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'XA iAverage Daily Net Press Ron The Weathcp " 1 '’ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1966 For the W e ^ Ended . Partly cloiidy and mild t»* PAGE FORTY-FOUR lEo^nitis ' November .8,<196e night, low to 40s; cloudy with chance of iliowora tomorrow, iiecticut (almost 16,000 acres). Receives Grant 6 of Nation’s 15,104 high 56-69. CoUeg€'€o§t Howtiver, infestations in .vurfn Dinner Speaker PENTLAND ’ • CUy o f Charm ing degrees of intensity are Miss Sonjo M. Anderson, tcir- Longest Riven t h e f l o r is t Tbe Rev. Dr. L&wrence A. Al- p r ic e s e v e n CENT! prtSeiit at scattered i locations nver Manchester Ylementjary "Everyttiing In Flowort’* (Classified Advertlaing on Fiige SI) »; UConn throuîolrt-,tl^* regulated area, mond will sjpeak Friday at 8 From Rockies Centrally Located- at VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 41 (TWENTY-TOUB PAGBS-'TWO SBCnONS) BUNCHES t I n , CONN.. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1966 The seaspiT~'fot^^^lpping p.m. at Ckmoontta. Lutheran school teacher, has received a M BIRCH STREET Christmas greens coftles^jrigM Chuix* after a dinner at 6:30 grant from the National Insti THREE FORKS, Mont.—In 643-4444 — 648-6841 Open 8:80 - S:S0 X ■ l^sLiiie after the e p -l^ in g s ^ o n 7 o ^ ^ ^ ^ Lutheitm tute of Mental Health to attend this city is the origin of the OPEN THURSDAY , 1 gypsy moths. The fuzfcy, buff- _ ^ j, _ Ihdiena University’s School of WASHINOTON ) colored egg clusters adhere to Church Men^ôtf Concordia. The IQaaouri River. The Missouri- NIGHTS TILL 9:00 V. lege Is getting m; e^nslye branches as well program is f^ ^ tatcrested t Social Service in Indianapolis, and fine oteers of tbe nations Parking Across the Street For 100 Can... tor moat students/ as to live trees and shrubs, men. The dinner is fm^Goocor- Ind. ‘ 10 longest' rivers have their Students at A ree of 6 nce past the quarantine bar- dia Church Men only. ' Miss Anderson resigned from origin in the Rocky Moiyitain tour state ooHês and unive' I * I the school system last June to TO' States. Ses ^ paying more this yet^N^®*’’ Dr. Almond, a fosmer pastor O do graduate studies in social The other five are the Rio tor b S ^ n ^ S room and b ia rd X ™ ^ ^ ^ South Methodist Church. work. She formerly taught third Grande, at Oreede, Colo.; Ar KLH? than.they iWd last year. U ia^forest, fruit, and shade igsg-es, is cxecuUve director of grade at WaddeU School for two • ' v k kansas, LeadviUe', Ook>.; Colo Resulta'of a survey of the 97 gjw. ^jie Massachusetts Bible Soci- -.,years and is a member of the rado, Rooky Mountain Nation m em beX of the NaUonal Asso- Deale^ jirill have Uttle o r no ^ty. He wUl speak on Bible NO... IT ISN’T ^mchester Education Associa al Park, Colo.; Snake, Teton With Night Mortar Barrage clatioi/of State Universities and including transl^ tion. County, Wyoming; and Red, .11 Qrant CCUeges and of the **" 8r®®ns I n s ^ t ^ and certl- tlons made in tlie American hfi Quay County, New Mexloo'. 206/members of the Association loading, p^nts. Federal dian tribal tongues by early mis- ^hile attending graduate AN AIRLINE! school, she will gain experience of/State Colleges and Universl- plant pest inspectors sionaries to New England • ^ \ ?es (ASCU) were presented «ie quarantine fêas will tribes. in social work in various agen-„ Sonja M. Anderson .4 Riven Same Length SKK \ M ) lll'Mf Rev. Lawrence Almond cies in the Indianapolis area. ROME — Four of the world’s /Monday to the first joint meet- ®«PPly. O*' He is president of the board TflKM VI about quarantine regulations of education of the New Eng- tion of both the New England Upon completion of the two- Massachusertite (n 1964. She is most famous rivers are rela- *4 Ing of the two organizations by and Inspection schedules at land Southern Methodist Con- Conference and the New Eng- course, she Will become the da\jphter ofÂto. and Mrs. tlvely rfwrt and within a few Mekong Delta City their Jointly sponsored Office of Tn.Hh.H«T,«i Rp«u.arch loading points. These inspec- ference and a member of the land Southern Oonfcrenoe. He « « accredited school social sven A. Anderson of Btandtord, mUes of each other In length. NORMAN’S M-omhoni rt the two hielier contacted by tele- scholarship fund committee, has also served on many boards worker.. Mass. ArfueaHnn BTmms enroll about Phone or through post offices, board of minlsterelal training of the South Conference, includ- A graduate of Westfield, ------: =• ' m ll« ); Shannon, Irelw d (2W ); 1N(’. how .HttirtentH in the agents of common carriers, and qualifications and ing six years as president of the Maas., High School in 1960, she There were 1,386 symphony 'Hiahtes,.United Kingdom (209), 11., H Vin'I’OKI) Kl). Target of Shelling eoHnn'a eniinima and univenii- county agricultural agents or chairman of the interconference board of pensions of the SouUi- earned her BS In elementary orchestras in the United States end Jordafr- lih Lebanon, Israel jjgj foresters. commis^n on Christian Educa- em Conference. ^ , education at the University of last year. and Jordan (200>»._,^ M\N( flKsrKK. ( (INN. SAIGON, South Viet Nam (AP)—The Viet Cong urt-^ Ttiitlona a a _.»< «___ a ffigures______are ______up- 1 about - . . . . . ^ m 7 I . ^ \ ______,------leashed mortar attacks on a provincial capital and five per cent with the most dramatic government outposts during the night and today in the rise In costs to out-of-state stu Mekong Delta. ; ^ ~ dents. Two years ago only nine The barrages struck the town troops were officially reported state university and land-grant of Ben Tire, 45 miles southwest light. The action was the first of college members charged non of Saigon, and a string of militia any size to OperaiUon Prairie residents 3900 or more. The posts 48 to 78 miles wxithwest of since late S ^ em ber. number fids year has Jumped to the capital. The U.S. command reported

8 8 . • Two women' were reported that American troop strength in The meiUan yearly cost of killed and nine other civilians Viet Nam rose to 358,000 last tnitloo, rpoto .and board for In wounded to tbe ehelling of Ben week, an increase of 6,000 over state B ênt living at the public Agena Target Glides Through Space Tethered to Gemini 12 Tre during the night. Fifteen the previous week, insUtutlona . was about $1 ,000. mildti'amen manning one watch- U.S. hcadquariers - reported For . out>ef-state students it tower suffered moderate casual- American casuakdes Icist week ranged from a'bout $1,200 at ties, a Vietnamese spokesman totaled 962 men, moat of them In AfiOU schools to $1,500 at Qie Cleared hy Jury. .said. Oasualtie? at the other the bloody fighting to, Oommu- state university and lan4^ grant posts were reported "very nlst War Zone C in ’Pay Ninh college group. light.” Province. Tbe oaauattles toclud- The highest tuitions -are found U.S. mUUaity headquarters ed 128 killed^ 810 wounded and President Johnson chats with former President Eisenhower in his suite at fei the East and Midwest. Cor ^New L ife’ reported only sm^-scaJe 16 missing or captu^. These ,1- Bethesda Naval Hospital. The Chief Executive Îked freely with lus predepes- nell University leads the list, probes and patrol skirmishes. compared with iri killed, 006 sor although in a lower than normal tone. Later he conferred with four top followed .In order by the Uni O nly Plans In the largest action, U.S. wounded and eight missing or versity bt Vermont, Uhlversity Miarines were reported to have captured the previoua week. government officials. (AP Photofax) ^ of New H^pshlre, Rutgers I* i : killed 33 North'' Vietnamese sol- Enemy casualties reported by University (N.J.), Miami Uni By Sheppard dittos and freed 46______viRagersB__ — in the U-.S. command increased versity (Ohio), Kent State Uni an overnight sweep through two much more, from 917 dead the versity (Ohio), Ohio University, ■ri" CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) — hamlets 10 miles south of the week before to 1,626 lart: week, President Rises Early^ Samuel H. Sheppard, cleared demibitarized zone. Oasualties Vietnamese headquarters re- demson University (6.C.), STM] University at Virginia and . ^ 1 after 12 years to the bludgeon among the Leathernecks and ported 287. government troops murder of his first wife, savored supporting South Vietnamese Wiled last week compared with Pennsylvania- State University. i However, the University Park hte complete freedom today and 113 in the previous week. quietly vowed to build a new life On the economic front, police Visits with campus Of Pehn State reduced * fV * eut-of-state toition by $300. In with Ws second wife. to Saigon closed down “PX Al WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi Although______the President’s , Elser after Itavinf stitutions ranging from the Uni The balding, graying man of In Georgia ley,” the maze of sidefwalk dent Johnson was up before doctors have urged him to fayof Johnson’s iV>om, expressed aa- versity of Connecticut in the 42, vdto served nine years to stalls near the U.S. Embassy dawn in his ■ hospital room to his throat for several wee)uf, he troidshment that he was using East to the University of Ne prison for the crime of which be that formed the ca.pltal’s Wg day, talked at length with form- seemed -x,to be prepared— t— ------to talk-- his voice- a?ter renioiral ■.. . of^ g^ braska in the Midwest and the was aqultted by a Jury JLegisiature biacfc market in U S. Post Ex- er President Dwight D. Bisen- freely,.if in a softerân-normal throat polyp M recently^ University of Washington in the t Wedneaday night, said: “ How ohanga' goods stolen or ' bought I. - ■ hc(wer arid siimmoned four top tonp. > - • The Presidimit, described as West held the line. i f ? can I have anything to my heart « r bartered from U.S. servtoe- fedend officials for a full-scale After escopUrig Blsehbower to doing weU tfcfter 'the' auigery Room and board-Increases left of bitterness. I have no bit- Can’t Break conference on budget, and fiscal the elevaôf. Jdhriton called to a-which inidnded o f varied widely with the hardest temess. I have k>-ve to my Sen/MUton R. Young, R-N.D., - . few'ri^w^men-and B[«nt another donUiud hemla as iêll a s ’ tbe hit being women ./at ASCU heart’ ’ 'a « memtoer-v>d A! ’key Seriate P The ^ President 'Was^______paying_ 20. nfinutea in a wide-ranging Uuoat e<^ration, spent much of •* Election Tie schools. For them, room costs Hto lawyera m U they expect W ® limitednited heed to the the doctors doctors ^ ^scou sco u rse with them.them the morning sitUng In a chair to were up 15 per cent end food ed bis odbeopathlc kcensa, mie- nooncdd to Washli^dcm he would who recommended______after lri3 Then Johnson ^had another his spaddus bedromn, woriitog charges iQ> 7 per cent. pended while he was to prison, Uwrjuto federal ^couil Wled visit yiet Nam next 'week to double operation viritor: visitor: Hô House Democratic Democratic onon reportsreporte andand briefingbrleftag paper*P»P^ to be restored. But wben asked toat the Georaia Wednesday that he ta k rit easy Loader Cart Albert of OMaho- and looktog ovei^ m e ^ M frana .ePlSi Hi lormallyformally today toatuiat uithe6 GeorgiauooiyB . . . ^ / ______uMbiiûrfaiMirfi. utnnv dt thA -mMK H he will return to his career as Page -Ten) for a while. ma, who had stopped at the hos- waU^wlShers. Malpy of the mess Christmas Trees a neurosurgeon, Sheppard re- Leglslaturt eannot elect * gsv- pltal for a medical checkup. aagee were from' world leaders. p H ^ T don’t know if I w4U. If ertMir in the deadlocked 'rads After that, toe Write House The Write House said xto deed- Face Inspection people need help, I will. If peo- between Republican Howard announced, Johnson arranged skm had -been made on W ^ ple are sick and need a neuro- Callaway and Democrat Lester for a non-hour meeting with Johnson would leave toe bos|)4- Don’t deric the halls with O.-Maddox.: ' ' suigeon’s help, I will.” Secretary of toe Trasury Henry t^. gypsy moths, the U.S. Depart ■ The decision ■ atruck dowri. the As for Immediate plans, Shep Bla '^ c t Naan can installations, while some In a decision formSUzlng its Johnson’s COTnril' of Economic m —v under federal quarantine for .... As he spoke to newsmen in a Dp!s- *‘PX AUey” was brought or bartered from Advisers. \ (See PNA Nine)! tentaUve ruUng of ISst Friday, (AP) , — - gypsy tooths toust be inspected downtown hotel, he kept his waa oleared,today of the maze U.S. servicemen. and certified free of gypsy right arm tightly around Ws the federal panel'merely invali of B idew i^ black , market stalla ’The sidewalk merchants also dated the Georgia constitutional tooth eggs before it can be second wife, Ariane ’I'ebbenjo- Early Space Walker that o^torod all .buyisra every- ottered goods imported from ddpped ou t hanns Sheppard, who has a 13- inovision. But a 10-day suspen- Hong Kong and Japan as well The area under regulation year-old daughter, by a flrrt STS •a 8 locally manufactured Includes the entire States of marriage, in her native Germa g" At». pro®..!.. “Made In America” 3 Jurists Silence Miassachusetts, Connecticut and * '* - ny. Sheppard’s parents died 11 Hails------Aldriii’s Work much of their labels oron ' some of the items — Rhode Maiid, most of New days.apart shortly after Ms 1964 whisky botUea bearing PX m a n n e d SPACE CENTER, du^ ^ to^y ortMal “^j^^^med?^ tol^toe et^kôrehand w^hy ^ Hampshire mid Vermont, and f'l n.t.i conviction, his mother hy sui Houston, Ttoc. (AP) - After one ”ight in Gerntod 18, .i«tion was set forth bv the Vietnamese police moved in stampîor example i r parts of iMaine, New York and cide. Officials said the pfiofs did a rompooed of ^ e f Judee morning, dragged were phony. Killer of 6 to Now Jersey. A jury of seven men and five look ait oedor movies of toe “ tremendoua” job M their pho- p ^ a judae Grif- **** goods into smaU “Things sell a lot better if Gypsy moth caterpillars each * t' * women, acting just under 12 NEW HAVEN (A P)-A rtour *® ‘ ' reoord-emoshing GemM 12 U a arcutt think they come from j a j ft .lavrirur the casc. TRien the three jiioges year devour foliage in Infested hours after receiving, the case, welk in space, No'vy■ Cmdr.- Eu - • ...... ------■ ------J.J. Davis, DaviB, conviczea convicted oi of ».ay.»s slaying on tbe sentence. found Sheppard innocemit to the Aldrin set a record for time . . >Anoeal« Md Dlst them. Clothing, foodstuffs and America,” one street vendor areas and are capable of defoli ^ t gene A. Oeman, who once did spestt outoldev an orbdttog space toilet articles went up in flames, said recently, six persons In a ShppUng spm Davis said nothing when the ating entire forests. One or two July 4, 1954, slaying of Marilyn the same toing, declared: ship to ® e e excursions totellng 4 Bottles of whisky were Although the South Vietnam- was sentenced today to death sentence was announced, but successive defoliations of a Shepp^. She was 31 and five ‘Mani that was reaJly cool, months away from bearing his ixuiRT'UKu, wwo iTOujr aDoutabout ovi6V4 nouTS*hours- His z-nwir,2-hour, 9- 1 ftvtri T>ato*4rvHiTA A /># smasnea ana cans oi veer tuiu ®®®esc governmentûvcxiuiiciiL ordered ^the electric n.hoir chair. stared out a courtroom hardwood tree can kill it. m M M Tbe Naitdonai Aeaxwauttes and minute stroll bested ^ insecticide were ripped open crackdown, American author- in the _ second child when she was beat uifs vftisiiiMiix vAfiisukuidviA ' 2. J Thp Reiitence was handed The tribunal set Jan. 18, 1987> This year, these Insect pests H f space Admirttotoadion leVeased cfomlnl 9 lecoid by one m t o u t e . with bayonets. ities are known to be concerned The s ® ^ ® J ® ' 't en to death in the bedroom of defoliated more than 32,000 toe «w.ffiirat 1.10140 feed .nrfof mnromore thanthen 11,-. Movies toowed___ j AWito n j_ i______g««ie..i- ,“Unconstitutional and void. Tnat '^Sie‘^Sc£s seized and de-aa. ‘overy\vrAv« “he4â oÛônAv\A«^fi/\n /vf ortiaf In down by tiiree Judges “T?e%“e*ê?toY^’flnal ar- ^ > > V S , their suburban Bay Village acres of forest. Most of the V' 1 500 feet of moviea Wednesday fuUy going about hie job of de- assembly^^Sf ^gtêr- «^*'®y®‘* ® part euphemistically called the ^ct^ ^ J ^ guments, appealed to toe Judges damage'fhib year hit New York il'rf/ty,'. i M home. Sheppard said she was night taken by Navy Oapt. '~ w sltato by an intruder. iemrinlng how well man can ^ the too two candidates of the stocks that formerly were ..open market.” : The section ® ^ murder to spare Davis’ Hie; (over 15,660 acres) end Con- •».' ^ ' ■■ James A. LoveU Jr. and Air woirk in space hy using v a j^ ^ the e v ^ n t^ ^ a n d id a t^ rS - *® *^® «Jded today waa only one of came under Oonnec- But toe prosecution hudst- ... (See page Twenty-Three) FVMoe Maj. Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. bandholds and reat^to. om- ^ majority. Callaway and ®^®‘“ "®“ black market areas opera- verdict” system, ed on toe death penalty, " .y e * *, . -'ti cials bad been puzzled by a fa- „ J z . ^ nearly choking off movement ung In Saigon, but Its location In ® ^ « Mrson convicted Davis’ putoUc defender, Anth- r's tigue problem encduntered bY L S g along the sidewalks, the heart of toe downtown area ony V. ^Mayo. said that in 4f " “ »^4 » evtous atroiiem. âLI u ^rtorJ^rgo^nwr. governor. Jh® ^he 1*“®®police acUori was “™®"aimed so,0 ciosA^to close to the U.S.^ U.S. Embwsy Embassy 2— , ^ j^^êbeffre It some states a n ’ ’IrreslBtatole im- * ,i s' "TO me, tt’s remarimble to ^ Ta Ua ^piôn,a “ nton t^ three-judge thre..tod«i cbl«ny »» shutting down the sale particularly embarrassl^ embarrassing. whetherwhatharê the penalty oenaltv pulse’ pulse” would . have , „ been , what he’e doing and that he mmel sald*^the Georgia provl^n obtained from x reporting of an Associated j ^ imprisonment, considered a defense for Davis' Overcast Stays where -he wants,” said r j a t S n e d StarU-S- Post Bxch^j^s and ~m- press survey of toe plUerage orÛfe ^ Oernan, whose mein tototticUtt-y. * mlssaries. So^ of this was stol- -i nm^Pôn and the defense chlatrist ‘ testified during toa during his walk was stayingtoying to (S^Pags Tent m bMore itched the Ameri- (See Page Ten) toe prosecution and the deienae ^ posttion to work. Oeman hsd to Celestial Pageant__ scurry to safety after he labored (Bee Page TMi) ■MTCW YORK (AP) — A show-Show- theme Museum JUUBOum 01 of Selene^Dcionce, saidBiuu theU.O *> hard Ws faoeplato fogged. - ar nf meteorites turned on a cloud cover opened only slightly Lovel| Altota flew ANOTHER JÎRST FROM THE |PEPSI-COLA CO. anartacular heavenly display In for five minutes and only two Wednesday ^ Ospe Ken^y, to the 3 and -meteors were observed. n s ., toom toe airciaft esrtiw Corruption Viet Nam I w^în^the United States today, Docai poUce departments in retrievsd them News Tidbits AltlanMctOcean. 12 one-way bottles in a new easy-carry washout for most of tho worlsl* waa ■viewed ■widely over< toe Texas- Pemhandle. Overcast skies obscured the (See Page Seven) Aims of U.S. Aid Often Foiled Auto racer Art Aifons sur Leonid meteor shower for mll- “ •niere were bright wWte yotffname... States, on Its way to the Viet Paul Gleason of Webster, Mass., vived a apectacular crash of his Uons of ground observers In the lights all over toe place,” said EDITOR'S NOTE — The ob jet car, going 580 miles per Weldon Lewis at Boiger, Tex. I Oong or to toe coffers of some an Air Force doctor helping out - ONE-WAY CASE H .i' United States Including New ject of massl've U.S. ecMxftnic at the province hospital, flew off hour, on the Utah salt flats to England and Japan. -Astro “ You can see about 10 at a time Mariani Sees aid to South Viet Nam is to profiteer in this provincial cap!- \ tal near the Clambodlan border? by helicopter to a remote Mon- day but his auto, the “ Green nomical observers flying over all the time.” shore up countryside and peas^ tagnard hamle|;. He found a _ Monster” was demolished. . . • the cloud levels indicated the Michael Bennett, assistant N ew com er as ants and encourage resistance \oiazer was able to top toe theft, ’ W t he never found out. number of tribesmen with ad- 1 State and New Haven police re- ^ touted sky show — forecast to manager of the Morrison mane- to toe Viet Cong. But the real!-. • vanced stages of malaria. ported they , have cracked one[- Take home 12 big, no-deposit, no-return bottles of Pepsi or Diet Pepsi t be. the .a . ___ moata brilliant \r% in Tnnrftlmore atarium_l__ S_In «San_^$Ji Francisco, said Next GOP Bops Uespf .life in thej>roylnces,often About toe same time, Joe Perscnalized a Chances were the doctor 'Ot the largest motorcycle theft than a century — didn’t come he watched the Show through foil toe American [purpose, re Gulvas of Boulder, Colo., an would not be able to get back to rings in Connecticut with toe OROTOM (AP)—Tto hext Re- offon asao wellYveu as expected. -~r------broken clouds. Ho said ho ob------sulting in large losses '^ ^ ^ anjwne loads. Only 10 arrived. insure recovery, but he knew! ain to use force is necessary to brilliant in Minden, La„ and Wednesday to trap some of toe ^ mind in making the Up a back alley the adviser • • Somehow, two coment-carry- from the bitter experience of Imprinted with youi* end Rhodesia’s rebellion. . . • Meridian,Lenoiaxi, Miss. particles from toe meteor show- statement, Chuck Glpzer, a retired Los An ing trucks had disappeared ■ in other doctors working out^ln.the! ; Photogr^riis taken and proc f f :name. One Day serv twelve 10 ounce bottles. You save more. And there’s nothing to return! At toe McDonald Observatory g, through wWi* too earth Is' ’Hie current' chalifrian, A. gales detective —' fom-* three thei 80-mile journey from sa(- provinces that anything more essed by Prince PhlUp go oa In Wert Texas, N. A. Fain de- passing. - - 1 Searle Plnney, announced his trucks each containing ur ioo- gon, despite efforts of the U.S. \ would be sold to toe Viet Oong sale In London with proceeds ic e a t scribed toe meteor spectacle as amaterir astronomer at IntMrilon to resign Tuesday Ulo aackii of rice, or m> than 1st Infantry Division and U18 6th ! or that the enemy would come going to one of his pet projectSt a-, “ historic shower” and casUo Rock,>26 miles south of night and said he. wqtfld call a ton in ^l^l, that som had Arvn Army i f the l^pubUc of In and grab it for their mala- the World WirtUfe Fund, . . . a OJÊ-WAY CASE of Pepsi or Diet Pepsi... today! claliiiod it was mu«* greater Denver, Ooloi, said ho counted another meeting of too State not been unloaded at dis-' Viet Nam — Diviskml to protect ria-ratiaged troops. Two of seven toriwos aboaii • Leonid occiurences of toe 3Q0 meteors in 46 miiriitef. Central'Gominlttea in aboi^ a charge point 1 , tbe copvoy. Or, m ire ;Ukely, AH of these things happened Navy iie^pler are .Jidaktaf [y Wilton's past. Fain said he was certain /oiSre also was a tartlUantfdls- «o n to t e . a rota ort Ws ta c toay Aever left - ^ dofeks.\ Was tots rice, provided freei (See .Page Seven) after dltchlniad lOO miles., o ff 964 M Am STREET tile rate of fill k^PI»d 600 an at tWo-mUe Wgî LeadviUe, ceasor. ‘ biy toe^titxpayen of the Vnltad Late thi next afterhoon,\Oapt isan Clemente (Island in Cali XANOHBSTER Pepsi Cola in all our other packages? Of course! Nothing’s changed, if you prefer Pepsi jiour. ' Colo. . Mariart roiteratad toa$ ha fornia. • • • ' , . ■ ■ - ( Phone 646-7781 In Buffalo, .N.Y., Brnert B. ^ ftfioMi) (ipef Pag# Nina) 1 y . -!|ooitb, toe astrtnomy curator at as you’re buying it. Same range of sizes.Mfrom single drink tp family size. ' V V i r.L*R.\? A JL

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LVjÎiliJG Hi il'.Li), CONN., TiilillGDAY, NOVGiîDER 17, 1966 PAGE THREE PAGE TWOl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, cdN N , THURSIÂY^ NOVEMBER 17, 1966 gambling question waa eritlcal the whole family. .H w Junior Code of Ethics of local police who it said are ■1 . De Los Angeles Vernon choir win sing Traycr cC 3hdnwo1d on Bridge Performers leas “aggressive” in enforcing AUCTION Ihaidugtvlng'* and the nenlar Suggested fo r anti-gambling laws than state I|i Best V o i ^ dHlf, "IliaakH^Mng.’* ^ ' KOV AU. VHnSSBS and federal agencies. SAtUROAY, N O V . 19. 1966 IDiDD A .M . ] Still at .Work, State Employes But the coimcil'^ Expressed 5^ in ^Mansfield Prpjecf H m Bar. Paid Bowtauui win n o o i s ms'VAKBir Ytomans IM . Cokiinbia, Com. Pleases CroM^ speak on the topto ‘M.O.R’’ H w some sympathy for local police The Baby H as^ My AUreSD SMKINWOUb ^ 1 1 0 5 HARTFORD (A P)-A code ' ? ;■- offering w ill be given -to “ Sbaia e IO CS Await Talks trying to break up gambling op Rain or Shine B y JOHN aaeCBMM Our Sttosfance" program of of bthics for all state employes erations. Am erverybody know , a i b w ? 6 9 1 2 \ THctoria De U x Angties pirtK Churdi WbrM Service. NEW YORK (AP)-Omclals waa recommended by the Legla- "A t best such work is discour Annaal Lions CWb Auction—Sofas, Chairs, Ohiiia, Glass! ^d^ the' highlights of last AR S t« area partic4>ants in776vUlts I made in Veifion, E. Main-88. Glaslag dFM you n eba to anraid ot the radio and television per latiVe Council in its report to aging” said the report. ”It re- Washing Machines, ’TVs, Beds, Lawn Mowers, Toys, Books, Snow Blower (like new). Tools, Water Heater, some Anttqnes,f evening's subscription eoaeert Am *HaMlla1d ProjaeT* hava S69 to MBtagtcni 88 in Somers direetiVB iafne by deputy loaing a hridt to en opponeat' r s i u f formers’ unlcm said today they - the 1967 General Assembly. -qulresûnremltting attention for New and Used Articles, Full of Surprises. Been Named... by the Hartford Symphony. bean auccesafuUy placad in gala. Btound Dwyw. ugh card. In Aw reomt robber KS are ready, to resufhe contract ’The codq would be adminis which local police seldom have Mlm Hoyt notea that ato» j, ^ ^ .^raf. mt . K 1 07 6S talks whenever the networks tered by a committee of elected the manpower,’.’ Lunch A^’allable By The Lionessea " ♦ * * 7 4 S „ , .liclt«. FTOtan,,. ud oitha. wnploymMit MMIdln, to e public pubUc'liMiai health nursesniirMS visit ,W t fle! Authority xaminda real- * ”* h v$ t issue the invitation. State officials and department Robert Hendrickson, Anctloneei—Seats For All RamsdaD, saptr- Bound, dota Francis, son of John Paul Jr. and Terry siastic appUnae front an an aU moAieini of new babies she that Shat Itato Street be- «• of cur 6 2 Officials of the APL-CIO heads. The committee would be BwMt Boland, 12 West St. He was bom Nov. 4 at Mancbeater dience of large>lmt not ca at schools. U abU to ohaenro problems in tween Market and Cottage -leading------aaepetto- - found---- - Amt ‘ American Federation of Televi chaired by the lieutenant gov pacity siae. Anaana atoo gkvea Aia oppenento Memorial H o^ltal. His maternal grrandparenU are Mr. and project was conducted at nature ef physical, emo- gtpggta will be cleeed atartlng sion and- Radio Artiste ended ernor. For A New 1967 Mrs. Francis Ei Sweet. 940 E. Middle Tpke. HU paternal Heard in aevcral numi the Maaafidd Training school tional or mental disturbance and jijonday to eaaAxiand and west- a chaiwe to defeat an -itobeat- their last bargaining session Mias De Dos Angeles ahla oontoaot. grandmother is Mrs. Mai^jorie E. Bound traffic, 4 0 A I . I M with ABC, CBS. NBC and the legislation that would control her best in Beethoven' Shaw and Involved 12^ -weeks parent the need for expert help area la in the develop- Opentag lead — aevxn of Mutual radio network early ILDSMOBILE "Ah! Perfido, air pollution, regulate auto OR A Ooflell, * ■ « Marie Ellzabetfa, daughter of Robert Ed ***^’ of training to meet the voca- madlcal cw, project TrafAc will be re- ^ !■ *» to pstoa nanay a f Awt-Laa Wednesday — four hours after Junkyards and extend collective t-MDSER DAIRY flcant oomposi She VALUE-RATED ward and Virginia Webb Cofiell. 157 Manchester Rd., E. ^ ttonal and employment needs of ‘^*4 fnldaMS or psychiatric j^Q^tad on to MMKaafj.i- ^ was _____ mglWC_ OS VM CWO, BMW KMW aWW WMV nam iMB «llW of Zanardl, Mark John, so I Jane Carlsten might abut your ownrtda out o f 'with the networks when they more severely an activity which 66 OLDSMOBILE gelee sang with excellent die- ^ community: inference, 26 were e x a i^ ^ arrested Wednesday on a war- Idglier Ann Sanardl, 197 Maple S t He v 1 at Manchester intoiition. Particlp^ from 17 to 36 a good atom. send out an Invitation.” the public does not consider a F-85 STATION WAGON FRESH—NOT FROZEN Memorial Hospital. His m at nts are Mr. and OopyrtgM 1966 The networks, AFTRA and She was heard in IhigUsh, Ital- exposed to an average of lasued by Clroult Court 12 Stoat won with toe aoe of tka- crime.” Fully equipped including ra Mrs. Relnhold Cvisten, Ivor ml grandparents a total of 11 diphtheria and six with obtaining General Heatares Oorpb the AFLrCIO Screen Actors dio, heater, auto., power lan, and S^>anlah and^^would ^2 training in a variety The council’s report on the are Mr. and'MrsL John SSapid meaales Injected plus 11 doses ^ pretenses. monda and retuned a s p ^ for Guild were reticent about what steering. Has less than 5,000 i r Phone 643-4446 4r ^ h a id w tto choose the lan- J®** settings, where their work 'W est to niCf. Went toen oahhed be hard put to cnooae tne lan- ^ poMo vaccine. wdiUaed under the *" ™*‘ «»noa was -happening behind the miles. Balance of new car guage in which her declamation potential, attitudM -and b ^ In the laiington schools- 57 awDearanee *** * * * titomondw, and South m «a, daughter of James P. and scenes -Wednesday, but Oona- warranty. MoOwvIlle, 53he best A. wKm M she havlor could be observed and physicale«uS^wereglv- ^ ’»■**«««*• Rita Kumnick avine. 453 Summit S t She was bom Oct DELICIOUS Way warned,'"a strike is inevi thanksgivino d a y 1 toul warmed up with the re- ® proteMKmally ûdents of the t^th MU Ptoy Aoa table unless there is a change in *3195 M ait S t Hospital, Hartford. Her paternal grand- WINES — CORDIA1.S mother JU 'M n . Jade bcothers, Bruce, 6„ Alan, 8, and Dean, 2. Available at aU ttmea made ,-works.” This study of -Lynda Bird Johnson, elder daughter of President and Mrs. John ^•‘Afro-Negro" r o - N e g r o " b it which were, some fuU-time. was done on the Mon to oenter aaound toe 4-H toward dummy. I f Weet ruffs. I Management personnel stood tain. dertarer can get to dummy for your eattog pleasure at son,'was made this week at the White House when sh^ posed for a White ANOTHER FIRST to reality, more Spaniah or basis of a careful evaluation OMdsenahip ehort oouree held by and tape machines were DIABETIC DETECTION TEST j Babricant; Stoven Andrew, son ef Robert and Anita Named to toe board of dl- wlto a trump to dieoard the home. Moroccan N egro. Jtt her which ia repeated every three each Bummer in WaBbtagton, lloaded -with reruns to continue House photographer. (A P Photofax) ______. Oroaaman Fsbrkxnt, 103 Munaey Rd., Emerson, N J . He was rectors were MdDonough, ,A1- queen of cUta on toe ace of final *V e loe vengo" by yesrs. The student’s education la D. C. Come and tea Blaa and prog;rams in the event of a drinks, milk and ice cream f o r MANCHESTER'S OLDEST! b o n N or. 8 at Bamert H o^tal, Paterson, NJ. B s matemsl Rodrigo, her voice waa some- not completed. Dr. RamadeU A panel ddacuaslon win be ^âO^ Peter-H>f IREE OF (ilARGE | grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Max Grossman, 21 Adelaide I f West dtadarda on toe sec strike. ,, Lynda Bird Career Prolifie, from vending machines In the * time8~partiaHy overwhelmed by s ^ A tmleas there ere definite êle- NBC, ABC and CBS all prom basement, but she has gone out Rd. XDb paternal grandmother is Mrs. Bernard Fabricant, from ond apade, dummy wins and CtMor joins your Ameiriean Diabrtes Aaaoe. Tne. sa d # the orcjiestral acoompanlncnt. plana for his future, gates from Tolland county who ised that weekend fwtbali New London. He has two brothers, Bernard, A and Donald, A returns toe Jack o f spades. I f for lunch. There is an electric • / The remainderrtmatader of the program ll i e programpn at ManatMd is attended toe oouree. Those on « « « « » « « Ton®"" games would be carried as The Conn. State Board of Health In making “ DIABETIC $ • • • • ' • ------ElBBt plays toe queen. South VILLA MARIA But Chauffeur Job Terrific! coffe maker in the office. was pdthtog to get excited about, federally financeA Anthony the panel will be Kathleen and scheduled. DETECTION TESTS” available during Diabetes Week, $ The Hm I s^ b V mhos toirera ruffs wid can get to dummy ed office headed by Christine ' Lynda has her own large Hendenon, Daniel Lee, son b f Richard and Judith Jt opened with Mendelssohn’s Maghooco, principal «f toe Tal- EUeen Wandzy, Vetnon; Carol i, gg p ,* gt,. BockvlOe. F. AFTRA ia seeking a minimum WASHING’rON (AP) — Lyn desk, covered with yellow legal Manchester's'OLDESf financial in- thru Nov. 19 — AT CALDOR PHARUACIESI $ Leonard Henderson, 267A Lyman Rd.. Bolton. He was bom ^ fgg, Whitaker, Lynn Putnam. Mans- " -wlto a trump In tons to discard da Bird Johnson, career girl Sadler Coe, a family friend, Third Symphony, known as ccttvIUe School, ^ xj, a. tn -rr ,______O. Box n7, teL 870-3186 or 648- ^ dub on tlw tan of apadsi. FOODS weekly base pay of $226 for , , J pads, notes, magazines and a Nov, 8 at Manchester Memorial Hospital His maternal "Sootch.” which haa little ot trainable retardatea and those field; Suaan Drew, Hebron; with a chauffeur, may turn out L j i n d a worked so long Monday telephone. She shares Mrs, 27U. K iQaat fgua (o pi^y toe Njueen 618 Cdebrook Road newsmen ■ with another $225 ! stitution is Manchester's FIRST fi CHECK DIABETES.. . ..USE rHi:st: rACi's grandparents are Mr. and .Mrs. Donald Leonard, Lyndonville, Caledonian flavor about It What «"tertog or needing ra-evahm- DIm “ ** Glaatoptmry weekly guarantee for camera to be one of the speediest maga she nearly arrived late for a ------— ^------c f apadea, South disoarda a dia^ Coe’s office. Vt. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra Alva Hen-/ little there is (to second and la st « « tor ®P®®^ appearances — a total of $450 a zine writers on the circuit. White House gathering of thea- eager for a MmV Exciitlvt Thtnt lost «f Wtight Omdodi In Vtsitn an iMt rMfS ihi* nancial institution to align itself Cdwmm friquint Urlnotion IlchlM Cvti 6 ScratthDi MAoIdd VIIE Kdad derson, ^ Jrtmabury, V t. He has two tuothers, David, t, movements) was either Ignored ^ was reepo^^ *2 ^ 5 ** CHICKEN FRIB week. In her third full week with Mc- ter patrons at 6 p.m. She was - peek at Ljrnda, are other young / 1 Constant Hungir Tin tattp Hool Slowly of TIwm H a lf-D olla rs^ a asama vsqr rtmpte, but ■ad Mark, A ALSO A SPECIALTT Union spoke.smen declined to Calls magazine, she is said to the host. She left Tuesday at pg^,g ^ y,gir 20s, most of them with a new On-Line Burroughs Com / • • • ■ • or mlaundenrtood by M r. Wlno- g"**” * * ^ ^ Mm» Rilotivti efUlobttks OMir Wonun (ofttr 4% I ■tr mAv'N* •67 • 1 • -rs . there’s aometolpg tempting say what the present minirt\ums have completed one stop' and s 4:45 p.m. working in the library, legal, graA He was 111 at ease to toe **” *>*• <**® Aualin Thimer V a m s m i i e F a r t •bout Unesaea. The temptaMon uwyt» Ptopl* evDf 4D fflTH ««f of fivt V — lw.YW—' ■ / Besggrcn, N o d Bobeet, son o f IMward Leonard Jr. and “*ld project /.4«ots a* toe UWvereity of CALL A33-98SI are but a member said the cur researching a second. Lynda is Today, she was to be with her and research divisions of the Km hi 1 Ovtrwtii^ Ptopb on wcwtn) | Ml$tt Rim mIMImI MUdrsd M êill Berggren, 472 luring St He was bom Nov. alow Introduction to toe first ^ enricto"^ Connecticut. Refr eehmcntB and ^ ' coat Soulh a am n l thousand dol- puter System scheduled to go Into movement, and in the entire rent base Is $215 a week plus on- taking the typewriter seriously jj,other and sister, Mrs. Patrick Machinists Union national at- B E ALEnx: iti: l:s ri:o; -6 at Manchester Memorial Hospital His maternal nandmoth- ment center tor children froin « « toformal social hour will Of Americana camera and on-microphone fees and coworkers say she is fast j. Nugent, at Bethesda Naval flees. use after January I, 1967. which er is Mrs. Robert McNeill, 11 Femdale Dr. Hia patSnal grand- slow movement which was sad the ilrat, second And third foUow the panel diaousBton. which generally exceed the and eager...... Hospital...... while. the President Lynda, serious about her Jpb, DIABETES CAN BE CONTBOLUaO / saothef Is Mra. Edward Beiggren Sr., 9 Foster/St He has a ly lacking in true lyricism. grades who hanne dU^ciAty Oount^ Fair Tonight BOSTON (AP) — The vice Ravel's "Rapsodie' Blqiagnole" __ base. The 22-year-old elder daugh- undergoes'surgery. wants no publicity about her- will provide our patrons with faster, Diabetes la a chronic condition. The sooner it to dis .toother, Nein EdwarA 4; and a sister, Nancy 2H. teaming in toe regular cleaB- The annual country iqion- president of the Federal Re- a For Tour Party Reaervationa —■ Phone 648-6068 e ter of President and Mrs. John closed the program, aiKl while The union also wants staff While Lynda works at the Me- self, no photographs. She says covered the better are a person’s chancy of living a • ••••' / sored by BL Join’s S^ptscopal g^rve tutA- of Boston the announcers’ pay hiked from the orchestra’B ensemble and WED. and THURS. son started her part-time office, her chauffeur she wants a chance to ijjroveijirove 'more efficient service. full, productive, satisfying life. The three principal N Hairy, Jennifer Ann, daughter of Cêorge L Jr. and These chUdren are seen on a RA JtaH dollar to going toe way of Billy Vaa andAhe Every $196 to $220 a week. “ around $10,000’ a year Job with ‘êa'ds in the car, herself first. Her first krtiole means of control are: (1) carefully planned diet, (2) Ann Garriaim Bailey, 34 Carol Dr. She .yras bom Nov. 10 at Intonation were better than I part-ftma l»a is , RamadeU not- a* 5:30 p-m. with a chicken dtai- ” “COUNTRYMEN” Thnra. la a two-week Internship in the regulated exercise, and-(3) injection of insulin which have aometimes beard them. ’The giiild seeks a three-year parked in a tow-away bus zone, may appear early next ,year, a Manchester Memorial Hospital Her mhtemal grandparenta ad, raiîing firom two to ten ner.. There wUi l»e a aeoond t“ ® rtiver dollar, Ladies' contract increasing daily pay New York office. the body lacks. There are also medicines taken by there was little of Iberian flavor houn a week. All of the cWl- aorvlng at 7 p.m. "The pubUc apparently has FRL and SAT. She can buy candy bars, soft magazine spokesman said. a n M f. and Mra. Marcus Garrison, Cards m il Rd., Columbia. from $106 to $1^ for its 18,000 Now, as part of the Washing mouth which are sufficient in some cases. D irt and to the performance by Mr. Win- dr«n are of average intelligence The fair will also be open accepted a half-dollar-teas eocn- Hank Erich and the Night! exercise are the first essentials of treatment. Often Her patenud grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. O. Lewis Bailey, -VERSAllLES” members who perform in live ton news corps — more them 2,- ograd. He managed a degree of and toe goal of toe center to to tomorrow trom U a.m. 'to 9 omy," Gordon Watta said they are all that are required. Mansfield Center. 1^ has a toother, Roger AIb<^ 3. Lee Stan^co, your hostess invites All Drinks commercials. 000 strong — she wofka in an restraint which I did not antlci- equip the cMkhen with toe P-m. and Saturday from 11 Wednesday, For Ladles you to -.come when the fUu mad office building near her father’s MANY PEOPLE HAVE D IABEI^ Reavlel, Tammy Anne, daughter of Terrence L and pate, but be waa lacking ln>con- akSto neoeaaary to have toem s-m. to 2 p.m. M is. Bntost w hile "m erely guesaliig,” good time to! Only 86e VENEZUELA BUYS JETS office and can apply for the ^ "ft ’ft vicUon in his interpretation. function auooesatully in Uieir SJooglund and Mrs. Andrew watte said he "wouldn’t be aur- Today 4,000,000 Americans have diabetes. Of these, Anne Daley Reaviel WarrenviUe. She was bom Nov. 9 at .BONN, Germany . (^P) — White House correspondent’s DON'T MISS IT... 1,600,000 do nrt yet know they have it. About 5,600.000 Manchester Memorial Hoîtad. Her maternal grandmother is He seemed to understand the regular claasrooms. McMHlan are co-chairmen end pâed u the Treasury Just dto- Venesuela baa purchase 74 sur association.' 1 S A V I ' N G ' S more Americans now living will develop diabetes dur final section, "Feria” the best At toe center indiyldual tu- Nro. Norman B ^ is treasurer, continued production of halves." OAK ST. RESTAURANT Mra. D«motfay Daley, 16 Dreecher Rd. Her paternal grandpar FREE PARXlNai Fine Food and Booorageotl plus Sabre Jrt fighters from the Two mornings in a row, a ing their lives. One person ill four — nearly 50,000,000 ents are Kr. and Mrs. Bverette Reavlel WarrenviUe. of the four portions of toe work, taring to provMed in reading St. Jeaeph’s Guild Meets He said people began collect- West German Luftwaffe, the White House limousine has H lid LOAN Americans — is believed to be a "carrier” of diabetes. • • • • • while -Prelude a la nult” was and cultometic on toe level at The St. Joseph’s School half-doUars when the U.8.- Defense Department said today. pulled up to a curb on busy Con A S .S O C I A 1 1 O N These can transmit diabetes to their offspring, though they may never develop the condition themaelvea S t AraaaA MeHeaa Ann, daughter o f James C and played with little understanding -which child finds auccees, Guild win meet tonight at 7:30 mint began producing 80-cent A spokesman said the planes necticut Avenue. Lynda, wear PORTABLE TV RIOT ^j^SM/rJTjr^sji v t M S f or sympathy. Mr. Winograd HAmadcll said. The staff con- at the school hall. The program pieces beauing the likeness c< will be overhauled and flown to ing a suit, Righted with a Secret Martha Bach St AmanA ToUanA She was bom Nov. 10 at risaaaiat- latTiTSTiir ______------Manchester Memorial Hospital Her maternal grShdparents seemed to concentrate on en- toste of |a fUU-time teacher-di- .wlU concern Christian prepara- John F . Kennedy, hut aaya what Venezuela shortly. He said Uie Service man. There were pas- iaaasutli’l m n Manchester— 1145 Tolland S sire Dr. and Mrs. L E. BacA RalelsA N.C. Her i>atemal aemble rather than Inteiprete- rector, fuU-flme tutor, part-lime tion for Christmas. Members began as a fad haa become purchase contract was signed sersby, but few noticed her in TURNPIKE TV grandmother is Mrs. L C. St AmanA Indian OrcharA Mass. tion, with a result that this noc- rociai worker and a part-time will demonatrate and apeak standard practice, Tuesday. the morning rush. 1007 MAIN — NEAR MAPLE ST. A Turnpike— E xit 93, $ urne was maladroltly angular in -psychological examiner. about customs used in their THANKSaiVINE DAY AT nANO’S _She has a sister, Martha Sue, 6. Watte told a reporter he be The spokesman end the Vene Then, it’s through the double NEXT TO STOP AND SHOP b r a n c h o f f i c e , ROUTE 81, COVENTRY ^ _ Wflbur Cross Parkway J turne waa maladiroltly angular October Nnrrtng Retort homes, lieves the Treasury Department zuelan Embassy declined to dis glass doors, a smile for Ihe V ▼entara, Jay Mlchart, son o f Dominick Jr. and Betty in sound. ITie amount of bedside care Santa’s Toy Party Set is coming to the conclusion tiiat close financial details of the lobby guard and up the elevatdr ■ ______' and treatments given patients The Woman’s Society TURKEY DINNER $335 Xton Avery Ventura, 158 Eldridge St. He was bom Nov. 9 at _ minting more halves, or at leaof deaL to the eighth-floor, beige-carpet- ill at home oontinues to in- Christian Service o f the Ver- PLUS—A DOZEN MENU SELBOnONS ‘Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparenta minting in present quantities, TO CHOOSE FROM! -are Mr. and Mns. Kenneth Avery, 77 Oliver Rd. His paternal Legume Covers erease slowly but steadily, ac- non Methodist Church will "may be Just a waste that’s de- cording to the report issued by hold its annual Santa’s Toy -NO FAMILY TOO LARGE" / grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Ventura Sr., 198 EI- pletlng our silver stortte.’’______------DDOfER SERVED IN OUR BALLROOM ■drldgeTSt H e has a brother, Scott m ch a el 2; and a slater, - H fg t iw a y - H jy flfes Ruto-E;- itoyt, supervisor of to*r-?arty at the church Friday at Watte said there is an ample CALL NOW FOR RESERVATIONS! Tamra Lyn, L ® •' Rockvilte^public Health Nurs- 8 P-ni- supply of other coins. • • • • • ATLANTA—More than 36 spe- teg AssoclaUon. The couple’s club o f the Kelsey, 6ohB FleyA son of Floyd and Jacqueline Danger cies of annual and perem lai During October 1,332 -visits church w ill meet Saturday, Krtsey, 266 E. Middle Tpke. He was bom Nov. 10 at Man plants grow well on the expos- were made. O f this number 256 Work w ill be started on the chester Memorial Hospital. Hia maternal g^randmother is ed subsoil of highway cute, were specifically for bedside renovation of the kitchen and Mrs. Dorothy Danger, 1065 Main St His maternal great- fiiio and ditehea. One of the "* d treatment and 164 o f members are aaked to dress THURSDAY grandpeuents are Mr. and Mrs. John McCollum, 68 Lockwood most promising, reports the these patients were under the accordingly. S tH e has a brother, Ronald, 13; and two sisters, Lisa, 6, and Georgia Agricultural Station, Medicare program. Thanksglvtag Eve Sendee DINNER Denhto A . is crownvetcb, a legume with ' Miss Hoyt points out that un- -8- family Thanksgiving eve restcRiront clustera of lavendar to white der the Medicare program, peo- aervice-will be held in the sanc- ROUTE 6 and 44A, BOLTON—648-2842 B ats, John Stephen, son o f mcheUe Sr. and Annie bloom. It grows well on high- pl* over 65 yean of age are teary of the Union Congrega- SPECIALS Turner Rattl, East St, Hebron. Ho was bom Nov. 10 at Man way embankmente and stays entitled to medical care, nurs- ^^nal Church next Wednesday chester Memorial Hospital His maternal grandparents are green ell year. ing care and physical therapy, 2:30 p.m Plus Our Regular Menu Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Turner, Newport News, Va. His pa Honeysuckle also adapts well on order of a private psysiclan, ,’The service to designed for ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Ratti, East S t, to steep banks. And daylllies and persons who have been hos- • Boast Beef Hebron. He haa a brother, Michelle Jr., 8; and five sisters, and iris, spaced three feet pltallzed for at least three A d Jus Theresa, 17, Patsy, 16, Maiy, 14, Cora, 6, and Margaret, 4. apart, wlH cover a bank in two days, tmder this program, are Now ■'Open Roast Beef Plate ^ ^Fashion is Fun Again • • • • • yeare end show a profusion of entitled to care immediately, Showing THEATRE EAST W ith Mushroom Sauce Shanahan, PatHola KeUy, daught^ o f Francis E. and bloom for six to eight weeks. Anyone under Medicare re- I Marion MacDonald Shanahan, 3 Bancroft Rd., Ellipg^ton. She ------celves nursing service regard- TEL. S43-7832 FREE PARKING BIRCH ST. REAR OF THEATE8 Burt Lancaster, Lee Marvin o Meat Ravioli was 11 at Manchester Memorial Hosplt^. Her pa Germans VoLunteer ^ss of ability to pay. Robert Riraa Italian Style MATiNEE at 8:48 — EVENING at 6:80 - 9 P.M. ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. F. W. Shanahan, Hart- BONN — The number of vol- tee total number of visits Claudia Cardinals af the new Shoe Dpatfmenf forA EQie haa direq sisters, Claudia, 15,. Lynn, U , and Mau-. unteera sent overseew by West te October, 980 were for **AM0N8 IRE im T H linnES------— reen, A Germany’s service- for develop- tee health guidance, and 96 Now Accepting ■ OFALLTUIIEr.fitetoosw‘ ing countries to expected to were to patients not found or Thanksgiving Lnnen, Dorrtoe JoeQen,'ûghter of Earl . C. and Doris reach 1,000 in 1066. Thrir stay home. Divided into the PM llSliDiUUS Dinner : Johniaon Larsen, 621 Bush Hill M/'She waa bom Nov. 10 at abroad usually lasts two yeaais. areas served by- toe association. A aXUMBU nCIUKES REUAS ilieQospeLaccoRdiiMi Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother Most of (hem go to African ------■ ■» " ----- MNAVlSiad'TKHMOOIOir Reservations Monday torn Friday i09L9UtttKHr is Mrs. George V. Johnson. Sr., Portland. ^ r-.p a tem a l grand countries. Tel. 643-2342 “Delray” in hickory $ 1 2 parents are Mr. and Mrs. Erllng F . Larsen, 46 Doane S t She -Profwaionals’' 7:00-9:00 Csm^SKM.^ , has two brothers, Richard, 10, and Doiric, A BOLTON U K E “Short” 8:66 ST A im H G IRKOW Sat-Sun. “ Prof.” 2:20-4:36 7 BnnniforA William Richard Jr., son of William Rich- HOTEL *1Bnssiana” at SdIO, ’ PJIL, Shorts SdW with CINEMA 1 6:li0-9:00 aid Sr. and Ma^yn Kurts Hunnifbrd, 62 Garden Grove Dr. FIANO’S MsaancowoMwii He wgs bom Nov. 11_ at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His ' OOVIONQg 3T. BUT tO MAIN ST. Look for our in tiia shoe maternal grandparenta are Mr. and M^. Ralph .Richard Fn. Night ■•THE HUSSIAHS ARK COMIHg, Kurtz, 847 Keeney S t His i>atemal grandmother is Mrs. Ethel RESTAURAHT M. HunniforA 441 Center St Special THE HUSSI.AHS ARE COMINiS.’ ’BiEW r FRANK’S CAFE LUNCHEON BUFFET Battallno, Laura Lee, daughter of Donald Cartnen and “aara” In hickory $1$ ’the Family Restaurant Tuesday to Friday Janet H iller Battalihb, 74 Richard Rd. She waa bom Nov.,11 CORNER MAIN A PEARL SeDera ^ " A SHOT IN TH E D A R K " — CoUv Your feet will'look as good as they feel in the style at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal gândpar- TmiN oBts are Mr. and Mrs. Gordon P. Miller, Newing^ton. H er pa wcisacotoaH STEAKS! STEAI^! and look you love from Hush Puppies. Classic Breathin* ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Michael Choice — and Prices The WetherafielA She baa a sister, Cheryl Ann, 2. phto "B U N D F O U >" with LOBSTERO Whole Family Can Afford! Bnjshed Pigskin casuals are made for the whole family. / • * • • • Rock Hudson ^ H O R T ...... $1.75 . Come to D&L’s beautiful new Shoe Department ^ d we'D t f sHwy, Susan Irene, daugditerôf-vMichael B. and Pa T -1 ^ I(E $2.75 tricia Hoae Massey, 44^ W. Middle Tpke. She was bom Nov. FILLETIMSGNON $2.95 ITS 801 8QI show you the many other new styles in stock. U at Manchester Memorial ôspltaL Her maternal grand- VIRNJUVIRNJU ■; . \ 'v-\ ZBOtber to M ra In n e R ^ Oneco. H er paternal grandparents $ 1 ^ 5 V Children’s Hush Puppies, too, at $ 0 ' • r e Mir. and M ra E d w a ^ Maissey, Moosup. Complete. Lobsteif ^ j- ' y ■*•••• ■ p in n e r Funny! IMBatttoto, Jennifer Ann, daughter ot Eugene and Friday Only . Jeanne Whltehill DlBattlsto, 61 Sharren Lane, ThompsonVille. Fas^Ml9vfng! “ Duke” in ' New Low Price ^ 2 ,9 5 She teas bom Nov. 11 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her Also Complete Seafood houndawg, matslnal grandparents are Mra Virginia WhltehiU, Peace The Luseloui! " ObepA JamaiOA WX, and SnUiam Whltehill, H Center Bc 28 Norto St. a Ihl. 428-8601 meno. Lon Mai Trio gunsmoke $11 fltoeclaltolBg b •Mriutoibg. Bbr patoRua grandmother Is Mra Dominie DiSatristo, 21 w n jJ M A N n o ThM lhi Ce«rfeC.8otif #• . . , for your HsteBing and tins Ttallaii- KIPS! WIN A GIANT, PLUSH "DOGGIE INYHE WINDOW' Heartwmwgh RA She has two brothera, Michael. 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\ - /I I. ■>. N' MANCHESTJJR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,'C30NN, THURSDAY,^ NOVEMBER 17, 1966 . PAGE FIVE CONN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1966 jA G E m V K Maiylou Blauvelt of Weigold TuMday signed a rrejewal play space fte* special exhibits them t o fine me $i00;" . Miss Beiinald their taxes within the time foreign student for one year. illness, disability aSd death ex TEL. 688-2415 The board agreed to sponsor The tryout period for nine and William Holley has araiounced CommiWtee for the society. MLss Horn 'and Stephanie Al vide qn enrichment to the pres *etition in Houston, Texas. counclL at Valle’s Steak House in Harb- South 'Windsor Correspondent, P w partment of the town employe Anne Lyons, teL 644-8582. Another new group this year PRE staff would be singled out fdr The funds will be made avail- foad, ^ . I t able from existing town funds d ,.. porter L. Fortune Jr., ex- pay raises at this time. origrlntdly allocated for hiring ecuUve secretary of the Na- i i . , i I m I Mayor Throwe noted that the a library director. Frank Gold- tiorial Exchange Club, will ad- HOLIDAY f- i salary study committee had sub en, chairmM of the library dress the g(roup. The National SALE I I # ^ mitted a report in 1965 on toum board, said there is very little club has its headquarters in empkê salary s6hedules but B £ R N / £ ‘S 1 possibility th a t'a full-time di- T\>iedo, Ohio, WALL TO WALL A -■ ■* commented that changes bad rector will be hired in the cur- , Prior bo becoming executive been effected since that time rent flecal year due to a lack of secretary tn 1961, Dr. Fortune MAGEE CARPET that called for a r^study of the Weekend DUPONT 801 NYLON qus^fied pereoimel willing to.ac- tatight at^BSnory 'University end MANCHESTER program. cept the post and a lack of at the University of North Car- FAMOUS HERCULON and ACRILON Councilman Howard «..ît8 space in. town libraries to house olina. He received his B.A. de- PARKADE •aid the intent of redentag thh a director. gree from the UndVersity of request to the oammMtee was The total cost for implementa- North Carolina, an M.A.. from not to tae thie idea but to act SALE OPEN EVES. TO 9 tion of a 35-hour week at the Emory and a Ph.D. from toe tntelUgently on the matter‘and bbraries is $4,10() for '^yibll Uitivwsity of Norto C a to ^ .Thursday, Friday, to guard the town general gov and maintenance costs. Of this The author of numetous pub- TEL. 643-9561 Installed In Any. Room ernment bitdgial as set for the amount, some $1,300 Will be Hcataons both i n f i e l d of Saturilay With Padding and Labor fiscal yeag. Httte noted that the used for maintenance. academic spedallzaition and in tax pate is determined by pro Golden commented that the various areas of college admin- SQ. YD. jected, needs of town agencies most Important step to be under- istmtion; Dr. Fortune has ^ and these ace set after careful UP TO UP TO taken at this time to meet the active in numerous community LARGE SELECTION OF COLORS Btu^y. activitiels. He is a 32nd degree WEAR! Expert Salartea increased demands for addition al services is an Increase in the Mason and a member of toe ■ t t i i it f * l NoUng tliBit tte memben of Shriners, the saMcy study oonmdittee are number of hours the libraries HERCULON are open. The meeting ■will start with a 0.50 censMerefU experts^ in the field, social hour at 7 p.m. followed by $ Bgaa said the committee is ful Referring to a report and dinner at 8. ly qnalifled on the subject study on the town library sys In Cheer Show - whereas ooundl members could tem by Kenneth R. Shaffer, lib HELCO'$ ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYER CARPETING ^ q . y d . The following town children O not be due to their divenn oc- rary expert, last year. Golden will participate in the annual INSTALLATION AUOW ANCE CERTIFICATE JUTE BACK, FOAM BACK—GOOD SELECTION OF COLORS cupattotiaL He commented that saJd one of the recommenda- Jane Hart Cheer ■ Troupe toe membera of tUa ocmmiittee tions of the report was that the Thanksgiving show at the Ga r opwBent pexsonnel experts facilities remain open a mini bles Convalescent Hospital in ' Cram toA'town, rtate and indus mum of 36 ,boure i>er week. Hartford: YesI We have them h stock now! trial areas and are in a poedtiem In answer to‘ a question by Dfibbie and Patti Brough,' to decide on odmiitiBtrative councilman Umberto DelMas- Suzanne Kuehn, Cheryl and SPECIAL OFFERING probleims negandUng personnel tro. Golden said the estimated Lypn Dudek, Betty Kuehn, Deb- rekuttons in tlie area of toe merit cost ter a 26-week period bib Mills, Sharon Varrick, Dean- •ystem, grade steps and .otMr Jan. i thibiigb’June 30, the end n4 Lawson, Donna Dolan, Kathy K e w B U tm Cacats. of the fiscal year. Kuehn. CERAMIC During toe study oommlttoe One of the criteria for recsiv- Also, Carol Waltkus, Nola Carney, Cheryl Chaponls, Mary TILE BATHROOM oonteotod for toeir.ai^tBisaijof . j h-k« to tion b i hew library facilities is Ellen Gobble, Susan Landry, Inatalled—ûp to 100* sq. f t the sttuatlon. Gloria Donofrio and Sandra Town Manager Sprenkel not that ex i^g libraries must be Material and labor. » SPECIAL MONEY SAVING PRICES NOW ON • Waist ***o»*^“^** NEW 19GS LEFT-OVER FORDS RUGS And WE SERVICE LAVE MODEL RDARANTEED USED CARS •5 .9 8 MATIAG WE INSTALL SELECT FROM f F|FTY| f i 1965 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE OZITE 9x12 BBRNIFS PAY AS YOU PLEASC PLAN Indoor, Outdoor BRAIDED RUGS . Reduced This Week REMNANT V-8 engine Floor Shift, Mag Wheels, WSW Tiree • NO MONEY ÔWN • UP TO 3 YEARS Iteg. 855A O .^^^^ TO PAY • 90 DAYS—NO CARPET CARPETS ’ 149 5 FINANCE CHARGE . • BANK FINANGINO Won’t FMb, Shrink^ I ' ' • NO ,PAîrMENTS UNTH. FOBRUABY V. Ret or Mildew IMPORTED 9x12 m S T O C K ' r - r - V - i r wkiths CSKMMe: BRAIDO RUGS VHE DEAL $1 Sq. Yd. Bog. #29.95 12 F t Widths THE DEALER Good Selection Of Coldn THE SALESMAN B £ R N I £ ‘S FORMICA COI^NTER TOPS John Adams .o Rior Smith Walt Kupchunos, A$str Mgr. EXPERTLY lud REASOKABLY INSTALLED Tool Hart "PhilTiymi ^ Bill Kumnick, Sales Mgr. TV-APPLIANCE STORE ■ , I' J. Stewart Johnston, Pres. . , . . MANCHESTER PARKADE 319 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER MANCHESTER PAIu CADE, MlDDU IWHPIKE W ar * A « -2 1 4 5 OpfB Cvwiy Nnlaht to 9 # - Scit. to .6 r ■' /

PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THUR^AY, NOVEMBER 17. 196« Mi^GliEiSTBil EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEJr , CONN, THURSDAY, NOVESlBER 1T,^ 9 6 8 IPAGfe S E V E N sylvania (29) an — -per lOO kttqs — "W«“‘ do no pretend, to have elept a president A Month of Concern Neutral in Favor Even so,-there were Innuen 'oirtS-CANDY 220 pounds — and then self it tooraufhly effidein "inventory Republicans will have gover Not to Scuttle ‘Great Society’ does in tM Vietnamese press FREE O D T T9RAP nors in 8tAt(M With more than Of Fighting Irish - UeSe Aims Aid Often Foiled toeelly at a email, eentroUed.« reguliMons at the dtotrict and the usual hanky panky. One ear-' Ailing in Key States Sources of Tension result from the inner attitude: 'profit. viUage tevett,” commented 'a Early Space Walker ARTHUR DRUG enough electoral votes to elect a WAflmNGTON (AP) — Ben. fatting and {hen to make (Coattaaed from Page Om ) toon showed an American W9 Wish Not to Know. WASHINGTON (AP) — Detroit, with Mayor exist. If these tensions are servative Democrats in any at cern legal talent paid for by the million In annual economic aid OraSt, payroll padding, wasteful heir to at local lev^, AID aiout- eral days of more detailed ^dis generally don’t know where you week’s election results left the And at that time, they had as burden some secret that will Irish” prieets in PlalnvlUe, build a better government if 8,100 plestere per 100-kllo eaek. Jerome Cavanagh, is led by a dealt with openly by people who tempts they might make to wipe taxpayers. But Shrlver indh Into the moutha and hands of local purchasing from preferred ly insists that the biUk of Its cussion, with specialists asking are, and really don’t care.” Democrats without a strong, governors such figures as David change the mood of their friend Conn., for changing th^ ec given the, chance at reeponsi- m primitive Montagnard areas, dare "to know,” then the out out Johnson administnatilon pro oated in Ms tetter he is'nbt the people who need It most. ooniraots, favoritism; you must supplies do get to the people. questions. recognized leader and, in some, vigorous young Democratic L. Lawrence in Pennsylvania, ship. clesiastical schedule a bit for blUty. Ihe hope is still chasing the ignorant tribesmen may pay The sun beamed down on Al come o f this tension can be grams. i about to give up using the law Theft and diversion ire major tolerate a cestain amount of And there is ample evidence Their flight ended the Gemini drin’s bright wMte spacesuit. A without fresh, younger leader mayor — and this office actual G. Mennen Williams of Michi i< or some years now, the Saturday. the reality. * half as much egsta. creative and responsible. "We, want to take these pro yers on Ms pay roll for this pur menacee. So, too, are bribery, tola. Do not let your morals get throughout the land to show that program wMch sent 20 men into U,.S. flag on Ms shoulder fre ship ready to plug the gap. ly is filled by nonpartisan elec gan, Edmund G. Brown in Cali whlteNpajority of America has Fathers O’Connor, O’Mniu, AID officieto in the field, moiK Earle R. Custer, Pastor grams, perfect them and keep pose. We’U see.” bureaucracy, graft, kickbacks Meantime toe base price of in the way of project operations. life is changing; schools and space.in 20 months and opened quently flashed past the cam ' An Associated/Fioss survey of tion. Cavanagh has Ms own in fornia, Orville L. Freeman of lived with a stereotype of Ne Corrigan and Franklin (he’s o f fiiem dedioaited men who dkl- North Methodist Church them within due hounds," he and substitution o f Inferior rice — Viet Nem's stsmpto food Remember you never can hospitals are built, wells dug, the gate for the Apollo man to era. At times Aldrin seemed to the 1(Tstates showed that Demo traparty political probleme, too, Minnesota and Michael V. Di- groes. Tna, stereotype differed mostly Irish too despite the Dirksen said Republicans ly riek toelr Uvee driving down said. "In dotog tMa, wa must goods. All ware bring such Ills — has been going up. It has oim- prove it exiato ao you might aa streams stocked with fish, ca the moon program. First earth crats face a major task in over resulting from ah unsuccessful Salle of Ohio. a little if the \jhite pefson grew name) have announced that have not yet decided what pooi- duety roads where the mikitary tumble slightly with Ms legs measure the capacity of the In their train, and Viet Nam — thiued to olimb toough most w«U tolerate it in reasonable nals excavated, roads rebuilt, orbit flight of a three-man Ai>o]- twisting over Ms head. ' hauling decaying state party primary election Senate bid this Not only did the GOP win key up in the South or the East, oonfesstons will begin at 4:80 Uon they will take on rent sup- would not venture without a fire year. Exports Set R e co rd country’s economy to sustain where a small minority of Viet coneumcr palcee riabilized in amounta.” market places and bus stops lo crew is ^scheduled early next However, once he attached a organizations by 1068. It was in governorships last week, but the Midwest or the Northwest. p.m. instead of 4, so as not to ptemente and the Teacher team, became inured to all eoits Angelo Campoeeo government spending at the lev namese and Americana engage recent week. No one will eay for the record constructed, refugees resettled, yfeaT. these states that Democrats, in Of the 10 big states, all except Republicans captured a number But the stereotype was a part WASHINGTON—Exports of conQlot with the game on televi Oorpa, two of the moat oontro- o f pebty praoUoee and menipu- waist strap, similar to that used Angelo Gampoeeo has been el these programs now call for. in Illegal acts — is no exception. IMS montti, the ooat of rice what conetitutes a tolerable and hundreds of other visible, More than 700 NASA and De the years leading up to 1960, California and Ohio supported of other state positions, espe of our training . . . our sense the aircraft-space industries in sion. veraiel of the “ Oreat Society” , lauiima at province and dietriot by a window washer, Aldrin had barbering for over 60 years. H*P But here losses are unusually was up almost 88 per cent over amount of local misfeasance, viable improvements. laid the organizational basis for Kennedy in 1960, and all went cially in California, Michigan, of morality . . .a part of 1966 are expected to set a post Archbishop PMlip M. Hannan "How to sustain the economy, programs. level. Ihey get used to seeing fense Department persorinel little difficulty doing the job. learned his trade in his natlv* high for the size o f the war. A September. but 20 per cent seems to be the Kennedy’s I960 vlctoly. for President Johnson in 1964. our deepe.<3t feelings. war record, 81-55 billion, a fig of New Orleans, who presided at with aU of its capital expendi He said these and other Issues eight of every 28 sacks broken cheered . the space heroes as He spent more than an hour Itiily and continued It when he Mlinnesota and Pennsylvania. good estimate is some half a DUCK SEASON REOPENS iPurajermore, the problem But seven will have Republican When the stereotype is brok ure 6 per cent higher than the a news conference after tures, high price leveia and Us will await Republican Senate into whenever a rice plane la ” We are crSoiting a new rice magic number. Moat of the they arrived at Cape Kennedy. near an Agena rocket linked to came to the United States in - million dollars a day. 1912, working in Thompsonville ■ eittends to such national groups governors next year. TWO BROTHERS BANKRUPT en for some o f us, we say, “ I 1965 total, 81-47 bllion. It -wUl Wednesday’s meeting of the Na threat of inflation will be a big and House conferences about unloaded. aristocracy,” grumbled Btato speculations are petty, but a The second aegment of Conn- Lovell and Aldrln stepped to a Gemini 12’s nose. He looped a AID goods fall mainly Into and Windsor Locks before com* a6 the Democratic National Over-all, the 10 states have 13 HARTFORD (AlP)—Walter just didn’t know how it was.” be the ninth year since World tional Conference of Catholic problem. What we will work for the time the 90th Congreea con They get used to seeing roof- Long province representative number of major cases of cor eoUcut’s erplVt waiterfowl season microphone to thank the launch 100-foot cord between the two will be a balance between pri- venes Jan. 10. ' two categories: ' Ing tin wind up on a dletrlct John McOnth of Beaton, ruption at local level have been opens Saturday, and w4U con crews for the perfect liftoffs veMcles, then practiced lowen- ing to Manchester in 1925. Ha Committee. The party’s political Democrats and 17 Republicans Kregelstein of Hartford filed a "I didn’t have any idea that W ar II that aerospace exports Bishops, -was asked if he be opened his own shop at 457 \-ate and government spending 1. Commercial Import pro chief’s cMcken coop instead of rffew to every rice plane land leaked to the press by Ameri tinue thrcH^h Dec- 23. ShooiUng that started their trip. ^ ' ing bolts with a special "space leadership has become central aa governors and senators, com volimtary petition of bankruptcy persons in America . , . in have exceeded 81 billion. lieved this move by the Plain- The Republicen leader said he M e^ St, near the Center and gram Items, such as rice, can province representatives ized in the White House. pared with 21 Democrats andiO claiming de.bts of more than Connecticut have to face life so viUe padres would have the that will permit us to achieve a had talked to Prealdent Johnson on the local school, and to ing at Ms liitte dlri ainatrlp as hours are from on-half hour be "Everybody here has done an wrench.” waa in that Ibcaticm for 34 years bought by Vietnamese Import .'Die problem for the Demo Republicaiis after 1658 end l 8 82.8/million Wednesday. differently because of the color DR. POTTS ELEVATED blessing of the -hierarchy. decent national growth.’’ in ^thesda Naval Hospital be see'ng cement buUd a wash "another Vietnemeee vUla on. and, it is reliably reported, are fore sunrise until sunset. The outstanding job to get us into before closing shop and enter ers through regular commercial crats is complicated by an ac Democrats and 12 Republicans Kregelstein’s brother Francis of their skin.” “I just didn’t LAKE JUNALUSKA, N.C. "C^,” be said with a twinkle, Dirksen said he foresees no fore the President underwent rack for a local ofOolal Instead the Riviera." ' under investigation by the Viet daily beg limit on ducks is space,” Lovell said. "We've ing semi-retirement. Angelo re channels but paid for by U.S. Yanks Travel More' companying decline in the big after 1962. filed a similar petiton Oct. 24 know.” (AP) — Dr. J. Manning Potts, "I think so.” effort on the part o f the en Ms operations Wednesday. Dirk of. a CLSteni. AID offioials 'admit they have namese government. three, of which not more than leahied a lot and gained some turned to Italy for an extended dollars, cities,- most of whidi have been H ie 10 states, and their elec claiming m oje than 82.9 million Perhaps we could feel better ediitiorr of the imtemalionally cio> Asked if he had noted any bet- larged Republican minorities in sen said they had discussed fis Such pilferage and diversion no way of knowing whether toe In recent months, the situa two may be wood ducks or more , knowledge toward our WASHINGTON — Some 2,- vacation and then came back- to Manchester. He now works heavily Democratic for more toral vote totals, are: California In debts. after saying that some years outated devotional guide, "Up tli^ at the E^riscopal conference the House end Senate to scuttle cal matters, among other 2. Oommoditlee related to eco they consider minor compared penen buying ziee-bi a local tion has shown some signs of canvasbacks. The special sea space efforts, and we’re anx 620,0(H) Americans took over at the State Barber Shop at 10 than 80 years. the antipoverty program^ir things, but he had no idea hi>W nomic development. These, giv with the proflte reaped by the abop is a proftteer.who will re- improvement When floods Mt son on scaup and ringneck iously looking forward to apply seas journeys in 1965—18 per (40), Illinois (26), Massachu Thb petitions state that the ago . . . but not today. If you per Room,” take over next seasLons on teturday’s game, he Bissell St. from 1 p.m.-6 p.m. Republicans made strong in setts (141, Michigan (21), Min two brothers had worked as con don’t know what Negro people year as execuQi^ director of the said: '‘No, and I ’m disap- "You don’t repeal the poverty much of the money appropriat en directly to the Vietnamese Importers licensed to sell rice etn it or a Viet Oong agent.' Nor the Mekong River delta, AID ducks only opens Deo. 24 and this new knowledge toward our cent more than in 1964. There government, are cMefly bulk do they taow whether toe U- future^ programs.” Mr Camposeo resides at 801 roads in many cities last week. nesota (11), New Jersey (17), tractors with large bowling al face in America today, it isn't Lake Juneluaka MetiKXkst As pokited. ‘Ihey’re so serious, so program,”' be said. "Y ou look at ed by the 89th OongresB J

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^ i . (• V' . I. r . o PAGE NIKE M/INCHESTliiK EVlffi^lNG HERALD, MANCHESTER CONN^ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1966 2 ^ PAGE EIGHT B o l t o n to the kind'of struggle that might have yj G. GLENNEY been necessary tO make India take its TVrRaiBo Tonight CftpttinQ freedom all in one piece: , Hlinter FeUs 450-lb. New Ha Bear And"' the' reason the lesser >of two ., evils has to ê accepted so often is that By OLEMEWELL YOUUO Television new'pERNIA-WHITIE enamel II BUm U Street the alternatives, rooted to the power lUncheyter ' ^ - The bar was thar and so was 6:00 ( S-KM3) MOvSe _ (24) Computer Science Aluminum Combination Doors! struggles, the idtolqrtcal passions, the . Bill Aqdrolevieh of Tolland Rd. ( 8) Hike DoucUa 7:18 (40) Peter Jennings. News elements:! prides of and nations, (12) Jlenr Orlffia . (30) Sports Camera Whar was the bar? Ambling up (18) Alfred Hitchcock (22) Square Dancing ' are so potentially brutal’"nqd terrible. MUt HiU in Warren, N. H. last (20) This Is the LUe 7:30 (24) Fourth Estate ( 8-40) Batman (C) Sunday mortang, toward BUI. (30) Yogi Bear White enamel We partition because we do hot know (40) Lloyd Thaxton (10-20-22-30) Daniel Boone (C) (12) Jericho (C) ^ how to llye together. We have beeA un Bill was .wedged, ^tw een two (24) Friendly Giant - S ^ « r . trees, trying to keep warm in (20) Navy Film (18) Subscription TV able to make the things that unite (30) Whlrlybirds 8:00 (24) Food Buyers Quis that stays white! aOBBCRIPTION BATES the icy wind, and waiting for a (24) W hafs New? ( 3) Mr. Roberts (C)j Pmble to A4v«nce ^ in reality more important than the ^ (40) Huckleberry Hound ( 8) F Troop (C) j XMT eee^»*«***«******* Ai bear or a buck with a good ( 8-40) F Troop (C) 11.00 things which can divide us in our fancy. ,*i.i (22) Marshal IHIIon Monttos* ••••«•••••••••** 5.E0 rack. V isil^ ty totouid: the (30) Seahunt ( 3-12) My Three Sons (C) • White enamel iiu«e ...... We are obsessed with boundaries, so hardwoods was about 100 yards. (20) Dial 999 (10-20-22-30) Star Trek (C) One MMitli ...... 1.16 much that we never realise that, in ad (18) M erv'Griffin 9:00 (24) Sports of Week Bill had been shivering there (24) Observing Eye C 8 ^ ) Bewitched ~ m b k b b r o t ___ ( 3-12) Movie __ * for little more •t h e a s s o c ia t e d r a B ffl dition to being our fancied protection, for about an hour when he (22) Rocky and His Friends heard a crashing below him ta ( 3 ^ ) News 9:30 ( 8-40) That Girl (C) they are also our greatest hostages to I f I 8:15 (40) Maverick (10-20-22-30) The Hero (C) ^ jS rffK 'S 'K i S5.fM.'’S4S danger. We would, in all our show the woods. Hunters, be thought, 6:30 (10-22-30) Huntley-Brinkley 0 8 ) SubscripUon TV than the cost of 5d to*U > tow S end eleo the local news pub- and nientally cursed toem for (C) 10:00 ( 8-40) Hawlt (C) downs, rather be half-slave to our own (10-20-22-30) Dean Martin (C) scaring away Ms ^ game. The (24) What’s New? fears and ambitions than all free in a (20) British Calendar 11:00 ( 9-8 (C). 10-20-23-30-40) News crashing continued, off and on, ( 8) Newswire Soorts. Weather a regular finish world where everybody else was as free (12) Newsbeat 11:18 .00-20-30) Tonight (C) closer 'and closer. Then be ( 8) Peter Jennings—News (40) Sports Final as we. heard a grunting. That’s no (20) News -> (12) Movie Mancheeter We would rather kill, and die, than i.( 3) flaktarl (Cn 11:20 < 3-8) Movie (C) aluminum door! man, be thought, and stood up (20) Huntley-Brlnkley (C) - (12) New.sbeat Evening H e r a l d ______■ agree to live on terms which someone quietly. - ( 8) Green Hornet (C) 11:28 (40) Country Music (C) (22-30-40) News. Sports. 11:30 (22) Tonight (C) else might have as much to say about 'The bear came into view. It (18) Checkmate , FuUPuMlshers eervlce ftepreaenUUvee£ll«nt_Â .J L ^l*TSe“*in\hia — Weather PRE-NIMG FOR FAST DO-IT-YOURSELF MSTAUATION! Kattews Special êncy — New Torlt. caiH as we ourselves would. started up a small tote road, (10) CoH .46 11:46 (30) Tonight (O sUU up-wlnd of BiU. Bill wait BEE BATDKDhTTb TV WEEK FOB tXXM^LBTE USTINO eago, DetiMlt and Bostoc. In all this, there are not feally many ALL HARDWARE INCUIDE0...ALL HOLES PRE-DRHJID! ed until the bear was about IfTTirBER ADDrr BUREAU OF CIRCDtAp villaihs, not among the self-righteous TtONB.______- so yards away and felled tt with Full I ” thick • FULL Arabs, the self-righteous Israeli, the HOMAMTEHANCEWOIHHESI Display advertlelng closing^ hours: a chest shot. LENGTH CONCEALED TWOGIASS MSERTS PIHS Mwndey — 1 P-E- self-righteous Russians, the self-right i w As he remarked toe other day Radio HINGE with li«Btime-oilad For Tuesday — 1 P.«^ eous Americans. If there is an evil in from the warm security of his ba^ngs • Pttcher haiMile, OHESCRBHRISERTOHLY.. IIU b ngflag taodnlBB oOly thnae nmra braadcaata o f 10 or II For Wetoe2&. us all, it 1s one no widely'accepted re driveway. "You’ve got to make push-button lock • BUlLT- lebgfh. Soma atatiana narvy other abort newBcasta.) IN PUSHBAR • Wool pile r ligion or philosophy has ever managed sure that first shot Uts. its weatherstripped • weather* $ 3 ^ .9 5 to reason out of human conduct. mark.” •- WDBO—1988 7. 30 Harry Reasoner stripped bottom expander pabUc4tkm MEoept B t n r w — » ----- The bear lay on the leaves, 6:00 Ii^ terroiiSUc activities for wWch Israel He showed that Nov. 8. Re Herald takes he made might have been BlU found be had to take toe lic’s mood quickly mark it up merely MFDP was running a Negro, friends wid associates in the sentenced to two to seven Thus, Xiowndes County, Ala publican Rep. Prentiss Walker relatively unimportant What cXirves on the wtadtag New held not Jordan, but Syria, primarily to the emergence of once hidden-racial Rev. Clifton Whitley as an inde present Democratic state ma bama,' is nowhere near the W- carried only four out of 82 coun Yesterday ft came through the most clearly Hampshire roads a little slower years in prison Wednesday in responsible. prejudice. Yet in this election the evi pendent Senate candidate. racisil government that Evers ties in the state— one of them was drive, aggressiveness, ego. chine and set out on his sudden Superior Court. perfect protection! dence is not with them. Race-baiting because of aU that extra weight. has ta mind looking toward 1967 The combination of these two fac his home county. The other The evidence o f Evers’ poUtl- And our philosophizing has had crusade to break their hold on Root was charged wlto rob was clearly a losing tactic outside the 25 Years A^$o He caused a minor traffic tie-up elections in southwest Mississip tors in the IsraeU military operation last three were in Evers’ southwest cal control on Nov. 8 was spec to conclude that perhaps the the affairs of the state. in Northampton, Mass., 'when bery ■with ■violence. H e had been deep South, and was unreliable even pi. His obstacles are many: ANDERSEN STORM PANE1.S Stmday—its three eyes for one scale Mississippi satrapy, and Walker tacular. Not only did Walker The Manchester Medical As reasoq.. these things came All these rumors agree on the poUcenoian, who was sup- accused of robbing three Berlin there. carry the three predominantly sociation appears before the Po- ' one central preiqlse or fantasy, TunqiUce establishmenta at .gun Stubborn segregâtkmlst politics and ferocity—and its hitting one na In the North, the voters may have de carried them only because of through so dominantly was pbeed to he direoting traffic, Negro oounties, but Negn^ lice Board requesting that its whichever it may be, which 1s point between Aug. 12 and Aug. by state leaders of both parties tion in order to warn another—^has been cided that the Negro should not? ad- Evers’ Negro vote. that they were inde^ the stopped wortc ta rntd-etreaiA to F O R Y O U R ------W h a t m a k es th is s o remartaL^ YHiiUey.. jw . - ft . poor, .toW ....to members , be allpw^d to park that there were thin^' beêen 30 and with a July M break into and an expected effort to gerry res^nslble for'doubt about'the wladom vance' at the expense-of other groups.- “ dominant characteristics of the ..taspeot~-the.-bear^...... Jefferson County, for example, their cars in front of their of Geaigras and Bailey arid UCirip- mander “covmtieS’ along racial Negrro prestige at the expense of the able is its uniqueness.. Only in man himself. Back tame, BBl’s German a faiitoiy^ o f the operation both in this country the count was Walker, 1,663; fices, without being tagged for sey which have not yet been police was at stake in the civilian re- Evers*'fiefdom did Deep South But there is one other im and inside Israel itself, and among peo EasUand, 1,013, and WhiUey 69. overtime parking. spoken of publicly. ■ view board voted down in New York Negro voters fully utilize the pression we have, and that is ple in both countries who are not in In Jefferson, Couty. Evers also ■When these wild rumors try City. On the other hand, by electing 1966 federal voting rights a ct that the whole Gengras per to get down to specifics, they the least blind to the geographical and Edward Brooke to the Senate from Moreover, it is of major signifi managed the election of Robert 10 Ye^rti Ago formance- was dominated by a have An even wilder time of it. For &S8S 8 hiff rsasons: poUOcal circumstances which make the Massachusetts, the voters also made it cance that Evers, an advocate Lee Williams to the school strange air of unreality, as if the A mile and a half of buried One thing they do not indulge TURNPIKE TV more militant leaders of Israel posi clear they wish to put no limit oh ad of bi-racial moderation, succeed board—the state’s first elected cable, laid by the Southern New candidacy itself were some kind a. Tbegrte qnaBly bollt ed whereas prophets of Black Negro official since reconstruc themselves in, however, is any tive they must be extraordinarily tough vancement based on the efforts and England Telephorte , Go,, links of accident, or the result of Power failed. tion. Still more impressive was cute theory that Gengras was, s.Thcyte taOarmada. to order to survive where they are. abilities of any man. , the control and missle launching some kind of half-serious wag While Stokely Carmichael the election of an Evers-backed er, or.'the elaborate execution all along, actually Bailey’s But in the introduction to his column, Part of the disenchanted mood prob sites of the Army’s Nike base S. They^ beandAiny detIgnBd was preaching Black Power, white candidate in a three-man of s6tae “ let’s see if this im double-machine Republican can Sutoberger cited the factor which pro ably arises from the Great Society’s in Manchester and Glastonbury. PORTABLE TV 4 . Ihey’taaaaytalniidla . specific programs. In some cases those Evers all year long was quietly race for a chancery court judge- possible thing can’t be done” didate, working for his own de duces tortured polity in more than one programs have been hasty, and the pub building Negro majorities'ift ship representing a four-county whimsy. - i . feat, and the victory of Demp 5 . I h c ^ feaaonably priced three southwestern counties place in the world on the part of more lic can see the resulting waste and In- area, proving that the Negro governor but was disappointing The only previous time we sey. along the Mississippi River. All the rumors agree that io. Ihegrte quickly evaflaUa than one government. 'tellectual debility. Even so, the public vote could he decisive. ly small. FeaA of white retalia have encountered a siriiilar ex More important, Evers began Gengras really wanted to win "This week’s truculent braell raid has generally acquiesced in them. ’The Nowhere else in Mlseissippi tion might have inhibited some perience of watching a can- secret plans to swing this vote - didacy which did not seem quite himself, and really wanted to Into Jordan,” wrote Sulzberger, “came disenchantment apparently $ has . roots was a Negro elected, to other Negro ypters, but a bigger rea ON PURCHASE OF to Republican Walker (while real, which seemed more an ac beat Bailey. And they all as both deeper and more diffuse. heavily Negro areas. Ineffective son was divided leadership and as an unhappy reminder that not only publioly disclaiming any prefer cident or a piece of whimsy sume that something had hap 1 0 % O F F 5 OR MORE WINDOWS Vietnam but numerous other legacies of One of the roots, we think, is the feel leadership wasted the new Ne none of the organizational skills ing that comes from being misled too ence in the Senate'race. X gro vote, to Madison County, than a natural political pheno pened, elthe^ to disillusion Gen- partition remain still capable of pro His choice of Walker was shown by Evers. ' ' often on the road to the New Jerusa for Instance, the big Negro reg menon, was with Goldwater. g^ras for some lofty reason, or most decidedly not-the lesser of todeed, the antithesis tol^Bvers’ ducing a sudden major war, Germany, lem. Most voters no longer care to be istration was purposelessly di This atmosphere was very pro to enrage and embitter him for two evils. He knew Walker, a pragamatlsm was LqwndeBl TWODOR BerUn, India, Korea.” told that the Government’s good wishes nounced early in the Goldwater some personal reason, to spur rustic racist elected to Congress vided between Eastland (2,629). County in Alabama’s blackj Combtaatioa door with' imlqna His mention of Vietnam brings to will substitute for initiative and hard story, before he had won the Gengras into toe seemingly im ta\the Goldwater sweep o f 1964, Whitley (1,174), and Walker belt, home base for Carmichael’s panel design. Olaaa aad acieea work in reducing poverty. They do not nomination, and the suspicion possible effort to Change toe the fact that the Unit^ States was as much a white suprema (952). Black Power movement ’There, Insert*. want to be told that a new law will that he himself was having political face of Connectlciit in , 11 INN) loosed at least. thousand of blasts for cist as Eastland and had -the Alabama was even worse. The a plurality of Negro voters was substitute for local leadership in bringr trouble taking the whole thing a matter of a few short months. 2’8” r 6 ’8” or S’0” x F8” one retaUation against North Vietnam support of th® fanatical White Negro vote not only was scatter- ing rebirth to the cities. They have seen (See Page Ntae) seriously lingered, in our obser- One rumor even has it that when some members of the Vletcong Knights, oftshoot of the Ku ' ed among three candidates for how such things work out, and are no Bailey and Gengras once had . Tote and Save to South Vietnam threw some grenades , longer so enthusiastic about , Govern a little private timetable by toto an American camp b ^ k In 1965. ■ 12 MCH ment as -a mirable machine. which Brtley might, in toe year We did so, of course, because our lead- Another root of the vagê uneasiness 1966, himself bp nominating • 2 3 :9 5 orship's interpretation of our national concerns simple morality, arid, ive mean Gengras fort Governor, while Primed Door $2. Extra interest required it. neither crime in the streets nor Bobby John Dempsey would be put out Baker. We mean, for one thing, that the to pasture running the Con But partition Itself is the^big viUain HFnblUhen Newip*Per8onal crowd chem 21 INCH Liinite4 Quantities U logic. It is the circumstance fqr peinfersi «on> pressing any undesirable consequences istry toe candidate brought to trectoK arid home* which Is dangerou^. But it is a circum- at home. He had seemingly convinced ‘that public stage, sums up, in S o rry N o 6 5 . 8 0 holdora. \^te A •tance which U piwluced not for its own himself that he could have both a full- our book, toe underlying cause STANDS REG. $9.95 Phone Orders gmirm but ss i substltutc f<^r îmmediate stoked , economy and stable prices., In for toe Gengras frtlure. eodflict between ..rival powers ^rad due time, though, the costs appeared: i LIMITED QUANTITy-f-ACT FAST in inflation, credibility problems and r-r QU ALiry— 'THE BEST ECONOMY OF ALL forces. V On TUb Date i Every time there is a partition, it is discouragement over Vietnam. I Member e#Me«al iCorp; The electoral setback Tuesday, of it has been accepted as the In 1776, British forces led by course, was far from harsh enough to ^ -evils. I n . -the eyes and Lord OomwalUs attacked Fort change the liberal orthodoxy overnight. r V Lee, New Jersey. , of victory-hot Russia and the That orthodoxy, for thqt matter, is too S h op In 1930, banks ta Arkansas,: ' United States, partition of Germany Institutionalized to change quickly even S m ings B ank .. F r id a j^ ana the alternative to fighting each if Democrats lost control of Congress. .Bllnols, Iowa., Kentucky: ^ 'Missouri, with assets totaUng; to 8:30 PIM. 0 (lier over Germany right, then and Still, in Congress they will no longer $90 milliont closed. > ' : tliere. Russia and the United States stand unchallenged; the voters have de . ■ - r In I930j toe Nazis massacred LI the same temporarily peaceful manded moderation, * _f r Satnrdayi| The results woj^ld be even more bene- students and teachers at Prague dioloe in Korea, and then, after war, APPLIANCE HOME IMPROVEMENT - to 12 N oon ficiaPlf the latest message from the University ta Czechoslovakia. > OF M anchester BiSde it again, ih e. truce in Palestine . 'Si voters started Great Society liberals In 1941, President Franklin D.'> was achieved by the same unsatlsfac- ‘ MAIN OFFICE . EAST BRANCH toward an intellectual self-examination, Roosevelt and Secretary oi; TO STOP AND SHOP j 923 Matin Street E. Center 8 t , Cor. Lenox Manchester Parkeae 1 defy device. The Geneva Convention of , (jertataly, p6 resuiseMment would make . State OordeU HiiU conferred hv r i ' ■ . - SOUTH vnNDSOR OFFICE Sullivan- Avenue Shopping Center _ _ ' SHM fait it had to partition Vietnuh or t h ^ conservatives. It might, however, Wssbtagten with s p e ^ Japa-I lA PJ*. WED., TH U M , FRL TO f PJL i ■ ^ BURNSIDE OFFICI|L Burnside Avenue at Clurch Street teat Hertrora 336 NORTH MAIN STv—641Wf258 •dioura and let the miUtaiy «battê to nuike them' a little more forthright and nese snvoys on'the altuatlqg ia| p n s s pAILY ndte Vtotaain begin rtght then. The a little less oockiurt.—WALL STREET -i-' : The Far East. ' tULT. TO S T M . of India prkerred partiUon JOURNAL ' I f k

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■ ^ A . V ' ' .-I . f MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU>; MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSOAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1966 PAGE ELEVEN ilAHCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THT^D AY, N O yEM ^ 17, 1966 ¥ rAGE TEN Everett R. Kennedy, Harold S. Pays $ 2 0 Debt Group Pondering Details Olds and Cbaides Norris. Legislature Obituary Hie Kolmee Funeral Home, Directors Will Last Week William B^d- 400 Kain St. was in chttrge of wln, 24,'’was arrested by the Of Proposed Zone Rules arrangement*. Can’t 'Break F B I in Kentucky and charg J m um Uuno ed with robbing over $25,000 The Technical Advisory Com- written. The new regulations fpr>T j.ANT>—^vnM Lanio, 76, from the Vernon National mittde last night again faced wUl t h « be put up for public « ('Hartford, father of Vincent ElectionTie Manchester’^ new Board of Directors will teckle a Bank In Vernon on Nov. 3. the monuAventsl task of re- hearing to be approved, lAmo of Tolland, died yeater- 12th Circuit On Nov. 3, about eight vamping the town zoning regu- Town Planner Joseph Tamsky long agenda Tuesday night—an agenda which includes (Coattnned friini ^ g e Ot») day at Uncas.on-the-Thames- " ...... • 1 *_ ___ hours after the robbery, latiqos. Bit by Wt, piece hy .said that In'the revamping some HosiriUl, Norwich. Court Cases one* ftîtionai .. appropriation, , _ four______allocation of_ funds, electoral coHege'. But the court Baldwin paid off a debt. Ap- pice, detail by detail, they plod- changes will have to also be the new Winter Survivor*, besides his *on, in said a Supreme Court ruling pardtUy wanting to get his- ded through two pages of an ex- made in the zoning map of the clude his wife, three other sons, ------voiding the Georgia county unit record In order before he de tensive 44-page “Proposed Zon- town. three dau^rbters and nine grand MANCHESTER SESSION dal meeting at 8 in the Municl- Rd. The p r o p ^ system of primary elections in parted for .Kentucky, he lug Regulations” study compU- Aside from the regular mem- pai BuikUng Hearing Room. The been appiroved- - - by the Town invalidated the state con- children. ^ . iC- r__. _,ti ___ a.. Plonnki^ OrvmniiAAd walked into fihoor Jewelers ed several yeaos ago. The study bers attending the meeting was The funeral will be held Sat Donnie W. Todd, IS, of Rock- nieeting will be open to 'com- Planning Oommisdon. *rhe in- gfituyon’s legislative election on Main St. and paid a $20 «iae includes a 9-page supple- also a member of the League urday at 8:15 a.m. from the ville was given a suspended electors and tax- come from the sale will go to lilU he owed. ntent of "additional remairks" to of Women Voters, Susem Hadge, Olullano - Sagarino Funeral sentence of 900 days for five payers. the Town Water Department. callaway said, " I applaud this ihe basic proposed regulations, who said she is on a League Home, 247 Washington St., counts of breaking and enter- .pjje additional appropriation 10. To authorize the general ^ has been my pefson- - « • • I 1^ . The 13-membe*' committee committed which ifi studying Hartford with a Mass or re- ing without permission and 30 ^ 500 to the Town Counsel manager to sign an agreement ^ yjg people would • H O S 1 ) l t & l 1 x 0 1 0 8 was- established last spring to town zoning and development. quiem at St. Augustine’s days for larceny of more than pge Account, to pay outstand- with the State Retirement Com- gjg^t their * assist the Town Planning Com- Atty. Jules Karp ta referring ’re all at our low, low Sale prices. Oiurch. Hartford at 9.. Place of $15 in Manchester Circuit f«.e« to appraisers and to mission, to Include the “ wn a g^nor, and that is what the Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. mission lit rewriting the exist- to the report of the proposed burial has not yet been an- Court 12 today. the town’s bond counsel. An or- part-time employes in old-age ^jggjgj^^ apparently mesms. in ail areas excepting mater- zoning nUe^. , regulations questioned the in- noimced. Todd was âlso given a sus- igtn^ appropriation of $1,S00 in survivorship and disability-ln- ______nlty where they are 2:80 to 4 members last night up for the TPC and be allowed, if it doesn’t it Cobalt convalescent home, after breaks in Glastonbury and The $80,000 estimate had been „ McGuire which will involve p ra c tic a lly ^ oompleted In 1962. shouldn’t be.” » long Illness . Manchester Including King’s ^ w n before,. cp,st e»wmat^ o 'tlie state’s 30,000 p ro fe^ Later when the detailed re- Another meeting was sched- Surviyors, Department Store in the Park- ^ b^ n P ^ e ^ d . town-own- sional school employes. ‘ vision of this report is oomplet- Wed for Nov. 30, and members ter, include his wife, ^ o th e Manchester Tool,and Dye steel costs for the tank a ccen t n„,peis to Allied Casting Co. 'Teachers, principals and Cjiarbonneau, 546 Hilliard S|., zoninp reaulatlona now in anticipated some extreme ar- daughter, a brother, and e g Hartford Rd., and Car- tor ^ e for three years, at a combined superintendents will be involved D a ^ ^DawM^*'**i76 he inspected closely, duous plowing through toe next gr^dchildren. ter Chevrolet on Main St. 2. From the Water $200 yearly rental. in the proiect, which wrill at- ’ Mrs- IÂwn Dawson, 176 Chairman John La- short but word-crammed section Funeral services wUl be he ^ charge of breaking and en- ,tne^ Reserve ^ d The two parcels are contigu- tempt to collect Information Phie Tree Lane, Wapping; Wii- gf tjjg which deals with zoning regula- tomoTTOw at ^ P W- ® tering with criminal intent reptace M m dersiz^ wat r Allied’s Tolland Tpke. and analyze data about such “ am Hrbe, ToUand; Alan the proposed and present regu- tions as they may apply to auto- Spencer ,-wg against Fredrick W. Long. 18. in Knighrtw ^ d P e ^ S . j ^ gj g„g gg^g border- things as federal and state aid laUons, wiU be combined and re- motive service uses. Main St., East Hampton. TOe ^ Hartford, was reduced on a and W complete the water cir- requirements and needs con- Plng; John Foster. 23 Pearl St.; ------^ ------Rev. Robert A. ^ rg e n t mtoia- informatioh to cWation plan in Haimson St. a Allied’s cerning facilities, curricula, pu- Harry Fowler, 103 Autumn St.; ter of toe B a ^ H a m p ^ Con- Plans call --eplaclng a ------lOmberlv S n e ^ ------Mahon and son, Glastonbury; 617 Nevers Rd., Wapping; Mrs. gregational Church, will < - ^^g permission. two-inch main with a six-inch ^ n wm. J Sanders com^ Mr^.Serta Mrs. Janet Battalino and Della Marlowe. 164 Hawthorne Dr. William J. Sanders, com Watroinv Beveriv How- daughter, Richard Rd., Vernon, St. , „ , ------flciate.e. Burial will be -- in. . Union ‘Long pleaded / guilty and remain in Knighton and . . Pearl . HUl Cemetery, Middle Haddam. ggi^gd g suspended sc ie n c e of Sts., and for constructing a six- ' n.a- . . Cl missioner of education, said toe rru \)n ^ DISCHARGED TODAY: By- Also, Mrs. Lillian Aceto, East 21 r Frlend* may call at toe fu- g„ mch main in Harrison St., from M a r i a n i S e e s survey wm attempt-to saUsfy land. ThompsonviUe. ron Orduz I; Hartford; Henry Darna, 73 Nor- T»T “increasing demands for infor- Also, Carl Howland, 331 Ei j^jj^g pskowski 313 Hackma-' man Dr., Wapplngf; Peter Kala- neral home tonight from 7 to 9. to r two years. I N e W C O m e r a s matlon about education at toe Center St.; Frederick Klesman, . pgj^j. zgccardello, 150 Jian, 608 Griffin Rd„ Wapping; , Long, now aetwhig six months *^*’®*‘® TVT *-irf-vTZT» local, state and federal levels." 98 Summit St; Sharon Ld- g^’. Dorothy Di- Mrs. Katherine Cooke, Glaston- Michael Jlojr ^ In Jail for vtolation of proba- 3. From toe Water Depart- IN eXt tr U F B o s s some of the material in toe Polnte, East Hartford; Edward dgnyg ;^27 Lake St.; Kim Ma- bury; Mrs. Virginia Kosak, 174 Michael Joy, 68. ______S. of 2 HacK- sentenced oairUer ment Reserve Fund. $6,000 for (Continued from Page One) survey asks teachers to list toelr ^ u rie r 148 Fdrnham Rd:^ g^^pg^ yernon;' Greenwood Dr.; Armand Gui. maUck St., husband of Mra ^ ^43 suspended, on sev- an addition...... and for added ' . educational background, to sup- South Windsor; Mrs. Gertrude j j o n d a Kellv Hampton; mond, Coventry; Mrs. Shirley M a ^ r e t K a v M a ^ Joy, e gg^ gjjgpgga gf breaking and en- eq u i^ en t to'^ to toe the Porter Porter ^gg...... „gt.... himself interested in*" pjy• ------ggigry — and ------employment- McCormick, McCormick, 42 42 Benton Benton S St.'; t”; virtor*Bro^*'An^^^ “ ictor Brown Andover; ^ 1 to RyanRykn and son, son.Vo 40 WoodsideWoodside Dn,Dr.. yesterday at St. Fran tering. The arreste stemmed Chlorination Plant. Bids have jbe chairmanship. data and to list toe number o f Robert Robert McDonnell, McDonnell, 31 31 Hayes Hayes babv baby girl plrl Tolland-Michael Tolland; Michael Val-** Val-** South South Windsor; Windsor; Mrs. Mary pital, Hartford. from breaks in Manchester last already been opened for thfe ‘‘"This isn’t the kind of Job pupils in their classes. 'RHRd.. WnTmincr-Wapping; EileenFiidiiivi nO’Drls- ’Drin. . J. ^jj^gig^_ Rockville; Gromko___ 1_____ apd1 son,_T7-u 1 V mmI k drfdL fliiAii md rI k as F. Farley Fnueral Home, 96-- p l e a ^ iimooent. uq fgn additional refuse collec- transition period” until a new another Christmas pause in U.S. Rd., Wapping; Horace Decker, fooRr. aaoe • to tt. Webster St.. Hartford, with a The Judge handed down the tion.. chairman is chosen. bombing of North Viet Nam. Sunnyview Dr., Vernon; Eugene Mass of requiem at the Church after a one-hour court m addition to the three-year Top Pentagon officials joined Cowing, 111 Harlan St.; Nor- of the Assumption. Manchester ^ ia l to which four w itn e s s contract under which Sanitary Johnson administration leaders bert Saegaert, Ellington; SUPER COMPACT at 10 Burial will be in Mt St the ertand for the piamtiff. Refuse is now operating, plans Black M arket in opposing a repeat of the Frank Murphy, Storrs; Stanley R EC T A N G U LA R C O LO R TV Benedict. Cemetery, Bloomfield: i » i ' V i 4»f bombing respite ordered a year Bazydlo, 11 Phillip Rd.; John Friends may call at the fu- ^ Rooney both testified. the function of trash barrel and ggQ gfter Pope Paul VT ap- Murdock, 82 W. Center St.; neral home tonight from 7 to other pickups, now a function of R r i y pealed for a Christmas truce. Mrs. Ethel Streeter, 247 Oak- land St.; Conrad Casperson, 17 9 and tomorrow from..2 to 6 the Town Highway Department. O c t lC There has been speculation that V The plan may result in a the Pope would make a similar Hackmatack St.; Frederick and 7 to 9 p.m. D eath Sentence (Continued from Page One) $3,CW saving in the Highway diversion of U.S. Post Ex- y®'^*’’ Forster, New Smyrna, Fla.; 1 For N.H. Slayer Dlyis on budget and will elim - economic aid ------Mrs. Diane Small, 52 Bissell FnneralB nate the need for filling an exist- g^,uth'Viet Nani is attracting St.; Stanley Zaviskas, 176 Sum- (Continued from Pnge One) ing personnel vacancy. much' attention in the United mit St. Mr*. Panl Hull Johnson, Ike Also, Peter Piccin, 566 Cen The two claim settlements States. Sen. Milton R. Young, R- WAPPING—^Largely attend- ponsible for his actions at the are, $4,500 for Miss Veronica ter St.; Francis Picano Jr., 55 ed funeral services for Mrs. time of the shooting. „ N;6 ., member of a key Senate Chat at Hospital McGann of 96 Prospect St., and ^gt^bdog committee, is due in Conway Rd.; Richard Adams, Dorothy Favreau Hull of 647 But State’s Atty. George R. $3,000 for Mark Greenberg, a Saigon nextTuesday to look into press secretary Itobert H Stafford , Springs; Robin ^ Dupre, . Foster St., wife of Paul Hull. Tiernan Insisted that Davis ’ minor, of 145 Chestnut St. , the graft and corruption. Flemming said the delay was Brandy St., Bolton; Courtney were held this morning from "Irresistable impulse” started Miss McGann fell Jan. 25, The sidewalks along PX Alley by mutual consent. The new Helms, Storrs; Mrs. Yvonne toe Holmes .Funeral Home; 400 some two daya before the slay- « < 04 îii, » ings when the defendant found sidewalk on Main cleared by noon and the president of ’Turkey had been LeBlanc. 106 Ferguson Rxrr^MA xbtVla »rys*«1«1vi*4- 4aH WU. ■ »' ' ' ' ■■ ■ . Durig was organist. Mrs. Clair everyone wlw wouldn’t tell Greenberg boy fell Jan Tvtnan was soloist The Rev him Where she had gone.” Lireenoerg ooy leii jan . Lyman w m soloist, xne Kev. ^ ^ become the 1®’ ®n an icy sidewalk on Joseph Schick w m seated in ®econie the , narents sued the tha aanctiiarv - pcrson to bC ex60uted In si. Parenis sueo me Burial wM in Waoning Ceme- Connecticut since 1960, when <25,000. Burial wM.in Wappi E Josenh L Talxirskv who mur- In other business ’Tuesday £m init^**serricr*^ ^ dered six’persons in’ a series of "iEht, the board Will consider with ipplitil MIdwstt Mapli grain Ihilah. jJ Bearers were JamesJ ^ e s Sleepers i e ^ r , robberies, went to the electric the j following appoint items: a member to C o rn X ®ven Davis’ lawyer. DeMayo, ‘he Human Relations Commis- UB ’ Nicholson and ’ Everett his argumenU Wednes- sion to fill the unexplred term day, that the shooting rampage ®f Hr. Chester Obuchowski, who youneverthmght Cowan. Fits places Honorary bearers were Aug. 26 was ’’the goriest crime resigned, to run to November 1967. Charles Warner, Angelo Longo, we have ever had in Connect} big-screen Cokf TV con id go... Also, to appoint three mem William Perry, Henry Adam^, cut.” bers to the same commission and just look at the price! Raymond Rondinl and Merle SELECTION/ for three-year terms, ending Woodmemsee. •.With Motorola’s special space- Menr)bers of the South Wind November 1969.^ weaters f, "saving internal magnetic picture- About Town 2. To appoint member to 30,000 S - tube shield sor Board of Education paid - , ■ r - ’ their respects at theu..^ flineral Silk Worm Pup Tent, Military Ihe Development Commission • Solid state reliability at home and attended the funeral Order of Cooties of the VFW I®*’ ‘®™ NOW AT KNITTING MtU. _ critical poinU In a group will sponsor a" Seafood Night I®*®- • Hi-Fi Color Tlibe with rare • ^ ______. tomorrow from 6:30 to 11:30 »’ To appoint two member* ^ SALESROOM earth phosphors • Tint control Chariea VonBow*er*_ -- ?-«»•._ _ at ot °ti,o the VFWirn honors were accorded at grave- may be obtained from officers secretary, John Gar?ide. OPEN TILL ^ t¥ED.. aide by Manchester American of the club or at the door. The g .jy, roscind an April 1966 $4.50 PGR W KK . If«p C fate Oote. NBWwanted (rtgilis iii 4 m IS Is 4BL | 1^ :100. The flag used in the oer- event is oppf'to-mpmbers and resolution, estaibldehing an Ac- THURS.. PRi NIGIfrS emony was preswiit^ ^„**** quests. , tion Commission for the Aging, ^ 'suede Jackets biirplkiig with fte hloin ao perfect for. . /' imiilMiRla Ooidiiroj Snlmrliaiis ^ Wealeni BaneliBr ^ d w , Mirs. Alice Jidinson Von- • ------jgjbstitute a revised res- fuxictione tfale fen 9c winter. An added ICatuxi^ Nia I . \- M S agdoB ootor ObA waron to ®OTchere. ■ The French dub of Manches- olution, dated Sept. 12, 1966. 'The ROOSEVELT MILLS diwlik,iijta qidtL Daonepelyaatar, ,doiriiIei«ncoOar«IlbBia!tt> WUa^vatoaordnrey.doiMasieab] BMran'Ware toon C.‘Bradley, ter will sponsor a whist and revision would add Winn alp out UBkig. Brown Antelope. Ettaei 8 to 18. [or onoov Aeqftle pOt Hnhu. 8b «p a9 UniDf. d two mem- *16 E. MAIN ST. ROCKVILLE, CONN. Outstanding Quality bUMP n d L ' setback card party Monday at bers to toe existingt seven-mem- 8 p.m. at Orange Hall. Refresh-.jber commission, (Mon., Toes. A Sat. till 5:30) Personal Noticei ments be served. Tickets 7, -po consider appotatmetyts MOTOROLA' will be Available at the door. , of advisory committees in such I In Memoriam ------areM as personnel, air and wa- -IB_Uwliig...memoo' of Douglas Members of Daughters Of tier poUpUen, solid-waste’dispos- FM/AM Clock Riidio g * e r wl» passed away Noy. 17. jjj^ rty . Nos. 17 and 126, will al, toaifflc, ’ land development, ; s Solid Stite^no tubes tobum out . ^ meet tonight at 7:15 at the long-range ' Oapttal Im- • Visilitf* you tell time la dark a . It ha* been 8 tong year* . with the wave of your hand Holmes Funeral ' Home, 400 provefnento. < • VisfUrm* shows that alarm is set left us for another und. Main St. to-pay respects to the $. 'To dinbteM new hilee, pro ( heart* are *ad as wa remem- a Antique White, Brown or Beige w bw your wuisoniewinsome smile'same late Mrs. Charles Donnelly, a posed by General Manager \ w. 6TMIIMARRS bf MOtORDkA IRC. rMTT* left us only for n little member. Robert Wtees, tor asseasmente — of wetar- and sewer 1 construe- wl hara our o ^ Mrvice deputmeiit. Save inonig ^*«Su^ ^ nre hapw h> 6*4 * aj y,, gyij (goicm tkm.. , 4 . —brine in your-^’iidiosj^ poiis^le TV.~1S years* e ^ ’"h .iS ?' «"« "ley “ *•* p ip Tent," Military Order of 9. To approve toe sale of nine peiqienM in raîo and televi^n. Open 'Thurs. till ^ Cooties of the VFW will meet k te in toe towh-owi)bd parcel ■I - V '. te& eni'l^’ ^ 1- tanicht at $ at tba poat boma. on toe east akte. of Ferguaoa A- c . -'t ' ' •\ MAMnH..sTER EVENING HERALD, i L^NCHESTOB; CONN.. THUBSDAY, N O V M B & 17, 1966 THURSDAY, NOVIMBER iT, 1966 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1966 PAGE TWELVE elementary school library. JBolton freshments wiU be served ta the Opposes Hanoi Hannah cafeteria, and the senior Girl Scout Troop wiU hold a candy IHIS RECORD 8 2 791.25 Court Orders ahd Flame of Hope candle sale. ' th District Rîse* i''' . I " I i $ I , II , "I . Scout Troop 7 3 iV^ es , Report cards will Issued New U.S. Broadcaster tomorrow at Bolton Elementary IWEEK’S SPECIALS! Town Clean Members of Comniiiiee SchooL • • Taps OsgcMxd K iw aiiis Sets Record The troop committee for Boy T h o r ^ Preuss,^ Harold A. Osgood Sr. of 29 Sewei;Line Launched in Viet War il- im- Ham Chlclt^ R«^rt Ijuchenblll, Manchester Evening Hefald New “ANIM ALISr $193 Cumberland St. last night was Bolton correi5>ondent, Oleoao- Scout Troop 73 Was b ^ an DeludeJPeter Ryba and , ■■‘— OR— elected a director of the 8th In an action stemming from same. During World W ar H, well Young, tel. 848-8981. HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Re "" c l ' ? ; ' ixpunoed by oommlttoc <*alnngn gobol. member GI JiU. Tokyo you’d get Axis SaUy and Tokyo a $25,000 damage suit, brought BUxe Rose broadcasting te Individual Ronald Farris. Many of the men y(^plf, Robert Potterton, Chrta unex^red^tom\o” !hSe*^^^^^^^^^ La^t year, the' Kiwanis Radio Auction set a record and Axis Sally of World War II *iyiONKEEr $1-93 on Sept. 23, 1966 by Mr. atul GIs. They'd for Instance, to have served before, but some Coates, Bill Stems, Robert vacated in September by the This year the record was broken as the- Kiwams Club say, Mrs. John W. Dorchester of 94 days? ^ . a single soldier or a battalion, i Ji’ ' GlgUo, Craig Coombs'and Pat Tesi|;nation of Winslow Man- fcahzed 82,791.85 from the two*oay auction. WeH, the Viet Nam war has a KLH? LO W ^ PRICK IM TOWN! Chester. Oa® Itom alone, a pen and ------Harlan St., the Town of Man ■weet-voiced broadcaster too, you’re wlie is-cheating on you, Joseph Steftmlk Is secretary; Fieicner. or yod’re going to go into such Osgood defeated Howard J. ^ side Ave., East Hartford; JSSl chester has been ordered to Hanoi Hannah. James Toner, treasurer; Russell Bear, Ronnie Lee, an action at 0400 toihorrow. It Potterton, Institutional repre- Norris, Danny MorrlMn. Andy August of 81 Main St. by a 62 o^'Sl.98, woe bid.iVp to the ap- jyipg. McAwley, 14 Edgertoh St.; clean three storm sewer pipes And to combat her, U.S. NO...IT ISN’T GUITARS to 35 vote. The election took P®®«nay rtdlculoun price of $12. , Tracy Cole, 1^ tilenwood A.wd^rc«R«irol.»b™ t't5,feally «1»* «P a w U t i^ ft o the PTA ); Robert Baraby, Jay Rys and Tom Clou- 139 on Harlan St.—a 36-inch plpa Dtaon, reciultei*; Milton Jensen, tier v Had the dharp Yankee toad- Robert HaUleld, Wap- While They ens loot ttielr njtade? No, not p W ; itOA, Nancy LaBonne, running along the Dorchester '"■■S* H»oi Pi.y. Peter Benedict. James McCurry One-year pita AN AIRLINE! Last! *^Sh^ starlet Chris a music the guys like to hear - I " m ' . , 1 « and ban Harden, patrol advis- Coates, Tlirt Early, Steve Pot- ?15.95 at aM. Rtdtng on the bid was oi--toiil>arv. property, and t'win 30-inch pipes SF.K AND IIFAK a $16 honuB Hem, a toy c w mini skirted S-loot^^'^d 116 throws in a UtUe telk to make ors, and Trevor Jones, senior ad- ter, Fletcher, Mlclmel Ryb^ in Harlan St. S ^ S d f ^ th a /^ & U y husky them homesick. We don’t e ^ - Robert Ai^ger. Glgllo and THKM A I We Teach, Repair, Sell and Rent All Band Instnunentsl ’The Dorchesters had filedr S j c f L l a w ^ e y ld look that know w h o ^ Is - ^ d she’ s not »*. Emerson Bosworth, John Coombs. -Hto NORMAN’S Ray Belter’s MUSIC SHOP Stich of West Hartford, claim ey, was different, too. says price. The oar went with fseoap at ' Norris are on the board of re- Gnmske, Tom Harris, Jeff IN(’. 1018 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER i 26, and tWnWteg In terms of A. OM ^, 47 Hraaford ^ ,-1 4 6 . ing that backup in the pipes I going to be a gas," Chris Howard. , ^ a . view. Smith and George Elmore. : r . the bonus, the Yankee toadeta has caused d;amage to their jo\d an interviewer. “I’m pick- "She was picked for her sexy Farris Says that any man in- Gold arrow on wolf, Potter 115 HAUTFOKl) Kl). chose a>e least expensive item J a ^ . 38 S ^ k l^ home and land. ^ tag the records myself and say- voice and, of course, played mu- teressted in working with the ton, Sterns, J^bert McCurry, MANniFSTFK. ( ONN. in the group-^the pen and pen- tae Just whatever comes into sic of the era — jive, big band Judge Samuel J. Tedesco, in troop may contact any of the Peter Mozzer and GigUp- cU set * Lane; 148, Murphy, Hackma- Hartford Cpimty Superior jJead ^ committee; the members can al Gold arrow on bear, Mor Gnoup 26 was the final group **"’,®*i^*_®*^ “I've been talking to a lot of ny tod^y.Today’s GIs are a lot CHRIS NOEL Court, has issued a temporary ways vise help. rison. of the ndght. The bidding on injimction, gi'vtag the town servicemen and they give m& more s^sticated.” The boys in Troop 73 camped -- Nam, then to Armed Forces Stiver arrow on vrijlf. Pot- the writing set began with a ®*'®‘* * ^ three weeks in which to clesta Ideas about what they like to GI Jill, whose real name was last weekend in Devil’s Hopyard terton, McCurry and Mozzer. bang as $4 was bid- ’Then, up Mordaveky, 880 Vernon St, Maiti Wilkerson, is now mar Radio all over the world. WINDOW SHADES Bonus the mud, dirt and other debris hear — but mostly, I think, it’s “-WOUIU Would you believeoeiieve it?ixi Those xnose State Park 'IVenty-to^ te ^ silver arrow on bear, Mor- and up tt went, under the Oronp 16 from the three pipes. just a feminine voice from ried to Mort Werner, vice presi prompting of the auctiooeer. 151. Mrs. Flaherty, Hemlock euvB B ittin g rice paddies and ar.d three adults spent Saturday risen. ^ LONG WEARING 8 In addition, he ordered the home.” dent in charge of programming S i i ^ kf the SoutKiina Sea night in the rata but v ^ re- Denner, Morrison and McCur O ffer Gordon Tedford of 19 Roee- St.; 152. Dennis Rubacha; 158. at NBC television, and is writ town to fill the opening;s wbicli Cairis Is notWng like the World - end I’U be able to talk to warded with, sunny skies for INTERSTATE mary PI. took the $1.98 pen Mia. A. Marsh, 163 Oak St; 154. War n radio sirens, says Navy ing her life story for the movies. their Sunday hike, ' < Assistant denner, Baraby and' run between sections of the 36- them aU.” CLEANTEX 2 - U LB. TABLB- and pencU set and the $16 toy C, Bolfliore, 88 Porter St.; 155 Lit. Richard B. Howard of CluriB, a onetime baton twir ______The Alligator patrol won the Herbert Gross. 1 m u [L oar for $12. K. Davidson Paul Mahoney; 156. Greedman, inch pipe and the Dorchester ling dhamidon from Palm Made to Order Adams Display at Savings Bank of Manchester property. Armed Forces Radio. STrnTMRAATinN CONDEMNED camp champ banner. Forty-three cubs attended the Harold A. Osgood Sr. close behind with a bid of 62 Grant Rd.; 157. Janice Grov- Beach, Fla., high school, is not With Your Rollers READY TURKEYS Stich is involved in the suit “ Even Hanoi Hannah isn’t the l ^ ^ B ^C T T rr™ At Monday’s troop meet^ R^ger Andy Show and 30 at- $11.60 when the bidding ended, er, 84 Broad St.; 158. R. Hub- Norman Adams, a Manchester native, arranges a display of Traphagan School of Design, New York City, where he stud going to confine her shows to because he was the principal — Seereeatton was over- Jcn y. Georgetti, Dan Monahan tended a football game at f u l l LINE OF CUSTOM TO BE GIVEN place at Bentley School, at a ro such soramble took place bard, 14 Viotorla Rd; 159. his couture designs at the Savings Bank o f Manchester. Mrs. ied fashion design,, construction sind illustration. He lives 7 one type of music. officer of Manchester Homes w h e iT in g Iy condemned and <^1 Prev^ UConn. VENETIAN BLINDS special meeting of8 th District an Group 23 as Mark Royce George Cook, 83 Maple St.; 160. Leon R. Browne of Wapping, a client of Adam’s, admires one and conducts his business in Manhattan, and makes periodic T m going to play all kinds — The November pack meeting taxpayers. of 103 Diane Dr. bid $4-60 on- Lynn LaBonne; 161. Roland trips to Manchester to attend his clientele ta this area. His Inc., which constructed homes except ciaaslcail,” she said. Wednesday on the second day of Into the ^ p ta a oowt N O V . 22 of his creations. The designer is the son of Mrs. Aida R. the Baptist General Association ^ d Jim Toner was recog will be held tomorrow at 7:30 The election was the only item a $4 box of chocolates and Wilson, Wapping; 161A. Georgia Playdon of 81 Arcellia Dr. He attended Manchester High custom designed clothes are, he said, “ created with each and storm sewers ta the area, “Especially country music. p.m. at United Methodist on the agenda. casually took the bonus prlte Potterton, 171 Avery St. woman’s personality in mind.” (Herald photo by Pinto.) prior to 1955, when the Dor You’d bo surprised how many of Virginia convention meeting. n.Md as a ^ c l ^ Mout. School, Watkinson School, West Hartford,' and Northeastern “The Christian is called to Den chief cotos were pre- Church. A space derby will be E. A. JOHNSON Osgood, a district taxpayer of a 10-gallon fish aquarium Group 17 University ^School of Business, Boston, Mass., before going to chesters bought their home. Cosm etics people say they hate it, but real held. 3 ,o ,$ 1 1 i0 for 26 years, is a former GOP which retails .for $5.96. i62. J. A. DeQuattro; 163. ly love it. And not all those fel- accept every other human as a to fêve Benedict, Jolm 4x7 Panels Bulletin Board PAINT GO. Dairy Showmanship, and has ' las come from the big city.” full ^ fi«k•: 263. C. Lenihan, Joan and Marjorie, of 359 Bidwell St., were named dairy judging contest It added "more sv»btle hut Next Monday Û be \ project He has served as Manchester, tor ^ K lv ^ U n^ri^leged Lane; 172A. Dave Szetola, 83 Bolton; 216A Frank Esposito, 83 the 4-H Family of the Year at a recent Hartford Coun------equally devastating is the injury no troop meeting. TOe indlvdual FAIRWAX Hartford County and Connect!- ChUdren’s Fund is wit yat com- Dartmouth Rd. st. John S t Belfiore; 265. D. 'Whitaker, 55 4 tt ipad#>rv«n!mr^ of store hours. Beginiting Monday, camp, a director Of the 4-H PalrVa h^rd* Of 32 registered Hoi- N _ -■fORNPIKE-TV bjr fire department volunteers. non. m Jim Malone. Norwood RoimW WllBOn, Wapping: five / items may be redeemed at CM- Association, and a member of gteina. , NEXT TO STOP AND SHOP A. Bavarlj Baachar. !« « « » ;■ Chester High School, which fea- ford's, 985 Main St. ^ . . Cottage Cambridge ?t.; toy, car with the Interstate Exchange com Miss Joan Peila is a member Knights of Oolumtouu Here are the winning bidders FOR A NEW 1967 uttmty ai. transistor, Gordon Tedford, 19 mittee. She is also a member and junior leader of the Man- orchestra and soloists. Oronp 19 of the Guild o f the Church of from last night, the number cor- Oronp 28 . RoseaWMy ? l-; B.J. Chester 4-H Homemakers Club, rpjj^ benefit performance was responding to the mtnd>«r of Susan Crockett, Bolton; the Assumption. o ld s m o 9 il e Aiam ifA«, m. 1»B. Lce LoBonne; 186. Celeste 228. 8. Naastff, 241 Vestioa Sheridan, «o !fe h ; «ffiit coin set, and has held all of the offices sponsored by the college’s atu- me Item as n was om . idsi gj,gidon, 35 Meadow Lane; 187. St; 229. Biohanl Descy, 168 Norman Peila was a imembcr o.. f the ^*'® grouP^She is second vice activities committee. OR A also ars winners of the bonus 4-H from 193*7 to 1W2, and was president of the 4-H Fair Asso- .pbe Manchester Scholarship items. R. Patten, S3 Mather S t ; 188. HlUtard S t; 280. Mark Royce, fish u im lih n ,,Mark Royce, 103 Catherine Rlhgfroee, 14 Obrnell 103 Diane Dr.; 281. A. Gould, Diane IJr. the Manchester chairman tor elation. She has been a member foundation, established b y the VALUE-RA’IED Oronp 14 88 S t ; 180. Page; 190. David Wlfflom S t; 232. B .H Harvey, the4-HFair^^laUonand at- 4-H Fair Queens court ch am b er of Commerce, acts as 0 COLONIAL RUG & TILE l&l. Richard Patten, 83 28 Elicabeth Dr; 233. Joyce tended the N a t io ^ 4-H tx)n- years, and has ^ clearing house tor scholarship USEB CAR, CALL _Mather St.; 132. ____Louis_____ Henne- Whitaker, 65 Teresa Rd.; 191. VERNON CIRCLE, VERNON Carpenter, 193^ Portoi*' St.; Warning Issued gress in Chicago. He is ta part- grand champion of Food efforts in Manchester and ad- i s r m d . Jomwm. .. Rd.: nerahip with ms brother peter and Freezing tor several years, ministers awards to students at Knight, 100 Ferguson Rd.; 134. RAY DWYER 236. Goodwin, 93 Summit S t; Peila in the Pella ^ Brothers gj^g been an interstate dele- the college. Janice Grover, 84 Broad St; 236. Mrs. StiUman Keith; 237. After Accident Dalry Farms. He is also one ^^^^g ^ Qjjjg was a delc- LEES FAMOUS 501 HOFFMAN OLDSMOBILE 136. Mrs. Wilson, 17 Salem 565 Conn. Blvd., EM. Rd.; 136. Mrs. Welb Dennison; Roland Wilson, Wapping. Mrs. R McAar, 137 W. Middle A______written-warning_ tor______failure this year to the ^ tio n a l EISENHOWER HONOR CONTINUOUS FILAMENT 628-6565 Group 20 171 ^ Oonnectlcut. 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. BALTIMORE, Md. (AP) — 137. Norman Boney, 1071 Bum- Miss Rosemarie Pella Is ma- 196. Mr. Dldan, 36 Bolton S t; ® Manchester man ta She is a senior at East Catholic Dr. Milton S. Eksenlhower, presi- LOOKING FOR 196. Joan Nichols. 81 Foxcroft Hollister St.; 238B. Robert one of two car craehea tavesti- ® member ooU of Johns Hopkins umverri- V Dr.; 107. Johh Keefe of Wap- Hubbard, 14 Victoria Rd. gated yesterday by police. No of the National Honor Society, ty and brother of former Presi- DINliT NVLW CMKT$ Storra. She has been a mem ping; 198. B-J. Sheridan of Bol- CHfOUp 24 injuries were reported. > Spanish Club and the Future dent Dwight D. Elaenhower, has SOMETHING ber of the 4-H tor over nine Teachers. Club. been seleoted to receive a ton; 199. Carmen Hartley, 1082 239. B. J. Sheridan, Bolton; The man, Leonard J. Splegel- years and has received many Com pletely E. Middle 'Tpke.; 200. A. Lowe, 240. Carol Ferguson. 48 Fer- berg o f 12 StotUng PL, was awards in dairy Miss Marjorie Peila attends Brotherhood Award toom the 27 Scarborough Rd.; 20lT"Tfom guson Rd.; 241. Sam Miles, 82 warned at 8187 pjn. after his Manchester High School and National Conference of Chiris- over 56>09i rubberized $Q 99 DIFFERENTr homemaking and leadership. has been a 4-H member tor the tians and Jews at the organlzo- Pantaleo, 775 Parker St.; 202. N. Elm S t; 242. T. Escot, 266 car rammed the rear of one tdon’s 38th anniversary dinner Sq. Yd. Choosing Christmas cards Jotai partridge, 211 Mountain W. High S t; 243. E. Potterton; driven by Dorathy G. Hooey of y®"®' podding for .•*••••• Rd.;- - 203. Nils Shenning, 189 244. Peg Slaiby, 251 Spring St.; 63 OaJewood Rd. POMoe said the ceived outstanding awards tor here next week. is fun again-as you'll Eldridge l$t.t.; 2(K. Mosher. 174 246. Newt Smith, 82 S. Main w o m ^ ^ ^ t ^ l i j « ea^ Congress in Chicago,' 1963 Con t w e e d s a n d TEXTURED soon discover when you Benton St.; 205. J. bawopd, 553 s t ; 246. Shea, 40 Phelps Rd.; on CMooibt S t when Splegelberg s ^ Key A ^ r d , and the browse through our E. Middle Tpke.; 205^205 A. J. 247. Gworek, 86 Vernon St; car craidtod into it as it made a william Dantorth “I Dare Dawood. 248. Carol Lenihan, 21 Cam- left tnra onto Olcott St from WilUam Dantortn i uare Hallmark Albums bright You”- award. with new ideas. Here you'll Group 21 bridge S t; 240 V. A. Fuller, 68 the town garage parking lot John peila Jr. is a 1966 grad A two-car collision occurred 206. Ross Neison, 24 Bryan Adelaide Rd.; 246 A. X. Frei- uate of Rockville High School, Jluniquoftf I find the cards to match at 8:40 pjn. yestei^y in a ROOM SIZE RUGS lyour personality-cards Dr.; 207. 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Secre the North. • in toe last six months of lOff. same hour, IMs, be said, was er, most of toe crowd began to comet, 'Tempsl-Tottle, is rough Bad weather prevented obser- Police Arrests Talaga w u stopped after a Pentagon Is Against During the bombing kdl, etwut Shows Geonge Celestial Pageatdft Meeting of OEO '.V\ year,’’ said one well-informed tary of Defense Robert b. Mc For oome officials, the most far below .the itSO thait w as ex drift away. ly what to w a » in 1833 when vatloh of the meteorite group chiiser patrolman reportedly Namara and the Joint Chiefs of significant effect of toe air raids 4,000 troops moved into too pected fo r that hcNir — 2 a m . to^ to Maditon, H.J., pokde were about 10,000 meteors hour over TVAyo and Kyoto,- In cen source.- “ They’ll do Qie same saw him drive through a yellow Last night’s meeting of too thing again. Anytime you have Staff (JOB) are relisbly report baa been on enemy nwrale. South. Since, then, the monthly ^School Menus Sld3ring Dragon Frcun Area View 8 a.m. gST. called to brO^ up a mlnpir dis- were.- visible over the eastern tral western Japan. Arnold B. Cordner,''82, of light at the Intersection of Manchester Community Ccunetl one day or tU days in which you ed to be sgalnst any lulL “When w« bomb," one source average of troop infiltration'has (Contiiia^ from Page One) Branl^ said be believed tobs tiurt»noe by 300 students who arra of the country, ihe last Hartford, was issued a warrant Main St. and Middle Tpke. on Bksonomic Opportunity WM Viet Ytile Bomb Lull aren’t hampered, you do what One sign'* of JGB opposition eald, “toe Noitoi Vietoamese been between S,two a ^ 6,000. WAaRtNCnON-Ths untoown The display was Visible showed a “ gradual dieeipaiUon’’ had gathered outside to watch Leonid show er occu rred in 1866, yesterday charging him with The Mkncheftar public sdbool TV in Music Classes He is achqduled to appear in canceled to a later date, because you cap.’ ’ csme Wednesday from Adm. are forced to confine their Asked speclfioatty'what tbs artist who painted the Uto cen tHroughotit AiHjtona aind was of the metcQritee in outer space.' too shower. The students dis- but fa ll^ to come close in effect WAflHBKrroN (AP) — IA « — tf the boinbB stopped falling menu fo r toe week Of Nov. 31 CHICAXJO—More than 3 mil breach of peace. Manohester Circuit Court There have been reports that David L. McDonald, chief of nKnvemeatB to nigMtime and North Vietnamese could accom- tury work, St Georgs ahd toe especially evident at about 5 He said he also believed that the perosd quietly when officers to the one in 1833. several of the seven-memlm other Jidmaon administration over the North. lion American youngsters are The arrest stems from an al 12 D ec. 5. Pope Paul VI again wiU call for naval operations, who- told a use all kinds of subteVfugea. pUsta during another month-long is as follows: a.m. when some persons were cloud of meteoriitee had been arrived. , ■ . Japanese ' astronomers said council were luiable to attend. Dragon, put the w l^ world leged disturbance with his wife oftMsls, top Pentagon leaders As of today, officials believe a^ Christmas, cease-fire and news conference he posed “When toey’re on the move, bombing pause, one official , heading tor work. perturbed by unusual activity ' The greatest sky show above they observed the Leonid me,- receiving some sort of music I^ên a new meeting date la Monday: Frankfurt bn roH, in a tiny panel 6% 1w at their home at i67% Pearl ai« steadfastedly against anoth the North Vietnamese would use bombing iHiuae in Viet Nam. another bombing pause this they can’t even aetUe down tor said. “It’s bard to assess quan- , Dr. PVankhn Branley, deputy on the' plants Jupiter and Sat earth w as on Nov. 12, 1833, teor shower this morning. They instructioh through educational 3 States Dry in 1965 set,, the agenda will include potato chips, cote slaw, milk, ice St. er Christmastime pause in the any hdl to do what they did dur President Jphnson ordered a year. toe night or Mgbt a Are to cook tttattvely in terma of toe move inOhes. The d iie f ticurb, S t chairmen of If«w "fork’s Hay urn. •when the sky seemed to be rain said about 20 Leonid meteorites TV, the American Music Con WASHINGTON — t o three election of a new chairman and ; VM. bombing o< targets tin ing last year’s pause — “take pause in the bombings last Dec. McDonald acknowledged that ment of men and materiela.’’' cream. George; is only 3H inches Ugh. den Planetarium, who cruised Thousands of persona had ing staiTS, som e o f them ■were observed per hour this ference reports. Cordner is free on a no bail states more than half the popu secretary and discussion of O' South Carolina has a state pact p^dihg appearance in Mdcth Viet Nam. maximum advantage,’’ as one 24 and called for their resump ttie U.S. vshls are not complete other oMciela brtleve the In te(w of domestic repairs, Tuesday: Cube steak, gravy, For toe ptoture’s display at . 33,000 feet over the Atlantic in a gathered in NeW York Central brighter than the planets Jupl- year compared with about 100 lation lived under prohibition proposal to Join with the Com* officiiJ put it. ly stemming the flow of men bombing baa severely limited howerver, sources saM they be per hour last year. wide. prog;ram of music instruc Manchester Circuit Court 12 law s In 1065. The three w ere Ihe Pentagon oCflcials are tion Jan. SI after reporting the meahed potato, carrots, bresd, the Netlona! GaBery of Act, ba- ,Jet In the predawn hours, re Park's Sheep Meadow tor the tee or Venus. munity Renewal Team (CRT) and metertels into the South, the InfillraMon of North Viet- lieve the 300,000-man work torce The successful observation tion, and many other stated and D ec. 5. Mississippi (100%), Georgia known to beUeve there is no evi In a aeries of interviews, offi United States hsd received no butter, milk, harvest cake. gtoming last spring, a magnify, ported he spotted only 20 metteo- .big show. Many came equipped • The meteors are called Leonid of Hartford. but said they are “saving the name^ troops into toe Souto, ht ôrth Viet Nam could at was reported by the Tokigawa school districts are using TV in Zdzislaw Talaga, 20, of 23 (59.1%) and 'Tennessee dence now that Hanoi would cials voiced concern that a indication that Hanoi was will ing glass was built into toa rlites In ain h ow . 'With steeping bags, lou ^ because they radiate from Con- ing to begin peace talks. Uvee o f Mhitoee in South Viet but obnoede the evidence isn’t least acoompUah what a eiimllar Wednesday: Half-day session; chairs, blankets and tood. But stallation Leo. Observatory of the Tokyo Cen teaching music, with the aid of Pine Hill Rd. was charged at (64.3%). Fourth was Kentucky respond affirmatively — either bombing pause would give the case protectliig toe Ffemiah , „ , Bnanley figured there should by taking steps to reduce the enemy a chance to re^r Opposition to another pause at Nam.’ ’ clear. teimi did during toe bombing no lunch program. School doses when it was announced shortly Dr. Kenneth L. Franklin, of tral Astronomical Observatory on-the-scene Instructors. 8:10 p.m. yesterday ■with fail (40.9% ). pcdnUng. have been 70 seen, including the fighting or to begin peace taliks bridges, railroads and improve this time has strongly united the Some Pentagon oCflcials dlaa- Pentagon sources report that pause last year and minimally for 'Ihanksgivlng recess. Read Herald Ads. 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eludUig; toys, food, gifts, grab- Mark, a sojômore at Havei^ said, tbe Eastern plane proba Columbia Hebron bag, Chrlatmas decorations, Vernon ford College in Haverford, Pa.; Juran Speaks f C i t o h i ^ n Mix^'Prices bly started a descent as a pre From Action to Avoid G)llision Thanksghfinq Day plants and a candy booth by — ------’ • _____ 'RbUe, a University of Connecti S J V i t C n e n Holiday’ s cautionary measure. When the the yPF. There will also be a cut freshman, and Phyllis, a To MCC Cronp Jet rolled rapidly and also start Cords BY IKHUS JBELDINO ___ Radio Stations to Broadcast Legion ^ts ! snack bar. Rev. Shimoda Resigning'' freshman at RockvlUe High Seen Cause of Air Tragedy ed down, the E u te m pUot could Frtih Candy On R ^ ^ in g 3MrSr Eldna Jofa^ton of t^n- Food Shopping The day will clbse with a ham School, . DON'T MISS IT ... Pumpkin Bread during the * '«■»■ ■■ - California and 2 to 3 cents in the given an opportunity to call atrist and is ocnnected with the given in memory of the late El Tuesday, Dec. 6 at 8 p.m. at Pl- 19.52. Rockville Clergy Council and holiday season, and has also in Pacific Northwest. home.” medical welfare o f all Sisters of ton Post. amo's* Restaurant,- Bolton. Pro Bom in Japan in 1913, the last summer was the United Rev. Mr. Shimoda moved to cluded a recipe for King Gus- Florida is harvesting the first Patros stressed that in the Mercy in Connecticut. Players Meet ceeds will be used for a club Church of Christ mission tour Hawaii t*(ree years later. He director to Hawaii. ta fs Ginger Cookies which, she of what is shaping up as a rec event school Is dismissed early Hospital Fair Today The monthly meeting of the charity. , PORTABLE TV RIOT (Herald photo by Satemls) ord citrus crop. It will mean Podium Players "IWll be held Women’s fashions 'will be pro received an A.B. degree from The minister was married In said, “was given to me by a and some parents may not be The Windham Community bargains in fresh oranges, Saturday evening at 8:30 in the vided by the Mam'selle Shop of Wllllam^Jewell College, in 1936, Hawaii in 1944 to thq former lady who cooked in the Swedish MRS. ELDNA JOHNSTON home, it would be-well to make Memorial Hospital is being held grapefruit and tangerines this home o f Mrs. Diane Russell on Verfton Circle. A film on high an M.A. degree from Columbia Fumiko Nokatoni, who asetsts king's palace and told me the For your H oliday pleasure..^ arrangements with friends, today in the lobby o f the hospi winter.. Hayes Rd. In East Hampton. lights of the Charter Oaks 1966 University in 1937 and a bach him in his work as a Sunday oookies were especial favorites RockvlUe and at Hartford William Coughlin of Vemon and neighbors or relatives for the tal from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. TURNPIKE TV Church Bazaar S*t football season will be shown. elor o f divinity d e^ ee from the School teacher and a counselor o f his.” School of Music and Julius Earl Johnston, of Vemon, well- But frozen asparagus and car supervision of children. Handmade articles, toys, rots and canned applecause, The St. Peter’s Episcopal Tickets may be obtained at Yale Divinity School in 1940. in marriage and marriage prep NEXT TO STOP AND SHOP, ^ Pumpkin Bread Hartt School of Music, Hart known square dance caller. Her Children should be ma^de home baked gocids, white ele creamed com and sauerkraut Church Christmas Bazaar spon Mam'selle, Nasslff Arms, Main He han completed graduate aration. 4 eggs, beaten ford. daughter h ^ four girls, and her phant items and other items familiar with these arrange sored by the church women will St, or from any club member. work at Boston University and The couple has three children; 1 cup cooking on She was a soprano soloist at son, four'boys. .- are headed higher^ ments and the procedures they will be available, according to be held Dec. 2 from 8 to 10 5 cups g^ranulate'd sugar Talcottvllle Congregational, While not engaged in her Supplies already are tight in are to use in such instances. Mrs. Alfred Brand, local chair p.m. ahd Dec. 3 from .Jl a.m. 1 14-ounce can pumpkin Rockville Baptist and Rockville many activities, Mrs. Johnston some fruits and vegetables be man. Parents and students were to 3 p.m. The bazaar will have 3>A cups flour Methodist churches. She has finds time to relax with her cause of crop problems last 1 teaspoon baking powder summer. The Defense Supply inii asked not to call the radio sta a visit from Santa Claus from also appeared on radio stations German shepherd, "Sonja,” and tions, the superintendent, the Manchester Evening Herald 1 to 2 on Dec. 3. The booths 2 teaspoons baking soda ' In Hartford, Springfield, Wor Siamese cat, "Folly.’’ Agency also has taken more principal or board members for Columbia correspondent, 'Vir will feature various Christmas 2 teaqKxms salt cester, Boston and New York, from the civilian market. information regarding the dos ginia M. Carlson, toL 228-8224. gifts to delight the fancy, in- 1 teaspoon cinnamon ^ was soloist with a Swedish NEW UAC CONTRACTS PROUDLY OFFERS YOU OUR TRADITIONAL 8 Foot Pool Tables 1 teaspoon nutmeg Polk Dance group, and taught WASHINGTON (AP)—Sen. CHAMBER BANS SMOKING 1 teaspoon allspice voice for about six years. Thomas J. Dodd D-Conn. has ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Full Size Reody to Ploy, with % cup water Mrs. Johnston is employed as announced a $1.1 million Army Smokdng in the Greek Parlia- Combine eggs with, oil, sugar a bookkeeper at' the Tober Base contract with the United Air ment chamber was banned to ahd pumpkin. Mix in other dry ball Mfg. Co., Rockville. She craft Corp. of East Hartford day becaose the lawmakers C A S H AND ingredients, emd lastly blend in is a member of Vernon Meth Conn, for 34 helicopter engines. have been throwing their butts CARRY M -0 4 U E OPEN DAILY water. Place dough in three odist Church, a member of its The Office of Economic Op on the new rug. PRICES fo r LE S S ! greased loaf pans. Bake in 350- 'Parliament President Dimi SAVE! choir, director of its Junior portunity announced the follow-. degree oven one hour, or until Choir, and is on the executive ing^griSnts: tries Papospyrou issued the or 8 A.M. 10 5:30 P.M. done. committee of the Women’s So -4$217 218 to Community Pro der alter an inspeotion revealed King GnsinTa Ginger Oooklee ciety of Christian Service at the gress Btc. New Haven for anti- the rug put down this year was To 9 P.M. Thurs. & FrI. 1)4 cups cream whipped to stiff church: She is also a member poverty programs. in danger of destruction. Herald the Holiday season with ~ foam of the Chaminade Musical Club — $27 563 to Yale University The lawmakers can smoke in this traditional favorite... 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■ y PETE ZANARDI Hawks Show In the count^.'ft has allowed j AtaUrtaat Sports Editor A ll'ln fun o f course and the ders o f an ox, hands like ham not careful, he’ll swarm all over W /EAST LANSING, Mich. Nobody knows where the re the fewest liblnts—8.5 a game. port of Smith’s threat came Irish retaliate with their old slo hocks and thighs as thick as 4 you.” Life in West (AP)—^Tom Regner, Notre woman’s waist; With Michigan State’s tre The Ifo. i Notre Deme defen Letter to Mark. from— not even Bubba hlntself gan: Hate State. sive tinlt hes yielded only one 0 f r § Dame’s 245-pound offen There’s no question that feel In the defensive imlt with him mendous size, Notre Dame is Hi Mark: % —but it’s posted over Smith's dbuchdown end hee shut out NBA Scrap sive guard was asked in picture in ■ the Notre Dame' ings are running high on both are Jeff Rlehardson 253; Nick even bigger, in both offensive < ■■ five of the last six opponents. , Welcome home. Your mother and I waited what • • i >«• South Bend Wednesday if dressing room. sides and the thick-necked Jordan 228; Charles Bailey and defensive lines. The Michigan . Staters have seemed like a long time for yoii. I guess we were wait NEW YORK (AP) — > he’d heard the threat made Regner and his Fighting Irish muscle - bound' linemen are 208; Pat OaUinagh 214; Phil Kevin Hardy, 6-6ând 270 V given up only 208.2 yards a ing for our own birth as wen, for as you are born into by Michigan State’s Bubba teammates can look at it every caught in the middle o f it. Hoag 208 and Charles Thorn pounds, is at one Tackle and While Philadelphia con- hill 201. game and are ranked ninth na the world, we are bom into parentho^. They are both tinuee winning games at a Smith. day and slowly come to a boll. Both Coach Ara Parseghlan Pete D u r a n ^ ^35, is at the challenges. ------"No, what did he say?” ask This is Just one of the exam of Notre Dame and Coach Duffy Actually Smith wiU not be tionally in this department. But ridiculous pace in the other for thd'Îrish defense. The You ideked a fine day to be awate of beauty and truth. It i ed Regner, a, barrel-chested ples of the Intense heat being Dougherty of Michigan State Regner’s assignment. The guy most of the ground has been en^, ,Jl^m Rhoads and Alan bom—the day a war ended, gave rise to new concepts in. Eastern Division of the senior from Kenosha, Wls. built up for the game Saturday have predicted that the issue who will have to take care of gained on reserve units after are 220 and 210, respec- Let’s hope it proves to be a govei^nment, art nd sports. To National Basketball Asso 1 between top-ranked Notre Dame might be settled up front where the Spartan giant is George the victory was salted away. says he's going to get a ^tl^y. Linbbacker Jim IflWh good omen. , the amclent Greeks, sports were ciation the St. Louis Hawks and No. 2 Michigan State each giants collide with a sickening Goeddeke who is 6-3 and MS' Both teams are big, fast and piece of Regner Saturday?” weighs 225 and John Pergnlne The •world received notice of a mirror of life Itself. Victory are beginning to show "Did he say that?” replied bringing perfect records into thud. pounds. / lough. Any way-you look at It "Smith has strengti;,.slio and 210. your Urth on the sports page; waa a matter of brief individual signs of life in the West. Regner his lips tightening. "If their bitter rivalry. Smith is the goliath o f the Spartan Stadium won’t be a speed,’! says Goeddeke, who The Irish defense has held I hope that also remains with pride, but go was defeat because The Hawks’ 104-101- victory he wants a piece of me he's Michigan State co-eds are Michigan State line— a tower place for the faint-hearted Sat missed last yaar’s game be the Opposition to an average of ydu. 1 hope that you may come neither waa a lasting thing. The over Detroit Wednesday night going to have to come and get wearing buttons which read: ing end who stands 6-fodt-7 and urday. cause of an fejury. “If you’re 176.5 yards a game— third best to iove the world of sports'as victory always stood challenged, was their fourth victory in a me. I plan to be around.” Kill Bubba KiU. weighs 283.' He has the shoul much as I do, that you real- the defeated always ready to row and boosted them to just a ize its meritsi. Ms lessons and challenge again, half-game behind Ban Francisco which leads the division. its foundations. Around you is another peak CHARTER OAK CONFERENCE, PONY CHAMPS— Manches ham’ Rich Strickland, John Duffy. Back row. Assistant C3oach •Five M ile R oad Rdce^ W eek Away~ flU M TIN G On the night you were bom <>' W«tory. You are bom into Without a superstar the Hawks have had to mpke their ter’s Red Raiders. Left to right, front row, Steve Hassett, Russ Dick’ Hassett, Joe Quaglia, Dennis Woods, Jim Jackson, Loren I ru sli^ to the typewrilor and push buttons, gadgets Andreo, Bob Corcoran, Dave Bray, Jim Coughlin, Head Coach in true sportswrlter style wrote: and electric ' do-everythlng. I breaks with teamwork and Turner, Bill Sproul, Don Ryan, Jim Balesano, Brian Sullivan, « » / a n d S, "Manchester, Nov. 11 — The liope that you don’t become Wednesday’s game at Detroit Mark Lautenbach, Bill Thornton,'*Charlie Scott, Bob Hust. Sec Jack McNary, Backfield Coach Tom Conran, Line Coach Bob Answers to Questions linebacker that will bring Har swayed by history. I hope that was a good example. No less ond row, John Quaglia, John Hannon, Pete Sadloski, Kevin Con Corcoran. The Raiders won all six conference starts. RECEPTION COMMITTEE of the New York Gi vard's lootball fortunes to new headlines about football players than seven St. Louis players nolly, Brent Griswold, Dave Hassett, John Torza, Doug Down- ants awaits an unsuspecting ball carrier. The Gi ^îSHING; heights, Mark John 2Sanardl, and $500,000 paychecks,' gam .scored in double figures but the blers and college sports and men ants are Charlie Harper (61), Willie Young (69) Score Victory was bom at Manchester Mem leader,. Bill Bridges ônly had WINTER MENU being denied the right to play 22, ' ' 'and Jim Garcia (70). The Manchester Rifle Club ■What fish can you expect to orial Hospital tonight...” -« ...... — — because of their race or name In other NBA games Phila Hall in Black Hawks^ Nets Tab Erickson Harvard Coach Not Pleased Senior smallbore rifle team Due Thanksgiving Day catch during winter? The doctor say.s you are al ready on your way to be com- ''vill not turn your head delphia beat New York 117-108 To those who actually get out downed Capitol City 1;160 to Remember the Greeks, Re and Los Angeles took Cincinnati Ralph Erickson, veteran 1,110 with a record number of land Cross Country Champion- ney will be wearing No. and88, try, the answer |s, "the linebacker. Your mother Which Is Bad News to Foes In Showing Against Brown By EARL YpS’^ .y.-w.-.v- ,i y , . reports that your arms show member that in sports, in lUe 124-112. athletic dlrtetor at the Loom ^ ickii^ May Decide top scores. Leading the locals ship this year at Boston. In ad- for personal reasons. During same species you caught last signs of strength and your hands itself, the glory is in the strug- The Hawks had to fight every He said "We have seven basic to their second win in succes- Can ■«-'“ ** Johnny,JCelley show dition, Burfoot placed second in World War ll an 88 shell near- summer." NEW YORK (AP) __ somehow Hall reached up and is School In Windsor, is the CAMBRIDGE Mass. (AS*)— are constantly moving, as if ST'e- Victory provides no rest inch of the way to beat the Pis- Sion were Allen Archibald and his heels ^ the rest Of the the NCAA College Division ly tore a leg away. Amputation While______certain fish______are consid- Glenn Hall is back in the gloved the puck saving the second person named to re Harvard football c6ach John formations which we have been ready for a tackle. Soon your Tbe record ie always •waiting to tons who overcame a 12-point using all Fall and we can ac Mel stoitenberg both firing sen- pack fojran unprecedentM cross country run in Wheaton, was slated but the young GI prime fare on the cold ceive one o f the three Gold Yovicsln says he wasn’t too ; Game of the Year eyes will acquire the sharimess b® broken. That yfs break it is deficit to. tie the g;ame early in Chicago Black Hawks’ nets tually improvise backfield varia sational scores of 196 and 195 seventh time? . . . Will IU.J last Saturday and then pleaded no. Miracles do happen, ^gather menu, there are hardly "I j»ist reached across for it,” Keys awarded each year by needed. never es Impoi'tant as how we "•the fourth*------quarter. St. .Louis 8Ud it s no coincidence that pleased with what his crew did tions without too much trouble, SOUTH BEn D, Ind. (AP)—The rustiest weapon of came on Monday to win the and Phinney’s leg was sewed ^ y . game fish that fall to show Hall said later. "It was a tough the Connecticut Sports Writ respectfully out of a possible ]^ y Crothers be able to re- Twisnty-three Inches! Maybe break it. puUed away only to find Detroit the Hawks have allowed agatost Brown last week—al either football juggernaut kicking may resolve the ti IC4A varsity division cross up and he was able not only to ^he catches of devoted chance.” ers’ Alliance. since toe line blocking remains It’s on the hardwoods you’ll * * coming on again before two the fewest goals and are though they won. pretty rniKh toe saiiie.” «&nic battle b e t w ^ top-ranked Notoe Dame and No. 2 Howa^^Nobbs^Sh a?inVi^^^^ he^se?! clJs/rel country title Monday in New wolk but to run. winter fishermen, claim the After that the game settled The first recipient to l)e York. The latter win was in Proceeds will again go into fiabing experts at Mercury out- prosper or maybe on the mats, Stand Ready quick baskets and a free throw leading the National Hock- He says the Crimson will Michigan State at EMt Lansing, Mich., Saturday. ip^ noted was that the ord in winning? . . .‘ is this the Into a tight defensive struggle named this year was Harry in the pool, the diamond or by Bridges put theHawks out of gy League. ' ' ^ scoreless need a lot more push to beat "Whesn two powerful defwises ■ shooters in the yâr for tall, long-striding record time. the Muscular Dystrophy Fund boards. It's.difficult to picture you a.s soccer field. Jacnnskl of Ihe Yale Uni Yale In their traditional season Buschmann, who will repre- of Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars you can run down the list a man now, but like all Il'vlng "ti"- ' u. . New York hockey after Bobby «..w!Hull’s !i!f. pow meet the kicking game takes ^ outclassed opponents. "Last hard to get 190’s, this being Ambrose Burfoot to -break the The 76ers won their sixth General Manager-Coach Emile versity coaching staff. end game Saturday. sent the Spartan A.C. o f Brock- of Lebanon, race sponsor.s. of summertime favorltea----- thlng.s, you will grow to adult- er play goal tied the g;ame at Sports Schedule on signiflcamce for gppodêld Kenney punted exception- tw-ice as many as ever before tape first? . . . Or can Ralph game in a row at Philadelphia Francis called "the save of the The third winner has not ton. Mass., has come to the The event is sanctioned by the jyjke, lake trout, muskles, wall- liood and beyond. You "will fol 12:08 o f the second period. “They have enough going for ^ iU o n and ulUmately soormg so did our Dan by a local team. Leading the Buschmann, considered in many Elasy to Dream and made their recoid a heady year” Wednesday night pro- yet been disclosed. All three front in the paet three years a a U. eye, perch, bass, pickerel and low a pattern that billions have them to conteem any coach” he Irish Coach Ara Parseghlan McGin when we lost to Mich- individual averages were Art quarters the finest road run- It's so easy to dream. Some Hull’s seventh goal of the sea- Gold Keys will be presented Thursday, Nov. 24 and today challengea Kelley as whatever el.se Is legal——and traveled before you and through 13-1. The Knicks sUyed about tecUng Chicago’s 2-2 tie against said. "Last year they used an Stressed today as tense « p e c - igan State 12-3” Parseghlan shorts with 195 andKen Wood ncr in the country, romp home toe only°NHL came with Kurtenbach in at a banquet in Hartford Five Mile Road Race, 10:30 the No. 1 club runner in the suddently realize that fishing wlU say that the times you , fap/challenees tl^ quarters the Rangers eight-man line most of toe time. tancy vibrated over the Notre recalled. 194 first Just as he did In 1964? the penalty box. He turned Chl- Jan. 80. —Main at School St. Eiast. It should be a great battle really knows no season. are born into nonn longer permit y ^ Your Greer and Wilt Cham- game played. This year they’re using a nine- l> a m e ^ m p M . "This year our punting Is ad- other local scores- A Archi- Answers to these questions _ _ CO Maki’fl goalmouth pass be- between the two ^terans. The big difference" is in the a man to dream. Don’t you be- be vour fellow them a merry chase «rhe big save came on Orland Erickson a native of North man "tight monster” setup. Football—East Catholic vs. - ___ equate wwn liOD liieier ana ±JOD bald 196, M. Stoitenberg 195, A. w-'l be forthcoming one week neve them. It is man’s great- J® ^ after that. Greer ended up with' Kurtenbach in the "second pe- hind Ranger goalie Ed Glacom- Adams, Mass., and a gradu South, 11 a.m.—^Mt. Nebo. less drive to eigbt str^ght vie- Qiadleux averagtag 38.,6 yards Buschmann is a graduate of the method used and in the fish Some of Yovicsin’s team mem * ■ ' Shorts 195, P. Dougan 192, R. from today when the 30th Five m u m e.st ahtUty. There was once a ^ surroundings finished with nod. BUly Hicke had shot the *"• ate of Springfield College tbrles has punted only an aver- between them ^ - "27 kicks. University of Massachusetts themselves. bers had similar thoughts af Football — Manchester at Mile Road Race takes place over high school boy who dreamed vour heUefa will be tattered, 28-Walt Bellamy led New York puck and HaU steered it way. Hull thought he had given coached at Trinity Ccdlegs Heemeler 191, K. 'Wood 191, and Is a research chemist. SCARES Techniques and equipment ter toe Brown game. In the Windham, 10:15 WlllimanUe There are others who will used in ice fishing bear little of becoming a sportswrlter and challenged ando.,ru tom until —... one But Kurtenbach, a rangy cen- New York its first goal when he from 1987 until he entered Guild Field. military service in 1042. locker room Vic Gatte said nadc good b, Idiio. Mcko^ Jo. ju pr„,ur« IWd son ■" 190, R. Pfau 1S8, N. Tim- -aforementicned------are rate more than just a “second COMMEBCIAL — Ken W a * - kinship with those employed who is now dreaming about TOU can stand ready Wpst and Rudy LaRus- ter, picked up toe rebound, on fell across Hail’s legs after Rod PAUL PHINNEY son. * ^ a a m K 4m I a a s I - m _____ a _ a ______ia « _ a«___w ______v - After the yr&r in 1946 he went "We’ll have to put together a Azzaro. goal gave us a 17-15 win over rec’.i 1C3, J. Gallagher Jr. 188, nong the pre-race favorites. look,’’ like Jim Keefe, who has bum 210 —415, Bill Costa 136 during fairer weather, except to compete with only conviction scored 36 points in lead- Hall’s front step with the Hawk Gilbert shot at 2:19 of the open- to Loontis where he has better game for Yale than we NEW YORK—Frankie Nar Michigan State’s barerfooted Pittsburgh just before we Gi Connolly 1S5, S. Nlewieroski Kelley has a matchless rec- ______expected to three second place finishes to __3gg^ Morris Mlllman 140 — for the hook. Artificial lures May you kara that in reality _and courage. ing toe Lakers past toe Royals goalie bending toe -wrong way. ing period. "I was trying to con- 150 runners puck but instead I coached baseball, football played today.” vaez 140 V4 Puerto Rico out Mcking star Dick Kekaey. has beat Michigan State 34-7.” 1S8, B. Sullivan 1S2, A. Buck ord in theholiday feature which srart thrtrek down Main Street his credit. The former Central 3g2_ ^lal Darling 144 —375, Dave take a back seat to natural an entire newspaper is a sports your father’s wish that Dayton, Ohio. The game was "There Was nothing but net trol the and basketbalL Yo"vlc3in said he plans no of pointed Felix Morales 139^^ Qunted an average of 4.6 limes Azzaro has converted on 28 181, H. Lawrence 172, E. Leek- ct-rts— andfinishes—on Main ipbe little 35-year-old Groton «tar who went on to gpêater Duchlmln 144, Dennis Boxx 144, baits, and"'elaborate decoy set- page. You are just beginning find a place In athletics, as through three periods but when I shot. I thought it was a pulled it into the net when 1 said. fensive changes against Yale. Puerto Rico 10. per game. Hawaiian Kenney pj 30 p^tra point tries com^-ar- T. Hayes 146. £t._ opposite School St. The schoolteacher has already won heights In Pan-American Games^juban Smoluk 144, Ed Lewis ups lure the quarry into range, the greatest game we have, life boxer who led our na- Angeles poured it on in toe goal,” Kurtenbach said. fell” he i Was something less than auto- /vjritii Kenney's 29-for-34 .re- Manchester's next competition starter’s gun is slated to go off seven Five Milers The two- competition vowed last year 352, 'Larry Fountain 859, Ken Even the controversial spear lUelf. It’s a tough game some- through its infancy, the quarter scoring eight times. The clock is always run- g^vimmer who gave us a dyna- points In a row at one point. Os- matlc Richard with only four cpj.d_ jg Dec. 8 in Middletown. at 10:30 and between 100 and time United States Olympian that "next year” would be it. Markstein 361, Fred Brown 353 comes into play at thia period hits on 10 field tries. • ■ ------^------ning and there are no time- government before he car Robertsoi) and Happy H ^ auid holder of many national long George Conefrey from Brock- jiân Rock 372, Dick Buckley of year, Far the moat part neither" ton and George Starkus out o f 350. However, the Mg difference outs or subsituatlona. Many taJeen a.way from ua and oach hsd 34 points for Cln* distance championships is re Notre Dame nor Michigan State the Boston "University will beat ______js noticed in the response of times we have no protections, fê West Point football player cinnatl. ported back in top shape. His —seeking a aeoond successive watching as well as Tom Mul- p i n n ETTES __ Lori Jones fish. Spectacular fighters under staiiding only with con'vlction led us to "victory in the ------^— Possession of Second Place third placement last year was perfect 10-0 regular season—had ligan, Tom Gazzo 176, 'Summer conditions often became and courage. greatest of wars. ~ ^ j his "poorest” since 1949. Kelley to worry about puttog the boot Tobin, all out of St. John’s j^mue Denley 191-469, Wanda sluggish in frigid waters. Bass, Because many men play tola ConvloUan and pourage, beau- J J a W 8 0 H llO n O re C l Will wear the colors of the Bos ' University in Brooklyn. Kaselauskas 190-520, Jll Kra- in particular, exist in such i game, they got together and ty ^ truUi should be the epit- . . --- rr« n a ton a .a . NEW! Otijective of Indian Eleven Stars of Future vontka 188-181—486, Betty state of semi-hybemaUon that drew up some rules along ■wlto ©me of man’s struggle. Nowhere A S A r* L i 1 OD tSaCK < y Eastern Alignment Crohiers, a protege of Kelley, Connecticut stars o f the fu- piumley 214-539, Wanda Bona- they are reluctant to seize the penalties, but we don’t always jt more evident, nowhere It is •*■ ... < ► was fresh from a sensational NEW YORK (AP) — The By PETE ZANARDF grabs as well in the contest. ture are BIU Young, out o f dies 199-451, Sophie Panclera bait- Pike, on the other hand, see penalties inflicted. As a chip taught better, even by its ab- NEW YORK (AP) ,— Len college cross country campaign might go unnoticed on the grid- gcnce, than when man meets Dawson is putting the Kansas Blastem Baseball League will Featuring the 35th meet Junior Bryce Carpenter has'-a Cromwail, and the University 477, Rae Hannon 451, Sophie manage to retain a lively ap- have east and west alignments comfortable lead in the rush last fall and not only whipped of Coiinecticut’4 No. 1 harrier KravonOta 452, Ginger Yourkas petite". inon, we believe human trans- man m athletics. City Chiefs in orbit and he < * < > next season if the major league ing between Manchester ing department, showing 389 a field of 139 starters, but set this season, and Bill Rodgers, 453, Gloria Shortell 477, Mary In many regions, winter flsh- gessions can also go uimotlced. son, life is far too short to gives a good part of toe credit COLLECTORS ALBUM’6 and Wmdham High yards'in 72 carries. Leading a new course record of 23:50.2 of Newington, .the top prospect Richardson 452. ing holds special charms that ITiere is another referee, and in waste a nilnute. There are an to his pocket-«lzed exergenia— in turning in the feat. He WiU Wesleyan's frosh. — __ are unavailable at any other toe end, he 'will have the infinite number of questions yet a muscle building and toning 0 tors meeting Wednesday agreed st Willimantic S (jUilu the recei-iêrs is Dick Cobb with < ► to split the Class A A league Field Thanksgiving morn- 10 catches and 110 yards. Cobb compete for the Central Con- • There w’ill be gallery favorites WOMEN’S LE.\GUE—Jane Uê. West Coast anglers eager final say. Remember, son to be answered. Perhaps you machine being used by Amer- kito divisions of four teams ing at 10:15 will be a bat- is also kickoff return leader nectlcut A.A. too, like Doc Robbins, Who will McCi-ystal 128. ly await the biting cold and nothing goes unnoticed. will have one of them. lea’s utronauts. each. They also readmitted tie for second place in the with five and 57 yard?. Great Fall be making his 21st appearance, driving rains that herald the (Many years ago history Remember that there is no 1710 air-minded Dawson again Reading Pa, 'and Binghamton CClL.lt is possible that the Passing, Dale Ostrout has a Burfoot, too, has been helped The two-tirrie ■winner won’t be SPICE — Tina Mikolowsky atrlval of. steelhead. Eastern reached m peak in Greece. It fullback that you can’t bring proved toe merits of the con- N.Y. to the league. Neither had CCIL might have a five-way 30 for 63 mark with 134 yards along the way by Kelley, con- among the leaders but he’ll rate 134, Vivian Sheldon 146-345. fishermen get ready to load up brought sbout a hard people, down and no reasonable ohal- ditioning program he started ______cm tasty smelt. Where,, whlte- proud and dedicated, yet ever lenge tteit you can’t handle. early iii February when he com fielded a team last season. tie for the runner-up spot. and five touchdowns. sidered the finest rood runner a salute, via applause, all along < > Top spot in the, CCIL lias al Kent Ough, three fumble re- in the United States. The lanky the route, BLOSSOMS — Iris Vacantl prevail, home smokehouses pleted 10 of 14 passes for 256 1 y 'A' Your Choice of ready gone to Hall H^h of West coverles, and Chuck Carson, a Wesleyan-junior has been sen- Another In this category Is 137-343 amoking. Sandy Koufax has led Nation- BIU Jurges and Mike Higgins, yards and three touchdowns m y y Stereo or Monaural Hartford. Bi'endsji Mm-inan and reeovery. an" interception and a- sational: this fail in college Paul-Fhinney, former track and ______^ ______Winter is hardly a time to si Leagii* r»ch».ra-ln least earn- fornaer managers of the Boston just one half of play as toe i y Automatic Co. can finish up witli a perfect , blocked p'Jnt, lead in the steak cross country competition. Like cross country coach a't Manches- K. OF U -B e m ie " Banavige ?^P fishing In .T a -^ t 7 W e “ are ed runs during toe last five sea- Red Sox, scout for the Houston Chiefs ripped hOaml 36-14 last i y Iisague slate when they tackle dinner race w'ith three stars Crothers o f a year ago.. Bur- ter High, who will be in his 12th 204, Tin) Cantln 228, BiU Reiser f H?* sons. Astros. Sunday. < ► ^ 22 Great Songs of Transminion traditlartal cross - town rival apiece. Showing two stars are foot annexed the New Eng- consecutive Five Miler. Phin- 2JJ land who sincerely feel it a the i y Consird High Saturday. Belcher, Cobb, Tim Coughlin , . time to start. iy Christmas 1 "While Mancliester is -assured and Fred Butler. — _ . „ y ’ Silent Night. Do You Hear What I Trouble? < • of a tie for second spot with a Hear?. The Christmas Song. The Holi ir Free Road Test and y y 5-2 mark. Should they top the Infallible System Sees Yale Winning THE GAME day of Love.- CaroUng, Caroling. Jeau, Estimate "Whippets, the Indians would ■k All Work Guaranteed Joy of Man's Desiring. O Little Town take sole possession of _ se_cond Bowling ★ Budget Terms SCRANTON MOTOKS Inc. only of Bethlehem. It Game Upon A Mid ★ Free Towing place. If they lose, Windham, DAVE WIGGIN Hoople Likes Notre Dame over Spartans night Clear; O Come, All Ye Faithful. No Low-Prlbe "Come-on” now 4-3, and Wethersfield, ROCKVILLE* CONN. Ave Maria. Frosty the Snowman. We will be a tough outfit. It wUl be y LE.YGUE — Joe Pagano ’ Estimates that Co((t You which has completed a 5-3. cam Need A Little Christmas. Let It Snow, paign, would sliaxe second with s. rough battle.” , 165-:4p4, Ai Omelchuk 178-409, AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR Money In Battle of Behemoths for No. 1 Rating Let It Snow, Let It Snow. Hark I The Maloney High (4-3) which Coach Ed Ferrigno’s . V^p- Ed Kovis 382, Fred Poud- CADILLAC — OLDSMOBILE PON-HAC Purdue-Indiana, Oregon, St.- Herald Angels Sing. Noel Nouvelet. n FoarPss Foreciister ') w ,r Manchester meets Platt High Thanksgiving pets have taken three straight rler 145-138-/^91, Joe Twaro- j r DV ji.vio*; irjopfE Oregon, Penn Stale-Pittsburgh, March of the Kings. Deck the Halls Day, and Conard also having a aiid will be out to achieve a win- nite 143-138—391, Andy La-, With Boughs of Holly. 'Whito W orld mim Transmission Co. Bhot' ■ campaign in Oie CCIL. moureaux 136-383. Fled McGur- Tennessee - Kentucky, Utah- 16 BRAINARD PLACE 1: acl, fv!:r. ■ . no".." we come of Winter. II Est Ne. SUII, Still. Still. Expect Rongh Battle Windham has stopped Maloney, ry 357, Ken Seaton 358, Bundi IJ tin do resistance of Utah State and Washington- (Rear Seymour Auto Washington State clashes. jM m sm jdouA. Away In A Manger. We Wish You A Store. Main St.) .‘.'We would like second place Platt end East Catholic during Tarca 359, Frank Calvo 145- ‘J)e^l93G fqplbalL.season— the Merry Christmas. MANCHESTER all to ounselves,” Manchester the span.' The Thread City out- 366, Ed BujaOclus T49-144-;-432, h'igh’Ling Irish of Notij-e Dame,'! My computations point to 646-0022 Ccach Dave Wlggln said, “and fit came the. closet to tripping Carl Bolin 168-403, BiU Adamy led by Ara Parseghlan, versus certain victories for Michigan ON ENTIRE INVENTORY 1 well be out to get it Windham vp Hall, losing a heart-breaker 366, Ed Burbank 141-364, Dave the Spartans of Michigian State, Purdue, Oregon State, Penn RECENT TRADE-INS in the final quarter, 13-12. Saunders 353. commanded by that fighting State and Utah, but watch for 14 Great Artists of Our Time! Texmessee aind Washington I ^ ^ ” It 'wiU be the sixth Thanks- Irishman Duffy Daugherty. ■ ON THE NEW 1967 CADILLACS— OLDSMOBNLES— PONTIACS 'Barbra Streis|snd. Bing Croshy. Andy Williams. Johnny Mathis. The King giving Day game for the two "VILLAOB CHARMERS— "Where will dame Fortune State to confound the experts Family. Jan Pearce. Pablo Casals, Ray Conniff. New Christy Minstrels. —hak-kaff! rivals, the Whippets ' showing Judy Delaney 125. cast her smile? On Hanratty 1966 TORONADO 1966 CADILLAC SH)AN Steve Lawrence. Edyie Gorme. Mormon Tabernacle Choir. Mohalia four wins, Manchester one with ------and Eddy or Hay?! Rohes'?. Now go on with the forecast. Factory air conditioninsr, auto De Ville. Air conditioning. Jackson. Percy Faith. , ' a tie. In 1964 Windham retired -----:—;------On , Seymour or ! W.asjiing.'L.bn? Arizona St. 16, New Mexico 6 matic, P.S., P.B. AU $ 9 0 Q i ; Clean. Nothing else to bay-Come in todayl the flnst Army-Navy Club tro - i« T rocklike defense o; t..e Iowa St. 24, Arlzoita 0 FIRST INNING SHOCKS 01(ismobile accessories. T o# New car condition. A # 9 phy with its fourth win. The In ueen Gandldate Îth Keyln (2'?0) Hardy \I’yo. 33, Brigham Young XI dians 'wlU be out to add another WASHINGTON (AP)-'PItc in the vanguard, or the rugged California 28, Stanford 20 lead to lost yearia 35-(^ win to- er PhU Ortega of the Washlng- lepresenting the Man Spartan defenders spearheaded Colorado 42, Air Force IX 1967^bUTLA$S CONVERTIBU 1965 FORD THUNDERWRD Another Great Winter Tire from Goodyear! waaxl the new trophy. 1 ton Senatore holds one dlstinc- by Bubba (278) Smith? Jove. Old Clue Fingers Florida St. 21, Wake Foreet 7 Red, white, top. Executive car. Conveiîble. P.S., P.B., Dating back to 1923, .Wind- tion he would rather forget chester Ski Club in the -those lads must eat steak four Citadel 19, Furman" 8 ■lecInraN Fed. IX. 9000 miles. • ^ O O R L . fileTalwIeiet- raIrMee* tOxPer'nei ham holds an 18-14 edge "in the about. He was the only major Snow ■ Queen contest times a .day! fingered the Irish to triumph . Minnesota 11, Wisconsin 10 2300 miles. SAVE, SAVE SU RE-GRIP New car condition. 6j)0/e.50xl3 I f o r l H s i i e series, two games resulting in league pitcher who allowed two Needless to say, I have can- by four points. Make it N.D. Yale 17, Harvard. 14 Saturday night will be fM/}.J5x‘U(7M/7SO X l4) $2i6 ' ties. The Whippets bulge is the first-inning grand slam home celed all appointments lor 28, Mfchlgan St;, 24. Holy Cross 28; Connecticut lis, WINTERTIRES Pat Lahdgrebe of 1966 FORD THUNDERBIRi) 6.25x14(8.00x14) result of a string o f eight wins runs during 1966. WUlie Horton Saturday so that I can be in And no sooner will the dust Oklahoma St. 14, Kansas St! 8: Ha^top Coupe. Air conditioning, 1966 OLDS. DaTA 88 in low -priced and a tie against Manchester of Detroit hit Ortega for a four- South Windsor, a skier Spartan Stadium to witness this be settled - at East Lansing, Xavier 12, Kent St. 10 ' 8.51x1418.56x14) HhirUi Stereo tape player. All power win Hardtop Coupe. 7 7.7Sxl5(L70xl5| ' " i l o r p r $ 2 ii from 1956 to 1964.'Manchester’s run homer in a June 22 night" for the past 10 years. classic. You needn’t bother to than 2,000 miles away a new Tulsa 27, Louisville 20 ^ p a i r s Dark blue. P.S., P.B., 2•4m X 13 tubtiats .‘28 btackwallt, ilitt |S.U 8.45x14(7.60x141 i f a r ^ 7 '» 5 4 win last fall was ihe first over game. Four nights later rookie The local candidate is look for me in the stands be- cloud will rise over the Coi- Boston College SO, Mass. 18 dows, disc brakes, 1 O C Fid. Ex. Tix and 2 old tint >auto., 9000 miles. A T T o # 8.84/9.46 X14 (L00/8.2(l x l4) it e r 441 Move up to t|)a distinguished Windham in nine years. The last Joe Foy of the Boston Red Sox a graduate of Mt; St. cause long ago I adopted—hak- iseum at Los Angeles, as UCLA -Purdue 28, Indiana 16 P.S. 9000 miles. " f 1 •Plus tax end S old Uras / motoring previously owned time Manchester won two in a crashed a grand slam against Vincent College and kaff—the practice of traveling and Southern California col- T.C.U. 15, Rice 14 i c EXTRA-MICEAGB TUFSYN RUBBER! -At 8-T NYLON CORDl fSize listed else repleees e ln elMSlRrln perentheels row oyer Windham was in’ 1956. Ortega. Both drives came in the taught school jn Man Incognltp and in disguise lest lide to pick the western repre- Wm. & Mary 21, Richmond 0 1965 OLDS. 98 TOWN SEDAN —^ Gram WHinWAlXl...... ONLY t U I i p a ^ raxTiiiii Individual team titlea'are up firat inning. chester and Ei,a s t my stitus as a celeibrlty detract sentative in the {lose Bowl, Colgate S5, Rutger^ 6 . NO MONEY DOWN! FREE MOUNTINGI Lincoln Cbntinental We have an unusually. from the main attraction—be it The Trojans have Waited 12 1965 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX- — Hardtop ...... $2795„ 'Hartford. The judg S.M.U. 22, Baylor'20 <»’ choice selection of Continentals recently traded by their pre a major, political convention or long months to avenge the Temple 41, Bowling Green ,^X1^ 1965 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVHIE — Air Conditioalii^ ...$4295 "NO UMIT" GUARANTEEIt N l l S C I ing will take place at headline sports- evcnfl atartllng 20-16 setback suffered Kentucky 18, Tennessee lib •OOOYRAR NATION-WIDE "NO LIMIT" GUARANTEE - No limit on months • NO Rfflit Oft llrilM • No vious owners for the 1966 version of America's most distin 1964 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX — Rod with Whitp Loothar. .$2295 nmit as to roads • No limit si to $p««d • For tha ontira lilt of tha trood ■ All Now Qoadyaar Atila guished motorcar. Their prime condition (many still carry the the annual iSnow Ball IThe winner? ■ The Hoople at the handa of UCLA in 1965. Arkansas 20, Texas Tech 12 . - TIrts art suarantttd agalnit d«ftcti in workmanship and nutarlala and normal rood hsrards. ox* GO cfpt rapairabla puNcturea ■ Auto tirti uted on trucks ara axetudod from'tha rood hoxard portion of new-car warran^) assures their second owners many yeab Dance of the Connecti System in a series of calcula- This week it will be a different L.S.U. 16, Tulane 6 1964 PONTIAC CATAUNA 4-DOOR SEDAN ...... $1795 this guarontoa A H a Goodytar tira fails undor thia tuarantta. any of mort than W,0N Opodyoor cut Ski Cvouncil at the tions too complicated to be ex- stoi!y as the, men of Troy smash S. Calif. 80, UCLA 19 âlars in tha UntGd States and Canada will maka aMowanca on a now tlra botad on original troMf GO G O O D ;|^ E A lt and miles oh unsurpassed motoring excellence, together with depth ramalning md Goodyear’s printad "Exchanga Prica" currant at tha tima of •djuitmtnt, not a 1963 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX — Cloaii, Low Mlleagoi $1795 THE SAFETY- I S ^ D 'the most imprMsive savings. Wa’ II be glad to quote you tha R. W- A. ROOFING "lA Club in Easti Hart ; plained here (Ed. Note; You .the UOLAN^ M-19. 1 • ( Utah 18, UtMi S t 8 on thd higher "Np^rade-ln Prica". IDED COMPANY can say that again. M ajor) has And .while ail o f this is go- Maryland 25, "Virginia 14 Interestingly low t»''ms— thia week! ford. — 30 6THER MODELS — ,1 ing on THE GAME will be ' Wash. S t 12, \Vashlngton ! and SHEET METAL CO. HA'VE YOU TRIED OUR UNEXCELLED SERVICE O E t% f pontested at Cambridge, where Memphis St. 8, Cincinnati "6 • ■'A Harvard wlll^ntectaln Yale. It Notre Dame 28. Mich. St. X4 ALL FACTORY TRAINED PERSONNELt Roofipg ^ •Shelf Metal was as a member of the Old Mississippi 21, 'Vanderbilt IX' (Wa Also Have A First Class Body Siu^p—Bepoln OR AB Makes) GOODYEAR SERVICE ST r » PRO GOLP CLUB Blue, you’ll remember, that I Missouri 14, Kansas IS Open Monday, Tueeday. Wedneoday, Friday 8 AJR. to 8 PAL MORIARTY first won All America statup by Clemson 28, N. Carolina St. itO Thursday 8 AAL t o 6 PAL -"Balurday 8 A AL to 8 PAL 713 MAIN STREET 0101 MANCHES1ER • Heine Improvement REPAIR SERVICE my pigskin exploits agfainst Oolo. St. U. 22, Wichita St-17 iohn Harvard’s lads—har No. Carolina 16, Duke 12 rumph! There is" great )i6''vs for Chattanooga 85, No. Tex, 9 t. e x p e r t WORKMANSHIP! REPAIRING— REPimSHING REGRIPPING FAST SPENDABLE SERVICE Yale «^ 801 C E N ^ R SYBBliiT — 648-5185 ; USED VÔODS AND IRONS FpR SALE for the Bulldogs over the Crln)- Miohlgan-20, 'OUo S t 10 NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE. Inc. Phena ^ 523-V986 80% boys—flooIa-Boola! Oregon St 18, Oregon. 14 . ^ CADHlAC — OLOSMOBIU — POtfllAC •ConneettoaVn OMeet liaooln-M erciiiy Dealer" 16 Strong St. ' i - Call A ficr 6 ^.M . Many traditional meetlnga Dartmouth 89, Penn 9 IflOmaON 8TBEET BOCKVIUAS, CONN. 295 BROAD STREET PHONE 643-5179 MANCHESTER Phom ^N j^lt742-ee^: are: on tap this weekend with Penn S t 28, inttsburgh f . Soekvflla 816-8581 I Bfanehoster or BortlM f48r«6l8 - r , -\ Man6hMter,.ConiL ^ Tel. 643-4409 OPEN EVENINGS EXCEPT THURSDAY 06040 Albert R. Bnbb most of the intereet centering Princeton 42, Cornell 15 ;0n , the MjedUgan-Ohio ,State, Symeose 40, W. Vlrglaht 14 I i»»w»»»»aaaaaaaaaaa»»ii>»a9»a9i4aaaaaaaa»a«i^»»o»»»aaa»»aa»aaaaaaaaoa»»a»»»»»»»» : *, ■ ♦

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LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE With BlAJOR HOOPLE Bnainnss SertlcM THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Help Wantcd~Mal« 36 Help WantaG^Male H Pwvtew Offered 13 Nere ond There EXPERIENQ3ID~blB MAICB^ FULL-TIMB MAN tor carpM \ SALES AlfD Bervloe on Arteno, MOWDOVOULIKCMV IKMOWlTSSTUFFEpr 1MAT% V4MATIMEV full-time plus overtime. An work room. Apply Mr. Tu** i leU'CEKtURY M^lQUI WITH dEHUINE ( ONE, AMOS 4 4 Pace >OOR RETURN AFTER '8Vl phenomentn ment and sharpenlns servloo While X WAS SKiN-ONiNG.') *-lTS GREAT - 4 6 Springy. ALL THESE VEARS. 12Heudat on all makes. L A M Equip-. Tbp rates and overtlmo, AND tVB been m achinin'/ > FOR ‘ v iw «T .a OMl«<9 Small potatlona CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS FATHER.'AMP ON A ,ment-Oorp., Route 88, Vernon, EVER SINCE.'you CAN'T ir^TISHTENIhf 8 AJ>t. to 5 P.M. JAlNflTQRS fUU../.benefits and p r o A t. MzJLZ. AtoroRcxae.'r is!SS?n‘ 5S.S^'»25*cS‘* '“^"“ 875-7609 Manchester JExchango sharing. PRESo/yfevoo—' BEAT THAT BREEZE WHEbH>'OET ERRORS In thno for the MAN NEEDED In Manchester Ê«ctant]y > next hwertlon. The Herald la reoDonolblH for only ON* Ineor. Household 8erneee CLUNKER m/E 3 Wthont (UUn) „cheM 47 Cut of meat ^Morning and Evenings vicinity to :e n t AL ASSISTANT needed LETTERS must be seen. 643-4771. estimate your plan. No obliga Bunker Hill Road, Andover, -work end. floor wa>duBi open Ing. No Job tim s m ^ . John orthodontist’s office. Some tion. Call IJerm Frechette, 643- 742-8051. Phone 649-4604,. ask for ings available iôTnings- and HOULYHOCK 1963 t e m p e s t convertible, re 1567. Wesley R. Smith Con VerfalUe, 649-5750. experience preferred. Attrac- evenings. General Cleaning OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILUAMS built 326 engine and transmis MATURE WOMAN to care for Mr. Holmes struction Co., 234 Center St. CANPHIL Floor covering, 73 live salary scale- 289-5159. Service, 46 dak St., 649-5884. SHRIMP sion, extra rear end, bucket ______2 Children in my home, 14 and Birch St. Wall to wall .carpet- WEEKLY PAY checks are fine. HOW WHATA \ NOT ANY seaU, stick shift, new tires, CARPENTRY — Concrete work 9. 3-6 p.m. and prepare meal- 'MUCH 1 CRUDE ) CRUDER Ing. linoleum. Free estimates. But, getting tired of the grind? Center Springs vicinity. 649- MAN— / THAN ASKIN' 1900. Oair742-7726 after 5. anything from cellar to root, BRIDGEPORT anc* lathe hands, Expert installation. Call 643- The . long hours? Cleaning 1068. 'ASKING 1 HOW MANY . inside and out, no substitute tor full and part-time, benefits, you HOW /CATTLE HAVE 1965 FORD Falcon —burgandy 1218 or 649-2985. house weekends? Why not WANTED MUCH > you GOT— quality work, satisfaction guar WOMAN WITH car to babysit. group insurance, paid holidsys GOT 2,800 .original miles, 15 months switdi to Avon? Choose your IMTH* iONE HAS imSTH'SAMB anteed, competeijve prices, no CaU 649-0630, 9-12 a.m. Ref and vacation. Apply M J3 jft Full-Time BANK (NTHE I THING left on guarantee. Call 649-2187 own hours. Earn up to |5 an Job too small. D A D Carpen erences. B Tool & En^neer'ng Co., 12 ? ban k.' / ? OUT , anytime. Bonds—Stocks— hour servicing the terrific de Maintenance Man h erb/ IdenUty try, days 643-1904, evenings Prospect St., M^bbester. mand for our Christmas Gift SEWING For .Apartment House.' 1961 CHRYSLER New Yorker, 649-8880. Mortgrages 27 MACHINE operators Line in your neighborhood. 8 a.m.-4:30 p m. Apply Ka-Kktr GAS STATIOl^ attendants, full Permanent employment. 4-door hardtop. All power, ex MORTGAGE LOANS - first Good salary. Apartment CARPENTRY—32 years expe Call 289-4922. Toy Co., 60 HdUioird St. or part-tin)e. See Mr. Sloan, cellent condition. Must sell, second, third, all kinds resdty. ’ fumishedk - i rience, complete remodeling, Esso Service Center, Route 83, ______\5650. 649-0890. additions, rec rooms, concrete Statewide, credit rstlng unnec- CXDUNTER GIRLS wanted. For Interview,, call part-time, evenings and week Vernon. IKT PONTIAC 1964, Tempest GTO, V ' ”'*' and garafees. References essaiy. Reasonable, confiden Help Wanted— Male S6 643-9674 ot 64S-71SS nice clean car .excellent condl- estimates. Call 643- tial, quick arrangements. Alvin ends, apply in p>erson. Bess BY EEN MUSE tion, very goodsrood tires. MMust u s t ______26^. Lundy Agency, 627-7971, 983 Eaton Demut Shop, 150 Center LATHE HANDS and gcceral WAYOUT St., Manchester. LEGAL sell. Priced at $1,525, 644'-1912. CARPENTRY __ ’ ’âin St., Hartford, evenings machinists, paid hoepitaliza- N / Alterations 233-6879. Uon, holidays and vacation and .dditlons. Rec rooms, ga SNACK BAR manager, good 1969 CHEVROLET Impala, plan. Apply Metronics, Inc., NOTIGE k n o O^:ing dow n r r w A S A B U T N O T rages,\ceillng;s. Roofing, gutr SECOND MORTGAGE — Un- working conditions, salary. standard, new motor, excellent 640 Hilliard St TOWN OF ANDOVER WHEN'lOU SOT THE NINXMEN on th e SMART ters, siding, painting. Work- limited funds available for sec Apply Topp’s Snack Bar, IN '//• Z 7 body, con be seen ait 82 Oliver Action of the Planning and BAU./TQU RAN 3 0 manshipX guaranteed. A. A. ond mortgages, payments to Windsor, or call 246-9972. FIRST CLASS mechanic. Ap pPPOSiNGTEAM/ PLAY.' e n a W M U fc*. TJ4. I f . U'A Off. Rd. Zoning Commission on a L YARDS. BASEBALL.' suit your budget. Expedient Dion, Inc\ 643-4860. ply Bourne Buick, 285 Main proposed subdivision 1960 CHEVROLET Impala, V-8, service. J. D. Realty, 643-6129. “ You got a protest letter from your Dad? I thought you St. See Service' Manager or No action was taken on the , automatic transmission, excel Call 649-4571 for appointment. i said he was old-fashioned!" Lost and" Foand RooflnV---5idkiuc ~ ~16 FULL-TIME proposal of Valentino Flano for lent running condition, $550. a development known as "Co LOST — sum of money in Call 647-9720. SALESGIRL BIDWELL HOhfE improvement Bnsiness Opportunity 28 lonial Estates" located north of Hale’s Department Store. Find •. Vi “ L.i High and Greenwood Dr. 649- the drainage' of this water m □iro '‘‘ "-NO MONEY DOWN metal Co. Roofing, shetetmetal, AUTO AGENCY, new and Board of Appeals will hold a must /be provided. Of special 6188. home improvements, \exnert used' cars. For details call public hearing on Monday, No ' ■ .M ’63 Rambler, 4-door $645. workmanship. E>ays 628,-9986, Paul J. Correnti Agency, 643- D&L concern, are the proposed lots rr vember 21, 1966, at 8 p.m. in LOST — Male cat, white -with abutting the Pine Ridge devel SHORT r Ib S BY FRANK O’NEAL 4 '63 Falcon Wagon 695. evenings, 742-8649, 5363. the Hearing Room of the Mu gray markings, wearing yel A Manchester Parkade opment on Pine Ridge Drive. V r nicipal Building on the follow low collar with bells. Please Dated at Andover, Connecti '62 (tomet, 2-door 545. ' SUNOCO “ ing applications; caU, 643-7081. RoofiiiR and Chimneys 16-^ cut, November 17, 1966. IVT-reRttiQ/ SERVICE STATION Donald E. Wilson, 411 Hart- X JUST 5H0TA HOKE W . '60 Comet Wagon 395. PAYROLL CLERK — exper Planning and Don’t fret, get... LOST -I Passbook No. 90558 ROOFING — Specializing re\ Business Zone II. ienced in mainto4ntag..retords to.?4. .RoMi ...... Zoning -Commission - -Savings'" Bank" of Manchester; -pairing roofs of &1 kinds, new — Available Now ’60"Chevy Wagon..... ‘ 245. and abiUty to work with fig- extension of permis- Town of Andover Application made for pay roofs, gutter w^rk, chimneys Inter-State Location urea. Write Box G Herald. sion to have Limited Repairer’s V ^ David E. Flinchbaugh, ment. cleaned, repaired. Aluminum License, at above location. ySunny Dollar Promotion Chairman A quality heating oil deliverad jSOLlMENE MOTORS siding. SO years’ experience. Leon LeBlanc, 55 Oakland If/ — LOOM, MOW U?N6UA5 Bring Record Sales Francis P. Haines, FRE3E—-Two adorable gray kit 367 Oakland S t 643-0507 Free estimates. Call Howley Street, Business Zone II. Re automatically! Burner Mrvica 24 T1HI1HE COLONEL'S TAl L BEEN Secreiary tens, housabroken, double 643-5361, 644-8333. DaysXCall Sun Oil Co. 568-3400 NOTICE quest extension of permission hours a dayl An easy-payment IjD■ DROORN6TMATAWAYP f paws, 8 weeks old. 21 Hart Evenings Mr. D. Smith PUBLIC HEARING to have Used Car Dealer's Li plan! Get them all--Get Sunoed f J rrWASATHALFAIA6TWHEN LSs-l SACyTHECOLONEirS . _ DONTTELLMEHE , ford Rd., 643-4468. ROOFING-REPAIR of roofs, FORD — 1966 Country Sedan, The best in gutters and con- \ 236-0413 ADDITIONAL cense, limited to display of 5 oQ J HE 60TOmrOF5EDTHISMOHNIN6!U GOTHOMESICKNESSI IM-- cAueHT nr FPOfAÔiJ/ 10 passenger power steering, Heating Oil. U t'a talk. TAKEN BY MISTAKE—Wom APPROPRIA'i’IONS cars ,at above location, //-/7 W podi’er brakes, automatic V-8. ductors. Repair of chimneys, orton o8»PQRTUNrrY BY DICK CAVALU an's blue ' gray full length too. Call Coughlin, 643-7707. OPPORTUNITY --com BOARD OF DIRECTORS ^ rn est-a n d -Margaret Seger- WANTED MORTY MEEKLE Call 643-4376. mercial snow plow route for berg, 38 Adams Street, South spring coat at Garden Grove, TOWN OP MANCHESTER, BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE sale, $1,200 yearly gross, seU CONNECTICUT Residence Zone B. Variance is Clean, Late Model November 6. Please return 1961 CHEVROLET wagon, 6 HeatinR and Ptnmbing 17 fo r $40!0. 64V 9757. Notice is hereby given that ‘requested to erect addition to I CANTUNOeCSTTVND W H / NON6EN6E/ correct co a t Call 643-8038. cylinder,, powerglide, excellent WE'VE TRANSLATED THE AAES5ASE, COLONEL. IT WAS HAVE TROOPS WATCH THE BEACH B»B«UK'S the Board of Directors, Town dwelling closer to side line than USED CARS VAfRicry BEEGIJE'B KEEPe e t i C H H E & G O n H E condition. Asking, $775. '649- B O m p l u m b in g and heat S U N O ^ IN SPANISH, FROM THE ESCAPED U.S. NAVY PILOT TO A AT HO. KIN BAY. MEANWHILE, ARM | A 6AAALL BUPPiY OF of Manchester, ^ Connecticut, Regulations perniit, at above SOME FISH INS BOATS TO SHOOT WHOLE VEAH — 2249. ing repairs, alterations, elec Top Prices Paid /WEROUNDiee IN STO O C . e x c e l l e n t will hold a Public Hearing in location. ^ 600P. DOWN THE HaiCOPTER. UP6TAIR6,AND FULL OF Announcements 2 tric and gas hot water heat AUOGE 1960 CORVETTE, silver gray ers. Call 643-1496. the Municipal Building Hear- _ Theodore J. Stepahski, 42 For All Makes HULA ELECTROLUX vacboin clean OPPORTMTY HEATINOOII. BASEMENT, with black interior, 283, 4- in Room, -41 Center Street, Otis Street, Residence Zone A. HOOPS. ers, sales and service, bonded C a r ter CHEVROLET s p ^ . CaU 742-7194 alter 4:30 Manchester, Connecticut, Tues- Variance Is requested to erect representative. Alfred Amell, p.m. Millinery, Dressmaking 19 Franchised Superette store day, November 22, 1966, at addition to garage closer to side CO., INC.. W. e. GLENNEY GO. 110 Bryan l>r., Manchester, with excellent Income for 336 NORTH MAIN ST. DRAPERIES —custom made, 8:00 p.m. on proposed addition- line than Regulations permit, 644-8141 or 643-4913. husband and wife opera- 1229 Main 1st. XEL. 649-5253 1963 LeMANS sport coupe, lined or unldned, your mea- al appropriation as follows: at above location.' ’ Phone 649^5238 bucket seats, radio, automatic, tsd! Good financing avoil- To: General Fund Budget Harry S. Howroyd, 31 Con- suremen'ts, also cornices. kble. 'Personels new white sidewalls, 27,000 FV>r further information call af 1966/67, Town Counsel— way Road, Residence Zone A. rhiles, ori^nal owier. $700. ter 3 p.m., 643-1913. Restaurant—Main St. loca Fees Account...... $1,500 Variance is requested to erect RIDE WANTED to Pratt & 643-1331 after 5 p.m. tion. Owner retiring. Pric to be financed by an in .carport closer to side line than Whitney, first Shift, from vi- ed for quick sale. crease in estimate of mis- Regulations permit, at above _ ROl cinity Green Rd. Call 649-2585. Super Sport, 1964, b EA’S alterations and sewing, I cellaneous revenues. ^ location. 6 Wit hy N U he. / A / / CAUNZ4 Uquor Store, o TELLER TRAINEES white, convertible, full power, ggi Hartford Rd., 649-6021. WiUiam R^ Schaller, All penons Interested may original owner, low mileage. ______(OVER 21) ' J. Id . REAL ESTATE - Acting Secretary attend this hearing. 649-3223 after 5. OPPORTUNITY WITH PUBLIC CONTACT CAPTAIN EASY BY. LESLIE TURNER TOIS THE SEASON OF Mo¥ing—Truefdnf— Board of Directors Zoning Board o.f Appeals MICKY FINN .BY LANK LEONARD 1964 CHEVROLET Blscayne, 4- 643^5129 643-8779 Manchester,' Conn. ôhn F. Clifford, ATTRACTIVE SALARY AND BENEFITS Storaga 20 Dated at Manchester, Con IMAfllHE THINKING VDU COULD kill EVERY DETAIL HAEiÊN FRANKLY, I'M ^ I L E C50 MeKETS SENOIN' A v b j ^tO seB THANKSGIVING door, radio, heater, automatic Chairman APPLY-TO PtANNEPl I ONLY HOPE PI5TBEE5ED A?EW ^ POWM TO OWAMPO ) riHAL TESTS n ecticu t this 14th day of No John A. Cagiahello, .B t/r TH0U»ANP» WITH AN ATOMIC BOMBi transmission, low mileage. MANCHESTER Delivery. Light «RANPPAPDy».EV») IF >»U, IT W0HT8ENECE5$ARVi OVER VOUR MILE5 JIEXT week, EASV? J on a GAPflErJ vember 1966. Secretary HARTFORD NATIONAL BANK AGAIN Gus Kamienski, factory 643-7630. trucking and package delivery. BERSERK ENOUGH TO TRY .1 'MENTAL STATE'. AWAY. ’•MARTIN Ca*' Refrigeratorfi, washers and w e TEST ^ PEVELOPEft WE representative ELEC- Schools and dasMS SS S H O M S -^ TROLlJX OORP. is grate stove moving speciality. Fold- AND TRUST COMPANY , MMSETTHB FIR^T MANCHESTER OFFICE 7 F M U J R E l ful to all for 16 years of Business Serviiecs fog chairs for rent 649-0752. CERAMIC'S. AND mosaics crafts instruction. Leaun this 695 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER, CONN. vacuum cleaner patronage. Offered Is Equal Oppartdnlty Employer For further sales and Serv- Pttinting-^-Papenne 21 exciting hobby and make your WANTED : Ice call me at RookviUe, SHARPENING Service —Saws, own gifts. CaU 872-0392 for In 87S-6S81 or Haôrd, 236- . kniyes, axes, shears, skates, INSIDE and outside painting. formation, anytime. OIL BURNER SERVICE REPAIRMAN' 4291,. rotary blades. Quick service. You name yoiir own price. Capitol Equipment Oo. 38 Main Speciei rates for bemeowners AND FUEL OIL TRUCK DRIVER St., Manchester. Hours dally 65 o r ov er. 649-7868, 875-8401. LEGAL WANTBD-RIlf>E «rom Burr Cor IflS. Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7- TOP QUALITY work at low All benefits. Blue Cross and CMS and taisnrance coverage. ners Shoppiiig Plaza, 6 p.m., 4. 643-7958. est prices, interior and exteri NOTICE to A rthur D rug. 649-0602. APPLY IN PERSON - - PROFESSIONAL Oeanlng — or painting, tc^ grade paint PubUc Sale — 1966 Triumph A Carpets, furniture, walls and used, free estimates. Call Ray TR4A, many extras./ At River- FOGARTY BROTHERS AntomobPes For Sale 4 floors — ah cleaned in your BeUlveau, 649-2110. ’Truck Sales, iifoc., Vernon, MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES 3 19 BROAD STRi»rr NEED C A B ? ,Your credit turn .... Vernon National Bank. ed down? Short on d o^ pajf- tng. Interior and exterior, p». ^ THI6 IS THE END OF THE ...TDTR/TOGET LINE... I'M DOWN TO U )0 ment? Bankrupt? ReposMss-'RENTALS—^Power roDnr, chain perhanglng, wallpaper re TOTpyTOLEAWtl moved. WaUpaper books oo r» THE OL BUSINESS? OUTOFTHESUN FEET AND 1 KNOW ITS A alon? Don’t despair! See H STDDESBAKER — 1959, good modeling, general / repialrs, Cfoality' workmimahip. OdI oooditdim, $200. Call M-8741. painting, interior and exterior, evenings, 246-9598. ; BOURNE BUICK Goo0 salary, or conuniôn on salons sold. im m e d ia t e ’ ACTION rubbish removal, moving, ma , . "The BouseHouse of 'CustomcT S^tlsfactfon" S^tlsfi ' Call ..fiefore 10:30 weekdays (9 A,M. Saturdays). You 1966 AM^SSADOR — Radio sonary. CaU 643-4636. EIXTERIGR. AND Intsrkff paint- can start an ad or cancel an/ad'same day. and heater, backup lights, ex Ing, Wallpaper books, | paper- I 288 M Am ST. OOOPERATIVE OIL COMPANY cellent cwdltion. very Icfw dTEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, nanglng. CeUings. Floors. Ful MANCHESTER ' mileage, only driven 6 months, fireplaces, flsgstona- tra ces, ly Ihatved, irorkmanablp guar ' 3U BROAD STREET Must asB to ssttla astate. CaU AB oooersto repoiia. sUasao- anteed. LaoPSIIatiar.64B-

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I ■> I ■ !- MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTE% CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1966 PAGE TWENTY-THREB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALP, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1966 PAGE TWENTY-fWO i HoWs^ For RoBt 6S Honses For m ie 72 Hoiues Ffir Sale 72 For Sale 72 SttbaHwa Far Salt 75 Sabarban For Salt 75 Hel^ âptc8— Garden— Farm— Daily Household Goods 51 Rooms FVIthoot Board 50 Apartments—Flat*— Apartments—Flat*— Bids Well Over Estimates If ale or I amalo 37 ^Pi'?«daet8 50 i Tenements 63 Tenements . 8S S-bedzoor x>lon- MAMtiBBSTBR r-lia r/e T i«nm DtlPtdBTt 14 rooms,' 8 ga- TOYb ■PAM.TLY — 4-4, exj|>aod- SOUTH WINDSOH .—Bfitecutlve BOUTON — Bfiur- room Ranch MARLOW’S HAVE ^ r mlN LARGE ROOM with kitchen IH beths,. garage, fire- Raaob, 9H oaths, modiin lacear office space, oemtndljr aide Raaob etê, large Yfoodn $ room efistou built Raaob, with fireplace, tvYo car garage, MAN OR WOMAN with Interest PUIiL YOUR OAVN Thanksglv- < rors, all sizes. Reasonably pri'vileges,’ gentleman or mar THREE ROOM apartment, llv BEAUTIFUL first floor apart- p w , reo eoom, dlshwaidier, IdtdMn, io n u X fiinii^ iMfiL located, aluminum skUng, hot ed lot, convenleitt locatkm. air- oondtOonlng, hrocaewajr, lot with big tr|MS, doce to For College Building WotE^ menf, 4 large rooms, baM- CLASSIFIED in selling 0>at would like an ring turnipa, $1' a bushel. 612 priced. Call 649-6221 or visit ried couple. 643-5600, after 4:30 Ing room ,. kitchen,'' bedroom family room, $4x34 with fir* water *aone heat, 4 bedrooms Leonard Agency, Realtors, garage and all the extras that lake. Only $14,9|{>0. T . J. boord radiation, aluminum • opportunity to earn a substan Keeney St. ' M arlow ’ s In c., 861 Main St. p.m . and bath,, electrlw range, re Q> „ 648-6199. Rleee, S-oar garage, luge M each side., FUlbilck Agency, .046-0469. you would expect In this truly Crockett, Realto^, 643-1677. Bids dh the renovaUem of sev- er study. He said he did and storm windows, vcniptlan tial income in a local furniture frigerator, heat, not water, no with frott trees, facjiM. PbO- 949-6464. fine home. Out of state owner ______en major buildings at Manches- know when a recommeodatioa G. E. REFRIGERA*FOR, ..gas ATTRACTIVE R(X>M for worlt- b^ds, fireplace, cabinet .kltch-' MANCHOSTilR — S49 store, many years on Mein St. pets. Available now. Call telok Ageney. 608464. ------^------MANCBBSTE3R — assume 6% wants fast sale. Hayes Agen- ter Community College’s Nike would be forthcoming or what space .heater with automatic ing giri, private home. Phone Center S t, $1M monthly. 4 ______ADVERTISING 40 hour week, fringe benetits. Household Goods 51 M cK in n ey'B ros., In c., 643-2189. en, formica oounteA, elecMc ROOKUBDOV — T ihom ooo- ■per cent mortgage, irlth pay cy , 6464H81. Split, plus rec room, patto, site campus off Keeney St. have it might be. temperature control with fan. in room, board opUonal^ên- range and refrlgendor, off bedrooms, IH ligUis, garage. STRANT tr r . Hera’s » dandy swimming pool. Assumable 6% Write Box B Herald. WHIRLPOOL washer and dry- tsmporany Mpnt LovOL Modern ments of $U2. 6 room older come in considerably over the The last state legislature orig- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS C all 643-0600. tral. 643-6745. street lighted, 2-<;af packing, Immediato occupancy. Week- Investment property. a lO BOLTON — Spotisss Ranch oe per cent mortgage Bd Air ' er, used one year, $200 fo r the Uteban, large living room wMb home. In Immactilate condi sum allotted by the state tor inaUy appropriated $260,000 for 8 AM. to 5 PJM. beautiful coim try lo ca tlm , 16 ente aM «ven^s 649-l«l. room, 2 family di^lex oom- eathedrel celling, one fan and tion. S bedrooms, formal din big lot, fine area. Owner wUl Real Estate, 643-9332. pair. Call 649-1042. ■ RU G , 8 X 10 g reen ; $18; rug,. MANCHESTER ______the constructi3^ f^^ renovating Help Wanted— Male 36 Holp Wanted— Male 36 Side Recreation - buildings. range, refrigerator, disposal, WHY P A Y 30-60 per cent m ore? Write Box“ D’’, Herald. REJFRIGERATOR & RANGE one child. $146. 64Q-S666, 649- monthly, Immediate occupan fore It’s too late. Treed lot $16,000. T. J. Crockett Real- fine resldenUal area. Immedl- many «tras, carport, lake Sion*k,r a pâêISSre p fiS ’t The Annulll Construction Co. of ^ eoulnnlng the college’s 38- RADIO & APPLIANCE MASTER TV ANTENNA FULL-TIME auto mechanic, CAAEER opportunity with So. Our low overhead (no rent or CRIB—Good condition, reason 4342. cy. LaYYrence F. Flano, Real- and three baths, too! CsR tor. 648-1677. fSe M“®hrater was high at $407.- campus has been esUmated DIST. Inc. tor, 649-6S7L experience on front end ma^ '^Windsor public schools. Perm-; employes) means low discount able. Call 649-6295. DISPOSAL. LAUNDRY 649-5306. - ■ - ' - Reaitor^^^648-1877. seen. T. J . t/r o o x e il, n e a iio r , Ctoventry, Connecticut. >20. phllin d iC orcla Associates* chine helpful, top wages paid anent full-time custodial em- 95 Loggett St., East Hartford prices on quality new furniture. Apartments— Flats— SERVICE THREE ROOM aphftment, in B & W - •PLfT UnnOL'— 6% room s, ...... 643-1677. business wUl be owned by On tWO alternative bids tor f i ,. n ro le e t a t cluding appliances and heat, $ bedrooms, modem kitchen MANCHESTER — neatly new ______l------?^‘hrc«. inc. ot Daley Rd.. coven- aimnlemental work at the site ®*^hltecta for the project, at to an experienced qualified ployinent, good working condi- , 528-6581 For savings, service, and satis- FOUR YEAR old deluxe auto Tenements ' 63 SnbnitNui Fur Rant M Hie BARROY^ and faction, without hig^ pressure matic washer, $60. $now tires Adjacent to the Manchester $110. J. D. Real Estate, 643- WALLACE Co. with buUMns, treed lot, roo quality b u U t^ famlUes. Se^ 8CUTH wnTOTOR - 5 r^m r ' ^ prices quoted were: New officials have exnross- man.' See Mr, Sloan^^Sloan Ga- tions and excellent benefits, 5^^ ROOM MODERN apart- C onstructors. $16,800 CoUege officlaU have express- salesmanship, visit ‘■us today. on Ford rims, $15. 649-1921. Shopping Parkade, West Mid 5129. COVENTRY — Lake St., 5 room rage, Route 83 Vefnmi. Contact Mr. Penna for inter- An Equal Opportunity ______S______:______ment, excellent ododliUon and Manchester Parkade Ageney, nandng avaUablef Hayes Agen- kitchen. Asking $15,900. Must cut. as ™ ^ ^ ed the hope that work on the Sits LeBlanc F’urniture Co., 196 dle Turnpike; duplex, includes electricity ■ ■ view, 044-1534. E m ployer BEDROOM, dining room sets. looatiion. Adults preferred. Ref MODEJRN 4-ROOM apartment, Manchester 649-5306 c y , 646-0131. be sold, foreclosi^ imminent, patsd i4™d^ IU.w S^’a iS, |M.78?iSd could b e ^ this noonto and South St., R ockville. 876-2174. and stove, $96. A lso 3 room s, Reiatm, 649-^. P ow er tools, Hl-BH, Boston erences exchanged. $116 nice neighborhood, children ac Hayes Agency, 646-0131, nazie completed by late spring, wltii Open 9-8, Saturday 9-5. first floor, electricity end stove 81ANCHB5STER — near bus. RANCH up In Green Manor. WEST 8IDB — lour room house rocker, plant stand, dishes, m onthly. 643-6930, 649-6766. 649-5361. 643-5369 cepted, no pets, $115. monthly. U;’«rTATi^“ or®SLAiM8 jôordlng to Theodore Pow- college Iwgtanlng ^ s e ^ t MAINTENANCE $86. J. D. Real Estate, 648- OM " 9 room Colonial, 9-car Six roonu, garage, carpeting, 2 down, 2 up, one car garage, NORTH COVENTRY —$16,900, RETIRED MAN OOMPLFIT'E encyclopedia Brit- miscellaneous items. 649-7386. Eves. 649-8887 „ Call 643-7716, 429-4465. AT A COURT OF PROBATE, oHieer ter U*« campus in September, 1067. REDEXXIRATED 3 room apart 6129. gerag®. enclosed porch, quiet Assumable $13,000 mortgage prime residential section. SeU- 6V4 room Ranch. Garage, fire- holden Miaen at Coventry,tioyentry, within tuidand for '“*•®“ - “ “”* -™-.~ — —- rjoUage ftelteve President President F rederick f o r e m a n tonica and matching book case ——— —— — — — — street Only, $16,900. Hayes FOR PART-1TME BLONDE STE3P end table. $8. ment, second floor, modem FIV E ROOMS redecorated, available. T. J. Crockett, Real- Ing tor $11,600. Vacant. T. J. place, aluminum storms. Con- *^1*^*1^ W Lotve Jr yesterday declined $100. M aple Boston rocker, $26. EAST HARTFORD — 4 rooms, Ageney, 646-0131. maintenance w o r k Vanity chair, $2.50. Mi.scel- kitchen and bath, for woridng M A N C H ESTER — 3 room first floor, near center. Call tor, 648-1677. Crockett. Realtor. 648-1677. sidering rental ^th oôn to to J^mit hut Experienoed in an phases o t Kneehole desk and chair, $20. heat and hot Yrater, tintu m iKxtr,floor, ■ - ■ ...... ■ ______. ______:______r»B .«v ■ReAl'ters 289-7475 B»q.. Jud'se. ! base Wds Were considerably " — 649-1603, laneous. Call anytime, 742- couple, no pets. Also 4-room apartment; first floor, appli 649-9177. J a n 11 o ria l m aintenance. APPLY . . . convenient location Prestige MANCHESTER — 3-tamlly 6-6, MANCHESTER — New Usttng. MANCHESTER — Large Colon- lAn'toAS ' ’ ' iP“i Macri! higher than the amount aUotted ^® vrould report <» fry* 8261. apartment, second floor, work ances, heat and hot water in ------' 'I wv ' ' * ' ’ Floor stripping, window ing couple preferred, no pete. R eal E state, 388-6827. room Ranch, 1% bath.^ lal, dc. location, ideal for by the state to renovate the Monda^jr when he meeto Local retail store is looking SHOPPING FDR desks? For cluded, small quiet building. aluminum storms and screens, cleaning, porter ^service MCDONALD’S DRIVE-IN the kids or adults, Marlow’s TWO BARREJL-TYPE occa- 643-7638, 649-0463. Furnished Apartments 63-A rage, fine neighborhood, beau large family or In-law eitua- BOL/TON — $18,900. Immacu- Marie Maori Turootte, late of cbv- buildings. He said the state had executive committee of the Re- Hayes Agency, 646-0131. nsM bus line, exceUent ootmU- References, driver’s license. for full and part-time per sional chairs, $5 each. Uphol tifully landscaped yard, $18,- tlon. Mitten Agency, Realtors, late 4-room Ranch, modern ’<^rt*doth'**d^^re^^ earmarked $211,000 tor the con- gloiral Advisory CouncU. 4« W. Center St., Manchester have the largest selection in all THREE ROOMS, furnished, Wanted To Rant 68 tlon, $17,600. W olvertqn Agen stered swivel rocker, $10. 643- LOOKING for anything in real 600. H ayes A gen cy, 646-0131. 643-6980. dream Utchen, large land- montha be allowed and limited for strucUon. The committee’s regular sons. Various working finishes, maple, walnut, ma FOUR ROOMS, with hot wa- bath, all utilities, suitable for cy , R ealtors, 649-3818. ' hogany, and the price is right. 2616. estate rentals — apartments, ter, $85. J. D . Real E state, WANTED - SINGLE house, 4-6 scaped lot, lake privUeges. Bel •*' PoweU said the Mds would bo monthly mooting wUl be held la hours available. one or two adults. Parking. BRICK RANCH M odern MANCHESTER — Owner mov- Marlow’s FUrniture Dept., 861 homes, multiple dwellings, no 643-5129. ro c^ reasonable rent. 876- PRIVACY — Wooded custom Air Real Estate, 143-9332. to the AdmfnSrato?, ^ dil^tS submitted to the State Depart- the teachers’ lounge at Mtnehes- HEALY BUILDING SCHOOL BUS driver part-time 272 Main St. Utchen with bullt-irw, 2% Ing from state leaving this 3 ___ 7 fees. Call J, D. Real Estate, ------— ------that public nouce be riven of this mant of PUbUc Works tor futth- ter High School at 7:80 pjn. hours 6:46-8:46 a.m. and 2-4 Main St., 649-6221. ; 159L Ranch, fireplace, foyer, dleh- Maintenance Service Apply in Person Musical Instruments 53 643-5129. - POUR ROOMS, centrally io- baths,' tormal dining room, year qld tri-lovdl home tor NORTH COVENTRY— -S cen ic order by advertlelnx in a newapa- p.m '., good wages. Equal op- ATTRACTIVE 3 room furnished washer, dis^sal, wall to wsU family room with fireplace, 2- some lucky buyer. like new area, like now, 5^ room bavins a circulation in aaid dli- BIGGEST BARGAIN qated, ca ll 643-5118. between carpets, 3-car gamge, Hutchins “ trict, and by postins a copy there- poituntty-y employer. Silver USED UPRIGHT PIANOS, re-, "b r a n d Ne w apartment, targe closets. Pri Boslneai Propertj e a r ga ra ge, A A aone, $83,600. oottdition with bullt-ins, IH Ranch, buUt-ins, fireplace, as- of on the public aini poet in said 684-0620 361 Center St., Manchester IN TOWN conditioned, reasonable. 643- 8:30 a.m.: and 4:30 p.m. vate entrances,. Adults. No Agen^. Realtors, 649-6394. the Lane E M , Line, 49 BnUnard For Sale 70 PhUbrlck Agency, Realtors, baths, 3 bedrooms, formal din- sume low In W t mortgage ^here‘"m‘«’^’d«e*2J'S‘ 6563. NOW RIDNTING last Bus Firm Asks Route Change Place, Maneheeter. TAKE YOUR TIME 3^ ROOMS, furnished or unfur pets- Parking. R eferen ces. 643- iiiig room and a family room with $2,700. H^res Agency, dwelt. PICTURESQUE 4860. ’ ' ROfJMINO HOUSE centrally tWPLBX — 2 family, *6 WK- **^'**“ -______Certified from Record PAYING . MARTIN TENOR sax, excellent nished, oil heat, reasonable, to r $22,900. G ood value.^ W ol 646-0131. FURNITURE saleemen full or located, annual Income $6,304, J® KAMCHB8TER —New Usting. EI.MORB TURKINOTON. Judge. 1, 2 or 3 YEARS condition, $250. C all 649-1041, REJSIDE3NTLAL LOCATION parking, adults, good location. 2% ROOM furnished apart wall carpeting, assumable verton A geney, R ealtors, 649- Because of No U-Turn Rule part-time. Apply Marlow’s, Sitnatlons Wanted— expenses $1,305. Priced at Brick front 6-roooa Cape Cod, 3813. ■VERNON DECREE OR LUMBB^ YARD TO PAY 6-7 p.m . 643-6389. ment, heat and hot water, cen m ortgage, p rice $28,600. PbU- Ih c. 867 M ain S t .. Female 38 One bedroom apartments, wall $23,900. Paul J. OorrcBtl 3 luU bafhs, fully plastered, ...... , . COMPLETELY REDONE LIMITATION OF CLAIMS Becauso the now trsNlc light der PUC provistoiaal pennls- “SUPER DELUXE” tral. Reasonable. Call 649- brick A g^ y, 649-8464. t a l l y »^ a n to wall carpeting, outside bal FIVE ROOM apartment, re Agency, 643-6363. qtie car garage, irooded lot, MANCHESTTBR — B owers This six room Cape Cod is hdden at Coventry, within and for at South Terminus —Main and ^ ARTIST for decorati've cabinet MOTHER DESIRES babysitting 3 ROOMS of FURNITURE 8404, 12 noon - 6 p.m. School, 7 room Cape, 4 bed- the District of Coventry, on the 16th ^ ToUancl St. and ADCOOir nd. FLUTE, CASE and stand, good conies, free gas heat and hot cently redecorated. Appliances TEN AORBS,S, stately 7-coom as«r bus, school and shaping, neat as a pin ready for a - design, part - time. Gunver Permanent Job opening in es days, in own home, with nice ALL 100% GUARANTEED rooms, flroplaced Uving room, day of November A.D. ^ Cftartcr Oak 8U, - hM «Um. ^ Hartford, atonff Tofiand condition, $30. 649-1837. water and gas for cooking. Included. $115 per month. J. ONE COMPLETTBLY furnished stone 1640 Ookmlal,tokmlal, hot water $18,900. Can4he R. new owner. Priced to be Mfg. Co., call e49-2£»0. tablished wholesale lumber fenced in yard. Excellent care. Land For Sato 71 modem Utchen, family room. ® mated a pfevtoualy peimitted ^ Tolland Tpke. m Man- ONLY $433 Stove, refrigerator, garbage D. Real Estate, 643-5129. housekeeping room. Including; heat, flreplsce,ice. excellent con- F.-Dlmock Oo., 6496946. sold quickly at $16,600. yard — 643-2392. Only $17,900. Hayes Agency, On motion of Prances H. Btearna, U turn there, the Connecticut diester, to the JimcUOn of Buck- FART-TIME service station at $14.08 DOWN disposal. Resident superintend utilities. Suitable one adult. INDUSTRIAL ZONK from 3-26 dltion. OUGNDAIJ! RD. — Open daUy Near schools, shopp^ and Antiques 56 ent located comer of Ekigerton APARTMENT for rent — 2 acres, centraUy located. J. D. 646-O lSL ^ "««tr',!f Oo. h« N. Main Sta.. mid th«> tendant wanted. Apply in per- e 40 hours per week guaraWed $14.08 MONTH Parking. 272 Main St. Hutchins Agency, 649-6334. Sundays. H4w *room bus. Assume the mortgage Helen V. Malcolm, late of Owen- Public UttUtiea- OoxnitilsMcn to HockvlUe. jind Hemlock Streets. Immedi rooms, heat and parking, cen- R eal E state, 648-6139, 643-8779. ecn B oland M otors, 369 C enter e Some overtime CLEANING WOMAN available WANTED TO buy —historical Ranch with eaxport, unique BIGHT ROOM Raised Ranch, and $116 pays all. Mr. Bog try. within said district, deceased. (PUC) for |Mmifl8ion to UBO ' — JUST LOOK — ate occupancy, $125. monthly. ' tral. Will redecorate. Call 643- $16,900 — 6 room ftoeplaced St., Mancheeter. e Good starting ây \ by day or week. Call 643-0615. maps, papers, flasks, ■•bottlas, Utehen-famUy room arrange formal dining room, 1% baths, dan. 649-5306. m™^ b?riwld1SSrHmuSd wells, Spruce aM Otarteijlrt — YOU GET — Call 0727, after. 4. .Business Locations Ranch, extra large lot, ideal e No experience necessary ink wells, glass, plates, etc.; > .______■ HoBsea For Sale 72 ment. 9 fttU/baths, large bed- large wooded lot Leonard B & W the creditors of said estate to ex- Sts. to reverse the direction of 16-PIECE BEDROOM . For Rent 64 for childran. CaU Irene KYriat, hlWt their claims against the same -im . A W tM M iU W r e Outdoor work antique Jewelry, books, paint MANNARINO 4?/2 ROOMS, stove, refrigerator, rooma, aluminum siding. As Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. the BARBOWB and 18-PIECE LIVING ROOM MANCHB8TBR — S-bedreool Leonard Agency. 646-6469 or to the Executrix, and dlrecta that *** Mam BL run. ■ FULLTIME e Pension plan Situations Wanted— ings, furniture, clocks; ap . MANAGEMENT GO. first floor, quiet residential 3TORE — rentei; pf Manchester, sumable mortgage and priced WALLACE Co. PuWlc notice be given of this order ipha company la now ttSing 12-PIECE KITCHEN Otdonial, dlsherasher, bnUt-tau; ______742-8349. ______e MMical plan Male 39 praisal by apix>intment. 649- 289-7395 a rea . Avedlaible D ecem ber 1. newly remodeled store, froi:4 to seU. Wesley R. Smith Ooa- EIGHT ROOM Cape, 2 baths, Manchester parkade th. streets under a PUC detoutv 4196. SALESMAN e Other benefits — WITH ^ $120. 843-9357. and interior, reaaohabile rent dlôeaL IH ^ t^ . aluminum u b b r TY W REPT — In the 8tructk«”co.re«7l667, shed dormer, recreation room, Manchester 649-5306 and bv nostlnx a cony thereof on route permit, JPs Must MAN FRIDAY —Job shop, op siding, storm windows. S em en , ELECTRIC ‘WE HAVE customers waiting als. Brokers Invited, 522-Slli. center of town. 6 room bunga^ garage, trees, large lot Only the nubile sign poet In said 'Powh CALL purchasing, subcon only $19,900. Hutchins Agen MANCHESTER — near Main of Coventry, nearest the place The PUC YYiU qonduot a hear- To taka charge ad enr REFRIGERATOR for the rental of your apart OOZY 3 ROOM apartment low, garage, loaded YYlth ex $18,900. Hutchins Agency, VIBRNON — 4 custom built tract,\ accounting, available Wearing Apparel—Furs 57 SUITE of offices presently where the______deceased last dwelt Ing on Dec. 2 at 9:30 a.m. Take Oaths men’s department. Good TV SET ment or home, J D. Real range and refrigerator, heat cy, Realtors. 640-5834. tras. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, S t 4-famUy Nnne. ExceUent in Realtors, 649-5324. (non - development) homes. Certified from Record REX LUMBER CO. Januai^ Write Box V, Herald. and hot ■water. Ideal fo r new suited for professional purposq come producer. 4 rooms in Ranches and Raised Ranches. Ef/MOTE^Ttmmwtr^f,'* JvAge. bi the State Office Building, steady pÛen, discount AND RANGE BLACK PE5RSIAN lamb jack Estate, 643-5129. 67 PRINCHTON ST. — 8 bad- 643-1577. Hartford, on a request to make lyw eds, two ■working girls or is now available in the State each apartment Owner wants NEAR WADDEIL School, Kitchen buUt-ins, ceramic tiled pri'vileges, paid holidays 289-9379 — 8-5 Free Delivery in Conn. et. black mink collar, size 12- rooms, fourth possible, 9 the detoured route pennanent By Jan. 10 RENT MAN in need of rentals. w orking cou ple. 4 P earl St. $90. Theater Building. Can be sub $18,900 —MANCHESTER € fait Hayes Agency. 646- Clean 6 room Cape, tour rooms baths, landscaped wooded lot and vocatton. FYee Set-up by Our Men 14, practically new, $175. 643- baths, large closets, cedar iM»i finiebed. Shaded back lawn. 'Die request is for permissloa Pets 41 5825. Have tenants willing to sign per month. Call 643-9353 or- divided, if necesshry. For in room Ranch, basement, fire $30,000 • $22,000 YYlth excellent The town dark has notified Free Service by Elxperts lease,.plus escrow. 649-4342 or 649-0641 for appointment. formation call Theatef mana cloeet, oU hot urater heat, p la ce, fam Uy U tchen, njMT 64*6673. GM, Sleuth to run south on Main St. to DRXVIEStS— F o r lo ca l fuel com finweing a'vailable. Dimock Wens SL, then en Wells St. to « J»«tto«a DAL DAC!HSHUND\p U PPIES, a k c , Free Storage Until Wanted 649-3566. ger. 643-7832. dinette, jelousled porch, 3-car bus, shopping, school. Hutch VACANT CAFE on the west pany. Top wages. Apply at Side. Completely redecorated. MANCHESTER — 8 room, 7 Raalty, 649-9823, 649-5246. Spruce St. then Spruce St. to elected Nov. 8 — eight Demo- ready to go,\ miniature and Please Note: Appliances are re Wanted—To Boy 58 SIX ROOM duplex, convenient garage with electric doors, ins A gen cy, R ealtots, 649-6324. Mancheeter Parhade 340 ToUand St., East Hart standard, chhmplon blood conditioned and guaranteed for SEVEN ROOM' apartment with location, $116 monthly. Inquire INDUSTRIAL Space — 4,000 custom buUt Immediate ooou- aU 6 rooms finished. T. J. year cU house wliti half acre Unruffled by Charter Oak St, then Charter crata and seven.RepuMteans — ford, 289-«431. lines. Also Weimaraners. one year. WE BUY and sell antique and- fireplace and garage, $150. per 186 Center S t., after 6 p.m . square feet, first floor space, penoy, mid 20’a 649-4498. MANCHESTER — Six rWm Co Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. of land. Keeney St. area. $20,- TgT g i| O •- 0«k St. to Main St, end then ““ t to qualify for the office Southington 1-628-6573. On Display at. Main Store used furniture, china, glass month. J. D. Real Estate, 643- centrally located. Will sub lonial, 1% baths, ' modern .____ 600. OaU 643-9001. 1\ a n p r S north on Main St they must appear at h er o ffic e TRUCK DRIVER — _ exper- CENTRALLY located 5 room CONCORD RD. — beautiful Rep. Powell XNCttA8:Â o n o <^>poslti filed a, $2* rtxi, now operating txi- aieorted Jnstloes, many people permanent position with orange belton, whelped May you. No obligation whatsoever. 744£. garages 2 porches, enclosed- young or as a retirement MANCHESIER — beauttfifl 4-4, opjKJrtunity for advance half baths, family jraom off NEW YORK (AP) — State mlliiqn imtaton of priva^ gplt . > f// may Yvmider v^t these offi 24, excellent blood' lines. 649- Or use your own car and get 5 TO Rtel^—One S room' kpirt- Pleasant and clean. One child NEW TWO family flat — 5-8, home. Priced at $14,500. to 3-family centrsMy ment. Only reliable man HOUSFIHOLD lots, aptiquos, kitchen, lo t 160 x 900, garage. Supreme Court Justice Mattiiew attest the firm, cials do. THere'atiB are numer DEAN 3971 or 875-7406. gallons of gas even if you don't ment and one 2 room apart accepted. $116. 649-3566, 649- Houses For Refit 65 Basrera school area, large seU. OaU Mr. Gordon at Car gatage, large tot, iex< •with good •‘driving record bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, $26,600. PhU brlck A gen cy, lnoom.~~C^ iotten Agahcy, Y>vyvy todaytoda^ ordered Rep. ”Bi due course, the comts vdll y y f ■ s r g ous duties a Jnsttoe can per buy. ment with heat, stove and re 4342. U tchen , 2X Uving room, sep- 649-5306. MACHINE PRODUCTS need apply. I*OODLE PUPS — Miniature, glassvrare. We..,buy estates. SINGLE HOUSE,. 6 rooms, 64*3464. A dain Clayton Powell, Herlem vindicate our position," raid the C i i e a r e t l O V JUTV form . frigerator furnished. Call 643- anite furnaces, city utlUties. B A W ReaMon, 64*6980. gray or black, AKC, shots, A—U—B—E—R—T’—S Village Peddler, Auctioneer, Rockville, on bus line, $1^. D em ocrat,r&t, to suri'ender to tho sttonioy, Simon H. Rifkind. ' ' ■ H e ca n petfonn m arriage M6 Adams S t, Manchester 5118 between 8:30 a.m.-4:3b Also older 9-famUy. CalTLeott MANCRB6TER — Recent 4- The BARROiWB and 649-8400. I 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTIFORD 420 Lake St., Bolton, 6493247. SPRUCE ST. —3 rooms, heat monthly. Alfred D. Reckler, MANCHESTER — »«w 7 room gheritt on Nov. 38 to begin serv-^ Vincent GUlen, a Ucensed prl- ceremonies, administer oaths, p.m . desgynaU, Bonder, 649-439L bedroom Ootonia], largo Utch WALLAXJB Co. < Raiaed Ranch, * badracme, ii^ g SO-day ]aU term tor erimi- vate investigator who also was OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 p Jm . ANTIQUEJS — clocks, silver, ed, parking, $90. 644-0332. 742-6519, 5:30-6:30 p.m . ‘New life ’ acknowled^ l^ral instruments MANCHESTER MIX BREEDS toy N puppies, 6 en, 2 fireplaces, screened Manchester Parkade temiiy room, 9 fireptaceo, nal contempt of comt. named as a defendant in the Has Immediate Openings pewter, lamps and all collect ONE BEDROOM 3 room apart MANCHESTER — new 10 room and issue YYarrants for th e col weeks- old. . W a son a b le, 643- FOR THE children it’s Mar poiich, immediate ocouponey, Manchester 649-5306 Utchen builMne, VA betlB, ig his order. Levy said tiiat ®uit, described the charges as COAT A APRON ible items. Any quantity. 'Fhe ment, choice central, secluded Oolaaial in prestige neighbor lection of taxes. H e can YYitness FuU-tkne Day aiKl Night Shifts 047^ beitwee^ 6-7. 80! W ells St. low’s quality furniture depart reduced for fast sale. Hayes city utttlttee. Excellent toca- Powdl Yvould be to an “a lot of nonsense.” GiUen said, Only Plans Bric-A-Brac Shoppe. 644-8962. location, adults^__ references, hood, priced la the tons' 40’s. FAIKNOB DR. Here’s an ex- conveyances of property, m a y _7S Simuidt St., Manchester ment. 'Musical and non musical A geney, 646jD18L tton on large yysH landBceped additional 00-day term if he de- ‘Tm not concerned about the Hardiiige CSiucker “ AKC- GEÎMAN Shepherd, fe- $120. 649-9287. PhUbrlck Agency, 64*8464. pansive but not expensive TT9 C J l J a c t in th e ^‘d isp e rsio n ;of riotous rocking chairs. Table and tot 04*0496. Buildar. ----- faulted in paying a $500 fine la w n fit at a ll.” OneppaFdU^toemWy” act on " o b - (i^ up and operate, also male' plfepy, pure hdack.Vl chair sets, toy boxes, all rea DON'T MISS IT... MANCHESTER—OH room cus C ape YYlth ' 4 finish ed room s By trainees) months old , $100. 742^8469. Rooms Without Board 59 LAWTON GARDENS — 4'i wwvm tel- at iMut 2 wYmnPwrkWAT a -mArm, rwtoni >»*ilch was part of the sentence' N e d ^ , 82, an attorney who » A A strucUng travel by toitoitering on sonably priced. Lay-a-way now '.‘oom duplex, VA baths, dish tom built Raaeb, anplaoe, eti tiM teiP®"®** ®” Nov. 4. led a successful fight tor a new F'UEL OIL drivers for local THE 'raOMPSON HOUSE, hot Yrater beet,' panaled reo (Contfaiaed from Page One) h ighw ays.” Turret Lathe (------for Christmas. Marlow’s Inc. washer, private, patio and cel Groaf Matas ^ ^ latwate^ 2 battjs, ^ negro minister and con- federal auto safety law, filed the. A Slight economic restrlctVm company, top wages. Apply at 861 Main St. 'Cottage Street, centrally lo room, call now. Hayes Agency. (Set up and epefate) I/XMCING I^R good homes, 3 lar. J. D. Real Estate Co., 643- As he heard Common Pteas ig involved when a person be- 340 Tolland St, - East Hart cated, large, pleasantly fur 64*61$L cu te kittens. Call 649-6480. 6129. . PORTABLE TV RIOT self up at 10:30 a.m. at the Supreme Court. Judge Frande J. TaKy read the comes a Justice; be caimot get Bridgeport Millers _ ford, 289-5431. ; BRAIDED ÛGS^ —excellent nished rooms, parking. Call RS*500 UP. for larger roome, bullt-ins in SnbnilNUI FW Sale 75 PoweU, the congressman cannot er case. moment of uneasiness as the Andover oorreqtou8®»t, laYV- Fhill-time positions avail TAKE SOIL away thp Blue Lus pay rates ranging from clu din g dUqxMMl, in tercom , W ____ I I,..—— .— ■ be served cn Sundays. Nader told a' congreMlonal jury filed into the courtroom rence Moe, teL 749-8706. able for commission selling. tre way, from carpets and up 8369 40 $2,310 to $3,092 per hour attic fan, 100 amp drcnlt lOO YAKM ovra Mto>d>eetra Sunday Powell returned committee last Mai^h that VYitb. ite verdict yet to be an- plus 4% and 7% premium Check our excellent com holstery. Rent electric sham- FACES pdoerj $1. Paul’s Paint and breekere, *aone heat, master Bna In BoitoB. 6 room t o New York to eeWbrate his prying, harassment and totimi- nounced. 1 on second and third shift pany benefits and profit* EFFECTIVE NOV. ISth THRU NOV. 3Cth 1966. control lighting, 2-ear garage 2-car gemge- Owner wiHhM as peetor of Hariem’a dation atarted before pUblica- Asked bow it looked to himlat Wallpiper Supply- Stocks in Brief Fringe benefits include 8 sharing plan. Avoid city and reo room are only a few racend mortgage tor a e r x m A/byaslnlan Baptist church. Hie tlon qf Ms book, "Unsafe at Any that moment, he said: "It congestion. W as N O W W ao NO W W as N b W paid holidays, first dollar FREE WHEELS — Buy two features. Below cost 'Wolver- buyer or ooneddep’ rental with arrest for criminal Speed,” which accused the auto wasn’t good imtil Russell Sher- NBW'YORK (AP)—The sto<* hospital and medical cov new .snow tires' at regular 66 OLDSMOBILE $3595 ^3195 64 RAM BLER >1195 65 OLDSMOBILE ton Ageney, ReaUon, 64*2KLS. option to buy. Ooîtect owner,- contempt had not beeil sighed at indus^ of making unsafe cars, man (the other defense lawyer) market moved irT^;ularly low- erage after ^the first 30 $2595 >2195 E njoy Yvearbig these happy SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. price,^^ get tw o new wheels Delta 88 Convertible. PS, PB, 2-Dr. Sedan. Automatic, 6-cyI., Dynamic 88 Convertible. PS, — ± lu...... ■ _— after 4:30 p.m., 64*1717. that time. His account to the committee leaned over and pointed to one er early this afternoon as trad- days, pension plan,-gener Manchester Shopping Parkade free. Cole’s Discount, 451 Cen V-8, auto., factory air cond., radio, heater. PB,'iV-8, automatic. eombteotkxw of separntea that *5^NCHB8Tra_— $16,9M. Tw mmn Cane larM If Powell siUTendera, he would of the alleged..harassment re- of the Juroix and said he had ing alaticened from Wednes- ous vacation plan u d paid one owner. YYffl give you a total ffidiicn to the clvU JaU in suited In a public apology from smUed at Sam.” day’s lOmUBcn-shara rate, Manchester, Conn. ter, 643-5332. funeral leave. We pay look m any btoaea over. Pair o ff ration m t e te , a U ^ ^ fine hmea. Marthatten. where most of the OM President James M. Roche, J2095 65 FORD >1895 a ekH «Ml jndket cr change to ym r 100% of group insurance 'TWO PAIRS of skis with bind 66’ DODGE $ i !995 ^ 1 6 9 5 Ittes. Bel Air Real Estate, 64* n n h - tismn H of aves te Annoyn^ra tomate* at* aarvlz« aantencra --rtrara. yyYrtmIio aaid..m hehe YYaa” "shocked shockeG andand Ctoyahoga Cuvahosa County County prosecutor, orosecutor. Johnson’s suocessfiil suzgwy 98 Holiday Sedan. PS, PB, premiums. This is steady ings, $10. each. 643-9266 after Dart 2-Door Sedan, standard, Fairlone 500 4-I^- Sta. Wagon. pMite for the livelier look! 96tt. w niy ai«,«uu. nngr v/ ^ ^ marital Utiga- outraged” b y ; YYhat he had whose decision it YYaa to re try had YYom itself out and there 5 p.m . ■ ^ V-8, automatic. I . V -8, autemati|^,. R&H . Nh. 8369 YYith patt-O-Boma, 64* Powell’s trouble* .stem from iany OM responsibility tor "sex free, was dlsconsotate- at-the fresh nevYs to counteract the PART-TIME, HELP 63 CHEVROLET 16, lA Buat 80% to 88. Size 11, plications accepted daily Diamonds— Watches— 66 OLDSMOBILE $4495 ^4095 64 OLDSMOBILE $2S95 >2095 $1296 >1095 ------pYee directions are included, f^ ir price check iu s ciutom level, 1% baths, paneled recj- his failure to pay a $164,000 libel lures” and certain other mat- verdtot. I I natural disposition to take prof- betw een lO a.m . ai^d 3 p.m . Toronado, factory air condition D ynam ic 88 4-D r. W agon. P'S,' Biscayne 4-Door Sedan. 6-cyI., 81% bunt. Jacket, 2% yerda Album for knitting a set Ranch YYlth $ bedrooms reation room, patio, corner judgment he owes Btether tera recoimted by Nader. ‘T still believe in the Jury sys- its. There is an opportunity to JewcliT * ‘ 48 i Interviews oii Tuesday. Ap- ing, PS, PB, auto., one owner, PB, V-8, automatic. standard, R&H. ^ 45”; skirt, 1% yards of 45 , ^ a Leam-to-Italt sec- ynmiiy «K>m 1% tot, assumaWe mortgage, $19,4 Jaines, a 0*year-old Harlem Gillen tiien told the committee tern,” he told newsmen, “al- The trend yyes lower among add to. youn present in ' p ly te 1 WA'TOH AND JEWELRY re- 2 to choose from. peafs, 9 yards o^ 45”. ^ crocheted dolUes; a knit *,jiv emitoned Wtehra W). Call $7*2836. YYldow. A Jury found to 106$ that that Roche had apologized if though I disagree yyIUi the ver- rails, electronics, alrltote, aero- come. Rapidly growing' re palring. Prompt service. Up-to 65CHEVROL^ ., $1995 $1595 62 C H EV R O LET ■ To onler, t e d'60c to cotos ^ Giraffe for the children and n P riced . ______imMaji^ ûl defamed her by oalltog there had been any harassment diet. 1 believe they to<* into space lsm iea,êm ic^ tail food chain has open $1395 >1195 $20. on your old watch in 63 FORD -T' $1486^ >1095 Biacayne 4-rDoor Sedan, stand- -/ Impala Convertible. V-8, auto., Bus BumsUt,‘Maaohetoera v k . E o v* r Nesdlspolnt Dtttcheryl—• Also»•— *- to- m mW-tYYenttoLCWil- . • * « o r o i r ^ « « Nader, but Gfllen contended oonalderatlra that the d e fra d ^ hers, t e -■ *“ ROGERS CORP. ings for men to work part- trade. Closed Mondays, F. E.’ Cialaxie 4-to. Sedan, auto. ard trans,, 6-cyl. R&H. P 3 . P B . , MEW To SbE N ? - «toded are dosens of lovely dta lutoty O o, Realtors. M 8-U 2L J j^ d ^ been nrae. elready had spent a number of groups. Motors e ^ ed lower on time,. evetUngs or week I - M anchester Divislon-- Bray, 737 Main St; Statn T o n n . #mm which to order o a * ______Z______televWon t e w three year* esr- (to tour counts of prison.” balance and steels wsr* nar- ends. Apply in person, Tlieatrq Building. - Many o lh m * M IAC a SANK HNANCHto "Yeur Onatar, Hanford quoUly. OMfmoUle Dooltr for 32 Yean'' ______.A l iop terns to embroidor, crochet, knit, WBraaDRELI. OT. H t e s a * ” * ______Her. \ ^ - privacy, the suitault aslasks $16 mil- Jury Foreman Ralph, ™ J- ^ 'VI- rowly mixed, . unchanged lor lOO and Oakland Streets Cumberlaiid ’Earms Store, For MteGaraI n n o la H m: s te g a « IW * n d ‘ quilt! Only 60c a reel buy U there ever was one EAOT HAHTPORD — 8 fantily, ThrodgM'her attorney, Ray- Hon In purtltive damages from chin, 83, a General Electric Oo. leato^lsraes. ■' -i, ■ ' ' 109 Center St., Manches for each ipattem. Print Name, The market was higher in a brand new 6 room Ranch home Saunders 8t. 14 rooms,' moiid'Rubln, Mrs. James made all three defendants ad-well as engineer, said the Jury never The market Manchester, Conn. ter, o r ca ll 649-83(k>. Garden— Farm— Daiiy A d d ira s- w ith Z ip CJode. S tyle coPJ* soon turned „ , ^ order, send 50c to coins to: on a % acre lot 1% baths ______inoonla mturn._ ____ sauM te heat- a relÔess effort to collect the; $6 million , in compensatory considered first-degree man-' opening but so Prodneta 50 Additionally, Nader slaughter as an alternative to and then lower. IMANCHESTER OLDSMOBILE N'^” ™ vume Cabot, Manchester Eve- Equipi^ kitchen. Ready for ing' systems. Selling to upper Judgment but PoweU has re- damages. Addl ____ The Dow Jenea taduatrlil «r- Drat mtos te_ 66 Bsnld. 1166 AVB. (HP oocu p ^ now.

\ THURSOAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1966 V « / ■ f AGE TWENTY-FOUR ilkm rli^B t^r lEn^ning li^raU i Average Dailjr Net Preaa Run The Weather For the Boded Cloudy, ehance of taowerc te- Nevcoahor B, IfOS nl|^t, k w 40-45; moetly cu*- Past Chlsfa Club, Mmnoilal Manchester Bhnblem Club wHl ny and cooler tomorrow," high sponsor a benefit bard party to Three New Votere i Temple of Pythian Sistera, will About Town meet tomorrow, at 8 pm. at the 60-56. morrow at 8 p jn . at Uie EUts Only three new voters, all 15,104 Home, Blesen St. The proceeds home of Mra Douglas Lindaay, ------Mani^he$ter— A City of F i f l o f e Chmrm \ 3hrbi«ra from Sphinx Temple unaffiUated, were signed up will benefit the Senior Cittoens 111 Mata St Band will fill the chairs and yesterday In a three-hour, Club. Military whist and set (Claaatfled AdvertiaIng on Page 21) PRIC E S E V E | i CENTS offer a musicdl program for voter-making sesslmi in the V0L.^LXX3^yi, NO. 42 (TWBNtY-F6UR PAGES—TWO SECnONS) , MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1986 back will be conducted by Mr. Members of the Town Fire Friendship Lodge of Masons to town clerk’s office. ^ and Mrs. EWwMd J. McKeever. DejMrtment will, meet tonight at night »at 7:30 at the Masonic The addition brings to 22,- 7 at the Central Firehouse and The event is open to the public. 504 the numbm* o f electors in Temple. The Master Mason de Tickets will be sold at the door. proceed to the Holmes Funeral gree will be conferred. • , Manchester. Home, 400 Main St to pay re Starting with December, spects to the late Mrs. Cartle Cub Scout Pack 63 o f Waddell SPECIALS THURS.-SATn NOV. 17-18-lV Chapman Court, Order' of Manchester’s voter - making Pohl, mother Of Ernest Pohl and Corruption in Viet Nam Amaranth, will meet tomorrow School wiU meet tomorrow at sessions again will be held Harold Pohl, both members of at 7:45 p.m. at the Masonic 7:30 p.m. at the school cafeteria. on the first Wednesday of the department New Italian Temple. Refreshments wiU be Cubs arc reminded to bring each month. served by Mirs. Nannie Hilding space projects made the past Manchester Duplicate Bridge liSDA CHOICE month. Thire wUl be a uniform Saig^ Docks‘1 end a committee. OfflciaJs are Members of the* Frank J. Club will sponsor a game to inspection. * renrinded to wear colored gowns. Mansfield Detachment of the morrow at 8 p.m. at the Italian EDITOR’S NOTE — 8omc\iW, ^ 'Amid rumors that some ita- Port officials say about 600,- Marine Corps League Will meet Amcrloan Club, 135 Eldridge S t 000 tone of American gom , Uve officlailif 'wUb MUariek' 000' tons of U.S. Agency for In tonight at 7:15 at the Holmes Registrations will be taken at military and . economic, ^ o f abbut 10,000 p l^ r e * — $100 ternational Developmtat goods Funeral Home, 400 Main St. to 7:45. The event is open to the through Saigon’s crowded docksX^ — a lAonth are wallowing in the ' — including post exchange and pay respects to the late Mrs. public. ’Those attending are re every month. Not all of it reach- \ luxury of. ck^risive vUlas and mllitkry materiel — pass Carrie Pohl, mother of Harodd minded to park in the lot at the es destination. ’This la the ooitly oats, Premier Nguyen' through the Saigon waterfront Pohl, a member. west side of tlie building. final article in a aeries on graft Ky denounced the port on every month. Some experts esti m and bribery in Viet Nam based V. 10 as "a den> of thieves.” • mate that thieves' get 20 per Members of the British Amer- Mistress Club of the SIRLOIN on the findings of on Associa- ^ • ing a waterfront visit; the cent of it.' ■ Adriatic Sea icon Club are reminded that Daughters of Liberty, No. 125, ted Press team. pritav minister told Brig. Gen. ‘ U.S. Navy sources in Wash cliildren must be regiêred by meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Pham \ Dang Lon, South Viet ington say that figure is too Saturday for the annual Christ- home of Mrs. Robert Dun- SAIGON, South Viet Nam namese director general of Sai high, but concede that around 6 Flows O ver mas party to be held Sunday, lop, 90 Oheotnut St (AP) — Goods which cost an gon ■ port,\ that any officials per cent of strictly military car Dec. 18, at 2 p.m. at the club- awful lot of U.S. tax money van caught stealing henceforth go alone never reaches its desti Farm lands house. • •6 ish into thin air — or, some would be shotv nation. Eight months ago this times, into shallow water — In “ I’m not speMtlng of you,” Ky FREE! $25.00 Service Con figure was 11 to 12 per cent. ’The Junior and Senior Hi the dock area of Saigon. told Lan. “I’m Speaking of the Across the river from down ROVIGO, Italy (AP)^— Leagues of Trinity Covenant tract with every fine ’Treas A dozen villages in the ure .Shoppe Watch over PORTERHOUSE On Salg* arthritic elbow. PARKING been a soldier since he was a awarded posthumously the Med- In Record Quest Study O i l Lniiia Seat legislative program. Baseball writer Phil OoUier of BOILED ONIONS ,..o. 29c boy. al of Honor, the nation’s highest SAIGON, South Virt Nam o n (AP) — U.S. warships bom Johnson may conduct some of the San Diego Union broke tha “Even as a small kid ho had decoraUon, at a date to be an- story in a dispatch from Los the ping pong table covered all nounced. President Johnson ap- barded cargo vessels along a 10 - mil. ol HorUi VIM Ham «* K-Ugl* — aM mid-. crtalaSttar It waa wllims to bulMm, naar tha Taxaa Oa^tol Angeles. MAIN SW EET LIFE the time with his war maneu- proved the awards for the two —^ ' today in a renewal o f the 7th night, and dawn, and on and on. ^ comply with provisions of the hi Austin. For that reason, Moy- vers.” Walter Hibbs said. men Wednesday. Then the Los itageles Herald- STREET k Fleet's new campaign to cut the It was Randy Layne’s attempt committee to seek a formula for U.N. charter. 'The committee ers said, newsmen and photog- Ihcaminer quoted the Dodger CUT GREEN BEANS Bob had assembled an exten- The President also announced o r in l l i c slve collection of miniature sol CUT WAX BEANS diers and equipment valued -» “ ■ ‘"“'S’ ‘YSaSr TOWN f r e s h c r i s p a of Honor to Army Spec. 6 The Navy reported 42 cargo nn,..,. ®'"ê'^nrâa?wL*'6m?ed"byThe proposal was outlined by “ ^cSta'did not mention the er thanTan'Ltonio. thrir” rei S ifig h i'S L ^ ffS * Now’s the time to look forward to several thousand dollars. rence Joel, 38, who lives in Fay- boats destroyed or damaged in Layne salt down ea iiy ThurS' TENDER PEAS At 23, Lt. Bob Hibbs, of Cedar ettovllle, N.C., with his wife and day evening ait the organ at a Senator Attilio Piccloni, head of possibility of seeking a. solution delay the announcement no OWNED Thanksgiving and prepare for the big the bombairdme^ by two de the Italian delegation, as the based on the concept of seating Johnson awakened late today, tried to talk him out of P k g . Falls, Iowa, was killed. In action two children,- and 2nd Lt. Walter local music shop, and doesn’t longer. 1 feast with fine quality foods from CELERY HEARTS 29c stroyers ranging 20 to 30 miles 121-natlon assembly launched a Red (^na ■without expelling the told hla doctors, he felt it until.Walter O’Malley returns LO T on in Viet Nam. Although wounded j. Marm Jr., 25, of Washington, north of the demilitarized zone X>lan to stop —If he can last — your friendly Manchester Public 6 n.do twice, he returned to the scene Pa., for heroism in Viet Nam. comprehensive debate on the CHiinese Nationalists — the so- “great.” Sunday Cram. Japan, but he said, PURPLE TOP or YELLOW GLOBE between North and SSuth Viet until 1 a.m. Tuesday. BIRCH ST. M arket...... of an ambush to help bring in a called two-Chinas plan.- This, Cto the second lull day after he had to do It now.” Joe, a.niedic with 17 years Nam. Th.r;:;Plccionl called for a new ap- however, has received wide dls- double operation, Johnson Sandy’s chronic end palnM wounded comrade, and was service, crawled to Wounded L b s . TAYLOR which would include cusslon in private 4alks by Can- still complained of soreness, arthriitdc <5oodliUoii of. his pitCh- TURNIPS 3 39c killed. Americans and gave them blood (See Page Nine) (See Page Sixteen) proach, START Y O U R Army Spec. 4 Danny Fernan ada, Italy and others. . however. tag elbow, has troubled him for We are now taking orders for Fancy Top- plasma and first aid after he ' ------The Italian plan provided that White House said the three seasons. Koulax, yhose OCEAN SPRAY FRESH SWEET POTATOES 31e dez, 21, another veteran, o f the had been shot in the leg. He was Viet Nam war, never thought of the study be concluded before President feU asleep about mid- $126,000 saJaiy last season was FRUIT credited with saving the lives of the meeting of the 1967 assem- - even before finishing tllie hdghert for a piteher in SWEET LIFE blmseh as a hero. He had been Grade Now Crop Grade “A” Turkeys . . . CRANBERRIES 1 Lb. Pkg. 2 9 c 18 men. hiv nnH that tho committee his usual Stack of evening read- baseball history, has hdmed fhaf wounded but volunteered for Marm knocked out a OommU' & id made i of C rSns tag - and did not awaken until he n^ht rattae. CAKE WHITE SWEET MIXED PICKLES,. J..69C another tour of. combat duty machine gun neat that had Hen Turkeys, 6 to 15 lbs; Toms, 17 to 24 after a trip home to Los Lunas, itiugd some of the men in hla of the greatest eminence and ‘ ' SWEET LIFE . long international experience.’^ NOW! BOILING ONIONS 11/2 Lb. Pkg. 2 9 c N.M, He was killed on, his sec- platoon and wounded him. Re- lbs. Also—Fresh Capons and Large Roast ond tour when he smothered a Piccloni suggested that the\ SPANISH OLIVES Oommunlst hand grenade with (See Page Three) group should be of restricted' U.S. No. 1 — RiCD - size.------— ------\ U,S.I Says Its ICBMs ing Chickens. Please phone 643-4741 — Our New 1966 Crop of FaHey “The terms of reference of DELICIOUS APPLES! : 8 Lb. Bag 3 9 c the ad hoc committee,” he said, Mixail FniH Is Now Here— “would be essentially to make a thank you • " y ^ ■ DIAMOND—I-UIOE . 1 SUNSHINE VANILLA WAFERS.. 12-0*. pkg. S9c thorough, study, with all availa EDUCATOR SALTINES ...... 16-oz. pkg. S6p First Photos Due ble and appropriate means and BUY IN BULK and SAVE! BUDDED WALNUTS 1 Lb. Pkg. 5 5 c procedures, of the various as- WASHlNGiTON (AP) — U.B- has begun êptoykig antitnla- pects of the factual situation as officials liave stressed that de- system around mejor edtiee. Weekend S-p-e-c-i-al-s Choose From: Cherries, Pineapple, Citron, it is in Chine today, dra^ng the pioyment of,a Soviet antimlMdle “I think ft is important that we MRS. PAUL’g^FROZEN From Orhiter 2 necessary inferences and for- ayatem has' not changed this assume it Is efteettve and, of Diced Lemon and Orange Peel; plus Dried SWEET LIFE—SLICED MRS. SMITH mulating conclusions and pro- i>asic fact in the balattoe of pow- couroe, will be the aseumi>- BONELESS, TOP GRADE, CHOICE BEEF ...... PABADiENA, Oalif. (AP) — grapbe to he snapped ek the poeals—for—an—equitable and ^ The UiiitM States atill can tkta on wlifcdi we base the and Halves of Citron, Red and GiieirCher^ ^^TRW mERRIEC— POTATOES PUMPKIN PIES Flrat pictures oapalKe of pin- point of a 60-tB^l36(Hnrie ortitit practical solution with a view to iiestroy any enemy — even one opment and deployment Of our SIRLOIN TIP ROAST >b $1.19 — prtntli^ spoUi where men may into whkdi the einioeontlt submission to the 22nd General ithat strikes first. i own tatwrcontinental BallisOo ries, Red, Green and Glaced Natural Pine land safely on ^the moon are stoered by remote oontrol after BONELESS, TOP GRADE, CHOICE CHUCK FOB A NICE ■ 1 ■ . ■ Assembly.” , Emphasizing the , ojtifenslve, hiiseiiles,” he told newsmen at apple Rings and Crystalized Ginger in Bulk. ^ 12 OZ. $ 4 ^ 0 0 wiheduled to be 'enapped today launch Nov. 7. Piccloni spoke after Cam- the officials reported Thursday the Texas White Hot^. LB. by Lunar Oihiter 2. c At this altitude lunar OrbMier bodia, one of Red China’s main, .^hat the United States still is In line with that, OCttcials POT ROAST n> 79e lea «The photograpihe, expected to 2’e high reeohitfon camera wee . T T sponsors in Asia, had denounced maintaiiiing a better than 3 to 1 - Jk . show surface detaUe ee amaB a s , expected to efaow whether efopee (See I«ce I ^ ) FRESHLY GROUND, LEAN « — olso it- " Nationalist China as a "clique edge in stockpiles of Interccntl- taet acoxM», wiU be among' in the target area are gentle ihstalled by the United States” nental Ballistic Miisriles. BHDCKBEEF.. 79c 2.,. IIJO finames to be taken of a dry enough for ApdUo proginm aqd rejected the concept of two Produotion of such ntiBsUes, We have many Swedish and Norwegian called ihe Sea of 'PranquU- landing oreflt, due to be (jhinas in the United Nations. they said, b^s been pro- FRESHLY GROUND, LEAN i ^ WE RpSERVE THE RIGHT TO UMIt QUANTITIES ^ ikiflinHng about 10:20 a-m. launched in 1968, to lend on Ambassadorl Huot San^bath grammed to assure that Amert- HAMBURB «.69t| 2n.;H J0 D elicacy item s in— Such a s: Brown Beanei; 1 '>1 M T . 1 , I without toppling. spoke for Cambodia a." consults- can rockets could effectively ' Bullcitm I. ' ‘ Processed in a tiny dartoroom Tectank proUems hhared tions continued on new moves to .penetrate any antimissile sys-. Swedish Peas, Potato Starch, Large Salt aboard the U.8 . spacecraft, ihe high ton picturea'tok- break the deadlock. tern the Soviets are capable of AU i LEAN, FRESH GROUND Spme of the picturea w;;ere to. be en by L 1 l i i A u - Herring in bulk, Fruit Mix with Sago and ■ There can be only one Cluna, building. DOUBLE EXPQSUIHB 98 iô ed wMhin two hours to a gust Us . phD- Sambath said, just hs therfe is The officials acknowledged, ROUND BROUND ■b^ c n o t I e h o w . au rto o e Scan Baked Beans in cans. Soon to arrive^: receliving station at Madrid, togiraphs only one France or one United howev^, thrt Secretary of De- PAHADBNA, Oollf. (AP) OUR OWN m a k e , p u r e PORK Spain. rougijneas' the detaH requtaed , Sftftes. i tonse nobeit S. McNamara ■will Tiiiner Orbitor 2 made He 4 9 Bond-Ost Cheese, Imported Fanner’s Cheese " a U .8 . apace agency epokee- by scienttots tail potetaM ^ e asserted that the question decide within 60 days whether to first toy today »t photo- SAUSABENEAT — ^ »J> « men at Jet PropuletonHuboira- landtag aitea. before tha J21-nati■.. ef Da Nang, '^ e M ari^B'RWe iiêpt . through the area last week searching vil accounted in part of the feveriah week Ch*< there ie coneiderahle A k n it Mwite SeliieliiHi of File PRODUOE.aid I^ ^ R Y BOOBS! O P E N W E D h THURSh FRI. m i, 9 P.M. ^ SAT. WLL 6:30 P>L Me tonight. \ poep** MMng *»• Efforts to find a njw approach, evidence that the Soviet Union IC-trome ojEiaiieaoe. ^ Plane oUM tor die jtah^ eteag the moetrti ey tor. . , lager KDd the eouni^side fpr Vi,et Cong guerrillas. (AP Photofax) . • -,1 - • \ . — ■ ■ ‘ ■ ■vl 1 i r