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TH U RSD A Y, OCTOBER 21, 1968 The Oeteher is, INS Cooler tooifht perlode cS m is, leeP I The Qi'batof'Hartford Antique 14,463 oloqSy taSpeel Show will be held Monday Mvas. through Friday, Oct. 28, from CUy o f Vlttogo Charm H i» Hav. JfWui ,Paat o t ttie 1 to 10:80 p.m, at the West Hari- ■*1- UCathodlat Otatrict will pi'Mch ford Armory. The sponsoring on Sunday from 8:16 to 8:80 Women of St. James’ Bpiacopal VOL.LXXXV,N0.1« (TWEMtr PAflIB) MANCHESTBR, CONN„ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1965 ea Page 17) fRlCB 8SYBN a.m. on WINF nadto. The eorv- Churoh will serve hot home- Get A Better Steak loea are eponeored by the Mian> oooked dinners and luncheons, / oheater Mtniatartal Abaoclation. and sandwiches and dessert between the meal hours. H m Amerloan Left on wlU at Pinehurst oponaor a Halloween Hobo The Waddell School PTA wlU Dance on Saturday at the Le­ Gong Attacks have Its Food Fair tomorrow sion Home. Ttiere will be cock- from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. In the Klan Officer Resigns tella at 8:16 p.m. with a buffet school auditorium. Mrs. Rich­ Today,*as always,,leaders in fine meat at 7:30. Art Loughrey'e Orches­ ard Ela.aeley and Mrs. Neal Bur­ tra will play for dancing from gees are co-chairmen. Snacks • to 1 a.m. will be arranged on special ta­ bles for children to purchase af­ Plei Me Unit The Zlpser C9ub will sponsor ter 8<*OOl. a setback party Saturday at 8 lAIOON, South Viet Nem oomponlee of Wtnemeee la, During House Hearing p.m. at the clubhouse on Brain- TAP) — The Viet Oong made Thureday, and U.S. autbocltl«v| National A ssoclatlo^ of A6- ard PI. anoUier etrong attack on the eald it appeared the Oooununll^ J countantB, Hartford Chapter, W A S H IN G T O N (A P ) — leaders of tha Klan had refuaed America, In rcfualng to anawer He produced Ua Marina dHi beleaguered special,, torcea ottanalva had baaa biuntad. will have its annual ladies nlgltt A Goldsboro, N. C„ Ku to turn ovar any reoorda or an- charge Uating ali hla baMlea a flg , Saturday at 6:30 p.m. at To­ oamp at Plel Me today, but tha B l i t ____ — ______— ■fluting died down again late In vlet Oong remalnedls poaMlaiia Klux Klansmsn resigned awar any quaatlona, Though refusing to talk when hometown newepaper-'Writeups, bacco Valley Inn, Windsor. In the witneae choir, Shelton has saying he waa not bragging but the day. a 0,8. mlUtary apokea- around the oamp Is heavy from the Klan today in a DuBcU, eameaa and nervoua, been a talkative man when out "1 feel my integrity and loyalty Tt pwer man reported. atrenath and wera aaaaalnS ' congressional witness chair, told (he committee ha had been St. Ohri.‘itophers Mothers Cir­ If It. "You don’t see me worried, has been queotloned.’’queotloned.' The Oommuniet guerrilla. E S ^ on om itr.^ cfw S J; saying he believed God and cle will meet tomorrow at 9 p.m. Save up to 80c jioiind on RUMMAQE SALE ahot down a U.S. Air Force Sky- one. his country should come After the war, he oontbiued,- at the liome of Mrs. John O'Neil, Thursday. he attended night school to com* these zizzlinff, tender raider, but the pilot waa res- before any Klan vows. think « “"* that wlUwm notnw helpn«p my ^he pudgy DuBoIo proved to rfV- w.'* LUTHER HALL 64 Marshall Rd. Mrs. Robert Kieman will be co - hostess. U. S. choice and pre­ Joeeph O. DuBoia, a used car ‘ L***.* S S w ^ S bodies In tha barbed wire «U «n n u . who he wna ! * ! « “f*tosecondary to my loyal.loyal* man. and went Into the uaed om: bual. Emanuel Lutheran helicopter crashes in the area ty and M egrity to the nation. ness in Goldsboro In 1981. The Greater Hartford Bryant around tha camp and on tha After he was sworn in, he mium steaks. treasurer of the Goldsboro Klan God la flret, tt^ country. I He said he joined the Klan IS Church College Alumni will hold a din­ Tueaday and Wednesday. poured a glass of ice water and months ago, feeling that Ms paw er — 'dance Saturday, at Ma- Kkivern, turned over records have no intention,to take dte remarked " I haven't been this FRIDAY. OCT. 22 PlelM M. pm... uo nn« B„, - and documents of hli unit to tha fifth no matter what.’’ nervous since I was in action in pose was "(ha betterment of tbS nero's Steak House on the Berlin country.’ ’ Turnpike for alumni and guests. northeast of Saigon wKh mor House Committee on Un-Amert- ’The Fifth Amendment to the Guadalcanal.’’ 10 A.M. — 12 About « » swemmeiit tecoiM' oan AoUvUies. Goldsboro klansmen, be eald, A cocktail hour will begin at tars, automaUc weapons and ConiAltution provides no one can He told of having to go to Auspices ECW ewooped down ch *a amaH Vtot were "garden variety Ameri­ 6:30 p.m., dinner at 7:30 pjn., amall arms. A Vietnamese ran­ The committee, which is mak­ be forced to give tesUmony thst work at the age of 16 to support Oong oonoantraflon at Tom cans’’ and "aa far aa I know with dancing to follow, for res­ ger unit fought its way Into tha ing a general Investigation of would Inoriminate Wm. 17118 Ms mother and sister. He said camp shortly after down to bol- ***'to, 38 miles souUnreM ofSal- (he Klan bad subpeoaned the amendment was invoked by he Joined the (Xvllian Ooneerva- there is nothing eubveraive in ervations and information Get them in any thick­ *tet’ please contact Mrs. Donald N. Pinkies Capped at Hospital star the tough mountain tribes^ gon. ^ Oom- records. previous Klan witnesses, inchid- tlon Corps and then Joined the men who have kept the guerril- M ^ In sessions of the investiga­ Ing Imperial Wizard Robert Marines in 1941. serving in He said he had (ted tho leete FOR Colon, ea Brentwood Dr., Avon. Miss Meg Malone was one of 32 "I»lnkles” qr members of ness you prefer at our las at bay for three days. > wounded tion earlier this week, higher Shelton of (he United lOans of many Pacific battles. the Junior Auxiliary to Manchester Memorial Hospital, cap­ (See Page Ten) Keeney Street School PTA will service meat counter. U.S. JeU pouhded the guerril- ped by Mrs. Mary Sterud director of nurses at the hospital, ^ around the camp conttauous- Cosmefics have an open house on Tuesday last night in ceremonies In the hospital board room. She htui at 8 p.m. at the school. The pro­ given 150 hours service since April, the largest amount in r r s gram will include classroom vls- About 600 Viet Cong launched ^ ^ government f ^ . h^r group. A daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John Malone of 84 M,. . . m .t - . - 1- ReecnnBlaaance unite and a Secret Vote Itatimi and membership drive. Prospect St„ Meg Is a freshman at East Catholic High PINEHURST STEAK SALE Oto attack ^ Plot Me early pushed into the No Record Wednesday. ’Die camp then was puma imo hm Girl, 6, Located; School. She Is enthusiastic about her work at the hospital area in the flooded Plain of GLOBE, Arlz. (AP)—Elec- Liggetts Cub Scout Pack 63 will meet and, according to her mother, enjoys working In the Emer­ defended by about 800 Montag- tw a Viet MINNEAPOLIS, M ina. end have a Halloween costume nard tribesmen and 10 or 12 '*P®**“ tlon workers in one precinct (AP)—Parachutist Nlcholaa gency Room and the Pediatric Ward. Mrs. Edward G. Mori- Cong company or battalion — locked their ballot box about At The Parkade ■> party tomorrow from 7 to 8 p.m. arty, chairman of the Junior Auxiliary, welcomed parents Come to Pinehurst for fresher-by-far Penob­ N e w YORK or HIP CUT Amerloan advisers. J. Piantanlda, who had hop^ MANCHESTER at Waddell School. New Cub U.S. helicopters lifted several (See Page Ten) os securely as possible for a Missing Since ’61 ed to make a record jump of and guests at the ceremony. In order to qualify for a cap a scot New England special election this week. Scouts may register at the meet­ Pinkie must serve a minimum of 50 hours service in the hos­ SIRLOIN 12 f'Vf Y ^' 118,000 feet, was forced to ing. pital. (Herald picture by Satemls.) FRESH CHICKENS “V'l V il t 'i They locked the key to the SANTA ANA, Calif. (A P )— Blonde, blue-eyed Linda bail out at 15,700 feet today S T E A K C J I0 J > padlock Inside the ballot box. when His helium-fUled bal­ It took election officials two Lee Ridings, 6, reported kidnaped in 1961, has been loon collapsed. Roasters . . . Fryers. . . Chicken Breasts V, found— after sharing the hard life of a migratory farm New Bus Employes hours to saw the lock off so The balloon cHmbad to Chicken Legs they could count the ballots worker for four years. 22,700 feet, then began ds^ SIMPLY WONDERFUL Linda, a bright and cheerful a day late. scendlng as a rip developed Freeh Pork girl, was found living with Ra­ In the fabric. There was no SPARERIRS ...... lb . 69c mona Dougbtery, 41, a full- immediate determination of RUMMAGE SALE blooded Indian. Miss Dougtitery HARVEST BAZAAR Sirloins Q Authorize Strike (AP Ptaototax) what caused It, but project Almost boneless. was booked on suspicion of kid­ PORK BU’TTS, For Roasting ...... Ib. 59c and Small Porterhouse - Powell Offers officials said they hope to NORTH METHODIST CHURCH i9 » BRIDGEPORT (A P )—rWith one major bus strike in Trick or Treat or Else! naping. (Boned for easy slicing on request) (Other than hip sirloin) Connecticut well into its second week, employes of still try another launtei "os soon SATURDAY, OCT. 23 - 1 to 9 P.M. That’s not really true. The gorilla, erected outside Police deteoUva Cterenoa as possible." SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23 Lt...lb. 33c another bus line have voted "overwhelmingly” to au­ the Edward Witles’ home in Baltimore isn’t really To Cut SaliEiry Boyd said, "She said at first the Pnrk Rrtn.qf.j 7 R i b ...... a ... thorize thdr union’s negotiators to call a s6ike. Child was given to her. Then aba .....Ib , 45c The vote by some 860 em------' " ■■ vicious. He’s inviting children of the neighborhood 9:00 A.M. TO 12:00 NOON This U. S, choice porterhouse, which has a large to a Halloween party. More than 200 are expected. admitted taking her.’’ Boyd MOTTS COMMUNITY HALL Pork Roasts, Whole S trip...... lb. 69c ployes of the (3onnecUcut Rail- dald the numerical vote on the By One Third quoted her as saying: "Yes, I State News tenderloin is a great favorite. Buy 6 or 12 and have Witles made the ‘gonlla’ and erected it to hold the 0 Spomortd by W. S. C. S. Cut into chops and roast way A Lighting Co. was an- strike authorization' would not ^ ^ _ kidnaped her aa a baby end took them freezer wrapped if you wish. nounced today by Archie (hith- be given until he reports It to youngsters’ interest until Halloween. Dr. Theodore Powell says he j^^j. Oklelioma Sponsored by WOMEN’S RELIEF SOCIETY of bertaon, chairman of toe state management, will accept a temporary (me- goyd said poHoe have been Voters May. PORTERHOUSE conference board of toe Amal- The CRAL employes voted .third cut in hi. WOOO a yew lo ca S ^ ’s mtehsr, CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS gamated TraiiaU Union, AFL- Thursday on the proposal to salary as new president of the> Barbara- Bfdinfps,----- M. ,wip»- 0IO, am their negotiators with toe state te coornmnity col- ta m Jm . laot-Jinom M - O ia n g e i CRAL operates buses In authority tq call, a atrtke. 6 Pair leges until the salt^ contro- ^ los Angates six mcntiis M r ; Refreshments Fancy Articles Bridgeport, Norwalk, Waterbury Th« ATU’s state conference versy can be resolved. ago. STEAK Drv .PoweH's offer came In a . . in 2 P ie c e s SAU ENDS SATURDAY Olid New Britain. ___reptesants .liva locals of letter to Mrs. Katherine Bourn, * ’"S " Flower Arrangements Baked Foods Cuthbertson said no date hiui *^>6 iinlon. chairman of the State Board of herself as IWCTFOR® UATMRir Mpffr' U. S. CHOICE been set for a strike, but that "Cutobertaon has emphasized Get Final Check TUgicmal Community, OoUeges. jE nf 'Of- 'M4i ■tefa dOasHtuBaa FLANK STEAK ... .lb. 99e the possibility of a walkout that even if the rank and fUa White Elephant & Rummage Holiday Items Mnged on ncgoti&tlonfl today. He nrembeni of Uia - unipn author^ GAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP)-Gemini 6 astronauts wouVd^^Lra to dim to. that win be submitted to th* FOR LONDON BROIL S ! Thomas P. Stafford get their „„„th by the new ebmnission bte did not say just whta voters Dec. 14 may be In two ClUl^ OnD ^ only .. ll^ they fDlt tlULt last1o«f majoryvioya** medical ffhAf^lrnncheckup fntoday /lo v \\a^/vro before Monday’s on Hieher__ m.. Eduwtion!___ sDt* ^"’o*** arrive.nvHva plocea Instead of a slnclo pook- VERY TENDER Most Refugees Planned high-speed chase after a fleeting target in m another effort a;t rap- investigators said Linda wan •sr®. .lb . tt was raported Ttninday that CHUCK STEAKS 59e The union’s oentraot with the ®Pac®* prochement with the cornnls- **'■* taken to j^dahoma City, th®re are indications • suddanly Are Very Old oomnanv exnlred Sent 80 but weather report for the and dock with the orbiting slon, Mra Bourn wrote to its where Misa DougMery was cootroversll ccnstitutlani It(# wasn,a« agreed that union mem romainB saAisfaotory. Agena rocket. chairman offering her "utmost born. They joined the farm la- SeWrra, a Navy oapteln, and Tl^*e the main objective of willingness to cooperate with ^ drentt, traveling through change dealing with condemna­ VERNON RIDING STABLE Or Very Young bers would stay on their jobs tion of private property may bo Stafford, aa A ir Force m ajor, the one or two-day fligM that tho (XDmmisslon." Hw Midwest. LAKE ST., VERNON— PHONE 649-8101 SEEDLESS INDIAN RIVER ~ as long as progress was being <»® or woKiay rugra ina* cut o ff from the other propoa®d . . ' ' i f KEY WEST, Fla. (AP) - „»ade at the toirgatoing table. ^ Monday at U:41 This is the background of the Angeles Police Depart- ment records show that Mrs. changes and offered aaparlely R,.x„ii SH AVE Me MIFFEREO ASPIRW Refugees are leaving. Cuba by The ATU also renresmXs some rtmiilator Thuraduy - EST — an hour and 41 situation; \ for the public's yes or no vws RHall, lOOi...... - .2 for .99 M. V U..* .U «hl *l»arp«ntag up for (he attempt to mlmites after the target rocket On Oct. 5, tha communDty col- Htdlnga reported the cWld mlos- M c r e a m s ★ OPEN THE YEAR ROUND ★ HNK GRAPEFRUIT Ibe hundreds but many of them 780 drivers and mtohontos of toe ------i« sent a l^ . lege board ^ PowdI u its !«« In June, 1981. She told poUce diet. riT\ Rcpi-Mr or 7lcllMEIUUL0l.itoaa,nri. .2 fo r J O •re the very old, the very young <»■> astro- chief executive ofiheer and set Unda and Mies Doughtery dls- The proposl — which alrea4y r ^ \ M' -.thol geet bus company, who have Thursday night, th e ____ 1.11 MONACET JtPC T*itt,,io (r«..2 fo r 1 J 0 Lease A Horse? w toe infirm jj nauts spent about on hour after his salary at 319,000 a year. appeared in March of that year, has received the reqoirsd two- Pilot Is Blamed dinner making a fini (toeck of Dr. PoweU’s former post was Angeles Pohee Depait- thirds majority from the oonatt- n ■ » ” 89e RUBK9 8L0VES HeewheM _ 2 for .90 Ju s t 4 fo r 49e One of the new flood of arrlv- That strike, which has halted tutlonl convention's delegatas^ m j Rrej 98c Like You’d Ola today was a 38-year-old in- service in the Hartford, New Ha- oockpit and camera equipment, public information (xinsultant ment re^aa was Leaps to Death' then lunched with some SO at 93e GLYCERIN SUPPOSITORfSub'2 for J 4 R g x o II IMSTANT Home Style‘ S6usage Meat ...... lb . 79e Jumbo D a s h ...... $2.48 size $2.19 t, th. n»m»r U. <». “> “• »•“> (See Faga Vm ) 249 CHEWABLE VnAMMS MliHitiMin, IDO’S...... T fOT 2.70 TOOTHPASTE (See Page Ten) union. (See Page Tea) NEW YORK (AP) —A Bronx Regular or ItaHan Style Hot Sausage ...... 1 . . . . I b . 99e 149 FEVER THERMOMETERS mother accused of drowning her OMrMitMd. .2 for 1.70 fluoride three children in a baitotub died < R pg. 53c tub(f EARNINGS 30c SACCHARINioo'i. w n k . itoittt 2 for J O Large Link Sausage...... • • • lb. 89c Giant Tide ...... 86c size each 69e today after jumping in front of 2 for 5 4 * Dividends paid from day U.iV. May Play Role a subway train Thursday night. 4s 99e HAND LOTION ton nom, I ft eil for .99 Police said toe mother, Mary B iiU e tiiis o f deposit — 4 tfanes a Seasoned Lamb Patties ...... lb. 39e 1.75 DUSTING 1>0WDER ■ « . ___ 2 for 1.76 Rpxcill MILK Fox, jn, had no known history , year. of mental lllnees. 89c DEODORANTS Rsli4nbrCnim,,.2for JO of MAGNESIA Glass Wax Window Spray, Save lOe ...... at 49e Her husband, Bernard, SO, SHIP IN TROUBLE 79e RAZOR BLADES pods J O Plain At the beginning of Janu­ U.S. Wants A-Ban Talks found toe children — Kathleen, NEW YORK 140 CHRISTMAS CARDS ioma 2 boxK 1.01 n T \ Of Mint ary, April, July and Oc­ 3 months, Bryan, 2, and (AP)iP) — A u n it e d NATTONS, N.Y. 17-nation Geneva disarmament poa16 to halt the spread of nu- Ltberiton freighter fouadered I n 12" 0' tober. Maureen, 4. From their apart­ 29o ENVELOPES i S i ^ iin ___2 Pflihi i76 Nabisco strike is over and our cookie shelves arc spokesman said oommlttae resumes dtlibera- clear weapons, The prinolpl In toe Atlontlo today, and tha ■ (h r lRr'g Fresh psA .w . ' ***>"■ ***•*■ **>o assembly ends. difference is that the U.S. draft ment 1 8:41 p.m. TTHiraday he 349 HOT WATER BOTTLE ^ ^ filled . . , Try Nabisco Pinwheeb 49c or Fudge today that his S »v ^ e « „;g spokesman said thU treaty leaves the door open tor Coast Guard reported Burt M KMtiMk. 2 for 7 0 * phoned ptelce saying; 2for3.99 would welcome negonatkaw In not mean there was a differ- the proposed multilatsri fleet "I’m Mr. Fox. I juat came o f toe 83 persons aboard had Rings 39c. - .V I been reocued. One body waa Sown Iteint Pill, Tix Wlwr, Appikibl,. / Swordfish, Haddock, Flounder, Fresh Oysters New York or anywhere on a once between the United Statee of eurface ehips armed with nu- home and found my three child­ ren dead in the bathtub. My recovered aad throa otoera CIlLiDDIOC DIIVO *' treaty to hit the epread of nu- nd Britain. clear weapons and manned by Igtated In the lS-foo4 acae hUKl'hIht BUIh c.od lo M.n - 1../ (f It thought toe evidence thi orewe from the North AUantlo wife isn’t here, 1 dent know alear weapow U It thought toe ^ Orgenlzatlon nations. where ehe is." about S4S mliea north of tha winooiiuaiic KITCHIN Aeoree, the C oal Guard aali. Hood for tho HILLS' Uka would produce results. achieved, we would be willing to That plan waa devised by the Police and his wife’s mother, W AIL CLOCK liMow PILLOWS MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE It said BO ona waa left on ton TO O L S IT TTie spokesman said the U.S. hold nef^atlons hare or any- United States to give West Ger._ Mrs. Eileen Bitlman, took him 2-tone, modem Many styles, 7-piscewith With coupon lb. 71c and s good value without •hip. colort. Hills Brothers coffee is made by the Hills family, tfolsgatlon to toe United NaUons where," he eld, , many a volc/ta Western nu- to Fordham Hoepltl—where his p r a ih s lg n . 1 [will rack. coupon lb. 79c. who've made coffee and only c^ fee for 8 genera­ was in accord with a proposl Soviet diegate HUiotolT. Fed- clear strategy' without letting wife lay—(Uid he was placed MEETING aOREDUUBD Itagr ti under heavy sedllon. L99 tions. We’ve solil it here at Pinehurst for 40 years.* Iqr Lord ChaUont, Britain’s chief orfnko told a jpgeetar that hie the Weat Germans have nuclear disarmament negotiator, that govsnunent wonts a "buslnesa- weapons of their own. TTm Bo- About 28 mihutee eartier a HARTFORD (AF) ^ Oov^ Brito Set HAIR 8H AVIRS iGring in your coupon today . . , and buy woman had jumpe4 from the John N. Dempsey Baaounee# SPRAY laUu with the Soviet Union and like dlsouaatan” of tha queatlon viet Unico has insisted It will © LADIES' 7.99 With Any other PurchtM Buy Other govemmenta start hera of nuclear ams proliferation, not agree to any trea^ th i Independent line Bedford Park- today th i aU partfoa la thn MEN’S M.67 •nd now. He sld that was why his dele- leaves toe way open for West Grand Oonoourse station's down­ n-day-old atrika agahut ton HILLS’ FIME COFFEE IkSSi town station in front of a ConneoBout Oo. hmre bneR mW aerosol. ISunbeom Cerrilew vS A V I M c ; vS MIIUOLEWMIP q l4 9 ( Olmlfont told toe Oenerl As- gation aakad that the question German participation in a nu- ^ TOOTH MUSH With coupon gemMy's min PollUol Com- be plaoad on the committee clear force. ’ train. The motorman told poUoe called to a I A 1^ flltteo Thursday: “There ia a|0nda. As an alternative, Ohlfont's he ooufid not stopi to time to Monday at 31 p.m. at I 3toL99r Witt 6 brushes. 1 U 6 87< it/{f/ O 1 ' « I > I I I > -N. NOtoIng to prevent us taking tho 'A>ke4 < whether ho would government has proposed an a'voM idtting her. Lnbor Degnrtaeeal la Wath.; MANY MORE ITEMS ON SALE -H U R R YIN f Nrrt deolelve etepe here In Maw sgree.to (mmodtete talks out- Atlantic nuclear foroa of nu- Murder Trial Witness Heavily Guarded A note In her puree identified nnfMd. ‘Hio OoroiMr ailA ¥/A /0 M Tork.” 8ide the Genova oommIUee, Fed- o)ear-ermed 1r, sea and land her aa Mrs. Fox. ritw growing mitnhar a f etoK Gary Thomss Rowe (dark irlassss) key witness in the muhler tHal of Ku Klux pens Inoaaveahsaaad by tog THUBBDAy NIGHT 8 to 8 O’CLOCK Pinehurst Grocery Inc, William a Foster, the top orenko igiSi "That la a matter units assigned to an Allied com- Frodartck Luaeen, ehlef of Klenaman Oollle Leroy Wilkins leaves the (xiurtroom heavily guarded by FBI 1007 MAIN BT. — NEAR MAPLE ST. Amortoan arms negotiator, told of tecnnlque.” He would not mand but with toose nations Bronx dleotlves, aid the three biw teoppaga aatea M agents. After testimony by Rowe, who said he law Wilkins kill civil rights children were found iaos down pamve" tool 1 LENOX PHARMACY BRANCH OFFICE, ROUTE 81, COVENTRY the committee whan tha nuclear Ilwrato. supplying the nuclear arms re- ■#■7S COM4BI MAIN AND TURNPIKI dabato opened Monday th i ne- , -^Thai S e UMtad r - Matoe - and toe 8W talnlng the fin i aay on their worker Mrs. Viola Liuzzo, and by FBI experts, the state rseted ite case to- hi tha toraoHiuaitera full tuh> forte boaeoin tni 299 E. CENTER ST.--649-0896 OPEN TILL 4 PJML MONDAY THROUGH PBIDAV gottatlcne aheuld wait laitt tos 4|gimilan bava auhUttad pro- tow. Me aate vraa found, ha aaM. I T Q N 1 0 H T m i FRIDAY NIDHT HI 9 (AP PhetofaxO__ ‘

kOJ MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU>. MANCHESTER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 19W FACE r a m rAOB TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1968 -'■'JjUja fix haa been added), then do not G g iu fle Sheinwold on Bridge 1— 3 0 Dayi to Better Spelling— double the conaonant (confei^ O O l l U l T V in U B U r Ooiigh Blamed 4“H O iib Picks ■ enee). We have refer, referred, By AUmBD SHBINWOUk goudl dirtef . . In Road Death Officer Slate J referring, but l^erence. Why? Neither eWe vutaanbto r o d fTH G IR We Spec/o/fze In "Displace the accent, and the Leaf Collection Is Slated Some of tia autfsr from the NORTH — In — To Double or Not rule u spoiled.” Referred and feeling that everybody knows KlOS The (xironer for Hartford The ButtCM and Batter 4-H H referring kept the accent on the Just what ws are doing. This <3 THE County today blamed George A. Group rieotod offtoen at Ma m By Th« Reading Laboratory. Inc. Beginning Next Tuesday DYEING ssme syllable as the original may be all right If your life Is f Clough of 248 Wetherell St. In first meettng of the aeaaon cn ■ refer, but reference has the ac­ an open book, but It's a danger­ PAWNBROKER” WrittaB for TtKA Spm M SonrlcM The town's annual leaf col­ Praaentatlons of Ildeneea to wmm the death of a companion Aug. Wedneeday night at the home of m cent on the first syllable so ous attitude for a bridge player. pIlM (to Color) lection program will begin Tues­ lay readers will be made Sun­ Opening lead — Jack of Dia­ 16. Tha ooronar said tha death Mra Maitland B. RtehardMa. | Two In bOffed, om I In c«ll^ •the rule la -spoiled.” 9343 4 A72 Shlrlay Ma^AlM COnON RUGS day under the direction of the day wt the 10 a.m. service. Lay monds. of Maurica Clanoy of 167 High- , BiMh HUI RA ^ n,0 Mcont, umI the rulo !• opolled. A Quia readers Include- Frederick Bab­ 5 t? J107* “JOHN OOLDFABB public worke department. South took the king of dia­ !i 4 94 land St, In an auto accident wak Twinkle, twinkle, little eter, Before selecting the correct­ During next week, crews will bitt, John Bond. Philip Braen- 4 1010962 62 0 Q874 PLEASE COMB HOBMB** Dale Kowelt waa elected Jun- H » In mnrred, 1 wonder, two or one r? ly spelled woUda below, check monds, cashed the aoe of hearts, •OUTH eaueed by the “criminal negll- lor leader and prerident. She be In the Spencer Heights, Oak der, William Gardiner, and C. led a diamond to the ace and re­ 4 genoe" of Clough. and BEDSPREADS our rhyme once more- and keep St„ Woodland Dr., Birch Rd. R aj^ond Gough. 9 AKQ9S4 will be'' asalated by Bethara Fee, ■ verb, to mnr, ends In • oonsonsnt. When we add the In mind the solid reasons behind turned a trump from dummy, to a report, Coroner Louli W, vice preeldent; Suaonne Rich- H and Laurel St. area. There will be an open hotwe 0 KS Sehaefar said, “High speed, al­ ■uffix, od, we have marred. The final consonant r has been this rule. Tlie words In paren­ leering significantly at Bast as 4 73 ardson, seeretary, Janet Cae- * CHOOSE FROM doublod before the suffix Is added. Now see whnt happens During the week of Nov. 1, for members and frienda of St. cohol, and lack of contra! on the theses are the ones to consider: Peters at ths vicarage on Sand ha did so. Wari North I pary, treaaurer; Donna Mortar- M 70 DECORATOR COLORS with the verb, to soil. Add the same suffix, ed, and yo\i have the word before the parantheaes publio works crewa will collect South meant nothttg ^eolal Pan 3 A P part of Clough caused this leaves on Deepwood Dr., Pal­ Hill Rd. from > to B pan. on ty, historian and newa reporter; H / BoUed. Why was not the final consonant doubled, as happen­ Is the original verb. by hla little performance. He Pass 4 4 P wholly unnecessary death.” and Elizabeth Rtehardeon, hoe- * ed with mar, before adding the suffix ? Confer becomes con­ mer Dr., Felt IM., Norman Dr., Sunday. was an actor, and thought this Past 3 P Clough, 28, Is being charged BRING U F E BACK TO THOSE 1, lead (leadder. leader). Valley View Dr., Bklgewood Dr., The Youth FeHowsWp will piUIlty. H ference, but admit becomes admittance. Why Is one final 2. ball (balled, ballled). was a good chance to practice Now Ploying with wilful misconduct with a Mrs, Carlton Welrii la the H FADED RUGS and BEDSPREAD* connonant of the verb doubled before adding the suffix while Maralyn Rd. and Judy La. meet at 6 p.m. Sunday in the 8. parallel (parallelism, par- an odd leer or two. This is an FOIST RUN! motor vehicle. The case is In leader of the group ooeiated by _ “WB*BE TO SERVE YOU!" the final consonant of another verb la not doubled ? The an­ Residents are requested to olmrch. Members will make occupational hasard for bridga allelllsm). reading readiness cards for re­ Audrey Heptoum Hartford County Superior Mrs. Rlchardoon, co-leader. The H DYEING swer Is all In the rhyme. rake leavee to the edge of the players w)k> praoUos their art. 4. acquit (acquital. acquittal). tarded ohHdren. In two kite-* Court. Clancy, 23, was killed group decided to meet M-week- ^ When a verb, ending with a oral rule; Verbs which end In a curb and not Into the gutter, In Southern California, and Bast “SABRINA” ond when he was thrown from the 6, tar (tared, tarred). as rain will wash the leaves into Confraternity ly with business meetings H ■Ingle consonenl (beg, mar, ad­ single consonant (x equal to ks, Answer should havs known It “BREAKFAST AT oar after it struck a utility polt scheduled for the last Saturday RS oatohbaslns. Publio ooopemtlon St. Margaret Meoy’s Ohuiseh EnSTUlDOD t if f a n y **" mit), Is accented on the final would be double) and which are -luisd 'g peiW Z 'Jepvei 'I Worry about his trump trick on Charter Oak St. of each month. Lucky Lady Laundry ■yllable (that Is, you stress the accented on the final syllable, with the time schedule and by has announced the formation at persuaded Bast to put up tbs ••A.*4 • I ^ ’..MnidMi' ■ ' , • • paajei 'g ivninbov > uiiqai not placing leaves In the gut­ its parish unit of the Oonfratem- • n » |«|' i • [ Schaefer aald both men "had New members include Sheila H ' b a c k o r BURTON’S last syllable In pronouncing the will double that con.sonant when (NEXT: Tj'lng Up Loose Ends.) ten of hearis. This was such a. Thnr. Tlflony’t 8t0e ooniumed large quantities of Misovltch, Marlene IClsovitch, H verb), then double the final con- suffixes are added which begin ters will facilitate the program. Pl-y thst It cost Bast hi. 9:80, Sabrina 8ri)0 73 PURNELL PLACE—649-2002 Watch your epelllng. giani- the direction of the Rev. Joeeph anith beer.” He said witnesses "ob­ Stephanie Fuss, Beveriy Fuaa, « ■onant before you add a suffix with vowels. Fire Chief PWUp Cromble )>aa trump trick and allowed South Btohaid'Burton, Ella Taylor Frl. Sabrina 6:80, msr and vocabulary eklUa tai- announced that the ptdice de­ Schick, the organisation, which 9:80, Tlffany'a 7:20 served the Clough car zlgzag- Kristen Ahlnses and Barisara ■ (begged, marred, admitted). Why, you should now wonder, creane. Order 'T he Word Pow» to make the slam. "THE SANDPIPER" Ing and traveling an erratic Bodeman. * The reason for this la quite partment win enforce the or­ oompAaes all parlshlcneni, la don't such words as sail, soil, er Way to Suceeea” In book responsible for the admlnlstra' Buna Olaba 6 :10-10:00 Sat Sabrina ItiS, course at excessive speed." elear: If you do not double the dinance banning leaf burning South won with the king of 6:40, OgO, TUraity*a cool, hall and the like double form. Send your name, address In the Greets. tlon Clough, he said, was speeding final consonant, the word will their final consonants before .suf­ and $1 to; “Word Power,” c/o hwiru. and WsM'a dl«iard told •TaiB YOi Fn G LOVERS” SUMS, 7:80 when he "swerved his car off have an altogether different Dry weather and Wowing aoUvlti< with Fotor Fonda 8:16 fixes are added which begin The Herald, P.O, Box 489, Dept. leaves from burning piles has. Father Schick has a p p W ^ ^ ^ continued the road onto private property; pronounclatlon after the suffix with a vowel? Why don't we 09042 Radio City Station, New and his car hurdled a driveway Is added. If we had beged (In­ In the past, caused many grass t)M fWlowlng peraens to the ax- FAMOUS FOR NATIONAL RRANDS FOR MORE THAN 66 YEARSI" 2 to lead high ehiba. Bast Saturday Matinee Only have sailed, sollled, coolled, York, Now York 10019. and wood fires in town. eouUve board: Jotl Oohan, pras' SH 64) I«13 - *'• COhDlIlOMU and violently oolltded with the stead of begged), the e would etc? The reason is simple: Each eventually ruffed, and South *Mrie P4PXING utility pole.” lose the sound of e, as In met, St. Francis CYO Ident: Mrs. Rudy Durig, vies 1:80 to 4 O’clock of these words has a double over - ruffed and drew trumiM. The coraner said that and would have the sound of e, The CYO of St. Francis of As­ president; Mrs. Jack Murphy, South then sltowed his hand, “Hey There, It’e Yogi Bear” vowel before the final con­ sisi''Church will sponsor a car secretary: Mrs. Robert Recken- (FoU Length Feature) “Clough’s explanation of the ac­ NEW HOURS Are Ideal a.s In remark. If we wrote sonant, and the double vowel Rabbi to Speak conceding one spade trick. If mared (Instead of marred), the wash tomorrow from 9 a.m. to B dorf, treaaurer: Mrs. WUHam Plua Color Cartoona cident W(i8 that he was having is a strong .sound which will Bast had not ruffed, South would trouble with the car ‘cutting a would be sounded as the a in At Center Church p.m. at the Pleasant Valley McCaffrey, chairman - teaohera; have discarded all of his apadas. not be changed by' kdding a suf­ School. Mrs. Frederick DoWey, chair- out’ because of a defective car­ hare, and the original sound of fix beginning with a vowel. Bast would defeat the slam if a in mar would be lost. Admlted Rabbi Leon Wind of Temple On Sunday, the CYO will spon­ man-flehers: Mrs, Leo LaRivl- buretor. Because of this ho For Your Shopping Convenience! Which brings us beck to the RichordWidinQric '■topped on the gas.’ ” Of Course There’s No Problem with Leaves 2 2 (Instead of admitted) would Beth Sholom will speak at a sor a cake sale in the chiirch »hM n;,«,.M p.n,R.ga.r JnSS-ST olw paying no attention to the stage wisdom of the rule for doubling basement after each Mass. executive board meetings wriU S ^ M U o r You say you have a problem with loaves? The solution Is partment's master mechanic, at one-tenth the cost, of a sim­ have its 1 pronounced like 1 In meeting of the Women’s Fel- business. South would play the ilar commercial mechanism. A flexible suction hose pulls kite instead of 1 as in hit. the final consonant; The con­ The group will also sponsor a be field the Bret Wednesday of Enjoy A Pizza The Bedford easy. All you need is a lightweight tractor, a master me­ sonant is doubled only to pro­ low.ship of Center Congrega­ each month. king of hearts, not daring to chanic who can attach a leaf-screen to It, an operator who the leaves Into a storage truck which, when filled, Is emp­ Notice this however: We have dance Oct. 30 from 8 to 11 p.m. finesse. Bast would eventually Incident Verplanck Fair 9:00 tied at the Olcott St. Disposal Afea. Operating the tfactor Opsut Jojnii^ JUl tect the pronounclatlon of the tional Church on Monday at 8 Temple Adult Course Here Or Let can push the leaves Into neat piles, and t'Vac-All which can been using only suffixes which in' the church basement. Music ruff a club with the ten, and original verb. Adding ed to cool p.m, at Memorial Hall of the wlU be provided by the "Pas­ Temple Beth HiUel will begin Us Deliver It gobble-up the whole mess. That’s exactly the operation on N. Elm St. yesterday was Robert March, with William begin with vowels. We say ship­ South would over ■ ruff with To Note UN Day Brown and Michael Hassett, hidden, guiding the giant auc­ ped in order to keep the original does not affect the sound of church. His topic will be "Faith tels." adult education classes Sunday. which the town Is following In cleaning street gutters. The OPEN 6 DAYS EYERY WEEK • THURSDAY and Fridoy tfll 9 PA«. and Practice- In the Jewish the' queen, but Bast would get tion hose. (Herald photo by Pinto.) pronounclatlon of the 1 In -ship: the strong double vowel oo; Girl Scout Uniforms The topic of the Bweek course, United Nations Day will be leaf-screen was installed by Morris Rlbock, the highway de­ adding Ing to sail does not Home.” to be held every other week his trump trick and tha ace of we also say shipment. Brownie and Girl Scout unl- spades. • observed at Verplanck School Now Going On change the strong double vow- Rabbi Leon Wind has been jj, condition are at the home of one of the par- East Windsor Ous’s, say police. It may have The point is this; Suffixes Dally QuesUon DRIVE-IN 5 with an InternaiUonal Fair on whlch beam with consonanU «'■ pronounclatlon. As we the spiritual leader of Temple the town Girl Scout Udpants, Is basic Judaism. Dealer, at your left, bids one Monday. Parents are invited expected that several exclwnge Vandal§ Break been thrown at Ward’s large Rec Schedules B-l-G Helman GRINDERS and may visit the fair until students from the high school picture window but missed its AND 4:80. will stop by dressed in native Two Windows mark. Bowling Leagues The project Is an outgrowth costumes. ' A smaller plate glass window Mrs. Constance Adams Grade On Hartford Rd. Bowling leagues have been or­ S P A G H E n i of a study made to show how was broken at Hartford Rd. En­ I ^ B R a T i D N 4 class will work in the booths. terprises Inc., 276 Hartford Rd, ganized by the Recreation and DELIVIBRED children go to school in each Two large windows on busi­ Park Department at the Com­ Wapping. What do you say? Within B MUe Radlua of the following countries; Iran, 66th. consonant. Submlted, without Hebrew literature. He 1s a past school Conference Report Manor Lane. For further infor­ ness buildings on Hartford Rd. munity "Y” at 79 N. Main St. Answer: Bid one heart Pre­ On Orders Of 82 Or More Japan, the Philippines, Egypt, the double t would Iwive an 1 president of the Connecticut report of the educa- mation, Bisenberg may be oca- Much Oil in Caribbean were smashed with stones The bowling schedule is; RUBIER MASKS fer a response In a major suit England, Israel, France, India, Wednesday night, ■ police report. Space Labor Costly eound like the 1 in kite. **lNvo Rabbinical Assembly, an or- conference last month will taoted. TEL. 643.1492 Denmark, Greece, Rtuisla and SAN JUAN, P. R.—The Oar- Monday from 6 to 7:30 p.m., lAND DISGUISE KITS g’s In begged, one 1 In coiled.” ganlsation of all Consei-vative mailed today. Anyone who Wapping PYF when partner doubles for a take­ out. Partner should be interest­ Nigeria. fbbean area, which includes A three by four foot plate NEW YORK — While the av­ for Junior boys from 13 to 16 FOR HALLOWEEN Only one little point remains Rabbis In the State: a former attended and who does not re- The Junior PYF of thtf’WWp- Booths will display mape, Puerto Rico, Central America, glass window over the front door erage industrial company spent years old; Tuesday, same time, to be added. If It happens that member of the Executive Com- ceive a copy may contact the ed (h, the major suits when he CHARTER OAK T‘U plng Community Church will Charts and mannequlrls made (Colombia and Venezuela, haa of Gua’s Grinder and Pizza Shop 27.7 per cent of its sales dollar for Junior girls from 13 to 17 the accent of the original verb mittee of the National Rab- superlnitendent of School's of- meet from 6 to 7 p.m. Sunday doubles. ARTHUR DRUG Copyright, 1965 by the children along with post- oil reserves of 18.8 billion bar­ at 640 Hartford Rd. was found last year on wages and salaries, years old; Wednesday, same (example: Confer is moved to blnlcal Assembly of America night in the chapel for a woi^ RESTAURANT broken yesterday morning. General Features Oorp. ars, UiUted Nations Hags and rels, or 5.4 per cent of the the aerospace and electrical time, for midget girls from 10 another syllable after the suf- and a past president of the ^ Honor ship service and a work project. to 12 years old, and Thursday, Sometimes you 120 Charter Oak S t articles from the various world's proved reserves. This Is Another atone was found in products inditStries report labor Manchester Minister s Assocla- Scout Troop 62 has pre- The Senior PYF will meet nearly as much as reserves re­ fragments in front of .the Ward costs of 41.4 and 40.3 per cent, same time, for midget boys tlon. Rabbi Wind’s name is also following badges to from 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday, also Maneheeter countries. A special UN section corded for all Africa. School of Music store next to respectively. from 10 to 12 years old. listed In “Who-Is Who In World [poop members during a Court in the chapel. The Rev. Theo- will also be featured. It Is also bite off more Jewry” and "Who Is Who In Honor: Clinton Driscoll, first dore Bacheler wUlwHl be thetha speak­sneak- ANSPIELD ...... the American Rabbinate. class badge: David Bouchard, er. 0 0 r-**(ftmsai(fwas: A coffee time at 7:30 will ^^drew -Brown, Leslie Clapp, A Deacons meeting will be JCT.iHb.WlUIMA|ITICtTj/C ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ precede the session. There wUl Henson. Mark Johnson held Sunday night at 8 In the “Pawnbroker” 9:87 than you M m me a filter that delivers the taste be a discussion period after the Anthony West brook, sec- library of the church. “Love” 7:87 talk. The meeting is open to badges, The' .Tunlor Choir will re­ the public. Square Dance hearse from 6 to 7 p.m. and the can chew.. The South Windsor Square Youth Choir wlU rehearse from FIRST RUN » * U uanceDance uiud Club winwill noiahold a cimclub 7 to 8 p.m., both In the cttapel. F R l - SAT. - SUN. I level dance at the Wapping Ble 8c h ^ Menus What (an you save laymen to Kun ROD STEIGER C mentary School tonight from 8 The following menus wlH be Service of SA to. 11. Bob Grandpre ■will be the served in the schools next week; ‘The Pawnbroker” Monday, grinders (meat, c caller. All club level dancers are restaurant The The Sunday-sendees of hwlted. cheese, lettuce and tomato), T h v P.vwi\br r ROUTE 6 and 44A, BOLTON—643-2342 Sal-vatlon Army will be con- Attends Mayors’ Parley tato chips, plcklee and ripe besides money with a IS “ A s h o i kin).ily ducted by two lay members of Mayor and Mrs. James olives, fruit; Tuesday, broiled Throwe will attend the first New chicken ■with cream gra'vy, )4ooti ^ilm ... COME TO OUR the Corps. England Regional Conference mashed potatoee, peas, cran­ , C. Peter Carlson, recently re­ lor mayors and other elected berry sauce, chocolate pudding superbly BUFFET LUNCHEON tired bandmaster, will lesid the officials, to be held this week ■with topping; Wednesday, Ital­ directed... CBT Savii^ Account Holiness Meeting at 11 a.m. T T in New Haven. ian spaghetti, with meat sauce, SERVED 12 NOON TO 2 P.M. 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P A G E FO U B -H. t ______1.8M waaha, of ■ P A O l oth«r «nd of th« (To«n, In the>8und«Ly u d Monday lor roll- may bo oontootod to arrange tor B o lto n unomptoymtnt. Thb avaraga SEYMOUR MANCHESTER BVBNiNO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1965 m servloe or further IntormaUon. H o l l a n d vicinity ol ‘Tory Rd., and bUnk- InatruoUon, and to U weakly ohaok waa 18 8 .88. or Uylita or tmfflc UgtiU to alow Unttod Ooncracattonal Oliuroh WtSB Oeatost iPheasant Gains A year ago laptambar, (he a u t o s t o r e s Vemon the changes were, to Ms knewl- down the tiafflc on Rt. 74, which to bold a Chrtatmaa Party Dae. Mrs. male LaBonte, a mam- •dge.I, Intended to alter enly ths C »01U X Il»m ITS to iAfV bar of tba ToBand aranga, has m o i M f total was |S8,880, rap- 6R1 MAIN STREET School Board Picks Q?ok, he sbM in "teat and heavy." 13 at tha Maadosvbrook Bohool. ^ e e * a a a not thaths othother rules It waa announcad that Albart baan Munad a winnar In ths Short Reprieve rasanMag 1,181 waaka w«h an OPEN TONIGHT Many ideas were toeaed avaraga ohaok of 188.88. T O S H O P A T around and the board membera WhWham, junior Mgh math stato Ctoanga photography oon- Whara would you go to aaak tommuawn Tables Action Bgrssd, but Town Asked to Program Mrs. Kalas, Top Officers spent considerable time figuring teaeh^, arUl attend a oon- tost, and wW oompsto In the thoro art approxlmaloly BOO Brown said that was not Us ferepM on Maftom Math in Dan- naftonal ooatost. She was an- protaoUon if It aras hunting momptoyad in tWa aroa; about SMILING m SERYICI DaVM Cook was re-elected out' how many ohlldren would aaaadh and you wars a phsaa- tmdsrstondlng from rssding ths be involved. They decided about ve: by (ha torad to (hs *aoanaa' catagory. half art wonan. Read Herald Ada. On Zoning Change, Fees On Constitution Changes ehatmian of tha board of edu­ antr To tha paaos and qulat of Isfal sdvertlssmsBt of ths hsar> 13 children would be affected, AsBoolattoii. Btdlathi Beard Ing, ITis advsrtlssmsnt, hs said. cation and Mrs. Barbara Kalas also authoHaed a An Odda and Bhida and Can- a library of oouras. Ths Vtmon soiflnt oommli- summstlon offsrsd by ens Ths Woman’s Republican Another date will be announced as Tory Rd. students are bused ______Bolton high sohom studanta Mated ths ohangss In fsss as a was elected secretary at a now, and questioned whether aorvice oontraot for (ha aohoola’ dlamaMnc workahop w(U ba haM ■•on hM taUsd until', a futur# their number, who said! "We asparate ssoUm from ths pio> • Irnffst supper shortly. Monday idght at 8*U tha horns atartlad wh«i * bsMtlM lengthy meeting Wednesday there was really a need tor this typewTitam, ni«*tlng any action on sach of Juat don’t want it (the oommer- qq aarth exoavatloais. program at Teomans Hall Rartgn From PHNA considering the limited number Oo-Operative Ktogergartaa of Mrs. DavM Stauaa, Olan Dr. «x>k P***!^* dny|wd tlurau^ Two directors of the Publlo nlgtit BCLTCN NCTCH LUMBER two Items before IS far n.Mi,, thers.” ’They protsst- eonuntasion acknowl- ^ P "> of chikiren using the area. AssiiMng moiheni af tiM oo- In oanjunatton with St. Mat- •" oP«n Hhrmry window ons nf- h aarln jaast nisfat building that It had Ineludsd ons *>• Nuralng Agen^ will bs Bkhrard Jendnicek and Pres­ operoUvo klndorgorton next thaw’a Lsuhaa Guild Christmas temoon this wartt. u.onngB tas( nigm, would look awkward en ths of foos in Its sohsduls that F*Hows, a RepuWlcan delsgats unable to continue their work ton. Harding were Appointed to Mrs. Kalas suggested that the Baianr, and afi women of the But thera’a no nafaguard mothers of the ohlldren take week ara; Monday, Mra. Don­ & SUPPLY CC. Action was deferred both on itoplng Wslles Rd. lot, that to add — a ConetltutlotuU Conven- with the group and have aub- the transporntlon and building ald Marganoon, Mra. Ctolra pariah ara (nvHed to attend. avan among books. Although a request trom Ralph Gaston tor 6rtv• » serve as representatives to the erly Rodman. a.m .V > 3 p.m. Danattom may leased poon. c h a i ^ sootng fee list. As a result, ths Dec. 14 on thme rec- Rd., said he expecU to spend PTA, and Bcwerlng to the lights, saying that there would There wiM ba no claaaea PYt- be picked up by contacting Mra. Next time he’d batter find an changes proposed tor various be two traffic lightn and a stop the area. oommtoslon may have to ached- ommendations, and the pro- the winter in Florida and can- board of recreation. Kajiior will day baoauae of tha taacheni’ Harold Bugbee, Mt. Spring Rd. <^>en window In a church. toning pennlts. sign in the short distance of the M the request of Chsrtas ui,______another______heartng on__ feet______bs- f ^ m has been planned to help not attend meetings. be the board’s represjentative to convention. The Boning board of appeals ------Ths hearing en ths sons —*------' -•------*— »h. Their positions will be filled Green. . . PRE-nNRHED Q A Brown, commission chairman it caii act. " " ^ voter better understand the the advisory board of governors 4-fl Officers wni meet Monday at 8 p.m. in ohnnga brought sxpraaslona of Chet Rau read a letter from the The vartoua Items listed in ths •<**** Convention end the shortly. for library service of Willlman- Cook said that, if you install the Town HaU. opposition. .. from about two dox- pisnning oommiselon stating a»«nda ss bsinv whaJuisJ Mr reasons behind them Grangers Meet crosswalks in front of the school, 1316 4-H Town Oommittee haa Jobless Pays tic. Cook wdll remain the elected new offlcera for the 4x7 MAHOSANY J.O «l welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Albair, board’s representative to the the board would set a precedent, Manoheatar Evening HeraM secretary and overseer, respect­ year. Mra. Howard Morey was Show Decline PLYWOOD F « Sheet ^ ^ the commission con- Those interested who have not f Jiitgh school building oommlttoe David Cook heavily traveled areas such elected chairman and Mra. Rob­ Tolland oorreapondent, Bette been called, may contact Mrs. ively, of the Columbia Grange, Cmd Mrs. Kalas will represent as Lieonard's Oomer would also “ '**®“‘'* ***''• • hearing items only ert B. Smith waa elected treas­ Qnatrale, tel. 87B-3845. Itor tha firat nina moniha of Charles Brown, ths chairman of teriorating affect on surrround- . nnbUo hearing and re- George Burnham, Mrs. Irving are local delegates to the Con- j 'ihe board on the public health bu.>i stop, on Baxter St. Is heavi- want the crosswalks. He also urer. Recording secretary la PANELIHB - BLOND TONE th. tormer V en m firo dtotrlot ing rertdenUal properties.’’ o C r S k S S L fw rsT Lohr, Mrs. LaVergne Williams necticut State Grange meeting i nursing committee, if her serv- ly tr.avclcd in the morning and said that, before anything is 1365, tha money paid out to un­ Mra. Kenneth Carlson and oor- employed workers in Manchea- planning commission. Brown wild the proposed son. ular commission meeting. * or Mra. Harry Chalmers. now in session at the Foot Guard plces are still needed. She will there is con.siderable traffic done, the State Highway De­ respondlng secretary Is Mrs. Selectmen Postpone Meet Hall in Wlllimantlc. Local * In'^atlgate to see if the new conge.stion, they say. partment would have to survey Chorches Gets ter, Vemcn, and BpKon totaled Gaston’s request asked a “does not fit into the town's Ths oommisalcn can now hear Gilbert Rau. $871,733 or some $170,000 less change in sene trom Rft-27 to comprehensive plan, end does ttseU on tape after its hearings; First selectman Joseph Szge- Grangers attended the sixth - ' .itchool nurse ahould attend the The suggested ^ck-up area the area. Elected to the ways end da has announced the select- degree meeting last night. ^ tncetings. Town Contract than the payout tor tha same . . PRE-FINISHED $/| /IQ OA tor five lots, beginning on not fit into the regional plan” laat night’s session was record- Is at the junction of the two Harding stiggested that, if the means oommittee were Mra. period in 1964. Welles Rd. and turning the cor- of tha Capital Region Planning ed on a newly acquired tape re- man's meeting scheduled for ------busy young lives * Cook, now serving his third roads and was described as parents were really concerned Roger Beaulieu, John Benedict, Caiorehes Motors of Manches­ For the motdh of September, MAHOOANY 4 s4 9 ner onto Acorn Rd. The corner Agency. oordar, which wlB provide ver- Friday night at Yeomans haa Manchester Evening Herald term as chairman of the board, roomy enough for the bus to about the problem, they should 4x8 ' of the Columbia correspondent, 'Vlrgln- Mra. Gerard Bkniin, Robert ter haa l>Mn awarded a con­ state unemployment checke lot has a house on It, the other wellea, who offered Gaston hstim records of meetings la Carlson tel 22* 9224 r Imported that work on the new turn around in. present a petition to the select­ KJeUqulst, and Mra. Alfred Mou- from the Manchester office of PLYWOOD ^ Sheet four are undeveloped. One, how- the option on the two lots, said •hould legal eoUon ensue. «>«»th of Mra. Brgede s brother, la Carlson, 1. 22* 9224 kigh school is proceeding well, The transportation committee men asking for such a survey. tract for supplying the town lin. Unemployment Oompenaotlon ever, owned by Ted Trudon he favors construction of the RHS Senior Dane* call for the corduroy nnd that the high school build- will check with the selectmen While the board 1s concerned pyilowshlp Workday highway department with two '‘,8#,OT."‘r aitog committee still hopc.s to and the Munroe Bus Oo., to see about safety of the school child­ VOUwwagen, has been partially office building as a buffer be- The Senior Oass of Rockvine Anna Bazlnka, Timmy St., Bl- The Pilgrim Fellowship of the 1966 Dodge dump trucks, at a paved aa an auto storage area, tween Rt. 88 buslneoses and the High School wUl sponsor Its an- hngton; Patricia Rothman, 12 Thrown Egg . Jiave rooms ready for occupan- if the area would be s ta b le ren, the problem is more in United Oongregational Church is combined cost of $12,214. PANELINO - DARK A MED. TONE swamp coat in January. and would be plowed during the Unc with the selectmen's duties, holding a ‘workday tor Christ,' Gaston said tost night bs has Aoorn Rd. reeldenUal ares, but nual cIsm dance on Oct. 28 in Dr.; Martha Curtis, Train Chorches, on Oct. 16, had HALLOWEEN en option to buy two lots, one that he does- ^ o^one the the school auditorium. Tlckete ^ mUnston; Edgar Taber 9 He added that, with 612 stu- winter. he .said. The board backed Hard­ tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. submitted the lowest of seven Hits Woman v0ents in Meadowbrook School The transportation committee ing's suggestion. Members of the group are lASKS & COSTUMES PRE-FINISHED on Welles Rd. and ons on Aoom Inclusion of Trudon s two lots murt be purchesed Uuough the ^ bids, with the other six ranging Rd., from EVanklyn Welles. in the zone change request. Hs school and wlU not be sold at the East St.; Hassan Salley, 6 High- l"**nnd 610 in the Hicks Memorial was also Instructed to discuss The board also agreed to co- available tor odd jobs, includ­ from $13,279 to $17,900. An egg was thrown through , Bchool, the schools are full, but some aspects of the new school aponsor a symposium con­ at Discount Prices! He plana, he says, to build a stdd he has no flnonctoJ interest door. ridge Rd.; Mra. Lucy WllUanyi, an open car window last night, ing raking leaves, mowing, iron­ The two trucks, each with a JAVA EBONY New Britain; Elizabeth Knowl- Who could Hve without It? Th« cor­ * not "crowded to the point of bus contract with the Munroe ference on “Understanding Our ing, etc. Sally Lojzim, Merrow five cubic yard dump body and 80-foot kmg office building ex- In the outcome of the aonlng Women splattering the interior of the • fleep concern”. Bus Oo. Some questions were Children, Adolescence and Sex,’ 4x8 PLYWOOD tending b«wk from Wellea Rd. oommlsslon’s deltoenations. The Vernon Women’s Repub- ton, RFD 1; Rosemary Moran, car and the clothes of the driv­ duroy swamp coat bonded to rubber Rd.; John Lojzim, Merrow Rd.; hoist, will be used for general Per Sheet Ttie board authorized Robert raised, during a lengthy diecus- which will be held in Rockville or Ted Koehler, Anthony Rd. highway maintenance work. tf the zone change to granted. still unclear when the hear- Uoon club will have its monthly lOOH Talcott Ave.; er, Mrs. Marie L. LeMay of 174 for go-go all weather protection- ■ Velardl’s requei^ for a part- sion, about the number of buses Dec. 2. Various area organlza- PANELINO The building would face the tot ing ended was by what author- meeting at the LompUghter Lcnrd and daughter, 79 Vom- St.,police report, " time music teacher, to free Ve- «n A petition signed by resi- Christmas DISCOUNTS FOR ALL age along Rt. 83 is not deep stltute controls or restrictions. Carolyn Smith, East Hartford; without a license, and posted they have made for the Blood olive, cranberry. 6-16. 9 9 dmts of the Baxter Fiarms area ORGANIZATIONS’ enough for present - day com- He singled out the section Elizabeth Erlsmann, 81 Frank- 925 bond for court ap ^r^ ce Bank. As usual, walk - in donors ^ .was received by the board, re- merclal development, and is dealing with earth excavation, lln Park. Nov. 11. Officer Robert are welcomed throughout the DOWNTOWN TURNPIKE PLAZA made the arrest. f tiuesting that the school bus MANCHESTER 706 MIDDLE TPKE. EAST 0-100 w ^oR ia U-124H" 0 forcing local development to go which, he said, seemed to ellm- Discharged yesterday: Mrs. day. Sportswear, Main Floor . pick up their children at an area 975 MAIN STREET Next to Popular Market ABCWBOrllt 8M4 AttBOlH to Manchester, he said. inate performance standards wmts wifcB RMb toSTii _ DRIU . ^ between Old Farm Rd. and COffigiRti tnrfHlMp iR The five lots are immediately that haid been Included in the ( ^dieadcwwood Rd. The present Dovbli-riductkin lun tk a M I adjacent to an existing com­ fire district regpilatlons. " * * 088 low yo«i to powtr MM 1 #'*’'1 Used Cars throoib any nutarial. JLm I mercial zone, the strip along Rt. Building Inspector Francis ^"Ail I said was: ^ W e call these 83. McNulty said other restrictions Neigbbora agreed with the would remain in force, and that Show me a filter that delivers the taste and I’ll eat my hat.” LATE ONES... GREAT ONES! Bef On A Sure Thing! GARDEN SALES buy one and save 0-141 SMUIER 312 OAKLAND ST. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HEIiALD^kANCHESTER, (X)NN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1965 PAGE SEVBN •m ifA&K BIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1965* Buying Land in Cheney Area IRmtrlfFBtTr bad it was, either. In hla memolra. he made himself the steadfast hero, which Suggested by Rec Group EttBttin0 IfFndb waa natural enough, even If It required Henry McCann, chairman of beautiful recreational areas hi the Introduction of ooneiderable Imagi­ the advisory park and rso com­ the state. PUBUSHDD BY THU___ nation Into the processes of recall. (OMthmsd (ram Fsgs •) BBRALD PRINTINO 00.. 0(0L mission, revealed last night that In other rec department • IS BIM«U Strtat IVirmer President Elsenhower, It hla board. In an open-space-com­ related actions, Park and Rec movs and you om hssp going SCancbMttr. Conn. would appear, has committed another pilation report, will include the Superintendent Horace Murphey •nd tiMy wont put a band on kind of sin against the truth. He, the possibility of town acquisition of has announced that the town publlahan you. W vmadM Ati Ootob«ro 1, judgment seems to be, has somehow the old Cheney property, on the soon will advertise for a full­ Look at Buektey. Yesteiday time rec director, plus a full­ managed to forget how good ha was aa afternoon, after hls formal press north side of Hartford Rd., and PKMtalMd l&Y«nr JBTMlInt B»e«pt Swtoja time director for senior citi­ ■iMl UMdaYf. Bnttnd al ih* Po« Offl^ at President oonfsrenes, be stood around and to the west of Bennet Junior SiuiehMUr, Oona, aa Sacond Clan Mali High Bchool, the Army-Navy zens' activilies. liattar. Given a memoir opportunity to re­ be said, ”I see Mr, Lindsay la Club and tha South Methodist The latter, prertrrably a wom­ construct his record, hla policies, and going to attack me tomorrow. SUBSCRIPTION RATBS Church. en, may alternate her duties Payabla la Adranea ____ his feelings, he has come out with a B ’11 probably ohock everybody. between the new Senior Citi­ ia Yaar ...... W-W The area under consideration X Uontlii ...... 11.00 prepared position which bears relatively They’re not ueed to Mr. Undsay zens’ dub and the Rec Centers. ■aylng much of anything at all.” Is approximstely as large as gThrM Month! ...... a.{9 little relationship to the mixture of hu­ Murphey said that the speea One Month ...... l.Sa Mr. Buckley, We left hand Charter Oak Field, scheduled to manity, Instinctive decency, and ’’mld- for the jobe, now being pre­ MEMBER or ___ Jammed Into hla suit jacket be lost In a few years to the re- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS dle road" habits of political thought and pared, will provide tor open • for a new range? Tha Aeaocinted Preea U oxclualvely entlUad pocket tiM way all tha guya kreated Rt. 6. theory which created the atmosphere for oompMitive examinations for Is the uee of republlcatlon of all newa dja- from Tale and thoee oolwOls Squarehiick VW Makes Its Dehut McCann said that the possible the two posts and will be ad­ ■■“if , credited to It or not otherwlie credlt- hla election, for hla administration, and GET THE CASH YOU NEED AT LOW BANK RATES | I this paper and alao the local newa pub- do It, then Bald, *’U,8. Newt and Making its efflolal bow in the U.B. market, the' 19M Volkswagen Squareback Sedan has a acquisition could replace all of vertised In newspapers. for the great accomplishmentsts he could Would Report, by the way, eaye the play area which will be lost LESS BANK CHARGE Iff* right! al republlcatlon of apeclal dla- dS-horsepower air-cooled engine. Fully-synchromesh transmission makea shifting almost ef­ LOAN OF MONTHLY REPA lYMENT TERM S' chea heroin are alao reaerved. ______claim. If he himself could sUll recognise that one half of all the regis- fortless. Ths new model carries five adults or, when the rear seat Is folded, two passengers and, in addition could serve as (per year/ 12 months 24 month! , Inc., what they were. tored RepubUcens are going to and 43J1 cubic feet of cargo Inside. In addition there Is luggage space of 6.5 cubic feet un­ the answer to Bennet Junior Pupils Lack Seats he Herald Printing Comr vote for me.” $ 3 0 0 $ 1 8 $ 2 5 $ 1 2 .6 0 ' : lea no financial reaponalbiiiiy lor It ie fortunate Indeed that some fig­ der the front hood. The compact engine is located under the floor at the rear of the vehicle. High’s athletic-field needs. MimiCH — Although Polish phlcal error! appearing I" aOvertlamentt The figure probably Ie wrong. 6 0 0 3 6 5 0 2 5 , other reading matlep In The Maacheatar ures do their memolra after instead of The Squareback Sedan Is Wso available with a sliding steel sunroof. The Squareback la He said that his proposal in primary schools graduated a But the (act still remains that 9 0 0 54 7 5 3 7 ,6 0 ntnv HenUd. before their political careers. Ever since now on display at Ted Tnidon, authorized VW dealership at Tolland Tpke., TalcottvUIe. not yet on paper nor even in the record 661,600 pupils this year, by everybody letting Buckley 1 ,2 0 0 72 10 0 5 0 \iVt iervice cllem of N. E. A. talking stage and that it Is mere­ only 676,700 classroom seats are ubUshem RepreaenUtlvoi Juimj we first browsed in Truman's memoirs alone he was able to do aome ly a suggestion. available in secondary schools. LIFE INSURANCE INCLUDED le w s Special Agency — New York. Chi- we have had the opinion that the Amer­ good tor Wmself. tike I say, sltlon In 1963 from Providence, 0. Detroit and Boiton. _____ , „ . The loss of Charter Oak Field Radio Free Europe reports. In MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCUUAe ican voters could never have read them Children Service R.I., where he waa director of Nurses to Hold you Mep'out in tWs country he said, Is one of the "biggest the capital, Warsaw, 99.6 per THE COIMNECTICUT BANK TIONS. and then gone to the polls and elected and nobody does anything to Children’s Friend and Servics Area Conclave headaches" facing the town. 'The cent will continue their educa­ AND TRUST COMPANY Dteplav advertlalng cloelnf hourai the man who wrote them, and we are stop you. tt’a bsoutlful. You got Subjiiect of Talk from 1968. Before that time he For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. had been case supervisor direc­ area, with Us many facilities, Is tion but in rural areas solxxd For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Mfjiday. beginning to doubt, from the atmos­ to wake up every morning and Richard Lewis Jr., assistant All Manchester nurses have one of the most complete and space is critically short. 16 N. MAIN 8T__ 898 MAIN ST. For Wedneaday — I p m. Tueaday. tall In love with even the side­ tor of the Children's Bureau, For Thuraday — 1 p.m. W^neaday. phere greeting Elsenhower's effort, that executive director of Children’s Dayton Ohio, caseworker super­ been invited by the Connecticut MANCHEHTEB PARKADE For Friday - 1 p,m. T h ^ a y even he could have been elected Presi­ walk. We got the greatest place Foror sjaiuranySaturday — i1 p.m.p.m._ Friday. ^ tor a guy taking a shot In the Servloes of Connecticut, will visor at New York State Train­ League (or Nursing to attend an laaalfled deadline. 10;.hl a m. each day et dent if he himself, or the public, had had ing School for Boys and a lloatlon except Saturday — 9 Am. Whole worid. apeak Tuesday at 10 a.m. a t a all-day regional educational con­ the idea he waa the kind of man he him­ group worker at the Church of On Election Day hi New York, meeting of the Manchester ference tor area nurses on Tues- Friday, October 22 self now tries to make himself be. All Nations Settlement, New people are going to go into the Auxiliary to Children’s Serv­ i. at Meriden ORANGE HALL As it is, both are home free, the one booths and vote tor Bill Buck- York City. He is married and the father of two daughters, 17 Hospital. See These Trade-Ins never knowing how deficient he was, ley. That provee it so well you ices at Mott’a Community Hall. He will discuss the role of the gjjj 21. Principal speakers at the 2 Break In Bank Break Routine the other not knowing how good he don’t even .need to discuss It J______meeting will discuss the topic For more than two years now Con- agency within the community On The New 1966 Models was, and some current historisuia, be­ anymore. What you need to do la W IFE WORTH STONE "Today’s Stresses on Our OWl ^ ctlcu t has seemed almost like an.fcpen look tor a spot, and then run and explain the scope of Its ac­ lieve it or not, apparently willing to take tivities. HONOLULU — On the Pacifle dren.” Speakers Include Eugene territory to casual holdup artistss )w‘/who out into the street and get your both at their own mistaken word. The speaker was educated at Island of Yap in the Caroline*. L. Ehrlich, child psychiatrist Cadillac, Olds, Ponfiac gpeclalize In making, small hauls from picture on the first page of the where disc-.shaped stones serve ^ con.sulbant to the Newlng- newspaper. Oberlin College, where he re­ branch banks. as money, each "coin,” weigh- ^ Hospital for Crippled Chll- 1906 Publishers Nawsparsr ceived an A.B. degree, and New BINGO AT -Yesterday it happened again over In Syndicate York School of Social Work of Ing 175 pounds, is worth 10,000 dren; and Ellas Marsh, M.D., EVERY SAT. NIGHT — 7:30 Wilson, and It happened to the same In­ GeoTffe F. Dougherty Columbia University where he coconuts, a fourth of an acre chief of the community services In the activity for which nearly 30 72 East Center Street — Manchester stitution ftor the third time. received hls masters degree. of land, on 18-foot canoe or a division of the Connect cut State years of graduates of Manchester High Department of Mental Health. SCRANTON , There was, this time, a slight varia­ He came to hls present po- wife. School will remember him best. George tion In the usuad routine. In which bank Reflections F. Dougherty specialized in leading MOTORS. Inc. •mployes, aa Instructed, cooperate (Continued from Pago 6) young minds Into the skills and tactics UK' quietly with the holdup men, the holdup ROCKVILLE. CONN. of debate. And his own skills, amd quiet­ hide behind cloeed doors can 935 MAIN STR EET - TEL. 643-5171 - OFEN 9 A.M. TO 5;30 P.M. - CLOSED MONDAYS men, in return, behave politely, the only breed suspicion that the ly persuasive tactics for teaching them, State police pursue fiercely, and now board Is not a good one after MUSIC STORES: 241 ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD (522-7201) - 17 OAK ST., MANCHESTER were In themselves unusual. Wjd then with good results, and the in­ aU. WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE - 142 EAST CENTER STREET - TEL. 649-7196 CADILLAC But to many of those who ,watched surance companies settle for the loss. * s s him In his professional career and in This time, just for warning fun, the The advantages ot having the hla Manchester citizenship, George |K)ldup man fired a test shot out of hla preSs attend their meetings Dougherty taught a lesson more valu­ must. Indeed, ha^e been clear 1965 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD Wvolver. able than that of debating skill. On Cape Cod Wkh Bylvlaa Oflora to Oolumbla’a selectmen. 3-Mo«. old. 2,700 Miles. SAVE! SAVE! .This was just a suggestion that per- He taught. In precept, and in hla own FIND THE PEOPLE Apparently It became clear, bAps the state’s peaceful system of behavior, the merit of having convic­ as well, to the selectmen of 1959 CADILLAC LIMOUSINE painless and bloodless holdups is not 'f^Uand. tions, and, once hairing them, of defend­ going to oidure forever. Sooner or later At a meeting this week, the 31,000 Miles. New Car Condition. ing them with feeling and with cour­ somebody' is likely to get hurt. press literally flooded in — and age. He often suffered, and gave the ap­ Sooner or later somebody Is going to was afforded the opportunity of 1964 SPORTS COUPE pearance of, a physical frailty. But the Jimmy Reflections Aecide that perhaps the time has come staying through the entire mind and the spirit were quietly big And 1963 CONVERTIBLE to stop the holdups before they occur. The Elegant Cracker selectinen’e meeting, seeipg the new minority member got hls Imagine! 1961 SEDAN DEVILLE That time has not yet arrived—or at strong. He was never afraid to accept Cloak and Dagger the dignity and responsibility of being a feet wot and the majority seek 1961 HARDTOP SEDAN least It had not arrived on Uie day the Breslin to retain untarnished its un­ Committee on Banking of the Oonnecti- free Individual. By Phineas Fiske 1960 HARDTOP SEDAN Those who were privileged to associ­ disputed reign. A Daystrom 7 pc* Sut Legislature held its public hearing NEW YORK, Oot. 22 — The "Nothing surprises me In pol­ body would have givm ms The poUtloal debates will not 1960 S€DAN ate with him, in the school, and In the last winter on proposed measures which more that happiens, the more itics,’’ he said. ’’Except hones­ enough money Just to pay the It Is surprising. In Estate so tittle difticulty in bnaMng off quickly end; but the decision community, feel the loss of both parts of ty.’’ pvuld require the installation of auto­ tha* you’ve got to love the,whole sign painter I could’ve raised small as Connecticut, in how the challenge,, minority repreaen- that they should be -openly tired dinette for 79.! the man—his skill with the outline and And all along, Ws statements hell and come out a big man.” many ways the classic political tation laws fated that there seems, in the Ught of the In­ matic cameras in all baidcing instltu- country. Anybody who dies a no­ OLDSMOBILE tipns. the tongue—but, much more Important­ smd inferences, in New York He’s got It right. Everyday, sagas can be played. should be at least one- Demo­ evitable ooneequencea other­ body in this country does it on cuteness, have asked tor a little Herbi'e Sincere alts and hits him­ The installation and operatlbn of such ly. the true richness of heart and soul Take, for examplk, the oft-re­ crat zealot on the thr.ee-man wise, to be the wisest. 295. c which Inhabited suid illumined every­ his own. Because this la the white backlash at the polls. self on . the head because he peated tale of the press and the board. All of which compounded 1963 " 8 8 HOLIDAY SEDAN c bameras Is not prohibitively expensive. easiest place in the history of thing he did. Mr. Buckley comes out then didn’t keep going and make a board of selectmen, with ail its the reticence felt by the GOP 1962 "98 CONVERTIBLE Bor would such cameras guarantee the the whole world to walk out as nothing more than an B3e- This handsome Chippendale win? splash by running tor mayor. myriad variations—like a basic majority. 1962 "88" HOLIDAY COUPE aventual arrest of every bank bandit. and be a Big shot. It’s beauti­ gant Cracker. But standing at a Clifton De Berry ought to do myth developed In some new PARTY FAVORS chair authentically -reproduces a But such cameras would constitute at ful. All you need is a little table in his office yesterday, that, too. He had the Socialist fine old original. Complete choice F-85 4.DOOR SEDAN way to suit the country In which Itie elements of the scene In FOR KALLOWEEN 1962 nerve. Here’s this Robert Shel­ he had it made._A few months Worker nomination for Mayor least one obstacle to the easy crime. Electronic People-Processing it finds a home. Columbia were approxlrhately of top grain leathers to order for 1962 SUPER 88 HOLIDAY SEDAN “I am an individual human being. ton sitting In Washington with a ago, he 1VOS just another name. . and he didn’t do a thing with They would constitute, as the presence T w o weeks ago, TbJiand’s se­ the same; the spSriflcs were Chrictmas; some colors for imme­ Please do not fold, spindle, or muti­ whole Congressional committee But now he has the political It. So now nobody knows who ARTHUR DRUG 1961 OLDS. CONVERTIBLE M armed gpiarde or special. policemen lectmen expressed some sur­ quite different. diate delivery. Profuse nail trim. T late.” making a big man out of him. race hi New York completely difton De Berry ie and It serves 1961 OLDS. HOLIDAY SEDAN T nsed to do, back In the days when the prise that the press should have In New York we have Bill Buck- loused up. The Elegant Cracker, There the minority represen­ ■yVe are not wearing such identifica­ him right. taken a sud,den shine to them, 1960 OLDS. HOLIDAY COUPE theory was that bank holdups ought to ley lousing up the big political just by stepping out and taking tation law came up with one of tion tags yet But the more we become Ttie same with VHo Battista and start to report their meet­ be contested rather than conceded, some mere numbers In the innards of elec­ race for mayor and becoming a shot at life, has made Mm- its peculiar anomalous results- and Eric Haas of the-Jtoclaltst ings. Unprepared for such an fc \ Htfd of deterrent bo somebody conslder- tronic data-processlng machines, the a big man all of a sudden. self known forever around here. the first selectmen Is a member 1 LEFTOVER 1965 OLDSMOBILE Labor Party and all people like event, they wound up going of one party, and the other two i a holdup. - more we dial a phone and talk only to And one kid stands up and bums It’s great. How are you going that. home wttliout getting much selectmen are members of the iSuch a camera safeguard, however, a recording machine, the more the mar­ his draft card and the FBI came to put a knock on anyplace 1— JET STAR 88 HOLIDAY SEDAN You see, the way things are done. other. Thus one party occupies faiiled to gain any impressive support at velous accuracy of computers is accom- after him with wha* looked like where it’s so easy to succeed? today, If you merely do some-'- And, just this week, Colum­ the single most powerful seat, toV Genera! Assembly's public hearing. pamied by flaws owing to their imper­ more men than they use to "I told you,” my friend Her­ thing you surprise people so' bia’s selectmen were also visit­ while the other controls a ma­ sonality—the more such things happen, chase the Mafia and the kid got bie Sincere, who once wanted Pj^k. officials apparently shied away much tbat they don’t make a ed by the press—In this case, jority of the votes. the more we may be tempted to think his picture in every paper that to run for mayor, keepe scream­ PONTIAC fipm the expense; insurance companies at their own invitation. AlMg on the heels of the elect­ th at we are being thought of as a face­ prints. Beautiful. Go out In the ing. ’’I told you that If some- (See Page Seven) iHparently preferred to continue to take street and take off your clothes ion, with the almost inevitable- less mass. pie friendly little losses Involved In most'' and you’re an international cel­ •confllota to follow came the In­ 1965 BONNEVILLE VISTA But stay; The data-proceesed world The varlatibn tm the theme W these holdups of neighborhood branch ebrity. vitation to the press to come has its eye on you. Not as a punch-card, played In Tolland this week goee 1964 BONNEVILLE VISTA institutions. In fact, the atmosphere at but as you, James Ingpldsby, 495 W ar­ Look at Shelton. I absolutely sit in at the selectmen’s meet­ guarantee you" that he does not A Thought for Today back a bit. ings. 1962 STAR CHIEF VISTA pie hearing almost put out the welcome ren Avenue, one car, Me iWfe, two chil­ Its development seems to have 1961 TEMPEST STATION WAGON ^gn fqr more peaceful, petty holdutw In dren, early-model television, late-model carry on a conversation with a victory Is Ours ^tl)at the bride and groom have IVhy this Invitation at (tils nine-year-old and come out a begun many political genera­ time? p^nnecticut. The invitation contained In mortgage. But ye are washed, but ye are 'm uch to lesun before they be­ winner. Now here In New York, tions ago; over the years, the It you’re going to have It’s not that your “profile" le just sanctified, but ye are justified come truly husband and wife All seven pieces 7 9 . CHEVROLET ^ c h irresolution has been accepted. But Shelton would not make - it. Republican majority on the trouble, the best place to have stored somewhere, waiting to trip you in the name of the Lord Jesus, !and heads of a family; few jrsBterday one of the guests violated the Everybody has hls own place board of selectmen has become It Is In public. up over an unpaid bill or a mistaken tax and by the Spirit of our God. - ever succeed entirely. eoile, and fired a shot inside the institu­ to become big. And Shelton Is more and more firmly en­ report Rather, your data-processed In­ It Is sen hard for us to believe We should know that "in the Start something behind cloeed 1962 STATION WAGON tion he had selected as his target for the perfect for Alabama, where pub­ sconced. WHh the mantle of gov. doors, and the smoke will be dividuality Is being promoted by mar­ that our salvation has already name of the Lord Jesus and by 1962 IMPALA 4-DOOR SEDAN lic Interest in brains centers on emment wrapped about them so leaking oiU the. chinks before day. Perhaps bank holdupe will begin to keting consultants as a means of re­ been achieved and that our only the Spirit of God,” we have al­ MANCHESTER ★ '35 x 50x 60" Daystromite top A deluxe swivel rocker with solid what the quaKerback tor the kmg, the Republicans developed the air Inside oen clear. 1961 STATION WAGON pirn a little serious, and to be so con- storing personal service to the art of task la to make It real in our ready been baptized Into the cherry trim, foam rubber cushion university is thinking about a touch of aloofness, an air of And, os the reports circulate, pdered. consumption in an age of big-business lives. We know that the natu­ Body of Christ, already made 1960 STATION W AGON whrai it Is third down. We’re dif­ ths private club. In the conduct they will expand to proportloos JAYGEES and soft, comfortable button-tuft­ and big markets. ralized citizen who has juat re­ holy, already made righteous. 1959 STATION W AGON ferent here. We must have so- ceived hls final papers has of government. tar greater than Ufe. , ed back. Gold or olive textured We keep hearing that the • United But we have much to learn be­ ★ Walnut - grained plastic phlstloatlon in New York. A lit­ much to learn before he be­ fore this past event becomes Into this hallowed scene came Then coma the denials, and' covers for immediate delivery. States is changing from an industrial to tle wit. Which la, of course, comes fully American in all hls the sole foundation of our total wading, this fall, a zealous and the counter • denials, and so are Other swivel rockers from. $79. ' k ' k ' k Self-Destructive Memoirs a service economy. According to recent : Memoirs seem to be becoming increas­ where WUllam F. Buckley ways of thinking and acting; life; few ever succeed entirely. election-bent Democratic party, forth — none of them nearly advertisements, here are new ways ma­ 1963 FORD FAIRLANE STATION WAGON ingly destructive of the men who write oomes In. few ever succeed entirely. We Hie major work, however, has busting for a chonce at the seat so effective as leaving (he doom 2 chines could do their bit: COMING TO ★ Bronzetone metal legs 2 “Has anything surprised you know that the newly licensed been done. The beach-head has of power. And with the Demo­ open In the first place. 1962 FORD 2-DOOR SEDAN piem, and In our time only Winston With taped patron profiles, a large Churchill and Charles de Gaulle seem to ' about politics so far?’’ some­ driver has much to learn before b e ^ established; the mopping- crats Came an equally zealous On the other hiuid, given free 1962 PLYMOUTH FURY 4-DOOR SEDAN bank could, establish “en masse . . . body waa asking Buckley yes­ Pave enhanced their own ■ stature and he becomes a good driver; few up action has begun. campaign. shd open d e t ^ , both faettons— YOUR HOUSE 1962 STUDEBAKER LAUK V-8 4-DOOR SEDAN personal relationships comparable to terday afternoon. ever succeed entirely. W On the American scene, however, the any new car he buys within a certain Mill quloldy be recognised; to fesult has been less positive and pleas­ period of time.” BUY A BAG OF ant. (Sea Fage tsvsa) Ye« . . big family dining at a small family price! You get the big table and Or when the tape shows a customer’s LIQHT BULBS six chairs for $79 . . all Daystrom superior quality. Daystrom has been the ‘ -The two leading memoirists of our children are ready for college, don’t SCRANTON ttme, former Presidents Harry Tpuman for him to call. Invite him in to discuss loading designer and maker of metal and plastic dining furniture for over d Dwight Eisenhower, have been ad- an education loan. Herald AH bulb* raftd for 25 years. Its insistence upon the finest materials, the newest manufact- Sttedly deficient In. the element of “After all, your customers 'are your turing methods, and the alertness to the trends of the time assure you ftyle. friends. Seek a sale flat out, and under­ Yesterdays maximum Iff# In Hio, standably they tend to'be a little mlff- They have not the rhetoric of Church- the host in styling and quality. Sd. 0ut cloak the sale In an offer of spe­ Mondiostor ofoctm , nor the elegance of de Gaulle. They MOTORS, k t cial advantage to them aa friends, and 25 Years A||o Daystrom, for instance, makes its own Daystromite plastic table tops that 4o not even manage that highest of all what a transformation can take place!’’ OaoU w. Bngland W’’ M rvieaarto. stay new looking through years of constant use. They are highly resistant |rts—the unadqrned simplicity which ’This Is part of a theory that past cus­ pervlsor of oM age enrollment 166 UNION STREET — ROCKVILLE •an use thp most ordinary words to tomers are excellent prospects for being tax. to stains, food acids, scratches and heat up to 275 degrees. Daystrom bal­ ♦onvey the most sublime thoughts. They sold more. ’Die quoted consultant says Msmtian of. Htositord County 4 - 60 wotti ances the top with plastic UNDERNEATH the top to prevent tops from TEL. 643-9533 — 875-2521 ♦re, in the' department of style, tor- the “basic eixperlence Is subject to In­ Medical Aoaoclatlon gather for chipping, warping or checking. craftsmen, working too hard at J finite refinement.” liSUi semi - annual meeting' 2 - 75 watts Are we individuals, ready for UilsT OTsntng with golf at tlM Man- Daystrqm's Coloramic finishing process for table and chair legs is the BarcaLounger . . . the one and only m business of getting the word that is 2-100 watts quite right In the place that is not Ready to have our every wish electroni­ eheatsr Country Club. est in the dining industry . . a finish that will not crack, peel, chip or chair that adjusts automatically cally anticipated—a salesman at the rigM either. Manohoster Braiwh sf the color under daily use. Legs have self-adjusting glides. Only first grade to any position you choose for per­ door with what we nee(l, Just as ws British Wsr lUUsf aoeisty rar $2 tha bog Open House Tonight > p u t the deflolancy of style U not im- vinyls are used torfor seats and backs otof chairs.cnairs. , .a beige textured with fect body contour com fort.. . read- thought ws were going out to get It? ylYss many Isttsrs of thanks in?, TV watching, snoozing. In ox- Speaking for ourselves, we find a cer­ toom gvatsful Londoasn. gold and tan, on this group. A damp cloth keeps every inch of this fine Your purehoso will blood, or green vinyls $175. Num­ FOR CADILLAC ~ OLDSMOBILE f C " self-revelation Is. tain piquancy In Oie notion of facelesa group fresh and baautiful ~ J pVirmer President Truman’s mem- machines considering us aa unsplndled 10 'Veara Affo erous fabrics, vinyla •or genuine PONTIAC revealed that the country ' was human Individuals while philosophers Ssoond C o n g r s S 'R U s a A wpfMit many ehrle ( r • leathers to order.‘Other recliners tell us that mankind's own view of It­ timitad quantity, so hurry in tonight. (We're open until 9 p.m.) tijbellevably fortunate to have things Church msmbsti view movies of ond community oe- reduced us low as $89. 1966 MODELS SHOWING ^ ae well as they did while he was In self Is becoming sadly depersonalized. fkiod dlaastor. In Futaam and But if ws doon’t want what that ^.White House. In other words, the WlnsUd. ■alesman’s tape says we want, we’re go­ HviHat. lltry never quite suspected how poor Rsd oala-trss to bs plantsd ing to politely aak him to take his foot and dmUoaOM to ths •frestdency this was, on the inside. And from the door.-'-CHIUS’nAN SCIENCB rsNsry of ths United Nations I Ttatnaa hlmsblf never ^ e UONITOIt Owiter Park bsbtnd ths old po> Itoo stetlM . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1966 PAM

PAG8 EIGHT MANCllb^STEK EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CUNN^ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1965 - ^ Oa-Bdltarai United Msthcdlot Ohuroh. CMrts ■■artotMHwro S t which la proposed for R-1 ft ia i OntRael may wear ooatumsa If l*»ey Barbara Coeeenl realdentlal rather thfui bual- Bolton H J ^ r o n wlah. I f i t party will and at • Halana Klaoolt neaa. pan., 10 mlnutaa latar than *»6Rf5S5r There are aleo near regula- Uonn governing a number of Churches^ Clothing (Canvass T he H igh School W orld Cimnges in Zoning Rules types of development. Including- Noniry Varly hoepltala, convalescent homes, The Bolton Oooparatlv* Kurs- v o ETx x F n TT Friday, October 28 Compiled by Stodente of MaochesUr High Behod Mrs. Joyce Doo, IM N y - Slated for Nov. 9 Airing l o d ^ , clubhouses, off-etreet Starts Tomorrow Morning ary School will havt a HaHo- parking and loading space. New WBOB party “muriday during A CAR FROM PAUL DODGI PONTIAC ■ohool. ChlklrM) are to wear Th* H«bron planning and Rt, »A , and Includw the area provisions are IncMed for Men and boya from the four Shanahan, a aoolal atudlaa Bolton churchea will begin their tsachsr, was driYsr • sducatten ttisir oostumsa. In Memoriam Txmixtg— 1— ooinnUtakm vjiM wlU hold a ‘ o Hoadly Rd. and Reldy ^ Hill planned business and Industrial Striders Hit Bones. door ■ to • door coUeetton of do­ ooordInsOor nt WaHMrsflaM ■aay A a t a m A LL MAKES Booters Bounce "W s whom Ufa ohangaa Juniors Hear of Opportunities public hearing on proposed revl- y^ „gy High School, taught driving for Ootebsr waa not alwaya aa Ohurrti services Sunday will nations for the unRed clothing with Its svary whim remam- sight yaara In a Waat Hartford piaaaaat as R baa bsan thla 13m «toM « f '8T WM •iona In the nonln* refulaUona, ^ aoutharest tndinrtrlal be: bar now hla steadfastnasa. Big Start, appeal tomorrow morning, start­ summer school, and also had w ^ Baok In 1841, a 14-bour ALL MODELS peOpoeed subdlvlalon rofulatlona j, added'in the old Rt. 3— St. Peter’s EJpdscopal, Holy In him was a perfaction, an ly waloomad to Sm flnri ing at S. Ma own driving school tor tour atorm tba first weak of ths a M the praposed town soning Jonea S t afda. Tbe ama3l. Qil- OamtmnHdn, ^ a.m Morning Back After Loss unconscious graca, Ufa could Then Falter itoaqi^, TuMday durtog UAr > V M _ ». A Jm .J VaAJtasAAM ^ d OsAanMat. 'A«a^ ■n«-ni l~>Bl years. month dumpad 11 Inohsa of iqep, .on l^v^ • at 8 pjn. In the ead btfflheaa an*',. lndfli»tfltll1 P ra yer and sermon, the Rev. An envelope containing Infer- Ardent ooccer fana, who brav­ (ha first thraa quartan. Tlitn, not mar, and death cannot Asked If he ware ever ner^ snow, caustng damag* to many USE OUR ONE OR TW O YEAR extonda^inintr^^ pniod. Hehroti elementary school. zoned -are oHpslnilted. vlU i the OoMon W. Weeman officiating. matloa about the drive and a ed laat Friday', damp overoaat with seven minutes left In the affact." Thesa words of tha Tha MHB OroiN Country team vous teaching novloes, Shana­ ■till Isafy trass and forcing daat Ooun^-FiyMaiiit, < h f O o ^ of all material to be ex«ei> Cross, pastor, ’ of­-* bootera aa they dropped their Hence '66 who, with a flick of but even they fall short of formanca by gaining a doubla by pointing out tha ImportMi In Bolton by girls of ths dents steering right off ths rond. Town Clark OUva Toomay fioe the Douglas Library and northwest business, doad Is add- ficiating In both pulpits, as flrri game alter a hard fought a complete description of victory over Hall and Platt High part which tha junior elaaa plaijr* churches last Saturday. He added ttiot the oldest psracn oama acroas this bit of Infcrma- hla head, guided the ban Into tht; selectmen’s office for study, ed at the Intersection o f RU. usual. 1 to 0 baU14 with Brlatol <3en- Mr. Georgs F. Dougherty, Schools, at Hall High School’s In tha rtudant body. Ha >trasa«d The clothing, blankets and he had taught was 08, and aha Uon In tha mlnutaa of the mast­ the neta tor a goal. The remain­ because the supply of copies is 88 a n d ' ./k Gilead ohUrchgoera last Sun­ tral. This outstanding personal­ homa course on Tuesday, Oot. ths need of their support In other material collected wlU be got her license on the first try. ing, which was held anyway. PAUL DODGE der of the game constated of a Ug^lted, none may be removed. The’ west eentral birtpjops day were met at the door by Frequent downpoura that aent strong defense lead by co-cap- ity, described by many of 5th. Two trips to Brlatol on Fri­ achool activtttes and In purehaa- divided between the (3aUx>Uc The 36 students taking tha School Mean day, Oct. 8th and Tuesday, Oct. .^Tie proposed nonlng map in- BonC on Ri. »A In the aresi of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Spauld­ the fan. running for eheRer, ac- tatn Dave Brady ;66. When the tha MHB faculty members Ing S A A books. Mr. Miller^ Visa Bl.shop's Clothing 0>Uectlon and course Uils semester will do Tha menu for next weak has 13th and a home meet on Fri­ Clp,des four R-3 sonas, where Wflliam Hills remains up- ing. companled the flrat half of play (Inal whistle blew, the Indians as an "unfailingly cheerful Praeldent of ths junior elaaa, the (Protestant) (Jhurch World their road work after school and an tntamational flavor, In hon­ PONTIAC day, Oct. 16th rew rsed the ache building lots, 200-foot chaitged. as does the soaith cen­ that ended with both teams In a Individual,” began his high then Introduced the main speak­ Service Clothing Drive, Saturdays. After three hours In or of United Nations Weak. whooped off the field with a 1-0 frontage and* a minimum of tral buslne.ss zone on Rt. ^5, Mapoheater Kvenlng Herald acoreleae deadlock. A good shot school teaching career In gains as Indian runners loat to er tor the assembly, Mr. UojfO To quote from a letter signed Bolton they’ll be ready for Man- Thera win be no achool Friday 878 Mata 8L MANCHESTER 649.2881 victory. Much deserved praise 500 square feet per dwelling (Tina’s, etc.). The smitir cen­ Hebron correspondent, MIsa by the Central offense put the Manchester In 1937 after Bristol Central, Bristol Baatara Bemis. by the four local paators, who oheater traffic, Shanahan sold, beoouaa of tba taachars’ conven­ goes to BUI Hlllnski '67 whose be required. tral Industrial zone through Susan Pendleton, tel. 338-S4M. seven years of teaching at and Maloney High School teams. and then on to Hartford. visitor, on the MXireboard (or hustle to every ball became the Mr. Bemla, wtio narrated tlia he remainder of the town, spearheaded the drive, "A u ­ tion. Havana University In Cuba. The .record waa evened by a Amston is unchanged. ’Hif^gen- the first time midway through sparkplug of the booters offense. movie "Time for DedeioeL’f the exception of the spo- FEMAUBS DEADLIGR tumn Is making the hills of Bol­ Outing Club Monday, sloahburgar on roU, Originally a social studies complete shutout over Oonard eral business zone In ^.Hebrpn the tnlrd atanza. The one Cen­ The Jayvee soccer team con­ pointed out to the etudenta that cla^ Amston Lake area, \vill re- ton a vista of varied colore, and The Bolton Outing Club has potato chlpa, carrot sticks, teacher, he waa, before hie High School on Monday, Oot. Center Is unchanged, with the NE3W YORK — The female tral goal went on to be the otily tinued their wining ways last It la now their turn to etep Into rMln in one-acre zoning, with the last of the harvest is being scheduled a hike and picnic In Fiench apple sUcss; Tuesday, death, a valued member of ISth at home. exception of the north side of plant of the marihuana speclea score of the afternoon and the Tuesday by clobbering the Hall view and be counted. Today's the present 960 square feet re- ^ Borst’a to .W a ll is deadlier than the male. gathered into the bams. The Devil’s Hop Yard State Park In American chop sucy, cabbage the language department as In a trI-meet with HaB and one that handed the strong MH6 teens want, a Ufa of purpose, rhe northeast R-3i zone starts Church Notes S t G eo rg e’s Episcopal tora—aMund or aOent, alao has opened fields of unlimited ment of EMucation to attend a committee of members of each To Visit 8 life about him, he devoted len, '66, Ken Knight, ’66, Ken iforth of the Andover road to N ext ’Thursday, members of of the four churches. Church will hold an apple fes­ 85 mm. slide projectors. Hankenson, '66, and Bob McKin­ opportunities to technicians and ' special meeting ’Tuesday at 7:30 much o f his time to reading east of East St., and in­ the Women's Felloavshlp of the tival tomorrow from 11 a.m. to ney, '68. anglneera. Our past achlsve- p.m. at the elementary school. A few more station wagons WELDON DRUG CO. debate material and follow­ cludes the area to W all St. and Ck>ngregatlonal CJhurch will 4 p.m. In the pariah hall. There Indian runners found Bristol menta in thla field ars only a Dr. Howland heads the depart­ are needed for pick - up to­ 801 Main S t . - ^ 648-5831 NE CoUeges ing the sports column. south of Skinner Lane. complete the sewing kit proj­ will be apple desserts of all Eastern and Bristol (Jentral’s student Council president Guy Tangercme addresses the class o f 1967 at their flrat formal aampla of future exploits. Cer­ ment’s School (Construction morrow morning. Anyone will­ MHS students, faculty and The southweet R-2 zone runs ect to be presented as their of­ kinds to eat with free coffee or President Dale MadLean, ’66, hilly course and good runners assembly during the extended homeroom period on Tuesday. Seated from left to right are tba tainly mors trained people wU Ekjonomy Service. He will re­ ing to offer his services should friends of Mr. Dougherty ^puth of Stone House Rd. and fering at World Community to take home for supper. called the first meettng of the too difficult to defeat. Both main speaker Mr. Lloyd Bemis and Vice Principal Miller. (Herald photo by Satemia.) be needed. view questions which the board call Mrs. Louis Dascanio, trans­ wish to express their deep­ Day Nov. 6 at the Salvation Scout Halloween Party teams managed to run Man- ' Business trained people are tai has raised about final plans for portation ch^rman. National Honor Society to or­ est sympathy for the loss of Army Citadel in Wllllnmntlc. There will be no Boy ^ o u t- Chester' out of the top places. great demand. The aecretarlal the addition to the elementary Driver Education HEADQUARTERS der, Monday Oct. 11. A business this bqloved teacher and SAAOOOD BUY Youngstera in the church are Girl Scout Halloween party A hop>e (or a return to vic­ accounting and marketing ma­ school. Boitton High School now has valued member o f the com­ WIN A DIAMOND again supplying needles, thread, this year because of a dance be­ meeting was held and future tory failed to materialize last Don’t forget—buy SAA jors hava becoma necessary fac­ The Schcnl Building 0>mmlt- its driver - eduoatian car, a new FOR munity. scissors, buttons and the like to ing held Thursday at the jun­ plans were discussed. There waa Friday as Maloney High School, and start saving Now. By tors in our rising economy. Op- Ou 1 CARAT RING tee has also been invited, as white sedan, courtesy of Man­ help fill the bags. ior - senior high school, which DIvMwd Paid stealing the first two places, just attending several home portunltiee In banking, hotel, ■r' JUST COME IN: well as the board of finance, chester Plymouth Inc. ROLLEIFLEX a reminder to senior members Parents of children making many of the older scouts are Im a Day af Deposit football games, ,you will motel and restaurant jnanage- Fire Chief J. Russell Ttfompson, o f the National Honor Socletor A s 80IT1I)1 V H e ld edged out Manchester with a 28 ‘;tr e a s u r e s h o p p e contributions are asked to see Joseph Shanahan, instructor, planning to attend. The party PENTAX •’ to 32 win. save the original cost of ment have aleo become Interest­ Principal Doris Chamberlain, Scholarship, determined by that the Items are brought to said the students taking Instruc­ was to have been held the sanie the ticket. The sale w ill ing fields in which advance­ JMANCHESTER PARKADE P.S.A.T. scores. AppUcajUons The Indians refused to be and Superlntendont of District the church on Sunday. tion now will probably get their night. j AGFA For Sophomores continue until Nov. 5 but ment la not unknown. may be pricked up In the Guid­ beaten last Monday by a West 8 Schools Aram Darmajlan. Another project which the licenses during Christmas vaca­ Junior Girl Scopt Troop 667 ’f t -ft the sooner you buy— the "Edvxuition Is never tewnlp- KODAK ance Office in order to take the The first sophomore guidance Hartford team, end they showed Final plansr for the school ad­ local church Is working on is tion. This Is the first year the will hold Its own Halloween more you save. SAA may al.” Addltkmal training aftsv exam In December. assembly was Introduced on by taking dition were presented to the the Oiurch World Service cloth­ course has been offered In Bol­ party at its regular troop meet­ YASHICA vS A VI N G S rru J ^ places from Ctonard be purchased in two install­ high school is neceesary, building committee on Oct. 7 ing drive, to help needy persons ton. ing Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at Immediate future plans in­ New Teacher Tuesday, Oct. 12 by Mr. Leon- High School. Running weU for ments of 11.50 each to de­ whether It be apprenticing, an KONICA clude the annual Campua and the board of education at a .abroad. Contributions may be .V././ LOAM A recent addition to the Eng- ard In the auditorium. He brief- MHS were Dave Mellen, Ken fray the $3 cost of the the job, or a college educatloQ. special meeting Oct. 13. Archi­ left at the church Sunday or SAWYER \ S V 4 ) I { \ I I I » N. Crutse, on Oct. 39. A schedtUe booklet. llrii Department at MHS Is Mr. ly reviewed the rules concern- Knight, A1 MacDonald Ken Paula Oiaccmlnl, 18I tects (^handler and Palmer of early Monday morning. It has was presented to the club. They HONEYWEU v tM m g Fred J. Ballestrlni, an Bhiglish Ing absences and make-up. Hankenson, ail ’86, Dave Stone- Norwich are now making been requested that ten cents will visit the (Connecticut Col­ on,. ___X nian '67, and Bob McKinney ’68. The program was >1 then turned . . j . changes In the plans recom­ per pound of clothing be con­ KEYSTONE OPEN TILL 4 PJM. MONDAY THROUGH FBIDAT lege for Women and the U.S. n teacher. / " „ A tri - meet today at Wllla- 0 mended at the t ^ meetings. tributed to defray shipping Oout Guard Academy In Con­ Mr. Ballestrlni, who attended over to Miss Beechler of the mantle with Windham and BELMONT THURSDAY NIGHT 6 to 8 O’CLOCK Undefeated MHS Plans The building committee meets charges. Mrs. Richard Adams necticut. From there they will Central Connecticut State (Col­ Guidance Department, who em- Wethersfield Us all that remains again Monday, and hopes bo will see that the clothing Is Satisfaction travel to Rhode Island to tee 1007 MAIN ST. NEAR MAPLE ST. lege, Trinity, Yale, and the Uni­ phaslzed the lmp)ortance of a of ored In English while In col­ school. A two-part filmstrip "HOUSE OF QUAUTY CARPETINO Guy Tangerone Bev Burfce Dr. David Fllnchbaugh, Birch take an overnight camping trip versity and Pembroke College. lege and has his Master's De­ was shown about adjustment Beats Central In Retailing^^ and BRAIDED RUGS'” COIN OPERATED Dr., a research scientist for­ to the Times Farm Camp to­ SALEM NASSIFF In Jtfaasachuaetta, stops will be gree as well as his B.S. Degree. and future planning for first- Scene— A wet, muddy field on Do you picture a jdb In ra- night. Mrs. Paul Donahue, Mrs. FREE ESTIMATES • EASY TERMS WA8H-’N-DRY CLEAN merly with United Aircraft Re­ made at Holy Cross and (Clark He has taught English eind his­ year high school students. Miss a rainy Friday night in Bris­ Legion of Honor Philip Denoncourt, and Mrs. Lu­ 308 Main St., Manchester— (Across From Bourne Bulck) taii sales aa working behind. S 11 filAPLE ST. search Laboratories and now Camera & Photo University. Other functions held tory at Farmington High Beechler explained the role the tol. lAcross From First National with Andersen Laboratories of cas Moe will be in charge. OPEN TO NIG H T tUl 9:00 • Phone 643-6663 each year are the reunion with School and Coventry High gruidance counselor can play Guy Tangerone is a name of­ It was getting daric, and I waa counts with aching-coma an4 c Tickets for the Sock and Dramatis Personae — Man­ Store Parking Lot West Hartford, recently took Twenty five girls will make the alumni In December, the ban­ School, and Ehigllsh at Istltuo during a high school career, _ , , . . . chester High football team vs. ten associated with achieve­ just sitting there. For the twent- a thousand complaining oudr> 991 MAIN ST. helping a student- to Interpret P';?d'^ction. "The W ary • OPEN 7 DAYS part in a joint meeting of the trip. quet In April, both in the (Commerciale M. Buonarroti, In Bristol Central football team. ment. Whether it Is in the form ieth time I looked down at the tomers, slaving long hours fcT 16-Lb. Wash—25e American Physics ’Teachers, charge of the junior advisors, Orezzo, Italy. his individual needs for future Anne Frank, are available They may be purchased A ct I Scene I of presiding over the Student paper in my lap, h(^>ing against low pay— somewhere on a phuM' 8-Lb. Dry Clemi—82.00 held at the University of Maine Manchester Evening Herald and the Induction on M ay 4th. planning. Mr. Baltestrinl’s extra-cur­ Bob LaPolt '66; H ey guys, wlth "Uncle Tom’e Cabin” 5 Lbs. Or Undeiv-flAO in Orono. His contribution to the Andover correspondent, Law ­ Jill Hortoh, ’67 member for.Jl.OO Council as its president (or the hope that I would find the begin­ Although NHS Is not obligat­ ricular interest Is athletics, without SAA and g.60 with think It’s going to rain! Mark progi-am was a paper titled, rence Moe. tel 742-0796. 66-66 school year or tactically ning somewhere on the page. •Si ed to do service for the school, which Is Illustrated by the fact SAA. Oakman '66: EJverybody bring about time you brought that that he was baseball coach at maneuvering a woman into buy­ There was Bev Burke written partlcljjatlon in a service proj­ CHESS CUUB VICrrOBIOUS Chocolate almond bars, but- their water wings? Dick Bom- picture up to date by having-'a LOOKING FOR A USED CAR? ect of some sort waa sug;gested. Farmington High School. in bold, Impreseive letters. Be­ The Manchester High School ter toffee, and Ice cap mint berger '66: Boy you guys with ing a pair of G. Pox and Co. talk with Mancheeter’a - aSs T Mr. Ballestrlni, who resides low that, vast, empty space. Since the Idea met with ap­ Chess Team continued as the wafers are only a few of the the big feet sure have it made shoes. Guy’s effort reveals a thualaatic occupational coor­ proval from most mecnbeirB, a In 'Tolland, commented that only school team unscored up- many types of candies being tonight, lota o# traction . . . It was not so much what to Why Not Try A Value-Rated Used Car special trait, the pride of ac- dinator, Mr. Sidney Cohen. committee was formed to get MHS la the largest school he on with Its 3-0 shutout over sold by the library pages. The A ct IV Scene TV say, but where to begin. Should complishmervt, evident in many, Mr. Oshen is preoently in­ Ideas for programs. has ever taught In. Conard High School on Thurs- sale has been going on for two I start by describing her school Mark Heller ’66: (Breaking achieved by few. Guy is among volved with the relnstltution eg From Manchester Motor Sales? Following the discussion of Liz Blcklcy, ’67 day, Oct. 7. The Individual vie- weeks and is scheduled to con- courses — Honors French m , up with laughter after pimtlng this latter group. In choosing a a program known aa Distribu­ business, Arlene LaPenta, '66, tors for the Manchester cause tlnpe for several more. The German, I, BkigUsh IV luid from Knee-deep mud) Ha. Ha. future wife, Guy stresses sin­ tive Education. This allowal' hig^e showed slides of her two-month Oiem istiy? Should I talk aboqt FREE! ...... » The colors for the present were Edward Szymano.ski '67, candies range in price' from The scene has been set and sriiool atudents to learn Uh * cerity and personality aa the clubs — Somanhla, NHS, -Oer- stay In Peru as an APS ex- classes are: Senior —^ purple; Dave Dlngwell '67, and Greg fifty cents to 81.50, and all pro- the Indians rolled to a convinc­ techniques o f retailing, wtM>Iaenln« In retedl ealaa 2 THEYU HELP YOU MAKE THE doog. Our men are interested in making yout ute halves aa oppoaed to the furnace p^oim at its highest effleienoy arid J.V. game which coneiated of up the middle ^ t h Dave Turner .urf. But for a few yearn Guy’s 500 In whWeeWe, and 1,000 to two ten minute halvee. Rain '87I carryingv caaa^ a asQ the v..w bail. surfingneaa asaa^ will waaa be limitedm s s m v w to ua a as llv- v ~ Perpetual Motion -lued industries Theae jdHI loweat cost because then you'll keep buying oil Not only did the rain fall to jng room on 39 Harvard Rd. In K*” to take hold, I redUsod t ^ t « A had been falling intermittently Not only did the rain fall to room on 39 Harvard Rd. In ? w ‘ ^ T h e T A t o ‘ w r t o 'b ^ ‘ SMARTEST DUY... dampen the team’s spirit but the ^ e house whose mailbox bears from 118. Remember, three out of four fuvtm«ep through the first game but t u i n ^ and enthusiasm of the j^e name of Mir. and Mrs. Philip gln-hy deecrtblng the most j waste fueL Thanks to Mobil Tschnical Reieerch when two and a half minutes of Htin. .bout Bev: Her- them both. Retell Sal## IS, a fans, especially on such a Tangerone. important thing about Bev: Hei------•, . i . A VALUE RATED USED GAR the second game had been vitality, her boundless an- ' ’• 'Y lucrative pnrieoslon, our men have the latest facte on how to dreary night, was Just tremen- Mark Heller ’66 . . . played. It poured. When all the thualaem and energy. Now If I n»ort oompaniss offer a g v w 1 Smur fumacx the one-in-four that keeps dout. '63 BUICK USABRE '63 PONTIAC TEMPEST girls were aufflciently soaked, Mark Heller ’66 could only put It all in many fringe beneflto. I «t e minimum. There's a big difference in and a let-«p did not appear to . , . This program le eponaorsd ^ 4-Door Hardtop $2196 ConvtrtiMo $1295 Film Series FOR AS LIHLE AS $15.12 PER MONTH distributora. I,et one of our servicemen earn be In the near future, the group OMISSION * Judy Naachke, ’66 the Chamber of Commerce retired to the shelter of the by ths businessmen who will M I wother gold star by showing you how Ug tiuA Ih e names of Uie, planlsto Uxf ’R ie next film in the MHB achodl. The rain soon stopped, Mring atudento. It le not neoto- '63 OLDS. STARFIRE , '59 FORD GALAXIE tha 1964-66 Round Table were Film Society Seriea will be idiffeience can be. and on the East Wlndaor SAT PAYMENT DUE sarily an end to schooling, e i ^ (nadverUmtly omitted from the "Cyrano 2-Door Hardtop $2298 4-Door Sodon $8W coach's iuggeetlon, the glrla de Bergerac” to be or. Oraduatee can go on to opL* / recent Round Table roster. Ac­ The Scholastio Aptitude wet and bedraggled, return­ The Field Hockey Team in Action presented on Tuesday evening MANCHESTER companists for the group Will Test and Achievement Teats lego and courses In bustnaea o4> '61 p o n t ia c ' c a t a l I n a '60 RAMBLER AMHUCAN ed to the field to complete Nov. 2nd at 7 p.m. Tickets for of tha OoUege Entrance Ex­ mlnlatration. DIatribuUve S4W> break this chain of events. A c ­ to 7-1. Mias Falgnant decided team membere were college be Carol Lawrence. '66, and the game. Perhaps a desire to the entire eertes may be pur­ amination Board wlU be giv­ cation Is not ap end, but It ceSM Hordtop Sodoii $1095 2-Door SodoH $445 tion was quick at the outset, that althouih the team had studento, but there were a few Diene Aavastas, '67. Oongratula- play and get out of wet Wnlce chased from membere of the en at Mancheeter High very well be a baglnnlnt>"la* and Manchester hurried down been victorious, there would who appeared to be In their mid tlone to these girts. eporred the girts to play suoh Elngltsh department 'any time School Dec. 4th. The dead­ you. M obilheat. the field and tapped In two have to be hard practice to re- or late thirties. This game con- an excellent and determined up to that morning. A fter that line for rcgletratlcna to b f Judy Naachke ’# • goDli. But as the game pro- Inforce the skills which were sisted of two thirty minute Do you know that there le a game. Whatever the reason, tlAe tickets will be sold on a received In Princeton le thay ware auooaaaful and re­ greaaed, the quality of play di­ lacking at this game. halves and the endurance of the large library of material about occupations, the armed servioea, per performance cost of $.50. Nov. 6th. St^ente reglater- Students are rsmlndad Um I TELEVISION. APPLIANCE turned home with a 6-3 victory. minished. Numerous fouls were In lieu of a practice a week women (a game of this caltoer . A short film, '”nie Cask of Ing after this date, but before they are to leave the called on the local team, much ago Thursday, many members la played without substitution, and cataloguea of colleges and Meeting N ew ington last Nov. 30th, will have to pay each day by S;45 p.m. Manchester Motor Sales to coach Mias Mary Falgnant's of the club traveled to SImi- which la allowed In high school many other types of schools In Amontillado” will a\so be pre­ SIXUNG AND CKBRVipiNa OLOSMOBILBS FOB OVBB |« YBAR8 Tuesday for the second time, Open DaUy till 6 PJH.—We6., fhurs., Fri. till 9 MOlURTY BROTHERS the guidance reading room. sented on the 2nd, and on No^ a $3.50 late penaKy fee. they have appolntihente. thla game at home, the girts dismay. But- despite the prob­ bury, Conn., to watch a match play) amazed many glrla The 801 CENTER STREET , vember 16th a double bill of Reglatratlon torme tor these dents who do have BUDGET TERMS TO 36 MONTHS 512 WEST CENTER STREET 643-1511 — 643-2411 expected a hard-fought game. lems, Manchester managed to betlween a British and Irish European Team outshone the Students may obtain passes to spend their study periods using "The Caine Mutiny" and "The teote are avaRaMe In the menu should Itave tbs TBLEPHONBi(m8.5188 ^ Although Newington had not hold the N w in gton team to one Touring Team and an American Americans and came through this material fhom tha guidanoq Forgotten VUlage" wtilbe pro- Outdance Ottioe at the high hnmodlately after Honest prices and fair appraisals are what we’re noted fori Gome In and give na ■ won a game as yet, nor scored, goal and add five more of Its group, the Hampshire Field with a 7-0 victory. chance to prove to you that fair and square dealing can save you money I offloa. aented. achool. tola NEXT TO STOP and SHOP m ay Haul • daatra to own, bringing tha final acore Hookey Club. Most of these Sharon Douton, 167 TIAN, It THUt A DirrHiHCI IK DIITRIIUTOEII TIT Ut AND UL" \

MANCHE^TfcR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER ««, 19M MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 19«8 fA (3 M J Klan Official Resigns Columbia About Town Four Crashes j PoUce Draft Card The VFW win sponsor a lsa> Burning Hit During House Hearing Car, Truck food Night tor mvnbsra aad Occur Amid Dion L. Reblllard, 11, Amston, ■MMr A. BibO guests tetUcht from 1:80 to WM obaerved by palroUnan Robert Hennequin allegedly (Ooatinued from Page One) midnight at the p tlrsmsat 15 yoars afo, hs had ed thla morning — by whom hs Ths Connsetleut VaDsy sec­ hoan omploysd by P ratt and La., told him "Z congratulate Hampshire Arm. tion of AMOciatlen of Teachers of hU oar wl^e to ard d ^ e e Dr. whare he wm jtnown to man, that baing the you for voluntarily saying what wouldn’t ssy — and told to take According to state pollee, a n u m d M tm ^ ^ w h lA p u lle d ,^ ^ to pull over. ReblUard axtenslon of fraadom thraugh- Whltnoy, DtvUrion of United the Fifth Amendment cf Mathsmatlos In New Eng­ Aircraft Oorp., Bast Hartford. you said. I say amen." Mosm had stopped for a traf­ land will have its fall mssting Mt in front of Wm, polloa a ^ . arMcharged with two counU of out tha world and tho proteo- DuBois produced the records Hs sxprssMd bsUsf that "only fic light, partially In the Inter­ Ro was a mombor of Crssosnt a Communist takes the Fifth Saturday, Nov. 0 at 8 a.m. at unnecessary noise with a motor uon of freedom whara It axiata liOdfo of Masons, Plttsflsid. from a brief csss and handed section of Rts. 8 and 5A, and Orvllls H. Platt High School, vehicle and operating while hU by all maana, laeWdliig mlUtary them over in a leather pouch. Amendment or someone with WM backing away when he hit Other survivora Includs a son, something to hide." 880 Cos Avs„ Msridtn. **• * ^ * ^ *15*^ ?* driver's license Is suspended, action.” Marshall D. Booth of Clsar- He said he would like to have a oar driven by John Kearney, them returned because the klsv- Ha said his record was *im- The program for tha meattng watsr, na,, two daughters, Colchester. Kearney's hood wm Residents of WMthlll Gardens dealt with tha Maaoheeter Mrs. Victor A. P laffs of Man- em had entrusted him with blemished" and hs wanted to damaged, police report. them. ksap it that way tor hla family. will he entertained tomorrow at the oar. GermoSTd and hie three Court 13 on Nov. 8. Young Adult Ohib. Atty. Sam­ ehostar and Mrs. CSifford P. Mosm was arrMted by Troop­ 8:18 p.m. with a program of uel Teller, a dlraotor ot the Rica of Plttsflsid; a sister, Mrs. Ha said he thought he might Including thios children. er Warren Brseos and directed teen-age pMsengera were unin­ be perseexited. Willis told him Wm he afraid because of hla square dancing by several mem­ jured. He WM given a written -m j -n _ Mancheater Jayoaaa, who hM M fe’ l l ihaw you how far a dollar will go! Samuel Forbes of Pittsfield; to appear In Circuit Court 11 in bers of ths Manchester Square aided in the formation and ac- four grandchildren and five "If there are any threats, you action? WlUtmsntlo on Nov. 8 to an­ just let us know. I'll let the fur "Ym ," said DuBois, "I’m in Dance Club at ths Community ZIZJZTXZT'" New Report UviUes of tha club ouUlntd Ita great-grandchildren. swer ths xdxarga. Building, 38 Blusflsld Dr. Mr. history and plana for tha future. Funeral services will be held fly." the middle.” At 10:25 a two-car oolllelon Sunday at 3:80 p.m. at the As DuBoia testified, Shelton Hs said hs WM worried not and Mra. Ruuell Clifford will occurred when Brenton P. Puts Chest Atty. Teller aald tha JaycoM John F. Tlemey Funeral Home, watched Intently in s front row only about retaliation from the furnish muale for dancing on Crane, 27, of Jurovaty Rd., An- were Mked to help with the G r a n d W a y €Ufs m a n y prkos t o d n o w 818 W. Center St. The Rev. K. of the audience. So did James Klan but from Negroes with Cong Attacks records and tape recordings of dover, attempted to make a A f- Q O Adulta by Wally Fortin, H KJnar Rask of Trinity Covenant R. Jones, grand dragon of. the whom hs does business and who well-known callers, including left turn from W. Middle Tpke. /C IT lcti H assistant rotation dtreotor, ■j Earl Johnston of Vernon, oaller Church will officiate. Burial will North Carolina Klan. Both these didn’t know he w m a Klanaman. to Broad St. police report. Hie Robert D l|^n, achool at- i be in Pittsfield Cemetery. klsnsmen had refused to answer “I didn’t try to hide,” Klan Plei Me Unit for ths Manchester club. car struck a oar driven by Mrs. The Greater Hartford Com- tendance supervisor. Ovar th e low for our big Dollar Days Sale I The family reo''hood canvassers, to call recreation program for young for smooth ironing. mention either the disputed Marriage Llren.se dation, 110 Sherman St. The Foster St. which was heading headquarters at 643-5507, adults. Ceespare et 3J 9 seek tlUs or salary In her letter to where the bulk of U.S. combat i'O 'O Ivor O. Anderson Sr. Robert Frank, Symonds, Ver­ lecture, which is a special ses­ ea.st on Center St. Tlie Janus­ and an authorized worker will....I , meeting of the Man- NYLON 79( HEAD SCARVES Iver Gunnar Anderson Sr.. 80. the commission. non, and Diane Mary Ann force.s are stationed. sion of the foundation's Forum do the rest. Ri^er^s ^s8e:rre' M M wM eeeiyert Her Recently there have been zkiewcz car was spun compiete- C h e s t e r YR Club will be Nov. 32* equarae in beautiful solids, ombres, prints •ee e o e a o e oaeeeeoeeeeeeeeeeeeeee88ei Of 7lX Bluefleld Dr., died this Dr. Powell said, "In light of Drouln, Vernon. series for the academic year, is IT at the American tAflon. morning at his home after a .signs thrt’ the Viet Cong are fy around and ended up in the wMi Kopek fnttng, Iks eedurel the questions raised by the com­ Building Permits open to the public. west bound lane facing east. 1 WOOD 1.98 INDOOR DRYER FIRST QUALITY SEAMLESS 59c NYLONS Ihet'e oiefk praif, wae allargia resEeel. long Illness. mission regarding the personnel stepping up their attacks in the Phillips Construction Oo. for Both cars were badly dam­ Fogarty Heads ...... n Seamlett math with nude heel in Beige or Taupo. V to 11 ... 3 . n A resident of Manchester for policies adopted by our board Mekong River delta, .south of Theodore Powell, chief execu­ Advertisement— Thomas Irwin, garage at 123 Saigon, where there are no U.S. aged but there were no serious the past 19 years, he was bom and the salary for my position, Benton St., 11,915. tive officer of the State Board 1 RAHERY OPERATED 4.98 PENGL SHARPENER Oct. 4. 1886, in Gothenburg, troops except for American ad­ injuries. ArmyNavy Club a P E COD 1.49 a F E CURTAINS JUNIOR BOYS’ 2.9B SPORT SHMTS a- 0 may I suggest that the board U A R Construction Co. for of Regional Community Col­ Police are still investigating a I.C.O. Sec Eye 1 visers to Vietnamese units...... »3 36* cafes of fino whito broadcloth. Matching valonco, T.OO eeeeeeeeeeaeeaoep ’* 0 Sweden. He was a retired paint­ might permit me to continue to leges, will speak at a meeting n long 4l4eve shirtt In prints, stripoe, plalde, telide. 3 to 3. 2 - * 3 er and decorator and a member George M. Pazlamos. alterations three-car chain reaction acci­ James (Dutch! Fogarty wm r> serx'e at my former to barber shop at 8)4 Pearl St., of the Wallingford Board of re-elected president of the To Eye With , Of Emanuel Lutheran Church. "So that the board may bs dent that occurred at 9:40 last lATTERY OPERATED 6.98 U R D SHUFFLER M FAMOUS BRAND 2.00 LADIES’ WALLETS . - $2 ,000. Education on Monday in Wal­ night. Army-Navy Club at Wednesday I BOYS' LONG SLEEVE 1.9B TO 2.9B SPORT AMTS Survivors include his wife, free to I, ■? i it lingford. He will discuss the 1 eaeeaaac4«asseat8eoaoeeeeeeoeeeeeeeeeeeeee ■ H u g e M iectlo n o f clutch p u r M t , fre n c h p u r te t, w a lle ts ...... M St. Mary’s Sets Police say the car driven by Night’s annual dinner meeting President Johnson Machine wathable cotton shirts.Uolldi and fancy!. 6 to Id m m .. ^Mrs. Margaret Keating Ander- chooses at the meeting next proposed establishment of a 2*^3 « 'son; a son. Iver G. Anderson Tuesday. I have submitted our Leonard W. CJhmielewskl, 25, of *ud election. 1 DRISTAN 1.69 DECONGESTANT TABLETS •I Dinner at Church community college In Walling­ Stafford Springs skidded Into the Fogarty, a captain in the On Air Pollution GIRLS’ 49< PANTIES ROYS’ 2.9B IF PERFEa FUNNEL PAJAMAS Jr. of Manchester; a daughter, payroll this week wlthcwt any Most Refugees ford. •1 ft car^ driven by Cosmos S. Nar- Toavn Fire Department, an- 3 - ' l f ' Mrs. Karl H ^ Jr. of West amount opposite my name." St. Mary’s Epl.scopal CSiurch The Connecticut motorist can Termal knit cotton with elastic leg. White. 4 to 14...... Slight irrogularltios won't offoet woor. 6 to I II ♦aoaeg— teeee8o8e#aM 8—» 0— i dulll, 36, of 60 Birch St. •’which nounecd that the club’s mom- Hartford; two sisters, Mrs. Dr. Powell would have re­ Are Very Old will have a special All-Parish The Soroptimtst Club will get improved engine perform­ ■ L John Swanson of West Hart­ had stopped on Spruce St. to bershlp has passed the 1,000 ance And mors mtI4s per gallon 1 GRAND 1.00 ROLL-ON DEODORANT FASHION 6.99 T 0 10.98 DRESSES C ceived his first pay under the Dinner Monday at 6:30 p.m. in have a business meeting Mon­ 1 ounce sizo...... '...... BOYS’ CASUAL SLACKS mark and that construction of 2 ford and Mrs. Henry lutotf of Or Very Young day y 7:30 p.m. at Mott's Com­ wait to turn Into Charter Oak by following eight tips given .....3^ at the poet not to smoke in patients’ rooms. carbons than a well-tuned en­ RUBIER 1.98 BOOT TRAY COLORED MUSUN. 79< PIUOW CASES a dapghter of the late Charles 20-foot motorboat Cherokee. ready been sold out,_ 4 * * u. ardship Visitation Program at home at 5:15 p.m. to leave for No more than two visitors at gine operating at ordinary high­ • 1 Slight Imporfoctibns that won't offoet wear. Pink, Blut, Yellow. i n and Adetalde Gould TsyV>r and Party on Ballot Despite 80-deg;ree heat, refugee MEN’S 391 CUSHION FOOT WORK SOCKS Lrt has bsen a lifelong resident. the church. Mrs. Robert Smith, the hoopital. one time per patient. way speeds. Faulty carijuretor WATERBimy (AP)-The Su- Pablo Martinez Vera clutched contact chairman, is In charge THERMOS 1.49 PINT SIZE REFIf PRESSMAN'S 1.59 PEG CHEST Sanforizod, oxtra-hoa'iry duty construction. 10 H to 13. Whlto..MM., Survivors Include two sisters. perior Court hM rejected a an old brown wool overcoat. P I * . ! A ^ adjustment may allow I*- of serving arrangements. . Neiwcomer’g Club of the Man­ Patients Today: 280 vyin^ r OllTIQ •' 'm much as one gallon out of ...... * 1 Mi« FlorenM Taylor with move by the Republican Town ‘‘Tils Is In case they send me Comploto with pegs, hammor, chalk,^...... •aaaaaaeeesessesn w chester YWCA will sponsor a ADMITTED "YESTERDAY: every tankful of gMoIine to whom she make her home, and Committee to keep the City up Nortlx,” he said. Harry Borreson, GiMtonbury; INFANTT 5.98 BUNKET SLEffERS U Mrs. William D. DUIon of Man- bake sale tomorrow at 10 a.m. Kidnaped, in ’61 pass into the air unburned. TAMMY PARASOL ^ Machino-washabloaeotato ond cotton,pkislic-epled foot. S .M .LX L if> Manager party off the ballot in The . new arrivals brought to at Sears, Roebuck and Co. at Gerald Boucher, 49 Columbus ehsster; and several nieces and the Nov. 2 city election. more than 1,000 the number who Pilot Is Blamed St.; Chester Cibroakl, 44 Lyn- Attesting to the seriousness Tam m /sown parasol sturdy, rain-proof, prettyl...... •I til mephewB. the MahchMter Shopping Pailc- (Continued from Page One) of the problem is a bill pMsed CE 6 TRANSISTOR Because of the minor party’s have fled since Oct. 10. ade. dais S t; Mrs. Martlsm Court- GIRU’ 1.69 FU N N U PAJAMAS . * Funeral services will be held endorsements, the names of the In Miami, home of thousands In Tyler Death right, 107 Oak 8 t; Mra. Pearl Williams stopped to question a ^ session of Congreai RADIO MARY PROCTOR AUTOMATK 10.97 TOASTER M Monday at 1 p.m. at the Hofanes DsmocraUc party candidates Daley. Lake Rd., Andover; with Linda in a f«ping; PhUlp Oantnler, 176 Cen- booked on Oct. 18 on suspicion devices, Of quoHly In Ihit 4 tranililer givat eeeeessseeaaaeaa man said businessmen In ’I’eXM, exposed his far-ranging finan- *"8 •xerciss at Orafsmrofar, yau top ' parformenn. 2* magnail*. MENS FIRST QUALITY Friends may call at the fu­ Mississippi, Alabama and Penn­ tsr St.; Harold Germains, 106 of child molesting snd released , Meanwhile, ths Indlvldukl mo- •n neral home Sunday from 7 to 8 type ipaoktr. feokol ilia. Cooiplala REEL OF 1200' RECORDING TAPE 1.39 Police Hunt Bandit clal acUviUee. His opsrsUons «» Bsnton S t; Mrs. Marta on $860 bond. He wm ordered to “ "st can make a contribution r n pm . sylvania already have . Mked war. ^ cannoiieer hs U undergoing wMi cowying caw, batltry simI oof. n BOXER SNORTS WILSON (AP)—Pollcs sought how they could help. Oravlejs, 178 Hawthorns S t; Appear in court on Nov. 3. ^ ^impalgn against «lr 'vJ,' phene. White er Mack. tacuoal range «rli« traintef in David OuUmaln, Merrow; Mre. Offleere said th$y became Pollution. Hers Is what hs a short snd chubby gunman to­ exercises. Tfcs Marls KvadM, ^100 Campfleld siisplcilous when MlM'Doughtery should do: GENERAL ELEaRIC 10.88 , TABU RADIO n day for the $2,908 holdup of the sttsndsd HawsU Chsnsy • 8 etdOfeedt Big savings on oOr bost-solling radiol •l••e••••ee•• ■ ••eseseeSeesisee Cm y m Funerals Wilson branch of the Windsor «>>l-typ9 mansu- Tschnloal 8<4>ool and w u site- Rd.; Mrs. Vivian Ladabouehs, InMsted. linda wm her daugh- carburetor adjust- GRAND BRAND 79l FLUORIDE TOOW PASTE J 2 Water Wprkers 886 B. Middle Tpke.; Raymond tor. Miss' Dougfatery s ^ Unda checked periodically by a Vary •pKiel pwrdtsMl tine Weeddefb Federal Savings ‘ft Loan Associa­ Acwrdlng to a ployed by ths Aadsrsoa TU# 09., Twin pack. 2-5 ounce tubes •eeeeeeieeeeeee_eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeteee#eeeeeeeeee i n 2 Staaley W. Chdow tion. ^toess, it entered a shallow west Hartford, bstors sntsiti« Leonard, 340 Woodhlll Rd.; ^4™ Mvlng wKh Green and hie competent mechanic. This can •hart* wHb walk eed weef flukk for Like Gray Skies Margaret MacDonald, 11 Bank ^ * 1 *o officert took Linda Into fuel at the eame time thet •aiy cara, alaitii yrelilbeedL WsR set Private fimeral ssrvlc«s tor It was the third time the Inverted the Mrvles In Apitl 1884. WILLIAMS 79< LECTRK SHAVE far cooifart. frinfi. N fa i40. Btottlsy William dulow of 54 branch had been robbed in 16 position of the maneuver. Ac- ___ S t; Joeeph NoVosatty, M Bunce Protective, cuetody Tuesday. It cuts down possible pollutmits. 'MAGIC CARPET'' "It’s a fine day," said a Water 3 ounw linn... eeeeeeeeeeeeee«eeeeeeev«4**8^8*«eeeeeee ...... i n SaM in pocbogai of 3 anty* Itoster at. were held this morn­ months, and the 16th holdup of ro^ng to this witness, ths Beat Harttoifi Fsdsral Bay- Dr.; Mrs. Jennie Pitkin, 30 2. Have faulty carburetor Department official today, look­ Proctor Rd.; Albert Relehle, and fuel pump gMkets replaced rr»- ing from the W.P. Qulah Funeral a bank or savings and loon as- S lrtf like Uis recovery ingg ig sponaoring an Opera FOOT COMFORT MAT -.H ing up to the gray, cloudy, raln- Broad Brook; John Reynolde, •nd fuel line conneetlone tight­ LUSTRE CRME 1.00 LIQUID SHAMPOO Homs, 226 Main 8t. Ths Rav. soclaUon in OonnecUcut tills threatenlng sky. StaOr Group tor tha current GIRLS’ 1.98 WINTER SUCKS '•T 37 Hoffman Rd.r Arthur Schut- NOTICE ened to eliminate lo44 of fuel 5 eiin«8 slu eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeoAeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeoeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeete i n Jdaaph Dudley of Center OOn- year. “ It’s supposed to rain later «f"Unued In ths dive until season. Oils first opera to bo t thelee, 103 Lakewood Circle; Strotch laminatod knits, llnod eorduroyst 3 to d X , 7 t o 1 4 04*ege8e88aeeeea«t' '' : grsgational Church officiated. It^ck the water." studied wtU bs Verdi’s "Don AMENDMENT TO before it ever reachee the cylin­ C^par* at I.9S this afternoon, according to ths Mrs. Ethel Smith, 84 Fairfield ders. Burial WM In Eaat Cemetery. weather forecast," he said. _TOs accident, occurred, the Osrlo" «Mqh wlU be presented ORDINANCE JERGEN'S 1.00 LOTION 2 t«iy an your ''•)! Cuihlen met with 4t; Jeffrey Squirm, 83 Oxford 8. Cheqk fuel tank filler cep MENS’ 1.59 KNIT TURTLENECK SHIRTS Bsarsrs were Howard Turk- And, these days, that's about **“ P**"* month by the OBnnebUcut ANDOVER DISPOSAL 10 ounce ill04M4e88e«eeeeee9eeeeee\88t«88M8ee88eseee88eeeeeeeeeeeeeee88eee4...... i n ir,| Gemini 6 Duo S t; Mre. Margaret Therrten, 88 fssket to minimize evaporation. •xtra.|b|ci> (eon ibbar boM (of ,|tand. Machino-washablo cotton Interlock knit wllh long sleevos.,S.M .l...... I fcigtcn, Harold Turklngttm, the happiest thing a Water De­ fljdng at M to 350 feet altitude- Opera Association. 11» first ses- AREA REGULATIONS Ing comfert. Fradsric Turkingten, Donald E. In Final Check partment employe can say. Ap- nsar ths Carousal Motel, which slon will be Iteesday from 10 it* f ‘ «>tot«butor a ^ epark Harrlsoa, WUUam B. Hanna and cordlngly, thU month afforded Baker. a.ln. to noon at ttu bank, 1187 Lakewood thrcle,wiKvivi MMi^ r*. onnuBStaU wwawmi Area rRexulati«ia j i m i I e f i a m w »uv»nc6 mechanismznochuiunn checkedch to •H Barry Gustalaon. (Continued from Page One) him many more happy momenta TOe CAB said an invssUgaUon Main fit.. East Hurtford. The 5 2 Z ' ^ t o ^ ^ ’ST t ‘" n ProPT timing. DELUXE WILD than usual. M the scene and an examination ssoond session Is, scheduled fob 200* 8MM REEL CHEST 2.49 * MISSES (OnON *BEN FRANKUN' JOINS Even though It win be man’e w m ov BIRD FEEDER For already, the average Oc­ M ths alroraft, after It N . 1 from 8 to 10 p.m. at the a SlSflMu'Jr.Slsr.^to ‘’•‘"J Holds 12 raols or and cans...... eesessese • 2 T NEW LONDON (AP) - The flret effort at rendezvous snd tober rainfall of past years hM brought up from 28 feet of benk. T1»e a seel one are open to f KNIT TOPS . ^ Navy geU its newest missils- docking, ths hopes si^e to give been exceeded. WIU: one week w e ^ , s h ^ e d no engine failure, the pubUo. nw ee jJatnUng to FRAMED 3.98 DOOR MIRROR ;el tounching submsrint, the Ben­ both men some experience in to go, 3.68 Inches of rain hM and no indication of structural attertdara asked to call the bank J ^ £ ^ R r!^ e a J ^ ‘ w A dopt^ a t Uunial Town ‘Change oil and fUtsr cart- m :ni‘ *d Cesipa'9 t.fS 12* by 48* sin, with H * gold-tono frame ...... asssssseese8eo8oe i ^ jamin Franklin, at oommlselon- the maneuvers which are the fallen: the average for the failure. or notify ctee ot tbs teUsrs. ?2 i ■ Cseipere el 141 Big oeremonlM today at tha Un- basis of U.S. plans to -return as­ whole month is 8.18. Examination of ths bodice ot Strielb (er the Mrdd S' ileel |mI* ""<1 dsrwatsr Sound Laboratory. tronauts from the moon. Robert SImmona, Ooveatry; a bird feeder wllh wN-feedbig hepseri Last night’s ralnfsll smount- Davie and MIm IVl*!' "disclosed TV>wn Clerk .J; “P**^ »*P* o“9cksd prMi, 10(1 eatldi end now MsndrIen 2^s Polaris-flrlng undersea In the Apollo moon trip, ex­ ed to .85 inches. daughter to Mr. and Mre. Ron­ no evidancs of any human fac­ ald Wining, 'Windsor Locke, — . , plugs rsplaosd with the cor­ daiigni. Ahoy ftMi Mdb He«yt' •1* graft, named for the author- pected in 1969, astronauts leav­ The rain thus far hM allowed tor condition pertinent to tho No One Bidi rect WlM at regular intervAls. 'M AN FROM 'Mm 34 «• 40. gtotssman-dlplomat who signed ing the moon in a space cab will DISCHARGED TESTER. the reservoirs to hold their own. esuBs of ths soddent." DAY: Frank Addabbo, 3T in v it a t t o n 8. Make sure the cooling eye- till tha Declaration of Independence have to rendezvous witli a moth­ The official hopes the period be­ On Dog Pound tern Is clean and equipped with UaN;CLL" PISTOL iitti and the Oonstltutfbn, joins th4 er ship in orbit about the moon. Walker St.: Mrs. Luisa Moss- fore the winter freeze will pro­ SUNDAY BINGO ‘nSSTED The construction pf «n gddl- orofo, 18 Francis Dr.; .Mrg. TO BID' the recommended thermostat A9< EGG SLKER ^ f o r ^ l i.i offleially at 12:80 p.m.. Thejf llghtweigltt cab could not duce enough rain to turn ths NEW BRITAIN (AP)—Suoer- Modern automobUm do not re- e4848e8e4ssfssse#oetsss4eM4seeesiseetseee4e4*488844e8eee88Mesieee4esoee • § ■ MBN’S PULLOVER SWEATEftS 14.1. stand the rigors of sn earth re­ tlon td tho town's dog pound Carol McHally, 88 Saamate Cir­ Sealed bids will be received tide and to be$rin' returning ths lor Court Judge Herbert I. WH delayed today when the bid cle; Mrs. Mary Keenan. 302 9t ths office of tha na warmups: they op- Our rogulur law frito, 2J9 'Washable bulky orlona with V neck front. 8, M, L, XL...... entry M will the heavier mother reservoirs to normal capacity, MacDonald has granted a tem­ P I AND PIZZA 691CUnER 2 l o ? 1 »6 ship. ' _j______■ opening for ths project failed Holliater S t; Mrs. Cecilia Hen- Manager, 41 Center stroet w s * 4<«el4ntljr und*r < Ttw only cap-firine. clip taedbio lay porary Injunction to "preserve to produce a single bidder. GIRLS' 49< THERMAL PANTIES PROF, GANT NAMED deteon, 30 Packard St.; Donna Manchester. Conn., until Oetol piiiatt Complata with nwNety baktor, I^^^Pfcrsimd Notices | the status quo" to Father 'Town Engineer Walter Fuss Grsaney, 467 N. Mato S t; Mrs. bar 38, 1885 at li:00 a m wlnterlae your car Perfect for cold woathor w oor. Whlto# 4 to 14 dde88d8MMdM#M8^Mdd8d0d GUNT LOCKS BUILT 8TORRS (AP)—Prof. Edward ^ U J 4 . C . L I . bedga and IJ>. eerd. 3 -n II Shsughnessy CtouncII, Knights of says the bids will be sent out Alice Franklin, Em t Hartford; Snow Plows. Bid forms dIs m ,M well. You 11 SAULT STTB. MARIE, Mich. V. Gant was today named Pro­ Columbus, of Newington, In a wrm Mil., __ ‘"’mi, pisns gg^ improvsd englhe perform­ m om sucER agetn. The extra 14 kennels arc Mrs. Audrey Niles, 77? Canter end epeclflcatlone are avellsbls “ 'P«v«

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY. 0CT6BBR tS, IMS MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 22. 1968 Jlmmican So ci^ Today Obrien Headi f^ew England Vifjnettes TV-Radio Tonight Gift Caminittee (HDER SArsrt a 09rM or M A»> ^New 'Yorkers to *Get W ord tunm f t ; a pMt JSyuas p w t PUMPKINS School Bans Bangs daat, 1*01 twid up tha glCU satf Television b«4iu3sta WMSialttM of Ow MS3P’ APPLES ohaatar SohelapMUp FoundsUOH. On Sports Teams lO n W hat Is ‘In’ and ‘Out’ Hio RiuiidAtlea was 3Htsb> 0) The rilatetonee (0) llthod Mat Rprlng by tho akai»-; nOSTON (A P ) -> New Bnc* Girard who elaims It WM a p f JKAN SPltAIIf WBAo n amall but wall-appointed otfica Alexander, 18. Tbey ahara a Camp Runamuek lODlV YORK (A P )—igwr paa- recently. He paced the fray car- town houee In aoclally reapeot- bar of Oonmarea to oitmlnato ORCHARD mid Vlgnefteet group of Irlshinon. NORMAN'S S ZS rc X 'z. <20 DOWN! 1:10 3:00 rM^')*^!Kmmy (C) tho dupUouUon of aehulsiutilp ^^thletio oouhas at Nbrth CHinrd his no staks to Ow Wat la a eelf-atyled acclal' ar- petlng, drawinf on a faahionabla able Oramercy Park area with (33) Invllallon to Art biter who bellevea that a good olgar-llke cigarette, a very faah- Igor’a brother Oleg, once Mra, ermsai Hank (C) | affort in town i n l to piwvtda nrookflsld, Mass., High School matter. He la not Irish. •:30 Heipin't Herw «n for mora p rofa ^ w st ■dmlslo> luivt.!.been gIVan auOmtty bii in 1963, Olnud, who Uvea In 3nany people are like aheep and ionable amoke or certainly aoon John T. Kennedy'a offlolal 0) Convoy ho, aa editor of a aopWatlcatad will be. He’a aony now beeauae couturier, <8«> Wh«'i*ftewt ____ 0) Addami Family tratloA of oklatlRf funtia. bon boys w s a i ^ bangs from Montagus Cantar, Mass., dis- (10) Industry on Parade new magaalne called Statue, la those dlacothequea got out o( "The world la full of people (84) L ^ o n Royal Phllhar- O’Brian U A Pratt and WMt- AVERY 8T„ WAPPING gobool taams. oovared two alono sheltara'ln MO) News: Wealhttr Ths proMbttlon la part o< ths bills nsar ShuUbury, Mass. Hs wlUlng to lead the flock Into hand. who love to be told what to do,” spedHIea nay anginaar. Hla appolntmant SI }ir)‘ii)g2a ; t W ® ’ was announoad by A. Itaymaod gagulittons for dress and hair olaimi they reaemble ones bulH ehlc paaturea. “Thoae plaeea are full of Igor aald on the eve of the birth 13) Scene . ___ ( 1-8040) Honey West Hla rod la hla ataff and It will ahaggy-halred boya and glrla In of hU new publication. Ho waa M) Top 83 Plue One 8:80 ( 3-13) "The Smothers •rath- Rogara foundatloii praaldant •tyle adopted by the North by Culdee monks In Ireland 800 i) WhlriyMiA en Show" and ptinelpal of Manobaatar SmoktlaM Sohool Board recom* ysaie beforo Oiiimib4is. eomfort them, providing them kookle elothea.” Theae are aura wearing belUeaa gray contlnent- (io) r»i U) fw 'today (84) Open Mind wlth the aecure knowledge of to be "out” momentarily be- al alacka, moccaaln ahoea, a ( 3) N«wi. i|iorts. Weailv (lO ^M ) Mr. ROberto (0) nigh iohool. mendattoas by ths Btudenf Girard (xxitanda theiM monks ( 3-3040) Peyton Place what and who la "In'* or "out.” cauae aoclalarbiter ChMainl akinny gray tie and a duatom- • :1B (33) Club Holip* 10:00 ( 3-13) Slattery's People Council. evanttiaUy came to thU oountiy ( 3 ^ ) PeterlUr jiennlnr**--Newt OLD RAIN OAVOB The Council had submitted a after the Vlldnge drove them If aomething la not In, It will plana to eay they are. made pink, faintly atrlped ahlrt 3:30 ( 3) Waller•r Cl‘ [ranklte ( 8-20) Jimmy Dean We Always Use be Juat aa aoon aa the magaalne He alao plana to aound the With hla Initlala embroidered In (M) What'a N«wT (10-33-30) Han from UN(XB SEOUL, Korea — Korean Pat of “don’ts” but asked the from their homeland, (40) Cheyenne adantlats devalopod a rainfall board to edopA a flexible code If ha la right about the ttiel- ■aya It la. Ihe onetime Now "out” knell for the "debutante a aurpiiaingly modeat alio. ( S) Front Row (C) (40) Dick Powell 11:00 i 3-8-10-13-30-33-3040) News, gauge and made other wMther Fresh Flowers York aoclety columnlat then game. It’a a maaa, public dla- "Some women wear French (30) Industry on Parade Sn-'rn W>-athrr wiihout too many apectfic bens, tar, it would meau Irialmitn known aa CJholly Knickerbocker play of glrla, like catUe, on the faahlons whether they are right (10-33-30) Huntley-Brinkley (13) For Adulli Only oIxMrvatloas aa aarly aa the "It should aUow tor Individual oame to America about 900 A. 3:43 (30) Peter Jennlnge-^ewe 11:13 (10-30) Tonliht (C) 10th century. In the same era makea thia very clear. Thing! marriage market." or not for them beeauae they T:00 ( 3) Newe. Sports. Weather (30) ABC N W llfe From Our Greenhouses growth and not ttlfle lelf-ex- D., and were on hand to greet work out that way when you are Marina, hla is-year-old daugh- lack Individuality. They Juat (18) Subecrlpl^kin TV (40) Snort! final scholars pubHshed a Korean an* presaion,” the atudants said, Loit Erickeon deoadae after (84) To Become a Man 31:30 (13) Movie ayolt^tedla of 266 volumea. a aoclal arbiter. ter, la too Intelligent and aophla- have to follow.” (lO) Movie ( 3) Movie But in approving the list, the 'Ihe monks wars part pagan, " I waa the one to launch the tlcated to want a debut, he aald. Elarller Igor had decreed that ( 3) Death Talley Days (O 11:» (40) Morv Oriffln Show gchool Board lengthened it. Here but were Chrlafiana who had (301 Manfan CalledC ...... X ( 8) Movie 621 Hartford Rd. die(x>theque8 and promote the Tanned, blue eyed and curly thoae welt-aeamod, thigh high T:1S (30) SpprtaI Camera 1:00 (33) Movie •re examplea o t what Is ban- oome under the; Inthienca of 8t. Twlat,” lamented Caaalnl In hla hailed Caaaini also haa a son, styles by Parisian Andre Oour- SEE SArUltWiaa-B TY WtlTH Pt)R COMPLETE LfSTINO MANCHESTER, ned. Patrick. S E Y M O U R For boya, no beards. Beetle- So K may be that we ahotSd regea worn with baby bonnets — > — and boots are "In” because "my Krause florist CONN. outz, sideburns or eaninga. No elUisr wear green on Columbui brother, Oleg, bellevea very \ tm 6 S T O R E S sweatshlrto, sweaUis without Day or celebrate Americas dis- Events in Capital much in the new fashion mood.” Radio 681 MAIN STREET snythtng underneath, turtlenacka oovery on Bt. Patrick’e Day. "People will buy a Ploasso, or ahlrt tails oualde the pants. (This Hsttag tnotndca only thoee newe broadcasts of 10 or 16 OPEN TONIGHT Manchester’s Largest FloristI DOWN WITH U B F mtante Itogth. Some sta" cerry other abort newaco'*' ) No aondals, Beatle boots or WASHTNOTON (AP) — Tbe nlsta” denied that he was "Fifth not a good one but any atrocity, PHONE 643-9669 Meanwhile, In Oambridge, BomlnaUon of Francia X. Mor- Amendment Klanaman” saying because It's ‘In’ rather than be- WDR(>-i3aa 8:43 Americana klcats. rlaaev to be a U S District living up to hla Klan cause they have any Inner Judg- 3:00 Lons John Wads 7:06 Weathera'atch pv>r girls, no heir cUpe, «>u. ‘ ® 8:00 DIek Robinson 7:10 Conversation Piece ^ ^ oath of secrecy. ment," < added Cassinis 1:03 Newi. Sign Off 7:30 Nows of the World « s . w l^ . "V -s k lrts ," no more Court judge Is deadifor ttila a ^ dismissed by the "Take Louis XTV furniture. All w lc n -s it 7:50 Joe Gsrarlola A U YOUR " i h l y teased” hair, SYLVANIA 3:00 Hartford Hlthllghls 8:10 Pooa Concert slon as Congress pushes toward committee until Nov. 16 but the millionaires raced to buy It 7:00 N«wa 9:10 Connecticut, What's Ahead? IHALLOWKN NtEDS makeupe or axceoeive Jewelry. adjoumament. came back to listen when the until all their houses looked the 3:00 ^illsht 9:40 Nlytitbcat BOTH 10:00 Ooliecr All Stan 11:00 News. Snorta, Weather AT LOW PRICES! ^hSIeT >«««» vviii Mk t£ c?; 2 President Johnson Is back at committee questioned two same, 13:00 Quiet Houra 11:30 Alt Johnson 0O DIOIUMG* the White House two weeks aft- ^.^nd dragons, Jamea R. Jonea But pacesetters Oleg and Igor STORES MOTOROLA WINF—1383 WVOP-UM ARTHUR DRUO Nb drawee and ^MrU lee. then er an operation for removal of North Carolina and Marshall saved the day by selecting 3‘00 News Oeorze Brewer «4mi marks the site of Brick- 3:13 Dial 18 5;^... Ken“ Oriffln ‘ OOUPltry. Ws gall bladder and a kidney Komegay of Virginia. Both medieval Florentine furnishings, 13:01:00 Stan Douslaa 7 OPEN 25” Console 8:00 News The «u(lent <^ c4 1 r^ m m m d - ^he tour-foot wide granite stone at the Naval Medical Cen­ declined to answer questions of signalling the switch In "the 8:43 Lowell Thomas ad a Hmlt on Inch above the knee ,,.v ter in Bethesda, Md: 7:00 The World Tonizht PENICILM N HITS MEN o..!w^i w w i '* situated on Meiqorial the committee. right thing to do.” 7:30 Harry Reasoner TONITE M the School board lowered jj^ve near the Charles River. The imperial wizard of the Ku ___ "Bad msnners are ‘out’,” 8:00 News BALTIMORE — A Johns Hop­ 8:15 Dial 18 " I doubt that Erickson ever Klux Klan says the House com­ says. "It’s groes bad men- v..-.....* kins Hospital study of drug re­ All 23” Rectangular 10:03 (Comment mittee Investigation of his or­ Johnson — President Johnson. money. 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Black and white pictures are i III; • Costumes # Mosks • Wigs I tiots They waWh the road and play Yale anymore ip sports, (, M l ON brighter and sharper, tool s S L r r ' pressicn, but It'e ‘out’ now. LAKE ST„ VERNON—PHONE 649-810' 3 • Trick or TVoot Condits shout the license plate numbeis And a local caterer has prom- nomination waa sent back to the of every oar that pasaes. The Ised him that if Harvard beats Ytars ah*ad of tham all! New, advanced design Indoded in a host of fine features are: Judiciary Committee, on moUon CAPITAl. QrOTES I'm calling these people ‘the And Much, Much More— ones that go by illegally are Yale in football this fall "the Ractangolar Tube, makes possible slimmer, 'trimmer • Bonded Shield Picture Tube of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. 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One t^an atudente.” belongsk. i to what . party group. was bom 33 years ago. ■■ ■ — On All Tnbes and Parts would have provided rent subsi- ■■ - . but what is tin’ as far as the He had been stationed at a dies tor low-income famlUea, CAPITOL FOOTNOTES world itself goes — like racial Rome, N.Y., aJ-r base and re­ (he other a teiudten) corps to ^xitting of more than 20..{^a rights,” the arbiter defined, quests the transfer. bolster teaching standards In tor Soviet built antleJtrcraft m B »-*^ tu s la not a society book­ FREE less prosperous school areas. *iles tn North Viet Nam waa not at aJl.-”- IRISH FOUND AMERICA DELIVERY Senate and House conferees reported by Informed sources Smack In the middle of a col- IRISH FOUND AMBRICAT agreed to drop the appropria- who stressed, however, that lage of 13 candid photos of hhn- td. urgent bills? tt was on Italian or Scandino- ARTHUR DRUG E . 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MANCHEStER, CONN„ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1965 P A ^ B FIFTEEN Connecticut^ Yale and Trinity in Home Games Y h e Archer, Robinson Likely Next Tiger Foe Ivy League iri Showdown Herald Angle By Qaseball TV BOSTON (AP) — Unde, EARL YOST Sports M iter feated Dartmouth and inr Sports Viewing Latter GetsjS Cleancut once-tied Harvard collide 'it?* Slate Lists Saturday in an Ivy League M T v n o A r Grid Talk Changhs to Schoolboys sho'wdown rated by most UOO (80) Roller DM«]r 869in> good to hear the whole town talking football, Decision over Champ Week Games observers as New England atOO (80) Piw-Om iw n io ir •eholastic football mainly, Manchester High principally. NEW YORK (^ P )— Jabbing Joey Archer or even an- college football’s game of CHICAGO (AP)r*-M»Jor - Stl5 (80) NOAA FoolMa In past yews, ^ this stage of the season, the No, 1 dent Sugar Ray Robinson may be the next title oppo- the year. Notre Dvne ve. U80 league baaeball fane appar­ gridiron l^n^est centered around the pro New York Gi- nent for Dick Tiger, the recrowned middleweight cham- A crowd of 40,(MO is expected 1(80 ( 8) OeiutdlMi fVw8. ants with Yale, UConn, Trinity and Wesleyan all run- plon of the world. ------ently will have the oppor­ to Jam Harvard's Stadium for InUI tunity to watch 28 game- ning a distant second with the schoolboys. East Catho- fid>t anyone my man- It was evident early In the the 60th meeUng o t a rivalry 4i00 ( 8) N FL—Count- bo High and Manchsstsr High of-the-week telecaata next begun In 1883. Dartmouth Is — - agers name because 1 Intend to (jjht that Joey didn't have It down to Kickoff Somlng In fo r a small shors of .seanon— 26 on Saturdays rated a sUght favorite, but the 80 showed up. Thli shows that “ ®®f *«-y*ar-old Nl- «,quarterback Terry Price, against Xavier. Up front, the Richmond; Massachusetts tests Ted Martin, faculty manager, era opened with a victory but first round” yp consistently and en- NBC signed a $30.6-mmion, with a 4.3 average. who runs the Penney offense. Eagles have a strong pass upstart Boston University; Col­ Michigan State Plan to get to Memorial expects a capacity crowd. Only ^ ® '' trounced the follow- Lou Burston and Jersey abled Dick to hammer the three-year deal on Tuesday for (Manchester will cotmter with Penney is averaging Just under catching duo In ends Bill Barry gate invades Brown; Holy Cross Field early tomorrow. The Inclement weather will out down ^ 8 tour Saturdays In Big Ten Jones, Tiger’s American repre- champ to the ropes, TV-radIo baseball rights. Includ­ the most productive offense In two touchdowns per gam a and Tom Carey, tackles Bob travels to Syracuse; Yale takes Ready for Test the s l « o f the crowd. Under ^mpetltlon. When Pont pack- sentotlvea, mentioned Archer, Referee Johnny LoBianco per- ing the World Series and All- still undefeated Manchester the exJEL, averaging 31 points Price scored once last \veek DeGemmls and Paul Vlau, on Cornell in the Bowl, and Wes­ High football team (4-0) is flivarabte between 3,600 Yale, he nald he Robinion, light - heavyweight mitted Tiger to bang away at Star Games for 1966, 1967 and per gome. Dick Bomberger is against Northwest and had guards Pete Benson and Joe leyan faces Amherst in a ‘ ‘Lit­ Michigan State must carry Iti would welcome the new chal- champion Jose Torres and Jun- close quarters when Glardello and 4,000 schoolboy followers 1968. making its second home ajv currently top man among the another 60-yard scoring Jaunt Ruggerio and center John An- tle Three” game. "minus" defense from th« are expected to watch the O d L lenge. Incidentally, he didn’t lor middleweight champion tried to tie up 'Tiger as he did In The exact dates for the pearance of the season backs, gaiining 240 yards in 47 nullified by a penalty. H alf­ dreolL Undefeated Springfield shoots ground to the air against foes do battle. leave much behind at Yale. ’The Nino Benvenuti of Italy as pos- his winning fight at Atlantic Games of the Week, aired this against always dangerous Ma­ carries (or a 6.2 average. Bob backs John Horan and Steve Defensively, Penney has al­ for Its sixth victory in an intra- Purdue Saturday If It hopes tc Oonceeskm stand attendants current Ells have less talent glble opponents for Tiger. City. That was 33 months ago year by the American Broad­ loney High of Meriden (2-2) in Hamilton, onTT. scoring leader Vibbert and fullback Bob Mor­ lowed an average o f 11 points city meeting with winless Amer­ retain Its lofty position in thf had better put In a double order than M y Blue squad since be- Archer, the slick, 27-year-old and the year-younger Glardello casting Co., have not been 2 2 a CCIL clash at 1:30. Manches­ with 33 points, has a total of ey, a strong runner and pass a game. This includes the 28-0 ican International. Central Con­ college football rankings. fore World War Banning New Yorker who scored a con- appeared to have aged consld- of foodstuffs and drinks (soft, n. ter Faculty Manager Ted Mar­ catcher, complete the Penney loss to Pulaski in the opener. necticut, New England’s only worked out, and at least another 340 yards In 66 tries for a A L L E Y OOPl— Cornell set up an acrobatic defense The Spartans, the No. 3 team of course) because the crowd female cheerleaders from Yale troverslal decision over Tiger In erably more than Tiger. tin expects a near-capacity backfield. Morey, who moves to end when other unbeaten team, faces week presumably Is needed to average. in attempt to stop Princeton’s Charley Gogolak In the naUon, travel to Lafay­ will be the biggest In years, Bowl because Yale Is an all- the Garden a year ago, and Tiger opened a cut over Qiar- crowd. Robert Is expected to g o with the opposition has the ball, an­ Bridgeport in a night game. complete the schedule. The holi­ Coach Dave Wiggin will go ette, Ind., to take on the sixth- mole Institution- Is alright but Roblnson, the 46-year-old, five- dello’s left eye in Qi® second Bast Catholic (2-2) is taking Mike Masluk at quarterback, In other games, Trenton State from setting a new Ivy League field goal record. possibly In the history of Me­ day nights would be Memorial chors the defense. The other ranked Boilermakers. In anoth- one things the Ells would wel­ time holder of the middleweight round and a slight gash over the with Mark Heller at quarter­ Brian Cacase at wlngback, John is at Bates, Colby at Bowdoln, morial Field. Day, P'ourh of July and Labor direct aim at going over the .500 end, two-way performer John come a little support, even If crown, are scheduled to fight In right eye In the ninth. By the back, Bomberger and Hamilton Mac at half and Rick Roberts Worcester Tech at.Coast Guard their crucial test in the Sta ...... kee Conference...... Utle tie...... with. lU m between Top Ten ' • * • Day. mark tomorrow in East Hart­ Krause, is also a defensive It came from the distaff aide. Pittsburgh, Nov. 10. nth round he had the fight won, at the halfs and either Dave in the fullback slot. The latter Temple at Connecticut, Middle- National League Palmer, tackles Jphn Dulka and wlch at Vermont, Hofstra at The Indians, who boosted their record after successive thump- and East Catholic High to meet * * 6 upset win over Xavier High meet the winner. three rounds but It was too late April l l - New York at Cin­ Brian McCarten, guards Jim Southern ConnecUcut, St. Law- record to 4-0 by belting Brown by Vermont and Massachu- Michigan State has held its past on the gridiron os early as of Middletown last weekend and While Tiger was eagerly Idok- and his looping, light b l^ s nev- cinnati Reds. Sproul and Don Hubbard and rence at Trinity, Williams at 36-9 last week, are ranked New sett*. The Bears are ranked opponents, Michigan and Thanksgiving morning, 1966. End o f th e Line Coach Don Robert's crew would Ing ahead to further conquests, er bothered Tiger. April 12 Pittsburgh Pirates center Barry Smith complete Tufts, Bridgewater at Quonset England's No. 1 power in The third In New England. Ohio State, to minus yardaga on Practically all details have Souvenir program for Satur- RSox Sell Seven to Minors love to make it two in a row. at Atlanta Braves, Philadelphia the forward wall. been worked out to start fiHv’q CMardello, the 3b"year>old ring* The officials voted for Tiger ^ Must Stop Hessel Naval and Maine Maritime at ^soclated Press Poll. Harvard ' Boston College, blanked by ground. craeviss .4 ^ ^ . scaiTed vctcran of 18 years of by the following round scores: BOSTON (AP) The Bos- who was given a very sizeable Grilli was Toronto's top reiiever Phils at St. Louis Cardinals, "W e will have to be at our Notre Dame will be out to re- scheduling games In at least An upt-and-down club so far Nichols. Is rgted second desplte'a 3-3 tie Arm y and Penn State before _ two of the throe major sports— ^ ^e**^usktos battling, was just about referee LoBianco, 9-5-1; judge ton Red Sox shuffled their bonus ’ whM signed out of high with an 8-2 mark. Houston Astros at Los Angeles very best to beat Maloney,” Dartmouth and Harvard carry with Cornell after three victor- taking a schedule break, wlU favor Southern Oallfor- Huskies historic ,hm„o-h si f«,4o,r hyr o^llinn. »ChOOl In 1961. this season, Maloney Is paced basketball and football through. A1 Bert, 10-5, and Judge 'Tony roster today by selling Scott led the Eastern League CKKlK^rs and Chicago Cubs at Wiggin said. "They have an ex­ Impressive credentials on both les. field a revamped back field season, win over Yale In the season op­ by the arm of quarterback Jim Thom Me An show awards, His wife Rosalie told him to Castellano, 8-6 -1 . The Associated seven players to Toronto of Dullba, purchased mid w a y in hitting mith a .319 average, Francisco Giants, cellent signal-caller in Hessel, a regional and national level In- Maine, which clinched a Yan- against Richmond. The Eagles, "^® played In the lost ener. A special five-page lay­ Hessel and the running of half­ presented In -cooperation with ' y' quit but Joey wants to fight Press scorecard had Tiger In thg International League the 1965 season from in homers with 25 and in runs Amerloan League and a line that outweighs us 11 rated fourth regionally, will * ^ ® *^® s«ason, and when It out will be featured back Don Bradley. Maloney has Thsiiw xivrBiu,Herald, willwui Hvbe presented— iireBeniea— York Rnnirpra once more in a benefit for re- front, 10-4-1, DUrchasinflT the con- is working on a knuckle batted In with 94. Coletta hit April 11 - Cleveland Indians pounds to a man. They will be start Inexperienced senior John Notre Dame .318, while John.son collected 24 Washington Senators, beaten both Bristol schools, Cen­ tough.” one each—to the outstanding Nat^nal H n ik ^ I Providence, -The defeat snapped Glardel- tra cts^ o f 10 rook ies Boston team in the tral and Eastern, and lost to Blair at quarterback, while"® ‘""K®" unbeaten. •enlor member the Manohes- « League j^ g jjjg n.year-old son, lo’a victory streak at nine for a ^ ^ Instructional League homers nvMucin and 93 rbi's with a .299 April 12 — Kansas City A ’s Maloney had little troubld*i Look at the Pro Grid Weekend Mike, Vlolante will spell ailing ®* ‘*’® remaining six Tap Windham find Wethersfield, av­ ter High and Bast Catholic V n'8bt against the Carmine, one of hts (our boys, is nearly three-year span. His rec- _u<,j,era Boh^Heffner Roh given a chance of regain- average at Minnesota Twins, California pinning a .34-11 defeat on the In­ Brendan McCarthy at fullback, ^en teams play night gamea. eraging over 20 points per game. f^ t b a lf t e « n . this season. The retarded) ord now is 98-28-7. Tiger, a pm w;, ® ‘ "® Robin,Robinson, Dowd and Beamer ®t Chicago White ^ x dians last season. Massachusetts, New England’s 'f'uP'ranked Arkansas takes on Square Garden Men wish ba. Jay Ritchie, EM Connolly Detroit Tigers at New York Only Manchester and Wethers­ coaches and the press will " I couldn’t get started,” said 14 years,'has a 52-14-3 record. w ® 22-year-old right-hand- are rated by the Red Sox as East at Full Force No. 6 team, seeks its third North Texas State, fifth-ranked and A1 Lyle, ' outfielder Gary Yankees and Baltimore Orioles field have scored more points make the selections . . State ^ written exam of joey. ” My right was slow, my Glardello weighed the class Qgigg^ first "base'man'lBob ®^ '®<1 the International outstanding prospects, who need East should be a full strength straight victory and fourth In six meets Rice, Louisiana than Mlaloney. Two-Team Battles ^ r d of Fisheries and Game ^ n tr a l ^Connecticut District legs jegs were slow — everything limitr«t» of 160 pounds to TSo.—•.'Tiger’s Lcsgue In batting with a .302 more experience in the minor at Boston Red Sox. for the Black Knights, who outings at Boston University, No. 9, battles Soufli Ooro- 158%. The season will close Oct. 2. Hessel has thrown for five lina, and lOth-rated- Georgia reports seven arrests for vlo- was slow. Four rookies were promoted average. He hit 14 homers and leagues, have put together back-to- whose surprising Terriers are lations and 27 warnings for wtil have an opportun------touchodnws this year, hitting on plays Kentucky. from Toronto’s International ‘‘ "°''® ** expected The 43-player roster, including 0 backs wins over Northwest ranked sixth with a 2-1-1 rec­ 30 of 68 pass attempts for 3T5 minor violations were Issued on "P three in military service, aver- In 19 years as a coach, Red Catholic and Middletown High In Each Division ord. Nebraska, No. 3, meeits (30!o- League playoff champions. They down the Red Sox third yards. Halfback Bradley, who after earning only a tie in the itido In an afternoon game, and tto opening day of the hunting ^*®®',,T^® " ’*** *^® ^®®' Ambitious Challengers were third baseman Joe Foy, base position next spring, ages just over 24 years of age Auerbach’s basketball teams Brown, Holy Cross and Yale, ■rason last Saturday. The de- Wethersfield High. The carries a 3.9 rushing average is first three games this fall. The NEW-YORK (A P )—The trading season is over and eighth-ranked Florida Is Idle. the league’s most valuable play- Andrews was Impressive in despite the fact that seven vet- hA,ve won 884, lost 453. Auer- RICK HARVEY disappointments so far this sea­ pfutment reports one third of dates, all art Kingawood' Hessel’s favorite target, catch­ defeats were suffered to Pulas­ JOE REGGJERO the National Football League shapes up as a two-team Arkansas, still sizzling after er; shortstop Mike Andrews and ‘ raining camp la.st spring, but erans are over 30. Third ba.se- bach is the only NBA coach who son, take on tough assignments the pheasant stocking schedule Hartford, are ing 11 for 169 yards. Hessel Is ki and South Catholic. East Catholic East Oathollo Casper and Nicklaus Duel pitchers Guido Grilli, a south- Toronto. Herron man Frank Maizonc is the old- did not play in league competl- race in each conference. Green Bay and Baltimore look again in their meetings with ^®topr over Texas last Sat has been completed. For the re- ^2, 29 and Dec. 3. Frosty posted an 11-9 record, while also the top runner with a 4.5 The Eagles' defen.sive platoon, paw, and Gerry Herron, a right­ est at 35. tion. like the class of the West and St. Louis and Cleveland New York state foes. urday, should have an easy time malnder of the hunting season, F’roncis will be In charge . . . average. Halback George Wil­ which excelled Saturday against recording its 18th straight victo­ hander. liams, also a fine pass receiver, the best in the East. ----- :------shooting win be allowed one football coach Carmen Ooz- Shapes Up in Invitational Xavier, will have to contend Buffalo is practically in with ry. Called up from Pitt.sfield’s Giants Need One Win era come home sifter three- half hour before sunrise except p.ausgd today to give consid- East e r n League champions two non-winners in the Ameri- for migratory birds which may eration to the fact that both his t»AS VEGAS, Nev. (A P ) — champion in the Sahara in 1963, c .1, „ T . T-i game road trip that ended with were third baseman George can Football League’s Eastern ,, , . , . j , be hunted from sunrise to sun- g^ven and family names begin The struggle In the$100,000 Sa- Nlcklaus. He had 71-67 and tied ^ 24-24 tie against Jets. A1 Davis’ Sports Schedule Scott, catcher OWen Johnson C Division. San Diego appears set , . Tom Conran. Little with the lertter C. Yale’s football hara Invitational Golf Tourna- with him was Dave Hill, 68-70. c Take advantage of your General Tire boys beat Boston 24-10 on the a n d outfielder (CSiris Coletta, Ted Trudon Volkswagen To Gain Midget Title headed for the tiUe in the West. „ , j . .. , 19th H ole League baseball president, ha-s lost three games to ment shapes up as a duel of two Past records would indicate who was placed on the military Specialist’s Pre-Season Offer! SAVE Another good week. 7-2-2, left and should do K again with Friday, Oct. i t rivals M ajor Hoople as a "pre- date -a ll to ”C teems—Connec- seasoned players-Bill Casper Jr. that it will be Casper and Nick- Driving toward the Manchester Midget Football reserve list with Tony Oonigli- the season totals at 28-7 lA the t Jets. vs. Giants, 6:30; Pats BIG MONEY DURING THIS GI­ League title, the Giants (3-1) can take it all tonight, FOUB BALL PAIBlNaS dictor.” A t the recent Little ticut, Colgate and Columbia. Jack Nlcklaus. laus when the chips—$20,000 of aro and pitcher Bill Rohr. N FL and 11-6-3 in the A F L for Blletnlkoff takes vs. Eagles, ML Nebo. GANTIC meeting the Jets (2-1-1) at Mt. Nebo at 6:30. A victory over Job vacated by Bo Rober­ torlln* Umes tor Ui« Four Ball' League appreciation Night, Saturday In the Bowl, Yale But there Is a spread of six ‘ hem to be precise—are down In Three “first year” players an over-all 39-12-3 and a litUe Goir Twmament at the Ellington strokes to remember — with ‘ he final 18 holes Saturday. would assure Coach Alex Ferguson’s club the town son traded to Buffalo. x-country — Manchester at Ridge Country Club tomorrow fol­ Conran ordered 90 dinners and meets Cornell. were added to the Boston roster. protection for the day when the Windham. low; three ambitious young challeng- Tied at 139 after 36 holes were Thev were niteher Oeeii Rr.hin championship. The d efen d in g------roof caves In. Let’s try again Buffalo 21, Denver 17- This r" Kuhnly, Rubiri, champion Patriots (2-2) tackle Soccer — Manchester at Bris­ Goldfarb, ers nestied In between. Art Wall Jr.. Bobby Nichols, son anTcatcher Jim ^ City eleven the first time (aU games Sunday afternoon ^ ^ toligh one for the Bills the winless Eagles (0-3-1) In tol Eastern. 9;07--^Mf. Zalman, Vanderroort. This was the setting today as Billy Maxwell, Doug Sanders Wellsville in the New York - around. unless otherwise noted), whose offense has been shoddy Menschell. the trimmed - down field of 71 AI Besselink. Penn League and pitcher Paul T T the second Contest. Soccer — Windsor at Rock­ 9:14—Ferguson, F. WUsoo. Oon- Third Tennessee Mentor The Raiders will close the . sine® -loss o t Elbert Dubenion ville. yeri Nathan. professionals swung Into the -^t 140 were seven others, in- Dowd of Winrtqp - Salem in ths SNOW TIRE Sale The Giants, which lost the season Saturday, Oct. 30 at Green Bay 21, Dallas 18- The Glenn Bass. AddiUon of Bo Flnne«an. Kearney, Hallowell. third round of play over the par- eluding A1 Geiberger, Bruce Carolina League. town flag to the Pats last year only game the Packets have Boberson should help and Soccer — East Windsor at El­ Windsor. 9:28—Meurant, Anderson, Sheldon. Dies After Auto Mishap 36-36—71, 7,069 - yard Paradise Crampton, George Knudson and Geiger was plagued by injur- In a playoff, assumed the front lost In 10 starts was a 21-12 decl- ^®^®’s always Pete Gogolak. lington. Podolny. G E N E R A L KRAFTREADS 9;35-^eath, Bsrrd, Johnson, Hssl. .RNOXVILLE, Tenn. (A P ) — Rash offensive ...... line coach on Valley Country Club layout. Don January. jes and illness during a seven- running spot last weekend, de­ sion to Dallas in an Aug. 28 ex- Kansas City 14, Houston 10- Soccer — South Windsor at 9:43—KUInski, CU), Hosier, Rstta- p a rie s Rash, 28. assistant foot- Head Coach Doug Dickey’s Casper led the pock with ------year major league career and APPLIED TO YOUR OWN CASINGS OR feating the Eagles while the hibition game. Bart Starr hav->1^® Oilers haven’t lost at home Stafford. bone. Jets surprised the Patriots to Clinic Planned 9:49 — Hsrrigan. Davis. Brown, boU coach at the University of m. a nevpr* heart i in straight five-under par 66s for Seth Cartwrlghti 275 pound hardly had a chance to live up OUR A-1 SAFE'TY CHECKED CASINGS ing a good year with eight ip s but they dropped their last three Soccer — Ohensy at East Brand. earn second rating. Granby. 9:56—Becker, Honnon, Bktnasr, Tennessee, died In a hospital ’ ' a S6-hole tournament-record to- tackle for the N ew -York Jets, to his promise. The outright At Y Building and only two. Interceptions and on the road and are switching to first alternate. here early today of Injuries suf- doctors held out little -tai ©f 132. was a high school tennis sale of Guindon was another dis- Only one more playing date Packer defense should give Don Don Trull as* starter over __ Saturday, OcL 38 fered Monday In a railroad hope for his recovery. 'Three shots bock was Randy champion jin Texas. appointment to the Red Sox, remains on the schedule, a Week-George Blanda. Chiefs’ offense Football — Maloney at Man- Ole Miss Coach Jtihnny week from tonight when the Clinic starts Monday night at crossing accident. a standout lineman at the Glover of Florence, S.C., with about time for Packers’ running spotty but defense solid enough diester, 1:80. Vaught has won six Southeast­ Pats meet the Giants and the the Y with Tom Oonrah In ■Two other Tennessee assistant University of Missouri in 1986- scores of 70-66—136. Dale Doug- 2 FOR game to click. to stop Oilers. Football — Bast at Penney. ern Conference football titles. coaches, William B. (Bill) Ma- 68. Rash began his coaching lass of Denver was next with Jets line up with the Eagles. charge. Sessioiu will bfe held Baltimore 81, Los Angeles 14- tfBAIt MAMCMgSraR CBNTKR Johi, 28, and Robert T. (Bob) career at his alma mater. He 69-67—136, and Dudley Wysong Still seeking their first vic­ Monday through Friday night, Swede Svare exjierimentlng Jones, 80, were killed outright served as line coach at the Air of Casper, Wyo., had 69-68—137. tory, the Pony' Red Raiders starting each night at 6 o’clock. with rookie linebtuU^ers. John Keeper of Defensive Rookie Giant Backs when a Southern Railway pas- Force Academy from 1961 to the At 138, and 86 holes to play, take over Mt. Nebo Sunday, Boys 10 to 12 are elig^lble In­ Unitas hitting Raymond Berry •enger train struck a car In spring of 1964 when he Joined was the winner of fiv e major hosting Meriden at 2 o’clock. cluding those -who will reach and Jimmy Orr consistently and which they were riding. the Tennessee staff. tournaments this year, and the Coach John McNary's clUb will their 10th birthday by Dec. 31. Rams are Itist in pase defense. be out to avenge the 18-0 dub The clinic wiU preceed league Philadelphia 28, Pittsburgh 17- New York Mentor Tunnell M a o e lie 6te;i LUMBER* Whg It took from the Silver play. Norm Snead still out so King Hill has to carry load for Eagles again witti kicker. Sam Baker 100% For Sizes RIMCO crown comlim.itioii (loots ^ SELECT USED CARS OK also doubtful. Steelers’ Bill Nel- Feels When Qremlins Lose 6.00x13— 6..50X13 sen hasn’t hit with a TD pass VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN CREDIT 1500 Sta. 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Look for Browns to aarence Childs of Florida He’s on Irrevarent ooul 1965 STUDEBa KERS by conduction than alu­ Convertible, Blue ‘ 1445 Fairlone 600 2-Door Hard­ turns In bad reports on MERCURY Convertible. 4-way power. throw to tight end John Brewer AAM and Henry Carr of Arls- minum,' R IM CO uses top. Automatic, radio, handed quarterbacks—"Thej SAVE HUNDREDS) OF DOLLARS BEFORE 66s COME OUT! Comet, 2-Door M395 Loaded lylth extras. Fully and pick on Henry Carr. If Earl ona State— they're m w In ’Tun- whitewalls. Extra clean, KMIXN TUNNEIX. a Jinx. A1 tOierauu (ths only select western pon- warranteed. Dark blue, low mileage. Full war­ Morrall le on target, botnbe n®U’e personal charge. A S LOW A S VOLKSWAOEN CAMPERS coach) woa a lofty Including; Heater, Defroster, Oil Fil­ derosa pine for the fab­ CHEVROLET PRECISION white top. ranty. away! A oloee win for the Emien Is the first Negro Tunnel], « t 48,------stlU- looks— — anaand hs oouion'lcouldn't UtrOWU n W A a ter, Undercoat, Padded Dash, 2-speed rication of its Crown 1963 ...... $1895 Moura 4-Door, auto. ‘ 1345 $3195 $2395 Giants or a runaway for oooioh 'In the history of the Browns. though he oould go out and ploy farther than 10 yards ’* Wipers, Horn Ring, Windshield Wash­ combination door. Char­ FRONT END National F ooUMlU League. He a fuU gome on defense. When 1962 s s e s s ....$1695 gC CHEVROLET out. 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Automobilea For Sal* 4 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAG ALT and SHORTEN Help Wantod— Hak 86 Halp Wantad-Msfc M MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESi’ER, OONN^ FRIDAY; OCTOBER 22, 1968 f AGE SIXTEEN ISM DeSOTO— Flrndome, good OPBNINO In route aalaa. O h a » IMPORTANT NOTICE leal and drug Una. ■RMllMit DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE CLASSIFIED running oondltldn, tl2S. Call BY ROUSON OUR BOARDINO HOUSE with BIAJOR HOOPLB MS-8»aO. The 1964 Ohrtl Rights Law atarPng Inooma and opportun­ SPORIS y^CUUM-JJp(* LITTLE f A O f prohlblta, wtth certain axcap- ity tor advanoamoat, Ttoaa sa^ Antwf W Prtvletw^fui^ BBLXJNO TWO Oonvortiblen, UoM, dlsorlinlnaUon becaunn looted must Indloata salaa and 19BS ThundnrMrd and ises ^ 1 K l l P T H l Roman Doifiet ADVERTISING FWBHMfffB at sex. It win now ba nacan- management ability. FtlanMaJ Volknwagan, good condition. iary for our roadam hot only to 110,000 first year. Star ap- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. 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Davis A Bradford Lum- COLLEGE FTjOOR SAND ING and reflnlah- any advertiser using box ble 8, automatic, power 643-4611. teed. 309 Autumn St. 643-4860. ing (speoializlng in older ber Co., 200 Tolland St., East JANITOR — part-time. SAY, WHAT IS THIS T WELL, TM TIRED OF TKYIWO TO FIT IONA MFC. COMPANY Chester area, call, 648-6681 I'-SO- LUNCHES AROUND THE DENTS IN letters. Readers answer­ steering, still factory guar­ floors). Waxing floors. Paint­ Hartford. WHAT'S THE IDEA OP CARPENTRY — 32 years ex­ 6 p.m. only. PACKIN’ A4V SRLIB A LUNCH BOK THAT LOOKS LIKE IT ing blind box ads who antee. ing. Ceilings. Paperhanglig. REXJENT ST., MANCHESTBIR BARELY SURVIVED A FREE-FOR- desire to protect their Traners— perience. Ceilings and floors WANTED young man to take THIS OAlNTYr WHY, N o job too small. John Ver- WE HAVE work for experi­ TLL NEVER UVE IT DOWN ALL.' UNTIL VOLI DECIDE TO Identity can follow this 1965 Chrysler 300 oonvertftle, 6-A tiled, porches, rec rooms, ga­ charge of new office, answer BREAK DOWN AND BUY A NEW' Mobile Homes faille, 649-6750. enced carpenters. Wesley R. IF 1 ©HOW UP IN THE procedure: Jet black, white top, pow ­ rages, additions, attics fin­ phone, inventory control and TDOLROOMt TCrriN' A ONE, THAT WICKER BASKET Smith Construction Co., 8 4 8 - Enclose your reply to the er, Immaculate. TRAILER— 50'xlO’. 2 bedrooms, ished, remodeled, concrete WANTED-r-Glrl p«ui.-ttme. Ap­ shipping, excellent future, $50 d a is y h a m p e r WILL HAVE TD FILL ' 1567. LUWOl BUCKET/ V . THE BILL/ box In an envelope — color-cued appliances, beauti­ work. No job too small. Imme­ ply Bakery Depariment, Msn- starting salary, 9-4. C all 649- 1965 Mustang convertible, addressed to the Classi­ ful condition, set-up In Storrs diate estimates. 643-2629. B using Opportunity 28 chester Public Market. 0951 after 6 p.m. BUS] fied Manager, Manchester cylinder, 3-speed. Trailer Park. 27 Hill Pond Dr., LOOKING FOR A business of TOOL A GAGE MAKERS Evening Hersdd, together Storrs. (Jensen’s Mobile Home CEILINQ AND WALL renova­ NURSES AIDE— 11-7, full-time PLUMBERS — Experienced in m 1964 Ford Country Squire, 6 your own in Manchester? Look with a memo listing the P a rk ) 529-7972. tions and repairs, sheet rock and part-time. Laurel Manor. new work, good wages, over­ passenger, 8, automatic, no further. Call Paul J. Cor- JIG BORE OPERATORS companies you do NOT and plaster repaired. Ceramic 649-4519. time. 643-4523. power steering, one own­ rentl Agency, 643-5363. want to see your letter. tile installed. 10 years experi­ Top rates, overtime, all beneAta Your letter will be de­ er, still under warranty. Auto Drlvlngr School 7-A ence. Free estimates. Special MEN FOR FIRST shift factory plus profit sharing. stroyed if the advertiser is WAITRESS Wanted — inquire rates for home owners. 649- work. Mechanical experience one you’ve mentioned. If 1964 Falcon, 2-door, 6 cylinder, DRIVING Instructions — Home Money to Loan 29 Frank's Cafe, 623 Main St. WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE 9262. preferred. Apply Eastern Boil­ 0 not it will be handled in automatic, exceptionally pick-up, reasonable rates, teen­ Manchester Tool A Design A FRESH START will lump er Oo., 99 Loomis St., Manches­ the usual manner. dlean. age classes. Special attention CABINET WORK, formica coun­ 130 H artford Rd., Manebastar to nervous and elderly. Serv­ your debts Into one easy pay­ PERSONNEL ter. 649-5363 HOLD ON... I'M GONNA 1963 Mercury Comet, 2-door 6, ing Manchester and surround­ ters, rec rooms, remodeling. ment. If you have equity In ASSISTANT FIRST CLASS mechanic, must T R Y A N D M A K E A automatic, a nice car for ing towns. Call Manchester Quality work. Reasonable pric­ property, call Frank Burke to Lost and Found mother. Permanent position avsill- have own tools, top wages and SOFT LANDING / Driving Academy, 742-7249. es. Free estimates. Call 649- discuss ways and means. Con­ able, pleasant working con­ full benefits. Call Mr. Harris. I0*13. • iMl,im,h,.Taa.a.»iu.M.e> LOST — Child’s glasses, vicinity 6986. necticut Mortgage Exchange, 1962 Ford, 4-door station wag­ ditions. 649-4671. of NaUian Hale School. Call 16 Lew is St., Hartford, 246- SHOP on, 8 cylinder, automatic, “ We'll use tne paper cups and plates tonight, Janie. 649-0014. Motortycles— Bicycles 11 8897. very clean. Roofing—Siding 16 Apply Personnel Deipartment TRUCK driver and stock clerk, MAINTENANCE MAN Your fntho' ‘'IS an appointment and won’t be able to 1960 H A R L E Y 74 — 1200 cc, SECOND MORTGAGE — Un­ over 18. Apply In person Alcar do the dishes tonightl" 1961 Chevrrolet Impala, 2-door new paint, recently overhauled, BIDWELL HOME Improvement Auto Parts, 226 Spruce St. Announcements limited funds available for sec­ IONA MFG. COMPANY Must have knowledge of C hardtop, 6, automatic, bags, windshield, extra lights, Co. — Roofing, siding, altera­ Regent St., Manchester ond mortgages, payments to welding, electrical work, C power steering, very Clean. $350. 649-0120. tions, additions and remodel­ • TWIWWIA^k TIIW*! HOLIDAY HOUSE, Cottage suit your budget. Expedient S S sS :^ ing of all types. Excellent general maintenance of Street. N ew concept In retire­ service. J. D. Realty, 643-5129. HOUSEKEEPER - companion, DAYS machinery. Excellent salary ment living, RN on duty. Near workmanship. 649-6495. B EN C A S E Y Business Services live In. driver’s license pre­ for right man, vocation buses, churches and shopping. DILLON SALES A O ffered 13 Private Instructions 32 ferred, references, salai’y open. Inspector — Familiar with pay, sick pay, other bene- Reasonable rates. For informa­ SERVICE, INC. Roofing and Clumneys 16-A W rite P. O. Bo:^ 21, Glaston­ layout and final inspection flta Contact HG ASSOCIATES RNAUy REPORTED SO/ THATS WHV HDU tion call 649-2358. SHARPENING Service — Saws, ATTENTION Tractor Trailer bury. of aircraft aheet metal 319 MAIN ST., MANCHBSTER ROOFING — Specializing re­ ; THE FUU. EXTENT OF HIS CRIMES WHEN DIDN'T WANT RAMON knives,^ axes, shears, skates, Trainees. Men 19 and over are bracketry. LADIES — Breck shampoo, $6. pairing roofs of all kinds, new CONN. BI-PRODUCTS HE BEGAN PREACHING/tEMOdf/mW. TO SIGN the rotary blades. Quick service. needed at once to train for SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL per gallon, In plastic contain­ roofs, gutter work, chimneys CONFESSION. Capitol Ek]uipment Co., 38 high paying jobs as Tractor- WOMAN for cleaning, 2 days Hop River Rd., Columbia T ers, Russell's Barber Shop, cleaned, repaired. Aluminum per week, 8-4. Call 649-2358. Xube Bender— Must be will­ DODGE 1955— Royal, 4-door se­ M ain St., Manchester. Hours Trailer Drivers If qualified Columbia, 228-9454 T Oak and Spruce. ing and capable of setting a^M£0 N,DI^^W dally 7-6. Thursday 7-9. Satur­ siding. 30 years’ experience. dan , automatic transmission, Earnings $200. per week sal BAKERY Saleslady, part-time •up and operating from mas­ Manchester, 649-3668 y3URSWDRDJ day 7-4. 643-7958. Free estimates. Call Howley, ary and up. M any jobs availa body, tires and motor in good evenings and weekends, exper­ ter tube and gauges. Also condition, asking $100. Call af­ 643-5361, 644-8333. ble. Budget plan available also Personals HAVE TIME — will worit. Odd ienced preferred. Apply in per­ able to estimate time re-' ter 4 p.m. 643-4230. For details phone 249-7771 any­ PART-TIME route sales. A v«^ jobs our specialty. Will do most son. M ayron’s Bake Sho^), 668 quired to set-up and op­ RIDE wanted from Brookfield time. Only school licensed by age $2 to $3 hourly for 12 to If anything. Call us. 643-2097. Heating and Plumbing 17 Center St., Manchester. erate. St. to vicinity Hartford Cou- Registry of Motor Vehicles and hours weekly. Call on establish­ M & M Oil Service, plumbing rant, 9-6. 649-2670 after 6:30. PICK ONE OF THESE DON’T USB YOUR car as a accredited. ed customers. Call 528-6686 or and heating, residehtial, com­ Machinist^— A ble 4o—set-up truck, for moving rubbish dis­ REFINED person for mother’s 644-0202. mercial and industrial, no job and operate from blue­ BUT... BUT WE JUST OH.MOl HOW FROM OUR CLEAN posal, odd jobs, call Dick, ^3- helper, live In. Call 64^-4044. Automobiles For Sale 4 too small, 649-2871. READING instructions for chil­ prints. Also willing ' to HAD ACAPevUC DISCUSSIONS COULD THEy?.. 9906. A fter 6 p.m. 7*4t /s-xz NEED CAR? Yqur credit turn­ STOCK OF USED CARS dren, call 643-9759. MATURE WOMAN to help, learn short run die making. ON tyPES OF 60VERNMENT5. /v\y FRIENDS. BOITT — plumbing and heat­ ed down? Short on down pay­ LAND CLEARING, tree re­ part-time with clerical work, ing, repairs, alteraitlons, elec­ ment? Bankrupt? Reposses­ 1966 Grand Prlx sport coupe, moval, and chain saw work. in receiving department of fur­ LOAM a n i MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLl tric and gas hot water heat­ sion? Don’t despair! See Hon­ power steering, power brakes, A. Michaud, 742-8096. Help Wanfed— Female 35 niture and appliance ware­ G U N VE R MFG. CO. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE ers, free estimates. Call 643- house, Call Mr. Pettengill, 646- est Douglas. Inquire about low­ aulomatic transmission, mag FIELD STONE TYPEWRITERS — Standard ,1496. 0111. 234 Hartford Rd., Manchester HERE Y O m BE SAFE T AND MARIA eOUND6l OCK est down, smallest payments wheels. ...TO HELP THE mnnf.i PAGE BIQHTBBIf ,Housea For lalt 72 Wanted To Rent R o m s s For lalt 71 Houses For Isis 72 Honass l^or Sals 72 Suburban For lals 7B Suburban Far Sals 75 Subarban For Sate Household Goods 61 Household Goods 51 Apsrtmeiit»~F1at»— Apartment BafldUifS Fuel and Feed 49*A Tenements 68 wanted—s or • MANOHBSTBII — New Ranoh, MANOHEtTBR - 10 rooms ______Tenements 68 __ School aPAOIOUS — targe tot, evei> WAPPINO — Zmmaoulato $ COVENTRY — • room Relied ZNVBSTMBNT end comfort WOOD — Seasoned hardwood, BBlAimFUL CHERRY contem- ! b*4ro«n«.. « multi-lsvsl Split, waU to wall ttsed reome, attractive eetUng, room Ranoh, flrsptaced living Ranch, rse room, flrsplaea, ga- one beautiful paoke#e. An 6 porary breakfront with sliding FOUR ROOM apartment, $4 FOUR lovely redecorated 11 y «w o l d ^ y hatha, garage, 8 eone heating, BEST BUYS cut to fit your (Ireplaoe. De­ HERE’S HOW ...... , s rs s i S’Vis _ carpeting, all top quality fix- built • In range, dlihwaaiier. room, family room, full base­ n d i, 3 acres wooded tot, can room Ranoh, colonial style, TV glass doors. 90" extensole ta- Birch •»St., *i»«*flrit *i~,»floor, inquire rooms,mmns. second floor,ftoo^ no rur-fur- . ------enjoy Uiemselvee, $96,300. J. O. Realty, 648-6139, CLASSIFIED livered. OaU 7U-7IU, 74a-7a7». TO GO BROKEI tures, spacloiu dining and liv­ At $16,400 it's a beautiful buy. ment with rso room. BM Air be easily converted to a two eoree, brook. Lappen Agency nace, call 649>e501 ntter 6 p.m. g is ^ o S . 8-9 p.m. 649-MTT. ble with custom pads. M0-4OOS. second floor left. ing rooms, 3 oar garake, I full BYBELPIORE Lappen Agency, f46-63$l, $46- Real BsUto, 6a-9SI3. family, ideal eltuatlon tor In­ 649-6661, 646-6140, Take a beautiful modem baths, stons and brick con- 6140. laws to have thsir own pri­ 8S1A80NE1D fireplace wood. MANCHESTER DUMJBX— 6 rooms, a**"^*'' - j-bedroom unfum- bedroom 'suite, Includea oil furnace. oonnecUons for ap- Manchester by structlon, professional land­ COVENTRY - 6 room, weU vacy In your horns. J. D. Real­ Cau a4s-8S7e. Musical Instruments 53 KIDS A' PLENTY •~WiiHtea::^iftiiBs&te77 ADVERTISING double dresser, mirror, -Spacious 4H room luxury pllancea. AdulU preferred. In- ^ Maribor- T A C T •®*p*"$>scaping, >3 •’•0reo rooms, and much MAJfOmoaTBR — Centre! 6 maintained home on elevated ty, 648-6139, 646-M77. SPINET PIANO, Cable Nelson, apartment now avallabit at family ------_ _ room Cape, Sreplece, 1% aorc lot, fruit trees, etc. $14,- WANTED 3 or more family bookcase bed and apacloua quira 21 Fairttald St. ough 298-9488 or Write Box n , L / a O ’l Realty, 64^ And Money a' IltUeT Then see CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Garden—Farm—Dairy chest, all 4-plecea a real 8 years old, reasonable, also MARILYN COURT on Ol- 6130, 649-8877. this' big older home centrally lo­ bethe, bay windows, only, $16,- 300 for fast sals, Leonard Agen­ SOUTH WINDSOR — If you property, prlvau buyer. Cell Herald. ______cy, Realtors, M -o m . , 8 AAL to 6 PAL Products SO bargain at $179.06 and we other househedd furnishings. oott St. Fsaturaa Inoluda To take advantage of a cated one block from Main St. 900, for tmmsdiete sals. Bsl have been looking for * home 649-7304. FumishsO Apurtmenw 8S-A good, good buy on this 6 >4 CAPE with 1% baths, bssutiful will sell It for $112 on Easy Call 644-1297. range, refrigerator, dispos­ Real king slaed kitchen, other Air Rssl m a t s , 64l-9$63. with a family room on the OOURTLA.ND, Maclntoah, and room Ranoh, really good location, full six room home, VERNON 6 room Ranoh, full main floor, call us today on UB-nNOS WANTED — For per­ COPY C1.08ING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Terms. We don't care! We al, modom cabinet kitchen, ANDOVER — 2-room furnished rooms likewise, 1% baths. Oc­ bassmsnt wall to wall earpst, Dellcloua apple*. Apple older SEARS SILVERTONE electrlo loads ot closet space, ce­ Land For Sale 71 buys are hard to find and full basement, new heating this charming 6 room Ranch sonalized service, call this of­ love crowds at NORMAN'S, organ, excellent condition. 17" apartment, heat, hot water, system,, fireplace, trees, plus cupancy, Immediate. kitchen rsngs tncludsd, new fice. Alice Clarapet, Realtor, HOWPAT H o t PWDiA * M s8# AJfc—AATHKOAf t AJl made on premlsea. Ferrando'a ramic tjled bath, laundry efectriclty, refrigerator, stove. 01^ a very few oome down home that we Just Ilstod. It of­ Forest cor. Pine. Manches­ Hotpoint portable TV and $500 DOWN lUUng at only, $13,000, CoUl Multiple Listing Member, 640- Orchards, located on Birch Mt. facilities', elevators, carpet­ AdulU. d H. BUens. Route 9. ^ the pUce In any one year. an sBclossd yard. Bxcallsnt fers 8 good slsed bedrooms, ter. Nights till 9. and Wagner, 648-906$, 876-8196. 4648. Road, off Hebron Ave. (Rt. stand, good condition. 64S-9B39. ed halls. Individual con­ 742-777$. Thia Ranch la reedy for buy. Vacant. T. J. Crockett, Buys this 4 bedroon^ Cape large living room, kitchen a n d ______TOim OOOPMIATION WILL Q l A| M 3 -2 7 1 1 M ) Qlaatonbury. ^ after 8:80 p.m. Vernon, $4,000. Call 878-608$. Immediate oooupeney, has Realtor. 648-1677. WE KNOW WHERE In Manchsster, W alK l^ OB APPBUOIATKD l/IM U ITPJ A# 1 I trolled heat, closed circuit ECHO DRIVE.” V B R N O N ~ dining area, 1?*?* paneled HOMES NEEDED, We hsve GET BANK TERMS ONE AND TWO room furnished three b{sdroatni, big kitch­ distance to storee, bus,^ T-V, expert superintendent TWO FAMILY, 4-4, on large lot. There Is a six room Colonial Neat five room Ranch with a family r o ^ ^ th bookshelves, ^ purchasers waiting — AT ALBSatT'S apartmenU, heated. Kitchen en adth dining area, an ■ c h o o 1 s, end churches, ons car altachsd garage, com­ CARLO MIcelll violin, will seU service. Houses lo r Sal# 72 with large. storags building In That haa 1 % hatha basement garage. Excellent Manchester, Bolton, Glaston­ APPLE16, Macs and Delicious. START TO PAY IN JAN. aeU, refrigerator, bedroom set. overstsed 3 - car garage, beautiful back yard with bination windows,/ well land­ or trade. Call 643-7688. Model apartment open 2- rear, one apartment now va- That la close to schools, shop- *|ondltion and i sensIMy priced bury snd nearby. Call Suzanne CoHtliiiMd From FfModlns Fog* 173 So. Main Street. 3 ROOMS FURNITURE gas range. Free electricity, — lArge family staed Boreehed-ln patio, 160x100 trees and outdoor fireplacs, scaped lot, excellent condition 5:30 and 7-9 p.m. dally. oant, convenient location, $14,- Ing. to sell at only $16,600. T. J. Shorts, local representative. $9.38 MONTHLY gas. Ixiw rent. Apply 10 De- large living room with level lot, terrific value at, privacy galore. Call O ^ e r , throughout, nea/ elementary Doga—Birds— Pets 41 h a n d picked. Macs, Starks. „ ^ Saturday and Sunday, 1- 800. 646-1919 between 6-7 p.m. That la immaculate CroOkett, Realtor, 643-1577. J. Watson Beach k Company, H«lp Wanted—Mol* 36 pot Square. Apartment 4. fireplace, 8 bedrooms, reb 649-8177, 6-9 p.m. school. Priced at only $18,700. and Baldwins, $1 per 16 quart Bedroom, Living Room, Dinette, ijo BASE NEW Accordion, rea- 8:30 p.m. $16,400. That offera Inimedlate Realtors, 643-8866 or 622-3114. oocu- VHUINON — Custom U * R GENERAL SHOP help, full AKC SMALL Poodles, male basket. In own container. Bot- Buga, Lamps, Tables and Other aonable, call after 8. 643-7888. OFF PORTER ST. - 6 room pancy. U * R Realty Co,, Inc., Real­ time, fringe ’■benefits, apply black and female silver, 9 tl’s Fruit Farm, 260 Buah Hill Aoceseorlea ...... - ...... - CONNECTICUT c^dltlo^,*^ wmSletSy” rsm^- Cape, shaded comer lot, built contemporary .;R a n c h, tors, 643-2692. Robert D. Mur­ URGENTLY needed - 4 or 6 weeks old. Call 643-0634 any­ That la already appraised. New England Met Products, Rd. MANAGEMENT CO.. INC. oik ^ L '^ M r^ oU M d ^ k s: elsd inside and ojjt. »«-•«>’ WOLVERTON screened breezeway, oversized family room, fireplace, sun- dock. 643-6472. room home on or near bps line, i BOB O LIVER 9-4. time. ------8 K SS^'^SSSS rb Wearing A pparsl-Furs 57 283-4481 628-4189 112^ m o ^ lv Phllbrlck Agency. 949-8464. garage, 88 Grandview Bt. Call LARGE COLONIAL deck, high scenic sloping wood­ Ranches, 3 or 3 bedrooms, 2 ed lot. Hayes Agbocy, 646-0131. Vernon of $10.16 MONTHLY GIRL’S COAT, hat, leggings, Model Apartment, 649-2682 call 648-9171. _____ S B A ^ ROOM older horns, 4 AGENCY owner 646-0481. MIRACLE, NOT MIRAGE family home, 4 - bedrooms, 2 Live Stock 42 Fertilizers 50-A Westlnghouse Refrigerator, Llv- size 4T. Baby girl’s two piece SPOTLESS SPLIT lonlal. Family home with a lit­ TW oTr o o m s , heated, utlllUes, bedtwms, * ' MANCHESTER — Spacious 3 7 rooms, 2% baths, 3 Are- GLA'BTONBURY — $3,000 down Conttr Meter Solet Ing Room, Bedroom, Dinette, snow eult, slie 18 months. Is this "Mr. Clean" residence In Vernon Circle area. 8 bed­ tle land. Call now, Paul J. Cor- 118 Main St. — $100. $ rooma, free parking, business block. Marion B, RoberUon. Realtor. 649-2818 room English Colonial, 4-bed­ places, large family room, will buy 2-famlly house on MAN a well maintained, close to rooms, family room, bullt- renti Agency, 643-6363, $ e y » — 643-2426, 9-6. Depot Square. Call Mr. Keith, 648-8988. ______rooms, it i baths, den, rec 2-car garage, bullt-lns, city acre lot. For details ea^ the HORSE boarded, private fann, everything area. Three bedroom lns, cellar and garage are and shurbs. Delivered. 643-7804, room, garage. Hayes Agency. Leonard Agency, Realtors, 646- To drive and help In store, excellent care. Call 643-6088. EVERYTHING $297. 649-6495. M8-1B22. l a r g e EXECUTIVE Ranch, 7 rancher with finished family utilitiei, excellent location, only a few of the excellent Legal Notice "O U rC A R S. full-time. Call for interview 649-8731. FT/B ROOM FIJtT, third floor, MANOHBSTER — 8-6 duplex, 646-0131. 0486. 3 ROOMS FURNITURE newly decorated, available rooms, modem kitchen with all room, wall to wall carpeting, quick occupancy. Charles features offered in this im­ OEDKB o r HKABINU. 649-4841. $14.74 J^ONTHLY bullt-lns, dining room, two fire- nice condition, 3 oil furnaces, w . ^ c h e h t f r VERNON — 6 room home on maculate home for $19,900. ■8TATK OK (X)NNBCTICU.ir DIS­ DEALS, end TERMS Articles l^'or Sale ' 45 now, $80. Call 643-8118. Business ixieations modem bathrooms, excellent m a n c h b b t e r West Side, bullt-ln china closet, shadow Lesperanoe, 649-7630. TRICT OK ANDOVER. PFtOBATE 51 Westlnghouse Washing Ma- Wanted— Buy 58 ______64 /places, 2% baths, family room, beautiful landscaped lot, conve­ Call J. McLaughlin, 649- COURT. TOWN OK BOUTON OC­ Household Goods For Rent locaUon. Also unusual 3-bed­ 0% room custom Ranch, 2 fire­ box, silent switches, closet AAE THE RESTl" WALLPAPE3R and Paint sale chine, Westlnghouse Refrlg., WANTED—______Partitioned or lead- THREE ROOMS for rent with two car garage wooded lot, lights, etc., etc. We have never nient locaUon, hot water heat, 2772. TOBER 19, 1966 MANCHESTER DRUG room Ranch with rec room, places, 80x230 landscaped lot, Entat* <4 Julius U. 8lnr>nc also this week. Morrison Paint and EVERYTHING in sterilized re- Bedroom. Living Room, Dinette, glass, electric table lamps, heat, stove, $80. monthly. In- $29,600. Phllbrlck Agency 649- near school, shopping. Bel Air seen a cleaner home I MANCHESTER— excellent priced tc aell. Leonard Agen­ known an Jullim Unvl Strfm*. lam of 717 MAIN ST. over half acre land, 3 garages. Bolton. Ill naki DintrU-t, dncnannil Wallpaper Store, 739 Main, conditioned used furniture and Dishes, Rugs, LAmps, Tables, ajgo kerosene lamps. Call 623- quire 82 Church St. l a r g e comer store for rent, 8464. Real Estate, 648-6332. 6 -room modem Colonial, cy, Realtors, 646-0169. BARROWS & WALLACE For full Information call Ells­ MANCHESTER PARKADE U[mn the application »f Klhel (Theatre Bldg.). appliances, high quality — low —Blankets, • • and - Other Accessories - ■ - reasonable. 643-7728. fireplace, cabinet kitchen, Brindle Strong of Bolton, praying worth Mitten Agency, Realtors, COVENTRY — Clean four room MANCHESTER 649-5306 that on InMi-ument purpoixing to be prices. LeBlanc Furniture, i95 CIRCA — 1784 White pillars, 2-car garage, many extras, M OLDSMOBRE WANTED — e x p e r i^ ^ serv- CHRISTMAS CARDS -L Books EVERYTmNG $398. and sell antique and <84 MAIN ST. — 3 rooms, $86. DESIRABLE store oi office 648-6980. WANTED Cape, area of pine trees, fun Open 8:30-9 Dally the lost will and testament of said South Street, Rockville. 878- business zons, 3,500 square deceased be admitted to pmbale 4-Door Super 88 Sedan. ice staticn attendant, full-time, nationally known corn- ^ ic e In ch id e s^ llv e ,^ Set Up fumiture. china, glass, all- Call 643-2426, 9-6. space, ground floor, olean, at- immediate occupancy, 2174. Open 9-8. 'ractlve and reasonable. Apply feet selling and storage, plus A shrewd Investor! You can basement. Immediate occupan­ 8:30-6 Sat. k Sun. and that letlern teMamenlary be Is­ Radio, heater, automatic, days. Good pay, many tene- punigg can show on leave CONCORD RD. — Beautiful VERNON—custom built 6 cy, $9,900. full price. Leonard sued OS per apiillcaUon on fUe more DeUvery or *Free Storage Until Plc^^^e frames, old coins, THREE ROOM all electric Mr. Chasse. State TTieatro, U Ranch, large living room, for­ lovely 8 room house. Hutchins make money on this unique four room Colonial-Ranch, mod­ WTLLINOTON — 6 room Ranch, fully appearn: It In power steering, S9 A D S fits. Apply in person, Moriarty Discount on October or- Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. ORDERED, TTial nald application Needed. Regardless of Time. **=*‘'‘ P ’ Garden Apartments, new stove ~ 8 p.m. 240 HEOTY S'TREET mal dining room, cabinet Agency, 649-5324. family In a convenient location. em kitchen, dishwasher, power brakes. £ n 9 9 2 Brothers, 301 Center St. ders. CaU 643-8483, 643-8768 for bullt-lns, excellent condition, be heard and determined at a Court A CHAIR-FUL Appliances Are Reconditioned ^frigerator, choice of col- TWO, three o ’ kitchen, 3 bedrooms, recrea­ Owner lives In and realizes over fireplace, enclosed carport, SOU-tH WINDSOR—New list­ aluminum storms, artesian of Probate to be held at the ProtMile appointment. ( $4,800. gross annually. Alumi­ Office in the Town of Bolton on the EARFULL! And Guaranteed for 1 Year ients'^ orwhole"esS^ no lease. Ylus’s*^a^*^lc'e%of*r^ Here Is a charming Cape tion room, landscaped yard. large treed lot, excellent ing. Charming 5% room wells, acre lot, shade trees, 3rd day of November. 1966. at one SCI^ENED LOAM — For the On Display at Main Store Cod home located In one o< num siding, aluminum storms location. Ranch, 3 bedrooms, living room one mile to parkway. Essy o’clock In the afternoon; and that Appliance Repair Man l^Repat ser'vS 643^49 Agency, Realtors, 646- Crockett Agency, M.rt» R„uu,r. BJQ COUNTRY and screens, recent roof, etc., notice of the pendency of aaid op- 64 Chevrolet best in lawns and gardens from This little pig went to mar­ PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT Manchester’s nicest resi­ GLASTONBURY - EAST with fireplace, kitchen and din­ drive to Hartford. Asking $14,- pilcallon. and of the time and place Needed In Hartford Areau etc. Call now for further de- Impala Super^ Sport our screening plant, Andover- ket. This little pig stayed ASK FOR CARL de n 11 a 1 neighborhoods. HARTFORD LINE. 6 -room ing area, also a finished rec­ 100. Tom Minor, Broker, Rock­ of hearing thereon, be given to all Oolumbia. Delivered. George U S r o tomltum immediately, rooms, hot water heat, no M 7~E “c ENTEr” ^ Attrac­ MANCHESTER — Raised tallB. persona known to be Intereated In Hardtop Coupe. 409 en­ GENERAL ELECTRIC OO. home and bought a mess of 247-0358 Or 827-9038 Bowers, tiling and Man-, Living with this fast and remodeled older Colonial, reation room, good condition ville, 875-6042. laid estate, by oounlng a copy of H. Grifflng, Inc., 742-7888. major items, for f ^ r rooms children under 12 years. Call tive office and desk space Ranch excellent condition. thin order U> be publiahed once in gine, 4-speed transmia- Recllner Chairs. Have we I e E it DAY OR NIGHT Chester High School are sas.sy 7 room Split Level large lot, bam. throughout, walking distance / Good starting salary, excel­ budge ed to, $250. Thinking of 6 p.m., 649-9732. units currently available, am­ S bedrooms, large kitchen with aome nesrapaper having a circula­ Sion, radio, heater, red SALES AND Service on Ariens, got Recllners? In every If you have no means of trans­ replacing? Now Is the, time. ______Just a short distance away. home, situated on a coun­ HANLEY AGENCY to new elementary school. VA C»VENTRY — $200. down, no tion in sofa Dtstriot, poatnd on tha lent fringe benefits, experi­ ple parking, reasonable rates, room for table, dining room, closing costs, same terms to public nigntwet neareat where the with black interior. A^ Hahn Eclipse, Jacobson lawn known style and color. Why portatlon. I'll send my auto for 649-3635. This attractive home wax try sized and treed lot, 3 BE RIDICULOUS! I I 643-0080 or FHA financing available ence preferred but not nec­ complete telephone and secM- family room, two fireplaces, all. $63. monthly mortgage pay­ deceaned last dwelt In the toavn of rare one mowers. Also Homellte chain do we need so many? WE you. No obligation. 3 p.m. - 1 a.m., 643-9731. CXIMPLEJTE SET of Colliers en- $35. Refrigerator, ■ $30. 742-8090. cated, 89 Birch St., 649-7129. suitable for single person. MAN(3IBS'>‘ER 6 room Ranch Ranch, situated on large lot ■ ■ ...... cyclopedia, including Junior every way. Call owner after 42 Concord Road. _ty^______near school, entrance (oyer. Uj ------■ ------persons performing labor on the ANYBODY FOR ROOM FOR r e n t — gentle- Available November 1. Call af- brand new, aluminum siding BOLTON CENTER — 6 project under this contract .and classics and bookcases^ Call 5:30, 649-2679. baths, kitchen built ■ ins, wall man only, central location, free t®*" 4:16, 643-0727. WANTED . and brick, full cellar, large lot, Colonial - Ranch, larYe living fu^nlBhlng material to cohneo- 60 FORD BOUDOIR CHAIRS 643-9121, after 6 p.m. COME ONE, COME ALL garage, sliding glass doors sep­ Suburban For Sale 75 to wall carpet, only. $17,500. Galaxle 4-Door Hard­ room with fireplace, ideal lo tlon with this contract. Surety IMMEDIATE OPENINGS YOU EARLY TODAY? S ffola f' «ntrance. OaU g ix r o Om ' duplex, $00, one car arating dining room from rear IF-- Colli and )Vagner, 643-9088, top. Radio, heater, au­ (COMPLETE SERVICE by M A INTERTYK, LINOTYPE MACHINE COVENTRY — 7 room country cation (or chtldren,_under $20,- bond must be issued by a AMERICANS! 643-2693. garage, nice location, good ^6-3396. tomatic. Real $ | o C A M Rubbish Co. Also cardboard W e’ve 16 boudoir ■undeok, $19,000. J. D.,,Realty, ^ COMFORTABLE HOME You are riot interested to an home located on main route, 000. For further Information surety company licensed to do I 2 We have positions open for ______:------neighborriood, immediate occu- $48-6139, 649-8877. call the R. F. Dlmock Co., 649- Sharp! ^V®w and metal drums suitable foil chairs.around here so long. OPERATOR immaculate 6 % room ranch a ideal (or horses, etc. Priced to TALCOTTVILLB--New listing. business in the State of Con­ assembly line, warehouse, Please don't look at our Apartments— Plate— pancy, adults. 640-9766. stone’s throw from Vemon Cir­ 6245, shipping and machine op­ leaves, rubbish' and incinera­ If someone doesn't buy .Gqod working conditions. ‘Vacations, hospitaliza- MANCHESTER — 6 room Cape, sell. Leonard Agency, Realtors, 5 room Ranch, basement ga­ necticut. ears when you come In to Tenements 63 Can be yours. If you call cle—and if a raised fireplace, erators. tors for sale. 649-9767. them we’M have to adopt ______FIVE ROOM heated flat, sec- ‘ tion, pension plan and other benefits. Apply in S bedrooms. Immaculate copdi- 646-0469. rage, combinations, oil hot BOL/TON — Andover line — 6 Mr. Jack Hunter, Chairman 59 LINCO LN NORMAN'S In Manchestefr Jarvl.9 for an appointment screened porch, finished family them! They’re good-looking THREE ROOM aparti apartment, 470 and floor, two children accept- tion, flreplaoe, must be sold. air, cehamlc bath. Owmer to room Cape, \ dormer. 6 yepirs’ Building Committee ONE MICROMETER, solid die We’ve got Early American person, to Inspect this gracious co­ room (with bar) and attached VERNON — 4-bedroom Ranch Continental Convertible. APPLY IN PERSON and covered In florql - pat­ Maln St., $00. Call 643-2426, ed, on bus line, $125 monthly, Owner moving Into new home, Chicago, immetilate occupancy. old, garage, fireplace, built -, Manchester Memorial Mark IV. All power, Vhlte — set and pipethreader, %, furniture coming out of lonial home In Manchester’s garage are not what you’re In desirable Center area, 'dre- terned washable plastic. 9-6. available November 1. 649-8713., $16,600.^. D. Realty 643-6129, Kenneth Ostrlnsk'y, Realtor, Hospital Mi, 1^4 . pipe vise, tripod each ear, and we just ain’t lEw^tting Ij^ralh looking for, don’t call us on this placed living room, I 'i baths, 1ns, open staircase, 2% acres, with red leather. C4QC $32.95 would be a money­ east end, TODAY. Here Is 643-5159, 649-8678. Manchester. (Connecticut IONA MFG. COMPANY pipe support, blow torch. 649- klddln'l So, chop the price LOOKING for anything In real $49-6177. . home. Do call us, on anything family kltchdn, loaded with fruit trees, onl)!)/$14,900. Pasek Check this price! Wwil saving price, but you can your opportunity to buy a Dated October 25, 1066 . 1649. and g:lve everybody a bar­ estate rentals — apartments, else in real estate though. pine cabinets, dishwasher, etc., ANDOVER LAKE - This la not Realty 389-7470, 743-6243. REGENT ST., MANCHESTER take your pick for Just $22. iumQUARIANS DELIGHT - large 3 bedroom colonial gain, the boss says. You Terms available at NOR­ homes, multiple dwelUngi, caU with a tremendous living^ basement garage, rear porch, a made over summer place but SKIN DIVING Suit, $10. maple NOTICE Bight rooms, one floor, unusual 59 CHEVROLET can buy a 3-cushion Early MAN'S, Forest cor. Pine, J. D. Realty, 643-6120, colonial decor, modernized util­ room, large dining room,’ partially (toished rec room. A a beautifully ,built Cape Cod. rocker, $10, 2 wooden cornices DECISIONS Pai’Uwood Wagon, 6 - American sofa with luxur­ Manchester. Nights till 9. ities. Good land investment po­ family sized kitchen and a WE BELIEVE-. lot of house (or $19 900. Hayes A home for' permanent living 72" long, $8 each. 643-6727. ious foam complete with a 4>/4 ROOMS, heat, hot water. Variances - Exception* Granted Agency, 646-0131. with added recreational facili­ cyllnder. automatic, ra­ stove, refrigerator, parking. Burr Comers Shopping Pla- tential. Lappen Agency, 649 bath and a half at a great­ matching lounge chair, both INVESTMENT? A ly reduced price. At $21,900 That too much emphasis is ties. Inspirational tview of lake dio, healer. Good fam- Situations Wanted— _ ------;; Completely redecorated, $120. 2 a Free-standing ground sign, $361, 649-8140. In stuimlng Colonial print*. you will agree that It Is a placed on relaxation and leisure from a high knoll- with mnriy ily car! Female 38 ELECTRIC Range, griddle and 15 Forest St., off Main Bt. 646- conditions. Off east Mde of these days. We feel that good Bnildini; Materials 47 Just 1 suite that sold for deep wen, double oven. $25. 30 0090,’^648.0000.______SL??m S?kr^S^n“rth of MANOIESTER — bus line, well bargain. Mrs, Smith will bs COVENTRY SPECIAL lovely trees, 8-car garagC. This hard work not only Is- unjustly Motor-Aid-R USED WOOD O tters good con- $869.95 win go for $200. A REALTOR IS NEEDED. maintained 6-room Cape, cab- glad to show It to you, to­ Is a multiple listing. Call us Other 2-plece______suites bargain **** ® ° •______POUR ROOM, second floor Tolland Turnpike. blamed for many of today’s now. Pratt Agency, 643-9355, S o if various lengths, <3aU ineted kitchen, ceramic bath, day. LAKE PRIVILEGES are INSTALLED WHILE YOU WAIT In her home. Call 648-2661. 649-3689 priced a*t $144. We’ve’ got RuG 8x12, new $80. Rug 0x12, Vn' *^*‘'**'^ permanent aiding, hot water Ilia, but that a steady diet of 742-7696. 'We Have Many 110 Child's table end rheire fumlshed, adulU oiUy. In- condlUoni, 871 WQddle Turnpike, same Is tha best antidote for available with this darling Early American Swivel $10. cauid s table and ^ aim , q u ,,, Manchester Savings and west IN lUYINO A HOME you mutt hovu odvleu heat. Hayes Agency, 648-0131. 30 DAY TRIAL ON YOUR CAR much of today’s troubles. This 5 room ramch and attached , CRYS’TaS^ l a k e — Raised' More Good Buys— Situations Wantecl— rockers, Foam - cushioned, $8. Lawn mower. $6. Child’s Loan, 1007 Main 8 t„ Manches- f f ' ’ e Devetownent. Inc (proftuleiral) In ordur to b« turt Hiot Hw JARVIS REALTY CO. garage. Beautiful kitchen Colonial Patchwork covers, lU N CH wtth IH hatha, five attitude leaves us out in left Ranch overlooking lake, 7- POUOWING BENEFITS ASSURED Stop In Soon and Diamonds—W atehi rocking chair, $4. Window fan, ter. „ . * . e. nf »« with Tappen drop-to range rooms, 2 fireplaces, hot water Male " 39 a buy a( $80.95, our price $7. Sandrah covering, 7x10, $3...... ~'i— ^elUng 2 ol^r to propmty It a teund Invuttmunt. terge rooms, oarport, full base­ field as far as sparkling conver­ See Us For A Good^ 649-1200 643-1121 sation. bridge, or golf Is con­ and dishwasher. Newly dec­ heat, exceptionally well built, LOTS MORE POWER— from much less gasoline WANTED by retired barber, ______Jewelry 48 Is $63. on Easy Terms at 649-9688. FOUR ROOM new apartment, side line. Lot No. 3, south side ment Ntoe lot. Owner must INCREASED MILEAGE—S to 6 more miles per gallon cerned, but it sure sells a flock orated and to movo-ln con­ beautifully landscaped, ideal Deal! part-time work Manchester or WATCH AND JEWELRY re- NORMAN’S, Forert Oor.' ------J______second floor, children accepted, Scott Dr. SELUNG YOUR HOME* your Rualtor (Iw or MU. Asking $17,600, but open i.. conslstenily re|>ortrd of houses for us. Mind you, we dition. Only $13,800. Call _g(or home and business, garage,. BockvlUe area. Call 875-1296. pairing. Prompt service. Up to Pine, Manchester. Nights DUNCAN PHYFE dining table, occupancy Nov. lat, $110. ' Maurice C. French, Convert tho) eon guldo you In making your homo to offsrs. T. J. Crockett, Real- EASIER WINTER STARTS and ‘6 chairs, good condition, without heat. CaU after 0. 640- 1-famlly dwelling to 3-family MANCHESTER—Duplex, 4 and have nothing against sparkling Doris Smith sHeslan well, Immediate occu­ MONEY " ------$20 on your old watch in till 9. $or, 648-1677. iTOB FINEST ••TOP" LUBRICATION YET DEVISED FOR $50. Call 643-0260, 0811, 643-ii67f. dwelling, 26 Linden St. moro morkotoblo and proloet your Invott- 4, individual gas • hot air fur­ conversation, bridge or golf. We pancy. Tom Minor, Broker, THE AUTOMOBILE n W DOWN! MANCHBSTBR - - conveniently naces, and hot water heaters, merely wish to point out that Rockville 876-6042. LESS OO. CONSUMPTION , Dogih-^BirdS—Pets 41 Mato'^'tSif. ^StaTe No m e electric h o t p o in t electric stovO, de- WE HAVE customers waiting it o ? ^ u “ e S S fo J g a m g ? . a S JARVIS REALTY CO. tooated 6 room home tR gen­ combinations storm windows we have no hobbles except SMOOTHER RUNNING 6IOTOR QERMAN Bhei^erd puppies. Theater Building. condltlim, will sell reasonable, jux® model, excellent condition, for the rental of your apart- maxl- SOUTH WINDSOR - Ranch lo. lot coverage over 30% maxi­ erous slBsd rooms, enclosed and doors, city water, sewers, .Ijouses. May we sell yours T 649-1200 649-1121 OPEN 9 to 9 AKC, pure white, other beau- cated between St. Francis ------A ’*®' \ P®*' Call 649-2660. 648-7802. ment or horns. J. D. Relilty. mummum, 107, 11171, 170, 180 Baat oroh and garages. Ideal (or and Hldewnlks, 2 paved drive­ PLUS $lful markings. Bred for tem­ ' drapes, traverse rods and cor- __ a______. g ,. mum, lo i, ii Eves. 649-2510 643-0038 Church and School. Principals perament and beauty from Fuel and Feed 49-A .n‘ces. Call 643-6062. GLBNWOOD gas rangs, dual CenUr St, so --- 6t large family or has two ways. Call Glastonbury, 688- ELIMINATES PERMANENTLY FROM YOUR MOTOR only, $19,000. Owner, 03$-0606. 7 -THE MAJOR c a u s e OF ENGINE WEAR—CARBON CENTER champion lineo. OaU 742-8070. oven, completely automatic, FIVE ROOMS, stove second The above wiU be effeotlv# temUy converalon possibility, 2685. Alwsyt call a Realtor of your _____ ^ - r - ■ BELFIORE, REALTOR BALED hay for horses and cat- SDIOBIR 8B3WWO Machines — condition. Call 646-2043 October 36, 1M6. tectikrd Agsney, Rsaltors. 646- floor, adults only, $60 per choice, Who will give you profes- fm 64 ELDRXDOE ST. — $ rooms, BOL/TON — 4 bedroom Ranoh, VEIRNON — recent 6 room Co- Factory Ouarant4«ed For The Life Of Vour Motor MOTOR SALES tie, excellent quality, by tha brand new, only $89.60, mends, — ...... _ month. 3, D. Realty. CaU 6|S- Filed In office of Town Clerk, wi ,M ini's 3 oar garage, tennis court, lonlal, featuring large living aional and couheous service. Rf- assumable mortgage (or qual­ ASS(XJIATB8 : ^ KAMBUfE kittens for sale bale or ton. Call 649-8805, 648- “ *** embroiders, Essy DRAKE SMITH soUd pine bed- October 30, 1966. acre lot, many trees and room with fireplace, formal 461 MAIN HTRKBT Zoning Board of Appeals member, a Realtor serves his com­ k o o k y 6% room spilt, Hi ified buyer, nice yard, garage, OaU 644-0611. 097$ after 7:80 evenings. budget term^ as low as $8. room set, double bed, with Norman S. Hohenthal shrubs, ouBtom built by U A R dining room, kitchen bullt-lns, MANCHESTER 648-1601 haths, garagSi shaded patio, amcslte driveway, oomblnatlon Beaupre Motor Sales Ine. per month. Clearance sale on aprlng and Ostermoor mat- FOUR ROOM haatod apart- John A. Clifford, munity. Only a Realtor may dis­ Joseph S. Lombardo Housing.. Owner transferred, IVi baths, walk * out basement, AKC SHBLTIE — 6 months, tri ______, ______tests, Urgs lot, only $17,600. storm windows, near schools, used machines up to 60 per trpas, dquble bureau, dresser, ment, centraUy located, all util- Chairman play thia omblem. must sell, $36,900. J. D. Real­ priced to sell at, $19,900. Oolll $44 BROAD ST.—OPEN 9-9 MON.-FRl— 9-1 SAT. "North ol Post Offto*" w t o , rosy seen by appoint- SEASONED fireplace wood. Call cent off. Singer Sewing Cea- night stmd, aU In sxcaUsnt Ittes.'caU e4MM9 betwssn i-T John A. OaglansUo, -tettohlas AfSMy.vIUaltors, 049- atorss snd ohurohts. <^11 own- 4U MAIN Vr. 648-m n ty. 6484199, 649 $677. and Wagner, $4$-9088, $78-8SM. ■Hnt, $6a CaU...... 646-0002. 644-8644, Pick up or deUvered. tor, 332 Main St,, 64^886l. condition, $240. 6tS-86M. p.mi Seoretary sr aftsr 6:80 p.m., 648-$60a. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2i, 1966 .. S , lEtti^ntos I AverM PallY Not ProM Ron The Weather ootdd hava bs6n photograph^ f m Ike Week Boded Manohaoter Rod and Oun Ohib Cloudy end ooOl today Warren E. Howland, preal- Bunce Tavern the summer-beam rssousd, » • Oeteker 16, i06g brief showers this ovsnlag, aaa> dent o< the Kiwanla Club a t will hava Ha annual fall olaanup fresoosa ramovsd and pro- Come Browse Sunday at 8 a.m. ■« tha club- ny, windy and cool tomorrow, ManOkeater, and IN. William Had Ballroom sorvod. * houaa at Daisy Rd.. Ovsntry. low tonight 40-40, higli tonwm D o m n CMmi, dau|lit«r Knight, Immediate peat preal- Even a ptoturs of Ihs dlgnj* A apaghattl and mesttbaU dinner 1 4 ,4 6 3 row about 60. «( Mr. w>4 Mn. Anthony Qolu dent, were recently aweuxled On Top Floor fled home, once a colonial pub­ will be served. at n Bnxdrfleld 8t., vrtm r»- clUtlone a t aervice gold awards lic house on a busy trail, would ManeheHMr^A City of FiUago Charm oantly pledfed to Ka^i^ A^iha by the Klwania mtematlonal a t As was the cuatom In those have bsen Interesting. (s)[)odland IliaU nattomU aorortty, Unlvor- Chicago, III. The awards are The Oouplea d u b a t Second days, tha house had a ballroom In fact the entire horns might •Ity of Oonnoctlout chaptar. Bha made during the club's golden Oongregatlonal Church will VOL. LXXXV, NO. 20 (TWELVE PAGES—TV SBCnON) MANCHESTER, CONN., SA’TURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1965 (OossUled Advertiatag sa Pag# 9) PRICE SEVEN CEN1B it a third aometter aoiAoinoro anniveraaiy year for "outstand­ have a gourmet dinner tomor­ on Ha top floor. That U no long- have been saved. R oouW have GARDENS majortav Xt KnffiMi. ing aervice rendered to hla com­ row at 8:80 p.m. at the ohuroh. or a ouBtom a t this age. Modem become one of a numbar of Ws- toric homes In Msutohester open munity and cMb." Members o< the Hammond Or­ homes do not come equipped gan d u b will enterialn after to the public. Marine Private FranWln C. with ballrooms; In fact, most Blokinff Jr., aon o t Mr. and Mra. Mra. John Jaalowskl a t Man- dinner. Organists are Mra. The various stoges a t the modem homes do not even have Prank C. Bloking: a t 23 Locuat cheater waa elected correepond- Slliabeth Wright, M n . CHadya town’s past could have been re­ St., waa recently graduated Ing aicretary of the Catholk- Porater and Mm. Marian Mo- a second floor. kindled; meaning could have 1 fPOTO Marine reoniit training at Ladles a t Columbus, State As­ berg. Members of an arrange­ The Bunce Tavern was a been lent to words Mks sum­ 89th Congress Is Ended; the Marine Oorpe Recruit De­ sembly, at the organisation’s ment committee are Mr. and house of another age, one that mer-beam, fresco, and public pot, Parrla lalanid, S.C. convention last weekend at Lot­ Mra. John OLson, Mr. and M n. had Its heyday In the birth of house. ^ , tie Flak Memorial, Rockville. Harry Rylander, Mr, and M n. the country, over 200 years ago. The idea of the newly formed Mlarine Lance Qpl. Laurence She will serve for one year. Norman Rylander, M n. and Along with a ballroom, this Manchester Hlstoricel Society Is H. Fredhett, eon of Mr. and Mrs. M n. Francis Dowda, >Ir. aitd spacious and excellent example to preserve such relico of the Daurence W. Prethelt of 14 The Women’s Auxiliary of the Mra. difford Hansen and Mr. of northern colonial arcMteoture town’s history, to restore them Weotwood St., ie serving aa a Manchester Midget and Pony and Mn. EMwln Sage. Kingdom Hfdl to Be Dedicated had a dosen rooms. It had two and to display them In a set­ LB J C alls it ‘Fabulous’ member of Headquarters and FV)otball Association will meet stairways to the second floor. ting reminiscent of their past. MiBintenance Squadron 12, Ma­ Monday at 8:30 p.m. at the Ladies of St. Jamee and the Jehovah’s Witnesses will dedi­ ing, begun In May 1964, was The walls of the rear stair­ This is Just one of the society’s rine Air Group 12 a* the Marine home otf Mrs. William Bmnnlck. Holy Name Society will sponsor cate their new Kingdom Hall completed. Work on the 66 feet well were frescoed with Mason­ themes. But a large and active DAFFODILS Oorpe Expeditionary Airfield, 3 Hartland Rd. Mrs. Franklin a farewell party for tha Rev. at 738 N. Main St. tomorrow at long and 30 foot wide building ic designs. In the cellar was a membenddp la needed If the so­ (King Alfred) Oiu Lai, Viet Nam. Joseph McOenn Sunday with a 8 p.m.. It has been announced with full basement was done Anderson and Mra. Rodney Do- summer-beam . on which waa ciety Is to realise Its ambitions. Large Balbe State News lin will bo co-hoatesseo. poUuck at 6:30 p.m. and dance by Reginald Scribner, presiding mainly by members of the con­ carved the date 1742. The society la calling on all Sugar B ill at St. Jamee’ School hall, inie minister. An Open House will gregation on weekends and Frescoes ? Summer - beam ? those with an Interest In or K of C Orchestra will play tor RANGE A Ski Club for Junior and be held tomorrow from 1 to 6 evenings. These words are from an older knowledge of the town’s Ws- G>nstitution Passed at Senior High School girls will be dancing. Mrs. Charles I^ntlcelU p.m. TTie public Is invited. The congregation has grown culture. They are being exiled tiory to Join. 10 for .■\M) formed by the Manchester and Mrs. William Ourtts are oo- The congregation started here from 38 in June 1968 to 76 to 80 Into obsolescence by a rapidly FUEL OIL I yWOA. Final plans will be an­ chaJrmen of the event. Mem­ June 1, 1908, splitting from the active ministers at the present changing language. TULIPS (Red EmpreoF) Changes Set Final H our bers of all societies of the time. The presiding minister The Bunce Tavern stood at GASOLINE nounced at the first meeting of RockviUe congregation which Computer Age Large Bulbe the club Tue-sday, Nov. 16 at church will be contacted for had become too large. The said an increase in growth is the comer of W. Center emd Ol- 2 Pieces WASHINGTON (AP — 7:30 p.m, at the Community Y. reservations. policy of the governing body, the expected in the near future. cott Sts., Mved In until recently (From the Buckley Breete, by The “fabulous 89th Con-. Watohtower Bllde and Tract by descendants of the original Shelia Miller, Grade 3 reporter) I 78 N. Main at. HARTFORD (AP)—The Rules gresa," as President John­ Gregory Zollo, son of Mr. and Society, according to Scribner, Bunce family. Our class has been trying to , 'I*/ B AN TLY OIL 13 Million Helped Committee of the Constitutional son describes it, haa writ­ Mrs. Benedict Zollo of 66 Gard­ is to keep the congregation Tom down not long ago, tljo count up to one million. We are (OMI’ANY. INC. Donald Gobeille Jr. of 80 Har­ 6 W ' ten an hiRtoric record in ita lan St. has been named to the ner St., is one of several sen­ small BO that personal attention Washington — More than 18 house today exists only as a only up to sight thousand. Ws Many oUier Tnllpe, dwarf, (Convention agreed Friday that .!.!1 MAIN .STKEKT dean’s list for academic' excel­ iors at Wllbroham (Mass.) may be given to the spiritual million schoolchildren take part memory. If even that. figured It would take us all of toll, early, late, HyodnUu, the state's revised constitution ■A' ^ first session. Academy who participated in a this year and half of next year’s Crocus, etc. with top-heavy Democrotie TEL. fillt-i.'ii).') lence' at Stevens Institute of nee^ of each member. In Latin - American school- These memories could have will be presented to the people pilot program designed to pro­ Manchester meetlnga were lunch programs started tmder been reinforced if a historical arithmetic classes to reach a majorities, It rolled out a tide of K»>rkvill»' H7r,-;{271 Technology, Hoboken, N.J, vide students with educationally held in Tinker Hall until March the Alliance for Progress, or society had been aoUvs then. million. We decided It would be in two sections. major legislation that often LARGE E-T<> worthwhile summer' experi­ of this year when the new build­ three times the 1962 number. The ballroom end other rooms a waste of time so we stopped. The committee said that all drew comparisons with the New ences. He spent the sununer PINE & HEMLOCK of the constitution except one Deal days of the 1980s working at Trinity College. TREES S’- r sentence will appear as "Pro- It set up a permanent health ‘ Linda, Mom Reunited After Four Years po.sltlon 1” at a Dec. 14 refer­ care program for the elderly, ONLY endum, while one sentence hav­ made It easier for Negroes la Miss Annette Abraltls of 68 Linda Lee Ridings, missing since 1961, plants a kiss on her mother, Mrs. Bar­ Doane St. has been Inducted ing to do with a charge In em­ the South to register to vote, / into Gamma Chi Sigma honor bara Ridings. The little girl was found living with a former baby-sitter and yes­ inent domian policies will be wiped out taxes on dozens of APPLES terday appeared in a California juvenile h il where custody was awarded Mrs. items bought by nearly ail m voted on separately as "Propos- MACS, BALDWIN, CORTLAND8, NORTHERN 8PYS, society at Becker Junior Col­ DEUCIOUS and BARTLETT PEARS lege, Worcester, Mass. She is a Ridings. (AP Photofax.)______' ______sltion 2.” Americans, provided more than senior majoring in the execu­ NowINewChevelle Real opportunity for that Sens. Dirksen (left) and Mansfield Tell LBJ Its Over $1 billion to Improve education MoelNTOSH APPUS ...... bskt. $1.00 tive secretarial course. wanted iiedge. Killed in Crash for disadvantaged children. SGEDLESS G R A P E S...... lb. 19c It broke down bsua to tmml* Mr. and Mrs. Harry J, Wood Flight Set Monday ENFIELD (AP) — Albert D. gration, set up regional centers lANAHAS ...... 2 lbs. 29c Spicer Jr., 28, of Flushing, N.Y., of 8 Autumn St. will have an FEREMNIALS to bring to all parts of the coun­ MAXWEU HOUSE COFFEE...... lb. 75c open house in honor of their was killed Friday night when Lost Word try the newest techniques for (Plant Now) Potted Plants 2 More Face Trial 45th wedding annlvCrsEury on the car in which he waa a pass­ fighting major diseases and pro­ * Cidcp— Pumpkins— -IncHon Cora— Goiirds * m Bloom. Primroses, Del- COVINGTON, Ind. (AP) Sunday from 2 to 6 p.m. at their Schirra, Stafford O.K., enger went out of control on vided federal grants for writers, Belflrium Endive, Watercress, Boston Lettuce, Es- I phinum, Galardla, Shasta — "Wanted: Home for baby. home. Friends and relatives a n Interstate Route 91 and hit a painters, composers and other carole. Green or, Yellow Beans, Leeks, White Sweet I Dalw, Oriental Popples, pole. Call—’’ In Liuzzo Slaying welcome. hunonda more. artists. Police said Spicer’s wife, Su­ This was a classified ad in P o ta to and Cranberries. The 9H-month sesslqn cams san, 26, was driving. She was the weekly newspapers the HA'YNEVILLE, Ala. (AP) — Birmingham mayor who de­ Pink or White Grapefruit, Cantaloupe^ Honeydews, ' The Women’s Society of Chris­ to a dramatic end shortly befota tian Service of North Methodist Await Word of Weather admitted to Springfield Hospi­ Covington Republican and Alabama’s Atty. Gen. Richmond fended Wilkins, commented af­ Casabas, Pineapples, Coconuts, Florida Navel Or­ 1 a.m. when the Senate, Its tal. Her condition was termed Friend, which resJly got re­ Flowers says two other Ku Klux ter the verdict, "Gentlemen, Church will sponsor a rummage ranks thinned by eariy depeuv anges (no seeds), Pomergranates and Crabapples. sults. Klansmen'will be tried on mur­ we’ve had a very fair judge and sale tomorrow at 9 a.m. at the ‘ CAPE KENNEDY Fla expert called "the cleanest Stafford, an Air Force major, tares, managed a quorum and “Here’s Where Ton Meet Yonr Neighbon and Friends!” 69 der charges despite the acquit­ we’ve had a good jury. The evi­ church. Members are reminded 3 for SV88 % /API—Passing everv test had in any skipped a mission review meet- -But the advertiser, Na­ passed the sugar quota bill. to help at the church’ tonight at — r a s s in g every ie»i, Friday to spend more Ume » e e s G a in s dine Holder of Covington, tal of a tWrd In the civil rights dence demanded this verdict.” killing of a wWte Detroit house­ Hanes said he Jhought the This last obstacle to adjourn­ 7 and tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. W c T il? ^ weather problem In the simulator. The flight slm- HAVEN (A P )-T h e Re- had to tell about 60 tele­ ment was approved 41 to 10,of- "THE KING BURNING RUSH lots racked up SUll m ore darken, the space ulator was equipped recently publican SUte Committee will phone callers from several wife. same verdict would have been rendered "in New York, Califor­ ter anxious leaders managed t* Ohaminade Musical Club exe. (Euonymouk AIbhes Comp.) flig h t rehearsals today lor agency said the Weather Bu- with a movie camera that shows aiming in the 1966 election states that the ad should Flowers, the state's eWef le­ round up 61 senators, a bare cutlve board will meet Monday 16-22” Scarlet Red f 0 0 Monday’s date with a tar- reau had turned on two addl- on a screen an Image of an ap- second, have read: gal officer, commented after nia or Kansas City.” I This was the second trial majority. A half-hour earlier ths t I C U * ' at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. In Fall, ONLY ■•T T get in space. Only the Uonal satellites in space. Tiros 7 preaching target rocket, so that Fourth and Sixth Oongressloiiai "Wanted: Home for baby Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr., 21, was within a month in which a Senate was two members short 276 OAKLAND STREET a OPEN 7 DAYS • 643-6384 Howard Cftiase Hebron Rd., Bol­ weather posed a question and -nros S, to Std the opera- the space pilots can get a reolls- Djatricts. kittens. Call— ” freed by a Circuit Court jury Lowndes County jury has re­ of a quorum when the sugar bill ton. late Friday. The five-day trial m ark. ^ a . Searle Plnney, GOP state Mrs. Holder still has the turned an acquittal verdict In a waa first put to a vote. Weathermen now say they weather surveillance for the d e ^ task. , chairman, said Friday that he kittens. was Wilkins’ second for the FKEE! murder of Viola Gregg Liuzzo, civil rights slaying. The House had passed the bin fear "sluggish cloud forma- Ge,^ ml^o^ WWle no one has s^^^ ^ Republican Ac­ 174 to 88, and waa waiting on ths Beautiful Chrysanthe­ 39. The first en d ^ in a mistrial Thomas L. Coleman, 86, a tions" over the launch area 10,000 men, 18 districts which Include Senate. with a deadlocked Jury. state highway engineer and mum plant with each Monday, but so far they are not and « are deployed to th® primarily rural Windham. The two branches adjourasd Police Accuse A juiy of 12 wWte men, wWch part-time deputy sheriff, also 5.00 purchase. expeote«-to be serious enough to support the launch operation on a one. crttvw-d^ shot depend- ToUand. New London. Middle- sine die within one minute of # Included four men challenged was acquitted of a manslaugh­ THE BEST GRINOEHS IN TOWN COME FROHi bar the launchings of the Geml- M ^ a y . m tow fast the rendezvous Litchfield counUes, and each other — the Senate at 13:61 Ex-Convict of by Flowers for prejudice, re­ ter charge In the slaying of a 60 Pansies or ni 6 and the target Agena., Fuel was loaded Friday Into oto doeWng are com plet^. aguthwestem panhandle of a.m. and the House at 13:88 c Command pUot Walter M. th® Atlas rocket that will launch But tow, sources say, the as- p-jj^leld County ported the acquittal verdict af­ Ejdscopalian seminary student, 25 Perennials. ONLY 99c a.m. Sctolrm Jr. and pilot Thomas P. tl>® Agena target rocket into tronauts will stay the second 19 Kidnapings ter deliberating about an hour Jonathw Daniels Keene, and 46 minutes. The defendant, N.H. Congress returns Jan. 10. Stafford squeezed In a UtUe gym «pac® »t 10 a.m. (HIST) Monday, day to photograph the comet Its biggest claim to fame ap­ Youths Find Body DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — Del­ a crew-cut, baby-faced Fair- The Wilkins trial jurors left TREES time today In a schedule devo- The Gemini 6 will foUow into Ikeya-Seki as it begins its long p e a re d to rest on: GMIDER KMt Almay Crabapple, 6-6’ ted mosUy to more simulated space aboard a Titan 2 rocket at journey away from the sun and GRANBY, Mass. (AP)—Two bert Harmon Garmon Jr., 26, field, Ala., mechanic, smiled the courthouse almo.st immedi­ accused of ^9 kidnapings’ while ately after the verdict under the 1. The $e.e-biIllon Social Secu­ Bleyl Crabapple, 6-6’ fUghte, rehearsing the rendeZ' 11:41 a.m. off on a long orbit to a distant high school youths acUng on a broadly. Chloeee Elm, 0-8’ ^ he played Wde-and-seek with rity bill, passed in July, that ¥fHERE IS IT7 vous aitd docking with their Schirra, a Navy captain, and. point In the universe. hunch found the body of miss­ The verdict was greeted with guard of state troopers. Catalpa Ttm , 6-6' Texas and Oklahoma peace offi­ ing Gary Seymour, 7, In a applause by a crowded court­ (See Page Hiree) 176 SPRUCE STREET ACROSS FROM COLONIAL APTS. Pink er White Dogwood, 4-F space target. cers for 18 days, seemed happy (See Page Three) They have already logged Bachelor Brook beaver pond room in, the century-old at being captured without NEXT TO POLY-CLEAN CENTER ONLY ^ Ea. more than’ 126 hours In the var­ Friday, Lowndes County courthouse, bloodshed. ious simulators in the last six About 2(X> persons searched built with slave labor. months — well over the 100 Cong Attacks Go On, for the boy, missing since Thurs­ FBI agents and police nabbed The spectators Included the More Marches Planned I Btoadquarters for all SCOTTS hours of practice flight most day. the ex-convict Friday as b® other two Kleinsmen who Flow­ Prodoota. Save 02.00 on Tnrf Gemlid crews have taken into Medical Examiner Maurice T. sipped beer and munched potato ers said will be triqd; Eugene Builder with seed porchaae. space,,. Kennedy declined to determine chips in a darkened neighbor­ Thomas, 42, and William Orville But In their brief one- or two- Heavy Toll RecordeejE the cause of death pending an hood bar. He was jailed in lieu Eaton, 41, both of Bessemer, day flight, Schirra and Stafford autopsy. of $100,000 bond. end Wilkins’ middle-aged par­ Negroes, Police MUM BOUQUETS have by far the most difficult A nervous barmaid spotted ents. Wilkins, Thomas and Ea­ Generous 1 O C SAIGON, South Viet Nam (AP) — In the face of Garmon from photographs and ton were Indicted for murder In Bunch l « A 9 flying job to date. They will himt down the tar­ heavy air stfikes, Viet Cong forces kept hammering *t _ called police. She said the tipoff the shooting of Mrs. Liuzzo, who get Agena______rocket,______match its or. the Plei Me special forces camp today and attacked a A la b a m a S e n a te was a bandage covering the was shuttling civil rights Clash in Georgia bit and W k with it — The finft large goverament unit in another area about 20 miles . scar on Ws cheek left by a pellet marchers back to Selma the from a WieWta Falls police­ time this has been done. It |s a to the northeast. Foils W allace, night of March 28 following the tJNOOLNTON, Ge. (AP) — the trooper force would be doo- OhiYtmtlMinunis man’s shotgun Oct. 6. precise and taxing chore. U.S. military spokesmen said' p a ck a ge — as if It had been hit march on Montgomery. Fifty Georgia *tate troopers bled or tripled If necessary. Hardy — AU Colors Space agency spt^esmen said air observers reported a heavy by an earthquake. Future Uncertain "B oy!" the husky fugitive The next term of Circuit Court A group of whites charged Only were ordered here today to try the crew already has made toll of Viet Oong was taken as Th, other major action re- exclaimed as four peace officers is in January, but Judge T. to keep order aa Negroes Friday and scattered a file of <-// 'w- y . more than 60 rendezvous runs In the war continued at an In- ported today took place In Phu MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — strode to his booth. A .387 mag­ Werth Thagard said he did not planned a demonstration about 90 young Negroes UeB and men. ALL OTHER GRINDERS AVAILABLE INCLUDING GENOA SALAMI, g a r d e n s ami, awaiting appeal on a crim- runs through town.. CAPOCOLA, COOKED SALAMI, HAMBURG, CHEESEBURGER, SAUSAGE Polloe Ball!'the son, currently Another factor is believed to Inal cou rtlon v l^ on and owner certification or InspecUon; and A white youth broka from a unemployed, left OaUfomim be tha feeling that the Viet Oohg See the new '66 Chevrolet, Chevelle, Chevy n, Corvalr and Corvette at your dealar'i “From Grower'Vq TsnF of toe SO-foot Mistral; and $6,000 “ crowd of about 130 whMes, rah' AND OUR SPECULTY MEATBALL. three years ago where he was ^ victory iiow for morale qualified crew or master. to the front of toe line and agaihat Jack Peter Zack of 166 WOLAND W O M O B t - attached aa a physlotst to a gov* purposes and have decided to All have two weeks to file an 06-6070 Pittsburgh, Pa., a treasure hun­ leaped on a demonstrsRao load­ CHEESE GRINDERS, PEPPER GRINDERS. PEPPER JOHN A LEON ZAPADKA srnment mleelle base. make an all-out effort in the answer with the Coast Guard. er, knocking him to tha ground. ter who chartered Ott'i boat PLANT GRINDERS AND TUNAFISH GRIND- AUTHOBIZKD OHSVltOtin' DBALEB DWORIN CHEVROLET, INC. CAPITOL MOTORS, INC. I OPEN DAILY tUl OittO P J L A warrant was issuednom ^ ^ ^^clol forces camp, ^ Other avenues of appeal also He struck toe Negro ssv sn l ERS—(REGULAR OR ITALIAN STYLE). IN MANCHESTER, CONN. 476 CONN. BOULEVARD—280-6441 tbs son aa a fu g W v e ^ m combat troops art Federal officials say the three open. Including the federal times with bis fist, 1214 MAIN STREinu.627-61U also could face fines ranging up CAR’TER CHEVROLET CO., INC. EAST HARTFORD, CONN. HARTFORD, CONN. Roe -