F I^ A Y , DBCEMBER t , 1968 Avtooge Doily Net Pram Ron The Weather page raiBTYJ-TWO Ear I h e W eek BaOed Cloudy tonight with chance of iiUmtligHlgr lEwgtting 1|graU> Nevambar 16, 1868 light snow. Lows In the 90s. To morrow, cloudy, windy and cold, chance of snow flurries. toghO Him Manchester Square Dance The Perennial Planters The VFW will spansor a sea The public Is invited to attend iUmtfhpfitpr lEumtig BpraUi food and steak night tonight a re ce ^ o n marking the formal 15,341 In mid 80s. About Town Caub will sponsor an open dance Carden Chib will have its annual for an area square dance club Chrlstmss party Monday at 8 from r:80 to 10:80 at the post opening of the Manchester Com Manchester-— A City of Village Charm munity CoHege Stairwell Art Mandwriter Rod and Gun C9ub members tomorrow at 8 p.m. p.m. at the home o< Mrs. home, 608 E. Center St Mem Gallery and the MldYear Stu PRICE TEN CENTS wtt hava.a quaitarty meatlnf at Waddell SebooL Bart JohMteoi Herbert Hutfleld, 28 S t ^ e n St bers and guests are invited. VOL. LXXXVni, NO. 58 (FtiURTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION—CONNECTICUT LIFE) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1968 (Claasified Advorttebig on Pag* il) IConday at S p.m. at the chib- dent Art Exhibit tomght from 8 will be the caller, and Mr. and Co-hostesses sre Mrs. Theodore This will be the last seafood houae, Daley Rd., Coventry. to 10 in the Hartford Rd. build HOUSE 8.HALE Chambers snd Mrs. York irfght until after the holidays. Mte. Russell Wbtte wlU cue the ing. Refreshments wRl be serv Strangfeld. Members are re DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER— 84M123 round. Committees are Mr. and ed. The exhibit will be open bo The IBancheatier Carden Chib Mrs. Bniest Fesola, door duty; minded to make a Christmas Mrs. Harry Mahoney, VFW ^ have a Chriatmaa buffet the pubUc Monday through Fri Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fhlnney, re decoration for the gift exchange. Auxiliary Americanism diedr- 11-Telescope Observatory No Room for Quadh r Monday at 6:10 p.m. at the home day from 8 a.m. to 10 pm. freshment chairmen, assisted by On Wednesday, Etee. 4, the group man and patriotic instructor, through Jan. 34. erf i t i i MUUeent Jonea, Tolland yesterday afternoon presented 8YLMAR, OoUf. (A P )— Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Richmond decorated Whiton Memorial Li ONE DAY ONLY! Mr. and Mrs. James L. Gal- Rd., Bolton. A propram of brary for the Yuletide season as an American flag to Cadette Chrlrtmea music will be preaent- and Mr. and Mrs. James Stack- The Rev. Earie R. Curfter of llon became the peurente of Seven Procedural Issues it does each December. Clrt Scut Troop 689 at Bolton Stargazer Satellite ed. poie. North Uidbed Methodist Church qusidnipleta Friday. High Sdtb station famous -FALCON" Broncl We don’t have room right Boouta. WINF. The i«ogram Is sponsor now,’’ said Galllon, 38, a ed by the Msaohesber CounoB of R ocketed into O rbit idieet metal mechanic to ll Grace Groiqi of Center Con Chundies and the Manchester | DELUXE TAILORED CAPE KBNNEX)6, Fla. (AP) as great a step forward in as man. The GolUona who have gregational Church will meet Clergy AMOdatian. tronomy as was the invention of a two bedroom house In the Monday at 6:80 p.m. for a pot- — An astronomlced observatory Resolved by U.S., Hanoi the telescope.’’ Los Angeles suburti, already h a hick and Christmas party. Mem nxAsted Into orbit today pack have two boys. K The atmosphere, a curtain of DUSE : ’Ihe Guild of Cur Lady acecraft and the universe,’’ said Dr. tion, and his North Vietnamese counterpart, Ha Van with a tea tomorrow aft the home rode atop an Atlas-Centaur James E. Kupperian Jr., GAO Special Rites of Mrs. Roy Foabrink, 88 Fox- Principal A. Raynumd Rogers is hmuiooB UnM» Lau, a re: )booater fiiat drilled It into a project scientist at Goddard. —’fhe first four-way session croft Dr., West Hartford. Guest abbendiiv the conference of. the PROPORTIONED RAINCOAT near-circular orbit ranging fro PEARL HARBOR , Hawaii speaker will be Mrs. Robert D. New Bkigland Association of Col The observatory has two ma will be restricted to conference 467 to 489 miles high—very close (AP) —America remembered IH A T HAS GVERY1HING MlaoCurdy of Bridgewater, leges and Secondary Schools in jor experiments, a cluster of Ky^ Delegates procedure. to the 480-mlle-hlgh clrciilar Masa, who Is flm vice president Boston today. four telescopes developed by the its fighting men fcllled during —Each group wUl have a WASH AND WEAR path for wditch It was aimed. of the national crganlsaiUon. Smithsonian Astrophyslcal Ob the Pearl Harbor attack 27 speaker. Officials plan to activate the —They will meet in the same DACRON« AND COTTON The nominating oomutilttee of servatory, and a group of seven years ago with a special memo Leave Saigon spacecraft’s telescopes Wetkies- room previously used for U.S.- Salvation Army fair and hiodt- Center Congregational Church telescopes designed by the Uni rial service today at the USB ZEPGL* 1REA1CD day after checking all space North Vietnamese talks at the eon will be tomorrow from 10 will meet Monday at 7:80 p.m. versity of Wisconsin. Arizona memorial. craft systenis. Majestic Hotel. TO SHAKE OfF a.m. to 6 p.m. In the Youth In the church office. Dr. George Lundqulst of the Representatives of the Naticm- For Paris The 176-million satellite is the —The allied and Otmmunist Center at the Citadel. Smithsonian Institution said al Conference of State Legisla RAIN AND STAINS heavlert and most complex sides each may bring 10-12 per OA02 will attempt to probe the tive Leaders were among those SAIGXIN (AP) —Vice Presi . . . ZlP-m ORLON« ooni9«i« s cie n tific spacecraft ever sons. Navy Ens. Richard L. Trotter, Students on Bus mysteries of quasars, celeatial at services on the gleaming dent Nguyen Gao Ky and a alx- launched by the United States. —Business can be conducted PILE LINING SCO of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow objects emitting such vast white memorial which stradffles man South Vietnamese delega Operating above the obscur in English, Vietnamese and T. Trobter of 516 Gardner St., Unhurt in Crash •tfSO I amounts of energy in light and the sunken batUeriiip. tion left today for Paris to at ing blanket of eaifli’s atmoa- French. recently made Ms first solo radio waves that they can be ob Normally the only memorial tend the exparxled peace talks. ASTOUNDING AT ONLY irfiere, the observatory la de —Thpe recorders will be ad flight after completing a ground A Rocky Hin man, Richard served out to the fringes of the progirams held aboard the *dilte Ky will act as supreme advis signed to provide astronomers mitted. trakflng ooime in rotcuy wing Allegard, 42, was charged with universe. monument are. on Memorial er and la not a member o f the with their first unobstructed —Newsmen will not be admit aircraft principles with Helicop "These strange new objects Day. But Secretary of the Navy delegation. He cuid the others speeding too fast for conditions glimpse of the unlveiae—explor ted. ’ 19.99 ter Training Squadron Eight at 3-in one value... are creating great excitement in Paul R. Ignatius granted special were seen k^ on. COnnectlcift. PM Kcqipa PM is new secretary of state, met pri , jilhere. waa- otrlct. aecuiity at the opportunity to make public a Handsome {Said lining in rayon and CO 6 tovmstt tor anMuneing Ms wreath-'to W40ri (SM. IB 5:30) a national henonry society for vately. A perron privy to the Saigon’s Tan Son Nbut aliport, stateiAmts. acetate. cabinet choices. But they said Lanlprey, incoming president of with troops deployed all around E comrersatlon insisted it dealt 461 Tim es Students in all academic fields. the lenslative leaders. Lampi*y ’The shape of the conference The new mmbera Include Pam- such a radio-TV appearance with on appointment at sub-cab At San Francisco State It. waa being given serious is pre)ndent of the New Hamp table, although a seemingly tri a Beige, Mack, navy, cranberry. Stses 8 d a Baminghsm of 288 Moiarfaln inet level SAIGON (AP) — The U.S. The delegation will be headed to 18, regular 6 to 16 thought. shire state senate. vial Issue, Is one wMch the ri Rd., Patricia A. Fsltham of 84 Nixon came here to attend the Command said today American by Ambassador Pham Dang Nixon has said sdl cabinet The floral display was vals feel could be translated In Jarvis Rd., Cbarlane M. Faradia annaul meeting of the Republi reconnalsswce uncovered at Lam. (Xhers are: Nguyen Xuan choices will be aimounced In the dropped in the waters over the to a bargaining advantage later of Rockville, Joseph R. Lacy of can Governors Association. least 461 indications of enemy Phong, former rtpnisterinto: in coming week. The decision ap- sunken battleship. ’The rain Student Strikers Vow ch a r^ of pereuading Viet Gong Gonaequently there has been Soutti Windsor, and Stuart L. ^leaking briefly Friday night, activity In the demUlitarlzed jMirently depended on whether bow-colored oU rings, wMch atill to defect utvder an open arms non breakthrough on this point, Kaplan of OolumUa. the Incoming president said the zone since the United States Nixon could line up an entire United States has the wealth to surface from the submerged stopped bombing North Vietaam program; Vuong Van Bac, a The Communists want a cabinet in time. vessel, blended with the floating “iBand of Outstders” (French, be the best fed, best housed na To Enlist Faeulty Aid Nov. 1. lawyer; Mrs. Nguyen TYil Virf, a «square table, whose equal sides Sources close to the presi wreath. 1964) will be shown Simday at tion in the world has ever Only 36 of the sightings re la n ^ r ; Nguyen Ngoc Hul, a would fit their claim that the C dent-elect sMd Friday night Sen. The legislative leaders attend 7:30 p.m. In the WWiton Memo known—and to share its pros SAN FRANCISOO (AP) — Re Morning and late afternoon at vealed whait the command professor, and Nguyen ’Trieu NLF has equal status in a four- ing the ceremony included dele rial LBirary auditorium, 86 N. Henry Jackson of Washington, a perity "m ore equally than any jecting partial concessions, tendance was reported normal. termed "significant’’ enemy ac Dan, cMef of Saigon’s delega- sided conference, gates from every state as well Main St., as the third film in former diaiihnan of the Demo people have ever Chared." strikers at San Francisco State Hayakawa turned down stu tion. But 128 were serious tion to the International Oontrol ‘The United States wants two cratic National Oonunlttee, had as Guam, Puerto .Rico and the the Manchester Oommuirfty Col He said “we’re going to see to College vow they’ll enlist more dent demands for amnesty for enough to warrant retaliatory Oommlsskm, set up by the 1964 long tables each facing each Virgin Islands. lege Cinema Sunday night removed MmseU from conten it’’ that Americans now fighting faculty help in the fight to close strike participants and for rein fire from American planes, ar- Geneva convention to supervise other, to support its claim that 'The 16-minute ceremony series. Sidiscriptions or single tion as a possible secretary of in Vietnam come home to a na the campus. statement of twice-suspended tilleiy end warshix>s, the com the truce in Indodiina. the parley is composed of two closed with the firing of three admisalans may be purchased Defense. tion wMch can be imlted with ’Ihe college ended its first George Murray, a Black Pan mand said. There were about 60 possen- sides. The allies do not recog NIGHT UNTIL to HonMuhi, where he ^poke week of classes under semanti- ther and part-time English in gers on the blue and white char- nixe the NLF, uliicb the Saigon at the door. (See Page Three) Ambassador W. Avei*ll Har- to the National Confeience of (Bee Page Fourteen) cist 8. I. Hayakawa -as the act structor who urged Negroes to tered Boeing 727. They lircluded government regards as an out- riman, chief U.S. negotiator at The Women’s Christian Fel ing president acceded Friday to bring guns to school. the Paris peace talks, said ear (See Page Fourteen) (See Page Fuurtaeu) HALE SAT. lowship executive of board of 6 of 15 demands of the Black The strikers want 20 Negro lier this week there was a clear Second Congregational Church Students Union and the Third professors hired to run the tU 1 5 :3 0 agreementi before Preaideift CHRISTMAS wUl meet Monday at 8 pjn. at World Liberation Front, com black studies department and UNITED STATES PROPOSAL posed of non-Negro minority Jolmson ordered the bombing r the church. all minority students admitted halt ithat serious negotiations groups. Uniiad Statai to the college regardless of could not continue If the enemy Pbyakawa announced crea qualifications. Hayakawa of abused the DMZ or shelled ma Special Purchase! tion of a black studies depart fered 11 teacMng spots and jor cities. ment. A controversial Negro In- granted 128 vacancies In the Radio Hanoi charged today striKtor, Nathan Hare, was special admission program. named department head. that U.S. warplanes bombed an agricultural cooperative and a Confaranca T oblei But militant students, sup MADISON, Wis. (AP) — About hamlet In Nartti Vleltnam' Dec. ported by an increasingly larger 160 chanting demonstrators 3, killing mote than 30 North group of faculty, students and pushed passed two guards and Vietnamese. outsiders, replied with obsceni smashed a glaas door panel to The report by the "Gommls- enter a Gapitol itwm where the ties and called, the acting presi slon for Ihvestigatlcn of U.S. ¥ dent a liar. Their demands, they state univeietty system’s Board I m per 1 a 1 i s ts’ War Grimes” of Regents were meeting Fri Hanoi Nol’l. Liberation Front said, are non-negotlable. claimed American planes hav^ “ He’s offering us tidbits,” day. made seven bombing raids said Rsindall Bridges of the The demonstrators, demand against North Vietnamese prov NORTH VIETNAM PROPOSAL Black Students Union. "H e’s ing reinstatement of 89 Negro inces since Nov. 1, and artillery trying to divide us.” students suspended from Osh and naval guns have fired 81 United Stotff “ The situation hasn’t kosh State University, intemqrf- rounds at targets in the Vinh changed,” said Roger Alvarado ed the meeting for 20 minutes. Linh area. of the Third World Liberation They withdrew after the re South Vietnamese headquar Front. ”We’i* atlU on strike.” gents agreed to appoint former ters said today there have been No violence occurred FYiday. Supreme Gourt Justice Ward 122 shellings of provincial capi Conference Like every other day through Rector of Oshkoeh to hear stu tals and diatrlct towns sliice Not'l. Table paigen out the week, a police force of dent appeals at the university Nov. 1. Fif^-slx civlUans have about 600 stood by but did not Liberolion | Jewelry move to confiyit the marchers. (See Page Fourteen) (See Page Fourteen) Front
Honoi Conference Ends Today COMPROMISE l 4 KT.aOLD OVKHLAV
Roses of delicately hand* carved genuine ivory, with Nixon Assures Governors Vi Saigon i . United Siotat Price! finely veined leavei in 14Kt. yellow gold overlay. ORIGINALLY SELLING FOR *1 to *15 See our beautiful selec Of His Ear on Problems tion of this fine quality By JACK BELL Most frequently mentioned to lations but made no specific Unbelievable ... A opedid porehafle of “ replace ritiring Gov. John H. jewelry today. Associated Press Writer promises. Not’l. — .ns mannteetnrar.... A onee ki a lifetime f^ rtm iity to boy m Chafee of Rhode Island as PALM SPRINGS, CaUf. (AP) "We wet® abaolutely ssdls- libarotian o f ft M«mI deeicn pieew for yoalreelf, for gtito Gold a ^ ^ v e r m tals, prar^ rtiairman were Govs. Ronald Hanoi Use Your “CBT Charge fled,” said Gov. Paul Laxatt of Front s y n th e tic or and^nodom stoocs. Bright shiny, sparkling and every one is — President-elect Richard M. Reagan of California, Daniel J. Oard” and Our Nevada, one of those who talked j S t t a l f yra would ordinarily pay . . . This to a buy imporaible to Nixon has assured Republican Evans of Waddngton, the Mi w im i Lay-Away PIob , . . with Nixon. He said Nixon governors that they will got a ami Beach, Fla., convention le o to t! keynoter, and (Sov. Raymond promised that ’ ’State govern ment will be made much atrotig- sympathetic hearing on state Shafer of Pennsylvania. R c g n l ^ f l ...... N O W « # ^ Expert Watch and Kennedy Urges U,S» Assistance to Biafra problems in W arhln^n. er. The U. S. and North Vietnam have agreed on all Jewelry RepalrlDg He met singly and in groups Indications were the gover at Beasonabie Prieea. nors would pick a chairman for Ronald L. Ziegler, Nixon’s procedural questi<»is for the expanded peace tallro Regnloriy ...... Sen. Edwani M. Kennedy, left, talks with Nobel Peace Prize winner Rene Cas virlth them during their annual press assistant, aald the presi conference which winds up to 1969 and a vice-chairman who except for two points, including the o f ein last night in New York City prior to 25th anniversary dinner of the Inter- would take over the Job to, 1970, dent-elect conferred with 24 of shape the Regotorly ...... NOW 1 day with election of a new the governor* or govemors- natioiMl League for the Rights of Man. In address to the League Sen. Ken chairman. Nixon was reported Governors who conferred with elect Friday, talked "in the negotiating table. The U. S. prefers two rectangular Regotoriy 9 8 ...... BRAY'S to have pledged his full coopera Nixon reported he listened sym JEWELKY BTOBE nedy urged the U. S. to provide all possible assistance to starving civilians in most general terms” of the cab- tables, the North Vietnamese want a square tabled Othsr ptoeiaonaatoat$lD , $ 1 2 , $ 1 S ... Now afl at half the price. tion in strengthening the role of pathetically to suggestions for 787 Itohi St.. Masohester Btofra. (AP Photofax). state houses in government. improving state and federal re (See Page Fi'^^rteen) and a possible ctMupramiae is a round taUe. f f m n ra m w nAO, MAIN nXNMl, BEAK.. . CHABOE AOOOUNIB INYRED FfeMW 60-M 17
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- r - f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN,, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1968 PAGE THREE MANCHESriEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 19W ------^ RAffll l^fO Pearl Harbor Champs Elysees Stocks May 3 Arrested Sheinwold on Bridge STAR GAXEK^ TrtY Ig L o s in g Its By eXAY B. FOIXAN NKOEMITY n MOTHEm NORTH Recalled in f both Soon Reach — ABI U88A In Protests OF ONDBDAI. DEFENSE* Business Bodies y V MAS JK y*ur Daily AcHrily Guida ♦ AQJ FAIRWAX Unique FTavw >> According to fha Stars. ii By ALFRED SHEINWiHJ) Cp 95 stores Asl Special Rites first 3 - 1 3 -:^ To develop message for Surfdoy, 9-17-2M 0^ 0 AK13 TRIRD GENERATION f>A10i (AP) — Tile JH-mO* ‘Dow 1,000’ At VConn (Oontinued from Page One) 1>'47-3M9 r e ^ words corresponding to numbers 1S2-57-67 ^ Bi your eariy yean as a de- 4b 6542 The election of Douglas Straw KlytM , with it« Aoot- of your Zodtoc birth sign NEW YfXtK (AP) — Cbeen y^TAUIUS scotno 8TORBB, Own. (AP)—State fonder you are taught nevOr to WEST e a s t of Old Toppan, N.J., to board volleys by the Marine Corps ri tag geDwtes, movie hooeea, F-\ AS*. JO 1 Km p 31 Dteisiom 61 To will ring and obampagne carts o a .w police have amnteil three more ^ nmu Quit dummy can ruff. 4 6532 4 10984 of directors of the Colonial flemen and the playing of echo ore open ridewalk cafes and a doable- ASAYJO 2PI*asing 3201 62Electrlcoi wiB pope when the Dow Jones 30poor1unity 33 Show 63 Just NOV. 3! Athe-.youa^dotogdW ih^r’. (7Q4 (JAKJ1063 Board Oo. marks the third gen taps. There were no speeches. decker ptm parlor, la l)egla- S 3-30J041 64 Short Indastrlsl average fattw (be 1,000 4Somt 34 In 11-21-32- 0 10 87542 0 9 eration of Straws to serve in an The Arizona rests in 88 feet of n«iig to hMk like the rebuilt :^SS-73-84^ SGood ^ Arrivt 65 Attitude 4»6M1 of CbmeoOcut Nov. M againat wort tor him. At worat, dectar- m art. 36 For 66T o « ^ 4b 9 executive capacity for toe Man water at the bottom of Pearl tonight till atretdiea of Wew York’s Third GIMINI 6 OKtiny SAOTTARIUS It came close two yean ago 7 Your 37 Is 67Adeice OUn lUtUaBoa. er alio may be void of tbe wit SOUTH chester shoeboard company. Harbor. The monument over it Arenne. •TrO MAY 21 8 Don't 38 68 Not NOV.22 ^ and has bulH up to the point—it The three, whose «urreeta toing mid may diecard a loaer while 4 K7 The son of Hany C. Straw, was dedicated In 1662. More And like lota of New Yorkers, JUNEJO ^Look 39 Got 69GiH DEC 21 ^ 1 started tbe week sg MO—where lOGood 40 Wrong 70 Trips ttie tofol number arreated to 80, dimuny ruffs. NeveribelEaB, (? 8 7 2 ; • Douglas will (ill Ms father’s un- than 222,600 people visited the many ParlaUns aren't pleased ^ 4-16-37-31 II Tbtrt'i 41 You're 71 Sorneor^e 6-15-25-34^ were taken Into cuetody on ibe neceeaity ia the mottier of un- SHOPPING DAYS tt could hit 1,000 before Oie end 0 Q 6 memorial so fa r this year. by the plate-glaas blankness of y4M 6800! 12t4tws 42ldMS 72 Awore 496Q.75L8673 c of tbe year. 1 3 ^ 43 Discord 73 Ofildren UOonn campuB BYiday. uaual defenatve ptaya. 4 AKQJ 107 A large marble wall in the auto showrooms, banks and air TIL CHRISTMAS CAHCnt 74 To CArsKOeN They were identified by atata ‘ Openiiig lead—queen of hearta. Ibe ottafomenf of “Dow lATrme 44 Mon«Y shrine room o f the memorial is line Ucket officee that Is replac JUNE 11 iSTokes 4Sf>lo9ued 75 And poHoe aa: Rirtard EBiot Re- to miJce sure of leading the w it Sooth West Norih la d 1,000" WiB actually be naore of a 16Gtmtni 46 Betm 76 impress 14 Pau 10. 1 ^ engraved wito the names of toe ing the Boardwalk mood. JUV12 JAN. 19 bock, IS, Faltfield, diarged with again. After Eaat iiaa won the OPEN psydnlogical triumph than a 170ut 47 Perhops 77 Someone 2 4b Pau 2 Pau 1,177 Navy and Marine Corps of A new Pan American Airways 5-14-3»4»| 18 For 48 Needed 78 Elders 1-13-36J6^ tmach of peewse and aaaault; second trick the queaUon la what 4 real achiervement in terms of an ^ 5 3 ^ -8 1 8 7 49 Forming 79 Ufa's 5061B268' to e r pahaea. 459 Hartford Rd.—649-994S, face across six lanes of traffic. 7-10-34-37 25Hond 55 Only 85 FoHure 33-1 weedmees,” the books say, and But rten came one of the most 86 Pattern 73-75-78 Storrs, charged with breach of You hold: Spodea, U-M -6; About BO little diope have BOSrrON (AP) — New Eng '48-50.71 26 Alert 56 By dummy's only weakness Is In horresidous drops in fafatcry as 27 Will 57 And 87 Repoired msces peeoe, interfering with pedea- Hearta, A-K-J-10-6-8» DIamiMtoa, dosed in the last few years, ac viaeo 88 income SUNDAY land vignettes: the D ow sank 280.83 pototta to a 28 For 58A FES. 19 triaiB and refusing to disperse. clubs. 8; Cbiia, 8-8. Andover cording to a merchants' associa 29To 59 By 89 It All were released on their own TWs is made to order for de Yes, Virginia, Calvin OooUdge low of 744.33 by O ct 7. c / i ^ “ 30 If 60 Your 90 Assoc lotes MAI. 10 What do you aayf tion. They cannot match what SiST.22 clarer. He draws tnimpa and After jagged ups anl downs, 12/8 10-18J1.42^ recognizance pending a court Anawer: Bid four baoita. Do big firms are willing to nie letter is part of the book, plenty of oUrtere In the Street mend tor Immediate withdrawal World War II. the United States West's only possible trick is an ^ as director at the company’s Andover boy or girl at Rhnm Candy Kitchen overrutf of dummy on a third Srd SMASH WEEK! (‘ fourth quarterly meeting this High School. 800 per wait. Pan American “Tour Son, Calvin Ooolidge," remember when the whole na- strategic bombers from "malntainB bases in tMs coun- Annual Sessions Where Quality Candy U Made Freah Dally agreed to pay $380,ODD for 280 published by the Vermont His- ffgjf gtock crazy in U.S.-admlnlatored island, try on a scale fanplyirg the oc- round of hearts. j week and was elected director A children’s booth will offer square------— yards ’*• ” torlcal Society. The letters cov- 1929 and the Dow ttnhutrlala Japanese newspepera reported, cupatkn contiiwea." The news- F o r L egislatu re As it turns out, West can ruff I emeritus. stuffed animals, Santa’s candy ChooM From Over 200 Varletleo the tfalid heart with the nine of J The first Straw to serve the Joseph Mazzotta, left, director of Driver Educa .school’s use by Ted Trudon Inc., automobile deal A Pan American spokesman er the period from 1887, when reached a p—v of 881.17. Then In central Okinawa, another paper Asehi rycotnmended "the ers on Tolland Tpke., in Talcottville. Presenting the jars and many other things. The said this WM exaggerated but young Calvin was a student in came the greet crash in October 800 teachers adopted a resohi- number of U.8. bases be cut T o p ic o f Javcee *rfeauiig “ H e • company was the late Arthur J. tion at Manchester High School accepted the keys knitting booth will have mit Straw who in 1881 became a car is, penter, Ted Trudon and, right, Pjob Jones, A truly wonderful gift . , . conceded that tbe new office is Ludlow, V t, to 1906, when he >29 followed by the iIt ti— protesting the recent. craA- down as much as posatole" to r ^ J East is to get a friendly nod, H I this week to a brand new fully automatic 1969 tens, hats, slipper.^ and such for "the most expensive ticket of was president of the United -nie Dow Industriote scraped to «» o< 85««t Stastotoitreas ptones reAsce the danger of J^ian be- Should the State General As- i» better for Wm to get is from OMBQ! • partner, and later treasiwer of Volkswagen Fastback. The car was given for the Trudon salesman. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) sale. Christman decorations of fice rental paid by Pan Ameri Btates. a bottom of 4 1 to 1982, the demanding their withdraw- coming entangled in a war. sembly meet every two years os partner than from an op- GONE WITH I the parent company, the Lydall many choices can be bought at MUNSON’S CHOCOLATES can anywhere in tbe world." al. “Complaints these It does now cr every years as ponent. ‘ A Foulds Paper Oo. economic indicators including Corporation to its employes this against $2.70 (or the previous the Holiday House booth. A I His son, Harry C. Straw of A gift of our freshly made chocolates reflects Several fauslneaamen have Neither sleet nor snow nor It took toe Dow 2B A Vietnam-bound B62 crashed bases Include immoral conduct many state leaders propose? Modern defenders rtKwid And THE WIND population, retail sales, employ holiday season. The tradition, year. large variety of homemade your excellent taste and thoughtfulness, (or } Box Mt. Dr., Vernon, has serv- pointed to an irony here. They dark of night could stay Liuly years to come back to the burned Nov. 19i killing two In their neigltoortioods, dlarup- The queetloh will be discussed tbe winning play quite e a s^ ment, Incomes, number of dating back to the founding of items. Including rock jewelry, everyone likes truly fine candy. Choose from on say that with the departure of from tbe swift completion of her record of 1929. That was 196* crewmen and injuring five other tkm of raAo and TV reception, by a three-m.-ui pcmel Monday In the last 16 or 30 tte QSRkGABI£ 2^] I ed on the board of Colonial since Bcbool-age children, construction the corporation, began when Gary N. Mara of Glastonbury will be sold along wHh herbs excellent selection of Christmas oandlgs. I the company’s reorganization in the boutiques, tourists will have appointed rounds. ciewiueu and five civilians. An- excessive let noise, nosslble in- nlsdit itoout 9. after too resrular old-fashioned practioe of leaxL VIVIENIDGH activity, number of motor ve- each of the original 26 employes has joined W.C. Miwon and Co. and spices from Caprlland tai leas and leas interest in a stroll I 1963, and Is a director of toe was given a turkey after the of Hartford as a fuel oil repre- the This and That bto. It took a bout with a cat to LESLIE HOWMU) Metes, local tax rates, end on the Champe Elysees. Thus, .sentative for the Manchester ground the mailman’s mongrd factory payrolls. It can be used first Wasp airplane engine had The highUght of the fair will they contend, the tremendous OUMAdcUAVniAND to evaluate growth trends in been assembled and prepared area. The company serves Man be Santa Claus with gifts for all mascot. I you do lead the queen, you indi rents win prove out of propor- zy height while toe ectoomic Critlckam o f U .8 . bases In Ja^ taonination o f porta, potenttEd ters. The panel m em bers are Cionnecticut communities as for its test run on Christmas chester, Bolton, Coventry, and children who come. Two tiww- Lady had wiUked with Danny cate that you have only one or Uon to the tourist traffic. pfui mounted in editorials today dUnger from stored explosives not expected to debate, as all gan.-Thni«. 7 :M I Ma they relate to each other and to Bve in 1925. Vernon as well as the Hartford Ings of a film “ Spirit of Christ Bliss on his Enfield, NJL, mail news was bad. ^ ^ ^ two cards in the suit. At least three projects are un- It also prompted a stock ana- «"«*■ • •urvey by tbe Kometto and actuai dangers from toe three Eue In favor of annual aes- Frt.-Sat. 8A9 I Safc-Sm, 9 the counties and state as a Cash payments, not birds, are area. Mara has been associat mas" will take place, one at 2 route tor sevenU years, despite Daily Qnestiao i^ r way to add a little chic and lyst, Benton W. Davto, to write lean Government—party {done crashes and errora in dr- aiona. Dec. U —"DB. DOOUtnUB" whole. given now. The payments ed with the fuel oil industry (or and one at 4 p.m. To sustain the fact her owner w u a nind Partner opens wito 1-NT (18 protect the emaller shop own- a book entitled "Dow 1,000?"— claimed public hazards exlrt In 1^ Eind bombing practioe,” The panelists sue DemocrEtiic — . amount to more than $6,500,000 the past six years. letter carrier and toe could the viewers, sweets and soda toe operation of 64 of the 146 Yomluri said. State Sen. David M. Barry, Re BUY WARD MACHINE and will go later this month to will be on sale as well as cof have traded the long treks in tJl with a quesOon maolt in the ti One involves the construction publican State Rep. Donald S. employes of Pratt & Whitney Peter P. Wright, OLU. 18 fee for the adulto. Mrs. Charles kinds of weather for a soft ride tle. It locked to many as if Ben Two Hartford area men re —with funds from a real estate Davis had "toeamed toe impos- Genovesl, and Robert F. Frank ONLY 4 MOBE DAYS Aircraft, Hamilton Standard Mark Circle, Vernon, has been Williams, chainjnan of 'the (air. in a warm car. lin, director of State Research cently purchased Thi Ward Ma ROUTE 6. lOLTON — TEL 649-4332 groiq> attached to toe Vatican, Mble dretun" and he had to Sikorsky Aircraft, Nortlen, appointed manager of the Life, exp ats’ a T a i^ ' turoourof both However, Lady raised coin More Testimony Slated Service for toe Connecticut Pub HELD OVER! ENDS TDEBDAT chine Co., 259 Adams St. They Group and Pension Department tbe Societe ImmoMliere dl have toe book privately printed. United Technology Center, Elec young and old. OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY till 8:80 P.M. owner ralMd coin with Lady lic Expenditure Council. are Howard Miller of West Hart- of Kelly Associates Inc. In Hart Roma—of an Indoor Eueade with Nine years later, wtth the Dow tronlc Components, United Air Tax Exemption Oaady Alto Available For Fund Raising owner riased cfUn with Lady George R. English, Jaycee ford. Wright spent eight years ■hops representing such big over 8(KV be had no trouble find Today in Mine Hearing craft Research Laboratories, Last year, 24 owners of real and the letter cturier. project chEUrman, will moder with Aetna and six years with names as Givenchy, Dior, Pucci ing a publisher of an expanded and United Aircraft Interna estate In town who were over Now Lady—under ^rders from ate. j Hartford Life Insurance Oo. He and Charles Jourdan tooes. versicn of "Dow 1,000"—this FAIRMQNT, W.Va. (AP) — L ew is Ehrans, SEifety Inspector tional Inc. 65 years of age were granteii her owner—carries .'toe moll in The General Assembly con has been a member of the facul The second is a group of new time with no question mark. for UMW and member of toe the *1,000 exemption due them spirit only. More testimony about unsafe venes next month, and Etnnual ty of the University of Connecti movie bouses, including cne Davis’ theory w a baaed on a hearing panel, rem arked: BRIEFS under Oonnecticut State law. conditions ti Mountaineer Coal sessions euy! expected to be a cut School of Insurance in toe sbowliv only Swedish films ajvl mathematical concept of "ejqx>- “Busy, you must be flying. I George J. Vincek, 35 Green 'To qualify for the exemption Jerry Harmon is a suiUess Max Grossman another with usherettes in Ber a e m ^ Oo Mine No. 9 was given Frl- don’t see how it’s possible for malor subject. wood Dr., an employe In the Hartford branch since 1967. again this year another appli Santa. Recently the State League of muda toorts. Along with toe to be followed by all growing day sit a bearing into causes of any two men to comply with toe ed with the Manchester firm for sales office of Kraft Poods in cation must be filed. There re Tbe Concord, N 3 ., fire (igbt- Women Votenj came out in fa thingB "frotn yeast ceUs to civl- the explosions suid fire that left west Virginia mining law (or 35 years as a principal owner Hartford, was honored for 16 Rham District mains just about one month to vor of Eumual seaslona to end cream, toeyTl aerve hard Uquor ^ an accelerated pat- 78 men dead. fire bossing.” and officer. A charter member years service with the company do this. People over 65, new in " lo c a l fo r 10 the biennial system in effect to toe customers. for youngsters tern based on toe "8 ewre” The testimony came from Other miners testified Thuirs- -of the Manchester Elks, he is this week. He received an town or coming Into that age years, loimed his suit to another since 1887. The Jaycees may School Menu A law also la before toe Na wMch looked just like that on a miners who worked in No. 9— day, toe first day of toe hearing, also a charter member and award, a gold filled fountain -pen group during this year, should if also act create a sm othering foam fo r C9ub, the alriine aisnounoed SPECIAL — WED. &TH UieS..D^. 11 It 12 Sanitas Service Corporation, jqulsltion and m erger programs Conneclicut and part of Massa- od potato, peas and carrots, Vernon what France does best We’d of 30 blue riiip companiea, in- Mine Workers union, coal com- use in airport fire extlngultiiera. Thursday. through its nine member com- LEONARD BERNSTEIN — ISAAC STERN (O f GAP Corporation formerly chusetts. Green joined T o p Wednesday, scallopped potatoes like to have more of toe fashion For his gravestone, if nothing cliidfaig General M oto n , Du pany officials and representa- jacnTrtiAtiitay&Film'cor^ra- panics. provKles a variety of else, lus Simeon Martin been Value in 1963 as an account ex- with meat, spinach or lima B a h a i Sect and art world there and we Pont, U.S. Steel and Wootworth, tives of the U.8. Bureau of _ . . /'FinTra/'tcontract mninipnmaintenance and other la “A JOURNEY TO lEROGALEM” ition) of New York, having been ecutlve, a position, he held un beans; Thursday, hamburg must keep to a itiinimuTTi tfats remembered. l l u lagged beiiiiKl other market Mlnee. services for businesses, institu Howard Miller [with GAF since 1912. til his recent appointment. A gravy, buttered rice, green Set Meeting tornst of big business on our IndlcaitorB in reaching historic A heavy accumulation of vota- MATINEE 1:8* — EVE. *:S* * *ti* tions and Industries In most of • An Inventor, or co-inventor of ford and James J. Melo of New native of Boston, he attended beans; Friday, baked fish street. Burial Place HU in Rebobeto, higha. Since autunm 1007 the tile methane gaa released in toe Connecticut and parts of Massa The Baha’i community in Ver C thirteen patents, his prior re sticks, buttered parslied pota Mass., is 899 words long, not chusetts. The nine companies ington. Boston University where he ’Tm sorry to say it’s no long New York Stock Exchange in- mining of coal is beUeved to be sponsibilities were in research toes. cabbage, apple and celery non will observe Human Rights counting vital statistics. employ over 1,000 and reported Miller, the company’s new studied liberal arts. Green is er my fovortte place (or a deoc of some 1,200 common the cause of the 16 explosions Tand development on the applica- slaw. Day on Sunday by holding a Robert Ripley said in his "Be combined sales for the last fis president, form erly seiwed as married and has a son. w a lk ." stocks and Standard A Poor's that ripped through No. 9. Jtlon of various light sensitive public meeting at the Lottie lieve It or Not" series that it cal year ending June 30, 1968, vice president of sales for a End adv Fit pma Dec • seat 800-stock index have reached a “i think in my mind It was ■ systems, as well as marketing; Fisk Memorial, Henry Park, at was toe longest In toe world. of $4 million. manufacturer of hydraulic and Wigtown, formerly located on D ee S series of fairtorlc peaks. gas," said the superintendent 'development oi new reprograph- Radio Today 8:30 p.m. Martin served in tbe Revolu- pneoimaUc systems. He has Rt. 83 in Vernon, moved to a If AT*T had not been subtil- Foster Turner. He disagreed •Ic products. ^ WDRC^ISOO Baha’i is world-wide religion Uonary W ar and later was Ueu- tuted for testgrow lng IBM In with some witnesses who specu- QUARTERLY DIVIDEND . previously been involved in the new location on the Vernon side J A native of Manchester, Straw 1:(W John Rodo founded in 1644 by a Persian tenant governor of Rhode ^ 1939, Fortune magazine noted, foted the explostons might have A regular quarterly dividend design of test and ground sup- nov * M °0 ^er of 3:00 Brad Pirld Gen. Westmoreland •graduated from Manchester 8:00 Ken Griffin prince. The religions sect has land. His heirs included in the the Dow industrials would have of 35 cents A r share, payable port equipment for two leading been caused by a Must but DANCE ^Hlgh School in the Class of the establishment in Slgmimd 1:00 N own. Sljm Off international headquarters In Stricken with Flu epitaph a digest version of tbe topped 1,000 in December 1961. Saturday, Dec. 7 RICHIE’S PIZZA and on Jon. 2, 1969 to shareholders manufacturers In 'this field. M il WRCH—910 noted that one section of the •1964. He holds a BS degree in Garrey. The new store is quite 1:00 Matlnoo Haifa with the U.S. center in ENJOY AN OROAN FOR THE HOLIDAYS! history of both careers. The Dow readied 900 on Jeuv. of r(?cord at the close of busi ler was graduated from Brook FT. BRAGG, N.C. (AP) — main shaft “ had not been dust ■ chemistry from St. Lawrence a bit larger and offers men’s 4:00 Hartford Highlights Wilmette, 111. Tbe loved ones even had en- 28, i960 and those next 100 ness on, Dec. 13, 1968 was an lyn Technical High School and 7:00 News ed (or six months." RAY'S PAVILION •University In Canton, N.Y., and hairpieces now as well as 7:30 Gaslight Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Roth NO PAYMENTS TILL MARCH A™v^^ef*nf stone the 86-word points were hard to get. nounced by the Hartford Na- obtained a BSME from City Col Turner was referring to the COVENTRY LAKE ■ a master of science degree In variety of women’s wigs. A H'TIC—lOHO man represent the group local verse Martin was credited now? Dow LlW? 1*200? GRINDER SHOP • u , . tlonal Bank and Trust Oo. fol- lege “of ■ New York. He Is mar- 1:00 Nt'W.s at Ft. Bragg’s Womort Army process of sprinkling limestone G2ft0 grand opening is plaiuied for 1:15 Your Homo Decomlor ly and have arranged for a with having recited as be lay on 1,600? All seem possible to Wloll 8M0 tin M ldtirtt , c h e i^ t iy from the Univ y meeting of the bank's ried and has one child. AT Hospital wito what has been dust over the coal dust to pre 20 BIRCH STREET—MANCHESTER ■ of Michigan. He is married and ^ . next Friday. 1:30 Stiturday MatlniM' speaker, Mrs. Nancy Jordan of his death bed. Street. board of directors. Melo, vice president In charge 2:00 Mftropolltun Oprra diagnosed aa a mild case of vent coal particles from being THE SUNBURSTS Jhna three children. 6:00 Nows. Wcalhor, SporU Amherst, Mass., to address the At the end of the third quarter q[ production, was born and Asian flu. suspended in air and becoming (Feotoring Two Cto-G^ G irt) FGATUmNe — SOVCIAL United States Envelope (USE! 6:30 Monitor meeting. Mrs. Jordan represent at 1968, the bank reported net raised In Hartford and 8:15 UCoim vs. Bo.stoii Collect? Hospital attaches said early potentially ejcploslve. OOBUNG SAT„ DEO. 14 SANITAS EXECS of Springfield, Mass., announces 10:30 Monitor ed the national group of Baha’i KEYBOARD STUDIO operating earnings of *6,234,309, g.,.ndunted from Weaver High n:00NfWH. Weather today Ms condition was not seri Turner concluded: "The Good Duke I . Tlie Soul I PfucB # Grindtrs • Two local men have been that sales reached a record high at the international conference together with new highs in de- school. He holds a B.S. in busi- 11:20 S(K>rtH Final ous. Rostow Not ‘Snubbed,’ Lord himself 1 stoe only one who 'named- to executive positions for the fiscal year ended Oct. 11:30 Other Side of Day in Kampala, Uganda and has WE posits and assets. ress administration from the On. Westmoraland was ad knows what happened." Heunburgert # Cheewburgm •with the Sanitas Corporation in 31, 1968, though earnings were wroi*—1410 traveled extensively. An Increase In the prime rate university of Hartford. He re- 1:00 Dick Heathoiion mitted Friday ctiternoon, only Gary Martin and George Wil ■ Hartford tWs week. below toe 1967 level. Sales in 2:00 Tom Tyler Vesper Service from 6)4 per cent to 6)4 per cent cently served as vice president hours after arrival at this son were among eight miners French Friet They are Aaron Wientruub 1968 rose to ^9,627,000 from $67,- 6:00 Frank Holler Order of the Eastern Star will SELL - SERVICE - TEACH Say MIT Officials •iio Vt named vice effective Dec. 3, 1968, was alra production for a manufactur- 13:00 Gary Girard sprawling poratitMp and SpeciBi 4 pulled to the ,surface after toe 3rdW EB(! — OREATt 8. DREW. Tiny* 136,000 the previous year, while 1230 hold its annual vesper service initial explosion. •*^ Id n* of the Sani'tas Corn • ‘‘ ''" “ “ "ced. Increasing demands hydraulic and pneumatic 1:00 In Hollywood Forces base (or a medal presen- CAMBRIDGE, Moss. ( A )P-r 'Ihe declaion not to rehire earnings amounted to *935,000 1:30 Stretching a Buck at the Masonic Temple, Orchard WE ARE PROUD TO SERVE YOU FOR martin testified that No. 9 was Breakfast Served on Tucb, Wed., Thura. and Pri. .president tor credit together with tacreas- systems He is married and has tation ceremony and to receive Two officials of Massachusetts Rostow was made because his • and Max Growman, 21 Adelaide es in the cost of money have compared to $1,963,000 the year 4:30 Robert 'Ti'out St,, Sunday at 2 p.m. "pretty gamy” In the section he three children. 5:30 Norton Mnckrldge a command briefing from Lt. InstJtute of Technology say interests hml turned from eco- ★ ★ ★ ★ 7:00 A JL to 11:00 AAL made this decision advisable, before. After provision tor pre 6:30 Dimension 'Die Rev. Lyman Reed of Un Gen. John J. Toison, command was working. "It wiu more The Ward Machine Oo. em Kimball presidential astistant W alt W. nomlc history to world poUUcs, - N. Y. Dally News the bank said. The prime rate Is ferred stock dividends, earnings 7:55 Si)orta ion Congregational Church will dusty than it usually w as," M ar ploys 30 people and specializes 8:10 New Black YouUi deliver the Christmas message. ing general of toe 18th Airborne Rostow was not snubbed by the Brown raid, Hoars: Toes., Wed., 'Thar*. 7:00 AAL to 11:00,.PAL the bank’s basic lending rate, per common share were *1.07 12:00 Comment tin sEdd. in sheet metal and welded fab Corps at Ft. Bragg. school because of MS hawkltii ‘‘The general consensus was and other rates are scaled up PIANO and ORGANS Wilson complained about the FrLandSBL7:00AAI.te2:00AAL U rications for commercial a n d The posthumous presentation stand on Vietnam. that he had done almost no ward from the prime rate. w as mcMe to (Jen. W estm ore- "That was not tbe issue at work in economic history re lack of rock dusting in some The CLOSED MONDAYS Industrial firm s in toe Con areas of the mine. necticut Valley, The company’s land's sister-tn-law, Mrs. Fred- eU ," sfUd Prof. E. Cary Brown, cently and we hEUl to replace HONOR CERTIFICATE For an opportunity to damonstrote Hies* fiiM crick VanOeiwen. Her husband, commenting Friday on a report Mm in the field of economic his Mechanic Stanley Plachta, a Nelson Frelghtways Inc.' In a lieutenant colonel, was killed that Rostow is joining the Unl- tory with a younger man with member of the mine’s safety Beetles Rockville was given an Honor musical instrumonts to you w« ore going to hov* in a htiicotper crash in South verslty of Tejcas facuKy because whom we were pteEuied," Brown committee, said the several is «> FM. — SAT. — SUN. Certificate Award by the Free Our Very Own Vietnam test July. MIT, where he formerly taught, said. sues he has taken to manage Ctlw by Yellow dom Foundations for "outstand on. ‘i . Lt. Ool. VanDeusen, son of re- had refused to take him beck ment In the past have been writ 3 — TopHfHlnCaler — 3 Until his departure Rostow DELUXf ing achievement In bringing Ho l id a y CHMSTMAS tired Army Ool. and Mrs. E. R. after seven years of in the had also been affiliated with ten down, "but Mttle was done Submarinel about li bettor understanding of VanDeusen of FayettevUe, re- White House, MIT’s Center for International about It.” WMTEVER THEY’RE D0IH4...WMEREVER THEY’ RE RtHHIIRR R toe American way of life.” ICC CUBAN ceived the Distinguished Service Brown said Rostow’a strong Studies. George Glover, afire boss at C Given this week at the com Cross, Sliver Star, Bronze Star, hMcldng of President Johnson’s Prof. Max IfilUkan, the cen No. 9—responsible for checking T M t t f 2-7-9 back for «n OPEN HOUSE gas levels^estlfled the mine pany office, the award was ac s Legion of Merit, Purple Heart Vietnam pMicies did not influ- ter’s director, said Ms gruop Sbb. Gant. From BURNSIDE was tested (or four hours every cepted by Harold J. Horan Jr., y & m m encore! aad a second Army Oommenda- ence toe school's decision. "would have been delighted Sunday. ClMck Bvfo Ttee vice president of Nelson. Uon M edal. "That is a complete red her from out point of view” to wel- SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8th-1 to 6 P.N. Asked how two men could sur- Presenting toe award for the ring drawn acrora the trail," h come him back. But a« those on _ , Freedom Foundations was G. < taid. toe center’s staff must haveten- Riant four James Proud, vice president. As a teacher of the piano and organ Clifton Goodnle lire appointmcrntii on the M IT f«p H «d : "W e ’re "The consensus, which was Freedom Foundations, Valley has been teaching for 14 years. His teaching: methods GIFTS FOR HER faculty, he said. busy. Ch(x:k full of marachino red cherries, mint flavored green cherries, du- widely held in the department, Forge, Pa., Is a nonprofit, non- also include the ’’chord system” for organ lovere who PERFUMES — SETS UTTLE THEATRE MANCHESTER, INO. bonnet cherries, almond nuts and almond flavor. A delightful Christmas was that we simply had no spot '"niere was some question ------political and nonparllson organi do not care to spend endless hours learning muric, ALL FAMOUS BRANDS jkarun Weintraub pink ice cream, loaded with fruits and nuts. Shad.v Glen’s annual Christmas for Mm because he was now whettier as an economist he ANNOUNCOC8 zation which annually honors but are interested in quick results. working on subjects like toeo- would bring ito the depaitment treftt for you! ARTHUR 0RU8 St., named president of the citizens and groups for efforts to ries of poittical development the sort o f contributions It had TKicuufcM OPEN CASTING Window Cleaning Improve public understanding of that are not courara an eoonom- most need o f." Millikan soM. Manchester A s a service man Ernest Chasse has been fRctory Co. (a ,member firm of Sanitas). constitutional rights u'nd free- ics department teaches," Brown On the question of Rostow’s RIVE-I trained. He is your guarantee of quick and dependable Wllllmanlie Weintraub was treasurer of doms. said. Vietnam views, Millikan said: service, when you want it or n e ^ it. PICNIC the Manchester Window Clean Rowtow leiSt MIT in 1961 for "M y own personal oonvicUon la 8 — H O R B (» SHOWS — 8 Shadi^ 'SlIsifL0£UJu^ SioAM , HlanrlirBtpr by William Inge ing Co. before Its recent ac ECONOMK^ PROFILES •Iiiines 4. Mekf Washington to become a presi- (hat Ma policy positions were " O r o c a U " MM DEC. 1* and DEC. 11 — 8:99 VM. quisition by Sanitas. A native Hie Hartford National Bank denUal aralutant (or security af- not the deciding factor, "Uvtag_otk I . Dead" . . ., t m €ttPttinR Ifprdd U T T lM i THEATRE WORKSHOP of New York, he Joined the and Trust Co. has announced new management has started an Let's Get Acquainted fairs. were not even particularly rele- 28 Oak Street—Manchester Manohester flrm In 1988. He is publication of the 1968 edition of expan.slon program, i-oumllng IV PublUlied Daily Bhreai* Sunday, Browii said Rxitiow first had a vant to the decision not to bring OAST INCLUDES: mi aollvc member of the Man- Its "Economic Proflle.s," a year- out the company’s fabrication SAVE THIS SUNDAY »X>R A DBMONSTRA110M II lad BoUday* s i 18 BIs m H Street year's leave of absence ejctend- Mm hook." Chester Chamber of Commerce, ly, comprehensive statistical facilities anil equipment and "You Can Taste Th* Quality” , Iter, Cona (OMMO) 7 W O M E N : ed, then resigned in 1986. He ------■ ° ^ T H E 8 Ingenues—Ages ISdO Elks Club, Manchester Lodge compilation of Connecticut’s 169 a liling new i)cr.sonnel .so as to releghoee MS-ffu ^ said Rowtow had not formally 8 Character Actresses belter serve the needs of Indus I Ctaee Poetage Ptid al The command module o f the Of lauDuii^, Masons, —B ’nal___ B’rith, a n d towns and 8 counties with data re-applled to teach at MIT, but ApMlo spitoecraft contains al L i v i n g 8 Siqiportlng Actresses is twrTnUy fliianclal vice pres- covering the period from I960 try In the area. NOW . . . TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS KEYBDARD STUDID hfiat through Inquiries "w e were most 18 miles of wire, enough 4 M E N : ident of Temple ' Beth Sholom. to 1967. ROUTE 6 and 44A — O PE N D A IL Y and SUNDAY ROUTE 83 VERNON, CONN. -ON t u r n made aware of the fact he was for 50 average homes, but uses dead 1 Jnvealls . He Is also a charter member Prepared by the bank’s TtlRKEY PAYMENTS la Advoace interested in making plans only about 2,00Q watts cf rise- 8 Lending Men ot the National Association of economic research staff, "Turkey Payments," based on John and Bernice Rieg Parkade Branch — M<>nday through Saturday Approx. ■/) inUo from Vernon Circle on Rt, 83 toward RoekvIBe .... 81880 1 Chorenter Actor (BNAfUlflMHlInif'm about toe future and w a n M to trlclty, less than toe power re ...... — «iF6NAVI8l(lN\Mimi00(linR Building Service Contiactois. ’ ’Eco.nomlc Profiles" provides length of service, will be dis ... U.80 "Hsrror of I "O n n s s i Production Dates — Feb. 87, 28, March 1 know what was going to happen quired by the oven In on eloctrlc Grossman has been, assoclat- comparative statistics on major tributed by United Aircraft ... 7J0 Dracula" PraaJkSMtsla’' at M IT ." jdteben range. P A G E F IV E MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SAtTJRDAY, DECEMBER 7. 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING flERAUD. MANCHESIXB, CONN,, SATUBDAT. DECEMBER 7, 1968 PA(ffi FODS Hospital Notes 22 Arrested Downed Pilot in Et>erglades aeoae, Ibe A v tm iner. aad the flKvorad Nixon to. Face Major Troubles JUm rlirBter plaitograpteer. Finally, Umv praliaUy TMtqrt SN In New York Rescued After 6-‘Day Ordetd ooBlit to be. aceoriUiiy to aome aeotmta. C a n Y ou T efl ADMUTUD YB18TERDAY; a new dtottonaoT ianed. to corer eertaln TheREALYou? Otfblhw Atidns, 14S Loomis S t; HOMESTEAD, Fla. (AP) Wlnte. "Tills meal and the wa Etmtmg ^erali txitafui athmiiaia to the lansitose creat Mrs. Hlleenor Ohambers, 182 In Solving Problems of Cities ^Meter Ring’ Determination and a , big ter he drank kept Mm gutag." FOBIJBHKD k t t b x ___ ed (tartnE tbe BJ tfa . l a n t YORK (AS>) — U fs to Bohool 8L; Otorsnoe Ouster, 112 White and another rtuiget NEW YORK (AF) — Twenty- Thanksgiving dinner kept picked up WaMrop In on cdrtMOt But then, after are haae im actoed oew day has bssB eaUsd a quart tor -1 Aapinall Dr., Aadovef'; KW>um ministration. The President-e Tsx hikes provided only tempo admlnistration and appropria- By KEN HARTNETT downed pilot Wayne Waldrop and took him to fin hospttsL fun glut of hwlde atorles from toe Jolm- Idanttty. Haydtn. 404 Hartonatack 8t.; lect has aB but ruled out heavy rary reUsf. In the long run, they Uons.” two city parking meter collec t b o k a s r. ytocDScw Herbert LaBrle, RBD i, EUiiig- Aseoolatad Frees Writer Jr. going as he wandered in tho "He was glad to see us,” aoM WALTER B. rERGC8(R« ^on admtnialiattai. are find oureehrea bop- new federal Irvestmento. stopped up the (xitmigratlon to Nixon to not without certain tors and truck drivers have Many psopla assm to he going " tmi; John Lamenso, 19 Jeen advantages, Including the un Wlnte. He said he was getting so tng that Mr. Nixon aocoeeda to tmpotong around in clrelaa plalrttvaly in- WASHINGTON (AP) — Im He sounded the theme the suburbs. The already dwln- been arrested In the breakup of Jungle-like Everglades tor six F ooted October L Utl Rd.; Mrs. Anna Lopez, Vernon (Hlng tax base shrunk sdme doubted power of American In days before being rescued Fri- weak fiiat he couM only walk a firm oonlract of eOenoe upon thoae qulrlng of oarti other, Uke tre- posing troubles await the Nixon throughout hls campaign, call a ring that reportedly stole $6 PBMMMd B n rr E B z o ^ RA, Bolton; lYedsrkdc Lowney, m ore. dustry once (wmmttted to a day by park rangers. about 30 Oyards befora ha bod to ■od BoUtera. Eteered «t the Foot Omw « be takea toto tbe WMte Hooae. brt-FOtesd lort Mido, "Are you adminlsttiation to the nation’s ing repeatoiBy tor federal tax ^ Elmwood; Mks. IsabeBe Mc- incentives "to get private re The cities, many of them boo task. million In coins from parking "I Jrt made up my mind I stop and rest. Od o .. ao Oiioroiil fla w XaS We bare no' real liiatliwt to tatfn the actoaBy you?” aad "Trtl b m fiia Waldrop disappei^ed after " caung, 99 Duval St; Mrs. Anw cities. sources and energise ’where the rowing to the limit allowed by Wood believes that beginnings meters over file part four years. wasn’t going to die in the Ehr- inalde etory of tbe Nixon admlnlatratkaa. truth now, am I roally' aMT'' Marie McNrtll, 9 Lawton taking off from Miami’s Opa- SCBSCRIFlTCRt RATEB H ie new administration Is need to.” low, feU farther beMiid It be of (sommltment have already Ctty Investigation Commis erglades.” said the gaunt, 26- ParaMe In Adraace We hare nerer foond that any taaide Othare aimply ding at ovary ” EUen Maynard, Alice Dr., Oov- pledged to reduce urbeui crim e cam e more dMfleutt to pay for been made. year-old service rtati(x> helper Locka Airport, near Ms home. A paaaing Upol and pload ‘Wlaoaa "We con build the houeliig we sioner Arnold O. Fralman said statewide search was lauMdied One Tear ...... OaOO story of any adminiatratian to date has - entry; Mrs. Oadierlne Mayo, 84 and federal qiendlng but a com trained teachers, profeeslonal Nixon also comes to office aft as he recuperated tn a Home f i b X oB lh o ...... help mo find out who l am ." need for the urban poor, we can detectives from hls office seized Three Mootha ...... 7 ^ made pieeaatat readtog. It ariB be efl Kenwood Dr.; Ekedexlck kOitor, plex tangle of social forces policemen, an adequate force of er months of relative non-vio stead hospital. when he failed to return. Tea, tha aeardi tor Idantlty clean up the ulatlon Is booming. neglected and overcrowded Tho quiet may prevail long some cookies Friday evening. It tains from an Ids near staff a ooo- them -^ we get into ootloo the ed their rounds and returned to tered and died and he was THE AflBOClATED PRBBB ular parlor gueasing gantao of Ellen Plader, 41 flMprtc 8t., More them 116 million additional engine of private enterprise that slums. enough for him to capttalise on was the first food he had had •me Aeenctatod Preai »• exAtabely entiU^ tractpal promise not to anite or peddle a city garage. forced to bring down the plane u> the n e o( repobiicatkei ot an aeare our day. But if one la gotaig to RockviHe; Alfred J. Roberts, urban Americans tcre ejqpettted has atreafiy perform ed eo tnaniy Discontent escalated. since hd crash-landed hto rented for profit any White House expedences tt. Fralman said one of the sus In the sawgrass pattdi. nairhre eredtted to h or not otherwlae credh- play a game at all won, he " Bast Hartford; Edward M. before the turn of the century. miracles to produce America.’’ "A big ctty m ayor is Uke the Perhaps, Wood said, the ener pects was carrying burglar tools plane60 miles south of Miami in Sdlnttite paper and alao the looai newa jmb- uotn at least U years after Mr. Nfacon’s "He slept on top (tt the plane ahould begin at the boghming. -. Royoe, 108 Diane D r.; lO o . Rose The numbers alone threaten a Nixon proposed tax credtto to ’Desert E’ox,’ said ICUwaukee gies of Mack discontent are now and that the other 2 were car the Evergla(]es on Nov. 29. “ ^n* rtS L of repotiUcatloa o< apedal dir- Instsad of ataitiag off by de -‘ flt John, 407 HlBiard 8 t; Mrs. the first night," said White, own eventual departoie ba>m the White housing crisis and the accelera Induce business to hire and Mayor Henry Moler In refer being channeled 'Hncreaslngly rying from $180 to $1,000 each in He was finally spotted by a patebea Tierrtp are alao rucrreiL______House. We have never found White House manding to know who they are, .. HbmI Vttall, RFD 1, TMtond. ence to German Gen. Elrwln "end then he began waHdng." tion of the unplaiuied sprawl Jut train the unemployed a nation toward getting a piece of the ac dlmek and quarters. ranger pilot, his clothes shred To avoid snakes and other, The Herald Prtnihic Oorapaay lac., aa- memoirs adtancing tbe reputation eittier A tha players ahould firat ask " BIRTHS THXSTBRDAY: A ting out from virtually every al computer Job bank to "bring RommeL "We’re the guys with ded by razor sharp sawgrass ■omea no fisaacial reaponabiUty (or typo tion rather than disorder. The commissioner said the de Jungle creatures, Waldrop slept what they are. out the oH and petritteum- trying HI can see signs that Indteate graphical erroea appeMtafi to adrCTllaem^ of the White House uuuupw.ats of the fime daugbtor to M r.«nd Mns. EUiot major city. Job-seeking men and the merv tectives Investigated the ring by and hls exposed b c^ (xyvered In trees on grassy knoUs that u d other rewUng matter in The Haacheater “Aan I antnaal, nfinetal, seeking Jobe together" and tax to win the betUe.” things are going that way. Now with hundreds of mo.squlto Erratag Herald.______or that o f the autootaL Beyond fiiat, are Randall, 298 Spruce S t; and a The rtatlon's urban mayora posing as meter collectors. He dot the Everglades. doidd toat arhat has been revealed haa vegetable of human?'’ That son to Vie. and Mrs. David Mor- say they need at leart $36 billion incentives to firms that locate The "revenue gap” —to Just I suppose a lot will depend on said the Investigation was welts. He had slogged about 25 Subociiber to Loe Angeiea ThneaWarfilag- branch offices or new plants In what posture the new admlnto- toe Poet Nena Serrlce. __ ^ very often been o f such real fatstactoal (AP FkoUICaa) should be tbe initial qnesUon. rtasette, 136 Blihidge fit more a year to help close the one of the headaches awaiting launched in February after offi miles throurii knee-deep water. OAR, PLANE COLLIDE Ranger Ralph MIele’s signtlng Pall aerrioe cUeni o< N. E. A. Swrice Inc How can one teU B be Is really gap between necessary puUlc poverty anas. ^ Nixon. tration strikes." cials in the city finance admln- PRETORIA, South Africa PnfalhdieTa R>iir»a»nterKea — The JuHoa importance as to offer a teal hey to the DIBCHAROEX) YESTER Friday afternoon came at a Mathevs Special Ageacy — New Torh. Chl- a human betng? Bara la a sim services and the revenues avail "These economic programs "WUh the most liberal aa- totrator's office started noticing (AP) — Traffic oops were rtai^ cago. DeUct; and Boaton.______history of tbe time. In summary. It’s aB Confused Mockingbird ple flU4t-out-youraaif qaaaUon- DAY: Mrs. Patricia A. Moyni- able to pay for them, all an areare simplesimpie Inm conceptconoepi aiylaou sumptions Bumpuona Ix cancan makemaae aboutaiooui theme , _ « “ oqrtaln irregUlarlUes” in met time when even Wayne’s moth right arifii in it Mr. IQxon aucceeto In tied when they received a call XEXBER ACDIT BCHEAC OF CIBCCI-A- nalre that might provide tbe an- han, 98 Benfon St.; Doaglas F. What urbanist Wilbur Thomp- modest In (»rt. Hiey lack the Gross National I*roduct and the jiV l H C fltlO H O O flrC l er collections, such as fluctua er had given him up for dead. draartng tbe White Home curtataa. several days fluttering around the c ^ s bumppr Ingram, 66 Orestridge Dr., Ver- " I ’d Just given up hope when saying a car and an aiirttone TTONS. ______This mockingbird was confused when it saw its eon of Wayne State University drama (tt a $2 biBlon o r a $20 rise In federed revenues and tions In the amounts c(rflected. had collided In a ctty street. 8o trying to figure out why there is a bird just like mm; Arthur Ashwril, 102 W(wd- Seven of the arrested em the teleplione rang," said Mrs. SaturdAT, Decem ber 7 own reflection in the bumpCT of an auto in the On a rainy night tfe> you think calls the "economi(» of the aw bilUon price tag. But B»ey are with the most oonservative esti T o H e a r R e p o rts was the motoriot who found brldge 6t; Mrs. Doris Peeft, ployes were collectors and 18 Charlotte Waldrop. "I’m eo hap Williamsport Pa., area. The bird has spent the last himsdf in an area where such birds are scarce. everylxMly in the worid deBber- ful mess” could get even worse. aimed at enltetiug the real en mates I (»n make of needs for himself heading straight for tha P n In Fanes Gilead Rd., Andover; Mm Majy gines of Amertean progress: In were truck drivers. Twenty-one py I just can't help carylng. . ately Jumps into a toxical) Just In the old Inner cities, de housing, schoeds, public safety The agenda tor the Board of plane which waa taxiing toward Bmsauald, East Hartford; J(we scribed In the 1968 RepubUcan dividual initiative, private capi and so on—the whole urban In of the suspects were charged .I’d Just given u p." Perhaps ao rtngle thing flyby program. The current talk eo you won’t be able to get one? Educatfon meeting at 8 Monday hhn with its landing llghte on. We Take ViDRses An Paris StaOfi is of a ctrcumlunBr trip to be Figueroa, 74 Cooper St.; platform as "centers ot de tal, voluntary aervioee—toe dy frastructure—I come oat wtth a right fai Bennet Junior High with larceny and possession of WaMrop was In the rtiark val greater empharts to the growing honor ~ r r Do you throw an uneasy Maureen M. O’Donnell, 144 ley wlien hls fixxlless trek end The plane's owners eotplained The opening of uegoUafions at Fails, 'Wonders of the Univen made by our astronauts this spair," needs remain acute not namic four-fifths of cur econo short fall of $32 billion a year Sidwot calls tor limited action. burglar tools, and one waa of the tknea in which we live than file glance over your shoulder now Adams fit; Mrs. Barbara my not o(x:ounted for by the charged only with possession of ed. they Intended exhibiting it at maddeningiy incxxictantve aa the nego- mortfa. TUs rather rtxstt trip only for housing but for a host tor five years or so,” Wood said. Asst. Superintendent of fact that Majrtr Lindsay of New Tork and then bet^uae yon have the Swartz, 87 Overtook Rd., Wop- government.” "The real problem to (me of burglary tools. Despite hls ordeal Waldrop the annual' Pretoria Show, and tiatkxis have been in tbemaeircs, haa Current M o space wlU take eight days feeliag that you are beliig tol- of social services to upgrade ed Schooto Ronald Scott wlM report they decided to taxi it to the Ctty has now fortid it neoeasary to or and tra'vel 240,000 mfies from ping; Robert Hairtoon, 62 O dd ucation and health and reduce The empharts on private In setting priorities," said econo on the progress of summer (nir- was listed In gpod ratory or building. One study showed ttiat plans tor the program. Super Dr. L. H. LEVITT, DIBECTOB his tbouglito, would you spend ItochvtBe; Jeonlne G. LavoBee, of the "Natloni’B Cltlee," the Awaiting Chuck’» Leave lades," said ranger Erwin jured. Vietnameee stialegy Ibm been to tohe^ must be resolved to Justify the the OrMtal Workshop provides 600,000 non-whitee would have to study of existing programs. "If intendent of Schools Donald J. thiiih, when if there eras any kind of The Pels Planetarinm more than half your fime to RiFD 1, Hebron; Foul Trottler, publication of the Nationed —-p advantage of tbe rdetive luB in otoer By THE ASSOCIATED PBE8S coats of exploration. Sriertists the tertlng faclUUes for tbe tato- move to the sUburbs each year he feels they're vitrd and neces Hermlgan wlU make a prrtlml- HONG KONG (AP) — Lynda laiiMinp which wws srtf-protecting. K Of The Franklin Inrtttate Jail? 60 TumUebrook Dr., Vemon; League of Cities, said tbe may kind of operatlonB to apectoUae in tbe "Aloohoiism is a factor to be generally seek more information yeer trip to the pfarwts. Wtth to keep the Inner city population sary, I think he’ll let them run nary report on mairtenanoe Bird Robb purchased a morto- was a building in which htanan being! Herman Byram Jr., 166 Pine ors brtleve a totrt effort )>y fed (m vritb it,” Anderson said. occupetion of vglageo Ufiierto oontroOed faced in placing participants in To achieve tbe maximum sci on tbe origin orxi devdopment these programs under way, tt Do you secretly hate tojurtlce stable. The present non-white Items for the 1969-70 budget. grommed silk tie UK'iy for her gathered to do their worship- a t ; Oart Patrick fitetoliBber, eral, local and state government by Victoang. or at least wtoaliaed ncUional manpower training and entific retwn for our qxtee dol of (be solar syrtem with partic is hoped that the ecoexxnto and even though you know you are suburban migration rate Is The 1968 housing bUl, whUdi Theodore Fairbairts, superinten Marine hurtibnd who la expect A plaoe of wonhip was Its^own sanc development program which lar jt has been preqxieed (hat poUfical situations wiU im prove benefiting from it? Elart Hartford; Lee A m e about 76,000 a year—a figure and the private sector to need had Republican support, sched ed to Join her in time for their Home Improvement S iW by the occaaianal or nightly prram cf of ular emphasiB on the eartfo- Caruso, 966 Dart HiU Rd., Rock dent of touHdlngs and grounds, tuary, and ao powerful a sanctuary thrt aim at full employment in an manned flybys of tbe planets ao that in the 1970s a manned that oould cHmb if economic ed. ules the prochxdkm o f 26 mUll(m flirt weddhig anniversary. Mon moon system. Do you owe more than you ville; Joseph Stephenson, Eart wHl review the mafatternnee and file Vietoong. ft could extend its probectiao to others. expanding economy.”—a state be undertaken. While this oct>- flyby of the planets esn be im- gains allow Negroes to take ad They ore also awara of the units of housing over the next 10 capital improvement recommen- day after getting a week's leave Wmilariy, the evohiUan of life are worth but stiB feel that you H artford need fo r money, a need ttoey see In tbe Seigon atea alone, eome 290 ment by the UB. Labor Depart oept runs contrary to current dertaken. vantage of the federal open years, including six million fed- datians tor inclusion fai the 1960- from the war in Vietnam. The hsnd of vioteaee once paused and and Its presence elaewbere in are worth more than you owe? Alao, Mrs. MlUbred Thorret, bound to be(x>me m ore desper hasniets which are home to aome 100,- ment’s Manpower Administra accepted aciertific opinion, a housing law that takes effect eraBy-asstoted low income 70 bwiget. Their rendezvous poll* re and turned away, aw like bo the solar system, especially Osn you lose your head while US Cfooper St; Fred Bberle ate unless the suburbs agree to 000 peasant! are supposed to Imve com e tion. strong case can be presented Jan. 1. units. Tho board wM act on the ap mained a secret. It was known tMnfc, arhenertr It found itself ooufoort- Mars, are Ukewise subjects to aU thoee about you are keeping RFD 4, Ooventey; Mrs. Florence open their green spaces to low- under government occupattan and ountioi “ I Just made up my mind I Needs are growing for region By comparison, oitty 100,000 pointment of a part-time nego that President Johnsonfo daugh ing the syndxite of man's faith. fo r M. theita screwed on real tight? Miele, 898 E. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. income housing and accept wasn’t going to die in tbe Ev be explored. Some of tbeee al c(x>peration to ease the king- low ln(x>me units were provided tiations se(uet*ury who to experit- ter holds a reservation for a durtiw Jost the past few weeks. TUs is Dr. 8. Fred Singer, currently problems are susceptible to .A ThooKht fo r Today Antoinette M. Gautreeu, fitorrs; more of the fhuuxdal burden But we are file age wfaloh has de erglades." —Wayne Waldrop When you are standing In a sized traffic prtyblems afflicting In 1967. The federal schedule ed to work a minimum of twenty Sunday might flight to Bangkok, the big program now being pntoed by with tbe DepeuTmert of the In resolution by unmanned probes Sponsored by the Manchester Mks. OoUeen N. Perkine, 76li that has driven city tax rotes up veloped something dtfferent. We have Jr., 26, of Miami, Fla., who sur bank watting for a friend to cities from Boston to fieattle. calls fo r 700,000 low income hours a week. The appointment Hadland, but there weire re- our Mde in Vietaam, and at least one of terior and one of the most per brt the InonUnetely long time OooncU o t Churches Bridge fit; Mrs Nellie M. aJmort 126 per cent since 1966. file young faooAims arbose vlolenoe rises vived six days wandering alone make a deposit or draw out The menace of smog and air units In 1970. was dtscuseed earlier this year, ports MttJ. Charles Robb ■was our generate has been quoted slUi the ceptive spexse researriieTB, indi means extremely high carts. Dswenkus, 89 Suffleld St, Wlnd- co sts 8lK>t up in the poirt- In proportion to tbe aacredoesa of tbe in (he subtropical swamp after aome m<»ey, do you have the pollution to growing darker. The bill for (he port-war and action at Utts thne is neces- coming to Hong Kong. opinion that any enemy ta^le to draw cates it is impeoved to keep Even if cost can be accepted, rve Kept the Vows feeling that the guard to eyeing , aor Looks; Walter L. Qomete, World War n period os tbe age target. Not because they have oortrary hia plane crashed. Billion dollar price tags are “baby boom" of the late 40’s to sary to add the posltiixi to next Mrs. Robb alao purchased out nod proiong the negotiatkaie at Faria alive the option of manned the long wait for basic irtorma- }ou suspiciously? - And, as s ’ Bu(dfiaiKl; Frank O. Steele, of the automoMe opened up file positive bellete of their osm, but because "There Is no reason that we In tMs day when ibe men who everywhere—$29 billion fo r wa falling due on the Republican year’s budigrt. baby cWthes tor tho (xniple’s SAVE UP TO 50%! shall let the Oonununists planetary landings and flybys. Uon caim ot have sought for God in tbe matter of fact, aren’t you ae- Main St., Coventry; Mrs. Bar sifburbs. Both people and plants win really operate to our advantage, giv they resent anefa befiefs on tbe part of ter pollution control, $9 billion admlntotratfon. Tho board will also act on tho llve-m(mth-old daughter, Lucin Deal direct with the men that do the work . . achieve through negotiations This is oonsietent with Ms pM- There are other vital problems wrong way, and out of fireir dis tuaUy at the same time wonder^ bara L. RebUlard, Colchester; began pulling out of the etties In da Deeha. She said the (dilld ing ua opportunity to get even further others, they find their cwn destruefive- for municipal sewage treatment In addition to the problems, appofaitment o f three curtodHsiw. Eliminate sales commissions and costly overheadfll their dream of domination be losophy of estaUiefalng another vdiich must be solved beftne we appointments say "God is tog bow hard it arould be to rob . Mrs. Georgette C. Rocbeleau, search o f open space. Etoay was too young to tra'vel and Is aksig with the eaertiaD of our military Blast H artford; Keistetb Clif plants, the mayors say. Nixon will Inherit the compre . . . We buy direct from the factory, -tberefoiw, we I ness leaBy turned on when they get cause of weakness on our part.” natkxial goal for a viable space can answer quesUtme concern dead," and in a day when men a bank? m ortgages sped a housing lxx>m Hio klUor whale luw large ataytng with her grandparents, power in South Vietnam. ford, Etort Hartford; Mrs. Ger- In the Indian summer of the and highway construction made hensive housing act and "model cut out the middle men . . . We do our own woilc I loose inside a rehgVais bulidtng. —South Vietnameae Vice Presi program. ing the solar system. The earth seeking Ucense are doaldng tow Naturally, Uke every other de (dtles” a far-ranging experimen- Jaws armed with 90 huge, knife- President and Mrs. Johnson. As to the past, a Vietnaan village seems ' trude K. fiyne, 14 Summit St.; Johnson presidency, Robert C. industry’s aijjustment to the . . . You SAVE I $ $ I I I I ______They tae cemeteries —any cemetery dent Nguyen C3ao Ky, who will So much haa been written is somewtaat peculiar. It Immorality with the nicer aound- cent person, you are offended tal program up tor reriew next edged, recurved, interlockliig Lynda Byrd 1s staying at the secure for the government orty ao ksig head his country’s delegation to oonoemlng tbe tremendous possesses an oxygen atiixxqjhere , Mrs. Marie Bartel, 10 N. Fair- Wood, undersecretary of the De countryside relatively palnlesa. that happens to be available —for prac ing namee of "new morality" by tbe low moral tone of many partment of Housing and Urban June. teeth, according to Jimmy closely guarded U.S. consul gen as it can be provided wtto what amounts the Paris peace talks. costs of deep manned space and ooeam (tbe only one of tbe field St.; Mrs. Thomaslne B. Ol- But as the middle class, wtth fiaB Now For Free Estfamte tice in the art of the areuton, pointleas and "sltuatfon ethics," we are modern movies, but don’t you Development, sympathized with "H e (Nixon) will find all the Kline, trainer of Hugo, the Mi eral’s home. Secret Service men to a garriaaa of government troops — "Our biggest problem is flight that tbe Natlonel Aero inner planets to have fiiese), a experiencing the flambovant find yourself stsndliig in line . seiv Rotc M, Mansfield Center; Its fatttories, offices and stores and Hong Kixig police accompa 6 44-272 0 dertruefion of thirgs which have oom- David B. Rfibtn, 106 Weaver the Republicanz. program t(X)ls are th ere," said ami Seaipiarlum’s new klHer sufficient in number to prevert any Vlet- trying to educate people to un nautics and Space Administra- magnetic Add and a large began the aweome outward nied her on the shopping trip. mltted the erfine of meaning somettiing breaking of vowa once made to more often to see one of thoee . R d ; Mrs. Jeuttee P. McOonald "They are going to have a ter Wocxl. "Then it’s a questkm of wale. c«w guerrilla incuniaos irto the village. derstand that flu is different tion admiMstratoca have dis- moon. Theee facts give rise to Go-- anrt others to feUowmen. films that (fon’t admit anyone pravd, left bebid nwere the old to somebody. queetUonp whose answers may be and son, 10 Otoott fit.; and Mn. rible time," he said But, in the uuirert phase of the war, from all other infectious die- miased the poasibibty of plane under M? and settled and the young and It would be the praettoe. In an eorfier aeases.”—Dr. Bruce Didl, as found only at, or on. other Hie tool of God, and the hope Elaine Haiti and daughter, 40 "The present to bleak. The fu wttfa North Vietnameae infUtraUaa into tary landing miaaians. Cost If you bad your life to Bve untrained. thne. to accuse such vandaUstlc maraud- sistant director of the National planets. of c!v l:*Auo-., — the home — is Farmstead Dr., Wepping. ture to frightening,” said the Some were too poor to leave South Vietnam apparently at a low estimates o f these mtssionB in danger by this very thing. over again, are you honest era of betng the foDowera of some beafb- Oonununicable Disease Center, Dr. Singer aaks: Why do-tfae U.S. (inference of Mayors in a tbe dues even if fiiey wanted to. range from $90 to $100 bilUon Every third couple who staisl enough to aitanit to yourself that level, and with the enemy stiategy ap reporting new outbreaks of the inner plemets differ eo marked statement last July. Many were Negroes, trapped by en, pagan god of fiieir own, of aranfiog and, particulariy at this fime, at a sacred altar, thus todloet- you'd probably make ea even parently Mmited to sporadle laid s from last strain of Asian Infhienxa. ly from the outer onee? How More Reports Filed Almost 160 million persons both poverty and discrimina to tear doam the existing aKaia to or this cost is completely unreal tog they want a marriage which bigger mess of tt? now live in urban America, ei sanctuaries in Cambodia or Laos and to der to erect hideous new ones of their "It is possible and neceasary istic. However, tor a fraction of did tbe satellites o r mnoBS Doesn’t your conscience mild On Campaign Co6it6 tion. amafi «wrt terroristic actirtfies deeper to consider opening the way to originate? Perfaape the answer is Ctorustlan, and in so doing ther In the old and often decay The poor were Joined by new this amount it may be possible acknowledge the sacrednees of ly pong you now and then be ing central cities themselves or inalde South Vietnam, tbe American and socialism by other means than to these qusstfcsis may provide ;fiARTl^^bIui>,''d3iin. (A P )—A c waves o f rural p(x>r forced o ff E to launch manned planetary cause you know you are getting But that wotdd be flattery for tbe kind those used in Russia and otiier the marriage unton, that to tt cording to reports filed wtth the in the rings of mostly white eub- the farm by a revolution In tech THE LEADER MAKES AN ALREADY GREAT COUGAR EVEN GREAIER. South Vietnamese eeqiaeity to extend flybys. clues as to bow the planets away wtth something that you of hnodksn o v age haa succeeded in de countries."—The Frencb Com originated. Hee biesstogx both rhyslcal and secretary of tbs state, losing urbz outside. nology. ^___ ^ permanent perteefioa to the viUagea has Dr. Singer would Uke to see spiritual through wMdi the shouldn’ t? But you also stUl Demaocratlc Oongressman Don The scope of the problem veloping. They have no belief —not even munist party’s manifesto de The inner planeto do not The cities, Increartngly hard increased. At the momert, an seem a program coneteleraMy more world ahould be blessed, break hope that you can go right ent lees than one- makes most experts dubious NEW CONTINENTAL STYUNG a belief in someihing evS —they wlrti claring its independence from possess sateBItes (wUfa the ex- pressed to provide more serv prosperoirty busy gobbling up terrttay dfificult than unmanned plane their sacred vows. And whne getting away wtth It, don’t you? third as much aa hto opponent about the Nixon hope for re ices, found themselvee wtth less to Butrtltute for the beliefs they like to the Soviet bloc. cepficn of the earth whose moon When your vexed wife ha'wU we haven't realy been able to try to " I beileve that in the day tary probes but mudi easier marriage breaks dooto, ripples fa) tbe Fenirtb DIstrlet duced federal expenditures. and less money to pay for (hem. WITN MORE ROOM INSIDE. desecrate. They have nothing they them- than a manned landing on a may have been captured). The you out for one of ycxir minor “The people In charge are too hnlA in an the prevkma jreara of the when we are able to fly to the solar system’s mode of forma of the curse of broken vows are Irwin reported he spent $86,669 sdves rtah to auhetitute for that which planet. He visuaUxes a manned shortcomings, does your dog smart for that," said Raymond ntoon and conduct heart trans tion is of critical toterert «or tt felt by all of ua in trying for re-rtection, (x>m- they attempt to destroy. They can’t give plant operations, it must be flyby-orWter — to fly arotaid come up. nuBle you knee and pared wiih $128,600 spent by Lo Mack, director of the new urban NOW OPEN (Older NEW CONVERTIBLE. Such leporta from the battlefield indi may have been formed more Parents break vows made at wag his taU to let you know a why when they are caught. easy for scientists to discover a Mars emd Venus but not land. the altar of God where they well P. Welcker Jr., who won studies center at Northwestern NEW MANAGEMENT! c cate ttwt our strategists in Vietaam may tten once. Oould ptenetoelmals some(xie In the house sUU loves BBIAUTY He utreuBCJi that a manned University. C So Mayor Ltodoay, whose proUems totally safe period." John Car brought their oMldrea to be by a 0,000-vote margin. - b e very arell satlrtled arith prospects of have been formed and then re you? m i l C SALON NEW351CU.IN.V-8ENGINL symboUse aU the more borrifate dervelop- dinal Heenan of London, Indicat Encounter woldd return signifi prayed for and dedicated to Irwin said be had $6,600 left Nixon’s major 1k^ seems to long and troufaleaome and complicated formed into planets? Are H a fellow worker puUe Into a so Church St„ Maiodiertier ments of our fime, Qndi hfanself com ing he prefers the rhythm meth cantly more scienfific data asteroids the fragmente of a God; where they took vows they (tt reported contributlone o f $41,- be in wliming massive involve nignttoftnm at Faria, and suggest that, prized parking apace ahead ol ment on the part of private eco 60S-OS22 pelled to order special additional paMce od of birth control over artificial than a series of probes of al planet whkdi broke up? Is the would direct the steps of their 000. Ken Krooshaar, Prop. CONCEALED HEADLAMPS, BUCKET SEATS, to put it mB(By, our comnusxlera in Viet contraceptives. most equal cost and could poe- you, do you spend the rest of the Democratic Oongressman John nomic power—an effort that protection for al! bouaes of wonsbip, and atmosphere of Jupiter ootnpoe- children to God both by [xeoept day and part of the night won nam arill not be bringing very much siUy driiver as mucta as a man and example. This vow is con- 8. Monegan’e su(X)eertul cam was begim' by the Johnson ad- Is giving the clergy special poUoe num ed of the primeval "mother" dering how you can get even SEQUENTIAL REAR TURN SIGNALS. p u sn v on eitber Wafiiingtan or Paris There were only 20 wUd buffa ned landing. Aixl wHh our UmJt- paign coOt $06,761, (UMl the con bers they can call, and be prodainu, stuft that gave rise to the solar siatenUy broken by tbe flimsy with him? to have tbe United States or South Viet lo alive in the United States ed resources, we must forego system ? excuse of a little rain; or gressman reported coittriibutlonB with aad but ineffectual eloquence that when President Teddy Roosev- the gradually progreesing ex- These questlooB may be sus When you study that face you . o f Just that amount. AMERICA'S MOST COMPLETEIY EQUIPPED LUXURY SPORTS CAR IN ITS CLASS. nam soften any stand in order to apttA sunshine, making goUing at see In the morning mirror, "an act of deaecraticn agaiirt cne bouae eH established the Bison Range pioratton in favor of sbarpty de ceptible to ansarer by a manrjed tractive; or extra atuep ..eedeu Hto OOP opponent, Guy Rus the truce talks up. aren't you cons(ried by the idee Monohester Farioade of God iB an act of desecration agatort in Montana. fined objectivee. flyby-orbiter. because of carelessness and so, said he spent $19,882 o f the ProcrasUnstion in making peace trtial- that, after all, in your case the (Next to King’s) every bouae of God hi fids ctty." He We m int know wtaat is oc reveUng. $10,407 contributed. Cord Gallery 17 Pratt St., Hartford ly ootnes from that side wfaidi thinka it couldn’t tell the pcuTicular peopie be is curring on the iBanete before increasing number of wrlnklee , Republican Roger B. Ladd of Other vows are broken by men only reflect a deepening of char prohafaly has the more to gain from the with anything that would de probes can be taefrtsnentod. R Hartford sold he spent $80,900, and women after being receiv acter? w oogfinued attrition of arar. Reports of is obviouely impoaslble to ed into church memberstdp. , oxacUy $948 more than receipts. light them more. Don't you get a sneaky delight CHRISTMAS UNCOLN-MERGURY LEADS THE WAY WITH THE NEW COUGAR. ^ the actian in Vietnam would seem to instrument toe all types of Presumably o^:e Joios p chiuch Democratic Oongressman Em now and then In seeing mud indicate thu we have now clearly reach Connecticut Yankee measures with our limited because he says "Here I can ilio Q. Daddario. Ladd’s oppo thrown at old Idols, such as Weekend COOKIES ed the stage where it Is tbe enemy who knowledge of the plsnet entvhwi- best receive and give to such a nent, reported rettolvlng $61,042 Jofftice Black Shatters Tradition B y A .H .O . when a rebel haa the temerity to In contributlone and spending is hurting most. Ih a t can be good nears, meiE. Thus flybys to date have way that I and my brethren wUI 2 L b. Box FuU agreement with the views of been probes in the rtrictert question the everlooting virtues $04,498. 79 c if it does not result in the development In oontrast to the way the migfat even prove, fo r an tx>- be bert edified." 'ilie broxen vow Special Christinas Supreme Court Justice Hugo L. Black sense in that we have only of motherhood and tbe federal An istautxseasful third-party o f such a great MUng for cortinualton ol Nov. 9 eieefion retune put boeaed oonvenUon, greater than by neglect of the promise "to highway program? oondldato Donald B. LaOroix Decorated R eg. 99c need not be required to appreciate the vague ideas abort what atiould faithfully attend the means of the arar, not only in our military com Connecticut RepubUcans in near the gain o f not iiuii ctog any be sensed. Unmanned probes On the other hand. In your of Ifertford, reported that he figniflcance of ids hour-locg, precedent- grace" not only is a poor ex mand in Vietnam, but in our Mfting top rtiape and condition for tbe change at aU in the 1970 ttofcet. can be extremdy costly and the heart of hearts you don't ad coUectod and spent $87. making televieion interview. It was an ample to chUuten, and says, in political command at Waabington, that historic departure from the tmdkinwl big state battle of 1970, these With no omooth aoiltog at (be sdenUfle return is limited, but mire motherhcKxl and the fed a word, "God I don't need you," ^ we forget aw are supposed to be seeking alienee and aioofnese of high court same retunw solved no preb- top tar any kind of 1970 ficket. when a man goes along to the eral highway program , ever, unless we are willing to cash them more ambitione than they have final result: The release of a klUer, a room at (he top; they have tolative session wtib any kind of specific objectives to determiiie fluence, and our money from our in for a reasonable price. Setting such a ban on schoI ly JW fiP W iJs > f iJJiJIlpjP Iff I jj .1 ; iXjIcilLArfi.'lTcWi't-'l p a g e S E V E N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7. 1968 AfANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1968 P A O B SDC Christians^uestidnina C h u r c h e s Dogma of Vitkin Birth C Chnroh mt m Gospel Hall By OKOBOE W. OOb Ju XL Joflus w«k "not bom In an ordi M rW dB St. Adams St. and Ihompaon Bd. 41S C enter St. AP ReUflon Writer nary way. n sA and Uood did not produce nUn . . . His coining B0V. Jauepk K. Bourret, Bdwaod 8^ Faptai, USINESS SERVICES ii^JIRECTORY Paator 10 n .m ., B reakin g bread. NEW YORK (AP) — >»■ Into the w cilA ^W ooimethlng B ov . V o ^ B . B a oer i r „ Bev. Bneat J. Oappa 11:45 a.m., Sunday Scdiool. Uovo to God llto Slather Aimlgh- new. Jesus ^ wofM. 7 p.m., Gtoapd meeting. “ ___ ^ and earth’ ulUmatoly, not frdm Ms enoes- Mnnsea at 7, 8, 8:1S, 10:80 ty. Creator of tors, but from God Mmwlf.” an d in JemjB CSiriiti W» church fatherh took **a 9. n jn .. Holy Oomnumion, and 11:45 n.m. The Salvation Army son, our Lord, w*" special biological vtm r o f H IG H G R A D E Cburdi School and Nursery. •81 M ain St. St. Bartholomew’a Chnroii celved by the M y Spirit, bom virginity,” he sayi^ but CAMPING 10 ;M a.m., The Service, MaJ. Kenneth liSnoe, o t the Virgin Mat^.. have be'en bee vH Church School and Nursery. Bev. PhlUp Hosaey, Pastor Offloer in Charge CAR LEASING PRINTING Rev. Edward M. LaBoae Down through their ^ey held "special views on 4 to 7 p.m., Family diactis- EQUIPMENT mum Job end CommereiEl Cairlstlans have uaiity and human nature sion program with buHet sup Sunday, 8 a.m., Prayer Break- V « v Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, , Prlntiiur '^hlch demanded excluding Je- per. Ob 1 or 2 Maaaeo at 8:45, 7:45, 9, 10:16 Ues Creed, w® bus from nomlal generaUve pro- Air Mattresses, Stoves, Prompt and BSIeient a.m., Sunday School BonsMp of JesuB through his P rin tin g Ot AU K inds and 11:80 &.fn. (C lasses to r aU a g e s). YEAR PLAN Center Congregational Cbmeh 3 to 6 pjn., OuUd's Day of b l^ from * ^ in other words. Father Baum 10:45 a.m., Hdlneas Meeting MANCHESTER United Cfavoh o( Christ Recollection. First In Maa^sater. Now 11 C enter St. (nursery provided). biSiSf oT t^ WrSday a*ls, the quesUon Is whether SURPLUS SALES C O . Community Pnss 6:15 p.m.. Open Air Meeting. 55®** "the phyaloal aspect” is an au- oars, fun maintenance, fully 1S9 N. BIAIN ST. Rev. CUlford O. SInqiaan, St. Bitdget Chnrdi 9 East Middle Tpke. 6:30 p.m.. Prayer Meeting. ta^ R ^an CWhollc and East- thentlc part ^ the c h ip ’s tra- laoured to rsdnee yonr prob- M hdater R ev . John J. Delaney, Pastor st Depot Sqnare 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. ^ n rth n ^ f ntlll declare that dlUon In handling on flie gospel lemd and worriea. For fnU Telephone 643-5727 Rev. Kenneth W. Steere, Rev. Kenneth J. Friable Open Dally to 9:00 PAL Asaodate Minister roimathm, call J. FABB — SiS-nU Rev. Harry McBrien •rt, “.Q uestion US basic to a spertal jm ders^dl^ rt BBSS Antoinette Bieroe, United Penteooatal Chnrch D irector o t Christian Edooatlon 78 Center St. Dod9« PonticK CUSTOM MADI Masoes at 7, 8, 9:16, 10:30 in That was part of the nimtoUng gospel accounts, DICK’S the church. 9:16, 10:30 and 12:00 (Orange HaU) INC. CANVAS AWNINGS 8, 9:15 and 11 a.m.. White Gift to CaihoUclsm over speculation MANCHESTER in the auditorium. Robert Baker, Pastor F AIN STKEBT Sunday. Morning Worship—Ser by some rt its European theolo SH E a gians concerning the virgin I 649-2881 mon: “The Winds of Change." St. Jameo’ Chnrdi 10 a .m ., Sim day School. Smith Studeints MEMORIAL GO. W rth. We UVge^ I To Support SERVICE _ The Rev. Winfield Q. Swart Magr. Edward J. Reardon, 11 a.m., Worahip Service. Like some Piotertant counter Oppoelto East Cemetery preaching. P astor 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Sendee. Unfliijatered by The Lata dor Museum 668 CENTER STREET 9:16 and 11 a.m.. Church parts who have raised similar Rev. dooeph E. Vqjs iasues to toe past, toe Catholic School. Church of the Naiarene Julie M x o n Puollty Msmoricris MECHANIC ON DUTY Bev. Thomas Barry analysU don’t dispute the doc Two Stence Stations 9:15 a.m., "The Agora” , Roh- 836 Main St. AT ALL HOURS Bev. Vhioent J. Flynn trine itself and its import, b^ NORTHAMPTON, M as a Over 80 Years’ Experience bins R oom . Rev. Winiam A. Taylor, Pastor Coin Headquarters It is dUHcuU to save mtmey Another good buy for the Starters, Generators, 6:80 pjn., YouQi Fellowship, they give it a iww, subtler—and _ «ju]to Nixon is coming WATKINS- motorists — buy Texaco oil by Masses at 6, 7, 9, 10:15 what they term deeper—4n- ^ »djool. So whatT” said CoH 649-5807 toese days but one sure-fire way Carlmretora: Federation Room. 9:30 a.m., Churtdi School. Connecticiit Valley Coin Co. is year as»d can also prove a prof to save real money la to do the case and you will get It at Domestic - Foreign Cars SEE US FOBl and 11:30 a.m. teipretation. one Smith College student. "She FUNERAL \ a Aluminum Boll Up Classes for all age groups. A. AIMEtm, Prop. itable investment. Few hoobles business at either ot R alph wholesale prices. More and 643-1008 It doesn’t necessarily mean a before and It wasn’t a beadquartera for the wmWs A w nlnga First Chmch of Christ, 10:45 a.m., Worship Service. SERVICE Harrison St., Manchester oldest hobby of coin ooHeoting. can make such claims plus of Btence’s two Texaco Stations. more motorists have found out Calvary Cfanroh Btrlctiy btoloKloal view ^ big tW i«, and I don’t tMnk It’U • Door Canoplea 6 p.m., Toul^ AduM, Teen and fer a future growth potential. The Manchester Texaco Station that K pays to do business at Scientist (AaaembHea of God) gtaAty, rttoy matotato, 'but was ^ different when riis re- The coin gIm^ a t 97 C enter St. Junior meetings. ORMAND J. WEST Ed Kow, a perfect example, is located at Broad St. iuid W. Turnolke Texaco for they have • Storm Doors 447 N. M ain S t 547 E . M iddle Tpke. intended to convey a more pro- ^s the prertdent’e daugb- Is owned and operated by Bldwin MANCHESTER o Combination Windows 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. D irector Blow, asslstod by Ws wife, started coin collecting 15 years Middle TTike., and was opened found out that they Bev. Kenneth Lb Onrtatoon, found truth—toat Jesus’ advent Manohostor Awning 11 a.m., Sunday dmreh serv Manoliester And Betmont Charlotte, located next to the ago as a hobby whirti he turned M arch 1, 1964 and th e m anager enjoy real savings, no gimmicks, P astor Into a full-time business six no stamps, just the finest serv 196 WEST CENTER ST. ice, Sunday School and nursery. Ohordi of Christ was **• Similar aentlmertts were ex- 148 B. CENTER ST. Central Firehouse, across from is Michael Steuka, well known hlsto^ ^ o n d ordinary human ^ glrto at the ex- itUG CLEANING ice, and toe savings are passed Telephone 049-9091 Lydall and Vernon Sts. Manchester's Oldest the park, there is always on years ago. to Manchester residents. The SsafooiL »:*> Sunday School. Bi- capabiUtieB. «/ elusive atrls ooUe8;e after JuUe Coixiectlcut Valley Gobi Oo. oi—'<» to you, the motorist, in BstsbUshed 1049 Engene Brewer, Minister With Finest Faculties \ C O M P A N Y street or ample parking cloee East Hartford Texaco is located ble classes for all ages. tlM i s ^ ia Nixon, 20, the daughter rt Preol- has one of the lorgert coin In good, hard cartv Creator.” The Golden Tort Is Worship Service. 16 HAifNAW AY ST. at Main and High Sts., near the qu^outog Select’ RldnrdSTNixon an- by. ventories ki New England CHOICE VARIETY from Isaiah, 66: 16. Regular hours of bustoeas Aircraft, and was taken over by If your cor has not been check 7:30 p.m., Gospel service. 9 a.m., Bible clasnes. Phon^\643-0012 to serve all crtlectora; ad- ^ 1 Upholsterjr The Christian Science Reading 10 a.m.. Worship. Sermon; are: Tueeday through Satur M r. Stenqe June 1, 1967 and the ed for winter driving, have it •vanced, Intermediate or begin manager Is Richard Wsmmell. Qualify and IVl Shop Room at 749 Main St. welcomes “The Lord Is My EHiepherd.” Christmas Is Just a Hard Blow to Him day, 9 ajn. to 6 p.m. Thuraday done now at Turnpike Texaco. Trinity Covenant Cbnroh "T J le ^ has a right to here yon get low pricea ners. tocluded are early type Mr. Stence is a member rt toe RE-UPHOLSIERINO the pifbUc Monday through Sat 6 p.m., Worship. Sermon; 3-DAY 9 a.m. to 9 pjn., clooed Mon While you are there have the Hackmatack St near street comer Santa finds Chicago’s blustery weather gives his costume whis lead a normal student m ^^eald coin s in aU condiUona through IGO, and tols means that your shocks checked, for worn shocks Seafood urday, excepting holidayo, from "Thy Last Works Are More S lid a 1 9 % Bonne Card day, but special hol'iday hours * Modarn FarnitniG K eeney kers something to cope with. From top left to b^tom right, he finds SERVICE uncirculated and proof, proof work is guaranteed and you are are really dangerous to drive 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Than The First.” tt^loepel acoounte be anrther etudent, "and I think ...To Save With! now In effect are 9 a.m. to 9 43 O A K STREET Rev. Norman E. Swensen. and mint sets, uncirculated and assured rt toe finest workman with, especially in winter weath and Anriquos well until, feeling a slight tug. there he is, unalble to sto. Finely, he gets the t a ^ flat.^^l»tlc recito- p.m., Saturday 9 to 6, clooed on TEL. 640-9937 Paator — A lso — circulated sets of coins, rolls, ship and reasonable prices. er. Turnpike Texaco Stations o store Stools snd Booths Eton E v a n g d ica l DnHieian Second Oongregatioaal Church idea o f holding flying whiskers with his hand. (AP Photofax) _ tlons of facts? Or are ibey to r®«P^ ^ FURNITURE CLEANING Mondays. Special appointments s Custom Furniture circulated and uncirculated sin Both the Texaco Statlopp have feature Ortumbus shock absorb Ctanreh 9:80 ajn., Sunday Sdiool with 385 N ..M a in S t couched in inspired portry to One “ can be arranged for other SUpooven and Drapoctos gle colhs, common date singles a general repairers’ Ucense and ers, the shocks that are guaran (Mlssnuri Synod) classes for aU ages, three Rev. Felix M. Davis, convey truths toat can’t be re- orm l^ rt books said .W e ^ Made to Order hours. and most key dates. What they there is a trained mechanic on teed in writing for you. Cooper and High Sto. through adult. * SOnister duceTto Utend date? ^ ^ This Is Manchester’s only coin don’t have, they have mailed Reuben Plen’s Complete Seleotton of Differences over such polnte bery here. Very Ultle dtotin c^ duty at both stations day and M aterials Bev. Charles W. Kohl, Pastor 10:46 a.m., Mbmlng Worship, Bev. Ernest 8. Harris, Area Churches >p, also toe only one in sur- In from another dealer some- To save the under part of your Unitarian Meeting House were involved tolo week to a is nwde among students or STEVENSONT night, and If you use your oar FREE ESTIMATES The Rev. >&. Swensen preach Associate Minister Vernon United Methodist St Francis of AseisI Ui* areas, specializing '.■mei'c- 1'- .•> • I - "■i-en- ps car from harmful rust, have It SO Bloomfield Ave., Hartford Vatlcan commission’s demand uity memtoere about anything, every day, leave It €it eltoer Texaco Sfafion Lower Level of thr. Psrkade 9 a.m.. Divine Worship. Nurs ing "Bom Among Cities. ’ Nurs Church 673 E llington B d ., EJd Blow Is a member of a mim- protected with an undercoatlng for dianges in a new adidt so » o m the students’ « In the sale of ookrs, paper station and toe work will be 649-6324 ery in Parish House. ery. 10 a.m.. Morning Worriilp. R t 89 South Windsor Rev. Natbanlel D. Laoriat ESSO ,>T ’■ ■':» organiza by Texaco that is pliable and 381 Main SfrMt teaching guide drawn up in the view, JiAie Nixon A ^ d be jurt money and ertn supplies to done at night. 10:16 a.m., Sunday School and Nursery through Church School Bev. Ohorleo Becher Bev. Gordon R. Wadhams, 405 MAIN ST. tions. A few are the Professlon- ■will not crack or break. Salt on 10:30 a.m., Worah^ Service, Netherlands, so as to make it like any other student. serveotoe area’s coin collectors Because both Texaco Stations Bible claas. Grade 8. Sermon by the Rev. Paator —-.*.'-1: CuMJ Am eri the roads Is a great enemy of Phon# 643-9149 S t M ary’ s LDpisct^wl C hurdi TEL. 649-5533 and inv^tors. Connecticut Val are open 4 hours a day, many Mr. Davis, "A New Song.” 9:30 a.m., Worridp Service Rev. John E. BikteraUls, Nursery and Worship Church uphold a speclflclaUy physical Many of the more then 2,400 can Numismatic Association: and metals, and In very short order Church and Park Sta. ley Coin Co- of toe Aircraft workers drop Hydramatic Traasmlsalon Lanamiel LoHseran Ctnirdi and chUd care. Sermon by the Assistant Pastor School view of Jtery’s vliglnlty. gfrls, however, admitted toat NEI-' J.) 8 a service offered toq. under part at your car can GLASS Bev. George F. Nostnnd, * TuiM-Ups and appraib^ coins Mnd codn their cars off when they go to R epa irin g Cfaawdi and Chestnnt Sta. pastor. Church School, Nursery _____ — ------Some of tbe guide’s authors, they look forward to excitement for the convenience rt toe shop’s become damaged. This under- o For Auto Windshields R ector Community Bl^ltiBt Church estates, including coins and pa work and pick them up aftero Bev. C. Henry Anderjon, and Kindergaiten. Masses at 5. 6 :46. 7:46. 9. Vernon Assembly o t God Church including toe Rev. Edward SeW- that ^ con» ^ having to • EngiiM CteaninQ customers. A complete l*n' of coating lasts and will give ab All Work Goarantoed s For Store Fronts and Bev. Jameo W. Bottoms American Baptist CSmrch HMUBE per money of the United States, all sizes ot windows B ev . E rie J. O othberg, 10:30 a.m.. Church Sdioot aU io;15 and 11:30 a.m. NorUieast School llebeeck, take a different ap- prestdeift’s daughter present coin supplies is also carried. working hours, all ready to go. solute protection and the cost Is Texaco lAibrioailon Service Rev. Stephen M. Price 685 E ast Center St. • Minor Ropairs Canada and foreign countries This is a mort convenient ar e For Table Tops other classes. Intersectloa of Rto. 80 and 81 proach, maintaining that a nar- "After all,” one freshman said, OLEANERS Now toat winter is almost a moderate one. We Give itrlT Green Stampa Bev. Bonold E. Haldeman Rev. Walter H. Loomis, and all materiaile considered to rangem ent. 9 and 10:45 a.m., Divine Wor 7 pjn.. Junior Methodtat Sacred Heart Church Vernon rawly physical view does not re- "with toe Secret Service and ev- Next Tb Liggett Drag * Stmnps here and the holidays upon us, Wrecker service is offered by OPEN 8 A.M. to 6 PJM. M inister be in toe numismatic field. An excellent way to save ship and Church Sdiool. Nurs Youth FeUowship. Bev. MlcheUno Btcci flect toe significance rt toe gos- eryone else euound campus, you why not start a young ter or both Texaco Stations, and if you 7:80 ajn.. Holy Communion. R t 30, Vernon With the Introduction of clad, money is to purchase one Fire SATURDAY 8 A.M.-NOON ery Claso for three-year dds. prt accounts. can’t expect thtogs to be com- yoursell in toe fascinating hob- ever do need thU service, call 9 a.m.. Morning Prayer. Ser 9 a.m.. Church School for all Bev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor sUverless dimes and quarters stone tire from Stance’s Texaco Nursery for infants. Sermon by The guide, issued in this coun- pietely normal.” h” c ' CO* I col'^ct'rg'' You can them. The Manchester Texaco mon by the Rev. Mr. Bottoms. ages, the expended sesaicn for First Coogregaitoiud Ohnrch Bev. Patrick Sullivan, 9:45 a.m., Sunday SchooL and the clad halves (with great- Stations and get the second tire TOURAINE LAROCHELLE and Pastor Gottaherg, "Those were try as "The New Oateefaism,” Many students said they ox- put as much or as little money Station at 643-2176 o r the E ast Ctauidi Srtiooi, (Drib CbisB and Nursery tormigh Grade 4 con- United Church of Christ Assistant Pastor 11 a.m., Worship Service. ly r^uced silver content) in at haH-price. However, If you WHITE GLASS CO. tbe Days.. we Thought Would sidesteps toe quertioo of Mary’s p«ct that Julie’s marriage to VmtedRtrit’CJUls. ■'.'j.o the hobby as you can a f H artford T ex a co Station at 668- Nursery care. Adult confirms- tlnulng during toe woidilp aerv- A ndover 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. ;( i i ) T ' should need four tires, purchase biciogtoal virginity, saying Je- t>ovU Eineatiower, a ntudent at ■> '1. . 1965, sUver co in s have been d is ford, and coins make a wonder 9610 and you will have a prompt PAINTS INC. never End." tion clasB. toe. “This Is Your Church” Rev. Bayntond H. Bradley Jr., Masses at 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30 and ■-'br : three tires and you wUl get the sus’ birth waa “the gift of God nearby Amherst College, on appearing from clrcultition. ful gift. Stop In and tirik with response. SI Blssell S t—TeL 649-1329 7 pjn.. The film, “The Ant- 11 a.m. Morning Prayer. Ser- group for new member end P astor 11:46 a.m . A v ery S t 888 BURNSIDE AVE. fourth one absolutely free! to mankind.” and adding: Dec. 22 will mean ttttt she wlU Have you seen many sliver the Blows; both wUl be happy You wiU find the finest In me FOR BEST RESULTS keeper," wiH be shown In Luth mon by the Rev. Mr. Bottoms. proapecUve members wlU meet Christian Reformed Church EAST HABTFOBD How about snow tires? "This the evangelists Mat- be on campus for only brief per- A Sorvico coins in your change lately? to advise and serve you. chanical service a* either of the er HaU for the congregation. 7 p.m. Evenk* prayer. ‘n toe Sanctuary balcony. 9:45 a.m., Churrti School. St. Bernard’s Church •81 A v ery St. Stence’s Texaco Stations feature toew cmd Luke express when tods to attend otesoes and make O f Since June 24 of this year, sil Texaco Stations, you will enjoy Dally 7 p.m.. Evening prayer I® a.m.. Worship Hour. *roplc: 11 a.m.. Morning Worship. St Bernard’s Ter., Rockville Soufli Windsor 289-6333 Firestone Town and Country they proclaim that Jesus’ birth an occasional trip to toe library, ver coins in clrculatlonr have al the courteous service and Gie The Preobyterian Churdi Treasures For a New Age.” Sermon by the Rev. Mr. Brad- Bev. George F. X. Reilly, Rev. James A. Bonnema, .. SlMGrity Power and HanS Tools enow tires. PAUL'S TURNPIKE 48 Sprnoe St waa not due to' tbe will rt a .During ber'rtadloe at SmM Painting and Decorating most become an oddity and soon Pravda Charges fair prices charged. Night or E P astor E Church of Jesus Chriot of A nursery is provided .in the ley, "Saved.” M lnloter man. They proclaim toat this before her father’s nomlnatfcn, ■will be a rarity. On June 24, Another real saving at PAINT SUPPLY Where Personal T orts day, toese stations are there to Bev. Oeoige W. Smith CMldren’s BuUdlng. Rev. James H. Bo}rie Stence's Texaco Stations Is In TEXACO Latter-day Saints (Mormon) birth does not depend on what juiie Nixon developed her own Consideration Garden and Land Toolo 1968, the governm ent rem oved tMed’ Air Watch serve you and there Is always 645 MAIN STREET HUlBtown B d . and W oodslde 8 t 7 p.m.'^ Junior High FeHow- gecond Coogregattounl Church Rev. WilUam F. Schneider 9:46 a.m., Sunday School for the purchase of gasoline. You men can do themselves.” circle rt friends and was not Is A Tradition Baby, Household, Party tbe sUver backing from paper a trained mechanic on duty at Pani E. Nottall, Btohop rtiip will meet at the parson Urtted Church of Christ all ages. and Banquet Supplies save one cent per gallon on Tel. 649-0300 Open 24 Hours A Day 9:16 a.m., Simday School Surveys have indicated toot reoognkeed on campus, money, silver certificates, and Is Provocation both stations 24 hours a day. age, 80 Ferguson Rd., for a sup B t 44A, Coventry H aases at 7, 8. 9:16, 10:30, 11 a.m.. Worship Service. most Protestants and OatooHcs "ghe was in one rt my class- Invalid Needs every gallon of gas you buy, Firestone Tires Classes for all ages. discontinued redemption of sil MOSCOW (AP) — The Soviet Enjoy the finest In service and 9 a.m., Prtoethood. per meeting. Parents should Bev. Robert Beclitaid, 11:46 a.m . N ursery. adhere to the traditional under- i never knew her and I and this really adds up over a 10:30 a.m., WorrtUp Service. ver cerUfleates, for silver. newspaper Pravda charged to save money. Quality Line Products 10:30 aJn., Sunday S rtn ol. pick up liielr rtUldrcn at 8:16 M inister 7 p.m.. Evening Service. standing rt Mary’s biological never had any desire to become period of time. Rev. Mr. Smith preaching. Matthew's Church Gresham’s money law, which day that a new aHled air watch eSaaoes for aH ages. p.m . St virginity. etequainted,” cne student said. Tool Equipment Gen. Repairers License 7 p.m.. Evening service. Study Tolland dates back to the 18to century, on Soviet ships In the Mediterra 6 pjn.. Sacrament Service, The Senior High Youth Fel 9 a.m.. Church SdiooL First Evangelical Lutheran B’atoer Baum, In a column in «gbe was Jiwt another student COINS states "toe tendency of Inferior Comer Broad and of the Hrty Spirit. 11 a.m., Seiwlce of Worship, Bev. J. Clifford Curtin, Pastor nean ia a "typical provocalUon, lowship will meet at the Church. Church of Rockville the St Louis Review, an arch- happened to have a proml- e From OBO of Iho Urgorf coin money (clad coins) to cause toe Rental Middle Tpke. W est North United Blelliodist Ctairch Sermon; "Some Seek foe Bub Meeting Sundays in New Church frau°-ht with danger.” In East Harlem Boycott C C Rev. Richard E. Bertram, dioceaan paper, writes: “Many nent Republican for a father,” invonlorlot in Now EnqUnd disappearance of su perior Jehovah’s Witoeoses St John’s Polish Nattonal Valdllmlr Yermakov, writing “We Rent Moat Everything” Phone 643-2176 800 Parker St b les.’ ' P a stor MbUcai schrtars thtok that the ______e Supplloi 6 Aeeouorioi money (silver coins) because of Ktn^doai Bev. Earle B. Caster, Paotor Catholic Church 6 p.m. Brass Choir. Masses at 7 :30, 8:30, and 10:30 openteg (toapters rt Matthew e eivo a Sift iKot Grow* In the Communist party paper 788 N. Main St a.m . Osfrinsky ’hoarding of the superior said the a ir ■watch waa a "v io la Part BoMnoon, Rev. Walter A. Byszko, 7 pjn. Junior and Senior Pil 9 a.m., Sunday Sebort. and Luke ore composed in a lit Plainfield Girl AP Pastor-in-Training P astor grim FeBowsiilp. erary form, common in Jewish tONNECTICDT VIUEI m oney.” tion of the 'norms of Internation 7 Disputed Teachers 10:30 a.m.. The Service. Killed in Cra^ DEALER IN WASTE Canada has eMmlnated silver al law which provides for free 9:80 ajn.. Public BiUe dio- Our Savior Lutheran Church literature, called midratti. EQUIPMENT coinne ’’Mkaners That Are Mo from its cb:m this year w'th dom of navigation In open seas DON W ILLIS 9 and 10:80 a.m.. Worship Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Wapping Community Omrch 239 Graham B oad, W apping "Midrash is a story composed KILLINGLY, Conm (AP) — MATERIALS coni C». TS' 036 CENTER STREET tivated by Christian Love.” Trinity Evangelical Lulfaenui 01 Center St. Manchester the same results, the disap In p ea cetim e.” Service. Sermoct: “ New Church Oongregattouol Bev. Ronald A. Erbe, Pastor from reminiscences of toe Old A one-car craeii on Routs 12 Await Pupils in Vain MANCHESTER 10:80 a.m ., Grotq> diacuasion CUnrch 643-6205 pearance of silver coins trom He charged that the Naples- for New World.” Bev. Harold W. LUchaidoon, Testament to announce and early today took toe Ufe of a GARAGE rt the Watefatower magazine ar- (Missouri Synod) IRON liRO 4d. N asser. Main and Hillside Ave., Vernon HIS and HBl .080 thru .600 in Steps of .001 cation of the gulf between the • Expert Watch Repairing •11 a^m., Worship Service. Nur Academy Junior High hobby. Semi-scarce coins of to Sea lor a five-day cruise begin expressed Irrltaitlon over Nis- Paator Scranton, President-elect Rev. Sherrill B. Smith, mer was given to the worid." GIPIS Meyer Steel Plug Gages N'egro community and the e Fine Selection ot Gifts sery. Main St., Glastonbury PONTIAC, INC. InUA Steps OAOpW otWA .001sWA day will be— the rarity •- «f of the J ’ i,fu ning today. . low’s refusal to open the school SPEAKS Bev. Gary 8. Oornell Richard M. Nixon’s special en Priest-In-Charge He says the imderstandlng holdo AU Famous Braiiai teachers' union and 'the Board For All Occasions DuPONTS 8 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. Carr Lane Jig and Fixture Parts ture and today’s common dates A spokesman of the U.S. Navy during the strike ■and, while ex Asoociato Pastor voy, met with newsmen shortly "powerful meaning.” 818 Main Sto—Tel. 649-2881 of Education in the city’s contin e Longlne, Bulova, i 6:30 p.m.. Past and Prayer. 10:30 a.m.. Service, N ursery There c€in be no doubt, he Ball Lock Pins may be even rarer. European - headquarters said, pressing regret over toe 'tiirealt, Bev. Carl W. Sartiders before leaving by plane for Sau 8 a.m.. Holy CJommunlon. Afm nm im ue uing cris is o v e r schplc: "Receiving toe had been barred by demonstra “but alter that, let them (fed HAMBURGERSv__- ___ - far Power to Become.” Hie Rev. HALL FOR RENT t b a n d i o k o n i b o n tors d^Ep'te School Supt. Ber ^/IJohnson PAI NT CQ » M ‘*OonM ld'S a. eral agencle.i) go away." Mr. Reed preaching. joins the sales otaif at Uap- nard Donovan’s order that they TalcottvUle Congregattonol FOR ANY OCCASION ^teafe Cltiii Another speaker was Woody Church 4:80 to 7:80 p.m., Christmas ttol Motors. Fran has over 728 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER— PHONE 649.4501 be admitted. i - rt.5-uaNi FAIRWAX Klein, former newsraperman . I . MW**angi 20 yews of automotive oalea The nine were suspended be " f i r s t . (United Church of Christ) tamlty workshop. b u y THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE WORK 860 MAIN ST.—OPP. CONNECTICUT BLVD. •Kporlence. Ho Invttsa hlo cause they inSi.ited on holding and aide to Mayor John Lind Bev. Truman O. Ireland, many friends and cuotomMs EAST HARTFORD—TEL. 289-4869 135 ELDRIDGE ST. Your Independent strike makeup classes on Frl- say of New York City. Paator St. George’s Episcopal Omroh to coll or see him end oNers Klein told the editors the jour look for till foldN ardns... McDiMiri Bt. 44 A, Brtton MANCHESTER a complete new ’09 Chevro PAG E EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1968 Sports Viewing Stocks OH SlighAy forW eeh gATUBDkT Baseball’s Next Czar News for Senior Citirons Ut45 ( 8) NCAA FootbeU: Syraooae va. Penn By WALLY FORTIN But Bullish Sentiment Holds State D m ix m m NEW YORK (AiP) — The that tha last 10 to 15 points be 1*66 ($6) SoDer Derby To Come from Ranks fore such a milsttone ora often 1:46 ( i) MFl.t Belttmora w«a folks, It’s fiBMl nL)Bb« list Then those who are In the stock market ttila week sMad off vs. Green Bay SAN FRANCISCO (AP) was made abundanUy dear Fri sional footboU has been steadfly the hardest. on the rise. time IMK St the Setior CHtiens hospital or reaHy qtdto sick, from making a record or of at day. Kenneth Word of Hayden 8i66 (16) Bowling — ^About all th a t is known Playera and ownera seem Oeoter. The drive Is vtm official their names win appear In this taining the Wall Street miUen- t!$6 (86) API. mgUlglits about •ttie man who will re Second, he would have to column with all of ua wlriilng Stone said, "One should remem operate for an unspecified more anxious to nrike their ly on for aB you OoM Oard hold- lum of “Dow 1,000" but a fair ber that a rather formidable 4:86 (86) AFL: Butfolo vs. place William D. Eckert as them well and to hurry back. Hooeton amount of time arhile an outride pension fund dispute a Mttar barrier of technical qnd psydio- era to pkch ta and help to imtoe We hope that many of you wlM degree of optimism remained Baseball Commissioner is research group made a riudy test o f 'Wills than to iMttle It. logtoai resistance looms just 6rti ( 8) WMe World of enougti money to buy our own find time to send them a card. that these IMngs coidd be at Sporta that he will be a man from that could lead to vast changes Friday, tor Instance, the own- ahead around 1,000 in the Dow era wav^ the red flag in front bw. TMi boa Is totended bo|)r There is nothing like receiving tained after the market conaoU- •tag ( •) This Week In AFL inside the game. in the organisation ot the gome, datea. Jones Industrlai average." possibly eliminating the cxnn- of the angry buU by adopting a vMe a way for more of our cards when you are not feeling 8:66 ( 8) Tnle va. Holy The owners are not about too well. This week we have the Analysts pointed out that the Of 1,719 Issuea ’ traded this Croa# to 'repeat their “unknown mlsslonerriUp. new category for pteyerF ma peofde^ eapeclaHy Ihoee with a ters called the temporary inac following: names to report. Mae Dow Jones Industrial average week on the New York Stock frit ( 8) Notre Dame va. soldier’” adventure. AU that is certain ie that rlg^t transportation problem, to vlsiit had clim bed 86.67 points in the Exchange, 866 declined and 746 tive list. Robinson, Walter Rlngroae, Bill COLA But the quertlon is, which now the game seems to be in tor the center more often, to partici four weeks prior to the one just advanced. New highs for the This allows a diib to take an Anderaon and Fred LeidhoMer. SUNDAY member of boaeball’s Inner cir a winter as turbulent and pate in the programs, and acti ended. Therefore, U came as no year totaled 826 and new lows contentious as any pennant race IH or non-baoeball tatjured play* We ceitalidy hope to have them 11:86 ( 8) Notre Dame Foot- cle would want the Job, which Is vities plamed espedally for you. great surprise to many that the M* off its active roster tor a miii- all well for Christmas. 18. , ben HtgUlghts growing more difficulty by the it has ever known. The drive consistB of selling average this week declined 6.64 For the record, Eckert re- Imum o f 21 d a y *'a n d MimiMid By the way, speaking of The Associated Preu average Irtt ( $) NFL: St. Louis moment. scented Brandy OlaaB Candles, to 976.24. o f 80 stocks this week fe ll 1.8 to va. Giants atgned, saying that “a baseball his salary. Christmas, I 'received a letter Among those mentioned to re Only two playera may be so and believe me I’m sure you will This was a moderate correc 387.0—Its first T^re^kly dsoUne in 1:86 (86) AFL: Boston va. man can more effectively do the have no proUem in selling them. from Santa, and he tells me he place Eckert, who was dls- Usted at once, but a playMf may tion of a huge advance and fits five weeks. ^ Miami Job,’ 'but it was dear that he You will sea them to your own is going to visit our Fun Day misaed Friday in a shower of had been asked to ejuit by own be returned to the llri at any on Wednesday, Dec. 18. So you into the pattern of market be Vtdume tor the touiMlay trad 8rt6 ( 8) CoUege FootbaH families, and in turn their neigh- '6 8 publie good will after a special ers who could no longer hide tim e. had better plw cm being with havior, purely on a technical ba ing week was 66JS84,W0 kharea bare will get M o the buying act. 8:86 ( 8) NFL: CMoago vs. owners’ meeting, are Mhhael from themselves the fact that Questioned about the rule. Na us. More about this day next sis, they said. oonrpared with 61,804,873 the Burke, the dynamic bees of the tional League attorney Bowie I have here at the Center The decline, however, was Loa AngMes he was not what the game iteed- week. previous week- New York Yankees; Joe CroMiv Kuhn said, "I’d be flabbMgast- about 60 cases left out of the triggered by surprise news of 4rt6 (86) AFL: Kanans City ed. The five moat active issues the portly president ot the ed if there were any abuee of 78 I ordered. There are 12 We are stiU getting a good higher interest rates. The stock va. San Diego Shy, adf-effacing, almoet this week on the American American League and Robert this thing. You look at the Wato- candles to a case, and you are '^®™AJt for our Monday Kitchen market always dislikes dearer palnfuHy Inartlcsilate, the 69- Oa»v>n, iww a judge and for ry of it and you see that nuorily asked to sell only one case. Be Social, end I ’d Uke to ihaikc money. The major oonunerclal Stock Exchange were: yeor-oM tormer Air Force gen merly attorney for the players. guys have Just gone out end lieve me, if I could get 200 Mary ThraU for ptoch-httUng banks boosted their "prime" T.8.T. Industrie#, up % at 8% eral seldom took a strong ptto- done something stupid.” people out of the poseible 1,136 for Martha Mansfield (Ms past rate—the rate they charge their on 686,000 shares; Common- Three M ore But consider the problems lic stand on the problems that SneH, right, during practice session at Shea Stadi The rule appeal’s to have be«» members to sell one kit, we Monday, oertaiidy appreciated biggest and best customers—to wealth United, off % at 22%; NEW KIND OF FACE MASK-«udden cold spdl that wtU haunt the next man, orc»e during his tenure Plough ling-Temco-Vought wairanta, um. Bill Mathis and Emerson Boozer look on. the result of Boeton pltober Jink would be in clover in no time. her help. 6H per cent Iram 6% per cent. produced this face mask on Jet fullback Matt Minor Deals who may not be chosen tor sev he was proud of the part he took TWa project will only lest until up 8% at 41; Great American eral months. in expansion of the majors and Lonborg'8 off-season riding ac- Peter VendriUo has become a Wien the nows came on Mon Industries, up % at 7% ; and As oldent last year when the Red the 20th o f Decem ber, really Just fixture at our Monday attemocn day, the stock market was ad FV>r openers, he faces the raising television revenues. sociated OU fc Gas, up % at 8. And the game’s attendance Sox only paid their star pitch a short time, end yet we can pinochle tournament, and be to vancing vigorously. Even as the In Baseball moBPt serious threat of players’ The five most active stocka has declined by nearly 2% mllHn er’s full salary after arguing the easily reach our $1,600 goal by doing a super Job running it fo^ news cam e emd was digested, strike In the game’s history. this week on the New York admlsslcxis in the three years he point. Lonborg didn’t return to that time, if a few of you f 2% at exciting than the eight that help, and it sure has been giv 38% on 1,781,100 shores; Ben- After all, k is for a worthy ing me a UtUe breather. Work responded Immediately by tak preceded them—were made at cause, to actually benefit your ing a steep dive. Only later In guet, up 8% at 17%; LlonM, up Colts-Packers Tangle Today ing two differeik jobs tan’t the 1% at 18; Occidental Petroleum, rvw 4«_...... the final day of the winter baze- selves In the process. I even the day did the stock market Ohio State tried and falMd, .. . easiest thing, but wkh this type off % at 48%; and 'Tranattron, And Opens With Win “ ^ suggest that two of you take of help tt to all worth k. We had pare away Its gains and settle now Notre Damge gets tta meetlnga Friday, up 1% at 16%. one kit, aixl believe me you will fourteen tables playing and the down to a sUgbt loss. Another chance to upeet the nafghty The Chicago White Sox weire Bears Nursing Hopes be bock for the second. So wionera were: Craoe Baker, moderate decline came on Tues A s Johnny Goodrow Balanced sccritig told the boltom (41> UCLA Bruins in CcMege basket- involved In two of the trades, come one, come all, here to the 698; Adelaide P icket, 666; day. This was In advance of the etory as Ooach Mike Landd- f f baH tonight. sending pitcher Jack Fisher to Center any day, and pick up • goes, so goes Cheney Tech. _ _ ^ Esther Anderson, 661; Ida Di Wednesday closing hi order to : T 1. • 1- 4. I.V. 1 scored be- " ; ••"•••••••« » your U t If you can’t sell a com L k l h t m — * J lA S t n ig ilt tn e cla m p s tvveen seven and 17 polnte 'wUh Muro ...... 6 8 IS T ^ ^ n s, the co ti^ e onclnnatl for catcher Don Pav- ana, 660, 2Senna "L u ck y" Das- catch up with paperworlt. A atlf- 1- (xdtegiate teem, demtdiahed the ... plete kit then at least you tried, B o x C H r o n 7 Buckeyes St^TS at Columbus, l®tlch and pitcher Don Secrist For Spot in Playoffs xoaiera, 641; Robina CaircU, fer setback came on Thursday ■ were put on the high-scor- Honeon setting the pace with a and that is all we can ask of and on big volume, exceeding 19 637; Cussie Sanford, 634; Mary ffpOT — Humtdon _ (Udo, Friday night with tower- while selling outfielder Leon NEW YORK (AP)—The Chicago Bears’ attack has you. So the drive is on and the million shares—but this was the I ing ace andrr. the , reeult each dropped in 18, G ary ^ Moiv ...... --^ Hope, 628; Ann HtrfCmsn, 627; Iff 61 Ing Lew Alcindor getting 19 Wagner outrlg^it to the Reds, results are entirely iq> to usual thing after a midweek Affnnm drub had nine and Don Roeer Vti) points and dominating the hack The New York Yankees then *=*®*^^ been blunted by injuries, but still they are aiming at you. EUzabetfa Jesanis, 627; L udlie closing when institutional inves a 61-40 triumph at the Tech among the ataxteirB. b r Taie^IH t^ariie the National Fooftall League Crawford, 627; Peter F « y , 626; F Pta. board with 21 rebounds. gent Fm already thinking of mder- tors pile up orders white the With Goodrow checked, Dan Tomko ...... r...... a 0 4 -nie agUe 7-foot-2 Alcindor and smith to the San Francisco Ol inK 130-126—368, Vera Hooker lo s Angeles Rams, a club that dehghta in Thomas Grout, 621; and Har 128. ing another batch so instead of markets are dosed. ^ It was the opener for Bolton gcavetta led the Cheney potnt- 4 li his teaniimates move Into South gnts for Infielder Nate Oliver. ___L. shooting apart opposing offenses.______earning $400 with what we have, riet Keeney, 6U. The market week ended with fWhlie Cheney’s recotd is now g«ttera with 12. Dave Heritage Larrlmore’ ...... 0 0 0 BenA Ind., tonight to help the That brought to 26 the number Despite the fact that they we can double it. We otarted our Christmas dec- When you tttok of GARDEN GROVE —Jeanne a minor advance on Friday, J add«d nine more. oSka '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 0 a Irish dedicate a new 12,006-seat ^ players traded at the week- have had injurlea to tour quar in reaching qtiarterbacks, 48 Just think, k rained so hard crationa this past 'Ihuraday, end helped to some extent by news typcwihters ' Goodrow, who conned 81 BoMon lad et all the periods, Herit(m ...... 4 1 9 athletic center on the Notre gesslona. Nourie 129, CHga Oolla 126 — times. Roman Gabriel again wUl 362, Jean Hampton 129, Dot terbacks and are without star Weifeieoday that our attendaitce had 20 pereons on band. A l«« of rising steel prices which gave 4 points agatiwt Baet Granby, was 18-10, 29-28 and 60-27. But four ...... _ direct the Rains’ offense. Think of T A t l Whltconkb 132, Dolores Smith runner Gale Sayers for the rest dipped, but even so, 25 people with making leige ctdorful the steel stocks a modest lift. * held to two field goala. He add- points in the third 'canto helped xwaki ...... i* ------8 40"^olStTSellghtedacapaci- season eidilblUon game between of the season, the Bears riUl are A CBeveland victory o r a St. took a kit home with them. Oh wreaths, we had Mrs. Ann John WMle some analysts had TYFEWBITEB s s b v i o b 182-130 —360, Ariyne Noske 126. • ed three foul tries. seal Cheney’B doom. Score ai hai/, Bolton. h.lf’SI members of Eastern and West- tied with Minnesota for first Louis loss will give Clevelalid yes, we will have a nice prise son, one of our talented mem cheerfully predicted that the 20-10 leau, out ttiG BruiiiB soon . . lofo I^ace In the CJeirtral Division the Oentuiy Division champion Dow Industrials would reach 142 So. Adams St., MannbiMer tiedLieu tt IL at tH. 7-27 I-AI and CUM IMUeUpuUed away ttWttV 5™^ __ ., ^_ . . _T-m oniA ------PARKADE------— ------DUSTY —Oraw- for the person who sells the bers, on bend to assist the with a 6-6 record. ship, and the Browns figure to most. We are counting on you, group in making some Persian 1,000 tWs week, others cautioned fo r their 18th straight, two for jlu A n Allen 213, Ken Thomas 216 have an easier time against Middletown Stops Rockville; fasrra ♦Kiss ravav* MU4. gfame WlU bC play«d Ul U >8 AP- LAVaO 202 —668. HCTb But they’ll need more than----- 'III In oT’ f «flll ao how about it? Nuff aaid. Fruit A-La Christmas style, and (wo this season, and teelr 66lh gelen March 29 with the pro- J^ aw k cenUve against the Rams, who Washington than St U iuls wlU Ride ’ im Cowboy f triumph in 66 games. gelee I thougtat that now we bad all enjoyed the mcralng. are engaged tn a dogfight of have against New Yorit. Notre Dome, fifth-ranked to ™ 207, Joe Oolilngwood 217 —691, our New York trip all squared Scfaedide fo r the emnlng week t Woodstock Downs Coventry their own. After last week’s aevelond has won sev6 n away, wtalcfa by the way will Gov. George M. Romney of Michigan lets out a yell ing the Republican Governors Association meeting UCLA’s No. 1 in The Associated CS'^stl®" Leadership Oonfer- Ed KOdes 200-222 —663, Walt win Include a reminder that Fri games the Rams had a 10-1-1 straight this season and Iwlds be on Friday, Jan. 10, we would and starts off on a trail ride into the moun't^ns took the trail ride on horses while their wives rode Piess poU, Is reported to have «nc*- Surowlec 691, Roland Smith 566. mark and were one-half game nine consecutive victories over day eveniiig we wUl be back to Form held up last night in WOODSTOCK — One of the one of tts best teams In years, The leagues also turned down get a little breather, but no our setback tournament, and so near Palm Springs. Most of the governors attend to the outing on buckboard. (AP Photofax) "PIZZA RAY’S" behind flrat-piace Baltimore In the Redskins, who will be siree, we have another deal In Rockville as Middlettnm High’s but it remains to be seen ^eth- proposals to decrease the player m e r c h a n t s —Walt Arcand for a change of pace how about high-powered Tlgei^ defmi^ Jeff er the Irish can defeat the limit from 26 to 23 and to In- 140-141 —884, Reggie Tomlinson the Coastal Division. faced with the problems of stop- the making already. joining us. were called out but there were championB, opened their Central for the home five. He nit lo BalUmore, 11-1, met Green ping BUI Nelsen’s passing aixl crease the waiver price from —366, BIU Riley 371, Rich- j , k i* i u -.u .,,...... nina. Each year ai this time, Chan no Incidenta BEST GRINDERS Valley— Conference^ V._f_ __ slate _ withixa. a- times from 6 the$.^ Flywvw floor and fwirta twice Onlinfl. Monday, 10 ajn. to noon, Troops Fire Ousted Priest’s Supporters t The Cincinnati Bearcats and $20,000 to $26,000. They ap- ard Mazur 138 -364, John Rlvia ^ y j^elSSJ^^dellned by nel SO invites Senior dtizeas kitchen social, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., Nearly all educational institu- kqhrided 86-60 decision over from the 16-foot line. throughout the state to a party ttons in Pakistan Have been the ViUanova WU«k^. ranked prclved a contribution of $276,000 356, John Naretto seil. Tcmy^Sal- Injury in a lea. to Dallas on pinochle tournament. 643-0031 Rockville IKgh. Tom Chappell paced Coventry ninth and 10th In the AP poU, to amateur basebaU organlaa- vatore 376, A1 Heim 374, Russ coosWIng of a movie end the On Rioters dosed indefinitely since the See Battle of Rich-Poor Green Bay, Wls. Thanksgiving Day, will riart at ’Tuesday, 9 a.m. to 4:80 p.m., Coventry High’s debut on the with 16 tallies, had little trouble scoring home tions. Tomlinson 362. awarding of prizes at the Strand open card playing, reading, TV demonstrators be^ui. hardwood was marred when In other NFL action Sunday, quarterback for Washington. Theatre in Hartford. TUa year FLORENCE. Italy (AP) — sued a decree TYiday oalHng for C«v«ntTy (66) court victories. The Bearcats Fisher, 29, appeared In 86 and pool, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., bowl BEST PIZZAS Woodstock Academy posted a b F Ft. B P PI, Cleveland, 9-3, wlU be at Wash- New York is out of the playoff ia the same, and we have been In Pakistan Supporters of on ousted Floren Italian workers to dramatize the bowled over North Dakota State games for the White Sox in 1968, ing at the Parkade Lanea issue by demonstrating at the 78-69 triumph. « g « Pemachio 1 5 7 Ington, 4-8; Mlimesota at San picture, Dallas atiready hawing allotted 135 ticketa at 76 cents tine priest say their battle to 130 SPRUCE STREET Fapems 8 0 6 *®"®4 and the WUdcaits thumped p^gtlng an 8-18 record with a Placed on Waivers Wednesday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., *Santa’s D ead,’ have him reinstated is a conf steel furnaces in Taranto in Hiadky 2 1 5 PhUadelphta Textile 94-74. No. 8 j.gg earned run average. Pavle- Francisco, 8-6-1; St. Louis, 7-^1 cUnched the Capitol DlvtsTon. E each which includes the bus KARACHI, Pakistani (AP) — ROCKVILLE — '^ed Hath- oa a ^ ^ e r but a victory would give the card playing, pool, TV and read rontation between rich and poor Southern Italy where Pope Paul Orentt 5 213 N®'*’ M exico stopped Hawaii 77- 286 In 46 games BOSTON (AP) — The Boston at New York,: Pittsburgh, fare, a ticket to the show as Police and troops opened fire on away (20) and Willie Pope (17) 16 a m 2-9-1, at Dallas, 10-2; New Or- Giants the first bettor-tiian-.600 E Patriots 'Thursday placed offen well as a chance to win some ing. 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.. Fun Day, Says Mothers’ in the Roman OathoUc Church. VI la to say midnight Mass on Btosett 4613 62. __ _ .»r with the Reds. Secrist was 11-2 alldas on Scotland will be the rioting mobs in Dacca, capital To them, their pastor, Don Christmas. set the scoring pace tor Middle- ^ q a MoGrath 8 4 16 Oregon State, Baylor and Ne leaiu, 3-8-1, at Philadelphia, 1- season since 1963, St. Louis of the prizes. town which should rank as one H 0 0 Norman 5 0 10 'jregvn Indianapolis. sive tackle Karl Singer and full entertainment. of East Pakistan, kUling at. least Welfare Group Enzo Mazzl, and EhraenegUdo 4 1 9 KamueUe 11, and Detroit, 8-7-2, at Atlanta, must wln,but if Cleveland does, ’lUa riiow will be held on Fri They also called for an inter of the state’s claasiest Class B Wagner, an 11-year veteran, back Preston Jehneon on walv- too, the CardlnalB are out of the Thursday, 10 a.m. to noon, one person, the Associated Cardinal F l^t, archbirtxip of national debate on the cate 2- 10. day monkng, Dec. 18, and there squads again this season. 82 14 13 Totals 28 1.7 68 S State dllrJ^Nebraska’ 79-67 hit .261 with the W hlte^x and ere and activated rookie offeir- The Bears will stairt quarter playoffs. Jim Hart and Charley arts and (urafts, consisting of HARTTURD, Comt. (AP)-A Florence, are concrete exam- fore reservattons will be on a Press of Pakistan reported to chism urging priests and Chris Hie visitors led early and behind 28 points by 7-foot Vlc Cleveland lest year. Smith, 81 tackle Paul FeltHrausen tor back Jack Ooncannon, who re Jt fer who is visiting Mrs. Swan Khan, who is visiting Dacca, poor. Set Off After DecUion open from 9 a.m. to noon, and 1 son, and our good friend Frank ly before i p.m. They talked told a rally "Any attempt to San D l ^ alrogulairs again. Kicker Jim history to gain 1,000 yards, p.m. to 4:80 p.m. Monday Terhune were responsible for the with Keith Sdionrock, an aide Since Ms first day as pastor of through Friday, or until we have change the fundamentals of the to Gov. Jdm Dempsey. Schon- Mary of the Graces church, Don have a big say m awiai g Jjg seeking to add to Boston, which broke a flve- wtxiderful job. present system wiU speU disas General Manager Batting 1.000 | Sports Slate Rose Retains Ring Title, the 185 persons registered. Just a reminder that I’m rock told them their complalnte Mazzi refused to accept any the winner of the Western scoring lead. game losing streak last week, Another announcement Is for ter for the country." money for marriages, baptisms ANNOUNCING Division of the American CSncbmatl has its last riiance win have to stop Miami quarter- counttng on you to come in and would be iKLSsed on to the gov a show at the local State Thea get a case of the candles. It will Other 'protest rallies were ernor. and funerals. SATURDAY, DEO. 7 Football League, knowing to break the record for season back-Bob Grlese and get anoth- Mexican Foe Disappointed tre. They wIB pr esent a movie held in a dozen West Pakistan be your way of saying you have A spokesman for the group, His work among the poor Auerbach T akes Helm MOC at Mattatuck OC that it won’t be them if vtctorlea by a first-year expan- er good game from rookie quar- entitled “A Jouraey to Jerusa a share in this place. See you cities Friday, continuing the Mrs. Lillian Godlock, said went without praise or blame by they lose to Kansas City alon club with four and Paul terback Tom Sherman. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Aus- fought to get to the dreaaing wave of antlgovemment demon TUESDAY, DEC. 10 lem" on Wednesday, and Thurs soon? "every year we are faced with Clardinal Florit until Don Mazzi LE:MON and LHV East at Waterbury Wllby, El 'tralla’s Lionel Rose is still the room. day, Dec. 11 end 12. There are strations touched off with the IE Sunday. ------ST’ w e e k e n d the same problem of being un- and his coUeagfues pubUahed a lington at South Windsor, Rham The Chargere, 9-3', with their COMBAT VETERAN world champion bantamweight Expensive cars In the paridng Nov. 13 arrest of ex-Forelgn And Directs Triumph mattneea as well as Mexico’s Chucho Castillo lot 'were overturned or battered. ning ehows and Gold Oard hold- Minister ZulQkar All Bhutto and mas for our children.’’ portrayed as the leader of the Linebacker Out NEW YORK ‘ (AP)—'Red Auerbach’s hand still FRIDAY, DEC. IS beet tha Chiefs, 10-2, and then End Dave MlUican ital. He also Army; three players were slderable disarray. ironically was cut on ithe head Mgbt and wM be aldelined for esaary; jtwt make your own men and students were injured. but had been Wrned down. and was fired ‘Thursday. flu-stricken BUI Russell Friday Tommy Kron and Bob Rule Denver also will have some- awarded the Bronze and Injured, and Harp’s expensive It all came about Friday night by a flying bottle. He required the rest of the American Foot- 216 SPRAICE STREET— MANCHESTER field plans and attend when you wiki In Karachi, about 200 students “Ihe bus was chartered in Wa Now in its second week on the ittght and the Celts swartrped earii scored six points In the thing to say. although the Bron- set of golf clubb were stolen. when the 20-ye8u:-old Rose was four stitches. baU League season. Coach Hank SATURDAY, DEC. 14 to. paraded in the downtown area terbury by New Opportunities market, the book has become a Kcn«n ----- Detroit 132-118 In the National overtime to lead Seattle past ena wcm eliminated several ------—— —— ------awarded a split decision over The Associated Press scored atram said. AbeU’a condition CllWfl MOC at Middlesex OC News is aplenty this week, Friday, demanding educational for Waterbury, Ind., the local runaway best seller In Florence. Basketball Association. the Warriors. ______weeks ago. The Broncos travel the 24-year-old Mexican idol aft it 8-6, Castillo. was reported saUsfaotory. and a date for you feUks to re reforma Truckloads of poUce anUpoverty agency. Don Mazzt’s parirtiioners is 649-4236 649.9S41 It was the second time since San Francisco, wlUr torn' lagu- to Oaktand Sunday and then er 15 rounds of bristling action. member. On ’Tuesday, Dec. 17, he turned the coaching Job over lars on the sick list, had led 45- New York’s Conservation De- j^ogt Kairias City the following In mimites after 'tiie decision The $100,000 Florida D e ity fo r our group of bowlers and the to Russell In 1966 that Auerbach 43 at the end of the first half, partment has published a 44- gf^tuiday. was announced, this Is what 3-year-olds -will be run at OiAf- manager at the Parkade Lanes has filled in tor his star player- but the game was tied 91-91 at booklet, "Snowmobile In other gom es Simday, Cln- happened: stream Park on March 38. are going to give a ‘‘Birthday coach. Last season, when a the end of regulation play. TraUs In New York State.” cbxiatl plays at New York, the Irate Castillo supporters, Party" for cur number one siurwstorm Isolated RusseU, Eastern DviEdon wlnnei:, and most of them nationals from be Senior Citizen "Pop" Winfield Auerbadr coached Boston to a Miami hosts Boston. low the border, set off a riot of Choce. "Pop" will be 99 years 113-110 victory over San Fran Buffalo played at Houston to near-major portions. young on that day and is by Eight Players With Knights cisco. day. An estlmrted 20 fires blazed for the oldest active bowler in In other NBA action Friday The Chargers have two pair of In the Forum’s spacious con the country. Ui/ CJiJi (Ll^j^^AU night, Los Angeles topped Atlan Selected to All-Star Squads hot hands In John Hadl and fines, most of them In uphol You axe all invited to attend ta 99-94, PhUodelirtila took Mil Lance Alworth, who teamed tor stered seats. this gatu affair, bowler or not, waukee 121-112, Seattle knocked four touchdowns passes In a Smokef tiled the arena. OF MANCHCBTCR and only oae thing is asked of $610 The Answer To Your Gift Problem! off San FVanclsco 109-100 In The Hartford Khighte, who panel of 12 'writers and sports- "AVANT-OARDE" RIN08 $150 captured the Atlantic Coast casters regularly covering rout over Denver last week. Seats were tom from moor BUDGET TERMS you- You women folka who are overtime Bird San Diego ings and hurled wllly-nlUy; so FOotbaU League championship gam es In the e|ght ACFL cities. They wHl be seeking to revenge NATIONWIDE planning to attend should bring PAVED WITH DIAMDNDC whipped Phoenix 117-10^ earUer 27-20 loss to the were bottles, king-sized waste GUARANTEED SERVICE ' a few tasty sandwiches along A Subscription To The John1 HavllceknaviiccH led Boston’s in their first season with the 80- The Bridgeport: Jete, Rich- ^ baskets—anything throwable. Loaner Cars Ftee Towtstg to help feed the large crowd Designed to transfer a lady's rom p with 86 points, 17 of them 17 victory over the Virginia Sal- mond Roadrunners and Sailors Boxing writers ducked under that Is expected. Chances are San Diego will have back run- TEL. 643-2467 diamond solitaire into a glorious In the first quarter. Don Nelson ions In last week's playoff, also tied for runnerup honors with ^ the ring. at least one of the TV stattona cocktail or dinner ring by simply ndlng back Dick Port, who Manchester Evenihg Herald added 27 and Bailey Howell 26. gained top honors In Uie baJ- four players apiece. missed the Denver game be Rose’s qianager. Jack Reimie, Manchater, Vernon To\m Lina will be on hand. The Parkade inserting the solitaire between Jimmy Walker led Detroit with loting for the officjal ACFL All- Fiillbaok Meeks, a 38-year- the guards. See insert for the cause he was taking Ws army was cut on the arms and legs by RTE. as. TALCOTTVILLB.CY Lanes Bus will take Its usual 29. The Pistons played without g^g^ team by placing eight play- old Minnesota Viking, was the flying glass as he and Lionel pitUntp route on that day, and beautiful finished effect. In 14K pbysloal which he failed. white gold. Dave Bing, who, like Bussell, ers on the team. league scoring champion with Kansas Cityi. riding a three- if you would Uke a ride you A Gift For The Whole Family For The Whole was down with the flu. Four Knights — tackle Nick 90 points on 16 touchdowne, and can take it. Just call the bowl game winning streak, has the Year Elgin Baylor scored six points g^ord Ernie Col- was second In rushing to his ,gleague’s g.g top passer ,p_- Inu. Len Daw- - ing alleys to f ^ out Jtut where EASY PAYM ENTS IN\ .VCD In the final 60 seconds, giving fullback Mel Meeks and halrfbaok teammate, Colgate ^ ^mti^Uy-tetovlaed Sheet Shooting and when the bus will make the An Ideal G ift For: Mother and Dad the Lakers their victory over motv Hubbard-wipn graduate Hubbard who gained ,g running trip. Atlanta. Baylor flnlrited wim ao ^ offensive unit, 899 yards vdth an average of Oorratt and Wcker MANCHESTER Our Fun Day was rained out / Grandparents — College Students — for the game with Jerrywew ^ almllar number—middle 6.6 yards per carry. stenerud, who scored 10 to some extent, akbough we did hitting 28 and Wilt Otamoeriain Bob Soleau, comer- Rounding out the backfleld the final period to beat have ikxmt 60 members present. SPORTSMEN'S ASSOCIATIOH W 20. nriAres back Tom Rowland, safety Wes wero William Murphy of thegg^ oiego tn the fUrt meeting. MOSRROW ROAD — NORTH COVENTBY Because of the bad weather, we Your Favorite Serviceman The Hawks, with ^ g^ yran MalUck— Lowell Giants at flanker and A1 Oakland, which clobbered the NEW AUTOMATIC 'TRAPS daetded to postpone the kiowlng Walt Hazzard and ^g^ named to the defensive Woodall of Richmond at quar- Broncos earUer, Is a big favor- NOW IN OPERATION of the slides on Scotland until ■u nursing the flu. had omy eg ^ lOilghta are the affll- terback. Murphy, who trailed ite, but must contend with flirt this oom ing WeAiesday, to be playera In unltorm. Paui ^ apeen Bay Packers, only teammate Bob Tucker In year roll-out quarterback Mar EVERY SUNDAY AT 10:00 A.M. TURKEY SHOOriV-l PJK. sure you oU wouldn't miss them. iiattrlffHtTr EoTtling %ralii led Atlanta with 28. Meeks and Duboito were the pass receptions, 66 to 60, was nn Briscoe. Mr. and Mn. R. W. Bldradge cMiehad^>^ t Begliaen, Novloea and Skilled Bhoolera I * HE) Phlladephla rw heaviest Individual vote-getters called up by the Boston Patriots New York, which beat Miami graokNisiy accepted the change $220 HELPING HAND—^Kansas C!ov. Robert Dockinsr kvltod To Use Otir Faellltica JEWELERS.SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 13 BISSELL STREET straight po^a to brew apiece of a possible 12 of the AFL Just before the sea- last week behind sub quarter- o f dotes. PHONE 643-2711 tie and whip Mlwauite . yotes. eon closed. Lowell is an affiliate back BabelParilU and Don May- gives Orange Bowl Queen Robjrn Whatley, 20, % MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, IMfe MANCHESTER EVENING HERALo, JAANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1968 PAGE ELEVEN PAOB HBK
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Reasonable ity shop. 307 W. noddle Tpka, , THERE WITH ME.'ONE \MOMAN WOULDN'T BE SEEM MEET you 45 Exacting ■ ■ 24-Hour Answering Serviee Roofing and Music at— Drama He 30 Holp Wantod— : C IMt H MIA. I«. TAA lU,. UA K 0« | IS BAD—I MEAN, ENOOOH, IN THERE WITH VOU HERE 48 Grates M X rates. Call 648-4686. Chimnoys 16-A 35 Maacheater, Conn. I PICK OLTP MY SOX,TICS, ON A BET.'AS FAR AS l [ LATER/ 52 Lifework H PRESSURE 5LAST MFC. An equal opportunity employer CARPENTER — experienced, INTERESTED in playing the SHIRTS, AN’A SUIT.'SHE’S I'M CONCERNED 54 Letter of 97 31 Free to Heraid Readers INC. f BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS vouRE a l r e a d y ROOFING — Specializing re G IR L Friday wanted. Must be DAVY JONES______GOT PLENTYOFSLIS- defiance W all types of work. Reasonable. piano? Morning leasons for SORRY-I CAN'T GESTIONS WITHOUT BEVOND HELP.' 49 Want Information on one of our claaatlled advertleementaT pairing roots of all kinds, new experienced In secretarial and 41 CHAPEL STREET THANK HEAVEN 1 FELT LIKE A BUT YOU MADE PLEASE... 55 The East Call anytime, 646-1787. mothers, afternoons or eve PART-TIME weekends. Experi E X P L A IN WHV.. VOU CHIMIN’ IN/ No answer at the telephone listed? Simply call the roofs, gutter work, chimneys bookkeeping work. Must be MANCHESTER. CONN. YOU'RE BACK PRO USING THE A NERVOUS DON'T DO 56 Dress 48 (8 a a. so nings for children. Will itravel ence not neceesary, transporto;- BUT T KNOW I' $1 TREE removal-Trlmmlng. Rea cleaned and repaired. 80 yeau's’ able to take shorthand, type ARE YOU ALL RIGHT, SCUBA GEAR... WRECK O U T A N YTH IN G 57 Browns to your home. Experienced Phone Mrs. BrunetU, 643-2487. Uon a muat Hours: FMday bread by heat ■* sonable rates. Covered for experience. Free estimates. competently, keep a full set of WOODY, DEAR ? I HAD NO LIKE TH A T ET ST S4 EDWARDS teacher. Call collect anytime, Midnight — 6 a.m., Saturdays AGAIN/ 58 Approached property damage. Got a tree Call Howley 848-5861. 644- books. P refer construction firm PROBLEMS.' 1-623-5496. 7:30 a.m. - 4 p.m., 4 p.m. - U U problem? Cedi Dana’s Tree 8388. experience. Call 643-9508, 7-0 DOWN ANSWERING SERVICE 13:80 a.m.. M id n ig h t s a-nt, 1 Shade trees 5 T u Service, 622-8429. evenings. 7 A LL SHIFTS Sunday 7 a.m.-4 p.m. OaB 2 Tidy 649-0500 875-2519 COMMERCIAL snow plowing, Millinary, Privata Instnictiam 32 849-5334, between 5-6. (Ntwspoper Inttrprht Asm.) guaranteed speedy service. and leave your message. Yon'U bear from onr advertiser In Drossmoking 19 I TEACH sewing, dress making 1ST, 2ND, 3RD MACHINISTS — A ir around Job Pg tim e without spending all evening at the tole|dione. Call 648-6811. DRESSM AKING and altera- and alterations. For further In CLERK-TYPIST dtop ability. Apply Gunveij MulU Circuits—A rapidly tiona, zippers replaced etc. formation call 643-0679. Mfg., 234 Hartford Rd. SNOW PLOWING — 24 hour We have an exceUent oppor growing firm in the dec- AutomobilM For Sola 4 Call 649-4811. tunity for a qualified typist service. 742-7646. tronlcs field extends an in in our Advertising Dept. I960 GTO, original owner, high DRESSMAKING and altera vitation to visit our plant ELEX7TRICAL work —Imperial Help W antoi^ AU-TOMOBILE CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER HERALD performance, excellent condi tions, evening wear, suits to discuss trainee oppor Electric, Inc. Residential, tion. CaU 643-7858. made to order, 16 years experi Famala 35 tunities in the following MECHANIC commercial, industrial, 24 ence. Call 843-7043. areas: BY KEN MUSE BDX LETTERS 1981 FORD 2-door hardtop, new hours day service. Free esti COUNTER G IRL, fuU-tlme. KEYPUNCH WAYOUT Satisfied with you present tires, winterized. Good second mates, 648-1112, 849-2579. 649- Must be fast and dependable, SILK SCREENING Job? W e have im mediate ” For Your car. $250. 649-2262 after 5. 7125. for luncheonette. Call 649-3444. TlilOAY WE HAVE AS WHO WROTE THE NEW BOOK, TELL US HOW YOU Maying— T rucking— OPERATOR opening for capable man 11-7 Informatioii “HOW TO WRITE BOOK TITLES' PICKED THE NAME irmawMiAiM. QUALITY carpentry, all interior Storaga 20 LADIES — Service neighbors Should have one to two DRILLING who wants to get ahead. OUR GUEST, A WHY MOTHERS GET «3RAY Yii l»t W1 M 0* FOR YOUR NEW BOOK? THE HERALD will not remodeling and exterior work in your area for Fuller Brush years keypunch experience, Want to be surprised? Stop MISTER CXDVEF2T.' 1969 CHEVROLBTT convertible. MAN ctEe STTOR DeUvery-Ught disclose the identity of done reasonably. Specialty, Company. Work from home by pleasant working conditions, FABRICATING In now—see for yourself why Best offer. OaU 843-8848. trucking and package delivery. any advertiser using box caUneta, finishing basements, telephone and appointment. exceUent fringe benefits. we "havq a better idea.” Refrigerators, washers and PLATING letters. Readers answer garages, porches, dormers. CaU 247-1946. All appUcatlons will be held SHORT RIBS BY FRANK 07IEAL stove moving, specialty. Fold ing blind box ads who 1962 VOLKSW AGEN sedan, F ree estimates. 742-9442. In confidence. Apply in per d^re to protect their ing chairs for rent. 649-0762. SECRETARY -FuU-tlme posi Apply Apply between 9 a.m. and 6 \ good condition. 646-4072. son. See Mr. T ^ P erry or WATCH T H IS Identity can follow this tion, 8-4:30 Monday through p.m., Ask for Mr. George Smith. procedure: PERSONNEL DEPT. Mike Hardel. ACCELERATION. MERCURY Comet, 1966, spot Hausahold Sarvicos Painting— Papering 21 Friday. ’Typing and shorthand Enclose your reply to the less. 33,000 miles. 286 V-8, auto Offarod 13-A required/ good salary, exc^lent fringe benefits. Apply Gerber FITZGERALD box in an envelope — matic transmission, black. L. P E L L E T IE R — PataiUng— PRATT & WHITNEY ‘ MULTI-CIRCUITS address to the Classl- UConn student bought for FURNITURE refinlshed. In interior and exterior, papering Products Co., 45 Connecticut MACHINE 'TOOL FORD SALES (eld Manager, Manchester $1,500, Capitol Motors, WUU- surance estimates made. Man and paper removal, fuUy in Blvd., East Hartford. Conn. Rt. 83, Windsor Ave Evening Hertdd, together 50 HARRISON STREET mantic, in September. Must chester Reflnlshing 0>., 49 Win sured. 643-9043, and 649-6326. 545 New Park Ave., RockviUe, Conn. with a memo listing the HAIRDRESSER and manager sell, $1,300 or $700 plus good ter Street, 646-6046. MANCHESTER companies 3/ou do NOT JOSEPH p] LEWS, custom wanted for small shop. CaU West Hartford, Conn. Only 20 minutes from Hartford want to see your, letter. tent trailer. Call 1-429-9786. BY ROY CRANE R E W E AV IN G of bums, moth- painting and paperhanging. In 249-0217 after five, anytime BUZZ SAWYER Your letter will be de PLYMOUTH Roadrunner 1968, holes, zippers repaired. Win Saturday or Sunday. stroyed if the advertiser terior and exterior. Dry waU An equal opportunity employer. BRUK5 9POS. dow shades made to measure, BRIDGEPORT operator. Only PLUMBERS and plumbers’ f LETSGOGET^HEYWMTA iNNUTE' is one you’ve mentioned. automatic, vinyl upholstery, work. FuUy insured. Free esti WANTED reliable woman, age AaORDINS TD OUR AERIAL all size Venetian bUnds. Keys experienced need apply at E. helpers wanted, top wages and A PRINK, KNUCKS.)...WHATS K1CK1M6 \ in If not it will be handled light group, excellent condltlrai. mates. 646-6668. In np answer 60 or over, as permanent baby SURVEY, SAWYER, THIS DRY made whUe you wait. Tape re A S. Gage Oo. MltcheU Dr. overtime, CaU after 8, 646-4528. UPTHAVaoUDOF in the usual manner. 649-8863. 643-6362. sitter in my home. Four days BOOKKEEPER, Manchester of CREEK BED BRINGS US corders for rent. Marlow’s 887 POST IN THE PRY a week. Own transportation. fice, S7V4 hour week, fringe WITHIN TWO MILES OF CREEK BED? Main St. 649-6221. EDWARD R. PRICE—Painting, ELROYS POPPY F1EU75. Please call after 6 :80 p.m., 649- benefits. Salary commensurate 1962 T-BIRD convertible. $850. exterior and interior. Paper with abUity. 649-5361, Mr. Call owner, 643-9866. LIGHT TRUCKING, bulk deliv 7026. Lost and Found 1 hanging. CeUings, etc. Insured, KelUen. ery, yards, attics, cellars clean 649-1003. EXPEIRIENOED TELEPHONE 1984 OLDSMOBILB 68, 2-door ed and removed. Also odd Jobs, saleslady, downtown Manpches- TYPIST tor temporery part- Experienced... LOST. — Brown-Dachshund, coupe. A ll power, very clean. NAME YOUR own price. Paint 644-8962. ter, morning or evening hours tim e work of about 20 hours male, vicinity Bamsbee Rd. Two enow tires. $960. Owner, ing, paperhanging, paper re per week. CaU 649-2206. and Rt. 44 A, Coventry, Conn. 649-5687. TWO HANDYMEN want a va moval. Free estimates and dec available, $2. per hour salary. E CaU 648-0726 for appointment. Retward. 742-6806. riety at jobs by the hour or orating service. Quality work G E N E R A L office work, muat be IV? 1961 MBrrROPOLITAN, 2 new day. Reasonable rates. Call for manship, neat, competmt serv b a b y s i t t e r wanted, second able to type. Steady position. LINOTYPE LOST — Paosbook No. 102860 tires, new brakes, over 32 miles information, 643-5806, 648-8292. e IMI br NCA. Im. TJA l6f. U1 M. ON. ice. CaU 647-9664. shift, my home. Will provide CaU Chorches Motors, 648-2791. Savings Bank of Manchester. per gaUon. CaU 646-8923. transportation. CaU 643-8116 be “ But Dad, Jimmy's failures only prove he does have Application made for payment. VENETIAN blinds — repaired, P A IN T IN G — interior and ex ACCOUNTS payable oliork, high 1969 FORD, 4-door, new brakes retaped and recorded. 646-0273, fore 8 p.m. SOM E good qualities . . . for instance, consistency!’’ terior, very reasonable, free school graduate, good with OPERATOR<. LOST — Paashook No. 66080 and shocks, no rust, very good 649-2971. estimates. Call Richard rT.tr.RK.'TYPIST — Educational figures, 37% hours, fringe bene Savings Bank of Manchester. condition, $200. 742-9706. Martin, 649-9285, 649-4411. BY LANK LEONARD office, opportunity to meet peo fits. Mr. Keitlen, 849-5861. MICKEY FINN Application made for payment. 1962 COMET, needs work, body Building— ple, varied work, 36 hour week. Immediate Opening TH A T IS PAINTING, workmanship PAYROLL, — East Hartford WE SHOULD ALL BE LOST — Savings Passbook No. good condition, $75. CaU after CaU 649-2841. IN THAT KIND OF M A gVEUO U Sl BY MILTON CANIPF Cantrocting 14 guaranteed. Interior and ex concern — Looking for an ex C APPLY IN PERSON AT THE STEVE CANYON 038-0-00032-3 Hartford National 4 p.m., 649-4053. EDMOND DREW ISN'T IN TRO UBU,M R . RUBIN/ I'LL TELL ’ terior. Also papering. Fully in WOMAN wanted to clean house perienced person tor our pay r __ __ m u m BEE HB Bank and Trust Co., Manches NEWTON H. SMITH & SON— ANY KIND OF TROUBLE, HIS GRAMISON FOUND IF THEY ARE IN TROUBLE f MEANWHILE sured. CaU Ken Ouellette, 643- one day a week. Transporta- roll department, preferably SOME OLD STOCK OF IS EIGHT n o w ! WE PROPPED A RADIO jg 1963 BDTURA Convertible, ra RemodeUng, repairing, addi IS HE, SHERIFF? HOMINO DEVICE NEAR WE'LU BE LED TO THEM ^ ter Green oNice. Application 9043 or 649-6826. with a ctHistructlon back HIS IN THE A TTIC — dio, heater, automatic, new tions, rec rooms, garages, tinn provided if necessary. 643- THE SNOWMOBILE TEAM BY THE AUTOMATIC BEACON made for payment. ground. Elquat opportunity em tires including snow. Real porches and roofing. No job INSIDE—outside painting. Si>e- 8598. WHICH WAS PL0WIN6 INTO WE DROPPED... ployer. For appointment call It BISSBLL STREET—BIANCHEST^ CX>NN. LOST — Savings Passbook No. cream puff. CaU 644-0903. too smaU. CaU 649-8144. cdal rates for people over 65. WOM/VN wanted for general Mr. Denyer' a t 289-8493. 18945 Hartford National Bank Call m y competitors, then caU 1986 CHEVROLEir Impala, 4- work in kitchen, days, five to and Trust Oo., First Man- WES ROBBINS Carpentry re me. Estimates glvent 649>7863, door wagon, excellent con six hours. Apply Cavey’s Res ; Chester office. Application modeling specialist. Additions, 875-8401. dition, low mileage, V-8, power- taurant, 46 E. Center Street. Help Wanfed— Male 36 made for payment. rec rooms, dormers, porches, glide, power steering, one own cabinets, formica, built - Ins, WANTElb lor a new operation ADMINISTRA’nVE — We are er, $1,550. 1-228-3646 Columbia. bathrooms, kitchens. 649-3446. Floor Finishing 24 hostess, luU-time. Apply at desirous of employing a per 1964 THUNDERBIRD Landau, Mister Steak Restaurant. 244 son experienced in ell phases Are You An ' Automabilos For Sale 4 C A R P E N T R Y — concrete stepe, FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh white vinyl top, red body, air- floors, hatchways, remodeling, ing (speclaUzlng in older Center St., between 2-6 p.m., of accounting. Degrees not re NEED CAR? Credit very bad? conditioning, bucket seats, con porches, garages, closets, ceU- floors). Inside painting. Paper Friday • Tuesday. quired. This ixMition provides Bankrupt, repoesesslon? Hon- sole, snow tires. In excellent Ings, attics finished, rec cm excellent opportunity for BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY hanging. No job too small. N IG H T cook, luU-tlme, chance Early Riser ? MR. ABERNATHY 1 eat Douglas accepts lowest condition. Owner in service. rooms formica, ceramic. Oth advancement. Elqual opportun John VerfaUle, 649-6760. tor advancement for right per ' down, smallest payments, any- Call 649-0400 or 649-7887. er related work. No Job too ity employer. For appointment son. Apply In person only. MAYBE i 'l l HA'VE TD r' where. Not small loan finance small. Dan Moran, Builder. oaU Mr. Denyer a t 289-6493. Howard Johnson Restaurant, 9ENO HER BACK FOP • comp«my plan. Douglas Mo Evenings 646-8880. Bonds— Stocks— Immediate Opening For A REFRESHER COURSE tors, 845 Main. 394 Tolland Tpke., Manchester, WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI Trucks— ^Tractors 5 Mortgages 27 ■ 1968 CHEVROLET Impala, 4- 1965 FORD dump truck, model FAST SERVICE — Room addi SECOND MORTGAGE — Un ’ FOREMAN r door hardtop, V-8, power PA R T-TIM E cook, call 649-4619. CtJNrsaJ WANT TO r ALREADY. MV FATHER (DWNS F600, two speed rear end, eight tions, dormers, garages, kitch lim ited funds avEdlable for sec steering, very clean, $775. Call with experience and back H A V E HUNDREDS a ens, rec rooms, houses, siding, HAVE AN ICECREAMenORE. foot Myers plow. Very low ond mortgages, ‘ payments to ground on tufted carpet op Custodian 649-8486. roofing. Seven year financing r»O F FPlIEN^u^jr HUNDC2E05 mUeage. Would consider selling suit your budget. Expedient eration. ExceUent salary O f= avaUable. Add-A-Level Dormer, (Jomptometer Operator The job is very diversified and mterestinsr. Many 1964 FORD'Fatrlane, 2-door se plow separate. 643-8939. service. J. D. Realty, 648-6129. and fringe benefits. 1 1 p.m. FRIENDS... dan, standard transmission, 289-0449. fringre benefits. You will find your associates most NEED MONEY? Accepting Openings for experienced - 7 a.m. shift. Contact Per good tires. Call 643-1826. comptometer operators to congrenial. Trailers— mortgages on real estate. CaU sonnel Office. New London work 8:30 through 4:30, five Mills, Inc., Morse St., Nor 1984 GTO. Also 1964 Falriane HOMES, OARAGES, porches, for confidential home Inrter- Mabila Homes 6-A days a week. Must be wood, Mass. 1-617-668-6000. sports hardtop. Both in rec rooms, room additions, vlew, days or evenings. Fast APPLY IN PERSON AT ’THE 600 skilled in all phases of good shape. CaU 646-1189 after W ANTED — A 4 by 6 enclosed kitchens, roofing, siding, gen service, telephone Mr. Hall, comptometer work. Excel utlUty trailer. Would sdso con eral repair work. Financing 249-3468. EXPANDED Corporation has 7...... ” lent benefits, free parking, sider an open utIUty trailer. available. No down payment. openings for cabinet makers or PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL viBRMEER subsidized cafeteria, con jHanrl)r0lrr lEurning 1963 VOLKSWAGEN, white, re CaU after 4 p.m., 649-7963. Economy Builders, Inc., 648- architectural woodworkers. An genial co-workers and ex HAVE i d built engine, good running con- 6159. apprentice program is also V d a j y Business Opportunity 28 ceUent working conditions. Y O U T R IE D HI dlUon. CaU 649-3264 after 5. available. Union shop with year 13 BISSELL STREET—MANCHESTER, CONN. A F T E R DAY, ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga IT N I B B L E 'S S E T T IN X S Garage— Servics LUNCHEONETTE, fuUy equip Applj ’round work. Equal opportunity M O U S E ^ t a .SSL, lX-7 rage, rec rooms, bathrooms A T O U R ped, $4,000 and rent $100 a employer. Allied Building Sys TRAPS Storage 10 tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce FIRST NA'nO NAL S A V INCSS/ 1964 month or lease $225 per month. tems, 200 Tolland ’Tpke., Man ment worl^ cellar floors, pa COMMERCIAL space available. Corner of Route 31 knd Daley STORES, Inc. CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE ’TURNER CADILLAC tios, roofing. CaU Leon Cies- chester, 646-0124. Central. Two areas, 1,000 Rd., busy Intersection by Cov MAN WANTED to process cus IT’^ 1 ^, UNCLE ASHLey; synskl, Builder. 640-4291. PARK & OAKLAND AVES. A M C NEWS ITEM TONIGHT REPORTED TWO ' A CABLE FROM BASY< T PRAT ITl I CONVER'nBLE square feet each. One with entry Lake. Call 742-6169 and tomer orders in automotive BASy aOTMB BACK UNREC06- MBNiiNKEP WITH THE ASSASSIN WERE. ■ MR.McKEE. HE'LL SB IM ) WANTED HIM 10x10 overhead door. CaU 643- UIZEPl HE'LL STAY TILL I'VB OARAOBJ^S, breezeways and after 8 p.m. 742-8434. EAS'T HARTFORD, CONN. warehouse, exceUent benefits. McDo n a ld s no w CAUSHT TRYING TO BLOW UP A WELSH ENSLANP ANOTHER WEEKUTO INVE4TI6ATE 8758. TESTIFIED AND AM SAFE COTTAGE NEAR FAWPPWV: A MATTER (MWl F ive new tires, red body, game rooms, remodeling, all 289-7006. ROCKVILLE, restaurant, center WBLtilTSlIp black top and interior, all types of carpentry work. No GENERAL office work, interest of town, fully equipped, doing PART-TIME truck driver morn 70 WASH! Cadillac power, features, job too small. R & R Bros., ing position with diversified Metoreyelas good volume. ExceUent for hus ings only. Apply at E & S Gage nolt a soraitch, $1,795. Call 648-0288. duties for rapidly expanding HIRING FOR VERNON owner, 648-0012. Bicycles 11 band and wife team. Reason Oo. MltcheU Drive. New England d is trib u to r.______( ' ? ^ y - J REC ROOMS a specialty, pan able rent. $7,900. Cantor BICYCLE SALE now going on, eling, kitchens cmd all interior &- Goldfarb Realtors, 643-8442, Salary depending on expert- MAN for vrork in local dairy O IHI H MIA. I«. December 3rd through Decem ence. Fringe benefits and free store, 3 evenings phis some TM I.. U> CM. 7 remodeling. Free estimates. 876-6244. Part-Time ber 7th, New and used bikes. VOLKSWAGEN I960 Karman Financing arranged. CaU parking, in South End of Hart- Sunday work. For information ' Christmas layaway. Manchea- SM ALL complete machine shop, ford. Call Mrs. Sheldon, 627- caU 649-8017, after 6 call 643- BY BOB LUBBERS Ghla, $228. CaU 649-8116. Ralph Starkweather, 648-0346. HOUSEWIVES— Momings, 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p-vn, ROBIN MALONE . ter Cycle Shop, 182 West Mid new equipment, wired, reEidy 1877. 9707. t h e sru p eN T d £ e > e u a , AND W THE eELGAVIAN CAPlTO... R6LEASE US INSTAHTLy- dle Tpke., 849-2098. Open 9 to 9. to go. For further details call 643-9883. RETIRED MEN— Mornfaigs 11:00 AJM. to 2:00 •News OF THE MAY FINALLY CONVINCE' OR 'VtJU'LL 0E IN FOR TROOSIS 1966 OLDSMOBILE, best offer, Special Services 15 FOavi PRfihlGRTUTI r te L O M lA N run THAT DEALING WITH US 648-2991. Business Services FOR SALE — AppUance repair pjn. or 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 pjn. WILL UPlNG HIM NOIHWS AAMCO Transmissions of Man 1952 M ERCURY in exceUent chester, nationwide, guaran shop established 26 years. Own KesisrANce a jT rpcDPLe... which OH? LADY TALKS OfFered 13 J ANITORS— Hours Flexible. VERY IMPORTANT f MAX running condltton, automatic, teed service. Budget terms. er wishes to retire. Cali 649- Experienced Polishers T
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4 1 Apertm ents-—Fkifs—- linliMSS LoeotleM Apcutiwnfi Plnft Out of Towu Homos For Solo 71 For Solo 72 H e For Solo 72 Homos F o r S d o 7 2 Out of Town W ontod— R od Etfwtn 77 TwfMliMnn 63 TMMnwnts 63 For Rmit 64 HappeningB > RED DOBERMAN Pinscher fe F o r t M t U D R IV E b y the 2-fem lly e t 48------7 5 SELUNO YOUR HOMBT For male puppy, four months old, CLASSIFIED BERRrS WORLD DELUXE two bedroom apart FIVE ROOM duplex, no chil SMAfj. STORE near 100 per COIDNIAL, eight rooms, large BIX ROOM Cape, gYMXl house In 60 WadOYrorth SL, 0»en call the e LLINOTON — VA no monev P*«™P* courteous service that F o r TeeiiJB ; AKC rostered. Oood with chil M-aoi ____ ^ V ----- .ex .. ^ —1$ T’\i mm o kIs dren, no pets, elderly couple cent Main Street location. Ap •• A N D O V E R . — I Country apart- Utchen with built-in range, good location. Aaktng $19,900. B elflore A gen cy, 047-1418. dren. $100. 64«-24g9. ment in new buUding on Center dowa FHA minimum down. Street, Manchester. Completely p referred , g arage, $106. m onth ply Kariow’s, 867 Main Streat. mecA, 4 rooms, on Rt. e ‘^•bwaaher, dtopoaal, etc. lazge Oamar says he Yvon’t refuse FOREST HILLS 8 bed room R ancheo, 4-bedroom 049-9828. Saturday, Dec. 7 equipped kitchen. Loads of liv- ly. Inquire 62 School S t, 12-8 private homa setfiog. $88. paneled family room irith fire- any rasaonaUe offer. Wolver- MOC, Harttord Rd. C A rn fm FOR RENT or sale-481 Main Lots For Sdo 73 Oolonlato, m bath% treed lota, zt j. CASH for your property ADVERTISING Liv* Stock 42 - Ing space. Security deposit and p.m . , manUdy. Rafarenoea. GUI 742- formal dlzilnf room, tour ton Agency, Realtors, 0492818. Drive up Vetnon St., take beeutiflil area. Pricea start at Streat BuUdliic and lot naxt within Thoilra' Av?ld*^red lease required. For Information 8267 a lta r 0. bedroom a, 2% b a fiu , one o ff your aeoond toft part Ly- WE HAVE obotoe Che acre $22,460. Cantor A Goldfarb CLASSIFIBD ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS BOARDING — one or two ponies MANCHESTER —Large five to Post Office Excellent loca tape. Inatant aervice. Hayes Pr***»^ ^ ^ call Jarvis Realty Co., Real- master bedroom. 2-oar garage. TWO-FAMILY, conveniently lo- dall St. on Richmond Drive, wooded lota near Bolton Cen Realtors, 0484442, 8784244. danta—free—open to ihe pUbUe. or small horses. Ehccellent care. room flat, first floor, two bed tion for any use. 64B*94M from A gency, 646-0181. 8 AJML to 4:S0 PJH !• APARtMENT tor auMet, flouth PhUbrick Agency Realtora, o ^ te i close to riwpplng, trana- and you are In the "Charm” ter azid other locations. For Smiday, Deo. 8 CaU 843-8861. rooms, convenient tpcation. 9 to 6 p.m. fltreet in RockviUe, 4H room MT-0M7. portation, ate., third apart- COVENTRY line, ideal family MANCHESTER — 3H rooms, eeotion of the City of Village further InfOrmetlon, call R.F. WMton Library AudUoatum, Adults. Available now. 872-0602. diqpiex, unfundelieil Heat, hot ------— ------laeWt poMlbiliUes. PhUbriok honM, specious Colonial, fire COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. air-conditioned, waU to wall Charm. Go to the end of D Im ock C o., 040-6248. Logoi NotkM 7:80 p.m., Cbiemot Sunday carpeting, patio, first floor, res- ( vratar, atovia, refrigerator, dta- PRIVACY — parklike 280 x 286 Agency Realtora, 0494847. Richmond Drive, take your place, 2 baths, 2-car garage, Night, "Band of Outatdeea." Ad- 4:M P.M. DAT BEFORE PimUOATION Artklos For Solo 45 Identifd section. CaU 277-8881 FIVE ROOM apartment avail Houim For R o o f 6 5 posol, storage. Near sdwol apotlese six room Randi lU acres. Louis DImock Real right on Kennedy Rd. and VERNON —Manriieater line. AT a * o o t o t *^o f**'m w ) b a t e . mlsrion by membership or by rvadllne for Saturday and Monday to 4:M p.ni. Friday. days, 649-4660 evenings. able, heat, hot water included, .' and aiiopplng area. Available Plastered vralto, aundeok, ga- *J^*«*®® liwnaculate six room ty , 649-9828. TREAT RUGS right. they’U be, $160. p er m onth. M iddle a g e BOl/rON-Vemon Une, four rooin follow the Yrindlng street to Beautiful high scenic wooded held St Mzneheeter. within and for individual admission avaUaUe D ecem ber 16, 1968. $166 p er ***«- Don’ t m las I t o o t r ^ e n t the loveliert vrooded lota in the Dletrlct of Mancheeter, on the ___ . a delight if cleaned with Blue WE HAVE customers waiUng couple preferred, no children. Ranoh, treed lot 4uid lake ^P, **>„**” COVENTRY — 4H room Ranch, 3rd day of December. 1968. at the door. TOUR COOPERATION W U , Lustre. Rent electric diam- privUegea. One ohUd aooaptsd. month. Two chUdren accepted. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, ****”**?*?” riding, w ^ to tow n ! C all now . Hayea A gen cy, 640- !a S " for the rental of your apart Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, large Utoben, dining area, Preaent, Hon. John J. Wallett. Tfieeday, Dec. 9 BE APPRECIATED pooer $1. Olcott Variety Store. cut 8724807 attar 4. 6404824. v.!?***”*’ 0181. DIALM3-2711 ment or home. J.D. Real Es 640-6847. $160 m onthly, 742-6786. ______------full basement, detached ga- dverriaed garage, wooded lot, ^uLte of Ellen A. Kroll. Isle of •Beat Side Rec, 74 pjn., MMicheeter. In sold Dlelrict. de youth Co-cd Swltn (10-17); 8-9 ALUMINUM SHEETS — Used tate Assoclaites, Ino., 648-6129. MANCHESTTER — 6 room : r CCKVUXE — 8 Regan 8t. SOUTH Main Street, corner of aneloaed porch. Don’t Pick one of our custom COVENTRY — ten acres irood- $11,900. CJiar-Bon A gen cy, 648- as printing plates, .009 thick, executive type Ranch, fire Now 4-room, Medroom, aeoond Letris. . .real neat old er m Mixed OoUCto. 28x86”, 26 cents each or 6 for FumUhod place, 2-car garage, large floor apartment, total riectrlc, home with Mven room% (8 oom be R ealtora, 644-1280. BOLTON LAIM, bargam year *Uh^«W «ta-t. to thi. Court for P' room ’Townhouse. AppUancee buUMn oton and range, refrig- bedroonw) 1% baths, vivnaiiiwt plaiM for buUdbv—either $1. C all 648-2711. wooded lot. Immediate oc- SPLIT LEVEL, modern Utah and utmties, parking, patio 6 3 - A anator, dtopoaal, ceramic bath condition throughout. Has an way you’ll be in Manches SOUTH Windsor — Business end close out at $7,900. 8 o r d e r e d ; That the 17th day of MOT Haitftwd Fd CamDUrt Holp W ontod— M olo 36 Hoip W ontod Mulo 36 eu’pancy. 1-878-8681, evenings. an, dlring room, living rb o m room Ranch summer home December, 1968, at eleven o'clock ^ DARK rich stone free loam; and private ce lla r. $180. CaU Yrith shower, bosenMnt laundry arteolan well. Senrtbly priced ter’s newest and nicest aotied, (fine tour corner I009 , - ™ forenoon zt the Probate Office In Stairwell Gallery, MCfUay J.D. Real Efitate Associates TWO-ROOM fumlahed apart haa Cathedral ceiling, 8 gener- LATHE, turret lathe, Bridgeport washed sand; stone, fill, MANCHESTER — S-bedroom and atorage area. Convenient et only $21,600. T.J. Crodeett, area. tton, ten m inutes to H artford ), neeif w ater. H ayee A gen cy 646- me M un ici^ Buiidina in said Man- F rid a v a a r o .-lO v j u ., MUVERS — Saleman—married In c., 643-6129, 648-8779. ment. Private bathroom, stove, oiw aized bedrooma, large pan near tfazM o o t m Crtv water OIM. cheater, be and the same U as- ™ operators, general shop help. gravel, manure and sand for Cape Cod, breesewmy and gar to everything. One ch ild per^ R ea ltor, 048-1677. n ea r uirae aezro. ««y waier wzm.. iizned for a hearinx on the allow- art exhibit by MCC Art, Shi- man for retail milk delivery. refrigerator, heat, hot water. eled family room, garage, $27,- efvl sevrer. Ideal for stnall ------. . . — ------Apply to Rolo Machine Co, 66 ice . CaU 643-9604. MANCHESTER —’Two or three age, exceUent location. F^r in m U ted, n o pete. $180 p er moritb. Remember, city water and 6« AUO«U tVA ovaooui Dj-yi JUJ-UU Kaellt mtl once of Mid administration a.-- South Windsor, Enfield area. A pply M arlow ’s, 867 M ain 000. PhUbrick Agency Realtors, ahopping center aDartmento. BOt/PON — Ooetum built 6)4 count with said estate, ascertain- __ _ . . ^ E lm St. 647-1481. formation caU Mitten Realty ” OaU Jomea J. Geaeay, 876-0184. CZDfiE to the Parkade. . .6H city sewer in a lovely coun room Ranch, 4 bedrooms, walk- ment of heirs and order of diatribu- Bennet Junior High, contort to Five day work week. No Sun FREE — New wheels with snow bedroom apartment, $186. Ten Street. 049-5847. C o., 648-6980. ------room Ranch with full base- try atmosphere. Buy a dif e tc. M ust be sold to settle •1®*'. and thla Court dIrecta that thIa week for the beat days. Union shop. Penston and fires. Discount price on studs. ant must furnish utUltlea. Call VERNON M ourt Vernon estate. $82,000.------OaU------Suaaiine out basement, out building. On- me Ume and place aa- “ J.D. Real Estate Anmoiatee THREE ROOM apartment, ference in the way you Uve! ly $30,600. Hayes Agency, 646- alroed for aald hearing be given Christmas - decorated Imma hecdth benefits. Apply Lincoln Holp W ontod— Order your winter tires now. Apaitznanta. Now avrilable Spltt Shorts, 640-8288. E xclu siv e, J. In o., 643-5129, 643-8779. furnished, private bath and en Come out Sunday afternoon. -d .« V -O to all persona known to be intei^ rtonr D airy Com pany, 1030 New Cole’s Discount Station, tele new 8% room, at $146. and but S L S Wataon Beach A Co., Realtora. eMed therein to appear and be 3 7 trance, utUltles, no pets. 226 ga ra g e, covered patio, 6$$ p er Buy or browse, you will be heard thereon by publuhing a copy BOHS, toy drive tMS Britain Avenue. West Hartford. phone 648-6332. Out of Town , $160. 4H roonu at $188 azid convenient to riwpplng, eta. MANCHESTER — Park Chest C harter Oak Street, 648-8868. cent mortgage, ckwe to every meet welcome! SOUTH WINDSOR — 6)4 room of this order & aomc n e w ip ^ r Kv the soDbomcre FRIENDLY ICE Cream Shop * $170. Available Jan. Irt, studio ckwd value at $18,000. Don’t having a circulation In aald, DUi- aponoorea oy nut GazUen Apartments, im F o r R o n t 66 thing, Hutchtos Agency, Real Ranch, -3 bedrooms, living SJ{"'zt iSiS .even ‘ da“ “beK^ edaro. has fuU-time and part-time eve SPECIAL apartment at $180. Heat, hot wait. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, mediate occupancy, 4H rooms tora, 649-6824. BELFIORE AGENCY Land For Ront 73-A «HS. aass spirit WCrif, ning and afternoon work avail- CHRISTMAS OFFER at $160. Heat, hot waten oven ROCKVILLE —4 rooms, $80. Yvator, refrig era tor, oven- 648-1677. BAKERY MECHANIC Businoss Locations WILUNOTON — 90 acres land, area, tiled bath, wall to wall December 5. 1968. a copy of Classes or '69, 70, 71 to oome aide. Looking for ambitious range, refrigerator, parking montMy and 8 rooms, $70. range, dtopoaal, dtoliwartier. COLONIAL —central entrazice, K ealtors j’ carpeting, unique paneledled rec thUtiua order,to order to zii.ieEl.le ti.H._ Kroll._ arou. »16 A»r«r««nw on iiistamnil d) INI to NEA, Ik . 647-1418 men and women to enjoy FYee coUege dictionary with end storage. No pete. CaU 627- For Ront 64 monthly. Frechette Realty, 647- ' wall to waU carpeting, air-con- IklANCHESTER -4 room ex- modem kitchen, dkiizig room, 10 acres open fields, 10 wood- .SL „ ^ west St.. Msneherter, Conn.; Kcr- “ * oococaong on purchase of am Olivetti Un 9998. land. Small brook. A good solid , , J;eP“rate ... J bar area, ’ mit ktoi Kroll,Il 80 Cooper hill.Hill si 81.. ._ m Man- m - wall in the cafeteria. Large local concern has steady, secure, year ’round em- "Maybe they ought to start with the second quarter^so 9238 betw een 9-6 p.m . a fter 6 dlttantog, swlmining pool end ecuUve type Razidi, fireplace, large Uving room, mud room. also paneled study, one car at- Chester, O t ^ ; lUIdred K. Smith, derwood portable typewrit- opening for a man exper idojrment with opportunity to they wouldn't run out of, broadcast time again!" p .m ., 647-1871. 474 M AIN ST. o ffic e fo r rant. „ tonnto courts, parking and 2 baths, 2-car garage, walk-out 4 bednwms, central airtcondl- ______investment property, % m ile to tached garage, convenient loc- 7? dge St,. Manchester. Conn.: Tneetoy, 10 ienced in machine repairs COLCHESTER —4H room parkw ay. Tom M inor B roker, 1- .. ^ IlaMl K. Brownell, 84 Bumbrook Bennet Junior High, ASGem* assume responsibility, 82. per Center of town, lUenty of park rtonge aU kwluded. No pets, basement, nearly acre wood- tlonlng, garage. PWlbrlck MANCHESTER -Eight room Uon, good condition, $22,500. U Road. East Hartford. Oonn. and ^ rkimnn to h o a r ICHB and maintenance in its bak hour guarantee, imlforms pro 8H ROOMS, $128, free healt, hot downstairs apartment in two- 876-6042. ing, 646-2426. »i6. family, flreiUace, large yard. 827-9288, 8764721. «d lot Immediate occupancy. Agency Realtors, 6494347. Colonial wMh 4 bedzo^ first A w R ea ltv Oo Ine 642.2fl02 return make to thia Court. ^ ery department. Permanent vided suxl generous food al YALE TYPEWRITER wafer and parking. Manches------Smell down. Owner 1-878-8681 ______. . “ " JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. Round Table Slngeta. Available immediately. 1-878- floor family room. 2)4 baths, portion. ExceUent wages lowances. No experience neces SERVICE fer Garden Aportmento, 16 For STORE o r o ffice s fo r rent 460 evenii«s. MANCHESTER Murdock. Realtor, ------ORDERo r d e r o OF f n NOTICE o t ic e ------Wedneeday, Dec. 11 Fuol and Food 49-A Room s W ithout Board 59 8681, evenings. 2-car garage, automatic kiteb- M»^72. .UHS Pool, Family Swim and employe benefits. Send sa ry. A pply in person 1166 T®AL —2-famUy, 6- coel CaU 649-6806. wtQi natural woodtvork, btreh VERNON - 8)4 room Ranch. th“ lzit"iT12dSe^Sr MHS. outside of cafetoriR ’round employment. CaH Mr. stme fixtures. Discount for CaU 1-4294618. ROOM to rent for gentleman, LAUREL Place — 6 rooms, im furnished, exceUent location, extremely low heating bill. Steak Restaurant, 244 Center ntohed apartment. Immediate ifaiwe acres of land in Mane- 5 with 2-car garage azid 6 Utahen cabinets, buUt-iiw. 2- carport, half acre lot, full base- ment of said deceased te spitted during lunch hour. Donut Sola Beloourt, Connecticut Bank and chU», churches or organiza private hom e. 119 C ooper HIU mediate occuptuicy, adult fam available Immedlaitely. Ask Wishing well and tori shed, St., between 2-5 p .m ., Friday- occu p an cy. $120. p er month. field. Immediate occupancy, 1- room single. Selling aa a pack car garage, .2)4 baths. Bel- ment, buiU-lns, near school, ni, ** application on by (jje Sponlah Club. Trust, '893 M ain Street, Man tions. Gremmo Sc Sons Sales, Street, oaU 6494696. ily . CaU 648-9881. fo r M r. F rech ette, 647-9998. l aluminum storms, screens, 'Tuesday. Security deposit and refezenoes age, C and A zone, centraUy B (S W fio re Agetxcy, 647-1418. Priced to seU, $30,900. Hayea ORDERED; That the forezolnz MOC, Christmas DInnar- chester, 244-4698. ^ 819 E . M iddle Tpke. 649-9963. HousohoM G oods 51 084-4881. d oors. B elflore A gency, 647- MANCHESTER —Three new required. Call 648-9678. located. Wolverton Agency, BARROWS azid WALLACE Oo. Agency, 6464181. 5JSSl!d“ {n the* ^tate “office Si O en ce at Ftezw’s at 6 p.m., WELL FURNISHED sleeping PRESTIGE h'oreat hillis locutio.i 1413. MOVERS, helpers and packers, CZ^EAN, USED refrigerators, 8^ ROOMS, with heat, range stores for lease. 800x100 square R ealtors, 649-2818.______Manchester Pazkade — - ■ ------—------Mancheater In said DUtrict, on MOC Students and guesta only. PORTABLE stereo. Voice of room on bus line. Parking. 272 for only $83,600! Seven room experienced preferred. Austin ranges, automatic washers and refrig era tor, 649-8641. feet. Busy location. ReasonatUe. NEED OFFICE space and or TOLLAND — Young 7 room the_ 17th d^ of Decemtwr, A.^ "The Depot” coffeehouse. Music brand, one year old, ex- M ain St. Bm Ih o u Proporty TWO-FAMILY, 64, 2 yean rid. ______Manchester______649-5306 __ Raised Razich with 2-car gar- ItouiiNG — Beauutul _ 'imoOed lot 1*«8. o'^ock In Uie fore- ^ ^ A. Cham bers C o.. Brtton, 643- crilent condition, $76. Ideal gift witb guarantees. See them at Hayes Agency, 6464181. abundant inside and outside Ranch on 67 Laura Dr. In Lon- cape.^^^wooaea lot, notice be riven to Chiuch and Locurt Sta., (pack- 5187. B .D . P e a rl’a AppUancee, 649 COMPLETELY fumizlied light 8H ROOMS, heated duidex rtorage apace? Suitable for ve For Sola 70 modetn Utahen, large rooms, g a r r ISON Colonial in one of ***• baths. Automatic don Park. Brand new’araU to «»>- ri> „l!'nd!SSr’of‘"«u?‘iDn®iu ^ Church lot) 8 for ooUege student. Call coUect good nelghboriiood. By appoint- Mazicbester’s most desirable Wtriien, natural woodwcric. __ „ _____ a.______iflhed recreatlOR room, forma] |»neclal. Brick 4-bedroom rider «repw:e,flrepIaceTuiree mree large bed- BEAUTIFUL DARTMOUTH low 20’s. BelfloreBelfioro Agency. Aaenev. 647 647- ***** * Gridfarb Realtora, 648- appear If they see cause at '• soldam tnar.mg. AdmissionAonussson chazved.cnazgeo. Ebctra Money ahampooer $1. Paul’s Paint A holes, aewe on buttons, em gentleman. AU conveniences completely renovated^ near bus • tor, 648-1677. time and place and be heard rela- *W «st Side R ec, 7-9:80 p.m ., n ear bus line. 649-6914. Une azid stores. CaU 649-1287 Oricnlat with 4 car garage. Heights. Magesttc 7-room Ori- . live thereto, and by maum.malllna on or • _ • fO R E U A N WaUpaper Supply. broiders, Monograms, etc. Central location, $28,900 Wy- Agency, Realtors, 649- „j deUgbtfiiUy wooded lot. ELEVEN wooded acres ro BOLTON — 6)4 room Raised beforo Docs'mbor S. 19M, by cent- Junior High Teen Dance. For Chrisimas OriginaUy over $800., now only between 2 euid 6 p.zn. or after EAST HARTTOllD — Man- BROWSE around for Christ $56. or $10. monthly. City Sew 9. large Volkswagen deal- cheater Une, room in private IntoMtiHowt Proporty Enjoy the excitement and ac mas gifts. Open every after ing Center, 622-0476. NOW RENTING HANCHIOTER-Ctotol to.. MAKHESTia. -Ham-, tor- •" <> M, SS SS S5 enhlp offers excrileat cp- TWO BEI«OOM duplex, heat tivity of the CHRISTMAS noon Sunday through Friday, home wtth bath, garage. Ref For Solo 70-A tion 6-room Oaz>e with shed OaU today. Six zoom Cape 2-car garage. Circa 1966, cwi- B e y e e A gency. Beacon, dan Antonio. Texaa 78212: portiufity for a master me eren ces. 668-6688 a fte r 6. and appUanees Included. $166 chanic fiiUy qualified in oU SHOPPING ATMOSPHERE, also Thursday evening. Laurel BRAND NEW automatic zig per month. CaU Paul W. MANCHESTER — Rooming dormer, one room firiShed off In^toaWe neighbortio^ Im- j,y Aiwtiri^l^lltora ^------Saturday, D ec. 14 phasee of cpiaUty VoDcs- woridng in a variety c i in ter AntiqiKS, 284 C enter Street. zag sewing machines, un LADIES only-oompietely fur- house, good location between up, large one-car garage. This esting departnaeote. No experi- D ougan, R ea ltor, 649-4886. H!***®** . __ A gen cy, 647-1418. emgen service ai^ repair. claimed lay-awaya. Reduced to ntobed rooms, private bedroom Sunruf, SadoJul redevelopment and proposed is a custmn buUt home. Only W ym an A L ord 646-8738. R ea l solid C ape that needa pizxz, Hsrti Oonn., and return Underprivileged Children to be The right individual wiU enoe neoeemiy. TTBIPtHlART ARTIFICIAL christznas tree, $44.80. Easy terms. Dealer 247- with oommwiity Mtcben and shopping oentor. Ample park- $21,600. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, D R IV E b y 4 D eepw ood D r. then « y . 647-1413. som e redoing, 'niree laige make’ to^^ Judze. “eld in the morning, ^lonsored train end supervise ebop OR PERMANENT poettions $10. Big Bash snare dnun set, 1066. bathe. AU uUUtles included. STUDIO apartment for gentle !} ing, reflnlahed inside and 6 4 3 -ie n . caU the Belflore Agency on this Tv^T.T.ANr> _ vn..«r a iwvm zooms down (wRh fireplace cc: otirieVN.’ cJ5Skm.“ At^r by the freshmen and sophomore perecnnel to operate at top available. $10. Zenith color TV, Westing- iml>nvr.too<,ito»to m aculate rv>totoC ape. ai>r.isis647-1418. ivtULianiz young o room producttvtty. house electric dryer. CaU 668- SEWING MACHINES — singer W alking distance to bus Une man, 14H Hackmatack St. * out. Excellent Investment pro{>- r R anch, assum able FH A, $180.68 and bath) and tYWo large b ed ------5 5 d e b 08^ n o t ic e ~ ctasses. erty. OaU The R.F. Dimook »^C ra»IE R — Vacart 4219. ozid stores. Please caU aftM: 6 REDWOOD FARMS p er m onth. Only $18,900. H.M. zoom s and la v up. B asem ent a__ t —a c------o u r t o - f p r o b a t AAM, e , EX3H8, Auditorium , C hristm as TVip P ay automatic zig-zag, exceUent 6H ROOMS, east of Main St., room home, large treed lot. DRIVE by the now drasticaUy COME IN p .m „ 644-0888. (/ilia q sL Oo. 6494246. F rech ette R ealtors, 647-9993. garage. Real big lot. AsMzig held at MmcheMer Concert, 8 p.m. Open to «he condition. Makes buttonholes, reduced O rionlal a t 109 ExceUent Benefits TRAIN set, engine, 7 cars, 24 bert kztown reridential aeotlan, Ovmer, 649-7296. ONLY POUR LEFT! $18,900. T.J. Crockett, Realtor 1^' d iy of November, A.D., public. hems, embroiders, etc. Orig FURNISHFX) room with private heat, hot water, garage. Coll {CHOICE locationa. Drive by Henry St., thei» the Bel- n o r t h COVENTRY — Brew- Clean Wortdzig Conditicns piece tracks, exceUent condl- MANCHESTER—New six room 19M. T w *Teen C enter—7 :80-ia p .m . Discuss one of the f<^w- inaUy over $800., 6 znonthly famUy, few steps from Poet of betw een 2 4 p .m ., 648-7567. the large corner at East Cen fio re A gen cy, 647-1418. ______Present. Hon, John J. Wallett _ . .. ,, thm, mounted on plywood. Ask payments of M-60 each or pay- By naym ofid F. & Loiris C . D om olo Raised Ranch, three bedrooms, Yes, we have only four ster Street, off 44-A. Cute 6)4 ViTRNnTj If you are looking for a insr schedules: fice , board opttim al, 648-6746. ter and GoodYrin or look over room Ranch. Paneled Uving Tranafer makra ------ing $38. CaU 9494732 a fter 4. $51 cash. 622-0981 dea ler. ONE BEDROOM Garden type D duee Apartments from 1145 per moBtk 1)4 baths, fireplace, tonnal din homes left In the present DRIVE by this nicely located thito totototoito tototo, A 1 ^ 1 , Esther ,RfZers a-k-a Memibershlp card holdera only, responsible poatticn. setMl at the property at the corner room and kitriten with work uus iMarly new 4 bearooin On* Esther M. Rofers, late of Man* ^ your reauzne to ROOM in private home, kitch apartment. Heat azid ap- ing zoom , alum inum siding, 2- section of Redwood Farms! Cape on 158 Edgerton St., then lonlal avadlalble. AU the work =he.»‘«f. arid district, _ deceased. REDUCING equipment — vibra z of Center and GriaYrold St T.J. area, oak floors, 2)4 acres with HOUSEWIVES 9-2 en privUeges, lady only. Near pUancee included. $188 month oor garage, and more. Low We’ve, had a fantastic two ca ll the B elflore A gency, 647- tors, action cycles and speed k C rockett R ea ltors, 648-1677. brook BLACK wood parlor stove, $28. Vernon Circle. CaU 6490400 or ly. CaU Paul W. Dougan Real 80’s. CaU Paul W. Dougan, years’ sales in less than 1418. BOX “ N” STUDENTS »-6 bikes. Sale or rent by the tras CaU 6494782 after 4. 649-7867. tor, 649-4686. P A U L w; DOUGAN. Rooltor ReaHoi‘,,.6f9-ff>86. one! And no wonder, for month. Keep sUm and trim. A- where else in town can you DRIVE by this newly Urted 600. Manchester Herald or FULL-TIME Cape at 24 Hertland St, then E Z Rental Center, 11 ToUazid ZENITH 10” trievtoian, Mock LARGE furnished room with LOOKINO for anything In zeal 6 4 9 - 4 5 3 5 Land For Sola 71 $14,600, 2-hedroom Ranch, poaxh get a fine new home In the 429-1028. exed be granted on arid eatate, memherahip cards available at E S. Hohenthal R ea ltor, 646-1166. Tpke., 643-4611, 872-4242. and white, twin speakers. Ex- private bath. Central location. NOTPOIIT with wrought iron railing, full coU .the Belflore Agency. 847- Your Reply Lb eotate rentals — apartments, twenties? Drop over Sunday "ofil!iES^D^*TnSat'” the'*’fore^ the Recreation Department, 9-B, 5 Days ceUent condition. $75. Call 648- m s -s b m ceUar, garage, 100x200 lot, 1418. VERNON — New 7 room Cape. homes, multiple dwelUngs, no (BOLTON —^28 acres of beauti- and let Rich Merritt show FuU shed dormer, 1)4 baths, application be heard and detei^ School St. Confidential 2041. ______;______fees. CUl J. D. Real Estate trees. HutaUns Agency Real you these quriity built VERNON mmed at the Probate Office In Man- ______DUO-THROW snowblower, $50. J fill high wooded rolling land CENTRALLY located 3 bed firep la ce, la rg e lot. Only $24,- Chester In said District, on the 2Sth . . . . , Generous Etaoploye Discounts Aaeociatea, Inc., 6484129. Conwr of Now Stoto Road jk HflBonl Stioot tora, 649-6824. homes on beautifully wood day of December, A.D., 1968, at A ny town organization, school CaU 6494782 after 4. near new highway, long road room Orionlal. New paint out 700. H.M. Frechette Realtors, Bam WMle in Training ApOftlWOlltA rioH ed lota! 8-ROOM RANCH CHERRY drop leaf table, seats FGUR ROOM ^artment, sec frontage. Priced to seU. CaU VERNON —Custom buUt Oolo- side, nloely decorated inside. 647-9903. {St“n5t‘{S?h?ri«n»]:er.rs “r ^ COMPUTER operalm ’ fo r 1440. COMPLETE SET World Books 18, 8 rop e leg s. CaU 648-8128. 6 3 M odob Opon from 2:00 p.m . HB fM ( early. H ayes A gency, 646-0131. nlal Ranch, i»4me area, quaU F a m ily p riced at on ly $19,200. mvMftiifiite____• RHoir nswl intereited In said estate of the activities otf Interest to Teens ond flo o r, n o fu rn ace. $86. sixecuuv^azw. b m pendency of said application and mav contact Pran Oon- 860 on order. MaU resum e to $40. D eluxe edition. C all 649- Norman S. Hblietvthal Realtor, EAST HARTFORD —Spilt Lev- NEW ONE and two-bedroom de Adults, n o pets. CaU 648-4761. ty construction, 8 laige bed Also, you may wish to pick frame exterior. 2 full baths, {he time and place of hearing P.O. B ox 1082, H utfO sd. C b n n .' 9606. WESTTNGHOUSE refrigerator, SOUTHERN Vermont Acreage. 646-1166. el family room, three b e d- built-in kUtchen, wall to thereon, by publuhlnir a copy w way (Mrs. Brank J.), 2ST Itock- luxe garden type apartments rooms, double garage, born. out a treed lot to have your 06101. Replies held in con CALDOR, INC 12 yean old, good ruzming con- One acre oamprtta, $1,600. Five Only $M,900 H ayes A gen cy, 646- home ready for spring de roome, garage, good sized lot. wuU carpeting, flreplooed matack St., 649-6080 anytime; or avallaUe now. CaU Paul a cres Yritfa broric, $8,000. Twen- $16,600 —6)4 room hom e, down fa m llv ceU- uig a uircuiauuii .1 saiu uisu-ici. __K athl Knanro. ajn_a-rza648-8749 qafter it fidence. TWO pain ladies’ white figure diUon, $20. 646-8446. 0181. livery. Do come out and Handy location. $23,900. F or fam U y room , cath edral ceU- at least seven days before the day Kathl Knapp, 643-6748 a a C C W. Dougan, Realtor, 649-4685. 1145 ’ToUezMl ’Turnpike skates, size 11 and 9, like new, f/ ty-six ac(«s wkfa 1,000 ft. rood town location, aluminum sid Ing, 2-«ar gaiage. High of said hearing, to appear If they school hours. have first choice in our new appointment call Phllbrick see cause at said time and place ______frontage, $6,000. Fifty acres m ANCIHESTER — Neat 6-room ing, recent furnace, aluminum 80s. Please oaU 649-6306. SHEET METAL $5. pair. Old fartiloned wal FOUR ROOMS on first floor, 80 section. Redwood Farms, A gency R ealtors. 649-6347. and bo heard relative thereto, and , . z i - m ____ Man chester M oehlnory and Tools 52 woodlai^ ^ th view, $10,000. cape. convenient, west storms and screens, Immediate by mrilinz on or before December LOaOl NOflCaS WORKERS nut, large, dining room table, Loctut St., heat, hot water, no OPEN HOUSE combining city convenience $5. 649-9606. occupancy. Wolverttm Agency, EAST HARTFORD —Immacu- "D W / 3, 1968, by certified mail, a copy of Experienced toy-oik, bench men 6 4 9 -2 8 7 6 LINCOLN welders, fuU line apfriiozices, adults. $186. CaU '' Green Mountain in Hideaways, located near new Rt. 6. Fast ^th a Deaoeful rural at- thla order to William Clifford, R.F.D. LIMITATION ORDER to Box ww---flaisalai 187, nrfi Springfield, ntfl XfM.asw*^iwaA Vermont, gale a . Imminent___ a___ A _zat *«»$18,600. STAA Utoto..Hur- Realtors, 54^2818. *'^**^> flAvian* •1-' W and erectors. Benefits including from handym an, sp ecia l 225 646-2426, between 9-6. SUNDAYS — 2:30 9 M . TO 5HW P.M. mosphere, la on HUlstown la te fou r room R anch. 80x160* ^ i. Box 6C, ]^lion, ^nn.: ’ Ernest j^r^ COURT OP p r o b a t e . IDEAL Christmas gifts. Fifty 06166. ry. CaU Paul W. Dougan, Real- lot. Taxes $200 yearly. Excel- BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Effort W West tenter St Mm- held r i Mm^^^ aa? for insurance, vacation, paid holi amp. priced at $M. Also heavy Rd. in Manchester. Chester, Oonn.; Wesley Clifford, {‘hi” nii,ril?r‘'of Manchester, on the used student desks, good con NEW LISTINO — Large 6 lent reUrement-rtarter home. days azid pension. CaU Mr. industrial AC-DC welders. CaU NEW —THREE room apart ...... tor, 640-4686. Manchester Parkade 247 Weet Center St. Manchester. K f S S of I^cemter" 19^^ dition, wood with v^^metal room Ranch plus large recrea Reduced to $16,600 for imme Cpirij. Rotert Clifford, M Center p,Sent, Hon? John J. Wallett. Deitch at Fafarloo Sheet Metal WANTED — A man or woman 649-8407. ment, aU electric beat, deluxe BIRCH MOUNTAIN Manchester 649-6300 St., Manchester, Conn.; John Stui^ Ju^ e frame, lift-top, riialr and^lesk, construction, large iralk-ln tion room, 2-car garage, large diate sale. Bel Air Real Estate, Dlvtoion, 2894481. who needs to earn $746 per BELFIORE AGENCY ir.on « Lake Bt., Manchester. of victor J. Fltzgerrid. $5. Tw enty-five student w ood closets, exceptionaUy large liv BOLTON/. MANCHGSTER LINE lot, flieplace, 1)4 baths, 2-zone 648-0382. . Robert Sturgeon, o-o Esther_____ lat* of Manchester. In said Dla- month. For confidential inter hot water oil heat. ExceUent Knorr, 52 Churchlli Road. Wethers- S ' , taUet arm chairs, $4 each. M w icol Instrnmonts 53 ing room. Appliaztcea and beat New custom quaUty buUt 8-4 bedroom Colonials, Banrhca A The Debonair n.M norm ■ ir.thto- Vnn— M ?®®.???®ri JOURNEYMAN electrieUn and view write Box “TT,” Man Realtors 647-1413 condition throughout. Has to be TOLLAND — Near Parkway, W fin t w r i B a n I E z lo t t a 7 7 fiBi4> Conn.; Esther Knorr, 52 motTim''o'f Donald B. FUagar- Grem m o Sc Sons, 819 Best Mid furnished. Cmvenlent location ono-ocra wooded lota. DeolraMe new area, low are. ’ w anroo— KOai BSraiV / / a,urcwil Road. Wethersfleld. dmn.; im Blssell SU M i^ helper, paid vacation and bene chester Herald. dle Tpke., 649-9968. HAYNES JAZZ King H am- seen to be appreciated. Oharies Large 3-bedroom Ranch, 1964. _ . ------Ann Knotr, 107 Const. Avenue, New- oenn. edmlnWtrator. and parking. Available Decem RANCH — four or five room s Ington, Conn.; Eva Anderson, M o r d e r e d * That three mentha fits. WUsoa E le ctrica l C o., 649- {difier, tYvo 12” speakers, 110 Leaperance, 649-7620. Almost acre lot, storms, im' Wuitei' RFr> M tokV. to to t to.. Fttto.to.to. to totozto-8 - **St. ■ to to vz____ « — MANAGEIR — Unusually attrac b e r 1st. CaU 849’9388. Neat Outlook ikewr^ urgently needed In Manchester. i z“^u?e®*coov°b"v ’ *' 4817. MOVIE camera, 8 mm. DeJur ’watts peak power. $100, firm. maculate, $18s900. Meyer » t py mailing a. luce copy by Mgw- be and the same are limited_ and tive opportunity superviaiiig zoom lens, buUt-ln filter, carry 6494106. lA lX U R T 4^i room duplex. MANCHESTER — Five room TWO famUy duplex, five Agg„cy, Realtors,TYezlt/vni 648-0609.048-0600. ^al* Psul J. Corrcntl Agency, tered air mail^ to_ Oertrude------= ------Haw- zllowedrilowed for the creditors wwithin our 4 month sninial operation 643-6363. thome, 7 Sloan Avenue, Lurgan. ^nich to bring In their ------ing case aixi handle. Also De Pztvato eiitranoea, IH baths, Cape, 2 car garage. Immtuni- rooms each side. Separate i''«tend, and return against said estate, and arid ad- commencing January 2. Part Jur p r e ^ t o r , 500 w atts, auto refrigerator, range, hood, diz- late throughout. $21,900. ChU furnaces, quiet location, Uve ANDOVER, 6 room year 'round -j------" ^ ® ‘ r n is ? . Ti-nvto T to mlnlstralor Is directed to give pute or fuU-ttme. No sales or invest LAWRENCE F. FIANCi Developer J.D. Real Estate Associates economlcaUy, cal! now. Wol- home, 3 bedrooms, screened ) y JOHN J. WALliETT, Judge, uo notice to the creditors to b r iu matic threadbig, zoom lense, CONN B Flat clarinet with case. poeal, Venetian blinds, ocupeit- In their claims within said time ment required. Compensation rtop and reverse, Hke new. G ood COIxUtion, $76. 648-8608. ed stBlrcese, heat, hot waiter, t i c ., 648-6129. verton A gen cy, R ea ltors, 649- p o r d i overlooking l ^ e , j ^ e SELLING YOUR HOME? allowed by publishing a copy of thla GAS STATION flexible. Could iztclude stock op Bargain. CaU 6494780. parking and storage, bus Une. 649-83n 2818. paneled rooms, $16,000. nui- order In some newspaper having a RANCH — Seven rooms, tw o brlek A gency, R eritore 640-6847. P lea se oaU ou r kicBl represen- circulation in said probate district tions. P . O. B ox 1683, H artford, R en t $160. N o pets. 649-4842, — ' ifztoto A4 toZtoZ totototo Cf 1 • 1 «ZVto.—. CfWtozWsA.^ within ten days from the date ol UPRIGHT PIANO in good con full baths, formal dining room, ROCKLEDGE area —^New o n ------itative, Mrs. Suzanne Shorts, NOTICE Connecticut. 027 TRAINS-duaJ trazisform er, 872-6869. this order ssid returnI make to this dition. CoU 647-9644. / r r \ modern kitchen with aU buUt- **** market. Large five room VERNON — 10 per certt down, 646-3283. TOWN OF COVENTRY Court of the notice given. ATTENDANT action oars and accessories, JOHN J. WALLE7TT, Judge- ins, family room with fireplace, Ranch with 1)4 baths, buUt- new deluxe 4 becktxMn Colon- mounted track and switches, TEN PIECE drum set, blue ZONING BOARD $50. C hild's roll top desk $20 three bedrooms, 2-oar garage. Ins in kltriien, flitirtied base- lal, 1)4 baths, paneled den J. WATSON BEACH & CO, LIMITATION OBDEB 5ltiiatioiis W ontod sparkle. Would make nice ^ v T U V , „ OF APPEALS AT A CXIURT OF FROBA'nB, Part - time eveniziga. Good CaU 643-2041. PhUbrick Agency Realtors, 649- ment, plus garage, tYvo fire- wltti fireplace, formlal dining R______ealtors T here wlU be a P ublic Hetu*- held at Manchester, within and tor Christmas present. Best offer. room, attached 2-car garage, pay and benefits. Write Box F o m d o 3 8 6847. places, many extras. Nice lot. 21 Central Row, Hartford ing Tliursday, December 12th at ijj? £,*5* o?^rtecember**^S' **” **** 649-9444 anytim e. convenieint loca tion . $29,100. M, Maixdiester E v en in g k / T .J . C rockett R ea ltor, 648-1677. 40 Years of Experience 7:00 P.M. In 'Hie Town Building Pi^nt, Hon. John J. Wallett. $20,900 attractive 6)4 room C bntor Goldfarb Realtors, Herald. 7 S c to hear the following appeal. Judge. WILL BABYSIT for one pre Boots and Accossorios 46 Ranch, 1)4 baths, wall to wall MANCHESTER A ttractive 643-8442, 875-6244. _ Estate of Frances L. Lincoln, lata sch ool child. OaU 643-9236. W ooring Appcwol cariiets. Acre lot, wooded. Raiioh, formal dining room, Thomas DeCandla, 4 Juniper of Manchester. In said District, de- ORADY WHITE Bahama flying F u r s 5 7 Hutchins Agency Realtors, 649- large kitchen, 2-car garage, $20,900 -1\ acres. Old Colon- Md*7fflcte!!t » ®®On®^motlon of Helen C. Mttchril. LIGHT housework wanted for bridge cru iser, 26 foot, soUd lal, completely modernized, aoto^ t ^ r i e o u s ^ a eiiicioni variance o f 6 feet in order to 87 Middle Turnpike Bast. ------walk-out basement, beautiful service. Your satisfaction is our MEN wanted to work in lum one lady only. Would consider bulkhead, sleeps 4, large gal MEN — Surprise your mate with bright and clean, three ga an addition to hla present • * o 'iiD S !^ ’mt™thl^’e months wooded lot, immediate occu concern. CaU us now. Morrison beryard and mlU. D avis fk other, live-in. Temporary baby ley, encloeed head, 196 h.p. a genuine m ink ca p e. C ost $326, IMMEDIATE occupancy, seven pancy, low down payment. rages, nice view, trees, subur dw elling, sin ce the front set from the 4th d ^ of D e c^ a b ^ U g A gency, 648-1016, 648-0644. Bradford Lumber Co., 200 Tol sitting, transportation necessa G ray, 1966. Just reduced to $6,- n ever w orn, on ly $116. Call 648- room R aleed R anch, on ly tw o C h ar-i^ n A gency, 648*0688, 649- ban. Hutchins Agency, Real back is now 50 feet, and he only ^®,o5^ X X * 5SlltSJ‘’^tw S land St., East Hartford. ry. Write Box “RR,” Man 095. At Bayreuther, Nianttc 1- 0189. years rid. Fireplace, 1)4 bathe, 2426. tors, 649JiS24. ONE FELLOW we know is gen has 44 feet at present. which to bring in their claims chester Herald. 7394264. 3-oor garage. Acre treed lot. All WtoiTwattori nAfznna In ogalnst srid estate, znd said ad- DEPENDABLJl man tor clean erous he gets his wife every* All interested persons are in- mlnlstratrix la directed to give pub- Only $28,900. Pasek Realtors, MANCHESTER — Seven years ELLINGTON thing credit can buy! If you vited‘ -*’ to attend. — ■■ 11c notice to the creditors to brtaig ing, 16 hours per week. Hours In their claims within arid tiras 289-7476, 742-6921. young, three bedroom Ranch, want to be generous, let us arranged to meet your ------_ _ _ _ _ rec room, two deUghtful baths, SUPERB PANORAMA • allowed by publishing a copy ot help find a house your family Grant E. Toothaker Sr., this order In some newspaper ha*v- •cbedule. $ t p e r bour, no ex WANTED — Antique furniture, SEVEN ACRES, )4 mUe ^ m garage, on enclosed rear patio. l a r g e selection of native Picturesque in every sea wUl appreciate. Keith Real Ohalrman ‘5*. ? - »aW . Probate perience necessary. Contact 3 9 g la ss, peYvter, o il paiiglngs or 1-84, 6)4 room Ranch. Fire-BMre- Located in Forest HUls area, diatrict within ten days from Xmas trees. Wholesale, retail. other antique Rems. Any quan r son. Garrison Criorial, 3 E state, 649-1922, 648-4126. date of this order and return Ray Morttt for interview. place, 20 x 80 maaonary out- CaU J. D. Real Estate Assn. to thla court of the notice given. SCAN F rid a y —O ne m an o ffic e Cut to order. R. RodelU, Cedar tity. 648-8709, 166 Oakland Bt. ■ ------bedrooms, 1st floor faimly Friendly Ice Cream, Burnside buUding, double carport. In o. 6488120, and 649-1688. room, multi baths, wall to ______JOHN J. WALLETT, Judga. background, typing, part-time, Swam p R d., C oventry, 742-8181. KNIT Avenue, East Hartford, 628- WANTED — Restaurant equip I ...... Hutchins A gency, R ealtors, wall carpet, fireplace, etc., 7 o r 6-12. 649-9166. 640*8824. 8BIVEN ROOM older home, tx- etc. No other can compare.. NOTICE NOTICE 6780. CHRISTMAS Trees —Tag now! ment, store, tavern and bank Sizes 36-50 Qit later! Bring family to oeUent condition, on bus Une. $28,800. Mr. Lewis, 040- TOWN OP BOLTON, In accordance with the re- l e x ; a l ruptcy equipment. Call Fon ASSUMABLE 6)4 FHA on this f u l l -t i m e work, over 18 Stanley T ree F arm , Long HUl Property includes 3 extra buUd 5806. OONNECTICUT qutrements of the Zoning Regu 4 1 taine Restaurant Equipment, 6-rpom Ranrii, wall to wall, yean of age, driver’s Uoanse, Rd. off Rt. 6 at Andover in Glostonburff ing lots, Marion E. Robertson, BOARD FOR ADMISSION lations of the Town of Manches NOTICE 478 Windsor Street, Corner New stove, refrigerator, dryer, dis dependable. Apply in person, Rsaltar, 6488968. LOOKINa for good homes, one Church. Open Yveekends, other Canton Street, Hartford, 627- 2618 OF BLECIOR8 ter, Oonnecticut, the Zoning The PtannIiig en d see Russ OoUins, Manchester posal, fireplace and garage B & W black and tshite kitten and 2 wise by appointment. White 8771. Charm and elegance abound in thia new raiaed ranch built with WEAR THIS dellghtiul car-coat sweater A Belmont Rug Cleaning Co., tiger cats. CaU 6494480. after Spruce, Scotch Pkie, conez, impeccable taste by Stone & Goldberg. Both the home and its with a debonair-air! You'll find it quick 16 Hoiwiaway fit, Manchester. 6:60 anytime woakends. WANTED TO BUY — antlquM, houghs, firep la ce w ood. 742- setting are complete and finished in every detail. The surrounding and easy to knit In a simple pattern rage, excellent condition. Cen 6488. steins, furniture, peYVter, lea d stitch from soft|knltting worsted. t«. K«U»r., C«. MIHBO. Sz. liST- ZU PART-TIME help, male, no ex GROOM INO oU breeds. Har homes in this beautiful suburban setting include some of the finest 8 3 4 ^ tral location. Gerard Agency, ed lamps, art glass, primitives . Pattern No. ^ 1 8 has knit directions MANCHESTER — Immaculate VERNON—New 4 bedroom Ori- in the Oommuniity HaU In said nlclpal Building on the follow- on the appUcation of JoisMa > perience needed. Openings on mony HUl. H.C. Chase, Hebron HOME GROWN Christmas any quantity. Furniture re 643-0368, 649-0688. residences east o f the river. Nearby are the Nelpalc Tennis Club lor sizes 38 through 50 Inclusive. S -18 Cajie, ktbeben buUt-lns, en on!al, 1)4 baths, fireidaoe, iioYvn on Monday, Dsoember 16, Rig aiqdlcation: STATE HEAR- ChBdress.for appaxivaA of «s two shifts, 8 a.m. — 12 and Rd., Bottota 6484427. Trees, spruce, fir and scotch paired. 644-8962. Minnechaug Golf Club and Manchester Country Club. Truly a Mch'iiturn* a HOST unrYatlle ensemble is a sheath breezeway, fainUy DARTMOUTH Heights - BuUt aluminum siding, large lot, on- iggg, to examine quailfkiatione i n g ALSO, vriopment plan for i* 2 midnight — 4 a.m., steady pine, $84. Tag now, cut later. work, good pay. CsU 649-6884. DACHSHUND — AKC puppies choice location, yet only 5 minutes from Manchester Center. man .pd tp.ei.i tandimg ta Mch ppunj, » .MpST,yersalilejii« Oonvimlent lo- by Ansaldi. New 7-room Raised ly $28,909. H. M. Frechette, of appUcants and to admit to the Manchester______Tranamiselon family zone situated < Goose Lane, Coventry, 742-6141, HOUSEHOLD lota — Antiques, skirt with an red s, black s and riM icolate. $60 bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, Offered now at $39,600, with the very beat financing available. short or tunic length. caltlon, aU city utiliitiies. Bel Air Ranches, _ 2 flreplot^, * 1« <1 Realtors, 647-9006. elects’ oath, fhose found quoU- o>mpany, 161 Weat Middle eostetly side of Conn. STENOGRAPHER YMUited to r baths, buUt-lns, plastered walls, up. Also Pekingese and Wei- CHRISTMAS 'TREES, Come to glassware. We buy estates. Vil No 8348 with PHOTO-GUIDE is In R «al Eatate, 643-9883. COVENTRY __2-fomlIv 6)4 and ®®^* Turnpike, Business Zone* II. “ Re-~ 196, aiqiroxkmataly nuuiufacturlng office. Knoarl- Cfiitral air eonditlaning la Inoludad if you buy baforo Daeambar 31, iggg. city uUlttlee, 2-oar garages. m aranen, 1-628-6678. Hickory Ridge Tree Farm for la ge P eddler, A uctioneer, 420 Print Nami, Aderiii with ZIP COOf and sizes 8 lo 18, bust 31V4 to 40. Size M toM nw ayniiR -a rnnm noi;;^ 3 rooms, brand new liaUndc this seosicn will be held be- quest Special Exception for mfte nocttierly of dhe edge of shorthand and typlitg MANCHBBTBR—8 axx>m Oolon- Near Rtahard Martin School, your freriiiy cut or dDg tree. •Lake St., Btriton, 649-8247. Styli Numbir. 10 3 2 )4 bust, 2 )4 yards of 45*inch. one tODB them all for *ween the hours of 6:00 p.m. General Repairer’s Uoense and Coventry town IkM. •asentlal. Good woridng oondl- HANDSOME pure bred German 6pen this weekend from 1 to 5 p.m. From Manchester Center siND so) In Mini Diui ISO for tirihciMi fal central loca tion , firep la ce, rooreatlonal area. Charles Les- Blue Spruce, Fraser Fir, Doug Send 50C today for the new '68 Fall and 1^ plus an income. New and 8:00 p.m.. Briton, Conmeett- Oertifleate of Approval for A iions and msziy faenefUs. Write Shepherd piqipies from large, take South Main Street to Glastonbury Town Line, turn right onto ( winter ALBUM I Free directions for mall and inaciii handiini tor w h g arage. Owner tran sferred, im* peran ce, 649-7620. good tempered parents. Both las FTr, W hite and N orway knitted stole, knitted vest In sizes 36* Bus *fSS****SS£ m ediate o c c u p a n c y .C___ all_____ now. heating eystom, waU to waU aame. at above k>ca^. Box R, Manchester Hsnld. Room s W ithout Board 59 Indian Hill Trail, and look for ua at the first house on the right. carpeUiw fireplace In o n e I>oc«m*)er 6, 1988 All persons interested may at- ki cn ftte in tlM oQBqo. pazetits ours, $86. Ellington, Spruce. South River Rd„ Cov 48, and crocheted Pompon hail ‘S!M3liaoAB‘*‘& lf^ O W k" L ow 20’ s. Hayes Agency. 848- MANCHESTER “ Beau^ . _ _ Olltve H. Toomey, tend this hearliig. ToUand Town CtartL *c FUEL OIL drivers, expertanoed. 876-9016. entry, 742-8864. ROOM for rent, gentleman on STAR QUILTS. Twelve Interesting de* QWl* rambling Razich. Formal din- apartment, some rooms pan- Local delivcrias, good equip ly, central location, free park STONE & GOLDBERG Builders of Excellence sIgns-Star Flower, a charming appllquai winl Nimt, Addriii with ZIP CODI, itiis------room. Well equipped Mtoh- eied. Thdw Is a real opportixi- Town (3«rk Zoning Board of Appeals Doted at ToBtaSdl, GERMCAN Shepherd pupplee, Rtahotd IBoiTa, Chaztes G. Fdarta, out, this Mh day cf ment, wrages and benoOts, tor ing. R eferen ces required. 643- Exclusive Agents: LC . Qreenough Company 647«9921 and Variable Sfir-three different ways "“turNiw * Winter '68 issue of —Very attractive three on. Lovely fireplace in Uving Uy to combine a home and a winter or year 'round worit- s e w n w eek s, A K C registered. 2693 a fter 6 and 649-8160 b e to make a quilt but still use same BaI!!:^A^™ON'islrot^hm®anrbright Cellar. 160’ zcom. Large wooded >«‘-lof. nice income. $21,600. Cantor S c M W ia ri P ea ce, Chatrm an » 1988. Kasden Fuel Co., 3694M1. $60. C all 828-8628. Read Herald Ads fore 6. unitsi Pattern pieces, directions! QUO warLfaTweal'senTsO^^^ ^ Hutch- $80,900. Wyman S c Lord 848- ctoldfarb Realtor*, 848-8442, Joaeph 8. LWtea. John A. OagioneMo. WMt( -o n ly 80$ 1 copy. ins Agency, Realtora. 8498824. 8788. 876-8244. Board ot Setaolmsn Secretary J - \ ■-I
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y«u « 4wiof« movinK to Florida nine yeat« ago. She was em- Retired Missionary Speaks Obituary p t o y d tor IS y m n u a niiraea aide In the pediatric unit of At Center Church Tomorrow ___ _ ■■ ICandieator Memorial Hospital MU** s. Baiton before ahe rstlied in 188#. She The Rev. Winfield Q. Swart, He was educated at Unkm Ool- Xtoa. EStan Ihvtea Johnson wan « m em ber o f the Oentor Wo- a retired mUsionary, wltl ^nd Union Theological Bmton, n . of «7 Oamhridse St, men's aub of Kenneth City, preach at all three servlcet at o«n»lnarv. During bis under- wife of MSton 8. Button Sr., Fla. Center Congregational Church graduate yaara he worked for died this mocntaK at Manchester Survivors, beaidea her hus- tomorrow. Hla serm on will be Memoclal Hospital. band, tndude a daughter, Mrs. "The Winds of Change." 16 months with an electrical Siie was bom in Cromwell on Jessie TRMt of Stanabury; a The Rev. Mr. Swart will also company, going to India aa an J«dy 7, 1S97. She Uved in Man- brother, Oeorge Smith in Scot- tell a children’s story entitled aasoclate mlasionary to the Mhr- chaal«r for the past IS years land; and four grandehtidren. "The Story of Mickey Hulbe." athl Mlaalon in 1910 and aarv- and waa a m em ber o f South F^InerBl aervioes were held to- About 20 years ago, Mr. and ing until 1922 when he', returned TMted Methodist Church. «*^y >" St. Petentourg. ACTS. Swart became Uie church’s to the United States for theolog- Survivors bealdeo her hue- Friends may call at the mlssionaries to the rural people leal training, band Include 2 sona, MUton 8. Do®"* Beale and Amee Funeral of India. His ministry was large- In 1926 he became a career Button Jr. of Bast Hartford and Home, 88B0 N. 49th St, ly locomotive and the children missionary and he spent 17 John W. Button o f Waynesboro, 8*- *" <*a*lge of Center Church contributed years In the schot^ In India Va.; a da««hter, Mrs. Emmett arrangementa. toward the purchase of a Jeep untU 1M3. FV>r the past 16 yean E. Hayee of Manchester; a for hla convenience as well as In Vadala, he worked In a par- brother, Carl A. Johnson of Buf Mrs, Virginia Greene for camping equipment In re- ish of some 6,000 OhriMoas *ost- falo, N. T .; 3 ststers, Mrs. Mrs. V irginia B. Qreene, 80, turn, he sent news letters to the tered over an area b< sppvoK- Anna Hennessey and Mrs. o f VTndBor, form erly o f Man- chlldren entitled "Journeys of Imately 800 square mUM. Thelma Rooalund tiotfa of Crom diester, died yesterday ut her the Jeep.” He recenUy retired He will be the weekend guest home. well, and Mrs. Helge Brahm of after 44 yeare as a missionary, of the Rev. and Mm . OUtford O, MM. Oreetie was bom in Mat- Rlvereide. R. I.; 12 grandchH- .,, 7^ 71. . ■ , Mrs. Swart died on Dec. 14, 1067 Simpson pf Center Congrsga- at Vadala, India, Uonal Church. ^ ter for a number of yeare be- Fhn^servlcm^U b e T W WbatooTttirae ^y at 2 pm. a t^ ^ mi ago. She was a member Pwieral Home, iseo Elm S t, ^4 the Ptoet Church o f C hrist Columbia RoolQr Hm. The Rev. Dr. J. Scientist In Manchester. Facufty and students view some of the works on Manley Shaw, pastor, of South Survivors include a daughter, Midyear Art Shoiv Opens display at the opening: laat nigfht of the Mdyear Methodist Chur^, will officiate. MM. lO iglnia WMtdilU o f Wind Student Art Exhibit in Manchester Community Col- Site on Rt. 66 Weighed Burial will be in Rose m i Me sor; 2 siatera, Mrs. EXSith L. legpe’s Stairwell Gallepr. The exhibits are an as morial Park Rocky HU. Petties and MM. Velma B. Per At MCC Stairwell Gallery semblage, a pen and ink, a charcoal, all by Cathy There are no calling bouts. For Town Office Building sons, both of Poughkeepsie. The opening of the Midyear Marmorstein and directed by M elvin; a transfer print by Tom Stevenson; a plas N.T.; 4 gntntkhUdren, and 10 Vincent Paul Lamo, are: Bill ter mold by Peter Bwker; a plaster cast by Charles George Peters, selectman, gant In Grade 6 and Mrs. Joen Kenneth A. Lamoareanx great-grandchildren. Student Art Exhibit in the new ly lighted Stairwell Gallery of Stoelzner, Dave FauHmer, Bob Griffin; an assemblage by David Faulkner; and a told the Board of Selectmen’s Baldwin .Grade 6. WAPPING—Kenneth A. Lam- The funeral and burial will be meeting this week that he has Mrs. Noreen Steele was graiA- oureaux, S3, of Winsted, broth 'n Eart Park, N.Y. The F.W. Manchester Community Col Dio, Dan Seals, Rick Young, transfer rubbing by Norman Pinette. (Herald Photo Roxanne Spafford, Edward Ver- asked Uie Robinson family tor ed a leave of ahoense bom the er of Mrs. Robert Rosati of Carmon Fhneral Home, e Po- lege’s Hartford Rd. building by Buceivlcius). was well attended last night. lander and Pam Doir. first refusal cn property they kindergarten beginning March 3. Waj^iing, died accMentaUy of quonock Ave., Windsor, ta In own on Rt. 66 (near Smith’s There Is a replacement tor her carbon monoxide poisotU^ diarge of arrengemente. The exhibit will be open to the The other plays, both by Ter- public Monday through Friday ranee McNally, are "Botticelli’’ A r iffc llt I'ftW T l ka^’’ S ^aS: early yesterday morning vmen It was brought out that the Jacob Kahan from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. until and “Next.” Appearing In "Bot- A. w v ag ter Beriet tonight at 8 In Bailey ter a town office building. be left the motor of a dixnp school haa 24 youngatera in tqia- truck running in a closed ga VERNON —Jacob Kahan, 84, Jan. 24. ticelH’’ are Bill Stelzner, Rick Ruth and Gerry, folk singers Auditorium at Maiudiester Hgh Peters said he Intends to dls- School. The event is sponsored cuss the prooooal with the bulld- cial/education rinaaes and there rage ill Oxford. of Weurren Ave r-inm. Three 1-act plays were pre- Young and Michael Regan. It. is from Farmhigton, will perform ing at a Manchester convales sented by the college drama so- directed by Evelyn Miller, as mlnstrela at the Manchester by toe Lutz Junior Museum and Ing committee, and then call tor is now a clinical paycholagist Survivors also include his par- working on some caaes. eats, a brother, and another sis cent home. ciety. They will be given again In the two-character “Next' Garden Club buffet Monday at the Manchester Jaycees. Tickets a special town meeting so Mr. Kahan was born In Lat- tonight at 8:30. In the cast of arc Robert Amodlo and Sandra e:30 p.m. at the home of Miss may be purchased at the door, townspeople may vote on the Superintendertt Myron Oottette ter...... — _ . . — ...... Millicent Jones Tolland —Rd., ----- question. He addedpooen thatmar theme ask-asK- said a regional center krvolvtog The funeral wW be held Mon via and had Uved in the Vernon ‘WIU ttie Real Jesus Christ Wagner. It Is directed by Rich- area since 1916. He was a retired Bolton The folk singers have Members of the Polish Amerl- Ing price is »40,000 which does the four towns will be act up day at 8:30 axn. from the Ma Please Stand Up,” by Malcolm ard Eller. tobacco and poultry farmer. performed throughout the Unit- can CTub, 106 Clinton St., will not Include the Robinson home for the field of spedel eduoattOn loney Funeral Service, 66 Wal Survivora indude a son, Atty. S States and Europe. meet at the clubhouse tomorrow on the corner. He asked tor first for 4 ^ mentaUy retarded. He nut St., Winsted, with a Mass of Robert F. Kahat» of Vernon; ___ at 1 p.m. to elect new offloers. refusal on thp.t property also. ^aid there wotdd be bettor coi»- rsqtoem at St. Joseph’s Church, three daughters, Mrs. PaiSlne Nixon May m . ----- Peters noted that he has acted trol In tWa field If there were a Winsted, at 9. Burial wSl be in Police Log Grossman of F’orest Hills, N.Y., Greyer Harttord will have Its The Marter’s aub of Friend- bv himself in the conviction that regkxml center. the New St Joseph’s Cemetery, and Mrs. Shirley Meyerson and Name Cabinet «tep Lodge of have thh, is th« best p o^ b l^ . According to Principal Osorge Winsted. Mrs. Beatrice Roeen, both of ARRESTS ty------tomorrowfrom 2 fromto 8 p2 mto 8 ^ p.m. *te at annual meeting Monday at The selectmen. In anjwer to Patios (here are no focBIttes or Friends may can at the fu Brooklyn, N.Y.; eight grandchil Tthree youths were found last Anne r ^ o ^ Elei^^ertarv «:«> P "»- ®t WUlle’s Steak nuestiona rPlaed by Charles personnel to deal eCtectlvaly neral borne tomonow from 7 to dren, and a gr^-grandsmi. On Television night with a packet of what E. Norris Elementary offlcere will be Ballev Jr. of Hunt Rd., concern- wMfa the problem. Some young 9 p.m. Flmeral services will be held School, Remington Rd., East Innr ateenteelsm on town boards, Manchester police believe to be Hartford. Members are asked to eloote®. sters are handled under the :!ll tomorrow, at a time to be an (Continned from Page One) said there is no law In effect be- marijuana, on HiUstown Rd. bring a gift for each child in home-bound Inslruotion pro Sylvestor L. Jadunore nounced, in the chapel of Wein Arrested and diarged with cause there Is no charier. gram, and he added a special stein Mortuary, 640 Fhrmington opportunity for all people. their family. Sylvester L. JackmMe, 66, of possession of narcotic drugs was Bailey said he felt tMa was meeting will be catted elwrily 173 Spruce St., husband of Mrs. Ave., Hartford. Burial wlH be Nixon, flying back to New unfair as "the electorate of the Robert James Gallo, 16, of East The North Urdited Meithodlst U.S. Charges to diacuae the problem. KalheTyn Hayea Jackmore, died In Ellington Jewish Cemetery. York today, was not expected to town is at the merev of anyone Hartford. The two other persona Cadre will meet Monday at 8:30 Mra. Suzanne Drake, raened- early fids merning at Hartford ’Ihere will be no calling hours reveal his cabinet picks until who can abronrate his responsi with (3allo were minors. p.m. at the church. lal reading teacher, has 46 atu- HohiMbI. prior to the service. Tuesday, at the eariiest. Foe in DM Z bility by not fulfilling his func Memorial Week will be ob- However, LX. Gov. Robert Police say they observed the denta in claaeea which meet tion In o ffice ." twice a week. There are 17 to r; 6,'^ ^ to'oaB toh toy*^ servrf at the home c< hia *iu^- Finch of California made no ae- Callo oar p^k^ with The Salvation Army Men’s ’The selectmen will studv the Uved in Manchester tor seven ter, Mrs. Paul Grossman, 69-60 cret of the fact that__ his_ ItMigUme on"" near 462 HiUstown Rd. last a___ u b wlU _ have______a business meet- 4 6 1 T im e s ine Beicctmu.. chades 1 , 2 end 8; 16 to Oradee friend had offered him a cabinet night at about ;30. When the travel film Monday at 4 and 6. and 18 to Oradee 6. 7 years. He was a SO-year Navy 108th St., Ftoreet HlBs, N.Y, 8 tCoiitlniied from Pagf One) the matter with the town coun veteran, and for a number of The family suggests that tiioee He did not pinpoint the job. car was checked, a yeUow paper 7.45 pm. in the junior chapel and 8. been Wiled and 498 wounded In seL School Mean yean biul been employed at the wishing to do so make meorlal Finch said Thursday that Nix- packet containing an amount of of the citadel Iv "ground, greenish-brown mate will be served after the meet the attacks. Oiarles Sanbron and Porter School menu: Monday, Haittord aub. contributions to either the Oon- on was considering a major Most of the population centers FDrryan met with tlte board ^ Survtvon, besides Ms wife, gregaUon B’nai Israel ot Rock- rial that had a slight ameU to ing. overhaul of cabinet depart reported shelled also are mill- along with Herbert Tue^y vegnteMe Include a daughter, MIbb Pa- 'ville or the Congregation Khes- ments sometime after taking it” was found. A stripped ciga trida Ann Jackmore of Man- seth Mrael c t EUington. office Jan. 20. Finch suggested rette waa also found In (he car. ’The Newcomers a u b of the cheater; and two ststen, Mn. that the Departments of Health, Police sent the packet and its Manchester 'YWCA will have Its May Smith of Manchester and Education and Welfare. Housing contents to the state laboratory chUdren’s Christmas party to- rfft^DAE t^ fief ^wi^es ot «l®y. chrtv car^ sUcIbi, green beane, pud- Funeral services wlU be held A T TranBporTransportation might be amal- was released in the custody of the J- ^ a' martdre-gST^- -lire dock to que^tlcn was sup- d ta ^ T h ^ y , roato turkey. hla father and is stdieduled to Tuesday at a time to be an gamated Into a department ot ? to placement and pounded two posed to have ohortened from 69 m atoed p o t a t o ^ r a n b e r ^ AffrCC Upon appear In court Dec. 23. nounced. O A human ilesources. He said the North Vietnamese troop posl- 27 feet. ‘ ...... FMends may call at the John and cookies will be served. Par cUd-Une deportments ot agricul Uons to the zone. Sanborn and Forryan said the cream, and Friday, tuna nooiUs F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 Seven Points ture and Interior might be com ACXTDENT8 ents are reminded to bring a selectmen could decide on the casserole, carrot tticks ttswed W. Center St., tomorrow and bined In a new department of A four-car, rear-end accident small wrapped gift la'beled with proper length of docks on the tomatoes, coke. (t fraen Page Oae) Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 natural resources. brought one arrest and minor their chUd’s names. lake and they would be wJlfcig ------p.m. law tool__ ot „ Hanoi. ___ WintOT M. Bloont, 46-year-old injuries yesterday aftemoon on ----- Ky^ Delegates to conform. When the selectmen Manefasster Evening Honld One posotoUlty tor a compro- Montgomery, Ala., bustoessman g. center St., near Cobum Rd. St. Bridgri R o ra ^ ^ e ^ wiu reach an agreement aH the men CoInmUa oorreapcndMit Vlr- Amos C. BrowneO be a round table, al- and prerident of the national first car had stopped to have a poUuck Monday at ^ wlll be informed of the dectslon. glnla Csrioon teL 238-9224. Amos C. BrowneU, 66, o f 84 though some diplomats said this Chamber of Commerce, was re- avoid hitting a dog which had p.m. at the school ew ere^ Leave Saigon School Board Rule ------Bundtrook Rd., East Hartford, . , ,revent delegations ported to be to line tor the Job of wt by another veto- Memters are ■’'^'"teded to ^ ^ The Board of Education has ^ j -m r ■ ■ ST The second car pulled to gift for patients at Norwich For Paris come up with a new rule regard- V O W the right at an angle around the State Hospital, and cookies tor tog behavior on school buses. first car and stopped. The third shut-ins and convalescent (Oontiniied from Page One) “ letter containing the car stopped a djort distance ^ gent Is expected to arrive here MCC Students homes. the delegation, aides, secreta- name of the student, period of To Enlist Aid away from the first two. it r . Brownell was bom Sepfe “ « « 8un«tey. “ >0 ries end several newsmen. tlme he is to stay off the bus The fourth oar didn’t rtop and 6, IMS to Bolton, son of the late P>«nnod a gala ai^ rt raUy te Receive Grants The Manchester Newcomer’s The party Is due to Paris Sun and the reason why will be fill hit the third; the third hit the O f Faculty Rer. Edgar and Ellen Oark outdo the reception accorded aub will have its annual chil day. ed out to the school office ujion Brownell, and had Uved In the the NLF grotq> five weeks ago. A^ Its last meeting the board second, and the second hit tiie dren's Christmas party tomor- a complaint from the driver. The official government news (Continned From Page One) Manchester-RockvlHe area for Chief UA. negotiator W. Aver- of directors of the Manchester first car. row from 1 :30 to 3 p.m. at the agency today quoted Thleu as Parents wlH have to sign the Scholarship Foundation approv- mony yosra before moving to eU Harrlman is due back to Arrested and charged with tol Community Y on N. Main St. gaying negotiations cannot bring form and the school will de- beginning Monday. East Harttord IS years ago. Be- night from a short Watiitogton ed seven scholarships to Man- too cloeely was Ronald gj^j,ta aaus a'nd hla elves will about -peace "if we do not -win clde, according to the type of fore be n tira d nine yeora ago, 'risU. Chester Commimlty rv>iie»-eCollege stu- _ ------„o r .. oon w..o» ...... — .. The students were suspended F. Bosrfe, 28, of Rt. 320, West cigtribute gifts to the children. batileflelds, if we do not complaint, how long the pupil after a demonstration to the he had been employed as super ------dents. Willington. Court date la set for afterndon, clowns will liberate more hamlets from will be kept off the bus. ■ Oshkosh adininlatratlOT butidhw intendent of sslee and training Correcting Correction Five awards of $80 each were Dec. 80. entertain and pimch and cookies Communist terrorism.’’ At present, the student is drlv- erupted into a wild melee with for the Texaco 0>. Mr. and Mra. Delbert Rey- presented by the MOC advisory ------will be served. Parenta are re- Vietnam_____ Press said the presi- en home on the day of the of- thousands of doHars worth of ot- Surviviocs , beridBS b is wtfe. In nolds of 260 Autumn St. have board to Mary Ann Bogll, Lyn- A minor accident occurred to blinded to bring small, wrapped dent made that statement Bri- fense and the bus conftracter no- fice property damaged. The clude two sons, Msrvto C. been married for 38 years and wood Dr.; Dennis Madigan, 31 the Parkade lot yesterday at labeled with their chll- day on a tour of the Mekong tlfies the parent of the situation, demonstration was In siqppport of Brownen of Homswood, BL, and and Mrs. Alme Latulippe Oak St.; and Bruce Little, 111 ___11:86 a.m. Cynthia Donaldson, dren’s name. For further infor- Infor- riieltalielta to inopect the progress of Student Teaidiers student demands for a separate Richard A. BrcMmell at Wor- jgQ ye^non St. have been wed Bryan Dr., all ot Manchester. 100 Briarwood Lane, East Hart- nation contact Mrs. J.C. Moore the special pacification offen- Two new student tesu^hers are block student union and m ore ceriST, M o m .; a brother, FiOgar ^ years. Their anniversary Also, Robert Ziff, West Hart ford, and Raymond Sharpies. 80 428 W. Middle Tpke. slve. working with Mrs. Dorothy Tag- courses on Negro history. C, BrowneUofBocaRatOttjJ^.; photos ta Monday’s issue of The ford, and John Sullivan Green Cummings St.. East Hartford two staters, M n. Laura 8*166* Herald were reversed, and the wich. were the two drivers involved. of Mancheiter and Ito . H«sry corj-eetton to last night’s Herald Two scholarships of $100 each Welch o f Ugbtbouse Point, Fla., incorrect when It listed the were given by the Harttord The parking lot of the Scarlet and six grandchildren. Reynolds as being married tor Electric Light Co. to Dolores Dragon on Toltond Tpke. waa TOWN OF MANCHeSTGR DEPARTMGNT OF PUBUC WORKS The Holmes Flmeral Home 40 years and the Latulippes tor Holmes, Wllllmantic, and John the scene of an apparent hit and 400 Main 8t„ is in riwige of 36. Pacheco, East Hartford. run accident last night. A car arrangemeats, wWeb ora in driven by Dohald L. Smith, 16, complete. of 23 Kerry St., sustained damage to Its rear trunk Ud. Mra. Lm j . B icker NOTICE OF OSFA to Outline Plans Police suspects that a large COVENTRY — Mrs. Alice vehicle caused the damage. Rlcber, 89, o f Hyaintds, Maes., form erly o t Ooveutry, dted yes For Summer Homestays COMPLAINTS terday at Obd Hoepital, A heavy iron bench was dis LEAF PICKUP Moss, after a brief Hlnees. She The foUmving streets are scfaednled tor leaf ooUeetton on the below listed dsysi bi the event of rain on any sdwdnled The Organization for Study In the guest of M. Legendre, the covered missing from the home was the widow ot Leo J. Rldier. and America will hold official guardian ot the hlstori- collection day pickup on remaining routes Will be postponed one working day. Home owners, on the belw listed streets of Mrs. Frank Manner, 674 She moved to Hyaistis about a meeting open to the public cal monuments In the Depart who wMi to have yard leaves oollected ore reqiiested to rake leaves Into the gutter so m to form a windrow tito length Wetherell St. yesterday morn of the property and confining the leaves In the gutter as much as possible. Tills should be done the tey prior to s d ^ - 20 years a ^ after Mvtog fai Oov- at East Catholic High School ment of the Oise. entiy for’ mony years. ^ OSFA members will discuss ing. Mrs. Mhnner said the uled leaf ooUectlon. Property owners ore requested to mok^ certain that no foreign objects such os stones, branches, tomorrow afternoon from 2 to 4. bt'ioch, valued at $28, was too cans or any other material OTHER T1(1AN LEAVES OR GRASS are placed la the pQes. Additional scheduled route# will Survivors include a son, Nor- the homestays for next sum OSFA la a private, non-profit, heavy for OTe person to remove. be advertised next week. mand L. Rldier of 181 HoWster educational corporation whose mer. Word has been r-!celved from France that the Organlza- DtcMifMr 11 to understand- DttCMnbor 9 Dseembur 12 J. Braun of East Horitoed; ___ tlon Scholaire Franco-Britannl- Archery equipment valued at Dectmib«r 10 tog and friendship between the 3280 was removed from a car Rleting m a Packard S t Butler Rd. Thayer Rd. Horace S t necticut towns were also mem stay with the fam ilies, the stu jor appointments to the govern- Hotfnwi Rd. Dartmouth Rd. . Pertonal Notices dents will tour northern France. Tuck Rd. Oholmeea St. bers of the group. ni4ht. , Duval S t Overhuid S t At tomorrow’s meeting, Wll- Members or others unable to The governors also basked to Ooatle Rd. M t Nebo FMoe Chufc S t South Main S t In Memoriam Usm Mulkeen o t St. Thomas attend the meeting and inter Ni)con’s declaration at their for Fredherick Rd. (Haclanatadc to ested to participating In either Horton Rd. Wyneding HUI Rd. In lovtns mamory ot Rsymond Seminary, Bloom field, wdll pre- mal state dinner Friday night Shollowbrook Rd. Hartford Rd.) H. BHv«n, «4k> psased sway De- - ’ — Turnbull Rd. Keeney St. caenber 7, llfB. nt a talk with slides on ’T>es of the bomestay programs may that Novemt>er results which Monuments Exceptional dans contact Prof. Ja^pes R. Brown* pushed Uie number of OOP OarrroU RdL (Hoofcmatatdc to •very ymr, my heart des Provinces de France du 19 Cumberland Rd., or Mrs. state executives to a high mark WettaeraOBb) Ae tlme'ooes oa I inlw yvu tnorc. Nord." He spent hie summer Harold Weldon, Penn Dr., both of 31 "was the truly great vlcto- BMwea S t Biiveo homeotay to France to 1967 as West HarUord. ry of the laurt election."
I- t % w Ool- [Ical ider- for rical I an Mki> lorv* med 9lor> mattrl^rBtpr reer DEC. 7 thru DEC. 13 t 17 €t>tttitt9 I f t r a ld ftfrttittg Iffra^ ndla TV Shows • a n par- •oaf- irox- If Only He Had Screamed lUMt d O . A a WaaUngtMi Foot Oavatt paused, grinned and He worked In summer stock In England where Uttle amusing ■aga- ■*n>a Dick Cavett ghow,” added: "Of course, betora I want ing — apparently — happened, which arrived laat March aa to Tala I was all vhaipie.” Somedays, he sits around to him. He got a big role at tbe the tpeaheat, taigbteat and moat Stratford, Ooim., Sbaioeqieare otvWaad daytfana program ki swapping storiaa about the theater wkb playwrighUeacber Festival, working in a produc the acbedtde, probaUy won’t be Marc Oonnelly. During the oon- tion of ‘Ihe (Merchant of around bt (ha new y«ar. 'Ihe varsatlon, Oavatt wilt recall hla Venice,’’ whidi starred Kath contract for the Oavatt Aow days as an actor, Ha wmked In arine Hepburn. inina out hi Deoember, and k TV idramatfc programs and, ha Dick had one line and he still haa only two chanoea—alkn and recalls it: "Oentlemen, my nona—of tiaing raneiwed. master Antonio Is at his house g ABOTV, to Me credit, waa and desires to apeak vriUi you Jocui trying to change mcmhig boOi.” viewing habits when it atoited Under Oavstfs gentie guid ra n t- the Oavett allow. Daytime, aa ance, some guests talk freely. 1 th» aqy maaocfatot knows, la fUed Actress Blaine Strltcb chattered vh 8. wUh re-nma of ntgbttlma about the Incompetence of in r lt«r com edy program s, wMh gaanda dividuals in tiiow buslneas, pass Oiled adth aoraamhig diahimera ed out her views on sex and t ttM of dOHars and wKh grim, tear- listed the reasons that she dis- hd daytime dramatic aeiiala. Ukes being interviewed. (bcre All are noisy, the remit of Ihe Oavatt openkig mono logtot someone’s research which hell' logues, which he vrrites himself, oatoa that hoiiaewtvaa are too are futt of those strottous puns U ette busy to look but do enjoy Hs> that every person who loves the Ivlng tienk«. ‘Iha programa «re ihahi- Bn^lah language can groan and ly radio MHWS. ’Tbs video ele- treasure. V/hen the msrriaga of * up wUon ment cf tdevMon is incidental. Mrs. John F. Kennedy a^ Aristotle OnaasU w » flBing 1. He CJavott doesn't scream, band out money or suffer unbearable new^Mpers, he deliverad a pun ’ con- that woidd &ave caused pain • re a patob He betaavaa Hkk the widl- eduoatad young man that be is. even to Beimet Cerf. Cavott not ed tbat tile new Mrs. Onaaste •orge Oueats are treated as guetoa, beltar Mdijsctad only oocaaianel- is taHer than her huaband that Iw o r ■ly to OanwttVi alm o^ apologetic some reporters claim he com- tlv aiioas. r the “AH cf which provap,” smiled cause a 6C5-TV w as k»)dng to r Dick Oavett pao- someone like Johnny Oanon. As Ohvatt, “you ttiould beware cf iwclal Oavett recshs: "Tihey wanted declares, rose to baooma one of Oreaks wearing lilts.’’ iMrtijr •omecne who waa from the mid the Induistty's "most prominent Too bad "The Dksk Oavett west and who had pfcksd up ex tra s." aurw" is dying. H DWflt ever Mned- come eastern cidture. You know, Be appeared In the very l«k gats another aiiot at Ihe daytime I atu- someone who Is half rustic and "Playho^ 90” but Is reason audienea, he’ll know exacts nueet half sharpie. ably certain tbat the fine drama what to do: Scream, had out 17 k t “I qualified. After aH, I grew aeries had been canceHed even money, weep on cue — Just Mke rad e a up in Nebraska 'and I want to before Ms r^ppearance as an aH auoceaatid daytime TV per • e, 7 sdiool at Tale;” extra. form ers. n d ay , stable Aims itlcka, »diiaa- By lAWRENCE lAUBBNT program is tbs moat dooHa, qiHetly Into tbe stwHo. They're larlch, Ihe Waahliigten Foot moat obUgli«, mo^ patient rewarded with tbe sight of two group in the United States. It boom microphones and four col , pud- BIHIBANK. Oallf. — Tha or cameras. By 6:86, ail tiie Diana Ross, singing witti her groapi the Supremes, ■rkey. is a herd, deeperately eager to paopla began ipMherkig in the please. seats are flHed. Announcer in their show, ‘TXJB,” Mtmday from 8 to 9 on NBC. e r r y hot BurbMdc sun as early as 4 Frank Barton does the wann- "TOB” means “taking care of business.” a, ice pjn. ‘Biey vrattsd aa much aa Why do they come? The most up, announcing that the tiiow nooiUe 27 months -to gat ticketa lor a common aupwei is an OBthushis being taped wlH be tolecaM taw ed video tape raoonHiig seatton of tic, "Wa Jtnt wanted to see how Thanksgiving Day. "So we roUed like thunder, begtoning' and so la asnumd cf a aafe ta- "The Dean Martin flhow.” tt’s done.” Several coigiles hope,” he smiled, “that after with throaty chuckles and dy tum . standing In line were from Iowa. -1 ' I joined them and found tbat you have your turkey, you’U ing wRh high pttched giggles. WMta inereaataig psoduotlnn lerald the studio audlenoa for s TV One couple was from Nebraska watch our show and won’t think 'A t 7:«, Martin walked In. He coato-half hour tisowa now coat V lr- and an elderly woman had come that It’s a turkey.” wore a tuxedo, a ddit with a be tween $75,000 a n d |M ,000 p a r from as Far Bast as Mksaa- L • j , I expected to hear a mastive, button down collar and dark program, and hour abowa twice ■ n cfausetts. Moat of.them had vislt- thlat-4t ia imoeaaBry for the aVd od Dimeylanit but iho firee ad- painful groan. But not from a studio audience. The laughter ended coming easy to spot programs weekly in tenns of authencoo n the ist Bintrance." This group to aucy poor health that they ter wckhiota jik llM knows someone in the corpora tion or, batter stlU, has personal probaMy wlU not aurvlve. Death to the spttngtime usual a w ith ly comes to those series which I of o<- with one of the Peer health to tetovlaion imperious young NBC pages. te rm s is a a y network xnegram come in third in their time per The iods to the three-network battle lo rt of that iQUtlDdiy fatia to attract at West Coast pages are qutte least cnotitird of the ’TV audi for audlenoe attentfon. Some ELECTRONICS p arate different from the ones In New times, however, a ttiow that m ore ence. Tm Spoon Rosturont York. The Basterners are am A scanning cf the Nleto'vi rat whs weak one aeaaon manages LABORATORIES bitious fOT executive positions. to get stronger If movsd to a dV- Fidl-Tlme OoU Frofesaianal ing >q;Mits indtoatea tbat it wlH In the West, they’ire potential a miracle cure to boost ferent time. ’This season, for in- on Premises at An Times. star performers and each has 277 BROAD A1 Oayaon, Fro. auch sbowB as "The Ouw of stao ee, “KBgh C h a p arral" ap- already acquired tbe haughty Will Sonaett," “The New Adven pecmi to be doing nicely In an veneer that stardom may, some tures of Huek FtaW’ and "The early Friday right pcsiUan Golf 0 Tron day, demand. Avengers.” ,. .while last'season it was dying in STEREO At 6:34 pm . on this Saturday, Other programs that are act a late Sunday cgwt. KXIT M from I-M the pages bestowed the honor of In good eltape now Include "The "The Good Guys," the new TAPES Bts. 88 * 89, Taloottvma permitting the, cklsens to tile Outcatta." "The Jerry Lowte Bri> 'Denver sHuatton comedy, S how ,” "Star TTek," started out dismally bri: now "N.T.PJ>." and "The Big Val nAtfifirm to have pirieed steam. FOR ley.” "Hawaii FlveO,” "Blon- In the last Nleisen, it climbed din,” "Judd for die Defense,” irio diet top ddrd. "The Doris ■Atlantic Fuel Oil "That’s Life" and "The Jona D ay Show ," ■which bobbed CARS than Whitera Show" and "Holly aiouiid alanniDgly early to tba aeaaon, now seems to have ■es- lied Phone 643-1129 wood Palace" also look fiiall. L T. WOOD CO. “ ^ WMle NBC and CBS see-saw ta b llttisd d s nkJhei g5Ut to a Mat TV-: wto o n to B ts a e n gth T M Haat traai Blata St. a$ Mata l batik and forth weekly In top of 86 shows In die last report— ed- Ma, wUl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1968 PAGE THREE ^ PAGE TWO MANCHBSTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEE, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1968 MONDAY JO PROGRAM Educational TUESDAY JO PROGRAM SATURDAY JO PROGRAM HighMghte (5*45-84) J e n y Lawta Shaw li4 4 (») O M TaBt (O) 1:69 O ) OM M k (O) flb8ffti Mid FM5IV88 Gueota are Dicone Warwick Mindanao” George Hahaiia, TODAY: "Escape to Mln- 7:14 (K«444) 1 DreoB sf Jeonde TV (54) FUm ■■■ . and The Osmond Bros. U:M (SMM) BM buui (C> WUII Doopman, Nehemlah <8) Th4 A v u g a ia (O) (IS) At Hone* wMh BMW <0 ) U :W (S) JwuT QsMt (C) dinao," a "World Premiere” IS) M*Wosas wUh ■ (O) (54) Divorm Curt Vlylac niharm aa (C) liver de<»der to their own fore’ (C) will be joined on "TCB” (Tak- <■) I lu r e L«my (M) Baber Derbjr (C) SUNDAY: "Face the NaUon,” (8) I Leve Leer 4:44 F reu h Chef _ <4S) Funy Yon Shsold A * (444) OaMe far SwMflu es. (C) (44) Feaar Tea BbeaM Ask tng Osre of Buslnen) by their Buheler 1:M (1) Year Ceaunaaltir (0) 8:88 (4d) Hsilywssd Palace with Tom Hayden, a founder of tWow Motown rerdlng Boche dSNoal ^ R 1:55 (44) GhSdrea’a Doctor (XI) New Adreatarea a( Baek liOl (44) Cia6r4B’4 ^ lateraeMual MagasiBe B 5:44 (5) Lev* Is a Many SpleadarM Satirical study of aingie male, F l u (C) 18:88 (8) Hellyweod Palace (Jolaed a o s , noon to U:30 pjn. on 2:44 (I) L4ve U a Maag ipleait re^l srtista, the flve-man Temi>t»- how he ll'ree, thlnlu and avoids In Progress) tkna. Bridge with J e u C u B Thing ^ - ring Dean Jones. Shelley Ber Baltimore ts. Green Bajr Shew (C> . Sports 2:84 (I) QsUHu Ugkl Theatre for Now" R (C) Elarl Johnaon gome acalnat Joe 18:45 (48) Science FleUsa Theatre on NBC. . ."A ' Charlie Brown (544844) A a Daetan "Kid Galahad" ISlTia Prealev, (l*-St-a4) noDoetois (C) measure there wul be 13 de Joseph and Tim Rarahan "Secret of Dr. Mabuse” Christmas,” a robroodcaat, 7:80- ifevtos (C> views In Chicago, 8 p.m. on an honest young priseflghter 7:M Folk Ooltar (14-X544) Y u D u t < C ) (M) Champlaaaklp BowUas "The Horse Soldiers" '58 Unloa (544444) Tea DsaH 8ar (C) 7:54 Facee af Bulaesa — USA (C) "The Bound of Anger" Burl whose career becomes businese <0 ) (XI) Wla wHh the Stare TC) OivaliY officer drives his men Channel 24. . .“ The Sm others (5) Mr. O saber (0) DavM Rockefeller (5) Mr. Goober Ives, Jamea Farentlno, Guy (M) Amerimt 44) News (0) girts wealthy father. Wortd S:Si (S) George of the Jangle "The Girl In the Kremlin" '67 Idd brother aliont his under 14:14 O piain Wulriagtaa (H) Aa SchoeU Match WHa 4:14 (1) H u d <0 ) 4:14 (8) Haul _ _ (C) premiere. (C) Lex Baxter, Esa Zaa Gabor, MONDAY: "TCB,” with (8) Marv OrlflM 6b iw (C) world boaa. Showdown flnda Taeaday, Deeember 14 (5) Merv OrUtIn Shew (0 ) 8:*4 (5) Darla Day Show (C) JoNry Stone. (54) Basgb Bideis _ brother ogabut brother. (C) (M) A n Selhem (8-48) N.TJ5.D. (C) (M) Wla with the Sters 44 Mtaete. ny Carson R (C) 8-9 p.m. on NBC. . ."The Road (14) Batanu (C) "Gettvaburg"ttvsmin (84) B a tm u (C) Joey Rishop with Play (844) That’s Life Wayne Maunder and China '47: PHot, escaping from (54) -Weather 7:54EDIst Nariu ‘Xxuide to the Swinge Wella 0>IL, Aurora, New York "Kid Galahad,” Elvis Presley (54) Muulara burg,” dramatization 11:44 (14 55 44 44) Newi —S 8:44 Bridge with J e u C u (54) Mmstei* Chinese warlord, disguises ______ Ire finds more then he bargain TUESDAY; "A Guide to the ceaaful robberv. crook fears (44) Trath or CuMrqaeaees ed for. (44) Trslb • Survival In the Sea (84) Sulal Seenrita tai A etlu Jurgens. Marla Schell. ay Carsm _ (C) "Kiss. Kiss, KID, KOI" Tony Bishop, Dean Jones and Playboy Carlo. Dan Dniyea. (22) BIghItathts (C) pert 5:M (I) Brad Davla Shew (C> 8:dd (ShXUd) Get Steart (0> Kendall and Baitara Harris. (14) Msvar HaHamu Mss atls (8-48) Joey Bishop Shew After D tuer MaTle_ (0) FM (44 )News tort u d GaldepoM* 4:M (t News with Boger Hadd Host HuiUi Hefner. Guests In ABC ... “«0 BOmites,” a study "Boy on a Dolphin" '67. A ^ (4-44) Jeey BleiMp Show (C> 4:46 (44) Csmbst . ^ "G reece" _ (dd) _Newtywed O an e clude cartoonist Shel Silver- (44) News 4:44 The Werld We Live In (C) (88) Haatiey - Brlakley ^ (88) New* sad SIga OH 4:M (It) WMdeital Werld af Aegean Sas. Sophia Loren. (54) News aad Mga Off 7:44 Moaagemml by Objectlv u 8:8# (•' New. with Walter Crpn- 1:84 (8) New* u d Weather — * • - 7:W (S) Here’s Lacy (C> Bellgloss n m aad Sign Off tions 1968^ J a ck B enny,” the Alan Ladd aitusi Webb. (44' New* BeaMbMs — USAF kUe (C) (2448-t8) Nows — Weather — (4d> law teaee Walk Shew 1:18 (8) News — Momsal of Com kUe (C) pert (C) 7:54 Spertsm ullke Driving nold. tul T:M (SI Jaehie Glee,— Show (0) on Channel 24. (t) Hews wHh Freak Mav- (4) Troth ar Cusegaeaea. (C) meat af M editatiu aad SIga 8:44 News tai Ferepeetlve (C) (8»(n-8d) Satarday Night ^ fort aad Osideassts Off (Sd-tAM) Adam-U (C) Movies 8:18 (8) Moment of MedHaUea aad THURSDAY: “Lisa” (1982), ■abb (O) (S44M4) New. — Weather — 4:44 N.E.T. FeeUval (C) (4d) DnHag Game World Premiere of "Escape to Sign Off Eroica girl becomes an International fu 14:44 Th e Ware e l the B o m . gitive. with Dolores Hart and The Inheritance Stephen Boyd, 9-11 p.m . on CBS. Tharaday, December 15 FRIDAY: “ Devi," a film (>n a PM WEDNESDAY JO PROGRAM 4:44 Lag af Apalle 7 man’s religicus fantasies by the ma and historic story of man 4:14 TTbat’e-^w B 1:84 (8) Girl Talk (G) (88) MeHole’s Navy master Indian filmmaker Saty 7:44 Bffloleat Beading (48) News on deep waters. Proipvun In SUNDAY JO PROGRAM (58) Film cludes scenes of aliips round Paragranh Reading Skllla R (48) Gembat _ a jit R ay, 9 p.m . on CSiaimel 24. (XI) At Heme with Kitty (0) 8:86 ing Oofie Horn, crossing North 7:M (M> AEiicaltmrc Parade 7:54 Folk Oaltar R (If) Divorce Coert (C) 5:25 (8) W uderfal World of pects of the holiday season. (Ray Is Interviewed (d 7:30 on 8:44 Feorth Briale Surtii AUantic in l4Df«ot rowboat, 7:M (4t) Sermaaette (M) Dream Heosa sinking of Flying Entcrprloe 7:S# (M) TUa U the life (28) Wonderfnl WswM el Color same channel.) 8:54 C u eert Fraaeal. 1:84 (8) A . the World Tara* (C) 8:88 (t) New. with Waller Grea- (3iansona d’Amour klto (C) and tacosure - booting boom. 7:6t <$) Sica aa aad Prayer (244*48) Let’* Make 4£^Deal Burgess Meredith norrates. 8:M (S) The Ckriatephera '5:M (S) Ed Sunivu Sbmr (C) 4:44 CriUqae ' (C) (C) , (8) News with F r u k Ray- (8) Davey * Gellath (S-44) The FBI (C) 14:44 New. la Ferepeetlve B (8) I Love Lacy acMs (G) 11:88 (>4-5*4448) News — W utker Adveataree el Oamhy (C) f i r s t LADY INTERVIEW Friday. Deeemlier 15 1:56 (48) CkOdrea’s Doctor (2240) HuUey - Brinkley Be- (58) MeKmver u d Ike Golonel (»45) Smidog Nlgkt Mevie special on Dec. 27, not long be What’a New B (C) "The House on 82nd Street seta out to disorganise Napo 8:48 <4«) Dawa i U ^ "Ride Beyond Vengeance" ’86 Faces ef Baalaee.—USA (C) (84*) Newlywed Game (C) Drama-documentary atmut leon's plans and army. Tony f:M (S) Mariae Bey <0> Westeiyi with (^uch Connors, fore moving day. She will talk David Rockefeller R 5:88 (8) OaldlBg Ltaht (U) FBI's attempts to crack an Chirtis, Colleen Miller, Gene <8) Diecevery Mtctukel Rennie. with Howard K Smith about life 7:14 Tin Creative Penoa eaplonue ring. Lloyd Noolan, Bairy. Dan O'Heriihy. (C) Satyajit Ray (24X5-88) ■rkeDeeter* (O) Uacle WaMe (C> With Plielpa and Rollln aa t Wauugtm: Week In Review (28) Hnntley - Brinkley Be- I Book Beat 5:8* (8) ^ r e t Storm (C) (G) 8:18 (48) Sacred HeaH leading men. the Force stages duriiv the peat five years- (242*48) A uther World (C) port ’ (C) (8-48) Joey Bishop Show (G) 8:88 (S> Frem Cellege Campas an anti-American play which Anton Myrer (8-48) O u eral Hospital (C) (8) Trath or G eu eqn u cee (G) The program, “The View I N.E.T. PlayhoBse (2*4448) Now* -Weather — 1:88 (8) News —Moments of Com St. Joseph College could prove to be strong pro 8:54 (5) The Daklettor TOunr (C) fort u d Onldenosta <8) A e Chrtetephers (O) paganda device for the enemy. from the White House with Mrs. Devi (54X5-58) Yoa Don’t Soy (C) Sports u d Featnres (G) I N.E.T. Festival (C) (8) News nad W uther — Mo Eteraal light <0> (!*«•> Besntifal PhyBIs Dtller Lyndon B. Johnson" was taped (8) Mr. G u ber (C) 7:58 (24X544) The Y lrglnlu (C) ment of Medltntlu u d Sign (5*) News u d Sign Off 18:88 (3) Lamp Hate My Feet Brown and Shari Lewis. Uy’s Uving quarters. 4:88 (24X548) Match Game (C) 8:88 (3) The Goad Ooy* Merv Griffia’s Sidewalks (48) Dark Shadows (8-48) Peyton FUee (G) Religions Film u d Sign OH (28) Chalice of Salvatlea of New Eurlaad (C) 4:25 (242*44) News (C 8:88 (8) Beverly Hillbillies (G) Arthur Treacher. Aretlia (88) Lei tis Celebrate SANG IN BAND 4:88 (8) Basel (U) (2*4*48) b a f t M u le HaB (G) (48) Faith fer Today Franklin, Paul Revere atid The Mornine (8) Merv Grlftla Show (C) "And All That Brass" Concert 18:88 (8) Sarvival (C) Raiders, Jimmy Helms with Ed Piatt, who plays the chief (2*) Asa Sothem by Herb Alpert and the Tiju UNKLETI'EH 8BOW (8) Leoh Up aad liv e Mort Lindsey and the orches (22) Mike D ooglu Show (C) ana B rau. Guests are Louia (38) Sacrifice of the Mass tra. I-' on NBC’s "Get Smart,” sang for (88) B atm u (C) Armstrong, Robin Wilson and NEW YORK (AP) — Alter (48) Christophers 11:44 (S-g-tt-S4-44) New, — Weather TV two years with Paul WWlteman's (4*> Fllatotones Jackie Vernon. ' on Uiese yearn, CSS’ "Houoe- 18:48 (8) light T & e aad Sport, (C> 5:80 (8) Ferry M aua (8-44) Wednesday Night at Mo 11:88 (8) Camera Three (C) 11:15 (44) Movie ef the Week Band. (Monday — Friday) (28) Discovering America vies (C) party” has changed its name (8) Optatoaated Maa (O "Crime of Passion" (88) Maastors "Crack In the Worid" '66 officially to "Hie Llnklettor (22) Chjunploaship Bowllag (48) OUUgu’B Island Science Fiction with Dana An Jim Certain and Jim Mack va Burl Ives in NBC II :M (1) Movie MsslerplecM "Hiss Sadie Thompeon" '54 6:85 (5) Momenta of Comtorta sad 5:25 (40) W utker drews, Janette Scott. Show" — stardom too Jong Don Johnson and Wayne Zahn. movie, “The Sound of New. 5:80 (It) Ladles Day • :S8 (5) O re u Acres (G) (48) Insight Preacher tries to convert sha s Has The Largest denied Qie popular daytime (diow dy lady but It doesn't quite 6:18 (8) Infinite H erliua (88) F Troop 18:88 (S> Jonathu Winters Show 11:18 (88) Sacred Heart Program Anger,” Tuesday 9-11 Selection of 6 :2# (5) lUga On u d Prayer (40) Tmth or Conseqnonce. host. tl:S8 22) Notre Dame Football 6:86 (1) Saariu SemeUsr (C) New* (C) Ships (G) Highlights of SeiUoa (C) Aldo Ray. (C> Figurinee (8) Pat Boose Show (C) (14) C a u . Classreem (24) Marriage la Today’s So Project 20 special telling dra- (88) lodastry on Parade (C) In the U .S.A. (8) Meralag B e fle cn u . (C) ciety (48) Conversations with . . . (48) Charlie Chan In HonohUa (XI) Peter Gaaa GARNER'S F eaturing (1) News u d Weather (G) (22) Highlights (C) U:45 (88) JewUh life (C) 5:88 (8) Sandayinday MovieM Speetacnlar "Voodoo” (M) Sanday Night Tonight Early American (24-25-84) Today Show (C) 12:88 (8) We Believe ••The______Fightingng Seabees" John (8) Frleadi of Mr. Oeeber (C) (28) Christophers Wayneyme and Susan Hayward %nw (C) ReproducOniis I! TYPEWRITERS ! 12:45 (44) News 7:8# (8) Year Commanlty (C) (88) Bing Aroand the World "'ormingm l of the tough Seabees (5) C ^ t. K u garoo (C> (48) College Football *88 endnd ththeu* - operation m the Pact 1:44 (8) News — Moments of Com 6:## \ RUG & c a r p e t \ fort and Oaldepests WILTON’S (4*) Oeerge of the J u g le Our SPEEDY Specialty I GUARANTEED 12:16 <2#> Living Word fie, close to Japanese lines. (8) Thenurblrd. (C) 12:25 (3#) Foevt (O (48) Alfred Hitchcock (54) Newt — sin Off TRULY DELiaOUS (44) News Headlines — USAF G IFT SHOP Make a Difference Where "You Save! (tS) J u k L aL un e Shew 12:3# (3#) Etenial Llicht ••Pinocchlo'^ Musical version W. Goebel, West Germany (M) Leave It to Beaver The world’s "flneat eatln’ completely equipped service (8) Conn. M.D. of 19th Century classic chil (8) Hncklelnrry Hound Show (48) Discovery '88 dren's story about Utile pup EARNINGS 9:15 chicken” with Inoomparable dept. pet wh6 ventured into world SAVINGS 9:3# (5) Make Room for Daddy 82 CALL 649-1752 1:88 (28-22-38) Vagabond (C) SOAP O PERA (24) Film taste. Tears of Servloe ••Aiixona’s Historic Black and learned wisdom of being (50) PaB.word (C) Country” Tread floors of honeri with himself and oth t i n ( / I v O A N ' «V|% DlvUeod paid (44) Dmmle and Lu.le CALL IN ORDER Krnnk Kiiidlii', I’rop. Yuma's old prison which most ers. Peter Noone, leader of NEW YORK (AP) — NBC. t . AGNEW & CQ. A S S O « I A I” I U N 1#:#0 (5) Lacy Show (C) Pick Up 10 Minute* Latex famous nnm en of old West Herman's Hermits rock 'n' roll which will lose Ms long running from day of deposit. (20-22-54) Snap Judgement (C) Business BfacUnes (Mice trod and visit quaint Con group, as Pinocchto, Burl Ives 11 HiKh St. (Rear) ception Mission, scene of bru as Gepetto. Anita Gillette as day-time game show, "Let’s (44) Bewitched t Siqqrile* 4 times yearly. 19:86 (24-2244) New. (C) tal Indian Massacre of 1871. the Blue Fairy, Charlotte Rae Make a Deal’’ to ABC at the DECI’S DRIVE-IN 188 W. Middle Tpke. .Miinclu’sli-r, Conii. aa Rosa Whale. Mort Marshall 1#:8# (5) Donald O’Connor Show (8) Way Oat (C) end of the year, will replace It (24-22-54) Concentration (C) BIaiiolM8tei'--MS-Ull (28-22-38) AFL Football (C) aa the Cat. Jack Fletcher as 462 CENTER ST.—64S-2S60 the Fox and Ned Wertlmer as with a swlti^ on the old soap 1007 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • ROUTE 81. COVENTRY (8-44) Dick Cnvett Show (C) (48) PIrtnre for Sanday After- (24-25-54) Poreonnllta (C) Farmer Whale. opera formula, a serial called 11:## Double feature: “The Tou^est (8-48) Land of the Giants (C) u e n u e CO. 11:8# (24-22-54) Hollywood Square. Gun in Tombstone" and ^‘The (28) Adventores of Hack Finn "Hidden Paces." The emphasis U :00 (5) Love of Life (C) Iron ^eriff (C) will be leas on misery, tUvorce (24-22-84) Jeopnr^ (C) 2:88 (8) College Football '88 (C) 7:88 (8) A Charlie Brown Christ (8) Steve Allen Show (C) TURNPIKE mas B (C) and surgical operations and Com plete (44) New. 8:88 (8) Conn. Assembly Report (44) Bo»o the Clown 8:88 (8) NFL (C> Story tells of (^arlle Brown's more on mystery and adventure. Line o f: MANCHESTER 12:06 Chicago V0. Los Angeles search for real meaning of the BEST 12:25 (S)>Newi BP PAG B POUR MANCHKrnER BVSNINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1968 ..(AP) «p M « ‘ itsao) T H U R S D A Y JO P R O G R A M moot] jntan- be loaer and youag Arm y Oorp. epact IK (I) Olri Talk ■ of mnntar. CM) Film la aOeoaad „ -— H v (tt> At Hama w itt U tty IHvarea Caort (0> SiN ( t S ) B ew S ek ^ jW -ilke < (M ) Praam Hanaa IraaeUe,___ ^ (W *>rs 1:N (I) Aa tba WarM Tans <0> Raymo^ Burr. IratiMe b (taasat) Lat’a Ilaka a Paal aided In Ms InveaUsStlon of tsw-s (8) I Lara Iney _ Inster's murder to p q ^ dog to ttk ( « ) Paaar Taa SkanU Aak SKt Is apparently the only liH (M> OkUbea’a Pactar wltneaaW lu lO B H W to I thepUO w crirae.4 ssaaw e valop t;te Lara la a naar Uslmdarai I l l * 'twlstl TUaa « n ' "jsyrsacto Paya a( Oar Unw (round of poabwar sMropa and Th« (S4S) HewlywaA Oaau (0>_ Jilddle Bast thb i e je c t (I) OaUbm UgU (0> of lore and___ intrigue OatTnePaetaia Ose Ufe to U r« miule against (eDow oOlcer. ( I ) Bm s m StoUM (0) (John McCtook) -mink (laasto) Mstah OasM (C> (S) PertrmH sf n Star — An- .^VeMc (M) Park Bkadam theay Oahu „ ^ (SaiaaS) Hews <01 (44> JMiaey to the Oakaewa ^'an (1) RaMi <0) U i $ » (Sa«M4) - — - the h (S> Marr Orlffla Sknr <0) Ctooixa Buma, FhO Harria, Ito (N ) Tamkataae TenNary sap m urett and B aitw ra Hall- to w MUw PMttaa Skew TMi b Ika Ufe 11:44 (»-*l-S-KtPM)______Haws — Wssiksr gram (41) Omna’ ebbaS NBC’s "The Dean M ar was t <4t> WeiAar l i t (M) VS Nary Tim tin Show” Thnreday "Beaslde Swingers" 'M Hw teat I (»«) T Traop steal oomedy about life among fo r ai <4S) TrsHi ai 19-11 p.m. Britbh toenagars at aeasWIo Site (I4> Weaiker — lyarb resort JohnLeytoo. Mike A lt (O) Santo. Lb Traser, Ron M oo^ board MSmib’B ~Ba*y (M> Baatley - Briakby Qsry Merrin. short] (44) Haws (O) >11:84 (Sb4»44) Tmlgkt »s w wHh NBC njusical, "Pinocchio,” Sunday 7 to 8:80 p.m. (44) OMikal (8) Truth e( Oeaeeaae (O) Jehaay Oarsm (O) repor (I) Wmdsital Weild at Spsris ------Hews — We (844) Jsay Bbbap Shew tlnoe. (»> Maws wHk WaMsr C w Ib i i l i aa (O) 1:44 (8) Bewe — HaeM et e l Osm- U le (O) Vila rtoaajg) (O) (8) Hi (848) vidbal OM la Tswu (0) (88) Hawe d Sbn Oft .J:St (8) BswaH S1ys4>___ (0 ) (48) Hews ■iibsf —m ar Jonathan Winters: (88) Oaaadlan Ttarel TBm n Mid Sign Oa (88-88) RaaSey . Briakby Be- d a l » m (8) Hews Wtatbsr — Me- parl (0 ) called to rieut a( 1 His Wild, w ad World 8:48 (88) INKW YORK (NBA) — H m to aay that,*' the catatonic said, aerloQS-(ac«d man atqiped into nte man across the alale did M t pursue the conversation. F R ID A Y JU P R O G R A M a crowded elevator In a Han* hattan hotel, turned to Us Hie dashing man in the RAF Ida (8) OM Tab (G) 8:88 < n TMday HIgM Merb uniform, with the trim mus (88) TBm “ Adranoe to ths Bear” '88 equally sertous-faced companion (88) A I Msasa wMh BlMr (G) Company of mbltts in Union and said, “ Dr. HartweU, we tache on Us upper Up, sat in (St) P b a im GauH (G) army b mlatakenly aant west an exclusive Loo Angeles dining (48) Prssm Bsass to guard large sMpmwtt of should never have operated in 1;S (I) As tbs WssH Thras (G) gate Olenn Pord, StoUa the room.” room and qwke to a tourist who (1888-88) Let's Make a P eal Bterana, Mahryn Donglaa. (G) (■4t)Pm Bldiiss Shaw <0> A catatonic gentieman got was asking questions. (I) I Lera Laey (84S) Onae af W B SeaasM (C> abpard an airplane bound from “ No, dear," he said, ‘ T m not (4S) T k ia g T m SheeH Aih (MS) JeSd far lha Pafeam ld B ( 44) GhSdfm’e Poctor Judd uses belief and atfaets New York to Los Angelos. He Britiah. Pm Australian and my l:8S (8) Lsre b a Maay f ' of wttcheraft to defend dbnt had a sign hanging around his great grandfather and father (C> charged with assuH wttlt Head- 8) Daye af Urm to weapon. Quest stan afa neck with his name on i t A were both murderers. It's fas B tU y T iM . Linden (biles, man sicross the aisle asked if cinating though, Uiey weren't (G) others. (8) OaMtag L M (G) (188888) Star Trah (G) he was all right sent to Australia as prisoners. (*a.*888' AiePeeters (88-888848) Haws —Wmfhar r-. I ‘ T m on my way to the funny Hiey became murderers alter (848) PaUag Oams aad Spsito (0) « . It (C) (88) ----- farm in California; I was told they got there. AetuaUy, they (188888) Aasfhsr WerM (C) (8) 1 __ , ^ ____ cut the tails o ff kangaroos and \ '.jeae..^ ««esplsal (G) "The Last Hurrah” 'H. Oolor- » ) Ths Lbhbttsr Shew (C) ful Hew Itogiand p«n«toto» ge- let them harden in the aun. (888888) Tm Pee’* Say (G> ddea (o make oos more try Hien they painted them sAite (8) Mr. Osabar (G) (or office In styto of what's TOOL and (48) Oae Life to tire now caned “TIm old poMlos." and sold them as Ivory tusks. IM (8) Baager Slallm (G) Spencer Tracy, Jdlrm Runt- They got asray with It tor years, (888888) Matah Game (G) —PUiuu -Poatar, w. Pr, at O’M n L EQUIPMENT (48) Park Bkeiiwr "Pott Stoister" 'H BzpkakiM until someone caught on and (888888) Hrnra (C) unearth d a a t man eattng they became the first to be tried (8) Basal _ (G) oubs. Jamas Warren, Paul RENTALS (8) M arr O ritfb Shew (G) (branaugh, Lyme RAerts. in what is now known aa a kan (SI) Temkitear Tarrbery ) (888888) leatohl Shew Jeto- garoo oourt" (88) MSto P aiw ba Shaw (G) mw Caram (0 ) Sanding Msehlniis (88) Balmaa (C) (848) ie a y BlebsT Shaw (G) The service man, %lth the nl- (48) Ttbblian BurgCM Meredith nar (8) Hews —Memenb ef Power Tools § t t $ (8) Term Maem (•H aad Oallepisb Plumber's Ihols trafemintne lisp, went to his (88) Tkla b r Ts4ay rates “Down to the (88) Hawe_ aad Id SNb OlOff major and eiqilataied bow he ad (M ) Maastota _(48) „ Hewe jtislb ii —USAF Painter's Equipment (48) OSIbaa'B bbad Sea in Ships” Wednes MM gte Vito aad W lga O ff mired him and wanted to be (48) WeaBer C em ent T ooI b day 19-11 p-m. on (TBS. 8:88 (8) Haws and Waatoar — JSa> Just like him. "But, sir,'' he (84) Tbesire 84 t a f MadMaOm aad tfim Bfovlng Equipment (84) r Trssp Off said, ‘ T v e been reading books (44) Trath er Caasegaaec Maintenanee Equipment about all the great leaders of 8:88 (8 8 ) Wasiher — Sperto Wallpapering : men, and Uiere was aometlilng WAU. TO WAIX CAKnil- •4 9 -M S 2 they an had in common. Wash s >*# Hary INO FOB EVEBY BOOM Dr ington, C^aeaar, Napoleon, aU of THE HOUSE DTOLUDINO A-P EQUIPMENT them rode a white borae. Sir, Studio flinek lb k it o h b n a n d h a t h , if you rode a white horse, I 'endarlal WasU RENTAL (OowtlBued from Page Ona) a b b is t b o n o u n o l b c m Just know an the guys would ddS « ) Hi FfWMMA OOUNTEB TO M follow you anywhere." U3S Center 8 t gray suede shoes. The audience (8) He k e n t h j ; PB O D uon The major exploded, “You applauded. Dean looked sur OBBAMK} THM blankety-blank, don’t you know prised and pleased; “ Well, (8 8) w e're mechanised?*’ Hey! How the hell are you?” 8:48 (88) Laeal Hawe Free EeHmatwe The Uap persisted, “Then, 7:88 d ) Ossth TaOsy Dam (G) he shouted. Story of Vfrgliila (5ltya tamed sir have you ever considered a More laughter. Dean drawled: "Tiger LQ" who proved die JOHN'S white tank?” oouid live In anonymity- “ TMa la not T h e Andy WMtomn (M) Raalby - Briddiy Be- FLOOR COVERINO The medical man, the cata Show* with the mifle and the part (G) EM BBOAD 8T. SU-Sfl* : Po tonic, the Aussie and the lisp cooUns. W» T h e Dean ICarUn (8) Trath ar Csaaaaaaaeat (C) (188844) Hawe Waathai ing soldier were all Jonathan Shoar' with the boose and the Sberto aad TOalaras (C) ” Ke Winters, a man who can't resist broads.’ ’ Aitother caiawnadw of 7:84 (i> Hrsd W M West (G) ELECTRONICS (8888W) High Chaparral 2 tre a chance to be someone else. ktughiier. (844) Opersam Matertolae SHOP m RUntera is the kind who, when Dean starts up the ataira and (C) am r fre LABORATORIES 8:84 (8) Oamsr T y b — USMC (C) he achieved his lifelong ambi doen a sudden twirl. “ I ifalnk <14-tt48) Hama at the Oama SAVE tion to own a trench coat, went I've fo* my aborto on back "Tba BUck Answer" Hoping W H E M 277 BROAD ward.’ ’ to prevent Imnifaient raohu into a bank and atood under the disturbances, Jsft PUlon tries Y O U SEE dock, which he compared to He*# pleased with dm audience to prove the buKXMnee of flam- :: E and rewards them again: ‘ T v e ixtyant black mlUlant (Ivan Ms watch wMIe looking around Duon) who Is noouaed of mui^ TH IS F e M e M I D U I . furtively. had audlencen rotting in the daring leadlrarnK>derateHev<-o SION alalea before — but two at a newMNMr editor. ((h i s He's a man who studies (848) TWaay SgasA (C) ttab ?” "Tbs Hostage" CAR pie constandy (“I have „ DO' days when I go to imiaeums or PLBN’S TEXACO Japtu markets” ) and who has an U 1 MAIN 8T. WoMf) STEREO opinion on everything, includ- i ^ flower children.' Don WILUS Goragn 2y OOBMAN BBOa. ■Md., < “ Under many o< those’ beau BFBCiAUITS nr 170 M AIN 8T. RADIOS tiful little bouquets of flower,” WHEEL AUONMHNT AND Ahertf bbAMwi b e bvb d b he says, srlth a glint in his eye, Z . o < n ^ OENEBAL AUTO BBPAHI WYMAN o n . OO-r Hi 'Menu T V -l “ are hand grtnades wMh the 'hM-4sn—IS MAIN ar., m a n c pins out.’ ’ A T THB OBEHN Ih oloi Whood ■comic ;j)ert J :bls ei [. An bchad ; Poll T>t Ba 4lt tlK In g a lice. Abe rtot I aiid d