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PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT , \ FR^AY, OCTOBER 8, 1969 iUanrbrBtpr Etirning IfrroUi f n n g o Daily Net Press Ron. ■be Ite Week IW M PACE will present a Lamaze David Tarbot of Danbury will Women’s Amtlllary of the Mrs. Albert Hanieon, Mrs. De- 27, 1666 The Weather About Town childbirth film Monday at 8 speak about "The Life To Manchester Midget and Pony Bentley PTA Fair Mars, Mrs. John Hickey, Mrs. Clear and cooler tonight with p.m. at Trinity Lutheran Come" tonight at 7:80 at a serv- Football Association will meet Kerin, Mrs. John Wennergren. low* in 40e. 'Tbmorrow fair, The adult discussion group Chui'ch, 86 Prospect S^., Rock­ Ice at the C3iurch of Christ, Monday at 8:80 p.m. at the Planned Oct. 11, Also, Mrs. Sigfred Slblskl,' 15,775 mlM with hlgha 66 to 70. Shower will mefet Sunday at 9 a.m. at ville. Lydall and Vernon Sts. The home o f Mrs. John Roberts, 13 Mrs. W aiter Johnson, Mrs. Ger­ probability near sero throuafa' Mooday. Susannah Wealey House on the service- is open to the public, Richmond Dr. Rain or Shine ald BeMerfleld, Mrs. Robert Mmnehmater— ’4 City of Village Charm South United Methodist Church The Ladles Guild of the As- Gaffney, Mrs. Wayne Alex­ VOL. LXXXEC, NO. 4 The Bentley School P T A an­ campus. The first chapter of stunptlon will sponsor a sale of The Atqerican Legion will Green Mountain Club, Con­ ander, Mrs. Ekiward Neubelt O ne D ay (EIGHTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION—TABLOID) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1969 ) (Claaitfiad AdvertiBlag oa^ogb IS) the book "Dimensions of pe- baked goods Sunday in the ga­ have Its regular "F re e Snack necticut Section, will hold a nual fair will be held at the Mrs. Raymond Blanco, Mrs. 7/ PRICE Tibi CBim rage of the Chtmch of the As­ cisimi" w ill be discussed. Mrs. Night" and record dance to­ five-mile hike and hot dog roost school, rain or shine, on Satur­ Gregory Kelly, Mrs. Clifton Cof­ sumption after all Masses at the night at 8 In the fireplace room O nly Philip M. Susag will be the Sunday on the Shenipslt Thrall. day Oct. 11, from 10 a.m. to fin, Mrs. John Seavey, Mrs. Da­ leader. The discussion is open church. Donations may be left at the Post Home. Hikers will meet at 9:80 a.m. at 2 p.m. It is being coordinated vid Fairbanks, Mrs. Ekiwin M c­ to the public. with members before each the foot of Soapstone Mountain Cabe, Mrs. Jolm Ekank, Mrs. Saf,, Ocf. by Mrs. Arthur Warrington, Mass. Members of the Ladies of St. by the Shenipslt Trail sign on EYed Levitt, Mrs. Gerald Bart­ O.K. $21 Billion Hip Friar: ‘Don’t Knock Frock’ James will meet tonight at 7:46 Gulf Rd., Somers.'For more Mrs. Harold TopHff Jr., and lett, Mrs. Joel Grot, Mrs. at the John F. Tierney Funeral information contact Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sombrlc. Ralph Barber, and Mrs. John­ BOSTON (AP) — Hie flnA hippie, according to Rev. Bede Home, 219 W. Centor St., to re­ Mrs. John Blm lc of 26 Glenn Ferrara of the Franciscan Fathers, was St. Francis of Assial. Stewart Jones, silhouette art- son. Heavier Battling Seen AUTUMN TIME AT PERU’S cite the Rosary for the late Mrs. Oak Dr., Thompsonville. For U.S. Defense Taking a cue from political campaigns, the balding frtar Joseph CSiaves. The group will let, w ill be in-esent. Game WASHINGTON (AP) _ The rotunied to his native Boston Friday seeking recrutts for vooa- also meet tomorrow at 8:46 a.m. Staff Sgt. Robert L. Lelacheur booths will feature ring toes, shouting matcbea, charges of tlona in the religious order. Pumpkins — Fresh Cider — Gourds — Indian Com — Macs House has passed a $21.36 bil­ at St. James’ Church to attend Jr., son o f Mrs. L.C. Lelacheur Building Values open vote maneuvering and Oortlands — Wealthy Apples — Peaches — Bartlett Pears fish pond, sponge clown, and lion military spending package He affixed bumper Ackers to autos with wOIing owners, her funeral. of 62 Pleasant St., graduated bean bag. Cider, doughnuts, ckdms by spending critics they including Prealdent Nixon’s all combining the appeal of a religious vocation with the hlpnle FRJBSiH: Spinach, Beet Greens, Swiss Chard, Green Beans, with honors from a U.S. Air candled apples, hamburgers, Almost Equal were muzzled. Idetd of.love. Hot and Red Peppers, Egg Plant, Leeks, Boston Safeguard ABM system, after It gives Nixon the go-ahead to Members of the Ladies Aux­ Force technical school at Shep­ and hot do^ wUl be available "Don’t kick the habit—be a frisir,’' and Salad Lettuce, Cauliflower, AoOm and But­ one of the bitterest puUic fights deploy his version of the anti- ays one. Another says, Erupting in Viet War iliary of the Eighth District BTre pard AFB, Texas, where he was at the refreshment stand. September 1968 ternut Squash, Carrots, Peas, Belgian Endive, of the year. "Don’t knock the frock." Department wdll serve as host­ trained as a medical techni­ Committee chairmen are: ballistic missile system, leaves White Sweet Potatoes, Imported Red Onions, The estimated value of Man­ “nie bill—slightly more expen- "Franclscanlsm is Peoplelsm,’ esses tomorrow at 1 p.m. at an cian. He was asrigned to the Bentley faculty, candy; Mrs. intact $481 mUllon for 23 more says jmodier. "Live and Shell and Lim a Beans, Com, Shallots, Chinese chester construction last month rtve than when passed by the Love the Franciscan Way.” open house at fire he^quarters. Air Force Logistics Command Irvin(( Mann, flowers; Mrs. of the controversial C5A super­ SAIGON (AP) — Gen. and Savoy Cabbage. Just missed duplicating the fig- Senate—received 811 to 44 ap­ Main and Hilliard Sts. at Wright Patterson AFB. Ohio. Granville Llngard, white ele­ cargo planes and contains $1 bil­ "St. Francis was the first hippie. He was a man, he had a Elarle G. Wheeler, chfiir- FRESH; Cantaloupes, Red White and Blue Grapes, Bart­ tmes for September of last year, proval in the House Prl(ODUCE" Strategic bomber was cut off by though he so far lacks a possi­ Mrs. Donald Gray, Mrs. An- month for an addition to a ing tensions with Communist In a letter to Scott, Nbcon said to In a,low point now because of voice vote after only six min­ bly essential ingredient to victo­ allied actions." GOME TO PUZA saldi, Mrs. ’Ihomas Tomkunas, tire company on Broad St., a East Germany and of Increas­ there was notW i* in Hoyn- 276 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER — 648-6884 utes. ry—<^)en support of his own Mrs. Philip Hyda, Mrs. Law­ three-store building on N. Main ing prosperity In West Ger­ sworth's record to cast doubt on Wheeler said he expects the many. They protested again when Senate leaders. rence Smith, Mrs. Lewis Welch, St, one garage, 21 alterations his Integrity or to fauH his posi­ Communist command to launch debate was limited to 47 seconds and addUioRS, one relocated ga­ Brandt, whose election as Both Republican Leader Hugh tion on civil rights or labor is­ a wtnter-epring campaign, bu* per speaker on a proposal to cut sues. rage, three swimming pools, chancellor was assured Friday Scott and GOP Whip Robert P. he did not predict any Uinata- night. Is closely idenUfied with $136 million from three bomber Griffin refused to take sides Fri­ ble. Other military aouresa have five tool sheds, four fences, defense projects. » “ In order that there be no Ida party’s 1969 reform platform day as Nixon began to shift the misunderstanding on the part of said they thought the campaign six signs, and two demolitions “ This is an outrage,” said that gained It rising popularity. full weight o f his prestige Into anyone,” wrote Nixon, who is might begin In November. (a bam and a died.) Rep. John B. Anderson, R-Ill. The accompanying Increase In bhutUng eritlclsm of Judge d e ­ spending the weekend at Key Wfheeler was accompanied on voter support culminated with "This is iwthlng but a gag ment F. Haynsworth. rule.” Blscayne, Fla., " I send this let­ ths (light from Seoul, Korea, by Sunday's election results which Scott said he still would vote ter to confirm that I steadfastly the U.S. commander In Viet­ Millions for .Purports Armed Services Committee enabled the party to dominate a In the Senate Judiciary Oonunlt- nam. Uen. lYwIghton Abrams. Chairman L. Mendel Rivers, D- support this nomination and NEIW DBILffl—India’s govern­ government for the first Ome In tee to report the nominal on to earnestly hope and trust that They had nttanded a celsbratlon S.C., accused critics in general ment U studying a recommen- West Germany’s 20-year histo­ the floor but that he could not the Senate Judiciary Oommittee marking the 31st anniversary of of distorting facts and accused datlon calling for the expendi­ save ry. predic what the Senate—or the South Korean armed forces. Rep. Robert L. Leggett, D-Cal- will proceed with d i^ tc h to «qp- ture of $168 million in 16 years Brandt, who will be 66 in De­ even he—would do then. prove the nomination." Wheeler wUI c-on(er with mili­ 2m If.. of "heaping abuse” on the ' 4 to expand its intematkMial air­ cember, also gave the party the Scott even added a note of tary and civilian U.S. offtclaki personality it needed to appeal chairman, other committee Copies of the letter were sent ports. O f this, $60 million faint ho^ity. He said he during his stay and visit the to the voters after stagnation in members and the committee to Judiciary Chairman James would go for getting the Bom­ agreed with Democratic Leader field as he did during hto last the earty postwar years. staff. O. Eastland, D-Mlss., and the bay, Calcutta, Madras and New Mike Mansfield that Hayn- vtalt July 16-20. He gained a lot of personal Leggett had said mlUtory committee’s senior OOP mem­ Delhi airports ready for jumbo eworth may have shown ques­ In the war, the U.S. Command prestige as mayor of West Ber­ spending has risen $10 billion a ber, Roman L. Hruska of Ne­ jets by 1071. Back to Regular Price /Monday M orning tionable judgment in ruUi« reported light and scattered lin when it was a Cold War year since Rivers became chair­ braska who eariier met with while a federal judge on two ground action but no major bat- flashpoint in the early 60s, while man compared to $1.4 billion be­ newsmen to defend Haynsworth Everything that's new for fall in university cases Involving companies he Ilea involving U.S. troopa. leading the party in a long fore and that the committee in a full dress news conference. irm ssAuiNans mmiai m r ib h A u m sT i styled sport coats by Craig Scott—including was flnanciaUy involved with. South Vietnamese Infantry­ CAMERAS uphill struggle to power. staff echoes Rivers’ views at the It was Hruska who released plaids, herringbones tattersalls, as well os "It justlfes some careful men reported kUUng 61 enemy There' was a setback In 1966 expense o f dissidents. the Nixon letter late in the day. 0WKItmMS,JmiMAKim M0STOFIT!AmS[Am HLM-.BULRS solid color blazers. Two button styles with thought,’’ said Scott. Vietnamese children stand behind barbed wire miktiers In two fights, one In the double side vqnts or 3-button styles with when he was defeated for the The final dispute came before He aocompcmled It with a state­ Scott also left It up to anoher -Mekong Delta 180 miles south­ I DISCOUNT PRICES single center vent. Regulars, shorts, longs. chancellorship by Christian a 270-93 roll-call vote supporting ment of hla own brandli^ Nix­ during search of I»hu lioa Dong by United States nCHTTOUAKl YOmKITCKNA THINBOF Republican member of the Judi­ west of Saigon and tha othsr 83 One day only. Hurry Ini Democrat Ludwig Erhard. Nixon’s Safeguard system. on’s reported plans to allow ciary Oommittee to release a and South Vietnamese soldiers. The village, con­ miles northeast of Saigon. Soutli ARTHUR DRUG Brandt said he would never Critics accused the Republi­ BFAUTYANO A JOY TO VYORKIN! Haynsworth to withdraw his Army Has Vietnamese casualties wsrs put 0 - seek the top government post can leadership at- trying to ma­ letter from Nixon that capped a sidered Viet Cong-controlled, is northwest of Sai­ FREE ALTERATIONS day of steadily increased White at 10 killed and It vnmnded. again. neuver the vote Into an over- (See Page Bight) gon. (A P Photofax) South Vlalnamasa headquar­ CHOOSE FROM TWO UNES: (Bee Page Bight) (See Page Eigtit) Lots To Tell: ters reportsd that Vist Oong 60“ STARTER gunners fired six mortar shells KITCHEN i Into a populated arsa 26 miles ICRECG WOOD CABINETS PRE-CUFFED FOR Senators Say northwest of Sslgon, hllilng one W/COUNTER TOP I P Attorneys: ‘Clear civltian and wounding thros. AND MATCHING WASHINGTON (AP) — fsn- Vlst t'ong forcss ambushsd an IMMEDIATE WEAR Raid in Wrong Apartment ate Investlgatoni looking Into allied jsep fYiday on a road flva WALL CABINETS (ACME FUSTIC CABINETS j 'r A charges that the Arm y’s one­ miles east of the provincial cap­ AVAILABLE IN; Results^ in Death of Father Berets ’ Nam es ’ time top enlisted man was part ital of Hen Trc, about 40 mllee of a criminal ampirs want to southwest of Saigon, killing two PERMANENT-PRESS NEW YORK (AP) — Dsfenss ”We are asking, or rather know why the soldier rem sliu in American advisers and s Vlut- 185.60 COLONIAL — PROVINCIAL 1 iA iji; W H irnBR , Calif. (AP) — As han, and her 12-year-old daugh­ suggesting, that the members of a position of trust and rasponsl- namese civilian and wounding a Hayward Henry Dyer, 22, stood ter Susie screaming at the offi­ attorneys F. bee Bailey and (Leoa Sink Ft Faucet) the House of Representstlvas, bUlty. second civilian. South Vlst- MEDITERRANEAN — MODERN in the middle of a room cradling cers. Henry D. Rothbistt have sug­ who have the power to call an For the |>asS week p Sonots nameae units moved Into ths his infant son, a stray rifle shot He ran down to his mother-in- gested a congressional Investi­ Invrstlgallon, call ons to Investlgallona subrommitlee area and reported killing eight from the apartment above law’s apartment to investigate, gation Into the alleged Green WALL CABINETS remove the Implication of has focused on 8gt. Maj. WII- of the enemy. BASE CABINETS crashed through the ceiling and as officers—realizing their mis­ Beret murder case. guilt,” he said. Ham U. Wcxildridge who, one Enemy gunners also clammed t struck him in the head. take—went upstairs to the The two lawyers, who repre­ 18" HIGH DOUBLE DOOR SINGLE DOOR The Army's sniHiuncemenI senator said, to assuming the 10 mortar shells Into the poel- SALE Dyer was killed instantly EYi- apartment llst^ on their war­ sent four of the eight O rem Be­ WHS President Nixon's "grace­ "proportions of a character of tlons of U S (nxips from the 6th day. He dropped 22-month-oId rant. ret soldiers, demanded during a WldtlM ful way out," the two lawyers fiction" from tartlmcmy con­ Mectianissd Infantry DIvbilon Francis as he crumbled to the It was directly above Mrs. news conference Friday that said. cerning a multlmllHon-dullar operating a mile couth of the de- 27” floor. The tot suffered minor Meehan’s apartment. The .22- their clients be exonerated of 1 . 0 0 , Moreeiver, they said, ths Pres­ graft operation mllllBriisd sone dome Amsrt- Now llini caliber shot was fired by Ver­ charges that they conspired to 80" . 17.00 cuts. ident "didn't do It the way we Although Wooldridge Is no runs were wuumlrd but none non Detective Sgt. Frank Swee­ kill Thai Khac C.'huyen, an al­ 38” . Officers said the shot was w an ted" longer the Arm y's No. 1 enllstsd were killed, headquarters said. [7 .0 0 , ney as he held his rifle, barrel 86” . O CT. H ill fired accidentally by a police- leged Vietnamese double agent. Asked how that would be, they man he recently waa named Amertraii H63 bombers (lew ~ . * 0 ' down, pointed at the floor above Bailey also said: '”rhare is a 39” . msm—one of 12 officers who had said they wanted their clients eergeant major aS the While five missions late Friday. Up to .00 Mrs. Meehan's ceiling, Vernon story to be told, but the only one mistakenly crashed into Dyer's declared Innocent of having Kami mlaslle base In New Mexi­ 36 of the big bombers dropped OPEN SAT., that has the power to put the mother-in-law’s apartment mo­ Police Chief Robert H. Back- committed any crime. co and the sqbcommlttee wants 760 tons of expioslves on North hacker said. 30". HIGH SINGLE DOOR OCT. 4Hi ond OCT. lIN i ments before. Armed with story out Is the government." Capt. Robert K Moraaco, 27. to km>w why. Vietnamese Ixtses and staging The chief said the sergeant lYie two lawyers said the U.S. MUBLE DOORS search warrants, they were one of the Green Beret clients, Ho far, there has been no an­ areas. TYie strikes ranged from Wldthe TILL NOON was asked to join seven state Arm y did not clear the Green W M tte making a predawn raid for mar­ iip|s-ared at the news confer­ swer but the senatora Indicate narcoUcB agents and four sher­ Berets' names whan It dropped (Kee Fage Eight) ijuana and had come to the ence In a grey civilian suit they will prraa the matter when 27" iff’s deputies on the raid. Back- charges on the grounds that the 5 4 .0 0 BRING YOUR KITCHEN urrong apartment. Asked If It wouki be enough hearings reeuma next week with 80” hacker said he did not know Central Intelligence Agency T 4.00 Dyer who lived upstairs-but (or him If the Army declared he Wooldridge expected to testify. MEASUREMENTS 88” why Sweeney carried a rifle, (CIA) refused to let its agents ».to not in the apartment police and his associates complately "The person who Is sergssnl ” testify at the trial. 86 and said there would be an Innocent, Marasco, of Ulisjm- majejr of the Arm y Is In s posl- IS 4 IO wanted to search—heard his C^pt. Robert Marasco, one o f the Green Berets "Congress has the power to C A SH & CARRY 89" , field. N J , said "That would. I Ikm to greslly sflect the morale China 2 7 .0 0 mother-in-law, Florence Mee­ (See l*age Elgfet) charged in the alleged killing of a Vietnamese in­ r.-quest thst the Arm / declassi­ 42" , think. b4 enough" and welfare of the Army at 3 0 .0 0 DELIVERY AVAILABLE telligence agent and attorney F. Lee Bailey, during fy certain information,” Roth- 48” . U rge." Col James C Hhoulti. blatt said. (Hoe Page ClgM ) press conference. (A P Photofax). now deputy provost marshal Newsman 30" HIGH DOUBLE DOOR 'general, said Friday SINK AND RANGE FRONTS 4-DRAWER CHESTS Hhoults tsstirted that when he HONG KONG (AH) ' Com Wldthe complained lu Msj. Gen. Carl muntot (Yiina l(xtoy° freed Antho­ DOUBLE DOORS Loch Ness Puzzle: Turner, that a criminal Investi­ ny Grey, the Hiiltsh newsman 27” ...... 3 4 .8 0 WkHte gation Involving Wooldridge was wtio had not been ailowed to SO” ...... 304101 being sUfled. the general or­ leave hto house to t'sktog (or dered him out of hla office iitore than tw«, years 88” ...... 3 9 .0 0 1 8 " ...... 4 0 . 8 0 "He told me Hgt M s] Woold Grey has been taken to the 2 7 .0 0 36” ...... 4 1 .4 0 18" .....48.00 ‘Nessie’: A ‘Loathly Worme’? ridge was just s very simple fel­ llritUh dlplofiistk: compound to 89” ...... 43.801 low and people took advantage I'eking and to expected to leave 3 0 .0 0 2 1 " ...... 8 1 . 0 0 of him frequently and he was the I'hlm se capital within three By BOBBST C. TOTB Britain's commercial television were fjords before abrupt u(e 42” ...... 4 0 .2 0 3 3 .0 0 24” ...... just s guoti or country boy.” 'l»ye, a ilrtllsh Foreign Ufflce 48” ...... 5 0 .4 0 The Loe Angelce Ttmee network. It refuses even to say Urtlngs of land 6.000 years ago Khoulli related • Iwkeeman in lamdon said LDCH NESS. ScoUantF The why It chose two normally (when the tost glaciers retreat­ Kris Hash, a warrant officer The Jl-year-old neweman, a most credlMe of legendary mon­ blustery weeks In September for ed i turiu-d them Into tokea who to a key Invcstlgstor to the corrrepundent (or Kautera news the search when 97 per oent o f ' ) WALL CORNER CABINETS sters swims here. In the deep The beaust ccxild be an adapted Army's Criminal Investigation agency, tusd tieen confined to tils VANITY SINK BASES EASE CORNER CAtINETS and block waters which fill the all aighllngs have come In prehMoric reptile, although Ihto lilvuton saw! Wooldridge attend home (or 34 months in reprtoaJ geological rift that cleaves the calm, summery weather eeems unlikely bec-auae the ke h ed e se< ret meeting at Ft Hen­ for ihe arrest of iJ I'ommuntot W/COUNTER TOP bleak Scottish highlands. The Permanent Loch Nes» < "hlnrse newsman to Hong Kong Door 2-Shelf Door Lazy Swan W Idtta la so iccld 111 degreee fabrrn- ning. (is railed to set up s Swimming after U thU sum­ Pheivomena Investigation Bu hete year rcaindi It must be a •cheme lo manipulate Vlet- following and Itrltuh riots In 48.00 02.40 mer. and particularly the post reau. on the other hand, openly giant eel or an enormous m ar­ nernree «ric] C H currency on s July IMI7 The last of tha 11 was 48.00 • 40.20 two weeks, have been two mini- admits its lack of njcceas in ine slug or "loathly worm e," worldwide basis released Friday submarines. Three sonar sta­ this. Its eighth year, of waiting as one ■ hiillrq; medieval acount He said CII> sgrnU st Ft. The offictoi New China News i t s tions have been probing the fri­ for unchallengeable proof that put It Kenning told him the main pur- Agency sakl I Yunese authorities gid depths with sound waves. Ncssle is alive In Loch Neaa If It s anything. "U " must be pciSe of the meeting was "the in­ tummOruK) Grey to tha Foreign On shore were s dozen high- "W e have got two intereating more than one A breeding herd vestment of money that was Ministry today "and announced powered cameras coveriry 76 pieces of film this y e a r " -< >id of 20 seems likely, and multiple being generated by other lUlcll to turn that since the Hung Kong Z- Great values! These handsome slacks per cent of the lake's 24-mtle wletn Skelton, the bureau's re­ slghttogt erf the creature have Bi-tivuies." Including raheoffs Hritish aulburttiee had already by one-tnlle surface sident terhnirlsn tost »'eek from ilot machines at NCO released all the palrtutte N1 i' been reported are made of a reverse-twist flannel- TTiere hsa even been a launch "But these will probably csily ctuba In Vietnam and Germany- ( 'hinese journalists, hto freedom An adult, on the baata of 1 i 1 like fabric of Acrilan* - Avril Rayon towing a lOO-poqnd sock of food- confirm again that there's-a A retired Army major general of nuivement was restored to i- sightings, would make an "Iden- \ A aiMl-bed bait — anchovy paste, large creature;to the Jorh There and ,NCO club eergeants from him as of this day." ^ with a permanent press process that Ukll" pk tur^ of an animal with ' V v blood meal, mashed eel. gela­ to not enough detail to Identify Army basca around th«^ world Lnirlng hto detentioo, the Brit­ V , an abeurdly'small. srai-like bead keeps them amazingly wrinkle-free. tine and a hormone t hat ro- the animal " stteridod (he 1967 moating, Kosh ish newsman was kspt undsr at the end of a giraffe-llkc neck Just wash them and wear them. Pre­ portedly brings the light of love It Is not tejo much to make aald ronUnuus gusml sod was al­ *Above prkw based on wahrat, fhah cabinets. (five fret long, a foot ac-rasa) to s crocodile's eye. that claim that a Urge un­ Allegations of criminal oettvi- lowed only two 40-minute exer­ cuffed for immediate wear. Charcoal, OfMSmAfO that th>c kens Into a huge body But so far as is known, this identified spre-les of animal in- llea have been made against cise periods to hto garden each olive, brown, grey. Leg lengths capable of raising one. two or ■ most intensive and scienliftc habits this lake. many of the persons who attend­ day Communist China said the three humps over It# length i23 to 32. search for "Neasie " has (ailed The creature U not ne

n. P A G E TW O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1969 _ ^ ------: ■ ■ — — PAGE TH REE exl^ng ROTC prpgrams. ■\ Pentagon Committee One such proposal, the com­ Sheinwolfl on ENDS SUN. ENDS SUN. mittee said, would be an end to THEATER TIME EASTHARTFORD confusing differences among the SCHEDULE ORIVf IN ★ f(T ■' Congressmen Ask Continuation YOU MAT c o n s id e r ROTC programs of the various services. OPPONENT’S MANNER NORTH Business Bodies Endorses ROTC By ALFRED SHEINWOLD ' SATURDAY The committee said a further ♦ A8752 WASHINGTON (AP) — A spe­ long-range study of the ROTC According to the traditional <3> K532 Cinema I — Last Summer, Of Suit Against Automakers tionships. (B) Providing a blend AT HON<« OONFERENOB cial Pentagon committee yes­ question "In a very fundamental O K 8 6 5:45; 7:30, 9:30; Wonderful Land of civilian and- miltary back­ Joseph Lebieds of 27 Tanner, LOS ANOEXB8 (A P )-^ terday endorsed ROTC os a ground for many young off- manner’ 'will be required If the notice or to be in- ♦ K i of Oz, 2:00. The judge set a hearing on the gating the case, the eongress- la attending Om Southern New ty «ix congressmen have asked peltion for Oct. 28. "highly desirable method” 'of cers.” acUve forces should be sharply ^ partner’s WEST e a s t . niienr iraid, and Us evidence East Hartford Drive-In — Eng land Reglona! Hraior C9ub a federal judge to keep the Nix­ supplying military officers and Laird accepted aU but one of reduced In size and converted to hesitation, or other ♦ The charges were (wought in should be used on betalf cC ISm ♦ Q 10 9 61 Dracula has Risen, 7:30 & 9:00; conference in Atlantic C5ty thla on admlntstratlon from setUlng recommended a greater univer­ recommendations,' aimed at a largely volunteer structure as You may base your ^ A 1 9 8 76 104 a lawsuit last Jan. lO by then public because "every resident 21 Frozen Dead, 1040. weekend. out o f court an antitrust suit sity role in overseeing a developing what the committee President Nixon has set as a opponent’s man- O 0 O 1 9 7 Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark, w t» of every urban center in tiie East Windsor Drive-In — Lebeita, who haa been with against the nakm’s larges au­ strengthened program. called "a viable partnership be­ goal. but you do so at your own 4 1 1 0 6 4 5 4 2 accused General Motors, Fbrd country . . . everyone ths4 Some Kind of Nut, 9:10; Support J<4ui Hancock for U years qual­ tomakers. Six coSege educators and tween the Servloee and the uni- Although there has been tur- tHustmted tn SOUTH Motor Oo., Chrysler OOrp. and breathes" has a vital Interest. your Local Sheriff, 7:30. ified lor the club for the 16th In a petition SYiday to U.R three senior military officers is­ veralbeo.” bulenceiiiAnn. ™on a- _number .._ k — of com------a - hand------played i'“ j — in “ •the match 4 None American Motors Ooip. of cen­ Moreover, the congresonen Manchester Drtve-In — Baby consecutive year. Dirtriet Ckxirt Jhdge Jesee W. sued the 61-page report which He deferred judgment on a puses, the Army has cut off its between the United States and Q t r i n g for the past 16 y ea n to said, the proposed aetUement Sitter, 9:10, Fountain of Love, He lives here with Ua wife Qirtls, the 44 Democrats and urged a more active role for col­ proposal for higher federal fi­ ROTC programs only at Har- RepubUcan China In the 1969 O A 10543 2 delay Installing antismog de­ contains "loopholas” whioh 7 :30; Wonderful Land of Oz. Doris end their two cbildien. two RefNibUcans asked ttiat the vices cars. lege faculty and administrators nancial aid In the form of direct vard and Dartmouth at the re- «'oNd championships, 4 AQ9873 (01 would restrict "tbs dissemins- 1:10, 3:00. auto manufacturers be tried on in picking instructors and shap- payments to the universities. quest o t the school adminlstra- dealer, F.ati On Sept, n the Justice De­ tion of production tamshow'’ In South West North <*arges of "oonaptracy In re- Ing curriculum. ^vemment money now is tions. East-West vulnerable. Pass State Theatre — Dr. Zhivago, p r o m o t e d a t CARLYLE partment agreed to settle the ^nog control reaesuch, permit 1 O 1 <5 1 4 •tralnt of trade and commerce Hie committee challenged spent on ROTC scholarships and The Air Force last April Opening lead—Ace of Hearts, Pass 5:00, 8:40. *^9naS®a P. Ingram c f 66 suit in return for assurances tile automakers under certain 2 4 Pass , 2 ^ Creetrldge Dr., Vernon, has In motor vehicle air pollution foes of ROTC by recommending allowances and salaries of mili­ moved to shut down ROTC units W*»t led the ace of hearts Pass from the automakers and the oircumstancea to continue re­ 6 4 Pass 6 O UA Theatre — Me, Natalie 2, control equipment." the courses, faculty status for tary instructors. The committee at eight other schools because of continued with the jack of All Pass 3:45, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30. been promoted to materials con­ Automobile Manufacturers As­ porting jointly to government what was described as a lack of hearts. Billy Elsenberg. play- trol manager with Carlyle JcHhn- sociation that they will develop the courses .faculty status for called for on increase in the Mansfield Drive-In — Short agencies on air poOuUon control student interest. ing the South hand for the son Machine Oo. antismog devices c^petiUvely the officer-instructors and con­ number of ROTC scholarships Subjects 7:10; Finders, Keepers, technokigy, and indudes "no The Pentagon ^ d 364 col- Ignited States, ruffed the second Daily Question TnKram. vdio was a ooet derk and retrain from' deciding tinued wearing of uniforms and and a boost in the monthly sti­ lovers Weepers, 7:30; Vixen Israel Calls provlrton retpihing dstandants leges and universities have heart in his hand, and led a dia- As dealer, you bold: Spades, before his recent promotion, has among theroselvea when the de­ military drill on campus. pend and summer training pay 8:45; to maintain any hutinsas ra- Secretary o f Defense Melvin for the last two years. ROTC units. In the 1968-69 year, mond to the king, A-S-T-S-tf Hearts, K-6-S-2; Dia­ been with the company 21 vices will be Instalied. corda conoernli« their acUvlttea Cinema I — Alice’s Restaur­ years. R. Laird appointed the commit­ The committee noted "This is more than 213,000 cadets were IVhen West's queen appeared, monds, K-8-9; Chibs, K. For Move To If approved the judge, the wtiloh are to be ragulatsd.” ant 2:30, 5, 7:30, 10:00. He lives in Vemon with his settlement would have the force tee last spring amid rising cam­ a period of unprecedented facul­ enrolled, and more than 23,000 Elsenberg had to decide What do you say? 'The original government wife and three children. of a court decision, and the auto eom - pus opposition to ROTC. It was ty and student opposition to officers were commissioned whether this was a simtleton or Answer: Bid one spade. Tour ~ 2:00, plaint, the congreoanan said, End Hijacks companies would be compelled headed by Dr. George C. S. Ben­ ROTC on many campuses." But from the ROTC. a false card from the doubleton ,„;:,"to n krn^ T c’lt ite 'l." nrt named seven otiier motor vehi­ BECEIVEg SALES AWARD to abide by it- son, political science professor it said some of this opposition is The special committee’s re- queen-jack. We know what it rJSly worth 3 points as a hhrh cle manufacturers as cocooRptr' Daniel B. Mbsler of 74 Green u n it e d NA’nONS (AP) — The congressmen contend the at Claremont Men’s College. "highly personalized and emo­ port was adopted unanimously, was, but Elsenberg did not card^as well m 2 polnU ^ store and "undoubtedly the gov­ SUNDAY Manor Rd., (X U in Hartford, Israel haa joined the linked settlement "U not in the txwt to- Calif. tional." stemming largely from ernment haa acoumuls(tod evi­ SATURDAY generat agent for Sun Life of States and a growing parade of terests of the people." The committee said it be­ disapproval of the Vietnam war. dence relative to these savan eo- Miller on the side of more au- F. i «------n ______«*jr wuiui tnuy ^a or at ai most mosi 4 Cinema I—Alice's Restau- America, has received the other nations demanding U.N. "It will deprive private Hti- lieves that the Reserve Officers’ Suggesting that the armed ^senberg ^ f t l y led the next polnta. But the hand is still 7:30, 9:30; Wonderful lon d of oon^ilraton, and luch avidaaes thorlty for the mlUtary. card from the dum m v The CSiesapeake Award as a result action to stop hijacking of ganls of the opportunity to take Training Corps should be con- services are essential for na­ ira from th<» diimmv ______i_ - Oz, 2:00. NIGHTS planes. will. In all probability, be lost." A separatespnacnte group,vrniin wietlie Penta-Pentn 1.1 king of • .!hearts; “ uummy. and East m un- e worth an opening t- bid. of having achieved sales leader- advantage of such facts and tlnuued as ’ ’a major procure­ tional security tmder almost any Israeli Foreign Minister Abba V the judge accepts the ssttls- gon s e lg ^ e m b e r a d i^ r y hesItaUngly dUcarded a spade, Copyright 1969 East Hartford Drive-In—Drac­ ttdp among all agencies in the judgment which might have ment source” of officers for the foreign policy, the committee Bban, whose government has ment, the bwirmakera said, it panel cm ROTC affairs, made up Now Elsenberg knew who had General Features Corp. ula Has Risen, 7:30; It, 9:00; oomi>any’s recent President’s been proved and obUtned by the Army, Navy and Air Force. asked rhetorically: threatened to act If two Israelis rtMuld be rewrMtan to obUgote of leading educators, said U en- the jack of diamonds. Frozen Dead, 10:40. Month Campaign. fovernmeot,” the oongreoamen ROTC currently supplies more "Can academicians assume the defendants "to -admit the UiuslaBtlcally approved the re- Would Ruff aboard a hijacked airliner are oald. than half the regular officers. that every future case will re­ East Windsor Drive-In—Some not released by Syria, caHed allegations in the government ’"Die committee believes that semble the sMuation In Viet­ Kind of Nut, 7:30; Support Your Friday for International steps to "Numeroua ciUea, towns, oomplaint" so private lltlianis ROTC Ls a highly desirable nam ?” ‘" ’[^ie.e were *>me of the key the Local Sheriff, 9:06. counties and ststtes throughout recommendations of the special i,- DAVID'S end air piracy. con use ttM adkniasion as svl- lIlanrl)Balpr for the United Stat^ of Ameri­ The committee acknowledged committee: ^ ruff the Manchester Drive-In — Baby Bban told a luncheon of the the nation are in the process of deitce. ca,” the report said. that "on the other hand, there (fMoerly Staaler Graea'g) Instituting private antltnsrt ac­ -"• m at each host InstltuUon Sitter, 7:30; Fountain of Love, U.N. Correspondents Associa­ It also should provtds for re­ ” ROTC has the advantages of are many specific, thoughtful, tions against these defendants assume a great deal more re- — ■ re- 9:00. MANCHESTER PARKADE tion that lorael would oupport a lease of grand jury transerlpla (A) Supporting American con­ and objective criticisms and sponslblUty for ROTC Instruc- trumps would State Theatre — Wonderful move by Dutch Foreign Mlnlo- . . . If this court accepts the pro- aiMl documents of evtdeiKe. cepts of civilian-military rela- proposals or improvement of poaed consent decree then . . . Mons, Including the appointment x# ir ^ keeping, Land of Oz. 1:10, 3:00; Dr. Zhi­ ter Joseph M. M, A. H. Luns to they said, and such svidenos ---- Holidays ai 13 Bisaell Sireel this would mean that private 4 or termination of appointment were a very thought- Manchester. Conn. (06040' vago, 5:00, 8:40. Scuffy Pet Centers, Inc., opened a new outlet this get the issue on the agenda of should be Impounded "until all SING-A-LONG agement locally of Paul Bushnell right, and Robert clahnanie would have to dupli­ of ROTC staff. . player he might wonder why Telephoiie 643-2711 UA Theatre — Me, Natalie, Wednesday at the Parkade. The Scuffy Pet Center, the deneral Aaaembiy. privsSs HUgaUon . . . baa oon- Golda in Hollywood; —"That appropriate academ- “ Y*"8r for a discard oecoliu Cl'i.’'!' Pfxaiap'* Pa?o WITH Jurach, assistant manager. (Herald fihoto by Pinto) cate the time and costs of ysani clusd." Manchester. Conn 2:00, 3:45, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30. with main offices in New Jersey, is under the man­ Luns called Wednesday tor a Ic credit he given for ROTC hearts before of investigation that has already The oongrssamen rsprssewt SUBSCRIPTION RATEf Cinema I—Last Summer, 5:45, resolution demanding that intsr- courses. The ROTC program, “ "iwlng trumps. After a second Payable In Advance been paid for by the taxpay- Oallfornia, New York, Fantwyt rant, 2, 4:30, 7, 9:30. KAY PAULSEN natlohal aviation conventioM era.” especially the teaching mate- or , two. * of ------consideration,— East •Jne Year JSU.Oi. provide that any nation rsoeiv- vanla. Indiana, Mlraiaaota, Mas- au Months ...... 15.60 Cinema II—Funny. Girl, 2:00, BERNIE BENTLEY ON BANJO A federal grand jury has Not All Our Songs rials, should be strengthened **6 Ute plot and' might Three Monthe 7.8C ing a hijacked plane should re­ aachUBstia. MteUgan and Mla- 8 : 0 0 . , rt>eiit nearly 18 months investi­ and improved to go along with ^l**^Ard even if he had started One Month 3.60 turn the aircraft and pesaengers souri. other educational opportunities. with two worthleju trumps. or lose its privileges under the Are Battle Songs Credit should be continued to be what defender could work LIVE A UTTLE TRY conventions. determined by the host ff*® situation so quickly as By BOX K08MAN Lewis, Dinah Shore, Dan Rowan A TWA Boeing 707 with US institution. . .’’ discard without the slightest persons aboard was comman­ Associated Press Writer and Dick Martin. —"That the question of ap- hesitation on dummy’s king of BEVERLY HILLfl, Calif. "I am rather at a loss to know deered Aug. 9 by two Arab propriate academic rank for hearts? Elsenberg shrewdly de- guerrillas en route from Rome (AP) — Although her people al­ what to say to you," said! Mrs. ROTC faculty members be re- cided that East's prompt dis­ to Athens and Tel Aviv. Ib e hi­ ways face war, Israeli Prime tielr. "I think maybe 1 should solved by institutional recognl- card was based on a desire to IDAVID'S jackers forced the captain to unson^s Minister Golda Melr told an tell you about an Israel that is Daniel Mooler tion that ROTC programs have hang onto the J-9 of trumps, De- ■ MANCHESTER PARKADE—640-2286 land the aircraft in Damaocun. audience of Hollywood’s bright­ not fighting. a place in the curriculum and clarer took a finesse with the Later all the pesaengers ware est stars, "W e sing a lot, we "Between battle and battle, i - B ■ ■ ■ R R a R B..H J l.R J i .R B ■ ■ a a R R ITre a'ward was given by Sun the acceptance of officers in a ten of trumps and mode his released, e x c ^ two Israeli We have the strength and deter­ Life’s president, Stanford Z. play a lot, we create,, we have faculty status appropriate to slam, man. Candy Kitchen mination o go on. Rothsidiild Jr., (X U , to whom the theater, the concerts." their teaching duties and quali­ The Netherlands tSMl savan Where guallty Candy Is Made Fresh Dolly ". . .Don’t believe all our the annual sales salute is dedi- The audience Included Gre­ fications.’’ other countries will push tor a songs are battle songs, and oalted. gory Peck, Kirk Douglas, Jerry —"That each host institution debate this weekend on air pira­ Chimw Kronr tKer »«0 Varieties don't believe ail Is fighting In Is­ establish a high level faculty-ad­ BRICULTURAL PBEDIOrS OOFO GROWTH cy. rael. There is a lot of creative ministration committee to over­ I^ANCHESTe O R .! yy’G ‘ fr^ mm i« Rdbert Oavedon, Chairman, Diplomatic sources sold ttis F rt A New 1hs«B TrtM Tty O w work. I feel iK>rry for the other see and work with the ROTC She Learns RHS 6 & 44A a BOLfUN NOTCH THURS. FRI. SAT. SUN. OCT. 2,3,4,5 Manchester Cbamber cf Oom- propoBsl would Include a resolu­ side. There is no music there. programs." tion calling on member nations - C I N E M A 1 meroe Membership Committee, k a n u t b u t t e r chun k No culture. No creation.” Tsnigkt through 'TuMihty to abide by tha prinoiples of tha More than 1,0(X> persons—in declared, - "IM s is going to be About Army A ■ksv* ar Nat U SUtaal 'nSs Is Am Adult Si>ow the best year ever in member­ Tokyo convention, an agree­ A bkoding of pure prusot tartSsr Md sw s« elegant gowns and tuxedos— SPECIAL GRANDSTAND ATTRACTIONS **(uts iwathig eemhlus I0 srahs a _ ship growilli for our locsd Cham­ ment signed by 12 nations that crowded the Beverly Hilton ball­ SHE CAME 5— - ber of Commeroe,” as the Ootn- calls for prompt rslaose of pas­ First Hand room Thursday night in what ^ TO SIT WITH BABY sengers, crews and aircraft In the motion pltHure industry de­ VANDYKE 3 ond ENMDUP miittee m et in a kick-oCt session ^ WITHDAODTI NIWINOTON - M hijackings. TRENTON, N.J. (AP) —Jean scribed os a gala salute to the on 'niesday afternoon in (he 1 & n Cbamber conference room. President Nixon signed tha Ann Somowskl dates a NatioraU prime minister. o m e eiRUN lURNPIKC convention Friday at his Florida S Nl XT TO TWO GUTS one! GBANTWOOR A comprehenalve slide review Guardsman and has a brother Master of ceremonies was iai E X H I B1T S and home where he ia spending the KINDOFA of the town with accent oU‘ in the service la Vietnam, end Jack Benny, who said, "I am EMONSTRATIONS weekend. The Senate ratified the 0X01 Chamber of Commerce activi­ C she thought Mie really o u ^ t to t toastmaster tonight through the rn iT document last May. « eaMSMsiimnaHt m OoOtlBUOUB ; im STDCX EXMinS • CMFT DISPUITS ties began the membership ex­ know more about the armed courtesy of Bob Hope being a ■ .. a scnauMiuM I mousnuL dciioiist« tkm$ * gunt Nixon has urged U.N. mam- n m i m pansion presentation. forces. Qentlle." Anthony Newley and ■ Jamrs fearnrr V alter Brennan MMMT wmt HOI ROCS Keith’s F'umiture at 1115 Main St. is celebrating is William Bedford and those are his sons, FVed- beni to join the United Btataa In N««ei t m h Am . Adding to the comments was So now she's the only girl In Leslie Uggams sang under the I ‘'Support Yowr lM>ral Sheriff > Bestaunaat" FUN FOR THE FAMILY its 70th birthday this weekend and this 1922 C ^il- signing li)e convention and to the Rider (Jollege Reaerve Offi­ the Chamber of Commerce erick and William FV. Read.v to ixiard the front spotlight, and the whole crowd lac IB touring Manchester streets today announcing seat passenger side is Harold A. Turkington of take up air piracy In U.N. de- cers Training Corps. joined In singing the Israeli and EAST WNDSOR imotoioniti THMC w. President PhUlip Harrison who batea. Mumullic Baad- Thm.il4 • stated, "We have a present the Open House at the store tomorrow. The driver Keith’s. (Herald photo by Buccrivicius). Jean Aral, on attractive 20- American national anthems. DRIVE IN -A HT 5 Fti ■( 1 Jl • SM. at 10 UL SUN. at 2 P.M. Cuba, the deoUnatSon of many ROUTE «, BOLTON — TIL 44M 332 year-old brunette, is finding out Outside the hotel was a cu­ MTHM HALE OBEUClia aUB - SUN. at 6 P.M. memberahip of 325. However, planes hijacked In the Western AaUMMi DKSiMartLMlJD AUTO what they mean when they say, IMMSIU PMRtft Ml Mil there are others in our com ­ on the Tolland Tpke. and Roberta Bryce and attends nouncement by CTuilrmnn David Hemisphere, Is not among tha OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY Hi 8:00 P.M. rious mixture of spectators. The iiRi) laaittMi’i RATHE _ WNHIAN BOm CMAMnORSHiP HOKSC- RACING A SALUTE TO "Well, that's the Army for star-hunters with autograph IWIN . AWT . PUSHBACK ^ GIANT ^ ACRIS OF SHOE mOBHC DwiMtiBiMi mi munity who dwuld be sharing Elected by the board of direc­ the Wadded School. For his ef­ C. Hewitt. Mother of 10 nations that signed tha Tokyo — 1 1 ^ east CaepMBiei • Fit el fc«5 %m mxu Mrtaarf THE FAIR Candy Also AvallaMs For Ftmd n-t-J-g T COLOR _ in our organization’s efforts to tors were Julius Kasinitz of Os­ you," and It isn't quite what she books In hand, and several doz­ AUDITORIUMS ^ CAIURY * SEATS * SCREEN ^ FREE PARKING MU'S Anon - EKtaMit ntt Bchwy MODIFIED forts, ho was awarded a convention. Nnii MARCHING BANDS make this a better community sining, N.Y., vice president of expected. en Arab pickets who said they MON. tkm n u . A CROWN INTERNATIONAL PICTURE Fait&IS AND HRLWORKS camera. John D. Moreton has bex-n ArreHled For For one thing, they didn’t SUSE HUNnN6TDB--gi4(Mi:80.7tS»-9tl0 SaLatS-3B 5 0 cruiters are Bermud Apler, City, vice president and general Chapter, American Red Ctosh. ey-resulting in buying more MM A niu raOCMM ADMISSION the spelling bee last Saturday AM) MUCH MOKE ... Each Ef«T On MUT Noel Belcourt, PhiUp Burgess, HARTFORD, Oonn. (AP) — men's fatigues made for some­ weapons, killing more people MCAKDO • MB UON • TONE A JOHE or UKUMB counsel. Rubin Freedman of in the studios of WHNB TV, A partner and director of CDRSBunoN nom Raymond Damato, Salvatore body a lot bigger than five feet and occupying more land." MACOONAIO rAARlT SNGCIS -EXTRA- Falrlleld, director of stores, and channel 30, West Hartford. Creative Services In Marcom, A 34-yc«irdold motlter of 10 child­ ■/' / SATUKOAT - H. L HORSE SHOP Fllloramo, Elverett Kennedy, John Weishoar of Danbury, di­ ren was arrested Friday night tall. Althou^ security was tight-- 7 ^ , QUAtni HORSE SHOW KXU rUMS Inc. Manchester, Moreton has a id til's SKYDIVERS Also, a girl of that sioe finds it a cordon of officers led Mrs. SUflOAT ~ THE MOm DOOOUBUCS Paul Levesque, William Olek- rector of store planning and con­ BRIEFS earned many professlonnl in connection with the death, Se'’ MB PftMOWTt raw ns slnaki, Russell Philbrtek, Rob­ tough making the 80-lnch strides M dr to the head table—the AND MANY M0« SURPRBCS AMTS UA CMIA. 2k struction, were appointed assis­ awards. allegedly from malnutrition, of AU FOR FKL ^ hUb SOc ert Potterton, Joseph Schauster, tant vice presidents. Richard L. McCabe, of 143 her 3-year-old oon. required in ROTC drill. prime minister, wearing a full- III TIIM aiklrt. 25e Edmund A. Tomezuk, George "I have to wear these men's length embroidered beige gown Barry Rd., a member of the Dr. B. John Shinn, son of Mr. Mro. Barbara DeClaybrook, ftilty Duke L P. Frost and Joseph McCann. fatigues you wouldn't believe,” and a single strand of pearls, FINALIST electrical operaUons depart­ and Mrs. B. H. Shinn of Bol­ wlio rex-elves welfare usoMance, ment of the Hartford Electric said Jean Ann. "They’re just appeared not to notice. Robert Bryce, 10, of 173 Irv­ ton, Connecticut, has been ap­ was apprehended and held under Home Furnishings Since 18991 atrocious! They’re these big, OALDOR EXECUTIVES ing St., was one of four final­ Light Co., is celebrating his 26th pointed manager of Advanced $20,000 bond after her son died ’ Two new vice-presidents • and year with that company. Technologies Laboratory In the balloon-type things, and the ists in the serventh annual spell­ at ^bout 6 p.m. at St. Francla Open 6 Days The Year Round—Thuradsiy N ifhU tlU 9:00 pants come up to my chest.” MOVIE AUDIENCE two aaslstajit vloe-presldents ing bee sponsored by Kdfsky General Electric Company’n Hospital. J ew Ann said she was not in­ ...... GUIDE...... ______Now have been named by Caldor, shoe stores. A new computerized reserva­ ApoUo Qystems, Daytona Beach, Hugiita] officials aald the boy terested In taking a commission Inc., which b— a store located Robert la the son of WUUam tion system linking the Howard Fla. A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS DRIVE-IN ^ Eves Only T>oetor Zhivago" 5:«0 and 8:40 weighed 14 pounds when he wae in the Women’s Army Corps AND THEATERS. rk —e Note Our Special Youth Show—Today m h s —. x«iit Johnson's Motor Lodge at Ver­ admitted and was suffering when her training is completed. non with more than 875 other Mr. Paul A. Bourque. Lyn- OPEN HOUSE Th»st dOply lO T> , iM..'.i: from malnutrition. She says she just decided rtlMsM *M#f Nnv 1 1900 ARID GUTHRIE e . . . , ARTHUR PENN • ( » L 0 R by DeLuxe ^ WINNER OF 6 ACADEMY AWARDS! Howard Johnoon’s from coast dale St. has qualified.os a mem­ Mre. DeOsybrook. of 1097 Al­ “ most girls know absolutely HELD OVER! to coast is now in service, oc- ber of the 1969 Star n u b o f bany Ave., was charged with THIS S E ^ nothing about the military and I 2nd BIG WEEK! I United Fdatnra at 7:30 - 9:30 ^ rd in g to Philip Wheeler, man­ New York Life Insurance Co. risk of injury to a minor and thought it would be interesting in id s indtcAitt th« illm ager of the lodge. cruetty to peraons. and FURNITURE to find out." •ubmitttd and Rpprovtd undti BURNSIDE METRO- In Order To Acoononodote APtlBtB *)8' BUtfT4,i01 AVE EAST habtfo&D Lewla G. Schaeneman J r. The woman’s other children Besides, added ' Jean Ann—a th« Motion Picturt Cod# Sun. Coot From 2:30 GOIDWYN- Richard G. Trub has been ap­ Madison, has been promoted to Mere examined at the hocpIUI of Solf-RoguialK>n The Hundreds Tkimed fRtE PARKING 5?8 333J Junior majoring in marketing— Awnjr Lnst Weekend MAYER pointed assistant vice president Oenerai Soles Manager, Oon- and then placed In the home# “ I figured it would be a nice [g Suggotttd for GENERAL PRESENTS at Hartford National Bank and neotlcut Division of Stop A Shop of relatlvee. Mrs DeClaybrook’s change from a typical subject audio ncot IS SHI WOMMI... Trurt Oo. and wiU Join the Inc., it has been announced by lUh child, a one-year-old girt, FASHION SHOW and a good way to get a general A CARLO POND Bank’s National Deportment g Suggotiad for MATURE Slop A Shop President Donald died last February of tracheo- studies elective out of the way.” OB mump PROOUCTON Oct.. 1, according to an an- A. Gannon. bronchltia, polloe said. What does her boy friend audiancat (parantal dtacra- Repeat Of A Sellouf Tomorrow, October Sth-^S to 6 PJd. think of all this? lion advitad) DAVID "H e's not enthused about my ® r e s t r i c t e d — Paraona to celebnte our venture in ROTC." undar 16 not adwittad. un* LEAN'S It And her family? laaa accompamad by paranl TM Brings A Snmiln To Your Lipi... "M y father thinks it's a riot." UrS AU 60 TO THE OAIRY OUEEHI FILM or adult guardian. 0FBO«S 70th ANNIVERSARY (■) Paraona undar 16 not ad« RASTERNAKS mittad Th*» aga raairiction RUSa MBVBR'S SHADY GLEN’S OWN G O O D I L A C K may ba highar in cartain * KaHh** UnuU Hogpitmlity, With A Supm n# G ift! araaa. Chack thaatar or REG. C DOCTOR ZHilAGO VIXEN. bc—iwn—a* ^ *No8«lMToBeM«U * L m i r WhAt'a New For 1970 advartiaing IN CUTIUNCOIOI 65c ROBERT BOLT DAVID L E A N ------j PUMPKIN LOAM Pt'Mtd •• • pubi'C tt'wsc* nSTAKTEO TO AOUll AUOKNCES. c If03 Doirr OwoM Notional DeTaloomonl Ca. by pIna—"Fhideri Kecqieem. ■ At Id * and 8:15-^ai| Santa aSe l«vei» Weieyers"_____ LAST DAY ICE CREAM "Zo^/oc" C o ffe e M ug 4 FOR S A LE TODAY Made with real pumpkin and all TEL. 643-7172 FIESTA Time ut TACCORAL Dairy Qu«m Banana Splits , B airy Forwian, o f D t on St.. BNiM" — pidoag up scrap — tha spicet that go into luscious, 780 VERNON ST. fresh-frozen sweet milk, rid. Fri. Sat. Sun. Oct. 3-5 ONLY Admirea the w fc h he received tbrough production, mansge- old-fashioned pumpkin pie cus­ F-R-E-E! sauces and a banana w h o le from Oolnwial Board commemo- meot and eogtnsertng. In 1S44 ta rd . (wUiig his 26 yeare with that be dismantled a paper machine Whatever your lifn— be it Caprieom, Can­ company. Robert P. Fuller, on Long Island, crated it, ship­ cer or Lao— all 12 liam at tha Zodiac are T A C O S 1 9 * jirettdent of the company, who ped It to OMweas, Veneauela. presented the watch to Forman etched on this beautifui white miik giau D a ir ii whene he supervlaed tta ereetten coffee muf. Travel to the lun or tiie moon D a n c in g ht Wednesday noon oerentpniea. and atnitup. hi IM l and *02 be P.S. Heap some Shady Glen pumpkin ice cream into a pre-baked patty ihell Q u een kxiks on. participated in the original de­ and top it tvith whlSp^ cream. It’s a real taste thrill! while enioyinf jroor coffee break . . . T o n ig h t ; FOnaaa johisd the oonqiany sign and alartup of Ootonlal's ' V ' in 1S44. He Is a member o f the Tennaasee plant -wtiicfa has as- \ poanl o f Dtreetaez and Is bead tnhllehed new operating rec­ mexican food of the EMgfnaertag Depaitment ords tn produetlvlty and Piano's t o r nwonlal and their dtvielaos e tU e te a e y. 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I . PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1969 PAGE FIV E paralysis against any violence directed church and when we start talk- would push to bring toe safety ment and wiring be made six yean to id m I a standard of toward Its prophet, or likely to be em­ A Long, Hot Winter tog, they jiut don’t tsant to bill to toe floor as aoon as possi­ sperfcrproof, ben smoWng and know." Mine Safety not mors than t mlUJgrama per Connecticut ble. use of flamee in mtnaa, end ss- cuMc meters ot air. ployed, after his death, in supposed pur­ Part o f toe problem la the lEupntns i|praii) Although not e eingle Senate teblito e program of iateiim suit of his cause. long Irhh memory that has Bill Expected vote was cast against ths mass- compensetlao peyroenta tor ____ FUBUBHED BY THE Yankee In Store for Ulster? Fewer Mfdea BBiid Meanwhile, the better, yet continually made a rallying cry out of '’Re­ ure on final passage \bare wera miners disabled by pnaumoeon- HERAl.n PRINTINO CO., INC By ANDREW TORCHIA member 1980.” toe year Protes­ BAB MOVKD TO 18 BlMell Street member aald: several rights on amendmenta toeia or black lung. TOKYO — There era more 1189 TOULAND TPK B. Manchester. Conn. Imperfect better part of all of us con­ I By A.H.O. ^'■•“olstod Press Writer tant forces defeated the Oatocdic T o Be Law during five days c f floor dabata. In ths last major floor fight blind famales than blind males MAWCHSTIW ff86IU THOHA8 F. SEROUSON tinues, like Sisyphus, that pushi^ to­ "In the bcghudiig, the Issue King James H to toe Battle of WALTEIR R. FERGUSON I Thursday, the Senate declined In Japan—61.8 per cent to 48.1. BELFAST, Nmthern Ireland was clear—civil rights for Cath­ toe Boyne. WASHINGTON (AP) — Span- •ne bill had been under study Publishers > ward some higher level of human con­ People 60 and over make up 76.8 ______Founded October 1. 1881 Against our best and highest — At sundown, the odes. Now toe country is oaiRht so n of the most stringent coal tor montoa In e Labor auboom- to exempt small, ao-caUsd non- ’'Other people bury their his­ gaasy mines from the equipment per cent of toe nattan’s 948,000 duct which has all It can do to keep columnar resolves, that woman in a tide of passion that has lit­ mine safety bill ever to clear a mlttee beaded by SSn. Harrtaan Every Evening Except Sundays “ Harda" gathegr ey don’t go to ter.” iLvening HoraJd. shrewd businesswoman (the ex­ House mai^2|)Bra sold they qulre that all electrical equip­ mines will be required wtthln Manch. 649-6218 Giast. 688-9467 along at the legal speed limit can be Slogans of reform and ideas Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Washint- posure she wins from victims for peace seem Irrelevant to the ton Post News Service. guaranteed, henceforth, freedom from like us Is worth the hiring of logic of attack and counterat­ Full service client of N. E. A. Service. Inc. four advertising agencies) plus Publishers Representatives — The Julius the experience of having some behemoth tack hammered out in the Mathews Special Agency — New York Chl- nonchalantly insatiable ego that cago. Detroit and Boston. ■troeta of Ixmdonderiy s« a Bel­ thunder past him at some speed beyond has ever been compressed Into fast. ^M EM BER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- the legal limit. TIONS. one small vibrant fUnale Passions dormant for yean That any differential at all has been frame. enqded a year ago. The year DUiMplay sdvertUIng closing hours: We have seen through her haa cost Northern Ireland a doa- For Monday — 1 p.m. FVIday. set In Connecticut represents a victory For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. from the start, from her very en dead, hundreds Injured and For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday. for the motorists of Connecticut and for first stellar performance, which thousands homeleaiL P^or Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday For FVIday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. the members of the Legislature who consisted of standing before a It began In Londonderry when _For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. Republican state convention a Catholic civil rights inarch O^r*'**'“ u slfled deadlineUC8M41UIO — o6 p.m. ad i^ Mfore shared their driving experience. Their way back in 1960 in New Haven turned into a bloody biUUe with publication, fi p.m. Friday for Satilaturda; and Monday publication. pressure and opinion together, along and forcing the dramatic tears police who tried to eoforee a Saturday, October 4 with the tragic push of a pUe-up accident to come Into her eyes as she ban against demmistratlona. made her pitch tor one ef Ibi The government resigned In In fog on - , apparently swung the 1 81 nominations. April after the Protestant-domi­ members of the State Traffic Commis­ nated Unionist party split over Far Out Fancy About Non-Violence She has long held the record sion, the Highway Commissioner, the for pushing half and quarter giving jobs, housing and a wider vote to the Catholic minority. As an Ironic prelude .to its observance Motor Vehicle Commissioner, and the * (Courtesy National Gallery Of Art. Woshinston. D.C. truths for longest distances. If she had not been more Violence sputtered on Into Au­ of the centenary of the birth of Gandhi, State Police Commissioner, away from "GRAY WEATHER AT ERAGNY, 1899” BY CAMILLE PISSARRO gust, when Brltldi aoldlera out 4 gainfully employed, she would his nation of India permitted Itself the lukewarm attitude their representa­ have had an easy time of it short the rioting and arson wUta violent religious riots. In a city where tives displayed toward the proposal when making her living as one of tear gas and stretched barriers of Iron and barbed wire acroot those witty scorpions of the pub­ he himself lived, which took perhaps as It was being considered by the Legisla­ ------Wonders of the Universe------Northern Ireland’s two biggest ture. lic print or the literary and po­ cities. many as 1,600 lives. litical salcms of her time. O p e n Forum By this time, the original dlis- This inevitably colored the observance So much, so good. But the differential The worst thing that could pute over civil rights had turned OPENING which followed. should In reality be 10 rather than five Permanent Colony ever happen to her, and to Into the ancient ooUlaton be­ whatever her constttuency "It should be a day for rejoicing and miles an hour. If motorists are to be Wants Charter Revision The Manager Is hired by the tween Protestant and CathoHo. To the Editor, Board of Directors at a high might prove to be, would be to Businessmen are still count­ thanksgiving," said Prime Minister In­ sure It Is something they can count on. Idea for Moon Events of recent months in­ salary and we should expect have her run for public office ing the losses. Farming and dira Gandhi. "But my heart Is burden­ And whatever It Is, It should be given dicate to me that General Man­ and win it . shipbuilding, the two main In­ DR. I. M. LEVITT, DIRECTOR that he will devote his full time some firm but courteous policing until $200 per pound delivered on the ager Weiss and 'the Board of That would be the only thing dustries, are largely unaffected. ed with Infinite sorrow. How cam I The Fela Planetarium to that job. If he did, it would moon, our advanced luna ex­ Directors show little interest in perhaps not be necessary for we could think of that would But the Tourist Board estlmataa speak of him, and how can we rejoice, the truck and bus operators reollie that of The Franklin Inatltute plorations can be carried out. effecting economies in the oper­ him to hire two full time as­ really cramp her style. revenue will be down about 10 Connecticut Is not joking, and that the Plans being formulated for If the reusable earth idiuttle She belongs on the outer skin 6 after what has happened last week? The ation of our local government. per cent from Qie 1069 target of STARTS OCTOBER t h the detailed exploration of the sistants, a luxury not enjoyed reduced speed Is something which will and the nuclear shuttle be­ I refer specifically to the by our two prior General Man­ of public affairs, stinging. $72 mlUicn. Production of linen, communist riots have made mockery of moon will range far Into the tween earth and moon are re­ Board’s action In allowing the agers. Our present notice of her la a basic export. Is expeoted to all our celebrations." have to be calculated Into the schedules 1970s. One concept being pro­ alized, the cost o f transporting General Manager to accept out­ Although the real estate in not to join her, or approve of drop well below last year’s level Monday they give their drivers. posed OH part of this exploration, material directly to the lunar And the foremost Gandhi dUclple In side employment with the Oom- question was assessed for only her, or do anything more than because of employe absen­ is the establishment of a per­ surface will also drop pre­ munlty G>llege and to the pur­ $1900 it was the recommenda­ salute another of her most mas­ teeism during the riots. India today, Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan, manent colony on the moon. cipitously. With lower coats a chase of a vacant piece of land tion of the Manager it be pur­ terful performances in which Some manufacturers have addressing memorial crowds In New Sailing For l-iiindlubbers One prime element of the permanent lunar settlement bordering Union Pond. Both ac­ chased for $9200. This figure is she is once more vaulting spry- postpemed setting up plants. Un­ Only the confirmed landlubber, who concept is a nuclear stage. The could bo established beneath the Delhi, said this; tions cannot In good conscience 400 per cent highter than the ly into the natonal llmrilght employment tops seven per cent has never been able to master the mya- contemplated exploration would maiterlfUs needed to make It "It Is dlstresalnf to see you have for­ bo justified and I congratulate fair market value placed on the with a new twist on her very of the work force, and hundreds be paced by this new propulsion self-sufficient—so that its In^ terlous equations among wind and sail Mayor AgostineUl for his cour­ property by our Town Assessor oldest crusade, that against the of workers are planning to gotten Gandhi's message of love and unit and must await the opera­ habitants can live "o ff" the age in opposing them. income tax. The new twist is, leave. Canadian officials In Bel­ and hull and water, will dare rejoice moon—could be ferried to the at the last revaluation. I won­ nonviolence, . .1 have- come here^ to re­ tional status of the NERVA nu­ of course, that in which she fast received 768 i^iidicaUonB to openly and frankly in the claim of RCA lunar surface. der how many property owners clear engine programmed for poses as the helpless feminine emigrate laat month, more than mind you of Gandhi’s teachings. If there In this fashion, complex and feel that their property has in­ Corp. that It Is developing a self-navlgat- 1976 or 1977. With the advent of f creased 460 per cent in value victim of an Iniquitous law triide the September figure a Is any place for me to protest, It Is the nuclear stage, advanced versatile chemical plants could A Thought for Today yesu* ago. The U.S. consulate re­ Ing robot sailboat. be transported to the moon. in the last two years? which penalizes her, she here in India and now I am hero before lunar operations will become Sponsored by the Manchester Perhaps the time has come claims, for her single state. As * ported a 16 per cent Increase In But once one haa finally abandoned feasible. Highly sophisticated mining similar Inqulriea. you to protest against the violence, hat­ Council of Churches for a revaluation of our local we see her riding across the equipment for acquiring raw Hundreds ot famUles dispos­ all the vain pretenses of having salt In The concept outlined by Dr. form of government. A Char­ national skies these bright Oc­ red and eommunaV feelings prevalent In George Mueller, NASA’s admin­ materials could be Included. Al­ sessed in the riots face long one’s veins, of being at home In small "Borrowing” ter Revision Commission should tober nights, propelled by her though liquid water may lie be­ stays In camps of traUora or this country." istrator for manned space flight, "Someone has said, 'If you be appointed to consider the own sheer genius and not even boat# on the bouncy main, and of hav­ envisions the use of a perma­ low the lunar surface. It may converted construction huts un­ In Now York State, Governor Rocke­ want your friends to remember abandonment of the manager tn need of a broom, we marvel, C be too difficult to "mine” and til government agencies find ing any Idea of which way to lean when, nent complex of space stations you, borrow something from form of government in favor of and yield up space once again. feller, proclaiming "Gandhi Week,” not­ orbiting the earth and moon. we may be required to obtain them permanent homes. what honest joy the new invention In­ the water from moon rocks. them.’ I want to turn this one that is more accountable to The trouble with Vivien Kel- The lunar station would be sim­ Angelo Mbralll, 80, a truck ed that Gandhi "was the forerunner of vites ! This would mean that rock- around and say, if you want to the voter. lema is that she might, some ilar to the modular one being driver bom In Northern Ireland our own late Martin Luther King who crushing equipment and baking remember your friends, be sure Balila Paganl day, be right again, and that, on It Is a boat which can sail Itself, with used to circle the earth in polar, of Italian descent, moved Into a mot the same fate as Gandhi—the bul­ ovens must be taken to the to borrow from them. Borrow the occBsiim when she Is rl^ t, four-room, 90 x 20 hut, one ot 80 Its passengers carefree and luxurious, synchronous or low-altitude or­ moon to initiate the acquisition faith, hope, and love. Borrow Soft Drink Campaign Ending she can possibly contribute let of an assassin." bit. The large earth-orbltlng sta­ clustered of a CathoUo street to to any point In the ocean they may de­ of water. courage, humility, and integri­ To the Editor, mroe to the cause involved than tion, an Immediate objective lor Belfast. His three sons sleep In And, the Governor might have add­ cree. Even electrolysis equipment ty. Borrow their (Christian ex­ Containers for contributions anybody else. a room 7x9. ’Ihe nearest water NASA, Is currently meriting to supply our servicemen in ed, whose teachings mot the same kind to dissociate water Into oxygen ample of the unseen values of There were any number of faucet Is 6 yards away and toe If they reach a spot they like, they serious and detailed study. Vietnam with soft drinks, have T and hydrogen could be trans­ the soul. Borrow their con­ crusaders, over a long number of neglect from!, those who come after The novel approach to this neau-est toilet 100 yards. can order the robot sailboat to stop and ported. Thts liberated oxygen fidence in the living (3od and been collected from stores In of years, for the abolition of "They told us we’d be here six him. exploration scheme would be the ' the downtown area. Money col­ and hydrogen could be u.sed for their loyalty to the triumphant the compulsory party lever on months to a year," Moralli linger there, and Its self-programmed absence of n permanent base on lected is sent to the U.3.O. and It seems possible to draw certain an atmosphere and fuel. When Christ. Then indeed your days the Connecticut voting machine, aays. "It’s not so bad. We have expertness with the sea and the wind the moon. Pliuis contemplate a soft drinks are supplied free of thts technological plateau is will be filled with strength." but all of those who had been heat and we’re putting up waU- analogies from the careers of the great new lunar liuider which could charge as the men come In win be such that It VouUl remain in that realized we will be able to fuel By John W. McKelvey fighting for a change so long as paper.” depart from the low-altltude, from battle area, hot and tired. prophets of non-violence. one spot for a year at a time, should the lunar ferry and nuclear Exodus 33: 11 - 14 "Thus the a matter of princinle vital to Scattered nighttime incidents polar-orbltlng lunar apace .sta­ Those who did not have an One thing they seem to have had In shuttle from the moon to again Lord used to speak to Moees fairness in democracy had to continue. Belligerent crowds they so desire. tion with a crew of six men to opportunity to contribute to this effect substant'nl .savings. face to face, as a man speaks admit, grudgingly, that (to dra­ common Is that they provoked a violent remain on the lunar surface worthy cause may mall their form after the pubs close, ooca^ In appearance, the sails of the robot The establishment of a per­ to his friend. When Moses turn­ matic hi-jlnks Vivien produced sional gasoline bombe are end to their own careers. from two to four weeks. Essen­ manent lunar settlement should ed again into the camp, his checks either to Helen M. Wat­ sailboat look like a giant pair of paren­ when she joined In the crusade thrown, a few shots cue fired. tially the lunar space station bo a "snowballing’’ process. A servant Joshua the .son of Nun, kins. 66 Lakewood Circle North, The second thing Is that, despite the theses, perhaps twice as . graceful, as may have been the thing that Britirti commanders have would serve as an orbiting rule bit of material may create Manchester, 06040, WCTU state a young man, did not depart finally made the politicians at 4,000 troops available for peace­ dramatic imiiiyrdom which might, well as twice as easy, as the conven­ base from which astronauts much more than is needemimented: "Short The lunar apace .station would what is needed to launch man­ 06117. hast not let me know whom thou may not have something with of the army getting trigger-hap­ strength and longer life to their mes­ gracefully under us and know how to serve two additional purpo.ses: ned expeditions to the planets This campaign Is sponsored wlU send with me. Yet thou her present crusade, any more py, can anybody he stopped sage, none of thorn manages to leave tell Itself what to do and what will As a laboratory where moon without Incurring prohibitive hast said, T know you by name, by the Woman’s Christian Tem­ than we can be sure we may from throwing a battle?” Maniples i\nd data could be sub­ costs. For manned flight to the and you have also found favor perance Union and is nation­ behind a world which has actually be­ there be to stop any of us from spend­ wide. not end up our career as a sln- ’The Public Protection Author- m r jected to scientific analysis; planets, the key to the success in my sight.’ -Now therefore, I come less violent. cle girl who would be gtad to Hy organized last month re­ ing half our year sailing to the Bahamas , and IU a refueling facility and may be the permanent settle­ pray thee, if I have found favor The purpose is to express our 1 have her win a tax break tor us. ceived In three w e ^ more' than Either mankind Is hopeless, and the other half riding to the hounds? terminal. ment on the moon. in thy sight, show Inc now thy appreciation to American boys fighting In Vietnam. One of the So we ' give her just enough 1,100 complaints ot threatened Several new, major compo­ Many observers of the space ways, that I may know thee dr the right kind of nun-violent lead­ officers of the U.S.O. says that notice to be on the safe side. violence against individuals. nents must be developed to ■scene ivre thus beginning to see and find favor in thy sight. (Con­ ership, and the right kind of npn-vto- "o f all the services the U.S.O. ‘"Ihe targets of this intimida­ Dear Sir Initiate this concept. In addi­ the shape of things to come. I, sider too that this nation is thy Clubs offer, on a hot dusty day, tion are largely people of one A SPECIAL KIND OF HOME FURNISHING leiit message, have not yet arrived. In this levelling and unstable world, tion to the nuclear shuttle, a for one, believe manned flight people.’ And he Said. 'My pres­ Onfvtatinns its the soft drink that hits the religion living In an area of an­ a few old landmarks remain to remind large, reusable lunar-landing to the solar system’s outer ence will go with you, and I "The whole business of the Why have the teachings of the great spot." It Is relief, refreshment, other religion," said director us of an older and stabler culture, and vehicle muM be developed to plantds will be realized during will give you rest.’ ’ ’ conquest of ^«ce does not be­ teachers of non-violence from Christ home! Tom Cromey. ’ "nie unfortunate revive the chll ’Mke sense of seciirlty in ■some of our lives and certainly long to axty one country. It be- handle the Increased payload. Submitted b y : Help us to help them! ! r^ult la that more families through King, left so little practical ef. the accustomed scene. One such land­ The current lunar modulo is to­ during the lifetimes of our chil­ Rev. Norman E. Swensen longs to all mankind."—^Dr. Helen M. Watkins, President move out and there Is more mark Is the Civil Service decision tally inadequate to qualify as dren. Oleg Gazenko, Soviet expert on feet after them? Trinity Covenant Church Conn. WCTU. segregation." reported on Tuesday, that lettem from a lander. The last element, the, space medical problems. Has the fault been in men? Or In the Prime Minister James CMch- Government offices shall continue to be large, knv-altltudo, earth-orbit-^ eaterOark, opening Parilament message? addressed "Esquire.” It Is In a way Ing space station, may begin to absurd to keep, as a formal Item of last week, appealed for legisla­ Why must the recurrent task of the take form In the curly 1970s, tion he said could remove "root ■octal convention, these .Wrbal frag­ The nuclear shuttle has been Fischetti prophets of gentleness among human be­ causes of fear and suspicion.’’ ments of our medieval civilisation, re­ funded and should be available But many Irish are questioning ings seem the hopeless and unending flecting a period when an esquire was In the late 1970s. The other Im­ (1;, Chicago IXaily News whether the deliberate process recognisetl as u rank Intermediate berv portant development needed la labor of aonie Sisyphus whose task la of democratic government—the tween a knight and a plain cltlsen. a single, reusable, chemically never uccompllahed but who must kesp prime minister hopes to have once you start, where do you stop? fueled shuttle which can travel forever trying? Is plain "M r." good enough, without most of Ids proposals enacted from the earth’s surface to by Christmas—can any longer Such unanswered and perhaps unan­ • Esquire"? But "M r." after all la rendesvDUs with the large space nothing but an attenuated form o# station. control the situation. ' swerable questions occasionally stir on A long-time Unionist party "Muster’’ and most people now called The development coots of this n unorthodo.x thought. 'M r." are not masters of anything new transportation system ore. i nin (unless they are MAa or MFHs). and 4 Could It be possible that even the of necessity. Inordinately high. hardly ever can they be the maalers of U : FORUNT greatest apostles of non-violence do not With our eminently succeesful 8 and 10 mm. Movie n*. the correspondents who so address Apollo landings, we paid ap­ manage to divorce themselves complete­ Jeetere sswad ar aUeat, alM proximately $100,000 for every •• mas. slide pro jsc tots. ly from some Inferential reliance on the What would really put the civil ser­ pound placed on the luna sur­ vants on their mettle would be If they face! Obviously, such unaccept­ VmDON DRUG CO. HOME FIJRIVISIHIXGS existence and potentialities of violence, were required to retain "E sq” In their able cost win -push extended 797 Mala St.^TSL 9 IM n the very thing they abjure? Do they not correspondence, but only where It was lunar exploration beyond the always somehow head into a course of In the correct tradition. There Is noth­ roach o f even a global, co-op- ing In an esqulre’a dress or outward action which constitutes, even in Its sratlro space effort. To over­ (Unlimited) appearance to Indicate hla standing. come this serious rasulblock, sometimes aggravating meekness, an In­ Once upon a time esquires wore (or costs must be brought down to citation to violent attack upon them­ were entitled to wear) a allver collar roaaonabie figures. round the^r necks, and used stiver selves? Do they not sonl^tlmes almost ITie current coat o f puttlngV spurs. Few can now sustain these marks ''' pound of payload in low earth MANCHESTER PARKADE threaten to become martyrs, knowing of rank. At various times In ^ pail ■ orbk la approximately $i.000, that their martyrdom may trigger dis­ definite kinds of people ranked as down from about $I minion esquires among them the younger orders established authority cannot when we launched our first sons of baronets. serleanU-st-Iaw. Jus. MtetlltM. With the use of the MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT handle? tices of the peace, mayors, and sheriffs, new earth shuttle this coat can K Out of such wondering there comes and military officers above the rank of drop precipitously to from $10 captain. It would need a highly expert 646-2615 s way-out thMty which aaya that the to $16 ,par pound. Using the remembrancer to keep correspondence nuclear shuttle to fly it to luna M. perfect non-violence, when It appears, on the right lines If the title was to orbit couM drop the unaccept­ be used speclfloallv.— MANCHESTER J win be such as to exert the good able cost o f $100,000 a pound 'I HAvetjr m 4 c/nc£ / u rr m unirs muce ^ (ENGLAND)/ GUAtolAN y h> abou^$a00 per pound. At PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HEk ALD. MANCHESTEB. CONN.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1969 ) . A. ■ , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1969 News for Senior Citizens PAGE SEVEN Churches Area Churches tion center . . inquiries kept group of slngeni and muaicians anonymous. Second ConKTCKatioiuU Church Church of the Assumption By WALLY FORTIN 8t .Oeof^e’s Eplscopsl Obureh Tahwttville Congregational United OongiegaiioMl dm roh Happenings of high- sfdiort and ocOege age. North United Methodist Church Rt, 44A, Bolton Church , . ‘ East Side Rec, School St.. United Church of 'Christ Adams St. and Thompson Rd. DIRETTOR UMted Chnrch of Otartst If tntereated. write or caH Mrs. New ‘Press Freedom’ Code 300 Parker St. Rev. Robert Vicar 4:30 to 6 p.m. — Swim >Team; STAR GA*ElC*i0 S88 N. Bfaln gt. Rev. .Edward 8. Pepin, Pastor rt W. Ddotf, United Church of Christ Tolland F or Teens Hutehhtoon, Shoddy Mm Rd., -Bj CLAY R. POLLAN R ^ . FeUx M. Davis, Rev. Earle R. Custer, The good weather held out The good news is, we are plan------Rev. Truman O. Ireiaiid, Rev. Donald O. MBIer, 6 to ,9 p.m.. Youth AcUvKiea; 8 BrHhm . . . teH her RIbIIM sent A A8RJ Rev. Ernest d. G<^>pa 8®taday, Oct 4 M A S .il W . four Oat'lr Activilr Guide Minister Pastor for us for our baseball trip to nlng to start them on Wednes- * a.m.. Holy Communion. Pastor Minister to 9 p.m. — Women’s Swim you! SoundB Interertimr! It According lo the Start. 't Gary Klose ond Howard Mayer, Fenway Park and along with day, October 29th. , ; 10 16 a.m.. Holy Con^unlon, 8®to Crlsirino’s Stmrente Class. . -^^A M i. I* In Greece Lists Prohibitions Rev. Ernest 8. Harris, Masses at 7, 8, 8:16, Now from the MOC Campus— 0)30-21-31-43 To develop message for Sunday, 10:30 Paston-id-Tralning excellent seats, It made it easy Oiir pal, Madge Colton, U on Nursery and Church O^ool. Foods, Hartford Rd., 9 a.m. to •West Side Rec, Cedar St., 6 2-32-44-63/TJ Associate Minister and 11:46 a.m. 9:46 a.m.. Church 8cho(d. ^:30 and U cum., WonUp MOC students must pay park­ ^Sl-41-79.34 reod words corresponding to numbers ^72-81-86)^^ By PHILIP DOPOITLOS Papadopoulos also announced treason,” "disturblog the ______for us to enjoy a good ball the mend and last report was . * P-m., Adult Discussion Nursery through Adult Discus- Service and Chuixdi Sdioot. ooon Cake Sale sponsored by to 9 p.m. — Youth Game AcUv- of your Zodioc birth sign. ATHB1N8 (AP) — Premier the Junior C3aas of SXJH8. Help in? fines at the business office y f TAUSqS scosrio the restoration of "personal peace” and “ incitement.” 10 a.m „ Morning Worship. FuD Oosoel Christian l® ;^ a.m.. Worship game. ahe'U be on hand for the opener! ««"«>• Sion Group. u a.m.. High School Ctans. itles; 7 to 9 p.m. — bowling; on Keeney St. ASS. 20 George I>padopouloe an­ freedom,” implying that cases their project by buying every 1 A 31 Hove 61 Excitement ocr. 2i j ^ Papadopoulos said the code Nursery through Grade 8 Fellowship iS ^rd^m lm U lonal pPeraUen We saw three big home runs. Certainly Is good news as we 11 a.m.. Worship. World-wide 7 to 8:30 p.m., PUgrlm Fel- 7 to 8 p.m. — Open Gym. I irx?. MAT 20 nounced today restoration of last crumb. x*rogrnm Committee needs 2 Honmony 32 Tronquility 62 Your WOT. 21 which had been tried in special covering the press should be Church School. Communion Oranse Hall ^ speaker, San- and a few outstanding i^ays on wUl then have the “ Wg-three” Vernon United MetiiodM Communlon Sunday. Sacrament lowship. •MHS Swimming Pool — 8:30 0\U-'3-25-37 3 Don’t 33 To 63 Good what he called "press free­ military courts would now be Teen Center, School'St., 7:80 students to help spend money 4 Pgtt«nt 34 Migleoding ^ Affection 7-12-24-34,^ ready about Nov. 15 and spell Meditation by the Rev. Mr. Rev. PhUto P ^ tm d er. Partor ^ . P “ ''®'™' Daubach Uter- both sides. In the kitchen. Mm. Hayes, and Chnrch of The Lord’s Supper. “ Neigh- ______to 9:80 p.m. — Family Swim: dom.” which still prohibits assigned to civil courts. to U p.m. Daiice to the “ Quar­ on cultural activities— so see 5 K«*p 35 On 65 Fortxjne 4$-57-;i8 out Its obligations to society. Davis. ^ trainer from Durban, South The ladies received one extra Mrs. Keegan will be there do'ng Rt. M bors in ^eed,” special denom­ 7 to 9 p.m. Men’s Basketball GIMINt 6 Dtscuuions 36 Get 66 Persons newspapers from criticising the According to an order from St. Francia o f *~slil Mr. LaForte. 37 It SAGITTASIUS Greek newspapermen Immedi­ Rev. Charles Becher, Pastor ry.” Hiey’re from Pittsfield, and Swim. MAT 21 7 B« 67 Pen 7 p.m., Sunday Service both treat, as next to them In U15, their Wg share as they did so inational missionary offering. •73 EUington Rd., niose interested In logging 6 Eipoct 36 Younelf 68 A NOT. 22 A « April 1967 coup. the military judiciary, released ately charged It was a “ smoke­ ______y rvice. services. n^xt section of box seats sat expertly last year, Mass, and have appeared at the •Community Y, N. Main St., rrJUtil 20 9 Much 39 You 69 Profitoble Center CongregationaJ Church Supervision of small children Sooth Wlndaor should omitact Mr. Blondella. OK- K ! » 1 The restrlcUona, to be spelled simultaneously with Papadopou­ screen which permits no free­ 9 a.jTi., Church School. Nur.s- Frankie Frisch. The ladies re- By the way, Madge____ wants..V, ...ome 9:30 a.m., Worship Service downstairs. Woodrtock Rock Festival, the 6 to 9 p.m. — Youth Game Ac­ ; 4- 6-19^M 10 Excclltnt 40 Helps 70 Short out in a press code to be made United Church of Christ 9t. Bartholomew's Chnrch Rev. Gordon B. Wadhams, Here’s Candy's world: II Ploy 41 Doy 71 Pleosure 5-15-23-35^ los' news conference, there will dom at all." ery and Grades 3 through 8. membered him from days of to thank all you wonderful senior child care. Sermon by the Texas Intematkmal Pop tivities; 6 to 8 p.m. — Open 12 Alert 42 For 72 Brighten law about Nov. 15, also ban sto­ 11 Center St. Rev. Philip Husa^, Pastor Pastor As I hear it from the Teen •7-5647 be no more s p e cif imllltary Asked by newsmen whether 10:30 a.m.. Church School, old, and were happy to receive citizens for the many lovely Service of Holy Com- Festival and Filmore Wert In Gym; 8 to 10 p.m. — Senior CANCtk I3 Thot 43 Thrills 73 Under ries which may cause doubts Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, Rev. Lawrence Bodf, 14 Don’t 44 And 74 A CArSICOSN courts for common penal ex-Premier Constantine Cara- Rev. Edward M. LaRose Nursery, munlon. Church school, nursery. First Congregational Church San Francisco—sooo-o. . .gather Open Basketball; 7:80 to 10 Center, all of vou are waiting 21 Minister Klndergarten and his autograph, which made an cards she has received while . Assistant Pastor 15 Wotchful 45 Foctort 75 And OK. 22 about the couiitry's economy, crimes. Persons, the order said, manlis" statement castigating Assistant Pastor Of Vermn and go! p.m. — Mixed Doubles Bowling for a "sneclal” nisht to pick I6 Contorvotiv« 46 Should Grades l.and 2. exciting day complete. 22 76 triteresn JAN. If public order and security and can still be court-martialed for Rev. Winthrop Nelson Jr., recuperating. R was one big *’ Rev. John A. la cey. League. up your membership cards. The 17 Don't 47 Dependents 77 Time hts regime and colling tor fla re­ 6 p.m.. Junior and Senior Our trip to Pennsylvania boost'------■- In getting her to come ^ 10:80 a.m.. Church school tor Sunday, Oct. S |>J4-28-38-49 18 Let 48 You 76 Deceit 17-18-27-28/rJ the .structure of the armed "spreading false rumors,” pro- Minister of Christian Education 7:30, Minister Meases at 6:46, 7:46, end 11 •Waddell School, Broad St., 6 board, worried over this lack of signation or overthrow could be Methodist Youth Fellowship Dutch country is all set for back again this year, as with all other classes. Whltnn Memorial Library Au­ 19 Will 49 Don’t 79 To 19-73j2-P forces. vocatlon to dlnwnslon,” "high Rev. Randall P. Ferrara, a.ni., and 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. — Youth Game Astlv- teen interest so far, has plan­ 2 0 SpoTtt 50 Protect 80 Long published, Papadopouloa re­ 8 p.m.. Young Adults will Tuesday morning, and with a ber operation and all, it was a ditorium, 7:30 p.m. MClC FSm LIO 21 Eventg 51 Ani Those going on the trip should Moran, who turned the page 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Tolland •Buckley School, Vernon St., setts-based band with a great 27 Tcmptoiion 57 And 87 StroH !£ been purged. The charge was Lydall and Vernon Sts, Rev. Jiralr M. Sogomiaa, ships—$4.00 tor the complete VISGO 28 Put 58 Be 88 Love PISCO 10:15 a.m.. Coffee Shoppe, Rev. Thomas Barry arrive at the Center between *®*t Saturday to reach the 90 Service. World-wide Communion Rev. Donald G. Miller, 6 to 8 p.m. — Youth Game Ac­ list of credentials (see altove) A(/G. 22 29 Attitude Judge Rules on the Real One made by CViramanlle in a pre­ Eugene Brewer, Minister Associate Minister series .or one dollar per 59 Sell 89 Go*ety f it . If Woodruff HaU. Rev. Vincent J. Flynn 8:30 a.m. and 8:45 a.m. (How year-old mark, wants me to Sunday. The Rev. Mr. Lacey’s Minister tivities; 6 to 8 p.m. — Youth 3 0 A 60 Yourself 9 0 Woy pared statement Tuesday In performance. Contact MOC of­ will manufacture their sound for '/• swf. 22 6:30 p.m.. Youth Fellowship, about that, looks like I’ll spend thank you all for the cards 9 Worshin communion meditation is Open Basketball; 6 to 9:30 p.m. % ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) — The as the one Into which he, him­ Parts where he le living In eelf- fice for further information. your anoroval. Next week, the 0-22-33-52 30-41 42-7Vr? Woodruff Hall. Masses at 6, 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. 9 a.m., Bible Classes. Bible the night at the Center) “ Make Love, Not War.’’ — Open Gym; 8 to 9:30 p.m. ( ^ ) Advene € Neutral holes In Ted Toddy’s 1934 Bbrd self, pumped 67 bulIeU. tmposod exile. 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. BCHS Parking Lot —Paper "Damn Yankees” (need I say ^64-7^85-at 74-77-83-89' noon and 6 p.m. School year begins. 9:26 and 10:66 a.m.. Church Adult Game Activities. Smith Issued a temporary re­ Papadopoulos termed Cara- The bus is scheduled to leave ^ "a ®®"^^ Richardson: “Ambassadora Drive sponsored by BCB8 sen­ more?) will be in town. 'With were put there by law enforce­ 10 a.m.. Worship. Sermon: School. Nursery care is avail­ •ming Jr. High, E. Mlddi-> straining order against Johnny monlls' statement "a pity. I am South United Methodist Church -at 7 • -a.m...... and...... we will have. to~ 1 ® '^ ® '’ **®*’ Ror Chriat.” Church School. Sacred Heart Church iors — proceeds for Bolivia great bands such as these, and ment officers when they’’ended St. John’s Polish National “ Search The Scriptures.” tag all the luggage first. I have "S average. ------able. Tpke., 6 to 10 p.m. — Senior Portemont and Mrs. Johnny sorry ... I voted for Caramon- Rev. J. Manley Shaw, D. D., Rt. SO, Vernon foreign exchange student ex­ a promised list of more to come, Catholic Church 8 p.m.. Worship. Sermon: 6 p.m.. Junior Pilgrim Fellow­ Basketball League. the crime careers of Oyde Bar- Portemont. who are doing busi­ Us when he became premier . . . - Pastor special tags all made up, and e uMerstand that our amaz- Second Congregational Church Rev. Ralph Kelley, Paator penses. the Teen Center needs your sup­ Rev. Waiter A. Hyszko, "Does C^irist Live Here?” ship. Denial of sStudent Protests row and Bonnie Parker, a U.S. ness as Johnny's United Shows. As n person responsible for the Rev. Cart W. Saunders, at this point I should remind Nellie Is the eSdest active United Church Of Christ Rev. Richard Besnier, Church of the Nazarene, 6 Thursday, Oct. • port. So please, circle the dates 7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fellow­ The order prohibits them from revolution's aims, I do not wish Associate Pastor Pastor you It’s only for two nights on ten-pin bowler In the RC 44A, Coventry Assistant Pastor MCX:, Hartford Rd. Cafeteria, in red, and turn out in force. District judge has ruled. Community Baptist ChurcJi ship. p.m., “ The Young BV>Ik” an in­ exhibiting any car except Tod­ to discuss It with anyone except Rev. Gary S. Comeit-, the road, so don’t bring too then Rev. Robert K .BeefatoM, terdenominational group of 10 pim. to midnight — Music The ruling that Toddy owns Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. An American Baptist Church To Haunt Nixon, Percy Says dy's as the "true" Bonnie and the Greek people." Associate Pastor much.1. We’ll be listening for you l"® "ch ^ e r te blessed with the Minister Greater Hartford teen-age folk Workshop is open to any MOC Any town organization, school the car In which the outlaws 686 E. Center St. two oldest, he and she bowlers Masses at 7» 8, 9:16, 10:30 end Clyde death onr. Asked how he would adviee to come Tuesday morning, be­ Messiah Evangelical Lutheran student who wishes to perform, or church wishing to list an WASHINGTON (AP) — A Re­ Pennsylvania for a 60-day mora­ Rev. Walter H. Ixramis, 11:46 a.m. singers sponsored by the Young Smith said a car being dls- nrmixl forces officers to act In 9 a.m.. Adult Discussion Go>nfirmaUon Class, •East Side Rec, School St., tack St.. 649-6080; Kathl Knapp, 10 a.m., Sunday School. Rev. William Schmelder p.m., PINTO, Inc.—drug Infor- nois said the statement undoubt­ Sen. John Sparkman, O-AIa., two earn were being shown In Toddy said he purchased the tion, I (ssild reply, but let us preaching. Sermon: “ Here I tlnulng during the worship s e ^ ! t h e ? - c l “ c ^ 'o ^ r o"! monthly flyer is availehle now. 7:30 p.m.. Adult Pre-member- 4:30 to 6 p.m. — Swim‘ Team; 649-0238 after 3 p.m. or Karen Ice 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Rev. Anthouy Mitchell matlim center . . . Inquiries edly will be used against he No. 3 Democrat on the Btorelgn county fairs In Georgia leas than car In 1963. await developments." Stand.” Church School for In­ The Salvation Army It spells out all the special ship Meeting, 6 to 9 p.m. Youth Game Activi­ Gilmore, 849-9076 after school 10:.30 a.m. u/nf.hir, u 643-.53>0 first thing Monday kept anonymous. President time and again. Relations Commfttee, said the SO miles apart. 4 661 Main St. events taking place throughout 8 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fellow- fant toddlers through adults. In­ ties. hours. pressures being aimed at Nbcon In ruling that Toddy owned the Maj. Kenneth I.once, World-Wide (^rnm^nlo “ h We'll even take two the month. Drop by and pick ship, Eastminster United Masses at 7, 8, 9:16, 10:30, Pathfinders Club, Normtui ”As a matter of realism,” fant Toddler Nursery. Communion and ^vho went last Ume. •West Side Rec, Cedar St., "are not completely devoid of one up. Presbyterian Fellowship 11:46 a.m. St., 8 to 9:30 p.m. Alateens, Percy said Friday, “ any presi­ real death car. Judge Sidney O. 10:46 a.m.. Infant Nursery Officer in Charge Fellowship Offering. Topic: t>„ . k- ^ ,, ,, 6 to 9 p.. — Youth Game Activi­ politics.. Rev. Gordon Bates, Minister open to teens who have a rela­ dent would be affected by any Smith Jr. gave this background: CRAWFORD available to parents of babies "Power.” Nursery provided I" rIveV fore 6^30 a m as vou ^ «eorglna Vince, our Union CongregaUonal Church ties: 8:30 to 8:80 p.m. — bowl­ "The conduct of a war just —Toddy owns a 1934 DeLuxe Sunday, Prayer George Slye .School, St. Matthew’s Church tive or friend with a drinking movement as widespread as at Susannah Wesley Hall. There the Children’s Building. have to welt chairman, is cer- Rockvffle ing; 8 to 10 p.m. — Men’s Vod- About Town like the conduct of peace nego­ Ford, motor number 649196. Baffkt aatl Diniitr Oiiterani Breakfast. 7 p.m.. Junior Baptist Youth go „ow that We are coming up with some big Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Minister Kingston Dr., off Oak St., Tolland problem. Further information, that movement la.” will be a registered nurse and leyboU. tiations caiuiot be handled on —The Ford owned by Toddy 9:30 a.m. East Hartford Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, Pastm- call 644-0133 . . . Inquiries kept The executive committee of Nixon said Sept. 26 he expects another adult In attendance. Sunday School Fellowship In the Youth Build- on the Pennsylvania Trin we “ »o»inds like a lot Bov. Lyman D. Rood, •Waddrtl School, Broad St., 6 the floor of the U.S. Senate nor was sold by Moeby-Mack Motor (Classes for all Associate Minister I Rev. Robert Tolmange, the Women's Society of continuing opposition to the war 7 ;30 p.m.. Senior High Metho­ in,. TOP,.: -o u r « ,,.K anonymous. to 8 p.m. — Youth Game Ac­ in the halls of the House of Rep­ Co. of Topeka, Kan., to Jesse 10:46 a.m.. Holiness Meeting (.Covenant.’ 10 a.m.. Worship Service and Assistant Pastor Christian Service of North Unit­ on campuses and elsewhere. dist Youth Fellowship. Senior Baptist day Jount to West Point. “ “ •Blast Side Rec, School St.— tivities; 7 to 9:30 p.m. — Open resentatives,” Sparkman said. Warren on March 16, 1934. (nursery provided). 10:48 a.m.. Worship Servtcei. Sunday School. ed Methodist Church will meet ". . . We expect It,’’ he said, Youth Fellowship will meet In 4:80 to 6 p.m.. Swim Team; Gym; 8 to 9:30 p.m. Adult Gome Percy proposed that the Unit­ —Bonnie, and Clyde were 6:15 p.m.. Open Air Meeting, Fellowship Hall. Masses eit 7, 8:30, 10:30 and Monday at 8 p.m. at the church. “ however under no circum­ First Churtih of Christ, ed''l^e'^s Jring*’at Y^Vo a V ^ n^ ^ Communion MedltaUon : “ Son of 6 to 9 p.m. Youth Gaqje Activi­ Activities. ed States halt offensive opera­ killed May 23, 1934, near Arca­ 8:30 p.m.. Prayer Meeting. 11:46 am. stances will I be affected by It.’’ at 9:0^ a.m. we fnl'ld o^^’ b,” f ^®** “ PerdlOon.’’ ’Ihe Rev. Mr. Bow- St. John’s Episcopal Church ties; 7 to 8 p.m.—Youth Co-Ed tions in South Vietnam, and end a Scientist •Community Y. N. Main St., The stewardahlp committee of At least three senators. Re­ dia, L ., while occupying a oar OHOKB .MENU 447 N. Main St. 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. The Presbyterian Church By 10:00 ™m we were on our ®®' Poaching, Main and Hillside Ave., Venion Swim; 8 to 9 p.m.—Adult (Joed 6 to 9 p.m. — Yoxith Game Ac­ bombing mlsaions there, "as stolen from Warren and bearing third bus. cember 6th and more to come 9 a.m.. Church School, Grades Unitarian Meeting House Trinity Covenant Church will publican Charles E. Ooodell of 48 Spruce St. Swim; 8 to 9 p.m.—Gsrm Open. tivities; 7:30 to 10 p.m. — Dou­ long as the enemy takes no ad­ the motor number 649196. United Pentecostal Church We hnri (ho u the first of the year. 6 to 10. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, Rector 60 BIoomHeld Ave., Hartford meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the New York and Democrats 11 a.m., Sunday Church Serv­ Rev. George W. Smith, •West Side Rec, Cedar St., 6 bles BowMng League; 8 to 10 vantage of the situation.’’ The judge also took note of 187 Woodbrldge St. Joseph Belottf, Lay Reader home of Wendell Bither, Bol­ George McGovern of South Da­ ice. Sunday Scliool and Nursery. Minister before the day entfcd and we r ^®®*’ ® ’ Rev, Nathaniel D. Laurlat to 9 p.m.—Youth Game Activi­ p.m. — Open Gym. He said such a peace Initia­ testimony given In a preliminary New Belai Bsksa Far TIm HsUdays Robert Baker, Pastor are now 32 seats at^ y from fill- certainly can’t do it In library. ton Center Rd., Bolton. kota and Eugene J. McCarthy of “ Unreality” is the subject of the ties ;7 to 8 p.m.—Gym Open. •IlUng Jr. High, B. Middle tive would be In line with Nix­ hearing by Ted Hinton, a former Ing our fourth bus .®’’ ® "®®^“ help and plen- 10:30 a.m.. Church School, in- 8 a.m., Ho4y Communion. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service Minnesota, already have accept­ lea.Tun-sermun. The Golden Text 9 :16 a.m., Sunday School '"8^ /ourth bus. This, for th. Ty U. So 1 ^ a sk fn rfll vou •MHS Pool, 6:30-8:30 p.m.— Tpke., 6 to 10 p.m. — Senior on's effort to reduce the level of deputy sheriff from Dallas, Tex., 10 a.m., Sunday School. fonts to Grade 4. 10 a m.. Family Worehlp Serv- Nuroery and Worship Church Highland Park PTA executive ed campus engagements in sup­ from I Corinthians 14:20,88. classesHiioa for alt affea. moment, is n problem, becau.se readem to ninn on Kair^o- Senior Lifesaving Class; 7:30 to Basketball League. combat and prod Communist and The only surviving member 11 a.m.. Worship Service. remalniriB- 1 3 ------»"<■*>=- 8 p.m.. Junior Pilgrim Felknw- baby-sitting. board will meet Monday at 8 port of an Oct. 16 war protest The Christian Science Reading 10:30van „,T a.m.. , Worship Service » we cat,’t fill the remaining 13 School 8 :30 p.m. — Women’s Sllmnas- negotiators to action In the of the group of islx law enforce­ 7:30 p.m., Evangelistic Serv­ Z T l L l donating an article that ship. ------Friday Dot. 10 p.m. at the home of Mtb. Hugh movement. Rf)om, open to the public except The Rev. Grant Swank preach aeats. then we will not be ahio tlcs (gym ): 8:30 to 9:80 p.m.— stalled peace talks. ment officers who peppered the irifif ★ ★ ★ ★ irifirifirir iriritiriririfif ice. St. Peter’s Episcopal Church MHS Cafeteria, 6 p.m. — Swanson, 221 Porter St. Student organizers are plan­ to take the bus, and this will T . ^^® P '"’ ’ *■«'- Vernon Assembly of God Chnrch ” I don’t know any better way car with nearly 300 bullets from on holidays. Is located at 749 Ing. cerbtlnly be a dlsappolnL^ heip oeii the f ^ , or come in lowship. Women’s Swim. Homecoming dinner followed by ning a moratorium on normal Sand Hill Rd., South Windsor KM West Main St. to get casualties down than to ambueh. Main St. The lioura are 11 a.m. 7 p.m., Evening Service. Rev •Community Y, N. Main St., pep rally and dance. Dinner St. Margaret’s Circle, Daugh­ activity on that day, to turn In­ WRN o t i I . Church of the Nasareno for the 32 persons alr^dy reg- »om eb^ y else’s g o o d ------Rev. James A. Birdsall, (First Lutheran Church stop as much of the fighting as to 4 p.m. Monday through Sa­ Grant Swank. Istered. ^ ^ cooking for a change. Rockville United Methodist 11:80 to 1:80 p.m.—Men’s Noon donation, one dollar. ters of Isabella, will meet Tues­ stead to teach-ins and other pro­ Hinton Identified Toddy's car turday. 236 Main St. Vicar Building) Rockville we possibly can,” Percy said. H tiG « ra M Now. if you were thlnklne of ” ^ “ '*'® *»'‘ «™rted, please Church Volleyball; 6 to 9 p.m.—Youth •Blast Side Rec, SchoxH St., day at 7:80 p.m. at the KofC best aimed ageOnst the war. Rev. William A. Taylor, Pastor Rev. Uoyd A. Westover .Pastor Game Activities; 7:80 to 10 p.m. Roord of Dlroctort the trip at all, then gat^r*^ up *^®"‘ ®'’ 142 Grove St. 8 and 10 a.m.. Family Serv­ 4:30 to 6 p.m. — Swim Team; Home, Main St. Percy said he will be in Brus­ B.A, from UOonn., LL.B. Zion Evangelical Lutheran —West Side Men’s Bowling 9:30 a.m.. Church School. Man’s Debris your *4.00. and come ^ along*^ “ '® '^®’“ Rev. Willard E. Conklin, ice. Baby-sitting provided. 6 to 9 p.m. — Youth Game Ac­ sels Oct. 16, for a NATO meet­ UOam Oobool of LaMr, t/'hurch 1:30 p.m., Sunday School League; 8 to 10 p.m. — Gym Classes for all age groups. We know you’ll enjoy It at lea-st "®*"® O*®***"®- Minister 2:46 p.m.. Worship Service tivities; 7 to 8 p.m. — Youth Co­ ing, but he offered a guarded Part Prao. Manebaoter (Missouri Hynod) Open. ed Swim; 8 to 9 p.m. Adult Coed entersement of the pnitest, say­ I KODAK-POLAROID Ohamber of Oommeroe, 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service. ‘^.®:l.«L P®°P'® already'reUte^^ P e t o '^ L lir ■4 p.m.. Youth FeUowship Fellowcraft Sets f'.ou|)or and High Hte. Litters Space ed think so. who has his o:30 a.m., Church____ School, Unitarian Fellowship •Waddell School, Broad St., 6 Sxxrim. ing It probably would be an ef­ AGKNCY CStarter Member Man- 6 p.m.. Young Adult, Teen of Glastonbury Rev. Charles W. Kiihl, Pastor A AAAA This trip Is schedulerl fn,- work cut out for himself, being nursery thru adults to 8 p.m.—Youth Game Activi­ •Oommunity Y, 6 to 9 p.m. fective device. eliaitsr Jayoeea; Prea and Junior meeting. Avery St. Monday Supper DISCOUNT PMCIS Mancheater Cbapter of 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. « ^ R A D O SPRINGS, Colo. Wednesday. October 15th To ‘ he volunteer supervisor of three nursery thro Grade 4. Academy Junior High ties; 6 to 8 p.m.—Rtdler Skat­ — Youth Gome Activities; 7:30 “ I certainly would never want 9 a.m.. Divine Worship with (AP) — Since the Soviet Union make It a little easier fo r’ tho- playing leagues, and _____ Christian Reformed Ohnrdi American Field Servioe Main St., Glastonbury ing; 8 to 9:30 p.m.—Adult Open to 10 p.m. Mixed Doubles bowl­ Fellowcraft Club of Manches­ to discourage any contribution ARTHUR DRUe Holy Communion. Nursery In 661 Avery St. *••; Vloa Chairman Man- Inaugurated the space age 12 going, our good friend Mnvop ®'*° ‘ he man In charge of two First Congregational Church Basketball; 8 to 9:80 p.m.— ing League; 8 to 10 p.m. Open ter Lodge of Masoni will have bo a oonstruoUve dialogue” he I’arish House. Emanuel laitherun Church year#VearM agofLfl'n SaturdaySnAlinljLv \lHfHwith th/ithe Agostlnelll, I..has made ^ ^ pnrHcard lAnCPii^aleagues Inin n/\n1rtpl1lARockville, namAcame Rev. James A. Bonnema, ehartw Redev«4a{itnant arrange- Of Vernon 10:30 a.m.. Service, Nursery Adult Game Activities. Gym. a buffet supper Monday at 6:80 said. Agency ’U -'8 « . Raoidea 10:15 a.m., Sunday School and Church and Chestnut Sts. launch of Sputnik 1. man has ments for our buses to drive up with a top-notch Idea. He South Windsor Rev. John A. laoey. and School. •Buckley School, Vernon Sf., •West Side Rec, Cedar St., 6 p.m. in the banquet hall of the Percy also termed lmpr®ot*- at 140 Rlcbmond Rd.. wife Youth Forum. Rev. C. Henry Anderson, dumped 4,111 objects Into space, around the entire tour and thi tof the members of Minister Minister 6 to 8 p.m.—Youth Game Activ­ to 7 p.m. — Youth Game Ac­ Masonic Temple. cal the proposal of Senate Re­ Jonis and two daugtitera Rev. Eric J. Gothberg, the Space Defense Center, will cut down a lot of walklnir* ^*’® Rockville group to visit our Army V at ’43-’4f. Pree I Rev. Betsy F. Reed, Bolton Congregational Church ities; 6 to 7 p.m.—Youth Open tivities; 7 to 9:30 p.m. — Junior The club will conduct Its regu­ publican Leader Hugh Scott of UiUtaiiiui Unlvemallst Society Pastors wWoh catalogues (wch things. Our annual Friday night Set- ®"‘‘ P'®y cards with 9:46 a.m., Sunday School tor Read Herald Ads ent member Board of Dl- c Minister Of Christian Education Bolton Center Rd. Basketball; 8 to 9 p.m.—Adult all ages . H'gh Roc Night; 7 to 9:30 Junior lar monthly business meeting at of Manchester —----- reported today. back Tournament, had 48 oar! plnochle group. _____ Open Basketball; 8 to'9:30 p.m. reotota otnoe IttM . Rev. J. Stanton Conover, 11 a.m.. Worship Service, High Bowling. 7:80 In the Lodge Hall. After 466 Main Ht. 8:66 and 10:40 a.m.. Church o f these objeots, 2,306 now t'clpimts, luid the lucky winners E'^hty persons from both 9.2510-56 am Church —Adult Game Activities. the meeting. Art Hall, champion Minister Nursery. Saturday. Oct. 11 For TYm a c t i o n Team Htiuiley W. Smith School for 3 year olds through have either been dcorbltod or were: Lyla Steele, 131; Agnes groups were on hand, and be- school. Tuesday, Oct. 7 archer, will demonstrate his 7 p..m.. Evening Service. •Blart S6de Rec, School St., of Talcottvllle, Pres. Grade 8. ■ have dccayeil Into the earth’s Bablneau, 129; Florence Plltt tween card games In the morn- 9;30 and 11 a m Mornlne MHS Gym (O-M) — 7:30 to skills. PIZZA-IN-A-WINK 0 and 10:46 a.m 9 a.m.. Church School, Nurs- 8:80 to 10 a-m. — Swim Teams VOTE DEMOCRATIC Divine atmosphere, 128; Kathleen McGuire, 128- Worship the Rev Mr Lacev 8:30 p.m. — MCC Dance Wort- Dinner reservations close to­ Church Worship with Holy Communion. some AlirnriflA AntpriAinmAn* hv . _ . _ ' ^ J 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. — Swimming Don’t Bat OoM Ptsaa Thki Ad Hgnasorel By The 10:30 a.m.. Service. Of the 1,746 objects remolning Ann Young, 126; Fkiv^’ p!!^' surprise entertainment by " ( h i i r V n Z i .. First Evangelical Lutheran shop for MDC female students night and may be made with School. Nursery. Church of Rockville Olassee; 1 to 8 p.m. — Junior DetnoeraUc Town Oonunittee Reception of new members. Ser- --debris such ns spenrt Ixxietcrs ‘ 28l Uh'z Malioney, 121? F r!!^ “ "■®® '®''®'y L ie at b ot^ L rv lces ' N u rseL ^ ^ ^ K ln^ ^ rte only. Carl Swanson, vice president. Try Ray's Cook Tooraelf Plfsas BOOCB NBOBO, Traaa. nion by I’ astor Anderson, “ Call- and other mission leftovers ,ln- Anderson, 121; Joe Bablneau Gcllnas. “ the singing g o m Junior Pllir ‘ kindergarten and Rea-. Richard E. Bertram, Int. Open Basketball; 3 to 6 T 6 p.m.. Junior Pilgrim Pel- Grades 1 through 4. MHS Swimming Pool — 6:30 The event le open to all Ma­ Ht. Ilrldget Church ed Into Fellowship.” Nursery eluding some from the Apollo 11 ‘ >9; Helen Erlck.son, 119; wil- "'elght-Watchers,” and her two Pastor 'p.m. — Men-Senlor Open Bas­ Jast 6 MkMtos Mrt Presto Voa Have loivshlp. 9 and 10:46 a.m.. Worship to 8 p.m.—Open BWimmlng tor sons and their families. Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor for Infants. moon shot -U .8 . launches ac- toa Klcisher. 117; and Be.ss companions, Julia L. ketball. nplag Hot Ptsaa Breey Tims ★ ★★ ★★★★ ★★★★★★ ★★★★★★★★ 7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Pel- Service. World Communion, all MOC students—Jong haired Rev. Kenneth J .Frlsbie ------count for 1,327, the Soviet Union Mixman, 118. ’ Modeen, and Albina Dumais, 9 a.m,. Sunday School. ♦West Side Roc, Cedar St., 1 Or Let Bay Cook Them sad Bsjoy Oar lowship. Meditation; “ You Belong.” students must wear bathing Rev. Harry Melirien Trinity Convenant Church for 385 and Franco, Great Brit- regular Monday mornlnir IV,®^® ® enjoyable day. 10:.30 a.m., ’Hjc Service. to 5 pm . — Open Baskethall. !• MkwHii Serrloe—The Phstest b Teoni caps. •Community Y, 2 to 8 p.m. — .302 Hackmatack Ht. aln, Canada and the European klb-hen social of Bingo, is still "^® ® eJ'enee to show Teacher Joins liKXJ, Hartford Rd. Oampus, Inter. Open BaskeCball; 3 to 6 Masses at 7, 8, 9:16, 10:80 in Rev. Noniiiiii K. Hweilsen, scientific research organization 'Irawlng a gisid crowd, and *®'^® “ '® koch- Our Savior Lutheran Church 7:30 p.m.. Dr. F. W. Lowe will tile church. 9:15, 10:30 and 12:00 for' the 33 others. ” everyone enjoys the fun . lu gfjjyp a ride In It. Ceitaln- p.m. — kfon and Senior Open Staff at ECHS PIZZA-RArS Minister and New BoHvian Government 239 Graham Road, Wapping instruct “The Revolutionary IM 8PKUOB tn’BBBT In the auditorium. ----- The Space Defense Center, prizes. ly was a great Idea, and more Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, Minister Baskelthffl. Premise.’’ This course is open Teen Coriter, Schcxil St., 7:30 Mrs. Norman W. Ponton of THE ONLY ORIGINAL PIZZA SHOP IN TOWN 9:30 a.m., Sunday Sctuxil headquarters for a global satel- Monday afternoon's pinochle of such programs should be planned. to the pubKc free of cha^e. to 11 p.m. Dance to the “Damn 37 St. Paul Dr. was recently ('liiirch Ilf Christ nl with the Adult clnsses meeting tracking system. Is localetl •‘‘t players enjoying the To Educate the Poor on TV 8:30 a.m. Worship Service Will be held in cafeteria. Yankees.” NOw — hoar’s that appointed a full-time member l.attrr-(luy Hulnts (Mernioii) nl Keeney St. School. All other Gheyennc Mountain as part of ompetltlon with the following Winners for the morning games were: Esther Anderson, By JOE MCGOWAN JR. national Petroleum Co., a Peru- WUliams Building, St. Mary’s tor a band! MembetaMp cards of the East Catholic High School lllllstown Rd. ami Wmalslde Ht. ulnsses at church. Nursery for the joint U.B.-Oiuiadlnn North "'loners: Ted Rivard, 699; Tom , , _ _ Wesleyan Uidted Methodist Associated Press Writer vlan operation of Standard Oil (Jhurch, P art St., 6:80 to 10 aVsHaUe alt the door tor five religion department as teacher Piud E. Niittall, lllshup Infants. American Air Dofenso Com- Grant. 666; Emma Russell, 663; ‘® ^ Chnrch LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP) — The (New Jersey), is completely dif- p.m., PINTO, Inc.—drug infor- doHars. of the history of the church in 10:46 a m.. Morning Worship, • WHbrod Messier 661; Gus Gull, Crystal Lake Rd Ellington maitton center . . . inquires 9 a.ni,, PrleHlhood. America and Christian involve­ Tile Rev. Mr. Swenson preach- ‘ "eie center's compirtcrs dally Ellen Bronke. M2; Jennie ^ ‘^atoM he Gulf Oil Rev Harvey W Taber Pastor kept anonymoxK. 10:30 a.m.. Hiimlay School. ess more ttum 9n«m .'ogartv 6.39 GushIp Sanford LudUe Oawford, 642; Bolivia is g^ng to impose sc- subsidiary in BoUvla. He ex- •Theoe adUvUleB reqidre a ment. O Ing. Sermon title: '"The God of Prticesa •Blast Side Rec, Sdiool St., ('laaseH for all ages. mambottshtp card avnitaMe at She taught at Manchester DAVE^ SIGN COMPANY a Second Chiuiee.” Nursery for tronlcIc and optical satellite ote “ ^1 Beatrice Mader, 630- “ ^®«l vero austeritjTone of Its leaders plained that IPC fields were old 9:45 a.m., Sunday School 4:30 to 6 p jn .—&xrtm T e e m ;'6 5 p.m., Hacnmu'iit Service. WIKIIIIC 00- ...... Vendrilln B11- Melpn 1Cr/>n saVS. and at the aamp tin... hut r-iiir.- Kr.1dlT.«. l_ the Recreation Dept., 110 Cedar High School for 10 years, and n r , . . - . . i o n . . Th, A,r I>. r-'-n.. m.-n. » ..uein. ,«rVu MP.. to 9 p.m. Youth Game Aotivl- 4 p m !^{;e'''‘Luth singing G n L iL d .^ O K L 'a n n ^ R o s i" 5 1 ^ i ;n T b p V e n T O ^ m ^ e a stert on a project to see h ^ e o^ y recently come into St. and at ail csrtten — age also at St. Bartholomew School. 11 a.m.. Worship Sendee. Nur­ Um ; 8 to 9 p jn .—Skin Diving grottps are; Sentors — 18 and Originally from Lee, Maas., she OF MANCHESTER sery. THE ^ grou,! win n^eet.^"-- near and outer space sysTms to po^ e t^tLTr^e.X ^ l “ " ^s^rg^har G^m^ "’leLes Swim; 9 to 10 p.m.—Scuba over; IhtermedUtes — 18 to 17; taught Bhigllsh and algebra in tween Manchester and Rock- Education of the masses Is a about $6 million a year in Boliv- 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. Swim. and Junior — 10 to 12. When the high school there. with the Sunday School being “ 1 aircraft and missiles Ik really ahaping up. and what d 6:30 p.m.. Fast and Prayer. BIBLE .surprise in the workmanshln '''*'® were: Zenon Des- cornerstone of the regime that la and takes out 330 mlUlon,” he •West Side Rec, Cedar St., 6 you pick up your oaixto, don’t Mrs. Ponton holds a BS from TELEPHONE M7-11K In charge. Coffee hour follow­ from lust one week's nraetlee ®‘*l Tom Madden, 611; took over Sept. 26, Information said "They have economic pow- 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. to 9 p.m.—Youth Gam« Activ­ forget the program became all the Univeraity of Massa­ ing with Social Group 4 In ities. SPEAKS Radio Today Good to know everyone P Is doing ■ Adeline Hoschtvitz, 604; Alice Minister Alberto Bailey Gutter- er greater than Bolivia.” the actfvJdea will net be Hrted chusetts, where she has done charge. Shorelte, 6i96; Wllbrod Messier, rez says adding: What Bolivia proposes to do St. Maurice Oiurch, Bolton •Oommunity Y, N. Main St., again . . . only spectai evenbi graduate study as well as at his homework, and some arc Rev. Robert W. Cronin, Pastor 6 to 9 p.m.—Youth Game AoUr- by ready to gel away from char­ 590; Lyla Steele, 687, Qtm Yen- ” We will bring In 40,000 to eventually about Gulf has not and haum. " the Unlvpirtty of Hartford. . UO Joe .llliSr-*® ® itiee; 7 :30 to 10 p.m.—Manchee- Eugene St. Mary’s K|ilKcopul Church 3:00 Dick McDonouirh coal, and go into oll.s. This class Beatrice Miner, 569, and Mabel 50,000 television sets, free of du- been made clear. Church and I’ark .Sts. H 00 Ken Orlffln Betrice Miner, 669, and Mabel ties.” The economy here is in Massce at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 ter Womene Bowling League; 9 Karen tells you: 8 1 Is held every Tuesday morning Brewer l .oo Neww. ^ orr a.m. to 10 pjn.—Gym Open. Bennrt cheerleading tryouts Rev. George F. NoNiramI, WmCH— from 10 a.m. to noun, and new Keeney, 669. Bolivian television Is a fledg- desperate condition, Bailey ^ 'cto r 1:00 Matinee Looking over this book I’m ing project controlled by the said, so that "We couldn’t come •Buckley School, Venxm St., will be .held next week — as the aguinst tnoHo wno oinu 4:00 Hartftwa mchli|ctu» comers are ' welcomed. United Methodist Church 6 to 8 pjn.—Youth Game AcUv- day isiT definite — watx:h yxnir licavy burdens and grievous Ki'v. Timothy Carberry 7 iW Neww We started our crewel cm- writing, I know Ifs time to sign government, and Bailey said It out of the economic problems 7..)0 (.lanUichi Rt. 44A, BoUod Rlee; 6 to 7 p.m.—Youth Open buHefin boartb. to be borne, and lay them on Rev. Kiiimell Allen brolilery class last Friday af- off. Hope I didn’t leave any- has been oriented to the privl- the way things are.” I thi V HTU'_|om Rev. Hugh A. Gillto, Basketball; 8 to 9:30— Adult Also, MHB 8AA caixb are stUI men’s shoulders; but they Rev. Ronald llaldenian I 00 Newfi Icinooii, and had a very nice thing out, and If I did. I'll ti^r leged few who could afford sets. ------to catch It for next time. Bailey, 39. Is a former news- Minister Open Basketball; 8 to 9:30 p.m. avoflatale through your home themselves w1U not move 4i 3015 M im itor I''’''" "«'m->iuix- turnout. Quite a few new faces., them with their finger,” Schedule for the week: paper editor. He was the sort, of ConfpN'sonen Exam ples - ^ u R Game AoUvtUea. room represenbitlve for tour O P e n w u A E 7:30 ji.m.. Holy l\>niimmlon. 5 W«*«‘keiul KtIUlivM wc arc happy to report. Mott. 23:4 They were legis­ 5 2! o *^"1 Weather 9:30 a.m., Church School, Wednesday, OcL 8 bucks. 9 a.m., Holy Cumnuinlon. 6 30 Sirtcliy SimrtH This class Is held ew ry Fri- .Monday, 10 a.m. to noon; an American mining official and lating their (radlUons where Of Flabby American Morning Worship. MOC Bookstore. MHS. 7 p.m. Hslhi reportk: t'liurcli ScluKil. Crib Class and . t 2! hnlkht.N VH Qni,u’v liay aftcrmxnn from I to 3 p m. kitchen social. All attending a Bolivian mother. WASHINGTON (AP) — The God hiul miule no law. 10 3i) Monitor .should bring one can of canned . 11 a.m.. Morning Worship. —MOC Cheerleading tryouts. Carolyn HUbchtnaon of the Nursery Care. Sermon by the it ob Ni'-wlV W.-aUitr and like all our claases. we try In an interview, he expressed average mlddle-ag^. SUNDAY, OCT. 5th—12 to 6 P.M. Many still atv "binding 4 Williams Building, St. Mary’s Iiuter City Exchange has. asked Rov. Mr. NofltnimL J! S Hnal U) make room tor a few more. giHxl.s. t p .m . to p .m .; __ heavy burdens (celibacy, no !“ J?* .*!®®®1' ar to ivkUly enjoy It -Tuesday 10 a.m, to noon; oil the status of relations between nutrlUon expert. ~ ------WHY WASTE GOOD LIVING SPACE? STYLARAMA CAN MAKE onerous and even Illogical . W IN K -U S * Trinity Evangelical Lutheran KEYBOARD STUDIO 11 a.m , Holy Comimmlon. o (XI N ew s At our «-eekly Fun-Day meet- P"‘" *"* ® ^P ■" * P'"* " states and Latin -If you defined a group that Jesus newr Intendml us to cowling at the Purkade Lanes. America A BEAUTIFUL FAMILY ROOM FROM YOUR OLD CELLAR. Sermon by the Rev. .Mr. 5 iO Sl>eak til. ing on Wednesday afternoon. I most needed to be reached by a Oiurch create oppressive rules to # (X) N..WS 10:45 a.m.. Morning Service. ROUTE S3. VERNON t72-4A22 Va Ml* froM Hm C l r d * N o a tra iu l. 6 to Wortii 13il. Werk found .'I lot of wide awake pco- No bus scheduled. "There• ■IV..a Is a newmr» currentcurrem Inin nutrition— and - health. progtain it CALL NOW...HAVE IT DONE IN TIME FOR THE HOLIDAYS. prove our fortitude, ('hristl- 6 30 Sprjlk tip Wednesday, to a.m. to noon (Missouri Synod) 4 ? p.m., Evening prayer. pie. as I gave them a teat and ^ ^ tin America that is neither would be members of Oon- anlty was meant to rep'aoe 85 Prospect St.. Rockville human cares with Jesus’ too many passed R. 1 didn't ®P®®‘“,' T v s ' ^ ® P “®“®‘ ®"“ rre«t.” said Dr. Jean Mayer See and Hear The New Culbranscn Organ CUSTOM KITCHENS voke, light and easy, Malt ('oncordlu l.uthcriin Church Yule .*x|iuleiit8 I■ree have enough prizes to p.m to 4 p.m.; Fun-Day with should be understood by the President Nixon’s c o n s u l t L Rev. Bruce RodoU mm* mmm9mrnm mm mm mmm*4 II :28-30. 4U I’ ltkiii Mt. m^nt bv thp daneinr tivA rx^»>*K •• ... **'■ TUNE-UP WITH • HARMONIC DRAWBARS # TRUE PIANO SOUND • MA­ FINISHED Men sUIl seek to en-'tnve Ri-x. iloseph E. itourret. mittee headed by five-footed RIMBA • CHIMES • HARP • LESLIE SPEAKERS • SELECT-A- others, by meiuis of religions I’astor : .r.stud,„ «i Bolivianew...... government. 240-pound Rep. John C. Klucxyn- Oommunkm. conscience, laying upon them Unlversltv entertainment a talk from Mr. ^ „h a „e ' of ’ the Fun-Dav 9:15 a.m., Sunday School. RHYTHM • PLUS MANY OTHER FEATURES! BASEMENTS Rev. I.011IM K. Biiiit.r ,lr., •says Yale does not Intend to R'chant Reichenback on invest- ‘ "® headed by Gen. Alfredo Ovando ski. D-IU. grinding rules tha' »e,. or Bus will pick up at 8:30 a.m. y m m crNrf m m Om »#■(• y m mmm4 .^Bslstiinl I’uslor' Interfere with students or em- and how they can benefit Cancla, is attacking problems in Klucsynskl’s committee Is Adult Instruction C3oss. Godly and unnatural. No new and again at 12:30 p.m. with ITb • (TMl iiai ciiiiRor tk m m DipfMie • »m m U U i « m i UTBMTf ployes wlto wish to participate retired people It w«a very in- at 4 o m a leftist-nationalist vein. charged with improving the fare MECHANICS - USED ORGAN SPECIALS - explanations or special plead- m 4 CMH It m adObtf mm mmmOm rmmtm T1i« •It is p,»atble some Amef^can in the House restourant but IngB tor these archaic de­ 9 ami 10:30 a.m Holy Com *" “ ntlwiir exercises schedule,! ‘ "rmative and a few ptxiple had ThiirsT*® ot savings. Froteb ProvindkL ravcrbwmtion mmm m B trmm rnmtmgf \ ,V moval. ,tay BrewstsT said, nX’hlle the ' our L ii^t n -b a rw ,7 w ciV Vild are no present plans for rest of the country by a*ierlng' \ ' Knowing the Iroth makes Calx ary Church unlver.slty doci not wish to use “ ’•1 -«*r »l®slc-k lt«t\ has In,^ Mu- .* ®rewel this. to a low-calory. low-cholesterol tm i firoM tirt Oridakly S1600. OPEN HOUSE I'mbrotii'ery cliiss.' No bus V' men free, purging their con­ (AiMcmblles of Go«l) It w .,. ., ...... honey and Elizabeth .Miller as going to reorganize diet, getting more exercize d M p . SPECIAL sciences of nil oblignt'ons to schrtiuU'd 7 pm . to to p.m.; Bolivian society." he said, drinking less coffee and smok- SUNDAYS 12 TO 8, DAILY 9 TO 9 humanlv derived regulations. 647 E. Mid,II,. T|ikc. any moratorium of normal aetl- patients at the .Mom hester .Me- for Rev. K. I.. Giiatolsan, Vltlcs on 0 , 1. 15, It does imt want mortal Hivspit,d Grace Baker Is ' "Changes will be very profound. Ing fearer clgarettss. John 8:82 Remember that the Center is very rapid.' tlrU U IA M S Pastor to stand In the way of Individual rwupo;-aUng at home. CVrtain- open dally front 9 a.m. to 4:30 He Indicated that the coun- M idperkM* W Uf I see UXM aUMI Of I Church of Chris! facully, student, ami stuff ex- ‘V hope everything gxies well a , ,,, -.i. , __ ...... Liydall and Vernon Streets 9:30 a.m., .Sunday School. presslon of ixjncern.’ «iUi themUICII. aKiiu i i thev'lluiey II soon heoe TV nnel viewing, siwt try's turbulent universities . ---- - ___ ore Apply la ponoB, Bible clnsses and Nursery. SUiiients lit 11 number of col- ‘8ick with ua I wonder if "Dr. renillng. card playing, pool, and among the first targets. Meos- YITAWNS Phone: 643-2517 10:30 a.ni.. Family Worship. leges and universities have pro- Takem-all-out'' might he o f any- shuffleboard. ures likely will include an end to COMPARE AND SAVE M 4-0SU —'------trzditlonai campus autonomy. BlUe Classes: •:•• a.ni. I 7:M p.m., Family Gospel posed a moratorium on classes help to them? STYLARAMA Worship: !•:•• a.m.'; 6:f* p.ml Service. on Oct. 16 to express their oppo- We've been getting quKe « in a step similar to that taken M U BOIUN TUMIPMC. NCWINaTON. COMM. C^evelami. Ohio, was foumWd by the military regime in Peru. MTNUR DRUB MILEX AUTO UP MD fuegyurew ivtiout. oATtaaiiev. sltlon to the war In Vietnam, tew oalls about our hot in 1796. ItM POfT MAD. mtmmcK t. l Bailey said the case of Inter- 24f H OAD ST. MANCHKSTBI I M I.. MT. U. iMCieviUJ. CML P A G E E IG H T \\MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4. 1969 P A G E N IN E Heavy Battles Seen Area Officuds Hire Firm

Joseph D. Bombard For Study of Mass Transit C50VB5NTRT — Joseph D. Erupting in Vietnam Bouchard, 00, of Bristol, brhth- The CapUd Region Cornett of the ooat will require in-kind er of William Bouchard o t Cov­ (ContUfaed from Page One^ Lai, 60 miles south of Da Nang, Elected OtBclals (CBCBO) has services by the staff and mem-i retained Allan M. yorbeba and entry, died yesterday at Uncas- to the Marine Corps air station bor towns o f the CRCEO. No on-Thames Hospital,' Noraridi, 79 miles south of Da Nang to 67 Associates of McLean, Va. am miles'northwest of Saigon. at Iwakunl, Jfq>an, to become cash allocations 'wlU be required after a long Illness. Its consultant on a mass transit from the 26-mesnber towns. ' e c The U.S. Comnumd also an­ part of the Marine Corps residy USINESS SERVICES ID)IR TORY Survivors also Include his study project. H ie CRCEO is emboridiig also wife, four other brothers, and nounced that a 800-man Marine forces in the V s r Bast. The consultant will assist the on a regional purchaoing jrian, three sisters. bomber squadron with more Also leaving Is the 800-man ORCBO in preparing an appli- to be conducted on a voluntary A military funeral will be than two yeara’ duty in Vietnam i002nd Combat Support Compa­ cation tor a federal grant, to basis citty. held Monday at 8 a.m. from the will be moved to Japan begin­ ny, an Army Reserve unit from pay most of the cost of the CAMPING Duhalme Funeral Home, 80 ning Sunday as part of Presi­ Cleveland, Ohio. The men will study, and will coopeirate with The first step under the plan WATKINS-WEST H IG H GRADE West St., Bristol, with a !*««■ dent Nixon’s announced reduc­ fly to Standiford Field, Louis­ other transit-study groups of the Is to determine whldi purchas­ FUNERAL EQUIPMENT of requiem at St. Ann’s Church, tion of U.S. forces in Vietnafh to ville, Ky. ’The unit will be deac­ region in conducting the study ing needs of the separate towns 484,000 by Dec. 18. Tents, Cots, Sleepliig Bags, PRINTING Bristol, at.O. Burial wlU be In tivated at Ft. Knox, Ky., then itself, expected to take from six may be pooled cooperatively, SERVICE St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Bristol. Attack Squadron 688 will be­ reconstituted as a.reserve unit based on lod qiedflcationa and Air Mattresses, Stoves, Job and Commercial to nine months. NONISSUm Ftlends may call at the funer­ gin moving from Its base at Chu In Cleveland. TTie purpose of the project is restrictive clauses. ORMAND J. WEST Lanterns Printing al home tonight from 7 to • and to relieve immediate transit Among the items being oon- D irector MANCHESTER tomorrow from 2 to 8 and 7 to Prompt and Elfloieat imoblems, by Implementing a sidered are fuel oil, gasoline, Printing of AU Kinds 0 p.m. SURPLUS SALES CO. Raid in Wrong Apartment ahort-range sdutlon, and to ex­ office aigipUes, janitorial aup 1(U B. CENTER ST. 169 N. MAIN ST. 160 plore long-range solutions. piles, landscaping siqppHes and Jennifer L. Henog Manchester’s Oldest at Depot Square Community Pross In addition to a federal grant. police cnilsers. ’ With Finest FOcUltles ROCKVIULiE — Jennifer Lynn Results in Death of Father Open Dally to 9:00 P.M. 254 Broad St., Rear Herzog, infant daughter of Wil­ J. FAR R — 043-7111 Telephone 643-5727 liam E. and Susan Edwards (Continued from Page One) was going to attack me." Herzog of 8 Cedar St., died investigation. Said Susan; "They just ^Nessie’ : A *^LoatMy W orm e’ ? shortly after birth this morning grabbed mommy by the arms FAU CLEANING Sweeney, he said, was "pretty at Rockville General nwqiliiil and said they had a search war­ DICK’S CUSTOM MADl shaken up about It.’’ (Oontliiiied b a m Page One) water aras oUll surging over TIME MANCHESTER Survivors, besides her par­ rant for marijuana." CANVAS AWNINGS Officers had Instructions to where it was. ents, Include a brother, Scott ’That's when Dyer and his characteristic, howe'ver, is elu­ GfolHg Dry Cleaning of SHELL search apartments B and D ot "K efaanged dretiOon tovrarcto MEMORIAL CO. M. Herzog at home; her pater-' pregnant wife arrived with their siveness. Over Tl-ve yeans . the Drapes, CkBtiUns, SUpmven 8083 S. Comstock Ave., and they the further shore. A gidl seCUed nal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Infant. bureau haa managed one sight­ «a i Wardrobe Opposite East Cemetery SERVICE burst Into Mrs. Meehtm’s apart­ on tbo arater obliquely towards George E. Herzog of RockvUIe; Officers said no arrests were ing for every 360 man-hours of ment B of 8081 S. Comstock the left aide of the creature, OasHly Dry O eaiiii« 688 CENTER STREET her paternal great-grandmother, made in the upstairs apartment watching. And yet, there is real­ Quality Memorials Ave. Both addresses are In the which went tomnard the gtR and tkie Day Servloe Mrs. George Herzog of Rock­ B. One man In apartment D— ly no proof that it is anything Cunliffe Repairs Car Damages MECHANIC ON DUTY same building. the g id fleiw iq> over Ns head. ville her maternal grandparents, but a mythological mmister, an Alteratlane o(ad Repairs Over SO Years’ Experience above and to the side of Mrs. As the guH went over, (he crea­ No one wants to think of hav­ AT ALL HOURS Mr. and Mrs. John E. Davis of "I saw three men,’’ Mrs. Mee­ Meehan’s—was arrested tor Unidentified Floating Object, fhie Day Service on, Suede a oar thht best suMs your needs. Rockville; and her maternal han said, "One of them grabbed ture rose tq> and appeared to AH Work Done On Prcznfoca Call 649-5807 ing their car damaged in an ac­ Perhaps you need a oar only to iiar^rs, deoeratonii investigation of possession of Scotland’s greatest invislMe as­ snap at the bird, moving its Fogarty Bros, for Home Heat Needs great-grandmother, Mrs. Anna me by the arm. I screamed and cident but isttortunstely there run errondi around town, and Osrbaretors, marijuana and dangerous set and all the other scoffing head veiy rapidly to follow the A. AIMETTl, Prop. Davis of Rockville. I ran out. I thought one of them ore you looking for a reliatole, (fomtltlonlng which is a hot in this case an older model Domestio - Forelga Oars SEK US FORi drugs. hokes. bird. PARKADE are many accidents today, some •U-700S Aluminum RoU Up Private graveside services Harrison Sid, Manchester efficient, dependaUe and (xxat- water electric type radiator that w(*ild probably be just wtrst The iMk of evidence is bard "I 'waiB arftonlehed to see what major repair jobs, soma minor. Awalnga will be held Monday at Grove eoua furi oil dealerT Fogarty will take care ot the (xrfdest spot you need. It certainly k a con- to explain, but tf it were easy, I at fliclt thought were wings, GLEANERS e Door Canopies HUl Cemetery. Broo., a il Brood S t, is that In your home. These are p erf^ Should you be unfortixutte ventance to have a cor to Miop the 1,400-year-old mystery but the water dtlaltied off and e Storm Doors Ladd Funeral Home, 19 El­ Nixon With About Town Next T» Uggett Drag kind of a company. Founded In when you don’t want to add on encxigh to have your car dam­ with. One-car fOmiUss have to would have been sol'ved long these appeared to be fiattoned MANCHESTER a ConibtaattoB Wlndawa lington Ave., is in charge of April 1045 by two brothers, J. to your present heating fa- aged, oall Cunllfto Motor Sales make their car do double duty, Friendship Circle of the Sal- ago. paddles. When n boat ca m e Maoohoaler Awning Oa. arrangements. Where you get low prices STEVENSON’S Raymcsid and Bernard Fogarty, duties. located on Rt. 83 In Vernon, just shop at night and put off all Haynsworth vailon Army will have worship If herds ’e at­ few momenta of silent reminisc­ ington at 4 a.m. today after he All Work Ouarootasd cation not receiving registration mostly of Jewish children who casional, newly found holes that ly 8tn-o way of identifying the Tools arty Bros, for 17 years and is ute is wasted waiting for water ahoutd have the mMoriune havs uis right color paint, of a For Store Fronts and earlier tight this year over an torney. ing. allegedly beat and kicked hla PONTIAC, INC. Garden and Land T(Wls aU ■Isos of wladowa forms by mall but desiring waved Israeli flags and sang go down to 975 feet. Loch Ness animal is to recover a green assisted by Harold Fyler, WU- to beat because the unit 'will to Izave your car damaged, be­ oourss, but It Is ths appUcstion Texaco Lubrieatloa fiervtee antlmiaslle defense syatsm Others accused In the case The four-hour Milwaukee visit wife Evelyn, and their minor Baby, Household, Party IVe Give H'OC Oreea fitamps a For Tabto T o|m to attend ^re asked to contact Hebrew songs. Before her de­ has always been reputed to keep bone." That, however, would SIS Main S t— TeL 640-2881 Uom Flemlah and Richard fore you write it eff ss s total of this polirf that Is trtricy. CTun- which the administration won were Col. Robert B. Rheault, had been announced aa "more son. Corso was placed under a and Ban(]net Supplies recover the hot water just about co-chairmen Mra. Angela MascI parture for New York, 'she Its dead. require dredgtog peiUaps the Mazur. loos and start looking tor a new lUfe Motor Sales does a p a r- OPEN a A M . to 8 P.M. by a single vote in the Senate. former commander of the sentimental than political" In 81,500 bond and will appear in Invalid Needs as fast as any famUy can use or Mrs. Roaemary Page at the spoke to some 2,500 persona at Sonar is the only way of "see­ entire lake for an aifimol’e re­ DAILY RENTAL cor, let CkinUtte Motor Sales kxik ticulsriy fins job on touch up SATURDAY fl AM.-NOON In that battle, however, the Oreen Berets In Vietnam; Maj. Mrs. Melr’a tour of the United Vernon Circuit court Oct. 28'. Another feature offered by it. Most of tiiese appHsnees can Southington Board of Education the Milwaukee Performing Arts ing” in the lake. Last year it mains, at a cost of about 8250 Fogarty Bros, is their Budget the job over. They really work work, and If your cor needs administration had the almost 'Thomaa C. Middleton Jr., 39, of States. Center. SERVICE be bought on a monthly plan office. Reservations close Ook saw a rapidly rising and diirlng a day for three to six months. Heating Plan for fuel all. Tour mirscles here. Of course, they sosns vrork dons along this line, TOURRINE LAROCHELLE and solid backing of the Republican Jefferson 8.C .: Capt. Budge E. Mrs. Meir, a 71-year-old TOLLAND requiring one-third d o^ and 30. She boasted that her children obje(d, probably animate but The bureau which reliee on ' LUCA’S payments are qiread over a will be glad to furnish you an do take it to them. ’Ihs ooot of leoderM p. Wllllama, 38, of Athena, Ga., grandmother of five, was Kenneth Leavitt, 22, of 87 the balance .in ninety days. WHITE GLASS CO. and her grandcliildren had been not likely a fish, which seemed Individual oontrlbUtlons plus $ 7 a day - 7 e a mile SELF-SERVICE period of twelve months, de- aatimate on the oast of any such their services la a modesote one Margaret Chase Smith of and Sgt. l.C. Alvin L. Smith, 41, brought to Milwaukee by her Talcott Ave., Rockville, was Areas serviced include Man­ PRINTS bom in the "sovereign state of to have attacked a school . of grants from the Worid Bock En­ LAUNDRAMAT work aa this. and you will be delighted with INC. Maine reportedly has informed of Naples, Fla. charged with breach of the Uverlee are automatic, being chester, East Hartford, Bolton, II Btoaall S t—TeL fldS-lflfa MCC Aide Holds family in 1906 from Kiev, Rus­ Israel." But she said it was in fish in the lake. Tills work has cyclopedia, (foes not Dave that BUT ONLY THE Dry deanlng and TsUorlng the results. the President by letter that she peace, resisting arrest, and in­ figured out by degree days, and Glastonbury, Wdpplng, South Perhaps some of the grestset FOR lEST RESULTS sia. She left Milwaukee In 1921 Milwaukee that her family been clmllenged and, in any kind of money. So Loch Neee Also: Reweaving and custom will vote against Haynsworth. toxication, after he was report­ OAS YOU NEED made suits, pants and coots. you get Ufe insurance protoc- Windsor, Rockville, Andover, oggrsvatlona today ors tfzs Are you a family that ixMild Post in Confab to go to Palestine where she be­ "knew and felt and experienced case, is not (^inclusive of t)te may keep Na secret, es well as George Aiken of Vermont, deem ed to have caused a disturbance Fair prices, too!____ tton in c a a e ot accident, siok- Vernon, Talcottvllle and C o v m - acrstchas a n d scrapas that most use a used car tor your ascend China Frees came a leader In the creation of freedom for the first time." monster’s presence. its dead, for a longer time to ness or death. All this is at no George E. ‘Christensen, coor­ of Senate Republicans, told a Israel. in a residential neighborhood on try. cars liave gained in a parkh^ csrT If you are, it wUl pay you "I knew the sorrows of the Surface photograi^s are come. cost to yo u . Plecuie coll them for to drive up to CunMffs Motor PAUL'S dinator of health aervlce pro­ newaman Friday he thought the Rt. 74 bi Tolland arotmd mid­ lot. Gar doors scraps other oars, SILK The emotional peak of Fri­ Jewish people before I came to available which Indicate to ex­ more information on this Im­ PAINT SUPPLY grams at Manchester Communi­ President should probably with­ Newsman night. See Fogarty Bros, to r Chll, grocery carts leave scrotchea— Bales and look over their ae- day’s visit came at the Fourth Milwaukee," she aald. "But I perts, although not to untutored portant service. leidlasi of used cars. ITisy have ty College, has been named an draw the nomination If It looked Street School, which now has a State police at the Stafford KIDDIE Chosera, humidifiers, dehumld- none sertoui but sU datract 645 MAIN STREET (i»iiO ‘••wa p-inu|iui>o) first learned the basiO Impor­ eyes, that a large animail does (zh makas and models of con to CITY official recorder at the Ameri­ like opponents could muster 40 completely Negro enrollment troop said Leavitt resisted the 176-178 Also keep m mind that they ifiera. hot water tieateni and from the appearance of s oar. T8L 649-0S00 him 08 virtual solUary confine­ tant lessons of freedom and de­ efforts of two troopers to sub­ swim in the lake. Youth Goes KORRAL ohooss from. You con ohonos can Vocational Association na­ votes. and Is located In the heart of the . Sprnoe Street, have a CHiill Chaser by Space heating insiaDsUona soon. mocracy in this city.” The moat significant of thae llfl Spracp S t, .Manrhaator tional convention to be held In Nose counts of how the vote ment. British officials visited due him and he had to be hand­ Monobester Boston on Dec. 8 and 9. him only three times, but re­ cuffed. A 8500 bond was set is a movie film taken by an en­ DAY CARE CENTER Ditve-ln Parking Cerwer of lUeiell Mtieel might go If held now varied. But gineer Timothy Dlnsdale, in Joyriding that nvariu them oa lik own not fade over ths passing years; Flae QMUIty The convention will stress ported each time that he ner, a former Communist, waa and court appearance will be Hourly e Dally e Weekly Dm I to a DaUy, bat both sides appeared to agree 1960. It was submitted to the Responsible Care tor 2, 8, creation. When chcnslng a me­ Falfour Pink comas In a soft Implementation of the Blduca- there was a minimum of 30 seemed to be in reasonably good W in Makes elected a deputy chief of the So­ Oct. 28. ’*Never Oa Boaday.” health. British Defense Ministry’s Joint In Airplane 6 ,8-yr, olds from 7 a.m. to morial, a onoe - In • a - tlfetlree lovaly color; SIsnna Pink from DIAMONDS Uon Professions Development against Haynsworth and possi­ cial Democratic party, Aden­ VERNON thing, why not luive one that For two yearn Grey was de­ Air Reconnaissance Intellig;ience 6 p.m. Monday thru Sat­ Oklahoma, a granite of aoft rose Wa Roy and NeU Act In a national effort to up­ bly as many as 46. auer warned: "It will require Vernon police charged Leo urday. k not only beautiful but one tained in one room with the door Brandt Party Center in 1966 for professional DENVER, Colo. (AP) — A ■■y ■ color, a dusty shads between From Broweers Weloocne! grade leadership training. An aide to Sen. Paul Fannin, all our attention, vigilance and Mitterholzer, 24, of Cedar Hot Lunches Served that will stand as a lasting tri­ open and a guard stationed out­ plioto analysis. 17-year ok) youth tied up major COINS A epralt* deep brmm and rose. Of courar Pboon •49.«lfld COrlatensen coordinates M< R-Arli., gave Haynsworth oppo­ energy to prevent these people Swamp Rd., Coventry, with 9 Delmont St, Manchester BRAY’S side. For the last two months The experts tdentifled a tri­ air baffle at busy Stapleton In- bute to loved ones* you cannot overlook Vermcmt programs for medical labm nents at least 40 votes, but said from getting into the govern­ operating a motor velilcle while 649-5531 When you talk with Mr. the Chinese had allowed him to ‘Respectable’ ment." angular object with a rounded ternatlcaial Aiiport for more ^*6 Cufrsst granite, a greet favurlts with e Expert Watch Repairing tory assistants, inhalation ther­ supporters have been telling the his license was under sus­ Almettl about the type of monu­ e Ftoe Seieetlon of Otfta visit other rooms in the house, Such a remark would be un­ pension. apex, measuring five feet -in then two hours Friday as'he cir­ CwdKf U. many people. apy aaaistants, and a u ^ ca l White House over the past two '( nntlnii)-il fruin p „e,. Oiici ment you want you skuw that he Far All Orcasloaa listen to the radio and read thinkable today. Wehner, w)k> length by six feet across the cled the field in a slngle-engne Naturally the lateet equipment DON WILLIS terhniciana. He also mstruots days they would rather be beat­ Mitterholzer was stopped on COiBCTOlI H U H ’ k Interested personally. It k not e Lengtne, Balova, books. He retired to Berlin but then broke with communism during base, that waa moving through plane, Federal Aviation Admin­ k uaed at Moncheetar Memo­ courses In human anatjorny and en on the floor thean see the Grand Ave. in Rockville at 1:40 just a matter of selling )rau a Wlttaaoer and tlaravelle Grey’s mother, Agnes Grey, brought new respectability to World War II, was minister of a.m. today after police said the water at between seven and istration (rfficials said. MW M. “Si:* rial Company and Mr. AtmeUI physiology^ name withdrawn. memorial. Ha k justly proud of . Watcher GARAGE 59, was told by telephone of her the Social DemocraLs when he all-German affairs in the Chris­ they oboerved him driving at a 10 m.p.h. "One can presumably The youth'e name was not k always alert to the newest He has a BS In zoolog r and an "If the President* withdrew fT Cwrtw S W , MMKiwtor ' quality of the work done 717 Main Maacheetor son’s release. In her home near came back in 1966 to serve as tian Democrat-Social Democrat high rate of speed. Ctourt ap­ rule out the idea that it is any made public when he landed GERRI'S In thk field. However, the latest PiMMM 6U-M17 18 Main 8 t, Tel. 649-4631 MS in science educatipn, both the nomination he’d better know 443-4291 bsra and ha k not ssllaflsd un­ Lxindon, she said: "It’s a lovely foreign minister In the coalition coalition and earned high re­ pearance was set for Oct. 21 in sort of submersible vessel for safely at J^ferson County Air­ S ta AMrtto-C Tim , equipment would be useleee In from the University of Oon- he’d be Inviting George Wallace morning. What a marvelous with Chancellor Kurt Georg Kie- spect. Rockville. various reasons,” the center's port. Dry Claoniiiq Cenfar M Tvtttts. *TtL f til )Tou are whotshosutedly the hands of a man who k un- SpocMIiltig In necticut. to open his headquarters here mnoikY CLotS ' morning for auch a thing to hap­ slnger’s Christian Democrats, report said cautiously, "which Authorities said the plane was pleased with the final raeulU. aktltsd. It k the man that counts tomorrow," said Jack Buttram. pen.” who now become the opposition Manuel Alamo, 28, of 107 High leaves the conclusion that it taicen—apparently without per­ 419 Main—Manchester Parbsps you have aonte ides In the creation of a memorial, BRAKE SERVICE At a late Friday afternoon RUTOMOTIVE parly. St., Rockville, was charged with probably Is an animate object." mission—atxMit 2:80 p.m. from in mind that you would like and by using the beet equipment IVIuyor l^Tello’s news conference. Sen. Birch Three Will Face Alr-Conditiooed The <-oalltlon, which gave the operating a motor vehicle while The bulk of the circumstantial Denver Beechcraft at Stapleton, sketched out. sikI in thk case he k able to expedtu the work, Front End AUgnnMint Bayh said he no longer thinks It Soviet Diplomats YOUR Father Dies Social Democrats a chance to under the Influence of intoxicat­ evidence for Nessie remains, where it is baaed. Its owner was “UST US GIVE YOU A Mr. Alm(rfU wlU be happy to but alwaya tt k tha miui behind SUPPLIES Impossible to defeat the nomlna* Narcotics Count SPOTLESS REPUTATION” the ocene, A nigo Almettl who Gonorol Rapolr Worli tion. Accused of Plot participate In government for ing liquor at 3:10 a.m. today. however, the eyewitness ac­ listed as the Denver Tri-Pacer COMPLETE make sketchos for you and pre­ HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — the first time since before World Vernon police said they stop­ counts. Two such sightings were Airplane Ckib. sent them for y o u r approval. creates beeuty. PLUS The Indiana Democrat who The nari-otics squad of the PET CENTER^ii ^ Salvatore Uccello. 78, the father War II. seems to have made the ped Alamo after they observed as follows: Officials said the red and You are always weicoms to has been a leading Haynsworth BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Connecticut State Police Crimi­ Dreeses, slocks, suits, etc. Canaries — Parakeets MACHINE SHOP of Hartford Mayor Ann Ucce"o, party acceptable to the German him driving in an erratic man­ In 1968, a school principal. white Cessna kept airliners stop In and talk with Mr. AUnet- critic, said a preliminary look ’Two Soviet diplomats accused nal Intelligence Division stop­ come out beautifully clean Tropical Fiito — Turtles D iP O N fS died late Friday night at St. voter. ner on Grove and High Sts. He Miss E.M.J. Keith, 88, and her grounded as the pilot circled U; oak hk sdvke. Many people SERVICE at financial records the judge m plotting to steal a Lebanese ped a Manchester man and a from our new Norge Dry Hamsters —> Gorbiis HEALTH CAPSULES* Francis Hospital after a short It was the only party to regis­ was held a t the police station brother-in-law, J.T. Ballantyne, Stapleton, appearing and disap­ Best in Monuments havs dona so and found him Mirage jet fighter left for Mos­ Bolton couple at Bradley Inter­ Cleaning Machines! Mixed Breed Puppira by Mlrlisel 4. I’rlll. R H, Illness. had flown to Washington at his ter gains in Sunday’s election. It overnight and was released to­ 49, were Mralking along under pearing on the control tower’s Aqaariom Acceasortea. etc. most balpful, and some have r cow today,-one of them report­ national Airport yesterday and Success just does not come to over, perhaps MiecUng fssturee Stop ’n O The three other candidates In request Thursday had convinced got 42.7 per cent of the votes, 3.4' day for a court appearance on a "marvelous simset with the radar screen. Just drop off your clothes Our Own Special Bfooded sTtttan thanking him fur the H«w f A i f 10 edly In critical condition from charged them with possession people or to a bustnese without from two or more that jrou the city’s, current mayoral cam­ him to actively seek Havns- f>er cent more than (our yeara Oct. 14. loch as calm aa a millpond," Cfontrollera said they feared a and we’ll take rare of It for Pto Foods oourtasy and trouble he hea tak­ LUNd C tU iC tp. MANCHESTEI . Propi ~Rody” OoPeat gunshot wounds. of narcotics with intent to sell. aome good reason to r U. There would like Incorporated In your I H m i A t l H * 1 paign today called off all cam­ worth’a rejection by the Sen­ agi>. It still did not get the most when both saw a creature for collision because the pilot did you. 8 lbs. Dry Cleaning in en with their pereonel probiams. ate. Ehnbasay First Secretary Al­ Authorities discovered 11 MANCHESTER k more than one reason why memorial. In many cases many 275 Main Htrwt paign activltiet until after the votes, but enough to be able to Lawrence Bailey, 33, of Hsul- seven minutes about a half mile not respond to radio messages. only 85 minutes! One smrd of isdvlce that will AUTO part: exander Kttomlakov was car­ pounds of marijuana valued at PET CENTER Manchester Memorial Co., Har- peopk have found a flnkhed funeral. Bayh promised a full docmen- form a coalition with the Uny ford, charged with failure to from shore. Bmergeiwy equipment was save you money - do not shop ried aboard an Aeroflot airliner 8900 concealed in a vtooden head 666 Mala St. liacn St., has made an ozit- monument UMZt k jurt whet . , [v. '/>■- Phone: 649-6977 Funeral amingemrnta were tatlon of his charges before the Free Democrats. obey a at< 9 sign and failure to "The head waa completely called, and one of the runways around for the leas expanolve strapped to a stretcher. wliloh the trio had picked up etandlng euocees in the creat­ they have wanted. Should there Incomplete. Judiciary Committee meets The turning point came with carry an operator’s license. similar to that of a python or, at Stapleton waa foamed, but stone tor a monument it srUI Featortog a oMopk** Hoe ed next Wednesday. "We don't know if he wUI get at the airport. Tlie carved wood­ ing of beautiful memorials. be eiiMgM you wish made, thk Miss Uccello, a Repubitenn, Is the 1959 parly reform platform. Vernon police arrested Bailey indeed, aa large as a conger eel, not stand up over the period of OPEN HheU Prodorto plea better. He still has some bullets en head had been sent from the plane disappeared. Later It FRONT END Most of us find it bard to vU- k a stmpto thtag to toll Mr. running for re-election this year. Under pressure from one of lU Jamaica. after he allegedly went through and was held at right angles to was reported over Jefferson ths yeara. 77>e loss expensive Oraeral AatozaeMva In him," said a Soviet Embassy ■i«iiM just bow a finished ms- SAT. TO 1 PJI. Rapaktog worst dcvfeats in a West German a atop sign at Vernon Circle. the neck. The neck was very County Airport about 20 miles slonsB are a ooftar stone and It official. Arrested were David Hall, 22, DYNAMICS morUl U going to look, we may Mmsttt, the owner of the bust- Arjtny Has election, old guard party lead­ Court date, Oct. 21. elongated and allm, thickening uorthweet of Denver. will srode. It wUI not keep tU Vladimir Vassllev, an em­ and his wife Donna, 18. of Lyn­ 9M wwrvarz STREET have ideas, we may look at naas, what you want changed I! ers gave in. ajid reformed the to a point some one foot or FAA sigMrviaing inspector true ootor over the yq)ra. Your Personal Nnlicer- ployee of the Russian (xxnmer- wood Dr., Bolton; and FrancU (BefelnA Dairy Queen) pictures but not until you can and he wUl have it dons to your M' party from a far left advocate thereby above the water. The Bob Lewis said the pilot finer grade stone will stand up, clal center, limped up the slope P. CarUll, 22. of 42 Constance TIm m : 640-4048 see a memorial finkhsd, walk acact spectflratkne. CUNLIFFE I^ts To Tell: of the class struggle to a West neck and head stood some four MERCURY of the plane, still in pain from Dr. They wei-e taken into cus­ Physics Teacher made three passes at the ngsifoUfThig In around it, survey it from all It really takas aa artist to ex- the weather will not affect K, Card Of Thanks German version of Franklin D. to Blx feet above water," ac­ field before landing. Lewis said IH -fM tA4T yCAlto IT llift family of Manram Andrra^n. gunohot wounds in the legs. tody in the airport parking lot Stoat Bid Geometry angtss, can ws be abaotulaly scuts basuty tn stone and Ar- and you wUI be seli sfied. Trovol Agtocy MOTOR SALES Roosevelt's New Deal. cording to Ballantyne'a account. U f H (MfAfAdMd A T AH wMiea to extend their heartfelt Senators Say Both officials were wounded at 10:45 a.m. Rejoins Staff the plane was forced to land be­ t a l a Servlee and sure that thU k what we want. rlgo Aimeltl k ju(k that. No one OranMe k known the world thankx to their dear frirndii. rela< when Lebanese security men Where it had advocated a "I saw no body of humps, but cause of ice on the wings. Mock Absorbers eestng hk finkhsd work can A lA M M lH d HATY- IM DIPCRT AUTO BOOT aad tlvea, and neighbor* for their umler> The two men were placed un­ At the Manchester Memorkl over for fine mamortak and MfN, rttACjlCAUf A U PU( 643-9S71 fitandlng sympathy and many kind- (CmiUntied trotii Psga One) raided Vasslllev’a apartment planned economy and nationali­ Manchester Community Col­ the speed at which it went Authorities quoted the youth deny that thk man k a ekillcd FK-NDER REPAHUI neaaen aurlng their rrcent Ikereave- zation of big industry, the party der a 85.000 bond each; IXxuvi Co. you will find the Igrgert thsre ore many fovaly atones to •fa ^OtClNdr. Tuesday. In an exchange of fire, lege physics instructor Ulrich throu^ the 'water with its head as n ylng he had an Instrument artkan. hk deelgna are beauti­ NO MOtVIfK BNAMRL aad LACQURR men! In th«« litait of ihrlr ttrloveil fils, my knowledge of the Ft. came out in 1959 for "a free Hall’s bond was set at 82.500. No Obfigatk* stock of finished monuments in (hnnss from: one k the Ruby MmMC Csesidss RWta wReee»^ta» wife and mother Khomiakov received three sub­ EiachhoU has rejoined the held high and the distance pilot’s license and a multiengine ful and they carry a dktlncUon CHARGE Benning investigation, my ob­ market, wherever tree competi­ Tlu-y will all appear In Circuit ConneoUcut, you can took them Red fiom Wlsoosisln which will R IVtNiaHIN O S machine-gun bullets in the faculty after an Intensive sum­ traveled, could only make one and commercial ratliM. r TROMZA, Mn ^ In Memoriam servations while on duty in tion really exists." Court IS, Enfield, on .Monday. fRBSeRVATIONS FOR RBASONABIJC P R I C R S stomach and two In the shoul­ mer study program under a Na­ stumiise that it had a huge He was turned over to Jeffer­ e IM lTEtA In ead and kn'lng memory «if mv South Vletnsm and later here In "As much competition as pos­ R T. as— VER.NO.N, CONN. dear wife, Florence Irene Sarto*- der. tional Science Foundation grant body and a very strong method son County otficers. e A IR U N R 9 the UnHed States, lead me to sible as much planning as nec­ Joel Above tba TraOa who entered Into eternal i.«ei Oc­ The two men were ordered ex­ at the Untveraity of Washington. of propulsion." a WTRAMaWFk tober 4, isao conclude that Sgt. Maj. Woold­ essary." was the slogan. But It Clrela pelled from Lebanon for their There he worked in an ad­ Last July a 52-year-old me­ Read Herald Adt- Got A Paisiii{ PnblM ? We’ll Helyl Bevlde your grave I often utatiil ridge and other high-ranking was not until 1966. when its eco­ O.K. Billions 687 Mato 91., Maw rhea ter alleged role In a plot to steal a vanced physlca laboratory un­ chanic. Michael McLean, and Slate Congreaamen DON T HEAT W ITH TRL. a49-«ua And wonder why (»«h1 ('hftne v *ur NCOS and civilian persons are nomic expert. Prof. Kart Schill­ Service still means something to os— and service hand. French-built Mirage and fly It to der Prof. Walter Brattaln. co- his wife, 48. were feeding some V ole AicainM ABM P^>rglve ua. O Laml. a4»y couldn't Involved In a major criminal er, became econohilcs minister Nobel laureate and former Bell means spelling enough time with you to help you SETTLE FOR «he atay conspiracy.” Kaoh testified. th? Soviet city of Baku on the For Defense gulls in the lake when, he told FVither In Heaven, hear our pr^vr that it got a chance to prove it Laboratories research physiclat. WASHIN(3TON (AP) — Two select the right paint finish for that job you’re plan­ Later he aald that conspiracy Caspian Sea. the investigation bureau. " i Guide my lov^ one with loving meant what it said. He also studied quantum me- of OonnkcUcut’s six congressmen ning. See us for paint and service when you plan your la so large that' nothing In \hls (t'antinued from I’age Onei noUced a V shape coming LESS A ypu^re my gotW In the platform, the party also ^luuiical and mathematical phy­ voted Friday In favor of the un­ hrphe^. don't experience apprqachea it. V straight toward\us very fast, next prr.*ject. , . \ leave har alone. fluplicatp Bridge for t)ie first time sharply as- whelming 'show of support by Ui- sics as part of a specizu foui^ successful inotloa to delete from l.rl ell Movement" duplicate bridge munists ")iave falsified socialist tion of all Safeguard funds, not junior college teachers. changed direction toward the orisathm bill aome 8745 mUlion today. Laird, has now detached up to •'•'>e at the Italian-American Ideas." INSURED BUDGET^ And have felt In our heart'* 'tituv just its deployment money. "I experienced again the north, and through the binocu­ for the Safeguard onUbaUistlc Dona Id s ahe went away SO CID agents to work ^ exclu­ Club are James Baker and Rob­ The late Konrad Adenauer, a missile system. gg-U/^PAINTCQ PAYMENT PLAN r sively on the esse. The OOP leadership Imew humilities and anxletiea that a lars 1 saw what appeared to be Isovlng hUfibaiKl atMl ert )\'htlsell. first; Mrs. Lm> Be­ Christian Democrat and West there was almost no House op­ The rooUon eras defeated on ATIAMTIC 24-HR. CUSTOMER^ Officers said Friday they are student must often tolerate." a head and neck. ThU continued 723 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER— PHONE 649-4561 h a m b u r g e r s. children rube and Mra. Paul Barton, sec­ Gerniahy’s first chanceDor, position . to funds . for continued a roll call ef 270 to , 68. backed by the work of hundreds Eschliols said about his summer up the loch very rapidly In line SERVICE ond; Mr. and Mra. Arthur Pyka, made mucli potitlcal capital in Among the 63 vofing for it BUY THE PAINT THAT8 WORTH 'THE WORK In Memoriam of agents already in the field In research for the Safeguard, dis­ PTP«™Jn- arlth the abore on our aide. It third; and Tucker Merritt and the postwar yeara out of the So­ sidents contended. were Demoenrf WUUom U St. In loving mrmorv of Ssr«h 8 intMoii away ' But Republican leader Gerald 1667 after several yeara of ex­ hind. . . Onge end Reputalicea Lowell P. October 4. 1W4 the United States. The game.' sponsored by the and their contacts with Commu­ R. Ftord said he liwtsted on t)je perience as a high school phy­ Weicker Jr. o f Oonnec Ucut. FOGRRTY BROS., INC. Early lost month Turner re­ Manchester Bridge Club, is nists. The division of Germany "I saw It auige up once or A silent thought, a secret tear all or nothing language because sics teacher and Unhreralty of Voting against ths motion Kseps her memory ^vrr dear. signed abruptly from his new and the Berlin Blockade made it tarice and the neck aarelled ta- M In ti pHn atta... Mwirt* played each Friday at 8 p.m. t)te House had already voted on Connecticut lecturer tn mathe­ were OMinecUcUt Detnoersts Nixon administration iob as at the club, 188 Bldridge. St. easy for him. y> » (liilFopoetlonately large 319 BROAD ST, PHONE 649-4n9 44 WEST CENTER STREET _ fiMlIv Missed bv. a prapoaai to cut deployment matics. He holds BA and MA Robert N. Oloimo and John S. fisnii. Raisa and Bussull. chief United States marakal. ‘J In 'l9S«, when Herbert Weh- 1 saw it Mtbmergc tarice Play la open to the public. money, defeating it 215 to 166. degrees from UCOnn. Monugsn and Repuhiiemn Thom­ SR.VER LANE EXTENSION arttbout any M>iaabli«. but tba as J. Meoldl). X--'. \ \ \ \\ \ ' ■ ______'• PAGE TfiN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SA'TURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1969 PAGE ELEVEN THEY'RE MANAGING THE TO GET READY Top Hurler8 Paired in Playoffs, Herald Managers Earl Weaver, right, of the Baltimore Orioles, and Billy Martin, below, of the Minnesota Twins, are ( ready to square off against each other EARL YOST in American League’s first divisional ^lorta Editor playoff. During recent pre-game lulls. Cuellar, Managers’ Choices Weaver brushed up on his inflelding and Martin oiled up his trusty shotgun. Pn^nctiTe Neighborhood in Mobile BALTIMORE (AP)—A der, 20-game winner Dave Mc­ Playoff winner will meet National Asked who was being consld- With Dean Chance, the former and Woodson also helped out, neighborhood in Mobile, League champions in the World Series. cache of strong arms ap­ Nally, primed for Sunday’s sec­ ,ered, he reported: “Would you Cy Young award winner, a and Ron Perronoskl, with 10 tremendous seasons in the Nsr- ond game at Baltimore, named Uke me to nam e m y whole question mark following a long victories and 30 saves, was in­ peared to be Earl Weaver’s Jim (No-Hit) Palmer to start at this s^son. The foursome consists of staff?” siege of arm trouble—and more valuable coming out of the buU- Wilhe McCwey of San Francisco, Atlanta’s Hank trump card and Billy Mar­ Minnesota on Monday and said Then, turning to BosweU, the recently a bout with influenza^ pen. tin’s short suit as the Bal­ stocky Tom Phoebus likely broad-shouldered right-hander the ’Twins’ frimt line pitching But the Orioles' shock tnxvs both of the would be his mound choice for Now Mets. Hal Goodnough, the walking encyclo­ timore Orioles and Minne­ who Uterally came off the floor appears suspect. —Jim Hardin, Marcelino Lopez, pedia eclallBt, w—. know who it’s going to be ’Twins’ four regular season vic­ He’U be back in town Dec. 2 to Mighty Jets Minnesota’s top gun at 20-6, in The “somebody else” often fensive clubs. sas City); Charley (nundiig fdr the third game, but I’m not tories over Baltimore, will fol­ heatUlne the Masonic Sports the first game of the best-of-B was veteran Bob Miller, a re­ “I don’t feel their pitching is BY8m.ua mA .Ul u back, a/asa-iv, VfOJU«UtU/Oakland) aJKland ItURusb (run- Conference going to say, yet,” Martin told low Boswell. Kaat, however, has Night ^ c h the old Ford- nlng back, San Diego). pennant playoff. liever-turned starter who as good as ours,” he said, “but Tangle With newsmen Friday afternoon be­ had checkered success in recent ham Flash, basebaU Hall of ~ ----- Behind Cuellar, the Orioles’ proved effective more often their first two guys are capable Ihe Richardsons are oonceo- fore the ’Twins worked out at appearances, due partly to a than not and hurled the division of holding you to one or two Famer, is slated to be the main trated mostly in the AFL’s Tilt Today manager had another left-han­ speaker. sun-swept Memorial Stadium. persisting groin injiuy. title clincher on Sept. 22. Hall runs.” Eastern division. Miami has AFL’s Worst * • • two (Jeff, tackle and John, de­ The Uhlveraity of Connecticut Here ’n 'lliere fensive tackle). Tom Is a wide and Trinity, on one side of the NEWTON, Mass. (AP)—The „ receiver with Boston; Pete Is fence, can be smug at least un­ world champion New York Jat* Oonrylng on right where he a sa f^ with Buffalo, Mike is til Saturday. For the rest ot send Joe Namate and tee Amer­ toft off as a producer of touch- a running back with Houston Connecticut’s college tooteall ican Football League’s migh- dosvns with East Catholic High and Gloster is a wide receiver teams, it’s a grind. tlfiot passing attack agminat one last fall, Tom Heaiy tallied once with Kansas City, UConn (2-0) and Trinity (i-0) (H »^ ptsso to aiortvlrius) of tee weaker c<» Mtrrrimm and rooklr Ron rwtdy to unload ArnlnM tiM Pm* In National League Opener to face Bowdoin, and Norwich AUanta SU^um Tlu' OiUta wd jg curries In a 14-7 vlctorj' owr Johnson, still grotmcl llowli« an openls« ball Jchedulek/s.visw4«st.n. plus six-team that good. UConn coach John Toner has groups of men—some bald­ be Tom Seaver for the Frlday. “But we’ve got to pitch Jones swung at a .840 clip dur- J. CristofanI, B. Podolny tournam ent Pete Rozelle, NFL commls- . ® „ BaUlmore will be trying to re- WasJilnglon and now will Imve triumph over Buffalo around Aaron—he’s the one who ing the season, but It was the 10:10—Mickey Gresch, A. been eloquent In his pleasure ing, some starting to slow , 3",*^,®'!^,*'^; KTOUP after the 52-14 snuishlng to penetrate a Detroit (Mrnae Despite his gimpy legs, Na- New York Mets and Phil sioner, made a number of good over the Yale defeat), tee second makes Atlanta go.” pitching that puUed the Mets Kemp, D. Gussak, E. Levy up, but all big, smart and ^acteli^Un, 1 -1 ; New by xunnestoa. A third stralglU that has allowe.1 w ly one Usich- nuite onnectixl on 29 of ai pos» Niekro for the Atlanta points about his jjarticular such victory for tee Huskies In Aaron Is Hank Aaron, the age- through. And the Braves are 10:20—Tony Clezak, B. Zal­ Names, Names tough—known as the Green ^ *"n*B>‘ng that has not ecnuse of week. George Sauer Jr., son of son, and exploded, for homers two best young pitchers to come gua, J. Potter, S. Cavey off for the National League 44 youvoii aspireaonii-. to play „i«-. InI- tee Amer- . ----- “Pro footbaU,” Rozell said and Mike ZUo will be out to set The key game in the NnUoiuU FYi'uicuIJr^O.?Tmd Chlcluro ^'I**l*“ C!arc«n'*'« » ""w irmenU manager, 10 :B0—Waiter Lowell, B. Peck, __ _ O’/' 'tod'JlUcJig'ij, 0-2 Division AUanla will have to game ngnlnjrt Plltsburgh The grabbe,! nine |huum» (or U8 pennant that will provide to make himself the key to the along In years,” said Aaron, lean FootbaU League it might ‘'contributes more to char.'ty more records. Toner wa* so F(X>tball Leagues Central Dlvl- at uje New York Giants, 1-1. another opportunity to test ^'■“''es’ ability to terrorize ene- “They’re the two toughest pltch- P. Sheldon, B. Menschell possibly help if your name is ®Port. over $2H slon will get lt« college atmos protect (|unrierback &ib Berry Steelrra got 275 ynttis and tw,) yard* and two touchdowns. 11:00—Bob Kay, L. Becker, pleased with tee performance of The Green Biiy Mlrawaobi better than U did In a 17-7 Uais Ifsirtalowiui from the tsiwltw ed 10 times ii.Ielphla turn of fiilltiack Matt SneU to Carthy, A. Repko, D. Kelly standing player. And oiat’s exactlv what this “** ‘‘e'y'nK on opposing force*, Oiey but there are more Richardsons viewing time, are expected to New Hampshire Is trying to ball playoff game Mo^v at Piitl'idelplUa to uiisel Dal- Wiudiington g,k go,Kl nmnlng. '”I> form Tlw JeU' running 11:30—Prank Segallne, R, ban playoff game Monday nt tn,^ ofiense wddeh .^ Ic d up 52 l,ui, the Kngle* will tovve to mo,, m yanla, In tlUlr hso. to C le ^ IPwue w hs l,.i,vdl«a„>e.l a w e e i '^ore the are riding similar create: the (6) on the list of 400 active create even more interest for shake off tee effects of last MetropoUtan Stadium-—and the season. Braves hoping to top o« their Mountain, A. Endee, H. Ttour- points In BtUf.more. the running of nwkle Oolvln land and definitely will have tee as Snell nuraed a vtn» con- tellotte players than any other family ‘^® P*8®hln sport, week’s drubbing from Dart­ Packers and Vikings would tear ’^^®'*' P*‘ohlng and our hltUng. best year In Atlanta by bringing name. PubUedst Harold Rosen- ^re hoodlums fUtering Into mouth. Although an Injury in up tee field. ‘’“fi ‘®"*' wlUi passing of Sonny Jurgensen In ’“Uon. d ^ lo n Braves is e^ ted to u should be an Interesting se- the ^ Its first NL p e S 11:40—Ken Lang, T. Lembo, teal points out. P®o football? that game may aldellne All-Yan­ So, the Packers luid Vikings becausea llgW of one hla left wrlM 20« In two gome*, and eirtabllsh H« Wd Ui »>eat Snn l*>iinelseo 'D»« l*alr1ots, belted In order be all about when the teams " However, he added. “But and the Mete hoping to to^off an R. Tsirtaglla, R. Primavera wiu trv to tear un each othee n< » "d rlln o friwture, a rualUng g«ime against a Obw which looked Isntter losing to ''Y Dwiver. Kansa* GHy and take the field for the 4 p.m., 11:50—Alex Hackhev, B. Fay, SnUth, that traditional oU- "We spend between $200,000 kee back Mike Bhaughnessy, lU try to tear up each 0 It’s only five gtimcs. Anything Impossible dream by nailing the piupoae surname, comes ®nd $300,000 a year on our se- New Hampshire has 22 other Miemorial Stadium os ^ qtmi^r^k Joe Kh,>,> boys defcntir SaU tout alloweil Green Bay than It did to Allnn- Oakland. s|i|>ear outcls**ed all EDT, stent of the tradition- can Iwippcn.’ pennant after so many years of J. Goldberg. J. Richmond GOING THROUGH THE MOTION — Atlanta tion recently, is slated to face the New Ywh breaking playoffs that will be 12:0O-Ed Rnbls, 3. Davis, R. Braves knuckle-balling pitcher Phil Niekro in ac­ through with a mere five, as curlty system,” Rozelle added, lettermen back to make them a Bay mioots for Us telrd straight h . r 1 NKrZ" '"ch. . T i T '" '. ‘S ’ What Is kn<)wn Is that Seaver, ridicule, Mets today in the National League playoffs. does Johnson, the name whch “Wc check everything and leading threat In UConn cx>nque nationally televised by NBC. the biggest winner In the majors Each also was brought back Palozej, S. Keller The playoffs were Initiated to 12:10—Prank G uerrara, T. has been challenging Smith for everybody out.” of the (inference crown. this season with a 2B-7 record, to earth In final games, the natlcHial numerical supremacy. Incidentally, his office put the Yale, picked.No. 7 among New ^ »y breakaway threat ,rf G.vle S ay tta.lr flrat two stATts, they man- satisfy the requirements of the will be out on the mound for the Mete losing to Chicago and hav- Tantlllo, R. Hartmann, R. Mosh­ new two-league, four division ______er After that there are merely ®ten>p of approval on Joe England college teams, has one 0-2, and 'CSTkeT'^y'^Nfi^^^^ to ers"N;w-V.:;;;7;:,:; to“r; ”vTr sied -ga'i;.U "Si^ M®te Uxlay against knuckleboll- Ing a nine-game winning streak the offense that ii|wet Minneaotn "We have a ohance to beat set-up. Baseball never before In or Nlokro, 23-13 12:20—George Cefferrattl, J. twos and threes, plus a scat- Hamath’s new Bachelors III pad more chance to work out Its at­ the Atlanta Falcons, 1-1, alst> ke, end Willie Davis and biu-k imui* snapped and the Braves bowing Rough and Ready Defense, iHIt WM innlfeelisi) In 24-0 ksaa file Jets, Definitely," Boatim Its 100 years has had a similar wiwt Is anticipated Is that Garbrous, T. Bugnackl, J. Som­ terlng of presidental names Barton, which opened this tack be ore starting Its Ivy wlU have to change playing Herb Adderly. to Clnclnrmtl after posUng 10 League season against Brown on Leroy Kelly, wtio miased liuit to Detroit Ostch dive iUste said. "I feat K systein, and therefore no prece- g^ime two will see the Mete fol- m ers and several toteresting Juxt^x>- week. consecuUve victories. 12:30—Stan Staszowskl, R. Bltlons. F or Instance: • » * Oct. 1 1 . That chance, however, •Mir team txaiiee up to Me full po­ dent has been esteblished for low with Kossman, 17-8, against Oddsmakers have made the come* against a Colgate team tential. we can beat anybo($|r.” the pitching vs. hltUng argu- Ron Reed, 18-10, and game Scraphln, J. Johnson, L. Apter 'Hiere is a Cannon (BUly, Mereer Unlikely Namath and Company Paired with Patriots Braves n-10 favorites to win the 12:40—Frank Sarro, > Emle Trademark of Hockey Kings tight end, Oakland); a Gunner ® that upset Cornell last week 28- l’3af>;le Ifa r r ie r H The gnsite, wtitc* figursa to merit In ouch a rfiort series. three will match New Yorks’ 24. d raw a sellaMit crow d of m ore playoff, despite the fact the Heath, M. Kravltz, J. Howat SPRINGFIELD, Mass.— with Billy Inglls > (28-30-56), going to be available as a uUl- (Harry, defensive end, Cincin- “I don’t forsee any merger of But that will be tee tost here Oory Gentry, 13-12, and Pat Mets whlpp^ Atlanta eight of Colgate’s attack features half­ Deall l’’irsl than 36.000 at BnaAon OblUge as tee two teams battle today Jarvis of AUante 18-11 12:50—Chet Wo«ack, R. Belter, CHECKERED A rough and ready defense Gordon Labosaiere (13-28-36 In tty forward. He’ll be 39 In De- natl); and a SheU (Art, tack- ABA and NBA,” Walter the 12 times they met during B. O’Brien, E. Moser FLAG only 25 games) and Jimmy Pet- cember. le, Oakland). 'Various trades Kennedy said. "I won’t say, back Dom Fischer, a hard-run­ Htadltmi, wlU mark Ituab’s first appears to be the trade­ 'Twn defeats were lemiral lo apfiearance against tee Jats He T whcr, m«l Iniixwslble. There Is lltUe d ^ b t ete will once again be heard at one game. To ba'nnce the attack Quarterback Boii Griese game wlUi Kansas (tty. hit on who gave Buffalo a new life defcHt w a s 5-0 and now holds Wlnczo, B. Marsh, A. Piurter- the Thompson Speedway, Sun­ push his club’s way out of the as Is returnee Brian Murphy (7- Rick Pagnutti was lost to Salt defensive end, Denver); Wilson “At this Ume, there are no Aiifirrili Kntrrs Karr 'Seaver and a Jerry Kossman Orlando Cepeda, with 22 lioni- nack quarterback Steve Goepel is ex­ of Miami, the American nlne-oM4 passes, Including an wMh senautlonnl performances 5-2 record that the people In Atlanta are day Afternoon, as the combined Eastern Dlvislcm cellar, where 8-15 while In uniform for 72 Lake City In the reverse draft; (Nemiah, cornerback, Oakland, grounds for a compromise,” he HEATTl.E (AP) Mario An- hos a good chance to beat any- ors. pected to use his peuM. TTie 6- Footliall lycague’s version 80-yar.l touchdown paas. last week, lead the Bilta lutnlnst < it hoping It Is, and there are those, 1:30—Dick Stranahun, O. Pet­ forces of the ARDC and NEMA It finished last season. games). Vic Tisler has decided to re- and Jerrel, punter, Kansas added. Brlen Balntwniler Pubuikl drelll. winner of tee Indianapo­ body,” Manager Gil Hodgee of t Iic Mete arc not without ers, T. Bontly, J. Olnsburg foot-2, 210-potmd Junior threw Quarterback Joe Namath. lloustoti. and lnjiiry-wnickeected to bo on hand for the 31 assists in only 51 games). going up during his rookie been reinstated as an amateur. cornerback, Boston; 'Bob, cen- “Pro sports have helped over- The other flnUterrs were Bel- aabi Thursday. THE TEN BEST smooth out their offense to do 11 game winning streak. leaca (M il. WoJtiMlk IPi, 1st tivat expiates that feellr«. It series of qualifying events to The rest will be newcomers, al- P™ ®®8®®n) Bryan Camp- and Murray was traded to ter, Cincinnati; Essex, nmnlng come social problems In many says: It again. Junior quarterback Griese, who scramble* like a Belle (lOCi, Gnllemnl MBli. Sal­ Sports Viewing be capped by a lOQ-lap feature, though some will bo familiar to (27-28-66 In only 53 games) Phoenix for Cote. back, Cincinnati; James, safe- cities, including Atlanta and Joe Massey started slowly schocked gazelle, leads the wrln- azar (BC), Crtatofnro (Pi. Ma­ “Stay hero. Walk to the Mete’ SATURDAY thirty-three cars starting three Springfield fans, don’t make the grade In Los So there’ll be some new faces ty, CincinnaU and Rich, numlng New Orleans.” Rozelle said, Iii(liaii.s Hold Off Windliam, WORLD SERIES funeral.” against UConn, but then com­ less Dolphins against tee all- rino (P i and Tyt) rtstniderl rojt 1 1 :0 0 ( 8) Pro Football abreast Indianapolis style. Roger Oote, who held the re- A"»®'®®- ‘*'®y’>* *>® bach, ‘o®- with the Kings, and If they can back, Houston). “There has been discrimination winning Raiders In the Orange cord Johnston shattered U bock Veteran Jimmy Anderson (12- put together any Idnd of an o(- There is a Little (Floyd, run- over the years, as there has pleted 14 of 29 passing attempts l)>e loj> ten. By LEE MUELLER, NEA Sports Writer Highlights These potent racing creations for 242 yards. Fullback BUI Bowl In one of two AFI., clashes aftcr a year In Phoenix Oote 3, Kam®®). ® Spring- fense to go with what should be nlng back, Denver) and a Biggs been in all walks of life, but pro Score 2-1 Soeeer Vielorv T7ie ncoren were Pulaski 27, (SO) Twins vs. Orioles reach speeds of over 100 MPH Primps, another Junior, leads In tonight. San Diego hoots Oliicln- (SO) Meta vs. Braves was acquired In a trade for Jim "®'‘*®^. ^^® “ 1®'®"®®. ‘t’ll be an In- (Verlon, defensive end. New football has made great strides. St H crnanl 2*. 11110*10 23, 1919 Title Bout on the long chutes and the high rushing with a 3.5-aVf*rage, but natl In tee other. Playing their treat gam e to MANf’ilKMIKK 2, WI.MIIIAM I (8 ) Wide World of banked turns of the five eights Murray. Dave Amadlo, with the ®*®®Pt‘°" the 57-58 season. Is terestlng season. York). There are two Ottos on Just like the rest of the coun- f-Iast ftaOMdlc .IS, HI B e rn a rd s the ground attack Is a weak spot. “I hate to play against him erlomn. (AI'i feir- NAPLES. Italy (AP) —The 1:00 ( 8) NFL: Bears vs. Bailey, Ray Roberts, Bobby penalties three times there. overtook Middlebury. and won, to contend with tee Jack rabbit a one point 'leflclt I> WnjNh Bivins ralnr PaqueUe ed North Carolina State 23- over Worcester Tech. Wesleyan penalty kick after 10 mlnut -s H«*riiiuAil0r Tcutmor lAbby Keller nt Grassy Hills would send BenvenutI down for San Francisco be offered with the final point Also bidding for defense Jobe qH the tee in a light drizzle today as 13 and Idaho turned back Southern ^Mississippi 31-21 won 27-14 In last year's encoun­ In AFI, action Sunday, New of the first peritsi Bousflclil OR was runnrnip with 47 40 67. THK YKAH AFTER World War I ceased, the coimlry (he len count, you needed to wa­ 4:00 (SO) Meta vs. Braves championship to be decid<^ at are Dale Hoganson, the out- Strove to maintain its slender one stroke lead in ter. York plays at Boston In a game equalled the score In the sec. Hllkowftki Mrr-seat San P a­ Maine team was led last week­ rllum. Johnston at fullback Jcchniron KoRtrr cago White Sox—the climax. Club owners, deciding to Maloney 18, Bristol Central 18 Jets, Eagles Win and 200, U another hltUng de- 227. just one stroke up on the team fight for the huge gold- sky, who rushed for 120 yards in Navy Is at No. 4 Texas, Bay­ cash in on the flaming interest, scheduled a nine-game ulo Stadium. lor is at Louisiana State and end by Steve Boyko, wbc j 1 ed In tee National Football replaced Ihe Injured Talbot ;n OI* Notre Dame (W.H.) 0. Xavier (enseman from Western Can- American twosome of Orville plated World Cup Hsieh led the 28 carries, swept left end for 24 League, these gamea are ached, that poslUon series. The crowds came. What they saw was the Black BenvenutI dismissed specula- 0 (tie) Midgets Contests Mlss-ssippi State Is at Houston (or two touchdowns and ran (or Manrhr*t*T 0 2 0 0 2 tlun about a weak right hand a M ^ and Lee Trevino. field going into tiie third round yards to get Miami's goahead uled (or Sunday: Green Bay at Sox selling out to gamblers. College FtMthall Goaltending is a quesUon Thailand and Argentina were with a slx-under par 136. in three other attractive night- another In tee 36-18 win over WlnFihAm 1 0 0 0 I which he Injured In his last Action was heavy last night at touchdown teive started. Soph Minneaota; Baltimore at Atlan­ Coach Wisely Hayes of Ohio University of Hartford 18. mark, although Los Angeles Ued Immediately behind the The veteran Hsieh one ers. Bridgewater State. Despite a 20- Sroii*rn Iknuirirtil, KrnrTi*’f Baseball players, bound by a reserve rule and paid non-title bout against Blatra's Mt. Nebo as midget Football Tom Sullivan bucked over from 10 loos to WilUams. Trinity will ta; Dallas at Philadelphia: New State says Michigan State gave New Haven 6 may deal for a goalie to give United States with 279. stroke up on Moody and Argen- The top-ranked Ohio State linf, f>0jin considerably less than wartime shipyard workers, al­ Dick "nger. took to tee turf and the results the three to put Miami In be banking on more of Bernar- Orleans at Los Angeles. Detroit his unireaten Buckeyes their HubtfUIUtrE, College Cross tV>untTy hopes (or Bruce Landon, fresh The 1-2 poslUon of Taiwan and Una's Roberto de Vlcenzo, Ued Bucke>'es play at Washington. < ’onrmn. Km tu r' ways needed extra money, so some of the White Sox “My hand Is perfectly healed, were the Eagles sweeping tee front for good at 17-13. donl to defeat Bates. Bemardool at fneveland; St Loula at Pitta- toughest gam e in 196S Ohio llnf, Mttrth. Connecticut 18, Boston College Springfield an e.xperieiiced man. ^ United States was similar to nt 137. No. 2 Penn State 1# at Kansas HrrtJlc, RmsyOu learn agreed to give less than their best effort on the even though I felt a slight pain Giants 28-0 and the Jets upend­ Three field goals by Jim Huff, hit on 10 of 16 pasnea for 80 burgh, Washington at San Fran- .Shite woo 25-20 f'irU r. ftolitno. fTiapin diamond. Ironically, only one or two ever collected. 38 At the moment Wilson has high U»® situaUon In Rome last year. To speed up movement of the from 22, 29 and 37 yards out, State. No. 3 Arkansas hosts Tex­ claco. and Chicago at New during an exhibition match ten ing the Patriots 26-6. as Christian at Little Rock, yards and a touchdown. Suspicions were aroused before the serie.s when hook­ days ago. Don’t worry, my hand College Soccer out of Junior A where he was Hsieh and his partner Lai Lion 90-man Held over the hilly par- put the icing on tee cake for tee York. u m r a IHO B FAMIY OAT AT STArFOBO Yale 5, Army 2 Eagles stx>res were recorded Ark., and No. 5 Southern Cali­ Central and Bridgeport open ies made the Beds favored over the Chisux, supposedly 1.1 In sbahe. My right will strike by Maloney with three touch­ tee second team ail-star while Huan. shared the lead In the n Buklt course, tournament o<- Hurricane*. Che ECastern FootbaU Conference Daryle Lamonica. Oakland'a SUNDAY at 2 tf IfM SniOWAT AND FANL ENJOT THt baseball's best team It resulted in ha.sebull naming with tee right power at the right poatlng a 3.22 goaJs-agalnst av- W”! two rounds with the Ameri- ficlals spUt the In the Quarterbetek Steve Oleon and fornia Is at Oregon State In top­ downs and Rea with one. Oon- flight afternoon games. season. Both arc strong enough golden-armed quarterback, di­ iMCEi sinr MVERs Mio nuucMmE ju m n . its first commissioner. Kenesaw Mountain l.andis. who moment. ' But anyway, I heard \*eralon attem pts were made enage and three shutouts In 39 third round, split end Jerry Henden connect­ to grab the EFC crown from de­ rects the Raiders, who are BANOS M i FK N O nS suspended eight White Sox players for life. that Scott doesn’t protect hlm- games for Peterborough. That They split in the third round, HaU were sUithw out cn tee ed on throe touchdown passes to Other leading (XMitests Include successful by Hunt and a ^g te Michigan State at Notre Dame. fending champion Southern Oon- eyeing the AFI, record of 15 .n'lf very well from left punches. B o w lin g was the lowest average In the however, and finished In fourth first tee and haU on tee 10th. lead Idaho over Southern Mis- necMcut, which lost Its opener safety was made by Lln^ney. Stanford at Purdue. Missouri at straight rtctorles establlahed by So why not use my left?” OHA circuit for anyone who P*®®® The highlight 00 F rid ay e stastppt a t Mobile. Ala. against Maine, 21-14. In the second game of the Michigan. Indiana at Oolorado. San Diego. Thei spectators at tonight's MANCHESTER C.C. — Vic evening, almost an exact re­ played more than half the 54- ^hu year, the Chinese and tee round was a .^.^ ..- 1.^ hoJe- Altogether. Olson completed Central has two runners, soph- A powefhouse Oakland de­ STOCK CARS open air match are expected to game schedule. ^ Americans were Ued for flrot !»<*,« on tee par-3 12th by Dave 82 pnssee and Henden snared 18 Rice at California. South Osro- Abraltis 140-165-415. Ken Ben­ peat of tee first, touchdowns Hna at G eC ^ a. Tenneasee at omore Paul Metallo and senior fense. which yielded only 68 Include U.S, Transportation Sec­ On hand also Is veteran place with 138 at the end at the Thomas of Walea. p asses,. both Idaho School -rec- .P?te Courcey. ante average car- yards ruahing to' Boston last KAH nett 140-364, Fred Baker 330, were recorded by.Baron with Memphis State and UCLA; at SfECIAL retary John A. VolM. and a Sneddon (3.54 In IS i^ames tor <*»>• before Hsieh and Hsu n was the fourth feat ot this onls. One ot the Olson-to-Hen- riiia of a b ^ t 6 yards. But week, lends balance to the Raid- AMCWmATIII IMIS John Dyment U7-S65, Frank two and Banning one of tee Jets. Northwestern. Oklahoma is idle bevy of Italian moVle^personali­ Quebec ami 5.26 in two tor edged ahead. iT.year hlstorr of tee den TD aerials was good tor 41 Bi-tdgeporl’s ground game la era’ fine team- and could keep Klenan U l. B m Mi-Conkey 386. DeDomtnIcus also tallied once this week. FREE BRAKE INSPECTION ties. Only about 20,000 seats John Rleder 355. t'harles Whel­ for tee winners, and he had the Portland of the Western Moody is pUylng In the World World CUp which began aa tea yards. Olson also scored a called Darrick Warner, the half­ O rlete running for hla life all PLUS!J*;! TIGERS t^!’ir;iTh,;l*.'i however, have been sold so far. League.l He was picked up In Cup (or tee first Ume as U Hsu. Canada Cup In Montreal in 1961 touchdown himself on a keeper back a-ho -J In reach of three nlghl- FRONT END ALIGNMENT—18.95 an 364. only successful conversion for SKOAL n m i OAT nUCES: ADULTS SlilO - CWLO 2Sc MOST CARS Nino's rt'cord for 82 bouts Is them. the reverse draft. Trevino wma paired with JuUua Thomaa uaed a ttree-iroo to from the two. I-aid Nifcht's Fightfi school records Both Cemos have Greg Cook. ClnchjnaU’a tal- PHILLIPS 66 - S&H GREEN STAMPS ON ALL WORK 78 wins -38 before the limit—, EARLY BIRDS Flo Niles The loaers lone tally was The forward lines, aren't set Bonoa at Rome. drive the acroee the atecD The two games kicked off an­ SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico-Joe 1-1 records so far, and both lost i-nted jroung quarterback who la U6 fKNTCR MT.—MANCHEMTBR one draw and three defeats on yet. since Los Angeles has to The Americana * finished in ujttU 31S-yanl (alrwav "King" Roman. 300. Puerto ALL GENERAL REPAIRING 143-344, Joai'. Colby 125. made by Jeste. other collegiate wnekend which last week. Ontrol took the con­ Injured, likely will not start at points. pi^ its ^uad first. second place two strokes behind shot Isndtd six yards alt ttie features some outstanding Rico, knocked out Bowie Ad­ test laaS year. 14-T Bap Diego But tee Bengals. STAFFORD SPEEDWATu U Smm Am >Mbarti*8 D*al*> Is* // Fraser, who was born In Van­ ^rst baseman Bob Bailey of Second baseman Glenn Beck- Marc Dufour (34-36.70) will be the winning Csnadisn team of green and took aeroral hone gamea tonight. ams, 218. Phoenix. Aria.. 1. arho keep coming up trUh our- IHt fi.tt ■ M .f !?!(.• -k tH( (i';i SAN JOSE. Calif —Jose Mo­ RUSSELL TEXACO couver, t'anada. but is an Amer* the Montreal Expos came up ert of the Chicago Cubs hit .JM y*ng as well as Al Baldl>« and George Knad- ^ ,th e baU roilad Akibama. No. 15 in the Aroo- the Montreal Expo*. Is a aaUre prbMw.. have another good proa- m JACOBSEN Randy Prior (7-12-19). who’ll son. tee NiT.Mi*nimiispnn. c m ADAMS and HILLIARD ST.—^TEL. 649-8110 lean citizen, scored 17 vtctoriea the Pittsburgh Pirate chain as a lost season, his highest average d a te d Proas poll, and MlMlssip- reno, 1J8. Ban Jose, outpointed frf Killeen Tex . home of OrvlUc peel' 1^ Sam Wycht. SNOW and one draw In hU 18 pro Eliseo Estrada. U». Mexico Moody. 1966 US Open golf I shortstop, starting with Ashe- In seven years of organised opportunity to play. The defending dtampions en- Thomaa wUl rocctve a rnmui. pt. No. 20. tamgle a t Birming­ Wyche. flIUng In (or Cook in bouts. vUle, N.C., In the Sally League. baseball. (1M6-3SI is tered the third round with a tee-world plane an d ^2 i ham, Ala.. In a natlosially-teie- City,. 10. champion tbe second half of last weak'i scheduled to return at center, fira-ovar M*. doUaia. * ♦»-«*

V PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1969

BUGGS BUNNY — r MANCHEgfER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1969 OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPL^ PAGE THIRTEEN VOU'LL BE SORRY YOU <3UIC< Bosians S«rviM U I M p WERE MEAN TO ME t r i p : ' l l ; e < c T HIM , ESAP ^ AMwtr I* PrtvitM Panl* ______O ffartd 13 *^,y(° ".* * ** 3 5 H*lp W o n fd— Mai* 36 Hdp Wanfed— Mole 36 WHEN X SENO VOU A ^ J. *200. I1.L ^CLAUPe, ROOFlNO and Roof Repair 35 POSTCARD ^ MAsrOQ, 1 CAMT , ------! * 3 0 0 LEFT/ X'M Here and There MEN w ^ted for general out­ FROM N r'H X lO TDTAiCe CLASSIFIED s h a r p BINIWQ Service - Sawa CougUn Roofing Inc.. S4»- IKPBRIKNCED ' / e P >rANP A N P WHO wi KNOWS T sa a isu i' T707. side work. Apply in person, CHINA! c h a n c e s - t h is ij d b . THC PIFFERENCe B u s y / / knlvee, aoea, Mieara. BE PON E , AS LONO AS B u r ^ rotary blades. Qcddi aervlea HIGH SCHOOL Jensen’s Inc.. Route 44A, CABINET MAKERS »g«r/ I WANT ACROSS 66 Greek sod of Mansfield. kCRUMWEU. (SE-fS A PecHARS 1-----Scotia love CaplUd Equipment Oo.. 3F >(O yj2 t r a c e TR A W S FU S IO N Of=, F O B advertising 8L, Mandioater. Hour* noafbngoHd > ATTOBNeV BLUEBIOOP ON 5 Galway DOWK Junlora and aophomorea for OPERATORS MAN WANTED to Install insula- EXoeUent ofienliiga. i^pply: ' C H U M W E L U S * 1 5 0 ? daily 7:30-5, ‘nmraday. 7:8e-S ______Chh— ys lO'A ' THE CHARTS/ SAlaskahasan 1 Memorandum CLASSIPU sD ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS waltreas work, part-time af­ tlon. No experience necessary, V -----of 586,412 Saturday T:S04 SSt-TIBB DISPLAYCRAPT, Inc. 2 Musical ROOKING — Speclallzinjt r-> ter sdiool and Saturdays, wUl train. Good starting rate. square milei 8 AJL to 4:30 P J l food pay. good houn, pleas­ Mancheeter — S4S-MS7 12 Precioui atone composition AL MARINO Servlcos — 644- pairing roots ot sB ktode. new WANTED Apply, Glass Wool Insulation' 13 Lifetime 3 Movers rooCi, gutter wwk, ^ m asye ant atmosphere. Apply In Oo., 8S0 Proqiect St., Etest erlenee. Fres estlmitsi 5 Sack 26 Asseverate 47 River la pliances moved, removed. AT TRUCK Driver’s Helper—Must Expansion of Olan MUls. off Florida's 6 Time past 27 Maine’s ----- Minnesota Peedltoe for gatnwUy Mid Monday la 4;SSpjn. Frida? Metal, cardboard drums avail­ Call Howley S4UK1 844- BRASS KEY be 18 or over. Driver’e license. / t±. coast able. am Inc., means immediate 7 A leaven forests 48 Mature r e s t a u r a n t Airily Shipping Department, opening for two men as ALLEY OOP 16 Part of India 8 Poker stake 28 Notion BY V. T. HAMLIN 17 Undertaking 49 Arabian gulf ' PLEASE READ TOUR AD ROOFm o, Guttan. Chimneys— Watkins Bros, ot Manchester. managers of telephone train­ 9 Peruse 30E3Upsoidal 50 Canvas & lte i COMRLHnn ahaipenlng serv­ 829 Main St. FINDING A I YES, WE EVEN CONSIDERED NOW, NOW, UUDE8, VfXI 18 German city 10 Comfort 31 Chest rattle ice. Hand and power mowers New end rcpaln our spscisl- ing wKh pay. Must be free I THINK INE OOVERNMENnS 20 Natives of 52R^iIMd MANAGER I ASKING THE CROWN FOR KNOW TH' GOVBJ'MENT NOSE IS CHANGING 115 MIND 11 Clumsy boats 32 Russian ruler 53BIeaaureof sharpened and jrepalred. Pick ty. 30 y «sn experience. F r e e ______to travel in Nee/ England WIU. BE A HEEP, BUT.... WOULDNTSnCK ns NOSE Sweden (wife can travel/aa co-work- PROBIEM, INTO PRIVATE BUSmCBS. ABOUT PRIVATE ENTBtPRISEl 19 Insect egg 33 Poultry Israel next inaertion Th. *■ * * the up and delivery CMl anytime. eetimatee. OaB Roy Kanehl. HOUSBKBiEPlNO atteuMnt tor LANDSCAPE WORKERS 22 Angry 21 Skin tumor 36ThediU N er). High echM education 25 Canberra is 54 Nevada dty 843-5305. Shaipidl, 888 Adams 648HB88 after • pjn. elderly person. Four or more 23 Coarse file 42 Fe^le deer 55Ck»icludcs St, Manchester, Oonn. — ------hours dally. No Sunday or Holi­ No Experience Necessary or equlvaleht./Apply in per­ B v e ia y Australia’s 24 Changes 44 Worm 58Ek>och de not leaaen the valne of FuU or part-time mornings, son to Mn. LaclMUice. MAN A 25 Frigid 46 English forest 59 Clamp M l days. Apply Mariow'a Inc., SST KING'- 29 Arm of the cowected hy “make good" taaerSon” ^ * ^ ^ ^ wID aot be ODD JOBS, light tru(ddng, • Mlain St. 83.50.per hour. Olan MlUa '^representative, carpentry, mlscellaneoua re- 906 Main 3t., Rbom 37, Man­ Atlantic,----- 1 r " r " 4 r r IT 1 9 Sea r pain, etc., good service and ______SECRETARY, excellent short- T chester. GRANTLAND NURSERY m i g 34 Roman poet 12 w (BockvUle, ToB Free) low prices. 64S-7318. DRElWM AKTNO and altera- hand and tjqibig abllHy re- 35 Depot (ab.) Uona. slppere replaced etc. qulred. Legal experience pre- MALE production wofkera. 37 Flower it 17“ 643-2711 CARPBIT Installing — Ruga cut Call 84S-4S11. ferred. 38 hour-week, salaried 643-0669 container 875-3136 and flniahed to fit. Call 648- You need no pre­ Opening! on aecond ahlft. II ^ ------— position. (DaU 647-9908 week­ SUrtlng rate 82.71 per hour. OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS 38 Unaspirated 1580 daya, evenings 848-9010. days sm. vious experience. 39 Writing tool lovifi^Tnickliig— SIMONIZBR at Manchester’s Apply to Rogera Ck>rp., Mill 40 Russian AIX, KINDS of trucldag, ^>- We’ll train you at Mr. Auto Wash. Experienced and Oakland St.. Manchester >0-4 Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? > rS fora 9 * 2 •m anicurist wanted, fuU or a good starting wolfhound pliances moved, odd jobs, e t c . ______part-time. OaU Magic Mirror or trainee. Steriing range 81.60 or coll Mrs. Marge Hampson ^ >***■ ***■ ««» VA Nt. OH. 1 CAW SEE ITA LL WOW/ 41 Great fear salary. Valuable GOLDIE WILL WIWP OP Oil drums for sale. General MANCHE8T131 DeUvary-Ught Beauty SahM, 848-9449. to 83.38 per hour, depending 648-8163. An equal opportunity 43 Staggerers home and business rubbish re­ tTucUng aud paekaga delivery. benefits, pleasant upon experience. All work done employer. THE COMPAWy PRESI- 45 Hops' kilns 24-Hour Answering Service DAVY JONES BY LEPP and McWILLIAMS PLAYER, AND HE'S PEMT— YOU'LL WIWDLIP moval. Bstlmatea. Jones Bros., Ratrigermtora, wsaben and WOMH!N needed part-time In working condi- by special machines. FVir in­ TEACHIWS ME BEHIWPA DESK-AWP 47-----Lake, 649-3073, 64SH)8Q3. PARTS MAN for service de­ HOW TO PLAY Oregon Free to Herald Readers stove moving, specialty. fPM the Manchester area to do of­ ditions, opportu­ terview call 648-6133. M pT^R C V . DON'T G-GO...\ I'LL WIWP UPSWEEPIW’ fice cleaning in the evening. partment. experience pre­ S’ dhir- GOSH, I PIPN'T 'I r the sam e DOT TH' PLACE/ MY 51 Shop mg tdialrs tor rant 64»4«t b nity for advance­ ^ ^vJ»LEASE, COME BACK:J2 C'MON NOW, PERCY... POLLARD Tree Service. Ex­ Good wages, paid hoUdaya and ^ILL-TIME maintenance man ferred, good pay, fringe bene­ THINK YOU REALLY 6E A GOOD PORPOISE fiRAMPANPI LIKE TO 56Beteme J?o“ L r:r™ S X “£>Ie"^ pert tree removal, pruning and ment. 57 Low haunt other fringe benefits. Apply at for rapidly expanding nursing fits. Manchester Plymouth, ’a-/vv) PI5LIKEP NICE MISS ANP GO GET TH' PARCEL eoiLP HOUSES OUT OF 47 d 4^ u trimming. Insured. 289-8730. PORIE ENOUGH TO FROM HVt...mKMe/ PLAYIW' CARPS 60 Foretoken Pcrintiwg— Foporing 21 Rudder Window Cleaning Co., home complex. Top wages, Tolland Tpke. Route 88, Tal- 61 Not closed fringe beneftu. Chance for ad­ cottville. REFUSE T ’ PLAY OUR u EDWARDS TREE SERVICE (Soucter) - CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex­ 187 Charter Oak Ave., Hart­ Visit our employ­ LI'L FETCH-GAME, 62 Son of Gad ford or call 537-Sin. ment office locat­ vancement. iMeadows Con- (Bib.)' II Trees cut, building lots clear­ terior painting, paper hanging. valeecent Home. 647-1461. DRIVERS for school buses, 63 Tear asunder ANSWERING SERVICE ed, trees topped Oot a tree Dlscoimt e 1438. Watkins Bros., 643.6171. M i6 n r/ ENGLAND round employment. Full com­ address to the ClasjlOed 649-8781, 643-8110. REWEAVINO of burns, moth- clal rates for people over 68 pany beneflU. Must be a will. boles, uppers repaired. Win DOCTOR’S Assistant — part- EXPERIENCTBD mactianic Manager, Manchester , ------. —-ri-w-, « «u. TTui' Qall my otinipetltors, then call Ing worker and a foot learner. Evening Herald, together 19M NINE-passenger Ford dow ahadeeshades made to measure.measure E*tlmstes given. 849-7868 time, LPN or RN. Write sUt- wanted for general repair with a memo ^ t l ^ lb's (Country Squire. Power steer- all gixe Venetian blinds K e « ------tng particulars to Box- "BB", TELEPHONE garage. Profit aharing plan Muat be mechanically and companies you. do NOT ing, vinyl interior. 8760, must Z. Manchester Herald. oleclrlcnlly Inclined. For good BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Ing, vinyl interior. 8780, must made while youvou wait.wall Tape-r.n. w- NAME YOUR own price. Paint­ available for qualified man. want Co see your letter. sell. Good condition. Call 743- ing, paper hanging, paper re- See Mr. Sloan. Sloan Garage, future with u growing company corders for rent. Marlow's wr. HOUSEWIVES and students COMPANY LOOKED LIKE MR IT'S GETTING DARK, Your letter wiii be de­ 7808. moval, ceilings. Guaranteed Route 93, Vernon, apply to manager, Brunswick THERE'S ONLY A HOT- HEY, MIKE.' Y WE'LL HELP YOU stroy^ If the advertiser Main St 649-622] needed for temporary tele- MIKE WASN'T QOIN' TO SEAT. WHILE WE'RE DOG STAND, MR.SAWTER. workmanship. Prompt service Parkade iJuiss, Parhade Shop­ WAKE UP.' is one you've mentioned, 1960 CHEVROLET, 2-door, MALE HEIJ* - Full time, good GET AROUN' TO DO HIS WAITING FOR MR. ' I'LL COOK US A LITTLE IT'S CLOSIN LIGHT trucklrg — Lawns, cel­ satisfaction guaranteed. 047 pheme work In our Manchester An Equal Opportunity Employer ping ('enter. SHOPPIN', SO I BOUGHT if not it will be handled radio, good running condKlon. 9564. office. FuU or part-Ume, day , working conditlona, fringe BERNT, 1 THINK SUMPIN' HERE ON TIME. in the usual manner lars, attics cleaned, odd Jobe. WHAT T COULD WITH THE I'LL LOOK UP A 743-9479. Trees cut and removed. 648------or evening hours. |1.60 per beneftta. Apply i’opuUr MACTIINIST wanted to learn . MONEY I H AD RESTAURANT. IP 'YtXi'LU WSSMeiUTUWI SORRY T M MARRIED.'^ 6000. „ — . hour plus bonuses. Apply t o ------/ Market, Grocery Department, short run tool trade for metal IN7D A eeAJJTlRJL fWNCgSS. 1963 VOLKSI^GEn” 'Bugr’’ H oot H nislling 2 4 Mrs. Lachance, 10-11 a.m. and CHRISTMAS selling eekson will 738 Middle Tpke., Manchester. stampings. Bridgeport ex- , good condition, needs tires, 49,- 4-8 p.m. Olan Mills representa- soon be heio. Prepare now for perlence helpful. Apply Gunver' FIXXJK SANDING and refinisr Lost -f Saturday, Sunday and Monday, e not, MIA W TSL'hf. lU. M on Porsonols 3 .Dorches ond roofing. No Joe part or full-time, morning or For complete information caU 39»4>38l. calls. Miller Pharmacy. 79 Lakewood Cbrcle South, 649- too small. CaU 849-U44 Bonds Stocks evening hours available. Lib- Ellen 878-9671 o r Mary 743-7861. RIDE WANTED from Green 1696. M o r tg o g n s 2 7 eral bonus and fringe beneflte, “ The trouble is your legs aiir’t fat enough to help, HALLMARK Building Com­ Rd. to Pratt A Whitney Air­ hourly wage, convenient park- ASSISTANT bo(*kaepsr- must your arms very much!” 1963 OLDSMOBILE, exceUent pany—for home improvement, MORTGAGES — 1st and 3nd, MICKEY PINN craft, Gate 2, first shift, 7-8:80. ing. Phone— 646-0738------for appoint­ know bookkseptng dlrteralfted BY LA>IK LEONARD condition, low mileage. 41 additions, rec rooms, garages, mortgagaa— Interim financing work. BsnafiU. Apply In per 649-2745. Prospect St., 649-9088. ment. OH... PLEASE roofing. gutters. Free esti­ —expedient and confidential______oon Gear Btm ., 140 Rye St., NO... I'M OOIN' WITH YOU WERE OUT WITH mates. all work guaranteed. L E T M E LITA'S MOTHER— TO U TA 'S MOTHER LAST IT'S CLOSET cleaning time 1948 PLYMOUTH, coupe, Chrye- aarvlca. J. D. Raal Estate EXPBnUBNCEX) typist and So. Windsor, / Exp9rhnc9 N^ewary C'/MOM MCNISH—GET up! SLEEP... I'M TFANFTK—TO AVFFT STEVE CANYON OOfatM •>mvnmv«aKA«s r ' ^ Gall 646-2837. Assoc. 64td)126. BY MILTON CANIPP again, remember Hospital ler powered. CaU 643-1971 after general office worker for busy e x c e l le n t wonjoNQ ooNDmom, IT'S EIGHT-THIRTY— TIAiE TO TIRED.. AND Penny Saver with clean, sale­ Rockville factory otflcs. (Jon- '«AUUIT AND OOltPAinr BBmBnTB HAVE BREAKFAST ANP BESIDES.. I'M r’------^ 6. CARPENTRY — concrete ateps. BEFORE VDU tact Miss Qlnsburg, 875-3886. OLAN MILLS INC. START BACK HOME! NOT COIN' BACK , You G O T T A ^ IF MIZ OLSON KNEW , WE gOTH LOVE MIZ TE MAY NOT VET BE HoOKED able clothing and housewares. floors, hatchwayi, remodeling OPEN UP V Butinnw Opportwiity 28 WITH you! KNOW I'M HERE I FLAGGED >tXJ DOWN OLSON ! HER SON OLEY 15 BUT ITS AS CLOSE AS WALL- DeUver to shop, 615 Main St. Needs two women to *mrk MORIARTY BROTHERS. Inc. COLONEL Y0URF4CE... porches, garages, cloaeta. ceil­ HYQIEINIST for Saturdays, LIRE. I HAD ENGINE USIN'DRUGS... PAPER.I HE ADMIRES YOU, or caU 649-3297. We can also Auto Aceossorios— ings, attics finished. rec NURSING Homes — Publicly as telephone advertising su- 161 - l u o e n t e b *r. f CANYON... TROUBLE-SHEb HAVE and (tontal secretary part- COLONEL CEE ! WILL YOU use your shopping bags. Thank rooms formica, eeranslc. Oth­ held corporation will buy for pervlaors or proof consult- MANCnXSTBB. OONN. — 6U>ill6 MV HEAD ON A STICK You. Tims______6 time. Write Box "F " COME SAVE THAT VOUN6 er related work. No Job too cash or stock. Leonard Ricoo, ter Harold. ants. You can earn 87,000- Vaeaftea—laaasBMo—Feoatea FOR DRINKIN'MASH AN' CAT FROM ACID ON THE HALF ■ ■ 396, 425 H.P. ENGINE balanc- Realtor, c-o George Broam, 89,000 per year after two- aaS klaay Mere Friaga BaaafMil TALKIN'TRASH/ small Don Moran. Biilldar HEAD ? A u to m o b iln s F o r Sed* 4 ed, blue printed, clearance, Evenings 940-8880 8380 Main St., Stratford, Oonn., WOMAN to cars for acUvs weeks paid training period heads blueprinted, many ex­ 06407. oami-invalid dally, aoms sva- Salary plus bonuses. Excel­ NEED CAR? Credit very bad? tras and parts. Over 83,000 in­ SA'/E MONEY! Foot service. nings and weekends. No houae- lent opportunity for ad­ Bemkrupt, repoaseasion? Hon­ vested, sell for 81800. or best Dormers, room addltiona, ga­ keeplng. Must have own trana- vancement. Apply In person est Douglas accepts lowest offer. CaU 649-7518. rages, porchei. roofing and Mniical Pwnnatlc 30 portetion to South Windsor. to Mrs. I-aciiance, Olan down, smallest payments, any­ PRIVATE lnstruc«ons~plano, CaU between 041, 640-4833. af­ MlUe representative, m where. Not small loon finance ^I^vel Dormer Oorp., 389- by London certified teicher, ter 7 p.m., 644-0481 Main St.. Room 37. Man- company plan. Douglas Mo- Trailnn— my home. 648-3310. ebaater. MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and PRANK RIDGEWAY tOTB, 846 Main. Moblln Homns 6>A . — ------FULL-TIME and pari-tims HELP ______DORMH318. garages, onrehes waltrassas, 84lay weak, 9 - 6 1986 FORD and Plymouth 4- 1969 FORD Ranger camper spe­ rec rooms. room additions, shift. W. T. Grant Co., Park- WOMAN to do ttouaework, tKMira i s x SHES1ALKIN3 TD ANOTHER PARROT SHE door sedans, V-8, automatic, Hnip 0-1, 6 days par week Own USED TD KNOW AT THE PET SHOP. cial pick-up with every avaU- kitchens, add-a-leveU, roofing, YE9, ITfe BEEN radio, power steering, extra able camper option and 1069 sKUng, genera] repalra. ()usUty 3 5 Cransportatkm. Call between 6:30-8:30, 640-9743. OVER 15 MINUTES WINTHROP wheels. 648-2880. lOH’ Silver eagle pick-up workmanihlp. Financing avail- NURSE'S aide (pert or full­ BY DICK CAVALU operator 089. time), 9-7 p.m. or 7-11 p.m. WANTED ALREADY. coach. This slx-sIeepcr is fuUy able. Economy BuUders. Inc.. 1987 CHEVROLB?r Impala Su­ Moatly pumerical. Bensflte. 849-4819. DRIVERS Cor Bcisuol buses, self-contained and like brand 443-6150. 872-0647 evenings Mancheotor schools, 7:30-S:46 > MOLD MAKBtS # LATHI OFIRATOKS A e YOU (GROW OLDER per Sport, 81,496. or best offer. new throughout. Save 83,000 Goer Braei., 140 Rye St., Bo. GRBAT WHO CARE6 WHAT Windaor. CAPABLE person to work In a.m., 2:10-3:46 p.m. Excellent • NIOOiPOftT OPntATORS VGU\€ (SOT TD EXPECT COLOR. I T 16... 647-9746. from original list. Bank financ­ ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga­ e C O TT! A <5EAy H A IR T D FD P Inventory (Control posting and part-Ume for third ehlft work­ ITS A HAIR/ ing up to five years. Many oth­ rage rec rooms, bathrooms •1st CLASS MACHINIST r ROUND UP NOWANDTHBvJ^ CAOLUe5 hlS ' ICMARAOB 15 TO SAnSPY OT5 ) LOWK built. CaU Royal Custom BuUd- terrtaw appointmaat caU 649- tOKK. TIP m HAP PBOiLEMS: A WIFE-BEATING ^ HE5 iffir MI55INO— XHMni dition, 8800. 648-8781. 0-5:30. Manchester C>'cle Shop. OPENINGS 2181. HONBST IT 90T MAYUf rwio FINALLY PR0V» ■>CU 182 West Middle Tpke., 840- era, 646-8494. ------— ------^ i«iiv»P FORD 1887 Falrtene 800, 3^ 2006 MILUER Pharmacy requires SiVERAL O C aU N T OFFORTUWWRS door hardtop, 388, standard ooemaUclan evenings or week- AUTO MECHAHiCS tranamlealoo. 4 new whitewaU Povlng Drhfnwoyi 14-A ends. Bxpertencod. No phone KAVI DEVSLOFIO M OUR NRMi ttesft 81,800. CaU 8734288. Intinnst Snrvk*s DRIVEWAYS Sealed — TWa U calls. Wft IHnv* 2 Openings For Offnrnd 13 Che Ume to restore the life and BABY SITTER arantad In my appearance of your drtveaay. EXPERIENCED AUTO MECHANICS fjONCIETE FAjmClITm ISIS DESOTO, best offer over ARE A-1. trurk is A-1 home, hours 94 p.m. Five- ROBIN MALONE OOO. CaU 64S-4I6S. Ton For free estimate, cell 7«2- BY BOB LUBBERS ODars. attics, yards, drisa- 0487 month-old child. 6494N9 after f. Pw liW fOGOirsd. Yoor-mM ootli wMh oeor- \T! j IF w e FLY WFLL.,1 FORD, last CraatUne convert­ arajra saaiad and small tmek- If you liovo tfio quftlifieotiono wo hovo the job. OKAY, LSTS e o ' weU. DRiVB' ing done A-1 right. OaU Tre NOW. w e u - CAWTifT AU-NK5HT.'we CAW MAKE rr ible, V-S. Beautiful condition. ORDER Clark—Must ba able to Wo ofFor: Modom iliop, fop poy in lino with poy mtflo. Moor YmrflM. mdso okop^ ARKive IM AROUND PyAFTBBUOOW f Uke new. 873-8948. mono Trucking SarvW lot) u type, keep inventory records, THCMICYIUS tree. 743-»4gI obilify, lioolfli ond occidont insuronco, bonofif n HeRe BlLrWRLL Home Improvatnem laoue ahipptog orders. SmaU of- OFTHe, WORTHY we.'' fleo, eonvenianO location and progrom ond uniforms. v NIOKT.' V'V IMS CORVETTE. ExccUant c(xi- \ATTTCS and caUaro clean»l Cb Expert tnetanettor of VYeeaxib boars.•’ An equal opportunity cvsaiiieMm dtUon. 64S444B. (xld,__ _ Jobs___light trucking ahimtnum sKbng gottore and LITTLE SPORTS \ ~ amptoycr. Fbooe 64T-ei7t. ' WOODWOIKEM ad BY ROUSON trees removed and lots clear trim Roofing bisteltetion ewo Apply to J oImi Moioreo, SorVico Mgr. 1887 BLUE Volkswagen. Sun- ed. CaU 640-I7M repalra. 94944H. 8794UM SWITCHBOARD oparator, U 90 roof, iwSo, black vinyl In­ p.m. - 790 a.m. CaU 6494B19 METilL FUMMTOK -T.***“^ a-v M "H" terior. new tires. Car like new. LIGHT tiuerng. odd Joha_alac ROOFING batwaan 990 a.m. - 1 p.m. t t * BawIMo end rky H.400. 947-1S04. mevtag large appManrat tew* guttera carpanter O"rtln*0*B Weeli With OiwdBo .■sc ing borrala daUvarad 64 6te yaitfa' exw w ieeea ______COUNTER girl lor evanteg D eCO R M O u a JAGUAR. 99 aadan, axeel- 1775 , Vallay O m atnteoam Ob.. S49 shift. 7 p.m. • midnight. 9 to 4 teot cnndtilon throagboat CaU njo Fraa aMteata days par weak. Plooae apply 949-8010 mnyOm*. STEPS, ildewalka. atona walla uua BMUNM mnw Oraplanaa. flagstone tsiraeaa ROOFDtO. ~ ik B ^ Mlatar Donfit. 3Si West Mlddla MOTOR SALES 1881 TR4. asw top, bnkao. All cancrete repalra. bote to- gutters. Oarpentry. Ip k a . M t TOLLAND TVSNPUB <=> riros. Very good eoodttlan. side and ootaidc raUtngs. Land n s m oae tr. MAHCwsml MANGHRSTIR, o o n n . — M M IM Boat oOm'. 818 IMS aftar 898 acaptng. Roaawiably priced Free estlmidea R Dion. 646 WOMAN to do light tronli^ . OaU p^m. > CoU 643(MSI 4953 6694607 after 6 p.ai. •• »• PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1969 ------MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1969 Help Wanted— Male 36 Help Wanted—Male 36 Help Wanted—Mcrie 36 Help Wanted—Male 36 H elp . Wqnted Artielos For Sola 45 Hoinaholcl Goods 51 Wearing Apparel PAGE FIFTEEN ‘j i g b o r e Operators — first, U TILm r kitchen man, part- Male or Female 37 SCREENED loam, processed M odd Home Furniture Fu n 57 Aparfmenfs—Flofs— THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW second and third shift. loathe time, 11-4 p.m^, over lunch WANTED — Part-time Service BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Houi« For Sola 72 Housm For Sola 72 gravel, gravel, sand, stone. 3 ROOM HOUSEFUL Tonaments 63 operators, second shift. Verti­ hour. No weekends. Apply In station attendant, for morn­ HU. George H. Grifflng Inc. WOULD you like to buy a cal turret lathe operators, sec­ person only.. Howard John­ ings. Apply In person only to 19 PIECES DuU^aid Product? CaU 64»- RANCH — 6 rooms; prime loca­ MANCHESTER LEWIS TREASURE SHOP Andover 742-7886. CLASSIFIED DELIGHTFUL one - bedroom M r s .TDRT>K>/6 COMPlAikJT - EV/ERVOtCE ond shift. Call LeMi Corpora- son’s, 394 Tolland Tpke., Man­ Mr. Sloan, Sloan Garage $297 3409, your local demonstrator. apartment In small new apart­ T hem he leaves the riicmem lihe it tion. garage, immaculate con­ RESIDENTIAI^ Route 83, Vernon. A Gi;iAT WHILE THE Bio MAH GET6 dition, city Utilities. Built In Uori, 643-2362. chester. JEWELERS BLACK & WHITE 28" TV ment complex. Available now. WAS Hit bv hurricane hanmam - BUSINESS r ea l b ig -m eartep 1964, $26,900. Phllbrick Agency. MACHINE CO. mahogany, 6 years old, needs Interior peslgner wants reUable Centrally located on Center 8t. GUESS WHO GETS TO CLEAN UP THE Two family home and' sep­ I 1 LA’THE operators—^Able to do small tube. $90. 646-1189. Wonted—To Buy 58 advertising Realtora, 646-4200. own aet-upe. Small factory, MANCHESTER PARKADE famUy or newlyweds to accept Ample dff-street parking. Com- WRECRAGE.' arate business buUdlng. deUvety of complete Htxlel Dis­ pletely equipped Mtcben. Ren- .------•-/ IN 6 ^ , flON f TDCAV LYDALL & FOULDS good wages and fringe bene­ FuU^me sales clerk need­ SPOTS before your eyes — on WANTED — Antique furniture C3LASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS pletely equipped Mtcben. Ren­ JENSON St., Cape, 4 rooms, Central location, city utll- Has openings for play of (Quality E’umiture Just ‘3EWEYDU BCEANFAST'^ fits. Apply Mbrland Products, ed. Good starting salary your new carpet — ' remove glass, pewter, oil paintings or 8 AJ8. to 4:30 PJH tal, $166. with one-month se­ finished on flrtt floor, second ttles. aluminum siding. Two DIVISION OF COLONIAL BOARD removed to warehouses for Pub­ EXPERIENCED 1414 Tolland Tpke., Manches­ plus benefits, experience them with Blue Lustre. Rent other antique Itemr Any curity required. CaU JarvU JtlNTUFTAnigGERf floor expandable, porch off blocks to bus Une. Big in- lic Sale. Modem 8 complete Realty C o., 643-1121. ter, Harry Gelsselbrecht. preferred but not necessary. electric shampooer $1. Paul’s quantity. ’The Harrison’s, 64.".- ' fiORTNOV kitchen, wooded lot, $21,900. town lot. For complete de­ FULI^TIME rooms with the $1,000 look. 8 COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. tails please call Mr. Lewis, BRIDGEPORT Paint ft Wallpaper Supply. 8709, 165 Oakland Street. WHAT A Phllbrick Agency Realtors, SIX DAYS PER WEEK pc. Convertible living Room. A:S* P J I. DAT BEFORE PUBUOATION MICE 646-4200. 649-5306. Yours for $33,600. OPERATORS 6 pc. bedroom, 6 pc. Dinette. WANTED — ANTIQUES, used Furnished SHIFT DIFFERENTIAL MAN’S Golf Clubs DX Tourney SURPSJSE.' / y j $10 down, you may purchase furniture, partial or complete Deadline for Saturday and Monday Is 4:30 p.m. FiMai MANCHESTER — Greenwood EXPERIENCED 40 IMMEDIATE irons. Two Iron through wedge. Apartments 63-A B & W INSPECTORS Sold originally this year for any room Individually. Im­ estates. Call 633-2300 days. 646- Rd. Ranch, three bedrooms, • BLUE CROSS ROCKVILLE — Four - room BARROWS and WALLACE Co. • CMS OIL BURNER $176. Will sacrifice for $86. mediate deUvery or free 0004 after 7 p.m. TODB COOPERATION WHX l%l A ■ • mm. . kitchen, large llring room with OPENINGS Manchester Parkade, • LIFE INSURANCE Call 643-6697 after 6 p.m. storage. h e APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 funrished apartment. Heat, hot flreplace, garage. Nicely treed • PAID HOLIDAYS SERVICEMAN Davids Is now hiring. ’The CAP ft CCP Charge Plans HOUSEIHOLD lots — Antiques, water, electricity. Working tot. St. Bartholomew. Only $28,- Manchester 649-5306 TRAINEES bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, lY • OTHfcR FRINGE BENEFITS new Davids Restaurant lo­ OAK shelving, boat racks, Also, ouj- own Instant Credit couple. CaU 876-6630 after 6 900. H. M. Frechette, Realtors, t u r p s ' psvrn tT JTl'T cated in the middle of the tachometer tertlng unit, motor Plan glassware. We buy estates. 1H1- p.m. lu7.gsM IMKI!.!!, FAMILY—Kitchens and Progre.saive and Expanding Company. FOR Continued From Preeedina bathrooms recently modendz- J Manchester Parkade is now stands; props, chlorinator, ma­ iage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 ed. Central tocatlon. Deep lot. Good pay. Good working Interviewing for fuU or part- rine hardware. 649-0315. DISCOUNT FURNITURE Lake St., Bolton. 649-8247 MODERN three-room furnished Rooms Without Board 59 apartment, convenient loca­ Excellent income property 615 PARKER ST., MANCHESTER BRIDGEPORT TRACER conditions. Paid vacations. time work. This new mod­ WAREHOUSE Aportments-^FIats— Paid holidays. Phone 649- 17’ ALUMINUM awning, green WANTED—Tojrs for cash, any tion, on bus line. (Jail 64$-44U. $33,900. PhUbrick Agenoy! erate priced restaurant of­ ROOM for gentlemen only, MANCHESTER ASSEMBLY WORK and white. Best offer. Call 649- quantity or quality. 649-2664 Tenements 63 Realtors, 649-6347. Mrs. E. S. Loftus 1166 for appointment or stop fers better opportunity for NOW 2 BIG LOCA’nONS Mtchen and Uvlng room fa­ CUT OFF SAWS in. 4169. 3880 Main St Hartford from 6-10 p.m. Increased earnings through culties included. Private en­ MIDDLE ’Tpko. West, two Business Locations FIRST OFFERING more tips and a higher hour­ - 522-7249 trance and parking. Inquire 118 three-room apartments, aU 37 JORDT ST. seven room an­ MAN NEEDED to do office ELECTRICIAN, licensed jour­ 50-hour week, liberal fringe (former Fuller Brush bldg.) Pearl St. utilities, new stoves and re­ For Rent 64 tique brick Cape Cod. Large ly rate than many restau­ SUNBEAM electric snow blow­ Rooms Without Board 59 Excellent 6(4 room brick cleartlng In the Manchester neyman, repSldentlal, commer­ benefits. Apply In person. 22 THE WHITING 176 Pine St. Manchestet frigerators. $166, $170 monthly. bediooms, living room, formal rants In the area now offer. er, like new. Phone 649-9677. SMALL STORE near lOO par Ranch In excellent condi­ area, nights. Good wages, paid cial and Industrial work. Steady Johns St., Eaat Hartford. 646-2332 THE THOMPSON House — Oot PROFESSIONAL man desires Flano Agency, 6464191. dining room, large family CORPORATION There are openings for male cent Main Street location. Ap­ tion throughout. ’Two-car holidays and benefits. Call 027- employment, benefits. Call CAST IRON steam furnace with (former Norman’s Fum tage St. centrally located, large roommate to share 2-bedroom 'M itn A J tb room, recreation room, Mtch­ and female help on either ply Marlow's. 867 Main Street garage, )v>t water oil hent. 3171 or apply at Rudder Win­ Rockville 875-0906. 254 BROAD STREET gas conversion burner and con­ Warehouse pleasantly fumiriied rooms, furnished apartment. CaU be­ PLUSH one-bedroom apart­ c r .M r en with disposal, range and re­ our day shifts, 10 a.m. to plastered walls, full Insula­ dow Cleaning Co., 167 Charter JANITORS —parli-tlme, eve­ trols, 6 radiators, $160. Chrys­ it com er of Pine ft Forest St.si parking. Call 649-2868 for over­ tween 6-10 p.m., 649-2864. ment. Available October 20th, WAREHOUSE space on Purnell sourn frigerator, two (treplacee, car­ MANCHESTER 4 p.m. or our dinner hour tion, fln'plaee. wall to wall Oak Avo.p Hartford. MEN for tire service and re­ nings, Manchester area. Call ler oil fired forced air furnace, Mon.-Fri. 9-9. Sat. 9-6 night and permanent guest at Sunny Brooke Village, $160 Place, next to CBT also ideal peted throughout. Attached 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Apply In ROOM (or rent, gentleman only, earpetlng In living room cap shop. Good pay, 46-55 hours 643-6691, 3-6 p.m. only. complete with controls, blower rates. per month Including utlllUes. for many retail businesses. garage with automatic door. person or call 646-2235 from MOVING — Chrome kitchen central location, free parklhg, and hall. Large closets, MAN WANTED to work In lurh- per week, all benefits. Must Call Paul W. Dougan Realtor Keith Real Estate, 649-1922 or Business Property o usm Two^ alr-condltloners, waoher, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. and burner, $76. Miscellaneous set, gray mother of pearl table, MO’TEL rooms, 10 minutes from references required. Call 648- Houses For Sole 72 H For Sole 72 niUural wood trim and ber yard, nni.st hiive driver’.s bes. ('omblnatlon and churches. See to believe. PRINTERS ter, 643-6798. gentleman, near bus line, park­ plans, paid holidays and vaca­ for appointment. NOV. 15TH lion near banks, air-condition- apartments. ’Three house traU- famUy or conversion to Realtors, 646-4200. storm wlnitowH and doors. Peterman Real Estate Agency, FURNITURE, lamps, dishes, ing. CaU 640-6914. new opportunities at tion, Apply In person at Quali­ CUSTOM made drapei^es, slip ed. automatic fire sprinkler. er parking lots. Excellent In­ multiple dwelling, 2-car ga­ Priced 3TpIng to do In Fuel and Feed 49-A Room and the third ’Thursday of FOUR-room apartment, second vate patio. Pleasant neighbor­ Bogglnl, Realtor, 643-9332. front to back living room, ga­ plus finished attic. Two full BULLARD OPERATORS AN’ITQUE desk for sale, rea­ air heat, 2-car garage-, beuTi MAIN STREET stone front Cape. Brerzewny, MAKER my home. Call 648-4422. ^EASONED cord wood, sawed each month from 6:30 to 8:30 floor, centrally located, 643- hood. $200 monthly Including rage, porrh, prime location. baths, miHlern kitchen. Only sonable, good condition. 649- heat and hot water. Call 628- plus over an acre of land. CONVENIENTLY located garage, paneled flreplaced-llv- HORIZONTAL BORING MILL OPE3RATORS (Lanston step and repeat MANCHESTER - Baby-sitting required Jengths. ^ r e e ^ ^ - p.m. in the Town Counsel’s Of­ 6872. Phllbrlrk Agency. Realtors. $37,800. T. J ('rockett, Real­ COLLATER 0173. 3228. 646-1611. Ideal (or horses or cattle. Lo­ Business zoned lot, 50x185’ seven-room (Jolonlal, double ing room, oversized kitchen, .SHElirr METAL MECHANICS and HELPERS machine and vacuum livery. E. Yeomans, 742-8907. fice In the Municipal Building. (HO-4200. tor. 643 1877 OPERATOR machine) In my licensed home. Call FIVE-ROOM tenement, garage, cated on Route 83 near Vernon fronting on 2 streets with garage, four bedrooms. Im­ partial recreation room, shad­ 846-0338. John I. Garslde Jr., Circle. $200 per month plus existing 2-story home. Many ed lot. Warren E. Howland, First class machinists only, n(!ed apply. Immediate open- second floor, adults ^ Call be­ 4V4-ROOM heated duplex. mediate occupancy. Pasek MANiniEHTER - New on HiaHW(X)D Drive. t>e«er than ,^Wearing Apparel— Secretary possibUlties. $60,000. IngH on firwl and necond shlfLa. All company beneflta. ______FIREWOOD for sale. Reason- tween 8-7 p.m. 644-1962. Youngstown kitchen with din­ $200 security. CaU James J. Realtors, 289-7475, 742-8243. Realtors, 643-1108. market Immaculate modern new, 7.ro<>ni Colonial with ev- Apply In person: OFFSET Board of Directors Gessay, at 876-0134. OFFSET able. 646-1078. Furs 57 ing area, stove, refrigerator. Colonial. Central loeatlon, 1(4 erything. over 2600 eq. ft. of Dogs— Birds Manchester, Conn. FOUR-room Duplex, garage, LOVELY Immaculate six-room MANtJHESTER — VACANT PLATE PRESSMAN Two bedrooms, bath, base­ baths, 2 car garage, recrea- graceful living ares Prime lo­ Dated at Manchester, Con­ adults,' no pets, security de­ TWO-bedroom furnished home, JACQUELINE- Cape, wooded lot, fireplace, Value I Four-bedroom brick (Harris presses) GROOMING all breeds. Har ment, yard, parking. Ref­ tion room, screened rear cation, top quality and unique MAKER MINK S’TOLE, mink cape, $126 necticut this twenty-ninth day posit and references. Avail­ November-April. Local refer­ ROBERTS AGENCY full cellar. Fifteen minutes to Split I^evel. Double garage mony Hill. H.C. Chase, Hebron Garden— Farm— erences. $165. 643-6452. imrch. Front-lo-back living dixir plan makes this an out TABOO MFC. CO. (Lanston step and repeat each. 649-6907. of September 1969. able immediately. 649-6786. ences, security. Adults. Write Manchester. $18,600. Meyer Three-full baths, (Ireplaced-llv- machine and vacuum Rd., Bolton. 643-5427 Dairy Products 50 box D, Manchester Herald. 646-3339 Ing room. I.r night. ROUTE SALESMAN etc. $155-$160. J. D. Real Es­ MULTILITH St. 1922, 646-4126. For Sola 70-A SEVEN-ROOM (Jolonlal, 2(4 til­ ing care has been given this lunlly. Mr. (.llanmn, (146-2830, Good wages. Call 649-1164 or FREE —'Two kittens, one gray tate Associates. 643-6129. DELUXE 2 bedroom apartment BEAUTIFUL PARK-LIKE SEH IN Q I OPERATOR and white, other black and TURNIPS. $1 half bushel. MANCHESTER — Older 2-fam- ed baths, large family room, comfortable Split I>*vol home apply In iwrson between 2 and A’TTRAfJnVE 3-room apart­ in newer 2 family house 2 chil­ COVENTRY — 3 - bedroom, 2- TIIOM MCAN .Shoe Go., Is kwk- (models 1260, 2660, 2675, white. 872-3276. Comer Glode Lane and Tol­ ESTABLISHED BAKERY ROUTE lly home. Narrow but deep lot 2 fireplaces, plastered walls, In desirable Woodtiill Heights 5 p.m., Monday through Fri­ 2660) ment, quiet residential area, dren permitted. Residential lo­ car garage, large living room Ing for a salesman, fiill-tlmc. land St. Near the East Hart­ abuts business zone. More full Insulation, porch, city utll- near the Parkade, 3 bedrooms, day. Bonanza Steak House, 287 stove, refrigerator, heat, all cation, $160 per month. (Jail with fireplace, 15 minutes from Salary plus commission. No BEAGLES — Ten weeks old, ford. Manchester town line. 5-DAY WEEK OUTSIDE WORK land available. Will show a ■ IMes, bullt-lns, extra large 2- 2 baths, garage, nicety land- West Middle 'Tpke., Manches­ from good hunting stock. Make utilities and parking, $130 Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 649- Manchester, $196 per month. car garage, near school, treed experience necessary. An ter. Salaries commensurate with experience. 4535. cash flow at present rents. „— ------, scaped lot, close to schools, equal opporltinlty employer. good pots. Coventry, 742-6939. BUCKLAND Farms, comer CALL PAUL MARCUSON— 523-5291 monthly. Ideal for newlyweds. Keith Real Estate, 649-1922, Heritage House, 646-2483. lot. excellent location. Charles shopping and highway. A real EXCEIJ.ENT BENEFITS PROGRAM INCLUDES: Adams St., Tolland Tpke. Available immediately. CaU 646-4126. Leeperance, 649-7620. bargain and should be seen to- Gull 649-8068 for appointment. WAN’I'KI) Full-time service, 500 OAKWOOD AVE. MANCHESTER — Park (Jhest- COLLIE puppies —AKC, sable Sweet com, fresh picked dally, 236-0664. station attendant. Apply In per- VIKING BAKING CO. nut Garden Apartments, No­ Contributory and non-contrlbutory life Insurance and med­ and white, shots, show quality, native apples, pears, peaches, WEST HARTFORD Land~For Sak 71 i^ e d ia t k (x x j u p a n c y - •son i.nly^jlo Mr Sloan, Slonn vember 1st. 3(4 rooms at $160. ical Insurance coverage, retirement plan, stock purchase, phone 668-4219. tomatoes, cucumbers. COLONIAL Manor Deluxe one- Out of Town MAIL CLERK Garage,'Route 83, Vernon. Heat, hot water, oven-range, tuition reimbursement, paid vacations, free parking, etc. bedroom apartments and two- For Rant 6 6 baths, 2 fireplaces, laundry MANCHESTER — Forest Hllta- 6-day work week, Monday-Frlday. FREE — Pure white fluffy kit­ GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes, bedroom Townhouse. Appli­ refrigerator, parking and MANSFIELD room, bullt-tns, plastered Brand new large executive FULL-TIME tens. blue eyes, paper trained. storage. No pets. CaU 527-9238 99 cents for 20 lbs. All day ances, and utilities. $145-$185. I f Renting. acres commercial land lor walls, 2-car garage, city utili­ home In prestige location. ’ OIL BURNER To arrange Interview call Looking for good home. 648- Saturday and Sunday and af­ J. D. Real Estate Associates, between 9-5 p.m. After 6 p.m., You owe It to yourself to see aale or lease ties, near school, 30-day occu­ ltcMi>onhll>lc pui'.son to a.s.dst 1891. Many fine features. Please call In- mailing ami aupply dc- ter 3 p.m. week days. Glea­ 643-6129. 647-1871. one of these lovely apartments pancy. Built by Ansaldl. for more details. H. M. Frech­ SERVICEMAN situated In a small apartment pa rtmcnl 203-547-5371 or 203-547-5381 KITTENS looking for good son St., 649-7591. pjiii6tid& idicdV U l£^ CARRIAGE REAL'TY (Jharles I^sperance, 649-7620. ette, Realtora. 647-9993. 4(4-ROOM Townhouse, appli- FIRST FLOOR five-room re- complex located In an attrac­ homes. Call 640-6480 after 6 steady po-sltlon, high hour­ Center St. & Thompson Rd., Manchester ances, utilities, dishwasher, 1(4 modeled apartment. Storm tive residential area." Brand 643-1111 AM. and I’ M. |>art-llmc p.m., anytime weekends. TWO-KAMII.Y. 6-6 Separate Imiirs also available In same ly rate, excellent working Household Goods 51 baths, private patio and base- windows. Available Immedia- new 3(4 room apartment (one heating systems. West Side. conditions. Luxury Living As You'd Design It GARDNER & FERN STS ilc|Mii"tment. THE HARTFORD PUREBRED German Shep­ . ment. $190. (Jail Superinten- tely' $180 monthly. Security, bedroom) featuring heat, hot $21,600. Principles only. 649- A ft G Attic Treasures. Used dent, 6494)086. Call 649-9177. water, refrigerator. range, COVENTRY herd female, 3 months old. One & Two-Bedroom Apartments 4.66 clenD-tl and treed acres 1272 after 6 p m. Apply furniture, olde things sale. hood, garbage disposal, mas­ shots luid wormed. Must sell. Displayed at Route 6, Pleas­ 40 Acres, long frontage-, with 641’ frontage Half mile IMPERIAL OIL CO. $38. 649-7602. Free Heat and Hot Water ter ’TV antenna, telephone out­ $7IW an acre. Terms. This unique home Is In superb condittan Ihraugboult INSURANCE GROUP ant Valley Rd.. South Windsor. lets. curtain rods, window to Richard Martin School, 8 building lot p:itentlal. Ex­ 1(4 treed acres surrounding offer a tranquil asttmg. S FIR.ST NATIONAL 089 Sullivan Ave,, S. Windsor Household contents bought. Good-Looking Star Quilts shades and full bath with STATIONERY Hartford Plaza 690 Asylum Ave. Hartford. Conn. Open weekends. 644-2615, 643- Rental Also Includes CARRIAGE REALTY pandable older home. Good bedrooms, ons carpeted. 1 (4 baths! Carpeted Itvtng room SI\)UE.S INC. vanity. Washers and dryers In and dining room. (Jountry kitchen with oven, range and n44.16'21 1484. Investment. Plan now or Dark jind Oakland Avus. An equal opportimlty employer Articles For Sale 45 basement (coin-operated) and 643-1111 DEPARTMENT refrigerator. Hundeck Basement ftreploco. Garage. Located All G-E Kitchen Equipment Inter. Owner will finance. l'’ as( Ilartfonl. (V>nn, 3EVnNO MACHINES — singer storage area. Plenty of In one o f Ellington's rUcosg raotetanUai orsoa. Asking A participating company in JOBS ALUMINUM sheets used as Range with Self-Cleaning Oven • Two-Door Refrig­ MANAOER $29,9001 EXPERIENCED Individuals In printing plates, .009 thick, 23x automatic zig-zag, excellent erator-Freezer • Dispceal • Dishwasher • Two Air parking. For an appointment H o iism For Solo 72 to see this new lovely apart- ______M. H. PALMER Bxperteoce oot neneosary. „ short run metal stampings for 36’’. 26 cents each or 5 for $1. condition. Makes buttonholes, Conditioning Units • Traverse Rods • Venetian Blinds - W« wUI train. ME( HANK - Full or part-time, general shop set up and sec- hems, embroiders, etc. Orig­ ment building please call 872- MANCHESTER six - room REALTOR— MLS 643-2711. • Wall to Wall Carpeting throughout. Two bedroom Fnll-ttme, year-round em- Inqulre In iterson, Holiday Mindary operations. Apply Gun- inally o'ver $300., 6 monthly 0029 weekdays for an appoint- Colonial " • ■ - overlooking Center 643-6321. I^AsymMit. IJb e ra l company C. Be BOYANR ASSOCIATES Uines, 39 Sixmcer St., Man- ver Mfg. Co., 234 Hartford Rd., INSPECTOR DARK RICH stonefree loam, payments of $8.60 each or pay- apartments include one and one-half baths. ment. Rental $136 downstairs, Park. 1(4 bathe, two-car Peat Peed PInnn, Mdrtci 90—Veraea Chester. Manchester. five yards, $16. Siind, gravel, $51 cash. 622-0931 dealer Ample parking, individual basement storage, master $146 upstairs (Including car­ garage, large -rooms. Immedi­ peting.) November 1st. occu­ Apply •4S-MY4 m-4IM Cupable of checking aircraft toierances. I.4iyout atone, fill, manure, pool and TV- antenna. Convenient to transportation, shopping, ate occupancy. Hayes Agen 8AU1„TER8 RD. — excellent 6- patio sand. Call 643-9604. CLEAN. USED refriger.itors sphnnl.a anrl chiirchPB pancy. Adults. No pets. cy, 646-0131. room Cape. Phone owner after W. T. QRANT Menckeni NiSAJIC' C snylsrtas d •srvtes experience on forgings, castings and fii-st piece set­ ranges. automatic Wagners (XJVENTRY—Four-room apart­ MANCHnmCB PAJUKADB ups required. Excellent opportunity for advance­ with guarantees. See them at Reiit^ agent on premises 1-7 p.m. Also shown by (JOLONlAL--’I>ii rooms. First *’ ***‘**^ _ _ ment. Apply UTILITY building 8x10 all B.D. Pearl’s Appliances. M9 ment with (Ireplaced living floor conslsU of large living MANf.HEFTER 6>4 room Gsrrt FEMALE PRODUCTION appointment. One and two bedroom model apartments ^As#ss*« ese491s #1 _i ____ _a______s • steel. Best offer. 646-1078. Main St. CaU 643-2171 room. Lovely country setting. room with fireplace, dining son Colonial, double garage, comptetdy furnished. One-quarter mile east of Exit Call 646-2212. room, modern kitchen with 1*4 baths, flreplsced living MAPLE bunk beds, may be ASSEMBLERS USED Singer automatic zig-zag 92, Wilbur Cross Parkway, Route 15 and 1-84. 4 built-ins, den, large family room, (orrnal dining room, rsc used as twins, complete with COVENTRY, 3-room furnished ROLO MACHINE CO. sewing machine, combination room, plus finished rec room room, convenient , Urcatlon. 1st, 2Bd and 3rd SHIFT OPBNDKW 643-1023 TELEPHONE 646-2623 643-4112 apartment, ideal location. mattresses, guard rail and lad­ portable or console, mono­ in basement. Second ftoor has $31,900. (Jail Warren E. How­ 66 ELM ST., MANCHESTER ' State Highway, overlooking HOUSEWIFE SIIIFT U-4 der. $90. Call 644-1686. grams, buttonholes, blind 4 bedrooms. On one acre land. Realtor. 643-1109 / lake. Beach privileges. $100 dloifcd. Ojim A, ClpiVdm sjnJtA, GOOD IlENEFITS,’ WAGES hems, etc. OriglnaUy over $360, wooded lot with 3-car attached Appointments arranged by phone— 647-1431 BRACE your.self (or a thrill the per month. Adults only. Ref­ now $46. Call 249-0786. garage. Adjoining land may be first time you use Blue Lustre erences required. Available ^S/jt anJ acquired. $88,900. PhUbrick 125 MAIN STRin to clean mgs. Rent electric GLENWOOD apartment size Oct. 1. 742-7949. IONA MFG. Agency, Realtora, 646-4900. I{E<1ENT .STUEET — MANCHESTER PI.ANT I*ABOR, paint manu­ shampooer $1. Olcott Variety gas range, 6 months old, $75. ELLINGTON I ACROSS FROM THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMRUS1 Help Wanted— Store. 643-5479. MANCHESTER — ipaclous NUGENrS facture, 40 hour week. Contact RfyjKVILLE — 4 rooms, first custom 8-room Cape. Oarages. MaiM-hester Pariuid»— Jack Kaplan. 876-3385. Male or Female 37 door, central, adults, 876-7919. Just like your own private home \ Help Wanted — Male or Female 37 Four large bedrooms, (Ire- Now HecUoa WOOD5IDE ACRE5 placed living room, panel Is looking lor a matora Fim Hast - Five Hat Water - Frm Rm F tr OMkl^ 5alesmen Wanted 36>A r WanfMd To Rout 68 ed den, formal dining room, woman willing to ao- Elderly persons ' MCDONALD’S 2(4 baths. Situated on tree- sume rt-sponsIbUlty. BSCECUTIVE Salesman • — A WANTED — Four rooms, first studded lot. Sale at below mar­ Salary and hours to ho national life Insurance compa­ Appllcntlon.s now being arranged. (All Major Hofpoint Appliances) \ IS NOW HIRING floor, prefer heated. Willing to ket value. Warren E. Howland. ny la looking for a man with taken for Male ant! Female do some maintenance for Realtora. 643-1106. Apply to manager any­ sales or biuslness background elilerly i>erson."< to .serve as 7V2% VA and FHA partial payment of rent. Man- time daring store Paatarinw for your en joynient HELP WANTED MALE AND FEMALE HELP hoars ezrepi Tueedays. to appoint as a special agent. Foster Gmndparents nt chester-Bolton area. (Jail 875- JUST LISTED — Benton St. Starting salary up to $10,400. Mansfield Training S-)iool 2626. Schools Just around ths corner. Rang* with nclf-clMuiinx ov«n, refrigerator, dbipanal, diahwaMher, atorn Female per year. Complete fringe providing Care and Compjin- Full and Part-time. jlr Lovely 7-room house. Flreplac- doora and windowa, ahadea, wall to wall carpeting, one and one half ccramk benefit.^ If you qualify. Plen.se tonshlp for two wung chll- Hours flexible. Apply In person. WANTED — 3-room heated ed living room, three bed­ Ixwking For Work Near Home? tile hatha, picnic arezM with picnic table and gaa harbccuca for you arid send your resume to Box tlren two hours each dally. apartment by air.gle lady. 649- rooms, aluminum storms and 1031. screens, modern bath Act fast. your family. .Sliding glaaa doora o ff the dinfaig area opening onto a red- Rapidly growing industry. New plant, steady work, "Q G ". Manchester Herald, An Moiulay through Friday. MCDONALD’S DRIVE-IN WOODED LOT5 8 1 3 0 Q-110 Equal Opportunity Employer. I2'»-24'i Only -621.900. Keith Agency, Malt BT Ftnalt wood porch, full private cellar with waaher and dryer hook upa, maater 'TV go<^ pay with overtime, paid life insurance, hospitali­ Benefits Include transporta­ 46 WEST CENTER ST. tion. one hot meal dally, WANTED by lady, find floor, 646-4136, 649-1923 antenna. Excellent location on bua route, walk to achooki, churchoa and zation, holidays, ntcation and other fringe benefits. Worknten’s Compt'n.sntlon in MANCHESTER, CONN. An unusual yoke makes A book o f twelve loveJy 4-room apartment with uUll- ______ahopping. Experience not necessary, will train. ea.se of Injury, fwld sick this sew-simple dress a quilt patterns . . . all in ties and garage, by November PARKADE Area — Six-room CREDIT Help Wanted— most attractive fa.shion. retty stai designs! Wonderful opportunity for advancement f leave, eleven paid holidays CHALET5. COLONIAL5, RANCHE5 Ixt. 649-1976 after 6 p.m. Cap* featuring 1(4 baths, gs- Male or Female 37 N o. 8130 with p h o t o - ?'ou'Il ^nd full directions ------. , ------. rage. Won't last long at $17,- \ and annual vacation as well criDE is in New' Sizes 'and pattern-pieces for — t— ------i------^ ^ ^ rr«ch*nt. lUal- CLERK IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY A Apply Of COOK wabted full or part-time, as a I'atmplcte physical ex. MEN Ck WOMEN RE5TVALUE5 v PRESTIGE HOMES 12*4-24»,. bust 35-4.<:. the Star and C rescen t \ \ \ 'V . tor*. some ' experience required amtnatlon when acceixeVl In- Size 12*4, 35 bust . , . quilt, as well as eleven Exclualve Rental Agant:- Country Squire Restaurant. Rt. ti> [wvigram mill anmmlly Ojienings on first and second shifts. Machine op­ 2** yards o f 4.5-inch. more. Q-IIO has full di­ For Solo 7 0 (XIMMERCIAL zoned. 2(4 FULt-TIME CAVROK CORP. 83, Ellington, Conn. 872-0269. thereafter. Requirements In­ erators, auxiliary workers, material handlers and *24.900-*28,500 re ctio n s and pattern ------— ------acres, form house, out buUd- twa Is I I nrsM att I IC clude rea.sonably gxxHi pieces for 12 quilts. 191 CENTER Street, an eight Inga, busy highway. 337,- FuD nompgjiy berwOto. steady -H otnotiijt INDUSTRIAL PARK RD. PUNCH press operators, full or machine repairman. We are willing to train you. health, a liking tor small Company paid insurances including Blue C r ^ and Kvwdm aanU. 113S ATK. TO o tto . ztaO S0$ fir tjci room boms with 2-car garage 900. Hutchins Agency. Real- year arcMad work Aa equal Exit 97 off Paritwem part-time. No experience re­ children, a desire to feel OF AKUieAS. !mew T o u . seated to botineas n ootie tors, M9-6324. opporumtty aoployar. Apply J. D. Real Estate quired. Apply In person. Gayle CMS, Pension Phui and Profit Sharing. W.T. VERNON. CONN. needed, of low income .and CANTOR & GOLDFARB MMB mm zm DwelUng eoold be eooOy con­ ad «aea Mfg. Co., Inc.. IQ68-C Tol­ 60 years of age or mor«' ino REALTORS §rtah£55l^^rSU: verted for piwfesaloaal or com­ 3CANCHESTER —Foreet HUls land St.. East Hartford. fop limit>. If Interested call Send 50f extra for a copy mercial oecupoacy. Robert J. area. Ranch, three-bedroom, r o l Mm ■sat. l ih i i i mm tm Rssot. I 429-9391, Mrs. Steere. Super­ CHENEY BROTHERS, INC. 643-8442 — 875-4244 o f the '6® FalL ft Winter coot Smith, lac.. 163 Mata Stioet. tsro full tMtha. bullt-lns, fire- W. T. BRANT o a visor, and arrange tor an Baxic FA6HI0X. M94941 ptoce, won to wan. recreation Ml'SlCAL INSTRUCTOR deslr- Send SOr today to r the rJ / Interview In your home. 31 Cooper Hill Street room. Excellent condlUon H ed for flute lessons. 646-178$. new ’69 Fall and Winter 643.5129 643.B729 ALBUM! M- rrseheuc. Raoltors. 647- Read Herald Acb «m6 PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1969

Hbusss For Scrio 72 ______MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1969 H o u s m For Scrio 72 \ H o u s m For Solo 72 ^ H o u s m For Scrio 72 Out of Town V . PAGE SEVENTEEN MANCHESTER an excellent lo­ For Solo 75 SPECTACULAR TWO-FAMILT, 5-6, 2 seperate cation Is Just . baths. Excellent DjBLIGHTFUL, clean, solid llcan lead, and today trail by have died and many have determine the facta and recom­ laiTge lot ...... $19,900. VERNON — New8-room Colo­ condition throughout. Many brick and masonary older only 23 voters—8.488 to 8,465, away, and that their re- mend the basis for settlements Maternlty: Father*, 11 a.m.- MANCHESTER nial with charming family features such as an oversized home, good ponditlon . Seven wlth the unaffiliated accounting ranks have been filled of a year-long wage dispute be­ 12:46 p.m., and 9:39 p.m.S room 4 bedrooms, large liv­ lot, aluminum siding, two-car rooms Includes spacious din­ for 6,213 more. Democrats. tween four railroad shoperatt p.m .; other*, 3 p.m.-4 p-m., and Owner retiring to Florida. This means a quick sale is w a i t : ing room, dining room, eat-ln garage, new gas heating unit, ing room, living room, fire­ ’The Republican foothold dates ^Manchester’s p o p u la tio n unions and the country’s 76 ma­ 9:39 p.m.-8 p.m. needed on this 6-room Ranch with city water and sewer. kitchen, 2 baths, one-car ga­ big roomy basement, etc. On­ place, den, 1% baths, 8 bed­ Planning to buy in the low back to pre-World War n days, S^re^^Mh in the past few years has jor carriers. Age Limits: 16 in maternity, Lovely landscaped lot. Convenient to bus...... $16,600. rage, $81,600. JacqueUne-Rob- ly $26,900. Move in tomorrow. rooms on second floor. Full 80’s? BE SURE you see this when the town’s population mainly because of the in- U In other ar^as, no limit in e ^ Agency,- 6468889. Under the law, the presiden­ T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 843- cellar with laundry room. new four-bedroom Colonial. grew in direct proportion to the young married couples tial action bars the unions from self-service. 1677. number of workers brought in metropolitan areas — tra- Screened patio. Pleasing back We must sell this attractive 6-room Cape, centrally Wooded \ acre lot. 2% NOR’TH Coventry — New Slx- striking six selected roads and by its number one employer— ditlonally the nucleous for Dem- TTie administration remind* yard, trees, shrubs, outdoor located. 8 or 4 bedrooms, modem kitchen with built-ins. baths, stove, dishwasher, room Raised Ranch, H i baths, prevents management from car­ fireplace. Near bus and two-car garage. $33,800. built-ins, dishwasher, fire­ C^eney Bros. ocratlc strength. rying out a counter threat to vlaitors that with constnictlon On a shaded lot with 100’ frontage. City water and onder way, parking space Is schools. Mid 20’s. Lillian place. Acre treed lot. Only In those days, the Imported ®°. even though many of halt all rail traffic. MANCHESTER sewer...... $21,600. Umlted. Visitor* are asked to Grant, Realtor, Walton W. $26,600. Hayes Agency, 646 workers were not only hi- Manchester’r. older Democrats ’The President based his deci­ RAY HOLCOMBE, bear with the iMMpital while the Grant Agency, 643-1163. 0181.. structed how to reg»ister, but died or have moved away, sion on a finding by Labor Sec­ FIRST OFFERING REALTORS they were ordered to register “ow registered Democrats parking problem exists. 'Today’s the day to buy this lovely home. It’s a clean retary George P. ShuIU that a ’TOLLAND RepubUcan, or no Job. In ottier *“ 'Ve more than offset them. In GREEN MANOR RD. ATTRACTIVE "CALIFORNIA Cape with 4 flnisbed rooms and 2 unfinlahed, situated in 644-1286 showdown between the unions Bungalow!” Six rooms, all on words—no tickee, no washee. fact, they have been pecking a convenient location with trees, dty water, and sewer. A OVERSIZED CAPE . . . and operators would seriously one floor, including 2 bed­ (B 1*4* W NCA Ik WMh full dormer and four ElecUwi Day then in Man- ^'Way at the Republican lead. Patient* today; SOI room Ranch with en­ real opportunity to save ...... $21,600. disrupt essential transportation rooms, den, spacious dining TWO-FAMILY, just listed! Big bedrooms, makes this tree Chester meant a day off for all That is why political history services. closed porch, large tile bath, "This is a member of the National Goals Research Staff ADMITTED YESTERDAY: room and living room. Hot wa­ 6-6 duplex with 2-car garage, shaded home a fine buy fbr Cheney workers. Everyone who may be made In Manchester The parties charged each oth­ Mra. Mary L. Adair. East Hart­ large bedrooms, hot water was registered voted. next Saturday. It is quite con- ter oil heat, full high cellar. Looking for a good buy? We have a 7-room Cape on an 2 separate heating systenru. — they project trends and anticipate future problems!" only $26,500. Just minutes er for causing the breakdown in ford; Scott P. Bouchard, 48 Blue oil heat, fireplace, attached Roof has deep overhang. De­ acre treed lot with 8 or 4 bedrooms, family room.. .$23,600. Owner’s side has l\i baths. from Route 84, from this Cheney Bros, has long since .celvable that the Democrats negotiations. Shultz blamed both Ridge Dr.. W’applng; Robert garage, combination storms, lightful front porch. Easy to big high lot. Call Mr. Bog­ sold out its holdings in Man- may emerge on teqj in reglster- windows and doors, city Aluminum storms, screens, sides for avoiding hard bargain­ Bourqim, 9 Hoffman R*l.; Mni. care for yard, trees, shrubs. dan for appointmenit before chester and no longer is it ®d voters, Utilities. Very well land­ doors. Entire property ex­ ing by shadowboxiqg. Bbinche enough, 52 Well* 8t ; Old established neighborhood, Out of Town Out of Town it’s to late. 876-6611 or 646 the tovm-B No. 1 employer. If that happens, the Nov 4 The new officers of APME are. left to right, Harr,v Sonneliorn, Gilliert P. Smith. scaped treed lot. Dwelling Cape with 6 rooms, 2 unfinished, modem kitchen. Fire­ tremely clean. Walk to Both sides pledged coopera­ A P Editors Mra. Betty J Eriamann, 16 near bus. Low 20's. Lillian 5306. to fact, the enterprise, ex- municipal elecUon will mark Don Carter and Wendell Phillippi. (Herald photo b.v Ruceiviciiis) In very nice condition. place in living room. Finished Rec. room in Basement. schools, bus, churches, shop­ For Solu 75 For Solo 75 tion with the three-member Range Hill I>r . Rtx-krille; Ste- Grant, Realtor, Walton W. cept for o. token operation, has the firatl time ever for Demo- Priced In mid 20’s. Garage and beautiful lot. Walking distance from Parkade. ping. Imme(Uate occupancy on emergency board composed of Ian A. Ftoriiuvayk, -Marlbor­ Grant Agency, 643-1163. VERNON — Prestige area. Im­ moved from Manchester and crats to butnumber Republicans ...... $24,900. owner’s side. ’This is a truly B & W experienced labor relations and Pick Slate ough; Ell*al>eth German, Caro­ maculate four-bedroom Coloni­ the name Cheney Bros, has lit- on M an^ester’s voting lists. COMFORTABLE — Large — unusual value. Mr. Lombardo, . VERNON BARROWS and WALLACE Co. mediation experts. None of lyn Dr , Hebron; Arthur H CHARLES LESPERANCE Belflore Agency, 647-1418. al, on wooded M acre. ’Two- HAR’TFXJRD, Oonn. (AP) — Older home with four bed­ car garage, two fireplaces, two Manchester Parkade them is an official of the federal Newspaper Changes Explained laithroii, 41 Dailey itni'le, Rock­ Colonial, custom built, one owner. All rooms giant size. Mr. Clean, three-bedroom, ’The Aasoclated Press Managing 649-7620 rooms, family room, dream FIVE - ROOM Ranch, three M baths, one full bath. Low Manchester 646-6306. government, a union or a rail­ ville; Mr*. I'Hiine J. lx.*e, Rhady Living room 24 feet with fireplace. Master bedroom 24 feet. 6M room Ranch. Wall to road. By TOM HARRIOAN Introduction of the ’ ’second kitchen, dining room, large liv­ bedrooms, large kitchen with 30’s, for quick sale. Hayes May Be PQW Editors Association has elected sie Carper, editor of the STYLE lauie, C«>\'entry. ing room, two baths, $26,000. Porch, Garage and park-like yard. Call today for an ap­ wall carpeting, buillt-in VERNON—New eight-room Co­ Rail industry officials said Aaaoclated Preaa Writer front page” was the new look section of the .Washington Post. Also, Mra Elate MeVey, 39B dining area, two-car garage, oven and range, excellent Agency, 646-0181. Gilbert P. Smith of the Utica Jacqueline - Roberts Agency, pointment to see...... $26,600. lonial. City sewers and water. they were hopeful the board’s presented by Hobeit E. Duncan Tho 8TYI.E section combines Hluefleld Dr . Mra Jii>-ce Mad­ 100x200’ treed lot; Vacant. area. 10% down to qualified Garage, fireplace. Only $80,- (N.Y.) Observer-DlspcUch as its HAR’TFORD, Conn. (AP) — MANCHESTER—Custom 8-room 646-3886. COVENTRY — Brand new 6%- findings and recommendations of the Honolulu Star-Bulletin. such Items ns women’s news, sen. 97 Luke .Ride I>r.. Andover; $20,600. Wolverton Agency, buyers. Asking only $22,- 600. Pasek Walters, 2867475, new president. "Some newspapers look the All the advertising was r«'- tri-level on wooded acre lot, 2 room Ranch with a 20 mile She Writes Husband would pave the way tor a fair movie amt television sections, W’lllUun C Marsh. 64 Branford Realtors, ^ 646-2818. 900. Call today. 742-8243. Bruce Little,'644-0122. Other officers selected FYlday baths, first-floor family room, 8-famlly, good location. One 6-room apartment and two view. Only $22,600. Pasek Real­ settlement. same today as they did 20 years moved from png* 2 of the news­ advice columns, crossword pus- St.; Rlehanl J .Martino, ""S 2-car garage, privacy, top lo­ 3-room apartments. Large lot with future potential. A are: vice president, Don Carter paper and sc'venil of the lm|>or- MANCHESTER MANCHESTER — ’Three - bed­ tors, 289-7476, 742-8248, Gall COVEN’TRY — $11,600. Four The unions’ oh'ef negof.iaitor, ago.” tho managing editors of zies. personality profiles and Dailey Clix-le, l(u<-kvllle; Sam­ cation. High 30’s. Hayes Agen­ of the Record and Call, Hacken­ tant local, national ami Interna- very good buy ...... $83,600. room Colonial. Large kitchen, H. M. FRECHETTE, Green, 847-1678. William W. Wlnplsinger, was more than 300 newspapers were other dally feature* previously uel H Mairt. Hartford cy, 646-0131. rooms with closed-ln porch. In Hopes He’s Alive sack, N.J.; secaotary, Wendell tional storle.s of the day were put AND VICINITY formal dining room, fireplaced REALTORS Aluminum siding. 25,000 square pessimistic, predicting the prob­ a|>rend through the newspaper. Sandra A .Morrison. Ixmdon Rd.. C. PhiUippl of the Indianapolis told Friday as they learned in a place where readers I'ould living room ,1«4 baths, 2-car BOLTON — Custom built lUne- foot lot, 100’ frontage. Ar­ CLEARWA’TER, Fla. (AP) — working with, against or in spite lem would be back where it TTie removal from women’* Itobnai. I’aul W O'Neil. 38 8. TWO-FAMILY flats — Masonry Just listed. A lovely Ranch with 2-car garage on 8 647-9993. (Ind.) News; treasurer, Harry about some of the Innovations find thnm Instantly. garage, $28,900. Wolverton room Raised Ranch. ’Three or tesian well. Lake privileges. Elvery week, Mrs. Carter Luna of our government," said Mrs. started after 60 davs. He b'emed sections of whnt some newspa- Alton 81.; .Mra. Irene I i’atelH, construction. East. Center St. SPARKLING VIEW acres of land. Almost 1,000’ frontage. Five building lots four bedrooms, large living Sonneborn of the Milwaukee being made across the country. Consumer stories, dealing |M>rmen consider "Immovable 8-room Colonial in preferred Agency, Realtors 649-2818. Peterman Real Estate Agen­ writes a letter to her husband, 'vho was told by the U.S. the industry, by its threat of a 201 Etdrtilgr .St : Mra Ronm location. $26,900. Phllbrick on the rood. Property backs up to Bolton Lake. Home may room with cathedral ceiling Sentinel. How to make newspapers with such subjects us high serv­ objeels” -the announcements of executive area. 2'^ baths, ga­ cy, (iO Pearl St., 646-2223. Air Force that other American nationwide shutdown, of forcing ISSkaltle, 106 Cani|>field R aI . Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. bo sold separately ...... $84,600. MANCHES’TER — Six - room EAST HAR’TFORD — Tri-level with full-wall fireplace, family whose plane was shot down last John Quinn of the Gannett more Interesting, Informative ice charges by repairmen. In­ weddings, engagements and rage, bulU-ins, etc. Upper 30’s. pilots saw her husband eject the government to invoke the Mr*. Nancy C I’ luUln. 690 (Ti.t|> Cape. Fireplaced and carpeted four-bedroom, family room, style kitchen, with buUt-ins and March over North Vietnam. Newspapers and Richard D. and pleasing to the eye was out­ creased cost* to homeowners club events wo* examined by MANCHESTER— (jualnt Cape, BOLTON — Slx-rooih Ranch. from his aircraft and parachute Ra’hvay Act. ni Rd.. .Siiiith Wlmlaor, Ken­ living room, three bedrooms, garage. Large lot in executive •glass sliding door, large fin­ Smyser of the Oak Ridge lined before 4hr ; Bolton — Very spacious Colonial. 4 bedrooms, dining spacious kitchen, mimftes from neighborhood. Many extras ished rec room with huge atone (Tenn.) Oak Ridger were Press Managing Editors Asao- and other subjects giving read­ editor of the Ixnilivllle 'Ttme*. rooms, fireplace, nicely land­ RURAL CONVENIENCE lot. Dead-end street. Im­ "Camp of Detention, U.S. Pi­ Jeam Smith, 23, a hazel-eyed Angela M I’lta. Flaat Hatthaxl; is yours in the six-room Ranch bus line. Wolverton Agency, left by transferred owner. A m ach in ists, electrical and named general chairman and elation at the closing session of ers knowledge they can put to "If you’re going Co print scaped lot, garage. Priced for room, large living room with fireplace. First floor family fireplace, three full baths, mediate occupancy. Only $26,- lots, Democratic Republic of brunette from Dunedin, was a •Mr* Ce<-|le C Pine, 61 laim- with attached two-car garage. Realtors, 649-2818. real value at $27,600. Ex- separate ’.lied laundry room, sheetmetal workers and the general vice chairman respec­ Its annual convention. use, were detailed by Joseph them," she anid, "|nit them In quick sale. $24,600. Call Paul room, Florida room, full basement with finished Rec. room. 600. Pasek Realtors, 2867475, North Vietnam, Hanoi,” but bride of six months when her more Dr ; -Mr* KlU V Qu-ig- Brick front plus many other ex­ ' elusive. Evans ft Clapp, 460 two-car garage. Many extra boilermakers. ’They had aimed tively of the continuing studies Addition of a "second front Ungaro of the Providence Bulle­ one place” without Indicating W. Dougan, Realtor, 649-4636. 2-car garage. Acre w ood^ lot. Extra lot available. .$88,900. 742-8243. never receives an answer. husband was sent to Vietnam. lla, 66 Cubimlnui St . .Mr*. tras. Main St., Manchester, 647-1464, features. $42,500. U & R Realty their strike against the Santa committees. page,” women's news that Is tin. wlilch weddings ami engage­ Mrs. Luna is one of 26 women His aircraft w m shot' down in Hannelore llnuii. 45 Barbara $19,600 RANCH. Five rooms, Lots For Solo 73 628-2482. Co., Inc., 643-2692. R. D. Mur­ SOUTH WINDSOR 5^ room Fe, Illinois Central. Great Nine new members were really news, and stories written Increased use of photography ments are considered "society” Ranch, one-third down as­ who hope to mobilize national January 1968, and Mrs. Smith Northern. Southern. Chesaneake at , RoA'kvtlle three bedrooms, new kitchen South Windsor—Birch Hill. Large 7-room Raised Ranch, MARLBOROUGH — 2V4 acres. dock, Realtor. .lected to the board of direc­ from the consumer’s point of and graphics, with nearly full- and which are not She added, RAISED RANCH and international opinion to help did not know he had survived f- Ohio-Baltimore ft Ohio and Ab«>, Miclaiet .S llelclil. HI cabinets. Beautifully landscap­ 3 bedrooms, formal dining, room, living room with stone High wooded secluded location. sumes 6% per cent mortgage. tors. view were among steps advocat­ |>age picture* to draw attention ’”rtie club women know when Several to choo'-e from. All With Immediate occupancy, rec them learn whether their “ for­ until last month when the Air the Erle-Lackawanna. Walnut 81 , Frnlerli k -I H<* k ed lot. A better buy by Phll­ 7 rooms, fireplaces and bullt- fireplace and a beamed Cathedral celling. Richly pctneled Only $8,600. Pasek Realtors, VERNON Chosen for three-year terms ed to modernise the 6214 million to special seotlons of newspa­ they’re going to meet and no- EAST HARTFORD room, double garage, $28,900. gotten men” are dead or prison­ Force told her it had learned In a strike against the six er, 281 8- bedrooms, built-in bookshelves BARGAIN HUNTERS - 85x197 wooded, secluded area. rage, treed lot, prestige Ranch, living room with fire­ for their.cause. Last month they Army captain who was taken ma'or lines. *kl. 60 Dee|>wt*x1 Dr . Waiqkiig. Large 3-famlly, copper plumbing and new wiling. Ex­ area. $32,900. car garage, wooded lot. $32,- place, recreation room with flew to Washington to seek sup- prisoner in 1966. (Ky.) ’Times; Robert J. Hol­ and drawers. Wooded lot. Han­ Try this older two-famMy on cellent income, and condition. Large shaded lot. Ideal for Earle Everett Real Estate, 648- 600. Rail shoperatt workers now PINTO, People Interested LM Crash to Test -Mr* Jiuie A Tubb*. I0« Willow fireplace, basement garage, port from congressional and ad­ She said many of the women man, 8t. Petersburg (Fla.) dy location. $21,1)00. A better deep treed lot. You’ll need a owner or Investor. 1634, 646-0161. earn $3.59 cents an hour. ’They In Narcotics 'Treatment Or­ l>r, Helirun, Jennifer Wagner. CARRIAGE REALTY large lot with beautiful view. ministration leaders. ’Times; Orville Lomoe, Duluth buy by Phllbrick Agency, Real­ paint brurh and a broom, but did not want their names publi-, have demanded increases of 10 ganization Inc., is now open -toHll Green Rd I X-bunih Wnlslv CARRIAGE REALTY Ploufe-Hill Realty, 4261835. Rep. William Dickinson, R- (Minn.) Herald and News Trib­ tors, 6464200. the value is there. Low, low CENTER of Town. . .approxi­ 643-1111 cized for fear that North Viet­ ner cent per year and other pay Monday through Wednesday Antrim Rd . Uovenlry. Mr* Eva mately 2% acres, all in ‘‘B’’ Ala., introduced a Joint congres­ nam would make reprisals une; Courtney R. Sheldon, 20’s. ’Two-family with 6-room apartments, one with a fire­ 643-1111 benefits. ’The carriers have of­ evening, 6:30 to 10, in the Moon’s Structure M Werner, 11 Cruw 8t.; Ilar- COBURN Road, we have listed zone. All utilities on the site. VERNON — Drive by 107 Hartl sional resolution calling for the against their husbands. Christian Science ^Monitor, and place, separate heating systems. Handy location, city fered raises of 2 per cent from bottom floor of the Williams vey Will-ox. 29 Cotliige Rt.; 2 colonials on this fine resi­ Ideal for multiple dwellings. Drive, off Taylor St., three United States, the United Na- Mrs. Luna said the more for- PhllUpfd. CAPE KENNF3DY, Fla (AP) A record of the resulting water and sower. 96’ frontage. Only ...... $24,600. VERNON—Love a spectacular last Jan. 1 and an additional 3 Building of St. Mary’s Epis­ IJndit M Ziivntkay. 164 Wond- dential street, both have 8 bed­ RETIRED EXECUTIVES T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 648- view? 'nUs spacious 8-room SOUTH WINDSOR—Birch Hill. bedroom Ranch, attached ga­ tlons and the "people of thfej^ lunate members of the group Kenneth W. Michael, I*erth — After they explore the moon nhxM'k wave, fur example, could Will love this gorgeous 6-room per cent retroactive to last July copal Church on Park St. lirod Dr . Witp|>lng rooms, garages, and are In 1677. Raised Ranch, modern kltch- rage, carpetting, built-in stove world” to appeal to North Viet­ know thedr men were taken pris­ Amboy (N.J.) News, was cho­ next month, the Aiwllo 12 astro- tell whetlter tlu- inpon I* lay- Ranch, located in newer Colonial with 2-car garage has 1. An ex-addIct, a parent of a excellent condition. T. J. '•en with • built-ins formal din­ and oven. Fine condition. Re­ nam to allow the prisoners to oner. She is among those who sen to fill a one-year vacancy luiuta pl)ui to send their un­ eiwl, like the earth, or more sol­ BIHTH8 YF»TWIU)AV A plush neighborhood. Manicured Large Ranch with 8 bedrooms, 2 baths, dining L, 1st APPROXIMATELY four acres everything. Ideal executive lo­ drug user, and o professional Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. ing room, cathedral celling tired owner anxious to move. receive mail guaranteed them know only that their men disap­ created by a resignation, and manned landing craft croahlng id. ilatighlcr to .Mr. Auui Mrs Don grounds and convenient area. floor family room and full basement with large finished prime land. Near community cation. Immediate occupancy. counselor are on hand to talk and fireplaces in living room Only $21,900. CaU Ray Hol­ under the Geneva convention. peared. Joe Smyth, Dover (Del.) Slate to the surface from a hefgttt of ITie aelsmuniater. IntandesI lei BloA-kbum, 304 HUUiUSi Hi . Upper 80’s. Rec. room...... $24,600. college site and new Route 6. $36,600. Cantor ft Goldfarb to anyone on an anonymous MANCHESTER. —Two-family, and family room, two full combe, Realtors, 644-1286. ’The women, all living in the Of her letters she said, “ I News, was selected as a repre­ 66 mllee to create a gtunt seis­ mainly to record moonquokea a ibtughter to Mr and .Mrs. $21,600. Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, 643-8442, 876-6244. Peru’s Chief basis. TTie phone number is 8-6, 84x140’ k)t. Two-car ga­ baths, two-car garage, three- ’Tampa Bay area, say they be­ know many people will be read­ sentative of cities with lea* than mic abock. and meteoroid hlle. la one RA6t*r Huucinsau. 76 >4 BIreh Realtors, 646-4200. ' OPEN HOUSE 643-2300. rage. Flano Agency, 646-0161. UNBELIEVABLE VALUE rone heat, wooded lot. Phil- lieve North Vietnam will re­ ing the letters, possibly not my 50,000 population. Tlie Impact, measured by a five Bclenllftc rxperlmenl* Ckwi- 8t , a daughter to Mr and 4-famlly. All 4-room apartments. Now 100 amp. serv­ brick Agency, Realtors, 646 Threatens Helamometer, could reveal •rad irod Bean are to dndoy Attir­ Mrs. James JordAsi. Kauai Hart- $22,600 — NEW RalseJltanch, In this new 8-room Colonial in COLUMBIA, Vine St., two- EAST HAR’TFORD spond only to world opinion. husband. And, I don’t know if Blonk, Clark and Lomoe are ice. Central location. Needs work...... $26,900. 4200. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5TH inucf) about the Internal struc­ ing seven hour* walking around fisxl; a daughter t'o Mr and 8 bedrooms, garage, 160x200’ choice suburban area, 'ust min­ acres. Treed with atone fence. “It’s personal. We’re not he’s dead or alive.” incumbent membera of the utes from Manchester. 2% ture of the lunar moaa. on the lunar surface. That's Mra. JnaAA|ih Boege. Pine View treed lot. Hutchins Agency Asking 3,600. H. M. Frechette, QUAUTY SPLIT LEVEL HEBRON—For the horse lover. 1-5 P.M. board. baths, built-ins, fireplace, ga­ ^Oligarchs’ PoUce Log Asoigned to the mlsston, more llvro triple die time the Dr , Vernnei, a dmigtifer to Mr Realtors, 646-0324. Realtors, 647-9693. Custom built Ranch. Six acres rage, and treed lot. All city New listing. 7-room Split Level in Manchester Ridge. Remodeled six-room Cape. scheduled for launching Nov. 14, Apollo 11 astronauts open! out­ and .Mrs. William pAiund, 179 3 bedrooms, dining room, family room, modern kitchen 8 bedrooms, large living with outbuildings. Owner Flor­ LIMA (AP) — President Juan MANCHESTER — Over 76 11st- utilities. Low. low 30’s. A real Garage, family room. Ex­ Nixon Sends Secret Feelers ta an all-Navy crew of Cmdrs side their mAxtut* in July fhnrier f)ak Bl with built-ins, 114 bat^is, garage. On a Urge lot___$26,900. room with bow window, din­ ida bound. Pasek Realtors, Velasco issued a stern warning ARRRHTH ings from $10,600 up. If you bargain. cellent condition. Owner. Oturiee Oonrad trod Richard F. Four of the experiments will Rusort Propurty ing room, knotty pine cab- MLS, 289-7476, 742-8248. Friday night to an unnamed High Prices RuHSell I,anontr, 22, of 62 DlWHAfUlKD YERTERDAY are looking for a good hduse For Solo 74 Ineted kWchen, 2 baths, 129 LONG HILL DRIVE gtoup of powerful Peruvian land­ k'nlton Rd., charged with ille­ Gordon Jr and Li. Cmdr. A bin measure such things as the so­ Khniin A KimnrAly, -Alaffnnl call the Mitten Realty, Real­ To End the War in Vietnam? 1, Bean Oonrad anil Bean are lar wind, magnetic fields and AUTHENTIC CAPE Gracious Colonial with large rooms. 4 bedrooms, formal one-car garage, very pri­ HEBRON — 5%-room Ranch (Off Burnside Avenue) owners and Industrallsts he gal poMie**ion of narcotics. Hpririg*. Arthur F Bitrnap. DO tors, 643-6930. BOLTON LAKE—Year ’round Drive Wives to land In the Ocean of Rtonns the |>reA heat, 160’ of lake frontage with troit Free Press said today the peace talks are under way. Bean, the only rookie on the elect riclly from sn atomic gen­ Hhlrtry I. BarlA>w. 97 Kletter best of quality, designs and occupancy ...... $34,600. for quick sale. $27,900. extras included in the sale 'The Nixon administration h.as ratus and the reactionary To Picketing William RobInNon, 36, of 61 baths, family room on main trees and privacy. Enclosed team, described tile project* erator fuelsil tiy a roAUooA-tive Rt , Wallare W Hlrt. 43 VII area, then give us a call. Turn price. Fine residential area. Nixon administration has made not publicized the contacts, pos­ pre.ss. I’uraell PI., charged with In- floor, double garage. Wooded porch. Immaculate condition. Wanted—Recri Estate 77 :oxl<-ation. urt ibUe Oit '20. planned .experiment* at a new* element. PhjUsilum 336 The kige Rt . RiM-kvtlle. GAsxiAm J Key. Price in the mid 40’s. ' T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- secret contacts with the new sibly because of their tentative, In an 80-mlnute nationwide OLD 8AYBROOK, Conn. (AP) acre lot. $36,000. Hutchins Hurry! Hayes Agency, 646-0131. JACQUELINE- 1677. conferenc# Thuredtiy night generator Will taSId u|> territtc MA4evler Jr . 444 W MUklle Colonial Cape with modern kitchen, formal dining room. North Vietnamese government probing nature, the paper re­ speech marking the first anni­ - Anger over rising meat prices Agency, Realtors, 646-0324. ROBERTS AGENCY Robert Gcxxirow, 17. of 87 Ol- He Miid t)M> deliberate crash liest T|ike Mrs El line K Arzt. Front-to-back living room with fireplace, sunporch, 3 bed­ AlaL CASH for your property In efforts to seek a negotiated versary of his mliltary govern­ drove about 16 housewives to BUILDING LOTS ported- cotl Dr., charged with breach Ing of the lunar, module, or liM, "I don't think the radioactivi­ Brsaul Bneik, KAlw'tnl K rooms. ’TrefSs, city water and sewer...... $26,000. within 24 hours. Avoid red tape. settlement of the Vietnamese It said word has been circulat­ ment, Velasco said: picket three food stores here RANCH — 6% rooms, first Wo have several choice lots 646-3339 of peace. Court date Oct. 20. ia to occur after ttw two explor­ ty la ever going to be. a prob­ Green, 234 K'lirnhiuii ltd -South Out of Town MANCHESTER—SUBURBIA Instant service. Hayes Agency. war. ed quietly in some high circles "If they warn violence, there Friday. floor, plus finished rec room available in Manchester and 646-0131 er* launch themselvea off the lem." Bean reported "The WlnilwAT Tolland. I*rlccd as low os $3,- 75 in Wa.shtngton that “ someithlng will be violence In Peru . . . We ” We are Joining other house­ in basement, sunken formal For Solo INVES'TOR’S PACKAGE One source—who was not Brian Sweeney, 16. of 188 nuxtn and rejoin tfordon In the tiling to «s>rry atxiui is ttw tern- Aiei. < "hrlBlAiiiher Miibley 264 dining room with beamed cell­ 300. Mortgages available. Bolton Lake, waterfront California style home. 8 bed­ COVENTRY — Four-room house identified-WM quoted as say­ i.s happening” involving the are disposed to run all risks.” wives acrOM the country wtio VERNON — Four-bedroom Col­ LAND-STTES-FARMS — Acre- Mountain ltd . rl*irgee to trat k It ail degree* In liwt period choice. cupimcy, six-room Colonial ly rolling country side. Long McCartney, said the secret con­ ing. "There is no question but for enemies of the revolution. planning meat boycotts else­ urti J BAildiK . Baax T3, c Vjven MANCHESTER 0-room apartments with range and refrigerator Included. NEW breach o( peace the way tkrwn Conrad and Bean hofie to land style home. ’Treed half-acre road frontage. All build­ tacts were made to find out that tf this lull continues it could He accused the "oligarchs” of where in the state, but Friday's try l>avtjon " fWii a crater wall to clip off Owner anxious. HOUSE Saying the site of the talks rium on Vietnam criticism. The excuse for not Investing money Bruno Zei. manager of Belt vey K I'aggrtt East ItaitfAinl RAY HOLCOMBE, garage, 1V4 acre wooded lot. cident on Vernon Rt , near parla of the vehicle artth a bolt WANTED as soon as possible was not publicly known, the proposal was rejected by anti­ in the country. Bros , said he was sympathetic Alstt, Mrs GertruAle Fias-her LAND AND LOTS FOR SALE REALTORS Coppertone built-ins, natural JACQUELINE- Lydatl, yesterday at 11:40 p.m- '■utter 3 bedroom house in town or Free Press said apparently it war senators. Velasco said the nntigovern- with the women’s cause but felt Rtaffonl Hprings. Mr* I >Mrles Assumable 2-famlly, 6-6 du­ 646-2482 644-1286 trim, two fireplaces, private. ROBERTS AGENCY Naudzua' car struck a utility not more than 10 miles out. ment campaign is carried on the protesting would not any Public KeconlH Bean saUl the residtUon the Junr. xml mm Fbul Hartford. plex, very good lot. Excel­ Office open Sunday, 1-5 p.m. $24,600. Meyer Agency; Real­ [lolt and had to be towed. 14* „ Buckland—Large piece of land, city water. Could sub­ through “ the majority of news­ good. Marriage IA<-rn*e laeces cviuld lielp dealgners of Mr* lAavtd Guna* anAi son. Ijn lent income or live rent tors, 643-0609. 646-3339 Hutchins Agency 649-6384. will appear In court Oct 20 divide Into 4 lota without puttiiig in streets. Price $21,000. VERNON — ’Tolland — Elling­ papers which they print in Peru ” My wife and I feel the pinch, IxAUl* Antivmy Miller Jr . 23 s{aiAe rtatirsie end moon bases wuAsI fir Mrs ttoAlger tirAsAe free. TWO-FAMILY w'th 3 gar-'ges. Incumbents Seen Winners Whitney ltd . and Ijmla Mxri. 'letermlne how weU rerlsln ton. Brand new Raised Ranch­ TOLLAND — $21,200, 8H,room . . and that they operate too.” said Zelt. but "I don't get William IJmbacher. 26. of ami *Am, Htorra Mrs John Summer home In. rear. Unique rnalerlsla stand up to long term es, Colonials, from $26,900 and Ranch on large lot. Ideal for COVENTRY — $14,900. Seven- through certain foreign news any discount on food Just be­ East Hartford, said that he- had Iter*enskl7 56 Blaael) Rt . Oct D. K-.<-bniar *n*i vtn Ea«t Hart- Assumable 3-fnmlly, 0-0 du­ and unusual. Just off East Gastronomic Delights Rt James Church r*l*>sure In the epee* environ­ Middle ’Turnpike West—Building lot of Record. City up. For more information, call young family. 10 per cent room Cape. Full ceHar, 1 % agencies and some magazines cause I work liere.” to veer to the side of the road ^ril. Mr* lton.AlAi Avery and plex plus S-room flat, 3 bed­ Center St. Very clean. Mr. I nTurhish Elections Oct. 12 ment water and sewer. Price ...... $6,000. H. M. FYechette, Realtors, 647- down to qualified buyer. T.J. bulltrins, four bed­ By French Chef of International circulation.” The women carried )»omem*de to avoid being hit by an un- •lAUghter 3AJ Moil Rt rooms each side, 4-car ga­ Zinsser. Belflore Agency, 647- 9993. rooms. Pasek Realtors, 2S6 in the last assembly election in He added : ”Tho«e who control signs and stopped for 30 min­ IdenUfted oncoming car this F mirh'AI|crrian rage. Income $440. per 1413. Crockett, Realtor, ’Tolland of­ NEW YORK (AP) _ Ray. ANKARA. ’Turkey (AP) — fice. 875-6279. 7475. 742-8243. Bill WolCOtt, 566 and monopolize the organs of utes or so outside each food morning at 1 30 iArnbacherts month. mond Oliver, celebrated chef, TurkeY* lackluster election 1966-about 50 per .cent for Jus­ Arrord Announrrtl GAMBOLA’n built 7H-room Hebron Center—Acreage with a lot of road frontage. VERNON NEW S-bedroom 1563. press are member* of the oli­ store. car knocked down a number of teacher of cooking on French campaign is entering Its final tice party dep^les and 30 per AlXjlFJRR CAP) France Ranch with garage Just list­ Raised Ranch with sliding VERNON —Six-room Ranch garchy, enemy of the national guide poots on Windsor Rt . near ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ir-kirkirif k k k k k k k k VERNON — New ’Three-bed­ TV for over 16 yean and au­ week with I*rime Minister Su­ cent for the RPP. Mrs Bralnard noted that the and Algeria have "agreed to Six-room Colonial, garage, ed. Two ceramic tiled baths glass doors and sundeck. Spa­ Just beyond the circle. Carpet­ Six small parties, ranging transformation which we ore Tolland Tpke. room Raised Ranch. Large liv­ thor, has written a new book leyman Demirel and his Justice women Joined In the picket ac­ make the MedKerranean a aea wooded lot, 67x160, buH line, plus many extras. ’Three or Land opportunity—Parcel of land in South Manchester cious living room, fireplace, ed living room with fireplace, from the radical left to the radi­ carrying out.” ing room, dining room, unique which attempu to make cooking party almost a sure bet to win. tion because of common concern of peace, French Foreign Min Amfceey 5. good location. Priced right. four bedrooms. Mr. Coe. Bel­ with city water and sewer. A possibility of tvro lota. large eat-ln kitchen $M,000. three generous bedrooms, cal right, are expected to divide Velasco, who led the military ft>.MFIJ4INT)l kitchen. baths. 2-car ga­ simplified and accessible to ev­ More than 10 million voters and were not part of a national later Msurice Rchurnsnn eald flore Agency. 647-1413.. Wooded ...... $10,000. Jacquellne-Roberts Agency, kitchen with built-in oven and 114 coup Oct. 3, 1968. that toppled TTiere waa a break and entry eryone. according to the Sep­ will go to the polls Oct. 12 to the balance. or state drive to boycott meat yndmy after mreUng with Alge­ 646-3339. range, attached garage. $26,- rage, partially finished family President F'ernarvto Belaude. Ttiur»d*y night at Empire Tool EARLE EVERETT tember issue of Atlas magazine choose the 450 deputies of Tur­ The campaign has been noisy stores rian President Houeri Hcaimedl- ■oord of Dhvetan SEVENTY-Mlle view, 6-room 900. Wolverton Agency, Real­ room. $29,900. Jacoueline-Rob- said that his go\'rrnment has and Mfg Co Rome 122 In petty erU Agency. 6463339. which digests articles from- the key’s governing National -As­ and often rancorous but lias pro­ enne UvsB at 239 Parker fit Contemporary, four bedrooms, Many possibilities are offered with this approximately VERNON tors. 6462813. been "responsible for '"recos'ery r-iah la reported mtaalng REAL ESTATE world press. sembly. Ftolltlcal experts say duced surprisingly little popular Hchumenn said both govern­ WUs Dolorea and two two Ireplaces, two garages. four acres of land In Manchester. Coll today...... $21,600. CUSTOM COLONIAL . . . of petroleum from the hand* of ’TOLLAND — prestige area the election Is unlikely to alter excitement, perhaps because of ment* want "to do everything mmm V ft. Coast Guard 643-1584 646-0191 Two acres, superb landscaping Built by Moses. Are you VERNON — Big five-room One of the recipes in " l « Ori- a foreign company ilmernallon- Town Planner Rxlly IxiuretU. 27. I'reslon Hutchins Agency. Realtors, Raised Ranch, 3 bedrooms, the country's present pro-West­ the wide belief that the .outcome [xjeslblr" lo ensure that the ‘51-‘R4. Grad. Michigan looking for a 4-bedroom Ranch. High treed lot. Huge atae” , OUver has named otter a al Petroleum Co. i. agrarian re­ Dr . report* the loss of aeveral 646-6324. kitchen three bedrooms, dining room with sliding glass ern. pro-NA’TO stands or Its con- of the election is virtually pre Mediterranean does not become TactinalAigtoaJ U n I v Buying or Selling a home It makes Cents for you to homo, a large kitchen. 1st close friend of his. Jean (Coc­ determined. The final week of form" and a new International Rotary (sUf^t stereo tape* from her car. The FVsrner eagtnaer at PWA finished walkout basement. doors, Mediterranean kitchen, s e r v a 11 v e, free-enterprise -1 stake In the rivalry between MANCHES’TER ■ — Flour bed­ coll PHILBRICK. Many other properties to choose from. floor family room, walkout teau. It’s a delicious dessert of campaigning I* expected to be­ policy srhlch Is one "not of sub­ (ape* diaappeared either 'Thur*- PTMwitly la portnerMup NEW IJSTING. Immaculate $22,600. Wolverton Agency, large living room, garage servatlvc, (ro’ -enterpri-se do­ the big p>nversj' room tri-level home with three Colonial with automatic kitch­ basement, a beautifully ■tn^wberries, m a c a r o o n s , come more boisterous, but to mission but of dignity." J Eric PfXter of 78 Harlan 'lay or Friday. In Goodrtsay Copy Center treed lot, in a nice neigh­ Realtors, 6462813. treed lot. in a beautiful set­ whipped cream and kirsch. mestic policies. 8t . director of planning for the Asked whether Franc* ap­ M s m b • r liarancbeArtar full baths, living room with en. formal dining room, fire- . Almost unanimously they pre­ change few voters' mind*. He,^ said domestic and foreign Someone went on a rampog* borhood. with Immediate oc­ ting, $31,900 Jacqueline-Rob- Saturate 8 macaroons with; 14 Town, of Manchester, will be proved ttie naUlralUatl^ at the Ctountiy Club and Parent* cathedral ceiling and car­ place, IS ibatha. 3 good sited BOL’TON School Rd.. Imma- This will| be the third assem­ elements are fighting change m la*( piiht at M( N.ebrj and map­ cupancy? Call Jim FTorence. erta, Agenqj^, \j6463S39. cup kirsch and, while they ab­ dict a return to power of the 46 MedKerrerveen, Schumann re- Club Bom Catholic High. peting, grade level' family bedrooms. 'Portable air-con- bly election since' a btoodleaa Prru and that "this will be a' guest speaker at a meeting of ped radio ,-imennae, off of aeven cUlate 6bVdroom Colonial. IH sorb the liqueur, whip up 2 cups y^ar-old prime fnfolster. whooe pli*

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Mizpah - Spencer Circle of Sunset Rebekah Lodge will About Town South United Methodist Church meet Monday at 8 p.m. at Odd Herald win meet Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. Fellows Hali; Refreshments will Effective Monday, the West In Susannah Wesley Hall of tiie be served by the noble grand Yesterdays OPEN The Baby Has Side branch library will go on church. Louis Champeau will and her committee.' Its ivinter schedule. Hours will give an Ulustrated talk about 25 Years Ago be 2 to 6 p.m. and 6 to 9 p.m. "F lags o t Our United States, The Youth Choir of Com­ WESTOWIf Monday and Wednesday, arid 2 The Glorious Fifty." Hostesses munity Baptist Church will WllUam Andrulot, foreman ot AJ.L DAY PHARMACY to 6 p.m. Friday. are Mrs. James CSiipps, ctialr- rehearse tomorrow at 6:48 p.m. the park department for tsn Been Named Mrs. William Newton and Mrs. at the church. ’ years, Is appointed tree warden. Emanuel Lutheran Church man; Mi b . Elmer Anderson, Coimcil wrill meet Monday at Edith Wetherell. Appointment tor a town coun­ Chamlnade Musical Club will sel Is postponed as Selectmen SUNDAY 7:30 p.m. In the board room of have its first meeting of the the church. are deadlocked in their voting All Medicinal Services Available Tellelsen, Patricia Christine, dai|g;hter at Rogrer and Bev- Liadies Guild o f the Assump­ season Monday at 8 p.m. In the following 19 ballote. erty Lererfil Tellefsen, Old Monson Rd., Stafford Springe. She tion will meet Monday at 8:16 Federation Room of Center 455 HARTFORD RD. <143-5230 was bom Sept. 16 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal Junior Rhythm Choir of North p.m. at the Keith Furniture Congregational Church. Mrs. 10 Years Ago grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lerohl, Sacred Hecul, United Methodist Church will Store on Main St. to learn more Eldna Johnston Is in charge of a Minn. Her paitemal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ansgar rehearse Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. about home fumij^h&gs and in­ program about "Music of the This was a Sunday; Hie Her­ Tetletsen, Staten IslEoid, N.Y. at the church. terior decorating. Romantic Period.” ald did not publish. • • • • • Reafd Herald Advertisements Doane, Christopher Edward, , son of Ctarfc E. and Kath­ leen Robbins Drane, 177 Spruce St., Maitchester. He was bom Sept. 18 ait Hartford Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Robbins, 177 Spruce St.', Manchester. His paterml grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Doane, 42 So. Hawthorne St., Manchester.

Wahnqiilst, Kristen Lee, daughter of U. Harvey Jr., and Janet Flavell Wahnqulst, Laurel Leaf Dr., Gales Ferry. She was bom Sept. 16 a* Lawrence Memoria!! Hospital. Her mater­ nal grandmother Is Mrs. Helen Flnvell, 88 Hamlin St., Men- cheOter. Her paitemal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wahnquulst, 270 Autumn St., Manchester. Her paternal great- grandtather Is Frederick Hawtln, Venice Fin. **.«*» Larrimore, Kimberly Ann, daughter of James C. and Marilsm Andrews Larrimore, 22 Glenwood St., Manchester. She was bom Sept. 26 at Manchester Memortnl Hospital. Her maternal grandparenita are Mr. and Mrs. Jiames Aiiclrews, 22 Glenwood St., Mcmcheoter. Her paternal grandparents are are Mr. and Mrs. Jaimes Larrimore, 871 Adeirns St., Manches­ ter. •i * «i • •< Barnett, Linda LCIgh, daughter of John B. and Kathleen Kiemlan Bam etl, 18 M

Grose, Donovan Ronald, son of Rodger and Alnna Rose Grose, 6 Jefferson Manor, Hunting Lodge Rd., Storrs. He was bom Sept. 80 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Allan L. Rose, 218 CSder Mill Rd., BoUnn. His paternal gnandparents are Mr. and Mre. Ron­ ald Grose, 666 BoMon Center Rd., Bolton. . TZfcUP & SAVE COUPON Williams, Everett Andrew, son of Frank and Donna TBOHNIQUK Cowles WUUamb, 8 Rockledge Dr., Andover. Ho wias bom Oct. 1 at Manchester Memorial HospUlal. His msitemal grtmdpar- HAIR-COLOR TOOTHPASTE ents are Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cowlee, Wothersfleild. His pn- tem sl grandparents are Mr. and Mre. BJvorott WtUlams, Weth­ • All Shades e 8.78 Os. ersfield. e Super Sise • LIMIT 2 I® WITH COUPON • LIMIT 2 WITH COUPON ★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★★★ ★★★★★★★★ Without Coupon $2-88 Without Xkrapon 98c Coupon Good Sunday, October 8, Only Mary E. LsDuc Coupon Good Sunday, October 8, Only yivi'./Sviviviviviviviviv’iviviviv/ Board of Diraclari TcfcLlP & SAVE COUPON Ttf CLIP 8« SAVE COUPON Mrs. LdDuo hss three children and five grand­ BAN Dry Spray Deodorant ^ C L IP & SAVE c o u p o n ');^ children and Hvss at 40 fKLEENEX PAPER TOWELS 1 Cambridge St, For past All-Purpose STORADE BOX ssventecn years she has e 4-ox. Slse c -lumbo Rolls • Assorted Decorator Colors been aoUvs In Btaite vst- e Antl-Ferapirant •nas Stsits Pres. Formula LIMIT 4 o t 0,000 member VFW • Heavy flbreboard O AuxM. lOOT-’M . Formerly • LIMIT 2 _ with • Large Slse aoUvs in FTA OounoU and • WITH COUPON Coupon • Strong ft Sturdy in sooutlnc. 1000 ohalr- Without Coupon 99c. ___ ■ WITH COUPON nwn or Mothers' March Without Coupon 89c ea. on Birth Defects National Coupon Good Simday, October 8, Only Without Coupon 81-44 FoundaiUon. Present mem­ Coupon Good Sunday, October 8, Only ber c t Bostrd of Dlreotara Coupon Good Sunday, October 5, Only TZ^CLIP & SAVE COUPON For Tlw ACTION Team .TZfcLIP & SAVE COUPON VOTE DEMOCRATIC y S CUP & SAVE COUPON 20-Oallon TRASH BAM EL DUPONT MOTOR OIL WOMEN’S ft TEENS’ This Ad Sponsored By Th»> Manchester Dsmooratlo Town Oonanlttee e quart Cans • 10W-20W-80W SFORT-LOAFERS ROGER NEGRO, Treas. e Cover Included • Metal Handlee • Weather Reeiitant $ WMh • Popular Chafai Trim ★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★★★ ★★★★★★★★ Coupon o Sixes • to 19 WITH COUPON qts. e Brown Only Without Coupon 91.99 WITH COUPON without Coupon 44o qt. Cou|MMi Oo

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Arthur Kennedy and Teresa W right in a scene from “ Appalachian Autumn,” a drama scheduled Tuesday 9:30-11 p.m. on CBS. Will Goldie, Movie-Bound, Be Another Marilyn ? By GENE HANDSAKEB ducer Mike F r a n k (Tv 11 c h. Russe. Later she ran a didn’t like to see m yself up Ms baliMlo and, of course, his Associated Press Writer "There's a Girl In M y Soup,” school for 100 youngsters In there dancing; I thought It eras ear-do. No more pointy ears. and producer BlUy Wilder M HOLX.YWOOD (AP) — Rub­ Washington and still later was a tastdess”—and they complied. It's nioe to know that, when scheduled to write another for bery-faced, giggly Ooldle Hawn, go-go dancer—clothed—at "fine Miss Hawn launches her mov­ Nlm oy was offered the part, ha her, as he did for Marilim the smart blonde who only acta clubs' ’ while living with four ie career married—this summer first called Landu — Just to Monroe with "Some Like It dumb on television's "Laug^- other girls Iti a tiny Manhattan —to a film director, Gus Trlkon- make sura the other actor In,” leaves the show alter this H o t” apartment. Is, SO, who soon starts a film in wasn’t still dickering with the season for a career in movies. Some observers predict, in­ Go-go is the same kind of arild Germany. Goldie describes him network. It was aU open and This summer she did one film, gyration performed by "Laugh- deed, that Goldie will become as as not as outgoing as herself but aboveboard — at least on Nl- "Cactus Flower,” with Ingrid big a star as the late MarUyn. In's” kookle comediennes. Gol­ full o f fun. m oy's part. Bergman and Walter Matthau, One is Goldie’s agent-partner. die asked the producers to ex­ A t their "nice little house In and found It " a very exciting A rt Simon, who discovered her cise her from that this year—" I Studio City,” she takes care of experience.” dancing in the chorus on an the roaes, cooks and cleans on She’s set for a second for pro­ Andy Griffith television special weekends and rests up tor the MINMIOTORS three years ago. He and Miss next week's shodtlng. She and SMALL ENGINE Trikonls have no immediate Hawn have formed a company SPECIALISTS that will produce two Goldie plana for a movie together. spelcals for NBC and eventual­ Where would she like to be 10 LAWNMOWERS GOLF ly, they hope, moVies. years from now? "A live, happy, and no place SHARPENED Simon says Goldie is leaving "Laugh-In” because "in the special.” REPAIRED framework o f the show, I don't OPEN We Are Not Satisfied think she has had the opportuni­ Until You Are! FOR THE ty to present the talent she real­ ly has.” New Mission Mft.11706 SEASON But Goldie is grateful for her llIRR Middle Turnpike three seasons on "Laugh-In,” F o r N im oy DAY AND NIGHT an "enormous thing that really riiot off my career.” Leonard Nlmoy has recover­ • PAR 3 Around the show's stage,, ed from his stiff face — and • DRIVING RANGE she's known as cooperative and he’s embarking on the nearly, unaffected. Producer Paul W. impossible mlasioo of succeed­ • MINIATURE GOLF Keyes says her leaving is "like ing Martin Lnndu on CSS’ losing your right' arm. She's "Mission: Impossible." • G O CARTS going to be a big star.” I f anybody can lUI Landu’s The shapely Goldie, 5 feet 6 Hioes — and part — it's Nlmoy. Tm Spoon RMtiwant and 114 pounds, is 23. She was As "Star Trek's” Mr. Spock. ELECTRONICS PnO-Tlme Golf ProtessIsBal bom in Washington, D.C., where Nlm oy made miUloos of fans.- LABORATORIES oa Premises at AD Tiroes. her father, Rutledge Haam, Is a But It was a more difficult part musician tn society orchestras. than you might Imagine. ly AJ Gsyaoa, Pro. He is also a descendant o f Ed­ "Spock was so stiff and un­ 277 BROAD ward Rutledge of South Caro­ bending,” Nimoy says, "that Golf 0 Tron lina, youngest signer of the Dec­ playlag him made me phy­ EXIT M from I-M laration of Independence. sically exhausted. I could never STEREO At 3, Goldie started baUet and Bts. 80 a N. TalcsttvUle lean agalnat a wall or sloudi, I at 10 performed arlth the Ballet or even relax my facial muscles. My face was almost TAPES pennanently sfiff." Now, with loose cheeks, he FOR CUBED - CRUSHED - BLOCK Paul Newman nar­ faces the future brsvtfy. When rates ‘Trom Here to he was asked to taka the part L T. WOOD COTii ICE on Mlasiosi, ha made sure the CARS n m ssEix ST. M the Seventies,” a character ha plays —P arle Is Phaae MS-1U8 niin Piaat Open view and preview of his only name — eras "a Torn East frsro Main St. g£.| Weekdays 8 to 8 America, T u e 8 d a jr sloooliy typo.” TV-I w ’ » ( at State *IWuntni Sataays 8 to 1 8:30-U pjn. on NBC. He's also rnsaplimy chaagod PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1969 PAG E THREE SATURDAY JO PROGRAM Educational MONDAY JO PROGRAM Mornine TUESDAY PROGRAM n m 8:M JO The FllEtotoM Seaaan Premiere 1:0 (A) O M Talk Uiwreaee Welk 8km (M) HaaBey - Brtokley Bo- (22) At Itoa** wMh XHty Tracy, Robert Ryan. Anne U:S# (8) BFD 8 (C) •:M (t> dreea Aeree <0> (M> DIvaree Court (C) (C) —Francis. JO (W E D H , Channel 2 4 ) (O-M) Dream Haaae (C) (M ) Dlvaraa CtooH (C) (88-n-S8) UBderdM (C) Kavlea (8) Tratk ar Csaarqaoaofs (C) (Monday — Friday) (840) D raoa Hraae (C) (30) Hi Bttoktoy 1:M (8) Yoar CemnuBii^ " Arabesque" Gregory Peck (S) As the Wsrid Taras (IS) Mavto ^2AA2A0) Yea’re PatUag 1:M (3) As the WatM Taras (C) Miger Le«ff«e and Sophia Loren. The quiet (Sl-1040) Newt — Waalhor (2»A8Aa) Yaa’ra Pottlag Ma (0) Trath ar Caaeeqaaaeaa (C) Flftyoff Giunee uneventfui Oxford life of an (10) Mevla Saaday, Oetaber 5 (»40) Let’s Make a Deal (C) Oa (C) (8) Movie SpectacElar American exchange profesaor 420AAA0) My Warld aad Wel- 5:M (S) Slga Oa aad Prayer (840) Let’* Make a Deal (C) (38A840) New* — W «Uh*r — (1) "MUuilon In Morocco'* Lex 'of ancient languages changes 2:0 (9) Lave Is a Maay gpleadsred oaasa to It (O) 0:05 (3) Tewa Crier Bperto aad FSator* (C) AaUqaee v n 4:00 (1) Saarlee Semeeter (C) 8:M (3) Lave l i a Maay SyleaAerail I (SO-S8A0) I Dream af Jeaaato Barker. Jull Redini^. Ameri­ dramatically when he la asked Glass and Glnss Blowing Thfau (O) (8-M) Maaic Seeae (C) Thlas (C) can oil man Investigates by Middle Eastern oil mag­ (M «L M ) Days at Oar Uvea " C:N (0) Momaato ef Comfert aad (2O-IB-A0) Dayi at Oar Uvee (840) Mad Sqaad (C) Freaek Chef B (20AAA0) )Kewaa aad Martia’s Newt I (fO-tO-SO) Dabble BeyaaM* murder of man and disappear­ nate to decipher secret mes­ NET FesUvsl B (C) (0-lf) Nawlywed Oame (C) Laagh-Ia (C) (f-M) Newlywed Oaaie (C) ance of microfilm showing lo­ sage written In hieroglyphics. (3) O a id lu L U t (C) 8:15 (8) lallaHe Horiaeae Shew (C) In Search of Rembrandt Guests: The Monkeea. 0:M (3) Year Cemmaalty (C) 3:M (8) UeMhag LIgfct (C) cation of oU deposlCs. •:M Petticoat Jaaetlaa B (C) S:M NET Jmraal (20-32-30)nel>eeUrs (C) (20-88-10) ThTSector* (C) • (1) Bed Sheltoa Hear (C) (3) "Man Who Turned to (0-40) Datlag Oame ~ (C) (S40) Tke Mew Ferale (C) (M ) Caoaaltotlaa Gupiu: Jack Albertson, Oary (gd«> NCAA'FooUmll (C> If I Don’t Agree Must I Go 7:M (3) News (C) (840) Datlag Oame (C) Stone” •Victor Jonr Charlotte (1) He Said. She Said (0) S:M (I) Be SaM. Ske SaU (G) I*uckctt and the Ikilon Gap, Austin. Group of iSth century "Mississippi vs. Alabama" Away ■ R (5o^)'"iKvtor* (8) Mr. Geeber (C) Emmaltno Hrnry. U :M (S) Maaalx Fram Bare to the 7T* rolong their lh*es by absorb- Investigates 2-year-old crime 10:00 The Advoeale (C) ton and Maximilian SebsU, 3:M (M ) Jack LaLaaae Shew Paul Newman will serve as to disprove malpractlra (3) Oemer Fyla — U8MC (C) with Kathryn Haya and Leslie 3:30 (0) Gamer Pyle — I.HMC (C) Rig bio-elcctiica* energy of (20-23-M) Biteht PraaiMa (O) 0:M 3) Biehardt Shaw (C) (20-3880) Bright FremUe (C) luide (or this 2 hour *p____ girls; they get control of wom­ charges against small town Monday, October 0 Nielsen. In Belgium during ( 8) Tm Mevie Oame f..rom NBC New*, exploring doctor only to be hindered at I AastrisrCradle af Maslo What’s New (3) Baager Slaltoa (C) renownnned American conduc­ (22) David Free! Shew (C) miu' be expected in next de­ hospital med. staff to doctor I Oaten Tag (2*-Z3-S0) Letters to LaagkAa tor and hla 70-member orches­ (20-S8A0) Letter* to Laagh-la (3) "Ride Lonesome" Ran­ (SO) Oalleplag Oearmet (C) (8) MUe Daiwls* Shew cade. Twelve correspondenu dolph Scott, Karen Steele. himself. i Drags Cse aad Abase (8) Mike Deaglas Shew (0 ) tra are captured and threaten­ (M) Leave It to Beaver (C) will participate. Full reaource* U :M News — Weather and I French Chef (U) Tempo 18 (C) ed with death unless they per­ 0:15 (I) Yogi Bear Shaw (C) (10) Temae IS Former sheriff captures young Boeuf a La Mode (M ) Dark Shadew* ol NBC New* with personnel desperado and waits for hS l^ r t s in 78 coumries, will be used (ft) Film 8:M Jasa AUey (40) DarkShadewa generaL '88 (O (8) Dear Jails Meade (C) 4:30 (10) Faehlea* la Sewtog (C) for program. Filming la being killer-brother to come to U : lt (2 2 ^ ) News — Weather aad Bud Freeman- 4:30 (38A8A0) New* (C) rescue. 4:25 (2AA2A0 News (C) (S-M) The Sswvlrara (C) (20) FBm 4d0 (3) Ha*el done at 80 locailona around ^ r U (C) Black Joaraal (C) 4:M (I) Hiuei (18) Bella Beeae (C) (M) Newt (C) (C) the world. ((7) (48) Mevl« Doable Feature U:M (f> Spectacalar (C) «10:N Callaral Altairs (C) (IS) r.D .q. (1) "Adventures of Captain (18) P,D.q. (I) Darla Day Shew (C) (M) J e iri Cellle (M> My Uttia Margie (8-M) Mavto "Battleground" ’50. War U:M The Alard Qnartet (20) M f Utth Margie lt:M (S-M) Movie "The Over-the-HIII Gang" Fabian" and (3) "Golden action In France during '44. <• ’ )4 (0) Caret Banelt Shew (C) (23) Mike Daogla* hhaw (C) Globes Story" Mtka Deaglaa shew < C ) Gueata: Steve Lawrence, Bid- (3SASA0) II Takea Twe (C) SdO (8) CBS Flayhegie (C) Thomasina in N B C ’s Van Johnson, John Hodlak, Taesday, October 7 (8) David F m t Shew C) (SO-M) Fllatotoae* (C) 1:88 (8) Joaay GMest (C> 0:M The llalverse aad Other (3»40) niatotoaes (C) ward VlUella. 5:M (3) Ferry M**ea "Appalachian Autumn" An George Murphy, James Whit­ 6:00 (S) Ferry Maaea (S-M) Lave Ameiieaa Style 10:35 (3SASA0) News (C) original drama by B. Ham- 8:88 <8) Big I Theatre “The Wonderful World more. Things (C) 10:30 (tSASAO) CaaeealratlaB (C> (10) Bamper Beam Pat O’Brien appeara in "Apache Rifles" *66. Cavalry 0:M BThsPs New (IS) Bamper Boom (18) News (M) Big Pletare ner set against background of of Disney” Sunday "Kitten with a Whip" 'S4. (90) Film U :M (2SASA0) Sale ef Ceatory (C) (C) Appalachia, focuauig on re­ caiHain struggles to bring Am-Margret, John Forsythe, 7 :N liMhIag tela Leadership B Usoo (S «48) News — Weather 11:25 (M) News (00) Maastore the film, “The Over- lationship between proudly in­ peace when Apaches go on Peter Brown, 7:04 Ingles Para Todos (10) Maastors aad ^rto (C) (M ) OilUgaa’a latoad warpath. Audle Murphy. Mi­ 7:30-8:30 p.m. S :N Gena. Israe (to) OHlIgaa’s lalaad Doris Day stars on her U :M (t) Lave at LUe (C) 8:35 (M> Weather 'The-Hill Gang” Tuee- dependent father and hi* artis­ <2t) Tsalgkl Shaw (C) 5:25 (40) Weather (U ) Msvie (tSASAO) Haihrwead Sqaarea tically fified son. chael Dante, Linda Lawson. 0 :N NET FesHval (C) own show Monday (SO) Sea Haat 5:30 (0) Stoma the Start (C) day 8 :30-10 pjn. "The Green Helmet" *61. U ;tt (22) W sirferM Wsrld af 5:10 (0) Stamp the Stan (C) (0) Beat th« C l ^ (C) (U ) Vaderdag I (840) Marco* Walhy. M.D. (C) Laaral and Hardy Jasx at Tanglewood: Judy Ool- (U ) Baderdag (30) News — Weather aad (00) Oalleplag Oearmel (10) Nawe American tire manufacturer ' liiu and Don EUls 9:30 to 10 p.m. on t e r t o (O) (10) FUm wants to get his tires recog­ ( t u t ) - nrtmUar Hal Stanton, boat 10 :M EEN Chranlele (20) 8 < m 12:M (1) Twalve O’CSaek Beport (00) OiUlgsa’B latoad U :M (0 0 38 00M) N*w* —Weather ( 0 > PUybay altar Dark (0) (10) O im m ’s Istaad CBS. (f) Merv Oriffla-ghew (C) (2SA2A0) Jeopardy (C) (8) N< aad Itoefta (C) nised as acme of perfection The Scottish Games ’69 (S40) Aeey BIshep Shaw (C) . „ (M ) Trath er Caaeaqaeocea for racing cars Bill Travers. U O’Ctoek BIsfc Hugh Hefner and guesta, Sid (40) Trath sr Caaseqasacea (840) B ew IteM 0:M (M ) Weather — ^ l u i a aad (U ) lEevIe 7iM (t) Lacy BIww Caesar and Noel Harrison. 0:99 (AA) Weather — Sports aad (30) TSalgU Shmr 12:25 (I) News (C) (U ) Dtok Von Dyhs (M ) Sea Hoot Ed Begley, Ursula Jeans, Nan­ Wedaesday, Oetaber 8 (34) Taalght Shaw iohaay 12:M (8) Searak tar Temerrew (C) News (0) (N ) Baetol Beearifar to Aettao cy Walters. (S> All Aiharieaa CaOcte Shim U :U (22) SpaUlght (0) Aastrla, CradU at Masle (C) News (C) (U ) My Favarito Marttoa U:M (0) Merv Orlttla Mtow (C) (10) My Favarito Martlaa Canaa (C) (2S-2SA0) Name Dropper* C) (1880) Boaltay - U o h la y Ba- ( 0 0 4 ^ ) Taalght Shaw Jaha- 4:88 <48) Championship Wrestling Hnltoir-BriBklcr BUI Dana What's New (U> Dick Van Dyke (SO) Bat Maatoraoa (KMW Nmn — Wcalber — U iH (t) Chiller Thealra Inlerviewlagfar Beaalta B (10) Bat Waalenaa (20) Film (3) Mavie (0-M) That OIrl (C) (,4) Highllghta ny------Ca____ |C) 4:88 (8) Man from U.N.C.L.B. (40) News Gregory. ^5ad“J ^Day at Black Rock" 'K. ’’Woman * World" ’84. aiflon <88> O.E. College Bowl <0) (2t4Mt> Andy WBIIams Shaw <4t) Newt — Weather aad Bsoh Beat (C) • lU CM) Laeal News 0:06 (M ) Bswhld* Ouesti mclude his wife, alng- Spaiis Theodore White (40) Bawhide 7:00 (A) After Dfauer Movie (8) News —Mameata at Com­ Train otopa at Black Rook Webb, Lauren Bacall, Van 0:10 (0) New* with WaHar Cim>- tor first time in year and town Heflin. June AUvson. t;M Kata Smith, Jonathan WIntera, Ride the Pink Horse" Rob­ U:M On Being Black (C) ktte vertlaing man with penchant (M ) News HesdUaea— DBAF la terrified over deportliw (M ) New* and Mga Oft Datlag Gam. <0) (4t) Oae S l^ Beysad 0 :N Foens m Ir a iiits B (C) Sports (C> tiM (S-4t> Newlywed Game (C> "Image of Death’' 0:M TThat’s New TODAY: "Ambeeque," film 7:M Sapenriaer Sell Developmeat of professor vs. Middle East 7:M Ingim Para Tedae spies, with Sophia Loren cuid 0:M Waahteadra Week la Bevlew l:M NBT Flayhaase Gregory Peck, 9-11:15 p.m. on WEDNESDAY JO PROGRAM Ten Blocks on the Oamino NBC. Real Both sets feature a big 19" (0) OIri Talk (C) people. their affair before lt:M laterastloaal Magsslae (C) SUimAY: "Forsythe Saga," (S-M) Dream Haase (C) (30) F9m marriage; (heir upa and down SUNDAY JC; PROGRAM diagonally measured screen, first in^xUlment of hugely popu­ exira-marilal affair* and fi­ Friday, Oetaber I t (S3) At Hama wItk Kitty nally their more mature un­ 0:M The Vnlvene aad Other built-in UHP and VHP anten­ lar series in Ebigland, 9 p.m. m khtnaidiig of 8:16 (S) Adveataree of Qambir (0) t:M Callaral Affairs TUag (C) pretty girls while l o ^ po­ 8:M A Ceaversalira with Victor Whitman and Sarah MUes, 9- (20-UAO) Day* at Oar Uvm (amou* genetic engineer. (8) Davey aad Ooltath (0) lice try to keep parties and maas makes service a snap. ^283380) . . . The* Came 8:88 (8) Awake (0) KI I 11:46 p.m. on ABC. (0^) Nawlywed Oame (C) fights in hand during Easter 8:88 NET PUyhoxse Model MY73GY S:M (0) Onldlag Ugkl (C) 8:46 48) Bible Story weekend in Palm Springs. MONDAY: “ Black Journal.” Mlcnael Park* with Kl*a L i ^ 8:88 (8) World Aroand Ua (O) 18:88 Jami AUey % (283880) TkeDcetore (C) Town hoodluiiu Invade party Model MY74W with Walnut Interviews with Eldridge CHeav- (8 M ) Daltog Oame (C) cheater and Woodrow Oiam- (8) Faith for Today (C) which results in serious lii- S:M (8) He Said. She HaM (C) blls*. (88) F Troop Jury. trim cabinet. er and Stokely Carmichael in (It ) New* 8:16 (48) Sacred Heart (383A-M) Aaether Werid (C) (4A) AUred Hllcheook Algiers, 9 p.m. on Chanel 24 . . (8 M ) Oeaeral Heepllal (C) I I :M (830) Near* — Weather 8:88 (8) llnlveralty of Michigan "Thanatos Palace Hot” Two Game Shows 1:10 (I) Oemer Pyle — IJSMC (C) * aad Saert* |C) (8) UliUogae (C> (4A) 12 O’Clook High ‘ ‘Counterpoint,’’ World War n (383880) Brighl FremUe (C) (10) MevU (88) Talea of WelU Fargo "Hours Before Dawn” drama with Charlton Heston (8 M ) Oae U fe to Live (C) (M ) Sea Hast 48) Thia la th«. Life (I) Lassie (C) Get New Hosts 4:M (0) Baager Stattoa (C) 18:88 (8) Isamp onto My Feet NEW YOR K(AP) —Two NBC and MaxmiUan ScheU, 9-11:15 11:18 New* — Weather aad (8) Mormon Conference (C) (tOAA) WUd Klagdom (C) (I8S8A0) Letteie to Laagb-ta (30) - Let lla Celebrate (C) (S) Land of lk« Glaals (C) gAine ohowo will bave new hoota p.m. cm NBC. (0) MUe Deaglaa Shaw (C) II:M u - Merv (Iriffl* Hhaw IC) 40) I Spy ' (11) Temp* 10 (C) (M 38A0I Taalght Shaw Jaha- (48) Faith for Today 7:88 when Oie network’s daytime TUESDAY: “The Over-The- 18:88 S> Look Up and Live (S) To Beme witk Love (C) (M) Dark Shadew* ay Careaa (C) (88) Sacrifice of the Naaa (MAO) Wonderfal Worid at ■chedulea officially beglna its HUl-Gong," a western film 4:M (10) Fashtoa* to Sewtog (C) DIsBey (C) 4:30 (S8SSA0) New* (C) *5’Sl:M ( I ) Mavie (C) (48) Chriatophera First lutlf of ‘"Tho Three new season on Sept. 39. spoof, with Pat O’ Brien and 4:M (1) Basel (C) 11:88 (8) Camera Three (C) Walter Brennan, 8:30-10 p.m. on IH( tl nVin Special Agent" (40) Inalght Lives of ’Thomasina' ’story of Bob CHayton who has been the 10) P.D.Q. '01. Eddie Oanstanilne, 11:18 (88) Frontlera of Faith (C> 7-yearold girl and her en­ announcer on "Ooncentratkm” ABC . . . "From Here to the (M) My Uttle Margie Dajihna Doyle. 11:30 (S> On the Agenda (C> chanted pet cat, Thomasina. Seventies," a look at what’s (33) Mike Deaglas Shew (C) UOi New* aad Slga IHI UConn — Sf^aoon Premiere 8:88 (8) Ed SBfUvaa Shew (C) for almosd six years, w ill take (SO-M) Fllatotoae* (C) l:U (M) New* HeadHsaa — USAF (48) Dlarovery *M GueaU; (Uint Eastwood, Phyl­ over aa permanent host Ed ahead, narrated by Paul New­ 0:M (8) Perry Maaae BellgUa* rWm aad Mga OH 11:48 (88) Aa Long na I Live lis DlUer, Flip Wilson. man, 8:30-11 p.m. on NBC . . . (10) Bamper Beem Audrey Hepburn stars (1) New* — MaotaaU W Caot- 18:88 (8) We Believe (C) (0-40) The F.B.I. (C) McMahon, who replaced Hugh (M) Oucevertag America fart aad OaldapaaU "Jaxz at Tanglewood," with (80) Maaater* in the film, ‘T w o For "ProteaUint" 6:18 (lOAO) Bin Cosby Skew (C) Downs several months ago, villi (M> OSligas’s Islaad •:88 (1) Leslie Vgsams Shew (C) leave—preasure of other busi­ Judy Collins and Don Eniis, 9 1:U (M ) Weather the Road,” W ^nesday Ketty Lester appears Guests: Don Knotts, Lillian STANEK ness Interests, he said. p.m. on Channel 24. • :M (0) Stamp the Store (C) Hayman, Dermis Allen. (18) Cederdag 9-11:15 p.m. on ABC. Authorized Dealer on N B C ’s “The Bill M40) Beaaasa (C) Larry Blyden, on the panel of WEDNESDAY: "Harvest Cosby Show” Sunday (040) Movie "You 're Putting Me On,” win Hayride,’’ wldi the Itoodteitown "T)iose Magnificent Men In OOUME SIGNED 8:30-9 p.m. Their Flying Machines" Stuart move up to the hoat’s spot BUI ELECTRONICS Pipers, 8-9 p.m. on Channel 8 . . (M) OMIgaa’s Islaad A t o Z Whitman, Sarah MUes. 1910— Leyden la leaving the show be­ “Two for Uie Road," film of Gol(Ue Hawn, Uie winaome, (M l Trath ar Caosaqaaacaa ^ ^ i r t e m p Wealthy British newspaper 277 BROAD STREET — PHONE 649-1124 wide-eyed innocent on "Rowan •:M (84) Waalhar — a fa rU aad RENTAL CENTER publisher la persuaded to cause Its production schedule the Hves of a young married Nawa (C) (S) Oplnlonatod Man sponsor an air race from required him to commute oreek- couple, with Audrey Hepburn and MarUn’s LauKh-In,” has (IS) My ravattta Marttaa (M) Blblo Aaowom London to Paris. CorHeatants and Albert Finney, 9-11 ;15 p.m. entered Into an exciuilve, loiv- (M ) Father NaOalay Blag Aroaad the Worid from all over world come; ly from his Loa Angelea home to (13) HlghUgbla (Cl (48) ^oUoge_ Foetbnll someone tries mbotaglng as New York. on ABC. torm contoact wlUi NBC. The (80) Msttota'* Navy U:tS (M) Feeni many planet as he can. (O FRIDAY: "A Conversation a^eeinent colls tor Uie "Laugh­ (M ) Nawa U :M (f) F u g the NsUen M:N (3) MUsIm : Impemthle (C) (M ) ttawhida (I) Wny Ont Force seeks to foil an exUed withe Victor Rlesel,” a talk in’’ lovely to headline specials (3> Nawa wttb Walter Cim»- (N ) Bkllglens S u lu dictator’s attempt to regain IT DOES Make a Difference Where You Save! with the labor <»lumnist, 8:W tor Ute network during the next klto (C) U-HAUL (M) C M S , Weekend power. la, Nawa wlih iraoh Bey- 1I:H (Ml WseihigtM Beyeit (OOAO) The Bold Ones (C) p.m. on Channel 24. Uiree yeora. "We consider Miss* — (C) liM I) The NFL Tedsy i (OAO) News — Weather aad Hawn one of Uie most captivat­ (ISi Otoh Vaa Dyha Chicago vs. New York Sperls -ft ^ ■ft INSTANT (M l Maw Maruaa* (M-M) Meet the Frees (C) I (0) Merv Grlflhi Shew (C) ing and verooUle cntertalnera (**8 0) uoaltoy - Hrtohlsy (I) Yale FeetbaU BIgUlgkto (M ) TMight Shew Jehaay on the current scene,” Mr. Y p stei^ y’a Yale ve. Colgate CaroM B (C> EARNINGS > WHAI-E HUNTERS i (M ) I seal Nswa footbail game. '(C ) i .V. News — Weather aad S A V 1 N G S The whale hunters of the Schlosser sold. "ThLi agree­ I (S) Who! ta u s Warld Renting Equipment SALES & SERVICE (44) CMvenstlMs wUh ... Sparta ment w ill permit NBC to pre­ "la so s aad New Makloo" 1:M (MAW Baeeban’a Lesgae I 40 IMevIe at the Week I.OAM Axores—one of the moat extra­ (tat aumuay -Brtoaiay for See ns for our no eont Mtr- CkampiMehiy Serlee "(Siarile Chan at Race Track" 5% Dividend pnid ordinary anachronisms of the sent her talents to additional part (C) \ s < » I I \ I I () s Wofi* or Play vegr wkoB jroa b o M o r moil- (•) Bepsti ta the Fesple (C) I (0) MevU train dny et depeoit. 20th century—will be the sub­ millions of Americans in a la> Troth sr CUoaaqaaeaaa (C) ornlsA. 4h) lasase sad Aaewera "The Enforcer" Humphrey showcase dealgned expressly (M ) - OPEN SEVEN DAYS l: t t (t) Oammaala aad Peaple (C) Bogart, Everett Bloane. 4 tlinoa jrenrijr. ject of a o-ie-hour color special. l|8A8M) Nawa 948-4611 It N (MAg) AFL Oame (C) Racket-buster hits with Im­ “ The Whale o f Jose Esoobar,” tor her." Sparta aad FaaO (C) <•' S^ahlag lor ike Cenenmer pact In story as sensational BAHABBOTla’Q AhhdOT PIBABAIAt latTlW IA B 7d0 iMi Uiam l amp! U Tolland Tpfco., Manchaator (4A) Msvie aa the headlmea that created with triilch NBC News will IC) REM "Tile <)ulet American’’ It. IQBT M A IN 8 T „ M A N C H E S T E R • R O U T E g l, C O V E N T R Y launch its new science and ad­ UuaaU: To*n Joae Telia tilS (t) Health Series (O) I (1) SlarUgM Movie GEORGE C. B o o rr ROLE Fiatda RoMgomtlati and venture series early next year l:M (1) Mavis Ilqh'. Passage" 57. James George C. Soott w ill play a (0844801 The Vlrgtolaa (C) A ir OondltlonlnKCon...... "Oiarile Chan'a Secret" War­ Stewart. Audle Murphy, ban o i the NBC Televlolon Nrtwork. (8M| Olytos Noe (C) ! TYPEWRITERS AMO (0) opseul: Itoadtotowa F ^ R E P AIlIR m 8BKV1CB ner Oland. Roalna Lawrence. Duryea. (O The program will be present­ dual role in "M irror, Mirror, Miming heir to mUllona Is (M) News aad Slga OU Off the W all," an orlglnoJ com­ are Horvaal BaptMa (C) found murdered at sea and I (40) Newt HeadHaes — DSAF ed April 23. (M l ( aortohip af Bdito’a GUARANTEED Chan la called In. BcUflsm FBm aad Slga 0 « edy by David 8haw to be pre- Faihsr fSI 649-6733 (2) The NFL Today (C) I (0) News — Memmla ai Gam- MANCHESTER OtM (*> Mavarly BSMUisa (Cl Washington va San Franclra BEST sentod on NBC In the 199870 (M l Beam m SERVICE 479 E. Middle Tunpike lari aad GaUepaata (4t) BappMtag • « I (A) News aad W m ^ r — Ma- WTTB BILL O08BY oeoaon on "PrudenUal’s On t:M U l Msdtoal Cm lir (C) (•) WaeUeel Skip In the meal at MedUallm aad SMa StaU." Scott sUrs os Maxwell, Wounded oetlao* a«nlor who W m m i Army (Cl o n OLDSMOBILE ^ YJUiaw Randolph, who plays has baao under lafliimira af ^ cAa BOl Oooby’o mother on "The a writer of serious books that drug* afagxsni Ibraugh hae- "Year OUmabOa Dealer" pifara. amarg aecy aetraoca BUI Oooby Show,” bos pUyed have not been selling well, and aad Inticliaa ott police tovaoU- MEMORIAL CORNER S10RE Gert Probe appears in some loag'ninnlng roles, inchid- os his alter ego, N. Y. Rome gaiioa of hu aacs Injary. M T a S ll WEST CENTER ST. - S«-151t (a peeudonym under wbhft (I8A8A0I Broil Maata HaM PARTY 00008 — OMEBTING CARDS — MAOAlIlinBR — OROOERIIS the film, “Those Mag­ ing Btrdie on "The Great OU- Wayoo Nowtoa hoal with sfag- darsleeve” for U yean (nlna MoxweU wrote a hlgtdy aucceae- or* Mtehoto aaa aad Tarvy- COLD cirrB — F B cm — vcorrABucs nificent Men in Their IT. u m n oof.: with Hal Peary, nlna with WU- ful, racy novel). Tlie otory ooo- Tbomas and lltom. Htoaa A W B D E P E N D O N T O O ------Y O D C A N D E P E N D O N V S Flying Machines,” Dad. ggaats. (O ^ OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEE m X MIDNIOBT lord WoUnnon) and Madams cenw MaxwoU's struggle to (840) Mavto NEW or USED "Two tor tha Bood" A a iray Sund^ 9-11:45 pjn. Queen on "Am os *11’ Andy" tor prevent the peeudonym pefaoo- MAtN BT. Ml Hepburn. Albert Flasay. Be- on ABC. 21 yaoro. That tvos radio. oUty from taking orar tala Ufa. m o H r Domidy af twa yoaos di U .S . J N u m l 9-Yea

W A SH INQ ’TO employment In PAGE FOIJB MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1969 its biggest lea and rose to its two years, the ment announcet The over-all THURSDAY JO PROGRAM rose from 3.8 p« to 4 per cent li (S) Girl TAlk FUm I (8) Cesar's World (C) <22) At Home with Kitty (C> (20) H uU ey . BriaUey Bo- ber-October 199 iiO} Divorce Coart (C) port Dream Hooiie <8) Troth or Conseqaeaces (0 ) I (8) An the World Tama 2^30) Yoa’re PottlnK Me <20-80-40) News — Weather normally drops On (C) —Sports aad Featare (C) (8 ^ ) Let*i Make a Deal (8) Family Affair itprn to school- Thina (C) (8-40) Ghost and Mrs. Mair (2G>Z8-80) Dayn of Oar LIvei I (8) dim Nabors Hoar 3D) The Doctors months. With (18) Tempo 18 (C) I (20-22-80) Dragnet (C) (40) Dark Shadows I (20-22-80) Dean Martia ment, payroll < 4:2# (18) Fashions in Sewing (C) Show (C) unchanged over 4:25 (2G-22-80) News (C) C;jcar)es Nelson ReUly and would have.Mio 4:80 (8) Hasel < C ) Jennifer, guests. Also Fess (18) P.D.q. Parker, Barbara Feldon and crease except f (20) My Ultle Margie Dlno, Deal and BiUy. the early chan (22) Hike Douglas Sho (C) (S-M) It■ Takra“ * a Thief (80-40) Flintstonea (C) (18) News models. 6:00 (8) Perry Mason U:( 0 (8-8-22-8040) News —Weather AMhough unt (18) Bomper Boom Tige Andrews and and Sports (C) (20) ThU Is the LUe (18) Movie nonwWtcw rem a (SO) Monsters Nancy Gates are on (20) The Detectives of whites, near! (40) Gilllgan's Island 11:30 (3) Merv GrUHn Show (C) 6:25 (40) ■ Weather the ABC’s “Mod Squad” <2^22-W) Tonight Show Joha- tamber increas 5:80 (8 Stamp the Stars (C) Tuesday 7:30 - 8:30 ly Carson (O) ment to fort and Signposts era moved fron (8) My Favorite Martian <6) News with WwMmk Jbtw- (80) News and Sign Off (20) Highway Patrol Bolds (0) (40) News Headlines — UBAF cent, reflecting (22) HIghllghto (C) (18) Dick Van Dyke Religions PUm and Sign Off (SO) McHiJe's Navy “ (20) Caaadian Travel FDm 2:80 (3) News and Weather — M<^ (See P a i (40) News (82-80) Huntley - BrtaUey Re­ ment of Meditation and Siga 6:06 (40) Rawhide port (G) Off

H a s k e ll with Diana Ewing during a moment G>iirt ^ V)n Mil ’s “Hracken’s World” Friday from 10 to 11 FRIDAY JO PROGRAM 1:00 (22) At Home with Kitty (C) Eleanor Parker, Dennis Cole, (SO) Divorce Court tional brother. Warren Beat­ ben E. Buiger, chin? Floppy ears? Bulbous eared but otherwise more on the (20-22-80) Another World (C) ty. Eve Marie Saint, Karl nose? Arc you, In a word, ugly? (8-40) General Hospital (C) Malden, Angela Lansbury, low voice declart good-looking than the homely 8:80 (8)“ " Gomer - Pyle ■ — — U8MC U8MC (C) Brandon deWTlde. open and welcoi Then you’re right down BUI side. (20-22-80) Bright PPromise (C) “ Taggart” ’61^ pan Duryea, (840) One Life to U ve to practice be Bordy’s alley. And maybe tele­ - ___ Live cials. (8) Mike Doaslas>agl; Show (C) (M O ) Joey Bishop Show (C) watching TV commercials. Ihe (18) Tempo 18 1;M <8) New. — MomeaU of Com­ a vacant chaii A Hollywood trade paper car­ (40) Dark Shadows fort aad OaldoMata trend is to plain people. Person- 4:20 (18) Fashions In Sewing (M) Premier neatre which President ried his od this week; next-door types are getting the 4:25 (20-22-80) News (C) "Walk a Crooked M ile" Den­ Haynsworth. 4:80 (3) Hasel work because it's bo much eas­ (C(C) nis O’Keefe portraya an FBI "W ho gets all the work In (18) P.D.Q. asrent aaslgned to uncover leak ’The 28-mlnute commercials? Why, the ugly ier fo r the public to aasociate (20) My U ltle Margie of atomic secrets at large fac­ precisely at 10 a. people, of course.” with them. (22) MiKe Douglas m o w (C) tory. (3040) Flintstones (C) (M) Nears Headllae. — U8AF and the seven ti The ad urged readers, "If “The chunky, hard-hat labor­ 6:00 (3) Perry Masoa BellgloBs Film aad Slga Off ate justices entc (18) Bomper Boom Don Adams stars in 1:M (U ) Slga Off room from part« you’re ugly, unusual or Interest­ er who gets the promotion be­ (20) Theatre 30 CBS’ “Get Smart” Fri­ t:M (8) News sad Weatker — Mo­ ing looking," to coll a certain cause hla wife has washed his (30) Maasters ment of MedItalloB and Sign tains in bemk of t (40) JHlilaan’s Island day 7:30-8 p.m. Off ny bench. num'bcr. shirt in that detergent. The 6:25( 40) WeaUatner . The number led to Bordy’s of- manicurist who uses dishwash­ 5:80 (8) Stamp the Stars (C) "I have the hot (18) Underdog the 1969 term' o fl<;o In a television studio com­ ing detergent as a hand lotion." (80) OiUlganU bland (81) HlgUfgkU MoHare’s Navy (40) Truth or Consequences (M) News TRULY DELiaOIJS said following th ITnllmited. read a magazine article about a 6:00 (8-8) Weather — Sports aad (M) Bawklde cation. London modeling agency which News (0) Hlgkway Patrol (18) My Favorite Martlaa I . Newo wttk Fraak straight ahead t now does a big business sup­ (18) Dick Van Dyke The world’s “Bnest eotte* his head at the plying such models for advertis­ cants are invited to his office. (X%M) UnaUay - Btfakley Be- chicken” with tnrnmpsmbls (C> taste. save this honorab ing. Some he has turned away, Bor­ Lm o I Newa dy says, because they were too (8) Death Valley Daya (C) ’Then all w aiU A light flashed for Bordy: A " 'F ilm 'Tmsks4msi#AA8'* "The Tenderfoot’ ’ CALL IN ORDER the new lawyers ^ t a n e k casting directory for aspiring good looking. About 26 have (M) HeaUey - Briakley Be- Pick Up 10 Mtamtae Imter signed up, and as many have in­ pert (C) SOTS came forwa performers wrlth lees than per­ (8) Tratk or CeaMqaeaeea (C> and In groups, ELECTRONICS dicated definite interest. His (18) Msvie fect- features. H e’s calling it the DECI’S DRIVED were 34 memben Ugly Casting Directory. He’s publication deadline Is Hallow­ (8MS48) Newa — Weatker LABORATORIES een, “which I thought would be >rta aad Featare. Oeed Oaye (C) strenuous crttlce and TV casting directors. really ugly, Bordy concedes, but <8-M> Brady Baack (C) with make-up. costume and (3) Hegaa’i Herees .S H O P end ’Thurmond, R-8.C For $80,' a customer gets a fuU rtSdt-M) Name M tke Oeme to Introduce one ' expression can make them­ Gene B a r ^ in “ The Emis­ ^ SAVE page showing three poses of selves look so. sary' Charies Boyer and Jamea L. M. Cro F.M. AND AJff. himself— which he supplies— Craig Stevens, guests. Whm WHERE bia, S. C. \What kind of ugliness Is most Red Chinese delegates walk and a resume of his experience. In demand these days? out on an international con­ YOU SEE Burger and I Two Insertions of the trade-pa­ ference on air pollution. West­ then adjourned t CAR “Tile natural type," said Bor­ ern diplomata prevail upon THIS per od brought 200 calls, and his dy, "wh ch John Q Public can Glenn to ask his old friend to series of private phone w as still ringing. "A re help woo them back SIGN associate with." __ (840) “ - - about 000 appi STEREO you ugly?" Is the first question 0:00 (8) Muvie •• piled up since la he asks. About half answer, ^Doctor. You^Have Got tp Be P L E N ’S TEXACO first round of de "Y es, I a m ;" the others, “ Not Kidding" Girl • la perfectlyene< RADIOS content with her secretarial 581 M AIN ST. announced next \ really ugly, but I’m a good LEADING MALE job but her mother feels she Later in the tt ■hould go on to bigger and character actor." 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