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MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1966 AveraKe Daily Net Press Ran The WeaUier PAGE TWENTY-FOUR lEtti^nttts %ntU> For the Weak Bhddd Cloudy, not as cool with zali Ootobsr is. 19^ likely tonight, low fa 46e) G__; eloudy with occasional rafa to urday and new voters to be en Women’s Society of Com Grace Group of Center Con- The Veterans Plaque Dedica Complete Selection ot morrow, high fa BOa. tion Committee and the oom- rolled next Saturday wUl be munity Baptist Church will g^regational Church will meet Democrats mi b 1 4 , 9 3 ? ^ lAbout Town msuiders of local veterans or eligible to vote In the Nov. 8 M ’ ManchesterÂ City of Village ChorM • * r sponsor a panel discussloh to tonight at 8 in the Robbins state elections. I Room of the church. Ned In- ganizations, and representatives . I Hie Sisterhood of Temple morrow at 8 p.m. In Fellowship Next Saturday’s voter-maW^ After Shave (ClaHtfled Advertfadng on Page IS) PRIC^SEVEN CENTO Hall of the Church. 'IProJect gari of Hartford will speak on of the Police and Fire Depart Make Gain BIANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1966 ^ t h Sholom will sponsor a ments .will meet tonight at 8 at session will be the last regiil'su: VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 15 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) Concern,” dr Manchester busing, "Citizens for Decent Litera one before the elections. How rummage sale Wednesday from ture.” • the Municlpsd Building. enl Golegnet V S] to 8 p.m. and Thursday from will be discussed. Panelists are , In Voters ever, a special 9 a.m. to noon 9* a.m. to noon at Masonic Tem Mrs. Patricia Guay consultant The Permanent Memorial Day session will be conducted oh at Green School; Mrs. Lucy The executive committee of Democrats outnumbered Re Nov. 7 for only those applicants ple, B. Center St. •—- - Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of Comlmittee will meet tonight at publicans by a 166 to 103 count Shea, consultant at Bentley 7:30 at the Probate Court Room Whose qualifications of age and COUNTRY DRU8 School, and Mrs. Dwen An Lebanon,, will meet tonight at Saturday, a near-record voter- residency will mature between S77 West Middle Tnnipllw *^01hhons Assembly, Ladles of drews, educational aide-at-large. 7:30 at the Masonic Temple. in the Munlcipsti Building. dolumbus, will meat tomorrow making session in the Manches Oct. 22 and Nov. 7. s to Mrs. Alex H. Elsesser will serve Phone 64S-X786 alt 8 pm. at the KofC Home. as moderator. Hostesses are Emma iNettleton Group of Koffee Krafters of the Man ter town eJerk’s office. The 166 I>r. Robert Stanton will speak chester YWCA will meet new Democrats and 103 neW Re members of the Marcia Neubert Center Congregational Church publicans, added to 132 unaftiU- bn “Cancer Detection.” Mrs. Circle. Devotions* will be con will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. Wednesday at 9:30 am. at Com Police Recover Willard Begley is chairman of in the Robbins Room of the munity Y, 79 N. Main St. Regis ated, resulted in the addition of ducted by the Reed-Eaton Cir trations will be taken for the 390 eligible electors to the Men. Women, Children ai refreshment committee. cle. church. Members will wrap Wrobelski Car gifts for a Teen Tree and Wish new season. Projects for the an town’s voter Msts, which now nual Christmas Sale of the stand at a 22,161 total. A par, stolen Friday or Satur After Big Hawaiian Welcome The executive cormnittee of Members and friends of Or- ing Well for the church fair. jUDO the Manchester Square Dance YMCA will be worked on. Those The local Republican lead is day from Raymond Wrobelski of ford Parish Chapter, DAll, have attending are reminded to bring now 339 voters, the lowest mar 27 North St., was discovered Learn Ute art of self defOTSo. û b will meet^tonlght at 8 at been invited to a cheese dem Polish Women’s Alliance, No. risssrs starting this month. the home o< fif. and Mrs. Alan glue, felt scarps, lace, beads and gin in the town’s history. abandoned in East Hartford ■ onstration Wednesday at 8:15 246, will meet tonight at 7:30 sequins. Other materials will be The registrars’ lists show Saturday by East Hartford po ENROLL liedgprd. 301 Heniy St., club p.m. at Hickory F’arms, Cor at the Polish American Club Tolland Dentist Monday, Tuesday, Thursday liresidenta. furnished. The event is open to 8,947 Republicans, 8,608 Demo lice. G)nference bin’s Comer, West Hartford. on Clinton St. Tolland’s first dentist will new members and g;uests. A crats and 4,606 unaffiUated. Wrobelski reported the theft . ê n ln g s 7:16-0:00 Peru Quake Those desiring transportation open his office tomorrow In the baby-sitter will be furnished. Another 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. voter- to Manchester police Saturday. Sat. Morning 0 to 18:00 may contact Mrs. Albert L. Past matrons of Temple Ray Professional Building on making session wiU be conduct Police said hq parked' the car in In M an ila Chapter, OES, will meet Death Toll We're as Schulze, 25 Olcolt Dr, Rt. 74. P«ist chiefs of Daughters of ed next Saturday, also in the the driveway at 27 North St. at ADRIAN'S Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Dr. David J. Serluco g;radu- Scotia will meet tomorrow St town clerk’s office in the Munic 6:45 p.m. Friday and the car Mystic Review, North Ameri EJverett R.- Campbell, 22 Roose ated this year from the New ipal Building. was missing at 7 :46 ckm. Satur Cor. Parir and Main Street 5 Days Away near ax 7:45 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Or Call 648-6260 Nears 100 can BenefU Association, will velt St. Hostesses will be Mrs. Jersey College of Medicine and Mae ’Troughton, 1009 Main St. New voters enrolled last Sat day. your meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Odd Albert Ford of 29 Overlook Dr., Dentistry in Jersey City, N. J. LIMA, Peru (AP) — The HONOLULU (AP) Fellows HaU. RCfreshmenU will and Mrs. Herbert Kingsbury of He was awarded the Clinician death toll from a violent earth President Johnson island telephone be served. Union, "niose planning to at Award, presented to the “out hops farther across th# tend are reminded to contact standing clinician of the class;’^ quake along Peru’s central Pacific today after insist St. Elizabeth’s Mother-Circle one of the hostesses. A native of Winsted, ho coast climbed toward 100 today, ing that the Manila confer FREE will meet Wednesday at .8:15 studied at Gilbert School In but tidal waves generated by , ence will produce neither p.m. at the home of Mrs. Har Mailmams will meet tomor Winsted and St. Michael’s Col the earth shock diminished as old Walz, 36 Ferguson Rd. Mrs. lege in Winooski Park, Vt. He new strategy for the war d e l iv e r y row at 8 p.m. at the home of they rolled across the Pacific. in Viet Nam nor a spectaq;. William Gallo is co-hostess. Mrs. Frank Avignons, 82 Bat holds a Reserve commission of Hawaii, where President i ■ • • ^ • tista Rd. The program will be lieutenant in the U. S. Navy ular peace formula. 'Tour order for drag needs Johnson was spending tiie first Johnson, sUH five dajw front and cosmetics will be taken “Physical Fitness.’’ Refresh Dental Corps. night of his Asian tour, was put ments will be served. He is a third degree member Manila on his 29,006-mile AsisR care of immediately. on a tidal wave alert with sirens trip, was heading from Hawaii LIQ6En DRUG of Council 22, Knights of Co sounding a warning every hour. lumbus and is a member of the to New Zealand via Pago PagBj The executive board of the Only a minor wave reached the in American Samoa. ‘ PARKADE Women’s Club of Manchester Psi Omega fraternity. island state’s shores, and the Dr. Serluco is married to the The President and his wife got ( M d o k L OPEN •will meet tonight at 8 at the alert was called off. a louring receptioh Monday fa 767 MAIN ST.—648^6821 home of Mrs. Morton ’Tinker, 15 former Susan Colman. ’The cou- High seas along the Peruvian :45 A.M. to 10 P.M. 'ple live at 95 Grove St., Rock Honolulu. Tens of thousands— Preacription Pharmacy Bliss St. coast went down during the many of them young people- ville, with their infant daugh (AP Pliotofax) night. ter, Laura. jammed milee of downtown Manchester Lodge of Masons New York firemen carry the body of one of their comrades frpm the ruiM left Unofficial reports told, of 83 streets fa a friendly colorful will meet tomorrow at 7:30 by a five-alarm fire that raged throligh three commercial buildings m down dead in Peru from the quake, at greeting. The state’s deHgbted p.m. at the Masonic Temple. » Immaculate Conception Moth least 1,000 injured and unknown ers Circle will meet Wednesday town Manhattan early this monling. Several men are still missing in the debris. Democratic governor, John A, The Master Mason degree will numbers homeless, b:^ the ]§uniB, gave en unrestrained be conferred. at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. count was far from complete. M A RLO W ^ Emery Bessette, 431 Summit St. crowd estimate of 400,000. Many persons spent the night in Johnson responded fa t3rplcal "Since 1911 — EVERYTHING Mrs. John Conner will be co the streets. ______- More than 150 attended a hostess. m fafaiion, hopping out of his caft for the Family and Home!" Champagne Party, sponsored by The severe quake, 7.6 on a President Johnson received the traditional Hawaiian welcome as he stepped at least a score of timee to ' Manchester Elks Saturday night 12 Firemen Killed scale with a maxteum of 9, Manchester WATES will meet off his plane yesterday. A band of hula girls performed and he was presented riiake hands and, when staying "oittairiiirai a t the Elk’s Home. ’The “Eleven rocked and terrorized the coast Inside, riMuting through loud tomorrow at the Italian Amer al area for about a minute and a with a flower lei. (AP Photofax) ______NOW O’Cloclt Toast” was g;iven by ican Club, 135 E3drldge St, speakers mounted inside tba Raymond Zemanek, exaulted half Monday afternoon. trunk, “Aloha, good to see you/*: at Marlow’s with Weighing ill will be from 7 to Thousands ran screaming into ruler. Tony O’Bright and his 8 p.m. Members sue reminded Don’t face another worrisome winter with a patched-up oil Httcner... In New York Blaze Even while reveling in tiio any purchase you orchestra played for dancing. to bring articles for a psu-cel •xju'W v n P V fAt>T Jurod. Ten were taken to a tooa- FTrq Oommlssloner Robert streets, village plwas and welcome, however, the Presi make; you may use NEW YORK (AP) - - ^ o ^ , ^ u r floors had col- other open areas as buildings Big Ben Busted George English was chairman post auction. Mrs. Allen Hoff Cong Terrorists dent made clear his ettentio)! either of these fine of the event. He was assisted man, chairman of a wsiys sind E Twelve firemen were dead lapsed, burying firemen under shook and crumbled. Women was on Manila and the Viot charge plans! by Fred Lea and Eidward Edgar. or missing today after the - ^ y âs tons of debris in Uie basement, hnott fa prayer while brick and LONDON (AP) — Dtog- Nam war. mesins conunlttee, is in charge dong-dlng — nothing, went Welcome Here just say “Charge It” of the auction. unexpected collapse of a scene most of the nlgW He said there was nothing to w ^ caroad^ a r o ^ them. fa two formal speechesi fa burning building which return^' to vyatch the indicate the imminent wUaê. the chimes of Big Ben Mon Hawaii, he went out of hia way - ...... aearoh for, the milling firemen w.ro Aeaifa,^^^ ^ât « ^ Hûben^^^cJ^^^^ day. Cut Loose Again The Manchester Human Rela loolcsd. Iilc6 fin ocaiMi , .— — - _ , ~ . ” , « _ Repair men found a rod to discourage high hopes for hfa Oct. 24-26 meeting in the Phlhi^ tions Commission hsts csinceled smoky fire” when firemen this momlng. appear^ to. be a smoky fire, church in nearby C^leio. In the mechanism had brok-' SAIGON, .South Viet Nam mijes norOiwest of Saigon, near m a r l o im Is its October meeting, briginstily rushed into it. “I’m heartsick. Mke every- he «»ld. pines with leaders ot six other' Downtown Main Street—Manchester LECLERG “TTii ibof ,collapsed, my God! en, cutting out a bell op me (AP)_TOe Viet Oong ciit loose the Cambodian frontier. scheduled for tomorrow night. It was the worst ta»6 of life fa body else,’’ Und^y "I ■ 'quarter cfafajM. Wlthî, ililo today with terroriat# attacks Ground fighting, continued on countries f ig h l^ alongside Ufa Open 6 Days—^Thursday till 9 FUNERAL HOME Its next meeting wlU be held must have a ’sfaiicturitt And there Vet* people faei^^; United. BtatM fa Viet Nafa. ; he aaftL houqi-i JWrtlamentfa'- gWat from Nov. 18. Fir. P,p»rtm««. Th. . WOTrt ih.n brtM. 1 Irtt B la » tr.,.' ,, ho .jirtped ' y ir IV clock Yvaii back to'nom ial.' der area. The U.8. eoiproand tered engagejnenfa Apontod: At, ttto East-West Center 1.x. - oouki recim resulted to she lire- <*utj7 hut cards hoisted above (be orowd* SERVICE BANK CRCDIT men dead. ------resj^ n ^ 'e^ they Msxd oC the demilttarized zone. men kiUed 60 Viet Oong in a Blx bodies were recovered, MOtiday- night, said it loo|M Ih five grenade, mine and surprise attack on a Viet Gong Johnson said: WALTER N. CARDS ACCEPTED shooting attaclcs, terrorists took base fa Quang Tin ftovlnoo 886 “X want m y fellow oounjbqK LECLERC and rescuers were probtag Uke an /’^ ’a goiM to be stow and men to know fast 'we are taking Director through tons of smoking debris when they tedious, tWebuMness of epotting at least eight lives and wounded mifas northoaat of Sa(gon. U.8. 62 peraons Marines Just south ot the demll- with us no magloal wands and 23 Main Street, Manchester ARTHUR DRUG In the ruins of the five-story, 76- dingy cocnmerclal Whjtof-W«h the firemoifirentai and lerecovering ro i^ iw no fastaht solutitm.” Isn’t a GET THIS HISTORY-MAKING year-old buUdtng near hlst(»1c stores on the ground floor. In one attack, mines derailed .1° North Call 449-5869 their bodies,’’ he said. yietnumêe sohUers killed and EarU«r, arriving at Honhdu Madison Square, where Fifth He said he remained with the A search for -the victims by a train, fa another, a grenade in Avnue and Broadway Intersect pumper truck while other fire- In Price Cut Efforts the graves of 17 others found. faternationall Airport, Jotansan rescue teams with oxygen a movie house klUed’ or discarded mu(fa of Ms prepared at 23rd Street. ITie fire was men rushed Inside, NEW YORK (AP)—House- Shoppers fa Ptooentoc. Arfa, The largest of the terror at kitchen phone masks w as. out short when a wounded 51 Vietnamese. tacks was a grenade thrown into speech and reed another wMch across Broadway froni the Flat- “Then all of a sudden I » w floor threatenaS to buckle and wives in three cities claimed The U.8- air bombardment of nioyig theater in Quang Trl said: ir m Harr m im m Iron Building, the «tty*s first two men running out. I yelled firemen raced from the building . . , „ in forcing down liread prices. A North Viet Nam was eharply city^ provincial capital ot South “We do not expect to piiU any skyscraper. over, ‘What’e happened?’ ’ assa theirth V lr commander l^ m a n d ^ shouted. some success today for their epokesman^j^^gman torfor ttethe group, ^the for the tWtd m w Seventeen firemen were fa- “They said, THiey’re gme.’ " ...... nunost prov- rabUts out ot any bats at Ma within your reach? “Get out! Get out! Bveiybody Bupermarket boycotts as a num- j^cal chapter of Btousewives for day by monsoon rain- ^ V iet^ m ^ e ^ h w d q u ^ m nila.” headquarters 1. FREE BURNER INSTALLATION get out!’’ her of stores cut Prices and at Ix>wr Pri^, said It sS i. But U.S. headquarters ^ Then, the "Budget Heating Plan” conve .... ------least 30 êre involved in their begin preseing supermarkets to ------..— ...------— reponea six aviuanscivlUana wen were Without getting speoUlc, John- Ijater Gu rescue crews re . son eaid, “Soma have predtoted Your new, automatic, whisper-quiet gas niently spreads the cost of gas over 12 turned with sledge kammers own discount war. drop merchandising gunnucKS communist ixwlitions in » months. against Communist positions in Teroorists mined a train this that this or that will happen fa burner installed in 6 hours or less — by a FuU Cooperation Promised and acetylene torches to b re ^ fa Denver, Oolo., where like trading stamps, the demilitarized zone, includ morrdng 31 miles northeast of Manila.” He said that somo a gi««a and steed grating on the chanttog women picketed two in Portland, Ore., some 80 qualified contractor — any day you wish. No 5. GUARANTEED SATISFACTION ing one against a storage area charge for hookup to gas main on yourstreet. sidewalk in an attemtp to reach big stores Monday in protest store owners fought a price war on the eastern end of the zone. (See Page Eight) (See Page B i|^) We’re so sure you'll like âs heat that we the trapped faen. over high prices, one large touched off by consumer pres- This was the first U.S. strike 2. FREE BURNER SERVICE make this unconditional guarantee: If you're Slx hours after the first alarm chain scheduled reductions on a sure. At one market, milk was east of Highway One since the Gengras, Mariani wide range of Items and another selling for 18 oenta a gallon and American command last Friday Hartford f3as assumes complete responsl- not completely satisfied with your new (See Page Eight) promised 10 per cent mark another offered bacon at 68 burner during the one-year trial, we will re said it might end the bombing bilit^ for operation of your burner. , downs. cents a pound compared to $1.19 pause It had called In tiie east Tafa-Hartley Law Invoked place your old burner free. elsewhere. ern sector two weeks before. 3. YEARS OF TROUBLE-FREE OPERATION the Hatchet Housewives fa Van Nuya, Bury U.S. B52 bombers staged two Gas burners have practicatly no moving 6. EASY PURCHASE PLAN Calif., a Los Angeles auiburb, NEW HAVEN (AP)—RepUtill- discussion about where he raids in South Viet Nam Mon- parts... No service contract needed ever! No payments on your new gas burner for and in Carisbad, N.M. an- ^ night. The gicuit planes re GE Ohio Factory one year. Then, take up to 5 years to pay can gubernatorial candidate nounced meetings today to form ^ T support, without hesitation price-busting groups. suspected North Vietnamese 4. HEATING COSTS ARE KNOWN with low monthly installments. Caayton Gengras and State Sen. or equivocation, our Reisiblican .. Peter P. Miariani burled the The Denver boyo^, whose ^ appearance at what had been Congress Near Finale, from Honolulu, directed early five more days—raising the to* better chance against the Demo- ^ advê as strictly a today that the court order he tal to 80—the attorney general Satie facumbeT Oov. John N. Marini ^ .^ c ^ re n c ^ ^ d sought because of urgent need must act for dismiasal of tbs injunction. THE CONNECTICUT BANK Dempeey. o,,twv,t+ for the engines. Bills Moving Quickly A temporary injunction, . the ANO TRUST COMPANY which the House has before It first of a series of orders to halt A C T M S Iir! WASHINGTON (AP) — Pass a atrike for 80 daya, -was iaaued includes only 31.56 bUHon tor t h e ------; ■ , ^ ing big and litUe bills right and antipoverty program. It also In Dayton, Obio, by Judge Carl STto^p Skjs left with a minimum of debate, would provide 32.17 billion for A. Weinman. News Tidbits Special Values ‘^ "an T L irh . haa a ’’great (tongrees was sailing today be various forms of aid to educa The plant, located at Evenr fore a fair wind for final ad tion. dale, OMo, fa the only' one FREE OFFER EXPIRES journment later this„„„ werii.____ It is the 16th and final ap- producing Jet engines used fa An -Arab delegate Mggeeto Monday It sent to President propriation bill of the session, the F4 Phantom fighter and a ilie pooaibllity of moving 'UN " VTo the extent of my albiltty,” headquaiiters out of New Yortit he said,'"! will go wherever I Johnson bills setting up a four- and once K clears both branches reconnaissance version of the— TUESDAY ONLY OECEMBER10.1966 year, 3S.7-billlon program to the rush for adjournment could same plana, both important to declaring the city is too noity, N Tidal Wave can be of help and will devote too dirty and too dangerous as much" time as is necessary clean up public watera; provid- turn into a stampede. Only the Viet Nem war. LAWN AND LEAF RAKE Sherm an ing 3979.57 million tor military three of the other 14 money A spokesman for the AFL- . . . Cuba calls wi the UN to Threat Fades; to make this etfort this year a dO United Auto Workers give all possible aid to defeat success.” construction projects in the measures have not been sent to Tackles tin Fif Poweip-Jet-Spray United States and overseas; the President, but they are in Union said the enqdoyea would the United Btatee fa Viet Nose jobs! Tough on ysid Many Alerted HARTFORD (AP) — Repub ertabiHshlng a Washington mu- shape for quick approval, be sent back to work immedi and “remove the claws of Y«|n- litter, yet lentls ately. kee imperialism” from tha throws w$tsr HONOLULU (AP) — Hwu- lican State CSialrman A. Searle seum to house the Joseph H. The House sent to the Senate on grass roots. Hirahhorn art ooUectlon. Monday for expected prompt The UAW and the faternatlcn- country . . . -An explosion rook Beg. 88.49 Tempered steel farther Major bills up for action today passage bills calling for a two- ail Association of MaMiinists— ed the Fleetwood Cbemloal Oa teeth get maximum would authorize continuation of year health planning program, both AFTrCSp— represent the In Holyifae, Mnss., resulting fa support from H6 Gail this number any day, any hour, the war on poverty mid finance cut-rate lunches tor needy chll- employes, who walked' out at injuries to four persMis . . • It costs less than programs to aid elementary, dren during the summer months midnight Sunday fa a dispute Oosmetloa queen Elizabeth Ar special spring even when day or night for lull details. prOKTELinS w «wu V*c*asa?aiv*»s, uaosi ------— ------braces. secondary and higher education and financial help for areas Mt over local issues. den who parlayed a 3600 loan wcifbr prutwrs e _ . . .__ . J,___4.__ fra___lvr.Ut4«. The White House announced into a multlmlllton business cos Is helaw (sverogel and the poverty wax. The pover- by natural disasters. The latter hrnfldcart toi- demand puBBcaticn cf mtautes ty war autho: Izatlbn Is on the includes a provision tor grants that Johnson had cabled Deputy metics, Mgh fariilon beauty a Senate program, but at the cur- up to 310,000 to individual farm- Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark early, and race horses, dies in New R«g. 12.95 S K C . 8.95 rent rate of speed It may get ers to help replace cattle and today, and the Justice Depart York at the ago of 84 .. . Tha through the House before the crops lost or damaged by ment prepared and filed the pe Army Oirps of Engineers saya tition in Dayton- the body of Preeldent John F. WE GIVE end of the day. storms or floods. Kennedy won’t be moved to. a -m-b-. Tnhnaon governor, aayton Gen- It is a compromise of sepa- Also sent to the Senate was a Johnson acted after Secretary gros. has charged_ that Demp- rate antipoverty authorization oompromlse bill which would of Defense Robert S. McNa new grave rite until next yeavt OftC OBEEN STAMPS were in Honolulu, at the start of “ *s thus contradicting othsr .Army And whafs more the one-time charge for regular color ^ ’a office had w ork^ out a measures passed earlier. There regulate to some extent the la- mara certified the need tor the A trip to Pacific and Aslan coun deal that would have permitted is no dispute over the spending beltag and packaging of con- production, and a fact-finding sources which indicated Itas move would come within a few phones has been reduced 'frpm. $7.50 per phone to just tries, when tiie alert cam*. BSgb the superintendent. Dr. John ceiling, 31.76 billion, the major Burner goods. board named Monday reported in a, hofal, they were not dis weeks . . - 0®v* .Dempsey dw $ 6 i0 for as many tolo r phones as you want installed Downey Jr., to re a i^ hut to con rumble being over hew many The Senate, In turn, sent to that------no early----- settlement of the MANCHESTER PLUMBmG turbed. tinue on the payroll until after Wah-salarled enployes can be the House a bill designed to pro- walkout was akely. feato GOP candidate E. day- the quake-caused wwv* ton Oengma by a two-to-CRS 8 t one time. Order your new phones by calling your tbs election. A Denver housewife heads into a store bearing a on the pay roll of the Office tect ahip cruise paaaengers by tJhder Taft-Hartley proce- & SUPPLY CO. rsAcbed Oahu Island Just jpMer Dempsey baa branded tba of Bcohomic Opportiailty and tightening up safety standards dure, the parties now must oon- margin in ft itiftW Totft tftlMH local telephone office or ask any telephone man. Giui YOUR Ci/lSHGATHlIUiyG^ TubtoigM tt was barely diaoenS- “10% .discount” sign, iWomen there and in two by students at Central Ogg- ERNEST LABSON, Prop. "****^J!J ebaxse “atomhitely rldloulouB’* fae programs it administers. of endso ridps and financial A4 aio, « Haiwari Maud, danfad Iba riOogap other .dities claim success in the battle against con • m e n d in g appropriatloD bU respoosibUlty at their operatora. M federal medtotow. Wlthfa 00 necUout Oollsgs • • • OR THE HARTFORD GAS COMPANY stant^ increasing {nices., (AP Photofax) He Southern New Englend Triephone Company A LEADING HARDWARE S^XIBE (Bae Page OgM) tfao. 877 MAIN ST.—MANCHESTER I 4^ r 4 ' •v; N. , —— 6'.

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■'V, P A G E T H R E E \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY,ÔCTOBER 18, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1966 P A G E T W O o f 60 per cent of the asaeased that- "under re-apportionment 18 T olla n d Property Liened Tolland County valuation, with a maximum Of towns with 90 representatives Fire Victim $7,500, on homes, owned and will control the House of Repre Dr. Spike KiUed Sfaeinwolrl on Bridge occupied by retired citizens, sentatives. The remaining 151 UNFEMININE FOR # ___ In Divorce Suit Isg„e8 ffis P latform , with the state to reimburse the towns will have only 87 repre Donates $100 Subdivision Area Searched^ towns for lost revenue. sentativM. Statesmamship must By A U ^ E D SHEINWOLD South dealer BteilmM____ iimfist i,rwiw-rag.ia;t rm m - nm Mt-.RR Li an action stemming from HAIR Both sides vulnerable 6. A law prohibiting leaving replace politics as usual if the Some years ago John D. Rock starting Tomorrow divorce proceedings, Helen Don Cosmefies NORTH To District Urges Property Tax Relief keys in unattended cars. small towns are to hold their Permanently Removed Mystery Surrounds Death efeller used to hand out a dime A 8 7 4 But No Dynamite Turns Up nelly BidweH LaCrolx o f Man A $100 check and a letter com swiidicdrim lltfflkr r -A , 7. An amendment prohibiting own, which makes it mandatory as a tip, trying to conceal his Q1065 chester has placed a $25,000 649-7918 rrs 863 mending Stb District firemen An inspection of the Tolland items to prepare for the coming Stephen Loyzini, independent pay teacher salaries In full, candidates for Judge of probate that your representative have great wealth. It dl*i’t fool any O •WARREN attachment against the 272' * AK5 for their “prompt and efficient” Towne- 'Sftb^ylslon by Fire holiday season will also be candidate for the state leglsla- which represents about 76 per to be eligible for any other pub- a broad comprehensive knowl- body, and neither did Elaut’s dis Main St. property of her hus WEST E A S T servioe was received yesterday ture from the 61st Assembly cent of the total budget. TWs lie office. edge of local and state problems Claire Allardyea linent Churchman card of a deuce ip today’s hand. Marshal Bdwln Wilhelm failed ^ v band, Gerard LeCroix, UggeHs O f ProB A J952 A A1063 8. An amendment to the elec- demonstrated capacity and Licensed Electrologlat Opening lead — two of spades. by 8th District Fire Chidf Fran . . . Santa Claus has sent word he Mra T:ars.<,iv in naoers filed District, today announced a 12- would cut local real estate tax- — ------— — - — -iju tv >• COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — status on an out-ot-town trip, relevant to contemporary life V 972 <7 843 gU S«N N »lC - East took the ace of spades cis J. IJmerick from the Co to produce a stick of dynamite ê on hand to meet with Mrs. Lacroix, in papers niea _ ------emphasizing es to less than haM of the tlon laws to provide for dirwt A t The Parkade The violent death of Dr. Robert Could it have been connected and especially In putting the O Q7 0 A32 today In the town clerk’s of- point platform, fg,. . Loyzini says he la available and returned a' spade, end South * J862 A Q74 lonial Board Co. reportedly left there since con- the children and possibly Mrs. flee, charges her husband with relief for town property taiês present mill rates, primaries for candidates W, Spike, a ' nationally promi with the minister's civil, rights church into the foreftxmt of the m. to apeak before any group on MANCHESTER had to reply on the 4-4 break in S O U T H The letter was “in apprecia struction of the homes three Santa Claus will accompany of public office. i,. , j j activities? He received dozens struggle for civil rights," the intolerable cruelty and seeks by having the services as these 8. “ An equitable roepns nent churriunan, educator and spades ahart: “It is certainly fiRsRbtuBn B ed that the blasting had been zaar Is Mrs. Edward Jendrucek, will oppose Republican Walter 4. "A thorough revision of our Special Acta to preserve the al arrests for civil rights viola .lausstiauei isiin m m sa B ein * from the sale of m ajor U. S. Race at a time Spike originally 40, Ohio State University rocket tion of the ace of diamonds. a wonderful feeing among the done and the wires were broken who is assisted by Mrs. Law Wealth to Spread? Thorp, also of Coventry, for archaic local and state tax present minority representation CANDIES had planned to be back in Chi- scientist, last May? Clrcum- tions, more public works and Hemnaim Term Monday fimi IMday livestock products and all crops South had been hoping to find management of th^ Colonial o ff by the explosion. I rence Sespamiak. NEW YORK — An economist the seat Nov. 8. structures. Real estate and sales on the board of finance. cago teaching divinity students, stances were similar in some new minimum wage _ legislation „ «KaI” 7t05-B:05 Q-x-x of diamonds in the East Board Co. to know t iia t we have A second Inspection by Wil Committee Chairmen include, Loyzimis platform follows: taxes are regressive in nature. 12. Acceleration of the recon- — and including government Dr. Spike, 43, a ministry pro- respects. Bollinger slain in designed to help Negroes, Expires in 1967 ENDS TONIGHT has predicted that the pro- hand, but gave up this idea sudi a prompt and effldlent fire helm, Zanghi and Resident Mrs. Walter Weber, 1. Expansion of technical . . . They cannot be increased struction of the Eaglesville Dam payments —rose from $34 7 bll- mCDICRL lessor at the University of Chi- a small room of his downtown He set up the highly contro- •Fsatastto Voyage^ 7:1S -0:M portion of families earning more when tile deuce of diamonds It is Otto H. Herrmann, a Re department nearby in case o t State Trooper Harry Toma- goods; Mrs. Normart Zabllan- schools and institute programs. indefinitely without seriously on the Willimantic River and lion in 1960 to $41.6 billion in cago, had said he would take an office, and police said they vertilal Mississippi Delta Mlnis- than $40,000 a year will increase PHRRmRCY appeared on a heart trick. East publican, and not Pascail Mas- emergency.” The district di sek uncovered no trace of dyn- sky, homemade candies; Mrs. 2. "Massive increase in the affecting our standard of liv- the establishment of the state 1965. Tlids year they are expect- early morning flight back after weren’t .discounting a possible try in 19«4, under which stu- from less than 1 per cent of the would never spare a diamond if trangelo, a Democrat, whose rectors last . night authorized almte according to Zanghi. Gerard Blouln, sewing; Mrs. populatian now to 18 per. ,cent amount of state aid to towns ing.” recreational area at the site. ed to dumb to about $44.2 Wl- 344 MAIN STREET dellvering Sunday’s dedication connection. dents were trained at Western he had the queen. five-year term on the Man putting the money in the fire ’The conditions in the uncom Wilfred Labelle, artist nook; by the year 2000. 1' for education. The state should 6. A homestead tax exemption Loyzlm concluded by saying Hon. speech for the United Christian Praise for Dr. Spike, who College for Women, Oxford, South could not make the con chester Housing Authority house treasury. Read Herald Ads. pleted subdivision were the sub Mrs. David Henry, white ele Center a half-block from the leaves a widow and two sons, Ohio, to go to Mississippi to help tract if Bast had only small dia (MHA) will expire in July 1967. ject of a dispute between Zan phant; Mrs. Richard Roberts, Ohio State University campus. Paul 19, and John, 16, came in Negroes register to vote and monds. The only chance was Mastrangelo, vice chairman ghi and minority Selectman Christmas decorations; Miss. Coroner Robert A. Evans said an official joint statement by develop "remedial self-help pro- that East had the ace, and that of the authority, on July 12 was Stuart Danforth at the last Ellen Loehr, country store; Dr. Spike evidently died at the Protestant Episcopal grams.’.’ DEPARTMENT OF THEATRE the diamonds were now divided appointed to a new term to ex meeting of the board of select CYO. fishpond; Mrs. Bernard about noon Monday. Church, the United Presby- A spêsm an for the United The University o t Conneotloat 2-2. pire in 1971. men. Mulligan, plants; Mrs. Raymond The body, clad only in a green Stons, Connecticut the United Church of Christ. night in New York, “ He did as Declarer therefore led a dia The MHA is now four to one The meeting was well attend Zabllansky, Internationale Cafe, raincoat, was found by a cus- mond from dummy. East played Democratic. ed by residents of Tolland todlan about 1:30 p.m. in a “ His was a highly commenda'commenda- much as anyone else to bring PRESENTS and Mrs. William Hoaa, rell- Anderson-Little low, and South won with the Towne, who WINDOW guest room of the building he creative ministry. He was a about the great breakthrough in expressed their gious articles, pioneer in making the church civil rights.” king. South returned a diammid, Louis O. Ooxe and Robert Ch^^maa's disatlsf action with the condi- Democrat Campaign Meeting had helped dedicate. and the ace and queen fell on Pure Comfort tions of the roads and sur All Democrats In town will Dr. Spike’s skull had been the same trick — thanks to SHADES rounding property. It was point ing to work on the election cam smashed by at least two blows, East’s foolish discard. CINEMA 1 ed Out that the roads had never paign are urged to attend a Mode to Order the coroner said, with a weaprni * C l l i m i East would have defeated the BILLY BUDD been accepted by the town as campaign meeting of the Dem that may have been a claw OOVttNOa ST. tXIT TO MAIN ST.| Bring: your old rollers In contract if he had discarded a they were not paved and did hammer penetrating four inch ocratic Town Committee Friday and save S5o per shade spade. Declarer would have led Ends Tonight La. Doloe Vita not meet minimum specifica es in one spot. Allen and Grant Both Pledge October 21—Odobar 29 night at 8 In the town hall. ALSO a diamond from dummy to try tions. The minister lay beside the a finesse with the jack. The Starts Wednesday (No Sunday Perfoimanoe) Zanghi pointed out that the Car-Truck Accident VENETIAN BUNDS guest room bed, face up on the To Help Keep Down Costs defenders would than easily get roads were private property A Roxbury, Mass, man was floor near his neatly placed two diamonds end three spades. dventure egins and the town could not legally admitted to Johnson Memorial shoes and socks. His suit was in A B Hospital In Stafford as a result Both candidates for repre- long to that great majority of A player who discards a deuce HARRIET S. JOROENSEN THEATRE do anything about them. a nearby 3 1 pxrint for the picture card the fire marshal to Investigate. Lewis struck the rear of the FRESH CANDY ments. “ This exemption,” Allen eral terms in the legislature, in partner’s bid suit. Even if you said, will “ be reimbursed to the ’The developers o f the Tolland tractor trailer, driven by Joseph WHITMAN, SCHRAFT said he will continue to support wind up one point short for a I RESTAURANT ’Powne subdivision declared Tragle, 58, of Naugatuck, and E. A. JOHNSON GANDY CUPBOARD towns, by the state.” legislation which will expand raise, Jt pays to stretch in this • 550 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE bEUikruptcy part way through hla car became lodged -under Making note that this is his pxaition to avoid making things the housing for the elderly pro ^ — AT THE GREEN — the development of the area, the truck. PAINT GO. first venture into politics, Grant too easy for the oppanents. ARTHUR DRUG gram. He points out In'ttielafit and the land reverted back to Lewis was charged with fol said he feels the voters should Don’t stretch to raise with three a Take a break from the kitchen tonight and eome to 7 2 3 M A I N session of the legislature $6 mil it* previous owners through lowing too close and is sched know why he is running. “I be- trumpa, but do make an effort A the Charcoal Broiler, where service and good food lion was appropriated for this court actions. uled for appearance In Circuit TREMENDOUS SEMI-ANNUAL when you have four trumpa. W excel. From a snack to a meal It doesn’t take long purpose and in Vernon, since ’The board o f selectmen will Court 12, Manchester, Nov. 14. Copyright 1966 a here. IQUALITY INSURANCE SINCE 1923 1960, under Democratic admin meet tonight at 7:30 in the A passenger in the Lewis istrations, $19 million has been General Features a Don’t feel like getting dreesed? Rather stay home and Town Hall. car, Orville Britt, 21, o f Rox appropriated for this purpose eat, but don’t feel lUte cooking T Your problem is bury, Mass, was treated at • solved. We specialize in take-out orders. Give ns a phone Historical Society Meeting S U IT EV EN T 164 EAST CENTER ST. with a "wonderful project built plus Lana Turner David DeWolf, senior en Johnson Memorial Hospital. here In the town of Vernon at Couple Petition in "Madame X” a calL We’ll have your order ready at whatever ttme yon specify. Then take It home and enjoy our deUcions food gineer for the State Highway The Bulletin Board Franklin Park.” MANCHESTER— 649-5261 For Bankruptcy • relaxed in the comfort of your home. Remember it Dârtment and liaison between ’The board of assessors will be If elected, Grant proposes to a doesn’t cost any more to get the best, so what are you the highway department and at the town hall tomorrow from see that Vernon residents have listing liabilities of, $180,- ^ waiting lor? Come to the Charcoal Broiler today. .the Connecticut League of His 4 to 9 p.m. for the annual Ample Parking Front and Rear representation at every s^ ion 431.25, Davis Davidson of- 40 TONITE "Clnclanatl Kid** A 'F.S. DeUcions foods are still cooking over red hot char- torical Societies, will be the declaration of real and peraonal o f the house and have someone Olcptt St. has filed a petition STANLEY WARNER _ coal embers. Hie real stuff, partner. featured speaker at the next property. _ to answer every roli call in that in voluntary bankruptcy In tire meeting of the Tolland His St. Matthew CYO Baaketball body. Federal District Court at Hart torical Society Monday at 8 team will hold a practice aes- "Before Lioeses Happen, Insure With Lappen!” "Onrr senior citizens must be ford, TAT pro. in the Hicks Memorial sion tomorrow night at 7 in the ■ tU PARKING BIRCH 8T. RtAH OF THE6TEI Hicks Memorial School gym. assumed the full measure of dig Davidson, a salesman, lists school cafeteria, nity to which they are entitled his assets at $318.93. “Merry-Go-Round** DoWoK is president of the The United Congregational CJhurch Youth Choir will re hy the continued support and Of the liabilities, $180,000 A t 7:05-9:16 Falls Village and Canaan His hearse at 6:30 tomorrow night from our ^25 and ^30 price group advancement of the commission are on notes for which he was Shortti At 6:15 and 8:55 torical Societies, and also a Wafer Sports In the church and the Adult on services bo elderly persons, either the maker or an endors Every Wednesday member of the new'ly formed choir at 7:30. the liberalization of state medi er. The remainder of the liabil Educational Committee of the t u b m b w St. Matthew Church’s Men’s Does your Homeowners Policy cal assistance for the elderly ity—$50,431.25 — is rmsecured. Connecticut League of His Choir will rehearse tomorrow cover this hazard? If your home- and the continued development No Manchester area creditors torical Societies. He also be cwloîest night at 6:30 In the church. of educational, vocation^ ar are listed. owners “ package” is typical, water coiHnin longs Jo the Experimental Air The Women’s Community tistic and recreational oppor His wife, Lillian Collier Da in escape is just one of many possible BOLTON LAKE HOTEL craft Association and the Sports Club will meet tomorrow night tunities for retired people,” Al vidson o f the same address, has sources of financial loss for which the Oelt Association of America. at 8 In the social rooms of the len said. also filed a bankruptcy p*etltlori you are NOT covered. Broader pro WILL FEATURE A TASTE-TEMPTING DeW olf win speak at 8 p.m. United Congregational Church. Creating better schools, hous listing liabilities o f $78,976.75 and will be followed by the busi tection costs little more than ing for the elderly, roads, water, and assets of $518.93. Both the SPECIAL ness meeting. Manchester Evening Herald FINE 10Q°/o VIRGIN W OOL you’re now paying. Call us. are alms o f candidate Grant. liabilities and assets overlap PREPARED BY JIM MINICUCa VFW Winners listed Tolland correqpiMident Betty “It is a recognized fact that those o f Davidson. The VFW Post 241, which Is Quatrale, telephone 875-284Sk some people can handle money Both petitioners are repre celebrating its seventh anniver Heathers / Plaids / Herringbones better than others and I sug sented by Borden and Borden 'JM CHICKEN and SPAGHETTI sary this week, has annoimced Checks / Tweeds / Loops THE IFFERENCE gest that a Republican adminis of Hartford. The petitions have the winners of Its first annual B olton tration can do just that,” he been referred to Saul Seidman, roffle. First prize was vron by May tee quote rates and assist you said. referee in bankruptcy. Lionel A. Quellette, Hartford; All You Cod Eaf ^ 1-75 second by Ted Zawoda, Newing Manchester Man as toe havt^so many others? ton, and third by John Sydin of Relax and enjoy a cocktail in our air-conditioned Held in Car Theft FALL’S NEWEST FASHIONS p ^ n D H E R Y n ^ Rockville. terrace overlooking beautiful Bolton Lake. Bazaar Internationale Raymond Oneil of 10 Mlntz Unique Items from countries FOR RESERVATIONS 643-9731 unique ct.. Manchester, was arrested Pant Suits / Sport Suits ROUTE 44A—BOLTON , throughout the wUl Sunday nightnight: in connection with Tailored Suits / Boy Suits featured at the “Bazaar Inter EUmMCOUR. the theft of a car earlier in the FOR ENJOYMENT IN EATING OUT nationale” of the Women’s Guild Double Breasted / Single Breasted plus Travel Rama Takes You evening from the parking lot o f St. Matthew Church, Nov. SAVE STAMPS! SAVE MONEY! of the Bolton Lake Hotel on Rt. A -L ine Skirts / Slim Skirts On An Exciting Trip To BOLTON LAKE HOTEL 19, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. in the 44A. SIZES 6 to 18 / 5 to IS "Fabulous CaUfornla” ' Parish Center of the church on ' O’Neil was charged udth SIGN UP NOW Take Your Family Out the Green. theft o f motor vfehlcle. An interesting feature la a The arrest w m made by Resi- FOR BOLAND OIL COMPANY'S price limit of $3.99 on all Homs m - for a Wonderful Meal ahown. French hand-smocked ging- AUTOMATIC DELIVERY , UOUIARD ,, SSSd Sd lQ.d.dtoWd.t.r D GET ***Toys from countries including hours after it was reported India, France, Poland, Japan, stolen. Jonn5on> Hong Kong and the United ----- States may be obtained at a ------nominal prices. An artist nook will Include iVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT imnd painted cards, pictures, AGFA trays flower posts and numer 1500 (5 P.M. TO 9 P.M.) ous other original items. FILM TOP VALUE STAMPS The Candy Booth will have an unusual assortment of available at . . . A WHOLE BOOK FULL sweets, along with the standard rich American fudge. A food' COUNTRY DRUG Btainpa bsued after payment for first delivery. table will Include varied holiday 277 West bOddle Tpke. A SPECIAL Gf^LIP OF OUR "IB AND •BO SUITS Phone 643-2766 baked goods. FISH FRY Plants and other household NOW ON SALE AT DOUBLE STAMPS days for amount of bill. OmTiDREFT DNDBB IS VMDG 0IAMFB 1 0 0 ° t e VII=M3IN W O O L T A IL O R E D S U IT S REGULAR STAMPS If delivery Is paid for by 10th of 89c following month. Nothing makes a fam ily happier than sit 1.19 The SevenUi Aanaal ^ NEW LOW PRICE ting down to a fine Wonderful Boneless Fillets 24-HOUR meal at our restau STATE POLICE AUXILIARY DANCE y jw * s 9 c rant. W e- Offer a Fried to a crisp golden brown. of Troop C . StofFord Springs. Connoetieut y CHAR8E CAU ANYTIME choice of delicious tBBOUm W oe French Fried Potatoes * Cole Slaw SATURDAY EVB>HNG. OCT. 22, 1966 J ■■•Mrs SERVICE GALLON food amidfit a pleas ACCBIED 200 Gals, or More ant dining atmos ’•Tartar Sauce * Rolls and Butter Dancing 9:00 to 1 AJM.—Informal Dree# y Anderson-Little iniitMi uefc phere. COCETAILS SERVED AT BOTH RESTAURANTS At the ^ CMMK ' \ \ MANCHfiSTER PARKADE ACCSIMT MANCHESTER ExMbirion HoH, Stafford Fair Grounds / Stafford Springs, ConiMCticut . j ) Wost Middle Turnpike - Brood Street BOLAND OIL COMPANY M HOe off Oakland Street on Tcjland XUnpOn HUE Smorgasbord at 7:10 PJML Sharp - « ^ Phono 647-9775 \ EiNriilishAd 1935 TIcketo $7.00 Per Couplp Cavey’s Restaurant VERNON Tickets AvaUsbIe At Hie Trooji^ O Barracks 369 CENTER STREET 643-6320 $ Mile Bast of Vernon drole on Bonte 80 45 EAST CENTER STREET

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The new PINE PHARMACY On Changes in Report Card basketball star, has been named Homeowners are requested Will Fight Suspension FAIRWAY eral Assembly District 20, says State Legislature convening in to rake their leaves to the hoHowMii nta4s! ..'V In LWV Program on Nov. 3 that he will support legislation 664 C E N T E R 8T. 649-9614 co-chairman of the Letters So H A RTFO ^ (AP)—A young and file other seven, including Television January should take action to TtM H ^ron FTA win meet Keoimey and IiCn. Sol Emen* licitation Committee for the edge of the sidewalk—^not cm to increase Connecticut’s rec acquire additional shoreline Miss Chriet, with tresspassing. The League of W Filled with his wife, the former Helen MAN( HKSTEK Candidates for registrars of pleted heavy equipment training WINF—1388 11:00 Newe^ Srona, Weather With Care up their chUdren promptly at Church will hold its annual BRISTOL (AP) — Mrs. Karen ly conduct end resisting arrest a Bingo night Wednesday at 8 through' Alfa School at Miami, 6:00 Newa 11:30 Art Jofanbon Show the close of the parties budget hearing tomorrow night Gworek of Manchester. Gervais, a 23-year-old Plainville •voters and for the offices of 5:16 Speak Up Hartford WPOP-1 4 1 6 Following a star-studded ca p.m. at Company No. 1, El Fla., and American School of 6:00 News _ 6:00 Jim Meeker FeUowshlp Officers •■t 8 in the church social room. housewife, was sentenced to a MEU Justice of the peace have also lington Rd. The public is invit 6:16 Barry Farber Show 6:30 Ken Griffin reer at the University of| Con been Invited to attend the meet Engineering at Morristown, Ind. 6:46 Lowell Thomas 10:00 Hotline Mrs. Albert Coolidge has been The Every Member Church 30-day suspended jail term and saw ed. He served three years •with the 12:00 John Sherman elected president of the Worn- Canvass will take place on Sun- necticut, Kimball was drafted fined $100 after being convicted ing. 7:00 The World Tonight in 1965 by Boston but decided Church Sets Yule Workshop U.S. Navy, where he completed 7:16 Frank Gifford IHOES en’s BVllowship of the Hebron Anyone wishing to devote in Circuit Court on a charge of PTA OounoU Meets 7:80 Harry Reasoner MQRE ‘STREP THROATS’ to play in Italy instead. After The >TA Council will meet A Christmas workshop wUl his high school education, and 7:36 Face .the Ration Congregational Church for the ■««« time on Sunday to the telling a false story to police MR$.E.CtAyrON GENtRAS be held at St. Peter’s Episcopal 8:00 Newa • HARTFORD (AP) — Strep 861 MAIN n coming year. Elected to serve ^vass is r^uested to call starring last season with the about a man invading her home. tonight at 8 p.m. In the cafe was .discharged with the rating 8:10 ^ a k Up Hartford Italian Ignis entry hi the Eu Church Wednesday at 8 pm. in of shlpfltter-pipefltter third 10:06 Comment . , throat infections Increased to with her were Mrs. Gerald She told police that on Aug. teria of the Ellsworth Elemen **Fitting Is ropean League, Kimball came H C ) I tary School on Main St. Coun the parish hall. class. He is employied with the 10:20 Hpeak Up Hartford 572 cases in Connecticut last Cross, vice president; Mrs. ^ ^ 4 an intruder entered her home MGMBEB. TH E OKDER O F THE GOLDEN RULE AT 11:80 M rry Farber Show Our Business** home and signed with Boston. cil members, delegates and The midweek churc)i school Iron Workers Local 15. 12:00 Comment week trom 446 the week before, Elverett Porter, secretary, and _ a., , while her husband waa at work, will meet Thiuaday ih*the par according to the State Health tiau The Hebron Congregational During his college career, the terrorized her and fled with committee chairmen as well as The wedding is planned for 12:16 New,, ^ ^ f ^ 6 feet 8 Kimball ranked tops any oOier PTA members are ish hall a t 4:30 p.m. ChUdren Feb. 11, 1967. 6:00 Afternoon Edition Department’s weekly <»er 40s and low 50s. Wednes- AT organized a committee to carry The junior choir of Our Savior 4 Other canvassers throughout ^ 7 the cloudiness end rain will on an arts and crafts program Lutheran Church will meet the to'wn are Mrs. John Sibun, keep tenq>eratures mostly in MANCHESTER for educable and trainable chil Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Mrs. Thomas Hovey, Mrs. Ron- the 60s. WED. ONLY dren. churchT old Saglio, Mrs. Robert links, OLDSMOBILE The group met last week to The parish choir will practice Mrs. Clifford Wright, Mrs, Golden Brown, Short Shank discuss plans for this project at 6 p.m., also at the church. Richard McDonald, Mrs. Arthur The following cars Local teen-agers participating The adult information class Koffinke, Mrs. ^ b e r t Mott, FOR RONT are Lynn Erlcson, Don Hogan, will meet Friday at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. LuciUa Dupuis, Mrs. Howr 8 and 16 ram. Movie Pro will be sold at these Sue Johnson, Pam Kaeser, Pam ard E. Porter, Mrs. Walter Don jectors—sound or silent, also Phillips, Linda Sheldlck and S3 mm. slide projectors. Manchester Evening Herald ald, Mirs. Albert Attardo, Mrs. Big Savings SHOULDERS Chris Shuteran. Soufii Windsor Correspondent, Joseph Drew, Mrs. Thornton Se- WELDON DRUG CO. through October 21 Advisors to the group are Ann Lyons, teL 644-8582. cor, Mrs. Francia Condon, Mrs. 767 Main SL—TeL 643-5321 Mrs. Dean Miller and Mrs. Mark Lawrence Green, Mrs. Leeland 66 OLDS. $4395 PbilUps. STATE FARM BUYS BUIX Toronado, one owner, fully The South 'Windsor Commit (X)LUMBUS, OWo (AP)—Pio equipped with air con SMOKED tee for Retarded ChUdren Is neer Farm of Old Lyme, Conn, ditioning. sponsoring the program. The paid the top price for a bull at meeting dates for the program the AU-American Jersey cattle GLASS ENCLOSURES 65 OLDS. $2895 are the second and fourth St(tur- sale Monday. 98 Holiday sedan, auto days of each month beginning Pioneer Farm boug(ht Victori FOR BATHTUBS matic, PS, PB, fully equipped. C Nov. 12. The program ous Sleeper from Curtis Breed held from 2 to 4 p.m. at Our ing Service, Inc., of Gary, Ind., PER and SHOWERS 65 OLDS. $2395 Savior Lutheran Church, Gra tor $12,600. ANNUM Glass does a beautifijl job for such Dynamic 88 Celebrity ham Rd. sedan, PS, PB, auta The group has'decided thfit purposes in your bathroom. Easy to the goal would he "to promote clean. Never wears out. 65 OLDS. $1895 an active and constructive arts Preseriptions F-85 4-door sedan, auto., and crafts program to further and OPEN 8 AJ». to 6 P.M. V-8, power steering. the Interests and meet the needs SATURDAY 8 A.M. to 12 NOON of each chUd." Health Needs 64 OLDS. $1995 Inquiries may be directed to F-85 sport coupe, power II lEiiui UM is nn steering, power brakes, Mrs. Phintps, 2518 EUington Haad$iiartert! J. A. WHITE GLASS GO. auto., V-8. Rd. most modern Democrats Set Soctal 31 BisMlI SI. — Phen. 649-7322 6 to 7 Lbs. Average 64 OLDS. $1895 The Democratic Town Com COUNTRY DRUG Wa Reserve The Right To Limit Qnantltlea iiuiEiiTiniiniFmi Cutlass sports coupe, mittee wHl sponsor a town- m West Middle Tpka standard rtilft, V-8. •wide social O ct 28 a t the Main Lean, Fresh GuL Fork S t ILegion Hall a t S p-m. PbMie 6 4 8 -2 76 6 HAVE YOU AN 63 OLDS. $1595 Democratic candidatea Gov. Super 88 2-dr. hardtop, F ud oil ii the most modetn borne John Dempsey, Rtpresentatlva EVENT SCHEDULED PS, PB, automatic. COUNTRY STYLE Superb heating method. It is the only fuel THAT CALLS for 63 CHEV. $1595 FOOD? 649-5203 Impala convertible, PS, distilled and refined epecificaUy for auto., V-8. It may be a wedding, a ban efficient, dean home heating. CSom- quet or Jiist an informal get- A Many Others •Ar SPARERIBS s m / e i together of a society, lodge or pact, modem oil-powered fumacea RENT Memhec ef P^deiel DepocK I GMAC & Bank Financing some friendly group. are so effective and efficient that, A Completely Safety We Are Prepared to Manchester in most caaee they for them- Checked Car Serve You to Your eelves in a few short years. In cold PARKADE OFFICE SlVIHfiS BiUlK Complete Satisfaction Oldsmebile Connecticut, 8 out of 10 home- BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH Our catering service Is set up "Your Greater Hartford owners know that! only oil heat is to be flexible enough to ao- Quality Oldsmobile Dealer ONE FIXED FEE OPEN SATURDAY oommodate any size gathering. for Over 32 Years” comfortable opd economical. NO MILEAGE CHARGE Why not call ns and talk over OF M anc h ester the detatlsr 512 W est Center St. \ MAIN OFFICE ' EAST BRANCH .. J***"!^- M O R N I N G ! V 9 2 3 Main Straetv E. Center St,C or. Lenox Manchester panceae 643-2411 64S-1611 MANCHESTER OIL FUEL INSTITUTE PAUL DODGE Open Mon. thru FrL SOUTH YinNDSOR OFFICE Su.lllvan- Avenue Shopping C y W GARDEN GROVE tUl 9 PAL lb. BURN8 E * OPPICE Buroelde Avenue at Chw h Sheelii Best Hsiliom TELEPHONE 649-5313—649-5314 Tlrars. and Sat. till 6 P.M. LEASING end RENTALS 9 873 Street, Manchester—Phone 649-2881 L,

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4llm trlre0tpr Berttn’s Mayor Dines Out C o n n ^ t i c u t Day Off Sought Outgoing Directors to Hold Dr. Diskan Hopeful For Student Voter$ A Judgment was ventured here toe r I f ^ r a lb other day to trie effect that, when the Yankee HARTFORD (AR)—A« In Last Official Session Tonight With Governor Dempsey's previous election years Gov. madmigM îNC reunification of Germany occurs, ns it Of Return to HOPE The outgoing Manchester RA.) FltnOeraldl on Got 8, was " ■ i mem The governor noted in let tion plan for General Manager of a replacement may - be Such a Judgement rode rather rougihly ctgts on •toeir expert, intelligwt bers and guests of the 'SVom- ters sent out yesterday that Robert 'Weiss. The meeting will tabled to then. Omul. •» 8eo«4 Clew Mall exploitatloh of ide resoufMS at over the presence on the scene of one en’s Auxiliary of Manchester to children,” he aaid. He also if fhe students live in Con be at 8 In the Municipal Build The agenda includes four toMr disiMsal, we also thought Memorial Hospital at a lunch mentioned toat it was fairly other Items: goaecRipnoN h a t e s German leader who obviously has great necticut they cannot file ab ing Hearing Room. PajraUe la Adraace ■w^ were detecting a.' very eon meeting at Fianp’s Restap- common for parents to bring sentee ballots but must vote •rae agreement, drawn to ful; 1. A proposed ordinance, to Oat Tear ...... •JK sincerity and some courage in hls dpslre shriewdi rriodeSty oiii their part ra«\t, Bolton. Ho spoke and rick children to clinics for treat- MK Mooth®. .aaasaaaa******* *i*)K to work for the reunification of Ger in their, home towns. fill a commitment made for sell a '316-foot-iong, 30-foot-wide KfM Monthi ••aaa when it came to soine of theit showed slides of his sei^ce last ment and then never to return B3ection day Is Nov. 8. Weiss when he was Hired last strip of Globe Hollow land for OM MflflBth eeaaeaaaaaaeaaas many. He is, of course. Mayor Willy pipksible liabilltlee. spring aboard the hospital ship to claim them. December, will cost the town *324 to Theunis Werkhoyen of 88 - WKMSBR Brandt of West Berlin. And he has, of jtt the time of the Dsmo- ^ SS Hope in Cdrtnio, Nicaragua. In speaking bf children, Dr. 87,500, to" be spread out over Santina Dr. Werkboven has said Record growtli « . A a2 S t^Jf^?f^c« y entltlj- course, his special reasons for sincerity cfatlc State Convention last Introduced by Edward Thorns, Diskan mentioned that many of a four-year fiscal period, or that he proposes to use the te tte O M ^ republlcatloB 5< and courage^. He occupies the faola,ted summsr, we foimd It very diffi administrator of Manchester them could speak only one Eng- Inside 81 876 per year. strip as a buffer zone between SitSli*Sîte< th% f iOCMl V newi i puD* outpost city of West Berlin, which suf cult to believe thi)t the Demo Mepiorial Hosptjal, as being llsh word—“Hope”—and giêet- Weiss' will be guaranteed his property and a proposed fers most from the partition of Ger cratic state generalship would "onp of the hardest working ed members of the ship's staff vesting rights after Jan. 1. 1970, right-of-way of the Hartford Gas “ iS^rigbti c l repubJloaOMi rf apeclal dla- actuaUy go through vvlto Its an Report pi^puuM rela are aleo r e a e r r ^ ______many. And he belongs to the Social doctors on the hospital staff.” .by repeating it over and over. and at age 65, he will draw Co- nounced. plan of taking Con Dr. Diskan said that he had put Dr. Diskan’s slides were of (Continued from Page 8 2. The proposed right-of-way in all educatioii Democratic party, which would be like 120 consecutive monthly pay sumer Protection Commjsslon- off applying for a volunteer facilities aboard ship and to the Hartford Gas Oo., to run ly to win , the first national election er Attillo R. Frasslhein away (Oct. IS), he was scheduled by ments of 890.13 each, plus .. berth on the.SS Hope for three .ênes of neighboring villages, 1,898 feet over Globe Hollow ■ISgi’iS S y «StoP to m e Maacheeter which Included Protestant East Ger Daley, not Douglas. He wound l/12Qth of any interest and divi BeralA______- from his. valiant exertions in years because he did not think where dire poverty was evident up in Douglas strongholds dends earned by the fund since land from Keeney St. to S. Main many. behalf of .’the state’s consumers, Through the medium of the St., at a 31,423.50 sajes price. elleat ot ». ■. A. they had a. place (or a general though he might have done.the the retroactive date of Jan. 1, The other day. Mayor Brandt of West and using him. Instead, in the practioper such as himself. He slides, the need for a project senator more good, in Chicago’s 1966, the date he assumed his 3. A public hearing and pas Berlin did something which may be of capacity of nominee for lieuten such as Hope was plainly es sible action on a 839,992 wash 'D atxi^ aad BoatoB. ______found he was in constant .de white backlash areas and ma post. much more ultimate importance in ths ant go'vemor. mand oh the ship, “probably tablished. jor downstate cities. To draw payments, he must out appropriation to the board i AUDIT BDBUAU OF CIRCUlA-i We particularly found this because of my varied ’ skills. "A great friendship for the of education for "Operation Tli history of all Germany than toe high- On top of all this, Douglas— have been in the town’s employe level conversations in Washington be hard to believe when the Demo and also taught a class on pub- « because of the Percy tragedy- up to Jan, 1, 1970, and may not Head ^Start.” A federal grant adeerttolac crats knew that, under the new • moaday — 1 p.m. I j * ^ i tween President Johnson and Chancel lie health in a neighboring vll- Jn8 Nicaragua t o ^ ^ the i^ns to depict Percy have been discharged after that bv ■ Tueaday —• X p«ia. Monday.^_ Connecticut ballot form, the lage with the aid of an Inter-'^«rk dow by volunteer on toe ^ opportunist with shifting date for misfeasance in office lor Erhard, or between the United nominee for governor and lieu Hope,” Dr. Diskan said, and he ______the town States and Russia on the possibiilUea of preter. tenant governor are bracketed "Never have I. been a pari believes that this is as it should J the , f o a crime in- ^ ^ ^^^Ûg and pos- “ A ir-? -^ ^ European de-escalation. together on the asime lever, and be. Besides the long hours turpitude. ^ ,g ooO appro- iMfladdeadllDe; 10:30 a.m. eaA day e< of a more dedicated group than serving on the ship, many of *’ercy-foêrs ) to P® out The agreement does not re- i^tion to the town water de- '|■‘ atkMi except Saturday — t a.ia. _ Mayor Willy Brandt of West Berlin must boto be votisd for to these on the Hope,” Dr. Diskan got into his official car and drove gether, so that, if the votera of Tueadayt October 18 said. He afao mentioned that torvotonteeS use their lefaur. W .T 9 ^ S t f 'T f l u through the infamovis Berlin Wall into Connecticut decided to keep time to helping toe natives. m«nts of 1966 and his 1964 posi- to terminate h s employment nor of a water main in Keeney St„ more ■ than half of the doctors "One group I t about 15 or 20 ®f the town to discharge him, Linwood Dr. to a point East Berlin and had dinner in East Ber John Dempsey as Governor asd nurses were "repedter vol-. they had absolutely hb choice u . .. coueire siuaenu ne-saiu ii l - . . . e«ective 2,150 feet south. The appropria- lin with the Russian ambassador to unteers,” somene ^ having seêd college students, t o he-sa ^ ôt , only - j,„ m<êratelyôoeraieiv gate. t If. one...... or ♦thel. .fuother .. occurs tion would be financed from the lie Tear When Voters Tam? but to give him Attilio Fras- many times. East Germany. » ainelll as lieutenant ^vem or. . hAlnincr It uTi and teach* , nivci kiiai. w*4s uearxnient a vâpiLi ■)!hei« fa, soonjer or later, alwaya a It was the first time Mayor Brandt Slid thus end his historic serv ally Jcel the dedication of «ach., ^ tacks that Douglas aldw h ^ e entitled to his benefiU at age provement Reserve Fund. peAslty for any poMUcal party or re- had been to East Berlin since before the ice as Consumer Protection one of them.” - ^ tHiemselves but also renew his fading strength gj they occur before that ------gliKe which ahows carefaea and open Communists began building their wall CominiMloner. He explained that the name ... r#oreational uro- downstate. But this opens up a j^te, he will not draw any bene- COUNCIL PROPOSED Hope was coined from the MJ/ €» a vx.* Vl^hOHy wholly different aspect of this ,,t,. ’ contempt for the inteUlgence of the vot- In August, 1961. Mayor Brandt, travel We suspect that, if the vot WALLINGFORD (AP) — Gov, ing in his official car, was accompanied era of Connecticut could have a phrase "Health Opportunity for ^ a l * 'i l l l y agreement Is in addition jîiT ^ m ^ s^ y ‘hw taig' public. People. It fti progran^riart- . American friend- discussed in another column. in the Manchester establishment of a state vaca- ■fhe bualnesa of treating .the public aa by his wife, and his car was allowed to choice, they might choose to keep Mr. Frasaineili as the ed in 1958 by President Dwight Pension Plan, which he enjoys non-travel advisory council to if ^ had no function and privilege other pass through the usual barriers without D. Eisenhower with the aid of ' any of the customary halts and chal number one man in hie own He concluded his talk by say- Two Suing GM as a town employe. encourage tourism in Oonnecti- thdn that of going to the polta and vot consumer protection depart Dr. William B. Walsh of Wash ing that he felt the main pur- NEW HAtTBSl (AP) — Two The agreement is the rere- cm. ing’incumbents back into office may go lenges. , ment rather than put him in a ington, D. C., a prominent heart po^ of the SS Hope was to Wethersfield women are suing sponsiblHty of the outgoing Speaking at the annual meet- weii enough for an election or two. It could have been almost nothing position where he will be, so to specialist. A plan was set in teach the peoples of the coun- the Chevrolet Division of Gen- board because it is the one ^be Connecticut Hotel- But there always comes a -year when more than a social item. Or it could speak, one heart-beat away effect for a hospital ship proj tries it -visits "not to give up erri Motors Corp. tor 8650.000 which hired Weiss and which MotelAssociation, he said Mon have been the symbolic begrinning of from becoming the number one ect to promote international hope,” and he feels that if Just for injuries sustained when a agreed to aU commitments. ^^y night that the council would the; voters grow restive, and want to good will through face-to-face kntiw why, and want to be given seri some coming together process which is man in toe whole state. one or two in a community are Ciorvair in which they were rid- Negotiations for his employ- «(jevelop the closest possible co contacts. and to teach peoples t^„tbed enough to help their ing went out of control on the ment were conducted by a bi- operation” between the state ous, substantial reasons why they tired of waiting for statesmen and dip And, for a time, we thought the Democrats themselves of depressed countries to help neighbors that this mission has Wilbur Croes Parkway and was partisan committee of Repub- and the travel industries. Should vote one way or another. lomats to give the signal. were doing toeir best to hide themseives. been accomplished. involved in an accident with two Hcan Frkneds DellaFera and i such a year, behaidor In office, or from toe voters of toe state, or When the S3 Hope was first ____ other cars on Oct. IW Democrat Robert Stone. put into serv’ice it made brief eaj&palgn taetics, whkdi-evade too is Wait TiU Next Year? persuado them to forget, the STATE MARINE Kffj.F.n Mrs. Gertrude Brauner, the DellaFera resigned from toe sues and leave them unanswered, and fact that they were threatening visits to each port end hriped WASHINGTON (AP)—^Ttie De- driver of the csw, and Mrs. board in December and Stone BARRICiNi merely ask to be trusted for toe future This year the annual mystery of Just to take Mr. rrassinelll out of as many as possible at the fense Department has disclosed UlMan 8. Amsden are seeking did not run tor re-election, time, -without being able- to fol exclusively at w iût any guarantee that anything how the various rating systems operate consumer protection and into the death in action In Viet Nam $300,000 each phis 860,000 tor In another action toraght, to discover which television programs the ntunber one position of suc low through on each case. This of Marine Lance Cpl. Robert Mrs. Aitisden’s 16-year-old the board vriU accept the res- will be different from what it has been did not work out well. Dr. Dte- E. Berry, eon of Mr. and Mrs. daughter Deborah. ignatlon of Atty. William Fitz- Liggeff Drug in |he past, can encounter negative re- are the tops was preceded and perhaps cession to toe govemorahlp. PARKADE This ■very shiewd Democratic kan said, and it now stays long Jolui C Rapp of Route 7, New Their suit was filed in U.S. Gerald from the Manchester actiion from the voters. upstaged by another mystery which er in each port of call and be Milford! Conn, 'District Court Monday. Redevelopment Agency, (M must ha've fascinated many ■viewers. . tactic, however, came to an ap Sometoing of this kind of revolt oc parently voluntary end,, with comes an Important part of the curred in our own town electiem this . The mystery which staked out a prior the provirion to Mr. Prasetnelli community. Clinics are set up Photographed By Sylvian Oflara ashore and continue, with ade mcihto. «laim In the present season was ths of a speech In whirii. essaying Q mjrstery of'how a whole bunch of new quate staffs, after the Hope has And there are signs that, toe party the campaign role of hatchet programs e'ver got to be offered to the THE PRICE OF PUMPKINS left the area. regimes now dominant in both state man, he wm obviously asking ^ tender mercy of the ratings in toe first for statewide headline.. Patients are treated at shore and nation are inviting toe same kind clinics and brought to the ship .place. 'When Mr. FYassiaelll made of voter , response In the state and oon- : his .famous «>eech attacking for teaching purposes, usually Who ever thought a regular extension with diseases which native med Over $62 million has been authorized for new construction at UConn. Left to righ^ at grejwional elections on Nov. 8. of an' entertainment talent already thin A Thou«:ht for Republican (Dayton Gengtas for deserting such stalwart Re ical srtudente will have to cope commencomont exorcises: former Gov. Raymond Baldwin (seated below mIcrophoiw)|, : In toe state election, the voters are would prove popular? Who made the I n s id e By Rowland Evans Jr. Sponsored by the Manchester witli in. their future • practioee. confronted with toe claim of a power- Judgment that an inferior new intrigue < Council ot Churehda publicans aa State Chairman GdUomor Dempsey, Dr. Homer D. Babbidge Jr. . • >^ I If ' "i .11 ' ' I II ■ II I Searle Pinney, it was Obvious VoiuiUeer doctors on toe Hope, ful political machine that it should be drama would be the sensible substitute Robert I)i Novak Dr. Diskan said, work with one .f C granted Immunity from all the normri Tfcrms like "togethertieBs,” that the Democrats, were no or two native medical students for a good old one ? Who entertained the consequences of abuse of its power. If it ‘'being accepted’’ 'and ’’atatus longer hiding toeir qomines for and teach them modem metor silly hope that a little absence from the R eport seekers” may only be neW.com lieutenant gpvenio'r under one Facilities at the University of Connecticut and the four to caught brokering state Insurance poli- medium for a group of stereotypes had ods. "Unfortunately,” he added, binations of words for traits of pf^.hU own copBumer ptotec- ' ‘the natives now coneider it a eiet to its o-wn favorites, if it is caught created some fresh new demand for FAIRFIELD, 111. —With Sen. The Republican Bourbon Coun ters that attracts starry-eyed tion bushels, but. advertising state colleges have been expanded under Dempsey to accoih- ^ ty chairmen who knifed. Percy young volunteers. human behavior which are as status symbol to be treated manipulating legislative or administra them? Who made the programming Paul Douglas seated behind him old as time and sisjmodem aa his existence openly, and to the modate over 37,000 full-time and part-time students— an ' tive favors for its clients, if it Is caught for governor are supportiI^; him Beyond this, Douglas has per aboard ship and toe clinics are mistake, but did the viewing public the on the platform here, o- Demo suburbia and high-rise - apart ' whble state. ■ , , . flooded with requests for admit wheeling and dealing with highway for senator—figuring that he mitted Daley to make some de ■o8t he has held since The brutal murder of Percy’s little talk about the future’s the second year the association ^with their prophets and sa necticut if . they . happened to In the Dempsey years, the state has witnessed the greatest There are national issues in this cam try tried. And it really had nothing to pull. the Wrong governor-lieu daughter may have further challenge. Even more important was formed. viours, and so they decree their expansion in its history on all educational fronts. paign, and these rightfully concern Con lose, except an audience which, already strengthened the Republican is his new loyalty to the Daley jdeath. But unlike other , greato tenant governor lever. necticut voters as they consider their bored, really had no place to go. Next senate candidate in these rural organization. 10 Years Ago o f’whom the world was not ■ ^ a t We wish is that Con choices for members of Congrress. There year, we predict, will be a vintage year. downstate counties. And even Last spring, Douglas shocked worthy only this Msm could necticut had neyer . abolished for to toe issue of peace and war in Viet- Meanwhile, what was that good book before the tragedy, Douglas was reform Democrats by declining Mrs., William Brennan of 21 say, ‘T am the ressurection and itself the privilege of voting for -I -nam, specifically, and the issue of the we read several years ago? We may, if running far below par down- to support anti-machine liberal Mt. Nebo PI., returning from ■the life.” a lieutenant goveriior on his Europe vacation, recounts un merits, in w;hich case tije Dem Johnson administration's whole attitude worse comes to worst, try to reakd it state where hitherto he has dis Abner Mikva for congress. More ■ 'Submitted by played streng^th unequalled by successful attempt' ot Queen ocrats niiKht. have pal^ some toward the building of a structure of again. recently, he rejected liberal Rev. K. EJnar Rask any other Democrat. pleas to disagn'ee publicly ■with Mary crewmen to aid three Trinity (Covenant Clriilcb advance attention to the' pos peace through the United Nations in What makes this so critical Daley on something—for in stricken crewmen injured when sibility toe voters might !i|vhnt general. And. there fa the Issue of an In to keep Mr. .FrassinelU têre Medical Aid For Vietnamese is that Douglas desperately stance, the rnayor’s'nftucbwirit- Greek freighter boiler explodes flation which threatens the very life of needs a strong showing in Re icized plan for lake front .de at dea.-^ On This Date he has been. - ' r the proeperity we are now enjoying. Congressman Giaimo and Sen. Dodd publican downstate Illinois to velopment. Thus, reform ''D ^- P6i;tyîve soldiers stationed In 1943, U.S. Secretary of State Cordell Hull,‘British For On the issue of peace and war In our have now been drawn into the contro offset Percy’s inroads in Dem ocrats now tqrn to Adlai Ste at Nike base contribute to TodayVBtrthday * versy over a small Yale campus group's ocratic Cook County (Chicago), venson m , a sure winner for monthly Bloodmobile visit, push eign Secretary Anthony Eden, And thMi. . .bmM of iroaing every wtokl This time toe voters are being offered the spectacular drama of a presidential trip, shipment of about ?300 worth of medi Even Mayor Richard J. Daley, state treasurer. It fa,Steyen<* ing town’s collection to 132 and Soviet Foreign Minister V. Playwright 'sM xy K i^êy Is cal aid to Communist Viet Nam. The Chicago’s Democratic boss, son’s, not Douglas’, headquar pints. M. Molotov met in Moscow. . , . . . and on the issue of inflation the voters publicity they bring to the . project is publicly predicts a sub-par ma are being told, with cynical frankness, imdoubtedly Just what the Yale' men jority of 2(K),000 in CJook County. that nothing serious can be done until hoped for since the humanitarian hair- Linked with the senator’s down- the election is over and those who may shirts which the Rev. Mr. Coffin and his 'jstate problems, this points to a End these tiresome chores... happen to be rubbed the wrong way by associates so frequently don come fully 1'/narrow Percy victory as of to- proper curative measures won’t be able equipped with stertophonic amplifiers, yday. to protest against them. One can cal photoflood plug-ins, and flip-out hand T h i s was hardly thinkable man culate how impressive the after..€lection bills on a variety of subjects. Yet, we early this year., Illinois’ Bour MANGHBSTER ^ Buy a Flameless Electric Dryer bon Republicans, who had help action of an administration which func think it’s appropriate that this issue be looked-at from a high level. ed sabotage liberal-leaning Per iAYBEES tions this way before the election fa The Yale group’s right' to object to cy’s unsuccessful run for gov-, likely to be. the war is unquestioned. Its right to ernor in 1664, seemed to have ars You can forget about the weather with a modem Flame- These national issues have received eMe human suffering, if such aid can be lured him to political annihila Bome discussion. In this district," from provided responsibly and without mili tion against Douglaw —greatest GOMIMO TO : leas ELECTRIC clothes DRYER. I t ’s SO oonveniwt. Because you the Republican nominee for Congress. tary encouragement to the enemy is un Illinois vote-getter of hta gen ' dm pop things iu any time, you get by with fewer fainily really But toe voters, apparently, are not sup challenged. eration. Douglas men talked YOUR HQINfE d about a proforma campaign, re d o t ^ ' posed to allow themselves to be dra-wn, But this $300 medical shipment is, to all intents and purposes, being sent lying on the muscle of Iv e y ’s NOW, BEST OF ALL... Yirith the ^'permanent press’* fahricB hy him, Into any real interest in real ^•blind" to North Viet Nam, the- ' is no machine. hwues. knowledge of how it will be.Used. It is Now, trailing in the ^ a l BOY A BA6 OF (now available in everything from lingerie and women’s The voters are supposed to shut off being forwarded through a Crnad an weeks of the campaign and de blouses to men’s and children’s slacks) there is no iro n in g their minds and their senses and go agency which has been hostile and con layed by the political morator LIOHTlULBS east a nice vote for continuing the pree- temptuous toward any official Ameri ium following the Percy 'trag inecessaiy. Just toss them in your automatic electric dryer. •n t party in its comfortable tenure, can expression of policy on the matter. edy, Douglas must put togeth Ttey vdn come out tumblb-i« ied . . . wrinkle-hee and cares er a campaign from scratch. even though it does not consider it nec- Under the cirpumstances—and despite BAG OF 8... .$2.0Q r the feckless Treasury Department per Longtiipe aide Howard Shuhian iî^y to wear. You save hours of ironing every week. •asary to dtoeuss issues with the people mission which was granted—it becomes and son John Douglas (who’r^' H&CO 24.PACK S ee the many new models at your appliance dealn: soon, and ask for the special it wants to vote for it a gesture not cihly against U.S. policy signed aa a U. S. assistant at But this could be, and it ought to be, but a gesture against the American men torney general) have come 'West H4.80 . installatkm allowance (up to $15 aHoYrance if installed on hsloo lines before d year ndien toe voters see their own who wlU die in Viet Nam tomorrow aqd to take over the campaign. fubruaiy25^1967). opportunity to end the illusion that the next month and next year. Septugenarlan Douglas, show Ifrieo Pock m«Y W Re-elect Governor Dempsey voters can alwajto be taken for granted. This is why 4,000 New Haveners ing an iron constitution, is put ting in 16-hour days of down- charBtd to your Kik;o Om boto toe state and the national have responded to the counter-protests state campaigning. levris, this could be a year for them to of Irwin Schiff .and have signed peti ^ ^ ^ ' Vote Democratic-Top Lever tions protesting Uhe Yale move. And The fact that all this may V- \ The Hartfor

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PAGE NINE.: MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAT, OCTOBER 18, ^1966^ tA G E EIGH T Fred Harding, 28 East St.; Oscar Asadftorian, ways and the Instructon of. )the Handi Dance Eidiibit means chairman, also reminds Vernon capped was the project pro Raymond Bruce,, Vernon Gar Manchester and Weyant Garri den Apartments. members to bring donations for District Sets Voting Date^ posed by the Vernon Junior Slated by Club the Friday, Nov. 11. and Satur AMERICAN LEGION son of Florida, 15 grandchildren Teen-age ‘Possenieii’ Woman’s Club and it was se- Discharged Friday: Denlsson and 31 great-grandchildren. day, Nov. 12, sale at Mott’s Obituaiy )eoted by the 'junior member Eidson, Ridgewood Dr.; Dana The Junior century Club of Private funeral' services' will Community Hall. Seen N eeded ship of the state federation as Wheeler, Montauk Dr.; Steven Manchester, Inc. will meet to be held tomorrow at the Rose Considers Plant Site Sewers Hostess for the meetin(( will Find Wanted DHvei* the project for 1954-05. Nevlsen, Baker Rd.; Sally morrow at 8 p.m. at the Mason Mrs. Joseph Ondslnskas Hill Funerial Home, 680 Elm St., The 8th District Board of Dl- per cent discount off the Smith, 98 Grove St. ic Temple. The nieeting is be Mrs. John DeMarche. She Mrs. Margaret Killian Gud- Rocky Hill. Burial will be in MINEOLA, N.y. (AP) — a hit-run oar in Ol«n Cove test , The lOH received over $5,- will be assisted by Mrs. Richard .Discharged Saturday: George 1 ' rectors last night set Nov. IS »st price and a two per cent ^s- 000 in contributions from, all of open to members and their zijikas, 35, sister of Mrs. Pa St. Ann’s Cemetery, Avon. fnr HUftMxe tavnav count if the bill Is paid within "Teen-agers are always getting Friday night. - In^ Reading, Speech ■Van Kleek, Main St.,. Somers; guests. Abele, Mrs. Joseph Adams, Mrs. tricia Mahan of Wapplng and as the date for d strict taxpay- lowest of five the Junior clubs in Connecticut. There will be no calling hours. bad publicity. In Oils case, they Police said the p a ssen w on Rose Murphy. 90 Prospect St.; The Olivers, dancing instruc Carl Anderson, Mrs. Oscar BINGO stepsister of Herbert Scoglan of did something really fine." the motorcycle, Chert MoOh* 15, A study, which is expected to ards will increase and the dan The Vernon juniors had printed ers to elect a director to fill the bidders. Jane Bashand, 6 Prospect St.; tors at the Continental Dance Asadoorian, Mrs. David Aubin, Mlanchester, died Sunday night The praise came from a ol Bayville, who was slightly gers ot accidents will arise mid sold, cookbooks and spon EVERY VYEDNESDAY NIGHT George Rowland* unexpired term of Winslow Other bids were: Fogarty I$ad to a request for federal Matthew Duguy, Coventry; Studio, Crossroads Plaza, Hart Mrs. Aubrey Bashaw, Mrs. at New Britain General Hospi- ^ ______police sergeant Monday for injured, could remember only more frequently. sored a rodeo to raise funds 8 O’CLOCK—LEGION HOME, LEONARD ST. eorge Rowland, 67, of Bcl- Manchester who rMigned from Bros. Inc. of 319 Broad St., 3 ^ funds for an Ancillary Services Mary Holmes, Storrs; Joseph ford, will gdvc dance exhibitions James Bjorkland, Mrs. 'Willlam taS. She was the wife of Joseph Northern Ireland, brother youthful Loiig Island "posse- that the hit-run car was White, Chief Trapp notes that those for this project, raising almost Bryce, Mrs. Richard Carlson, the board last month. per cent off list; Ellsworth A Center ^ the Vernon area, is Golmltzer, West Main St.; Mark and will also instruct the group Gbdkinskas. men" who made a block-by- From pieces of a broken auto who ha4 been coming home '$1,365. ; I ■' of Mrs. Hannah Greeley of 261' The election will be conduct- Laasow Inc. of 262 Oakland St., Grimason, Wapping; Aim Olen- In the cha-cha, tango and mer- Mrs. Daniel Cavellier and Mrs. Surivors also include a daugh- ^ block search and tracked down grille found at the crash scene, being made by a staff of work from work while It was still Members of the Vernon club ed at 7:30 p.m. in Bentley .377 per cent off list; Bantly Oil der, Talcottville ,Rd.; Robert engue. The couple, formerly of Philip Coppeto. t A and son, her parents and an- the alleged driver of a car that the car was Identified as a I960 ers for the center. light will be coming home In who.'Will be attending the con School on Hollister St. ' Co. Inc. of 331 Main St„ ,3\i per Stoddard, Skinner Rd.; Marjorie England, live at South Windsor. other stepbrother. fatally Injured a friend of the Lincoln Continental. , darkness and that the National ference are Mrs. Paul Philippe, He is also survived by an Manchester, who resigned be- cent off list; and Wyman’s Oil The staff was set up this past Surface, Crescent Rd. Greeting cards and tickets for The funeral will be held to teen-agers. The description of the car was Safety Council records indicate Mrs. Stanley Zielinski, Mrs. other sister. cause of business and health Co. Inc. of 24 Main St., 3% per summer and a report notes that Discharged Sunday: Mar the Saturday, Oct. 29, Halloween morrow at 8 a.m. from the Zi- Thomas R. Snyder, 18, of Sea broadcast by police, and about a definite increase in traffic ac Frank Blancardl, Mrs. Robert Funeral services and burial reasons, leaves an unexpired cent off list with a one per cent ten per cent of the student pop jorie Quinn, Egypt Rd./ Elling- gas Funeral Home. 540 East Cliff, Was arraigned Monday on 76 friends of the dead youth cidents at. this time of the year Hatch, Mrs. Francis Doran, Mrs. Dance will be (or sale. 'Will be in Ireland. term to June. discount if the bill is paid within ulation in this area is reading to; Francis Pinto, Ridge Members are reminded to St., New Britain, with a Mass a charge of leaving the scene of scoured a 10-square-mile area, in the hours of dusk. Douglas Bunce, Mrs. Richard He had been serving his sec- 10 days, two years or more below where wood Rd.; Eugene Bionlarz, El bring their ticket returns and oi requiem at St. Joseph . _ _ an accident. Judge Alexander Five ol the "possemen" spot- Hadassah Seta Dinner Gifford, Mrs. Frank De Tolla, ond three-year term on the The proposed traffic signal they should bs reading and lington. Vitale released Snyder in $500 ted a damaged white Oontinen- The Tolland County CSinpter Mrs. Alan Doyle, Mrs. Alexan wrapped gifts for prizes for the board. fit Main and Hilliard Sts. is about the same percentage of Births Friday: Son to Mr. and M I C H A E L a bail pending trial. tal in front of Snyder s home on ot Hadassah will hold its an der Martin and Mrs. Hugh Col whist ahd setback party to be ^ ^ wich, father ol Mrs. Francis In other business, the board nearing reality, 8th District Greets Voters children arc in need of speech Mrs. John Fecko, 27 Burke LaBonne Aide DlSt. Atty. William Cahn said Sunday afternoon. nual dinner Sunday in the rec held Friday, Nov. 4. at Concor t«i^, N w Britain. Manchester, died yes- voted to write to Thomas. J. President Victor Swanson re- therapy. lins. Rd.; daughter to Mr. and Mrs. >Fnends may call at the fu- convalescent home Robert Stavnitsky, Republi- he would take further action in Patrolman William Mathleson reation hall of the B'nai Israel Hospital Notes dia Lutheran Church. Mrs. Mrs. Thomas F. Ferguson of Hackett, head of the Thomas ported. The center, which would serve Raymond Duquette, 152 High n^ral home tonight from 7 to 9. Synagogue, Talcott Ave., start 78 Forest St. is chairman of the J. Hackett Realty- Manage- In a letter dated Oct. 7 from can candidate for State repre- the death of p a r ie s UJhlein 19. s^d Snyder JJrcvrta Tolland and Windham counties, Admitted Friday: Eugene ing at 6:30 p.m. with a aoclal Street. Survivors, besides his daugh Women’s Division of the La- ment Co. of Hartford, regard- General Manager Robert Weiss gentative from Manchester’s As- of Glenwood Landing, in a colli- had colUded with a motorcycle has federal funds which were Bionlarz, East Cider Mill Rd., Births Saturday: Daughter hour. T Bonne for Senate Committee, ing sewage disposal in a pro- to the board, Weiss reports slon between his motorcycle and Friday night. requested by the hoards of edu Ellington; Barbara Bergman, to Mr. and Mrs. E'Jgene Blon- FASTEST GAR d i a m o n d s iCOVENTRY—John Doughty, daughters, 16 grandchildren and The appointment was announc- posed 52-acre industrial and that Police Chief James Rear- u * cation in the various towns, in Guest speaker will be Mrs. Chestnut St.; Mark Grimason, iarz, East Cider Mill Rd., El- o f W ampimbaug A va died eight_ _great-grandchildren. _ ed______by Edward C. _. Wynne of _ commercial center to be locat- don has written to the state re- ^ e s t of honor at a Coffee Hour, ^ S c l C H t l S t C r C J l t C S cluding Vernon. The center Victor Szantar, immediate past Kelly Rd., Wapping; Douglas Itokton and a son to Mr. and IN TOWN! ytsterday at Windham Memo- The funeral 'will be held to- Glastonbury. LaBonne's cam- ed in Bucklapd. questing a study and installa- Sunday, from 2 to 4 p.m., at the would provide needed services president of the Oonnecticu* Re Belcourt, Hany La.; Marjorie Mrs. Lonnie Barnes, 101 South ri^l Community Hospital, Willi- morrow at 8:15 from the Cum- algn manager. The board said they would tion of a traffic signal at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence gion of Hadassah. Mrs. Szantor which many of the towns, es Holmes, Trumbull. St. is. a speech' and hearing path Frat Delivery! mantle. mings Funeral Home, 82 Cliff Ferguson, the former be receptive to furnishing sew- Intersection. Weiss said he had Rlker, 680 Spring St. Riker is a pecially the smaller ones, can Admitted Saturday: Frieda ologist. |Mr. Doughty was bom in Norwich, with a Mass of ■yivian Firato, is a native of age disposal Tacilities for the asked for high priority on the former GOP state representa- Tornado Killing Device not provide. Lanz, Lawrence St. ’The Herald’s Vernon Bureau Bfermuda and came to the Unit- requiem at St. Mary’s Memorial Manchester and has a long rec- center. light. tive from Manchester. Also to be shown is an out COGNTRY DRUG The staff said the data which Admitted Sunday; Leon 'Es Is at 38 Park St, Rockville, 277 West Middle Tpke. ed States and Winsted in 1912. church, Norwich at 9. Burial contribution. She A copy of the letter will be In other business the board Stavnitsky, an outgoing town ______NORMAN, Okla. (AP) negative mass, he said, this standing collection of alides on it has gathered has not been telle, Springfield, Mass.; Bessie Phone 648-2765 1928, he moved to the Plain- will be in St. Joseph’s Ceme- served as president of the Re- -sent to General Manager Rob- is checking the feasibility of director, will discuss issues and Stopping tornadoes by electro- usually forces a counterflow of art entitled, "Jew in Art," en P.O. Box 327, tel. 875-8185 or completely analyzed as yet, but Price, 10 West Rd.; Baruch le-Forest'vllle area where he tery, Norwich. publican Women’s Club in Man- ert Weiss and the town Devel- purchasing fire fighting gear will answer questions about cutlon is proposed by a scientist negative droplets ^ as ^ e two compassing reproductions from 043-2711. said the two needs, for reading Elkin, Somers Rd., Ellington; alijred until recently. He retired Friends m ay Call at the fu- Chester and was a member of opment Commission. for 8th District firemen. The state problems. who does it with laboratory masses are mutually attracted, Rembrandt to Chagall. The pro and speech therapy, are evi from Sessions Co., IForestville,neral home tonight from 7 to 9. Republican Town Commit- Earlier this month Hackett gear which would cost about Assemblv District in con- ttwdels. The counterflovring streams gram will be narratey Mrs. 19 years ago. He was a painter ------is a member of the said he envisioned problems of jeo for each man, would in- gjg^g Voting District 3 Buck- The theory — untested yet on may begin to whirl faster and dent. ~ Ruth Kummer and Mrs. Meyer Other requirements and rec b^ trade. Women’s Auxiliary of Manches- sewage disposal in the area as elude heavy duty coatrcoats, boots, * v n t w ' a real tornado — calls for a can- faster, building rotational Malkin. ommendations to meet these (Survivors include a son, Al- I terfA«*uei- MemorialineiliuimiXÂ*v«At*{a1 Hospital,Urvonifalnuapil.111, thefitauic Cos-^rte.vûo- thefVia me centereejlici Havalr\n«developsucvciut S O C I ION teih, working with the individual Plainville Memorial' Fhineral ganist. Burial was in East Wagnet, Mrs. Andrew Ansaldi public Works Department with building fire, grass fire, factory N. Adler Dobkin is pub- lion’s Ames Research Center, inch thick— into the clouds on many good books and bric-a- children having problems in Home, W. Main St., Plainville. Cemetery. Jr., Mrs. Robert Neil, Mrs. oil for the 1966-67 fiscal year, fire and two miscellaneous h d ly chairman, and the refresh- Moffett Field, Calif., in a paper spools. One end of the wire brac, on sale. Chairmen are ment committee consists of Mrs. today at the 12th Weather Ra- would be anchored by a small Burial ■will be in Forestville Bearers were Joseph E. Lutz, Hayden L. Griswold Jr., Mrs. The comapny, with a bid of calls. these areas. Mrs. Ernest Skoglund and Mrs. Martha Montany. Mrs. June ja r Conference at the Universi- parachute. It would unroll from Cjemetery. Peter Gallasso, Harold Perrett, Laurence Perry Jr., Mrs. Jen- The general purpose of the Arthur Jones. For pickup call Friends may call at the fu- Mathew McDonald, Henry A. nle Walsh, Mrs. Joseph G. Pero, Bailey, Mrs. Irene Johnson, ty of Oklahoma. the spools, triggering a light-- proposed center would be to Mrs. Skoglund. serai home today and tomor- Lutz, and Ulysses G. McNeill. Mrs. Harry J. Firato. Mrs. John Mrs. Jeannette Wiggln and Mrs. After four years of study of ning bolt and stopping the tor- provide these services of full Group Meets Wednesday row from 7 to 9 p.m. Manchester Lodge of Masons Willard, Mrs. R. T. Qulsh, Mrs. Tidal Wave Hospital Notes Clara W'allett. storm-cloud forces, Rossow con- nado by removing its energy time specialists to communities The Daughters of Isabella ------conducted a memorial service Alden T. Grant, Mrs. William ------dudes that tornadoes are source. where they would otherwise be will meet Wednesday at 7:30 j KitUiiTn Bigham Sunday evening at the Holmes Carroll. Mrs. George Mrosek, Threat Fades; Visiting hours are 3 to 8 p.m. produced by two large cloud The scientist has produced unavailable. pm . at the Community Hall, in all areas excepting mater masses of positive and negative four-inch-high tornadoes in his most Kathryn Bigham, six-weeks- Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Mrs. York Strangfeld. Swim Injury, The report said the center Franklin Parit. Refreshments BRANCH OFFICE—ROUTE 31—COVENTRY _____ Also, Mrs. Raymond Perac- Many Alerted nity where they are 3:30 to 4 charge parallel to each other laboratory by whirling clouds of old daughter of James and would also serve: To emphasize ■will be served, with Mrs. Vera Mrs. Agnes B. Forster cMo, Mrs. Jean-Louis Hebert, p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. and private House Flooding about a mlle apart. steam within an electric field. Maryellen Jeffries Bigham of (Continued from Page One) rooms where they are 10 a.m. louse Flooding a team approach to the solution Borkowski and Mrs. Margaret Eidiaon, N.J., died yesterday at ROCKVILLE — Mrs. Agnes Mrs. Ronald Jacobs, Mrs. Fran- , . ______& If a flow of positively charged Rossow emphasized that only 1 cherished , to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested water droplets begins moving tests on actual tornadoes could of mental and emotional handi Rs.czkowski in charge. Cblumbla Medical Center, New Blakney Forster, 91, of 1 Reed ces Dellafera, Mrs. Richard gauges showed a rise of four „„t pûents* rooms. Bring Claims capping conditions of students; Yôrk City. St. died this morning at Rock- Murphy, Mrs. Uoyd Gustafson. from the positive mass Intel the prove his theories. Education Committee Meeta inches. No more than two vlsltora at to exemplify efficiency of time The education committee of 'Survivors also include a ■ville General Hospital. She was Mrs. Nonnie Hllding, Mrs. H. The town of Manchester to DOUGH-SI-DO o f all Coast Guardmen in San Fran one time per patient. and effort In arriving At effec the Vernon Junior Women’s brother, Stephen Bigham, at the widow of Frederick For- Malone, Mrs. Louis Beck- day was served with two no cisco, advised by the U.S. Ooa-st tive solutions to comprehensive Club will meet tonight at the home; her maternal grandpar- ster. Humphries, Patients Today: 271 tices of injury—one to a person, Johnson Hops to Pago Pago problems that cut Across agency , engagement e^ts, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jef- Mrs. FoVster wasborn in Mrs. Edward J. Hanlon, Mrs. and Geodetic Survey in Hawaii, _____ the other to property. home of Mrs. -David Itove, 177 and department lines of the ...... GET IN STEP fries o f 20 Newman . St., and Philadelphia, Pa., Jan.27, 1875, Jack Hunter and Mrs. Norman . ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Mrs. Claire Behrend of 53 Hayes Ave. hfted the alert. ^ . yt . state and community; to provide On ’Thursday, the Fine Arts h^r paternal grandparents, Mr. and lived in this area many Sterling. Charles Anderson, East Hart- Spruce St. has notified the After Big Hawaii Welcome There was no report on the ford;' Kenneth Bain, Andover; in the disciplines of the center, committee ■will hold a craft rings and Mrs. Thomas Bigham of years. town that it must accept re U.S. west coast of any unusual Q^^don Beane, 28 Lilley St.; an Opportunity for internship, Work.shop at the home o f Mrs. Vâterbury. Survivors include a daughter- sponsibility for an alleged ac- (Continued from Page One) ------— ------tidal action. field work or other work-study Will Burrow, 37 Sunset Ter. ‘ Funeral services and burial In-law, Mrs. Caroline Forster, Public Records START SAVING! by students from the local uni will take place in Waterbury -with whom she made her home, The group will make antiqued Quitclaim Deed versities and colleges with em Colonial plaques. Co-hostess for Thursday. and several nieces and neph- phasis on team approach. the evening is Mrs. James Con ------ews. . ' Erwin L. Neumann The funeral will be held Frl- It would also, according to nelly. dorn, property on Tolland Tpke. send it roaring back. Chagnot, East Hartford; Mrs. hit her head on a steel post Johnson said Aslan people are Also meeting on ’Thursday ’VERNON — Erwin L. Neu- day at 8:15 a.m. from the Alerts went out also in IVesh- the report: Demonstrate the mann, 63, oivner of High Jtanor Burke Funeral Home, 76 Pros- Florence Cole, 88 Parker St.; connected to a ladder She added, U.S. military looking beyond narrow national- need and value of increased pro will be the international affairs c Town of Manchester to State ington State and in Alaska. The Sidney Cushman , 364 Parker states, in a letter filed today in strategy is already clear-” to ism and beyond ideolo^ and fessional services and encourage committee, at the home of Mrs. hôbile Park on Rt. 30, died late pect St., with a Mass of re- of Connecticut, acting f&r the Washington alert was Bunday night at Rockville quiem at St. Bernard’s Church ^ at 4:45 a.m. St.; Abraham Elkin, 156 Wara- the town clerk's office, that the *’«slst aggression with the maxi- that "sooner or later this new the preparation of A grrsAter per Ernest Hold, 5 Donnel Rd. General Hospital. at 9. Burial will be m St. Ber- My. hyv,. noke Rd.; Mrs. Bernice Em- girl was taken to the emergen- m u'" ^^^ce necessary and the preception will spread as well to, centage of specialists for this Members o f this group will be leges, property known as the Hours after the time predicted Qlcott St.; Donald cy room of the Manchester Me- minimum risk possible.” the closed socieltes of Commu- purpose; capitalize on the geo making haspital “johnnies” for Mr. Neumann was born in nard’s Cemetery. Keeney St. School, for one year, wave was to come, the West Hartford and was a mem- There will be no calling Gowdy, Coventry; Emil Grleder, morial Hospital, where four As for peace hopes, he said nist Asia.” graphical proximity of the Uni the ship, "Hope.” i l l * ? commencing Sept. 1, 1966 at $1 C°ast Guard reported no unusu- 154 Park St.; Mrs. Evelyn stitches were required to close leaders who will gather in in an obvious reference to The junior fall conference of ber of the New England Mobile hours al tidal acti-vity from San Diego versity of Connecticut, utilize Helm, 25 Spruce St.; John Jas- a gash over her eye. the Philippines “ have already Communist China, he said: the Connecticut State Federa Home Association. Attachments northward. authorities from the faculty on Survivors include his wife, nn/1 -Mra Tnhnson lO'Wskl 35 Litchfield St.; Mrs. Mrs. Behrend states that she signed the petition of peace.” “ Voices of extremists and apos- a consultation basis and provide tion o f Women’s Clubs will Helen D. LaCroix against Mrs. Jessie Quids Neumann; irT ft Audrey Knofla, 30 Clyde Rd. Is considering plastic surgery He pointed out that “ the Com- ues of militancy are out of tune to the university an opportunity take place Saturday at the T Gerard LaCroix, property at g i gu a Lange 88 munisU in Hanoi are not com- with the new currents in Asia.” Wonder Bar Restaurant, Ber two daughters, Mrs. Peter Mor Peru Quake sixth-floor suite at the Royal for significant research. PM 272 Main St., $25,000. Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Krin- ing to Manila.” lin. ris and Mrs. Harvey LaVoie, Evanrand Paoi;Fioor Cov- Hawaiian Hotel just off Walk! Princeton St.; Mrs. Gloria Mel- ‘mu Knn- Slwrtly before Johnson ar- Other aims of the center both of Wapping; four brothers, Beach when sirens sounded the endy, 540 Taylor St.; Mrs. Nora ^ ® “"m o Johnson also took the occasion îved to speak, police hustled Delegates from the junior ering against Eleanor L. Krause would be to: Gather evidence William Neumann and Max Death Toll O’Neil, East Hartford; Mrs. alleged water damage to their to defend his February meeting ^ ij,rec members of the Ha- clubs will be voting on a jun property at 76 West St., $250. alert at 8:30 p.m. which would further substanti Neumann, pbth b f West Hart Elizabeth Perry, 86 E. Middle 213 School St. property, claim- in Honolulu with Premier Nguy- Committee to end the War ior State project. Those being Marriage License ate the recommendations of the considered include Mansfield ford, Fred Neumann of Nor Tpke.; Mrs. Assunta Petricca, ing that it was a result of en Oao Ky of South Viet Nam. Vietnam and charged them Nears 100 Justice Gerald Miller, Glas- faulty storm water drains in "Some commentator and spe- disorderly conduct for re- state commission on youth serv State Training Center, Opera wich and Emil -Neumann of 61 Eldridge St.; Mrs. Rose tonbury^_and Donna Rae For Fear 12 Dead the -vicinity of their home. culators who practice instant ices as they relate to the work tion Healthy Babies, Oak Hill Vernon; two sisters, Mrs. Har Robertson, Coventry; Mrs. Mar fusing to stay in an area as- (Continued from Page One) rest, 223 Spruce St., Oct. 29, St, They claim that the faulty judgment ' quickly concluded of the center, and to co-operate School for the Blind, Gengras T ry Manternach of Meriden and lon Shemanskis, 20 Westfield signed to demonstrators. James’ Church. In N.Y. Blaze condition has existed for a long that nothing happened at that with the commission in research Center for Exceptional Chil Mrs. William Collins of Rocky Officials said 14 died in the St.; Harry Straw. Box Mt. Dr., The three were Dr. Willis Bu Building Permits time and that the town has conference,” he said. "History and implementation of pro dren, New Horizons, Reg;lonal Hill, and eight grandchildren. church ruins. Vernon; Mrs. Eleanor Toner, tler, 47, and two university stu H. C. Tourtellotte Construe- (Continued from Page One) known of^the situation. will record that Honolulu confer- grams whenever possible. Training and Sheltered W ork wr Funeral services will be held Unofficial reports listed 19 Columbia; Mrs. Irene Trudeau, dents, Robert P. Hoen, 23, and dead in Lima, 32 in Callao, the tion Co. for Towm of Manches- The center eould also sarve shop Inc., Institute for the Pro Thursday at 11 a.m. at the 6 Charter Oak St.; Wilfred George P. Sarant, 20. They car port seven miles to the west of AS a consulting agency to local tection of the Blind and the Burke Funeral Home, 76 Pros flame .sUll poked from windows Trudeau, 6 Charter Oak St.; ried bamboo poles from which $ 121,000. boards of education and school Mystic Oral School. pect St., Rockville. The Rev. the Peruvian capital 27 in Hua- and black smoke spread effigies labeled "Pentagon” and Thomas J. Young, barn at Stancllff Wood, Tunxis Tjfflll, administrators to study and At the conference in 1964, Bichard E. Bertrand, pastor of cho, 3 in Puente Piedra, 1 in through tlie streets. "LBJ” were hanging. 118 Wetherell St.. $500. Bolton. First Lutheran Church, Rock- Zapallal and 1 in Cerro Gordo, Mayor John V. Lindsay and Cong Terrorists recommend new or revisM pro New Britain Sign Co. for \ ville, will officiate. Burial will Officials predicted the toll Fire Commissioner Robert O. BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A grams to meet the needs of Davidson & Leventhal, sign at , bo in Grove Hill Cemetery, -would go higher. each standing ankle son to Mr. and Mrs. Richard youth in the community. 348-352 w : Middle Tpke., $2,- ^ Bbckville. President Fernando Belaunde- . deep an water, l^ked grave as Weidt, East Hartford; a son to National Leader Specific economic resources Successful savmg, will be established when a final NEED A 1 Friends may call at the fu- Terry, meeting with Bolivian Walter R. Hall, tool shed at rescue o p ^ tton s. Mr. and Mrs. Percival Buck- Cut Loose Again USWVA Visitor neral home tomorrow from 7 to President Rene Barrientos in The fire broke out in the base ley, 22 Locust St. program has been developed. It SPECIAL like dancing, is a maffer of practice. the Peruvian jungle, sent orders 128 Green Manor Rd.. $100. (Continued from Page One) ------is not unlikely that a combina 0 .p.m. ment of 7 E. 22nd St., a four-sto- Mrs. Jennie Stitts of St. by military radio for Premier 54 building, then spread west to DISCHARGED Y E S T E R- Sunday. This raised to 59 the tion of acts, or a combination Saigon, derailing the locomotive number of enemy reported f-ouis. Mo., national president of CAR ' Joseph H. Kellogg Sr. Daniel Becerra to head an S S Broadway and north to 8 E. DAY; Mrs. Cathleen Morell, of resources, would be appro Start saving now at Manchester's oldest financial institution - ‘ I? 1 iloseph H. Kellogg Sr., 87, emergency rescue and relief 23rd St. East Hartfbrd; Andrze Zadlo, and three freight cars and kiued in the action, a p ^ t of ^he United Spanish War Veter- priate. Phillips Construction Co. for .... wounding the engineer. and before long it will become automatic. Once you ve ef, 87 Bliiefield Dr. died yester committee. 597 Adams St.; Theodore Fotty, .u , OperaUon Irving w h i p h the Auxiliary, attended a dinner Posaible sources might in Robert Lewie, garage at 143 , F'remen, working in relay Closer to Saigon, two terror day at his horde.' 9 Eldridge St. cavalrymen began Oct. 2 with installation of officers of clude the sUte act for the dis learned the first step, the rest comes easy. Cooper Hill St., $995. carrj'ing oxygen ists on a motorbike tossed a Mr. Kellogg wees born in South Korean and South Viet- ^ê Mary Bushnell Cheney Aux advantaged, different titles un Phillips Construction Co. for Packs, entered the flaming DISCHARGED TODAY; Mrs. „ iliary last night at the home of Glastonbury and lived in Hart Taxes Almost Double Henry Gowett, garage at 26 sf^’uctures, but could not bring Victoria Kurtz, 337 Keeney St.; outjbkirts'" of the city and‘ ^’® Ji^mese'Troop's/' der Federal A ct 8910, Office of You call the tune . . . Savings & Loan can be your partner for outskirts of the city and The weather limited Ameri Mrs. Gertrude Buchanan of 175 Economic Opportunity, poverty ford many years before com WASHINGTON - The U. S. Doane ~ -St., $1,280...... them under control as .. fumes...... Harold Whiting, 12 Lydall St.; wfiuiided five U.S. servicemen. weainer iimnea Amen ing to Manchester 15 years ago. can air blows against North Viet Woodland St. bill or the vocational a ct happy results! - ^ truck and bps industries and Wesley R. Smith for Harold intense heat drove them Raymond Bernstein, 22 Cole- The terrorists escaped. FOR A Before his retirement in 1946, Nam Monday to 85 bombing Officers _ installed are Mrs. American motorisU paid $13 bll- M. Dickinson, alterations1 4 A M l-ft 4 1 ^ M to4-^ back to the street. ____. -»«■_- -»«•— -n-— Stetorhood Meeta he was employed at the Arrow, The traooed firemen were u ’ second terrorist missions, a little more than half Mary McCarthy, president; ThA Slaterhood o f B’nal lion to federal and state govern- dwelling at 115 Columbus St., .. Glastonbury; Vernon Hauschild, attack in two days on Ameri- the daily average in recent Mrs. Buchanan, senior vice SPECIAL. Hart and Hegeman Co., Hart caught either by a backdraft Israel' will meet tomorrow at ments last year, 91 per cent $1,800. oaugni eiiner oy a oacKaraitift or 93 Constancen„„.tnncft Dr.; JosephJosenh Shep-Shen- cans in the Saigon area Mon ^.S. fliers concentrated president: Mrs. Laura Loomis, ford. 8:15 p.m. at the recreation more than in 1966 com- Gaston Hebert for Thomas ^ ’” ‘"® ^ vtommumsi oarge tranic cnap.am ana nisvanan; ana OCCASION? Survivors include two sons, on Communist barge traffic chapdaln and historian; and hall. Talcott Ave., with Dr.^ Joseph H. Kellogg Jr. of Bloom bined taxes came to $142 per R. Boland alterations to dwell- Ingram, East Hartford; Mrs stop in the city killed one along the coast and reported Mrs. Gladys Ridolphy, secretary vehicle. mg at 63 Vernon St., $800. wan ‘■endm^ the men into the Ann Spencer, 37A Charter Oak American serviceman and a ’ Mark Bolomkln of Hartford as Rent a new Comet or field and Frank J. Kellogg of and treasurer. Mrs. Sylvia the guest speaker. ------' the hei4 Blsecll S t ' Mrs Nwi- house, wounding four Vietnam- claimed damage or destruction the department.' The flag now at the Tobacco Valley Inn with In Memoriam stores said the sales differed Albertson’s market was giving air, then I suddenly”felt myself cv LukovrakPanT son*°KtoM^ women and seven children, of 468 Viet Cong huts, storage in the department has been in dancing to the music of the Al NO REGULATIONS „ • Whether an individual’s preference is for marquise-cut, em- In loving memory of Cindy Cus litUe from a normal Monday. away a loaf of bread, a pint of go through the hole. Some of my burv Ave. Ext Rockviile’ Mrs. burned two civilian homes, areas, camps and fortified posi- the department for over 50 Jarvis Orchestra from 9 p.m. RESERVE A CAR erald'-cut, brilliant-cut or oval shape, everybody agrees that. ter who passed away Oct. 18, 1963. But the Miller’s chain took a cottage cheese and a gallon of men'pulled me up by the collar. Jean Hodder” and daughter, The^ spokesman also .reported tons. South Vietnamese pilots years. It-will be presented to a to 1 a.m. .(• lYOF DEPOSIT that Viet Cong tenrorists shot flew 156 sorties, NOW . . . CALL PAID FROM the quality and beauty of Michaels Treasure Chest Dia You are still beside us In all we do, double page newspaper . a adver- milk with each $4 purchase. A My buddies are still dewn East Hartford. museum at Hartford. The "Sweet Oiarlties” which Yobr memories will guide us and Usement listing price cuts on competing store offered virtual* there.’ down a poHcemetf''fii-a hamlet will benefit from the proceeds QUARTERLY monds is unsurpassable. Exceptional selection from $100. LUe*muriso''SJf^we know if* tnie. goods, frozen f ^ s M d ly the same ^bargains. The men werb believed four miles southw^rt' of Saigon ^ of the affair are the Rockville Wh if* not the same since we lost Cleaning eupplies. Most of the Managers of the markets, who trapped in the basement of a and escaped ^ t h the dead General Hospital and the Rock 643-5135 EASY PAYMENTS INVITED you. products bore brand names. Backjup Crash man’s pistol. ville Public Library, the two A t the beginning of said the price cutting had been drug store. "They were advanc- January, .April, July and October. Mommy. Daddy and Mayonnaise was down 6 cents, brought on by pressure from ing hose lines and opening up The Vietnamese also reported main projects of the club for LEA.SING Grammy Comiolly detergentletergent 2 cents, baked beans beans 4 consumers and.and.discount discount stores, ceilinssceilings when the blast (u»ntsent Brings Arrest tliaf . Viet .Cong guerrillas shelled the year. In Memoriam o^nge juice 4 watched as car pools from the them tumbling,” Lowery said, Kien Binh Village near the Gulf Prior to the dance, cocktail One-Two-Three Police investigated an acci- qj Siam ■with 40 mortar rounds. loving memory of Milton R. cents and powered milk 14 city’s low-income areas ferried The cause of the blaze was not , . , j- , v -n r.i... < i,, .• , parties will be held by the fol Year Le.vo More Breaks gram, also spoke. Mrs. Carlton III OF MANCHESTER contained in a letter to college the town enactions early this Woodhouse was program chair 'Diploma Break For %uthorities by Pat DiGiro, a month. Two more breaks, one at a man. West Hartford real estate brok- The board of directors—over home at 56 S. Alton St. in which The Rev. Felix M. Davis, Hiqh School Dropouts" er acting on behalf of the own- the objections of its Republi- pastor of Second Church, led If vou are a High SchoolCS-.1_n .qnecial “ Dropout" sta* a special state Issued ers. can minority— in September au- articles valued at more than a Worship Service in the sanc High School Equivalency Certificate which receives The offer, discussed briefly, thorized General Manager Rob- 5160 were stolen, toe other at tuary before the program. Mrs. acceptance in private business, civil service or was referred to the RAC’s plan- Weiss to begin negotiations a parked car, were reported by Mildred Calchera organist. entrmice as the full four year High School Diploma, can mean OfFers these ning and development commit- gale of the watershed land police today. “How the Great Guest Came,’’ S25-55C more for you each week. tee for further study. to the college. Discussions A thief used wire cutters Mon a poetic drama, was presented. The National School of Home Study, ?'If The asking price was not started Oct. 5.] day to remove a window pane State Dept, of Education and Charter^ by the Mrs. Hyde said the American Regents now offers a short High School Equivalency D iplo^ disclosed by Dr.' Morrison dur However, since the Republi- at the S. Alton St. home of Field Service originated in 1914 ing the meeting, but Dr. Fred Course which you can complete in your own ing the meeting, but Dr. Jrea- control o f the Margaret C. Best and unlock when it was a volunteer am spare time So why be held back from better pay because you brick W. Lowe Jr., president o ^jârd next month, and since a kitchen door —but he over LA-Z-BOY bulance corps. It continued as a the college, said later it was opposed to the land looked 5200 in cash, police said- corps during World War I and For A Free Home Study High School Booklet Stolen was a TV set, radio, tu lo 7f)9 Comfort soioctor 125,000. sale, the future o f the Nike site n , and in 1947 began a peace lyie gundirO on rliM and jewelry, including a nine- Write to | Style 713 The matter came up during campus remains questionable, time program to promote inter National School of Home Study, Dept. MH bond (Ido methe executiveCJ1.CVUUTC council’e------discus------College oiiiciaisofficials . . . say ithey cluster diamond ring. No value national friendships at a teen has been placed on the jewelry 229 Park Avenue S., New York 3, New York Magical All-ln-Ond ■ion of planning to meet pro- cannot begin building there! un age level. Ehirlng that year 52 i'-cted t e d enrollments and nuurefuture . ------assuredj of the ad- yet, police said. United States students went to iTOwth of the college. dltional land because enroll- The woman told police she fQrgign countries as exchange The nine-hole, privately owned ments are already larger than left for work at 2 p.m. Monday students. There are now 3,000 golf course which opened in âji be accommodated on the 38 and discovered a side door ajar exchange- students in 57 na ^ Fine May 19®4, Bee Just west of acres the college owns. when she returned home at 11 tions. Manchester has partic that night. Keeney St. and north of Lin- presently operating in night ipated in the program six years. Police said closets and two wood Dr. and is directly ^ sessions at Manchester High Miss Horton, a senior at Man bureaus were ransacked. A C H A IR S posite the Garden Grove Dr. college classes have chester High School, spoke and In the car break, a bank book, entrance to the college’a Nike anrolled a full-time equivalent showed slides of her experiences toe car registration and person site campus. It is <»mprteed gtyjants. al papers were stolen while toe la.st summer when she lived in RECLINA- ROCKER largely Iits a second into only 5 parts. pound steaks, 25 hamburgers. taneoiuly! Its time is kept by a vibrating tuning fork that splits a LOUNGING fU a BED REttlNlNG second into 360 parts.* Broiler at ideal height-waist high. Both orent bars Cook and Keep It doesn’t have the springs or a big collection o f me You can easily tend meats, turn Warm systems for automatic cook chanical parts that are affected by tern- ing exactly to your taste and keeping ) Accutron them, watch cooking through Ob- peratureand humidity anddirtand wear. tuning fork lervador* window. No reaching food wonderfully dinner-ready for Instead it has a battery, a tran tiptoe to an overhead broiler, no hours without overcooking. sistor, a little circuit, and only 12 risk of hot grease spatters on hands, This only begins to list the many, moving parts. Including that tuning OlcMMhioncd face. No stooping to a floor-level many ’good mnse’ features that NOW^ balince wheel fork broiler, either. make the new Caloric 75 so out You’d be wrong to complain about a watch that’s wrong. standing. See its exciting advancM A n d right to com pidn about an Accutron* timepiece Broil and bake in same giant oven and advani' ,:s—now. if it ever is. •Gu.raniMd for lif. of ita«c, U.S.A. Pstcot S,t22,l»7 ACCUTRON CtWiwhr " A " . , ■ HK told, waterproof.t BHver nditl bniih oUl* Irowr h th rr im p- )Z00.00 In cooking as In home hooting C t u lo 7 f)9 Comfort Selsctor 6AS makes the Bifi dlffennoo! Style 713 &iyie IMi. it*,d*rd on right hand sids

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHES,TER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1966 PAGE TWELVE THE ed a com mill on what is now chairs, fete., toy means of a turn Owners Report Memories of Hebron known as Salmon River, flow ing lathe on a small brook on COMPLETE Notre Dame Forges to Front in Grid Poll Bolton ing through Hebron. ' the farm. A coffin could bo ■ Fuller’s grist mill, first men bought' for $1.50. fferald Angle Auto Damages tioned in 1789, was in constant After the Revolutionary "War CAR WASH Two ^ cars were damaged, one Grist Milk, SawMills use for many years and can be a woolen mill was operated by By 5y4-Mill Hike Seen now remembered by some of Sumner and Strong, going out $1^ EARL YOST Grid Briefs while it was parked, the other (Miss Susan Pendleton re Saw mills on every stream, a the town’s older people, when of business', after the W ar of Irish Hold FBI Arrests Man Sports Editor Coaches* Corner while the owmer was driving it tired last month at Hie age of vote in town meeting required operated by the late Horace F, 1812, and late# used for carding Directly Across From to operate either. A great on Doming St. 96 after more than 46 years as Porter. and manufacturing satinet Broad St. Poet Office BY DAVE WIGGIN By DON ROBERT For Sehool Addition many abandoned mill sites have Slim Edge Monday to discuss the whole Police said Robert J. Nyulas- The Herald’s Hebron corre^ cloth. The mill was operated by Open 8 A.M.-IO PJVt Manchester High East Oath olio *The board of finance pre- been Ideated ' on Blackledge During the Revolutionary < Season Already a Succese In Football Bribe question o f the financial impli sy of 47 Agnes Dr. was driving spondent. Her observations will Socrates Tarbox. The ruins are River and otlxer streams. A War cannon balls and bullets Who would have predicted'before the pigskins start? Our running offense started The 13-12 victory over Xa'Vlar diets, unofficially, that to build cations of the school construc on the street at 6:50 p.m. yes appear periodically.) said t?o be very interesting. Hie In Ratings WASHINGTON (AP) — The FBI announced today nailing shop was noted on Old were madd at Burrows Hill, ed flying around this fall that Manchester High would ------V t i. • i. to click last Saturday In our 12- meant a lot to me and the boys. and operate the proposed cafe tion program with all boards terday when he heard a crash. site in that area has been made By SUSAN PENDLETON Saviirilll brook as then known. where the ruins may yet be the arrest of a Louisiana man on chaiges of trying to ^ fônard High but it it proved that we oouid beat • teria-auditorium addition to the concerned and townspeople,^ He turned to investigate, po into a State Park. win three football games? Yes, one must say Coach __ Zerrhbbabel Rollq operated a seen. Old people have told of the NEW YORK (AP) — bribe the backfield stars of the Louisiana State Uni- gf those days whenj we good bail club and a predom* lice said, and discovered' a Here I am again, resigned Note the names used In this THE OLD Dave Wiggin. But, he has to be in the minority. Yet, vtnpit’ Dam eXrired Vhead Junior-senior high school will Coffee Hoar on Addition tannery in Gilead over 200 old horse traveling round and versity football team. couldn’t put anything together, inately senior team. Our fSrsi smashed rear window. Nyulas- but still hanging on with a chapter. We have no Zerrutoba- atter the first month of the 1966 campaign, the little ^ Mtohirran nnd took cost the town an additional five Parents of Junior-senior high years ago and farmers brought round, even of small boys steal n..f hoa «ppn of Michigan State a ^ took FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover University, Sept. 24; University Our passing game whlcb has two 'wins Were over teams con* sy could not find any object in story about the pasrt in mind. bels, Ezras, or even such a name ffuy who came down out of the Maine woods has seen .. -i , . * school students have been invit their hides from all around to ing rides on the turning lathe a The As idenUfied the man as Samuel of Miami, Florida, Oct. 1; Texas been more than adequate fellslating o f mostly juniors iB and three-quarters mills. the car and did not see anyone People ask me what especial as Epaphrodltus. (There is one y charges roU up three w i n s ------<>ver first place m The AS- ed to a coffee hour tomorrow or on the horses. (jJsJdorL Joseph Graziano, 26, of Baton a &M, Oct. 8 ; University of Ken- down on us and If we could have At a short meeting last night changes I see in Hebron as I be tanned. (Well, not their own In'four starts, all victories com sociated Press major-col- Rockville and Koibe High. morning at 10:30 in the high in the area, police reported. Later on shears and axes by that name burled in St. talented toe of Jim Lieber. The Rouge. tu;lcy. Cct. 15; and the Unlver- hit our receivers who were finance hoard chairman William remember its history, from hides but those of their ani ing in succession. , ,, , , , lege football poll today. It was the best defensive ef .school library to hear a presen An antenna was ripped off a were made by Daniel Burrows Peter’s Cemetery, Epaphrodltus latter s placement was the dlf- ® Tar.li Central Connecticut Hoover said Graziano is Riley reviewed some figures he childhood up to the present mals. iRollo did a big businesr# DRUG COMPANY sity of Florida to be played Oct. clear, I feel we could have brok- fort we have had eo far except tation on the need for the cafe car owned by (Carles Harris of and son. Samuel Gilbert, a deaf Porter.) But plenty of Clarenc Very easily the Red and ference between victory and de- U C L A and Georg a Tech charged with trying to influence had assembled with fellow time. Well. I can say it isn’t Later on Ezra Backus operated Coach Bill Loika of Central 22. en the game wide open. Every for our secondary pass defensCi teria - auditorium addition by East Hartford Sunday while it mute, was a goldsmith nearly es, Kenneths, Garys, and the I ^ ite could have been in the feat. also advanced while Okla- the outcome of six LSU football board members. the same town at all. It’s a a tannery in 1832 in what later The FBI said Graziano would time we got a sustained drive where we still need tonprovt- Supt. Philip Liguori and Princi was parked in a parking lot at 100 years ago. A set of silver like of that. Well, everyone to select undefeated company at Frehelt’s feat has been for- homa climbed into the Top ^nnecttout;-ûnbe^^^^^^ games this autumn. Riley used the figure J350.000 bedroom town now, (hideous became the Loren M. Lord be arraigned before a U.S. com- going, we made a mistake which ment. Offensively our line real pal Ralph Conlon. Any parent Manchester Bowling Green off spoons made by him, was owned his own choice. NEW LOCATION tws date. It t ^ k a last half waVd;7‘to Ma^^r'HoopTe''to‘tiie Ten replacing Baylor. “ o dlaims to being The FBI said its investigation for the building, rounding off expression! in.stead of'the hive farm. With the tanned leather missioner at Baton Rouge. cost U.S yardage and stopped our ly moved and both baokfielda not personally contacted is in Center St. by the late Miss Caroline E. This story takes us up to 767 MAIN STWE^ raily by Meriden’s Maloney 3^. The —Irish, 82-0- « —victors - over "genius.” was conducted with the coop the $346,000 estimate furnished of industry which prevailed the cobbler went to the homes If convicted, the maximum -n?ntum. had a score. I felt we again vited to attend. Police quoted Harris as say Kellogg at one time. about Civil War times and is Hjgh to overcome an Indian North Carolina last Saturday, ®nt, even the energetic Blue eration of the three players in- by the architect. He subtract from its .start m 1702-3 as and made shoes for the fami Parking in front—and Birch We have been made too many mental mis- Businessmen of the commu ing he entered the bowling al John Graves was a cabinet perhaps a good place to stop lead and come on for a final collected 31 votes for the top Devil mentor will admit that he volved-halfbacks Jim Dusay ed $137,500 in state aid, based shown in town records and re lies, a year’s supply. I ’ll bet St. Parking Lot in the rfear. It was Just a year ago that really had th e ’’smarts" the day charge Is a $10,(KX) fine or five bothered by in- should have scored nity have been invited to a sim ley at 6:20 p.m. and discovered maker, with a shop where he just now, possibly to be resum- peHriod, 24-19 decision. and Billy Masters, and fullback on five teaching stations. The membered bv older people those shoes didn’t have pointed Xavierivier came to town for a big ^ national panel of he decided that sophomore years in jail, or both. 4 juries all season more when w« ilar meeting at 9 tomorrow the damage when he returned made furniture, coffins, brooms. This Is deflntely a rebuild Gawain de Betta. Interest and principal pay iiroPfa P^riQt ’m illfl flUfl toes. Beniamin Skinner operat meeting with East. As was the and Saturday were on their 10-yard line with to the car at 9 p.m. ing year for Wiggin and his 47 sports writers and broadcast- Frank Maniglia of Somerville, Hoover said Graziano, a bar Hoover said Graziano is a ments on the bonds would be morning. case last Saturday, a year ago, was no excep a first down. Liguori will also give a short aides. But two lettermen were gfg Mass., coiild fill a place in his ber, tried to bribe the players in partner in the Dalton Barber- roughly $20,000. a year the first on the basis of cbmparative tion. Dave Tur It was a bat talk on the need for the cafe aroimd for the first two games, Michigan State dropped to club's defensive secondary. connection with LSU football ship, Baton Rouge. ner still wasn’t 10 years and $15,000 a year the "It was a couple of days be- tle o f lines and teria-auditorium at an open guard Jim Sproul and halfback ’ v ^ whig second with 10 first-place votes games with the University of Graziano lives at 3313 Crest- with us and second 10 years, he said. ______..U .i- vorite. Yet, when the final whls- snartnns fore our game at Springfield,” ours won out house at the elementary school and teem captain Mike Belcher. and 416 points. The Spartans South Carolina, Sept. 17; Rice aire Drive, Baton Rouge. Steve Hemen- In addition to these pay tie blew, the Eagles were on top explains Loika. “W e’d lost vet- with the back- sponsored by the PTA tomorrow Veteran back Dave Turner has were extended in edging Ohio way was both ments, Riley predicted a $1,600 and the Rev. ^«aries Charles onaw,Shaw, ^ straight eran Clay Pilz who suffered a 1 ww ' 1 Tt m fields being ro night and will be available for since Joined the squad. ered by a hip increase in the high school fuel t»a\e VV.ojiiii tated and stay questions during the social hour. f ^ victory. dislocated elbow at Kutztown Qrateful uud Honored But • • • injury to the ex bill, a $2,000 increase in the Before the first kickoff there ro7tbaU to di^play"at.t theVchool.th. «rhooi. unbeaten, State, and it figured to be quite ^ ______ing fresh. Mike PTA Open House were thoee. In the majority, Notre Dame, also tent that he played no offense electric bill, the need for five J^l The latter show was re- but In four games. takes on a job to find a replacement for leniumu McMahon again more teachers at about $35,000 The elementary school PTA who felt the Indians would be whatsoever. Frank Woods filled , ~ „ i T l , * will hold its annual open hous'e lucky to bring home the bacon Michigan State Nov. 19 at South him. Parlicularly, I hasten to in as fullback with only one day’s ($7,000 average), and the need ■’ so elated with the success yiat _ emphasize, with Springfield s man on the field tomorrowCstarting at 8 p.m. A in two of their eight outings. One Comeback Award practice and I feel, did an out- for a part-time custodian at $3,- the game ball again wound up uCLA changed places with fine passer, Dave Bennett, was selected as special invitation is being ex Wiggins felt he would surprise standipg job. If we can have Don Robert 600. These figures, which mem- In Father Shaw's possession. Alabama, the Bruins climbing scheduled to throw a great defensive back Ijers felt to be conservative, are tended to fathers. someone along the way. He cer Turner and Hemenway back * * * to third place with 366 points many passes at us." along with Bill Sdi^. lin'tfaa based on present operating Parents of children In the tainly surprised Maloney In the Sufficient for Powell with us for Friday’s game with and the Tide slipping to fourth "Ehtentually, after studying line, Co-Captain Paul Viau and costs, Riley said. kindergarten session at St. lid-lifter and is looking ahead Here ’n There BALTIMORE (A P )— It’s not that John Boog Powell Bristol Ea.stem. i feel we should George’s Church will meet there Fooiball season has ended at with 854 were awarded the situation and the players Tom Dwyer were outsandlng on The resulting total, bonds and . to more success. The Silver City available we finally dectoed to isn’t grateful and honored but he hopes there will never be ready to go. l toink our ki^ from 7:30 to 8. and then come Rural Retreat High tn Vlrgima. ^ * basis of 10 for a plac defense. Fred Dooley, Rick Rob operating expenses, would spell .school was a heavy favorite...... j to the school for the business go with Maniglia. It goes with- be another reason to select him as Comeback Player of fneTeLon erts, Pete Kwiat, Jim Leber, out an increase of five and With one-half of the season The 19 players have gone on meeting and refreshments. UYankees. With Purdue. The others involving ted in. ■ with San Francisco of the Na- one of the best rushing defenses Frank Woods were great all af team that wants to be 4-1 the although the auditors are not in their respects to Mrs. Catherine ago when the Tribe annexed ^ rated teams match UCLA and Another Oriole, shortstop Luis tional League, the 3'?-year-old in collegiate football. Four game ternoon and Jim Monaghan, most alter Saturday will ■win. Preuss, mother of Norman eight triumphs in nine starts that the Yanks will have a spot Alabama and Van- Aparicio, was second in the vot- right-hander was 5-7.-He had 24 favor of it. totals released today show they who worked like the devil, also Northwest has two fine 'backs The board of finance ad Preuss. and shared the CCIL crown with [or Ford on the coaching st^ f. southern California and - ^ , Ing with 32 votes and California victories for the Giants in 1962 had a good day at defensive Concert Tickets Wethersfield. ê has been promised a job Georgia Tech and Tu- have yielded a cumulative total in Vic Cruse and Jim Lync^. journed to a meeting of the Angfels hurler Jack Sanford was and 16 in 1963. In 1964 he under- end. The football season has been in the organlzaUon. . Early Nebraska and Colorado, of only 224 yards on the ground, Their line is very aggressive public building commission Filers for the Young peoples’ third with 27. went elbow sur-rery. This •'week we are going to Concerts, to be held at the Bush- most refreshing, to i«y the Wynn, last major lea^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Florida and Louisiana an Impressive------per game ------average- and like to play hard-nosed (RBBC). Riley arfeed PBC to win 800 games, will coach the concentrate on polishing up footbaU. They have a boy who nell Auditorium ^n Hartford, least, at Manchester High. State. of 55.8. chairman Douglas Cheney if he Minnesota pitching next season, have been sent home with ele m e * The Top Ten, wiUi first-place Sophomore Calvin Hill con ^ t t ° “ kicked a 36-yard field goad last could give a cost estimate on moving over from Cleveland. . carry the game to Bristol Saturday against Penney. AU in mentary school children. Those votes and total points: tinues as the rushing leader with the proposed elementary school. ,\1 Said So Bob Mitchell of the University Eastern, Friday night at Muz- all it should be an excellent Cheney promised some sort of planning to purchase tickets 1. Notre dame (31) 443 232 yards, but the per carry Biggest news on the local of Vermont football team must rough estimate for the public should bring in their money to 2. Michigan St. (10) 416 averages of Jim Fisher (5.4) is tremendous and they can scholastic football scene last have been black and blue last against each other. This week, morrow. 3. UCLA (3) 366 and Chris Kule (6.2) top his smell a winning season. If we hearing Monday. No plans have Saturday was East Catholic's Saturday night. The halfback Jim Leber’s toe, the difference 4. -Alabama (2) 964 4.6. can eliminate some of the mi been prepared yet for the 13-12 decision over a previously was called upon 45 times to against Xavier, will be chal Advertisement- 5. Southern Calif. (1) 277 Although quarterback Pete nor injuries and get by Eastern, school,, and it is not known yet undefeated Xavier High o< Mid- carry the ball in the 32-24 win lenged by Northwest’s kicker. 1 even how the school will sit on National school lunch week, 6. Georgia Tech 211 Doherty has a sub .500 per cent we just might have that win dletown. over New Hampshire. He gained We plan (Ml working very hard 'V| the site, Cheney said. All that 180,000 children are served 7. Nebraska 184 pass completion mark (22 for ning year. The ufiMt at MWdlotown, 205 yards for a four-game sea- today, Wednesday and Thurs is certain at the moment is lunch daily in 728 Connecticut 8. Florida 130 52) six of these have been for which made the success all the son total of 695, five yards more ^ 83 touchdowns. HUl and Tim Wei- day, taipering off FWday for C that it will be a 12-room school schools. Stop Bolton shame— 9. Purdue .sweeter, was predicted by Allan than he gained In eight contests Bolton Booters Tie Saturday's game at 1:30 at Mt. (two kindergarten rooms and ■Vote Democratic! 69 gel, each of whom have scored Frehcit, one of East’s assistant a year ago. . Lew Alclndor, the one TD in three games lead Goals by Bud Gagnon and Nebo. , 10 regular classrooms) with coaches. former New York schoolboy Manchester Evening Herald the scorers 'with 18 ' points. Pete Traygis earned Bolton We have lost our senior quu- core facilities for 24, Not only did Frehelt predict basketball sensation, now a Bolton correspondent, Cleme- Unique is the fact that sopho ■High’s soccer squad a 2-2 dead- terbawik JSm Juknis and 'Will be The board of finance has the Eagles would stop the sophomore at UCLA, is getting Stoneman Leads more end Brute Weinstein has lock ■with Charter Oak Confer- going with either Junior John called a public hearing for next well Young, tel. 648-8981. Xavier offense, which easily bigger. Since high school he had only two pass receptions, Imt ence rival Portland High in Bol- Alubicki or eophomore F’rank ■steamrolled over four pre'vious added 15 pounds and nearly two Harriers to Win both' were scoring plays. ton yesterday. Gagnon scored in Treybal. Again, I feel this foes, but added the margin of inches. Lew’s now 7-1% and 236 Paced toy Captain Dave Stone- the opening frame, Trayg;is in week’s game 'will be a close ’ victory would be supplied by the pounds. man’s first place finish, the Connecticut the closing one as Bolton’s rec- one as it will be very diffdfnilt Manchester High cross-country T ord moved to 3-2-4. to get everyone down from VOTE BY team edged Conard High, 27-29, Connecticut plays Temple in ______' I "cloud nine”. If we Can tbaU League President Milt TiivefaiA For Further Information— Tel. 649-2859 Tuesday, Oct. 18 to see them put on the pads AFL in 1962 with the Buffalo Woodard ruled that Miamd must “ he hoped. X-Country—East at Penney, and play a t^ m like Temple,” Bills, gaining over 1,000 yards 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. _ ^ , give Denver Its third end fifth REPUBLICAN TOWN COMMITTEE X-Country — Manchester at the coach stated, that year. In 1963, he gained “ I don’t like to use footbaU in "Maybe I expect t ^ much of BABY OF THE DUFFERS—Shelley Hamlin, 17- draft choices in January, friends Conard. ‘‘Coach George Makris has ovier 900 and again over 1,000 in year-old Fresno, Calif., high school senior, will be The 6-foot-2, 260-poimd Gil c X r ? ’‘” said'^’rta i^ ^ w lto‘'h M wnrtell y w th a S neêr t h X l Soccer-M anchester at Con- done an outstanding Job rebuild 1964, ing Temple’s footbaU program the baby of the U.S. women’s golf team for the christ was put on the Broncos’ made several recordings as a have had a goodVanie.’ ard. qecohd World Amateur Team Championship in reserve list at the beginning of When he was traded to Den noDular slneer *T started sing- Timmy had a good day „ Wednesday, Oct. 19 to a point where I think the ver in 1965, Gilchrist bettered Owls can compete with many Mexico City Thursday. Shelley was a last minute the season after Denver con ta T ^ v e y L r a ago and made against Pittsburgh Sunday when Soccer— Cheney at Somers, tended that he bad refused to 9®® yards, Friday, Oct. 21 of the top majors in the East.” replacement. (AP Photofax) _ All bombs I he carried 23 times for 96 yards, play. 'While at Buffalo, in 1963, hs FootbaU — Manchester think acting be my fortfe in top rushing performance in the Football — Manchester at In his ruUng, Wdard stated set an all-time professional one- for Eastern, 7:30. the lo w M ” NaUonal FootbaU League for Hair Thinning and Showing Gray that OMkie failed to report' to game mark by gaining 247 broke into the acting the week. He alro caught two Legal Loser camp July 30 and when Den'ver yards. , , busine* in summer stock at passes for 15 yards and scored a WESTERN Bucks County in Pennsylvania, touchdown. Honor Christy Gordie Howe Signs Pact DALLAS (AP) — Ralph 8 Neely the ace Dallas offen i . OrleoB ChrisUan, retired sive tackle awarded by the Swift Posted Winning Mark courts to Houston of the 8 dlroctor of IntercoUeglate For 21st NHL Campaign Nocera Regains Lead Ameri(»n Football League B E E r a m A R athletics at the University DETROIT (AP) — Twenty knee during the exhibition sea- lo st. another legal skirmish In Part-Time !ânager Jobs of Connecticut, was Installed years ago a husky youngster son and was off the ice for 17 Monday but still may be in in Hamline Univeralty’s Ath frw lower court holding that to the manager’s job on an in- This season, Dressen suffered WEDNESDAY ONLY this year. He was Inducted back on a record 689 goals. Re^ Wings last spring. c^tch' »P. Here is proof once again that the quality of stale sanrfees, play's in a 49-7 romp over Mont- g^^bbedl two scoring passes In In the College Baseball HaU Neeleir’s ^sontract with the terim basis' because of illnesses. ^ heart attack in May and the Clair State last week to take the ^ triumph over American After virtually rewriting the and Dit Cttapper, who retired Houston Oilers was valid. LEAN, FRESH JLinl^ration, Is going d o w n as the cos. goes »p. Y c can dc scn«thmg sheet K cn of Fhme to be erected at NHL record book in those 20 from Boston in 1947, were the This, past season he took over tg^m compiled a 32-26 record regional coUege scoring lead jntemaitional. Kalamazoo, Mtoh., last Janu Notices of Supreme Court the Tigers a second time when before Swift was sidelined. years, Howe signed for what other men to play 20 years actions ordinarily are noall- with 46 points in four games. jioskaj, têd with Northeast- ary during ceremonies at Manager CharUe Dressen suf- Dressen died Aug. 10. Cioach No¥ember a , may be a recmpUed by The Assoc- dedsion over St. Lawrence. located in' Los Angeles. in combined regular-season and day’s ganie with the Browns Ilated Press. They are Vermont Curran, blanked by Sprlng- Selectkm for membership ^tink SHaff ^piloted the Tlgero ^ Philadelphia ||,AND O ' LAKES Howe, asked about how vhe playoff action., at Cleveland. iJunior 'sensation Boto Mlt(^l)®9> field, was left In a tie with Am- in the Hnmltaie Hall o f Fame to the end of the season and .u . GOVERNOR felt about signing for a rccc.'J He has played 1,329 games, . then Mayo Smith Was named to ^tW®tlcs and the Tigers. GENGRAS Btes pass-receiving aceVBruce herst sophomore BiU Foye, is based on performance ns n 21st seasob. grinned and said, scored 624 regular-season goals, Quarters Lb. 'BUHER ELECT inslow and Norwich quarter- southern OonnecUcut's Jim ajre,MT — Patricia the post. Service# will be held W e ^ - wltb this coupon and the purchase of $3.00 or more I Hamlin# ati>lete>, servloe to •I’m looldn# forward to the tallied 812 assists andaccumu- GOP W OMEN, A1 Moskal. Gueroia, Hal Vuavari 0# Opting- HarnMne, and for olVlo and tated 1,436 polnta....alI'NHL rec- Forstrom 477 Beatrice Y e tm . • Kiud tn and M in galinii. X a » ♦ MtteheU scored on luns of fieM and Daw# Adam# of Maina prpiemfon#i leadenUp. The W-yvaroM Howe hurt W# orda. = ? - ^ Paid (

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1966 PAGE TWELVE THE ed a corn mill on what is now chairs, etc., by means of a turn Owners Report Memories of Hebron known as Salmon, River, flow ing lathe on .a 'small brook on COMPLETE ‘lilK” Bolton the farm. A coffin could be Notre Dame Forges to Front in Grid P9II ing through IMrfon. ' Aiito Damages Fuller’s gpWt mill, flrtrt men- bought for $1.50. M e m td Angle tloneded in.în 1789, was in constant After the Reyolutlonaty War CAR WASH Two cars were damaged, one OristMills, SawMills use fqrmanyforir years and can be a woolen mill was operated by 5%-Mill Hike Seen '^remembered by some of Sumner and Strong, going out while it was parked, the other (Miss Susan Pendleton re- saw mills on every stream, a SU5 EARL YOST Grid Briefs town’s older people, when cf business vafler the War of Irish Hold FBI Arrests Man while the owner was driving it tired last month at the age of vote in town meeting requir^ Sporta Editor Coaches’ Corner operated by the late Horace F. 1812, and late^ tised for carding 96 after more than 40 years as to operate either. A gp ^ t Directly Across From For Sehool Addition on Demîpg St. Porter. and manufacturing s a t i n e t BY DAVE WIOGIN By DON BOBERT The Herald’s Hebron corrof many abandoned mill si^ 4 ia v e Broad St.. Post Offilce Slim Edge •Ittje board of finance pre- Monday to discuss the whole Police said Robert J. Nyulas- cloth. The mill was operated by Open 8 A.M.-10 PJVI. • Season Already a Success Manchester High East Oatludle spondent. Her observations been Ideated ' on Blackledge During the Revolutionary In Football Bribe diets, unofficially, that to build f impll- sy of 47 Agnes Dr. was driving War cannon balls and bullets Socrates Tarbox. The ruins are appear periodically.) River and otl\er ^weams. A Who would have predicted'^ before the pigskins start Our running offense started The 13-12 victory over Xavlsr ’ •’ , cations of the school construc- on the street at 6:50 p.m. yes were made at Burrows Hill, said to be very interesting. The In Ratings WASHINGTON (AP) — The FBI announced today and operate the proposed ca e- program with all hoards nailing shop w^'^noted' on Old ed flying around this fall that Manchester High would to click last Saturday in our 12- meant a lot to me and the ixiys. terday when he heard a crash. where the ruins may yet be site in that area has been made the arrest of a Louisiana man on charges of trying to teria-auditorium addition to the concerned and townspeople. By SUSAN PENDLETON sa v ^ ill brooKas then known. win three football games? Yes, one must say Coach 6 win over Conard High but It It proved that we could beat • He turned to investigate, p6- seen. Old people have told of the into a State Park. NEW YORK (AP) — lice said, and discovered a Here I am again, resigned Zernibba))^ Rollo operated a Dave Wiggin. But, he has to be in the minority. Yet, bribe the backfield stars of the Louisiana State Uni was one of those days when we good ball club and a predom Junior-senior high school will ooffee Hour on Addition old horse traveling round and Note the names used in this TH E OLD Notre Dame forged ahead smashed rear window. Nyulas- but still hanging on with a tannepy^ in Gilead over 200 versity football team. couldn’t put anything together. inately senior team. Our ffirai cost'the-4own an additional five parents of junior-senior high round, even of small boys steal chapter. We have no Zerrubba- after the first month of the 1966 campaign, the little sy could not find any object in story, about the past in mind, ye^rs ago and farmers brought of Michigan State and took FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover University, Sept. 24; University Our passing game which has two wins were over teams con and three-quarters mills. school students have been inviting rides on the turning lathe bels, Ezras, or even such a name giiy wlj\0 vcame down out of the Maine woods has seen the car and did not see anyone People ask me what especial/tneir hides from all around to hip charges roll up three wins over first place in The A s identified the man as Samuel of Miami, Florida, Oct. 1; Texas been more than adequate fell sisting of mostly juniors la At a sh<^ meeting last night ed to a c o ff^ ^ ^ r tomorrow or on the horses. as Epaphroditus. (There is one in the area, police reported. changes I see in Hebron be tanned. (Well, not their own In'four starts, aU victories com. sociated Press major-col Joseph Grazlano, 26, of Baton a &M, Oct. 8 ; University of Ken- down on us and if we could have Rockville and Kolbe High. finance l ) ^ d chairman William morning at 10.30 in the high Later on shears and axes by that name burled in St. (x^sddon, talented toe of Jim Leber. The An antenna was ripped off a remember its history, ^fôm hides but those of their ani- lege football poll today. Rou'je. tu:ky. Get. 15; and the Un’.ver- hit our receivers who were It was the best defensive ef Riley reviewed some figures he -school library to hear a presen- were made by Daniel Burrows Peter’s Cemetery, Epaphroditus ing in succession. latter’s placement was the dlf- . j n ' Central Connecticut car owned by Charles Harris of childhood up to the/^resent mal.s.l Rollo did a big businesrf DRUG COMPANY Hoover said Grazlano is gjjy of Florida to be played Oct. clear, I feel we could have brok- fort we have had so far except had assembled with fellow tat.on on the need for the cafe- and son. Samuel Gilbert, a deaf Porter.) But plenty of Clarenc ^ ery ewlly the Red and fgênce between victory and de- UCLA and Georg a Tech East Hartford Sunday while it time. Well, I can sdy it isn’t Later on Ezra Backus operated Coach Bill Loika of Central for our secondary pass defense, boam members. term-auditorium addition by mute, was a goldsmith nearly es, Kenneths, Garys, and the VWiite could have been In the also advanced while Okla- was parked in a parking lot at the same town^ all. It’s a a tannery in 1832 in what later select undefeated company at __ , homa climbed into the Ton Connecticut’s unbeaten football outcome of six LSU football p g j Grazlano would time we got a sustained drive where we stlH need improve Rilev used the figure $350,000 Supt. Philip Liguon and Princi- 100 years ago. A set of silver like of that. Well, everyone to Manchester Bowling Gr^n off bedroom to\ro' now, (hideous became the Loren M. Lord this date. It took a last half r ...... t Z r e S c i n e B a vlor - te®"'team makes, no claims to being arraigned before a U.S. com- going, we made a mistake which ment. Offensively our line real , k r the building, rounding off pal Ralph Conlon. Any parent spoons made by him, was owned his own choice. NEW LOCATION Center St. expression>'1n.stead of the hive farm. With the tanned leather railv by Meriden’s Maloney warded to Major Hoople in the 1 ^ replacin g D a y w n a "geni'js.’’ The FBI said its InvestigaUon missioner at Baton Rouge. cost us yardage and stopped our ly moved and both backflelds the $346,000 estimate furnished not personally contacted is in- by the late Miss Caroline E. This story takes us up to ^ 7 event that latter needs^ any as-_ ^,The The Wah.Irish, 32-0 Adetorsvictors over *■ "genl-js.” energetic Blue conducted with the coop- Police quoted Harris as say of indu.strv which prevailed the cobbler went to the homes 767 M A IN STREET If convicted, the maximum • '■n"ntum. had a score. I felt we again by the architect. He subtract- vited to attend, Kellogg at one tlfne. about Civil War times and is Hfgh to overcome an Indian “ 7 ; ‘thTweTks toTome. North Carolina last Saturday, ing he entered the bowling al from-'Its start in 170^ as and made shoes for the_ fami- Bisuiiiue iji uie wccivo uu wwii$c. ------— - - ** * rtAsrii ...m *u *. eration of the three players in* ed $137,500 in state aid, based Businessmen of the commu- John Graves was a cabinet perhaps a good place to stop Parking in front—and Birch lead and come on for a final T, , , collected 31 votes for the top Devil mentor will admit that he volved—halfbacks Jim Dusay penalty on the sports bribery ^ mental mls- ley at 6:20 p.m. and discovered shown in town recordsând re- lies, a year’s supply. I’ll bet St. Parking Lot in the rOar bothered by in- ^ should have scored on five teaching stations. The nity have been invited to a sim- maker, with a shop where he just now, possibly to be resum peiriod, 24-19 decision. the damage when he returned membered by older p^ple. those shoes didn’t have pointed This Is defintely a rebuild- -wavier came lo lown lor a wg ^ national panel of he decided that sophomore oawain de Betta' years In jail, or both. juries an at least once more when we Interest and principal pay- i'ar meeting at 9 tomorrow There were grist mills and toes. Benjamin Skinner operat made furniture, coffins, brooms. ed in "our next chapter.’* and Saturday to the car at 9 p.m. ing year for Wiggin and his a yea“ ago. sports writers and broadcast- ManigUa _St>meryille. Grazlano, a bar were on their 10-yard line with ments on the bonds would be morning. . , . ou.v. - __ Hoover said Grazlano is a was no excep aides. But tiwo lettermen were * crs. MaM., could fill a plw e In his pi’aycr.s in partner in the Dalton Barber- a first down. roughly $20,000. a year the first Liguori will also give a short on the basis of comparative tion. Dave Tur •v»*-wv"-‘**v*-***—"^^*'jy**-*-*’’^ ''t * - * - 5^* \ ^ ^ ' S'' State dropped to club 8 defensive swondary. wmnection with LSU football ship. Baton Rouge. It was a bat 10 years and $15,000 a year the talk on the need for the cafe- around for the first two games, „ ■ u-o,.., Michigan ner still wasn’t scores. Xavier was a heavy second with 10 first-place votes It was a couple of days be- îth the Universitv of Grazlano lives at 3313 Crest- tle o f lines and second 10 years, he said. teria-auditorium at an open guard Jim Sproul and halfback Ilia- - . . r, ...... games with the University of with us and vorlte. Yet, when the final whls- Spartarâ ours won out In addition to these pay- house at the elementary school and twm captain Mike Belcher. tie blew the Eaeles were on top Spartans fore our ga^me at Springfield Carolina, Sept. 17; Rice aire Drive. Baton Rouge. Steve Hemen- ments, Riley predicted a $1,600 sponsored by the PTA tomorrow Veteijan back Dave T*urner has Lie Diew, me s.agies were on lop were extended fnin .So^no.edging OhinOhio exDlainsexplains Loika. "W ed lost vet- ______with the back- and the way was both State 11-8 lor their fifth straight eran Clay Pilz who suffered a i t s . fields being ro increase in the high school fuel night and will be available for since joined the squad. ered by a hip East Da\e W-ogiii tated and stay bill, a $2,000 increase in the questions during the social hour, Before the first kickoff, there d u T & a v i t the schJi dislocated elbow at Kutztown Qfateful ood Honoved But . Injury to the ex footballill to display at the s Notre Dame, also unbeaten. State, and it figured to be quite ------ing fresh. Mike electric bill, the need for five PTA Open House were those, In the majority, tent that he played no offense The latter show was re but in four games, takes on a job to find a replacement for more teachers at about $35,000 The elementary school PTA who felt the Indians would be whatsoever. Frank Woods filled ($7,000 average), and the need will hold its annual open house lucky to bring home the bacon Michigan State Nov. 19 at South him. Particularly, I hasten to ^ O V k € 1 A i AT’QI*/! in as fullback with only one day’s for a part-time custodian at $3,- tomorrow^sUrting at a p,m. A in two of their eight outings. the success that emphasize, with Springfield’s J j c l 0 I V d X X I man on the field practice and I feel, did an out 500. These figures, which mem- special invitation is êihg ex- was selected as Wiggins felt he would surprise ^®_®f™® changed places with fine passer, Dave Bennett, ^ . 4* 1 1 standing job. If we can have Don Robert bers feU. to be conservative, are tended to fathers. ^ ^ defensive back someone along the way. He cer- Alabama, the Bruins climbing scheduled to throw a great Turner and Hemenway back based ibn present operating Parents of children in the tainty surprised Maloney In the to third place with 366 points many passes at us." O I X X X X X / I A / X I X X V i X A/TV 1 /J.J. along with Bill Siwy. In th* 8 with us for Friday’s game with costs, Riley said. kindergarten /session at St, lid-llfter and is looking ahead and the Tide slipping to fourth "Eventually, after studying line, - om an increase of five and thfe school for the busmess erts, Pete Kwlat, Jim Leber, three-quarter mills, Riley said, meeting and refreshments. Ray Garvey and Gary Shea did The estimated cost per square Turkey Supper Saturday ily ‘vrin"twV"o“fT te "remidnlng ^ V rstrV n \ 7a"nguage" a n ^ ti)e U while Alabam yalU ed in the pleased with the selection!" ’ •’It’s one award I don’t w a n t ------enou^hTboutenough about thithe ronnlW“ofrunning of a good job defensively, ^t- foot for the new addition, ac- A turkey supper Sponsored four starts. Still on the slate practice sessions were too hard. period to defeat Tennessee, Uilka and h.s assistants to win agai^n,’ ’ said Powell on Aparicio, who has returned to gryce Carpenter. He has been standing backs were Mik* cording to the board of'finanoe, by the WSCS of United Metho- nra road skirmishes with Bris- Rural won three of seven gam^s $ v pleased. ' Monday, when informed o is home in Venezuela for the most consistant back all Lewis, Bill Lacy, Jim Juknis, Is $20.55. dial Church will be held Satur- tol Eastern Friday night at before the boys walked out . . . Cîfornla held the For in three starts opening selecUon in The Associated winter, had threatened to retire yg^r and against Conard he had Joe Quinn, 'flick Roberts, who Riley went on to note that day, with sittings at 5 and 6:30. Muzzy Field, at COIL leading Springfield Indians, under new 5 spot aêr beating Stan- with the Springfield game. Press poll. I consider It an following the 1965 season in another fine day with 118 yards played the entire game, being thie town’s bonded indebtedness The menu will feature turkey Hall in West Hartford, Bristol coach, Harry Pidhirny, got off j . * y°nng Manlglia has hauled in honor, but once is enoug . which he batted .225. He jjjg credit. Mike Belcher and selected as offensive back of is now $1,208,000—$828,000 for and its fixings, turnip and pqas, Central In the home finale to a fast start last weekend-In t*'’® interceptions. Including a The 250-pound first baseman claimed that his wife convinced with another 100 the week. The offensive line Bchools and $375,000 for gen- homemade pumpkin and gpple Nov 11—a Friday afternoon the American Hockey League P*®®® '*f*'*)® ^ Nebraska pair of clutch thefts in Satur- hit 34 homers in the regular sea- him to make another try and he yards between them also took men award goes to Co-Captain era! purpose, mostly the bonds pie. Reser\'ations can be'.made -a n d the wind-up Thanksgiv- with a pair of victories. . The ^ ‘PlM V l Z o Z a son, “ had ------109 runs---- batted in, and thanked ’ her publicly at...... the end.. the slack - when - Carpenter - Art Saverick. Bill Siwy, Tom for the changeover to the uni- with Mrs. Richard Noren or ing morning in WUlImantic Tribe attracted nearly 8,000 for ^ ^ t or ^ a .287 batting average. He of this season. Aparicio batted wasn’t running. Dwyer and Tom Fitzgerald and form fiscal year. Mrs. L^sliif’Spencer/ against Windham'Windham High.Hleh. its firstfimt two home starUStaru on- . complete the first 10 in that or- polled 124 votes in the balloting .276 in 151 games for his best Defensively, I felt the team Jim Gerrity also stood out on The limit for schools and for Firemen Pay/Respecte Although the squad is dom- Eastern Coliseum ice. . It looks " ^ Yale by 312 baseball writers. year since 1960, when he hit .277 âd a good day. Other than two offense. Two among: this week-end’s general purposes is $1,043.- The firemen /îll meet to- inated by underclassmen. Wig- like the end of the line for Although Colombia’s passing Powell was runner-up in RBI, for the Chicago White Sox. or three mental misUkes, we This week’s game against ranking teams. third in homers and fourth in Sanford compiled a 13-7 rec- held Conard in check' and I felt Northwest Catholic will be a 619.59 each, he said. It is legal night at the firehouse at 6:45 to gin has instilled a winning Whitey Ford, given Ws uncondi- nX" D ' Z f m «ts'“ ok i;h ;m a pr.o/iciency last w eek-end took to go into the general purpose go as a gro)Xp to the Burke Fu- batting. In 1965, he hit only .248 brd for the Angels, pitching in we dominated the game. Jim huge one. Both Northwest and spirit into his charges, a feel- tional release by the New York ' M foh im n'""aate"”State faces Yale out of the nation’s total de- base for schools, he pointed out, neral Hoipt in Rockville to pay ing carried over from a year Yankees. With Jim Turner the .jtê others Involving f®"®® ®**‘®’ ^*'®the Elis still *'®''®have with 17 homers and 72 runs bat- 50 games, 45 in relief. Last year sproul. Chuck

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Philbrick Agency, Applicants must be recent MANCHESTER more people give Avon at m s m AutomobOes For Sale 4 repairs. Incinerators and card R ealtors, 649-8464. high school graduates cap Chlrstmas than ever before. board drums. Good used furni 1964 CHEVROLET black super able of typing minimum of A few hours a day Is all you HERALD ture and appliances at all Millinery, Dressmaking 19 l (XJAL — 8 table pool room. sport, must sell, being drafted. 40 words per minute to AND need for unusually high earn 57 u tim es. Available immediately. CaU 872-0766. DRAPES —custom made to qualify for future oppor- 649-2236, evenings. ings at this time of the year. liH your measurements, lined or tim ities. CaU 289-4922 for appointment. w ST 51 DOX L E D E R S 1966 PONTIAC, 2 plus 2, aUver re m o v e ^ BY AL VERMEER unlined, reasonable. For more J! gray, black interior, power attic, backyard and cellar rub SUNOCO Excellent fringe benefits HARTFORD PRISCILLA’S POP F or T our bish removed- Very reason- information call alter 3 p.m., steering, power brakes, auto SERVICE STATION and periodic wage Increas able. '649-1868 a fter 6. 643-1913. CLERK OH, PAPA! AND MDURE matic transmission on floor, es. P O U R R E M E M B E R BY J. B. WILLIAMS In fo rm a tk o T M E CALLING YOURSELF A OUT OUR WAY tachometer, excellent condd- Available Now As a SNET oper BUTTEfeBALLS. BUSINESSMAN? Small modern air-condi SOME PUDSE, T E E .T M THW h e r a l d win sot I tlon. 876-6130. Moving— ^Tmddng— ator you’ll call HOLD IT.' TRAWSFERTHAT STUFF Household Servlccta Inter-State Location tioned office. East Hart» JELLY BEAMS, 2! TDTHIS PAM BEFORE MDU GO OUT diacloM the IdenUty of Storage 20 APPLY in PERSON at r 1962 060. CaU anytim e. est down, smaUest payments SmaU oCfice, flexible hours, drive car, for appointment caU anywhere. No smaU loan or fi 649-6326. SERVICE 643-1111 good hourly rate plus com 649-2462.. nance eompany plan. Ddjiglas 1964 CHEIVROLET Im pala, m a Floor Finishing 24 mission, age or handicap no WANTED Motors, 333 Main. roon, black Interior, 327 en barrier, we train. Apply E3XPERIE3NCED woman need ' %to *<8 f S 't e gine, 4- speed, rediine tlrra, ( 869 Main St., Office 8, be ed to care for three smaU girls CREDIT BY PHONE. Need a ing (specializing in older YOUNG MAN TO LEARN taii^, mag wheels, excellent tiled, kltohens relnodeled. CaU fore 1 and after 6 dally. afternoons between November c a r ? N o cash needed, 100 car floors), cleaning and waxing condition, 649-0642. Leon Cleszynski, B uilder, 649- 17-29. 643-0796 mornings, or BY LESLIE TURNER aelection. Ask for Mr. Brun floors. Painting. Paperhang PRINTING BUSINESS CAPTAIN EASY n er, 288-8256, dealer. 4291. after 7 p.m. BY LANK LEONARD ing. No Job too smaU. John hour week, vacation, hospitalization, pension l a C K Y F IN N DICK’S SERVICE — Snowplow VerfaiUe, 649-5750. jAlZ Tu6b S? WB IS lOOWN' FOR y HC B l .WASH rw TT Eur HUCKLE nrviDU DISMANTXiINa — 1949, -I960 Trucks— Tractors* plan. Good opportunity for an ambitious young man. : MCKB&...BUT HE AIN'T HOME!J CALLED FROM IjNGli CARl F ord , 2-door; 1967 C hevrolet ing, moving, rubbish removal, __ __ f ARE you GONNA LET ONE MAN BEAT ------THE CLUB 5 0 H0. 1953 INTERNATIONAL pick coverin g, 73 Apply in person. A /O-O L E A D I S N O m N 't M U S T OfrTOR AKEN! elation w agon. A lso 1964 Olda- carpentiy, cleaning, general JOUSENBROUS DO IT ALL BT HIM SELF? U S? HE A im YOUR SISTER/GET OUT ^ SAIP HE ANP up truck. May be seen at 26 Birch St. WaU to wall carpet PAPWifTW) mobUe, 2idoor in running con repairs, aiu tyi>es o f odd Jobe, COACH, . J BEG> t PLEAD/ GME HIM THE SAME THERE AND H IT HIM— HARDER a n d * PAPDV WERE BHREWDl Irv in g SL ing. linoleum. Free estimates. r nd LOWER/ IA IH T ASKIN' YOU TO BREAK dition. M ake o ffe r. 649-1919 be CMU 643-4636. 'WEEPING HELP, DEVOTION AHD PROTECTION A THE VnTHWC.HUCKl9 E xpert installation. CaU 643- KLUCKSVILLE HISNECK— tJUSTWANT'CHA VO STOP ^ HALF-TIME WILLIE" THAT YOlTD&VETOyOUROmMOTHER/ AND MAY GET tw een 6-7. CUSTOMER’S satisfaction our 1218 o r 649-2986. WILLOWS IS TEAM IS H IM ! A W D I M E A N S T O P / HOMELATEI Trailers— EXPERIENCED SHOW E IN BEING 1965 VOLKSWAdJBN, original guarantee. Any type of remod PROGRESS UNDOUBTEDLY Mobile Homes 6 -A eUng is our 6i>eciality. Let us BUT IN THE QVING HIS RE-CHARGED o^nmer, w ill help fin an ce, seU* Bonds— Stocks— C«£SSING GREATEST BY THEIR Ing below m arket. 643-1168, 3-5 J959 VANDYKE m obile hom e. estimate your plan. No obliga WORKERS I INSPIRING M ortgages 27 ROOMS IDRAMATIC p.m., or 7-8 p.m. Ask for Mr, 86x8, 2 bedrooms, storms and tion. CaU Herm Frechette, 643- ______PERFORMA/KE! ' MENTOR „ THERE —*FAIRPLAV" P erry. screens, colored appliances, ex 1567. Wesley R. Smith Con- MORTGAGE LOANS — first ARE NO i t ceUent condition, perfect for struction C o., 234 Center St. second, third, all kinds realty, SOUNDS OF I FANDANGO.' 1964 2-door 88 OLDSMOBILB, cam p o r lake. 649-6043. statewide, credit rating unnec MUSIC. 24,000 mUes, exceUent condi If you want to make extra money / ______Roonnf»-SiAiiK 18 essary. lâsonable, cAfiden- tion, priced low, 649-5637. tlal, quick arrangements. Alvin working part-time, see the Pratt & Motocydes— Bicydes 11 b q ^v /f i l l h o m e improvement m 1968 'VbLKSW AOEN sunroof, Lundy A gency, 627-7971, 988 excellent condition, new valve 1966 GRBEWES Woods motor- Co.v —Hoofing, Biding altera ’ âln St., Hartfoid, evenings. Whitney Aircraft advertisement in ■3 C tions, additions and remodel rforBESTRESUilf jo b , new battery, 8796. CaU cycle, Model No. T-34 F. S 233-6879. the Sports Section of today’s paper. BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS 8700. CaU 646-0230 after 6 p.m . ing of all types, ExceUent BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES a fter 7 p.m ., 647-9836. MR. ABERNATHY workm anship. 649-6495. 19()6 PONTIAC hardtop, ex cel Business Services A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, sid WELL, DON'T t h e POLICE WOULO ONLV_ lent running condition, a real An eqnal opportonlty employer LOW COST, TOO! LAUGH OFF MY SUSFICIONG. O ffered 13 ing, painting. Carpentry. Alter NOT A T a l l ! BURN A bargain . 648-0680. -PROOF /WHATS THE AAATTER, MR. CANDLE FOR I'VE GOT TO DO THIS JOB ations and additions. Ceilings. RAIN RUSS’ MOWER Service — Be CASH RATES (15 WORDS) ABERNATHY? DOES I ACCEPT m e , p a l ... MYSELF .» / W orkm anship guaranteed. 299 Your Masonry Walls , 5 0 AAILUON DOLLARS ■yOORTEBMSl IT may not ready for spring with a ready O n * D a y ...... 45c 3 D a y s ...... S i-IT L ancer, Autum n S t 643-4860. U A T K IlP L U G PRA H & WHITNEY FOP. MY OIL FIELD LAST// 1961 BLACK DODGE mower, saws, machine sharp Six D a y s ...... $1.98 10 D a y s ...... $3.00 SHOCKYOU? sa crifice , 643-6269. ened, carbide Ups precision STOPS LEAKS 1954 CHEVROLET, 4-door, re ground. Also sharpening serv Roofins and ChimiieyB 16-A TIIOlCOSIvAL AIRCRAFT IMMEDIATE ACTION ^ ^ ^ built engine, clut

A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1966 PAGE SEVENTEEN? MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1966 Houses For Sale 72 Booses For Sale 72 Suborban For Sale 75 Sobmlian For Sale 75 58 Furnished Apartments 6 3-A Houses For Sale 72 Hooses For Sale 72 Help W antedxliale M Articles For Sale <5 ” 67 at ECUS ZBA Turns Down Two Bids CONTEMPORARY — Ranch, PRIVACY — Wooded custom MANCHESTER — Six room Co MANCJHBSTBR-^Drlve by all EAST HARTFORD — 8 family VERiNON — ISCellwood (Jlrcle. TOLLAND — Ranch on large CARRIER ICE MACHINE, 450 WE BUY and sell anUque and THREE large r o ^ s and bath. home, Saunders St, 14 rooms. New two family 8 bedroom lot close to Route 16, assum SHEET METAL WORKER tor large L shaped living room and Ranch, fireplace, foyer, dlah- lonial, 1 ^ baths, modem other, see all others, then see used furniture, china, glass completely fumiirtied, all utili income return, separate heat-. flats, Sei>arato furnaces, upper able mortgage. Owners anx Win Honors For lûhuFamUy Dwelling outside work, steady employ lb. capacity, good running con- dinlng room with fireplace, . washer, disposal, wall to wall kitchen with bullt-liu, stove, me. Very clean 6 rooms, 8 bed silver, i^lcture frames, old ties. suitable for two Older Ing s y ^ m s . Selling tai upper twenties. 876-1684 or 649-4498. ious. J. D. Real Estate Co., dlUon. 646‘0037. cathedral ceiling of natural carpets, 2-car garage, Hutchins dishwasher and disposal, 3 bed rooms, one garage, on bus line, A total e f 67 Bast CsthoUe CLASSIFIED ment, good wages and working adults. 272 Main. - 643-6129. The Zoning'Board of Appeals Walsh to erect thtaa signs a( coins, |Mis, hpwter, scrap ______Agency, Realtors, 640-6824. rooms, $19,900. Philbrick next to shopping, schools, 20’s. For further Information ------; *—- " i : conditions, must be good at wood and exposed beams. 4 eaU the R J . Dtaaock Oo., 649- SOUTH w m ^ R — 6 room ______EDgh School students received (ZBA) last night turned down McDonald’s with one siil^ S ^ gold, watches, old f u r n is h EJD 3 room heated Agency, 649-8464. churches, $11,000 mortgage at soldering. Call 822-4271, 7 a.m.- bedrooins, IVi baths, garage, Ranch, 3 bedrooma, large COVH3NTRY — $7,900. will buy awards at the annual "Honor vertising McDonald’s and thg MANCHESTER , 5% % . Orv Qoslee, Realty, 644- 6246. a request by Norman Hohenthal 5 p m. or 677-0143 after 6 p.m. Diamonds—W atdie»« hobby apartment in large qulet_home. large shrubbed park-llke lot. MANCHESTER — 7% room ______kitchen. Cali now, only $16,900 this 4 room hoiuw. Oil basa- E ” assambly hald ywderday af other two serving as tnflle dlf attic contents or ECONOMY STARTER I 8063. advertising ____ . „ , Jawuliy 48 All utilities Included. Private $23,600. Philbrick Agency, 649- * Cape, 4 or 5 bedrooms, reo BIAST HARTFORD — Attractive to setUe estate. Hayes Agency, board heat; tiled bath, heated tenkxm in the auditorium to to build a four-family dwelling reCtlon markers, Showldf WANTED—Full-time man for ______l ______Furniture Repair Service, 643- entrance. Parking. Rrferences 8464. 6-room Cape, close to ev country Ranch on beautifully 6464)131. porch. 742-7066. recognise their academic at 229 Broad St., and a request ■ all around service station WATCH AND JEWELAY re 744C. ______' room on living level, one car MIANCHBJSnSR — 7 room ■where cars should enter and CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 649-7743. erything, room for your landscaped lot Living room •MdUevemento during the 1966- by Austin Chambers and Ells- pairing. Prompt service. Up to INVESTMENT property — 8 garage, $16,900. Philbrick Ranch, 4 bedrooma, 2 tiled exit from the parking lot 8 AJtf. to 5 PJL work. Apply in person Can- CRIB MATTRESS and high family. 3 bedrooms and din with fireplace and picture win VERNON — Only $U,500. Com- 66 ecbool year. worth Mitten to convert a one- $20. on your old watch in ' family, 4-5-5, $17,900. Phil- Agency, Realtors, 640-8464. baths, garage, screened porch, Edward Werner, o f 11 Bre* tone’s Esso Service, 308 W. chair in good condition. 643- ing room. New heating sys dow, kitchen, 8 bedrooms, bath, pact 6 room bungalow, oil heat, Seven students qualified tor family dwelling to two-family at trade. Closed Mondays, F. E. brick Agency, 649-8464. fireplace, hot water oil beat, Wanted— ^Real Estate 77 men Rd., who spoke against tM Middle Tpke. Huslnesa Locaaona tem recently, plus other MANCHESTER — 2-famlly 6-5, ample closet space, one car approximately one acre. CaU high honors by attaining an 28 Vernon St Bray, 737 Main St’, State 7791. Improvements. Come and wall to wall carpeting, city sign said he objected to signs 8 bedrooms, permanent siding, garage. Prestige Real Estate, early. Herm Frechette, Wesley THINKINO of Selling? For COPY CLOSING Tm E FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Theatre Building. ______For Rent 64 $18,500 MANCHESTER, 6 see this good value. $14,* utilities, qtock occupancy, overall scholastic average of The remaining 'applications In general ahd was angry be- aluminum storms and screens, R. Smith AgNicy, 843-1567. prompt courteous service that MOMDAT d m nUDAY lOtSO AAL — 8ATCBOAS • AJL PART-TIME Janitor, 2-6 p.m., room Ranch, carport, base 900. D. Sisco, 640-6306. priced under $20,000. Charles 289-6827. "Mr. Dutton, 638-2800^ 93 per cent They were award- for variances were approved, cause "there are many signs !• kooms Without Board 59 STORE — center of Manchester, near bus line, excellent condi gets results caU Louis Dlmock ed the letter E with a goM star. must be reliable. 648-6334. ment, fireplace, family kitchen, Liesperance, 649-7620. BOLTON - COVENTRY town EAST HARTFORD — Don’t though the ZBA, at a public town which don’t go tdong wttOi THE THOMPSON HOUSE, Cot newly remodeled score, frojit tion, $17,600. Wolverton Agen Realty, 649-9823. Letters with near Bowers School. Hutchins B & W Uhe, 8 bedroom Ranch, family pass up this deal. Here s your a silver star went hearing held at the Municipal zoning regulations” PART-TIME diSwashers want- ______Florists— ^Nurseries 49 tage Street, centrally located, and interior, reasonable rent cy, Realtors, 649-2818. to 49 students who achieved av Agency, Realtors, 649-6324. chance to move to a quiet loca J When he started to talk about d i a l 643-2711 ed. Apply or call Flano’s Res- Chrysanthemums, field large. pleasanUy fumiahed als. Brokers Invited. 622-3114. The BARROWS and Lots For Sale 78 size kitchen, large living room erages of 85 per cent. WALLACE Co. MANCHESTER — 2 family 6 tion without being Isolated, on Auctions 78 rooms, parking. Call 649-2858 CONCORD RD. — beauUful with fireplace, only $14,900. taurant. 643-2342. grown 50c each. Container SINGLE GROUND floor room Manchester Parkade and 6 flats, on bus line, $17,900.' DRY WOODED BOLTON LOT, treed lot, li'ving room, dining The presentations were made d^^part of a ca^rt L ha! teeZBA. ^ for ovoiuight and permanent Ranch, large living room, for Hayes Agency, 646-013L by the Rev. Charles B. Shaw, erected at 763 CenteVst In ord- the ZBA, told OLERIOAL HELP wanted, 5% grown 75c each. In all colors. for rent, heat, alr-conditloning Manchester 649-5306 Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 250x208 in beautiful residential room, pantry, kitchen, 8 bed AUCTION s a l e :—P u/bllc invit him pointedly to "Btick to the mal dining room, cabinet kitch principal. Students presiding at gp to comply ■with zoning regm- CoBtfauwd From Preccdlii« Pag« day week. Call for appoint Open 7 days weekly and eve guest ratea. included, off street parking, 648-8464. area, $3,500. Call 643-4312, eve SOUTH WINDSOR — Town con-- rooms, one bath and garage, ed. Shoe repair equipment. en, 2 bedrooms, recreation MANCHESTER — assumable the ceremony included Wesley jations. subject,” and talk about the ment 643-1553. nings till dark. Ponticelli’ j Lappen Building, 164 East Cen nings. venience, 8 bedrooms, large good condition. Prestige Real Friday, Oct. 21, 10 a.m. Ma- McDonald’s sign. The objector Help WanteC— Male 36 Help Wanted— Male 36 o;;Vnh;use ;nd’ Ni^rsTi^r'ib' «Â N . comfoi^ble room, landscaped yard. Mar- mortgrage. 3-year-old 7 room MANCHESTER — Cape for Estate, 289-6827. Mr. Burns, rena Shoe Repair Shop, 249 Gryk Jr., president of toe Na- ^ request by the owner of Also one and 2% room effi ter St., 649-5281. living room with fireplace, finally said he approved the EXPERIENCED part- time North Main. Ion E. Robertson, Realtor, Split Level, that features 8 gen N. Main S t tlonal Honor Society, and Kath- McDonald’s to erect three signs WINDOW ASSEMBLY MAN for COMPUTER OPERATOR small family, garage, near Wil large lot with trees. Prestige 246-6443. two traffic directional BignSi ciencies. Scranton Motel and SUITE of offices presently 643-6953. erous bedrooms, baths, for BOLTON leen McDermott, NHS vice pres- McDonald’s Drive-In at 46 Full-time position, third shift, service station attendant. Good bur (Jross Highway, convenient Reel Estate, 289-6827. Mrs. ^wlarfesale mlllwork company. hcfurly rate. Wyman Oil Co., JAPANESE YEWS $2 each. cabins, 160 Tolland Tpke. 649- suited for professional purpose mal dining room, kitchen with but not the advertising aigii« to schools, church, shopping Two adjoining treed build Hewinson, 633-2246. fenses and is awaiting appear 11-..4 - t.1 u 1__ W. Center St, was approved Apply in person between 8-5 at 11:30 p.m.-8 a.m., ex|>erienced Dig your own, 179 Fern St.. 0826 before 7 p.m. is now available in the State RANCT - 6 rooms. 3 bedrooms built-ins, family room end at Those qualifying for high hon and left. preferred. Opportimity to ad 24 Main St. 2 full baths, rec room with and bus. Principals only. 643- ing lots in prime area. 1st ance in Superior C ourt said he unanimously, as was a request Rimoo — East Hartford, 46 Manchester, 643-7278. Theater Building. Can be sub tached garage, $22,900. Wdver- lot, acres, 2nd lot IM BOLTON — 7 room Ranch, jdus 12th Circuit ors are Stephen Breen, Gryk The three signs requested vance into programming in ROOM FOR RENT, maid serv baths, tormal dining room, 1846. ' Belden St., East Hartford. WANTED — 16 year old boys divided If necessary. For in ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. ______ffi:______acres. Can be bought to large finished rec room and and Miss McDermott, ^ comply with zoning regulations near future, paid holidays, sick ice, 136 Bissell St., first floor. on the particular charge, and to work in mail room after formation call Theater mana screened in porch, garage. IMMEDIATE (XXJUPANCY — gether or separately. Price bar. Two full baths, 2-car ga Robert MlUs, a jiinior; and in size, being less than 100 feet pay, shift differentials plus Call 643-9508. Court Cases wanted the matter disposed of General R.epairer’s License and school one hour a day. Call Garden— Farm— Dairy ger, 643-7832. $20,900. Philbrick Agency, MANCHESTER -4 bedroom Large 6 room Colonial, IVi $4800 each. Call Mrs. Lu rage, large wooded lot, superb Irene lOucewicz, Jeanne Le- square in area. Walsh is per . DEAN MACHINE other fringe benefits. Call or right then. Certificate of Approval for gen Circulation Department, Man Products 50 ROOM for working girl, or coU' 649-8464. Colonial featuring 24 foot living tiled baths, dishwasher, stove, ther at 649-5306. condition. Reduced to $25,000 Blanc and Mary Zatkowski, mitted to erect the signs in ths PRODUCTS write Mr. Ramsay, Manchester MANCHESTER SESSION eral repair at 61,63,55 Tolltmd chester Herald, 647-9726 or 643- pie without children, private INDUSTRIAL Space 4,000- w*«(-OTgne, and Memorial HoEq>it^, 643-1141. STRICTLY fresh eggs for sale. i .___ ^ sniiarft feet, first floor soace. — u«rge < room James L. Dietriechsen, 21, of Tpke., in a building which Is 166 ADAMS 8T. 2711. home, board optional, refer square feet, first floor space, dining room with picture win garage, porch, city utilities, Realtors, 649-6245. sisted he have a public dtfend- The following attained second was granted a variance to put An equal opportunity employ Tomaszewskl, Box 363, South Ranch, 2^ oaths, modem B&W 299 Main St. was given an add to be put up. ences, 643-6746, 742-8167. centrally located. Will subdi dow. Family sized kitchen, 14 lot l(K>x200. Mortgage mone^ er and issued a call to be made honors: the signs closer to the afalelines MANCHESTER Rd., Bolton, open dally, 649- kitchen, formal dining room, ed 90-day consecutive sentence About 25 persons attended the er. vide. For particulars call War X 21 heated family room, 1% Is available. Charles Lesper- The BARROWS and SOUTH WINDSOR — New home to Atty. George Royster. Seniors: John Andreini, Janet than regulations permit. Help Wanted— 6472. family room, 24x24 with fire baths, attached garage. Wol- WALLACE Co. now ready tor occupancy offers on a charge of escape to toe BOLTON — Room, private ren E. Howland, Realtor, 350 ance, 649-7620. The case was finally disposed Aubin, Carol Barbate, Nancy P“ **l*® hearing on zoning vart- A variance requesting that Male or Female 37 bath, entrance, parking, heat, place, 2-car garage, large lot verton Agency, Realtors, 649- Manchester Parkade low maintenance. 4 bedrooms term he is now serving. HAS IMMEDIATE Main St., 643-1108. of late in the afternoon. O’Neil Bouchard, Patricia Bonlno, ^nces, and most of the applica- Buscaglia be aUe to malnte'tt living room. 643-6982. with fruit trees, $26,000. Phil- MANCHESTER seven room Manchester 649-6306 with 1% baths, close to stiop- Dietriechsen fled the Mon- ______OPENINGS: REGISTERED Nurse, 7 a m.- PUMPKINS — Graces Farm, 2813. pleaded innocent to both charg- Jeanne DeCesare, Ft*ederick tlons went unopposed. The ma- a carport he has built closer to ROUTE SALESMEN brick Agency, 649-8464. home, 3 bedrooms, 1*^ baths. ping and school. Prestige Real cheater Police Station on Sept. ^ theft of a motor vehicle, Dooley, Thomas Dwywl- Henry opposition came from 3 p.m., two days, alternate 731 Hebron Ave., Glastonbury. the sideline than zolng regulai- FuQ-ttoM—day and night drifts HoiLses For Rent 65 MANCHESTER — New listing. Uving room with flreiâce, sun MANCHESTER — Two B-zone Estate, 289-6827. 29, shortly after he was given waived probable cause examlna- Fay, Susan Gryk, Joan Piela, residents of Vernon St. on the weekends. Nursing home. Call Apartments— .Flat*— $16,900 — 6 ROOM Ranch, fire 614 room Ranch, 114 baths, ga tions permit was approve*!^ Good reliable salesmen for 3t4 ROOMS, furnished or un room, 2-car garage, extra ad- lots, all utilities, good location, ■ ------„ a 360-day jail term tor break- and the case was bound Stephen Plozaj, Norman Sousa, application of (Jhambera and 876-9121. Tenements 53 place, ceramic bath, alumi rage, fine neighborhood, beau though* three feet o f the car established wholesale Cake Household Goods 51 furnished, reasonable, parking, joining lot tacluded, quiet res- trees. Hayes Agency, 848-0131. — 7 wmi„g ^nd entering, larceny and ^ver to the next session of Su- Barbara Stanton and Paul Viau. Mitten. They expressed concern Mining machine operator num storm windows, attached tifully landscaped yard, $18,- port win have to be removed. route, salary and commis MARKET RESEARCH — Part- (jÊAN USED refrigerators, WE HAVE cnistomers waiting ^ldults, Older Mill Rd., Bolton, garage, Manche.ster. Hutchins Identlal area. No agents. 643------w w connection perlor (Jourt in Hartford. Juniors: Gregory Brien, that major structural change Hardlnge Chuckor 600. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. ------lot In an area of fine homes. of a safe from on two counts of f wegory The ZBA said the carport was 8 sion, experience not neces time Interviews. Position open ranges ’ automatic washers, for the rental of your apart 643-6389 after 4. Agency, Realtors, 649-6324. 6263. Havaa Aaencv — — ------' “ ----- n wimuj ui. driving Donna Carone, Kathleen Dooley, would have to be made in the ^ ^ (sot up and operate) Suburban For Sale 75 Only $14,900. sary, 5-day week, Monday- in Manchester area. Job In with guarantees. See them at ment or home. J. D. Real TEN ROOM older home plus y 8 ®y* on ittsurancs company earlier license is under auspen- Frank DlSanzo, Marjorie Fen- large, single-family residence SINGLE HOMES, 2 and 3 bed- TWO FAMILY —3 bedrooms. TAKE OVER A 6 per cent mort- XNDOVER — 7 acres of level 646-0131. line of his property at 708 Cen Turret Lathe (Friday, 2 weeks paid vaca volves Interviewing in selected B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Estate, 643-5129. 2-rooms over garage located ______y®®*"- Sion, O’Neil received a 90-day nessy, (Jhristlne Love, Mary when Chambers said he wanted rooms, $116. and $128. month gage. Monthly payments only ter St. that a part of It ma(^ (set up and operate) tion, hospitalization, paid 'homes on various topics. Ap Main St. Call 643-2171. built - in appliances, double In center of Manchester. Ideal seml-rieared land 'with 300’ ITBRNON — Brick front 7 room Dletrichsen gone himself up suspended sentence. * Matson, Celeste Metlvler, Joan to raise the roof of the dwelling LOOKING for anything in real ly. Alfred D. Heckler, 742-6619 $133. No closing costs. Newly be hanging over onto the prop holidays and many other plicants must be available 3 ______amesite drive, located near for large family. $22,900. Phil- frontage on Hop River. Ideal (Jolonial, basement garage, 90x ^®y bis escape. jjj the bindover, a bond of Mlkolo'wsky, Richard Osborne, four feet. Application for con- Bridg^>ort Millers estate rentals — apartments, between 6:30-6:30 p.m. painted^ 6*4, room Ranch. Ga erty o f his neljgltoor. benefits. Excellent opportu evenings per week, Saturday CUSTOM MADE mahogany hospital area. Aluminum brick Agency, Realtors, 649- for club, camp or homesite. 360 lot, 1% baths, 8 large bed- Ddetriechsen’s attorney plea^ ^500 was set on one count of Patricia Shea, Joan Urbanetti verting toe house into upstairs (set up and operate). and or Sunday. $1.76 per hour, homes, multiple dwellings, no rage, fireplace, acre lot, only Buscaglia told toe IxMud that nity for advancement. Ap bunk beds, excellent condition, storms and screens, ceramic 8464. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- rooms, fwnlly room phis many *bat toe sentence glvm be -theft of a motor vehicle, and and Sandra Saococcia. and downstairs living quarters 8 cents per mile, no selling. fees. Call J. D. Real Estate, baths. Excellent heating, $4,- 4 years old. Pasek, Realtors, his neighbor had no objectioo Tool Makers and Machinists ply . reasonable. Call 649-2262 be Suburban F(>t R ent 66 4636. fine features. Must be seen, concurrent ■wito toe ^®^“®*® $1,000 on the second count, and Bophomores: Michael had been turned down once be- Car necessary- Write Box JJ, tween 6-9 p.m. 643-5129. 100 to assume mortgage. J. D. FIVE BEDROOMS, 2 full baths, 289-7476 (anytime), 742-8243. and asked toe board why they GLASTONBURY — large con $24,400. Paul J. Oorrenti. 648- serving and asked: "'bM o ’Ncil was taken to Jail in lieu Bourque, Joseph Devine, Dana fore on request of a different v' All Benefits . . , Herald. MANCHESTER-BOLTON town Real Estate Co., 643-5129. modem kitchen with built-ins, 5963. good will it do ©f bond. Farnham, James Gallagher, o-wner. should worry about it when no SINGER automaUc zig - zag in ROOMS, $125., 3% rooms, • ______BRICK RANCH — Modern temporary Raised Ranch on IS line, 3-room apartment, $115., 2 fireplaces, walk-out base ------ed sentence to this trighte i ^ Robert B. Stephenson, 19, o f Michael McDonnell, TTiomas Members o f the ZBA had body else did. Alter it was ex An Equal Opportunity BLUE RIBBON CAKES ELDERLY (X)UPLE for clean cabinet, like new, does every- ?H 5, heat,, hot water, stove, MANCHESTER — New listing. kitchen with bullt-lns, 2% acres of land. $89,900. Phil- large yard, quiet neighbor ment, screened porch, garage, COVENTRY young boy? It was a tomfylng 170 oa k St. was fined a total Noone, John Oleksiw, Brian considered grranting the excep- plained to Mm the problenui Employer up work, 3-4 hours per morn thing, originally over $300, take refrigerator, parking, 15 For Bric"k front 6-room (Jape <3od, baths, formal dining room, brick Agency, 649-8464. 740 Silas Deane Highway hood, references required. 643- handy location. Philbrick Agen COMFY—COZY experience tor a young person |125 on chargee of operating Quigley, Claire (Jampbell, Ann tion for the conversion with a ^bat closeness may present, hj ing. Ask for manager, Bolton ever last 6 monthly pavments «st St., off Main St., 646-0090, 2 full baths, fully plastered, family room with fireplace, 2- Wethersfield 5983. cy, Realtors, 649-8464. such as himself to face a year ^ motor vehicle while license Beegan, Lynne Griffin, James stipulation that no major be would tear tne«rpoit Lake Hotel, 643-9731, of $9 each. Call 622-0931. 643-5675. one car garage, wooded lot, car garage, AA zone, $32,500. SOUTH WINDSOR — Roomy 6^-room Ranch on % acre and big Split, 3 bedrooms, fam in Jail when ^he m never been under suspension and operating Hanunond, Christine Horrigan, structural change be made to down 11 it made somebody un? PART-TIMB JANITOR, 6-t ANDOVER LAKE — Year near bus, school and shopping. MANCHESTER — 2 family, 6-6 Philbrick^ Agency , Realtors, treed lot. Two-car garage WOMEN AND MEN needed, 40” ELECTRIC RANGE and TO RENT—One 3 room apart- ily room ■with fireplace, living b ^ e . . , “ unregistered motor vehicle. Karen Kopecki, Joanne Lltwln, the outside of the building. But happy. p.m. 249-6880. ’round 4-room furnished cot Selling for $18,900. Call the R. flat, 2-car garage, 2 ' heating 649-8464. imder, oil hot water heat, age not a question, work short electric refrigerator, good con- ment and one 2 room apart room, kitchen ■with buUt-ins, aluminum etorms and The attorney said he had (Charges of misuse of reglstra- Barbara Massaro, Kathleen later they decided "as a favor” A. roquest by AAMCO Trai» MEN WANTED for varied tage, screened porch, aU con F. Dimock Co., 649-6245. systems, excellent location. hours and make full-time in diUon, 643-1292. ment with heat, stove and re m O H SCHOOL AREIA — 66 du large lot, quiet neighborhood. screens and walkout base spoken to police and members tion and operating a motor ve- Rush, Pamela Passaro, Janet to the applicants not to grant Co. to do busineaB on duties in modem mlllwork veniences, available to J u n e ------— ■ Buy now, only $17,500. Hayes come, car is needed. 628-6702. frigerator furnished. Call 643- plex, 2-car garage, excellent Prestige Real Ekrtate, 289-6827. ment for only $13,900. of . (he court, and that they all hid© with defecUva equipment pisch, Kay Rectinwall and An- the application.______Tolland Tpke. in building shop. Please contact Mr. White 1st, lease and references re- SPLIT LEVEL 614 rooms, Agency, 646-0131. ^ ave Transportation 5118 between 8:30 a.m.-4:30 condition. Asking $24,600. Mr. Dutton, 633-2800, Please call John McLaugh leit that loMency ahould be were noUed. drea Sinicrope. The ZBA, in finally turning which is to be built was grai^ 649-5295. Wipco Millwork, Inc. PUNCH PRESS operator, , all APARTMENT SIZE gaa-*range quired. $130. monthly includes * bedrooms, modem kitchen p.m. with built-ins, treed lot. rec MANCJHESTER — 7 room Cape, Pasek, Realtors, 289-7476 (any lin at 649-5806. ^ a a ^ ®’***«® lottering against The five seniors who were down the application, said ®<*- ^ member << C ten y ^ ^ 73 Tolland Tpke. Manchester. benefits. Apply Gunver Mfg., heat and utilities. 742-7607. We Are Looking for .. . and gas room heater. 649-3098. __ _ _ M M ». 1 ______— ______room ,''one car garage, patio, on treed 200' lot. Large kitchen time), 643-4208. BOLTON — Why pay rent when Prosector John IXHnbardo at Giles Rouleau, 21, of 462 Adams recently named semi-finalists in Chambers would have a serious strucUon C o. said ^ buHding 234 Hartford Rd. B&W ■with built-ins, fireplaced living you can own tods real nice 4- first asked for a 80-day. addi- SL was noUed. Rouleau was ths the National Merit Scholarship problem trying to expand foot- would be put ^ Conyers CUSTOMER DONT NEED II "SSHave tenants willing TSSto sign "y!?' "I'.: JUST LISTED — Immaculate 6 room Ranch. It offers full base Assembly Men painted inside and out with Realtors, 649-8464. room, 4 bedrooms and den. Ex The BARROWS and tion to the sentence, then later first person ever arrested on competition received their age in the planned upstairs '•be Beef Mart, « SHORT ORDER COOK —flex (3HANCE lease, plus escrow. 649-4342 or room Ranch, centrally located ment, one car gâge ■with ; (Aircraft Parts) ible hours. Apply in person. kitchen stove, adults only. Con cellent condition, owner anx- W ALLACE Co. changed this to a tlmee month this (own ordinance which was awards. They are Stephen apartment without making ^ '*’*^‘* **** MARCO POLO Restaurant OF LUFETIME TO GO 649-3566. ilANCHESTER Green area — In Manchester, on a lot 120x276, large yard with trees. Prestige Lathe’Operators Howard Johnson Restaurant, venient location in (Joventry. iou.i. Wolverton Agency, Real Manchester Parkade addition, saying he had jnade passed sometime ago. Prosecu- Breeii, Susan Oiyk, Wesley some exterior change. The ex- company owna. The buUding, IM HOUSEKEE3»ING New listing. 6 room Cape, im garage, aluminum storms and Real Estate, 289-6827. Mr. Manchester 649-5306 Bridgeport Operators NEEDS: 894 ToUand Tpke., Manches Call after 6 p.m., 742-8261. tors, 649-2813. an error on his first reoommen- tor Lombardo entered a noUe, Gryk, Kathleen McDermott and panslon of space Is necessary. conform In appe^ —WANTED— BRAND NEW maculate condition, garage, screens, rec room, walk-out Kearns, 528-6037. T r ^ e e s ter, Exit 94, Wilbur Cross Reliable, Honest, Person rear porch, fireplace, open VERNON — Executive ap> -.r Barbara Stanton. The existing space does not “®® NOW R’JINTING shaded lot. Hurry, only $14,900. TWO FAMILY 6 rooms plus 1 to nner uvmg. « oea- combed it made no mention as to why six other seniors received let- comply with building and zon- f"® • COOK or SHORT ORDER Highway. TO TAKE O'VER Wanted To Rent 68 stairway from living room to proach to finer Uving. 4 bed* Hayes Agency, 646-0131. laundry, 2-car garage, many Liberal benefits, presently UNPAID BALANCE PICTURESQUE attic which is ideal for expan rooms 2% baths, fim Uving MS OF ______FURNITURE to wall carpeting, outside bal- room, call now. Hayes Agency. Real Estate Oo., 643-5129. 289-68YT. Mrs. LanWsy. 289- Nancy Bouchard, Russell La- One member commented that 0807 for appointment. alter 4 p.m. 4 brand new custom built 6151. ^ very, Patricia Bonlno, Paul u the application was made to A request ty AAM(JO pre- 80S Wetherell S t, Manchester ' Il\ill-tlme or Part-time 646-0131. ■vlously tor a repairer’s Ucens# A rro f this mer^handlse ls in MANCHESTER — like new, 2 MANCHESTER — (Jentrally lo homes (non - development) ------only ^ oplrtion hearing on a charge of attempt- Caas and Thomas Lombardo. proper sequence it may have an 1 our warehouse. It has never was turned down ta the past MANCHESTER — 6% room family flats and duplexes built cated 5 room Cape. Garage, Raised Ranches and EAST HARTFORD - Top loca- ^ ^ c r ir n l^ session was breaking and entering. BlShop ------passing. He said if Situations TV anted— . left our store and is fully guar- , rrfngera or, garbage Apartment Buildings by Damato. Spacious rooms, at a W. Middle Tpke. location WE HA'VB a position open In 289-2704 older Colonial, large rooms, aluminum siding. Only $14,900. Ranches, kitchen bullt-lns, tion, chaxmMg (Jolonial with held during the day. with a was arrested after poUce say _ _ . Chambers flret a building Fem ale 38 anteed. Some In original fac- diôsal Resident superintend- For Sale 69 separate heating systems, top since toe board said at tiiat various phases of metal hsird- ent located comer of Edgerton big yard, designed for child Pasek, Realtors, 289-7475 (any ceramic tiled baths, fully fireplace, Uving room, toning 45Hmlnuto recess caUed after 1 they observed someone attempt- iStO C K S IH B f I C I permit to expand * the quarters * ren, 2-car garage. Only $16,900. quality workmanship. Oppor landscaped, wooded lots. room, kitchen, 8 bedrooms, one P-»n- __ _ tag to break into a warehouse time that a traffic problem C anlng. Hie Klock Company will EXPERIENCED MiOTHER virlll and Hemlock Streets. Immedl- MANCHESTER - two modem time), 643-4208. would be created. be happy to train you. We offer MARCO POLO Restaurant give exceUent care to children »te occupancy, $125. monthly, multi-unit apartment building Hayes Agency, 646-0131 tunity knocks. Assumable SeUing from $20,000-$22,- bath, fuU basement, one car Fob®* Chief James Reardon, on Hartford Rd., fired a warn- pan^d ê'au^rs ^ ^ ’tl^ A request by Samuel and Lea many liberal benefits. Openings 3 or 4 days a week. 876-6675. Beautiful Hotpolnt Electric mortgage, excellent financing. GLENDALE RD. — Open dally 000. garage, good oontoUon. Prea- apparently taking a special M- tag ehot over toe pereon’s head, inarket widwed its gain imder P ^ -v—ntinn 1250 Burnside Ave. Call offered for the first time. Ex- ^ t .i-^ryiF __ y room con- and Sundays. New 6room Guilbeau to legalize a condition for first and second shifts. Ap Refrigemtor cellent locations, fiUly leased. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. tige Real Estate, 289-6827. Mra. terest In court proceedings ob- but the person fled. Bial^ was chips and P East Hartford M ANNARINO temporary Split Level. Modem Ranch with carport, unique • EXCELLENT FINAN(3- Jectod somewhat to too recess, arrested Shortly after when po- Ftomor stocks early this after- the upsttors was expand^, he existed tor a num. ply in person Klock Company, WOULD LIKE to care for chU- Beautiful Bedroom Suite Top producers. 'These are first B eardsl^, 289-6161...... "* MANAGEMENT CO. kitchen, large living room with PROSPECT ST. — Seven room kitchen-family room arrange ING AVAILABLE. LOW Prosecutor______T Lom_____ bardo-A - said 11 Uoe______saw1.1 him__ getting______Into a____ carnoon. w>on. TradlTMr Trading was was iruviAmte. moderate. may . get L. the approval for a ka------.. Af vAAra------imA » ------1272 ToUand Tpke., Manchester dren in my home. Vicinity Beautiful Living Room Suite quality built buildings. Call for 289-7395 cathedral ceiling, one full and older home in very good condi DOWN PA~YMEHT TO ANDOVER — 8 room Colonial. Reardon objected to his men wWch was parked In the area News that General Electric tw^famOy dweUta^ jo toa p«H>erty would bs Washington School. References Beautiful Dinette Set details. Hayes Agency, 646-0131 ment, 2 full baths, Ip g e 649-7891. Beautiful ‘‘De Luxe” Range ______two half baths, family room, tion, oil fired hot water heat, roaons, aluminum siding. As QUALIFIED BUYERS. Fireplace, private beach. Im in having to be tied up wWla and which they were watching, bad reached tentative agree- J™® request by Norman Ifo- ^raxiet&e. A zemtag vto* LATHE HANDS and ger.eral garage, $28,000. Philbrick city utilities, on an excellent sumable mortgage and priced mediate occupancy. Only $14,- waiting for the lengthy session Thomas p. Delraastro, 26, of ™®"^ vdth the laigest of its in- henthal to build one lation was created many yean machinists, paid hospiitaiiza- H Z Z Z Z Z Z U Z I Z I Z I Z I Z Z I Instead of Hotpoint Electric SEVEN ROOM apartment with For further information MALE HELP WANTED fireplace and garage. $145 per Business Property Agency, 649-8464. lot. Priced for quick sale, $17,- to sell. Wesley R. Smith Oon- 600. Pasek, Realtors, 289-7476, to end. 22 Essex St was fined a total «>ep®«l®nt unions seems to have ™®®*^ ^ ^ ago when toe original property tion, holidays and vacation D o g s— BlrO»—Pets 41 Refrigerator, if you prefer. call the Dlmock Realty (Jo., j 900. J. D. Real Estate, 643- 742-8243. T ------Rugs, Liamps, ’Tables, Linoleum month. J. D. Real Estate, 643- F or Sale 70 struotion (Jo., 643-1667. Some confusion took place ta of $90 on charges of speeding, * ®ther was divided ta (he vicinity of plan. Apply Metronics, Inc., FIVE YEAR old Ranch, ■with 5129, 643-8779. 649-5245, 649-9823. court when the session was disregarding a stop sign and “ “® ^blP®* OE ran up more could build two 2-family homes 76 Birch St, leaving toadequate DAfJHSHUND PUPPIES, AKC, and a Few Other Articles on 6129. BAST HARTFORD — New 6-6 For Shipping room and cut 640 Hilliard St. ROCKVILLE — Elstablished 2-car garage, large family TEN ACRES, stately 7-room ready tb go, miniature and Display at Main Store, duplex. Assumable 6K P®r cent recaUed after the recess and p a ssi^ at an tate^ctlOT. ® frontage to a dwedltag at ttM ting room. ExceUent fringe standard, champion blood DELUXE 3-ROOM apartment, well paying'‘patot and wallpa sized kitchen with built-ins. stone 1640 Colonial, hot water EVERYTHING per business, inventory and Fireplaced li'ving room, 3 bed mortgage. No clostag costs. Raymond O’Nell, 26, of 10 The foUowing cases were also Vinppni Diana rmr^'antin^ address. benefits offered. Apply at WAREHOUSEMEN Unes. Also Weimaraners. extra large, Includes appli heat, fireplace, exceUent con- p ^ s r HARTFORD — Beautiful- Mlntz Court was presented a disposed of: Gary R. Fleming, ment was preceded by news that Vincent Diana, representing request by Dr. PhiUp Sinn* THE UNPAID ances, utilities and dryer. J. D. building, store, income apart rooms, oil hot water heat. Pasek, Realtors, 280-7475 any CLERK-TYPISTS Southington 1-628-6573. totion, tong road frontage, jy decorated 4-bedroom Ooloni- second time. 1 ®, ©f 237 Hilliard S t, failure toe White House had ordered Hohenthal. extolled the gain to ,1©^ to add to his garage at 78 BALANCE PRICE Real Estate, 643-5129. v- ment, plus entertainment hall Family room. Below cost at time. Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. There is wail to wall carpet- O’Neil had been presented to grant the right of way, $16; court action to end the walkouts the neighborhood, attempting Princeton St was granted, even GROOMING and boarding all ONLY $418.26 Included in building. Retiring $19,700. Wolverton Agency, MANCHESTER MODES For T-V and appliance dis tag in Uvtag room and haUway, earlier in the day on chaiges mizabeth Ctould of (Joventry, against the company. to show the advantages a sin- though the garage itself will ba tributor. Ideal working breeds. Harmony Hills, H. C. Phone for Appointment owner selling at reduced price. Realtors, 649-2813. ______The market was higher from Rle unit would have over ths ©niy a few feet from hia proper* TWO AND FOUR ROOM apart D A efflcetat kitchen, move-in con- of theft of a motor vehicle, and failure to drive right $18; Tlm- INC. conditions, good salary, 5- Chase, Hebron Rd., Bolton, Ask for CARL Prestige Real EJstate, 289-6827. TWO FAMILY —one of a kind. C h a n g * r a c e diUon. Prestige Real Estate, HEBRON tolving- a motor ‘vehicle’while J^^J Ou!rf^\7‘*kf’88*aihril‘er «»e start and bettered its gains two separate units, which are ty line. A similar variance to day week, vacation, excel 643-5427. Htfd. 247-0358 or 527-9036 ments for rent. 649-6204. Mrs. Beardsley, 289-6151. Pine S t , Manchester Located in a highly residential 289-6827. S c ^ under suspension. State S f m S K T ^ r r a it^ . He said traffic from „,ake an addition to a garaga lent benefits. See It Day or Night POODLES — AKC registered, BIRCJH STREET— 4 room flat, BUILDING — Consisting of four area, 7 rooms, each, with fire Six room expandable Cape police said he wkSplêd up on Jg;’. ^ ! S ^ k « 1 o^ A 41 T d ‘ “ I® If you have no means of second floor, redecorated. 649- full miniature, brown or white, apartments, six stores, Main place and garage, large lot, EVE RETT W . with large finished family RADIO & APPLIAN CE transportation. I’ll send my 4498. 1,, niAfh.AS ir Dihrto. 9*7 ’^"SoTSTnrtaûstrial------ov------granted to PhlUp ^ Lewis, ... MAN to work sia carpet layers’ 6 wMks old, call after 3, 649- St. comer location. J- D. Real ideal for children. A quality Sta+e Fair room and enclosed breeze theater Saturday night DISTRIBUTORS, INC. 3827. ---- auto for you. No obligation Estate, 643-6129, 643-8779. John custom built home in the On these particular charges , Z ^ ’ erage at noon was up 7.80 at gle unit would improve the was a request by Ernest Mo* helper. Apply A. J. Turgeon, 95 Leggett St., East Hartford even if you don’t buy. So, come FOUR ROOM DUPLEX, walk V A N D Y N E way and one car garage, of 108 Birch St., unnecessary 7Qg gg neighborhood by leaving much Neill to attach a garage to 4 B. DeQuattro, Broker. Princeton St. section. $5,000 the case was then transferred "Watkins Brothers Carpet De- Tel. 528-6581 out basement, near school, BUH.DER fun tile bath, fireplace, nolde with a motor vehicle, steels, autos, slecMced equip- more open space than two sin- dwelling which will be «Vw«* te along and see this big bargain. will assume mortgage. J. D. to East Hartford court for -partment, 935 Main St. An Equal Opportunity shoppring center, bus line, chil aluminum siding, combina $18; Mark P. Ray of VerMn, jn©nt8, electronics, nonfsrrous gle unite. the rear yard line than regula* FREE — Six cute kittens to Real Estate Co., 643-5129. Planning a new home ? Beau later this week. A—L—B—E—R—T’—S dren and pets accepted. 649- Houses For Sale 72 tion windows, ameslto unnecessary noise with a motor jn©tal8 and rails were among In making the request. Ho- tlons allow at 5 Lawton Rd. Employer good homes. Call 649-3084. tifully wooded lots, some After he left court the first _ 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD 8911 after 1. Main drive. Large treed lot, con vehicle, $20; and _^*^^Pber th© gainers. henthal failed to show a hard- A request to erect a 24 by M LET YOUR TENANT help pay "®®/_ with view of Hartford. Good time, he was < *^ ed wIto t o ^ Wellenberg, ’2I, of 154 HllUard OPEN E'VERY NIGHT TILL 9 St. 4-famlly home. Excellent in financing available. Will venient location. Good con The Associated Press average ship to toe ZBA’s satisfaction, inch sign at 66 Fine St was ■ FOREMAN t i r e c i t y needs help In the SIX ROOM DUPLEX, complete the mortgage on this 4-4 duplex o f a motor irehicle again, and Articles For Sale 45 come producer. 4 roonts in trade your present home. dition throughout Excel St, poaaesslan of liquor on pub* of 60 stocks at noOn was up 1.6 and the request was denied, granted to the Leonard Agency , Machine shop in Manches- service department, full-time ly redecorated, garage, two while you enjoy the quiet d r l i ^ bcense under sus* property. $20, SCREENED LOAM for the best N B ^ E E N stoimi vrindows, each apartment. Owner wants lent value, only $18,700. at 283.8 with industrials up 2.6, Only one pereon spedte on ths condition tiiat tt ba U 7 ter SLrea. AU replies confi- 9-6. See Dick or Jerry, Tire children acceptable. Immedi neighborhood and tree shaded Phone 246-4781 pension, tWs time on a warrant ^ in lawns and gardens. Dellv- “oêd sizes. Kitchen fast sale. Hayas Agency, 646- zails up .6 and utilities up 1.1. against a request by Edward feet back from the sidamlk. ' dentlal. Write Box H, Man- City, Broad St., across from ate occupancy, $128 monthly. yard. (Jail now before it’s too from the Manchester court chrome ■with formica, 4 chairs. 0131. General Motors edged higher ? Chester Herald. King’s. ered from our screening plant 643-2861. late, $18,900. Paul W. Dougan, The warrant was Issued after FAMED DANCER DIES Also g^ravel, sand and fill. 643-9060. U & R REALTY, INC. Realtor, 649-4535. MANCHESTER — Prime west ONeU and a companion alleged PARJB (AP) - Cleo de Mer- George H. Griffing, Inc. And- MOVING — 6 rooms o f fum i- COLONIAL MANOR — 4V4 room 643-2692 ly took a car last week, were ode. the i r r e U (tancer whose OoJ«mWa «ntraded PART-TIMB fuel truck drivers, D E C rS d r i V e -i n Over. 742-7886. duplex, private patio and cel- DUPLEX 6-6, aluminum siding, side location. Immaculate, spa u D Monday because of unmatriied ‘ I CouldnH Stand the Pain^ ture, checkwriter, typewriter. cious 5-room (Jolordal, 24’ fire chased by ponce and nls com- romance with xun^ Mopola n m a ♦a m ia o«i m> ....— ■ , ,■ ■■■ ■, ...... , 2 or 8 evenings per week, from lar, appliances, disposal emd 2-car garage, excellent condi R. V. Murdotoc 643-6473 Men ■wanted day or night, TREAT rugs right, they’ll be Must sell by next week. 649- placed living room, 1^4 baths, panion eurrendered after po- o f Belgium ffoandaUsed Bhirope ™ mn T 1W T 1 1 T 1 '\ 7 H B p.m. to midnight. Moriarty full or part-time hours can utilities. J. D. Real Estate, 643- tion, large maples, $21,900. a delight if cleaned with Blue 2171 after 2:30. garage, parklike yard. Only 1^ ^ a Shot at the car. but n Bros., SOI Center St., Manches be arranged. Good pay. No 5129. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 648- ce^. «««* ^ Lost, Woimded ll-Ycar-Old, Lustre. Rent electric sham- $18,900. Hayes Agency, 646- O^^êil fled* 3donday ax uie age of 9X« *bsww»ii vns-tir » va ___ ter. phone calls, see Chris. DELUXE pushbutton double 5324. Judge Reicher refused to ac- o„© of the continent's m<^ ^p^J pooer $1. Olcott Variety Store. oven Hotpoint stove in excel- SIX ROOM duplex, small fam- 0131. VERNON — 6 room Cape, full _ , . ^ «. i 462 Center St. MANCHESTER — near bus. shed dormer, modem kitchen, cept a plea on the new diarges celebrated oourtesans, ^ through a tender offer Tries Suicide but Lives TOP QUALITY loam for sale, lent condition. Will sell very « y Pre'f^®d’ 'o ld e r '6~ r i^ m Colonial 2-car FOUR BEDROOM Colonial in garage with breezeway. Large when O’NeU volunteered to do J©taed the Paris Opera baUet reasonable. (Jail 649-2924 after vember 1st..References. 643- oiaer b room v>oioniaj, a __ 4. _ Litton Industries spurted KARIETTA, G«. (AP) — An by BUtjay and lator tnuHfamd 6 yard loads. Damato Construc garage, enclosed porch, quiet desirable Porter Street area. tieed lot, 32’ swimming pool, so. O’Neil said he wanted to when She was 14. She toured toe MALE PRODUCTION ■FULL OR PART-TIME mainte 6. 4481 after 1 p.m. or Inquire 21 about 2 ^ . U-yoaiT'OJd boy, in the ^ Kenneatone. tion, 649-9465 after .6 p.m. street. Only, $16,900. Hayes Beautiful modem kitchen, for $19,900. Philbrick Agency, 649- plead on the charges, waive United States ta 1697. nance help. Apply in person 9 Fairfield St IBM and Polaroid gained Agency, 646-0131' mal dining room, fireplaced 8464. probable cause hearing, and A black-haired beauty, she woods and wounded b j *■ rico Painter said ibe boy told WORKERS a.m.-5 p.m.. Holiday Lanes, 39 IVELL kept carpets show the EMPIRE CHEST of drawers;------more than 4 each, Xerox more one other old chest; old SEX ROOM duplex, $90. month- living room. Lovely screened have a bond set immediately. met Leopold when rtie was 20 " cheting bullet, shot himself ta rescuers that be had given 19 Spencer Street results of regular Blue Lustre MODERN RANCH — 6 rooms, porch. Reduced for immediate Chief Reardon said he did not and he was 60. Their affair set hope of ever being found and bureau; old cabinet radio; ly. No small children. J. D. , _ A U* J Chief Bearaon saia a e aux nui. aau m wraa w . xiicu Up a point or better were toe temple because "I couldn’t spot cleaning. Rent electric plus office end rec room sale. Belflore Agency, 643-5121. M iTUlQepOTt D id want to serve the Manchester tongues wagging across Bkirope that he had ptaoed Ms .12 oaL Openings in several cate- Maytag washer; curtain Real Estate Co., 643-5129. such Texaco, Pan stand toe pain no longer.’' shampooer $1. Paul’s Paint A ^ a ______„ niikTAn 0*1/1 iliat the Rho Ate© danced before Bdwaixl ugories on all three shifts, streftcher. 643-9920. in basement. On beautifully _ ' ' toF ^ j » - wanant on O’Neil, and that the She also danced before Edward ^ ' Hwevw~Bmv Painter was against his templs and no previous experience nec DRIVER-SALESMAN Wallpaper Supply. TO RENT—4 room apartment, shrubbed lot. 1 ^ baths, large wo m 8 OnOn New AirporAirport « ^ «r ~ i « n w « J . b»pMi i<* BRIC-A-’BRAC SALE. Old and near the Center. (Jail 643-5118 flagstone patio off dining area. from the earlier wound abova essary, will train. We offer CLBANTNGBST carpet cleaner n 11 ATS ONell posted a_ bond_ for the sla and ta Austria, Germany, „zcayOT., ^ emergency surgery and early ------■ — new items. 211 Vernon Street, between 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. $23,900. Philbrick Agency, ,649- earlier arrest. Belgium and (he Netherlands, his right eye. ..pay rates ranging from Established route, good you ever used, so easy too. Get Barred hy CAB American TWephone rose % to was reported ta fair oond- $2,310 to $3,092 per hour Manchester, Wednes. 8464 ONeU, who Is out on $1,500 Funeral services wlU be held salary plus fringe benefits, Blue Lustre. Rent electric 66 on a bkxdc of 14,000 shares. phis 4% and 7% premium day, Thursday evenings 6:30- FIVE ROOMS, i^rigerator m d FALL WASHINGTON (AP) — The bond for other alleged of- TOursday. ______shampooer $1. The Sherwin- 9 *00 643-7160 stove, secotid floor, $90, 649- 67 PRINCETON ST. — 8 bed- Are you nervous Prices made a fairly rttarp A. spokesman at Kennestone second and third shift permanent position with Civil Aeronautics Board has Columbia Williams Co. ‘ ______;______4831, rooms, fourth possible, 2 advance on (he American Stock Hospital said BiUy was "re- Fringe benefits include 8 turned down a request from opportunity for advance baths, large closets, cedar S-A-L-E 8290 SxdMunge. spending real weU.” paid holidays, first dollar Bridgeport, (Jonn., to reopen Abandoned State Prison Musical Instruments 53 fiwbi r o o m s at 27 uiiey st., closet, oil hot water heat ON about Service? call ______Billy, the son of Mr. and Mlrs. Trucker Hurt hoepital and medical cov m ent Only reliable man MEDICAL secretari€il hooka. i >19 hearings into toe possibility of ------second floor, available Nov. dinette, Jalousled porch, 2-car ~ PEUGEOT mean DIES <3- W. Painter of Decatur, had erage after the first 30 649-6918. USED UPRIGHT PIANOS, re 1st, garage. Inquire 21 Biro eataibllshtag a Bridgeport-New with good driiring record garage with electric doors, Aluminum Clever Jerkin and skirt com Will Be Demolished Soon PARilS (AP) ^ ^ eai^ erre fSooo into the mountains In Rt. 6 Mishap days, pension plan, gener-. conditioned, reasonable. 643- St., after 4. Sunoco Heating Oil bination. Btach item can be Haven regional aiiport. need apply. custom built. Immediate occu In 1983, the legislattire passed »w>K»rary t o ^ ous vacation plan and paid 6563. made of_____ fabric or leather. Preparation for the State Fair HARTFORD (A P ) —The old, ta 1^ to legis^M ^ ^ peu^©ot AutomoW Co., ther, a younger brother and an A Terryville truck driver was THREE YEAR OLD gun type MANCHESTESI — Excellent lo pancy, mid 20’s. 649-4498. • Storm A quality heating oil delivered funeral leave. We pay No. 8290 with Patt-CKHama is shown in these six derignslesigns b o ^ abandoned state prison in Weth- prison or Jail. Monday night at his home uncle for a weekend Mmttag. thrown from his truric cn Rt. 6 G. E. oil burner, $20. 649-3098. PIANO, UPRIGHT, refinished cation, 3- room apartment, automatically! Burner service 24 100% of group insurance MANCHESTER — 3-bedroom Is ta sizes 9, 11. 12, 13, 14. 16, to be embroidêd on a set of order dismissingdtar^^ a study of totoe described as ta 1966 to Wi«: after a long flinees. Manchester Coat & Apron reconditioned, excellent condi- stove, refrigerator, heat,' hot Windows trip. Painter r ^ d ^ y left t o j^t© yesterday momtag when It preWums. This is steady LIONEL TRAINS — steam and Colonial, dishwasher, bullt-ins, hours a day! An easy-payment bust___ 80(4 to 38. Size 11, towels to brighten the ,kitchen posslbiUty ...... of consoUdattag air ...... f ...... nnauy, « ...... one...... of two camp . early . Sunday .to **' shoot ' tion, $175. 649-9662. water, adults, $90. After 6, 643- 1% yards oi rack! ' aerrice to b<^ citini at either atoeetor* a p ^ ^ went off toe road at a curve. year 'round work with a diesel, O-gauge, complete with disposal, IVi baths, aluminum 31% bust. Jerkin, 1% yards brothers who founded the com- squirrels. 73 Summit St., Manchester 0310. plan! Get th'em all—Get Sunoco progressive company. Ap 65 pieces of track, transformer, siding, storm windows, sewers, • Storm Doors 86-tadi: skirt 1% yards; or two Pattern ,No. .2081 has hot-iron the Bridgeport or toe New Ha- ntoon had Pony to 1696 Peugeot went to Painter said to son told The man, Wlldy Abin, 43* Heating Oil. Let's talk. was admitt^ with hand cute plications accepted daily 13 cars, signal Ughts, switches, Wanted—To Buj 68 t h r e e Re. 644:8962. F o n iis h e d A p u rtm en te'eS lA apartments, good Income, necessary. Apply in person to ------—— ------. v. ^ Bill Tunsky John Vorzolo or Ralph Schal- RICH, STONE-FREE loam, WANTEID -— White cast Iron ONE Bw M flushed some cleaning necessary. (Jan W. 6. OLINNEY GO. ler at Manchester Motor Sales, $16. Qrav^ sand, fill, stone, combination sink and set-tub m ^ , stove, refrigerator, ne^ assume mortgage asking, 836 NORTH MAIN ST. kins Memorial Hospital ta near- Investigation. $24,900. J. D. Real Estate Oo., 6494W95 pattern magazine. Only ooc a sure irom mo « .pa.. « ^__ «a«iihiuttea. some tima.-’ not announced. 612 W. Center Street Man- mamire, white sand box'and In exceUent .condition. 648- hoe water. Apply M arlows, »o7 TEL. 649-6268 Winter Album! Only 60c a copy, this time. 1961 to .Study t o possilblUties. some tim e." eMUMpHlTOS, top MSB enly, 643-5129. copy, to. |6 par hour. G a l MS-46SC. ch e ji^ . 643-1611. patio sand. 648-9604. 460L ^Main. \ rr^-

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 19M The Weather Avon# Hafir Nft P k m R u b Rata, Bometlmea modcimt# t t PAGE EIGHTEEN ' >w e» ypfSik KpOeE lEnfitittg Ijgralit heavy through tonight and to Oetblwr U, UOi morrow momtag, shower. lAtw tomqtifoWr tami>eratiira 4 M ^ . The St. Bemadette'a Mother Chncle will meet tomorrow , at Summer Session PUumed Sv^-3==£* S S S i S M RA tO Get Depot 14,933 MamhertfrÂ ®/ tillage Charm About Town 8:16 at the home of Mrs. Roger ' l The Meadieater Smblem Ctub aranger, .280 Hackmatack S t agreed on a list of 26 names related matters. The committee (Classified AdvertUtag on Page 87) PRICE SEVEN CBNW' ------MANCHESTER, GQNN., WEDNESDAY,/OCTOBER 19, 1966 wlU conduct a rummage sale Coôetesses will be Mre. Ed By„ College ^ tor rsext Year which ^ will be submitted to the will consist of J>r. Donald Mor- By Eminent Domain yOL. Lxxxyi, NO. 16 . (WattTY PAGBS—TWO SECmONS) Friday, etartlng at #:30 a.m., ward Wilson and Mrs. John at the Elks Home on Bissell St. O’Nell. TUo «c»niuv. TOmmllw. ot lumins hom. tor Oi. mmm.r »•€«««> The Manchester Redevelopment Altency (MRA) wUl aiembers wishing a picktq> may M.ncn«,n,r cnanealtr oo.- t™” Dr C m u B. “ S- scTlnSute domiin proceeding, (or th e^ contact Mrs. Paul IMeW at 116 Manchester Orange will meet R ^ e n e. y u n - « th^ r ^ »( the (ormcr railroad station prop^ at Dc cll, meeung last nigni at me progitun ~ poiiece Keeney St. tomorrow at Orange Hall. Sup Cii, meeong last night at the ____ _ AHvi<«>rv Council of the college. ------—— ^he North End Renewal Project area. Gddrful^ Restramed Welccwne No Prize per w ill he served at 6:30 p.m. high school, voted unanimously sions; and continuing educa- a S compris- to plan fo r a 1867 summer ses- tlonon or uuuii.adult Dirtiuciibo.students. The —25 ------^ ipv j firm of Garrity, Walsh, OSLO,, Norway (AP) — The Highland Park PTA. will The group will put on the third Sion of the colleae. Dr Loive said the admlnis- largely of the; moat a c ti^ D a m a g e d and Diana, counsel for me tlvlUeslb^ the ^ a , ^ The Norwegian Nobel Oerni- iKild an Open House fo r pupils and fourth degrees after the mlttse decided after a two- and their parents tomorrow supper. There w ill | be a white PiSdent*^lSêrl^”w. S e tLtad be'ê? ta h S- W h i l e P a r k e d necessary x>apera, and writs will agreements with the estate of hour . meeting today not to night from 7 to 8. Teachers will defiant tabla President FredericK w. ijowe that courses snouw oe given m Hart- " ------Hnv.n Mt .Tr.Tr told nsembersmembera the 'currentcurrent the late afternoon or earlv eve- Manchester and East Hart-Han- ê served on the _New New Haven Bridget Mera,_Mera, for property at award the Nobel Peace he In their olassrooma to greet enrollment of more than 850 nine four nights a week for six residents. A few were pro- ^ unidentified car damaged Railroad, owner of the proper- N.' Mata St.; with Prize for 1966. participants, and pupils’ work Delta Chapter, Royal Atxdi Masons, w ill meet tomorrow at LdenTThotad maS S s a car -belonging to Glenn W. ty. The U. 8. District Court In j. NackowsW, for ths p ^ y It is the first time in 10 w ill be displayed. ’There wtU be c i ^ boTdeslTable nJi: »nbadul«DHs.ie »«,idnsnsiid enableenoMe Naming ofot a new council.council, Covlch.cJovlch, 17, of 186 Autumn St. New Haven, on Oct. 10. lo, apptw- appiw- g,t 18-22 Depot Sq..sq., sadsaa Withwiui Rocks Ky’s Regime 7:30 pm . at Masonic Temple. summer a Short business meeting at 8 nt fhe assume two-year ^jju^ ê was in Mary Cheney ed an MRA petition for the pro- gamuel Ferdman, for Ihe pro<>- years the peace prize had The Past Master Mason degree and economicallym S lv feasible. students mto T ta ! >^‘ch wiU^ assume two-year ^^lle he was In Mary Cheney ed an MRA petition for the pro- gamuel Fertow. fCr the been withheld and the 11th pm., during which movies for ’ terms of office in January, was u h n ry in Center Park last ceedtags. erty at 12% Mata St. will be conferred with Ernest Summer classes were to have game time earn three semester *“”• nroner- - " 'i . In New time since the award was the children wlH be rtrown In iT> io«A 0+ and .. _i _msdedit for nccessary each rnirse upon establish- necessary jutrht. Upon establish- xilght I'b®The railroad station pr^r- proper ,j^_ date, the agency has taken C. Zoppa presiding. ’There will WELLINGTON, New established ta 1901 under the the auditoTli^ o f the college's first year of op- t^ e n state-run system ot police said the car was park- ty was considered by the town yy approximately 66 per m be a social time with refresh Zealand (AP) — President w ill of Alfred Nobel, Swedish ments after the degree work. 2sSon but werT nevL held ^ \ id v, «-eglonal community colleges. on the west side o f Mata S t several years ago for a potan- ^ u S w ' land to be inventor of dynamite. Forgot Who? SL Mary’s Episcopal OuIM S b S lc ie n t e n S Under the system, the region- „ear Pearl S t Police said the Ual town-owned parking lot, but Johnson got a colorfql but New Site Indicated 7 Ministers w ill meet Thursday at 11 a.m. âuse of insufficient enroll problems in obtaining enoi«h advisory councils of each dam age occurred sometime because of a reversionary restrained welcome to New SPANISH FORK, Utah The Toser Group o f Second (AP) — Many men- take at Ouild HaU o f the church. A „ (b iio «-c nd school are limited to 26 mem- fromUlll 7I p.m. tow « 8 p.m. —— clause in Its d deed, , the railroad . W m Zealand today after leaving Resign Posts Congregational Church will their wives for granted. Two Members are reminded to bring meet tonight at 8 at the home .... . ^ fbl ^ ------I • bers. Covich noticed the damage to was unable lo guarantee a Chlirch SpeSKCr American soil 8,000 mfles For Solherg Retrial m ln ls^ to rs has endowed tae the summer session. Manchester Community the car’s right side when he title to the parcel. Negotiations . Coast Guard unidentified Salt Lake City sandwiches. Dessert and beve- of Mrs. Curtis Stlmson of SOI from Washington in exotic Tsges w ill be served by Mrs. idea of a summer session. Dr. in other busmess. Dr. Lowe - v,.j.„me a state Instltu- left the libra^. lor purchase were otoandon- WEST HARTFORD. (AP) — LITCHFIELD (AP) — Supe backed by Shew's courtroom men stopped at a Thistle, In Cabinet Demtag St. Hostesses wtU be Lowe said, and nrolections in- reoorted the college's current College became a smte insiim leu tne iinrary. „d ------Rago Pago, a South Seas . : : : s Hears ‘SOS’ opponent, State’s Atty. Thomas Utah, gas station yesterday Walter Altken, Mrs. Florence Mrs. WilUam Freem wi and rior Court Judge Herbert S. dlcate a potential enrollment of opÛng budget has been in- tion las December. «« ------beauty spot never before Wall. for Wormation and then SAIGON, South V iet Dwmelly and Mrs. Eva Dextar. Mrs. Walter Panttagton. 200-400 ^ d e n ts . ------...... v - and nolicies were conducted by Finds Body MacDonald indicated today he Traffic HUtoric S « ' visited by a U.S. chief ex-' w ill probably shift the new Both men said the because drove off. Nam (AP) — South Viet of widespread publicity It would VTW Auxtttary will sponsor a Registrations for a class In ecutive. NEW YORK (AP) — C o^ murder trial of Harry Solherg It wasn’t until they were Nam’s on-again-off-again Jôhnsoq’s crowd in this capi stopped by Spanish Fork po food sale Hiursday at 10 a~m. square dancing will be taken Guardsmen searching for the to, another H---part of the— -— state. *»® political crisis exploded Wnds o f students: ments at each exceeded expec- ter residents. Then during 1966 ^ u l u s to s t e a n ^ t t r ^ c ta Now ^ l « i d Regional ta l' cHy ot New Zealand waa m Solberg’s first trial ended ta had not formed some opinions on lice officer Howard Zabriskle at Mott’s Supertnaritet ’Those tonight at 8 at Waddell School. Dropouts from the college or tations. the membership was enlarged the uj^r Mississippi^ tlie tae ^ r ty will be vested with W ^ ^ wm m source of a “ May Day’’ distress again today as seven south quite smaU by campaign stand 5 WyyA that they realized something deshtag pdekup service, «• The class la sponsored by the students who failed one or He said the increases were to Include several people from ®»rly 1^ centu^ ^ês- thcMR^ ^ (^gt. . signal ta Sandy Hook Channel a mistrial here Saturday when the case ern civilian Cabinet mem* ards bock home, numbering In today found a-Hfe-Jacketed body MacDonald said he would take was wrong. memibers not as yet contacted Manchester Square Dance Club the jury sent word to M ao bers insisted that Premier tor donations, are reminded to more classes; "pre-freshmen.” effected by reshuffling funds or- East Hartford. The coWeF® i V,'*.*- “ By golly, where are ' 1 ' ' I \ S'? expressioa of fritmtohip tor a apparently had been ta the think we could find 12 -jurors they?” asked one man when ed trying to win three or tour od meet tonight at 8 at the Ameri not affected ta some way by FU E L O IL longtime U.S. ally and a return water only a short time. ‘There he d i 8 c o V e r ,e„dhis wife the ministers back and to fill can Legion Home. Vj s<> f- i •S V ■ ■■ ' \ s ' s'- i-i'N visit to a ^country where be were bruises on the body. the publicity. I feel we may wasn’t ta the' back seat. the other vacandes' with new spent some time as a Navy offi have to go as far away as men. A workshop for the Autumn ’Die life Jacket bore the sten Britain Plans cer during World War n. Stamford or New London.” The . dissident minlatera’ ao> — 13.8 — Festival ot Leaves will be held cilled name "Lief 'Vlktag.’’ A ^0^ Pago Pago, in American Sa •ihe 20-year-old defendant, a tion appeared to doom ettorta tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at St. A - ' - search of records turned up no Withdrawal of 200 G A L . M IN . C.O.D. * moa, afforded Johnsqn an op vessel by that name immediate resident of East Hartland, is by K y to patch up a facade ot Bridget School cafeteria. The 7 yX‘ T* V charged with first degree mur Space Shot < Vx.v >^-4^ -^v ie ^ .• '\i A portunity to coU attention to a Some Asia Units unity for the Manila conference event la open to all women of I .. + ♦ ;-.v.v V •• V . *♦ . ly- R. B. REGIUS tiny island that he regatds aa a The Coast Guard said a mer der. ta the slaying of Mrs. on Viet Nam next week. He waa the paxhdi. h * LONDON (AP) — Britain is Dorothy Thompsen at her home expected to minimize the signif 6 4 3 4 )5 7 7 ' ■ s tihowplace tor wtUit cen be done i chant vessel, the former Liev By Russians to boost the fortunes of a poor ...... ______preparing the immediate within Barkhamsted on June 16’,^, icance c< the crisis at the Ma- _ Members of the Disabled I"*"-*! Viking, Is now named the Nopal and rather primlUie people. 1968. nila meeting but he 'wlU be rm- ' American Veterans Auxiliaxy Lake and has not been ta this drawal of 10,000 troops from Hf" By ah odds, the Samoan Stop area for sometime. BrandisMng an assortment of Is Reported able to hide the fact that South win meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. I,"-*; Southeast Asia to cut defense newspapers. Wall told the court- over was the most colorful yet Th® ^kesm an ^ 8 0 ^ d that s^kretary Denis VietvitJU Namivcuui is40 StillObiti wrackedvracM-n bj; at the VFW Home. ! - ) ? x iS ii I \ ■» .b during the Preeldent's journey. the outbound Dutch tanker Area „ thatu.cvi. trial...no. matter , printed ...in — one BERLIN (A P ) —^Thc Wilhelm unresolved political polna. ' ' Which w ill take Mm to at least saw flasMng lights ta the foggy Healey told the H^se of Corn- was “horrible, prejudical,” and poerster Observatory ta West “There have been many The Oomtotaed CatiioHc Moth- 'I# oKa.2*(rAH fHof noonim'ta hv flTWVt_h- th ~ __ crises," Ky told newsmen ear e i» Ctacle of Manchester w ill five more countries M ring ths channel, coming from what ap- mons today. \l „ . Beriin said the Soviet Union -■y . '/ ■ 'is-.' peared to be a flriilng boat, ’^ e Healey said nearly all of the er “ deliberately contaminated . » lier tills week. “One more or meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at S t next 16 days. , ---- T-T [T v / V ** master' of the Area said they men w ill come f ^ Borneo, the atmosphere” of the trial. Munched a space satellite to- less doesn’t maks any difter- Bartholomew’s Church hall to The Uggeet crowd turned out ■ , ' , , • (AP Photofax) replied visually, with bUnkers where they fought Iônesian In the past few weeks wMle day,'but the observatory at Bo ence." conduct a mock meeting derign- '•> t » ‘ Monday ta Honolulu, where per New Zealand Giovernor General Sir Bernard Fer- Hw’t f c W haps 200,000 people gave John ^ infiltrators during President tha trial waa ta progress, Wall chum sa/id it had been ta orbit But an announcement of the ed to Illustrate procedures. mW. AV»t<.s son a warm sendotf on Ms Aslan gqsson escoiia President Johnson to the -speaker’s (See Page Twenty-Six) Sukarno’ s oanfrontation cam waa quoted several times as since Monday. , ministers’ resignations, attri Z ■«> ^ U L< ■ fore tae departure of George a murder warrant waa Issued Foerster Observatory had said concerned that South Viet Nam , ''•V •> ' 1 ' i ' ^ * 1 - f 1 > ’‘ 'V. ’A''v Thomson, minister ta charge of for Mrs. Agnes ‘Ihompsen, he could not tell If the SotellUe 'is^ becoming •a yromu.. police .state," ' ' . T ' ' tag plBcarda expjpeaeteg--temP* S s A *• '- S *. >11 m d r t r mother4n-law of the victim. was manned but that It was sent that the mlHtarym ilitary should “ stop ' J ' /'S'*;! dtssent. At one point along the relations with EXirope and the OPEN ALL DAY • . U x : J : > i route they flUed nearly a full North« u Atlantic i u Treaty i Organlza—B____ A second investigation not up from tiie . Soviet launching p ( ^ g taeir------nosesi- into b u i^ s f, iwipSv onfOflMy wyicwiwi i tic, . » ■ • X r;*‘ ' V V tlop, tor. talks Thursday .in. Bonn, -headed by Rome resulted ta the ■ area: ■•t; Baikonur fir c e ^ a l know hothtag' aboii^*’ and ' iv V" ^ .I : ( Mock. '< , - ■'<> ^ J ’ k i'* Another in the crowd her# on NATO strategy and the cost arrest of Solherg, at which AMa.>»». that they had demanded Hha Manchester SUN. and •> \ sr. 1 ^ ' ' ' - i'--. ' i of matatalntag Britain’s alUance There have been repOrta from gipverinment show some signs ot i ■ ■■: ;* ..1 waved a banner reading ‘‘Bofb‘ Qommunist sources tiiat the So- accdmpUMiing someOilng to bet- ... Kennedy toV l VweWent.’’ totrees ta Germany. 1 < F / i ' K viets were plan n l^ a m ta tta ^ ter the Hfe o f the peoite in gen- Plumbing 6 Supply 1 . 11,1 ll I* There were friendly signs, HOLIDAYS! » t y.. j' ♦ shot sometime this week. ’The ...... ■ ' " ‘ •t ; too, like ‘‘Hip Rip Boonay tor eral." C Soviet Union has not launched a Co. " * ' -t V L B .J .,’ ’ and an impromptu ser m e' ministers also aid that 7 ^ ( / ' . I t ' ^ '4 A / t f j AA manned space craft In, 19 “coirupflon is so rtfe they find lb A lewt^ng Hardware Stmw 1'*/ enade of ’ ’For He’s a JoUy Good Doiible Knot Tied COUNTRY DRUG Fellow’’ from some pe(q>le with months. tanpoasible to carry out their 277 West Middle Tpke. The Communist sources said duties with any dsgres of add- ERNEST LARSON, Prop / ' ' K h v i / .'i in range of Me (yplcally ener ; -V •* -^v ^ the Soviet ^(q>aoe ■ humcMng clency.’ ’ Phone 643-2766 . «-A»>, sJ- /< getic hsnddwktag, 877 Main St. Manchester ' * , i - i <' would be witnessed Iv ■ Soviet Wltfa wife Lady Bird at Ms The dissident minlsten, who Twice-Wed Couple Moc leaders who began a sum W e Otva jL-tfC Green Stanqiw f| *y' -f - Bide, Johnson first set toot In ummo »WB— ------said they put their resignatiana . Pnj f K r . '..-'.p - ' • ' New Zealand at the (Biakea air talt conference ‘Tuesday in Mos- ^ this morning. In- - ;v." } yV>; base 97 miles north of Wetting- cow. A report from Moscow said eluded Deputy Premier Nguyen the leaders apparently left ths - V itf:. ton. After watching a colorful Honeymoons Again Luu Vlen, and Finance MIntstee,; T Soviet capital early today by Maori ceremony there ta a UgM Au Truong Thanh, both metm- HARTFORD (AP) — For a couple . decided to get married plane and were believed to have rain — and telling some 8,000 (Sso Page Sighie TURKEY SUPPER . welcomers that he could use imeymo-n. l»w ,l»al f United Methodist Church, Route 44A, Bolton rata on Me ‘Texas ranch — the a trip to the zoo with your two a fairly simple matter. But at ■ (See Page Thirty) kids: the Hartford City Hall he waa Saturday, Octidier 22nd That’s ■what Associated Press handed a marriage license ap- ' - r r ' i plication wMch required Mm to i Tnrkey, Stuffing, Mashed Potatoes, Turnips, newsman Milton W. (P at) Mi- check ' ?>j<, s. gregational Church only made old M. Mulvey, on Ms side. giress nudged most of Its re- center of Cromwell today and President Jbhnson (at right) watches a Maori chief lead fellow warriors in a matalng major Mils close to the Johnson during the day — the knot a double one. Fortunately there waa a more —T T ^ ■/.tinn tndav ^.TtS-hOUen anUpoveity mesa- native dance of welcome at Ohakea Airport, 100 miles north of Wellington. It seems that the Mexican sympathetic clerk ta the town of point of flr^ today, , a"' snarled momtag traffic on Route ure, a 81.26-MUion demonstra wedding, like Mexican divorces, EUington, north of Hartford, and „,oum tion cities bill and a poekagtag waan’t ^ v e r s a lly recognized. Minarcln finally got a Ucense confident the session would . Firemen from Middletown and and labeling measure. ™ bT oTL safTê, the to marry Ms wife. adjourn by Saturday. ' efi ' A ' East Berlin helped the Cromwell Congreas has sioted an ap- unite fight ihe blaze and kept proprlatiflhs totaling alMUt MM If from epreadtag to a nearby Years of Repair Ahead hUHon this year, tachidtag $U shopping âza. MUion fo r tatereet on the pubUf^' v,*^Ty'ki%y xAP'-' if.,' Smoke covered the center of deht. BINGO ihe community as fire swept ihe After 05-Second Quake The H(>use planned to eom- C ' V ,«-'U interior of a building houMhg a plete action today on the com-' i 1 used oar dealer and a meat promise antipoverty MU which I EVERY WED. NIGHT AT 8 P.M. --- market. OAILAO, Peru (AP) — . It Jor seaport and the maritime One priest said the (taurcta’s passed the Senate in routine , gateway to Lima, seven miles to cornerstone had been laid ex . Jt; i'A 'n The cause was not immediate took-nature only 86 seooi^'lo faahtan ‘Tueeday. R would axh CLUB ROCKVILLE » ■**»*-A. the east. actly a century ago. The build- ELKS ly determined, nor was a dam strike the Petuvisn port <»r Cal thorize funds to continue the ' '.rf'-' xBy 4:63,- the shock wave from -Ing, completed 72 years ago, prograim a third year. age estimate available. lao a blow from which H won’t WS&&SM a massive earthquake a few survived a 1940 quake wMch The House also acbedided a /• '\- v-» appaiwtly started in the used r®«»yer tor years final vote on the demonstration A < t ' , At 4:42 p.m. Monday, <2allao city with unbelievable force and priests recalled, except for one , ■' T . - ' ' car eotebMshment, Bell’s Mo ** x.ao cities bill wMch would Inaugu was biutlliig with the activity 32 persons were dead or dying, portion of wall, which collapsed. rate a program aimed at clean ‘ S'-:' -i * ^ ’ - - - — Meet were cMldren crush^ — . . . ' ' ' ' r ’>y \ '.V >:'4 ■ ^..vV *^ ^ 0 injuries were reported. that ^ s with being Peru’s ma Pedestrians were warned ing up blighted areas of selected Shop Pinehurst Wednesday C' * h y A 'Sr, 'X , when roofs of the makeshlit away from buildings with gap- etties. TTm Senate passed it fi, V< * huts ta the slums known as bar- (See Page Twenty-Two) ‘TUeeday le poly- the minority should not bo al ASA as a companion special Vw otter Gtoo’s new Meatieaa Ynmyi -nteni^nr firm WM WTDd cmmpDd we cen*t breathe." lapee

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