WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1986 FACE THlRlV-SIX r Averaie Daily Nat Praaa Ron Tito Wfatlwr iS iim rl;p0ter lEv^nins l^rraUi ? « r Um WeMt HnfUd OeSebw t. ises Fsreeaet ad 0. ItmOOm Herbert Kingsbury, eon of Mr. Member* of the Legion Aux­ Shir, net tm mat MMglA m About Town and M n. H0|;^rt Kingsbury of iliary are Invited to a Joint In- 14,452 4A6BI pwMr SMM « DurMn St. la a committee Btallatlon of Thompeonville Poet iiatirhwtpr lEtrmttm Bpralii mam, y to. Th* Om>r Shrin* Club derree MeaeNr eC « m AnM BMrrmr. Mgh SB-Ill tMin will have a rehearsal to­ chairman for the Danbury State and Unit No. 164 Saturday at morrow nlirht at 7:30 In the College annual FVUl Weekend 7:30 p.m. at the Polish National Ifewefcester 4 CUy of Vittaga Charm small lodfe -room at the Ma­ Nov. 4 to 6. He is a senior mu­ Home, Uhurch St., Thompson- sic education 'student. He will viUe. sonic Temple in prepartlon for (CtaMlfM AemtMag «• Pe^g IV) its visit to ^endshlp Lodge of Se In charge of a seml-formal •ARNIR MAKIt THOM VOL. LXXXV, NO. 12 ;(TWERTT PAOI8) MANCHESTOL CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1986 PRICE SEVEN CN N Il Masons on Thursday, Oct. 21, to dance, the final event of thd •Miss Judith E. Frlthsen,' OLD RUOS LOOK UKI present the Hlntored Apprentice weekend. daughter of Mrs. A. R. FTIth- degree. sen of 64 Elsie Dr. ia enrolled NIW AOAM ' VFW wdll sponsor a Seafood as a freshman at Vasaar Col­ State News Draft Quota The kiCgion Auxiliary will Night for members and guests lege, Poughkeepaie, N.If. ^>onsor a Himmage .sale Tues­ Friday from 6:30 to 12 p.m. at Jumps Again day at 7 p.ni. at the Legion' the po.st home. St, Francis Xavier Mothers Circle will meet tonight at 8:30 Convention Hard Fight Rages Home. Mrs. Clifford Walker and WASHINOTON (A P)— at the home of Mrs. James Mc­ 6 and Mrs. Theodore Fairbanks are Tytcr Circle of North Metho­ UPHOLSTERY The Defense Department co-chnirmen. l>onatlons may be dist Church has postponed Its Veigh. Co-hostesses will be Mrs. OKs Ban on requested today a draft brought to the home Monday at Friday meeting until Oct. 22 at Francis Vendetta 8md Mrs. Har­ CLEANING quota of 45,234 men tai De­ 7:30 p.m. Tho.‘»e wishing pickup !»:30,a.m. The Rev, Earle Custer ry Yorgensen. cember, the biggest quota service may call Mrs. Walkw at will be Uie sjieaker. CALL Segregation since the Korean War, 76 Phelps Rd. An anniversary high Mass for 649-1752 or 643-5747 HARTFORD (AP)-The Cbn> This comparies with S6,« The Past Chiefs Club of Me­ Elizabeth M. LIpgens will be In Mekong Delta 600 called for in the No­ Representatives of all Man­ celebrated tomorrow at 7:45 a. neoUout oonitituUonel oonvea- morial Temple, Pythian Sisters, vember quota. chester Catholic MoUiers Cir­ m. at St. James' Church. will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. Uon approved unanlmouety to­ SAIGON, South Viet Ight, but U.g. authorities oon-Sent that the enemy had OboMn 14 cles will l«ivc a combined meet­ The Marine Corpa, which at the home of Mrs. Nonnle day en antl-eegrogaUon olauee, Armed only seven dead. flea rather than flght. He aalfl ing Wi-dnt'tKfay, Oot. 20 at 8 resumed draft calls with Nam (AP) — Heavy fight­ Hildlng. 313 Charter Onk St. Aviation Machinist's Mate The U.S. spokesman aald the Intelligence reports Indloatad a p.m. at St. Bartliolonicw's Third Class John O. Boukus, U. then drove toward paaeaga of the November quota, re­ ing broke out in the Me­ This meeting had been original­ a proposod Bill of RlgMa quested 5,024 men for De­ kong River delta during the ranger battalion was reinforced large Viet Cong force had iMeo Uhurcli. ly scheduled for last Friday S. Navy, son of Mrs. Veronica by at least (our other battalions, amendment. cember. night, and thousands of In the area. night. Boukus of 10 Proctor Rd., is and they came under almost But the elr eavalry’a tmth The Mgregatlon matter waa The Army's Share of the serving with Air Anti-Subma­ U.S. combat troops com­ continuous fire during the night. mander, Maj. Oen. Harry brought up by Um Connecticut December quota is 40,300. rine Squadron 21 at Naval Air pleted giant sweeps north U.S. casualties In the action The next trip of the "Sunshine Council of Churchea, Mra, Oraa The Navy, which had re­ nard, aald the operation was a Station, Quonset Point, R.I. of Saigon and in the cen­ were described as light. success because it was mo(« a Buses” to Norwich Hospital Is ao aald. Wedneeday aftainoon'i quested 4,600 men In the scheduled for Sunday. Buses Democratic delegate caucth tral highlands, a U.S. mili­ Remaining elements of the measure of pacifleaUon than aa The new Square Dancing November quota, made no will leave Central Row, Hart­ went along with it. ' request for December. The tary spokesman reported U.S. 1st Cavalry Division, Air­ attempt to klU large numbers ot ford. at noon and leave the ho.sp- Class, sponsored by the Man­ ,The change would go Into a today. mobile, encountered sporadic Viet ciong. chester Square Dance Club, will Air Force, as has been its ital at 4:16 p.m. The .‘w-rvlce Is propoaed aeotion of the etata custom, also requested no TSie spokesmen said a large sniper (Ire Wednesday night as Klnnard said the area, the meet on Tuesday at 8 p.m. at sponsored by the Capital Region eonetitutlon which would ban touluctees. government force suffered they ended their big operation Suai Ca Valley 35 mtlea aovtlv Mental Health A.s.sociatlon, Inc. the Waddell School and not on diaciiminatlon on the basle of "moderate" casualties In the in the central highlands and be­ west of An Khe, had been It is avrailable every other Sun­ Wedne.sdays as printed in error race, religion or national origin. delta battle 66 miles southwest gan withdrawing to their base brought under government in­ day and serves Manchester resi­ in yesterday,p Herald. Contact Most of these are already cov­ of Saigon, near (Jan Tho. The camp at An Khe, 260 miles fluence for the Arst time Mnea dents. For reservations, contact Mr. luid Mrs. Paul Bourque, 40 ered by state laws, end the con- 44th Vietnamese ranger battal* northeast of Saigon. the war began. Lyndale St., for more informa­ the group's office at 217 Farm­ etitutlon would merely oonetniot U.S* Orbits ion met atiff resistance from an Between 12,000 and 14,000 U.S. Troope of the iTSrd Airboma tion. i . i- ington Ave., Hartford, by to­ a constitutional foundation un­ estimated 500 Viet Cong. and Vietnamese troops took Brigade supported by Austra­ morrow. der them. Associated Press photogra­ lian soldiers eAded another M« Members of the Manchester # % < Odd, New part In the offensive that began pher Huynh Thanh My, 29, a last Sunday. These included 8,- search operation In the Iron The Zipser Club will have Its Emblem Club will meet at the Fire Hits Qiurch Triangle 80 mllee iwctfaweet at Elks Home tonight at 6:30 and Vietnamese was killed in the 000 of the 1st Cavalry Division. annual ijidies Night Saturday for a new bathroom ? riff ■■ ■ Spacecraft action. He had been wounded In Thirty-four Viet Cong were Saigon. An Australian spokes­ at the club. A bratwvirst supper ' go to Burke Funeral Home, 76 FAIRFIBLD (AP) — A etUb- man sold Viet Cong fortiflfia- THANKS TO YOU Prospect St., Rockville, to pay Sisters (^ther Props for South Methodist Fair bom Are, believed to have been the arm and was waiting to be reported killed and 100 suspects will be seiwed at 6 p.m. There VANDENBERO AIR FORCE evacuated when Communist were captured. U.S. losses were tlons In the area had been Homeless Children Find New respects to Mrs. Anna Willeke, Daughters of u committee member for "Hl-H o! Come to the Fair,” to be held Saturday at GET THE CASH YOU NEED AT LOW BANK RATES caused by delayed Ignition in a will be dancing from 8 to mid­ BASE, Calif. (AP) — A strange guerrillas overran the position. described as light. smashed. Parents through the night. Tickets may be obtained mother of Mrs. Fred Pontlcel- South Methodist Church campus from 10 a.m . to 4 p.m., combine business with pleasure caused by delayed Ignition in a Previously 84 Viet Oong had • 1 AMOUNT YOU MONTH LY REPAYMENT TERMS looking satellite, billed as the He was shot In the neck. The spokesman said the num­ Catholic Family Serv­ from the club steward. lo, a member of the club. they gather decorations for the fair. They ar e, left to right, Sandra, 18 months; Linda, age early today to the Church been reported killed and US 1 RECEIVE 12 ptymints 24 payments SSpiymintt Vietnamese sources said 60 ber of dead Viet Cong "was not ices, the Children’s Anita (standing) 4; and Brenda, 5; daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Perry, 6 Pei of Our Lady of the Assumption. most versatile unmanned space­ The Guard Club of the Wom­ Fire Chief Joeeph Stopa said Viet Cong were killed In the substantial’’ and It was appor- Bee Page EIgtat Services of Conn, The event is sponsored by the Women's Socie ty of Christian Service and Methodist 1 $ 60(^ $ 53 $28 craft yet, was flred Into polar VFW-Stein Club will meet to­ an's Benefit Association will Supper will be served in Cooper Hall at the c hurch at 6 p.m. Reservations may be m; ' 1 1.200 106 56 39.33 damaga oouUI reach $36,000. and the Jewish Social have its annual dinner Thurs­ -4.4V - : orbit today. night at 8 at the post home. advance at the church office or at the fair. ( Herald photo by Pinto.) 159 84 59.00 Service day, Oct. 28 at 6:30 p.m. at 1 1,800 Trial Hears Tapes > y .A > A OOO 2, which looks like a Willie's ^teak House. Reserva­ LIFE INSURANCE INCCTJDED flying cofAn with a Jumble of NEW HAVEN (AP)—Tape rec­ tions close Monday and may be Golden Age Club will meet Ashing poles protruding from It, made with Mrs. William Tuller, tomorrow at 2 p.m, in the Sen­ ordings of alleged conversations Council Bars Objections was designed to conduct 20 deli­ 19 Diane Dr. ior Citizen's clubrooms, 39 VFW AUXILIARY t h e CONNECTICUT BANK between Police Sgt. Stephen P. Ahem and two other figurea in School St. Members are remind­ AND TRUST COMPANY cate experiments analyzing the Veterans of World War I and ed to bring articles (or ^ bingo. the bribery trial of Ralph host of particles, rays and HARVEST DINNER (WMtey) Tropiano were heard Auxiliary, Department of Con­ 15 North Mein SiteM BM Mein KtrMi waves that surround the earth. To Declaration dn Jews BAZAAR In Superior Court Wednesday. SPONSORED BY TEMPLE CHAPTER, a E. S. necticut, will have a board of Beldon Schaffer of 118 Por­ MenoMMter Perkede Scientists hope its data will en­ administration meeting Sunday ter St., member of the Man­ Saturday Night— October 16 The 12-member Jury was ex- able them to better understand VATICAN CITY (AP) — The^splrituallty of other religions, 2,-fall Jews, without dtotinctloB, Thursday, Oefober 14 at 2 p.m. at Rocky Hill Veter­ chester Board of Education, is a euaed while the electronic tapes space events and better evalu­ Vatican Ecumenical Council 071 to 110. then oUve, nor to (ha, Jews at ans Home and Hospital. co-revisor of the "Heindbook for POST HOME — MANCHESTER GREEN were being played. The record- ate hazards of manned space today rebuffed a last-ditch con- —Section o f. 'tii* sea r^ for today." ' taiga followed the compIbUon of School Board Members," which Campaign Leaders Survey ’ Task Before Them night. servatlve effort to block the as- God in Hinduism, Buddhism and Results of (Ms vote were not MASONIC TEMPLE - 2 to 7:30 P.M. Servings 5:30 to 7:30 cross-examination of IX. Francis Prank J. Mansfield Marine will be distributed at the annual sembly's declaration on ' the other religions, 1,953 to 184. announced since the council ad­ BOOTHS... FOOD ... APRONS... XMAS Reynolds of West Hartford. Wells C. Dentaison, town chairman for the Greater Hartford Community-Chest The Orbiting Ctoophyslcal Ob­ Corps League Auxiliary will meeting and workshop of the I Donation $1.75 Children under 12, 75e Jews. ----- A section on "the religion journed before the ballots were ' DECORA-nONS . . . PARCEL POST The question of the admission and Red Cross Drive, points to the thermometer in front of Mary Cheney Li­ servatory — OOO — etched a meet tonight at 8 at Marine Connecticut Association of TICKETS AT THE DOOR brilliant orange trail against a By overwhelpilng votes of 10 of Islam," 1,910 to 189. counted. However, council COUNTRY STORE of the tapes as state’s evldsnce brary which indicates a 46.19 per cent collection to date from the nine-member to 1, the prelates of the Roman I —The introduction on the eec- Hall, Parker St. Refreshments Boards of Elducatton Oct. 21 towns. R e p o ^ from campaign workers showed that $1,319,301 toward a goal dark overcast sky as it was Murces aald (hey aaeumed tint will be served. and 22 at Holiday Inn, Meriden. was scheduled to be heard to- OajthoUc Church adopted the I Uon of the Jewish religion, say- 1IOUSE&.HALE of $2,856,419 had been coUected by 1 p, m. today. Looking on with Dennison boosted aloft at 6:13 a.m. atop a it was approved by a macgtai Arst part of their document on I Ing there is a spiritual bond be- thrust-augmented Thor Agena-D similar to those In the flnkt four are, from left to right, Durward J. Miller, chairman of Manchester’s Business the church's aittltude toward tween Christians aitd Jews and MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER rocket combination. I votes. Stricken on TV Employes Division; Harry Maidment Sr., chairman of the Residential Solicita­ iton-Ghriati'ans, Including thel urging "fraternal dialogues" Orbit was oonflrmed -at 7:40 In Me preiMttt varetoB.'the deo- HAR’TFORD (AP) — John tion Division ^ and William E. B^fiore, chairman of the Advance Gifts Division. JeWe. between 'them, 1,937 'to ISS. tuneht leaves out (hS wocil "del* a.m. A spokesman for the Na­ The voting brought aipproval! The council alw voted on aoherescheweky, educator. Cal- *]^e overall goal makes provision for the distribution of $122,500 among 18 lo­ dde” in saytaig the CraUbdoa tional Aeronautics and Space to the Arst four eectiona of the the next portion of the schema THRE5 DAY SALE! iimnlst and television personali­ cal agencies. Story on Page 8. (Rerald photo by Pinto.) Administration said the craft’s oarniot be btattned on all Jswa at ty, was reported in satisfactory document. These portions deal which says: "Although the Jew- today «r Ohriat’s day. R alaa solar panals u id instrument- with Hindus, Buddhists and I lah authorities and those who condition today after suflisring carrying booms folded- out as •ays the Church "dsplorea a heart attack during a TV MbOlema, and introduce the sec- followed their lead pressed for planned, and Rs stabilizing sen- hatred, pereecuttom, dbqplagM at THIS IS THE SASSIEST, Show. tion on Jews. the death of (Jhrist, nevertheless antt Bemitlam, ’* Speculation’s over! iSor.had locked on the sun. Initial voting results made what happened to Christ in Us Schercschewsky was stricken WALKING-EST HEEL Wednesday night during Chan­ Anti-Comiimnist Named However, the spokesman said, pubUc did not concern the key | passion cannot be attributed to (■MFbgaB^M) nel S's "What in the World.’* a slight malfunction In primary portion of the schema holding Be is a regular panelist on the guidance caused a slightly dif­ that Jews aa a whole cannot be IN TOW Nl •bow. ferent orbit than planned. blamed for the cruclflxlon of Indonesia’s Army Chief OQO’s experiments are not Christ. Release Refused expected to be affected, the But (he Arst resuXs showed YOUR CHAISCE TO that only a minority of council Demonstrations Set Toronado is here! Gen. Pronto, named<^the attempted coup In Indone- spokesman said, but their oper­ HARTFORD (AP)—A Bupert- SINGAPORE (AP) — < N School Pupils ters U being rapidly acceler­ Subandrio said. Is "whether we know who walks In." • Ripple sole Regular though the date for release has STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) ated. Although almost 2M, do'as President Sukarno wishes HARTFORD (AP)—Ttie strik- Headquarters has compiled t .90 not been set. — Three French professors, • Antelope, black 7.99 months were required to manui or as we wish.” I Ing ' bus drivers union has re­ Ust of activities by local com­ By the end of the year, the JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — Francois Jacob, Andre Lwoff facture the Arst lOO million, the and Jacques Monod, today Joint­ jected of a Connecticut Co. pro­ mittees. It shows demonstra­ 4 Official said, the mint will bejgln A Jakarta paper has accused ' Vv tions planned the next two days mint will turn oi(t an esUmated ly were awarded the 1066 Nobel posal 10 keep chartered school turning out allverleaa dtanea and the Oommimlst Chinese Intelli­ Al' Prize for physiology and medi­ buses running, denouncing the in the following major cities: balf .dollara. Original plaiu (Bee Page Bight) gence agency of masterminding ' <' •• '{■ cine. proposal as "self-serving In the See Page Eight New one-of-a-kind car •••engineered by Oldsmobile! The Royal Caroline Institute I extreme." 6R0UP II Medical (jollege faculty, which4.. The strike, which affects the Speculation’s over. Toronado’s here! New proof of Oldsmobile engineering leaderdiip. awarded the prize, said the I Hartford, NVv Haven and Stam- Looks to the Future French trio of the Pasteur Insti­ I ford areas, entered 1(8 third day Only fuU'size car with front wheel drive. Gives you up-front traction. . . flat floors tute, Paris, received the award today lylth no sign of an early NAME BRAND “DARTS” for their discoveries concerning I eetUement. Bulletins • .. six-passenger spaciousness! Plus exceptional stability.»* the year’s most advanced "the genetic control of enzyme Union and maniwement Ike, 75, Busy and Happy ffhd virus synthesis." I spokesmen expressed wfllTngness styling! All on a big 119-inch wheelbase—powered by a 385-hp Rocket V*8! Rumor’s The prize — the first of four to before the strike began early e Black, brown Regular (» Tuesday morning to And some AID FOB FRJUOHTBR ^tary Academy, and oome be awarded here within two Ax--- .90 PHOENIXVILLE, Pa.t Afv !.y'' ‘■ I way .to'avoid Inconveniencing over. Toronado’s here! At your Dealer’s . . . LOOK TO OLD S FOR THE NEW! . Dumay weave 8.99 maroUng songs. weeks — this year Is worth 356,- LOiNDON (A P )—An Inter­ AnodiOT SfM from OUzmoblU! Totonado. only fulttlM car wtdi (A P )— Dwight D. Eisen­ 000. I school children, national roMsue force rushed Qen. Schuls surprised the frotit wEmI drivel Engliit. tramailMion, differential and etaer- 5 hower celebrates his 75th Jacob Is the youngest of the But the eftorts to reach an today to the aid a t the Swed­ former president and Mra. El­ big are all up front. . . la put ^ iractioa whero'lha action bl birthday today, a busy, three. He ' as bom in 1920, Mo­ [agreement (ell through Wednes- ish freighter Orion, whose 89 senhower by playing the tape as happy, forwahl - looking nod was bom In 1910 and LlwoH 1 day. orewiuen huddled helpleeely they had breakfast In the suite. in 1902. Frank P. Carr, chairman of below decks after their ship Elsenhower greatly appreciat­ He prepared to spend It In Jacob Is professor of cellular I the Connecticut State Conference began oraoklng In heavy aeaa ' 'f: V, GROUP III ed tbe thought, the aide said. Phoanlxvllle, playing with his gentles at College de France, Board, representing the striking south of loehuid. The V A |M|r grandchildren. Schuls said'the taped tribute Lwoff is professor of microbiol­ Amalgamated Transit Union, Coast Ouard euMw North O O T F R O N T Xn his ofAce In Ctottysburg, waa the U.S. Army Band’s Idea. ogy at Sorbonne University, and AFXrCIO, sent a telegram to Wind arrived flret and waa S i - c ."1 POPULAR “KAY DEBS” ra ., seocetaries struggled to The band is headquartered in Monod is professor of metabollo Oov. John Dempsey giving the ready to take off the orew if tny "Waging Psaoe," and attended [children without servloe, Istry. (AP)--Negre MANCHESTER MOTOR SALESi lnc.i 512 West Center SI., Manchester MriMay" dtamere. Unknown to Um, Us aides a number of bueineaa luncheons "Those left without service Not every size In every color o r style but a tenriflc "The results obtained would after (alltaig ogala to And In New York City, two taped some o f his favorite Army [ will bo children tor whom no selection. Don’t miss this Apple Feetival Valaal and dinners with Us publishers, hardly have been feasible with­ Lost in a Sea on Pumpkins ■ohool buses with white ohU- •Idea, Brig. Osn. (ret) Robert songs, played by the U.B. Army alternative service Is available," main floor. Blesnhowtr took It all In out a luocessful coordination of dien, got eupport In their aIvS L. Bohola and Bgt. John Moanay, Band and sung by the U.S. Three-year-old Dickie Messick of Mooreatown, N. I <^rr said. stride, a springy etride. methods and concepts borrowed righto drive when Nagra po- •at up a auiprlse. Blsenhowar Army Chorus. The songs Includ­ J., is all but lost in a sea of pumpkins as he tries "In addition, the servloe Ha laughed, kidded UnuMlf, from all of these Aelds of re- THE 1 9 6 6 ROCKET OLDSMOBILES ARE MERE! SEE THEM . DRIVE THEM AT THE 01.0SM0HII L. DEALERSHIP NEAREST VOUl •pant tlia algtit la tha BUtmora ed "Dog Face Soldier," "The to moke his choice for the coming Halloween holi­ pUe in to ' Bee Page Eight Jotiied the Oorps," antham of tha U.S. Mill- (0aa Baga Fbur), (Baa Page BlgKt) day. (AP Photofax.)

tV I i v P A G E I H m f AG E TW O MANCHESTER EVENZNO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1966 ------room at both Coventry Gram- Coventry Sheinwold on Bridge South Windeor Thi« Is Entertainment! ; , inar Sohool and the RoberUnn School having the hlgheat per­ Adult In Every Way! ^ centage of lunch partlclpatlcn. Industrial Unit, f to Ih* Wng. Grrillo Directs CHOOSE DBOISIVB PLAY Now Bast got out ^ Uri fWMT 91 lOVKY The award went to the Grade 3 IF YOU HAVE ONLY ONE M iO fO t claanroom of Mra. Suaan Maoa Welfare Board, king of beaits. South ‘Pajama Game’ A H X U G H t i S T A M m r By ALFRED SHEINWOLD had to loee rivo olub tricks e* B A T H i t at Coventry Grammar School, Ernest ClniUo, who has etag- m t i n g with 764 per cenf participation, Pick tihairmen Whan a good t>ridge pUyer the end. : l A L M > S TTi 6 V>e 6d muateala and oomedlee for leu ll. IH tLtMbt. Renll.50’6 I M ' I and the Grade 4 olaseroom of goes to Heaven, ell of hU flnesa- As the play went, Atty. Robert O. Girard haa as wUI work. TTMt Im’t enough neaaed In spades and dlam on^ many area theater groupa, will , P O W D E R 6I.M. Mrs. Annette Morrlt at the Rob- Rsg. 9Bc ltet.1.29 M oKfr^TRltTlL Coventry ertaon School, with an M per bean choaen ohalrmaa of the to make It Heaven, because the but one finesse was not direct the fouth Windsor Coun­ cent partlolpation. Coventry Developinent and In- same thing aometlmea heppens In eMher suit. Only In clubs try Playeri’ fall production of here beloyr. would on# load be deolelve. 2 h . 9 9 ( 2 t o U 0 2 1 , 1 . 2 8 suNDATt 'Weekdaynl Tueaday wan Parent’s Day; duatrlal Commlaalon. A t Ita first “The Pajama'Game.” a 2i,2JHI BURNSIDE Town Crier Opening lead—Ten of heerta. South Bhould lead a (tub from M l SiOO-MO { luid Sat. today was Lucky Plate Day for meeting atnoe the Oot 4 town Proceeds o f the musical Will ■lOO 1 1 • 9i»5 Oraat Variance South had a finesse in aaoh dunmy at the eeoond trick. K lY llO the two elementary schools; to­ election, mem/bera dlaousaed the suH, but wlealy rejected the go to the South Windsor Schol­ EOOT CMO OR DRV SKM IS nxAuaiiurs The lonlng board of appeals morrow Is pai^nt’i Day again, he gate a trick with the king of Impltoatlona of the new eonlng heart fineesa. He took the ace of olubs ha Is home, for he can af­ arship Fund, for local Students E Y E L O T I O N Rexall has unanimously approved the and on Friday, Grade 1 classes hearts and wondered wWch suit Who could not afford to attend POWDER joL Hul (pi CLEANSING CREAM R B A S P I R I N at both elementary schools will ordinances which took effect ford to give up one olub, one oollege. Soothe tirod lyoL ISNHsOtabMt.n«iraiik request of Robert E. Olmstead Oct. 1, establishing buatnsss to lead from dummy. He oouM spade and one Reull. 4 OL visit their reepective school kit­ York, N.T. MWT. R eovere bid­ Clrrlllo, a Windsor resident, I f l o i . for a variance to build a two- ■ones In areas throughout town lead a spade to try a finesse neaae In epadee or dlamonde Rtg. 5Sc chens. wMH Ihe Jaok; or a diamend for ding oenventtons, point oount, received hie B A degree In Rsg. 91c ^ ^ 3 * . 2 i, 4 0 * "Dina in Authentic Colonial Atmosphere" car (arafia on an existing foun­ where they were not prevloualy Just leavea South where he wee Completmi Training a finesse wMh the quean or Jack; etc. theaUr arte ^rom UConn In BBoCMirtASPilW, ^ dation 26 feet from the street provided. betore he took It. even If the Copyright, iggg ^ Marine Pvl. Richard W. Par­ or a club tor a pli^ of the king. I960, and hab acted in and di­ 2 f . r 9 9 < 2 f i r 5 6 < l-ir.BOfe*- line of his property on Ripley All the members agreed that finseea happens to wocesd. son, son of Mr. and Mrs. RussMI South didn’t know H at the General Featores Oerp, ^ rected Connecticut theater HIU Rd. The usual aet-back re­ the commission should Imple­ Didly queafien W. Parson, Brookline Rd., haa time, but any play he tried presentations since then. PYQUAUC INN quirement is 50 feet. Partner opens with one spade, MERICAN BEAUTY completed four weeks of indivi­ ment the new aoning lasv and woidd work. K wesnt Heaven, OOVERAOB n MONTWS He was producer and director “ t w io embark upon a sustained and and the nost plsyw, paeeee. M I L K O F Coiecw,2W|l.ot Ham Supper dual combat training at Camp beoauee South eoidd make only NE W YORK—Amerioan fan». as well as president of Wlnd- WITCH GS 0 E 161 MAIN ST. — WETHERSFIELD. CONN. You holdi Spades, Q-81-2; RereeelSaelitSeL St. Jude Council, KofC, will Lejeune, N.C. comprehensive program to at­ one of tho three plays end Hies averaged about |13400 of •or’s Theater off the Green and MACNESIA FRA6RANCEI serve a public ham and been tract business aiul commerce to Hearta, K-J-6-t; INamonde, K- Ufa Insurenoe protection at the Reult.SSTaMita HAZEL PewfertaelNt,loL- TEL. 529-9463 • AMPLE PARKING Fragment Society didn't know wUoh to make. has directed numerous come­ Rtull. Pint COLOONI supper from 5 to 7 p.m. Oct. 28 Coventry, Atty. Girard says. t-4; anbs, A-9. start of 1665. This was about dies for the Windsor Jesters, A Sea. Box 3 cakae The Fragment Society of the Ita preodoo. South tried tho Rng. 59c 2M 6. OL Reg. MO at the KofC Home on Snake What do you sayT 92 months cf a v tn ge family Rtg. 73c SMORGASBORD Second Congregational Church ’The commission wUl, In the trump finesse. R worked, but Rockville Town and Country Ret# rr«treNM6 HIU Rd. There wUl be no charge Answer: Bid three epadee. Inooms. has its next meeting at 10:30 near future, avail Itself of the the quean did not drop. Soulh Players, and Manchester Little 2 fir 6 0 ^ .W a *16. IJO lACH for pre-achool children. Charles Theater. $3.95 a.m. Oct. 27 In the Church Com­ sendees and assistance of the took three trumpe and led a This shows strong trump support 2 h f 7 4 « | 2 h .M I L. Carpenter Is in charge. , Clrlllo also directed "The • .2for30c A Feature munity House. Connecticut Developmont Oom- fourth trump to the queen. (4 or more oerds), with 18 to 16 L D 2 i « t 5l I MMget^ Foottmll Sunday mlsaion. points, counting distribution as Mala Animal" In 1962 and ap- ^ R T H E WEDNESDAY • HanTst Supper Retama Diamond I The Coventry Panthers Midg­ well as Mgh cards. jpeared In the town players pro- SATURDAY, 5 to 9 P.M. A public harvest supper will Mrs. Eliiabeth RychUng la Hast got out with a low dla- F R A N m O A F E RIXAU AEROSOL THE HOME OF To order a Pocket Guide to iductlon of "Cat on a Hot Tin PETROLEUM JELLY MOTH et Football team plays at 2 p.m. be served from 5 to 8:30 p.m. the new chairman of the board mond, utd South won a finaeae GLYCERIN and GOOD FOOD SUNDAY, 3 to 8 P.M. Sunday against the Vernon Bridge send 50c to The Man- The Family Reetanrant Roof.” TOOTH PASTE Nov. 6 In the Church Commu­ of welfare, with Mra. Betty- wMti the quean. He cashed the White. U.S.P.40Z- CRYSTALS Pioneers at the Vernon Amer­ cheater Eve. HereM, Box 8318, His musical directlorlal cred­ R O S E W A T E R Easy, economical DINNERS . . . Served 5 P.M. to 9 P.M. nity House On Rt. 44A by the Kay Ryan as secretary. The ace, but the king did not drop. CORNER MAIN and PEARL Pleiaorwith ican Legion Field. two members who did not sesk South then gave up a diamond Grand Central Station, New its include "Brlgadoon" and Rtg. 30c Ronll. 1 pound. puslHHitton aaroML Gleaners’ Circle of the Second |“Mllk and Honey." Bituoln. 4 fl. oz. REXALL 7 OL Girl Scout News re-election OcL 4, Herbert W. FBIDAT SPECIAL DELICIOUS SUNDAY DINNERS Congregational Church. Mrs. , "The Pajama Came” will be Rtg. 89c 12 NOON TO 8 P.M. The annual Girl Scout fund Couch, former chairman, and Reg. 63c 2 « ,3 I < | Rtg. 9Be Elbert I. Carlson Is chairman, COMPLETE presented In conjunction with drive starts Friday and con- Mrs. Anita Hamblett, have met m - AEROSOL Special Friday Nlgrht Wharfside Dinner ...... 33.75 assisted by Mra. Robert Steers, •the Lions Club. tinuee through Oct. 81. The with the board and reviawred e Far Party Rcaervattone—Phone S4S-6053 a LOBSTER DINNER 2 f o r 6 4 < MePeaediM 2for90c 2 i , 9 0 ( 2 w 9 9 < Mrs. Robert Scribner and Mrs. - There will be reduced rates money raised will be used to procedures and caaee. From Appettaera to Dessert Banquet and party room available for Ruth French. The menu wHl for students and the parties P i SHAVE Closed train local leaders, and to help RIXALL weddinjfs, banquets and holiday partlea. consist of baked ham, potatoes, Every Wed. .planning to attend the musical DENTAL Mondays FV>r reservations, call 529-9463. maintain the Girl Scout camps. onions, peas and carrots, NEW JOB RECORD Night U m i m * 2 . 5 0 Nov. 12 and 13 and Nov. 19 and IODINE ^ber tip ^ Card sf The quota for Coventry thte sqruish, rolls, coffee and milk. WASHmOTON (A P ) — The “LADIES TRI-SALVE i^|i CREAMS 4 .10 at the high school auditori­ FLOSS W’a Rag. 25c year Is $400. Those who have Dessert ■will be homemade ap­ NIGHT!” Fresh breads and pas­ TINGURE Triple antibiotic. OL ILSOydi. Labor Department reports a um. U.S.P. 2% Chooie lavpnrtt'f qi Rpdi not been contacted personally ple, pumpkin, and mince pies An drink* 3 m record 61.6 million Amerlcane tries made dsily. Woman’s Club j^ S ^ ^ S e Shavp in Pp^'iLi' o' V po or by maU who wish to donate with cheese. ’Tickets may be htul EVERY TnUR8„ FRL and SAT 50c for Rexilt. 1 fl. or. Rtg. 9 8 c 2 fw 2 « < held Jobs other than on farms in b our newly decomtMl dining room . . . A board meeting of the South tholalPd may, contact Mrs. Stephen A. from circle members or by con­ the ladlee September. The food la delkdena and the band la real Featurinf Daily Specials Windsor Womans Club will be 2hNNrPHg,Jatoa2f0r3IC Munsell on Woodbridge Rd., tacting Mrs. French. 111 4 0 * Manufacturing employment “ewtogy.” held at the home of Mrs. 3 ? < 2 fc .4 0 < I '<■ - I 11 oz. REG. 98c tin, 20'i town chairman. A s Always 2 ( , 9 9 < FrI., Sat., Sm . — 1st Rim was a record 18.5 mlUlcn, the Stephen Lockwood, 177 Laurel I RteUNTAl FUHIOO yds2 fOf OOc 8etMWTHnLioof»2tbr4ic Brownie Troop 5116 has or- Mancheater Evening Herald' department’s Bureau of Labor OAK ST. RESTAURANT h>o a k s t Legal Beverages St. on Oct. 18 at 8:30 p.m. aOLTON NOTCH r S S Pina 2 Exoltlnc HIU granlzed with Mrs. Nelson Goble Coventry corespondent, F. Fau-1 StaUatioa also reported Wednes­ s DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS—«5o e St. Peters Church RIXAU. KUiR FlAMi KANTUIK as leader and Mrs. James Zuc-' T E L. 649-5544 I 2 L. 9 9 - Une Uttia, teL 742-62SL day. The Junior Choir of the St. (HERROSOTE cardy, Mrs, Wesley F. Lewis I HOT WATER Peters Episcopal Church will C H E S T R U B LIGHTER FUEL and Mrs. Francis Abel, as as­ COUGH SYRUF nciiisaiiM ini rehearse Saturday at 10 a.m. and inhalant Tripie Safety m ale on can. BOTTLE mSENTt V sistants. Reull. 8 fl. OL REXALL In the church. Action. 2 fl. OL *8 YMT pMcmtiOe Girl Scout Cadette Troop 5071 Rtg. 1.29 JOHN O'HARA’S The Youth Confirmation Rtg. 98c DEODORANTS IM Pint, Rtg. 89c Km or white. has organized, vrlth Mrs. Ells­ Class will meet Saturday at 11 worth Greenleaf, Mrs. James DiCALCIUM a.m. In the church. 2 t o 1 . 3 0 2 « . 9 9 « Shea and Miss Elaine Bla- There will be a special Par 2 e r 9 0 « * u i - * - w 2 f c c 3 .9 9 ' f l l U G E t , sonnette as leaders, and will Ish meeting immediately fol­ RO-BALL or meet In the First Congrega­ lowing the 10 a.m. service on I PHOSPHATE tional Church vestry. Sunday. M X A u y p a i d lltfj-, cool BLUE CELLO TAPE RIXAU YITAMM The cadette troop will have BIOKHS 1 0 l i v e :! The Youth Fellowship of St. with Vltomin-C A loi For chapped lIpL With VioMurol 'Vit.irmn D, U-, 1300 X In dliptnetr. a roller skating party Saturday Peters will leave from the iK ttuf (.aiuiurr, desorption B-COMPLEX NMnSHM*RCUAtf P TimuUMTEO ARTISTS 10 Lozenges, or ' CREAM R t0. S9# evening at the local rink on Lake church at 2:30 p.m. Sunday and 15 troches. each ^CAFSUUS 100's St. and a atwlmmlng party Mon­ travel to Hartford to attend Rtg. 2.59 Aim4MBatfaMMCIKM Rtg. 83c .. P,.rh R EG . 69c lOO's-REG. 1.39 day at the Windham High the youth rally. The speaker U B Rtg. 35c Stick 1 School pool. will be the PreMdlng Bishop of ,2h, The next troop meeting will the Elpiscopal Church, the Rt. 2 b r 8 4 ( 4 0 « r ^ 6 0 be at 7 p.m. Nov. 1 at the Rev. John W. Hines. o l 2 i , 3 6 * l ! 2 , . 7 0 ‘ m 2 M 0 0 S m I t E^ i a n i t church. There are five openings. Kof'C Meets R iX A U . REXAIL MMvnnrcoijoiiiyoauiE .UNITED ARTISTS Girls in Grades 7, 8 and 9 are ' TTie third organizational 4le Large tahe, Vi ol 2 for .50 ■ilMOtlT THANK YOU NOTES I eligible. meeting of the Knights of Co­ VITAM IN C VITAM IN B-i| lumbus will be held tomorrow With matching Hit No. 3 II SHOWTIMES School Lunch Week ^ i a m l n t bHEER COMFORT BALLPEN night at 8 p.m. at the St. Fran­ (ASCOMIC ACID) REXALL Long-writing. Ditpoiabte. •nwwiD|nFa# ''TOW ER OF 11 Tower of London ...... 6:45 Special events are being un­ Hydrechleridte)] LONDON” I I Tho Glory Onya ...... 8:20 cis of Assist Church Hall at 8 X i n g . Bottle r i 100. dertaken each day in the public 2$4nf. Bottle of lOOf minuteman Rtg. 50c Vlnoent Price 11 A Rage to liv e ...... 10:20 p.m. . Rtg. 77c SUPPORT Rtg. 39c schools in observance of N a­ A ll Interested men are In'vlted R tg .1.45 tional School Lunch Week this to attend. For further informa' M l CHEWABLE week. On Monday a special des- tion, .Paul Biancuccl, 23 Maple 2 a . 7 8 < 2 o 1 . 4 6 2 a r 4 0 ( aeit was served In the class- St. may be coMacted. VITAMINS RiXAU St.imed se.imli '.i C Outstanding Woman VITAM IN B-is ■OXID Mrs. Theodore Yonan, 21 Pine Mist, nt Whitp f'etitp HI-HO—COME TO THE I m il ll.wori-il, (oi ITYPEWRITER Knob Circle, Wapplng, has been (loncentfate Tablets BREWER'S Avof.igp, Toll or F»l( - lotif; ■ hilcl'i'M ' ' V I'i'"!rr TABLHS STATIONERY! chosen for Inclusion in the 1966 iO-meg. lOO's Y E A S T 100. R e u ll Bond. Choice of many S t A f i edition of “Outstanding Young Rich in Vitemint REG. 4.95 PAIR I lOO's-REG. 2.69 8%*xll*’ attracthre stylet. Hurry! Ends Sat. Women of America," an annual Rtg. 1.88 B-1 and B-2. Rtg. 1.00 Im x FAIR Peter SeUers biogr$.phical compilation of Rtg. 39c Sponaorod by "WRONG ARM OF women between the ages of 21 W8C8 AND METHODIST MEN OF THE THE L A W ” 2 . . 1 . 8 9 ' 2 i , 4 0 « and and 36 who have dUtinguished z f c 2 i . 8 0 * l I 2 .0 2 . 7 0 2 (, 1.01 “Amorous General” themselves In elide pr profes­ T SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH General 6:00-9:30 sional life. Mrs. Yonan graduat RiXAU V -1 0 RiXAU ■AlY CARR* Law 8:00 ed with an associate degree from Safurday, Oct. A6th Friday Law 6:00- Boston University In 1901 and M u lti-viU iiiiin THERAMINS-MI LOTION k9:S0, General 7:30 from HlUyer College, now part Thorapeutic high-potency 8TABTINO AT 10 A.M. BELMONT RexaiL lO tL o c . of the University of Hartford, In TONIC vlteinins with m!nerali.| 'k OUTDOOR GAMES AND PRIZES I'M 6 U ’ 83? »'R COV"' ’ K'ljf ' 1956. She Is a member of the Pint lOO's Rtg. 89c AVPit PARm Ni'. ★ ALL DAY SNACK lAR board of managers of the U of Rtg. 2.19 Rtg. 7.39 m RUBBER H arts and sciences Alumni ★ HOME-MADE SPECIALTIES 2 t o 9 0 < STANLEY WARNER A-ssociation, and is active In her 2 a , ^ 2 0 2„ 7M ★ COUNTRY STORE ★ HOLIDAY BOOTH P T A and the U of H Women’s GLOVES REXALL TWIRL PUFF -k BAKED GOODS, "Jesse Lee House" Association. RIXAU , . \ \ c'// Non slip linish v-.II, pi pm In Symphony Concert . \ 1 ' I hn.corlh i'iscd . pjim P..■...,( C'./w’d ( 1m c o n o N B A B Y P A N T S Sunday Matinee Only! Clinton Adams, son of Mr. BEEF, W IN E, A L ^ H A C A P S (jp's PmV Plastic, Noonwr HAM & BEAN SUPPER _ 6 P.M. and ’ Mrs. Chaunley P. Adams Vitamin A capsules. style. An aizea. n r c A iis i I R O N T O N I C BALLS Sponsored by Meffiodbt Men of Ellington Rd., Wapplng, will 25M. lOO'i REG. 89c R e u ll White, lOO’L Rtg. 49c MteiuainuKM participate In the Hartt Sym DONATION: AdulH, $1.50 • Children. $T.OO | | b i Pint, Rtg. 1.98 Rtg. 3.25 Rtg. 49c I phony Orchestra program to be 2 FUN FOR ALL! held tonight at 8:30 p.m. in M il 2 I . 1 . 9 9 2 w 3 . 2 6 2 1 ’ 9 0 ' f a f S ^ H A N S E L ^ lard Auditorium on the Univer­ 2 i , 5 0 ( sity of Hartford campus. L fiW E B L A sophomore at' Hartt, Adame Is a graduate of South Windsor High School and has received the Aetna Life Insur­ ance'Scholarship and the East em Connecticut Symphony B O N U S BUYS ... m r ON OUR h SALE PLAN BUT WONDERFUL BARGAINS! Scholarship. He is presently studying with.Raymbnd Hanooni Little League Auxiliary 6-TRANSISTOR' The South Windsor Little Lea^e Auxiliary will meet to­ night at the home of Mrs. An POCKET drew Kidd, 163 Northvlew Dr, at 8 p.m. Mothers of all di RADIO visions are urged to attend.

Manchester Evening Herald South Windsor correspondent, Reg. PI 0.00 Value OCTOBER IS and IS Electric Anne Ld'ona, tel. 644-8582. % SHOWS DAILY PROCTOR-SIIEX CARVING KNIFE invites you to BtAT. 2:ee—EVE. S:SS ROOM HEATER STEAM & DRY IRON With Wall A Tabu Ruck Convection healing. Automatic thermo­ 4 Air Pollution TIOEBT8 NOW ON 8ALE1 stat control. Iconomicol 1250 watt hoot­ Visible water level. Plenty of steam for Twin stainless blades. 1100 strohos LUNCH at a pace easier Ironing. Fabric dial, leokproefl per minute. Dotachoblo 5 foot MARGOT Assembly Topic ing. Compact, spaco-sovlng do- » 4 .9 9 sign. Unconditional guorontoo, B 7 Q 7 U9ht " I ^ 6 6 cord. Sof-t-guord switch. FONTEYN The problem of air pollution 10.95 valuti i * Beg. f 10.00 Value Reg. 516.05 11“ determined by You! RUDOLPH vrill be the topic of a/talk to be given to the student body NUREYEV of Howell Cheney Technical SUNBEAM ToeeTHot son THB i»m»T-nMi GRUEN WATCHES ON THC MOTION RCTUne •CneiM School next Tuesday at 2 p.m. Electric ' , -i ' ^ This b mode poitibl* by o Ih e apoaker will be Alexander FOR MEN & W O M EN Mata, president of the Mats Cor "V oiiit - Packed Buffet Lunch- Razor poratlon of Springfield, Mass $71.95 “>$49.95 eon" served from 12 noon to which recently developed a de­ vice for producing a amoglees 3 HEAT LadiM’ — Reg. 518.05 $39.95 2 p.m., Tutsdoys thru Fridays nuxtor vehicle exhaust. (Mats ctolms that one of the WARNER TRAY PROCTOR-SILEX at Fiona's Rostaurant. ehlef elements in air pollution, 7 .9 9 is the continuous plle-up of un- Vorlablo lomporoluro control. Heat YOUR OHOlOE dealrable by-products of automo­ roststani 14" troy. Ktops food hot A 4 SLICE TOASTER Selsct-ronlc color cenirol ad|uste lU a New Lunoiieoa PoUey Starta OoL IS tive exhaust fumes, pouring into Weha Is music and/er alarm bunar. delicious for hours...aulomallcolly. Mens* — Reg. 584.05 the New York city air; for ex­ Ineeia for 10 minutes. Oe Is sleep te Groat g ift. . . a hit ---« teosllng lim e... outamalically. OUsloning chrome finish. 13“ ample, up to 10,000 gallons of music. . I radie shuts eff a a D D with ovory hoslossl lU-UU a a q 1 4 .6 7 unbumed gasoline per hour. autemellcelly. ^ | ^ 0 O vilui 5®® 19” MaU will dtscuBB the relative AN EVENING WITH Wwi^leail nsOonmiJs ty Buigsr Chef Systona, Indlanapofit Hii'.lil Hiv.iivi'il to 1 mill du.iiililH'.' W liilr Siipiilir-, t.r.r mtrits of Bolutione to the prob­ line A|i(ilii .ililp THE lem advanced by petroleum and engine menuftaoturere. The talk ^Read Herald Advertisements ROYAL BALLET Homo of tho Worltffi Gro^tost 15C H8mburgor! Is eponeored by Manchester Auto Paris, toe.

».*• »W5 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1965 rA G E F o n t

Tolland Eisenhower, 75, MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1966 P A G E F n n Busy and Happy I w N r; HI which tba town Installad tbe I i| A L I Colum b ia Benches Slated Main St. planters. CRANBERRIES’* Town Reviews Its Appeal^ (OMtkrasfl froM Vat* <>■•) From Your Neighbor's Kitchen ‘"Near Planters He also thanked the Hart­ ralatod anoodotas. Hla ay« ford Faderal Savings and Loab CAUSE PROBLEM Plans Industrial Program B £ R I H £ 'S % M uat BiiM Na i Association for tha u m o f th* sparklsd and tha famous grin Fire Department Canvass *Tha three peatpaa are The Chamber of Commerca easting mold, and W e n t Hart­ •Ifm tadwtiM dev«lo|*nent*lected by ohlldran planning to broka out Uka a sunburst verUaa of « y fenM^ waa t bops I baa dsetdad to add two trea ford architect David Barker for AT SWEATER MILL taka the college couras in high looks ahead to Um future M addM star SlM|Mlng Parkada Otbar Btarae la Scheduled Monday Night' OMy baeema Aivorltoe the use of hla original planter •omitiMoa nd Oia board o* OpSB Bvaolnga Ciitil 9 P.M. BtoomSeld aad at planters to tha 20 already In­ school, but ideally It should ba design. tNlaotniM mat ■nie«»ay with fei savarsl floM s. B a t I d PIio m 64I-98S1 NewtaigloB youm" Uau Flarra 3. Martonay stalled cm Main St. and at the ROOKVnXJl, Oenn.—Roose­ offartd to whoever wants It 1 U m Volunteer Flranea wUlffor e hnatiiif ttOMue. tiM aee» Its Is woririag on aaoMiar of g«8 lUakmatook Bt, said. velt Mills, oompletlag an order Howard Wolfan|«r, (wwral Oook explained that tha etege a “poroh Ught” panda m epene latuitley. TIppeet I Shopping Parkade. Tha latest book, “sMt of pmsmal romlnta- *Tba flavon art ao diffarent tai of ladles alt wool-oanUfans for m anacar o< Uw Burrouftaa Oorp., Fienoh program was inaUtutod Monday night from 7:80 to 9:S0 And be b e e a t We fn a osnoaa.” But ha saya, *Tt Is if get aaob OM thait It la ttana waU planters will go In front of the a fanwue national brand, aud- to datanntaa Om town'a appaal seven or eight years ago aa oral for UuM who wlah to donate to Talk by Barry quits dear that Tm not a witt­ oUed, be eaa etUl go to apant bi prspaniUon," she add­ •top and Shop euperm erket (m dealy found Itself with an ovaiv aa an indtwtrlal atta and to dla- French, and was given to all Um buHdlng fund for tho addi­ olerk'e offlee betwewi T abutadanea of “ eranberrlos." er. I’m a hack. I don't protend ed. Tbe (tret two reolpae. (or W. Middle Tpke., said Atty. tuM future davalopmant of the students, many of who failed tion to tha flrahouea. p.m. Friday. Chapter’s Best to havo a style. I Just rapori the Foppar Oabbaga end OMokeo- Philip Bayer, chairman of the iUniot Induatrlal alta. the course. Three years ago, a DEPENDABLE NEW DELUXE Donationa have reachod the Than, Ife up btoorc dewn. Management vae pu i things that oama to my paroonal Oom Soup wMb Ittvale are I tree planters subtxxnmlUee. Frank Barry of Windsor waa until a thorough InveatigatlonInveatige CMootman n « n k Kalaa aaM reading program was estab­ 15,000 mark, according to Mie. ippaa end away you ge, over attention.” Pamsyivaiila Dutch and wa He also announced that ar- revealed the cause. It aeeme that Cm board and tha Indu^rlal lished because of public concern Olarenoa Grant, publicity obalr- « WUe aad tb roog b tbe treaa voted the best speaker of the Bbsenhowar Indleatas that ha NIAYTA6 with Elactrosic Control givaa to bar by bar buaband'a I rangementa are being made to that a mlslabelad can of dya eonmdaaion aakod WoManger about failure of over half of man, but On addiUcnal 312,000 id tbe bnuta aad tbe awampa, evening at the recent meeting chemicals had caused it all. may be mora axpUoit about Ms motbar. Tba Apple Pla tai a add benches and trees to the what typeo c f Induatrlaa they today’s students to read at prop­ le needed to complete the work. .u day kiag. Ttppee. A ad Juat of the Chew ’n Chat Chapter of feeilnga tor the next RspubUoan ■aok la OM that "la always *. I planters along Main St. would not objoot to having aa er levels. This program was Dries Even Delicate Lingerie Work on tho addition hoc Ink. aa long aa you batra that taety treat." the Toastmaster’s International The entire mill appaan to oandldato for prsaMsnt then ho nelgWbors. A i^ Induatry that the later converted to literature progreeaod enough eo that vol- cenoa you eaa go back aad do In 8(»ptember, eight plant- Club at WilUa’s Steak House. have turned cranberry, even a Vies for Crown was befors the 1990 nomination. Pepper Oabbaga town or raaldenta Hvitig near the and la now back to reading. Stu­ Complete pushbutton control for “ R eiuliri untoaie may continue tnalde, un­ e aama tbiag next waaki Tip- I era with shrubbery were placed His topic was “The DecHne and group of wMte men’e cable pull­ 'T m ay not ba so rotioont In overs came out of the dya vat area would not object to, Bur- dents not taking French take Miss Leahs Carlaon of Man­ der tha direottoQ of Warren Ju- H bead madium ttaa aabbaga In the Parkade and 12 empty PaU o f the U .8.” 1068," he sold. Fabrics," "Wash 'n Wear," “ Damp Dry," or all cranberry. rougha certainly would not ob- this course, which la also called chester was recently nominated rovaty. Rover, wake up Rover . g ataUu celary ones were placed along Main Michael O’Conner, Vernon, Ist. the donation of a Manches- jwit to, WoKangar aald. remedial reading. Asked why a candidate (or Homecoming He alao Is intorestod In (ha “Air Fluff’. No time or temperature controls T h ^ who wkA to eontribute U rad pepper was voted second with Ms talk In order to dispose of thle WoUanger alao dlacuaned the a B section student should be Queen at Ohio Wesleyan Uni­ Ekaenhower Library and tha are aeked to tum on their poroh H green pappar I ter precast concrete manufac- on "Why Gt)ld7’’ wMIe Leon accidental surplus of cranberry axlating sewer faciUtlea at the given remedial reading, it waa versity, Delaware, Ohio, where Eksenhower Museum In Abilene, to worry about Maytag's Electronic Control Mghte to etgnlfy their Inten- 1 oup augar 1 burer. Bloom, also of Vernon, placed colored sweaters, Roosevelt Burrough's plant and the kind answered that the grouping waa she is a senior. Kan., his home town. shuts off dryer automatically when clothes ttone. 1 teaspoon salt Although the coat of each third with Ms speech on "Is Mills offers Iheae first quality of water supply the plant re­ made by testing for reading He said he hae not been play­ Attend Oonferenoe U cup wblto vlnagar I planter Is 3400, A tty. Bayer Life Insurance A Good Invest­ ladles’ wool cardigans to the Miss Carlson is representing public at an unbelievable low quires. level—making a comparison Kappa Kappa Gamma, her na­ ing much golf lateriy. However, are dry. Wash ’n Wear chime alerts you to lAVergne WiUlame, a mem­ IVt eups water pointed out that If coete for m ent?’ ’ with the national grade level. transportation, trees, shrubbery, mill price of 38.00. Men's Cable Asked to give some reasona tional sorority, In the contest. he Intends to go to Georgia late remove wash ’n wear before wrinkles set in. ber of the Oonneettout Inter- Apple Festival Chop cabbage, oelwy and pep­ Thomas Brooks was chair­ pullovers ere only 38.00. why Burrough’s located in Tol­ The LaBries asked the board The queen and her four at­ In the faU and than to Oallfor- GovernmentaJ Relatione Com­ p er quite fine. Add other taurra- planting and benches are added, man of the event. Lawrence land, Wolfnnger bated the b^td^ .members If they had had group­ tendants will be chosen from IS nla. Golf is one of the objeotivea mittee, a alx-year atate appoint­ Set Three Days dtents. Let stand a day or two the cost per planter rlaea^ to Cobb was topic master. Archi­ Visit the retail salesitxnn Ing Bite Itself, tocated on Rt. 30 ing when In school, and chair­ candidates by the men students In both places. ment, haa Juat returned from before using. Mrs. Marteney 3750, or a total of 316,500 foT all bald Stuart gave the Invocation. and choose your favorite color with easy access to the nearby man Cook said that, when he In a news oonfersnee tai New Washington, D.C., after a three- says this la a "delleioua cola- 1 32. Others assisting In the meeting . . . . we hope It’s cranberry! this week. They will be anounc- Manebaataria aanual Fan A ^ Roosevelt Mills, 215 B. Main St., Wilbur Cross Highway, and a attended ToUand schools, there York Wedneeday, Eisenl^er day conference. slaw-type salad or may be used Atty. Bayer thanked Town wore Michael Clementine, An­ ed at the Homecoming game be­ Loaded with Features • LOW C0St | pte Faatival otaitad today tat Rockville, Conn. Open Mon. thru flat cleared piece of land. were four grades In one room. tween Ohio Wesleyan and Tufts discloeed some of the tiUnga WUllama, a state repreaenta- aa a labah for hot doge or ham- I Bbigineer Walter Puss for the thony DoPerrio, A. HutcMnaon tVploei taarveat waatitar aad la Sat. until 5:30. Open Friday He also aald the avallabUlty The board defended the University on Saturday. The that are bothering Mm. tlve, aald the commlaslon met burgara and may ba kapt quKa cooperation and efficiency ;wlth and Robert O'Brien. NlghU until 9 P.M. a whlla.^ of aewor fadUUee was appreci­ grouping oystom, admitting it chosen queen will ^gn at the One Is the public demonstror Electronic Control MAYTAG with othera from throughout scheduled to continue tomorrow ated, and that the location half­ isn’t perfect: they explained It Homecoming . (Refreshments were served af­ caught haddock down to Badly Missed by hi cup flour gravy, mashed potato, peas and Mother, Brothers, and Sister homes. She Is a member o f Junior oath oouM be cflfiaial. Reservations and ticket mon­ ter the program. Bob’s on Windsor Are. in Pictures of the month -wUl be hi cup butter Century Club of Manchester carrots, bread, butter, milk, jSdhooI superintendent Vincent QUAUTY! mixed fruit. ey should be given the den moth­ Rockville. Bob gets his chosen and refreshments wlU be Make pie crust and place In and Its fine arts committee, the Nevins aald that he would at­ Amana. ers. fish direct from Boston served. nine-inch pan with fluted edges. town committee of Manchester Thursday: Fried cMcken, tend a conference of school sup- Democratic Committee Key Canceled Debts several times weekly— OVER 2 MILLION Pare, core and quarter apples YWCA, and Is active In the cranberfy sauce, jMrslled pota­ srlntendents Sunday through The Democratic Town Com­ 18 M I L U O N i n F A C T 0 B I B 8 and cut quarters (Tosswlse to Keeney St School PTA. to, kernel corn, bread, butter, PARIS — In medieval times and not just any kind of PRESCRIPTIONS Tuesday. mittee will meet tomorrow night WASHINGTON — Manufac­ make chunks. Place In larg« She enjoys collecting and re­ milk, gelatin with topping. a housewife’s key symtollzed haddock. No siree—^Bob Safely Compounded Oook recommended that the at 8 in the town hall turing em ploym ent In the Unit­ bowL finishing antl(]ues, experiment­ Friday: Baked macaroni, her right to obligate her hus­ meeting adjourn until next buys only the premium ed States passed the World War Make filling of sugar, flour ing In oil painting and sewing. cheese and torhatoes, green band In the marketplace. If she Wednesday, but board member Manchester Evening Herald heairy thick fillets of had­ ARTHUR DRUG H high of 16 mlUlon Jobs last and spices and sprinkle over ap­ She and her famUy enjoy beans, com bread, butter, milk, became a widow, she could free Barbara Kalas suggested that an Tolland correspondent, Bette dock. Costs a little more, Jime. ples and toss to ooat weU. Put music together and trips to a tapioca pudding with peaches. unofficial meeting be held to Qoatrale, tel. 875-2845. herself of the debts of the es­ that way, but it sure is hear a currlcultnn question tate by putting this symbolic key on her husband’s Mer or in worth the difference w hl(^ H r. and MTs^Riictaard La- when you come to eat it. Brie, attending the meeting, Area Weather his coffin or tomb. wished to discuss. / Bob ^ e s this haddock The LsBries agreed to the un­ WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — and after cutting to the official dlscuaBion. Cool and ra£fier frosty morning right size, coats it in a The LaBiiea asked why the weather 'wlU give way to a mild No Lowor Priets special mixture — .and school qnatem does not offer afternoon in Oomiectlcut. Anywhere In Conn. fi78 it right there in French to all seventh graders The chilly morning tempera­ "Save With Safety" front of your eyes. You who wished to take the course. tures will not stay long, beocuise know its fresh fish—jron NOW a a. before Winter Comes. . . See S.B.MJ Children in the average, or "B bright sunshine will push the ARTHUR DRUO know its fresh cooked! Group,” should be allowed to m ercury Into the m ild 60s dur­ Lots of places hereabouts ing the afternoon. take the course they said. Tol­ are now selling fish din­ land students are classified in High pressure is centered over A , B, and C. groups In the sev- the northeast states early ners:— but so far as I SRth and eighth grades, repre­ this morning and will produce know, none of them are senting an accelerated, an av­ fine fall weather. As this weath­ Rummage using the real fresh erage, and a slower group. In er system moves slowly east­ stuff. Most use some­ the euly grades, there are as ward, it will be replaced by an thing that’s been frozen many as nlna or ten groupa. increasing warmer air mass Sale -pre-breaded. Nervine s e ^ that he was not which Is now pushing Its way SATURDAY. OCT. 16 Bob puts ont a fish and All S.B.M. completely lamlllar with the eastward from the midwest. The 9 A.M. to NOON chip dinner for 85e that eontent of the courses yet, and moisture content of the air is has two pieces of fish, recommended that the LaBrlee also higher, and patchy cloudi­ Education Building discusB (he sItuaUcn with school ness will occur from time to Bolton french fries, cole slaw principal Bernard EUis. time Friday. Temperatures how­ Congrogotlonol and tartar sauce. Yon HOME IMPROVEMENT LnUMs asked why specific ever will be pleasantly wum, fu n ily foDca can /bu y •uhjects were given to special with high readings approaching Church what’s celled **The Boat- groups. Navins replied that for- 70 in some of the Inland valleys Sponsored By The Ladies Benevolent Society lo^ of Fish” which has algn languages are usually se- tom orrow . 8 pieces of fish and oodles of french fries LOANS Now Carry of $2.75. Plenty for four hungry grown-upa. Now Bob believes one A U NEW AMANA REFRIGERATOR WTH FREEZER ON TOP GIVES MORE MANCHESTER'S taste is worth a thous­ and ads. Yon folks who ONLY FUEL OIL DEALER have read this column USABLE SPACE PER CUBIC FOOT THAN YOU EVER DREAMED PDSSIBLE! can cat it out and take it down to Bob’s and W f DILIVER OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY! he’ll give you 25c off on the fish and chip dinner BERNIE'S PAY AS YOU PLEASE PLAN ★ WE INSTALL and 50c o ff on this "B oat­ • No Money Down LIFE INSURANCE load o f FIsIl ’’ • Up To 3 Year* To Pay MORIARTY BROTHERS • 90 Days—No Finance Change Just one coupon per ★ WE SERVICE • Bank Financing customer, please . . 24 SERVING YOU WITH That’s anytime from MobHhGOf 24 Thnrs., Qct. 14th thru Sunday, Oct 17th. So, HOUR HOUR cut this column and corns SI on down and have some p u a O IL BURNER of that real fresh-caught DELIVERY FUEL OILS SERVICE flavor. CALL ahsad— f t * ... JMNfIM. , Borrow up to GMNNI 876-6269 and ssvs your*- S wings B ank B e n m i 's . r . u n i i i T m self waiting when yon get V . 1 . ^ .. there. From Mitchell numbers, dial operator Take ip to 5 yrs. to Repay CALL 643-5135 SHOPPING PARKADE—MANCHESTER and ask for Enterprise Other Stores in a ii CENTER STREET MANCHESTER 4485. OPEN EVERY NIGHT • Bloomfield OF M anchester N a ff sedi •nd Newington Come in, wrife or phone StAIM OrnOM OAST BRANCH WEST BRANCH O il Main St. MB East Cantor Sb Mnnehastor Parkada evwr ifiweewly Cor, Lenox St WastMIddiaTurnpIka 649-5203 eireiiMifan a «a e a o m bhamqhss o iw i m o A r s h a ibsa ty MANCHESTER EVBNINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, OCTOBER l4 , 1965 p a o r s e v e n ' ".v i; FA6B SIX MANCHBSTBR BVBNINQ H E R A IA MANCHBSTBR, CONK., tHURSDAY, OCTOBER 14,,1966 was whlaksd tu n y that ifight. Rbodesltn sMtleni would quickly SO Days to Better Spelling-"^ Open Forum The pumpklna we loet were of Inside replace him with an even more teagtM and propaganda laehlnga o f Sen­ Connecticut varied e l^ and ibeir monetaiy bitronelgent whlta supremacist HUmrl^HitFr ator McCarthy’s spiritual hairs and dis­ veiii4 w ot learned ibe nefit day eertsln to dsolore itidepandonoe, ciples. Bat it Is beginning to look aa if when Ibe kMs took their Report 19« pub^ih^^Wewmaper Keep ‘e’ to Save Soft ‘g’ Ta tbs RdMer. Ettnting IfFraUn real dignity, and real debate, and a Yankee money to hay eome rei^aee- X wifh to ^•ke this opportu- (Oenttarasd from Page t ) proper portion at real national thought By Tha Rdadlng Labenttory, Inc. ^ mental Tbe vahM o f tbe pump* 5S?oia Rtty to rslata m iMideiit that Mne we loot woe between twen­ and policy leaderahtp are all beginning Bjr AJHtO* get Zambia's copper to tha sea Speedt 1 m .p.h. WriMaa for NEA Bpwlal ■erTteea oocurred this Isat wWluBd om ty five and tMiiy doUom, slnoe to show themaXvee in the Senate again. they dm prioed hjr weight or tor axpoit, would ooma under HOUfiTON — The crawler In aome rsapeeU, the Oonsti. BlUngtim Rood, Wapptag, Ooiv- BlfliGOP. A. C. lAUJtOOM if ooMaas start a, a, o. Southem Rhodeelen eontrot tutlonal Convention has bent line. Thle eeeses to he meltofooe transporia ItMt will carry 8a When g proeedes, Mfe g la go> nooUout misohlaf, hut Igroeny er Juet October 1. appropriating to itaalf and re- My dMightsr OIndy, ago I ; after Independence and provide turn 6—weight 12 million pounds 24 VILLA»I STRin. ROCKYHJJ Ve aave soft g, keep e yea mnet, —to He Manned Spacecraft Can Not RtaHy Chsritnblg paatlng soihe ot tha worst traits sbd my sou Chris, age 6, toltod Dloln steoMnd. another economic weapon And eay IIm g Uke J tai Jost. It ie quite priMMe that eome ogalnet British reprisal. ter launching pod move only EVERY MONDAY P.M. at ths usual modem Oonnsotl- oil zftsmoon setting up a fall - 8 The Internal Revenue Service is no«f cm ooitM ivlth some sort o f a Tita British, however, win one mile an botir. Each crawler out Ganaral Aaaamhly. Iliis article will deal with the first of two small classes display using pumpkins that truek or statton wagon and has empowered, by decision of a United they hod raised in their garden. have no choice but to make re­ is bigger than a baseball dia­ BnasciinnoN lUTia of oxcopttona to the rule about final silent e before eufftxea. Bines ettbar put them on a re­ Parul* <> A4t«M* States ’Tax Court, to collect Income and Like tha daneral AaaamUy, it prisals against Rhodeslsn tnds- mond and the rocket R oarriaa Rooall that general rule, which covers about 98 per cent cf They pulled up oil tha com tail stand that they own, or Taar excess profits tax and penalties In the dosa moat ot ita real debating pendence based an whke eu- to 400 feet high. Montlui . your speUlag altuatlons, went like this: ptants, and shookod them up on eOld them to a stand. The Read Herald Advertisements BTM MontlM In party oauouaaa, behind closed tha side of our front stairs, than prenmey. [oath .. total amount of »S2«,S18 from the Com­ emouat of pompklne removed Be » ______doors. Like the General Aaeem- When suffixes begin with vowels, they piled their pumpkins If the Britiah fiUIad to react munist Party of ths U.S.A. for ths year indleetee OmA H woe a oommeiv lUBlIBBR o r bly, it hM had aa inordinate . Bllent e grabs crying towels. around the shocks, and topped strongly (short of sotual mili­ THBTHS AaSoCIATUD z-xuwwPIUBM IBSl. love of petty patronage, so that When suffixes start other ways otol ventatd on eomeene’e port, tary pressure) she would risk i n e Aeaoclated Frees is ezoluelveir enUUe« ths display with a dummy mods end not “fim.’’ te the use ot republlestloa o( all news t e ’ Ths party never filed returns, and, it outbid even tha moat gener­ Than silent e—make sure it stiqrs. of last year’s Hollowesn cos­ ooilapee of the entire Conunon Bathes credited to It or not otherwise erediW when brought to task, claimed tax-ex- ous General Aasambly In its ap- I wuuM hnrdly cell eteeling wealth atruoture in Africa. Tan­ •S In this paper and silM the too^ newe puW ■uppooe we take the wordk tume. the pumpkins and dietroying smpt statue under that provision of the polntmont and payment bf funo- Ths display was quMa origi­ zania, Zombis, Malawi, Nigeria, **^lBl* rifhts of repubUoaflon of special dla- change and add the eufflx able. appropriate pari of tha two the oiTugemsnt ee healthy tax code by which some charitable, re­ tlonariea aom* o f .whom need versea covering tMa nwterial. nal, snd the kids wore pretty and other Oommonweakh mem­ G O O D /r^ E A R patchea herein are also reaerred.______Apply tht rule strictly, and you typahik. i never put in any kjad of appear- 1. Thle letter Is (tiacabls, tired out that evening from all bers will Insist on tough British The Herald Prlntlnc Oomi|^ Ino., aa- ligious, educational and fraternal groups got dhsngabls. 'That happens to 1 hope whwever took the oounteroctions ageinat the fimith SUOMI w) llnaneuil final aal resnonalblUtyremonslbiutr for t;typo- are exempt. But the judge sitting on anoe axcapt to laoalva their traceable) to your ataff. their labors. I was going to talog^ r n ^ c a i errore appearlnc . In adrertlsni',..._.nenta checks. And like tha General be a misspelling. So why is the pumpkins enjoys them. I know regime • - or denounce tbe Com­ I inatterin The XancheXancheste* the case agreed with the contention of- 2. Memorizing spelling dltUea picture of the display, but see­ my ohfidren dM for the few and other, readins Asaambly, it haa bean reftrrlng mle violated T And why do we monwealth. Breninc Herald. la (advontagoua, advantageous). ing that the front stairs are on hours that they were allowed to the government lawyers that the Com­ each fundamantal major deci­ have' courageoua Instead of Although neittier WMtehsn In Full semoe client of N. K. A. Sjrrtce. ^ 8. Are you (practicing, prao- the East side of the house, I keep them. To be frank, I am PuMlshere RepreaentatlToa - » e Jt^»ua munist party was not really charitable, sion to agree or disagree on oouragousT Why did not the tlceing) these speUlng rulea thought that I would woH until London nor the Btete Depext- - . ------Tork, Chi- final silent e of change and quite disgusted .With the whole Xathews Special AMocy — religious, educational or fraternal. In ad­ something .^to the two party regularly? morning when the sunMgbt ment here ore making any on oaco. Detroit and BoatoaL _ courage-disappear, since both situation, and could ramble on IIBXBBR AUDIT BXniBAUBXnUU OF CntCUUk- dition, he found that the briefs submit­ boasea, those noble Roman Con­ 4. (Memorizelng, Memorizing) would be more favorable. nouncements, the British are •V TIONB the suffixes able and oua begin and on. considering theee stape if SmMh FOLTSET ted by the lawyers for the Communist suls, Stats Chairmen John these verses wUl solve your Sunday morning when I went If you decide to print this Display adrertlaInK e los^ hours i party were very difficult to understand.^ Bailey and Bearla Pinney, who with vowels? spelling woes. declare# independence: ckMrtng ^ r Monday — 1 p.m. Iflday, 'Iha answer le in our verse out, the pumpkins were aH letter, you may edit it, but I do Some of the party’s 1851 income came^ continue, when they have to, 6. I bate (changing, change- gone. Some person or persons off Southem Rhodeeia's accese Jhr Tuesday — 1 p.m. >»<» 14, 8.70115 t t f iwllfafi the United SUtea Senate la adding to Hemamber; Keep that final (,,-bXww b wns ever took the pumpMos eufjoys then waits In Ikie until the ment la prepared to back Lon­ and all built with TUFSYN! oMIsisid oMOiwon your or. United States and Ruasla are on the little or no diacuaalon of many don. Its list of men who dare taka a stand ■Uent e enly before suffixes egvni— e uaqx ‘ bXvm them with the knowledge t^ t saleeglrl gives him a slip indi- verge of a great warm cordiality Usuea. starting with a, u, o. I f you catliig the price, ^ e n he joins Moreover, it le hlg^y probable not gustfunteed safe by any supposed asqio boxihtb uomM.,) they broke two little kids' sparked by their mutual dialike df Oom- have the word mange and you 0IIU rstnSau -|uoui»anoJ 'I hearts. How can you explain a line at the ooslUer's booth, that ihe aanotions will have to oonsenaus. But If the Oonstitutlonat Con­ munist China. vention was very quick to adopt add the suffix y, you have man­ ’X m eureg -eiq-e«a|AJ9fl -g good ciUzenrixip, or Cturlstlanlty pays, gets n receipt and takes be imposed, because threats The list of depeniMiIa undopandables from Washington and London We are waiting to see wMch side win some of the worst habits of the gy. No need to keep that final •f sv etuBg -8 u|J3uBt(p -g to them when an incident Uke it back to the end of the line now would seem to stand at three, plus silent # because your suffix did at the purchase Counter. When are not frightening the Rhode- resolve this hangover unpleasantness Legislature, it should also be („-ti«/ttox this oocursT occasional random partlcipationa from not begin with a, u, o. Also, this ot io I later learned that vvory his turn comas be finally is stans. Even if Prime Minister first—the Internal Revenue Service by given credit for having made B A scEOifi e xttenS'/’siSMOA other members. rule has to do with retaining the tOlAi uifiaq B»xi»ns u s h m .,) pumpkin in our neighborhood handed his purchase. Smith did back down, right wing settling for payment of |1, or Russia aome very pleasing improve­ .'Aricansas’s Fulbrlght Is the charter soft g. If you have a word epu JVin^eR -fiuizijouiepi -p by honoring Its party’s debt to our capi­ ments over legislative proce­ pioneer of the group, with his ^leeches dure. whlPh has a hard g and you (..•BjaMOJ about *hmthinkable” thoughts, with his talist society. must add a suffix, just follow SupCio sqvafi e yuatig Whereas the Legislature, In locent slashing after-the-fact criticism the regular mle. Rogue be- ’BiSMOA qxpu u(8aq eexupui ita seating and battle arrange­ eomee roguish; plague becomes of the way our declslona to intervene la uaqM..) 4vin8aa ’XTwns ments, used to take its major­ plaguy. « gupiUfSaq o ‘n ‘v iCq pa/aoi the Dominican Republic were reached Happy Loncheom ity floor leader and ita minority Take the word outrage. The -lo} you B| a VO* asn-eaoq A pair of Sure-Grip A pair of NYLON and executed. He la chairman of the According to Newsweek, a Loa Ange­ floor leather and place them far g la soft, pronounced like J In aaaq uienoad ok '8upnouid -g Senate Foreign Relatians Ckimmlttee, winter tires for go tires for safer les advertising agency has just published across the hall from each oth­ Just Fine. Now we have to („ - - • ysnui noit a dean ‘S' and he has done his own Independent er, each protected from ooatact keep that soft g In words which the results of a survey taken by one of uoe SAve oa„,) -snoaSmuvAps -g in snow • • • going, stopping! thinking out In the open, in public. with the other party by inter­ ■ are built upon outrage. You are , („- • • ymui the nation’s lecullng insurance oom- For tiM fnnt-N jka Ah-Woote "41V wHh Number two member of the dare vening ranks of Isolators of told to add our. What to do7 nof 9 daeg (a ao) S yjoe aAise ■ on curs for cold wwlhor drlvlai womT Om TSOO panys on the lunch-buying habits of its irippinf odCM on MCh 8ut»<3rip for mora ao on kix think for yourself club has been Mon­ bis or her own party, the Con­ Follow the rule and drop the o j,„ ) -aiqu JO V ain eoojeq or wow. Supar-danbU Tutiyn rahbai u r toU agents. tana’s Mansfield. And, in his post as stitutional Convention, blessed final e of outrage? If you do a povq auioaaq ptnoM a ain tnetiop...satra ndiaaga . then that a is smack up against floor leader for the Democratic major­ According to the survey, agents who with the unusual possession of uaqy 'paddojp aaaM a mn n two majority leaders. Has seat­ a suffix beginning with an o, •a psuR aiR daan o; aAWi bm ity, and therefore the agent for adminis­ never take anybody to lunch average ed them in close juxtaposition, and that will be hard g like the ‘aaoix PJOM XBuySvio aqy p> a iu Rir ODoorra Mno IMS NC oMimB tration policy, hla Independence has been sales of $328,000 a year. •pilut driKU la MrtMMiMp aad sutNlala toi far at the rear of the center g in go. What to doT "To save Xjos ain daaii ox -aiq-eeanaiy normtl road tuardt, ticael tnalraUa paactwto Agents who buy at least one lunch a expressed mainly behind closed doors— aisle, with only the aisle Itself soft g, l«ep e you must" So (Next: A confusion ot I’s.) NO MONEY DOWN! V A OOOOVEAR TiaE FAUUNDU THB SUAIANTeE OT the closed doors of Senate conference week for prospective customers average between them. you write outrageous. MOUNTING el oMthM 80.000 G a o^ dtalM la tha IMM If you wish to refer to this Stotu Md Canada adU rata altonaN oa a.atw Ike rooms and the closed doors of the $504,000 sales a year. What our rtiyme says about ON ALL FOUR TIRES 1 w wigta toad daptb nauWig Ml cantol ’This makes it possible for instmetive series in the future FREiEl White House. It would be our guess that hard g and soft g applies also And saleemen who take three or four them to glare and glower at one order a copy of the 98 - page, to the letter c. Just like the let­ his independence of thought, quietly ex­ clients a week out to lunch average sales another, if that is their will, or llluatrated book. Send your pressed behind the scenes, ha* had more o f $728,000 a year. to give quietly cooperative sig­ ter g, o also Is hard c (Uke c name, address and $1 to: "Word In can, could) before suffixes actual hnmedlsbe influence on White The beauty of this Is that it leaves nals to one another, or to whis­ Power,” c/o The Herald P.O. NO MONEY DOWN! FREE MOUNTING! House policy than the more open rebel­ Ftaotosrsphed Br Reclnald Pinto per to one gnptoer, at couifort- that start with a,_ u, o. Box 489, Dept. 06942, Radio C3ty everybody happy, the salesman who m G B f t d o r s You are toW to.’.add able to ably cloee^ranjfS. • • Station, New York, New York •OODYEAR NATtON-WlDC *N0 UMIT 8UARANTEC lions of Fulbrlght. plays the t«le of the good fellow and the notice. Now the c In notice Is 10019. Ha M l M aNaita/No Ihstt as arilat/No IMH m It roada/Na IMH m it aetod/far tha aoMra IWa.af Ito.toae, . And now, by clreumstaace of set reit­ good host, and the client who enjoys the This seating arrangement, soft Ofke the « m precelve. and aOOOTBUUunrfllBa AW WAMinaD acalnat datacta In wartoMtaip and •ntarinln and notoal isto eration of an attitude he has twice be­ given the character and quality you want to keep It soft after attention and the meal, and the firm F A aoOtoM Tito‘S Uw S'tolt OUWWTn.aay U wwa M m fm aondyaar O T M ^ StoiS* ftSS fore expriseed. New York’s Kennsdy— whose business Is thereby Increased. Heral of the Convention’s two major­ the able has been added. If we Randi Declines ’CMtii mi MiM iWiwH W memwttn feetei mi erlciait tnai rtipife riMMRf m i m n m rnw • New York’s since last November, any- 4 ity leaders, has played its part follow the rule ("When suffixes One Is never quite sure who really #ay—has joined the ranks of Senators I n s id e By Roi^land Evans Jr. In helping them create the beau­ begin with vowela,/SUent e BAL’ITMORE, Md. (AP) — pays for the luncheon, althou^ aoma Yesterdays Who have decided to be their own men, j ' tiful Impression they have «re- grabs crying towels.” ), then we Randi M. Pollack has deoUned cynica Insist that it may, in the end, be ■Dd do some of their own thinking, lest Robert D. Novak ated. ahaU have noticable. But that on invitation by the U.S. Naval the pampMOd gueet U nurif. 25 Years Ago soft o cf notice Is now hard Academy to apply for admie- they become mere tools of some mor­ These two majority leaders, R e p o r t because a suffix, able, foUows rion. onic brand of polity and history by etm- Closing services of 150th an- Meade Alcorn for the Republi­ Today's M ost Versatile W asher/ niveisary of South Methodist which begins with an a. What The invitation was laaued ky sensus. cans, and Ella Oriusso' fo r the WASHtNOTON —Central So far, there ha&.^wen no agi­ in turn, would be the catalytic Church are held with sermon to do? “To save soft g (or c), the academy after Randi, a sen­ Senator Kennedy’s first gesture of In­ Ppepinir On The Grand Scale Africa, of late a quiet spot, has tation against the White-supre­ agent for Communist Infiltra­ Democrats kto, of course, two kpep e you must.’’ So you write ior at MUford Mill High School, given by Dr. Story on the his­ o f the most formidable and FILTER-FLO* WASHER (h dependence came early last spring, when suddenly become a nightmare macist government iii, non-inde­ tion - - opening the mldilN of tory of the church. noticeable. was announced as a semlfinoltot Psychtdoglcal testing like testing for awe-inspiring poUtloal wanlors in the National Merit Scholar- he indicated ^ had reservations about aptitudes doubtless has its place and for dipkmiats here in London. pendent Southern Rhodesia by Africa to some Moiecow - style A Q olz The reason: Rhodesian Prime Manchester men named by In modem Conheotlcut political dhlxia. with a NEW MINI-BASKET* Johnson administration decisions both uses. But it Is a question whether the its neighbor to the north: Inde­ but principally Peking - style We sbal doae out tbe wtide Minister ,Tan Smith’s demand Gov. Raymond Baldwin to Man­ history. Meade used to be the Randi to a giri. In Vietnam and in Xiomlnlca, and his wholesale peeping Into people’s minds pendent , Siambia 'tCojTherly the Communist exploitation. husineaB of what to dp with final Lamider WnnhnblM You Nevwr Dared Mnchln*- for immediate independence chester’s Selective Service fearsome prosecutor typA who A spokesman at the academy second came last June when he made a that is going on in Government, indus­ British colony Rho* Within .these wheels, ottier •Bent a before suftlxee In our' from Great Britain thr^tens to Board are Judge William S. hurled thnndefbblta like some said the academy sent lettera to Wash Beforel ______> speech from the blue urging upon the try and schools Is desirable, neceesary desda). • wheete are beginning to spin In nejpt odumn wkb a two - line spread racial strife and—worst Zambia’s feascm:'~r]^taH(m aiittaipailoti of a white - ruled Hyde, Ronald H. Ferguson, Wil­ Ccinnecttoutlan Jove. Anff Baia xhiyme. Right now, however, 7,000 pereonB who mode a good Johnson administration the urgency of or even effective. spent a middle span of her ca­ of aH—Conunimist Infiltration would BoU^hfy Sdhtheni Rhode­ Southern Rhodesia. liam C. Cheney, Arthur B. Mc­ let’s be sure you have Uie rule showing on the scholarship Ask abont onx way pnymaiit tanne some greater and more concentrated ef­ Winding up a three-month' inquiry reer being the be|^d the s^ e s through half a dozen struggling sia’s far right andhlaks tt more Cann and Henry A. Mutrie, and the first major exception. teste. fort to obtain international control of Into such psychological and personality ’Ihe principal raw material of new; African countriee. difficult & BriUlih. to bring Minerva, the prbviaer of. words Ubderkne the oorreot spelling "Somebody must have testing, a House Government Opera­ Zambia ie copper. Now mined nuclear weaponry. Pushed by right wing leaders about the bi-radal 'society and 10 Years Ago and wisdom to.ptlier^llUcal In tlie parentheses and quote the thought she was a boy," he said. tions subcommittee heard pleas from at a rate of 700,008 tons a year, Senator Kennedy's third gesture o f Southern Rhodesia’s 260,000 government that are emenUal figures o f stats aiul batiOnal a number of witnesses that Congress Zambian copper is Indlspensiable Miss Huldah Butler, jirinclpal came In the Senate yesterday, when he whites (a sliver tat the total for eventual political stability. promineaoe... v • ' 3u(om3Hc adopts curbs against the Indiscriminate to Gnat Britain. But the power of Nathan Hale School, is chair­ linked the question of world regulation population of 4 million) Smith But let S n ^ make good on that hiqa tl)e .macMnea .to pro- In their present situation, aa •T.M. of a.L Co. UM of the quizzes. It is easy to see why. man of sixth annual All-Stats WA-8B0A 239 of nuclear weapons to the question of is choosing a system for an in­ hla threat of a .unilateral dediir-, The committee found, among .other ducs' and refine this copper Conferencib on Reading held at fellow majority leaders In the o^r relationship to Communist China, dependent Rhodesia . close' .to atioft'>pf' iMdependenca and Zam­ toomes'hom the'Kariba hydro- North Haven High School. Constitutional Convention, these nauseous examples, that employee of ^ South Africa’s white suprem­ bia’s ' ^ government firobably and advocated that we undertake to in-, the Bonneville Power Administration (deotrio power dam cn the two talents have moved toward ^ te Communist >Chlna to attend the acy. ’This is in dram atic. Con­ would not and could not prevent Southern Rhodesian side of the one another, Aloom out of his being considered for promotion Were trast to the'•newly Independent clandestine help going across HIGH SPEED next Oeneva session on disarmament Zambeei River (the border be­ ^ torio presecutoriJU talent into asked questions like "Which would you governments in East' Central the border to tl|e Southern Today in History As Senator Kennedy said in his rather do: (a) kiss a person of Uie oi>- tween Zambia and Southern a deferential 0MirfMy;i$i^ mel- Africa constructed' along bi- Rhodesian blacks hi the form of R l^ e s ia ). low n m and a pleastnt^.pilabtuty speech, U will do no harm to ask, It poslte sex, or (b) experiment with new racUtl lines, with blacks holding Today Is 'Thursday, Oct. 14, gun^ agents provooateum, sod ’Thus, in any confrontation of peraonali|p; and .M k- Grasso K win be a gain if China should decide to things. Choose one.” the I ipwer and vdtltee portici- propaganda. the 287th day of 1966. 'Thera art V ' "' • with Zambia: and Great Britain, 78 days left In the year. out of, bar 4ik«daw attend, and it would be a black eye for It further learned that the Labor De­ pating. Zambia’s reflex reaction to a and anpnj^ty bitp afiksponsi- partment last year gave peychologlcal Southern Rhodesia has a power­ oo fUmdaid China if China should refuse to attend. In fact, so dangerous to the now. independent white-supre­ hlUty for demonstta^iiM; in per­ ' : '' ■■ ' -'D11 tests to more than 20,000 applicants for ful weapon of retaliation • • Today's HlgHUght fai History But the real point, of course. Is that future stability of Central A t- macist couhtiy adjoining Ks son, hour statesm ans]^ ban, as cbunseling jobs In youth opportunity simply cutting qff the power 2M n 240 volt dzenits Senator Kennedy, by such discussion of rica' is Smith’s plan that .k is southern border wouUl be fo l­ supply for Zambia’s coppar. On this date In 1774, the Dec- situations demaaA>' be.,strong projects. ’The applicants were supposed all but certain Great Bmhih iposslbls relationships with Conummlst lowed, by other new and .bi-rar Furthermore, the Britidi-built laratlon of Resolves of the First while gentle,- the to give their reactions to the follow­ and the U.S. would impose eop- alal African bountriea such aa EASY China, is violating one of the great Rhodesian ran system, vital to Continental Congress, the flret sweetest kind oirn tfC m imniark '.J. ■ ' ■ ' 'V’l ing kinds of statement: "Most people nomic sanctions at the least to Tanzania, Kenya, and Malawi. tabooe of the national policy conaensua. national declaration -of rights, semehowBowidhslpflilpad con- PAYMENT • . :• .•'M worry too much about sex,’’ and, "I ■top h k n ." TWs conliiient — wide roBax, <8eh Page Scfrea) was passed. It was the taboo which once puasled think Lincoln was greater than Wash­ struoUvs. if ;ws iwitas ^mlcal, TERMS y n would distnMtnWtad* most Dwight Elsenhower, when he was Preai- ington.” DB-MOA^^^^^ so much that he mused aloud, at when he .is bMaw meiiow, and Moreover, thousands of schoolchil­ fear Ella most m w i «lie le be­ I of Ms press conferences, on the curl- dren. under research projects financed ing helpful,, but'tos.i^ptaole o f 1 fact that nobody seemed to think It by the U.S. Office of Education, have their I gentle ooo|ieratioH has even to discuss the existence of undergone peychologlcal testing hi an Fischetti waniM (syofoiem oat of us, nunist China. It is the tidKW which attempt to probe their atUtudee toward and every tlm i w b (kaa.them op- BM, rsllgioii and family l^a. , amehow seems to classify it as un- eraUng togathk ^ tost feel * ! ilmerican and unpatriotic to concede Perhaps the moct extraordinsir wonderful about bmythlilg, in­ I Ihat Communist China exists, and la thing about it all is the docility with cluding even tha OoneUtotional >. ' 'l^aly to continue in exiatenoe for aome which candidates for Government jobs, Convention itsMf. Federal employes, people In industry The plecM jou ne Imm sia fait s t nma. Maqile ef & n on itan fod to the —^wbere testing .seems on the Increase J f,- -Senator Kennedy, yesterday, was op- —and schoolchildren tolerate the Inti- I tolls III Ml III trjxu , wojooM m o, cellection coUecdoA for erurtn ttt teemrooin tofa yonrtoot ‘ I •rating under-a new piece of protection. matq questioning. Especially with a tool cheic WONDERFUL hoeu. ChooN firom ufonBal AndqiuA I was merely Inviting Communist stlU o f dubious value. A Thonght tor Today Pisa degsnt Hddeom Solid Cbooyk ■peasond Iv'tlM IdiHMtaeetor ETH4N ALLEN I !. China to attend a dlsannainent confer- One reason, perhaps, is that ad­ gndoni Solid Mahogany, spaoe* j ienoe. Pope Paul, two weeks ago, was vanced by Dr> Karl Smith, professor of HERE Omtaa of Ogvelies EARLY AMERICAN Mvtnr, Morage-maldng Cunom ftooin Plan unitt ^ Izadlmnal Ooloehl in I j] tiling the United Nationa, In so many industrial psychology at ttie Unlver- i * r railed Solid Mqpfa end akch. 8to k I |.;Bf^rda, that it should be Ita endeavor to alty of Wisconsin: "The AnMrioan peo­ Foe every cent spent on peace I I tigr to create the conditions under which ple have been fooled Into believing that movenMnts, ttwupende of dol- I £'!|Ck>aimunist China would be a member o f a few simple-minded true-false or mul­ j [ |iUt world organisation. tiple choice questions can be used to lan a n apent ip OMterial and STQRB HOURS ; 1 ^ In my event, with their varying de- forecast the careers of their riilldren IMnnpiMl of ynr. Wo hove mU- Mondur and Tneedny Open till 6 PAL in school and in the university and to Opeanuridny nnd Friday Evenlnge { [ of courage and opennese, there are hene of profeeeional war-mak- predict the|[r own careers jn work ben> •fi. Why not spend more for Closed Wednesdays I "w w at least three major voices Ih the cause of two Influences: Fear tk the I United States Senate whim dare think peaoe than for war when our pseudo - quantitative, mental • medical dealre is poaooT Then le a ! sad speak for themselves on questions mumbo-jtunbo of the psychiatrist and j; whidi happen to concern the great for- phyajloni oM.eplrttual law that clinical psychologist, sad the mlslsadlng eparate togstneiv-Whatsoever I alga policy urgencies of our time. propaganda of Orgimissd psychology in ye sow, that shall ye reap. We claiming that guess-work and statlstl- g o o d / 1 ' e a r I For some time, it has been difficult to a n sowing warfare today and I remember that this Is the United States csl shotgun proosdures have medical •omedey wa or our children will * Senate which once mustered up Its prin- and scientific slgnlfteance.’’ reap it in a horror oven Dante »-'l 4 giple and oourags and voted to icensure If that is true, maybe what’s really ewiid not deepribe. "W ar never, SERVICE STORE needed to bridle ths inquisitive testers I the late Senator MoCarthy. For aome war no more" of Fops Paul 713 MAIN STREET^f MANCHESTER • 649-9523 j time, this Senate has seemed. Instead, is not a new low hut simply the appli­ oaUe ua to sow aeeda of peace, 20 UNION STREET—ROCKVILLE, CONN. FARMINGTON SOUTH WINDSOR cation of a littls hors# sanse and ele­ Hoft war.- ' ROUTE 5 ON ^ gBo to quail and yield before the Intem- mentary respect for privacy. — WALL ManohMter 643-0890—Rockrille 875-2534 ROUTE 6 (SCOTT SWAMP ROAD) OPEN TONIGHT TILL 9 o FREE PARKING FRONT »n REAR fM ftc and poisoned and axtremlst Itov, Robert X . Bhlmoda EAST HARTFORD LINE •IKBIBT JOURNAL miefMHnitHirnnsMiiir* TaloottvUle Oaagngatloaal AT ROUTE 177 (PLAINVILLB AYE.) % I Ohuroh • f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1906 PAGB NINE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONH^ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1966 PAGB BIGHT Kaydan L. Griswold Jr. ot 68 Federal Court Steep Hollow Lane will accept FREE Funds Near Cohen Heads School Group telephone reservations for the Events Events Hard Fight Rages Doubled Training Ahead TV-Radio Tonight Admito Lawyer luncheon and payment may be DELIVERY Of Occupational Advisors made at tha door. The event 14 Halfway in Atty. RoUand J. Caatlaman open to gueoti and proapective In World w u admitted te practlea be- ARTHUR BRVD In Capital BtwdiOr W. Klodc Jr. membera. Sidney Cohen of H I BoottAohanfa _ IdeM oe the progrtMtlan For ^Select Force’ Units Stanley Winflald Klook Jr., ALOR STAR, Malaysia (AP) In Mekong Delta of this moot rsoant of sduob- Television fora tha U.8. DUtriet Court in After tha luncheon Dr. Rich­ v fA sa m trK m (a p ) - Dr., occupational ooordlMUW WASHINGTON (AP) — The^ — Prime Minister Abdul Rah­ Chest Drive tiona) ourrtouhim progranu. The force, drawn from all OOtStratford, 944 men; 246th En- Hartford yastarday. Ha Is on ard N. tthoemaker, technical, 4 «it Johnaon U mor* ttrad than M moatha, aon of Stanley and for Manchester’s school 180,000 Army National Guards­ • :00 (10-30-30) World torlss f:ll (10) BsorU Camera Judith Ordway Klock of 84S man charged today that the (OnntlniMd-freai Pngs Om ) ♦ BoaMtB Oohan, other ooor- ■tatei, the Dlitrict of (Jolumbla gineer Co., Enfield, 108; 260th ( 6) Afltiritmoon Show (3l)_Maaaschua^(33) Maaesc' HlghllaMs usoclate with tha firm of Laas- manager of Charles Pfizer and IM anUclpatad, but alx days aft- (Photo on Page 1) was named sroreU^ ^ t™ men and reservists who will 3-13-16} Movie 7:10 (1023) ] Daniel ^ l ______Boone (C) Wolf Hill Rd., Cheshire, former­ United States Is unwilling to ger ooUlded with another^ dtoatora from the area included and Puerto Rico, will Include 81,- Blnglneer Oo., Danielson, 127; nar, Rottnar, Karp and Pleplar Co., Inc., Brooklyn, N.Y., will «r hit f aU l^laddar oparaUon Im captured In Rie jungle area on newly formed orgsnisatlon form a first line backup force 3UI MoKenalt’s Raiders ( i-13) The M_.. Munatert ly at Manohester, died yester­ assist Malaysia because “ aha a combat mission. The Greater Hartford, Men' Fred Ramey of 80 Lawla at, 000 Army reeervlets as against 248th Engineer Oo., Wllllmnntle, 4'') IJoyd Thaxton ( i-30^) Shindls of 821 Main 8t. speiik on "Recent Developments taala “ laaa pain and lata thinks we are not a bankrupt the fringe of tha Viet Ooog’s Two other Western nrvsmen Chester, Farmington Commu­ occupational ooordlnatom to $oT the regular Army are In for the 16,0(10 Secretary of Defense 164; Headquarters and Head­ !6 IB (34) rrlrndly Obint « P '. ,fr*noh Chef In Medical Research " ^ w a rd STAN’S TV day at Wateibury Oensral Hoa- dlreotor of bualneas education I:3U < 6) Huckleberry Hound (C) 1:00 (34) By-Une Atty Guttaman, a nativa of atraln.” nation.” Zone D. died la Viet Nam earlier this nity (Jhest-Red Croes campaign Connecticut at ths group’s ftrst about twice as much training Robert 8. McNamara listed on quarters Detachment of the ■ ( I-30-4O) Donna Read J. Thoms, administrator of Man­ Boaton Mtmlelpal Court Judfa pltaL At MAnohester Community Col- (30) Topic Ravara, Mau., moved hare In “If America will only help lu B62 bombera from Guam year. has reached 49.19 per cent of organlastlonal m e e 11 a I l*** •tartlng next month. Sept. 80. 118th Medical Bn., New Haven, (30) Superman ( fI3) flimsan a Island (0) chester Memorial Hospital, will FraneU X Morritaay haa He was bom April 1 ,19M In night at Manohestsr Commu­ lege; and KaniMth Little of (34) What'i NewT 8:80 ofsa-W) ijTredo (C) ' March after hta graduation SERVICE when we are bankrupt," he de­ hammared tha 40-aquara-lnlla In tha air war, 19 Air Force Its $2,866,419 goal. This became evident today ’^ e National Guard segment 84; 141st Medical Co., Hartford, (40) Tl>e Rlllemaa (34) Fourth Kstate give a brief outline of the ex- paaaad ona hurdle witti another Hartford. RoMcvflle, head o f the tndui- from Boaton University La w Other survivors Include a clared, "It will be useless.” area twice before tha oparaUon F106S dropped 60 tons of bombs During the first luncheon re­ nity College. from Information provided by wlR total 116,000 men, compared 97; 142nd Medical Co., New Ha­ (16) Movie ( 8-13) My Tliree Sons (C) pifnslon program planned for the We Use Philco Tubes allU ot oome on the way to a Called the Coordinatora of trial atU iMlrirtnsnt ait Rook- 4:00 CVil Whlrivblrda I 8-30-40) O K. Crackerbr (C) School. He w u admitted to the brother, Dexter F. Mock at Speaking at the opening o( a was launcited last week. Tha and rockets on a dam, two high­ port meeting held’ at the Btatler the Army on the extent of In­ with 180,000 originally oetlmat- ven, 137. (lu) Kye-Dentl(y 1:00 ( 3-12) Movie (C) hospital. hoped-dor aaai on Um federal Occupational and Vooattot^ vine High Sehool. RiehAid Connecticut bar the prevloui 16 years of electronlo ax- home; his maternal grandpar­ $l.9-mlIIIon highway financed U.S. spokesman said tha bomb­ ways, bridges and a river ford creased training planned for the ed. 866th Quartermaster Co., Nor­ (30) Navy Klim ( 8-20-40) Bewitched bench. Hotel today nearly 3(X) volun­ Education of Conneottcut, iM Howsa of IM Doming St., aa- 8-40) ..ewa. Ne* Weather 1241 Otsllo June. perlenea.• Dependable guaran­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Ord­ from the U.S. Development ers devastated piuch of the in the Dien Belli Phu area west teer leaders directing the 16 sistant diraoitor of the stnte’a “ select force" whose 978 units Tha over-all force will be 8,000 walk, 164; 867th Adjutant Gen­ ,34) Qraln of Ssnd (18) BiihscHptlon TF teed repair service on Tele­ organisation la composed of 14 eral Co., Hamden, 27; 476th En­ (33) Rocky and H)a Friends 8:80 (10 33-30) Mona MoOuakay He Is married to the former way of 110 Oambridge St.; his Fund, Rahman said his finance terrain and damaged or de­ of Hanoi, a mUitary spokesman camfpalgn sections reported con­ Dhrlstoo at Voeatlonal Bduca- were announced Wednesday. mors than McNamara an­ (C) visions and Radios. LBJ R eport coordinators for school systems gineer iCo., Bridgeport, 476; ( 3) Newa, 8|>nrU, Waathtr Bonnie LIpmsn of Rockville. Miss Sala Gets paternal grandparents, Felix M. minister recently, led a mission stroyed 16 huts used by the Viet aimouiM^, tributions totaling $1,319,801.26. tion, was prsMnt In an advisory The announcement sold the nounced. 4:1B (3J) Club House (24) Women of No overseas to try to obt^n 1(066 around the state and axprits to 4S2nd Financial Section, Fair- ( 8) Peter Jennlnga ( 8-21MO) Peytoii Visce The couple have one child and Johnaon-Hoepltal: President Klock of Natohaug Dr., Qlas- (Jong. Another F106 was shot down Ltttletoa Baldwin, general oapaolty. Dtan Frederick Lows Anmy Reaerve will he repre­ Army officials denied that the’ 10 no ( - Hot Siimmar PHONE 649.9279 greet about 60 more within the field, 86; 8816th Medical Hos­ (10) News, Westher 8 20.401 live at 16 Lawton Rd. Music Master’s John-son is reported more tired tonbury, and Mrs. Nancy O. million in old. The fourth B63 raid In one by ground fire Wednesday near campaign chairman, congratu­ of the oonege gave the Intro­ sented by about twice as many Increaied Reserve participation B:3() ( 8) (.'■rnmle (C) (24) Chnnnel 24 Report DIen Blen Phu, but the pilot next three years. It ^ men as ortglnnlly projected for pital, West Hartford, 216; 778rd (34) Wliat'e NewT (10-22-30) Dean. Martin (C) Manchester, Conn. than he thought he would be aa Klo(A of S3 Henry St '■’The Americans were not week was made in the area to­ lated the 8,000 volunteer work­ ductory addreaA was In any sense to mollify cri­ (12) Newsheet 11 00 ( S-6-10-12 30-20-8040) Nawt. Jaiiet Sala, daughter of Mr, ejected end e helicopter rescued ganlsed so that mssnbers might Transportation (Jo., New Haven, he concludes a week in the U.8. Private funeral eervlees will keen to help,” he said. 'T do pot day, but there was no assess ers who are calling on homes, The group wfll hold a aeoand thle highest priority force. But tics of the McNamara plan In ( 8) Walter Cronklla Sr»orts, Weather him. A epokeaman said the pilot have an opportunity to share 174; 624th Medical detachment. (40) Cheyenne (18) For Adults Only and Mrs. Joseph Sala of 865 Ol­ Naval Hospital In suburban be hdd Saturday. BurM will be understand this attitude. ment of damage. stores, offices, bnslnees and In­ organliatioiMa mesUng In No­ the National Guard will still Congress and elsewhere. (30) Rrltleh Calendar 11:14 (10-30) Tonight S h ^ (C) MMH Unit Plans In Best Oeinefery. was wounded but was In fair their experiences In handling dominate. New Haven, 7: 3S4th Military cott 8t., h u been awarded the Bethesda, Md. “ Her officials explain we are Two U.S. Navy landing craft dustry for their excellent vember. They said the revamped ros­ (10-32) Huntley-Brinkley (20) ABC KlriiHIfa White House press aeeretary There will be no calling not bankrupt and therefore do oondlUon. achievement thus far. similar problems and to ex- ter, which Includes 744 National Intelligence Detachment, Hart­ 4:46 (20)I) Peter . Jennhlge—Net- (40) Pnorta Final Pre-Yule Sale master of science degree in Mu-: collided Wednesday night In the ford, 42. Total 2,287 men. 7:00 ( MK'est Ifnho 11:20 ( 3) Movie Bill D. Moyers told of the presi­ hours. not deserve aid. In another raid on North Viet He pointed out the expanded Guard units and 232 from the (32-311) News. Sports. Weather (12) Movie lie Education by Ithaca College Da Nang River at Da Nang, 880 Maj. Gen. E. Donald Walsh, (18) Subscription Tv 11:24 ( 40) Merv Oriffln A pre-Christmas sols of un­ dential opinion, but added that The Watkins West Funeral "If Malaysia becomes bank­ Nam today, four U.S. NUvy Sky- drive this year—which Includes Reserve, resulted from a judg­ of New York. She Is presently miles north ot Saigon. Ona state adjutant general, said the (lOi Wanted ( 6) Movie usual Itema from the Manchester the President la experlencinx Home. 142 E. Center St., is In rupt, the Communists will hawks damaged Installations 20 United Fund of Mancheeter, the H ebron ment that more combat support (20) Mr. District Altomsy II 30 ( 22) Tonirht Show (O employed as a music teacher In American was killed and 11 in­ units will hold more training (24) English: Fact, Fancy 1:00 ( 40) Air Force Film Memorial Hospital gift shop will “ less pain and leas strain.’’ charge of arrang^ements. creep in and by then American miles north of the demilitarised Faimlngton Chest, and the type elements were needed to the elementary school system jured, one seriously. sessions and must complete field be a feature of the fall luncheon- The Preeldent entered the The famSy requests that will have to spend very much sons and hit a military complex Greater Hartford Aesoclatlon balance the force and these BEE SATURZ/Ah'S TV WEEK FOB OOBirLETB USTOfO of East Hartford. [OUDAl The spokesman said ona ot training by June 30. hospital last Thuraday night and flowers be omitted and that more to help us get rid of the 120 miles south of Hanoi. for Retarded Children—serving Rev. Mr. Cross Resigns were available to the Reserve. meeting Monday of the Women’s Mis* Bala received her bach­ the landing craft was approach­ Capt. Daniel F. Courtols of 8 underwent a gall bladder opera­ those who wish to do so may Communists and keep democra­ There were these other devel­ nine communities; Hartford, The heart of the force la three Auxiliary to Manchester Me­ elor** degree from the Enfllman ing the dock with 95 Navy men Russell Drive, Vernon, com­ HOUSE tion the following morning. make memorial contributions to cy alive.” opments In the w ar; Bloomfield, E ast Hartford, National Guard Infantry divi­ morial Hospital at Flano’s Res­ School of Mu*lc In Rochester, aboard. ’The other craft was For Post in Watertown Radio Doctors said then that he the Nenvlngton Home and Hos­ U.S B63 bombers from Guam Farmington, Manchester, New­ mands the 248th Engineers. taurant, Bolton. N.Y. where she majored In Mu-. moving out to pick up the men. sions and six independent Infan­ would be honpitalixed from 10 to pital for Crippled Children or Troops Evacuate raided a suspected Viet Oong ington, West Hartford, Weth­ Hebron townspeopU learii t Weemon, as soon M poesIblA in try brigades. (Thia listing taieludea tmly thoee news broadeaata of 18 or 18 A buffet luncheon wilt be serv. sic Education. She graduated In' Holiday Hou.te at 29 to a charity of the donor’s Both vessels weri lightly dam- DEMAND WITHDRAWN 14 days, an estimate that hasn’t ^ANTO DOMINOO, Domin­ logistics and staging base in ersfield and Windsor. order to be mm o t tranqiartA- The announcement referred to minute length. Some atottcfie carry other short newscMto.) ed at 12:30 p.m. after a busl-' 1657 from Mt. St. Joseph Acade- Cottapfe RL. offers a choice. a ^ d and remained afloat. with deep regret of the resigna­ changed. ican Republic (AP) —About 1,- Blnh Duong Province, about 30 tlon. If needed. Increased readiness training WASHINGTON (AP) — Sec­ WDBO—18tt A. 6:30 Atternonn Edition neas meeting at 11 am . Mrs. | my. West Hartford. new kind of retirement My was the second AP pho­ tion of the Rev. John N. Cross ^ 6:3f) News. Sports. Weathsr 200 rebel troops were evacuated miles north of Saigon. Other Episcopal church news beginning next month.” retary of State Dean Rusk has b:00 Long John Wads iivintf. Handy to John A. Booadles tographer to dia In Viet Nam as pastor of the Hebron First 6:4b Blur of Evening Morrissey Passes from downtown Santa. Domingo A U.S. Air Force F106 bomber Is that A special all-pArioh din­ told the Senate Foreign Rela­ 8:00 Dick Robinson 7:05 Conversation Heca stores, churches, the­ John A. Bonadles, 72, of within two weeks. was shot down Wednesday lay Council Rebuffs Congregational and Gilead Oon- ner la scheduled for Noi^. 6. It STATE UNITS NAMED tions Committee North Viet 1:06 News. Sign Off 7:26 Chet Huntley Morrissey: Boston Municipal Wednesday in a big step toward WRCH-814 7:30 News of the World ater and buse«. Home­ Wethersfield, father of Richard My was killed only a few ground fire near Dien )Blen Phu, will be A pot luck affair, to be HARTFORD (AP) —Members Nam no longer Is demanding 4:00 Hartford Highlights Court Judge Francla X. Morris­ reuniting the divided capital. gpagatlonal churches. He haa 7:60 Congressional Report Bonadles of 33 Englewood Rd. miles from the spot where he In North Viet Nam, but the pilot Block of Schema served In Phelps Hall under the of certain Army reserve and withdrawal of American troops 7.00 News 8:10 Pops Concert like rooms and sur­ sey has passed one test as he Escorted by U.S. paratroop­ accepted a call to the Water- 8:00 Casllght 9:10 (Vmn. What's AheadT SOUTH COVENTRY FIRE DEPT. and of Miss Jane Bonadlea and was wounded In the arm while ejected and a helicopter rescued supervlston o f the Episcopal national guard units in Connecti­ from Viet Nam as a precondl 12:00 (Julet Hours roundings; good food. seeks Senate approval for a seat ers, the armed rebel forces (OonUnned from Page One) town First (Congregational 9 .40 NIghIbeat 4 Miss Janice Bonadles, both of photographing another opera­ him. A U.S. military spokesman Women’s Guild. All members cut will begin intensive training tlon to negotiations. WIMF—18M 11:00 News. Sports. Weather Mary H. and Katherine on the federal bench. went to an abandoned military Church. He has been the pastor 11:30 Art, Johnson Schaller Rd., died yesterday at tion. last May. He had worked said the pilot was wounded but of the parish family are not Nov. 1 as the units arc brought Tlie committee chairman. 6 00 News M. Giblin, owners, for The Senate Judiciary Com­ camp across the Ozsuna Riyer It ie regarded by many as here for the past five years, and 6:14 Dial 12 W P O P -ltlf Hartford Hospital. for the AP bureau In Saigon for was In fair condition. weaker than a draft last year only cordially Invited, but THANKS TO YOU up to combat readiness. Sen. J. W. Fulbrlght, D-Ark., BOO News 6:00 George Brewer 33 years operators of mittee okayed his presidential east of the city. has been of service not only to 6:45 Lowell Thomsa 7:00 Ken Griffin 17 months and Is survived by In Da Nang, site ot a big U.S.- earnestly urged by the guild to gave this word to reporters nomination by a S-< vote. The Other survivore Include his The rebel army wiir be lodged Which included the world "del- the two churches but to the The Defen.se Department re­ 7:00 The World Tonight <2:00 Sion Douglas the Manchester Con­ wtfe, another eon, another widow and a 7-month-old daugh­ Vletnamese basq In central Viet olde” €ind said the Church “ con attencL It la hoped that teen­ Wednesday after Rusk briefed 7:15 Frank Gifford next step Is a vote by the ftfll at the camp until the troops ire commuunlty. He will leave Jan. Scouting Helps Train leased Wednesday this list of 7:30 Harry Reasouer valescent Home. Call ter. Nam, government troops and demns hatred and persecution of agers will oome along. The the mmlttee. 6MnXION IN UNIVERSITIES Senate. That probably won’t dasgghter, a brother, seven reintegrated into the national 1 to assume his new pastoral Youth in leadership and units in Connecticut that will 8:00 News at 39 Cottage St. or grandchildren aad three-great army tmder terms of the Inter Bernard Kolenberg, on leave national police reportedly Jews.” church will seem be depending be part of a National Selected Fulbrlght also quoted Rusk ns 8:16 Dial 13 WASHINGTON — Five m11-| come until next week. duties. No steps have been 10:40 Dial 13 BINGO phone 649-2358 for full from the Albany (N.'Y.) Hmes- rounded up 17 persons Identified Some of the experts who on them for Its future growth. eivic responsibility saying there is little indication Iton Americana attend m ore, | Morrissey, a longtime friend grandchildren. American peace formula. taken yet to fill the position. Reserve Force of some 160,000 12 00 Nows information. Katherine iruneral servlcea will be held Union. and on assignment for as Viet (Jongor Viet (Jong sym­ drafted and revised the declara­ Dinner will be aerVed men; the North Vietnamese ore wiU- 12:15 Sign Off__ than 2.100 Iniftltuttons of higher EVERY FRIDAY 8 PJN. of the Kennedy family, bad hia Church services this Sunday WTTO—1161 M. Giblin, Administra. Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Joint Demand ’The Associated Press, was pathizers. The 17 were among 34 tion said they felt many pereurt Cases la scheduled for Friday firom 7 Dlrksen was o n e ^ tba three slon. 'Nrttle Film, 42 H Maple S t; ed that even Wttbout It, they Church, the R t Rev. J. W ar­ The family suggests that to 8 p.m. In Phelps HAU. Boys voting against ocofimudloa of Japan" has refused to grAn^ Walter Kosky Jr., 330 Hartford considered the document to be a ren Hutchins, Suffragan Bishop those who wish to do so may m a n o h Es t e r s e s s io n interested In a memorUd fond the appointment. entry visas for a five-man Noriih R d : Mrs. Sylvia Cohen, 51 rirong striement expressing the of Connecticut, wlU make his oontribute to the Heart Fund. Jordt S t; Mrs. Esther LoMier, Judge Stanley Yesulclewics may call Pater Detmonoourt Korean delegation until the Jap­ same idea — ttMt the Jews as a risitatlon And will confirm a OAnTAL QUOTES 87 Campfield R d ; Mrs. Jean found . probable cause after a whole cannot be blamed for the for further Informhiiim. anese ParHaraent ratifies the class of 10 children and 4 Ben. J. W- Fulbrlgtat, D-Ark.: amity treaty with South Korea. Flurkey, 38 Columbus S t; John hearing this morning to bind Cructftxton. the case of Charles E. Smith, adults at 10 a.m. “ The sugar UB la the only ma­ The treaty has been the target Onderdonk, 16 Cedar S t; Mrs. The new version win be Btoaeheator Evening 'BomM Drivers Reject 45, Wttson, over to Hartford The Fourth biennial Toutli jor biU toucldng the lives of ev­ o l a massive left-wing protest Norma Kingsbury, 118 Bretton odoptod if two-thirdB of the Hebron eorrespondent, Miss County Superior Court. Convocation will be held this ery American every day which Japan faces a loss of prestige Rd.; Mrs. Sandra Zlebarth, 19 prelates vote In favor of it. If Bason Pendleton, teL MB-346i. Plan to Carry Smith is charged with risk of Sunday at the Bushnell In is, la etteot, written by lob­ if the lEC goes ahead with its Short S t; Mrs. Donna Mendltto they do not, the old version will Pine St. at Hartford Road, Manchester injury to a minor female and in­ Hartford for all Coitneotlcut byists.” threat to hold its Oct. 22 and daughter, S3 Ridgewood be reinstated and 'wUl become School Pupils decent assault. He has posted Episcopalians of. Junior and Solicitor Oeoeral ThuxBood council meeting In another S t; Mrs. Geraldine Lemelln and final. Oil, Gas Search Costly $1,000 bond for his release. Senior High age. MarabaU: “ Boy, oh boyl Tou (Oenltanied from Page One) country unless the North Ko­ daughter, 41 Teresa R d ; Mra The council lari year ap­ Larry Dubaim% 20, of 899 All Junior and Senior Hi$;fa CALGARY - <»1 and gas in­ walk away from that (Suprame reans are admitted. Gail Isleib and daughter, 3S8 proved initially the first draft sought thus to be provided Park S t pleaded guilty to fail' School beya and girls dssiring dustries spent $8.86 billion In Court) pc^um ai^ get to the Vernon. Mrs. Mary Shaw by a majority of 9-1. The docu-' door, and the best damned an­ wCuld substantially discriminate Degrees Refused and son, TssiA Hartford; Mrs. nre to drive in the proper lane to attend the service and par­ the Province of Alberta In the imd was fined $21. ment has been revised tour ticipate In tlto parads to the past X7 years. Of that, $866 mil­ swers to tiMse questions pop against children on account of SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Dorothy O’Mara and daughter, times on the basis -<^ sugges- Into your bead. And by tha time Venwr NeweU, 26, East Hart­ Bushnell muri noUQr Gardner lion was laid out In 19M on ex­ color.” , Education Mlntster K w o n Wapplng; Mrm; AUdihJ^ Rarri- Iknis from the blshopa. you get to the street, you’ve got ford, pleaded guilty to having Shorey, Malcolm QraviM or the ploration, development and pro- Obyung said today he has refus­ mah and"' son, Ifninboitoqgli, The drafting oonppiasipa ki- perfect answers.” This was apparently a refer­ _ a- datootive hand brake on bis nac^orj itev, (Segden ^W. duotlon of the fuels. Mrs. Dorothy titUitoUs i ami corpoi^ed 25 of 3Ei sugEMsd ence to Negro chUdren In the ed to approve the.granting.of motorcycle. He was fined $10. Rep. Chartes E. Gkwdell, R- <|qptoT*s degrees to four profies- daughter, East^(||hilUui'd:; .‘V !jl . ' ' . ’’ ‘ 'J- ■ • The ebaage of failure to pass to N .T .: ’■‘t t i dlftlcuK enough for North End of Hartford who rely A>rs df the Yonsel University C the Irit was nolled by the pro­ a minority party witoout having on regular, rather than char- Medical College because they secutor, John Lombardo, be- to cope with a President who teired huaea, to get to schocU. oppoeed the Japan-South Kotrea. cauM be felt it was a dvil mat­ both manages aad saturates the R has been estimated that the amity treaty. S t a t e ^ e w s New Coins Set newsm” ter. , Oonneeticut Oo. carries about He said 23 other professota' HOME SPECIALTIES A pre-sentence investigation For Yule Rush 1,800 students under charter con­ havie been refused passports for PURNBLL JPLAc E-MANCHESTER OSRTAL rOOTNOIES R o d f i ^ p was ordered by Judge Yesu- 39 A Ubraiy « f Congress study tracts hut that another 6,000 in the same reason. (Oontlnaed from Page One) the three urban areas ride reg­ MeWlcx' In the case o f ' Charlea says churches and parochial (OontjMdd IM M Fage fkM) R. Yatea, 17, Mansfield Center, Now Owned and ular buses to and from school. 435.million in the remaining 2^ schools have been virtually, Asks New Anthem He pleaded guilty to breaking Ihie New Haven pul>lic schools grounds tbatyQiair ponstltutfanal months of the year. eradicated in' Communist Cuba. LONDON (AP) — A British' and entering with criminal In­ Operated By do not have a formal contract rights had.';Mieti tdolatad were The coin shortage wWeb has T The I^^bor Department reports religious weekly says It’s Ujtne tent tod using a motor vehicle with the cmnpany, but the firm CJhartes FaigjlMUtt^l^ of Naw.Ra- plagued banks and buslnesaes a reooril Cl.t mlUhm Americans to scap “ God save the queen” without permlaalara. He report­ has 30 regular buses which op­ ven, and isadsr^ ll^ p b etlt a t for several years has eased con- ROBERT BROWN held ndhtarm jobs last month. and give Britons a new natiotml edly took the keys to a car from erate on special school runs. Hartford, , slderaUy, the Treasury source ’Three memben of Hi# Bouse anthem. >4 seevtee station where he had In Stamford, an emergency said. "There Is no evldenqe 'Of Judiciary ObmmMtee are gohig The nondenomlnatlonal Brit­ SEAttm-^ggeSUMEik . weeked and toMc a ten-minute plan drawn up before the strike further hoarding, except tor a FEATURING to the South to stwfy oompUaabe ish weekly and ChristiEin. Wmdd WINDBp3!^^l9l£)-rvPoltde re- ridel,. began was put Into effect few businessmen putting AWAy with the new voting rights law commented: sumed. a , , % ^ tor two F li m . defender. George Roy­ Wednesday and apparently what they expect to need during QUAUnr MERCHANMSB and other civil rights legisla­ "It Is being played on fewer middle-SgCa .bioKh^ whqaa boat ster,. acting in behalf of l^ates, worked smoothly. the Cbristmqs season — and tion. n w Midwest Resources and fewer occasions and in was touij4V' He reminded the court ’The half dollar te the icmly coin es seemed to help traffic flow ment oontraots. ience. It is becoming the victim EngUsfa, 66,. ri^Wladsor t(t ^P«toe- L Sparkle Velvet Aseortment! York; PhUadelphU; Pittsburgh, have had an extenstva,hiforma- The Mg itawB la the drought- a d m i t t e d y e s t e r d a y i cratio: fflajwral oandufute gri Pa.; Portland, Ore.; Seattle, tlon netwosk among the Chinese end predioUon by Abe Weather- Suzanne Bostrow, 106 Dart­ ward D. Bergin and ‘ i0 riher PAIRS O F - L Wigel Crazy _ Wash.; Syracuse, N.Y.; and residents In Indonesia who num­ wlae, who looks after a u c h mouth Rd.; Prance.s Brigham; candidates on the Q^fnoeim'tlo VINER LOAFERS I.Skeletonal Witchee! Tlg*« Trenton, N.J. ber about three million and are things for the Almanac. 36 N. Park 8t„ Rockville; Mrs, ticket have been ordWMt to ap­ At Berkeley, the “ Vietnam moetly pro-Peklng. Ha aaya tha nation will havs Louise Chandler, 36 Sanford pear in Superior ( j o ^ next 'PB4NY and ITAUAN" SHOES I , Cinderella! Day Oommittee” predicted be­ Unconfirmed reports said that aa averaga of B2.M Inches of Rd.; Kimberly Colihnbla, Bay4 Thursday to ‘defend ^ e lr aoml- tween B.OpO and 10,000 would the army intends to crack down DRESS and .Pirate! Ghoata! Caveman! rain next.year, or almost 6A In- berry Rd., Bolton; Mrs. Jun4 natione by the Cl^-Managar join its program of speechmak­ cn pro-Peklng Chinese extrem­ ohaa more than normal, and Hany, 4 Farmstead Lane, Rock'f Party.,.' ing, parading, singing and In ist elenMnts. , Fairy! Riding Hood! Kittene! thU ahuHdance wtB bMd true in vUle; Robert Ikdbrook, 194 Hllf The.'Repubneatu .Charge* hi all-night slsepout near >the Oak- New England. Thera were signs Indicating .90 lend Army Terminal.' hard St.; Mrs. Eileen Lanm their r i^ that the Otty-Manager .90 Abe boasa Ids forecasting oo Wapplng; David LaForge, 2l| Party:?^|tf ’',i:p POhilhate the ItadoneslA is reappraising its 4 4 The Berkeley committee said m q . $9.00 R«d.«tt • Safe,Flam e.Reti^^ meoauraments taken on Blue ralAttoiia with Communist Chl- It dose not oppose all wars, but Gardner S t; Veronica LlngartE'H«m9cd«t and 3to. Mmcy RoMrt B. Steph4naon, 31, of Girl Scout Fund Canvass Repeated The Baby Haa^l! Manehaator Chapter of Ha- Wiohmoa. Booh, Shelf Space Seen Named to Cht^ir 490 Mato St. la ohfryed with taaeak will oalehrate He 36|h •mbnaafimaiit by ayW t He to annlVaraary Tueeuy at f;l6 School Library Problenu Scout Cdnvais ^ htoosad hto employare el Slated All Day Saturday lY POPULAR NMAND p.m. at Tampla Beth Sholom, Tliarc wUl be Installation of Bliih Director Seem (toetoiek of ettampUny to Only adults are allowed to Been Named... Woman’s Se» Ifrt. Paul Donahue, nalthbor- The Bolton Girl Scout fundf offlears and a ta* honoring 17 eu w M tM et ht IM in tiMf 9 0 M0r« VamoB Mathodlds^uroh,ithodiK will atarttoy with' a klek-off oeffee Klau of Bloomfield wUl enter­ Girl Soeuta, has announced tha Stephanscin’a ceae to ached- er to toe year. Soma of tola Frsd T. BUsh Qt ef S Laurel ba bald next Tusadbrn A frae* uled to tM Manehaator Sasalon session for wortiers at the Oom- tain with Jewish •onya, humor­ iMf « 4 M to tht library i^potntmant of Mrs. Rebart muntty Hall at 10:30 am. mosMy from tho eookto solo to CARLOAD SALEI St. will direct Uic UtUc The- win effartoy wUl ba atoaptad to ous song and ehow tunes after ■IHITH of ClrcuJl Court U on Oct 30, rotumod to their troopo ond, WUeen, Jena Margaret, daughter of Russell and Bllen ater ef Menclwitev'c produc­ hatp defray expenaaa. Campbell, R t 87, as chalrmeii Solleitors will cover the en­ too huatnaoa moating. ^ i i a t iafomatioti MnarfM The ahlrta are worth about 830. souM to uaed for camp dovalop- pewer Wllsea, 14 Bmtly Dr„ Roekvllla.'Hsr matomat grand­ tion, "The Fantaritckc," which flram Whbol Mbraiy nperto to* OamU, a mayletoa, wlU for tha community fund drive He wM retoaaod on hto own tire town by B p.m. In preooed- So/e Bndt Saturday father is Jamea Dower. Vernon. She has two bretoars, Mrs. Lean Podrova, member- toy years, toe drive was oar- menl and camp scholaiBMpa. is cobcdulcd (Or Nov. 8 and 8 iMad thto wMk •»«, whU« un- tain. toe Connecticut Trmlto Oaua- recoentoaneo. Ohrietephar, 7 end Tltomea, 4V4; end a risUr, Kathleen, 8. ship ohalman, will Introduce end 13 and 18 at Ukay Junior ried out oyer a period of a week Lnat aummar alyht Bolton new and pMepeettve members lyeetaeutor, fitoo • cj»* to Raaervatlofis may ba made by Girl Seouts. Hie drive Raymond'l . Hayoaow, 31, of a • • a • High Sohool. or two. This year the drive is Scouts attaadod Camp Alioa and explain too alma of HadaS' pioWMM (Mod by tbo libnurioo ealUny Mra. Thomaa WUaon or will thiM place Oet S3 throuyh S9 Branford St. was served e Sehefaar, Oladv Iqrwi, daughter of BUphen F, and ’nie Inventive musical-se- belay eenducted by troop load­ Morrttt and toroa attandod •ah. llto. Goorya Sandals, past to ▼Mylitf do*mo at ooriouo* Mra David OtoaOn. The daad- 30. warrent yesterday oherytoy Carolyn Lana Sehefnar, 4 ll BlUnyton Rd., South Windaor. Urc le a play of eomody and ers themselves, with the held of Camp Mary Doan Vrealand in president, will Install ofDeera. ••M. Tho proMoms aro apMO line to Oet 15. The quoibsto be raised to the him with breech of peace in sHe tree bom totot. 16 at Hartford Hospital. Her maUmal sorioua verse. parent volunteers. IBore to ad Bast Hartland. Hirao mora NEW! LOW-COST Officers to be tostallad ara Tha Couplaa Club of tha lutd booka. 38 towns which do not have eonneoUon with e apeedtoy ar­ want to Moniwood, too day yrandparenu art Mr. and Mrs. Homer D. Lana, South Wind­ BUeh’a background includes a 1M « LB. AVI. u m 0’ U K ES KNira'inSroEB Two oehooto point to tho ohurch win hold a rayular community ChW or United rest made late Tupaday a l^ t town drive ehairman. sor. Her paumel yrandparmu ara Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Mrs. Jay Rubtoow and Mrs. ^ames Xlar and Sraiend Mo- camp to Manchaotar. Arnold Klau, oo-praridenta; dsgroc in S ^ is h lltoraturc pfoWom to tholr roporU. la tho monthly moettay Saturday at V>md drives to 8IMd6.45. Heyeaow eltoyedly drove hia Bnrpriaa Shower Sehofnar, Rset Hertford. from Tufts University sad s l^ylU o Hl(h •obooi Ubmy • p.m., foltowad by a Halloween roncoy are to eharya ot oolioit- Mra. Leon Podrova, vice proat- >1 The Oounell ylvea ”aoupM-up” old Ford ptrtiup Mrs. Don Oaipaater of South .a • a a a master's degrsc in arts from In­ M ort, Mn. Lauroae* T. BmnU. party. AU eouplea ara tovltad. truck at excaaslve epeeda 'Diae- toy town bueinoBSea. dant of mambershlp; Mrs. munlty aaslstanea In Rd. waa yivon a auiprlaa baby ZONOLITE* Oustafsen, Us* IWerle, daughter of Albert H. Jr. and David Qusaak, vice praaldant of diana Unlvorsity. Ho has yalnsd Uwaty. olork, aasorU that th« Wertbeaat PTA new troops, reerutttay day nlyht on Main 8 t When Girls to Cadatta Troop 856 •howar laat nlyht by Girl Scout Florenoa Cantor Oustafson, Alice Dr., Pilgrim HiUa, Cev- practical axperiaoce with the library noodt "to add a mini* PareaU to the Northeast PTA win babysit solleitora’ children fund ralatoy, and Mrs. Senol n teers, tralnlny scout. lasdert^ ^totrolmen Raymond Mezaone loaders and frlands. Mra Car­ aniry. She was bom Oet 5 at Mancheatar Mamorial Hos­ Somers Stock Co. (or two oca- TURKEYS Solomon, vice president of pro­ mum of 3,000 mor« booka to win vota on Monday whether to started to yiva him tha speed- at toe Community Hall duriny penter to troop oryantoer for sons and has portrayed lead adoquntaly moot tha neoda of and developlny aerviee projaets, pital. Har matamai yrandperenta art Mr. and Mra Harve gramming. remain a PTA. A yft-aequatot- toy ^Ueket, Hayenow reportedly toe drive. Bolton, and waa told that there | rolac in ’’Importance of Being tha yrowtof atudant popula­ and also offers camplny and Carrier, Hardwick, V t Har patamal grandparents art Mr. Aleo, Mrs. Alex Shoagi^ re­ ed nlyht will yet underway with tried le punch toe patrolman The 1900 yoal hu been set waa a anay in the fund drive Erncat” and "Hie Moon Is tion.” Tha qtooo. for tha booka proyram opportunitlas to all ATTIC end Mn. Albert Gustafson, 78 Oraenwood Dr. cording secretary; ito . Alvin a potluck supper at 8:80'p.m. at 8000. Altoeuyh many towna- Girl Scouts. while avlMrlny at him. Haye- •eheduled for Saturday which 0 • R ' R R Bhie.” He has also had toad roles la airallabla aha aatd. Hirsohfald, corresponding sec­ Mlsa Vlryinla Taakulka will now is senwjuled to face both peopla may ylvd at work to to# •he had to atralyhten out. In- in ”The Boyfrtond," "Janus” sad Matnwhila, in tha raport •how color sUdaa taken while Lnat yedr, Andover had about Community Cheat, which in- MoXenney, Soott Ronald, sen of Ronald A. and Susan retary; Mrs. Fredarick Buck- 120 yiria partlctpatlny to all cheryes on Ndv. l. staad of a pUe of problems she tiOwney McKannay, Vamon Trailar Park, Vernon. Ha was man, financial sacratary, and ”Bus Stop.” BUsh has utilised from Mapla Straat School, Nina vacatiootoy to Hawaii duriny A warrant was served to cludaa OIri 8eouts, Otrl Scout waa yreetad with a pile of ylfts, Grant, tha library elark, nataa levels of acoutiny. Mambershlp bom Oet 4 at Mancheatar Memorial Hoapltal. Hia maternal Mrr. Elliott Zimmerman, treas­ his efforts in act daaiynlny for lb <1 the summer. Bruce O. Blawle, iT.xEaat Hart­ headquarters points out that when she arrived in the meet-1 the dutflold Players and the that, bacauaa of tha "Ineraaaad this year la expected to azoead area Girl Scout membership to­ INSULATION grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Lownay, West urer. Jdra. Jay Rubinow, a Traaaferred to Viet Nam ford. charylny him wtto tam- ing room In the basement of u m . numbar of booka, additional Pfc. Royer A. Qroua haa been thbt flyure. tals one fourth of the Connecti­ Hartford. founder of the chapter and Its pertny lylto a motor vemqle. In United MethesUat Church. • * • * • < Among hia previous director­ 39 ahaivtof to badly naadad, par- first president, will present tranaferrad for duty with tha Tax Collector Mrs. Gecrya connection with a recent inci­ cut Valley council membership, Bolletla Board | 1 {eulariy for Oradea 1 throufh MeOoHviUe, Cfieryl Gall, daughter of John F. and Diana oertiflcatea to the following ships are ’The Rainmaker,” lat Infantry Plvlalon to Vld Guay haa announced her office dent at Manchester Motors w yet toe independent fund drive’s ’Tha zonlny board will meet | at In the town offief bulldtoy will ypaldiny McConvUla, 102 High Bt., Rockville. She waa bom charter membera; Mrs. Bernard ‘The Phlladalphia S t e r y,” Nam. Oroua, son of Bruno W. Center St. Court to set for ^hare of the eouncil budyet U tonight at 8 in toe town office ”Cavo Dwallars” and two mu­ In a ehaek of aavaral achool Orous, PWahury Hill, Is a 1980 be open on toe last two Satur­ oWy one-seventh. -Both contri­ ON SALE! Oct. 6 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Buraack, Mrs. Sydney Brown, conference room. : Ibrartaa to town, apokaaman to- Nov. 1. Mrs. Irvtny Bayer, Mra. Eu­ sical productions of tha Chit YOUR CHOICE yraduata of Rockville Hiyh day momlnya. of tola month. butions, at work and locally, are The selectmen will meet to-1 yrandmotoar la Mra, Christine Spalding, Rockvllla. Her pa- ay tanarally a y r ^ that ona Raymond E. Rock. 80, of 12 gene Davis, Mrs. Sydney Ellla, dren’s Wing of the Manehaator School and antared tha Army to Oet. 23 and 80. for toe payment necess*rj', the eouncil says. mOrrow nlyht at 7 In the town' tamal yrandparanta ara Mr. and Mrs. John F. McConvUla < f tha two problacna axiata at Westfield St. was served a war­ Mra, Louis ^Goodatlna, Mrs. group. I.S.D.A. CHOICE — TOP QUALITY BEEP May, 1984. of this quarter’s taxea. There about 153 Girl offices. The regular monthly Sr.. Rockvilla. hair aehooi, thouyh thay dif- rant yesterday charylny him • • • • • George Lieaaner, Mrs. Harman Tlcketa for the play are avail- ’The reyular schedule of of­ Scouts, including Brownies, In voter-making session will be * ; brad widaly to what dayrea. Charter Preseatatloa with breach of peace in connec­ Laasow. •tole from.members of the or- VALUE-WAY TRIMMED fice hours will remain to ef­ the seven BolHuj troops. ’ITiere Meuatato, Cheryl Ohriattoe, daughter of Royer and Mra. Kran Kilpatrlok, tha H- Rockvllla Hiyh School’t tion with a recent domestic dis­ held from 6 to 8 p.m. In the Also, Mra. Nathan Marlow, gantoation and at Loonard’a fect. ’The hours ara ’Tuesday and are an organizer^ consultant, town offices tomorrow. | Dorothy Ollllyan Mountain, P.O. Box 335, Taleottvllie. She irarian at Northaaat Blamen- (toamatlca club will raceiva ita turbance. Court to set for Nov. Mra. Abraham Podrova, Mra. Shoo Store, Mato Bt charter from tho National Thea- ’Ihumday afternoons from 1 to —troop committees and 12 lead­ The planning commission will waa bom Oct. 4 at Mancheatar Memorial Hospital. Her ma- ary Sohool, aald thpt, in tama 1. tental yrandparanta are Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gllllgan, ptan Sodaty tonliht at 7. Now 4, and Friday mominya from ers parttcipatiny In the pro- meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in toe LEAN. JUICY f apaca, tha library la *idaal," Wtodaor Looks. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. SMLOIN STEAK members will be Inducted. Vin­ 8 to noon. graiji. All work is volunteer, ex­ town office conference room. lut obaarvad that tha numbar cept that done by profetslohdU, Freeman Mountain, Daxtar, Maine. f booka It haa la balow tha cent Lamo to toe elub’a direc­ •. * * • • tor. htsaeheater Erenlny Heield Sewer Contract working at Connecticut Vall^ Mancheeter Erentog Herald hinimum raoommandad by tha Girl Scout headquarters in Hart­ Jutt pour it bitwMR Tliin fuit Itvil It inS Zonollt* pttl* liMuUtiM Bouchard, Donlae, daughter of Donald F. and Thereaa lUte. Jayeeea Meet Andover coireepoadent, InW' Given to Dzen Bplton oorreepondent, Cleme-; tho ioliti, rliht ovtr luvt it. Four Inchn of It rot-preot, roilint PeHTERHOUSE STEAK The Vernon Jaycets, at their renee Moe, teL 743-8790. ford. w dU Toung, tel. 043-8081. vpur old iniulotion. Insulotlln Mill hoop proof oitd Pro proof. Sullivan Bouchard, 56 Whitney Rd. She waa bom Oet. 6 at At Sklnnar Road Sohool. JO-1 Part of the money collected FHU Mildly - luvM i»6 your fimily worm In •* 1*1 Manchester Memorial HoapitiU. Har maternal grandmother semi-monthly meetiny Monday, ’The town has awarded a con- hoot itiki. wintor ind coolor in - It will loot the llto m GROUND 7 0 «ph Novak, tha principal, aaid i voted to oryanize a youth day goes toward administrative ex- (ummtr. y«ar ftoeM. la Mrs. Margaret Pellegreen, Hartford. Har paternal grand­ hat tha thraa-yaar-old aohool I i the Girl Scout council Shoe X‘f"oys Banned mother la Mni. Hortense Bouchard, New London. She haa lb laa adaquata library apaca butj footbaM trip for Rockvine and 2 Drivers Face tlon Co. of Mwcheater for the ^ asalat- SHORT STEAK Bminyton fifth and sixth yrad- DeKAlfi, B). — At one time: You naver stop paying three sisters, Mary Ixm. 15, Michelle, 6, and Rene, 3. . lan "ahvaya uaa mora booka.", I *8 through training workshops there were lO.OQO10,000 X-ray fitting!fitting • • • • • IN fa aaid conaidembla proyraaa ert. ITw children will be taken Crash Charges to one of the home yames of all l e W pr^grmn aids in machlnas In s l ^ ' a ^ in the for poor insulation! Ooiman, Scott William, son of Albert and Alice Kelly B addiny booka haa baen mada M pipe on the new Hue Rd. in movies and printed i UWted States. Nbw the ma- CHUCK I D a tha laat two yaara. toe XJnlverslly of Connecticut. ’Two accidents yesterday af­ the Pioneer Industrial Park.. Goman, 30 Florence St. He was bom Oct. 0 at Manchester A committee was formed to xAiaK [material, and professional ad-'chines are recognised'a* dan-, Re-lnsulata now at low sale prlcoa. Memorial Hoapltal. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Mary W. Oriffltha. th# ternoon caused extensive dam- Dzena p ^ e of |4,m i5 w m ^ through tha neighborhood i garoua and their use to tprbld- Hbraty dark at tha Vamon Ble- look Into the welfare needs end the lowest of seven bids submit- • “ i . . i Mrs. WUlIam Kelly, 83 Wells St. His paternal grandparents aye to two cart and brouyht chairman. * den in many atatas. LARGC. PLUMP jnentary Sohool. aaid nalthari problems of Vernon, and to see ted on Oct. 1 and waa only Tote and Save jj( ^ Reg. 11.33. Per Bag era Mr. end Mra. Altiert Goman, 691 Porter St He haa two lb ppaca nor booka poaad a aarloua { whtit Improvements can be ' two arrests, police report No 83.S3 below that oiffered by the brothara, Albert 9, and John, 6; and a slater, Kathleen, 8. made in that area. i injuries were reported. R R R R R STOCK problam. But. lika Novak, dia John Olender Corp. of Tolland. The Jaycces will sponsor Delivered. Reg. $1.45— $1 .1 9 , Niemann, Winifred Anne, daughter of WUlIam and 99 M d tha library "always wants ' At noon. Raymond Strickland, The other five bids ranged from hayride and Halloween square NATIVE mora” books. 20. of 22 Ulllan Dr. wa.s head- 84,868 to 87.685. Leatrioa Baataracha Niemann, Job’a Hill Rd., Box 343, El­ dance Oet. 29, at a place to be BROWNING Bacauaa of plana for an addi­ iny east on Tolland Tpke. vdien Although Dzen specified that lington. She was bom Sept. 29 at Rockville General Hoe- announced. tion to Sykaa Junior Hiyh Charles Towns, 68, of M t Ver­ he would complete the project pltsJ. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Tllmon Fresh Produce School, a spokesman daellnod Police Arreets non, N.T., pulled out of Howard within 20 days, work will not ^)*m G trong s u s p b n d e d c b i l i n o s Bastarache, Someravllle. Her paternal, yrandparanta are Mr. FOWL to maka an evaluation. The ad­ Two youths were arrested Johnson’s parkiny lot onto Tol­ commence until Public Works nnd Mra. William Niemann Sr., ElHhgton. She haa two yesterday afternoon after a brothers, William R. Jr. 17, and John H., 15; and three sla­ SHOTGUNS dition «wiil have a library, but land Tpke. to head west, police Director Walter Fuss gives the with the smart BO plana have been announced flyht developed In a school bus say. Strickland could not avoid word. ters, Gloria Mae, 19, Linda Jean, 14, and Beverly Ann, 4. af Ma atoa or oontanta. and then continued in the street. the Towns ear. The town early this year ap­ R R R R R AUTOMATICS 169.75 Big Buy Of The Week SN O W W HITE Sixabla additions were made Charyed with breech of the ’The ’I'owns car’s left front GS Miles, Joan Ann, daughter of Merrill and Joyce Hippie propriated 880,000 for con­ WOOD BEAM EFFECT SUPERPOSED 395.06 to tha various school libraries peace were Julian W. Hodyes, fender was dented. The Strick­ structing Hale Rd., with access [ f iir-sm vici Dii»T fTOiii MUes, 57 Hlllcrest Dr., Vernon. She waa bora Oct. 1 at Rock­ SWEET UFE avar tha past year and a 18, of 58 School St„ and William land car was towed from the from McNall St.; for the storm ville General Hospital. Har maternal grandparents are Mr. LIGHTNING ' toonth-by-month liatiny of cir­ P. Shea, 16, of 9 Chestnut St. scene with a badly dented sewers; and for its share of a Pine St. at Hartford Road., Manchester and Mrs. Frank Hippie, East Hartford. Her paternal grand- culation indieatas a steady use Both are schedulM to Appear front end. water storage tank, to. be erect­ .0 parqnU are Mr. and Mrs. Orln Miles Sr., Elllnyton, She haa in Circuit Court 12, Rockville, ORANGE af school library facilities. Towns was arrested and ed and maintained by the pri­ - *""*ither, Bruce, 4; and a sister, Marlene, 8. MUSHROOMS CAN The hiyh achool, which haa on Oct 26. charyed uHth failure to yrant vately owned Manchester Water • • • **’ '• FRANCHI Patrolman" Martin Hincman about 7,400 volumes, added 575 the rlyht of way at a private Co. made the arrest. Hamilton, Gregory Dean, son of Brian O. and Gayle books. Circulation reached a drive. He is acbeduied to ap­ Additional costs cover the Slim, Sleek I'all fashions' at ’ Nelson Cyr, 31. of 92 Hiyh Hunter Hamilton, 220 W, Center St. He waa bora Oct. 6 at AUTOMATICS 158.C0 JUICE hiyh of 0,789 laat March. Ihe pear in the Manchester Session purchase of several rlghts-of- St., was arrested early today Manchester Memorial HosplUl. His maternal grandparents library reported 150 booM of Circuit Court 12 on Nov. 1. way, for the laying of water are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Hunter. 11 Hunter Rd. His pa­ SUPERPOSED 310.00 MAXWELL HOUSE 4 9 . and charyed with drlviny an un- mlssiny by last June. At 8 that afternoon Michael lines to the storage tank. King’s Big Discount Savings! ternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. Hugh Hamilton, 543 reylstered motor vehicle. The B. Lynch. 26, RFD 1. Manches- WINCHESTER — REMINGTON — COLTS In addition to books, tha li­ arrest was made by Patrolman Vamon St. INSTANT COFFEE 6-os. jar 89^ R R R R R FANCY CALIFORNIA PASCAL brary reported that it has a Herman Fritz dqring a routine ITHACA — SAVAGE — SAW Sla of 4,600 mayaxine issues aid J. Barrows, 20, Tolland, " Mprphy. Michael Scott, aon of Daniel J. and Verrella check. Cyr is to appear in Cir­ while both were heading west Meeting Listed SARASQUETA — MQSBERG — RUGER SKIPPY and 900 records. A dry-photo cuit Court Nov. 2. ftreyle Murphy, 218 Spruce St He was bora Oct. 6 at Man­ copgrlny maehlna was added on K. Middle 'Tpke. near Fer- chester Memorial Hospital. Hia maternal grandparents are Heapital Notea By Safety Unit 12-oz. jar and, in tha past year, made isMi Rd., police report. No Mr. and Mra. Ben Streyle, Olivet, S.D. His paternal grand­ THE COMPLETE HUNT SHOP PEANUT BUTTER 3!P Publication of admissionB, .mage was reported done to 1,100 facslmilies for students The Town Safety Committee father 1# Melvin M. Murphy, Chicopee Falls, Maaa. He haa a births and discharges at Rock- Ufe Barrows oar, but the Lynch Thia unique idea in suipended eeilinga WOOLRICH — DUXBAK — JOHNSON CARNATION CELERY and taaChers. will meet tomorrow in the brother, James David, 1. rtlle General Hospital have been ear was towed from the scene brings the rich effect of wood beam Sykes Junior Hiyh School Senior Citizens room at the temporarily suspended. with a damaged front end. ceiling! into any room in your home. added 349 books, for a total old TVade School Building from The Hunter's GiH Shop MILK 3 r . 4 r Barrows was arrested and Metallic runners are quickly and af about 2,906 volumes. The 10 a.m. to noon. A state motor library dreulated a hiyh of 9,- charged with faulty signaling caeily inetalled—nq time-comuining PdfiratlM nmu (iSliU Ml HUNTING BOOTS devices (brake lights) and fail­ vehicle inspector, will talk on LA ROSA — THIN Bunch 071 booka duriny October, 1964. Addition Slated motor vehicle safety, aijd ve­ and expensive wood framing, itain- BT A total of 97 booka wars re­ ure to carry registration. Court ing, or finishing to bother with. The VERNON RIDINO STABLE U.S. ROTAL — GOODRICH — RED BALL 2 3 to set for Nov. 1. hicles and laws.. ported mtoainy. For Dog Pound The committee will review Armstrong “ Wood Beam” Suspended LAKE ST., VERNON—PHONE 649-810< DUNHAM AND FIELD * STREAM WATERPIUMIF SPAGHETTI-ELBOW 4'^89° At Vernon Btemantary Ceiling is ideal for finishing off new Tt Bids for toe construction of personal and motor vehicles ac­ LARGE PINK MEAT Sdiool, 497 books ware added cidents and also review a se­ rooms, lowering high ceifings, or an addition to the dog pound ★ OPEN THE YEAR ROUND ★ W E S E U duriny the year for a total num­ Town Vehicles ries of one-hour classea on Safe­ covering unsightly ceilings. \ ______' BUCK KNIVES ber at 2.887. The library bor­ off Oleott St. were invited by ty Inatruction for Supervisors HUNTING FAMOUSfOR Mmey to Instmll yoursolt ‘ BAKED BEANS 4 » rowed 110 booka from, the WU- the town today. They will be Face Inspection in order to set a date, time and AItPcS *Miw Wind W oM-1 RESERVATIONS NOW BEING TAKEN HOLDINB AN ID8E M etal “ beams” , almulating^a real U( cdlliM ind fMtis ti Mlis I ^ L IC E N SE S Umantic library, Service to opened Oet 22 iat 11 a.m. in the location for toe elaaaea. nminr -Msm.* I VBRYFINE — MoeINTOSH supplement its own ooUeetlon. All toa-n-owned vehicles and wood appearance, asaemble into a FOR HAY RIDES . . . CANTALOUPES Municipal BuUdlny hearing Z aetimtty cuU M t. Only six booka were reported privately owned vehicles used framewM'k which conveniently ac­ room. I fYNAO^iiiri pilaainy. by the toin'n will be inspected at commodates famous Armstrong Ceil­ • t r a il r id e s ‘ • HO RSES lO A R D E D APPLESADCE Laike Street School reported ’’ ’The addition win be 10 by 321 ing and Luminous Penels, Theae feet, have 14 kennels, and a 4 i ^ Monday, FOB a total of 8,595 bboks in Its ceilingi era available in acoustical • HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD PILLSiURY library. A peak circulation of by 14 feet.outdoor kennel run. |Tuesdaf*and Wednesday, an- $14 to $21 and nonacouatical panels with subtle 4 lS87 was reached last March. The directors have already. nouneea Thaodoie L. Fairbanks, (Especially ChUdren’s 2 p k , . . 2 9 ‘ approprlaUd $13,000 from tha director of the Town Safety, Cosmetics dtoigni and emboesed surfaces. PIECRUST MIX The library haa already spent mm Hm A mA FOR ANY OCCASION Birthday PartlM) Insulated and Thermal 8879.55 of-its 81,850 budyet to Dog License Fund for the work, I Committee. | PTfi f g ' X fS ' room 3 KEUOGG ff buy 992 books. Eiyht books which wlU be financed entirely' Vehielea faiUng toe inapeeUon ms /okr « • FONIES DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME* 8-os. were reported mlssiny, but par­ by fees paid for dog regtotra-' will li|a retnspectod Oet. 35. UNDERWEAR. SHIRTS, SOX, Dairy ents have paid for all but three. Ucn. According to the town | Fairbanks astlmataa 144 can for 1 or 2 hours, or os long os you wish. CORN FLAKES 2 pkgs.S^‘ 39' Tht library at Skinner Road clerk’s office there are mere i and trucks wlU coma to toe po- Uggefts sq. ft. GLOVES. HATS v LO W RATES! N ■chocl, with a toUl e( 1.043, than 3,500 dogs reytotored in'Uee station at various ttoMs KELLOGG J-LB. QUARTERS — STATE BRAND’ t fraehed its top elreulaticn,' town. i over tha torae-day inapcctien • At Tho Parlndt POCKET HANO WARMERS tmogana Ceee— • W rm iH A 35-MILB .RADIUS I 3,606, during March, ’(he II-1 Tha addition haa bean made period about one third of these MANCHB8TXR I fmidfnt et rha SPECIAL K 4V2-OS. pkg. 2 P has spent 81,300 from its necenmry because of toe in-' are used by tha board of a1 QUALITY^^THE BEST ECONOMY OP ALL \ lour yean os Breedwey end Chairman John Lamaneo to Ito lYmONRIIMAN Slim Slaclct 1.39 . FOR DELIVERY— CALL 643-8059 Rhieh hae only reeently be- Oet 37 meetiny, scheduled for NOW AVAILABLE AT nvyHsMe to Uttle theater 3 p.m. in toe Municipal Rudd- toy Hoartoy Room. I S g w s B s s a * ID C Chairman Alfred Weel»> OPEN THURS. I FRL TO 9iM PJ. tha pnduetlea hae been r-sliiiiI______nelwdnied fer Nov. 8 and 8 at ner aaid today that hia oesir t hto, iteiniMlai'mmf eoetroljed tee Byhae Junior Wyh School miaaton will dlacuas develop- ‘ Oiaralinf eeetseat up Hte T9K hto 5.97 V gjf AjjMWs bd ptfw » ShoR •udttMhiai, fhrfc St, Reek- meat items in general, Mlat- • M r 8#jl-en heat^. Reale eeld bets* BONANZA iv Tdnight tolie. iny to brtnylny in new Indul^ vjftotoJl"tomto , reees.^loeed HR*, eltk 1^ , er 1ri|h StUay end tapered with permanent sUtehed SIRLOIN PIT NO. 3B BOI KeOurdy le the direetor, try and keeping exiatla|; to- awseeeeihain^asiraliem- eiepee, uadarfoot atlrrups, aida ripper. Famous |w .g!g leh n ey to 8:30 P.M. ta duatry happy. ^ j m i l l O H B OSMON8TRAT10M. {Sd the eeet of S«e taeludea Steven's velour of 66% rayon, 35% nylon for Sat. 2B7 W IST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Fitten, Traneee Lake, ■leek, atyleea fit Rlaek, Mjvy. ledfS, eraaherrjr, CO. M b f O W ite to 12 Noon i FIRST FOOD STATE idOMB OVT 'AHRAD ' eel Reneen, Marilyn Parry. O fa N TUBfe. TO SUN.. llilO A.M .. S P.6L ICONOMY STORE OF MANCHESTER lAoter Hartnett SUf* WASHmOTON — Only 16 of f Sliort. 8 to I I • Medium lO to 18 CLOSED MONDAYS ARMS CO. _8r foiv.the ehow ia Bar tha 56 atataa ended the 1964 do- 444 CENTER STRin PLENTY OP PRU PARKING liMB ~ eel year to the red. Thia i# an FOGARTY BROS. Inc. o TsU 12 to 20 •qUoUvery end Take-Out Sarvlee AvnUnMe in MAIN KT. MANCHmER ^ ' WhOSBeaqnet at SUght Extra Charge" OPEN WEDw THURS., PRI. TILL 9 P.M. — SAT. TIU 4:30 Imj^vement over the 16 to 319 BROAD STREET—tEL. 049-4&39 > IREB PARKING FRONT AND BACK A IMlRr 9Bd eon banquet, 1983 and the 26 the year W ore V Dot Labor Curbs XmPerto MO; M u y itol n w Doa* — ]4(>nMLMr^ East vs, Indians Looks G ood BGt, CUnny Ctaiti I'fA WeBdq toa « ( O a m try u tpendlitf iMt M about Mov. 1, for the Mrri O ffic ia ls .. Kaselausk— 1TB, H H ie Xriqtltq yaar la tli* R*pubM« land a t Tatwan, whara aha la and srarshouasB. The dsparturs yeen. 906, Jtai Watt BM-Blg, Jean Hvtiv and woridag wMh OMnaaa Sox. HBiMnr AT Lopot io at the approximately BOO labor­ It hds been learned that several meetings OriaveoeMo 308-0M, A1 lAitomO farm famMaa.) w)fn bagabRn" A. Raymond Rogers, Manchester High princii 200, Fiwd Nuaritt MB, A1 XAgan EveiTwhara 1 look in Taiwan, ers remaining around that date # im1 U pMpartd for eotiro- the Rev. Charles Shaw, East Catholic principal, 306, Ted Klejne Ml, Jack Ls|w the goldan-brown heada of rloa will mark the end of the "bra- RMmt« (h i C bicsfo TrOnino oero ora" in Oomieotlout and the been held and preliminary plans have been mapped pm 3U, Vie Squedrilo MB, Ken ara fUppInf In tha breese. The Bfild in M nxelusiv* fitorjr larmait ara busy and every eulmlnatton of a summer-long f6r the two local schods to meet on the athletic iPront. in. todny’i Uie oditionK member of the family helps in effort by Secretary of Labor / The Herald has campaigned; unsuccessfully, for aome way. This is not a picture WiUard Wlrta to end the im- for a color TV? tb a M atf qiioted Lopes as several yean fo r the two schools to get together and Y UBAGino-Ken Beaton lOfe of bright green and red ma­ poftatton of foreign labor into •eying by phooe from Ms Tam­ 14I1-4B8, Adam Tyne MT-lSO-w engage m tporte competition, feeling that it would be 4M, Pttd Donnelly U6-B07, chines mowing down the rice, th# U.8. GET THE CASH YOU NEED AT LOW BANK KAILS pa, Fla., hoins (bat he had at- a natural rivalry. with threshers following behind Despite the difficulties crest­ Tony MarinetU 306, A ri Jbim- iYMtNT TUMI 1 ready informed tha basaball Eaat Catholic started playing varsity sports in and cleaning up. TWs is a pic­ ed locally by the rostrietiona on U$S BANK CHAME MONTHLY RCPA •on 187-BM, Bd Kovki U1.B86, LOAN OF (psrysair) UmoetM Ztsmtos 1 eiub at Ms deetolon to retire. 1968 and had its first graduating class last June. ture of many indlvldueds work­ use of the Jamaican labor this Joe TwaronMe 147-877, Bill ing together with one common seMon, most tobacco farms havs S 300 $18 1 25 Lopes wae quoted ee eaytng Maneheeter High is a Class A school, so designated Chapman 873, Jerry Bratth 189- elm — to get the rice harvested 36 50 toe declalOR wee pereonel and ^ the CIAC because of its male enrollment, and East 8M, Pato Aceto 166-868, Larry \ * ' >-v managed to at least equal their 600 1 not due to health or commit- before a typhoon or heavy rain , .-t-" ^ nonrMkl production, mainly by 900 54 75 sT T o 1 Gstholic is Gass B but will advance to the Class A Bates 8M, Howie Hampton 168, comes. MooU elaewhere. He eeM he ranks for basketball while Manchester will be in the Frank Oalvo 871, Carl Bolin 186- the employment of Ptieito Ric­ ___ 1.200 ______Z2______100 ^ ■ Every morning begins at i or ans and laborers from the south­ bid ho other beeebell Job, Lopes Double A bracket for hoop play. 375, Oharlee 'Whalen 106-868, 4:30 a.m. with the men getting V '' ' ha# been offered a number of BUI RICCio 187-802, PeU Bra- ern states. In tact, the total out­ other major league poeitlone up to go out and work. The put of ahade-grown tobacco leaf THE CONNECTICUT BANK ziUs 866,' Andy Lemourtaiu^ women are up too, making food during hie career. 376, BID Wierdak 360. grown this year has been esti­ %ND TRUIT CPMPANV iU »rM Fheto Sr and doing their regular chores. mated at 14 million pounds, "R ’s eU aawa to me end Many times the farmers Join to­ which would represent an In­ Little League Appreciation Night Highlights talked with. A1 no later than Oaks Priming for Upset ro r g m iH — Lee Pope 46si gether and work as a group, u N. MAIN ST. aaa m a i n r t . Tuesday,” Ed Short, Box general Doris Ritter 178, Bveljm Mc­ crease of more than a half mil­ Voluntear umpires, coacTies, managers and spon­ . accepting theB plaquelue from Tom Conrsn, president, going from one farm to the lion pounda over , last year. mahager, told Tribune writer Cauley 198-517, Marlon V ogt MANCHESTER PARKADE sors were feted last night by the Manchester Little hoto. Right, sponsor Benny Pagani of^PS- Against League Leaders 466, Gertrude Andrews 470, next, harvesting all day, coming A still unascertained and very in left David Condon from Minneap- home at dark and going out League at the third annual Appreciation Night. important factor in this year’s £Bterers, town champs, and Pick Cobb, «s>,. pito, Mlnrt., where he was attend­ Beibara Anderson 176, Bert again early the next morning. The annual Appreciation Award was presented to sistant coach, look over championship trophy. • ing the World Seriee. I f you go by toe won and loet'Othe Gloss 192-496, Dot Peterson The older children and younger production is the quality of the xirde, Hartford’s Charter final dried leaf Which is in doubt the Army A Navy Club, Pinky Pohl. vice president. "We talked about plane Dor sometones deceiving. Actually, 176, Alma Fountain 464, Gloria women ere all out working too. 'next season, players we’re in­ Oaks dooY pose rnixm o f an ob- the Rockete had to fight tooth Shorten 456, ESeanor Chu- Harvesting here is not an easy because of the drought-Ilke con­ terested In and trades that oould taele for toe Charleston Rock- and nafl for every scrap of rilla 478, Mary Quey 177-617. job. It is all done by hand since The rice paddy: Planted by hand because it's too small tor machine cultivation. ditions of the past season. The See These Trade-Ins be made,’’ Shoit continued. "I yardage and they had the fight the paddies are much too small answer will probably not be Hoople Spurns Political Job, etto rampant mereh to the Con­ EASTERN ontXR — Mary tor big madiinery and the farm­ known until next spring. would asriuh'e that If A1 was tinental Football t«aguee West­ of their unbeaten lives. On The New 1966 Models going to quit, he would have told McCarthy 138-860, Dorla Grif^ ers don’t have enough money to More important to tobacco ern Di'vUkM) Title and should The Rockets have amassed fin' 163-640, Dot Bermani 180>- growers than mere output will me first.'’ they upeet Charleston in Satur­ a total of 319 points on offense buy them. Due to the scarcity BY BOB BROWN . 370, Ruth Battles 181-371, of space, storing large machines have been the expense of oper­ Cadillac, Olds, Pontiac Guarantees Winning Ticket Club owner Arthur AUyn wee day aigbt’a enoounter in DUlon this season, compared to'a point Rita McAUlster 136-367, Mariq would be a problem. You can ating their plantations in the Tha Ifanchester Skl Chib got Just .a# .i^eurprlsed, "K. bp was Stadium, tt would be the legend yield of only 76. Speclaliet Ed By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE^ Galloway 142-126—886, Terry perhaps see why these people face of a much more rapid turn, W oke Forest 1, So. OaroUna 8 o ff to an excellent stikart MUm- quUUag. I think 1 wviUld ba toe o f David and CtoUnto re-enacted. Mltchamore leads the team In Vaccaro 183, Helen Leddty 144- W. VlrglnU 18, Virginia 8 scoring with 66 points, on 37 have not yet accepted 1«^ over of labor and the high cost AT Offeulve Expert day night with obpuL at­ flinA to .lniow/’ Allin ||#Cd. But Ooeoh LoweH Lender 369, Jeanie Irish 136, Elva farm macMneiy, although tiiey of recruiting personnel to re­ California 21, Waahlngton 18 feeto a Mt more like David PA tB in 66 tries and 8 FQe. Greetings, friends! Several tending; toe first mMting.'Preshi "l^, ell,our talks, Lopea said Trlidcs 129-340, Peg Oradantq have adopted many modem place the missing famlUar Ja­ letter writers have reqiwsted in Oregon St 86, Idaho 6 notoitig about ndi gomlng eey day, and the eUngshot Ron Guillen, squat 210 pounder, 125, Edle CorrenU 126-356, methods. maican worker. As though to SCRANTON recent days that I give my per- Syracuse 22, Penn State 16 dent Connie Bonas outlined Uie back,*’ AJlya oonttniied. Hs said may wuB be the slender ann of is runner up with 42 points, Marvis Small 100-668, Jane Let me now take you out to prove that the past season has nilseion for a write-in oampalgn Oregon 0, Air Force 8 basic program for the year. ta sier looittnutt doe# no# expire • Oroeecup. Ooech Lender followed by Jim Moss with 36 Smith 466, Vldcle Buchardq Colorado 26, Iowa S t 18 the fields and describe a typical Indeed been a hard soring a bus trip to West Ha­ 1959 COUPE Tennessee 21, Alabama 12 Tulsa 86, No. Texas S t 0 elumpe before emptying their sets preclude my serving In The first aid classes will be hand. They lay the hunch wKh ven Saturday, Oct. 28, when Duke 16, Olemsen 9 Oklahoma 18, Kanoas 12 given, starting Monday at the pubHc office. Later this month, ChMrgla 20, Florida St. 18 S.M.U. 24, B ice 8 the cut end up and reeting on Garibaldi Lodge of New York for instance, I must take tfane' American Red O n^ building, one of the stumpe. Thie is to OLDSMOBILE Auburn 10, Georgia Ttbh 9 Texaa AAM 20, T.C.U. 10 277 E. Center St. A,ny^ne wish­ City will present the\ Entered to make a peraonal inspection make M easier to pfok up when L.S.U. so, Kentnoky 26 Texas Tech 87, Oklah. S t 14 ing to take the course, and who Apprentice degree for Anna- of my banana plantation. (Ye they thresh it later. They move Miss. S t 16, Memphte S t 6 Yale 12, Columbia 12 hasn’t signed up, 'should con­ wan Lodge No. 115. Ed Again: That’s a lot of ba^ swiftly along in a sweeping mo­ 1963 "88" HOUDAY SEDAN Army 12, Rutgers 7 Maine 60, UConn 8 tact Ccsinle Bonas. ' Joseph Vollrath, 24 O’Leary n n a oU.) Miami (Fla.) 25, Mouston 21 Wesleyan 26. W PI 14 tion, backs beat, saw • edged 1962 "98" CONVERTIBLE Two programs of instruction Dr., president of the Master’s ;’Three top-fUgM Inter-confer- Mlsslaslppl 61, TUlane 11 Trinity 66, Oolby 28 Nichols-Manchester knife quickly cuttbg the 1962 "88" HOLIDAY COUPE epce engagements will occupy -win be made available for In- Sheaves of rice. This la bstck • Club, Is handling reservations, No. CaroUna 7, Maryland 8 Manchester 28, Bristol C. 12 center stage this Saturday. In torested aklera. this season. breaking bard work, especially which are open to Master Ma­ 1962 F-85 4-DOOR SEDAN ^, N^l^28, Flttsboiyh 21 Xavier 40, East CathoUe 21 sons. There are a limited mun- aiBlg Ten showdoML Michigan Jerry Boop, Karl Kehler and if the paddy has just been emp­ 1962 SUPER 88 HOUDAY SEDAN Oscar Kurtz win establish a tied of water. I know — I cut ber of bus seats. tikes on the rough, tough Others taking reservations 1962 SUPER 88 4-DOOR SEDAN n>ckeyes of Ohio State. I pre­ basic program of inst>’Udtion for some. Not only did I have to the begrlnner skier. T he course T ire , Inc. dict the Spartans will stay un­ concentrate on cutting and wip­ are Jack VonDeck o f Sdlver- 1960 SUPER 88 SEDAN ContinentaVs Second Best Harvesting full-grown sheaves of rice. Separating the rice from the straw. ■wood Rd., Vernon, and Harold defeated by downing the Ohio will be designed to acquaint the ing away the sweat, but I also beginner with some of the basic Is Your Headquarters For **Safety Spike" Winter Tires! had to worry about not falling Lieggett of 42 Alexander St. taMb, 29-12. The bus will leave from the Ito the Southeastern Gonfer- Paired with Lowly Foes fundamentals and It will be on my nose. 3 LEFTOVER 1965 OLDSMOBILES - given at Mt. Nebo. A more de­ • Up to 155% more starting traction than ordinary winter tires! After cutting the entire field, falo and also serve as bedding. greatly increased its rice pro-1 thrifty, they waste not, and do an. people do not Hve to a ripe Masonic Temple at 5 p.ni. SMe the Kentucky and L.S.U. Toronto and Norfolk, dead-^ pez has gained 610 yards • Up. to 70% more stopping traction than ordinary winter tires! The straw that was cleaned out duotion in the last few years, everything to save a dollar old age. I hor-" th— Garibaldi Lodge is noted for powerhouses wHI meet at Baton looked tor runner-up in fije east­ just 10 short of league leader tailed program of instruction (he next step is threshing. The 1— DYNAMIC 88 HOLIDAY SEDAN will be given club members who • “Safety Spikes” can bie installed in Goodyear Suburbanite tires or Suburbanite retreaded snow tires. foot - operated thresher is usual­ of the rice bin is used to feed The .king tor a suitable rite fo r a up all over the cylinder and, in It must be raked and spread third crop may be tobacco or 1945 BONNEYILU VISTA But Fhfily probably will be nedy, ' Pro'vidence’e' o-foot-4 new slope. In late Ooto^r or a few seconds, not a grain of many *” times, re-piled every sweet potatoes. Many farmers 1944 BONNEVILLE VISTA without the senricefl of Bob thrower from Lee Angeles State. toe first of November a com­ rice is left on the sheaf. (The night and covered. It is hard plant sugar cane, which takes Brodhead,'' the CFL’e leading Brodhead has completed 100 mittee •win survey various par­ first time I tried to do it I layed work to sift and they must cov­ 18 months to mature, or pine­ 1942 STAR CHIEF VISTA Hours Changed p^er, who suffered a dislo- o f 287 tor a 80.7 percentage; cels of land which would be M down to heavily and the whole er up completely as the rice apple, requiring 4 years, when LT.WOOD 1941 TEMPEST STATION WAGON oated rib eigalnst Wheeling. Kennedy has Mt 107 c f 801 for suitable. The time required to sheaf was pulled into the Uh, grains really makee the skin they have more than one hec­ ^Coaneotfoatfa upland game Brodhead le likely to play only 60.0 per cent. develop a hill for skiing is se'v- waterfowl seasons open along wifi) ihe rice grain.) Mch. tare, or 2^ acres, of land to LOCKER PLANT and MEAT MARKET if badly needed. Herman Driver of Norfolk, era] years, th'erefore action They lay ihe threshed rice care for. TMb average farm in Saturday at sunrise, 7:06 Nortolk’a Neptunes, who drew who takes Ms posses from Dan riiouM be taken now to insure The farmers take the rice to FRESH MEATS — RETAfL DEPARTMENT 1 FORD E.D.T. Board of Flsh- future skiing in Manchester. straw In a oriss • cross pattern the local Fanners’ Association Taiwan is one hectare. Larger even with Toronto at 0-6 with Henning, tMrd in OFL passing 1 enes' R Odihe Director Theo­ S0.4 per cent, leads in re- next to the thresher. Some one farms usually have some fruit r. a victory over the Rifles laet The Connecticut Ski OpuncH or mill to be cleaned and have dore Bampton pointa out is always on the other side of the husks removed. The women trees. Fruits are the second A U OUR MEATS ARE FRESHLY CUT AND DISPUYED— 1943 FAIRLANE STATION WAGON weekend, meet Rlctomond (8-4) oeiiUcns with 60 for 887 yards has things rolling in Mgh gear that in prevloua years up­ the thresher 'cleaning out the use the husks from the mill as ta Taiwan. Sunday night while Toronto and five touchdowns. already this year.' Hazel Mc­ NOT PREPACKAGED 1942 2-DOOR SEDAN land game oould be taimted Toronto’s Dick limerick is the straw that is pulled into the rice fuel for the fire. All selling is Through this dettdled descrip­ playa Providence (6-0) on Sat­ Cormack will represent the lo- BUniDEEP startlag at ooe-half hour be­ league'e top scorer with 01 bin' and putting It into baakets. through the Farmer’s Associa­ urday. ool club on the state level. The tion of rice harvesting, I hope fore sunrise. The opening points on eight touchdowns and The rice is ocuried away In' tion in each township. to give some Idea of how hard FIRST PRIZE-FRESH Other games pair western di­ first council event will be the TO BITE DEEPl how was changed this year 13 oonverstone. baskets suspended from either The Republic of China has the Chinese work. They are also 1 CHEVROLET vision king Charleston (0-0) annual "Snow Ball” Dance. Thla end of a half - piece ot bamboo BONELESS te^oobuMe with that of the against Hartford (1-0) Saturday year’s dance.wlll be held at the Tractor-type sleate FederaOy sataWlshed water- pole. The farmers lay this on "V ' 1962 STATION W AGON night and Newark (8-0) against H artford Club. Nov. 20. Ih e lo­ keep you on the gol fowl season. On days follow- Hunter Safety- their shoulders and carry away Fort Wayne (0-4) on Sunday cal club win elect Ha Snxyw 1962 2-DOOR HARDTOP Ing opening day, shooting (he. baskets at a jogging trot. evening. Classes Friday Queen at toe next meeting and Many times the baskets weigh kii 1961 STATION W AGON hoara eocoept for migratory Fort Wayne’s Warrtora, with tickets for the dance should be over 300 pounds. They dump the 7Qs Urds, remain from one-half available at that time. Other an Improving defensive unit and Final Hunter Safety Claae for POYK l%C 1961 2-DOOR' SEDAN hour before sunrise to one^ lice on concrete oourts to be fresh amqiunlUon tor fiielr nm- persons not holding hunting U- oounefl aotMties include the an­ i ! t n i half hour after sunset Mi­ cared for by the older women DELlaoos ROAS'nNG j 1 V 1959 IMPAU CONVERTIBLE nlng ga Jim Gorman elcrlfs offloa. bast one-two punch in the chase a hunting license In Oon- choice as Manchester’s queen year. 79% • Dependable will be picked up later and be neoUcut (0 the oounoll dance. O Complete selection league. Goodyear quality! lung off an erected pole. This VERY TENDER BABY 75 ’TOMltb npRST,, PRIZE of liset and prlceof taniw win feed ttis water buf- At the beginiilng of Janu­ O Designed to get you ary, April, July and Oc­ O No Money Down through even at tober. TEXAS HOTS BEEF LIVER 5 turnpike speeds! FKAIVKFlltm 60a SCRANTON —Easy terms! 80 a Siloed mreriK-Not Pn-Paekage« SOFSPRA. 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THE Alston’s Worry: Drysdale or Koufax fferald Angle Dartmouth Far Out Front as N*E. Leader ______: PETE ZANARDI Manager AqMlMtit l|wrts FSItar Harvard and Maine Old Rival Kel N o $ le D ata Wig|(n and Victory Blocks Palmer Path Victory and surpHss have a habit of associating Trail in Standings Shaken MINNEAPOLIS * W. emsslvss with Manchester High’s Coach Dave W ig- VIRGINIA WA'TER, England (A P )— Arnold Palmer P A U L (A P )— Jim G» i|L In— dren whan it’s a couple of hundred miles awa^awAtr BOSTON (A P )— Receiving 14 of 18 first place bal­ started shooting today for Britain’s biggest golf jiriia — the pitcher, was hAppy. igdk in his native Maine. lots, Dartmouth has secured its position as New Eng­ and found his way blocked by an old rival, I M Nagle of Australia. Jim OrADt, ths hitter, was Oonaldar Aia Slmflartty be ■it Mussy Field, foAowed by a land’s No. 1 football team in the regional Associate t Tha two atars w*r* pairad By Loss , tween Rumtord, Maine, High home game with Maloney High Press poll «ta*ra Mat yaor Palmer d*f*at- against each oth*r In th* first RoUed into ene and known as jiahd Manohseteir, Both have ek- Oct. e and a road tUt with The Indiana rolled up 178 out *d Brttain’a N*U Ootos in th* University, which now Is 2 • 1 round of the Piccadilly "World MINNEAPOLIS - ST. "Mtodest," they rtwHHsd Ihe >iip*risnecd some trying tlmee OCIL favorite Wetheibfield of ISO posalbl* points In th* bsl* final. «A e r two up**t victories. Un­ Match Play Tournament" over Las Angelss Dodgers S-1 and bvAver' tli* ' past three Msseha. High Nov; e. loUng bM*d on 10 {lolilts for . Aftor that, tha top mateh of P A U L (A P )— S* now it defeated 8)>ringfleld ranked sev­ the 8,997-yard par 74 Wentworth poUed the MliiiMKits T«dns Into i'''itp*d th* Indi­ place, and Connecticut, Ued for unexpected M loss to Min- bubbled as he talked sbont Ms % S • e record, their flneet atari plenty of respect doing It. They moving up from a tMrd place favorite again for tha tltl«, vidual honors list In the Ryder nssoU, tbs 'Dodgsr rnsnsgtr ninth a w*ek ago with BU, re­ homer, a three-run blast SM feet . ffanie tha ISSO saaaM when they are gentlemen * « weH as foot­ Ue with Main* last week. which carries a prize of $14,000. Cup, *ach winning flv * matche* found hlmsMf undceldsd mained in the No, f spot. In 1960 — the year Palmer Into the eenter field blasdM n In m won flv* .of ntaM staris. In the ball players and, brother, that Both of th* Ivy power* are out of six, at Royal Btrkdala whsther to pitch rlght-hsndsr drat three ocoteats^ they have Holy Croa*, wlnleSs in three won both the U.B. Open and the the sixth inning. makes a difference! undefeated with 8-0 records. laat week, but they did not com* Don DrysdsI* or southpaw • « • outings, dropped from seventh U.8. Maatera — Nagle edged up against each other. "I’ve given up 84 home nns .aurpaaaad hug yeariSx eight - Maine, now 4-0, retained the Ssndy Koufax In Um sevanth f ^^game ptint total by 30, allowed to lOth place. him by one bole In the BriUah so I know what ene sounds Margin Notes No, S spot but Boston College High Ranking College Officials Other match** on today** pro­ and final gams of Om World .one touchdown and ee- With Dartmouth drawing 14 Open and prevented a grand Uke," Grant grinned as ha ex­ drO{)p«d to fourth after losing gram were between Australia'* gsriss today. ..^blU bed themaatvea aa a OCIL East Catholic High Coach first - {dace votes and BC two, Roster of officials eligible to^ter-colleglate Football Officials slam. The following year Pal- Peter Thomaon, reigning British plained he knew the baH Waa its second straight to ah *astem NormaUy a situsittow Ilk* ttiat oentender. Don Robert Is high on splltend Harvard and Maine split the are C. Francis (Chick) Toomey, 1 mer got hIs revenge on Nagle in gone "as soon as I Mt It." power, Penn State, 17-0. work gamee Involving members Open champion, and Ireland'a shouldn’t b* of miKii concent to ,, Rumtord, a oKy of 10,000, la (Jary Chirico. The s{>eedy Jun­ No. 1 vote on the other two bal­ left and John Andreoli. Toomey the British 0|)en: Christy O’Connor, and between The sore-kneed right-hander, The Eagles drew two first - of the Eastern College Athletic a manager. R ’a like picking be­ .^ r r a n ily 1 • 1 • 1, opening with ior has pulled down four touch­ lots. The Crimson had more is a past {rresident. Both men Palmer shot a 67 In practice Gary Player of South Africa, coming back on two days rest, down pasees In the past two JV place ballots but were named Conference llsls 116 for the tween the Hope Diamond and . > tie afaiiwt Bangor High and support for second and third to work full college scbedulee. — seven under par. His round in­ U.B. 0]>en cham)>lon, and Coles, ■aid he ahouted "how abbut tilts, scoring three In * 23-18 ninth by one selector. the Star of India. .* "then atopping WatarvlUe before edge Maine in {x>lnts 149-142. 1965 season, of which 11 are Toomey is a member of the fac­ cluded two eagles and five Mrd- Each match was over 36 holes, that," to coach Billy Martin'as win over Rockville and again MsssachusetU, like BC 2 - 2, BC [xilled 140 votes and Mass- Only in thta case, the two ^Volng a equeaker, 14 - 12, to from Connecticut and two from ulty at Bulketey High in Hart­ . les. with the semifinals scheduled he rounded tMrd. In the onslaught over the North­ remained in the No. 5 slot fol­ achuaetta also top{>ed the 100 - Pitching and Batting Star Mudeat Grant Connect* for Homer Dodger pttoMng gems have ^ B m r ^ c k . butt week. Manchester. The local men with ford and Andreoli is a Hartford The stage was set for battle for Friday and the final for Sat­ . Welcoming Committee Mitts the Elated Twin Pitcher " I Mt a curve ball, s heUnva west Catholic JVs Monday . . . slight Imperfeottons. ' Both aohools have new lowed by surprising Bos t o n jxilnt mark with 103. the Eastern Association of In- banker. amid the tree-lined course. urday. curve, right into the teeth of a Drysdale ie ttie more rested of ^ ooache*, and that’a where ttie Quarterback Tom Hally guided gale,” said the Impish Grant.' the two, hut he injured hie atanilartty becomea of local Manchester JVs . to their third Grant, a nightclub sonf-and- pitoMng hand wMle betUng dur­ '' Intaieat- Ruintord la coached by win In a row over Hall High dance man In the ptt-season, ing Sunday’s game. plm Cutler, a former athlete JVs Monday, 21-0, Sophomore has a windup that looks Uke Home Field Just Like Home Cooking Koufax’a aithritlc left elbow Mtd eisakttent coach tor Wiggin. quarteiback-halfback Dale Oe- showed no HI effects after Mon­ {uurt of Ms a ct But there '''‘‘lik e Wlggin, CUUer U also a trout Is developing Into a fine day’s game, but there wee con­ notMng funny to the Dodgers '''gmduate of the University of punter for Coach Jim Brezln- cern whettier he'R have his usu­ about the {Htchea Uuit wMijped ^"Malne. skl's charges. al effeotlveneM 'after only two out of that windup. The two firm met when Wlg- D ie COIL has six representa­ Fans Gave Twins Lift days of rest. "M y plan was to go as long as gen was eoaoMng foetbait at tives on the UConn football Holy Jewish Holiday Sam Mele, who took a big I could, as hard as I could,"'bo ^Malne Central Institute, Cutler ■quad this fall, led by Co-Cap­ gamble wtth Jim Grant Wednes­ said. playing a pexi in the 38 • 7- 2 tain Beau Billingslea from Ma­ day—and won—had no such He said Dodger Ron Fairly, f^ecord end three Mein Prep loney . . . Manchester, which After Losses in L.A. Upset Dodger Plans {xoUema as he confidently who homered, Mt "a sinker t^at Ik^hodl OhampionsMiw, Wlggln has given up only six points MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL (A P)—The home field, looked forward to the seventh didn’t sink," and said a couple " '^pooled there. this season, was touched for 78 MlNNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL (A P)— The dilemma Los of others among the Dodgers' In the first three games a year Just like home cooking, appeared to be the key factor in game, fourth in the Twins’ 0 O O POLICE OOOV Angeles Manager Walt Alston faced before the seventh home park where they have yet six hits were hanging curve ago. the first six games of the 1965 World Series— and the 'llepatation Begins game of the World Series revolved around a quirk in to be beaten by the Dodgers. balls. * e • Minnesota Twins hoped it would be the deciding factor. Catcher Earl Battey called it I : After graduation from Maine “ Sure, I think it’a a big dlffer*^- the calendar and a decision he didn’t make. " R ’s Jim Kaat," he said em­ Bright Future Alston; who said he would<^ "one of Grant’s finest gSmes.” Central, Cutler moved on to •nc« being l.jme,” Twins’ Man< phatically. " I told him he’d Ron Conyers, by vtature of his the Dodgeie have their swings wait until game time before He said Grant worked the ..jMrfoim for the University of ager Sam Mele said Wednesday eventually faced — comidlcated pitch the seventh game even four-goal {ierformance against geared to cut down on the ball comers with precision and chal­ ^iMalne Beau* before Joining after the Twins had beaten the naming his' starting pitcher, by the fact that Drysdale In­ before we had played the sixth. Maloney, Joins company with and ground it through their hard likely wouldn’t have had any "It really makes no difference lenged the Dodger MtterS. W iggin as line coach at Maine lios Angeles Dodgers *•! and jured his hand while batting Maritime Academy. Here the two fine bootera out of Man* infield." trouble If for the first time in to us whether Drysdale or Kou­ squared the Series at thrM during Sunday’s game. reputation for rejuvlnatlng foot- Chester High. R«!d Case, now a Sven Jim Kaat, the big left­ memory two facts hadn’t coin­ fax pitches for tireim. ’They’re games apiece. ’ ’I really don’t know who will doctor, went on, to star for hander who was due to start for cided — the opening game was both tough. But I got a pretty •bell teams had its beginning. start," said Alston In the Dodg­ Springfield College while Ro­ B s playera — and the record hfinnesota today, said he could scheduled for a Jewish holiday good horse going for me, too.” Home Rim First ■' Before Wlggin’s arrival at er dressing room after a 6-1 loss land Glatz played for the socces — backed up M de. Neither side tell the difference. and the No. 1 pitcher was Jew­ Kaat defeated Koufax 6-1 In psstine, the Middles had strug­ This new tir€ to the Twins Wednesday had gled through a very light sched­ citadel at the University of had been able to break the “ 1 would rather pitch here,” ish. Minnesota In the second game For Jim Grait^ evened the Series. " I haven’t ule, w 1 n n 1 n g, surprisingly Arldgejiort. Qonyers, should he home team’s "service" In the said Kaat, "because I think our The day was Tom Klppur and of the Seriee but lost 7-0 to the completely decided yet. TTiey Since May ’64i enough, ohly four games in continue, may join the long list first six games of the Series. ball club has a more confident the pitcher was Sandy Koufax, Dodgers southpaw in Loe An­ might both warm up. and then three year*. Both left Maine of Manchesters booterS that The Twins won the first three attitude.” who decided even before the geles last Monday. games played here and the I ’ll make my choice. MINNBAPOLIfl-ST. PAUL ^Jdarltime this spring. Behind have gone on to greater ac- has been approved Dodgers clinched the pennant Whereaui Koufax pitched nine (A P ) — Figuring the Seclee:' Wiggin and Cutler wa« a 82-10- compllshmeilta. Dodgers swept three In a row in that he would not pitch on the Both Drysdale and Koufax are innings, Kaat hurled only 21-3, ,4 raoord with three Maine The soccer team le ahead of Los Angeles. solemn holy day under any cir­ 1-1 In the Series. So Is the other giving up four rune and six Mta. Jim Grant’s homer, a three- Bowling Event chamDianablne. last 'year’s pace as well. A t the Mele hinted it was mosUy a cumstances. member of the big three, Claude "1 feel fine," said the Twiru’ run blast in the sixth taming W lggln isn't one to live on end ol seven gamee last - fall psychological advantage for his Osteen, the loeer In Wednes­ left-hander. " I welcome the op- Set at Holiday It Is reported that Koufax has Wednesday, waa Ms fln t stoce they had 12 goals. This year the for ffighwiQ’ Patrol cars. - ’feputations, however, rvot with club to come back home, “ t day’s game. {xrrtunity to get another crack written Into his contract that he May 17, 1964, when he connected 4«he "m oat" o f the OCIL sched- total is 22, including nine by think the fans had a lot to do at them, ea{>ecially In our ball Men’s Handicap Bowling does not have to pitch on Jewish " I was having trouble with off Detroit southiww Mickey ..:ale coming up, starting with Conyers and one by fullback with it," he said. “ The boys I>ark.” ’Tournament is scheduled Sun­ holidays. the ball being slick," said Os­ LoUch, He was with CSeveMnd MiBfbttol Central tomorrow night John Cervlnl. were down a little coming back Never In Series Mstoty has a day afternoon at the Holiday Alfton, forced to bypass Kou­ teen. "E very time they get a fly, at the time and less than a from Los Angeles, but being Lanes. Two riiifts are listed, the speck on the baU In the World home park been more beneficial Because it can race fax, started right-hander Don month later waa traded to Min­ greeted by about a thousand to a club. The Dodger* Won all first ait 1 o’clock and the second Drysdale in the aptxiix\g game. Series they throw It out. I nesota for pitcher Lee Stange fans in the cold weather at the three at their pork, and tha 3Losers of 21) Games to Talk at 8 o’clock. Competition will be That created the possibility thought I had Just as good stuff and outfielder George Banks,' m-'ip airport was a big lift.” open to bowlers who have a 116 that if the Series went seven as I did in L.A. Twins took all three in theirs. His players, however, tended average or less and who com­ games Alston would have to Grant, working with oiUy two “We didn’t play our best de­ Don Mincher, the ^Onnesota jftfr the stork to the hospital to think getting back to Metro­ pete in NDFBC sanctioned days rest, was In command all choose between a well-rested fensive ball either.” first baseman, has gone Mtless Jackson and Fisher politan Stadium was a big^ger leagues or hold NDPBC mem­ the way Wednesday. The broad- Drysdale or Koufax, who would What about the ball Bob AlH- In Ms last 12 times at bat In tMs lift. But not for the same reason bership. ahouldared rigbt4iaitder from be working with two days rest, son hit for a two-run homer? series. Ha singled on Jils first as the Dodgers, vdio didn’t like ’Three prizes will be guaran­ for the final contest LdopocMe, BTa.,' permitted the “ R was high," Osteen said. " I trip in tha tMrd game and has the loose dirt on Ute infield here. teed, the first |60 for top honors. Long Afternoon for Dodgers’ Alston Dodger* only six hits, none until im 90 And that’s the decision Alston at mph on a dry road— andwin, didn’t Intend for it to be thero." Slaoh contestant will roll four Ren Fairly opened tlM fifth with been blanked since, dropping Ms " It ’s Just that you can see the By EARL YDST games with a maximum bandi- a single, x average for the six games to ball better here,” said Harmon oap of 86 pina. Season to Sell Grant did not aiHcw a rutmer .160 with three safeties tat 80 l i Hour does It fed to lose 20 pitching decisions in one miebrew. "Maybe the guys feel Field Day for Grandstand Managers to paaa second with the excep­ tries. ^ season? better here, but I don’t care LOS ANGELES (AP) — ’The tion of the seventh when Fairly Members of Manchester Lodge of Masons, and thefar where I play — Just so I can see Major League Baseball Televi­ tagged him for a home run over - Willie Crawford and W ^ ly the ball when the pitcher throws Plan to Shoot W o rk s sion Committee has a season to ‘ftltete, will have ad opportunity to get the low-down the right field screen. Moon of the Dodgers failed *.as I t " seU; 1966. -^ffotn th* hoTM’s mouth Tuesday<^ | Caiarieston's Rockets will be By that time, the Twine had I>inch- Miters Wednesday, drop- Don Mincher added: Alston’s Decision Backfired !7ii|tat, Oct. ^ at the Masonic ■hooting the works next week John Fetzer, president of the racked Claude Osteen, their I>ing the combined average for ^'Temptov Th* Mghth annual "It means a heck of a lot to when they meet the Hartford Detroit ’Tigers and committee M IN N E A P O U S - ST. fgarded as a good hitting pltch-< , The Dodgers, who ran the nemests, and Howie Reed, a tMs series’ pinch-Mtters to J60 ’ ■'Sports N ight w ill feature the \ get out of Dodger Stadium. That Charter Oaks in a Oontlnental chairman, announced Sunday PAUL—You are losing 2-0 er. He had one doulde in seven Twins out of the ball paric in Loa relief pitrirer, four five runs.. with 8-for-18. The only sub*Ut«te ■’!(New York Mets, Hal Good- ballpark Just gave us fits, and Football League game. that the group Is ready to cwx- previous at bats during the 8e- Angeles with their s]>eed and in the sixth inning. The op­ Home nine accounted fo r all Mttera to come through in ear- '-bough o f t h e ’ public relations part of the reason was the back­ A victory would cinch a tie slder game-of-the-week offers lep. darii^ on the bases, were position has a man on sec­ the ’Dvine’ scoring. Sob AlUaon, Uer games were Crawford and 'qtapartmeftt, and pitchers A l drop against the pitcher. We In the western division for from a national network. swinging from their heels in this ond base with two out. A As it tuned out, it .didn't who struck out for the seventh the Twins’ Sandy V a ld e s ^ o 'ilaokson and Jack Fisher. Jack- oan see here." Charleston, and the Rockets Earlier, the American Broad­ park wdiere borne runs come a .188 hitter is up next. Then make any difference. Bob Alli­ ttane In the Series in the second and Joe Noasek. Each had ’'Soil tost 20 games this past sea­ Ooaoh BUly Martin called it would then only have to win casting Oo. declined to exercise son’s twp-nm homer in the bit easier. the pitcher. W hat do you inning, stoned with a two-run gles. • son In National League play "the difference between night one of their last four games to its option on the Saturday 8ifter- fourth off starter and loser do? . When Maury WIU*, the pre­ homer in the fourth. while Flaher was the sdl-time and day. We can bit here, and gain tbe divisian crown. noon aeries it carried in 1966. Claude Osteen was enough to Walter Alsttm had that deci­ mier bunter, was a ^ e d about Grant th* finishing Ron Fairly of LiOb Angslea Sot :n|p*ing^ M et hurler, dropping sink the Dodgers. sion to make in Wednesday’s the Dodgers’ failure to scratch touch with s ttu*e-run homer in two of Ms club's six Nts " >64 decisions. Each moundsman sixth World Series game. His Grant, coming baefc^after only and scramble as they had done the Stxtti after Reed had pur­ Wednesday and ralsqd his taAt- -!«aptur«d eight verdict*. two days’ rest following a sixth­ at home, WiUe said: posely'paas^ Frank Quilici to Los Angeles Dodgers trailed the Ung mark for the Seriee .400 If, Jackson can’t toU you how inning knockout In Sunday’s get at ths pitcher. ^•*y Minnesota Twins and bad not " I ’d rathOr not 'talk about with 10 safeties in 26 trips.to. D ie "■'It 1* like to drop 20 games ih fourth game, tuned in a euperb It w«s Uto first time ever that Sm IMI been making much headway that. The oiily thine I want to veteran right fielder leads bath ’‘-iMt season, Fisher can. ■Ix-hit effort, squaring the Se­ Minnesota defeated Osteen. The aganst Jim (Mudeat) Grant. talk about la boihethlng compli. clubs In runs batted tat with six. -ri-’ And/for good measure. Good- E e l i e e l o r s 100% nytoo ries at three games each. Slender left-hander wMjrped Alston chose to walk the .16S mentary to the team." ncugh, one of the finest spdiils webbing ttiem five straight times as a Did you ever stop to think that a snow tire s{)ends Cars. Even with ice-breaking steel studs (to meet Winter Patrol' W MAIN n-MANOHMTBB hitter, rookie second baseman All three Minnesota doUAle •tiSpeaken.ln the country, will be member of the Washington Sen­ OPEN T «V B 8 . and Frank Quilici, setting up a force plays have been started Siy ■(Jibl* to fill tat one and all on the most of its life on snowless roads? That’s why emergency ice conditions) the new Winter Patrol ators and had shut them out 4-0 nu. BVENmOS! •1.77 play situation at each''ta8Se. He catchers, two by Earl Battby ;4Mnazlng Jkfeto, the moat suocesa- U.S. Royal’s hew anow tire waa made to do a sweet, will stiU do a steady 80 miles an hour on dry roads, PMr In the third game of the Series. (ButyondonTneefl de<^ded to have Howie Reed, his and one by Jerry ZlmmarmSn. lAil loth plac* team In the hi«- sustained 90 miles an hour...when there is no snow. Of course, you may never want to go that fast relief pitcher, pitch to pitcher Battey touched o ff the tfiird-che . ;tory of baseball. - A L JACKSON And thot’s why it’s approved for Highway Patrol on winter roads.'But if you have to—you can. OUARANTEID Grant. Paul Bryant started Ms f^ - Wednesday when he threw out .lAo eporta Night Is slsted to get a badge to buy one.) MTI PMTt Grant hit the first pitch into ball ooacMng career as an as­ Johimy Roaeboro attempting .gmderway at 7 o’clock with a or the Park Hill - Joyce Flower TlirtfloitF the left field pavilion, a 892-foot sistant at Alabama in 1986 and ■teal after Dick TraoawMd tttttnnsr at the Masonic Temple. Shop. With Original home, that put the game be­ landed his first head coaching struck out. The Dodgers. Jiave jv.D oketo m sy be purchased at Henry Lee^ls general chair­ Yon can own a set of U.S. Royal Winter Patrols No Money Down Equipment yond recall 6-0. Minnesota even­ Job at Maryland In 1940, made seven double plays. i Iftrsen’s Hardware, The Herald man. ’ and ' ’’“Sign! tually won 6-1, sending the se­ Wanted ries Into a seventh game ’Thurs­ ^ 1 . 8 8 SNOW TIRES day. Although Grant averaged only • V^' if Patriot President Anstvers Dead or Alive! BASKETS 1 5 e Lyman iBpoters Top Cheney X Get Our Low, .166 In regular season {day and .A' Special Price Low Prices had hit no homers, he was re- Second Time hy 2-0 Count ^Critics About Ugly Rumors ... BOerON (A P ) — Prealdentffailed to land a tackle to flU a Scoring a goal, each in thei^torasa Ckemer (f) 2 Snow Treads a DUfiam H. Sullivan and Oener- Mg gap in their defensive line. | U.S. R O YA L 4 WOOL ^ H A N O N I W first and sacond quarters, visit­ S MdiMly Holovak {Minted to the San •Non ***** Jft***** »4 ^Al' Manager-coach Mike Holovak SPARK Sports Schedule\ ing Lyman Memorial High soor- ise ee iee*11- lit Biiaas." Mr*» Rldhard C. duPont, own-, TIRE CITY reotly from psnaKy sooris. • 1 ^ OPEN TH VR8. and Soccer — Rockville at Glas­ tan Stadium removes looee dirt around first base D_____ is Patriots,_ wlnlssii through__ _ •f M ii** 8-year-old gelding, said 357 BR O AD STRECT MANCHESTER TEL 443-2444 88c F R L EVEN IN G S f tonbury. before start of sixth series game, l^ e dirt waa Die Rangers talcs a w*sk off, CXIUNTET CLUB - - QUITS 5 W"fs»n^'thls sesawTafier Keleo has been re- «S1 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER returning to aotlon Wednesday Trueman 143-800, Vanmloa / Soccer — Bast Onanby at Bol­ spread around the baseline to slow down the field. Witaig Seoond In ths Bssttrn turned to the ferm and that ton. ■gainst VAud Tsoh In Maiwhais- msltls ISO-IBO — SOI, MalMi vlition a year ago, signed 181 "there waa no poeelMUty of Me JAY BOLL Opofl W a d ., Thun., FrI. 8 - 8 Mon. & Tbet. 8 - 5:30 Saturday 8 -4 Umpirse ordered it carted away. (AP Photofax.) ter. Nosl ^ Dora Ksilnsr IMk ^ Siieir » dhift ebfieee but they' making any race." ( n

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Echo Machine WHAT IN TW E VMDRLD] A N D i 1m tiled, porches, rec rooms, ga­ l FRESH START will lump en for full-time department and light repairs. 681 Mtdn St. Company Inc. Manchester. OaU manager and .lales people, 6 ARE VDU DOIN®?/, S Q U E E Z E D TRVINO- t h e HB3RALD will not 1960 OLDSMOBILE in good con­ rages, additions, attics fin­ your debts into one e a ^ pay 643-7627. O U T T O O T O P U T ' BY J. R WILLIAMS disclose the Identity of dition, regular gas, stick shift, ished, remodeled, concrete ment. If you have equity In days Including Saturday. W. T. BACK OITT OUR WAY any advertiser using box ELEXTTRICAN'S helper, ex Grant Co., Parkade, Manches­ M U C V 4 one owner. OaU 644-0011. work. No job too small. Imme­ property, call Frank Burke to WAITRESS WANTED, 9-2, Mon- perienced, caU 644-1429 after COULD $60 per week close the IN T H E V*S,THI& IS MRS KAIRFIELP— letters. Readers answer­ discuss ways and means. Con­ day-Frlday. Apply Country Do­ ter. ing blind,^ box ads who diate estimates. 643-2626. 6 p.m. gap between Income and out­ VDU SA'f MR. MOTTER WIA&TAKEM 1066 CADILLAC — good run­ necticut Mortgage Ehcchange, nut Shop, 1015 Main SL, Man­ going? 18 hours weekly on part- SUPPEULV ILL AN P \WDW*T BE desire to protect their ning condition, extra pair of WANTED — man or woman, ABLE TD REBUA/IE TEACHIhJa CEILING AND WALL renova­ IB Lewis St., Hartford, 246- chester. PARTS MAN top opportunity In time bases could be flexible. identity can follow this good tires on wheels Included, tions and repairs, sheet rock man preferred, to drive scIkxB FOR TWO OR THREE WEEKS t procedure: 8897. a growing business, must have Call 628-6686 or 644-0202. OH, THATS TOO BAO/ WELL, also new brakes. May be seen and plaster repaired. Oramic KEY PUNCH operator, part- bus noons and afternoons. 644- r u . TE LL BAVIP—ANt? BSncloee your reply to the experience, top pay, incentive 1902. THANKS FOR CAUJMB/ at 18 Tanner St. alter 4 p.m., tile installed. 10 years experi­ SECOND MORTGAGE — Un time, days, Monday - Friday, benefits, mu.st handle aU parts, CAREER Opportunity with eX' box in an envelope — M6-6736. limited funds available for sec evenings, Saturday and Sun­ addressed to the Classi­ ence. {Free estimates. Special ordering, emd sales Inventory, ponding nationally known com MAKE $30 or more per day on rates lor home owners. M9- ond mortgages, payments to day, call Manchester Memo­ pany. Prefer married man with fied Manager, Manchester 1962 PONTIAC Tempest, excel­ and pricing. References re­ local food route. Man or wom­ Evening Herald, together 9262. suit your budget. Expedient rial Hospital. M3-1141. ext. 286. quired, So. Windsor Equipment good educational background. an, part or fuU-tlme. Experi­ lent condition, take over pay­ service. J. D. Realty, MS-6129 An equal opportunity employ­ Start in sales, leading to re­ with a memo listing the ments. CaU 643-8406. Co. International Harvester ence not required. Write Clyde companies you do NOT CABINErr WORK, formica coun­ er. sponsible management posi­ ters, rec rooms, remodeling. Dealership. 289-3406. DySard, Box 371, Baltimort, want to see your letter. 1963 OHEVROLBIT, 4 - door se- tion in short time. $126 per Md. 21203. Your letter will be de­ Quality work. Reasonable pric­ Private Instructions 32 FIRST CLASS mechanic, must week to start. For Interview, 10-14 • «0H4 TA|»IU.Ml»A dan, 8 cylinder, automatic, eX' es. Free estimates. CaU M9- stroyed If the advertiser Is cepUonally clean. Take over MUSIC TEACHER with B.S.E. have own tools, top wages and caU AD 8-9627 or 644-0202. one you’ve mentioned. If 6686. degree In music. WlU give pri­ CLERK full benefits. Call Mr. Harris. Situations Wanted— BY KEN MUSE not It wdll be handled in payments, no cash needed. CaU WANTED — Experienced fuel WAYOUT 8:30 - 10 p.m. 347-1978. vate piano instructions, my 649-4671. Female 38 the urjal manner. home. M6-0314. For warehouse office, no oil truck driver. Good hours, 0 Roofing—SiOlnE 16 COUNTRY SQUIRE—1067 sta­ experience required, figure good pay, many benefits. Ap­ KNOWLEDGABLE woman who tion wagon, good running con- BIDWELL HOME Improvement ATTENTION Tractor Trallar work involved, must be able ply In person. Cooperative Oil enjoys .^hlldren desires to care WE CAN aVE you THAT Lost and Found 1 dlUon, 8150. CaU 643-0606. Co. — Roofing, siding, altera- Trainees. Men 19 and over are to start at 7 a.m., excellent DATA PROCESSING Co., 316 Broad. for one'tjr mors in her home. SUIT/SIR, AT SOS6 OFF/ lO-Hf • ns »r MU. IM. TM. ■«. U. M. M needed at once to train for 643-4770. t fll. r s ’■ FOUND — Black kitten, white Uons, additions and remodel­ benefits and working con­ 1067 F*ONTIAC Super Chief — ing of aU types. ExceUent high paying jobs as Tractor- ditions. TRAINEE TRUCK DRIVERS ’’It's kinds frightening to think of graduating next June face, four white paws. 4 to 6 V-6, automatic, radio and heat­ Trailer Drivers If qualified. Ehcperienced truck drivers, WOULD like to take care ot V li ')/ workmanship. M6-M96. children while mother works. . . . with your uiowance stopping, and alii’’ . months. Mb-1414. er, power brakes and steering, Earnings $200. per week sal­ APPLY Work experience or college some trailer experience nec­ J essary. Union shop, vaca­ CaU 646-0381. I LOOT — Passbook No. S-8007 good condition, 8160. Call any ary and up. Many jobs availa­ not needed, excellent oppor­ time, 649-6414. Roofing and Cbimneyn 16-A ble. Budget plan available also. tunity for a recent high tion pay, hospitalization. WILL care for children In my '■ Savlnge Bank of Manchester. FIRST NATIONAL Call for appointment. ’• Application made for payment. ROOFING — Specializing re For details phone 249-7771 any­ school graduate with above home, reasonable. CaU 649- C ''' c 1061 BEL AIR, V-S, 4-door time. Only school licensed by STORES average scholastic record. CONN. BI-PRODUCTS WHEN'jCU’P LOVE TO LIVE FOREVER pairing roofs of aU kinds, new 7162. Chevrolet, power brakee, steer­ Registry of Motor Vehicles and Will be trained on IBM 640-3666 ^gagSL. REPRIEVE ing, radio, low mUeage. 73 roofs, gutter work, chimneys PARK A OAKLAI7D AVES. Announcements cleaned, repaired. Aluminum accredited. BAST HARTFORD. CONN. 1401 Computer and related PART-TIME sales, Msnehester- MOTHER WOULD Uke to occs^ Scait>orou^ Rd. sionally babysit days, evenings, BEN CASEY HOLIDAY HOUSE, Cottage siding. 30 years’ experience. data processing equipment Rockville area, days. Good op­ BYee estimates. CaU Howley, Help Wanted—Female 35 portunity. Hartford 822-9139. or weekends. Please call 649-. ^ Street. New concept In retire- 0241. THIS’CONFESSION' . ment living, RN on duty. Near Trucks—Tractors M3-6361, 644-8383. APPLY X PLAyS) USH6 PRU8S,TRUE BUT -K . LADY FOR LOCAL retail store, BOOKKEEPER, fuU or part - MECHANIC — Chrysler pro­ sm s I WAS DECaVB) ANP WAS . buses, churches Emd shopping. CWt/THEN! RAOUL HOW CAN TOUISMCWE THE^ FX3UR-WHEBJL drive Dodge, % fiUl - Ume, neat appearance. time for established firm In ducts, experience preferred but ACTING UNDER THE INRUBICe ' Reasonable rates. For informa­ FIRST NATIONAL Situations Wanted— WRITTEN EVIDENCE TtXJ'VE SEEN? ton pdckup with 9 foot snow­ Heating and Plumbing 17 CaU 643-4720. Rockville - Vernon area, ex­ not essential. Apply in person SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL tion call MO-2368. STORES, INC. I Male 39 T plow, 8760. 649-0767. cellent opportunity for ex­ to service manager or Mr. T M A M oil Service, plumbing DOMESTIC and babysitter — perienced girl. Write Box B, PARK A OAKLAND AVES. iT SOW OF MAKES' LADIES — Breck shampoo, 86. and heating, residential, com­ want 32 hour work week, Man­ Chorches.^BO Oakland 9t., Man SATURDAY WORK wanted by |n%AtOTQUlETB?POWNlHS$ HegaJd. EAST HARTFORD. CONN. Chester. VfONPER IFIHWI_____,, per gaUon, In plastic contain- Trailers— mercial and industrial, no job chester area, wiU discuss pay, versatUe capable young man. lfrW6AREWWf0(5A6aJ e n . RusseU’s Barber Shop, CaU 742-9174. lNVrtE1N0SEMXTLESeA^/i Mobile Homes 6-A too smaU, M9-2871. call 246-6663. EARN $50 and more in famous MAN FOR Warehouse and deUv Oak and Spruce. brand items. No investment ery work. Apply Agway Inc. TRAILER—60x10’, 2 bedrooms, ROLAND Plumbing and Heat Help friends shop from home. ing Company, Your plumbing, TRUC3C DRIVER. Apply Wil­ 1310 Tolland Tpke. Buckland. Dofi(B—Birds— Pets 41 Personals color-cued^ appliances, beauti­ DEMONSTRATE TOYS Send for free 666 page cata­ heating amd remodeling prob­ liam Peck Lumber, 2 Main St., EXHIBIT builder — experienced AKC SMALL poodles, black and ful condition, set-up In Storrs log. Popular Club Flan, Dept. Manchester. RIDER WANTED, West side to trailer park. 27 HlU Pond Dr., lems can be quickly solved by N801, Lynbrook, N. Y. only, excellent opportunity silver, 7 weeks old. CaU 648- Pearl St. Hartford, 8-4:10. MO- Storrs. (Jensen's). calling M3-4628. Work Now Until Xmas DlaplaycraXt, Inc. 643-9667. 0624 anytime. NQ,nl5N0rl TtXI EARN $100 A WEEK GLAZON Corporation now hir­ 1272. ing, ocincreite workers, cement * HAD HAUUCINAnONS. B O T n — plumbing and heat' FOR 15 HOURS WORK Help Wanted—Male 36 DELIVERY MAN, steady part DR-G ASEyADM ITIiP IT. RIDE wanted to Hartford Hos­ Auto D riving School 7-A Ing, repairs, alterations, eleC' finishers, carpenter and yard time work, from 12 noon pital, from vicinity of Pine- trie and gas hot water heat' Cor Necessary — CaU Today EXPERIENCED carpenter with men. Steady year 8ux>und work, wholesale distributor in Man TOP DOLLAR PAID UH.W MORTY BIEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLl hurst at Main and -Middle DRIVING Instructions — Home ers, free estimates. CaU 643- 1-673-3465 or 1-673-3207 or finish experience. Also, car­ including company fringe bene­ Chester. Call 648-2626. pick-up, reasonable rates, teen­ 1496. penter’s helper. CaU Glaston­ fits. Apply in person at 260 Tol­ FOR CLEAN CARS BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Tpke., arriving 7 ajn. Please Evenings 1-673-9829 caU 649-0663. age classes. Special attention bury, 6S3-66M, days; after 6 land Turnpike, Manchester, PART - TIME electrician, car to nervous ahd elderly. Serv­ call 643-6808, John R. Wenner- Conn. necessary, must be able to INOTtRR EAimi TREMOR ANP PIASTER PAU8. lU ldBTO efT 1 G ueeeiF^ie \ N o / m i m H o w T Radio—TV Repair Solimene Motors WKATAN IP ia r I AM ing Manchester and surroijnd- WE NEED a bookkeeper, auto gren Co. work alone on occasion. CaU INAK/INNEB vorAeocoof^fCF. T7^ALLrG*N iDBeermNeHaae Automobiles For Slait 4 ing towns. CaU Manchester Services 18 PART-TIME kitchen help, eve­ 643-6016. 867 OAKLAND STREET dANCibMAND M G o n x n N 0 . TH/N»dOPift. moUve experience helpful but WITH OUR grand opening of iNJHiei^AeHCMJ, Driving Academy, 742-7249. CONNIE'S TV and Radio Serv not necessary. Apply to Mr. our home freezer department, nings. Must have driver’s U- MBOnXJB. ------> NEED CAR? Your credit turn­ cense. Apply In person. Char­ 1 ed down? Short on down pay­ Ice, available all hours. Satis­ Gorin at Gorin Sports Car Cen­ opening soon, we need 2 ex­ faction guaranteed. Call M9' ter, Route 83, TalcottviUe, perienced meat cutters, top ter Oak Restaurant, 120 Char­ ment? Bankrupt? Reposses­ Business Services ter Oak St. ' f HAVE TO V sion? Don’t despair! See Hon­ Offered 13 1316. Conn. wages, exceUent opportunity. AUTOMATIC WANTED < 1 IMPOOVISE Apply In person. Western Beef j l A-SIRlTCHtR, est Douglas. Inquire about low­ COUNTER MAN for meat de­ HAVE TIME — will work. Odd OH! DO WE WORRY! I I COUNTER CLERKS wanted for Mart, ToUand Tpke., Manches­ est down, smallest payments dry cleaning store, part or full partment, Saturdays. Apply, TRANSMISSION Clean, Late Model '' anywhere. No small loan or fi­ jobs our specialty. WlU do most Television Repairs ter. anything. CaU us. M3-2097, Radio Repairs time, steady employment. Ap­ Manchester Public Market. USED CARS nance company plan.^ I^uglas ply One Hour MarUnizlng, 299 ATTENTION Tractor Trailer TROUBLE? Motors, 883 Main. \ / Antenna Installations SHARPENING Service — Saws, Satisfaction Guaranteed West Middle Tpke. Trainees. See our ad under it Pr*« Rood Tost Top Prices Paid 1061 CHEVROLEjT 4-door station knives, axes, shears, skates, ED BISKB, TECHNICIAN Private Instructions, Classifica­ rotary blades. Quick service. KEYPUNCH Operators, alpha tion 32. ★ All TypM For All Makes wagon, 6 cylinder automatic Bantley Service Center and numeric experience, full­ OKX I transmission, power brakes, in Capitol Equipment Co., 88 333 MAIN ST. 649-8247 ★ ludgot Tornit tHHU Main St., Manchester. Hours time, 6 p.m. - 2:80 a.m. Ap­ FULL TTb E now till Christmas, FIREPLACE CARTER CHEVROLET /A-/^ excellent condition. CaU 649- ply Manchester Memorial Hos­ tire service work, some ex­ ★ AU Worit 6290. dally 7-6. Thursday 7-9. Satur­ CO.. INC. day 7-4. M3-7958. Millinery, Dresatnaklng 19 pital, Data Processing, after perience preferred Apply In Giioronttod 1229 Main St. CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER 6:30 p.m., see Mrs. Conklin. person, 295 Broad St., Nlchols- inCKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD LADIES AND GENTS custom WOOD Phone 619-5238 1967 M O A, 600. CaU M9-6642. DON’T USB YOUR car as a Manc^iester Tire, Inc. WHvlyaB, /BONHUVwwBneiimSMipni^ ipt»80Tiil'#0 Khlk&aUi truck, for moving rubbish dis­ tailoring and alterations. CaU LARGE An Minehisttr — - b Mwa IMW IWDI*MV Wlle-MMTUWW JOPVLMIPai bHOWATHM ifftUIW TO ' A «ie POSRy IV M0M17HNK0P posal, odd jobs, caU Dick, MS- 643-22M. A. lovlne, 189 Wood' SECURITY OFFICJERS wanted, BUNDLE ^ VES/TMEVUE • alah 10 VPROMonNbMNtPANcmecAraati HexAMBtTKM.MBU>Na IfMOTHBR NOW ,W il«ARiy\M ctlBiTM iU^ land St. full or part-time, must be over I aUU Transmission Go. THEY'RE AU ^ GaN* TO PUV DILLIP W IT— , — HSR FROM mrM.i»rn °sS X S :JzS FIANCES lARbAMMSMSMl 1967 FORD — 2 • door station 9906. After 6 p.m. “SEWING ALoaarAH i iwjsiT ^ - BIT10THIP U K ’ WAITINeM SOXSFiMPSST wagon, V-8, automatic trans­ .....- 21 years of age, have a clean 7 OLCOn STREET IrSTHC AAEMWRS0PTHI3 PORTME ' kSR O IR LST D TYPEWRITERS Standard record. We welcome retired i W. Q. GLENNEY NIGHT LAOCS' AUXILIARVYId ANCMM. TOOj BSnwoAO THBWUiW TRRVn.1 mission, 8196. CaU M9-6290. Movlng~Trueking— (BEAR «S4 CENTER ST.) •4AUAS4iiiMvan mil" SO TO THE City and electric. Repaired, over­ persons in good health and able DEAN 4 O F T H S TWE Storage 20 MACHINE 836 NORTH MAIN ST. MANCHESTER 4 T EEN -A Se 1966 DESOTO Firedome, good hauled, rented. Adding ma­ to prove It. CaU for further in­ 649-68SS Machine Products DANCE running condition, 8160. CaU chines rented and repaired. MANCHESTER DeUvery. Light formation iMtween 9-6, 247-8380 Phono 6464)022 AND THE •40-8930. Pickup and deUvery service. trucking and package deUvery. OPERATORS” or apply Room 207, 16 Lewis 166 Adam. Bt., Mancheater PROGRAM Yale Typewriter Sendee, M9- Refrigerators, washers and St., Hartford. IS UNDER 1960 CHEVROLET—848 engine, PLEASANT WORKING WAV. M6 horse power, 4 speed trans­ 4986. . stove moving specialty. Folding chairs for rent. 649-0762. WANTED — pah-time g^s sta­ Has mission, many extras. 640-4886. STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone CONDITIONS! tion attendant, experienced walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter­ preferred, references neces* 1969 DODOE — 4-door sedan, races. . AU concrete repairs. Painting—Papering 21 Experienced help and quail- sary, hours afternoon 1-6. See HELP WANTED Immediate Coronet, 8960. CaU M9-6818 al­ Reasonably priced. M8-0861. (led trainees wanted. Mr. Sloan, Esso Service Cen­ ter s p.m. EOCTERIOR and interior paint ter, Route 88, Vernon. HAROLD AND BON Rubbish Re Ing. Wallpaper books, paper Bam as you learn, excel- A U SHIFTS Openings: moval — attics, ceUars and hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Ful' lest (rlnfe benefiU (or aU. 1966 BUICK Special, sedan, 876. yards, weekly or monthly pick ly Insured. Workmanship guar^ MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES BY LBFF and McWILLlAMS OaU after 8 p.m.,. 643-8369. Machine Operators—Textile Finishing. Experience up. Bolton, Manchester vicin anteed. Leo Pelletier, M9-6326. SYLVANIA would help, otherwise we will train you. FULLJIME 1966 DODGE — 4-door sedan, Ity. Harold Hoar, 649-4034. If no answer, M8-9048. MANCHESTER MODES geE/ThankbA NONeENge LIGHT Hardinga Chuckor and / IP'yOUtiBOOINQTD CUTTHimOiNI,P.3. ' THtrVi PROPf BP amPMENT motor and body In good condi- PAINTTNG BY Dick Fontaine, PINE ST., MANCHBOTER tPr/AAMTEAl VOUVBOONE c a r r y U AABU RS0% LAWNMOWER sharpening; re­ Steady work, good pay, hospitalization, paid holi­ THAYs A VBSC/ HAND/ WrRI AT THE «Por. ANCHOR... IT WON'T tton, 1100. Coll 648-4380 after pairs, sales, rotor blades Interior and exterior. Paper Bridgeport OADGET-XlLLGIVE m e a g r e a t >^1- c^sT"* \ chpbse,this » »■ LONQ NOW* ^IR • p.m. BULBS days, vacations, life insurance, other benefits. JiOU 2 0 WJCKS FOR IT, SSIVICE. THBONiyiMAyJ fiJ., L_ - ...... sharpened; bicycle sales, serv­ hanging and wall paper rsmov Setup and Operatn ice. Manchester Cycle Shop, al. Dutch Boy and DuPont. SCHOOLDAYS could be your YOU TO »TAY WITH I960 FORD — 4-door station golden dollar days. Make^those Ml LIKI A «IA- Wagon, V-8, a,utomotlo trane- 149 W. Middle Turnpike, M9- Quality ;^orkmanshlp. CaU APPLY IN PERSON Msaa TvuiM a oveulngs, 62f-9671. extra hours pay you extra dol­ 6 For 89c mteolon, power eteerlng, |396. 3098. lars the AVON way. Look Into PART-TIME Coll 640-6290. REG. 86« EACH APPLIANCES repaired — all PAINTTNO, exterior and In­ this exceUent earning oppor­ Vp To 100 Watta AMERBEUE CORPORATION (5 nights 5:30 to l»6e CHRYSLER Windsor — 2- makes washers, refrigerators, terior, paperhanging, wallpa tunity today. Our new Chriet- 10:30) door hardtop, automatic trans­ trsMers, dryers, gas and else- per removed, 'dry wall work. mss Gift catalogues are more W. 0. QLENNEY ROCKVIIU, CONN. trio ranges. Oil burners Reasonable rates. Fully In beautiful than ever. Show them Turret Loth# mission, power steering and SS« NORTH MAIN BT. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER brakes, excelltnl o^dlUon, I cleaned and repaired. Coema sured. Free estimates. 648>9eeS, and they wlU sell for you. CaU •40-688S Hording* Chucker o 1900.640-ioea. ' AppUanoe; M9-0068, JMeph P. Lewie. 88»-4«ttt, V • I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1965 HA17CRB8TVB EVENING HEBALD. llANCHESTEB, CONN„ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 196B PAGE m N im ir PAGE EIGHTEEN Houass For 8als 72 HoiMM For Salt 71 Holuwt For 8sk 72 H«mis98 For Hals 72 8«bvrlNtB For Isl# 71 Suburbaii For Halo 75 SuburbM For Holt 7B HooMhoM Goods SI ApBrtmento—F l s t ^ Pamishtd Apartmoiito 6S-A Hooemi For Sale 71 hoiMM For 8«k Bolton MANCHE8TER ' — Modem l/S aif *00^ Ootonlal, 2H MANCHESTER _ Spaotoua 8 Tgnemmte €S ANDOVER S-room furnished SEVEN ROOM oldar home, 4 MANCHESTER — PresUge (jltS bathi, 8 flr*plMM, large nVB ROOM L-ahaped Ranch, BOL/TON — 4 bedroom Raneh, VERNON — (Roekvtlls) Charm­ SOUTH y m w tK m — V you SmOBR SBWINO MMhlnei — (1990) l-bedroom lUaali, 2 fire- room Bngllah Oolonlal, 4.b«l- wall to wall earpaUng, Are- 3 car garage, tennia court, ing 6-room Cape, beamed cell­ spsrtmMt, heat, bot water, hidroomi, 1 baths, IcS 72x161. area. Bpaoloua • room Colo­ family ro#m, 9 • uar garage, have been looking tor a home All tmd«>in machlnM reduced LOOKlNa for anything In real maocs, full basement with ga­ roome, 11,4 bathe, den, reo place, 811,700. Paaak Realty, aero lot, many treee and ing, custom wall bullt-lne, all sUctriolty, rsfrlgsrator. stovs. Msrion E. Robertson, Realtor. nial, IVi baths, 9-oar fMwga, l,ullt * lB8i uUUUae, ax- with a family room on the G>mposition of Insurance CLASSIFIED up to BO per cent. Many late estate rentals — apartments, rage, off Porter St. Bol Air room, garage. Hayta Agency. 988-7478, 742-9348. ehrube, ouatom built by U A R city oonvenisnoaa, with all ap­ main floor, ua today on Adults. <3, H. SUtns, Routs I, 646-6MM. encloeed breeseway. Direct aallant looaUon, quick ooou- 648.0161, can models traded in our fabuloua homes, multiple dwellings, call Real BsUU, 648-9822. Houelng. Owner tranefarred, pliances, 116,900. Bety Geeeay 741-7878. from owner 641-9644. Mnoy. Oharlaa Laaparanoa, thle ohannlng 6 room Ranch touch and aew machine durlns J. D. Realty, 64S-B1M. EAST SIDE muet Bell, 836,900. J. D. Real­ Krlatofak, Realtor, 876'4I701. home that w Just listed. It a t- FOUR ROOM fumishsd apart- S19-T990. 80 ARCBLUA DR. - Newly Board to Remain the Same our Sale-a-thon. Demonatra- MANCHESTER — 7 room Juet luted —• 9 year old ty, 648-6139, 649-8877, fere 8 good sised bedroome advertising WE HAVE oustomera waiting msnt tn good location. Newly HILLTOP DRIVE painted 8 room Ranch »rtth ton, all modali, draatloally re­ Ranch, many custom sxtras, Ranch, 126x180' lot, beauU- Vernon large living room, kitchen and The town insurance itdvIeoryAoould be used for aAdtUonal duced thia week only. Singer for the rental of your apart­ redeoorated, available October Manoksster itorm wlndowe and doom and board met this morning to dis­ Immaculate newly decorat­ prims location, 8 flrsplacts, ful condition, 8 bedroome, VERNON — L-Raneh featuring dining area, 12x22 peneled good worits In the futuro, uuA r t.AaaiFlRD ADVERTISING DEPT. HOUR^ ment or hom e.. J. D. Realty, 16. CaU 644-0011. room alr-conditlonem can be CALL THE MOVER cuss changing Its membership Sewing Center, 83S Main St., ed 6 room Ranch with rao room, two oar garags, OFFERS WANTED bath and a half, ovemlaed 6 roome, entrance foyer, 1% family room wKh bookehelvee, helping the Graac* In lUi 8 AAL to 5 .P.M. Manchester, B48-888S. eis-Bias. youre for 820,000. You can as- to Include a full-time life In­ fireplace and attached ga­ bresssway, bsautlfully trsed YOUNG 2-FAMILY kitchen, ‘Tobacco Vallay" bathe, bullt-lne, wall to wall Family tested three bed­ one cai' attached garage, oom- projeot to boouUly EoKoa ONE AND TWO room furnished Burnt a VA mortgage and surance agent as suggested by 4H ROOMS, heat, hot water,, rage, city water, city aew- lot, 884.900. J. D. Realty, 648- Hera ara two vacant homea, recreation room, breeae- carpeting, walk to echool. Buy room home on a dead end Unatlon windows, weH land­ Green. OE7T BANK TBRMS spaHments, heated. Kitchen pay $138. monthly. You will the selectmen. The board met COPY aDSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. stove, refrigerator, parking. ars, end walking dlstanoa 6129, 649-88n. both In axoaUent realden- way. 2-car garage, beauti­ now at only $17,600. CoUf A street. Extra large lot, pear ecaped lot, excellent condition AT ALBEJRrS /4 62 cialists. Among the more volatile Is­ Universal cpffee pot; 16 Shag- Second Ave. Taftville, Conn. EVBB. 649-2619, 843-0038 SALES AND Service on Aliens, 118 Main St. — 8100. 8 rooms, cupancy. 649-6626. medlate occupancy, 816.300. Ing Board of Appeals ^ U hold tion, $18,000. Marion Eidlund room Ranch, fireplaced living cation, sisking, $18,000. Rowe The store was s^ure at 1 Hartford Steam .150 154 The suggestion to reorganize sues, Xerox gained 2 and Kor- moor coat; two size 42 men’s j Hahn Eclipse; Jacobson lawn Fuel and Feed 49-A 643-2426, 9-5. SIX ROOM home, garage, fire­ Pasek Realty, 289-7476 or 742- a public hearing on Monday, Real Estate, 644-0414 , 286-4619. • room, family room, full base­ and Rowe Realty, 875-3167. V " - But police found the rear n r e .... 61% 62 the board came from the select­ vette lost 2. Zenith and UA. mowers, ^ so Homellte chain suits; site 7 wb^e boots; WARANOKE ROAD ment with rec room. Bel Air door pried open al 3:38 a.m. _ Smelting were up about 1 each. place, straight rental or option g243. I October 18, 1965 at 8 p.m. In OFF PORTER ST. — 6 room man, after hearing criticism of saws and International Cub Ca­ WOOD — Seasoned hardwood, child's 8 Vi patent shoes. 643- FOUR ROOM apartment, 64 MUST SELL — Immediately, Real Estate, 64S-93S2. VERNON — 6',^ room Ranch, during a routine check. Beer, ^ Prices advanced In heavy to buy. Asking |176. monthly. the Hearing Room of the Mu- Cape, shaded corner lot 42% of the board by Morris Silver- det Tractors. Rental equipment cut to fit your fireplace. De­ 9290, 1-8 p.m. Birch St., first floor. Inquire leaving state, extra large four 1V4 baths, 16x21 paneled fam­ bottles hod been dumped out o f' * ...... trading on the American Stock J.D. Realty, 643-6129. Nine rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2 fuU MANCHESTER — 6 room Cape, nlclpal Building on the follow- screened breeze,way, oversized 16% stein, a local Ufe insurance and sharaenlng service on all livered. Cilall 742-7852, 742-7279. second floor left. bedroom Ranch, 2V4 bathe, ' COVENTRY — 6 room, well ily room, sundeck, recreation their cases and smashed on the ^ ...... Exchange. baths, prime location. 8 bedrooms, Immaculate condi-1 ing appUcations; garage, 88 Grandview 8t. Call 88% agent. rtlakes. L A M Equipment fireplaces, family room, excel maintained home on elevated room, walkout basement, wall floor. PoHce suspect the cases' Travelers .. Corporate bonds were mixed Oorp., Route 83, Vernon, 87B- RCA 21” console TV—UHF and tlon, fireplace, must be sold, I Russell Phllbrick, 364 Main owner 649-0481. The keeping of two sets of FIVE ROOMS, stove second Suburban For Rent 66 lent condition, make offer. Call acre lot, fruit trees, etc. $14,- to wall carpeting. 100x250 well were used to transi>ort the; UtlUttee and U.S. Treasury bonds were 7609. Manchester Exchange — Garden— Farm— Dairy VHF, 850. Call 649-5624. floor, adults only, 860 per Owner moving into new home, S t, Business Zone III. Vari- 200 for fast sale. Leonard Agen­ books, Crockett explained, will T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor 607 WOODBRIDGB St. — 3 bed­ 643-6329. landscaped grounds, fabulous liquor. j(3onn. Light A unchanged. Enterprls 1946. Products 50 month. J. D. Realty. Call 643- 816,600. J. D. Realty 643-6129, ance is requested to erect slgm cy, Realtors, 646-0469. allow Ufe insurance agents to WATKINS PRODUerrS—Early VERNON — Spacious five room 643-1577 room Ranch, garage, screened 400 range, as.sumable 4% per The home of (Tharles Donahue P ow er...... 40'% 41% 1 5129. apartment, resting In Ideal 640-3877. closer to street line than regu­ MANCHESTER — West Side share In Ufe, health and acci­ RICH STONE-PREE loam, I l f CX3URTLAND. Macintosh, and shoppers catch the di.scount. porch, located on bus line, im­ cent mortgage, early occu­ a t -1006 W. Middle Tpke. was Conn. W a te r...... 21% 22% five yards. Sand, gravel, stone, l a r g e EiXECUnVE Ranch, 7 lations permit, at above loca­ room custom Ranch, 2 fire­ VERNON — Custom U A R dent comml.s.sions but not In Delicious apples. Apple cider Regular monthly specials, gift country setting. CaU 646-0311. pancy. Upper teens. 875-6037. broken Into late yesterday af- Hartford Gas .... 49% 51 Public Records fill, and manure. 643-9504. WINTER ST. — 8 room apart­ J rooms, modem kitchen with all tion. mediate occupancy, reasongbly places, 80x230 landscaped lot, built contemporary Ranch, general Insurance commissions. ternoon and two pistols and a Holyoke Water .. 26 27 made on premises. Ferrando's Items, wrappings smd boxed ment, with refrigerator, stove, RCXIKVILLE — 4 rooms, first built-lns, dining room, two fire­ Burr Corners Shopping Plaza, priced. Call owner, 649-7660. near school, shopping. Bel Air family room, fireplace, sun- Asked If this would include the Warrantee Deed KEEP YOUR carpets beautiful pair of binoculars stolen, police New England Gas Orchards, located on Birch Mt. and personall2»d cards. Shop air conditioner, and disposal, floor, clean, heat and stove in­ places, 2\i baths, family room, OFFICIAL off east side of Wilbur Cross Real E.state, 643-9332. deck, high scenic sloping wood- Ellington first-year premium on the new Jarvis Enterprises, Inc. to Mancheeter report. | A Elec...... 46% 45% despite constant footsteps of Road, off Hebron Ave. (Rt. at your convenience. Delivered all utilities, for appointment cluded. 649-3193 or 875-1894. two car garage wooded lot, Parkway, north of ToUand ed lot. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. school policy, Crockett said it George W. Danforth and Eliza­ Merrit Sawyer of 620 Center So. Now England a busy family. Get Blue Lus­ 94) Glastonbury. now or later. Call Eleanor caU 649-9404. 649-9644. 826,600. Fhllbiick Agency 646- NOTICE Turnpike, Business Zone m . INCOME PROPERTY CIRCA — 1784 white plRars, SCENIC VIEW would. Board members figured beth L. Danforth, property on tre. Rent electric shampooer, ANDOVER — 8 room house. VERNON — 4-bedroom Ranch St. told police he was missing j Telephone ...... 54% 54% Buck, 643-5768. 8464. TOWN OF BOLTON Variance Is requested to erect busine.ss zone, 3,S(X> square that this would run to about Kane Rd. 81. Paul's Paint A Wallpaper FT%^ ROOM FLAT, third floor, Can be used by two families, In desirable Center area, fire- $50 cash from his home. The Unit. Illuminating 40 40% free - standing ground sign, Two family, 5 over 5, down­ feet selling and storage, plus Compare the value in this I $600 this year, then decrease to Bonding Permito APPLES, Macs and Delicious. 2 kitchens, etc., central heat, Raised ASSESSORS placed living room, 1V4 baths Supply. newly decorated, available MANCHKSTER town Just off Main Street. lovely 8 room house. Hutchins 7-room .split level, family theft could have happened with- Manufacturing Companies a nominal sum. Humble Oil and Refining Co., 172 So. Main Street. Musical Instruments 53 2 • car garage, centrally lo­ Town residents are hereby which will exceed amount of family kitchen, loaded with now, 830. C!all 643-8116. Ranch excellent condition. Excellent return on your In­ Agency, 649-5324. room, 2 full baths, fire­ in the last ten days, he said.' Anderson L a b ---- . 5^4 5% Distribution of this year’s dwelling demolition at 1136 cated. CaU 278-(XX)0. After 6 rbed^m'sTr^e Wtche7;riththat O ct 1st Is the as- square feet permitted by regu- vestment, or owner occupied pine cabinets, dishwasher, etc., APPLE3S—^McGowens and Bald-, place, built - ins. garage, Bristol Brass . . . . 9% 9% premiums will take place next Tolland T’pke., $475; sign at LOAM ROOM, nearly new, 2 fam­ p.m., 643-8753. room for table, dining room, s««»ment date In Bolton, Conn, latlons, at above location, as lower unit currently basement garage, rear porch, wins, squash, acorn, butternut, panoramic view. A quality through a cellar ]^ d o w . The (!loleoO' Ind...... 15% 16% week, after a few more bills are 1136 Tolland Tpke..,$475; gas ORGAN ily, attractive, spacious, sepa­ family room two fireplaces, i -A-” personal property must be Reginald Pinto, 371 Middle available. Convenient to bus partially finished rec -room. A Top grade, fine texture 81. half bushel, bring contain­ VERNON — modem 4 room $16,900 home for only $21,900. dresser drawers inllhe master Ck>nn. Printers .. . 30 32 written at the selectmen's meet- station at 1136 ToUand Tpke., rate oil burner, parking. Avail­ two fuU baths two car garage,' declared ,to the assessor by the Turnpike, West, Residence Zone or stores. $13,500. Call D. lot of house for $18,900. Hayes loam for sale at a low, low ers. 336 Hillstown Road. GULBRANSEN transistor­ apartment, with heat, electric bedroom were ransacked and First Hartford i Ing Fridjiy. Around $1,800 Is in- $16,000. able now. 643-6030, 649-7277, patio, beautifully' landscaped “''’''"er to avoid a 10% penalty A. Variance is requested to Staca Manchester — 2-story house Agency, 646-0181. the money taken. price. 81.00 a yard if you ized Spinet organ, walnut stove, electric hot water heat­ Realty ...... 6% 6% I volved this year. The money w-lll U and R Housing Oorp. for 247-3636. lot with trees, wall to wall car- imposed by the Oonnectlcut erect carport closer to side line on large lot. foyer, living load and haul. 81.50 a yard finish, excellent condition, er, ceramic tile bath, cabinet BARROWS & WALLACE Fuller Brush .. . . 48 50 . be distributed on a point basis William R. Hunnlford, dwelling Fertilizers 50-A - peting and drapes included in State statutes by Nov. 2, 1965. than regulations permit, at room, dining room, pantry IX — Bolton Center — Choice Colli Wagner If we load and you haul. 44 note keyboards, with re­ THREE ROOMS for rent with kitchen, eomblnation storms, Manchester Parkade Gerber Scientific . 28% 27% to all general agents in town. at 62 Garden Grove, $15,000. price of 824,600. Phllbrick Real estate and registered above location. and kitchen on first floor, location L-shaped Ranch, large 81.50 a yard plus, 85.00 an GOOD COW manure — 86 and verberation, percussion and heat, stove, $80. monthly. In­ near shopping center, church­ Manchester 649-5306 643-9088 875-3396 No Time for Blowout LoPointe Ind. .. . . 2% 3% I Crockett reported that $60 Attaoluneiit Agency 640-8464. motor vehicles do not have to Land Development, Inc., Lot 2 porches, 3 large bed­ living room with fireplace, hour for truck if we load 810 loads. Excellent for lawns chimes, built-in Leslie quire 32 Church St. es and schools, first floor. CaU Open 8:30-9 Daily N. B. Machine .. . 34% 35% has been paid to the group Ufe Albert J. Gentile against Jo­ be declared. No. 2, south side Scott. Drive, 8:30-6 Sat. and Sun. rooms, walk-up attic, one- kitchen has built-in stove and AKRON, Ohio — A tire manu­ and haul. We haul on Sat­ and shurbs. Delivered. 643-7804, speaker, 8750. 875-9493, after 5. 20% 21 seph P. Dyer, property on Pair- HUGE KTICHEW, birch cabl- Personal property consists of Residence AA Cluster Zone. car garage. A large house bven, ceramic tiled bath, full VERNON — $15,500. 3-bedroom facturer tested a racing tire on North A Judd .. Insurance expert the board call­ urdays only. Weekdays call 649-8731. 34% view St.. $25,000. nets, dishwasher, screened machinery, aircraft, water pow­ Variance is requested to main­ ITVB BEDROOM CJolonial for a small price. basement, over one acre of Ranch, fireplaced living room, special equipment here by ac- Peter Paul ...... 33% ed in to .evaluate proposals for 643-2438 and ask for Ber- WATKINS HAMMOND 454 MAIN ST. — 8 rooms, 886, Qaitclalm Ikeed porch, eVi room Colonial, IVi er, dams, livestock, farm ma­ tain a dwelling which has been Lakewood Orcle area, formal land. Built in 1964, perfect con­ kitchen, breakfast bar, full Smyth Mfg...... 18 20% tjj? school In.surance. nle. -Saturday call either Call 643-2426, 9-6. Houses For Sale 72 Henry Nukls to Valija Nuld*, Household Goods 51 ORGAN and PIANO baths, Manchester. Reduced to chinery and tools, office equip­ erected 2’ closer to the side line dining room, new kitchen, land- WARREN E. HOWLAND dition. Selling for $19,600. Call basement, 95x170 lot. Bel Air Standard Screw .. 35% 86% Crockett said he thought that 643-2438 or 643-OlSl ask property at 22 Angel St. BENTLY SCHOOL area—clean DUPLEIX 8-6, in central Man­ 819,900. Hutchins Agency, ment, goods, utility equipment than regulations permit, at acaped yard, near schools, $29,- the R. F. Dtmock Oo., 649-6246. Real Estate, 648-0332. speed of sound. Stanley Works .. 27% 28% the insurance premium fund fo r Andy or Bemle. EVERYTHING in sterilized re­ STUDIO Realtor 643-1108 5 room flat, garage. Wesley chester, 3-bedrooms each side, Realtors, 649-8324. 900. Phone 646-9471. conditioned used furniture and and fixtures and all other tax­ above location. VERNON — Close to Manches­ 17 Oak St. 643 j 171 R. Smith, 643-1667. good condition, 2-car garage. able goods, including unregis­ Maurice E. French, 26 Lin­ WALLPAPER and Paint sale appliances, high quality — low MANCHESTER 6 room Ranch, TWO FAMILY, 4-4, on large lot, ter line, this .8% room Ranch Priced to sell. Wesley R. Smith, tered motor vehicles, trailers den St., Residence Zone A, Spe­ this week. Morrison Paint and prices. LeBlanc Furniture, 195 NICE 3-room apartment, heat, brand new, aluminum siding with large storage building in features attached garage, built- Wanted— Buy 58 Realtor, 643-1667. and boats. cial Exception Is requested to COLONIAL — 7 rooms, 2-car Wallpaper Store, 739 Main, South Street, Rockvill*. 876- stove, and refrigerator fum- and brick, full cellar, large lot, rear, one apartment now va­ garage, 2% baths, 2 fireplaces, in oven and range, central air- _ __ _ Disabled veterans and blind convert 1-famlly dwelling to 2- (Theatre Bldg.). 2174, Open 9-8. . WANTED — Partitioned or lead­ nished, 890. Adults only. Call garage, sliding glass doors sep- cant, convenient location, $14,- aluminum siding, built 1962, conditioning, remarkable value ed glass, electric table lamps, 643-6802, 649-6205. e r o ^ g dining rooni from rear i “hould file certificates with the family dwelling, at above loca- 100. 646-1919 between 5-7 p.m. plus numerous features and ex­ at $16,2(». Ck>Ui A Wagner, 648- SCREENED LOAM — For the SEWING MACHINE — Singer town clerk. tlon. Come See also kerosene lamps. Call 623- sundeck, 819,900. J. D. Realty, tras. An executive home, prime 9088, 876-3896. best in lawns and gardens from automatic zig - zag, cabinet SUBLEASE: New three room WEST SIDE Farmers should file for ex­ Herman Yules, 167 171, 5871. 648-6129, 640-3877. location. Paul J. (Jorrentl Agen­ our screening plant, Andover- model, excellent condition, but­ apartment, through June, with emptions. 179, 185 East Center St.^, Resi­ VERNON — (Rockville) Excel­ Shsath and Jacket cy, 643-5363. Columbia. Delivered. George ton holes, embroiders, hems, WE BUY and sell antique and appliances and heat, parking. PORTER STREET area — 6 All property owners should lent neighborhood, large 6% H. Griffing, Inc., 742-7886. 5 Vi room Ranch, full base- dence Zone C. Variance la re­ etc., was 8309.50, unpaid bal­ used furniture; china, glass, sil­ Available Nov. 1. 649-2216. men^. finished rec room, room Dutch Colonial, Screen­ notify the assessors if you have quested to waive side line re­ room Ranch, one year old, CHRISTMAS CARDS — Books ance 859.85, take over pay­ ver, picture frames, old coins, 1 Vi tiled. baths, fireplace, ed porch, garage, lovely shad­ changed your address In the quirements for the erection of slate entry, fireplace, built-lns, NEW THREE ROOM all electric from six nationally kno^^ com­ ments of 88. monthly. City Sew­ gmns> pewter, scrap gold, good condition, hot water ed lot, only, 818,900. Hayes past year. a continuous garage, and also Colorful S'famp-Ons! aluminum storms, wlndo'wed the tuned ca r Garden Apartments, new stove panies. Can show on leave ing Center, Hartford, 522-0476. watches, old Jewelry, hobby oil heat, approximately one Agency. 646-0181. Office Hours: Wednesday, variance to permit lot coverage walk-out basement, city water, and refrigerator, choice of col­ books. Discount on October or­ collections, paintings, attic con­ acre lot, quiet neighbor'; October 27 and Friday, October by buildings over the 25% sewers, other extras, $18,900. (3LEAN, USED refrigerators, ors, 890 per month, no lease. BOWERS SCHOOL—8 - bedroom ders. Call 643-8452, 643-6768 for tents or whole estates. Furni­ hood, 30 day occupancy. „ . . ,, , ,29, 2to7 p.m. Saturday, Octo- maximum, at above location. Bety Gessay Kristofok, Real­ ranges, automatic washers Leonard Agency, Realtors, 646- appointment. ture Repair Service. 643-7449. Priced at only 818i6()0. , ber 30. 10 a.m. to 7 p ^ . and All persons Interested may tor, 876-0701. with guarantees. See them at 0469. en • dining area, 2 fireplaces. Monday, November 1, 2 to 7 attend this hearing. DUO-THERM automatic gas B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 WANTED—Antique china, glass, Reduced for quick-'8ale, Hayes p.m. Zoning Board of Appeals space heater, like hew. 643- Main St. Call 643-2171. furniture, lamps guns, etc. FOUR ROOMS, all Improve­ Agency, 646-0181. ments, garage, 134 Maple St. CHARLES LESPERANCE Ray (3occonl, John F. Clifford, Coventry — Beautiful 5% - 1966 Buick at 4237. Call 523-6871. room Ranch, 3 large bed­ MUST SELL — Moving. Ham­ Apply at 91 Battista Rd. GARRISON COLONIAL In ex­ Malcolm Lambert, Chairman mond organ like n ^ , 8600. Cas­ rooms, oil hot water , heat, OURNE 10x12 FOOT tool shed, reason­ Chester Luke, John A. CagianeUo, Rooms Without Board 59 SIX R(X1MS, centrally located, 649-7620 ecutive neighborhood on a 2%-car detached garage, able, buyer must move. Call tro convertible sofa, 886. West­ beautiful wooded lot, 6 rooms, Assessors Secretary lnghouse front loaded washer, 1136. monthly, heat^. J. D. with two rooms overhead, 640-7728;' ROOMS FOR RENT, one block IVi baths, breezeway, 2-car ga­ Today, Thurs., Oct. 14th 836. Refrigerator, 830. 742-8090. Realty Oo., 643-6129. beautifully Isindscaped cor­ from Main /fitreet, free park- rage, 826,400. Phllbrick Agency, "niE AMAZING Blue Lustre RANCH — Large family sized ner lot, 150 x 200, asking, ,lng, kitchen privileges, gentle­ 649-8464. UICK will leave your uphplstery UNCLAIMED LAYAWAY men only. 643-5127. FIVE ROOMS, 2 or 8 bedrooms, kitchen, large living room with $ 12,000. beautifully soft and clean. heat and hot water, garage, fireplace, 8 bedrooms, rec Rent electric shampooer. 81. Refrigerator, Stove and TV THE THOMPSON HOUSE, Cot­ 8116. Available Immediately. Coventry — (2) three-room Included room, house in immaculate WANT A SECURE POSITION Olcott Variety Store. tage Street, centrally located, J. D. Realty Co., 643-6129. condition, completely remod'^ INVITATION homes with central heat and S Modem Qj^ms of Furniture large, pleasantly furnished eled' Inside and out, 816,900. basements, one with attach­ "NEVER USED anything like Appliances, Lot No. 29f rooms, parking. Call 649-2368 FOUR. ROOM heated apart­ IN THE RESTAURANT FIELD? ed garage, both under, It.” say users of Blue Lus­ Phllbrick Agm cy, 649-8464. T O BID 10 Pc. Bedroom Set for overnight and permanent ment, centrally located, all util­ $6,500. tre for cleaning carpet. Rent 8 Pc. Living Room Set guest rates. ities. Call 649-1919 between 6-7 MANCHESTER — 6-8 duplex, Sealed bids will be received at It's yours, if you qualify with thf W. T. Grant electric shampooer, 81- The 26 Pc. Kitchen S e t - p.m. nice condition, 2 oil furnaces, the office of the General Man­ Coventry — Beautiful 5- Sherwin-Williams Co. Den or Spate Bedroom Set Free Coffee NICE ROOM, attractive home modern bathrooms, axceUent ager, 41 Center Street, Man­ C om pony. Brinlly, horn's What w o offor you: room Ranch, with attached .. 8S A WEEK for gentleman with references, 96 WEST Middle Tpke. modern location. Also unusual 8-bed­ chester, Conn., until October 22, garage, three bedrooms, COLLIER'S 24 volume encyclo­ baseboard radiation, com­ pedia, with 10 volumes Junior $844 very convinient location, 21 4V& room dujdex, heat, hot wa­ room Ranch with rec room, 1985 at 11:00 a.m. for Addition $5,000 to $8,000 annually while in plete landscaping and beau­ classic, 2 volume dictionary Church St. 646-4966. ter, garage, eleqtric stove and over half acre land, S garages. to Dog Potmd. Bid forms, plans training-—depending upon your sxpor- DISCOUNT FURNITURE refrigerator, Immediate occu' For fuU information cstll EHIb- and specifications are available tiful yard, asking 813,900. and bookcase, ten months old. ROOMS with kitchen privileges, ionco! Asking $270. 649-3320. WAREHOUSE pancy, $125 monthly. CaU 649 worth Mitten Agency, Realtors, at the Ck>ntroller’s Office, 56 8580 MAIN STnEBTr, 622-7240 central location, Mrs. Dorsey, 2866. before 6 p.m. 14 Arch St. 648-8960. Center Street, Manchester, Con­ F. M. GAAL SPOTS before your eyes — on Hartford, Coonecfleut necticut Security! Donuts... COLONIAL — llVi rooms, SV& Gall Green Broker your new carpet — remove NiOri llGOM for woman, kltch' SIX ROOM Duplex,, Immediate Town of Manchester, Formerly Fuller Brush Bldg. hatha, Uving room 80x16, atone 247-7092 648-3689 them with Blue Lustre. Rent en and home privileges, ref­ occupuicy. Inquire 280 HllUard Connecticut Rapid advancamont waiting for thoso fireplace, 6 acres of land, out- electric shampooer, 81. Lar­ Open Monday ThrouiHt erences. Call 648-4866. ' St. or eoU 649-06S1. AdUHa pre Richard Martin, who earn it! sen’s Hardware. Saturday ferred. bulldinga, 8H.600. PhUbrtok General Manager 9 AM. to 9 P.M. ROOMS FOR RENT, ladies pre Agency, 649-8464. Friendly relationships in family - like RCX3KVILLE — 5 • bedroom ORDERS TAKEN for hand ferred, cooking facilities, cen­ MANCHESTER — Modern t honfb, aluminum combinations, made pine cone wreaths, 815. CALL — ASK r O R DAVID ’ tral location. Call 648-7292, 648- room apartment, heat, hot atmosphere! 8I3A newly redeoorated plus new Come On In- Can be seen..at 120 West Cen­ 7684, water, atove, refrigerator, furnace, $13,600. for quick sole. ter St., or call 646-0067. HOLLYWOOD BE)D, good con­ waahar aqd dryer in basement, Liberal Company benefits . . . A style■ you can wear around Bel Air Real EsUU, 841-9683. BrawM oraHnd and hov* a cup of coIVm dition, reasonable. Call 643- MODERN ROOM, private bath 800. AduMs. 946-0810 after 6. ST. JAMES’ PARBH aslondar a n ^ always look Luscious apples and pears ITHACA 12 gauge shotgun, sin­ 4297. , and entrance, parking, rec Vacation, Holidays, Sickness and ac­ best! ShsKh and com- makt an appetizing trim for (XlVENTRY — 8 room Raised 1 and a doughnut with iitl gle shot, lever action, highest room privUeges. 648-9696. kitchen curtains, aprons, towels, WESTINGHOUSB refrigerator, BRAND NEW custom buUt S Rtnlon Jacket iir halt-sizes. Ranch, rec room, fireplace, gm-' offer. 649-3826. ESTABLISHED NEIOHBORHOOD cident plans. Employe discounts, luncheon seta, etc.! So easy to apartment size, with freezer room apartment, apaclous No. SlM with Patt-O-Rama Is rage, 3 acres wlixHled lot, coni \ FURNISHED room, 810 per use — just Iron them on! TENT — 9x9 outside frame, compartment, excellent condi­ rooms, extra large closets, and Group Iniuranco, One of the finest ra- in sites 19%, 14%, ie%, 18%, be easily converteii to a two week, Blroh St., parking. 646 all ultra modem'faclUtles, cen­ Pattern No. 2985-H has color family, ideal altuatlon for io ^ UB^ three times, reasonable. tion. Call 643-6901 after 6. 0395. ' tirament plans in any field. BOH. 19%, 24%, 36%. Bust 88 to Call 643-4297. trally located, parking avaU- 5V2 r o o m r a n c h 87. BUS 14%, 85 bust, dress, 2% transfer for 21 moUfs; directions laws to have their own prl^ SOLID MAPLE dinette zet, in­ ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, able, call S40-»a58. If you are free to locate in any area, have at least a Fnrds of 46-lneh; Jacket, sh. si. for use. vacy in your home. J. D. Real­ 8’ x 6’ MORTAR mixing box, 2 cluding 6 chairs, table buffet, gentleihan, shower, private en­ high school diploma, would like to be a part of the tii yards. To order, send 86c hi coins to: ty, 648-5129, 649-3877. ' brick carriers, 4 staging brack­ end china closet. Excellent con­ trance, parking. Inquire 195 SIX rooms, hot water heat no PLUS PmiSHID PLAYROOM To order, send 8O0 In coins to; Anne Cabot, Thw' Manchester 285 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER children under 12 years. Call rapidiy expanding W. T. Grant Company, are eager to ets, complete, $12. 361 HiUs- dition. 646-9986. Spruce St. ieam and accept responsibility. Bus BuhisU, The Manchester Evening Herald. 1160 AVE. OF (XILUMBIA — S-tamily gold town Rd„ 643-2001. after 6 psn., 649-9782.>^' ■venlng Herald, 1160 AVE. OF AMKIUOAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. medallion 4-4 duplex, excellent HOTPOINT garbage disposal Treed I(^, all plastered waHs, oversized kitcjien, Send letter of application to: AMERICA*, WVORK, N.Y. 10086. financing available, Oall fori OURNE (Corner of Eost Middle Turnpike) 64 y a r d s Mohawk wool car­ SEVEN room tanement, 22 Lo­ with V4 horse power motor, PLEASANT room for gentle­ dishwasher. Very dasirabie location. Minutes from ukm. For ist-olass mailing add 10c faoto end figures. Leonard pet, living room set, complete 820. 86” neutone skinless hood man, parking, 21 Edmund S t cust 8 t„ 1120. Call 648-2420, for each pattern. Print Name, Agency, Realtors, 046-0409. bedroom set, dinette set, bar­ 9-5. schools, churches, shopping. For Ist-olose mailing add lOc with exhaust blower, $25. 861 w ooch pattern. Print Name, Address with Zip Code, Styla gain. 646-0194. Hillstown Rd., 648-2901. Apartment Buildings C. ALTMAN. District Monogtr GLASTONBURY - $8,000 down •••Phent 649-4 5 71.ee PTVB ROOM radecoratad, hast­ M drste with 29p Code, Style No. and Slse. Send 80c now for your new '66 will buy 2-famlIy house on OOdiUBR encyclopedia, never O. B. refrigerator, 816; Kelvl- Tenements 63 ed flat, second floor, on bus FRIGID FOR IMMIDIATl SAU W. T. GRANT COMFANY AO. and Slse, Fall and Winter Album I Regular acre. lot. For details esU the used, eet of chtidren’e books nator electric etwe, 820; ex- Uns, 8195. monthly. Available Send 60o today for the foil A ■ ) THREE ROOM apartment, 470 features; (Ikistom Collection; Leonard Agency, Realtors, 040- UICK bududed, very reasonable. Call ecutlve desk, $25; swivel desk CAU OWNIR » M1.2MI •Inter '66 edition of our pattern Main S t, 890. Call 648-2426, Nov. 1st Can after 5:80, 949- I N N a t Dtona Hlqhway., WoHMriflaM, C omh. 0409. 649-1162. «*alr, $10. 649-6762. 9-5. 9718. ■MgMina Basic Fashion. Iteipi to crochet, knit, itltohi

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1966, FACE TWENTY Averafe Dajly Nat Ppm s Run Ibd Wdather JEaturlf9Bt9r lEtt^nfng tha Week Ended g g.. A ^ ^ ■ g. - ^ .A. A ^ A a , ^ A A . -a -o- | fb n o M t al U. e. Wmtpm mifrnrn Oetebw B, ltdd fet featuring 12 dlffartut foods A rummage sals will ba hald The Human Relations Com- M lu BllMn Borti, daughter of Cleadyt mUd, **aM$aa*l ahaw mission wtn not meet this Mr. and Mra. Paul A. Borla ot riirNA K ^ ru will atart at 7:40. There wlU be A1 Gentile tomorroiw from 9 a.m. to noon 14,452 ziuauiuiT B iipr i w u i p a IUVU ant tqalght. tew In Bdsi partly About Town month. Chairman Cheater Obu- 271 Hanry St, haa baan namad dancing to the music of AH FASHION at Bmanuat tsitheran Church. Mtembsr at th* A a « t 9 at. BarthotomcWa ChiiatniM chowald aaye there appeare to to Uia daan'a Uat at SmHh Col­ Month’s Work Laughery's Orchestra from 9 to svay, adld Ciaaarriar, hlfh Si-70. 1 a.m. Prisae will ba awarded Suing Dyer BnrMM at ClMSdaHaa F irrfi- la in m«d ot food ua«d be no pressing need tor one. He lage, Northampton, Mom. SHOW MenelMdfdF*—4 City o f Vtttago Charm The lAitherweds ot Bmanual ManchMtar Public Health for the best costumes. toya and houae and attic traaa- Lsitheran Church will have a reminda the oommlseion that Sponsored by B’Nal B*fMfe Chapman Court, Order of Nur*M mad# 497 vtelte last Junior Vloa Commander Joseph P. Dyer of 40 Fairvlew urea. Thoae wiahin* to donate Miaaquerade Party tomorrow at four or more membera may re­ Amaranth, will meet tomorrow month, it was reported by Mra. Michael Nhnlrowskl ia ohalr- St., Hate director of the Office MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY. OCTTOBER 15, 1965 (dnaelfled Adverttelng an Pnge 21) toya may contact Mra. Mlylio « In Uither Hall of the church. quest a epeolal meeting. OCT. 14 — 8 P.M. VOL. LXXXV, NO. 18 (TWBNTT-FOUB PAGEB-TWO 8BCTI0N8) PRICE SEVEN CENTS at 7:4A p.m. at the Maaonlc man of the iMnoe. Cartill, 4S Conatance Dr., while The event la open to all couplet Charles Andersen, nursing su­ ot Sconomlo Opportunity, 1* be­ Temple. Aaaoclate matron* and Tloketa may ba obtained from Mra. Stanley Bellefleur od 400 of the church. Mr. an^ Mrs. Rob­ WHHsm Curtis, euperlntend- pervisor, at a meeting ot the ing sued for $20,000 in a 'Uaf- TampiG BgHi Sholom patron* will visit. Mr*. Daniel post offloei* or from the post Vernon St. will accept calla re­ ert Hylander are In charge of ent of Manchester Sohoola, will executive board Tueaday at 400 Middle Tnmpiks Eagl Provan 'wlU sarva refreshmente. steward. amatlon of Charaotar" action garding the houae and attic the program while Mr. and Mra. speak at a meeting of the Bhe- Manchester Memorial Hospital. Slight Delay Officer* are reminded to wear brought by Albert J. (A l) Oan- ADMISSION 11.20 Sun Finally Shines treaaurers. mentary School Principals As­ She also reported that the Curt Rltaen are In charge of re­ colored gown*. tUe, Now Britain orohastra lead­ Inohidea Bafreehman^ D w r freshments. Mr. and Mre. Rich­ sociation of Hartford County on following clinics were held; PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) M1«8 Jacqueline Cook, daugh­ Oct. 21 at 1 p.m. at Mountain 4 in Town Get er. Prlaes and Honm — Pianist Donald Lehman ard Berggren will lead devo- Three maternity service with The suit Hems from what Threat of Arrests ter ot Mr. and Mrs. Vernon 8. Laurel Restaurant, Thompson- h#4 to cnll off a eehaduled tlona. K2; four pediatric with 47; four Gentile aJlegee were nwlicloua Cook at 323 Woodbrldge St., vlUe. Movie Saturday medical and arthritic with 38; State AL Posts conoart bedlus* of a do-it- statements issued by Dyer to waa inducted Into the Academy, three eurgical and tumof with ‘Unbelievable’ R^in yourself project. The Rev. Karle R. Owter of an honor society at Simmons Four Mancheeter membera of newspapers on Aug.-14 and "I was fixing a door North Methodist Church will Officers and members of the Free to Parent 7, and three cheat with 49. college, Boston, yesterday at the American Legion have been again on Sept. 13, quesitioning WINDOW SHADES frame at home and bent preach Siuiday from 8:13 to 8:30 British American Club will Mrs. Andersen eald that she the college. She was one ot 18 Manchester Jaycee* are appointed to Department posts. the New Britain man's quaUfl- two or three nails. 'That meet tonight at 7:30 at the had served as a panelist at a accepted Into the Academy. ' A a m. on WINF radio. The serv­ pulling a switch Saturday, The appointments were an­ cablons for an $8,000 neighbor­ W A S H A B U made me mad and eartlass. clubhouse and proceed to the recent meeting of school nurses 1982 graduate of Manchester ices are sponsored by the Man­ when they sponsor a "Kid­ nounced to Cmdr. Herman hood coordinator poH In the TH* next Ihvlp* I smacked Ignored, March On IN T IR C T A n chester Mlnd.sterial Association. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 of Manchester at Waddell Falls over Florida High School, Miss Cook has dle Show" at 1:30 p.m. at Wagner by Depsu-tment Cmdr. city's Odflce of Elconamlc Op­ my finger with th* ham­ Main St., to pay respects to a School. The topic of the panel been on the dean's list ever>' the State Theater. Par­ John C. Roberto. AQUA SHADES by a hit-run driver white mer,” said the embarrassed member, the laite Daniel was "Health Services for Resi­ portunity. POMPANO BEACH, Fla.f*'*. ••nwall* W M h ad away byOkUlaA semester. She Is a recipient t>f North Methodist Church will ents accompanying their the force of v i ^ r that ran from walking; her dog near her horn*. Lehman. dents of Manchester." They are Francis E. Miner to Gentile claims that, .as a re­ (AP) — The sun broke a fo«ir-year Simmons soholar- spon.sor a paper drive on Sat­ Wright children will be admitted 9 3 “* ^ * * ® ^ land to ooaan, and dosana of Offioeft barrlcadsd streets It was bruised, but net Department vice chairman of sult of the alleged statements with Your BdUen through scattered clouds ■ ship and has been prc.sident of urday from 8 a.m. to noon. Pap­ free of charge — children he was subsequently discharged autosutos stalled ih water up to that thay thought might cave in. broken, so Thursday's con­ State News ers may be brbvight to the The Women's Guild of Trin­ rehabilitation; Earl Petersen to over southeast Florida’s Viet Policy her dormitory. Miss Cook Is a will be charged fifty cent*. assistant Department baseball from the post and that Ms gen­ Full Line of Custom theirheir door handlas. J' Part of dna street was washed cert, the first in a fine art* senior In the .school of education church grounds. For pickup ity Covenant Church will meet fabled Gold Coast today af­ Into the Wahoo , Canal. At one series at Warner . Pacific The program will fea­ Hobo Dance Set chairman; Eugene Freeman to eral reputation In the commu­ "This is th* most terrifylM majoring In mathematics. service, contact the church of­ tomorrow at 8 p.m, at the ture "Snow White and the VENETIAN BLINDS ter two days of torrential spot, laawalls collapaad from College, was set back to religious emphasis committee as nity has been damaged, that he thlngblng I’ve ever seen,” said Max- Convention fice. church. Mrs. Fred Hutt and Three Stooges,” and will By Legion Post the water behind them Cot. 21. Subject of first District chaplain; and haa been humiliated and em- rains that brought wide­ ine DeOraw, who saw her Mrs. William T. Smyth Jr. will Include sevesal cartoon* — not the waves breaking In Globe Travel Service of no.’s serve as hostesses. Henry R. Wlerzblckl to Depart­ barraseed, and that hie oppor­ E. A. JOHNSON spread flooding. neighbor’s boat dock and sea­ Grace Group of Center Con­ plus. The American Legrion Post front. Alters Rule Main St. will spon.sor special ment convention committee and tunity to earn a living has been It wga the area’s greatest wall washed away. ‘Teach-in’ gregational Church will meet This will be the second will have Its annuel Halloween The Weather Bureau eald the chart ei-ed bus trips to the Miss Patricia Rackowskl, to the internal affairs commis­ substantially Impaired. PAINT 00. rainfall in memory. The rain dumped more water World's Fair tomorrow. Sattir- Monday at 8 p.m. at the Rob­ of three “Kiddles' Shows" Hobo Dance for members and "Almost unbelievable wooden etend for the rain gauge daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon­ sion for three years. Earlier this week, Gentile Hied 728 Main S t—Td. 648-4801 on Pompano Baaeh than any Vietnamese On Judges BERKELEY, Galif. day, and Sunday, the clo.sing bins Room of the church. Mrs. being sponsored by the gucste on Saturday, Oct. 23, at amounte feU,” the Weather Bu­ hurricane haa in 18 years. Hia floeted away when the fofecaet- (AP)— Despite warnings of ard Rackowskl of 754 Center All four appointees are past a $7,500 suit against the City of day of the fair. Bti.ses will leave Howard Neidel of Comstock, Jaycees this year, with all the post home. reau sold as It totaled up SS- city declared a state of emer­ er tried to take a reading. HARTFORD (AP)—Connecti­ St., has been named to the New Britain on em action stem­ mass arreste, the "Vietnam from the .st-rvlce office, acros.s Ferre, and Co., Wethersfield, proceeds going for com­ A cocktail hour will begin at commanders of the Manchester hour precipitation figure* that gency as poUe* in Fort Lauder- "I retrieved it a couple of dean's list at Albcrtus Magnus ming from his dismissal. Claim 218 cut's constitutional convention Day Committee” went from St. .Tame.s' Church, at 8 will demonstrate how to make munity projects. 6:45 p.m. and a continuous buf- post. Read Herald Ads. exceeded the normal annual blocks south," the forecaster College, New Haven, where she dal* took nearly l,0M calle from approved today an amendment ahead with plans for a a.m. and leave the fair at 8 Christmas decorations. The rainfall in IS states. said. is a sophomore. stranded motoriste. march today in protest to p.m. For more information, con­ meeting Is open to all women Fort Lauderdale, a city of U2,- Thursday night, the streets The rest of south Florida w«s Cong Killed for revising the state's judicial tact Globe Travel Service. of the church. 000 about 30 miles north of Mi­ were deserted as-water seeped also laShad by hours of heavy department. United States involvement VFW Auxiliary will sponsor SAIGON, South Viet Nam in Viet Nam. a card party tomorrow at 8 ami, 'received 24.48 inches of into stores and turned' a golf rain. Up to 10 Inches waa re­ The unanimoue approval rain In a 24-hour period ending course Into a lake. Parts ot U.S. ported In Miami. The Weather (AP) — The South Vietnamese came at the start of the formal Warnings came from state 4 p.m. at the post home. and local authoritlM. army claimed today that its 5 at 8 a.m. today. Pompano 1 ware under three feet of Bureau didn’t forsee an early session. The 7V4-mlle march from the Beach got 28.38 Inches. water. letup. troops killed 218 Viet Cong guer­ The amendment specifies that The Ijegion Auxiliary will University of California Berk­ meet Monday at 8 pin. at the Top Quality Ground BEEF The previous rscord at Fort By midmoming, however, The rain fell from a stelled rillas In two battles in the past judges are "Ineligible" rather NEWSPAPER COLLECTION eley campus to nearby Oakland Lauderdale was 4.90 Inch** and most highways and roads were front, which peeeed over south­ two days. than "Incapable" of serving aft­ Legion Home. Mrs. Wilbert Army Terminal is part of a ser­ A\iden will serve as chairman the highest total ever recorded clear, although a few low-lylng ern Florida last Friday, as a The claim was not confirmed er the'Bge of 70. It also removes, ies of such demonstrations of hostesses. Members are re­ for a ll. of October since the ■ectlons etui reported sboie cold frpnt. It got almost to Cuba by U.S. military spokesmen. a reference in the constitution planned In the United States and SATURDAY, OCTORER 16 minded to bring articles for a Weather Bureau began keeping water still standing. befwe It. returned se a mots- Ihe Vietnamese said 16$ guer­ to the now defunct city and abroad. rummage sale. records In 1961 was 17.25 Inchss. Dr. Paul Hughes, county turs-ladeii warm frpnt. ^ rillas were killed In th* major police court judges. Repercussions came quickly BY YOUTH GROUPS OF A Good Example Of Pinehursf Standards Water coursed three feet deep health officer, said the treman On the Florida Wes( Coast, battle Wednesday night in the After giving the nod to the from various parts of this na­ There will be a rehearsal across many roads in the Fort dous rain created no health the St. Petersbuig Independent, Mekong Delta, 10 miles south­ Judicial amendment, the dele tion: TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH Sunday at 3 p.m. of officers lAuderdale-P o m p a n o Beach problems, despite numerous which has a standing offer to west of Can Tho and 96 miles gates began debate on the con­ At New Brunswick, N.J., Mi*. and participating m ^ b e rs of area Thursday njght and police reports of flooded septic tank*. give away its paper if the sun southwest of Saigon. Earlier troversial optional party lever -’ 'I. Walter Lantrey, mother of a FOR PICKUP — PLEASE CALL Sunset Rebekah Lodge at Odd warned residents: “ If you don’t One death was attributed to doesn’t shine, m e ^ good on the they had reported 60 Viet Cong on the state's voting machines You can judge the standards of a meat bring you the best quality meats available. Coast Guard lieutenant in Viet Fellows Hall in preparation for have to go out, stay home.” the storm. Mary Jeannette OoW' otter for the flrat q;ne since killed. '4 -A 649-6027 — 643-2391 market by the quality of ground beef it sells. Pinehurst Market Men select only lean Nam, slapped a Rutgers Uni- Assembly Officers Night Mon­ Homes and stores were flood- en, 46, of Fort Lauderdale, was Feb. 4 ,1«M. About 800 guerrillas clashed wholesome fresh beef to make into their Humphrey Visit Set. 'versity student who told a day at 8 pjn. at the hall. If it is always lean, wholesome beef with a with a government battalion teach-in that military personnel minimum of fat content.. . if nothing extra Ground Beef. And they grind small batches TT which waa reinforced by four NEW HAVEN (AP) — Vice needs to be added to improve its appearance many times daily. That’s why they can guar­ other battalions. Th* govern­ President Hubert H. Humphrey there were "drips.” Campus . . . if it is ground many times a d a y___then antee freshness and quality that you can ac­ ment troops as a whole suffered will visit New Haven next police said the student then punched the mother. Discipli­ it is Ground Beef of the finest quality! It tually see and smell I * moderate casualties, the Viet­ Thursday, Mayor Richard C. No Signs nary action was promised. speaks for the high standard the market sets Refugees Braving namese said, but one company Lee announced today. Thore's no subsfitutt for quality— tliot't took heavy loeses. During the The Mayor said that Humph' A float, designed to show dis­ & . W V . '/ J for all its meats. You know that you can al­ why there's no substitute for nnehurst rey will conduct a seminar on approval of the Viet Nam con­ ways depend on the market that sells it to action, 87 Vietnamese prisoners Ground Beef at any price! O f Strike ot the Viet Cong were set free. urban problems for New Eng­ flict, waa overturned at the Unl- A Vietnamese photographer land mayors. veislty of Michigan. The float High Seas, Rain tor The Associated Press, Humphrey is expected to be was for the Michigan homecom- FRESHLY GROUND accom pani^ by other federal (A P Photofaz) Huynh 'nianh My, also was (See Page Ten) A c c o rd KEY WEST, Fla. (AP) —♦despite U.S. w a ^ g s that ti>e killed during the fighting. officials, including Secretary of Surging ■•#* and alashlng rSto trip was Illegal. Oohimerce Jdhn T. Conn<^, Presidential Kissing Came 0 HARTFORD (AP) — The Con­ Fifty Viet OoQg. were reported 'llM re la no freedom in Presidents, present ami past, show thSy haven’t FALL SALE necticut Co. bus strike entred failed to cut off the flow of refu­ killed In another Vietnamese Cuba," said on* refuge*, ^o- operation Thursday In Binh Falls to Turnpike lost .the art .of kissing a pretty tnisg, although LEAN CHUCK /Q S Its fourth day today without a gees fleeing Communist Cuba in iehtlno Rodriguez,' "thete w u Subway Murder ^ J h sL d J L Duong Provlnea 20. ipUes north­ •n^her isF miming , offifis’ currently. A t > sign of settlement. small boats. ' ‘ ' no alterrtaUve but ,to laav*." N t^W A IK ,2»-y«V>' OR 3-IN 1 BLEND OF BEEF-PO RK-YEAL M west of jliMpih ’(^taamese tnito pluhifM tram the East ^ e s i i ^ t JoHiBseK'beidW's a buss oh'Utiqrlenay' Snupeet Seized At least three hosts baOJad Th* Dnitbd S ta tto.'to. stlR THURSDAY — FRIDAY — SATURDAY ONLY! Renato E. RiccluU. sUte la­ said they 'took' tiglii losieli in the Avenue overpass onto the Con­ Valenti, 2, daughter of his aide, Jack Valenti. For­ bor commissioner, said continu­ the squally gulfstream Tliurs- negotiating with Oastzo about a acUtm. NEW YORK (AP) — Arreste Complete Electric Guitar Outfit. Was $100. N o w ...... E 7 4 .9 S U. S. Grade A Land O’ Lakes 14 to 18 Ib. REGULAR HAMBURG ...... lb. 59e day night and brought 71 more program for a massive exodus. necticut Turnpike early today mer President Eisenhower, below, has a kiss for ing contracts were being made Troope ot th* U.S. Army’s 1st and into the path of an east- were made today In two crime* ■ k Solid Body Electric Guitar and Cover. Was $57.45. Now . . . . 9 4 4 . 5 0 refugees to Florida. One boat A new U.S. note goes -to the Cu granddaughter Susan Eisenhower, 13, rushing to with both sides to find a base Infantry Divlsloa reported bound tractor - trailer. He was which had frustrated police tog NATURALLY BETTER began leaking and a Coaat bah fovarmnent today from the greet him on his 75th birthday yesterday. i t 4 Pick-up Electric Guitar with Tremolo. A terrific value at .... 9 8 9 . 9 5 for negotiations. sporadio contact in the tame klUed. a week — m subway m ^ er ohA Guard cutter took the men Off Sfwiss Bmbaosy In Havana, aVea today but said there,were C ★ 3 Piece Pearl Drum Set, Complete. Was $225. N o w ____ »...... 9 1 7 5 He also said, however, that ef­ Police Identified the man as a group rape e f a Fdhng Btoto* before they got to Key West. which has handled If.8. affairs C PINEHURST ROUND QROUND lb. 99e forts .to get the management no easuattles to either tide. nurse. , ■ ' ‘I TURKEYS 3 9 Another boat that carried, Frederick Amato of 10 Lawrence ★ 4 Piece Pear! Drum Set, Complete. Was $295. N o w ...... 9 2 4 5 Sine* thjs qountry broke diplo- and union negotiators to return Four U.S. Amy helicopters St., South Norwalk. • On tlie basis e f Osecrlpftati*. Phim n 10 in 12 Ih. T iirk ev » Ih. 4ftr1 newsmen to Cuba returned fdri| toatlo rslaUont with Oiba In Amplifier. Was $42.90. N o w ...... 9 3 4 . 5 0 Plump 10 to 12 Ib. (Hen Turkeys lb. 48c) Pure Seasoning and fresh Pork make Pinehurst" pork prod­ to the bargaining table have were shot down Thursday in the and other elites, a suspect the skipper described Camario- IMl. , . central highlands as 8,000 troops Council’s Final Vote i t Used Guitars 9 1 0 and up. PEFPERIDOE FARM and ARNOLD’S SEASONING ucts outstanding . . . been unsuccessful. Boy Awarded $100,000 seized In the kilHng of ArtlSw ca. the exit port on Cuba’s north . A UR. waHars oomtntesloner of the 1st Air Cavalry Division Meanwhile, E. Clayton Gen- Oollins, 28, stabbed to death ba- ★ New Guitars. Save from 10% to 50% . ITALIAN STYLE (MEDIUM) coast, as “ gay, festive, cami- eotimates that 42,600 Cubans ended a huge five-day opera- WATEHIBURY (AP)—An 11- gras, owner of ^ the utility, ex­ fore his family on a subway 'TOP QUALITY U. S. CHOICE val-llke." will corns to the United States ti. Delbert Harmon Garmon Jr. placing a freezer unit on the Bulletins FUDBE BROWHIE MIX Silt | R & R Chicken A La King .... 39c 609; resulting In a 4-8 mar­ Stephen Loyxkn, who Chal­ gin backing the force. has zig-sagged across the state door. SPINACH.. .CAITUFLOWBR lenged the legality of both the "He acted very respectable ROASTING CHICKEN 65c The two questiona on the vot- In half a dozen stolen automo­ Save 86c when you buy establlehment of the force and biles for the past 10 days. At otherwise and didn't threaten the appointment ot former state TITAN 8 LAUNCHED LEAN, ALL BEEF BRBTS.. .PEPPERS every stop he has mcuiaged to us," Hamburger said. "Some of police sergeant Lsidwig |Colod-l elude stote and federal officers. our relatives tried to telephone CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. ALL rieJ as acting .police ohMf. f HAMBURG 59c Lb. 5 lu.*2.75 201b. box *3.99 GOLDEN President Has So far, no one except Garmbn, us and when they didn’t get an (AP) — A Titan 3 rocket tor automatic washers * An' Aug. 20 speoiol town 26, has been hurt. He was answer they became concerned thundered skyward today la meeting, by a vote of 289-701 an attempt to orbit a "spooe NEW CROP, PINK, SEEDLESS, FLORIDA Restless flight struck on cheek by a shotgun and came over. They let us out Keep a few ScotTowels on hand. CARROTS 2 Bags 19c approved $17,000 to finance the blast fired by a Wichita Falls, of the cellar." switch engine” . Intended to LIVE, FRESH, MAINE Dinty Moore Beef Stew Ib. can 49c. force, and adopted an drdl- WASRINaTON (AP) — Presi­ Tex., policeman. Garmon took Hamburger’s Ignite a record 10 tlmee, GRAPEFRUIT 3 f,. 29c Buy them cello pack Jumbo Towels Welch’s family jar 'Grape Jelly nonoe, 234 to 15, permitting the RED AND WHITE GRAPES dent Johnson was reported to­ oar and a big supply of food. change course four times and 3 for 89c; regular towelsto 5 fo r 95c 2 Iba. 49c. board of selectmen to breate ttoe For six hours Thursday Gar­ LOBSTERS FANCY, SWEET, NATIVE day to be "having some pains In Thursday night, a nervous eject three satellites In a re- force and appoint on actlgg^ mon held captive another fami­ the area of his incision" and to farmer in the .area took a shot hrarsol (or manned and un­ DBUOIOUB APPLES — COOKING APPLES police chief. Tbe approprianen! ly- lb. 99c CARROTS 1 Lb. Cello Bag have had barely two hours ot at two highway patrolmen manned military space mis­ 9c B la shout $0,000 more It waa the sixth time he WISHBONE NEW ■laM Thursday night. checking farm houses. They sions. The triple-barreled Ti­ year’a which flnanoed a t e ^ ; placed people under his gun SPECIAL ON 8-Ib. BAGS But Joseph Laltin, assistant. were not hit. tan 3, most powerful rocket dent etate trooper end appehit- Since he fled Oct. 8 from Wichi­ TANITIAN ISLE White House press seerstary, The Texan’s spree began Oct ever launched by the United A SPICY SWE|DT DRB88INO ed and elected oonstabiM. ta Falls. He left WlchlU Falls in ' sold the pain was not great 6 after his wife ran Into a serv States, blasted off on Its sec­ The two qutoUooa put to the an exchange ot gunfire with a K PBIOB SALE c ntosh enough to require any sedation. ice station in Wichita Falls say ond test flight a) 12:24 p.ni. M I APPLES 83c votera were whether oT not to policeman who answered a call $ 1 SALE! (Undt 4 to an order) And, whan asked for the latest that the exconvlot had threat­ Ing her husband had threatened reecind the aotlona of the ape-, NEW VATICAN THREAT 21 asoessmant of the Piwaldent’e her. Police were notified and r olal town meeting, ao a “no" ened his wife. MY-T-NICE SUCED STRAWBERRIES. M b . pkg...... 3 for $1.00 eoodlUoi^ Laltin said: Garmon’s wife, Nina, 29, and Garmon disarmed an Inves VATICAN CITY (AP) — AND «VST LOOK AT THIS ‘.’The general opinion among vote was required to uphold tha ligating officer. The officer Italian police stepped up force. A defeat on either of the her three children yvere placed Iha doctors la that progrees is managed to fire a blast from his security measures at Vatlcoa BIRDSEYE GREEN PEAS, lO-oi. pkg...... 8 for $1.00 two queaUcoa would have dls- In protective custody after she JONNSON'S PLEDGE Spectol 99c ocnUnliiiig satisfactorily.” made a statement ImpllcaUng shotgun. City today after report* a LaUtin reported Johnsim went aolved It. mailed threat had been re­ SWEET UFE RED RASPBERRIES. 10-oz. pkg...... 4 for $1.00 SPRAY ON FURNITURE POLISH — 14-oe., nMial 01A8 i Im Loyalm today aaid, "1 Intend the. fugitive In two Oklahoma Oarpion soon abandoned his to sieap shortly before mldnlgM ceived by Vstloaa authorltlea. to actively and aggraaalvely Apple Festival Benefits lOH Pool Fund City holdups tl»t netted around car and kidnaped Mr. and Mrs. COFFEE but awoke at 2 a.m. and re­ The walled city, where Fop* DOWNYFLAKE WAFFLES. 5-oz. pkg. i ...... 10 for $1.00 pursue this matter further." He $11,000. L. J. Prince of Wichita Falls mained awake until after break- 'Apples for the lOH’ WM the cry last night on Main Street and at the Parkade Foul VI resides, is the sit* alleged that about 200 non-reel- A man -believed to have been and forced tliem to drive him to Than, Laltin said, the as members of the Ingtructore of the Handicapped hawked their juicy wares of meetings of the V*tloaa dent taxpayers were told If the Garmon was chased away from Altus, Okla. • Pinehurst Grocery Inc. jpresident napped In a darkened during Manchester’s Apple Festival. Proceeds from the sale go to the lOH Ecumenical Council. Th«*a police force was dlesolvad, their a farm home near Chister City There, he picked up Mr. and Redeem your Maxwell House 7e coupons here and loom. have been at least , HIGHUND PARK MARKET holdings would b* without any Swimming Pool Fund. Brad Miller, right, a Manchester High sophomore, makes Thursday. Frank Smith said he Mi’s. Albert Lott at gunpoint CORNER OF MAIN AND MIDDLE TURNPIKE buy with coupon Maxwell House Is 72e; Maxwell ThQ pr«M aide eald Johnson bombings or at tempted 317 Highland St., MoneliMttr, Conn. police protection. Oqt of his purchase from Luanne Heck, MHS Junior, and Jim Whiteseu, East Catholic fired a shotgun at a man resem­ and took ail dour to Oklahoma OPEN THURS. and FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. House 2s 11.51. Without coupon a bargain, too at ISM been having pains In his bling Garmon as he approached Oty Oct. 6 to the hetn* of Mrs. bombings at the Vattoaa 0| lb. 79c, 2 lbs. $1.68. taxpayers were allowed to void aoph. The festival, sponsored by the Retail Division of the Chamber of Com- FRIDAY and SATURDAY OPEN AT 8'A.M. (■to Page Five) In the referendum. nerea, oentiuuea today and tomorrow. (Herald photo by Ofiara.) hU botua with a drawn pitM ,, F eny Benntt. AH five wart laeaat years.