Average Daily Net Press Run The Weather For the Week Ended October IK, 1966 Fair, much cooler Umlgntt low 35^0; aunny and a little milder tomorrow, high aow 4^ 1 4 ,9 3 3 Manche»ter~—A City of VMage-Charm (OlMMlltod Advertlalnc on Page U); PRICE SEVEN C E N H VOL. LXXXVIi NO. 14 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER l7 , 1966

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-i <■ Honolulu First ’I K I- ■- I ■ -> ‘ . On 25,000-Mile Trip KB. t ■take A tha n it WASHINGTON (AP)—President Johnson departed Oakta. i Rick* on a momentous, 25,000-mile mission to the Far East '«?, today with a vow to “do my best to advance the cause 'I L of peace and of human progress.” > I- Johnson tempered this pledge ------— ------over M with word that “ I know that I corps along the way. A wife or can wave no wand” or offer any g<,t h presidential kiss on a date 1: ' promises to work magic on his u,e ©heek. i S i W i SiMW aerial expedition to at least six on the observation deck far Asian and Pacific nations. above the field, spectators held SittlUL «« he aad Yet, he said, he was undertak- aloft unanimously friendly post­ i j : « ing “a hopeful mission.” ©i-s bearing such inscriptions as a t aad 1 It was 9:26 a.m. when John- “ All 4 U,” “ U.S.A. backs LBJ” son’s big Air Force jet lifted off and “ Luck from Snoopy.” > the runway at Dulles Interna- At the doorway to the plane, ■ i ’ fe fv t ' tional Airport, 25 miles north- the President and Mrs. Johnson >* i" im': 1 ; west of Washington. It swung turned for a moment, waved, 1 westward toward the first stop then disappeared inside, MuUoa at Honolulu, 4,500 miles and 10>^ For the first leg of this presi- »d Me* M Kart* hours away. iirtf:- eals involv- Coast Guard. j the airport tor a spectacular m receive ail sorts of telephone . n a*. Tha Coast Guard dis­ larewall of the type usually used calls and threats to important NEW YORK (AP) — FresI- waJkout by 6,000 at a f ^ n e memben observed naobtolfll eutlra permit Delaware to file a suit took on for ___ review,__ _ two______patched a patrol boat after in reverse to welcome chiefs of visitors to Australia. ^ent Johnson set up a Taft- plsnt to Bjri«aaalb, 'OW6,’ 'U(Wbh, picket lines, stoppong produo* a MB challenging constitotimellty of a th tm business ...... re^dents^ o lo ^ I ^ o . stet^ from other ^ d s on their caller told a .reporter on the baa slowed production of .« i- 'thin at the 6,000.employa plant mar- the state unit vote system “ rn«s cases ttimed back wWwut ■jpan re^ftisi'seeing distress lifiJVBl. . Adelaide-TUWs that a **°*‘^ ‘^ “^ **" ® ftea*used to Viet At ^wtsviUe,^ a Btrika vote arac* choosing presidential electors. There was the stirring music fpom Adelaide planned to take a widespread strikes against Nam ' -was scheduled for 11 aJn. EDT Jonaa, review were: flares being fired from the Com. The court, to a brief order -A challenge_____ by^ Thomas______F. US8 Portaga. of trumpeters and bandsmen, rtfie with a telescopic sight to General Electric Ca plants in a Under tha Tafk-Hartley law today 800 metoUam «f the merely said the motion for Oaidand' Calif., janl the crashing roar of a 21-gun Sydney to shoot President Jol»- balf-dozen states. tjm hoard oan recommend to- Coast Guard spokesmen (8aa Fage Two) “leave to file a WU of con^dalnt repeatedly convicted of said the Navy fttrgot to tell salute, the flags of all the states gon. strikes have Idled more junctions against strikes it it is denied.” drunkenness, to crimlnel pun- them the flcures would be whipping in the breeze, a review Although the call appeared to 80,000 of the firm’s laP.OOO fimja they initetfere iHtfa nation- The high tribunal gave per- jehment of alcoholics. Justice part of the training exercise. of an honor guard of crack cere- i,© » pubUMty-seMitog hoax, the unionized workers, despite rati- deiensa, misslcn to Kentucky, Pennsyl- Fortas, backed by Justice monial units to all the armed security men treated it serious- Acatlon of a new nattonal con- m ,, strikes wtateb btt piants vania, North and South Dakota, wniiam O. Douglas, contended services. jy because President John F. by the ABIj-CIO toterna- fpom Massachusetts to Indiana Bob Swift Dies, Oklahoma, Utah, Whomang, court should hear the case, And diere was the actual red Kennedy was shot with a rifle iioual Union of Electrtoal Work- were caUed by locals of the lUB Fkxrlda, Iowa, Arkansas, Kan- arguing that punishment "fs Lynda’s Late carpet, oaxefully swept, tor the ^th a telescopic sight. *” • ^ presidential pexiM helped gjid other unions. Ten other un­ Twice Handled sas and West Virginia to line neither a deterrent nor a cure” walk to the ramp of the plane. The Sydney Dally Mirror said the national settlement ic(,s negotlatod Jointly with the themselves up with Delaware as ^nd that alcoholics act tovtSun- For New Job with handshakes and brief jt had received a oaU from a ^bich averted a nationwide lugj jiut have not yet ratified Detroit Tigers words for the upper echelons of ^]jg strike. agreements. prospecUve complainants, tarily, on the same basis as the . „ said: “I’m going to DOIROrr (AP) Boh Bwlfi; lliere it turned ha Arwood. “ I’m stiU pulling out Muslim Leader a village infested with Viet (tong The meeting, AssociaUon went on reo- quiUs.” and ringed with a Viet Oong by the chains, is tentatively today os demaadtog a Arwood, who was treated at a Among 3 Shot minefield to thwart a- Marine scheduled for ’Thursday. hear work weMc tor aO slato iiniqefc^, and the other pupils In St« Louis attack. spent three dajrs to wUdemesa The Marines said the Viet The housewives group urged emplogres except state pollcs near Ugiton, 2M mUes gT. LOUIS, Mo. (AP) — (tong attempted to break out of ...... Doors of 86 boaks to their taonves to Warren a Detroit _ ■ M.AI.. «rw.in.iAiTii>nt AMAiAoiAmAnt oiiiwiavRiindtiv billbut independent giwvc.ogrocers wa and. boy.uvj- Lehanoa remalaed closed todajr ’Three N^rro Iderttifled by AniiWH hv ariiiiAi-v and MUler’s, Fuit’s, King Soop- to prevent a run on deposits aft- were repulsed by arUUery and aa,.aV ^ . kw. They began the trek with no police as Black MusUms were small-arms fire. The Marines era, Red Owl and Biaf^aiy inT'cloeing of the country’s Mg- -i a weapons and little more than ^ji^ounded today outside a Mus- said they killed 22 Viet (tong chains. gest financial house. Bitrm their wits, warm clothes and restaurant in St. Louis, and captured 8 without taking McVicker said Mrs, Peterson Bank: tenta to swtain them. Police arrested a brother of casualties. told him, “ I'm a housewife and Attorneya tor Dfanttrio Tha^ Why did they go? one of the victims, Andrew *1710 Marines also destroyed I know what I’d be doing if I mflns. accused of murdering •*Our parents are always toil- Hoffman, 33, a block away and were in Denver.” McVicker ex- South African Premier Hatp several c ^ m ^ pected oomfirmattcni of her trip drick Verwoerd claim he was to us that we never face any of ijm to c^eetkm with the plexes in the predicaments they had shooting. southeciat of Da' Nang.^ today. a mentally deranged eeadltte sato Bchnet KoHie, 17. He and victim s of the shooting were The Marines had marched Mrs. Paul West, leader of the at the time of the etebblng . . . the others attend Woods High Clyde Jones, 36, known as (31yde housewivee groig), is gathering Police to Alton, 111. report ak School to Warren. X, w ^ m Walsh said was the a s U^w*w^ratiM tog "IpuUures on a petttton calling tniek loaded with gnapowd^r Peter Ooutsas, 38, a peyjholo- leader of the Muslim sect to St. ____ thkn federal and atete tovesUgar exploded with two believed dead ''-4a gy teiKher who led the expedi- yxuls; Timothy Ekittbum, 26, ^ into the coat 0$ food. U>e homes to the area fii tlon, said the youngstera ‘had gggf John Moore, 20. sampan battle, o «iid Sunday night more than 38.- flam e. . . . O fflcU l. of RCA evarjithhM agsW tbeo^” to- Moore was ho^taUmd to orlt- weaves ruali to the aid of wounded American so.mers in a ba.gon str^t x ney ) ^ lOwsiHg • IfaundeBstcRn Friday |ggj oondtUon with a gunshot were hurt when, a home_____ made mine exploded near a bus stop whers GI* takh ______** night s«nt to gcr ei tkb finae A g ^ were the onty food the (See Page fUx^ shuttle buses to work. *(AP Photofax) P A G E T H R E B MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1966 P A G E T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1966 eivtly obll'vious to the fact there Franctiettt delivered himself of SheinwolcI on Bridge T ollan d Long Cleanup Follows was no roof and only two walls some rather unusual opinions: Opera Seas6n Thieves Rob left standing. "Diploma Break For " I do not believe that music Electoral College National Guard cots fill the DEUCE TELLS STORY is abstract. Music is the most North dealer Brief Belmond Tornado fourth-grade classroom in the High School Dropouts" articulate medium for express­ Gets Started TO ALL WHO LISTEN 124 ISew Voters Registered^ Three Homes Both lides valiMTaUs ____ , ____ , , ; school, looking out of place un- If you are a High School “Dropout” a special state Issued ‘ T H E W A Y ing specific feeling," he said. NORTH BELMOND, Iowa (AP) — were destroyed or severely pumpkins and cutouts of By JOHN OBUBEB By ALFRED SHEINWOLD High School Equivalency CerUficate which receives general Yet "feelings” or emotions are Action Blocked 4 KJ7 54 of Them Unaffiliated Liquor, cigarettes and cash “Admit one Belmond disaster.’’ damaged, 119 homes were de- walls.- acceptance In private business, civil service or for college abstractions in themselves. Or In most hands a deuce tells J 10 6 valued at more than $108, in ^ blue card bearing that title stroyed and 160 homes suffered ___- _____ — __ entrance as the full four year High School Diploma, can mean I HEARD rP’ Hartford^ opera a e a a c n O AKQJ5 An old man walked slowly to reverse the concept, abstrac- (Continued from Page One) you only a sad story. For exam- A total' of 124' new names O ^ ch ChMles Thlfaurt haa eluding a boy’s paper collection carrier’s name and siv and 308 minor ^ yard littered with bed- $25-$50 more for you each week. tlmis are considered the reverse ' the Oolorox C9iemical Oo., a opened Saturday evening with a ]fie, your partner’s deuce Is a ♦ 107 _ _ urged any high school bo^ by thieves P**"/ the earner s name and sig damage - an awesome number jj^bs and broken fur- YYEST EAST .were added to the Voter regis- „ - ___ . _ The National School of Home Study, licensed by the of representational art; thus Jr. on New York State’s refusal producer of household liquid capacity audience chi hand for discouraging card, denying any State Dept, of Education and Chartered by the Board of hy John Gruber 4 .5 2 4 6 A ' tratlon lisU Satunlay, in the from toe ninth thr^gh twelfth ™ bro7e''toto” torw homes nature of a highway patrol offl- considering the size of toe com- ^nuro-Varefully music must be representational, to grant him a driver’s license bleach. The lower court had re- Ponchielll’s “La Gloconda.” The interest or high card in the suit t9A K I753 Q 2 . soonnH t ,, grades, who are parishioners of wno dfoko inio ui ee needed since Fri- munity. ^ neaches and a nhotorranh in Regents now offers a short High School Equlvalencj^ Diploma that you have led. Still, there Course which you can complete in your own home In your which it is not. because of asserted disregard versed a Federal Trade Oom- work was given a first rate pro­ 0 64 O largest voter making 3 ^ Matthew Church to-attend during the past several days. gelmond, a small The whine of chainsaws and cracked frame * He also quoted an Incident in tor law and propensity for mission order for diverstiture are exceptions to all rules. 4 A<)4 4 9X 531 session held in Tolland. There the session. The homes are located at 56 northern Iowa town of 2,600 tom the roar of bulldozers has been Belmond come back? .spare time. So why be held back from better pay because you duction, with Elinor Rosa, Mig- ___ Milan apparently to prove that\ crimes of violence. Kemp, who ,— challenge by a group of Opening lead — king of SOUTH . are now 2,801 eligible voters on Members o f toe team will Olcott Dr., 330 Hackmatack to pieces by a tornado. constant almost from the time -vVell some people are pretty lack a High School Diploma?, non Dtum, Richard Tujcker and 4 AQ10963 poor Tristan and Irolde is not a loVe- bad bee]^ convicted of murder railroads, freight forwarders hearts. ' \'''' > v the lists prior to next month’s attend at least one professionBl s t . and 108 Porter St. Dlaster is the right word. fhe tornado vanished. Gas and low­ until Arisoidianes introduced traditions, the orchestra wlH be honor the Guild picket line. sents '80,000 of GE’s 126,000 has projected in the past. In est heart at the second trick, if your clubs were A-J or K-Q Various items are needed for ®n th® Wilbur Cross quart of liquor and $1.50 in viklng to a German, for exam­ workers in 160 plants. ■ome of his lolHcking comedies. “P mslnly of percussion At Warren, Mich., some 1,100 short, this was a very excellent and East won with the queen. instead of K-J. the bazaar including items for “ Tolland. pennies from the home of E. R. Grow More Hair ple. Ihe ratlAcation vote, accord­ Gloconda, who achieved the role CopyrlgM 1998 the White Elephant table, A New York City woman, Anderson. Tuesday night Hartford will inetniments, more than a score United lAuto Workers struck East saw what his partner New York critics will be pres­ ing to lUE President Paul Jen­ vocally, and histrionically as plants and hand-made mittens. Monica B. Stllson, was charged Police said the Andersons HOUSTON, , Texas j? — If tern baldness and cannot have a chance to view a new hi an. One lone violinist will GE’s Cartxdoy Division after a wanted. He returned a club, and General Featores Oorpb 1 ent. and there is a rumor that nings, was 46,000 members in welL White elephant items may be failure to drive in an es- left the house about 5:40 p.m. you don t suffer from male be helped. opera which bears in mind these t^ ^ P*»ce ot the umial m aw Balanchine is interested fruitless weekend bargaining I favor of the three-year pact and She wisely husbanded her picked up by contacting Mrs. tabllshed lane as a result o f an Saturday and discovered the pattern baldness, you can But, if you are not already andent Ideas. It Is Arnold FTan- of strings normally encountered. session. RECTANGULAR in the new work. Whatever the slick bald, how can you be sure Carboloy, which has some 11,600 opposed. resources so that she still had Marcia Henry, Anthony Rd. or accident yesterday aj 2 p.ni., theft when they returned about now stop your hair loss . . . .chetti’s *‘A b a c o m p o s e r Just ss the Greeks employed outcome, the production is of what is actually causing your defense contracts, is the only The new contract means an plenty In reserve for her fam­ President Repeats Plea may be left in the flower room when her bus flipped over on its 9:15 that night. and grow more hair, dance-mimes in their drama, a considerable Importance, and I hair loss ? Even if baldness may similar character win be includ­ producer of man-made di­ average rise in wages from thfe ous "Sulcidio” aria in the final of the church. top, throwing her to the street. Entry was gained apparently . urge you to attend and make seem to "run in your family,” ed in this work. He is Joseph amonds in the United States. present $2.84 an hour to $3.12 an act which was done with great Mrs. Bernard Mulligan of , State police said she lost con- through an unbaked rear door done " Bxit now a this is certainly no proof of the your own decision as to value. For Full Racial Equality Mulligan 1 BIG PICTURE Albano, director of the Hartford The GE contract, worked out hour over the contract leng^th. sense of style. A first night au­ Glen______Drive,__ is _____in charge______of the trol of ^ the bus when J it or hatchway, . r,.police said. _ m, firm of laboratory consultants cause of YOUR hair loss. H AUJIARK Sdiool of Ballet. Alexander in Washington Friday under Including fringe benefits, the dience, that was just dying to Doylestown, Pa., visit was not a plants and may be contacted swerved to the right and hit an The Porter St. home of Tlmo- developed a treatment that Many conditions can cause WASHINGTON (AP) — Bid­ hair loss. No matter which one l/epak, Tele Lesbinee and Rich­ presidential pressure, was ap- workers’ package comes to 16 get into the act on its own, in­ campaign stop. But it had (he for further details embankment. She then puUed thy Burnham was broken into jg only stopping hair loss ding « temporary fareweU t» is causing your hair loss, if you ard Lepore are the percussion- Senior Citizens proved by the lUE’s General cents an hour over the three sisted on applauding in all the Mrs Edward Jendrucek of ^ c®”frol sometime during the past week . . . but is really growing hair! the congressianal decticn cam­ political Ingredient the Presi­ wait until you su'e slick bald CARDS a s i Electric Conference Board. Ihe years. M s for the event, while Henry Plan Programs 'wrong places throughout tha paign, FreaMent Johnson has dent likes: A vast crowd of peo­ Doyle Rd., chairman of the ba- Burnham was on vaca- ^g^ and your hair roots are dead, tsiisen will conduct. The musi­ evening and was particularly urged Americans whose fore­ ple. zaar, has urged members of >r'e Do you still have hair?__ or fuzz?— on top of your head. ,A.\ r \ K I'li.i.iNt; WASHING’rON — The U. 8. 4-RT585, with convenient lamb, named Sugar, and a cake will be the g^est of honor at a an entire evening, but tenors our own affair. Let tui make It vice president; Mike Jesanis, ^jj ^ Dutch Auction loan Medical Association, How long is it?______Is it dry?------Is it oily?------i{ \ rioN OhlKlren's Bureau issues book­ Channel Selector Windows, HALL shaped like a lamb. buffett dinner tonight at 6 p.m. in general are not noted for .our cause as wdl." secretary; Ann Janelle, treas- meeting tomorrow night He said, however, that “the A tt«h any other information you feel may be helpful. their acting. lets on aspects of child - care. urer; Ken Boyden, reporter; g Italian American that two -variables are plus two Magnavox high E. CENTER ST. He issued a reply to a propos- in the Ellington Country Club, Johnson said the color of a The newest, “ Moving Into Anselmo Colzani was much Mary Jane Beaulieu, scrap- Friendship Club. strongly associated, such as cad- NAME------— ------fidelity speakers—9* owd al issued by Thomas Mayers, after an appearance in the cen' man’s skin must no more bar Adolescence," takes up pre- TeL 643-8097— 649-3795 the Republican candidaie for more convincing histrionically book keeper; Jerry Harrison, .pjjg Hicks Memorial School content of air and heart and 3*. Tone ControL ter of Somers at 4 pjn. his opporti^ties in America teen-age interest in the opporite ADDRESS------than was Mr. Tucker. Cast in andKathleen Wandzy, planning prp^ jts first meeting | C.Y.O. Basketball Boynton G o Into Polltlca” wiH sdways, the purchase of any making a debut as “La Checa.” Strictly speaking, Johnson’s St. Matthew Church’s C.Y.O. he shown. > n o s e additional features • •. tnAy m a k e amount tor our trust funds and The latter could have done with SEE IT NOW! Basketball tearh will beg^n hold- • — — therefore believe that the pres­ The executive committee of Bfagnavox Color TY your best bi$y on any basiat a bit more restraint in the first For The First Tims Ing practice sessions Wednes- Manchester Evening Herald Y ou r ent administration had demon­ Manchester Community Col­ act where she presents her ros­ English Language Versloa day at 7 p.m. in toe Hicks Me- Tolland correspondent Bette strated our concern for the tight lege’s Regional Advisory Coun­ ary to Laura, but this may have mortal School g;ym. Quatrole telephone 876-284Si. • Brilliant (tolor Tube-brings you brighter, more vivM money maiket,” Lamb said. cil (RA!C) Is expected to act been dUe to her wanting to USCHtiiTtt SKOfWIlt MIIMOtturn Mi 295 sq. in. pictures that are far superior to other makes! He added the present admin­ the film that C h oice tonight on whether to hold a make an impression at first e Chromatone—adds thrilling dimension, depth to color; istration is "willing at all i nea hearing. 2nd Fantastic Week shocked the to evaluate and appraise all as­ college summer session, when it warm beauty to otherwise drab black and white pictures. Of course there was the fa­ critics... pects of the state government to meets at 7:30 in the faculty mous ballet, "Daince of the e Quick Pirtures-fiash on in just 12 seconds, foor times assist in the continuation of our lounge at Manchester High Hours" in the third act which now uncut, n. WOODLAND Gardens For faster than others. i expanded economic growth." School. was done quite well on the Ianfastic voyage uncensored e (tolor Purifier-(degausser) antomatlcaCy keops ad p ic Mansfield Pebato A decision is needed now, ac­ whole. Marilyn Haglst as prem­ <695 tures pure, both monochrome and ooior, ewen If set A proposed debate between cording to President Frederick iere ballerina was better than for all the three candidates for state W. Lowe Jr., if the college is she has sometimes been, while has been moved. ¥ f!lfc senator from the 35th District ito see! to take favorable action on a Joseph Stassak accorded her ex­ e Magnavox Sound -w orld 'famous for Its fidriRy, adds axkra TOTAL (Tolland County) has apparent­ Mon. thru FrL summer session. cellent support. "Voyage” 7:16 - 9:20 TULIPS program realism. ly failed to. materialize. Also up for discussion will be The corps de ballet was more Sat., Siin. LA Remote ' 1 ^ The debate was scheduled for • HighestReliability-preclskinMagnavoKBondadCh«utti% / ' V it’s halloween the possible need for additional than adequate and Thomas "Voyage" 2:36-4:45-6:65-9:08 CROCUS 10 39e • 50 $1JI5 J ^ * J tonight, as part of a Meet the DOLCE just as in today's most advar>ced aero-space electronie Control college facilities to handle stu­ Cannon’s choreog^raphy was in­ Candidates program, by the dent enrollments during the next teresting, if a bit individual. devices. . . assures lasting dependabiWyi. time at both Mansfield League cf Women VIIA FAIRWAY few years. You’d think that anyone with s o m m ’ Voters. STANLEY WARNER R M s yoa riahse efaanoais, The college, currently operat­ the musical sophistication to Atty. Charles Tarpinian of listen to Spike Jones or Allen a d | a st vohmw, tom TV onM f. fairway stores! SIRLOIN PIT * ing night sessions at Manches­ or cot off the sound.*.aN Mansfield stated Saturday that Sherman would know the mu­ NOW 287 Middle Turnpike, W est ter High, hopes to renovate and without wires or batteries. M- he had been informed his Re­ sic to this one, even if they STATE M a n ch ester move to its campus off Keeney nut P/rtKIMC IIIICHZT. WAS or^Htlm MUMS 6 9 ‘ toe-set push-lHitton Poumr publican opponent State Rep. had never been in an opera Open 7 Days A Week Andrew Repko of Willin-^ton St. by next fall—on the site of Elvis at 6:15-0:35 "Kid” at 7:60 HAROY PLANTS! 3 for $2.00 Tuning, too. 11:30 AJM. to 9 P.M. house. But no, the silly audi­ ^ ^ • I A had «<®ceieacanceled mshis appearance oe-be- a 3S-acre former Nike missile installation. ence had to burst into applause Its] 8:00 halfway through the divertisse­ However, with enrollments Sat-Sun. ment just as they bad been currently at more than 860-full­ 3:00-0:00 bursting forth with ill-timed Eves. time students, the college may YEAR END Mercury believes a M an’s Car I been drawing rave comments, that’s up where it should be, plaudits In places where they be too small to accommodate were even less familiar with should have taller, heftier,' o f course. But what’s wilder is ■where it’s handiest— works the enrollment before it is ever ...... frem for what was going on. la OR- STh - - j ; r . cut-outs 2 15e A i ^ completed. ______.IWMIMOIblEMX^ CUARANCE^SAU! tougher ideas~-the stuff that that people are talking about from a button on the turn Anton Guadagno did an ex­ {dns "The Cincinnati Kid” According to tonight’s meet­ eitU AmsticM kMsmitiosa Piebsw better ears are made of. the entire Mercury line o f 28 signal lever. cellent job not only here but lira Corsleoa, mo Cyclone . Cilienta TV the 196^67 budget allocation. Joseph Fin^man and Michael 25% OFF ON A U OTHER out disturbing his wife. Other Magnavox Quality . . . now priced from only O O • costumes ...... $1c22»d $1.77 CHUCK BEEF I aKTMA^ COLOR Capri • Comet 302 * Cm I new Cougar, R«9. 79c a. ( S ' Cavallaro. Costuming was lux­ And options such as a CHUBCH LEADER DIES sco n s PRODUCTS! urious and Anthony Stlvanello foot-easing speed control • can d les ...... from 15c Freshly Ground — Reg. 69e RIDGEFIELD (AP)—Ih e Rt. did an outstanding job of stag­ THE Rev. Banjamin M. Washburn, ing. former coadjutor bishc^ of the DRIED MATERIAL: Wheat, Oats, Japanese ADJUSTED, DEUVERED, SERVICED BY OUR OWN MECHANICS • ...... from H “A ***^®88N W r o n g masks 10c Episcopal Diocese cf Newark, Lanterns, Silver Dollars, Baby’s Breath, Cattails HAMBURG a . 59' E N.J., la dead at 79. and much, much morel FAMOUS FORP ^ l SERVICE SINCE 1931 obe, ecMtb ood favors golora! Exports Increase 28% L B o x m s ◄ The Rev. Mr. Waihbiim died FOB Mercury, the W Car. L. Meaty. Quentered Sunday at Ida RMgefidd honM, WAfflINGTON — U . 8 . ogri- D ALSO: German and Canadian Peat, Redwohd, MFFJNVSr ^Mi^MMwrdaAnksutbuuMewwwiMiLyouRMEi^ ★ ^ ★ I where be moved in 1968 after odtuesl expoorts to the Eurcqwan BURNSIDE Plastic, Clay Pots and Tubs. o CHICKEN L^GS i fata reOremeat Economic Oomrmarity increased O -KnrYeritTmu______y He waa oonaeorated a Uahop 28 per cent from 1962 to 1966. V • \r* T o n ig h t in 1932 and aaaiated Biahop m i- The rise in goods sent to the six E r t y b r o t h e r s i aon R. Steerty in the Newark MORI A , inc. BXirppean nattona has been At 7:00-9;16 comploH ttlocHen ovor! iMcnwenMaxweN H noio v m R dioceae. greater than tiie gain of total WOODLAND Gardens 801-315 CENTER STREET— MANCHESTER Potterton’s tinink frt. klfkia till t:(W • O COFFEE 75* i Funeral aervtoaa vdn be haUI w LET JOHN arid LEON !EAPA]»A. HBLF YOU W I ------— Ro^ilor •rind ». ■ Wedneaday-at Trinity Cathedral 1 6 8 WOODLAND SIREET # 6 4 3 :4 4 7 4 130 CENTER S fJfE t CORNER OF CHURCH 449-7S37 in Newaxk, and burial will be H im mmERFUL “Rirp in oolori AINCOLN-MERCURY DIVISION at Weat Oranga, N. J. group- ______. ••

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noted that anyone interested in South Windsor joining the league may attend Many State Opinion Is Growing the meeting. MANCHESTER Ladles Guild t o Meet Water Projects PARKADE Tax Refund, Appointments The Ladies Guild of St. Mar­ BBRNieS Erhard’s on Way Out garet Mary’s Church will meet In New Bill OPBIEVES.T09 tonight at 8 p.m. at the church BONN, Gerfnany CAP)— Are on Agenda for Council WASHINGTON (AP) — In­ come in next memth frorn tiie hall. There is a widespread feeling in local elections in Hesse—the The program will Include a cluded in the public works Television Hoover area around Frankfurt—and in Hie town council will meet plant food - materials. The re­ Bonn that Chancellor Ludwig demonstration presented by appropriations bill signed by 5:00 ( 8-10-23) Movie (30) SporU Camera i i< 1< I t Bavaria. Wednesday ni^t. An item of quest wa« . made by Agrigo ( 8) Mike Douglas POUSHER Mrs. Ruth Miller of Sears and (34) English: Fact or Fancy Erhard is on his way out. The cards are stacked against taew business will include au- Chemical Co., Rt. 6 and Chapel President Johnson are $13,716,- (13) Merv Griffin 7:30 (30-33^) The Monkees (C) SCRUBBER SWEEPER VAC Roebuck entitled "W ig Fash­ (20) Amerlca’B Problemi ( 8-40) Iron Horse (C) The most active candidates to him in Bavaria, one of West tboiisation for payment- of a Rd. ' 000 woptii of water projects -in (30) Ciartoon Cutupe \ (18) Subscription TV Model For at-home comfort ions.” Connecticut. succeed him are people in his Germany’s most important, tax x«fund in the amount of WiUiam J. Jurgelas withdrew The annual collection of can­ (40) The Saint , I (13) Oitligan'e Island #6131 Also Included were planning 8:15 (24) Friendly Giant 8:00 (34) The French Chef • Snt" DS Cftfe lloors own party who would like to states. The Bavarian wing of his $1,908.16 on the tax list o f 196>5 his application without prejudice ned goods to be donated to the 6:30 (24) What’s New (13) Run Buddy Run (C) and survey grants totaling $842,- • Deep e'ears rur^ turn West German policy more Christian Democratic party Is i>er order of the court of oom- for a change of zone from CZ to San Juan Mission in Hartford (30) Whlrlyblrds (20-23-30) 1 Dream of Jeannle 000. (20) This I* the Answer (C) toward that of President led by Franz-Josef Strauss, knon pleas. I Industrial on property located at Thanksgiving and Christmas The construction projects, all 6:46 (40) Dennis the Menace 8:80 ( 8-40) Rat Patrol (C) DISPOSABLE Charles de Gaulle of France. former Chancellor Konrad Ade­ zip into a Authorization of the transfer north and south of Sullivan Ave. is being held by the Guild. (22) Marshal Dillon (12) Lucy Show (C) by the Army Blngpneers: 6:00 ( 3-22-40) News. Weather (20-23-30) Roger MUler (C) PAPER BAGS Erhard’s ($hlef ho^ lo f survi­ nauer's defense minister and of the same amount from the On Honor Board Members are requested to bring Ansonia-Derby $400,000, Black (34) Capitol's Opinion (34) Antiques val seems to be that his enemies one of Erhard’s most persistent contiqgrency fund to the town Mdss Dorothy A. Kupchunos, their contributions to the meet­ (80) Seahunt i 9:00 ( a-12) Andy Griffith ( C )~ Rock Reservoir $2.2 million. Col- (10) Coast (iuard (C) fight more with one another critics. If the party wins, eoundl supplies and expenses daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bene­ ing tonight. (24) NET Journal brook River Reservoir $6-3 mil­ (30) Your Health < 8-40) Felony Squad (C) Model than they do with him. This is Strauss will take the credit. If fund is also an agenda item un­ dict A. Kupchunos of 390 Avery The Christmas workshop 6:16 (40) Sugarfoot (10-30-23-30) Road West (C) cotton SKIMMA* lion, Hop Brook Reservoir $1.8 ■01. important in West Germaany ■ the party shows losses, they will der new business. St., Wapping, has been elected sponsored by the gpiild meets (22) Summer Highlights 9:30 ( 0-12) Family Affair (C) ONLY $ i7 jn Raymond C. Lortvee Theodore A. Brlndamour million. New London barrier 6:30 (10-22-30) Humiey-Brlnkley ( 8-40) Peyton Place (C) because the only legal way to be blamed on Erhard for not Two appointments, one as a permanent honor board mem­ each Thursday at 8:30 p.m. in (C) • $300,000, Stamford $2.8 million (18) Subscription TV replace a chancellor who won’t listening to Strauss. fagent of record” for the town ber for the current academic the church hall. Additional help ( 3) Walter Cronklta (C) 10:00 (24) Phyllis Curtin and Sucker Brook Reservoir (24) Whafa New? quit Is for a majority of the The chancellor’s situation is Campaign Aides for Becker Insurance program and cov­ year from Rosary Hall at St. is needed with this project. (10-20-22-30) Run for Your $916,000. (30) Social Security Life (C) Bundestag to get together and not much; better in Hesse. The erage cmd appointment of a Joseph College, West Hartford. Anyone Interested is in-vited to ( 8) Newawirc ( 8-40) Big Valley (C) nieodore A. Brlndamour of 5 He is a graduate of the Planning: Danbury $30,000, (12) Newsbeat (C) (12) Meet the Candidates elect a new one. opposition Socialists have long clerk of the ooundl for a term Miss Kupchunos is a member attend. Dover Dd„ and Raymond C. La-, Northampton High School and Derby $100,000, and Mystic 6:45 ( 8) Peter Jennings ( 3) Branded (C) Some say Erhard will have to held a majority there and are ending Oct. 2, 1667, will also be of the jimior class and major­ Church Women Meet (20) News 10:30 (12) I’ve Got a Secret (C) rivee of 40 Russell St. have been attended the University of .00 ing in Chemistry. $130,000. 7:00 ( 3) Movie 11:00 1 3-8-10-30-22-3040) News, go before he is 70 on Feb. 4. But considered likely to increase it. Considered by the council. The Wapping Community (20) Huntley-Brinkley (O named co-chairmen of the Beck­ Hartford. He is a Korean War Voting Regulation Surveys: Coastal rivers, all Sports. Weather at least two of the four political Erhard’s opponents within his 8 Other items of new business Church women’s evening meet­ (12) Lucy (C) (12) Newsbeat party see a precedent in neigh­ er for State Representative veteran with four years’ serv­ The Leag;ue of Women Voters New England states but Ver­ ( 8) Twilight Zone 11:15 (10-20-30) Tonight (C) leaders reported to have agreed Include: Acceptance of the res­ ing will be held tonight at 8 Committee. ice in the U.S. Air Force. has called attention to the vot­ mont $25,000, Connecticut River (10) Movie 11:20 ( 3-8) Movie on this deny that they are boring Holland for what they ignation o f the clerk o f the at the Fellowship Hall. A dem­ (30-40) News. Weather 11:30 (22) Tonight (C) ’’ 'Henry Becker is the Demo­ He is a member of the Dem­ ing requirement that states that basin in Connecticut, Massachu­ (24) Travel Time (12) Movie preparing any such birthday would like to bring off in West council, and presentation of a onstration of flower arranging cratic candidate for the post ocratic Town Committee, chair­ a voter who has moved into the setts, Vermont and New 7:15 (40) Peter Jennings, News 11:46 (18) Vintage Theater present. Germany.^ Premier Jo Cals’ certificate of merit to the UJJ. will he given by Mr. Milikowski Hampshire $505,000, New Haven BEE SATDRD.Ar-S TV WEEK FOR fXJMPLETK LISTING Others think he will have' to Dutch government was over­ from Manchester’s new Assem­ man of Voting Di.strict 6, and town or plans to move into town of Flower Fashions. is president of the Young Dem­ iday chairman. between May 7 and Opt. 31 may Harbor $12,000, New London go prior to the local elections in turned by the premier's own bly District 20. The Republican Here they are . . . Unfinished items of business Harbor $16,000 and Thames Riv­ the Rhineland and Schleswig- party which rebelled against a candidate is Wilber Little. ocrats of Manchester. He has return to their former town to Manchester Evening Herald been on the Manchester Board r Will include: Appointment o f a vote in the Nov. 8 election by er $24,000. Holstein next spring—or at least budget of record dimensions. Brlndamour, who is chairman the easy-going Sklmmas* member to the personnel board South Windsor correspondent, Radio some time next year so that One of the complaints against of the Manchester Housing Au­ of Selectmen for three years. presenting a written request for Anne Lyons, tel. 644-8582. He, his wife, Ann, and their o f appeals for a term of three continuance on the -voting list. (This Ustlng lacdulea only tl: loae news broadeasto of 10 or U there is time to build up a suc­ Erhard is that the pledged West thority, is a regristered profes- in the popular A-line years commencing Oct. 1, 1966; nJnuto length. Some atatiniM rarer other Short newsoasti.)'^ cessor who can win the 1969 na­ Germany to make arms pur­ .sional engineer, employed by three daughters attend St. This application should be Shot in Head, James’ Church, where he is a with roll-up sleeves and discussion of the construction made to the registrar of voters WDBC—1S6* 10:20 Speak Up Hartford tional elections. chases in the United States the Greater Hartford Flood o f a permanent structure on Pinkies to Get 5:00 Long John Wade 11:30 Barry Farber Show Still others say he may be when the funds were not provid­ Authority. member of the Holy Name in the town formerly lived in by Policeman Lives 8:00 Dick Robinson - 12:00 Comment Society. zipper front. Two styles shown 7 town-ownei|^ property at Ayers Oot. 31. 1:06 News, Sign Off 12:15 News. Sign Off forced to quit after the returns ed in the budget. He was bom in West War­ and Nevens Rd. and the request WBCB—eie i m c —1086 This also applies to anyone Caps Wednesday LOS ANGELES (AP) — "I 6:0C Hartford Highlights 6:00 Afternoon Edition wick, R.I., but moved with his from a group, all in sizes of C. Vinton Benjamin of 8:00 Gaslight 6:00 News. Sports. Weather family to Putnam in 1930, and who would have qualified to be think he’s going,” said the Farm Fire Loss Dips Graham Rd. to purchaae ap­ Members of the Junior Auxil­ 12:00 Quiet Hours 6:35 Americana Terror Returns to Saigon to Willimantic in 1941. He has P (8) S (10-12) M (14-16)* made a voter had he remained doctor as he bent over a 27- WINF—12M 7:30 News of the World BOSTON — U. S. farm fire proximately four acres o f land in the former town. This enables iary of Manchester Memorial 5:00 News 7:45 Joe Garagiola resided in Manchester since from the town located at the yearold poUceman shot through 6:16 Speak Up Hartford 7:50 Sing Along and lightning lo.sses last year to­ L (18-20) XL (40-42) the voter to comiUy -with ihe Hospital (Pinkies) will be cap­ 6:00 News 7:55 Brinkley Reports » 1958. taled about $187 million, down gravel pit on Nevers Rd. six-month regency require­ the mouth and skull. 6:16 Barry Farber Show 8:06 Pop Concert He was salutatorian of his ped in ceremonies Wednesday 6:46 Lowell Thomas »15 ns 121 Cong Sampans Sunk 3 per cent from 1964’s record- The meeting will be held at 9:06 Nightbeat ment. « at 7:30 pm. in the hospital But an attendant noticed a 7:00 The World Tonight 11:00 News Sports. Wssther ‘^IMBBTiai^ graduating claas at Putnam high $193 million. 8 p.m. at the high schobL 7:15 Frank Gifford Any person who has qualified board room. Mrs. Mary Sterud, pulse "so weak I wasn’t even 11:30 Art Johnson Show High School, and then attended Though only 2 per cent of the Historical Group Meets 7:30 Harry Reasonor WPOP—1416 In Mekong Delta Fight as a voter before moving from director of nurses, will preside sure.” The doctor quickly per­ 7:35 Mike Wallace , 6:(X) Jim Meeker Marionapolis College in Thomp­ fires reported involved insur­ The South Windsor IBstorlcal A. Cotton denim stripes, predomi­ a town may apply to that at the capping. Refreshments formed a tracheotomy — cut­ 8:00 6:30 Ken Griffin son for one year. In July 1942 ance payments of $5,(XX) or Society' will bold its first fall 8:10 Speak Up Hartford 10:00 Hotline HELCO'S ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYER (Continued from Page One) he enlisted in the U.S. Army town’s registrar and vote there -will be served. ting a breathing hole in the 10:06 Comment 13:(W John Sherman more, these losses accounted for nately pink or blue. meeting tonight at 6 p.m. at in the election. Girls receiving their caps throat — and massaged the esa militiamen and armored The terrorist mine explosion and saw service in the China 57 per cent of the total pay­ the Wood Memorial library on Oar Wash Saturday heart externally. INOTALLATION ALLOWANCE CERTIFICATE Theater. are Miss Martha Arey, Miss Su­ troops had launched a sweep in Safgon was the first such in­ ments. Main St. The Pilgrim Youth Fellow­ san Arruda, Miss Susan Daigle, Moments later, policeman To any residential customer of The Hartford Electric Light ■) cident in the central part of the Upon his discharge, he en­ Sunday morning 48 miles south- Thompson R. Harlow, direc­ ship of the First Congregation­ Miss Doreen DeCormier, Miss Keith Dupuis began breathing (jompany who buys and installs on HEUXiO lines a new, capital since the rash of terror­ tered the University of Con­ B. Solid color cotton poplin with new tor of the Connecticut Historical al Church ivill hold a car wash weet of Saigon in the northern Sandy Fredericksen, Miss Fran­ normally. 240-volt electric clothes dryer any time during the HELCO ism in the week before the na­ necticut and was graduated in Society, will speak on old Con­ and food sale at the church cesca Gates, Miss Kimberly He had been shot Sunday G. T. LaBONNE part of the river-laced Mekong tional elections Sept. 11. 1950 with a B.S degree in Civil shaped collar. Pink, blue. Satiu-day from 10 a.m. to 5 Dryer Campaigfn (October 17, 1966 - February 25, 1967) necticut furniture. His talk will Glenney, Miss Dale Ha-wver, when he and onotiier office Delta. The mine, a homemade explo­ Engineering. pjn. HELCO will refund up to fifteen dollars ($15.00) of the be illustrated with slides. The Miss Lynne Hayward, Miss stopped a car moving erratical­ They were supported by U.S. He is a member, a past presi­ ^ C O U N T R Y and ASSOQATES, INC. cost of any venting or electrical circuit required specifically sive of plastic and metal pellets title of the program talk will be Lutheran Notes Pamela Holmes, Miss Ernestine ly. The officer and a man in the Army gunship helicopters and apparently detonated by a tim­ dent and a past director o f the for the dryer and installed at the time of the dryer’s In­ ‘IFumiture for the Carriage The Welcoming Corfimittee of Johnson, Miss Marylou Kansek, car fired at each other almost Greater Hartford's D Y N A M IC Insurance armed river patrol boats when ing device, was aimed at a bus Connecticut Section of the Trade.” Our Sa-vior lA ith e ra n Church Miss Kathy Krause, Miss Mary simultaneously, police said. stallation in a residence. they took on a Viet CJong force stop in front of th^ Ky Son U.S. 'American Society of Civil En- Loungewear, Main Floor Mrs. Douglas Leonard, presi­ will meet tonight at 7 p.m. Agency DRUG L’Heureux, Miss Rodean Mc­ The other man, identified by moving in a convoy of more enlisted men's billet. It went off g;ineers: and is a member of the The mid-week Bible study “FORMS AVAILABLE AT YOUR DEALERS” dent of the group, has issued an Cann, Miss Theresa McCartan. police as E. J. Robinson, was than 160 sampans. at 6:40 a.m. as servicemen Connecticut Society of Civil En­ group will meet at the church Invitation to any town residents Also, Miss Sue MacLean, Miss wounded in his left arm a ^ his BRINGS YOU Save Money at Bernie’s Low, Low Prices After a 3',4-hour fight, the started to gather at the bus stop gineers, and of the National So­ to attend the meeting. Programs at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Martha Mustard, Miss Eileen back. He w m recovering. Vietnamese force claimed 147 to go to work. One American ciety of Professional Engineers. The junior confirmation class 643-2766 of the year’s scheduled events O’Reilly, Miss Cheryl Reinhom, Officers said Robinson and a Viet Cong killed, 17 captured. navy enlisted man and a 51- Larivee, who is a test facili­ •trademark will meet tomorrow at 3:30 DOUGLAS EDWARDS are available and have been Miss Sue Riggott, Miss Linda cousin were booked on suspicion 121 sampans sunk, and seizure year-old Vietnamese woman ties designer at Pratt and Whit­ 277 West Middle Turnpike p.m. also at the church. mailed to past members. A ser­ Ruggl'es, Miss Debbie Santy, of assault with a deadly weap­ of 21 outboard motors and large were killed. Seven U.S. service­ ney Aircraft, is a Northampton, (Next'to Stop ’n Shop) Card Party Sot AND THE NEWS ies of five meetings are planned Miss Maria Sipala, Miss Karen on, with intent to commit mur­ quantities of arms and ammuni­ men and two Vietnamese civil­ Mass., native, who moved to Evergreen Wood Chapter, Or­ as well as a picnic and antique Smith, Miss Mary SquUIacote, der. tion. ians were wounded. Manchester In 1957. der o f the Eastern Star, will show. Miss Paula Toner, Miss Linda Dupuis, the father of three W IN F - 1230 O N YO UR DIAL (Some of the other Viet Cong hold a card party Saturday at Now...because laundry is the last thing Junior memberships are Turgeon, Miss Marsha Vennart and a policeman for six years, aboard the sunken sampans 8 p.m. at the Pleasant Valley and Miss Marcia Williams. MON., WED., FRI. — 6 P.M. available. The society also has remained in critical condition. a young family should worry about... were presumed to have drowned reproductions of an early 1869 Club House, E llii^ on Rd. The public is invited. in Gte delta rivers and canals map of the town for sale. Formosa Sells Cement and oUiers to have escaped in Hostesses for tonight's meet­ Volleyball Meeting Captains in the town-spon­ the awamplands and marshes. ing are Mrs. John Birden, Mrs. TAIPEI — Construction ma­ Vietnamese headquarters also sored Men’s Volleyball Leag;ue terials made in Formosa more U/ffTAG brings you Hie BIG load Charles Keen and Mrs. Mabel reported that a force of govern­ ■will meet in the high school than meet the domestic demand. STAN’S TV Maxim. , ment Infantrymen, rangers and gym tonight at 7 p.m. Ralph Last year the island exported Beliglona Oenaus Meeting armored troops seized two arms Carlson, recreation director, 800,000 tons of cement. MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER The muted Religious Census Service and Sales caches today in a sweep 40 committee will meet tonight at OPEN NOW AT young-fiuttify miles southwest of Saigon. 8 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Hie arms caches included 1073 MAIN ST. Mrs. Calvin Hulstein, 83. Nor­ some rare prizes — a 76mm ton L a . PHONE 649-0279 pack howitzer, five machine Zoniiig Decialoni guns, three recoilless rifles, The planning end zoning oom- To sAve money bring in your T three antiaircraft g;uns, 60 Rus­ portable TVs and radios and dryer miesion baa tabled one eppQica^ sian rifles and 42 other rifles, tnon and another was withdrawn save money. We use Phllco tubes. and 10 tons of ammunition. A by the applicant. spokesman said that large Tabled for further dtscuaelon quantities of medicines were ' * 'V - I. *•- K ' Pick the Bali bra was the appUcation for apecial seized as well as maps made in exception for the storage of Hanoi and documents.

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/ I PAGE SEVEN! MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER I 7, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1966 about 3 points from its IM • Roberts, 25 Raymond Rd. On Stream?? and "Population plus Rev. Karlis Freim'anis, pastor, Funeral Home, 142 E. Center Andover Two Receive LBJ Off on Peace Mission; Bolton Empty Rowboat pointfl loss of last week. East­ Martin Sgeaks Thursday at 8 pirn, the problem Production Equals Pollution.” TH E OLD will officiate. Burial will be in St. The Rev. C. Henry Ander­ About Town man Kodak rose more toan 4. These are available from pub­ O - son, pastor of Entanuel Lu­ will be debated by Mrs. James I Obituary' |East Cemetei^. The West Side Old Timers >und in O cea General E9ectric and Westing- To League on lications chairman Mrs. James theran Church, officiated. Mrs. Minor Hurts ’TSni and Mrs. Gerald Obenauer Friends may call at the Committee will meet Wednes­ house Electric advanced about O’Conner, 380 porter St. 29 Voters Promises No ‘Magic Wand’ Morra Baclp Finan^anel at the home of Mrs. Harry American lAtVian Church, 4 Albert Anderson was organist. day at 7 p.m. at the home of In Accident Men Missing 2 aach, Du Pont 1. Clean Water (x M d o / L Winter St., tomorrow at 7 p.m., Burial was in East Cemetery. Maidment, 18 Scarborough Rd. Mrs* Preuss D ies; Nicholas Angelo, WUllams Rd., (Continue from Page One) Xerox also spurted six points at which time an Evening Serv­ Bearers were Harold G. Slat­ laNG’S LYNN, England (AP) The League of "Women Vot- Tom Lehrer’s record of satire Water from Leaves Registered Bolton. Pictures that have been A three-year-old girl and her Manila conference set for Oct. On a Hearing for<4ddition and held the gain. DRUa COMPANY ice will be conducted. er Sr., Harold G. Slater Jr., dentlal pioneering trip, Johnson ^ ^ —Bob Thlrtle, 47, father of three Up ^ about 2 were IBM and Po- srs will have former town man­ on water pollution will be play­ BOSTON — Of the estimated Mother of Judge taken the past several years wdll mother were injured slightly 24-25, Johnson said: The Walter N. Leclerc Fu­ Wallace Laws, Dino Nascim- was in his customary dark busi­ First Selectman Richard M or-/TTip Democrats gained 49. children, said today he plans to ed at all units. "Water resource 95,000 cubic miles of water that be shown. - Saturday in one of four car "A small Aslan nation Is im- ager Richard Martin ds a spec­ at a neral Home, 23 Main St., is in beni, William Johnson and Ar­ ra Issued a statement- todav/lfT Nine of these, were once unaf- row the Atlantic In a boat he investment Interest in oUs con- committee chairman Mrs, Har­ move into the air each year, ! ROCKVnXE — Mrs. Cath­ At Session ------mishaps Investigated by police ness suit'with a Sliver Star em­ der attack and defending Itself ial guest at the Wednesday charge of arrangements. thur Johnson. blem in the lapel. Mrs. Johnson defense of the board of finance. ^'llated, and two transferred win call I ^ l n H. old Wareham reminds mem­ about 80,000 cubic miles rise NEW LOCATION i e Phillips Preuss, 7«, of 15 Members of the Women’s during the weekend. witli extraordinary courage and tlnued. Texaco and Standard everting unit meeting this week. With the state election only Home League of the Salvation The girl, Ann M. Muldoon of was wearing a tailored green -Th. t ... u ...... fi’om the GOP. He said It would be "a memo- Oil (New Jersey) rose more bers that consensus must be from the oceans. The rest comes 767 MAIN STREET Viilage St, died Saturday night I endurance. I go to confer with The board has been criticized Two other unit meetings are Raymond F. Lamoureaux three weeks away political hap­ Army will meet tomorrow at Cedar St., was treatejd for coat'with a double row of but­ The ranks of the independent rial trip for oaremen David ^ reached at all three units. from the land or is evaporated its leaders and with the' leaders _ 1 . ______•___ vM .■ ____ •_____ A*_____ * Parking In front—and Birch 4t Rockville General Hospital. penings become more frequent. by school officials and the voters grsiy by S3 during the Johnstone and John Hoare, 'xi-,....*..- scheduled for Wednesday mom- League publications that pro­ Raymond F. Lamoureaux, 59, 2 p.m. at the Junior Hall of the ^ ^»*=e cut at Manchester Me- tons down the front and a green of those other nations that have Dternational off lakes, streams and moist St. Parking Lot in the rear. Ellington A voter enrollment session, a board o f education lor holding course of the year. whose rowboat Puffbi was found Harvester fell Thursday evening and 4he was the widow of William of Elast Hartford, brother of Cltadel. It will be a worship “ lerial Hospital. Her mother, and purple, turban-like hat. io 34% on a block of 11,400 vide background reading for the soli. Some is transpired from League of Women Voters in­ committed their young men to Preuss and the mother of Andrew Lamoureaux of Man­ service. Hostesses are Mrs. Ann Hebert M. Muldoon was Sen. Everett M. Dirksen of up a town vote on- a- $26,000------School „uBuUdIng u „u ., Meeting mid-Atlantic wiU feature a 0®^®^® coming unit discussions are the leaf surfaces of ' living formation meeting. Democratic defeat aggression. chester, died Saturday at his Young and Mrs. Albert Turgeon. *^*'e^led at the hospital for a Illinois provided the principal appropriation for architect’s Superintendent of Schools J.?** '®‘^®"' Telephone rose 1% to 56 "Who Pays for ' a Clean plants. Norman J. Preuss of Bolton, Four Escape coffee hour, and a Republican "We shall review the state of Read,,Herald Ads« home after a long illness. _ _ bruised leg. Both were released. touch of bipartisanship on this fees for final plans of a cafeter- Philip Uguorl has invited the . . . . _____ on a block of 11,000 shares. who is judge of probate for Bol­ Womeii’s meeting all go to military operations; but we The (Canadian destroyer. Survivors, besides his broth­ M ^ b e rs of the Lady of Unity occasion. The Senate Republi­ la-auditorium addition to the businessmen o f Bolton to Gains of a nolnt or so were ‘ *'® growing problems of ton, AndoVer and Columbia. make up the busy calendar of shall mainly devote our atten­ er, Include his wife a 882 hi Ballynahinch, County Mass of requiem at St. Many’s have an outing tomorrow start­ complained of no response from nUns » J I ^ers and friends of the church uninjured. candidates could not appear due Mill Sts. intersection. who can make peace will not be Illness became known during ------Down, Ireland, a daughter of Church, Blast Hartford at 10. ing at 3 p.m. at Shepard’s Cast Hanoi and said he had no plans will be held Friday In the edu- State police did not have to "prior commitments.” Police said Stephen A., Dube, present at the conference table date, ws would have lost $26,- Stocks in Brief rehearsals for the Bayreuth fes­ ^illiam and Sarah Palmer Fla­ Burial will be in St. Mary’s and Blast Club, South Windsor. to send a British mission to the cation building, sponsored by their addresses. Andover League members 19, of 14 Hudson St. was driv­ in Manila. 000 already paid for architect’s tival of Wagnerian operas last vell. She lived in Manchester for Cemetery, East Hartford. Dinner will be served at 7. North Vietnamese capital. the Christian Enlistment Com- Backofer is scheduled to ap­ and others interested will in­ ing north on Oakland St. be­ But the President, he said, fees." NEW YORK (AP)—The stock srunmer. He was taken to the For FAST Prascrip- 43ore than 64 years. FMends may call at the fu­ In Washington, Vice President pear in Rockville Circuit Court stead go to Mansfield tonight hind a car driven by Richard E. ■will be lifting his eyes "to the "After all ” Mnrra ennriii/ie. Ladles Benevolent market posted a substantiar Munich clinic but kept In close ■' She was a member of Center neral home tonight from 7 to 9 Hubert H. Humphrey said the 12, Nov. 1. Rhodes, 32, of 206 Center St. great task of reconstruction and ■•to. b o lr d ’ of the ^ preparing the meal, e a r ^ this afternoon in touch with Ms brother WoU- tion Dollvtry 7 Days Congregational Church. and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and to hear the candidates for the major problem now in South Aussie Papers Police quoted Rhodes as say­ development” in Viet Nam and 111 J i Surivovrs include a daughter, 7 to 9 p.m. State Senate discuss the issues Viet Nam is “ revolutionary ru­ a W«ek and Holi­ j F o m n ... of the current campaign. The ing he was signaling for a right Southeast Asia. ^rs. Richard S. Carpenter of "You take with you,” Rusk ral development or the pacifica­ M n. Paul Ferns Muslim Leader Mansfield League of Women Receive Threat turn onto Mill St. when he was Manchester; a brother, Thomas said, "The confidence and best tion program.” He said training days, try llin ill Mrs. Pauline Amerita Ferro, Voters is holding a similar « T h o r 'S - « shavell of Toronto, Can.; a sls- wishes of the congress and the of native civilian pacification oenditures ’’ Speaks a drop in Industrial production Bayreuth in stark, sparse mod- 80, o f Wethersfield, mother of A m on g 3 Shot meeting at which 35th Dis­ Againstrainst LBJ tbr, Mrs. M. Elliott of Bangor, administration and the Ameri­ administrators "was not as ^ The board of finanre u-iii J®"*®* Klar of Notch Rd. will in September, Chrysler’s cost- cm settings that depended Mrs. Santo Sipala of Manches­ trict candidates for the Senate, Police quoted Dube as saying COUNTRY DRU6 Ireland; two grandchildren and (Continued from rage One) can people.” good as it should have been and fonifThp Pr. ei— speak and show slides of Brazil cutting program and labor prob- much on lighting effects were a ter, died Saturday at a Hart­ In St. Louis Charles Tarpinian, Democrat, he didn't see Rhodes’ signal and 277 West Middle Tompike ^veral nieces and nephews. The President, who will visit it is being Improved.” ^nd nerhfl loJ Z ® '”®®‘‘"« Bomaroo Sat- lems at General Electric. sensation. Some fans preferred '* Funeral services will be held ford area convalescent hospital. and Andrew Repko, Republican, blow Johnson’s head off.” The drove to the right, DOUBLE In Moscow, a Soviet-Polish (i'> at least six countries in the next ^ * P * urday, Oct. 29 in the Comma- Despite this drab background, the old, realistic productions, Survivors, besides her daugh­ (Continued from Page One) will appear to outline their newspaper said the man told it Cars, driven by two Manches- mill rate prediction if the two Phone 64S-27M Wednesday at^ 1 p.m. at the 17 days, said he wants to learn communique reiterated de­ nity Hall. Klar has recently re- prices rose from the opening, but after 15 seasons of the “ new ter, include her husband, two positions and ans^ver questions. his 19-year-old son had been ter teen-agers collided at 2:20 building projects are under­ Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main wound in the head. Jones was in "o f their progress and prob­ mands for a halt of U. S. air turned from a second visit to They gathered strength as they Bayreuth” objections have other daughters, ^ght grand­ The meeting will be held at the killed in Viet Nam recently. ^..m. Sunday on Broad St.. 215 taken. i t The Rev. Clifford O. Simp- serious condition with gunshot lems, their hopes and their con­ raids on North Viet Nam, com­ Connecticut’s sister-state of went along. largely disappeared. children’ ahd three great-grand­ Mansfield town hall on Rt. 195 Feeling in Australia is high teet south of Green Manor Blvd. The finance board obtained ^ n , pastor of Center Church, wounds'of the face and arm and cerns.” plete American withdrawal Paralba. By noon the Dow Jones in------children. and is to start at 8 p.m. Any­ over involvement in Viet Nam Police quoted one driver, Paul at a meeting last week some will officiate. Cremation and in- Timothy Hoffman was seriously A seventh country not listed from South Viet Nam and a The meeting will begin with dustrlal average was up 10.41 SCOUT LEADERS HONEBED ’The funeral will be held one needing transjxirtation where the country has' some 4,- Finkbein Jr„ 19, of 111 Wal- Idea of the cost of the 12-room rment will be in Springfield, wounded in the chest and arm. on Johnson's itinerary — South long-range settlement dictated a poUuck supper at 7:30. Host- at 782.12. • BOSTON (AP)—Four of the TOP VALUE Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. from should call Andover League 500 troops. Most think Australia ^'^t St. as saying he was travel- elementary school from public ass. Police Capt. John Walsh quot­ Viet Nam — stands as the focal by the Viet Cong. It left open . „ . , , , , ^sses are Mrs. William "Vogel, Aside from a contlnuaflon of five New England Boy Scout the D’Esopo Fiineral Chapel. 235 president, Mrs. Howard Rob­ has to be in the war, but many north on Broad St. fol- g^ Friends may call at the fu- ed the victims as saying that point of his arduous travels, the question of whether the So­ chairman James Rich and Mrs. "bargain hunting” and a recov- leaders named to receive the/ Wethersfield Ave., Hartford, erts, Rt. 6. are opposed to the present poll- lowing a car driven by Michael Douglas Cheney. Oeral home tomorrow from 2 to Andrew Hoffman, brother of however. Viet Nam claimed viet position on Viet Nam is Bruce Hutchinson. All town cry from an oversold condition. Silver Antelope Award this year with a solemn high Mass of GOP Women Meet cy of sending draftees. Some T. Agnew, 17, of 40 Tower Rd. 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Timothy, was "acting strange­ greatest attention in his depar­ shifting at all or merely re­ The board of education Is couples are welcome. Anyone brokers attributed market are associated with Connecticut requiem at Corpus Christi The October meeting of the hold President Johnson person- Finkbein said he did not see ly” as they talked with him out­ ture statement. flecting tactical responses to asking for the high school ad­ wishing to join the group strength in part to favora'We troops. STAMPS Church, Wethersfield, at 9. Bur­ Andover Republican Women’s ally responsible for the fact that Agl^ew sigpial for a right turn, Frank Polka side the restaurant and then Referring to the seven-nation American statements. dition for the fall of 1967 and should contact one o< the host- earnings reports and also to the Presented with scouting’s high- ial will be in Mt. St. Benedict Club will be held tomorrow their loved ones are in Viet PoUce reported. “ Frank (Poltorak) Polka, 79, of pulled a .38 caliber revolver, the elementary school for the esses. posaiWity of President John- est professional award at toe Tariffville, father of Mrs. Mary Cemetery, Bloomfield. emptying the six bullets. night at 8 o'clock in the town Nam. Police quoted Agnew as say- fall of 1068 and has warned Remkiewicz, 5 Pineview Dr., Raymond Gasper Jr., 424 South BoUetiln Board son's trip to the Far East mak- New England Boy Scout Region- Hania of Manchester, died Sat­ BVlends may call at the fu­ Walsh said Andrew Hoffman hall. The selectmen and regis­ American security men who signaled for a right turn that double sessions or some Vernon; Mrs. Frieda Schmeiske, Rd., Bolton: William Kloppen- The selectmen will meet to- some progress toward al Executive Committee annual urday at his home. neral chapel tonight from 7 to then jumped into his car, but trars of voters have been invit­ have checked the President’s s^l^oot 50 yards from a service other measure such as leased route hav'e said they do not con- ®l’0'rion entrance on Broad St. Tolland; William Schneider, 18 burg, 92 Holl St.; Richard La- night at 7. the board of finance P®®®® Viet Nam. meeting Saturday were; Do^ld EVERY WEDNESDAY « Survivors, besides his daughr.. 9 and tomorrow from 2 to 5 was arrested by a policeman ed to speak on their official cIassroon)s will be necessary jf West St., Rockville; Mrs. Querre. 64 Miller Rd., Wap­ at 7-30 and the public building "Ni® Assoedated Pfess average N. Clark of Orange, Conn.; Les- ter, include a son, three other and 7 to 9 p.m. who had been alerted by a by­ duties. Hostesses for the eve­ sider there is any great security began turning onto a drive- the facilities are hot built on We learned that national ping: Mrs. Mary Correntl, 86 commUslon at 8, in the town «> “ P 2-5 H® N. Davis of Norwalk, Conn.; authorities have listed the ^ughters, two brothers, a sis­ stander. ning will be Mrs. Dorothy risk. Johnson will be using his Eunice Shortman, Warehouse sdiedule. SULLIVAN AVENUE Point; Mrs. Ivy Siddell, 6 Gos- Birch St.; Mrs. Judith Hununel at 281.8 with industrials up 4.9, Louis E. Nassau of West Hart- most frequent causes of fires ter, five grandchildren and four Miss Esther Fay Detective Bobby Fowler said Kauffman and Mrs. Paula Car- own bulletproof car. Police reported that Agnew At the finance board meeting 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST rr 1 J tri •_! ®®-W Flnkbein’s car approach' ■; Dr.; William Titone, Staf- and daughter, 60 E. Middle Boy'scout Troop 73 will meet rails up .8 and utilities up .7. ford. Conn.; David A. North of as follows: Heading the SHOPPING CENTER great-grandchildren. ROCKVILLE — Miss Esther all three victims were Black roll. New Zealand Prime Minister , , last week Morra said that a MANCHESTER Fay, 46, of 63 Union St. died , .J i J from the right rear and tried •1 Springs; Mrs. Arlene Val- Tpke.; Mrs. Lois Cheslick and tonight at the Community Hall ‘>'“ ® ^ r t h Hav^n, Conn ; and list is: 1. Careless Smok­ SOUTH WINDSOR ''T he funeral will be held to- Muslims. He said Andrew Hoff­ Democrat Coffee Hour Keith J. Holyoake said today ^ short wait to discuss the flnan' the averages. Charles M. Healy Jr. of Spring- ing and use of matches; 2. C morrow at 8:16 a.m. from toe BYlday in Hartford. 31 Charter Oak St.; Mrs. daughter, 63 Hayes Rd., Wap­ man at one time was a Black A number of Democrats In that ‘ sneak threats ’ are being ______cial implications of the con- General Motors came back field. Electrical defects, shorts, E Miss Fay was bom April 6, Margaret Wheeler, East Hart­ ping: Mrs. Sylvia Atwater and Valley Funeral Home, 29 Hart­ Muslim but had been dropped the town attended the late af­ made to him, his wife and strucUon would not be an un­ The fire department auxiliary overloaded circuits; 3. De­ 1920 in Hartford, a daughter of ford; Mrs. Charlotte Katz, 92 daughter, 180 Laurel St., Wap­ ford Ave., Granby, with a sol­ from membership. ternoon coffee hour Saturday daughters in connection with due delay, since construction will meet tonight at 8 at the fective heating equipment; Bridge St. emn high Mass of requiem at Thomas and Ellen Dunn Fay. The shooting occurred on the at the home of Mrs. Beatrice Johnson's’ visit. Hospital Notes ping: Mrs. Joyce FYirker and could not begin before spring «rS.house Hostesses are Mrs. 4. Careless handling and use 9^. Bernard’s Church, Tariff­ She is survived by no near rela­ sidewalk about a block away Kowalski, Rt. 6. They met and Holyoake, in a statement at DISCHARGED Y E S T E R- son, 15 Walker St.; Mrs. Fern anyway Gene PohVmann and Mrs. Rob- of flammable liquids; 5. De­ tives. Legault and daughter, 409 E. fective or overheated chim­ ville at 9. Burial will be in St. from the Muslim temple in St- talked with several candidates Wellington, said someone had Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. D A Y : Leroy Parker, 50 Wil­ The finance board has ex- ®'"^ *’*‘*‘®*' • 1 9 The funeral will be held to­ neys and flues; 6. Children Hemard’s Cemetery, Tariffville. Louis. for state and county office in­ telephoned him to report over- *•* areas excepting mater­ liam St.; Vincent Ingraham, 8 Middle Tpke. pressed concern, also, over the Bolton Homemakers will morrow at 8:30 a.m. from the and matches: ‘7. Sparks on ■V Friends may call at the fu- cluding Gerald Lamb, Treasur­ hearing a group of men plotting where they are 2:80 to 4 Ardmore Rd.; Jeffrey Nielson, tight money aituation now and meet Wednesday at 10 ajn. at Burks JFuneral Home, 76 Pros­ roofs. The first three hazards LB. aeral home tonight from 6 to 9. er, Charles Tarpiniafi, Senate, the prime minister’s assassins- P-™- and 7 to 8 p.m. and private 49 Harlan Sff; Mrs. Agnes Se- the consequent high Interest th® Community Hall to make pect St., with a Mass of re­ Sl Mary’s Episcopal Ghiirch cause almost three out of and Nick Pawluk, Sheriff. tion. His wife is receiving "an where they are 10 a.m. cor, 144 High St.; Mrs. Lillian rate on bonding. fiberglass lampshades. Host- T quiem at St. Bernard’s Church Car Hits Post, Public Records four of all home fires. They t- Mrs. Andrew Dnrico increasing amount of abusive, * p.m. Visitors are requested Cardin, Wlllimantic; Mrs. IS for Democrats, 18 for OOP ®ss®9 are Mrs. Michael Peace advise that the best way to ^ VERNON — Mrs. Lucia C. at 9. Burial will be in St. Ber­ STEAKS1 Manchester Evening Herald sometimes filthy, anonymous smoke in patients’ rooms, Yvonne Cromwell, Glastonbury; Warrantee Deeds The two political parties and Mrs. Anthony Meneggia. put out a food or grease I nard’s Cemetery. Driver Charged ^ r ic o , 78, of Bolton Rd. died Andover correspondent, Law­ letters and phone calls,” he more than two visitors at Mrs. Ivy Butler, Glastonbury; Douglas R. Adair and Nancy Church and Park Sts. fire on the stove is quickly Friends may call at the fu­ broke even In Saturday’s voter------r CHOICE BONELESS ^ ^ jfciturday afternoon at Rock- Herbert B. Waldron, 78, of rence Moe, tel, 742-6796. said. ' one time per patient. Andree Peltier, Coventry; Mrs, Ann Adair to Thomas C. making session, each adding 13 Advertisement— to place a metal cover on neral home tonight from 7 to the burning pot or pan.. We fjlle General Hospital. She wtus East Hartford was charged at Eileen Orlowskl, 147 N. School Byron Jr. and Joan G. Byron, 1 9 9. A vocal minority is violently Patients Today: 260 voters to their lists. In the Re- How much wasted in school would like to serve you In toe wife of Andrew Darico. 3:15 p.m. yesterday with failure opixised to New Zealand's par- ADMITTED SATURDAY' St.; Mrs. Margaret Clark, 137 property at 113 Helalne Rd. publican party, 12 of these vot- room rental, delayed building V Mrs. Darico was bom in Italy, Petition Filed Abraham M. Elkin and Char­ SERVICES ON ‘‘ST. LUKE’S DAY” every possible way and bring to drive in the established lane. ticipation m the Viet Nam war. cu y Anderson. 38 Autumn St.! Maskel Rd., Wapping; Mrs. Vir­ era were new, and one was for- higher costs ? $500,000 7 Stop you this column weekly as jtone 3, 1878, and lived in this Mrs. Agnes Gnwllca lotte F. Elkin to Richard J. LB. Police said Waldron’s car Despite the threats. Holyoake ^rs. Helen Benoit, 74 W. Main ginia Narkon, 134 Timrod Rd.; merly unaffiliated. Republican waste, high taxes. a contribution toward public SIRLOIN STEAKS area many years. ROCKVILLE — Mrs. Agnes For Bankruptcy Zimmer III, property at 44-46 Gawlica of 8 Stone St. died struck a post on the right' side said he would continue to re- gt.. Rockville; Arthur Cheney. Larry Lisciotti, 15H Forest St.; In addition to these, 15 per- poor schools. Vote Democratic! safety. Survivors, besides her hus­ ceive telephone calls at Wells St. 6:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m., Holy Communion this morning at, the home of a of the Wilbur Cross Hig)|iway . , 1,0 of his 50 Cambridge St.; Mrs. Cathy Mrs. Mary Roberts, Coventry. sona who were made voters ------band, include four sons, Mor- Lance Owens of 108 Ridge St. home. George D. Elliott and Belle Dillon Sales and Service near the Rt. 6 entrance ramp ALSO, Mrs. Irene Rice, East Saturday did not join a party. 'Manchester Evening Herald BOnOM ROUND Darico, Andrew. Darico, Wil- daughter, Mrs. Francis Gessay has filed a voluntary petition Gidman, Kelly Rd., Vernon; Elliott to Clifford E. Gerbe and He is scheduled to appear in Hartford; Mrs. Patricia Beleke- The registrars of voters, Mrs. Bolton correspondent Cleme- ^ m Darico and I^ter Darico, of 58 La'wrence St. She was the for bankruptcy and his case Mrs. Mabel Hargraves, 256 Janice L. Gerbe, property at Your Ford Dealer widow of Charles Gawlica. Manchester Circuit Court 12. ■Wbodbridge St.; Thomas Mar- wlcz, Storrs; Mrs. Veronica Mamie Maneggia (R) and Mrs. weU Young tel. 643-8981. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 18 & d a daughter. Miss Blmily Dar- was referred to Saul Seid- 114 Henry St. 319 Main St., Manchester Mrs. Gawlica was bom In man, referee in bankruptcy for Happy Teens tello, 15 Worcester Rd., Ver­ Fernholz, 90 Mill St.; Richard Mary Morgan (D), report that Jlfo, all of Vernon, and seven Wesley R. Smith to George California, with 21 window­ — FlaverfuL— Poland, a daughter of Frank Hartford County. non; Mrs. Catherine Muldoon, Peterson, 303 Oak St., Wap­ a total of 154 voters have been 643-2145 grandchildren. D. Elliott and Belle Elliott, less schools, has more of the and , Mary Surdel Lemek, and Owens lists liabilities at $7,- Survive Stay Crestfield Convalescent Home; ping; Joseph Normandin, 139 property on Harlan St. made in town during the past 9 9 5 The funeral will be held to­ ROAST lived In this area many years. Joseph Shea, East Hartford; Hilton Dr., South Windsor; 12 months. There are now new-type structures than any morrow at 9;45 a.m. from the Wedding 157.08 and assets at $20. Quitclaim Deeds She was a member of St. Mrs. Laura Stickney. 867 Pos­ Imre Bognar, Hartford; Dawn 1,641 persons on the voting list, other stale. Five moi^ are iirke Funeral Home, 76 Pros- Among local creditors listed In Deep Wood Frederick C. Knofla and El- AT OUR FISH COUNTER — ON SALE TUESDAY Joseph’s Church and its Holy ter St.. Wapping; John Sudei- McDowell, 92 Arnott Rd.; Mrs. The GOP gained 62, two of under construction there and Hsct St., with a Mass of re- are: Beneficial Finance Corp., frieda F. Knofla to Wesley R. Rosary Society. (Continued from Page One) kat, 236 Smith St., Wapping; Carol White, Tolland; Diane these being voters previously still another is in the planning iem at Sacred Heart CSiurch Colt - McAdams $800; First Hartford Realty, Smith, property on Harlan St. Survivors, all of Rockville, Nabb. Dennis Armstrong Charles Trotter, 54B Chestnut Tomberg, East Hartford; Her­ unaffiliated. stage. No. 1 DRESSED SMELTS ,b.35‘ 9. Burial will be In St. Ber- The marriage of Miss Edith $530; Hartford Electric Light Richard J. Zimmer HI to also include two other daugh­ McAdams, formerly of Man­ skinned it. St.; Marius VanGelder, 76 bert Sheer, 561 Hartford Tpke., SMrd’s Cemetery. Co., $71.80; Manchester Lum­ Dominic M. Bellettl, property at ters, Mrs. Francis Burke and At sundown, another band of Cambridge St.; Andrze Zadlo, Vernon; Thomas Margarido, 27 ., FYiends may call at the fu- chester, and Thomas Colt of ber, $132.74; Moriarty Bros., 44-46 Wells St. DEEP SEA SCALLOPS a.7IP Mrs. William Crerwinski; a son, Hartford took place Friday, hunters carried a, second porcu- 597 Adams St. Oliver Rd.; Mrs. Jeannine T lo ju ). !~~jaL ihsL ficU ikark, JfCral home tonight from 7 to 9. $73.90, and Propane Gas of Certificate, of Trade Name George Gawlica, and a sister, Sept. 30, at North Canton South Windsor, $515.83. pine into camp, slung under a ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Metivier, 146 Cushman Dr.; •• ------Stephen Goulis d /b /a Tech­ Mrs. John Snydal. Mrthodist Church. Two largest creditors listed pole in tribal tradition. Mrs. Victoria Ameling, Coven- Mrs. Sarah Hoha, 67 Cooper 2 Vtddemars Punrins nical] Drawing Institute, Man­ 7 wanted " 'V, , GIANT SIZE BOX The funeral will be held Over a roaring fire,, the stu- It : Alan Belliveau, Monson, St. w Voldemars Purvlns, 48, of A reception was held at the are: Hartford Federal Savings, chester. Thursday, Oct. 13 tp Sat., Oct. 22 Thursday at 8:15 a.m. from the dents roasted the beasts and Mass.; Raymond Bernstein, 22 Also. Kenneth Gibbs, Storrs; iedyard, a member of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn $3,000, and the Aircraft Fed­ Building Permits Burke Funeral Home, 76 Pros­ made porcupine broth . Coleman Rd.; Mrs. Annie Mrs. Minnie Clifford, 396 Hart­ ^ m e r ic ^ Latvian EhrangeliCal Blythe of Canton., The couple eral Credit Union, $1,500. Public Sign Service for In­ Save 10c pect St., with a Mass of re- Coutsas said the expedition Brown, 11 N. Fairfield S t; ford Rd.; David Wohlgemuth, hairdressing Lutheran Church of Man.chester, will live at West Hartford. Mrs. Owens, a track driver, is rep­ ternational House of Pancakes, quleih at St. Joseph’s Church at Colt is ap aunt of Ronald H. resented by Atty. Michael was a complete success, Martin Chambers, West Hart- 27 Hendee R d.; Mrs. Tomiko ^Oed yekerday at his home af­ sign at 353 Broad St., $6,00Qt TIDE 9^ Burial will be in St. Bernard's Gates of Manchester. Heneghan of Hartford. ' "The cooperation was good, ford; Anthony Comeau, 84 Kowalski, 7 High Meadow Rd.,* Andrew Ansaldl for'Dr. kar- 67 ter a short Illness. He was vice Cemetery, They worked together and ev- Mark Dr., Wapping; Donald Bolton; Mrs. Carole Gordon and Yey Pastel, relocation o f dwell­ , , . so i PILLSBURY'S jresident of Rantins-Purvins Friends may call at the fu­ WOLCOTT MAN HELD eryone did his part," Coutsas Custer, 29 Bilyue Rd.; Mrs. daughter, East HartfoM; Mrs. ing from Spring St. to 646 Construction Co., Gales Ferry. neral home Wednesday from 2 c WOLCOTT (AP)—Eionald RI- said. Anna Daskowski, 261 Henry Mae Bloking and son, 122 Oak­ • Mr. purvins was bora in to 4 and 7 to 9 p.rt. Gar Crashes, Porter S t, $7:000. ' cuperio, 25, faces charge.s of ag­ "Yes, but we were too noisy,” St.; Mrs. Mary Godin, 53 Schal- land St.; Mrs. Grace Keeler and went Latvia and came to this coun­ J. R. Wennergren Co. fo t W. gravated assault today in Cir­ Jumped Median said Sue Walenski. "We scared ler Rd.; Mrs, Celia Jurkovlcs, son, 76 Foley St.; Mrs. Nancy S. Harrison, convert Office to 5 » 59 toy in 1951. He was also a mem- FLOUR cuit Court. all the animals away. It was all Storrs; Mrs. Sarah Little 14 Shillito and daughter, 92 E. Mid­ tier of the Latvia Association of three^room apartment at 571 Fu n e rals Police said Ricuperio shot at Eleven persons in two cars right after they came back. I Spruce S t; Mrs. Miriam Longo dle Tpke.: Mrs. Caroline Zach- Center St, $2,000. Creative^ ^ jP^'llllmantic and the Baltic would have like to have stayed Glastonbury; Mrs. Mary Mount’ 7 his wife, then hid in woods with escaped injury Sunday morning nmnn and daughter, Hebron; League of Hartford. Roland Herbert, alterations his 18-month-old daughter for when a car driven-by a. Massa- another couple of days.” 480 Woodbridge St.; Mrs. Anna Mrs. Jeanne Savage and son. to dwelling at 53 Indian Dr., CRISP, JUICY ^ Survivors include his wife, Coalmo AIolslo about two hours Sunday. chusetLs man jumped the me­ The youngsters ate their first Murphy, 24 Lexington Dr.; Mrs East Hartford; Mrs. Linda Hartl $800. SALE lira. Katherine Dutine Ihuvins; The funeral of Coslmo Aloisio retura-to-civilization meal ham- Marion Phillips Hartford- Mrs Hora'o hew to find out what the dian on the Wilbur Cross High­ and daughter. East Hartford; Roger Gilbert alteration's to fihd his mother, Mrs. Veronica of 125 EL Center St. was held burgers, milk |Shakes and french Lillian S t Cyr, 691 Governors way in Manchester and crashed Mrs. Marina Sutherland and dwelling at 236 Hilliard St., McIntosh APPLES 3; 35* this morning from the John F. Creative Scheel can de fer yeui purvins of Latvia. into the rear of a car traveling fries — at a restaurant Sunday Highway. South Windsor, dau'^ht'-'r. Hebran. Tierney F ^ era l Home, 219 W. $1,800. Funeral services will be held HEALTH CAPSULES in the opposite direction, police in Bay aty. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A DISCHARGED TO DAY: Tbi amcknt way ic to i m tbe rtflistrar at The Creahve Center St., with a solemn high , Gordon Eagelson, alterations Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. at the bv Mivliarl A. Prtli, M.I). said. There, Doug,and .Sherri Me- son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert James Merritt, 46 Wells St.; Mass of requiem at St. James’ to dwelling at 172 Porter St, Scboel of HairdrMsing . . . just as this student did! All American Latvian Church. The IT O.K. To STARVE OR The Massachusetts man, Kay- Intosh were voted "king and pHce, East Hartford; a son to Jeffrey Romayko, Poquonock; Church. $300.’ C r aoMtions will b# antwerod about opportunitias in the PEHYPRATE AN ATHLETE oko Smith, 24, of South East­ queen of the woods” because j^r. and Mrs. jkmes Perry, 37 • THOUSANDS OF ITEMS! THOMPSON SEEDLESS GRAPES>b29' The Rev. Eugene F. Torpey I ^ baauty cultur#. Craative experts offer you eom- PEFOBE AN ATHLETIC EVENT on, was charged with speeding. they appeared the worse for Kensington St. ■ was celebrant, assisted by the -n? 6 ET HIM To A «P££:iFlC. Driver of the other car was DISCHARGED SATURDAY: pltto hish»cHeii in all branehM of baauty culture. Do you Personal Notices Rev. John J. O’Brien, deacon WEICHT"? V w f a eariir? Soccest? Money? Now is the time to t Edward Quint, 58, of Windsor." William Roberts, 90 Pine Tree l-LB. and the Rev. Vincent J. Flynn Hartford State police said six ^ I r . Lane, \Vapping; Susan Arzt, 99 dicM to • i CELLO BAG ^ In Memoriam subdeacon. Mrs. Jane Mac K of C Lecturer's Night FRESH CUT CARROTS pergons, aged one to 35, w « e L .O iu m oia Davis Ave., Rockville, Maur^n ITEMS YOU USE EVERY DAY H memory o( bur beloved mother, carone-was organist and solo lirB. Roie Lwala PontlUo, who passengers in Smith’s car. ^ I" 'O J Arnold, 365 W. Middle Tpke.; ffeMcd away Oct. 17, 1967. 1st. B'ji^al. was in Elast Ceme f^ a r L ^ eaves K o a c l, Patnck Bane, Coventry; Davi<^ TONIGHT tery, where' Father Flynn read WHtaorcoll j The OreaHvi SehMl ef Halrdreeslig FANCY ^OTlngly remembered always. ‘NEGRO WOMAN RULE* ■pw • / ’’•I. J Barker, ,86 Falknor D r.; Mrs, the committal service. NEW. HAVEN (AP)—“ The Ne­ U r i V C r V - t li a r f f C C l Frances Celello, 163 Union St.; for FREE I 111 Asylia St. Nartford Dept. MH ions,! Daughters and Families Bearers ■were Maj. Charles MONDAY, OCTOBER 17 — 8:30 P.M. gro Society is completely ran Mrs. Sandra Daley, 1003 Tolland cotelof. m ill iir------u In' Memoriam Smlllie, Peter Aloisio, Raymond by women,” says Negro leader A Rockville motorist was ar-' Tnke. Deborah Dawson, 50 S. K of C HOME — MAIN STREET 1 ” t MfMr ki aaliUmilse. IDAHO OAKING POTATOES 5 1 4 9 ‘ S b i loving memory of Uartin May- DeUaiFera, Joheph Ofria, Ros- James Meredith. rested yesterday morning after Alton St.; Mrs. Mary Dzicek, kr, 'who piaaed away Oct. 17, 1944. o Adnawd Heir r sarlo T. I^ le n x a and Jerry P. “ The Negro woman,” he said his car went off the road at a Hebron^; Albert Fournier, Cov- U. S. Navy and Marine Corps Reserve j Nmw ulM memoiy is as dear today Sapienxa. in a speech at a voter registra­ curve and knocked down three entry; Catherine Keegan; 427 in the hour be passed away. A delegation from Duse Maz- Will Present A Film Entitled • Cinwafcat tion rally Saturday,, “ is getting pjard rails. Parker St.; Mrs. Mary Judge, { SiTMt FANCY LAME TOMAfOES f '- f<‘< 2 9 ‘ r* K n . Martin Mayer‘ and Family, sinia Lodge, Sons of Italy of a better education. Tn some of The 'motorist, William R. 180 Porter St. ' T sM m naa ilu—------VT ,------. ' I America, attended the funeral. IN THE OPINION OF « 0ME. the poverty programs, there are Beaulieu, 37, of 8 Janet Lane, Also, Mrs. Estelle Lappen, 59 "Viet Nam, The Reason Why • How CUaeee i Card of Thanks P0CT0K^,rn\^ CRIMINAL nine times as many women as was charged with failure to Branford St.; Valerie Marinelli, Start in I CMy 'W e wish to thank bur neighbors, Mrii.' Emma F. Johnson ANP PREPI$PO$E$ TO HEAT men.” and don. I fiends, and elaUves ’ for the many drive in an established lane. 32 Davewell RJ.,‘ 'Sduth Wind- K of C Members and Their Male Guests ta of kindness and sympathy Funeral services for Mrs. stroke, HEAT EXHAUSTION, The Negro male "must be a • Police said he was driving sor; Jean McManus, Glaston- o PiM Placs - I PtoM TORE ORANGE JUKE C a l 6 9 * -own us In our recent bereave- Emma Fosberg Johnson ■ of crambo, ANP fATldUB. man,” said Meredith, who was north on Rt. 87 when his car bury; Joseph Olshewskl, 101 Are Invited To Attend... teat We also wish to thank the •NOl Sentee I Member of National Aaoociatlon lirses and aides at Laurel Manor East Hartford, formerly of the first Negro ever admitted went o ff at a left curve. Beau- Oliver Rd.; (Jheryl Perrett, 517' Refreshments Will Be Served J ‘ - o< Coometoiogy Sdioola the fine cars and treatment Manchester, were held Satur­ NmMi Ctpwln fivM h«tpM Mmulfaa to the University of Mississippi. Met! is to ap^ar In Wlllimantic' Vernon St.; John Reducker, •a the deceased. pbiiiMtiiUtndcdtcbasfstosMUitoiiura y ^ e Family of Mia{y F. Dey day afternoon at Watkins-West . "He has not been able to yet." ~ " “ ‘ ^ocky HIU; Mrs. KatM^ine /•

’L’ I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN^ MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1966 F A G & m H m PAGE EIGHT Connecticut Politics It ia ataged on a platform* in America or Open Forum Inside oil a,battlefield in Vietnam itself^ Who, 800 Help Dig Up even if he thinks the President may be "Keep Community College?* Report RUMMAGE SALE wrong about the war, would withhold To the Editor, SpoiMwied by During the recent buslitg con­ St OngCf Goldberg Agree loyalty,- solicitude, and prayer for the (Oantiiined froor Page 8) Buried Model T THE SISTERHOOD OF TEMPLE BETH SHOKXMf IS H m «U Street troversy I have criticized the MaacheeUr. Conn. Americans fighting at his command? DETROIT (AP)—Pe*ry An­ see what nature had done to Board of Directors and especi­ WED.. OCT. 19 ^ 3 P.M. . 8 P.M. THOMAS F. rtJKGUSON The fact that American blood is being council rally to Houston to those classic lines he admired R. FERGUSON ally the Board of Education for 1957 are being circulated. C a ^ s drews’ Model T to out of Publtah^er* shed does not of itself sanctify the so much. THURS.. OCT. 20 — 9 A.M - 12 NOON IVNinded October 1. 1881____ jamming the busing program On UN Viet Peace Force incredible refusal to treat wklK the ground and police Lt. Arthur Drive shaft, axles, transmis­ cause, but, it comes very close emotion­ down the throats of Manchester Mexican-American farm hands Allen to out one lawn today after sion and fenders were rusty but MASOMC TBMPLE — E CENTER ST. •e Publlahed Breiy BVenlns^ ally to doing so, and the President’s By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS or Richard C. Lee of New Ha­ "that would have defined assault «nd Holiday*. Entered at the taxpayers. The reason , being when they marched into Austin a weekMid community dig. recognizable. Some bolts on the EXCELLENT USED CLOTHINO, BEAUnFUL NEW •tTMcherter. Conn., aa Second Claa* MaU continued use of this theme has had, that I couldn’t sCe bringing a Rep. William L. St. Onge ven, Rep. Robert N. Oiaimo, and so that, a minor picket line skir­ to being skillfully exploited in More than 800 persons shewed rear end had grease on them FABRICS AND UNINGS, HOUSEHfMJD WARES Jjatter.______and will continue to have, a certain city problem into a suburban National Committeeman John M. mish would be considered as a the Rio Grande 'Valley. With /:Called the Viet Nam war "un­ up to watch or dig for the 1911 that was fairly clean. 1 SUBSCRIPTION RATES town. However, we now have , Golden. felony,’’ the official sedd. The that calculated snub, Carr pass­ •A Payable to Advance tragic persuEtsiveness. ' 'I' fortunate" Sunday; said he op­ Tin Uzzie which the sentimental, "Ive seen worse taken off my additional controversies since Barbieri said Republican State bill was vetoed by Gov. John ed pp a great chance to win So, in summary, this Presidential ill Andrews buried 40 years ago'^ own car which Is only a couple i fito Month* ••••uJV*...... li*® the program is now to effect. At* poses escalation; and called for Chairman- A. Searle '^Finney Dempsey. liberal supporki i ftree Month* ..jUlA* ...... “-jj journey seems destined to prove to be a United Nations "peace force" because he couldn’t bear toe of years old,” said Versteeg. “ One M state CXlPE’s endorsement of Gor­ If Tower wins, the Republi­ thought of someone aitMhig Its President Johnson’s strongest and most ed tliat the Hartford children to work for a settlement. chairman of any party has ever don recalled a similar action by cans will retain toeir slender “Most collectors would give classic lines. their eye teeth for the chassis effective effort so far to persuade the y iv are provided special transporta­ St. Onge debated his Repub­ suidc to before to this state." the New Haven Central Labor beachhead to Texas. That’s just on one of these old cars, but ADRIAN'S ^ American people that this is not what it tion to enable them to partici­ lican opponent in the Second He was referring to Pinney’s Council, which also endorsed one what the liberal Democrats It took Andrews, who was wfe’ll probably put it'on display 2;,cH;«“c'?edl{edTflWotoe“^ii:e7redij was usually classified before we got pate in after school activities Oongreseional District, Joseph disclosure last Wednesday that Republican — State Sen. Lucy want. A solid Texas GOP will chief photographer for the Ford Takes Pleasure In Introducing Sd^ in this paper and alao tnfr local news pub- H.- Goldberg, and Veterans Par­ Hammer in the 12th District. just as H to because it would Into it— the wrong war in the wrong ■ ■ such as sports, Girl Scouts, Boy Frassinelli, the state consumer’ attract conservative Democrats Motor Co. at the time of his fA lfrighti of republlt^on'of apeclal dla- Scouts and such. 'Why should ity candidate Daniel R. Tarase- protection commissioner, owed into future Republican primar­ death in 1920s, three days to cost to much to clean," he said. Miss Jackie Miss Linda place. ' 'i „ vich Sunday aid no attention to the bees. him a disposition to encounter and con- Bills dealing with billions of an increase in Social Security Hie governor promised to d r SHOES MONDAYS The weather sequences o f 1966 have dollars in appropriations and glider points of view not already his benefits starting next Jan. 1. work for higher pay, upgrading been kindly to the Insects; by Septem­ Backstage At The Opera With Sylvian Ofiara the war on poverty, food for of Job classifications, a S6-hour 881 MAIN ST ^Iwn. f " Today in History The Senate has indicated It wUl ber there was so little fruit left hang­ peace, aid to education, public not act on thsit subject this year. work week for some state em­ But the regrettable evidence is that RICHARD TUCKER, NICOLA MOSCONA: **Fitting Is IAANCHISTID ing in any of its natural, non-cared-for worics, water pollution, unem­ Waiting in the wings for an ployes, and ni^t pay differen­ toe President of the United StatM is In Connecticut Opera Association’s “La Gioconda” at Bushnell Oct. 15 By The Asaodated Preaa ployment compensation, public Our Business** habitats that it was a foolish gamble to Today is Monday Oct. 17 the expected curtain call to a Sen­ tial. ■pending 17 days and traveling 25,000 health, "truth-in-paokaging’’ Clayton Gengras, the GOP Stop torturing try a bite into any of it; this year fruit 290th day of 1966. There ar# 75 ate-passed m e a s ^ that would iiiiles not in search of policy or analy- and urban rehabilitation are gubernatorial catidldate, told the grows only in baskets. days left in the year. clear the legal j^th for merger •la, but as a mission in salesmanship. carded for final action in the of the National and American employes Friday that "political It was always, to tell the truth, much A Thought for Today Today’s Highlight In History headlong rush to quit. Professional Football Leagues. patronage wiU be ended once And the salesmanship i? not directed On this date in 1777 a British yourself better when one got it out of a basket. By Rowland Evans Jr. Sponsored by the Manchester Pirospects were good for all of The Senate tacked it to the in­ and for all” if he is elected. to those people and the countries he is Inside force commanded by Gen. John But there’s always a very pleasing Council of Churches them t6 get through • before vestment tax credit bill, and He also promised increased to visit, but to his own people back Burgoyne was surrendered to sense of the potential bountifulness of memibers of Congress end their House conferees who will have benefits and wages and "a new p O N 'rm s, Robert D. Novak the American Colonial Army home. nature, of what we all imagine It was work in Washington for the year to work out a compromise merit system of employmmt Stop trying to sleep on a sagsrinsr, lumpy, “ I am the vine, you are the under the command of Gen. President Johnson is still desperately branches. He who abides in me, and hurry home for final cam­ seemed inclined to acce]^ it. that worka." th/s / worn-out mattress and spring. Switch to like to our youth, or of what It might Report Horatio Gates after the Battle ooncemed with what seems a slow and and I in him, he it is that bears paigning in advance of the Nov. Holman-Baker’s ultra-firm Musco-Pedic or have been like, say, in the Garden of of Saratoga. perhaps almost impossible task—that of much fruit, for apart from me 8 elections. There was some talk Eden, when the cycle brings around, AUSTIN, TEXAS — Alarmed Driven by their fury against intense hostility of the liberals On This Date Verto-Rest Mattresses . . designed by an trying to convince his own fellow Amer­ you can do nothing.”—John of quitting Thursday or Friday. orthopedic surgeon. People who haven’t en­ once a decade or so, a naturally cornu­ by the sudden affection of the Oonnally’s domination of their against Connally, and liberal In 1849 the Polish composer Most big spending bills pre­ icans that this is the right war for the copian year. party, the liberals are plotting delegation of Harris County 15:5 joyed sleep for years . . . those who thout^t Texas liberal Democrats for Frederic Chopin died. viously clea r^ the Senate and United States to be in. a mass stay-at-home by big (Houston) staged a well-publi­ In 'i863 President Abraham it necessary to use b6d boards . . . are find­ Sen. John Tower, a Goldwater The measure of success is not the House and are now in com­ He has been trying to persuade his liberal voting blocs of Negroes, cized walk-out from the Demo­ Lincoln called for 300,000 vol­ promise form and subject to ing out how wonderfully refreshing sleep Republican, the conservative whether you have a tough prob­ fellow countrymen this way ever since labor, Mexican-Americans and cratic I*arty state convention. unteers to serve for three years limited debate. can be again. Rust On Purpose Democratic establishment here They had a good excuse to walk, lem to deal with, but whether he began, making this a predominantly egghead liberals. Much pre­ in the Union Army. Hie 16th and final major ap­ Actually try these $99.50 mattresses at Wat- has mobilized it.s top political out, but even without one they it’s the same problem you had It won’t be necessary to fall in love ferred, of course, would be for In 1919 William Jenkins, U.S. propriation bill of the session American war to February of 1965. operatives to rescue the drab last year—John Foster Dulles, ^kins tomorrow. Matching boxsprings $89.60. with rusty steel as the latest thing in these voters to go to the polls would have found a pretext. consular agent at Puebla, Mexi­ starts through the house Tues­ But, although he has perhaps succeed­ campaigpi of Tower’s senate former U.S. secretary of state. ______By BILL LENNON and actually vote for Tower. Furthermore, the political or­ co, was kidnapped triggering day. It would allot $4.9 billion FREE! ed in increasing the percentage of the facing for a building to be able to ap­ opponent, Attorney General That, however, is expecting too ganization of Sen. Ralph Yar­ an international 'incident for miscellaneous activities, American people who will agree that, preciate the kind of revolt that is in­ Waggoner Carr. Astronaut John Glenn wlH be long remembered and much. borough, who leads the state’s In 1941 a government pledged including aid to elementary, volved. ’The establishment Is headed Herald honored ae one of our first astronauts. He should be remem­ ^ M COLOR EliURGEMENT since we are in it, there’s nothing for it But just persuading several Connally-hating liberal Demo­ to a strong Japanese foreign secondary and higher education ber^ and honored for a second reason as well. In fact, we The revolt Is against the high polished by one of the shrewdest politi­ but to escalate it until we win it, he has hxmdred thousand normally crats, is quietly working to de­ policy and headed by Lt. Gen. and the war on poverty. It still suspect the second reason supplied him with hto courage In cians in Texas history. Gov. Yesterdays never succeeded to altering the judg­ glass and gloss and the chrome which Democratic voters were not to feat Carr. As for Yarborough Hideki Tojo and Shigenori Togo has to go through the Senate. our pioneer days of apace conquests. What to that second John Oonnally, President John­ ment of what seems a rather constant have been dominating the scene for the vote, and turning out all Re­ himself, he has promised to took over in Tokyo. Three other appropriation reason? FROM ANY SINGLE KODACOLOR son’s closest political friend. 25 Years Ago half of the American people that this past 20 years. publicans, Tower and the lib­ make as many speeches for Thomas J. Rogers is elected In 1945 American military bills are in the compromise In his TV press conference following his orbital flight, Once remote from Carr’s cam­ he was asked if he said a special prayer before his journey NEGATIVE, WITH PROCESSING OF And the revolt ii toward something eral Democratic plotters can carr as Carr has made for him chairman of Board of Police authorities said they had seized stage and in a position to be dis- Is the wrong war for us to be fighting. paign, Oonnally has become into space. He replied, “No.” Maybe you too recall how he softer. beat Carr. Their aim: A total over the years, which is none a Nazi master file In Berlin pissed of to a hurry. They would ’The Presidential journey is aimed pri­ deeply Involved now that Totver Commissioners. said, to effect, rehglon was a daily habit with him, not vote o f perhaps no more than containing the names of some 8 provide about $4 billion in funds ANY KODACOLOR ROLL OF FILM marily at the opinion of that obdurate Whether this is going to be the vari­ is a slight favorite to be the at all. something to be turned on or like a water faucet when earn 1.5 million. In Tower’s first million party members. to finance the State, Justice and half of the American people. ety of rusty steel the steel industry pro­ first Republican re-elected to Operating behind the scenes, 10 Years Ago needed. election, a special 1961 off-year Thought for Today, Commerce Departments, the duces for railroad box car."!, and which the senate in Texas history. the liberals are also sending Disagreement over rental fig­ Hto statement to worth remembering. Any clergyman will What possibilities does the journey contest, the turnout was less I believe any man’s life will federal judiciary, the District of has now been selected by some adven­ Oonnally's new interest in mass-circulation appeals to the ure stalls negotiations between say it to never too late to turn to religion, even in times of SALEM NASSIFF Offer that might be more persuasive than 900,000. town and Manchester Country be filled with constant and un­ Columbia government and mili­ turmoil or stress. But, have you ever noticed those who have turous architects for building faces we Carr’s campaign is manifest in minority voting blocs, giving toan the President’s normal lectures expected encouragement If he tary construction. happy, confident, every day smiles are usually those who ad­ many ways. For one thing, he To keep the vote down. Re­ CJlub. will have to wait and see. The steel in the facts on Car's record as makes up his mind to do his here to their beliefs to every day living? back hom e? said publicly the other day that publican leaders here persuad­ speaker of the Texas House, Thomas McPartland quits as Heading into the conference question is shiny when' erected, then ed several ambitious Republi­ chairman of Town Development level best each day and as near­ room for adjustment of differ­ Some call it {unyer in time. Because time never stands CAMERAS PHOTO SHOP He will be able, for one thing, to dra­ Carr's defeat would damage his where he sponsored anti-civil takes on an initial coat of rust. Which Commission, saying a full-time ly as possible reaching the Still, ft to worth remembering that in any one’s Ufe time. It matize the fact that his policies in Viet­ own prestige (even though Con- can candidates not to run. this rights and anti-labor bills. In ences is a bill that would au­ 991 M AIN STREET 643-7369 flakes off in a year or two, setting the fall. The reason: The fewer the man with experience in indus­ high-water mark of pure and thorize a $l.l-billion, two-year t o never too late. nam have the support in some degree rially, on the ballot in November Negro precincts, pictures of stage for the development of a second trial development should be hir­ useful living.—^American Negro WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE, 148 E. CENTER ST. for a third-term as governor, contests, the lower the Demo­ Carr attending a white citizens’ program of urban renewal in of three nations whom we Americans educator, Booker T. Washing­ 649-7196 coat of rust which is more conservative himself is assured of a huge cratic vote. ed by town to assist the com­ selected demonstration cities. It \ Hke and resjiect—^New Zealand, Austral­ in hue and which constitutes a sort of Likewise, to dramatize the (See Page Nine) mission in its work. ton, 1856-1915. passed the House Friday. ia and The Philippines. ’These three are margin)- permanent finish. in itself. 'Those who Oonnally’s true concern, then, ■ In the same category Is an by no stretch of the imagination pup­ have seen it in what is supposed to be is not so much his own prestige investment tax credit bill passed Friday by the Senate. pets o f American policy. ’Their existing the nice stage say it has a soft, russet ■as his fear that a win by Tower governments have decided the United would be a step toward a two- StiU to conference are highly color which is not unattractive. It’s controversial bills that would States is right to be fighUng in Viet­ supposed to be easy on the eyes. party system In Texas. Connally nam, and they have so decided because is the protector of the tradition­ F i s c h e t t i boost unemployment compensa­ First, however, the eyes have to be tion benefits and- speed sales In their own geographical position, al Southern system, which per- educated. They have to be educated to and gifts of American tood to they buy the theory that Communism mils him to dominate the state see rust as decoration rather than d e -' simply by dominating the Demo­ friendly foreign nations- must be halted somewhere. cay, as something that forms a durable cratic Party. Ready for final action is a It will be during his visits to these finish which prolongs instead of short­ To stop ’Tower, an astute pub­ water pollution control compro­ three countries that President Johnson ens the life of a surface, as a symbol of licist named Julian Read from mise calling for expenditure of on every dollar $3.7 billion over four years. will have his first great opportunity to the latest thing in affluence rather than Connally’s inner circle has now Another bill awaiting House persuade us back home that, if these taken over Carr’s massive pub­ a symbol of neglect. action would authorize the fine people agree with him and his poli­ Such training of the human eye lic relations problem. One pre­ Isn’t a It dictable result: a forthcoming spending of ,$149 million in two cies, he miut be right. His activities in sounds difficult, but not impossible. you save at series of highly-publicized an­ years for health-planning pro­ Thailand and South Korea will, on the Look at all the other ugly things we nouncements in favor of color­ grams. As it cleared the Senate living room costs ether hand, be less persuasive; there is have learned first to tolerate and even­ less Carr from as many Texas it called for spending $1.1 billion im atmosphere of puppetry about both tually to like. Democrats with known liberal over four years. It may have to P E O P l J B ' S countries; South Korea, to making the credentials as Connally can go to conferenced phone less one heavy outside contribution of fight­ round up. Tolland County*8 Popular SavIngB Bank ing force to Vietnam, is not so much State Of The World In addition, Connally agents repaying us for leading United Nations are activating Connaly’s per­ within than a protection of its sovereignty in 1950 as “What do we see around us? ’The sonal organization to whip up interest and get out a big vote. KLH K Is playing its chances o f getting us deep tragedy of the war in Vietnam; your less publicized battles in Africa and Furthermore, Connally-men q u a rto a With it eventually in a revival of a Asia; tyrannies based on race, ideology are scouring the state for Carr STEREO MUSIC ■truggle for all of Korea. or sheer lust for power. The pitifully campaign money. A cool $1 mil­ Ih e oBoond great effort of the Presi­ slow progress toward peace-making lion was taken clean out of the SYSTEMS reach? week! dential Journeying^ to persuade people and peacekeeping; the failure of the na­ state this year by the Presi­ back home that thie Is the right war for tions to disarm; whole areas of the Pa­ dent’s Club, angering some of cific Ocean blanketed off for experi­ Mr. Johnson’s closest friends qs to be fighting .will presumably be a V new dramatiaatloi^ probably staged in ments with rockets ^nd bombs; and, and drying up Carr’s financial And whafs more the one-time charge for regular color phones has been reduced from $7.50 ^ \ perhaps the most terrifying of all, the resources. Vietnam itself, of what has been the grinding and degrading misery of pov­ While Oonnally raises money per phone to just $6.50 for as many color phones as you want installed at one time. Order your SINGS 1G70 PnMdent’a conaistent appeal here at S T O I’ IN F'OK erty, ignorance and disease. Ail this, and gets out the vote, to heart new phones by calling your local telephone office of ask any telephone man. borne. It is that since the American boys and I do not mince my words, is to the of the ’Tower strategy — and A N F A II FlliLlNC Member Federel Depoeit In ordered to Vietnam are fighting and\ shame of toe human race."—BRITISH the strategy of his new friends nCMONS'l'KATlON The Southern New England Telephone Company ROCKVILLE • VI tfytBg there; we have no choice but to ' FOREIGN SECRETARY GEORGE among the anti-Connally liberals .14,1 iiAK'ri'oun k I). f Hyni* them to the fulleat OUs is a BROWN, ADDRESSING THE UNITED — is to keep the campaign quiet and the vote low. yiAN( ni'STKH to—ya«a«aiaiy powscfi^ J4>peal, whether NATIONS GENERAL AS^EMBLl^ V«i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1966 PAGE ELEVHN ^FAG E TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALI), MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1968 ,-T ...... H e b ro n ' ------— Leave* Cotteetion Mother Dead^ Martin-Kowalski ' ' ■ ■ ^ . Hantmap'Nickse Lantieri-Lovejoy Xteaves will tw wmipt on Doctor Delivers 65 Registered as Voters Mxeral town streets tomor­ St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, row. The marriage of Miss Gail Healdiy Baby Hebron, was the scene of the BbmeowneN are requested ARE FOOD PRICES GETTING YOU DOWN? Estell l^ickse of Bolton to David After an AlhDay Se^ion MAGNOUA, M iu (AP) — A Day Hantman of Norwich was Saturday, Oct. 1, wedding of to rake their leaves to the edge o t the shlewalk—not 6-pcund, 4-ounce balby boy bora solemnUed Saturday morning at Miss Joyce Kowalski of An­ The all-dky session of the reported ttiat as o f Sept 80 the on the street. St. Maurice Church, Bolton. one hour after Ms mother died dover to Raymond Joseph Mar­ 'board of admission of electors total enrollment at the elemen- Streets tomofyosv are: DAY AFTER DAY, WEEK AFTER WEEK The bride is a daughter of tin Jr. of Chaplin. made 05 voters on Saturday. Of school is 656. There are wte reported in good condition Madison St. at the Beacfaam Miedical nunio Mr. and Mrs. Karl R. Nickse The bride is the daughter of those registered 26 are inde- ^ classes taught dally Includ- Jackson St. here today. of 122 Clark Rd. The bride­ Mr. and Mrs. William Kowalski rwindsnt 99 Hioming and afternoon groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. of Rt. 6, Andover. The bride­ pendent, 23 ^m ocraU c and o f kindergarten. The Hawley S i Dr. Robert Drake, who deliv­ George J, Hantman of Norwich. groom is the son of Mr. and Republican. Two people who hreakdbwn in grade Isvela ia: Spruce St. ered the child in a post mortem The Rev. Robert W. Cronin Mrs. Raymbnd J. Martin Sr. of were imaffiUated were also add- Kindergarten, 100; Grade 1, 91; Hamlin S i caesarean section, said. "The performed the ceremony and Chaplin. ed to the Republican roster. Grade 2, 88; Grade 8, 82; HoU S i * bahy, although w e ^ , will proh- was celebrant at the nuptial The Rev. Gordon Weeman Superintendent Aram Damar- Grade 4, 71; Grade 6, 66, and Harrison S i alUy make It all right.” Mass. Mrs. Shirley Banks of performed the double ring cere­ Jian reported at the school board Grade 6, 57. Drake said he was called Sat­ Johnson Terrace urday night after the hospital Bolton was organist. Bouquets of mony. Mrs. Herbert Porter of meeting Thursday that the Gardiner also reported on the Foster St. white gladioli and pink carna­ Hebron was organist. Bouquets school bus routes set up at the' FTA meeting held in Septem- received a report that Fanella tions were on the altar. Purnell Place Anderson, about.25, had died at mim-DriCinq of white chrysahtiiemums dec­ beginning of the school are Her. It was noticed that there Ford St. her rural home. The bride was given in mar­ orated the altar. ■ working satisfactorily. The total were many more men at the “ At the time," he said, “ 1 riage by her father. She wore The bride was given in mar­ mileage on the routes is 356 September meeting so a Men’s Hazel S i didn’t know she was pregnant. I a full-length gown of Chantilly riage by her father. She wore which is less than anticipated in Night has been planned for No- Hannaway S i thought it would be a routine lace and French crepe, design­ a full-length gown of Chantilly the projection at budget time vember. The next PTA meet- Brainard Place case of pronouncing her dead. ed with empire bodice. Her el­ lace, designed with square neck­ last spring. This will allow for Hig wlU be tomorrow night at Knighton S i bow-length veil of bridal illusion After I got to the house, I found line, long tapered sleeves and some flexibility in case of addi- which time Gardiner will ex- Pearl St. out she was more than eight was arranged from an open pill­ lace tiers on a bouffant skirt tions to the routes. P'*^**» the new report card sys- Bissell St. lU i box hat of crepe, and she car­ months pregnant.” which terminated in a chapel He also reported that three ^ parents. Birch St. Drake said he discovered the ried a colonial nosegay bouquet train. Her veil of silk illusion Hebron students were being Nursery Meeting Set PACKAGE OF 100 f f of white roses aind carnations. Florence St. baby’s heart was still beating was arranged froth a crown of transported dally to the special The Bolton Co-operative shortly after he prmiounced the Miss Daisy Dimmock of Bol­ Cottage St. pearls, and she carried a cas- classes in Andover. The board Nursey School will have a mother dead at 11:40 p.m. from ton was maid of honor. She wore (Birch to Oak) cde bouquet of white French approved the appointment of general meeting on "^ursday a brain hemorrhage. He said he a floor-length gown of light blue TETLEY TEA BAGS 7 9 carnations. Mrs. Frances Crawford of An- at 8 in the fireplace room of the took the body to the hospital apd French crepe with royal blue Miss Linda Barlow of Hebron dover as a teacher-aide for the Community Hall in Bolton Cen- Area Weather delivered the healthy baby at 1 trim, fashioned with an empire was maid of honor. She wore a speoled class at 82 per hour on ter. Teachers of both sessions a.m. Sunday. bodice. She wore a matching WINDSOR LOCKB (AP) — Stop^Shop BioFimng9lm€ama! floor-length pink gown with em­ a 6 hour day. 'will be there. Parents are urged Drake said the baby would be The U.S. Weather Bureau saya royal blue headbow, and car­ pire bodice and rose colored 889 Students Weighed , to attend. turned over to the family. ried a colonial nosegay of varie­ coat. She wore a matching hat School nurse, Mrs. Dorothy Bible Study Groups skies w U be variable in Con- gated pink carnations. Bradlees and carried a cascade bouquet Hamel photo Kirkham, reported that 299 The Hebron" Congregational necUicut today and temperatures Miss Grace Nickse of Bolton, of deep pink carnations with MRS. RAYMOND JOSEPH MARTIN JR. ' children were' weighed and C3iurch has formed two Bible will remain on the cool aide. siEtter of the bride; and Miss Lynda^s Late pale pink center. ^ measured during September, study groups. The evening ses- Highest temperaitiires this aft­ 7 EvaLynn Hantman of Norwich, Mrs. Arthur Goodale of Co- ^nd Thomas G. Goodale of An- suit. The couple are living in Nurse-teaeher information sion will be held tonight at 8 sister of the bridegroom, were ernoon will reach the middle and For New Job lumbia, sister-in-law of the jover, both brothers of the Chaplin. sheeta have been placed on in the Smith-Gellert L o u i^ of bridesmaids. Their royal blue upper 50s in the interior and bride; and Miss Sheila Ready of bride. Mrs. Martin is a graduate of file to inform the staff of any the church. On Thursday morn­ (ConUaned from Page oae) gowns with light blue trim were about 60 degrees at the coast. Andover were bridesmaids. M,.g Kowalski wore a gold Rham High School, Hebron. She deviations which might pos­ ing from 10 to 11 the House­ styled to match the honor at­ A moderate northwest breeze Their light blue gowns and roy- knit .«.uit and a corsage of white is employed as a secretary at sibly create a learning problem. wife’s Study Group will meet. During the morning, a spokes­ tendant’s and they wore light will continue thnoughout the day. al blue coats with matching carnations. The bridegroom’s Brand - Rex, Willimantic. Mr. The film, “Breath of Life”, per­ Both meetings are open to all man for MicCaU's said she had blue headbows. They carried There is a sUgfat chance of a hats were styled to match the mother wore a burgpmdy suit Martin is ag^-aduate of Wind- taining to mouth-to-mouth re­ interested persona regardless of not yet arrived in New York, colonial nosegays of pale pink brief shower or two this after­ “but has promised to be here” honor attendant’s and they car- and a corsage of yellow carna- ham Technical School, Willi- suscitation was shown to Grades church membership. Babirsit- carnations. noon or evening. to time for a news conference at ried cascade bouquets of pink tions. mantic. He is employed as a 3-6. As a result of conferences tlng will be provided at the Alan Hantman of Norwich carnations. A reception for 100 was held carpenter with George Zlotnick church on a rotating basis. The afternoon InstabdUty will 2 p.m., at which she would dis­ served as his brother's best with Mrs. Wyngarden, speech Ralph Sloan of Willimantic at Andover Town Hall. For a of Chaplin. He is a reservist Roll Call Dinner settle down tonight and skies cuss her Job. man. Ushers were Karl Nickse and hearing therapist, some served as best man. Ushers were motor trip to New Hampshire, with the Army National Guard, parents have been contacted in The annual roll call dinner o f wdll become fair with tempera­ Jr. of Bolton, brother of the MRS. JOSEPH LANTIERI JR. tures dropping into the 30s in The nation’s first law school Arthur K. Goodale of Columbia Mrs. Martin wore a blue knit Willimantic. respect to their child’s prob­ the Hebron Congregational bride; and Ronald Hantman of many sections. was a small schoolhouse in Miss Betty Ann Lovejoy of of Coventry, a cousin of the lem in this area. Thirty-five pu- Church will bo held Saturday Norwich, brother of the bride- Frost is likely in many Inland Litobdield, Conn., started in Manchester and Joseph Lantieri bride, were bridesmaids. Their ' plls were rendered first-aid for p.m. 1784 and numbering Aniron Burr Fracchia photo gTOOm. Grange Rummage Sole sections tonight. Mrs. Nickse wore a green of Hartford were married moss green gowns, headpieces > accidents and 45 for illness dur­ among lbs first students. It is MRS. DAVID DAY HANTMAN Greenwcx)d'Kuntzelman A high pressure system wtH brocade suit, champagne color- momine at the bouquets were styled to ing September. The Hebron Grange will hold now maintained by the Litch­ build over the eastern part of ed accessories, and a corsage u match the honor attendaiUs. Farm Bureau Dinner a Runumage sale on Friday field Historical Society end is Church of the Assumption. Frank Libno of West Hart- the country tonight and is ex­ of miniature yellow rosebuds. Miss Janet Carolyn Kuntzel- The Tolland County Farm evening from 7 to 9 and rum­ open to tourists. The bride is the daughter of ford served as best man. Ushers pected to be centered over Penn­ The mother of the bridegroom Bureau wlQ hold its annual din­ mage and food sale on Satur­ man of Manchester and Francis sylvania Tuesday morning. This wore an American Beauty coat ner and meeting at the First day from 10 aJn. to 1 pjn. in Clyde Greenwood of East Hart­ system will bring fair skiee and and dress ensemble, matching wnb Church of Christ, Congregational Gilead Hall, Rit 85, Gilead, n onrsaoT. nf g^oom is the son of Joseph Lan- j j j of Windsor. somewhat milder temperatures accessories, and ford exchanged vows Saturday in Mansfield on Oct. 24. Reser- The committee will be at the fieri of Hartford and the late i^yejoy wore a pink to Southern New Bkiglsnd nies- BRAND NEW pale pink miniature rosebuds. afternoon at St. James’ Episco­ vatlona must be received by Fri­ hall on Wednesday and Itiurs- Mrs. Lantieri. dress, maltching accessories day evenings to set up and re­ day. 1 9 6 7 A reception for 100 was held pal Church, Glastonbury. day. *1 R p S sa k n Pxi Moefa — HaieppWAulwh The Rev. Ernest F. Coppa ^ wjhite orchid corsage. ceive contributions. Anyone re­ Five Day Forecast VOLKSWAGEN M a c a r o n i & C h e e se •pkg “ Ofor A 1 ■ v lT IIH w niMoppla/Nar, rtiMwipfa/Oraiige 1 - 3 , . » 1 at Piano’s Restaurant, Bolton. The bride is a daughter of One Important item to be dis­ 1 ai, rianoB xvesiauram, performed the double ring cere- brideei-oom’s mother wore quiring or wishing to have the Temperatures i n Oonnectleut P^or a motor trip through New ^ celebrant at the Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel F. cussed will be Tolland County’s mony an orchid colored lace dress, partic^iation in the proposed donations picked up may call Tuesday through Saturday England and Canada, Mrs. Hant ______Kuiitzelman of 140 Bryan Dr. Stop & Shop Jelly S J1 Criseo Shortening •j : w - nuptial Mass. Paul Chetelat was are expected to average near 0 beige accessories, and a corsage tire program. A vote by the Mrs. Russell Anderson, Mrs. man wore a navy blue and red organist and soloist. Bouquets The bridegroom is a son Mr. membership must be taken to Paul Blow or Mrs. Kenneth normal. C od at the beginning Pka T flc wool knit suit and navy acces- mums were on the al- of pale pink orchids. and Mrs. Adolphus C. Green­ Snow Flake Rolls of 12 AO 3 T A reception for 185 was held determine the position on this Porter, and end of the peitod. MHd dur­ Whipped Marigolds sories. The couple will live at wood of East Hartford. at Flano’s Restaurant, Bolton. matter. Also on the agenda will ing the middle. D«hixtt Sedan 34 d pkg C A c 18 W. Town St., Norwich, after .pj,g bride was given in mar- The Rev. Sherrill B. Smith 81.19 itx* O T Miss Donna Hawley, cousin of be the consideration of resolu­ Manchester Evening Herald, Normal hlghe and lows are Drisfon Tablets PoUdent TooHi Powder ’T J ? ' £ 47' Oct- 23. riage by her father. She wore a Jr. of St. James’ Episcopal tions to go to the legislature. Hebron correapondent Mrs. Mar­ Hartford 63 and 88, Bridgeport y m beMa EO* Mrs. Hantman attended ,u,f.igngth gown of white satin favors to Church performed the double Two Arrests Made jorie Porter, teL 228-8116. 66 snd 44, and New Haven as ♦1715 Mennen Skm Brocer Il.tO (in 9 T Uncle Ben Rice i . - 4 r schools in Bolton and Manches- trimmed with lace, and designed ladies. She wore a blue ring "ceremony. The Rev. Wil­ Resident State Trooper Ray­ and 42. DEL. IN MANCHESTER 32 ex 4 8 f ter and is a graduate of Man- with chapel train. Her shoulder- velvet dress and white cama- liam Soule of Glastonbury was mond Andrews made two ar­ Equipped with turn signals, Liquid Detergent SZ* boHI* “ far 1 chester High School. Mr. Hant- length veil of illusion was ar- corsage, organist. Mrs. Allison Brantner Showers may total up to ^ Spray Stor^^ man attended Norwich schools ranged from a lace headpiece, ^ motor trip to Florida, rests Friday evening. inch dtsing the mlddls of the leatherette seats, heater, de-; 13% O 41 of Manchester was TOloist. Reading Council froster, seat belts, 2-speed and is a graduate of Norwich and she carried a cascade of two Lantieri wore a green knit Daniel L. Porter, 18, of Old week. Colo Cot or Dog Food •on Ofar I W MiUcpildDdlii^^ There were bouquets of gladioli Gilead was charged with speed­ electric wipers, 2 back-up Free Academy. He is employed white orchids and stepanotis. matching accessories, and chrysanthemums on the al­ Honors Teacher lights, windshield washer, by the Norwalk Vault Co., Nor- Mrs. Gerald Rothman of 1'ke couple will live in Hartford ing. Police said he was driving Lipton Tea Dogs r 59- Cohi'f MoyonmdM tar. nmto on Muiphy Rd. when he ^ ^ ^ O/S mirror, overriders, tool wich. Manchester was matron of hon- after Oct. 29. kit, 12-volt system. • The bride was g;iven in mar­ failed to negotiate a curve, lost ^ ^ ~ , ------or. She wore a full-length gown, —;------riage by her father. She wore a control of his car and ran off ^Ired principal of Nathan Hale Kraft Yelveeto Cheese *J!W S S * i : 3 „ 7 * ’ At last count the U. S. had fashioned with gold lace bodice A. national survey last year FUEL OIL Com OH Margarine full-length sata peau gown, de­ the right side of the road into a School was made an honorary more than 20 million fishermen, and matching crepe skirt, a gold revealed that 33 per cent of to- signed with three-quarters- tree. life member of the Connecticut TEDTRUDON eight million water-skiers, more petal crown with short veil, and day’s campers use tent trailers length sleeves, lace panel em­ then seven million boats and carried a cascade of mums in and 29 per cent use travel- Three occupants were treated Reading Council during Its an- — 13.8 — VOLKSWAGEN broidered with seeded pearls and ■ at Hartford Hospital. They , ,, . ... more than 40 million people fall colors. trailer camiJers. Only 29 per were Peter Villa, 17, of Hope oonferenc* this T a chapel train. Her elbow-length using the country’s waterways Miss Joan Small of Manches- cent are tent campers, down 200 GAL. MIN. C.O.D. Taleottvllle veil of silk illusion was arrang­ Valley Rd., who required stitch- weekend. for recreation. ter and Miss Christine Hawley from 67 per cent four years ago. ed from a pearl trimmed lace es for a head cut; David Me- She was feted during a dln- R. B. REGIUS Phone M8-28S8 pillbox hat, and she carried a Lean, 18, of East St., stitches ner held at the Hotel Statler in 6 4 3 -0 5 7 7 cascade bouquet of roses. for a out lip, and Ronald Bis- Hartford Friday evening and Swift’s Premium Miss Tamarra Morrow of 'son, 19, of Hope Valley Rd., was a guest at Saturday's 17th Kosak'Hansen Glastonbury was maid of honor. stitches for a cut on his right Annual Reading Oonfereiice at She wore a full-length empire leg. Enfield High School, where she gown, desigpied with moss green Iha car was extensively was presented a oarsage and AiBomoing—A NEW Business Just Opening! MLss Mary Ann Hansen and Your Home Studio photo brocade bodice and nile green damaged and had to be towed cited for her past oontiiinittaas BEGINNINO TUES., OCT. 18th THE MRS. CHARLES JOSEPH GLODE JR. Gervaise J. Kosak, both of Man- crepe skirt. She wore a floral away. Porter is to appear in to the counciL 116 SPRUCE STREET, „ . , , Chester, were united in marriage headpiece, and she carried three Willimantic Circuit Court 11 on m ss Butler was dhaliman of MANCHESTER of white SWAP SHOP Miss Laurie Gertrude Knouse carried a bouquet of white „ ^ ^ t long stemmed yellow roses. of N ^ Britain became the bride chrysanthemums^ Saturday morning at St. James Nov. 8. the council’s Sixth Reading W nX OPEN ITS DOOR AT 18 NOON... Bridesmaids were Miss Mary Arthur MacGowran, 30, of Conference and served In. the Charles Joseph Glode Jr. of Mrs. PauU B. StanilonU of Church, of Ann Kuntzelman and Miss Dor­ Marlborough was arrested on Manchester school system for IPs n *gm. iden and IPs hero! Come one and oome hD and see Manchester Saturday afternoon Richmond, Vt., sister of the The bride is a daughter of hew you esa simplify your problems. Select fall and winter LAMB CHOP othy Kuntzelman, bo)h of Man­ Rt. 6A at Burrows Hill Rd. and more than 48 years before her clothing, small appUaneee, qxHting goods, small furalturo, at South Congregational bride, was matron of honor, and Mrs. William T. Hansen chester and sisters of the bride; charged with intoxication. He Is retirement in 1962. no h u i^ r in uae by yon—don't throw them away—turn them Church, New Britain. Mrs. Laivrence Stanford of ^ ^29 Lenox St. The bride- and Miss Joyce Greenwood of to appear in Circuit Court 11 on ixiring her' career, she spe- The bride is a daughter of Mr. Manchester, sister of the bride- lato cold cash once more! What odien do, so eaa yon! For a East Hartford, sister of the Nov. 8. He was released UOHOUT THE Everywhere, Fast Special bodices and A-line skirts of deep Hartford served as best man. T. Noddep of 221 Hackmatack ^ nt ’ ciniBermuda, Mrs. Koaalt wore a couple will live in East Hart- Women, New London, and grad- CAUFORNIA 7 Billion Possible o f pale pink and white roees Hansen of Manchester, brother kelly green suit, paisley hat, ford. uated from the University of a BOILED HAM u M .I? : It,« ____ A « and baby's breath. of the bride. black accessories and a corsage ------Hartford. She is a student at NEW YORK — How many <»—IMPORTED. CHOPPED ^ The Rower girl’s dress was Mrs. Hansen wore a goH Jack- of yellow carnations. The couptp,, FOLITKIIAN ON STAMP Children’s Hospital Medical people are there likely to be in styled to match the adult at- et dress of raw silk, matching will live In East Hartford after OSLO — For the «ret time In Center, Boston. Mr. Nodden is a the world by ttie year 2000? Pos- -t Cl/ tendemt’e,'and *e wore a tiara accessories and a. cluster, of Oct. 23. its history, Norway recently is- gradua,te\of Manchester High slbly 5 to 7 billion, says Dr, • PRESSED HAM u. 99c : CELERY HEARTS ’ of pink rosebuds and carried i taUsman roses on her purse. Mr. and Mrs. Kosak are grad- sued a postage stamp bearing School and of the University of Frank Notesteln, president. of i i nosegay of pink rosebuds and The bridegroom’s mother wore uates of Manchester High the portrait of a politician. In South Carolina, Columbia. He the Population Council, New (We Reserve The Right to Limit Qnanttty) | W E RESERVE^ THE RIGHT TO U M i r QUANTTnES white carnations. a cherry colored brocade coat School. They are employed al fact, there were two, marking was a menher of Sigma Phi Ep- York. He eaye Ws lowest rea- ,1^1*1 John E. Kosak of Ent, AFB, over a matching silk sheath, Pratt and Whitney, Division of the ISOth anniversary of the silon fraternity. He is a member sonable forecast is 5.1 billion .— AT THE PARKADE — V9EST MIDDLE TPKE. Colorado Springs, Oolo., served matching accessories, and white United Aircraft Corp., East birth of Johan Sverdrup, fotmd- of the faculty of Danielson High 66 per cent more than the pres- HIGHLAND PAltK MARKET Z i p as his brother’s best man. Ush- roses on her purse. Hartford. Mr. Kosak is also a er of the Liberal Party and a School, KilUngly. ent 8.8 billion. The upper Umit, 817 mOHLAND STREET—PHONE 648-4278 | •*Wa Savw Yow Monay" SAVE' PENNIES PER ITEM..DOLLARS PER WEEK AND HUNDREDS PER YEAR f!-:. m «ri were C9iester P. Koaak of A reception for 125 was held graduate of Connecticut Instl- foremost fighter for parliamen- The wedding is planned for he says, woidd be nearly 7 Manchester, bfottier of the at the K of C Home. For a trip tute of Hairdressing, Hartford, ^ rism . Nov. 26. Hon. n " I 3 O H I n n 3

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 196g MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1966 Pages 13 to 24 j Section Two MONDAY, OCTOBER 1 7 ,19M iianrh^^stpr lEuputn^ IfrraUi sent and explain how volunteers Don't Nogloet Slipping of study classes sponsored by Speaker’s Bureau for the Revi­ may assist each program. They . Panel Winds Up United Church Women. The talization Corps of Hartford; will also present ideas for actual meeting is open to the public. Isador Wolfe, principal of Man­ FALSETEETH involvement of Individuals and O'false tssth drop, slip w WobWs Church Classes Nursery facUiUea will be pro­ chester Green School and active groups in successful programs niyou talk, sat,lauffi eriB which be sa|d he had discovei^ the stitute of Technology at'Witgbti^ 119 in Tarrytown, N.Y., Satur­ LONDONPEAC^-BRASSBUTTONED.. . was published in The Herald Hatterson Air Force Base to 12« ernment. The debate wiU also be aired will paYUclpate In'" * semi-final reappointment. “ Mastrangelo 1,800 children were Jammed expires then. day. Barry, the incumbent, and live over WIENC^-fiadlo, start­ audlUons Saturday In Hartford. in,e Town Building Commit­ laat Fabruary^ It was a reprint Mto i;;<;|itiildi&g ot (ffily seven Ohio. He ie merried to th^. The lineup on the Develop­ of a Stars and Stripes story. feirmer. Miss Margaret Dean ot tLoBonne, challenger for the ing at 8 p.m. Stevens is the son of Mr. and tee is now five to three Demo­ classrc^ms (which had to op­ ment Commission is difficult to The story, written by 1st Lt. Old Lyme. The couple has two C State Senatorial seat from the Mrs. Gordon Stevens o f 29 Har­ erate on four Shifts per day) cratic, pills one unaffiliated. The predict. The seven - member RU;3E0 RANCHCMR (».. .i.)19®® 4th District, will argue cam- WATERBURT FTOE PROBED lan St. terms of Peter Thorne, Demo­ George Kidd, an information of­ and were extremely short qC children. Some 50 high school musi­ agency now has three Demo­ ficer who flew a mission with school supplies. COMPLETE “QIK” WATERBURY (AP)—Fire of­ crat, Truman Crandall, Repub­ cians and vocalists entered the crats, two Republicans, one un­ Kleperis, told of a day in the “ They need pencils, rulers, ficials said -today that an In­ lican, and > John Hinchen, un- competition. The three finalists affiliated, and one member, captain’s life as a forward air CAR WASH vestigation la continuing to de­ affiUated, ■will expire. chalk, paper, etc.,” wrote Klep­ Auto Damaged ALL WOOL DOUBLE BBEASTED BLAZERS.. 22 at the auditions Saturday will William Sleith, who is not reg­ controller and advisor to the eris. “I si>oke to the principal « Can't Swallow termine the cause of a blaze The terms of all seven mem­ perform during tho Hartford istered as a voter. Vietnamese Air Force. which burned out much of the bers of the Ciidl Defense Ad' about the possibility of grtting In Parkade Lot The terms o f Sleith, Jack Wanting to start an aid proj­ $1.35 CoM Tablets? inside of the Masonic Temple Symphony Orchestra’s series counci? will expire next these with your help, aiid the ofA# Young People’s Concerts X inYS . . _ Mercer, Republican, and Rob­ ect Uirough the Student Council, Saturday night. month. The council now con­ very thought of it sent him into A car owned by Mrs. James Directly Across From NOW final competition for the $1,000 ert Brock, unaffiliated, will ex- but not knowing quite how to ecstasy.” The fire, which caused an es­ sists of four Democrats, Edwin Burnham o f 90 Valley View T pire.. Broad St. Post Office scholarship from Aetna. The Edwards, William Hankinson, go about it, Diana decided to That letter was all the Bennet Open 8 AJVL-10 P.M. Tycolene Liquid timated $126,000 damage to the Also difficult to predict is the Dr., Wapping was • damaged two runners-up will each re­ Mrs. Mary Mullaney and Mi­ write Kleperis after reading of pupils needed to make them re­ four story structure, had raged lineup on the Veterans Graves sometime Saturday afternoon for Colds is available at ceive $250 awards. chael Saverick; two Republi­ his whereabouts. double their efforts. The materi­ out of control for more than Custody Committee, now two to The Young People’s Concerts cans, Charles Covey and York The two had been in the 1952 als began to pour in, totaling while she was in the U A Thea­ two hours. one Democratic, but comprised COUNTRY DRUG will be held at Bushnell Memo­ Strangfeld; and one unaffiliat­ graduating class at Manchester eight boxes in April, ten in May, ter East in the Parkade. Fire Marshal Thomas Scad- rial Auditorium, Hartford, Nov, of heads of veterans groups. High School and had been close and reaching 15 boxes by the Police said when she return­ GASH SAVINGS 871 West Middle Turnpike ed, Peter Cordera. The new den said the blaze apparently 5, Dec. 10, Jan. 21, and Feb. 18. The terms of all three members friends during their high school last day of school in June. ed to her car at 6 pan., she dis­ r r TO started on or under the audl- lineup may find Republicans in expire — Edwin Edwards and Phone 643-2166 control. . years. On that day, coUeotionS were covered her right front tire was 'torium on the first floor and Michael Nimlrowski, Demo­ Diana’s first letter told Klep­ made in aR homerooms. Used flat, and the rim around the was of “ questionable origin.” The 21-member Citizens Ad- crats; and Everett Kennedy, 18 Applicants irlsory Committee, which now eris the Bennet students were pens, penrtls, notebooks, paper front right headlight was miss­ Republican. planning to collect soap and and the like, were packaged and ing. has 10 Democrats, seven Re­ The Adirisory Board o f For Town Aide publicans and four unaffiliated, Health ■will remain in Demo­ is expected to be switched to cratic control, three to two. The town has received 18 ap­ Republican control. <; AI.I.ON Only thg, term of Republican The Seveith Annual ^ plications for the post of as­ T he expiring , terms are now Jacob Sandals expires. sistant building inspector. -filled by Mrs. Sylvia Hadge and Democrats; EXPERIENCED FUEL OIL ' STATE POLICE AUXILIARY DANCE < The Job. in addition to a $5,- 970 to $7,498 salary range, car­ the Rev. Henry Anderson and COOPERATIVE ^ off Troop C . Stafford Springs, Connecticut ^ ries all of the usual fringe bene­ M. Adler Dobkin, Republicans; Police Arrests fits, considered to be among the and James McCarthy, the Rt. OIL CO.VPAXY '' SATUmXAY EVENING, OCT. 22. 1966 ^ Rev. Edward Reardon and Mrs. LEGISLATOR best in the area. A lH\isi()n of- ^ Dancing 9:00 to 1 A.M.—Informal Dress J: Applications for the position Helen Schardt, unafflliated. George S. Robert, 46, of no ROLAM) OIL CO. closed ■with the receipt of this The Community Council on certain address, Manchester was ^ Atthe \ Elconomic Opportunity, which charged at 7:50 p.m. yesterday SINTIC IM.") morning's mall, and examina­ ExMbition HoH, Stafford Fair Grounds ^ tions ■will be held for the town now has four Democrats, two with intoxication, after a pa­ ;tl5 RltO.ir) STREET by the State Personnel Office Republicans and one unaffiliat­ trolman found him lying on the TEL, O-irM.-i.').'! Stafford Springs, Connecticut j) between Oct. 24 and Oct. 28. ed, may also become Republican sidewalk in front o f 10 Depot ^ Smorgasbord at 1:30 P.M, Sharp ^ The man who is chosen will controlled. The terms of Miss Sq. T Tickets $7.00 P ^ Couple ^ replace Bernard A. Dion of Jean Pasquahnl, Democrat, and He was being detained at ^ Tickets Available At The Troop C Barracks j f WillimahUc, who resig;ned Aug. W. J. Godfrey Goiurley, un- Manchester police station pend­ 15 to become Glastonbury’s affiliated, expire. ing appearance ‘-'in Manchester COME ____ SEE chief building inspector'.. The Administration Council CTreuit Court 12 Nov. 7. THE "N 1967 M ERCURYS 7 All Models Now On Display o u/aHnL m e r g u r y c o u g a r Isn't a It bedroom costs phone less within than a your quarter a reach? week! v o n FOR T h e B est L n xiiry I^Knts You Can Buy F or The M oney Andonou-Uftlo And what's more the one-time charge for regular color phones has been reduced from $7.50 (Manchester Parkade) V ' V. per phone to just $6.50 for as many color phones as you want installed et one time. Order your MORIARTY BROTHERS new phones by calling your local telephone office or ask any telephone maiL DAVE BARRY W est Middle Turnpike - Broad Street “CONNECTICUT'S OILDEST LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER" FOR STATE SENATOR Phone 647*9775 The Southern New Englend Telephone Company Adv. 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‘ Bdwa/d' Donahue of the ad­ START YOUR SET TODAY Vem on missions office of CentrsJ Con­ necticut. State College will be ► lO W ES T PRICE the guest speaker and members ► ◄ ASC Committee Members of the high school guidance mtSYEAM staff will also be present William Pope, head of the Named to Represent County guidance department said ^ ^ . allghtly more than 80 per cent ,1 CJcsmnunlty committeemen, vide a Mat of a ^ e 60 approved of the 1966 graduates of RHS representing the IS towns In , «_ are attending four-year col- TWland County, have been by O c t th i ®®"‘ IN 1 CUSMC PATTHIMt CNMV MOMOM M MOUM RAM M elected by mail and ballot, and ervision amounted provides training, informational „. to 873,000. and research facillUes for state *™ BlUngton. w«l have a FREE STAMPS with this50 coupon and purchase of The community committee ^tn ^^e Masonic Temple, Orchard 8-oz. bottle Whole Gina oiler ever chairman, vice Chairman, and St., before the official vlaita- third regular member aPto- tion of MTs. Doris L. Jacobs JOHNSON'S Sp s-\l r AND matically become delegates to . J^ar^ove^enT ^ ^ P-and matron, and her INSTANT PRIDE the county convention where and local government. aasooiate c^rand officers Re- Ceepew Ceod thni Set., Oct. 22ed. ©I TOP ^ riPPiR SHAKERS farmers are elected to fUl va- Mias Stuart is the author of “ »«^>ate grMd officers. Ke made la Gonnectical i r I 7 I^UWITON^^PON PER cancles iT th e^ ty cJiLu- lawbooks and guides oq tee and the alternate commit- Connecticut government in- ”»* meeung. M . Arrests teemen become alternate dele- eluding a summajy of charter A car operated by Viola New- gates to the convention. provisions. FREE ^STAMPS lb mairker, 35 Sunrise Dr., went with this50 coupon and purchase of After the county committee- Scout Begtstration out of control Saturday night on p o ck o n e o f IS O men are elected, the delegates Boy scout Troop 86, sponsored Spilt or Quartered k31^ 1^99* cuiturai center in RockviUe to when^,registering must be ac- to- appear In Rockville FREE 11U( lE IF CROCK J b d S . elect the committee. companied by a parent or guar- circu jt Court 12, Nov. 1. No one 50 STAMPS with this coupon ond purchose of chaseAsanborn cX 'iiM i Szegda of Columbia was re- dlan. injured, two 7-oa cons CAUF. STEAK 01 MAST 6 9 l elected riiaiRnan for 1967; Hor- Clase on Adolescent sendee Sullivan of GRAND UNION A U R U R P O S I lORons-lsir c id c k a i b o ace F. Pease of Somera waa "United We Stand: IHvided Rhodes Rd., Tolland, was Issued g a llo n COPfTE POT k elected vice cfaalnnaui; Norman It’s Chaos,’’ or the “Adolescent a written warning tor making AIR FRESHENERS (T) ■89 Csnpen•open Ceod Ihra Sol,, Ocl. 22ed. deal CUBE STEAKS ^99* B. Strong of Vemon was re- and His family,’’ will be the an unsafe turn after colliding AdMAMAMMMAd crisGO oil c a n 3 QC) ' elected for a three-year term, topic of the fourth session of a car operated by Robert I « ik^siomeY MOTOR SWEET ARMOUR STAR Edward Duginbuhl of EUington the adult evening school class Wojteczko, 22 of 11 Village St., M OTT’S 15 was elected first alternate and on "Understanding the Adoles- on Windsor Ave. -o r. Italian Sliced William Kralovich of Andover, cent,’’ Thursday at Rockville Miss Frieda Lanz of Uaiwience FREEIOO’^ STAMPS I Jars second alternate. High School. st. was struck by a car on Union with this coupon and purchase of four 10-oz. jars applesauce Farmers elected to the com- Guest speaker will be Dr. st., Saturday, and was taken to 9 sausage b a c o n mittees inciude: Frederick G. Humphrey of the Rockville General Hospital tar ’ . ~ “'J GRAND UNION JELLIES , PROGRISSO-ITALIAN 2 - l b . $ 9 Community One, Which in- Utolverslty o t Connecticut. He treatment of leg injuries, APru4;itAi-Amx 3 -o z . H eludes the town of Stafford, is assistant professor of family PoUce said Miss Lanz was OOnCE w GRAN Somers and Union, Myrtm D. relations in the department of struck by a car operated by :x. V— Ceopeo Geod.Hra Set., Ocl. 22m|> tomatoes N 78 0 . * . . i. /»q.- 1!;. - J y • <„ ■T-jU^uy; ’ lIMir ONE COUPON PEP CUSTOMEP fl Avery, Somers, chairman; Wes- child development and family Harold Wilde, 64, of Main St., c a n s 1111 -1 sOLII’ ley R. Bradway, Stafford relations, m, addition to his aca- Somers, who had stopped his 3 im i - U A i •NOW CROP PROZIN PI -\ir< Springs; vice chairman; lie- demic duties, Dr. Humphrey is vehicle but was Mt In the rear GROUND CHUCK land Plimey, Somers, regular a marriage counselor and men- *>y another car operated by FREE50r?STAMPS lb. 65* member; Edwin Hurlburt, Som- tal health consultant. Emery Mayorors, 34, of Elm with this coupon and purchem el 1.99 two 12-oa iort orange juice ion iisi-.iixr CHUCK ere, first alternate, and Frank- Church Society atAAHwy St., pushing his car Into Miss Un Kibbe, Somers, second al- The Women's Society of Uanz. No arrest was made. PETER PAN GRAND UNION 4 ^ 7 8 STEWING BEEF lb. 79* temate. Christian Service of the Vemon ------PEANUT BUTTER (s)\ t1 -lb . lUIlOl Community two, Ellington, Methodist Church will meet to- The Herald’s Vemon Bureau Ceupon Coed Ihni Sot., Ocl. 22nd. VL./ { cup rrnnniiiiiHuiHnga; im lb.V9 NIATlb Vemon and Tolland; James morrow at 6:30 pm., with the •* ** **ark St., Rockville, I lIMd ONE COUPON EE> CUSIOMCS I cottaue Cheese 69*£It. 59* Moser, EJllinglon, chairman; Ed- evening to start with a poUuck B, O. Box 827, tel. 875-3136 or 4 LUG c ward Luginbuhl, Ellington, supper. 64S-27H. GIRLALS Vice chairman; M artin Spiel- Th^ program will be in con------— mem, Ellington, regular mem- nectlon with the week of You Do Forset FREESO^STAMPS with this coupon and purcho: o f \.9 q ‘ ” Mem- BOSTON - It isn’t true, as four 13-oz. cons r i U e , find jd t^ te . Mid D a ^ bers are requested to bring ar- y«ia once beMeved, that eome- F L O R ID A WMf Oharter, EUington, second alter- tides to be used in making up thing once learned la never real- B&N hate. World Community Day, jy for gotten. Psydx)k>g;iats now BAKED BEANS Community three, WlUlngton, towels, wakhiloths, yard gxjo^ claim that knowledge fades Ceopin Coed Ihro Set., Oct. 22nd. . . '> A-■ A'-',."'' ...... IfltTf ~© T Mansfield, Coventry; Robert or clean blankets. gradually with disuse until it’s grapefruit 5 Gardiner Jr., Storre, chairman; >]7ho aociety wlU sponsor a faU gone. Carl Snow, Mansfield Depot, rummage sale Saturday from Rut if you studied something, AUmPOSC-SROWp, msR-swm iim o R vice chairman; John R. Hertzler, 9 a.ra. unUl 12:30 p.m. at the only to forget it, your effort Mansfield Center, regular mem- church. wasn’t totally wasted; ‘ tests I FREE ^STAMPS Apples 5 ^ 49* Grapes pui» n>. with this50 coupon and purthoM el Apple Cider 1 9 ' ber; Earl Gledhill, West W iu l^ Articles for the sale may be show that relearning, even after two 1-lb. Il^ z . pkgs. ‘ rAWTunurtium ^ ___ IW in ja ton, first alternate; and Rudolph dropped off at the church Frl- long periods, can be accom- gallon for each pieiMi Kalbac, West Willington, second ^^y morning or evening. Any- pushed in about 90 per cent of AUNT CiUlOLINA ^ Bose Pears 2 ib.3x i»9 79^ I Potatoes 3n».Z9' alternate one wishing to have arUcles the time originally required. PARCOOKED RICE (?) XMMf" Community four, Atioovcr, up should call any of -- Ij Good Ihni Sol., Ocl. 22^ . ^ - ; ; : ^ SHOP GRAND UNION FOR THE FRESHEST PRODUCE IN TOWN V , with ewary Bolton, Columbia, Hebron; Wil- the foUowlng: Mrs. Anna ’Tyler •^^^■^iTlTi uwii o n e c o u p o n pep c u sio m e p LUNCHLON tpMa'a »8Wi U-M'«wxw'n'a « 'am»a»s»a'1 ' ’ ™ with this coupon ond purchase of Michcle Giglio, Bolton, first al­ change. twopkgs. of IS ' I n s t a n t B r e a k f a s t X' * DOWNEY '■”b , r 8 5 ® "" I 5 ternate, and Peter Chowanec, Program of CoDege-boimd 69 -i sALND plm lf ^99 Columbia, second alternate. Parents of college-bound BRILLO -V 4-H Fair Group Meets seniors have been invited to a SOAP PADS (J)m n a x w i x l h o u s e FOR AUTOMATIC DISHWASHERS CoDponI Good Ihw Sul., Od. nd. V —X K g V B T g l M I B B f f - A - a ' The 24th annual meeting of special program ’Iliuraday night 22 the Tolland Coimty 4-H fair as­ at RockviUe High School. f| W | V LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER] INSTANT COFFEEr89® CASCADE ’:V ,r -4 5 ® A-''.' • . ■ .:.y: .. >. sociation will be held Friday at Last year some 100 parents ■;av- 7:45 p.m. at the Coventry Gram- attended a similar program, de- mar school. signed to acquaint parents with I FREE ^STAMPS lOTIOH SHAMPOO DETERGENT English One of the main items on the jji aspects of admission, financ- mm w ith o ils50 c o u p o n o n d p u rc h o st o f 3-lb. agenda will be a general eval- appUcation to colleges, m 1 6 -3 * 4 - o z . co n H ead & S houlders "b r 69® BLUE CHEER pkg. 79® Garden UGLl NBlf. ROW I uation of hte 1966 fair. There m BERTOLLI _ will also be election of six new ” ------OLIVEOIL ALL FLAVORS 2 .4 9 directors for a three-year term, Cespon Co«d Ihni Sot., Qjt. 2 2 sd . ’ plus presentation of premiums from the recent fair. *' V I I UMIT ONE COUPON PEP CUSTOMER | SAVARIN COFFEE 1 *1” B.C. DRINKS 2 S 79® The following young people liave been recommended by the CLEANSER DUNCAN HINCS LAYER nominating committee to go in FREE ^STAMPS with this50 coupon ond purchase of 1-lb.2%-or.T|C as directors: Susan Drew, He­ ^ s ' is-s-v S ^ COU RIP lour deal pkgs. of 200-2-ply COMET 2 ^ 31' CAKE MIXES d e a l p kg. bron; William Peracchlo, Coven­ 33 CNSStROli try; Michael London, Vernon; o S HUDSON ^ Alan Aho, Coventry: Brian FACIAL TISSUE ONCE OVER WITH GOFF BEEF UVER Hktch, Stafford;/ Betsy Kins­ 4 .9 9 ,_C 4upon Ceod thru Sol., Ocl. 22nd. V I X i j b . 29* man, Mansfield; Donald Bern­ pkg. CAT FOOD ier, Elllng;ton; Judith Nieder- SPIC & SPAN 2 ™ r3 5 werfer, Vemon: Chris Melady, 7 Coventry; Bruce Campbell, BRNORTC HODS ETE CHOnED Hebron, and Debbie Peters, FREE n STAMPS SPINACH ^ lO^t. , with this50 coupon and purchase of ORANGE DRINK 3 89® ew p’ milk 6 9T pbs. 75® Mansfield. MRDDI'S IDIDS ETE FROEEN Move up to the distinguished 1-lb. package Aoinr JiiiDiA „ Mdlltl Caning All Halloween Artists Aqirarh FANCI FRIES pkf. Young artists will again be DIAMOND BRAND WAFFLES 'e^39® STARLAC 67® 29® DOU LOW CAIORB . . inDS ETE riOEEH Invited to display their talents motoring of a previously oped WALNUT NEATS SHOW'S t« . ereating Halloween scenes on .Ceupen Coed thru Sot., Ocl. 22od, MINCEP CLAMS "rSl® FRUIT COCKTAIL 2 ^ 33® POTATO PUFFS ptfi. 45* Lincoln Continental W« have an unusually BTTT CtOCng-nwiTtnm __ HOWARD JOmSOH _____ in T T CROCKER the windows of area businesses I LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER GR-UG POM AND DRiP TR-X'i next week. choice selection of Continentals recently traded by their pre­ >A«A PLACE Grand Union Redemption Genter— 50 Maiitet Square^ Newingrttm MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 17» 1966 PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1966

tional strategy against crime should have five objectives: Events —^Increatsed understanding of crime. In Capital —More help for police. The Baby Has^ —More efficient and equUablo No Recession Fear criminal justice. • « —Better prisoner rehabilita­ WAainNGTON (AP) — Sec­ tion. retary of the Treasury Henry H. —Social reform. M Fowler has told President John­ "Strike poverty down and Been Nam eli ••• much of crime will fttll wlth'lt,” son not to worry about an eco­ B O I V U S ^ nomic recession in case the Viet said the President, B x i \ r o o Nam war ends unexpectedly. Less than 48 hours before EXTRA P R I Z E S L I P JankoiTBld, I^un«1» Sue, daughter of Michael and In a report sent to Johnson leaving on his Asian-Pacific PROGRAM #126 Amelia McDowell Jankowski, 73 Cottage St. She was born just before the President left for trip, Johnson observed that O ct 6 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand­ his 17-day Pacific tour, Fowler "this nation can mount a major ^ V*’ * v PRIZE mother is Mrs. EM Ramsey, East Hartford. Her paternal said the economy is "healthy military effort on the other side ONE THOUSAND grandmother is Mrs. Mae Price, Akron, Ohio. She has a and robust, vigorous and thriv­ of the globe. Yet It tolerates First DOLLAR GAME brother, Michael, 9; and a sister Terry, 5%. ing.” criminal activity right here at home that costs the taxpayers SLIP N -5 "The economy,” reported Hyde, Suuume Marie, daughter of William R. and Pam­ far more than the Viet Nam '* 'Oh Fowler, "can absorb the reason­ S 4 %■* * i h ela Rogers Hyde, Laurel Ridge Rd., Tolland. She was bom conflict.” He cited no money I » "•I.- X . National able foreseeable demands of the figures. Oct. 1 at Rockville General Hospital. She has a brother Scott, Viet Nam conflict and essential 16 months. civilian needs within the frame­ CAPITAL FOOTNOTES Stores • • « • • work of a free market economy The space agency plans to Gordon, Colleen Louise, daughter of Wayne F. and — without resort to the harsh orbit two monkeys for 6 to 12 Carole Metcalf Gomon, 62 Higble Dr.. East Hartford. She was CUT OUT ENTIRE SLIP economic controls that have months, then — hopefully — . ON DOTTED LINE , bom Oct 11 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal OREEN characterized past wars." bring them back alive as part of -.t ; I '■ « ------' j grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Howard Metcalf. Tolland. Her STAMPS But in case the war ends, he a long-term study on effects of . I . paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Gordon, Lin­ M l i n ^ 1 1 # said, there is no need to fear weightlessness. mpmm ' .:’i' le. coln, Maine. She haa a brother, Glenn, 3. recession because sources of • • • • * After spending four weeks in increasing demand are clearly Red China, Masumi Esaki, a Kata, Bethany nene, daughter of Theodore and Char-' apparent. He said tax reduc­ leader of Japan's ruling Liberal- lotte Chernov, Kata, 92 Bridge St. She was born Oct. 11 at tions could stimulate new de­ Democratic party, says in a WINS Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents mands to offset any reduced copyright interview in U. S. are Mr. and Mrs. John Chernov, Providence, R.I. Her paternal military spending. News and World Report that grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Morris Katz, Revere, Mass. Fowler said consumer prices Chinese Communists are prepar­ Fresh CHICKEN Ports UP TO She haa a brother, Jared Alan, 2H. should reflect soon a steady of • • • * * ing only for a defensive war. wholesale industrial prices, a James E. Webb, deputy ad­ Bloldag, Brie Scott, son of FVank and Mae Corlell drop in raw material prices and ministrator of the nation’s space Bloking, 122 Oakland St. He was bom Oct. 10 at Manches­ a reversal of the rise in whole­ program, and the late Dr. Hugh ter Memorial Hospital. His paternal grandfather is Arthur sale food prices. L. Dryden, deputy adminis­ Bloking, Trenton, N.J. He has six brothers, Frank Jr., 21, 7 trator, are 1966 winners of the Nell, 19, William, 16, Keith, 15, Dennis, 12 and Craig, 11; and Start Playing Today at All First National Super Markets in Connecticut and Western Mass. No Choice but A id Robert J. Collier trophy for LEG BREAST two sisters, Kathy, 6 and Baibara, 2. • * • * • WASHINGTON (AP) — achievement in aeronautics or "Mothers who look to public astronautics. BraneQe, Stanley Allen, son of Howard R. and Carol a.ssistance rather than employ­ QUARTERS QUARTERS White Brunelle, High Manor Trailer Park, Rockville. He was ment for support are mainly SCOVILL STRIKE AVERTED bom Oct. 10 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal women who have no other WATERBURY (AP)—A strike grandmother is Mrs. Nettle White, 292 Kelly Rd., Vernon. His choice," TJ. S. Commissioner of was averted Sunday when the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brunelle, W elfare Dr. Ellen Winston said United Auto Workers Local 1604 w ith _ _ Vernon Trailer Park, Vernon. • • « • • today. gave unanimous approval ' a A Department of Welfare re­ three year contract with the b a c k lb DelSigiiore, Cttrolyn Erica, daughter of Edward F. and port estimated that only 160,000 Scovill Manufacturing Co. Ehleen McGuire DelSignore, 128 Park St. She was bom Oct. of 900,000 American mothers S ^ Hartford Hospital Her maternal grandparents are Mr. The old contract expired at- receiving public aid could sup­ and Mrs. Eklward J. McGuire, North Providence, R.I. Her pa­ midnight SatiHday, and union port thensselves and their chil­ ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Guilio DelSignore, members had authorized a dren even if they received train­ strike. The new contract, which Providence, R.I. She has a brother Christopher E., 2; and a sis­ ing and child care. ter,. CSiristine E., 3 ^ . affects 3,500 employes, calls for The other 760,000 would be general wage increases, an addi­ kept out of the job market by Banner, Jerrl-Lynn, daughter of Paul E. and Shirley tional paid holiday, an expand­ *1,000 WINNER $1,000 WINNER $1,000 WINNER $1,000 WINNER $1,000 WINNER $500 WINNER $500 WINNER $500 WINNER fam ily size, fam ily illness or ^nast Liquid Doty Banner, 78 Berkley Dr., Vernon, She was bom Oct. 9 at ed vacation schedule, and other handicaps, and limited job Manchester Memorial • Hospital. Her paternal grandparents fringe benefits. ReysMad liras Mrs. Frank Lem Mrs. Virginia C Parsoa Mrs, JiMi DDiy Bsia Coaghlia Nenaen Werner Mrs. LuciHa Peak Mrs. Josaph Rapola, Jr. openings for their potential are Mr. and'Mrs. Walter Banner, Sherrill, N.Y. She haa two ■uif Hurtfartf, Conn. Hartfanl, Cann. Haw Britain, Cann. Haw Britain, Conn. Portland, Cann> aoclty HiH, Conn. Nowlnvton, Conn. Windsor, Conn. skills. brothers, Paul Jr., 4 ^ , and Ronald, 18 months. »ETEE g e n t • ' • * • • Dr. Winston said mothers re­ main on public welfare rolls an r iW W - T ' 1 f : Bailey, Kym Lcanne, daughter of K. Rodney and Mar­ average of three ye^s. •'w hK h/ 7! garet Ellis Bailey, Rt. 31, Coventry. She was bom Oct. 10 at FOR Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents SEECIBSS are Mr. and Mrs. EYed EJllis, McCallister, Okla. Her paternal Answepto Crime grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Bailey, 368 Oak­ WASHINOlON (AP) — Anti­ poverty 'laws, not anticrime REXALL SALE or 0 land S t She has a brother, Timothy R., 3. • • • • • laws^ are President Johnson’s PINE PHARMACY wisntH.M OW rt*"' Todd, Brian Douglas, son of James P. and Sandra Hall lon'g-range answer to crime. £ a k e m i x e s Todd, 145 Cedar Ridge Dr., Glastonbury. He was bom Aug. 30 In a speech to state law en­ 664 Center St.— 649-9814 PEARS ® « N C A N at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents forcement officials Saturday hinms 40 DEAL PACK are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hall, Kearny, N.J. His paternal night, the President said a na­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Todd, Kearny, N.J. She UB2!6 0ZPKG ' has a sister, Deborah Lea, 3. 1 niAONS 6 '“ 29*' 27 • • • • • Yalhw fl *500 WINNER I *100 WINNER $100 WINNER *100 WINNER I *100 WINNER $100 WINNER *100 WINNER I *100 WINNER Owen, Bmtt Patrick, son of Maryln Leslie Jr. and ' Recipe ye/low C Paulette Gregolre B rett 709 Main St. He was bom Oct. 6 at FLETCHER GLASS CO. OF MANCHESTER C. Pane Manrke Codin Manchester Memorial Hospital. Hi^-tnatemal grandparents Deaaa Tltkatts Jeiephiae C kkrager Florence Cloasen BiaMbe L Hinnen Mrs. Aana Drida CaroKno Benton are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gregolrfe, East Hartford. His pa­ Vaman, Cann. Nawingtan, Conn. Hartford, Conn. H a w nritoin. Conn. lo c k y HIM, Conn. Hartford, Conn. WHsen, Conn. PkilnvWo. Conn. ternal grandparents are Mr^. Mildred Tharret, RED 1 and ‘When You Think of GlasSy M arvin L- Owens Sr., South Paterson N.J. He has a brother, RusseH, Floyd East Hartford, Conn. Krasnogar, Agnes Simsbury, Conn. M arvin Leslie HZ, 17 mpnths. Think o f Fletcher^* ’ • • • • • “Yor" Garcien Frozen Food Sale! Connier, R. J. (Mrs.) Giestonbary, Conn. DoUsa, Michaol Farmington, Conn. Schaefer, F. Manchester, Conn. Urban, John (Mrs.) Bloomfiold, Conn. LorHei, U h A t Marie, daughter of Dana and Betty Har- T 10OZ $ 1 1 8-OZ gen LortTe, 4^ Vernon Ave., Rockville. She was bora Oct. 2 at 54 McKEE STREET Qneen, Dorethy Sentiiington, Conn. Winch, MHdrod Newington, Conn. Sliced Carrots f PKGS 1 r CANS Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal g;randmother is Orange Juice ^ *1 Godin, Maarke New Britain, Conn. KirrounHc, Sophie New Britain, Conn. Mrs. Worthley, Concord, N.H. Her paternal grandpar- T Dawly, ARca Now Britain, Conn. entf hre Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Locke, 45 Vernon Ave., TUB ENCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS 4 $1 1 10-OZ Walicki, Mary Now Britain, Conn. Rockville. from $25.00 to $45.00 Cauliflower nnecticut Valley Hospital blue, R&H, auto- 4 A C plus factory air $ | O A E Chaa K ia i O w w M ala M ix M-OZCAN 59c Kaa-L*Ratioa Dog Food ,2»<«ozgkNs35c Johnsea, Harold Giastoidairy, Conn. Cloaiont, Joseph Hirtford, Conn. m ore!’' in Middletown. That warrant bad matic trans. I Aww conditioning. * 10 9 3 KOZIN COOKIN' lAGS - Hartford, Conn. MacDonald said, “You see a been issued In October 1965 on SUCH) TUMIY • SUCH) IKF 5 -O Z K G 29c Tnrcette, Shaene (Mrs.) Glastonbury, Conn. Cody, Anno . arestfaBan Judge. Tbia is unsat- evidence gathered by state po­ Kannay, Dorothy W. Now Britain, Conn. Adin^fi, k. (Mrs.) Hartford, Conn. IsfoMstory to the state, the de­ lice under the leadership of MaJ. YOUtL ALWAYS TRADE WEU AT Hand Painted Bake 'N Serve Wilsen, A M. (Mrs.) Wothorsfiold, Conn. Mdimis, Rkhord (Mrs.) East Hartford, Cona. fendant and to hU wife. She’s Samuel Rome, the department’s "Apple Blossom" W&ea, Carle Wotiiorsfiold, Conn. AHart, k, (Mrs.) Glastonbary, Cona. In a state at shock now." top detective. PlantsviRo, Conn. Sclbaqr. hts famUy and fate Rome, who rematned oon- $50 WINNER $50 WINNER Rratoa, Rosalie Wothorsfiold, Conn. Cuplna, Cmailla (Mrs.) *50 WINNER $50 WINNER lawyer, Wlllteni Shew, were of Vinoed o f his origiahl conclu­ MORIARTY CUSTARD CUP Blteiah, Cocile Wothorsfiold, Conn. Koziowski, Irene PlainviNo, Conn. aeuna hojptag far an acquittal. sion, testified for the defense at Dorethy WVia«sea Mrs. Rose K. D'Brien Peltior, Loais Wothorsfiold, Conn. Vinconzi, Anno PUnvillo, Conn. Mrs. Duane Dark Ross P. Boinakor State's Atty. Thomas F. Wall, Solibeig’s trial. Sale price...... 4 for $1.16 n van buy 3 o* 2 9 c •o d i Coupon v a lu e ...... 29 lust Hurtfard, Cann. HazardviHo, Conn. Moomflold, Conn. Wost Hartford, Conn. who proaecuted Sotbaig, was State Police Lt. Cleveland Pataaiada. Eais CoHinsvHIo, Conn. Bnck,LC with Home AAailer Coupon hoping for a verdict of guUty Fueeeenich, commander of the BROTHERS With coupon...4 for $ .87 to somailMac — saoood dagraa Canaan barracks and the man "Connecticut’s Oldest Linooln-Merouty Deslef" nnrtter, sr nunalaqthtor at who led the foUow-up investiga­ 301 CENTER STREET „ 64jL5135 HICK BHCnVI AT lUST NATtONAl tUNR MAKITS ONLY tion, was one of the principal jn ttSWVI IM nom TO UMIT QUANDTIK niiirii. t At falzly q^aar wMneeses far > the prosecution.

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PAGE NINETEEN^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1966 Defense AUovos No First Downs in Secorid Half by East Wood Sparks Giants’ Win In One of Day’s Biggest Upsets NEW YORK (AP) — and tires them out./ The kid Motrall, who pulled the game CharUe, the kid brpthar from makes some good passes, too.” out of the fire with his perfect Princeton, booted a gt-yarder By RICH DYER advanced It to ttie 27. With one traveled- 26 yards and set up Stattolles Victory Gary Wood is becoming a big favorite with New Wood, a third year pro runs rollout pass to tight end Thom- for the Redskins, missed one Jack Klevecz’s scoring rush. E X East retaliation was not long 12 9 York Giants fans although them around all right. He out- as. , field goal try and | converted First Downs By JOHN McNAMARA Friday Bristol EasUm plays The longest drive in the flnkl giantwklllere ^turday af- destined for scoring territory, in the offing as backs. Mike 2-6 Passing 9-21 scrambles Fran Tarkenton^ the “ I had a bruised back,” said once; I i Finnltv mtchinir firp thp host at Muzzy Field, followed half started on ManchesteP* he still is the No. 2 quar­ Minnesota scrambler. With Ume ^m oon as the invading but defensive back Mike Mc- Lewis and Bill l^ c y led an 80- 39 Passing Y arA 177 Wood. "Every quarterback T h e GianU’ defensive unit, M an S e? n ib *>y «'«*» Nov. 5. Coach own 38 in the fourth quarts. terback behind Earl Mor- running out in the first half' he East Catholic Eagles Mahon snagged the interception yard touchdown - drive, Lewis 105 Rushing Yards Mancnesier nign Wiggin and squad gets a week Frank Woods and Cobb led the wants to play full time but I can poorest in the NFL in the most rall. rambled to the Redskins’ seven squeaked by previously un- that axed the surge, ended the offensive that racked 2-21 Punting 3-14 StOl6 tn e snow satu ra^ , as drawing a bye Oct. 29. attack which finally stalled dn wait. 1 am patient. Hiarl is No. recent statistics held Washing­ The former Cornell star and took the ball out of bounds, diefeated and highly-favor- *Team Effort’ up five first, downs, scoring from 0 Fumbles Rec. 2 the^ Indians inarched to with thq score 6-6, Manches- Conard’s 20, the visitors taking 1. I figure it takes from three to ton to one first down in the sec­ bailed out Morrall Sunday, com* stopping the clock, with four cd Xavier High of Middletown "K was a terrific'team ef- a yard out to knot the score 2 Interceptions 2 their third straight vie-, ter marched to the convincing over on downs. Conard coujd five years to -make it. I have^ ond half, intercepted two passes pletlng 11 of 15 passes for 162 seconds to go. Pete Gogolak In. a 13-12 thriller. The upeet lort,” East Coach Don Robert f J 40 45 second score to open the second move only four yards, however, been working* hard on my pass­ and limited Sonny Jurgensen 6-6 at halftime. Penalties tory, a 12-6 decision over yards and running twice for 36 then kicked a field goal for the victory advanced East’s record said. "I'm extremely proud of SO-yard TD Run Ea*t Catkelle US) CCIL foe Conard High of West canto. Starting off with a Cobb Manchester regaining possep* ing. You know, I didn’t throw a and Dick Shiner to a combined yards while the Giants were first Giant points. to 8-1 while dropping the Fal- >«y two backflelds. Lacy established East’s vic- End.i; Dooley. Chirico, Shea, Hartford. About 2,000 fans kickoff return to his 35, the lo- sion and running out the clock, lot in college. I figure I’ve im­ total of nine of 23 for 135 yards. Wehren. winning their first National coiis to 4-1. A lot of praise has to be given Tackle.i: p. Vlau. Kwlat. Gerrlly, looked on at Memorial Field as cals marched 65 yards to pay- Taking defensive honors fqr “ I just fumbled the ball,” said proved almost 100 per cent over Sonny, who sat out the last toiy margin In the next period. Football Lea*nie game, 13-10, The Eagles get their first <«•' defense, too, for Us tre- G. Vlau. Fitzgerald, Lodge, Neary. the locals, paced by halfback dirt, climaxed by Cobb’s six- the afternoon was Jim Mona|:* Wood with a sly smile. when I started. It seems I’m quarter after he was shaken up The elusive junior halfback Guard."!: Savertck. SIwy. over Washington. taste of'conference action Sattr- mendous output.” Bryce Carpenter, picked up 240 yard scoring run. Along the han, coming up with a block! ' "The officials said he later- just inches away from being a on a hard tackle, threw one snagged a Juknis pass at scrim­ Center: Dwver. Morrall came off the bench In day when they meet HOC foe Marring the victory for East BacI^: Juknis, I^cy. yards and 15 first downs in way, Manchester picked up four punt and a fumble recovery si aled the ball,” said Coach Otto real good passer. Experience is touchdown pass, a seven-yard mage, shook off two Xavier her. McMahon, Carvey, Roberts, •’ - the last quarter and led the Northwest Catholic at Mt. Nebo »'as the collarbone fracture sus- handing Conard its fourth dS' first downs with Carpenter ac- up when Chuck Carson Caug|t Graham of Washington. "I whal I need. I only run when I toes to Bobby Mitchell in the defenders and raced 30 yards Quinn. AlubickI, Piossat. Treybal. Giants to victory with a des­ at 1:80. tained by. Jiack Jim Juknis in for the tally. Jim Leber’s boot Xavier (13) feat of the year without a win. counting for 42 yards. The kick Diunlzlo for a nine yard lo v , peration fourth down toss to guess he must have been throw­ have to.” second period. End.i: Kennedy, O’Rourke, Op- The clifi-hanger atmosphere ‘ he fourth quarter. Juknis, a was true for the game winning lacz. failed and Manchester held on. ended a Conard threat in tfla Bobby Crespino and a 29-yard ing it to Allie Sherman." The celebrated field goal bat­ Despite fine defensive play by developed In Um final quarter senior, and East Principal, the extra point. Tackles Marcinlec, Flynn, Wal- CCIL STANDINGS Coach W iggin was also second canto, Manchester tak­ rollout touchdo^vn toss to Aaron Tossing the ball out of bounds tle between the brothers Gogo­ defensive end Carl Kammerer, left. after Joe Murphy’s 83-yard pass Charles Shaw, were pre- Action in the opening frame W. L. Pet. pleased with the improving de­ ing over on its own 46. Thomas with less than live intentionally to stop the clock is lak wound up with Pete of Corn­ and linebackers Chris Hanbur- Guards: Scott. Crebase, Dwyer. to Rich Oula for Xavier’s second «e«Ued with game balls following saw a hard-nosed battle of the Centers: ZaroUnski. Nelll.s. Hall ...... 3 0 1.000 fense, which solidified in the M minutes to play. illegal when done by a ball car­ ell and the Giants a 7-4 winner. ger and Sam Muff, the Redskins . , . , Backs: Murphy Klevecz. Miles, .750 ^<^hnd half, allowing the visi­ touchdown brought ths home (he win. defenses, postponing any scor- oula, Dunleavy, ilsgner. Manchester ...... S 1 .750 15 First Downs 1 “Wood can play without hurt­ rier. *-■ Although he missed two field gave up a total of 829 to the crew within one point of East. StaUsUcs took on a see-saw ing. Co-captains Art Saverick Maloney ...... S 1 .130 tors but one first down. 240 Rushing 12t ing us," said Coach Allie Sher­ Wood was shaken up in the goals, Pete made two from the Giants. Sherman’s passers were J IM JU K N IS The decisive rush for the extra appearance for both teams. The j 1 ... 1 -.1. T. . 1 1 East Catholic ...... 0 6 7 0—13 Platt ...... 2 1 .667 First quarter action gave Im- 1-5 Passing 1-5 NO ROOM AT BOTTOM—St. Louis fullback Will^ he tried to score from one yard line. The ball was man. "He runs them around fourth period and gave way to 14 and 18 and one conversion. thrown live times for 44 yards. and Paul Vlau, along with Bill xavier ...... 0 6 0 6—U points was thrwarted by a mas- invaders collected 117 yards via 21 passing effort netted 177- Wethersfield ...... 2 2 .600 plications of a see-saw battle, 5 Yds. Passing 15 Crenshaw runs into a herd of Dallas Cowboys as spotted shy of touchdown. (AP Photofax) slve Blast line effort. the ground in thler predominate- Kavier drew first blood In Slwy, Fred and Tom Kl.vecz-2 yard run (kick Dwyer set the defensive pace fans): Lewls-l yard rush, (kick Windham ...... 2 2 AOO as the two teams scored back 4-39 Punting 4-33 Moments later, the hosts ly running games and 34 paasing the second quarter, foiling an in this period that East was to Lacy-so yard pass (Leber E a stern ...... 1 2 .333 to back. Manchester started the 0 Interceptions threatened again when they re- markers. Conversely, the Fal- atiack that originated at the ■ V I kick); Gu a—33 yard pass, (rush maintain throughout. tails). Conard ...... 0 3 .000 day's scoring, mounting a drive 2 Fumbles Rec. covered an Eagle fumble on the cons realized only 46 rushing East 28-yard line. Two passes Central ...... 6 4 .000 that started when tackle Kent 55 Yds; Penalized >6 The Game visitors 45. Two Murphy passes yards but Murphy’s sporadic 9- by Murphy to“Dennls O'Rourke Other Results Ough fell on a Conard fumble Manckeitcr (13) Ends; McCarthy, Monaghan, Green Bay Contains Sayers, 154 Points in Three Starts Wethersfield 21, Windham 0 on the West Hartford 40. With Rein, Coughlin. Saturday Hall 35, Central 8 Carpenter handling the bulk of Tackles; Carson, Ough. ------the load, including the final Guards: Sproul. Gabbey. 7 Center: Walsh. Dartmouth’s defending Ivy Carpenter became the first three yards, Manchester march- Backs:. Carpenter. Ostrout, Belch- Big Wins for UConn, Yale, Raiders Rout Glastonbury Indian back to go over the cen- ed to a 6-0 lead. The kick by C***' League champions and unbeat­ .... Coaora (6) , . tury mark this season, contrib- Cobh failed Cards, Cowboys Deadlock en Harvard meet in a show­ Continuing its undefeated and three touchdowns, one a 40-yard , no vards scoring once « . ’ Ends; Norris, Park. Tackles: Woolridge. Shultz. down this week in what looms high - scoring ways, the Man- haul to paydirt In the second S'^settinrup dfeX g wasted no time in Guards: Martoccl. Hyman. NEW YORK (AP) — aetUng iq> the field goal, and Louis. The tie left the Cardinals, fourth-quarter scoring passes as THE Game of the New Eng­ Central Remains Unbeaten Chester Pony Red Raiders period. Brian Sullivan and Den- touchdown with some fine run- marching back. Receiving Center: Kenney. v land college football season. Cobb's kickoff, the Chief’s re­ Backs; Larson, Diunlzlo, Pellat Vince Lombardi couldn't wrapped it up with his 6-0-1, one-half game in front of and Sam Baker added a field redeemed himself for another "i® Woods came up with two entto. ly)vett. _ ’ ji keep Chicago's Gale Sayers Dallas, 4-0-1 , in the Eastern Di- goal, lifting the Eagles past Dartmouth, top-ranked in TTie A big win for Connecti- starts, was idle. reaeemea mmsei lo a second straight shutout touchdowns apiece, while Dave .q ^ . offense was better than turned it to their own 25. Quar­ Manchester ...... ’ 6 6 0 (>—12 Associated Press regional poll terback Larry Diuni zio then Conard ...... 6 0 0 0—I f on the sidelines so Lombar­ vision. Pittsburgh. Rookie Willie As- cut, a bigger win for Yale ConnecUcut (l-3) discarded a touchdown P M S h e ^ e threw y^^^^day afternoon, dropping Hassett added the final six- ^yer although we were handi- , ... „ TD: M — carpenter (rush ,8 VnUNOS-KAM»- * • • bury scored both Steeler touch­ sinCe early last Fall, and Har­ Lovett for a 75- yards); Cobb (rush 6 yards); CV’ di’s Green Bay Packers did and a giant performance by M-e lead over defen^ng Yankee Glastonbury Valley Oil pointer, carrying In a 40-yard ^ t / Steve Turner and f **'’* /Tarkenton passed for COLTS-UONS— downs, one on a 37-yard pass vard, rated the area’s No. 2 Southern ComwcUcut help- .u.i pass which Lovett (75 yard pass). i,I the_ next . best . thing. it.. touchdowns and scored Johnny Unitas fired four scor- from George Izo. power, tuned up for their big o an«., hnv. p»t«l . twoyolnl convA^on uy. S S S f in. So. K.lt L T S 22 14 14 8— 58 forr the Indians, going on the club advancing past the enemy director. Recreation member; Brown 49-14 with an awesome ship Is required to play. held Sayers, jhe NFL’e aoori^ig * * • * * * Wash’n. .500 121 131 victory too. Earlier in the game Maine southern (Connecticut ouarter- vidual scoring honors, getting Glastonbury 0 0 0 0—• 0 road the next two weekends. 30 yard line. CAROS-COWBOTS— 49ERS-FALCONS— pijiia. ground attack. -ba* champion and rookie of the year .600 119 154 laat seeann 9 0 'riMhine Varda Bt. Louis, trailing 10-7 late in Sah Francisco extended the puts. .200 112 166 Harvard, overlooked in pre- season forecasts because of a BIG OPENING JUST TRAP— New York fullback Chuck Mercein seems free ^ b I S . 7 : 1 TV u three touchdowns, two caught ■ while hatwUnv the Bears their** .(r the fourth quarter, got a break fledgling.icuBHiig Falcons' luauiglosing airingstring isewNew York X( .200 97 183 Sk^Jutze, on a quarterback c^pl^ll told tea^ate Di^ ^y halfback Dick Nocera. N^e- ' first sh u tou t*^ in 27 van.»a ■'"'hen Bob Hayes fumbled a punt to six games as John Brodie Atlanta .000 76 194 lack of experienced personnel, and clear as he carries ball through what looks like wide opening. Play ended keeper, ran for a nine-yard Zuchowskl of his suspicions and ' v - j , .py, nrw he ft recovered for whipped three touchdown pass- proved it is for real by thump­ "Every in no gain as Redskins’ Sam Huff comes in to make the tackle. (AP Photofax) the Cardinals. Jim Bakken then es, the longest a 63-yard bomb Western Conference ing previously unbeaten Cornell move, 1 lose a year of my life,” the final score was 6-0. tackle. owls ran kicked the tying field goal with to Jim Jackson. George Mira Green Bey 5 .833 19 71 21-0. The Crimson boast a 4-0 Lombardi said after the Pack ConnecUcut won its first thda Yale (3-1) and winless Oolum- their record to 4-0. 8 M to play. also threw a TD pass for the Los Ang. 4 .667 118 100 record. Including 2-0 against ers’ defensive charge had con' Namath Hurried and Throws Are Off Mark season, 20-19 over MeJne. b(a put on the most successful Wesleyan stayed on the r > Dan Reeves’ three-yard TD 49ers, who upset the Packers last Balti. .000 139 102 Ivy oppohents. tained Sayers. "Would I rather Both teams have tremendous Yale had a big edge in Inter- passing show in Ivy League his- ground, rolling up its big sre hav^hlrn'i^I^im^or^utaidl? ... San Fran, .600 102 117 scoring punch, but the Crimson cepUons and fumble recoveries tory. Yale’s Pete Doherty hit on over Worcester Tech. Billy Con- I’d rather have him sR on the * . Omcago .400 60 89 ^ EAGLE8-8TEELERS— Detroit .333 80 11 appear to have an edge on de­ to defeat Columbia 44-21. South- tt'’* touchdown aerials for an gieton scored two touchdowns as bench.” Oilers Avenge Loss to Jets ern Connecticut was supposed I'Y mark and the Lions’ Martin the Cardinals brought their sea- to see a sporting event in St. Norm Snead tossed two Minn. .260 106 106 fense. Sayers, hounded by Davis and to have trouble against Mont- Domres kept the Yale defense gon mark to 3-1. ’.rri his defensive ocdiorts, could not HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — a run-away in the Eastern Divl- 15 completions out of 36 tries for olair State, but won anyway 49- breathless as he completed 18 Trinity (3-1) also ran Ckfiby break away in 16 carries — his The Houston Oilers have slPhiladelphia Wood. NEW YORK (AP)— gan State takes on potent 198 yards. ” We had a deep memory of Mark the Spot! prisingly tough time with Kan right back- in the fight for Green Bay’s fifth victory in Purdue. little chance when quarterback that mess in New York,” Notre Dame and Michigan sas State, which has lost 16 the title. < Jet quarterback Joe Namath nix starts, coupled with Los An­ After that, it's Navy, Pitt and Danny Talbott twisted his ankle Holmes sfUi "We were really Joining file exclusive hole- State have at least three games in a row. Georgia Tech The Oilers, with veteran quar­ was rushed aggressively by Oil­ Ties in Both Divisions geles’ 85-7 loss to previously Duke for the Irisli, and North­ and was followed to the bench up for this one.” in-one dub at the Ellington things in common—a top by his replacement, Jeff Bea­ No. 7, spotted Aubiim a 3-0 half­ terback George Blanda having er defensive stars Ernie Ladd, winless Minnesota, dn>K)ed the western, Iowa and Indiana for Oiler Coach Wally Lemifi said Ridge Country Club last Rams, 4-2, one game behind the ranked football team, a the Spartans before the big ver. time lead, but came back for a one of his good days and the Pat Hobnes and Gary CuLsinger Saturday was Mark Kravitz. NEED thq.J>ig nish put on Namath was Of^^ntinental Football perfect record and a prob­ Alabama, the third • ranked field goal and two touchdo ns Houston defense making one of and had to hurry his throws. Packers in the Western race. clash in East Lansing, Mich''. A the difference in the ball game. Using a No. 6 wood, Kravltz T team, had all it could do to one on a 69-yard punt return its best efforts, shut out the Jets As a result he had one of his The Oontmntal Football In other games coming up St. Louis and Dallas, both un­ lem. loss by either team in any of "I don’t think we ever nailed aced the 175-yard, 15th hole. score 11 points in the final peri­ and took a 17-3 decision. 24-0. worst days as the alert Oiler League’s chaaq tor the title is this week, last-place Brooklyn beaten and 1-2 in the East, On Nov. 19, the Irish and Spar- those games would be prime him with the ball but he was Tdm McPartland, Pete Nak- od, then hang on and repulse a Steve Spurrier guided eighth The Jets, unbeaten before the defense picked off four of his taking the ^course of a well-pre- from the eastern division enter- struggled to ft 10-10 tie while tana meet in a game that could upset-of-the-decade material. rushing hfs throws,” Lemm tenla and Phil diCorcla, £•77 last desperate Tennessee drive ranked Florida to a fourth-peri game were threatening to make aerials. Namath wound up with pared script. tains fourth-place Richmond of Baltimore walloped Detroit 45- quite possibly decide the nation­ Michigan State's position atop said. witnessed the event. f i 14, San FVancisco drubbed al championship. But before 'The Associated Press’ football for an 11-10 victory. Alabama od touchdown and a 17-10 victo Ooach Perry Moss and. his the we.st . . . and the west’s last- quarterback Kenny Stabler ry over North Carolina State once unbeatable Orlando Pan- place tenant, Wheeling, travels Atlanta 44-7, Philadelphia that, there is the smaller mat­ poll probably was jeopardized IV * whipped Pittsburgh 81-14 and ter of the four other games by its narrow 11-8 victory over went a yard for the score, Purdue, No. 9, overcame Michi thers have been beaten two to Hartford to try again for its Nicklaus $20,000 OWER New Yoric upended Washington each must play. Winning them Ohio State Saturday. Key passes then threw for the two-point gan 22-11 when guard Prank Dixon Just Too Much striight weeks and have a battle first victory of the year, 13-10. —while fighting the temptation by quarterback Jimmy Raye in conversion. Kemp blocked a punt in the with defending CFL champion At Norfolk, the Neps came Richer After Win * • • to look ahead—has to a chief the final period took up the UCLA, No. 4, crushed Penn fourth quarter, caught the ball ChtfflesbBi Saturday night back to sttm Orlando 21-14 after PACKERS-BEARS— concern of both; slack for a faltering running State 49-11, behind the passing in the air and ran in for a touch­ For Chiefs to Catch at Orlando. . the Panthers had led in the sec- LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) — The Packers drove 66 yanls Interestingly, both only have attack and gave State a rain- of Gary Bahan and the running down. Baylor, No. 10, didn’t The Charleston Rockets, ond quarter 14-0. Jack Nicklaus Is $20,(KX> richer early In the third quarter and one other game on tiheir respec­ soaked victory. of Mel Farr. Scuthem Califor­ play. coached by Moes last year, are Charleston handed Richmond as the winner of the $100,000 NEW YORK (A P )— George Blanda happened to the Sahara Invitational Golf Tour­ 9 Top games this week match in a flat-footed tie with the Pan- its first shutout of the year on broke .ft scoreless de^adlock on tive schedules that should gpve On the other hand, the Irish nia, No- 5, and UCLA’s top previously undefeated New York Jets but look what Homung’a TD plunge. Ray them any trouble and both come breezed to a 32-0 triumph over threat in the Pacific Eight, Alabama and Vanderbilt, Michi­ titers tor the western division a muddy turf at Charleston, 26- nament. Nitschke lacked off a Rudy Buk- next week. Notre Dame plays North Carolina. The Notre overcame Stanford 21-7 on two gan and Minnesota in the tradi­ happened to the hopeful Kansas City Chiefs— Hewritt lead. They have 7-2 marks. 0. Blasting his way to a five-un­ touchdown . passes. tional Little Brown Jug contest, Dixon. Exciting? Montreal fought off its stub­ der-par 66 Saturday, Nicklaus Ich pass and. rambled 28 yards. unbeaten Oklahoma and Michi­ Dame running attack came into January, the 25-year-old Dixon Nebaska and Colorado, Califor-- Blanda threw two touchdown But look in the eastern divi born visitors from Wheel­ won by three strokes with a 72- had seen little action in Oak­ nia and UCLA, Southern Cali­ passes and kicked a field goal ing 21-10. hole total of 282. land’s first five games. aion. fornia and Clemson, Iowa State Sunday as Houston coasted to a Toronto and Norfolk, with 6-3 In the eastern division, Toron- Arnold Palmer and Miller and Missouri, Wichita State and 24-0 victory over New York, the "I made up my mind earlier Country Club records are the leaders there, to stayed abreast of sufjprising Barber tied for second place at in the week,” Coach John Arkansas, Harvard and Dart­ last undefeated team in the SELECTED 12 And only one game away are Norfolk with a 21-13 conquest of 285. to take home $9,500 each. mouth, Texas AAM and Baylor, Americsin Football League. The Rauch said, "to give Dixon con­ Philadelphia and Hartford, tied Brooklyn at Toronto. And Phila- Barber held the lead going siderable offensive work. Then Sunday and Pitt and Army. loss prevented the Jets from .... Class A—Steve Matava 44-3 wlth 5-4 records. delphia leapt back into title con- into the final round Saturday r-1 / before the game he came up to Also, Auburn and Texas taking a commanding 2*/i-game Lynn Prior 43-2—41, The Philadelphia Bulldogs are tention by whipping Hartford at and was even with Nicklaus at , . r . __ * itiame Annand tnmtold mAme hehA V hadia/I had f/wir'.our Christian, Colorado and Nebras­ lead in the Eastern Division. at Norfolk Saturday night and Philadelphia 28-14. the 12th hole. good games in this ball park — Merle 'Whiston 44-3— 41; Claas ka, Cornell and Yale, Georgia the Neptunes will have to spear Then there-were the Chiefs, he owned the place—so I knew B—Ed Ansaldi 45-6—89, Bill Definitely.,.if you want to start at a iiisfi wage... Tech and Tulane, Georgia and who had thoughts of beating Prlndle 44-5— 39, Bill Kennedy the Bulldogs if the Toron­ Kentucky, Illinois and Stanford, I was right in deciding to use Oakland and grabbing sole pos­ him,” 47-5— 42; CHass C—George Mc- to Rifles beat Montreal in the Iowa and Northwestern, Ohio session of first place in the Lafferty 49-9— 40, Ned Creed Beavers’ home park Friday State and Wisconsin, Oklahoma Dixon, a 1962 gp-aduate of Western Division. But they ran Florida AAM who now lives in 50-9— 41, Low Gross—Elnar night. learn new skills...and move up to a steady, higher-paying joh! State and Kansas, Penn and Montreal, In the western divi­ into Dixon—or to be more ex­ Alcachua, Fla., dramatically Lorentzen 73; Blind bogey— Princeton, Texas and Rice and sion, is fairly well situated in act, Dixon ran through them — reasserted that ownership. Roger Donlon, Ray Warren 94. Washington and Oregon. third place, two games back of and wound up ort the wrong end' With 6:03 remaining in the PRO SWEEPSTAKES Orlando and Charleston, and of a 34-13 score. first half and Oakland leading Low gross—Einar Lorentzen FORWARD—Few can match four games ahead of Richmond. Suffolk Average The previously imheralded by only 7-6, Dixon stormed past 73, Ken Gordon 74; Low net— Jerry Lucas, il.5 scoring and BOSTON (AP)—Suffolk Downs Dixon scored three' touchdown's blitzing linebacker Bobby Bell, Bill Prindle 75-10—65, Henry 21.3 rebounding last season. TRAINING COURSES WITH PAY Mora and more people are getting in on the Paypowtr at P&WA... had a daily mutuel average of in the Raiders’ 28-point second snared (he pass from Flores and Rpckwell 76-7—69, Steve Ma­ Hiq>py Hairston (14.1) jeopard­ learning more on the many training courses with pay and earning INTRODUCTORY TRAININO PR0QRAM8 $781,141 for its 24-day Fall thor­ quarter, combining with Tom raced the rest of the 76 yards tava 74-5— 69. Rockville Ties izing his starting chances with — If you don't have shop experience, you'H be oughbred meeting. Flores on pass plays of 76 and for a touchdown. FOUR BALL BEST BAI.f, a stubborn holdout. Tom Haw­ more on high-paying jobs. givan 80 hours of intensive training on the A crowd of 15,325 wagered 10 yards and sweeping one yard In other games, Buffalo tied Saturday To End Losing kins likely starter, George Wil­ If you’re inexperienced, you can start training at high pay. There are machine you have been hired to operate. In­ 7 struction will be In the machine training school $1,110,429 on the windup pro­ lor the third score. San Diego 17-17 and Miami won Low net—Tom Zemke, Joe son in reserve. RATING— B -f. many skills you cen learn, and you'll get more and more pay as you its first game by downing Den­ CENTER—Wayne Embry Is ' right in the East Hartford plant at the seme gram Saturday. Hie $10,000 • Switched from .tight end to Novak, Burt Davis, George Mc- Skein at Three go along. Whats more, you cen earn an extra 10% when you start high "Aircraft” rate'of pay. added Juvenile Stakes was won fullback after the Raiders ac­ ver 24-7. Lofferty, 60; Prank Upinski, gone, leaving a gaping hole. on the second shift, and there is overtime in most departments. quired him ' from Denver for * » • Football fortunes at Rock- (Jonnle D 1 e r k 1 n g has been ADVANCED TNAINING PR08RAMS- by War Devil, who produced a Adrian Lessard, Dick Lundell, Find out about Paypower and the other big benefHs at the Aircraft RAIDERS-CHIEFS— ville may have turned the cor- around a long time, but he’s not Courses ranging from 22 weeks to 93 weeks vrin payoff of $47.40. ^ linebacker Arch Matsos last Ned Creed 60; second low net— in Machining, Sheet MeUI, Tool, Die and Gaga The Raiders' victory dropped ner. Ooach Jerry F^tsgerald a starter. Walt Wesley, a 7-0 ...like liberal vacations and excellent insurance and retirement Steve Matava, Ernie Susanin, plans. There are many training programs and job opportunities open Making, Machine Repair and Pips Making. the Chiefs one-half game behind John Dyment, George Bamaby would like to think so after his rookie, won’t fill it either. The San Diego in the West while Rams battled South Catholic to Royals have big trouble. RAT- now at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Ckima in and find tha one that’s right APPRENTICE PROGRAMG-Coursas ranging 62; low gross— Stan HUinskl, from three to four years In Shaat MqtoC Russell Bats 1.000 to Date Houston’s victory cut New foryoul Cliff Sprague. Del SL John, a scoreless tie at Hartford’s CfG—D. Machining and Tool A Dia Maliinf. BOSTON (AP) — Bill Russell The 6-foot-lO veteran played York’s lead in the east to l>^ Roger Dolon 69. Batterson Field Saturday. It BACKCOURT — Oscar Rob- is batting 1,000 in his newT^ilfe 48 'minutes, taking only a five- games. stopped a three-game losing ertson Is Oscar Robertson. Just minute rest in the second peri­ * 9 • . streak for Rockville, now show- another average season in '’65- as player-coach and the Boston Ellington Ridge Gin it really carry as much as we soy? Ask the man who borrows one. od. He was spectacular in the CUARGERS-BIUJS— ing 0-3-1 0 while South is nou ’66: Led in assists, scored at a Celtics are off to a winning start closing minutes, blocking four San Diego grabbed a 17-3 half­ f o u r b a l l , BEST BALL 1- 2- 1. 31.3 pace. His. ronnlng mate. in a bid for a ninth straight Na­ shots as the Celtics pmlled away time lead over Buffalo, but Dar- Saturday Fans were provided plenty of Adrian Smith (18.4), made the VISIT THE EMPLOYMENT OFMCE, 400 The mon oh th« r’lght owns a conventionol station But th(jn maybe you don't live next door, tp a tional Basketball Association from a 109-109 tie. yle Lamonica hit Bobby Brii- Ixw gross—Jordan Larson, excitment right to the end. as all-star team. John McGlockin Handntft e f good Jobi eeei/eb/e /»: Main Street, East Hartford, ConnecUcut, wogon. Volkswagein Station W agon. In that case, you might championship. As. a coach, Russell also came nett with a three-yard touch­ Lee Chareneoff. Jim Vander- South drove to the Rockville best sub. RATING— A. Pratt & MACHINING • INFECTION Other Connecticut plante In North Havon, It's got twic* the style of a Volkswagen Station Want to bJyone. voort. Prank Paprove 66; low Russell whose arrival from through with the right move. down pass In the third quarter four, when the Ram line rallied ROOKIES — Wesley, from Southincton and Middletown. If avaUablo, Wogon, but only about half the carrying space. AIRCRAFT ENGINE MECHANICS W h itn e y The Peluxe Model has 21 windows and a sliding the University of San Francisco With the score deadlocked 107- and sneaked one yard for the ty­ net: Gay Knapp, Prank Wilson, and held on downs. South Kansas, will get pn-the-job bring your miHtsry discharge papers (00* So when he hos ntore to corry than his wagon con Shorty Dow, Don Rathbone 68- marched back later In the can- training. Bob Love, 6-8, up from SHEET METAL • BENCH WORK sunroof. It sects 9 comfortably. It gets oround 23 miles and the U.S. Olympic team a 107, lie called Larry Siegfried ing score in the fourth. The Bills P ire raft 214), birth certlficete and social aectaiV handle in ope trip, a trip next door can save him a trip. to the gallon. Its tires will last for about 35,CX)0 miles. decade ago built Boston into a off the bench and the. former lost a chance to win it when 11—87; Stan Markowdtiv Bob to only to have the clock run the Eastern League, and James TOOL & DIE MAKING card when you visit our offico. O r, if he hos something extra big to bring home, And it paVks in 4' less space than most conventional dynasty, led the Celtics to a 121- O)tio Star clicked for all of Bos­ Booth Lusteg’s 23-yard field Peck, Jack Kearney, Joe Gal­ oiit with the baU 10-yards away Ware, 6-7, from Oklahoma City 113. yictoiy over the San Fran­ ton’s last 14 points. goal try failed with six seconds lery 73-14— 59; Ernie Heath, from a score. University, have been iihpres- AIRCRAFT ENGINE TESTING like on upright piano, he con bring It home in his neigh­ wagons. ' u OPEN PON YOUR OONVENIBNCC Monday cisco WaiTiors in his coaching In other NBA openers Satur­ left in the game. Jim Smith, Bill Finnegan, Jake JtMkvllle came close to vie- slve. Love is an excellent re- EXPERIMENTAL MACHINING bor's Volkswagen. Upright. O f course, if. for some reason you can't buy One, through Friday—8 e.m. to 5 p«tn*t Tustdey, V debut Saturday night at the day night, Los Angeles, minus * • * • Hannon 72.13—59. Law Gross__ tory whe® halfback Ed Rady bounder. Flynn Robinson, of (Our wogon has an unusuolly high roof, and on un- there’s alwoyj the next best Ihingi... talk your neighbor WELDING • GUARDS Wsdnasdsy and Thursday evenings *M 8 \ Gaiden. the Injured Jerry West, defeated DOLPHlNS-BBOj7COS— Gay Knapp 74. .. broke into the clear ,and romp- Wyoming, seems'to be making gMtoHy wide 4' door in its sideJ into buying One. JERRY LUCAS FIREMEN • GEAR INSPECTORS p p.m., and-8atwd«y»-8 ajn. to 12 noon* Russell, one of baskettall’s Baltimore 121-115, Philadelphia Miami finally won after losing SUNRISE TOURNAMENT ed 44 yards before being good on his second chance, all-ttme great defensive players, bombed New York 128-112, Cin­ five times, tohhig the lead in the Lou Becker, Don Carlson; brought down fropi behind. SUMMARY—Ty>o bad basket- FOUNDRY PRESS OPERATORS TED TRUDON, Inc. had Uttle to say about his own cinnati ' downed Detroit 103-99, first quarter on George Wilson’s Hickers: Bemie Menschall 95* to e Rockville bail isn’t played with four men Ski Club Meeting An aquel opportunity empiqyer perfomiance on the court. How­ and the Chicago Bulls, making 67-yard touchdown aerial to Bil- 18-77, A1 Kemp 84-6—78. WM Ron McKinnay while Jinl (no center). The Royals would The Manchester Ski Club TOLLAND TURNPIKE—TALCOTTVILLE ever, he obviously was pleased their league debut, upset the ly Joe and never relinquishing LADIES SUBPBISB hostif , hftve si, greet chance. They fts he checked the figures wUch Hawks In St. Louis 104-97. H.. Jot Auer ran tor two touch- Jeanette Harrigan, BUHe RockvinB returns to the Cen- sUnpIy dwx’t have personnel to will bold an open meeting to­ Start your future today at P&WA showed him with eight points, 11 No games were played Sun- downs in the second half for the Marlow; Klckera: Dora Kelner M T'"' VMJICy ' whni Sattuday, " handle Chamberlain, Russell, night at 8 o'clock at the b^ in e assists and 24 rebounds. day. Dolphins. 100-20—80. hoettag Windsor High. etc. Prediction—3rd. Corps Club, Parker S t ‘ it

p A g e t w t n t t JIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY," OCTOBER 17, 196« MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1966 PAGE TWENTY^Nl LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Aimww ta Prtyteui Punt* Novelists Business Services THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Help Wanted— Fcmak SS Help Wanted— Fcmalt SS Morc/i.suovf VU. U«E0 CARS I r ______Offered - 13 WANTED — RN for Coventry WANTED Elderly woman to Moi&R eveifs ACROSS noblenua Mlhr^I l=IE-J dTEPS, a.JewaIks, stone walls, SuCEREXPECIhi. NAf/ Public Health Nursing Assn., live . in, weekends and so n * lJam « HWliJ CLASSIFIED full or part-time, call 742-6542. evenings free. Call 87S-08IB fireplaces, flagstone terraces, PSMANPS/XrRAf VI6I0M |THATWO«TMEAN /AUEASTWECAN' 45 Route (*b.) after 6. 7 French miter, 47 Devour ■All concrete repairs. Reason­ FROM HIS CADDIES- 4LEEP/IWASSO Victor 49Tree able prices. 043 0861. eSAO.BOVE.APRE-AOFUL \ ^ h ,S1s SoS t <5R066yiT00K/ UBrinfinto CATAI/DG FREE. Til Mhd y U K a ^ * I^ UPleaiant odor niLT 6ALL TO WORK 14 Exuded - 64 Yerementte saws, trail roller and aerator log. L e t your friends shdp t HAVE A CORNER f^OOM 68 AnLmerlcan OPERATORS .INSTEAD OF MY j 15 Of a king CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS If.wn vac, rototiliers. Also salaa from It. Then you pick-$S5 USection t f a novelist, Mark V •-I6HT6 OUT At LUNCH 8 A.M. to S PJH. and service on all lawn equip­ and more In free items. AHc* Keeps me up half the nioKT /.fuc awls church MBritiih aovdlit BUG6S BUNNY USTENIN6 TO «E C 0 R D lN 6 S r^ 'l, , 17 Poem ment, Capitol Tlquipmant, SS Williams, Popular Club Plan, 18 Sphere 03Stoilei lOU— Bradley dSCongW COPY n jJVJNG 'ITME FOR CLASSm ED ADVr. WANTED / ' W/ OF HIS 0ROADCAST/,----^ ^ ‘ MEaat 5 T 1 ^ I Main St., 648-'. MS.' Departmentt Q803, Lynbro<^ 20 uncooked UPrleat’i garb 46IW M ONDAY Thru F R ID A V 10:30 A.M . — SA TU R D A V 0 A.|!l 23 Printing 65 Ripped MBabylonUn__ ___ god _ 48Aaau]M6.' NeW Yorit. DON'T WORRVl I L L NOT A DROP O' MUD . meature* 66 Rente —isScoiftiih " itttr itreun ^— 49 Attorney ( A ) SH A R PB N m O Service —Saws, SCOOP IT UP PER ON IT...CATCHi 25 In the middle DOWN 21Hedidnal plmt 5 0 H ltd u ^ knives, axes, shears, skates, ' A T ■■ ' PART-TIME — High school VA/ ELWERl (comb, form) 1 Collection ot 22Waa vlctorioui , (coR.) ...... , PLEASE READ YOUR AD rotary blades, Quick service. 1 business senior as cleric-typ­ 28 Ear part tente 24PMnoun 81Salnt 1 7 IHoakvtn*. Ton Frea) back hoe for hire. Damato Con­ 643-2711 struction, 649-9455 rfter 5 p.m. N ■ Work now through Decem­ M 12 875-3136 ber. Excellent commissions. M & M RUBBISH -649-0757. F R E E SAMPLE K IT . Industrial, commercial, resi­ The telfephone- 15 Writ* or call Santa's Toy ?1KE'$ dential service. Leaves' raked company has Parties, Avon, Connecticut.' ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMI^IN CAPTIVE- Trouble Reaehing Our Advertisert and removed by giant Vac Sys­ openings for 673-3455, or evenings 673- AUDIENCE =' 16 TO 16 tem. Lawn mower tune up and J. U. S. Pat. Off.—AM rlfhfi ratarvad bright people 9829. repairs. Incinerators and card­ It44 fcy Ualfad Faafaea lyadlaato. loa. HOW ARE THINGS. -.theytte snu. MAYBE SENDING A I'M NOT VERY KEEN 24-Hour Answering Service with poise, pleas­ board drums, Good used furni­ IN MOOTHIS NO >W71NG LIKE A HYPNOTIST BACK ON THE IDEA OF USING r ant voices and MORNING? ( CHANGE. GAGGLE OF THERE WASNTSUCH A MESMERIZED CAVE­ Free to Herald Readers ture and appliances at all J(MN AVON today! You will ZOMBIES/ IPEA/ MAN TO CHECK OUT MoviflK— ^Trucfclng— good judgment. 2^ z T B 26 times. Business Opportunity 28 Help Wanted— ^Female ?5 enjoy servicing the unprece­ A pr o je c t; Storagg 20 High school grad­ T W ait toformaUoB oo on* of our etawdasd advaiiMwimataT RESTAURANTS — Large or EXPERIENCED salespersons, dented demand for our,TV ad­ CARNn B Y DICK TI^T?>n<;R u Ro aaawer at Um tetoohaiie netadt M n ^ m H tk* uates. MANCHESTER Delivery. Light small, with or without liquor women’s wearing apparel, 3 or vertised products fpr every ^ Household 5>rvlces trucking and package delivery. I'cense. Philbrlck Agency, 4 full days or full work week. member of the family-. And, 3i EDWARDS Offered 1-^-A Refrigerators, washers and Realtors, 649-8464. Apply Tweed’s, 773 Main St. more people give Avon at stove moving speciality. Fold­ Chirstmas than ever btfor*. 42 REW EAVING o f buma, moth LOC.VL — 8- table pool room. P ILG R IM M ILLS has expanded A few hours a day Is alt you 7 AMSWERING SERVIGl ing chairs for rent. 649-()752. OPENINGS holes. Zippers repaired. Win- ______Available immediately. Call with Bargain Basement and need for’ unusually high earn­ dow shades made to measure 6«MIS00 - 875-2519 649-2236, evenings. needs more sales help. Full or ings at this tiih* of the year. all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys LIG H T TRUCKING — 289-4647. part-time hours can be ar­ IN . : Call 289-4922 for appointment. 56 U 11 ^ l^ v a yoat meaBage, Yon’O bear fm a am adsmUaar to made while you wait. Tape re­ ranged. Apply Manager, Pil­ 49 so sin | H Jig time wlUiont t,i*adli« aO armlag at Mm letophaM. itehools and Oasaes 33 corders for rent. Marlow'a_867 ______grim Mills, Hartford Rd., Man­ 56 Main, 649-5221. — ------=----- chester, 7-9 p.m. Help, Wanted-—Mate 36 Otf, iB B S B P ig m Automobiles For ^ala 4 MANCHESTER |t 1»66 by N/A. lec. T.»t. teg. I'<. Ret. ------— ------Painting— Papering 21 OIL DRIVER — Experienced 66 64 oil driver for local fuel pump- HERALD 1965 PONTIAC, 2 plus 2, •diver Buildiog->-Contracting 14 Jo s e p h p . Lewie custom painG ONLY TRACTOR TRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER if gray, black interior, power , tog, year 'roimd work, uni­ 66 Ing, Interior and exterior, pa­ TRAILER SCHOOL IN AND steering, power brakes, auto­ QUALITY Carpentry — Rooms, perhanging, wallpaper re­ SALESLADIES forms supplied. Call 289-6481, A N D T W O T I M E S ______, I H o p e ^ BOX LETTERS matic transmission on floor, dormsrs, porches, basements, moved. Wallpaper books on re­ CONNECTICUT after 8 call 236-8185. V V H A T D ID DAVE'ri^'^ H E 'S N O T A tachometer, excellent condi- refinished, cabinets, bu'.lt-ins, S P E a S c a r r y i n q t o o OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS quest. Fully Insured. Free es­ .'TtXJ LEARN For Your Uon. 875-6130. formica, aluminum, vinyl, TO WORK EVENINGS HARTFORD TODAV CAT.' H E A V Y A timates. Can 64e-9e&s- Before you call a school DEAN MACHINE 9 9 COURSE/ m THIS? OH, WE'RE SETTIM' Y TDO BAD FOOTBALL ISN'T steel, ceramo siding. William check that school out with PRODUCTS UP THIS STUFF AROUND 7H’ N AN INDOOR STORT.'VOU InformatkNB 1959 FORD station wagon, new Robbins Carpentry Service. INTERIOR AND exterior Small office, flexible hours, YARDSOTHATWHILERUNNIM') COULD HAVE DOME THE ball joints, brake linings, de­ your local truck owner’s 649-3446. painting, wallpaper removed, good hourly rate plus com­ 185 ADAMS 8T. WITH THE FOOTBALL WE / SAME KIND OF PRACTIC- THE HERALD wfll BOt pendable, first good offer. Call association. Approxim ately As a SNET oper­ CAN PRACTICE SIDE STEP- \ INS IN YOUR ROOM WITH- fully insured Rene Belanger, 14,000,000 trucks on the mission, age or handicap no ”T dlaclnaa tha Identity o t 643-6534. NEWTON H. SMITH & SON — ator you’ll G a 11 liLANCHESTiER PIMG TO COPSE TACKVBKS:) OUT HAVING TO GO 643-0512 or 644-0804. road. The trucking indus­ harrier, we train. Apply TO ALLTHAT any advarttoer tulng box Remodeling, repairing, addi­ faraway p 1 a c e s, try has a problem acquir­ 869 Main St., Office 8, be­ TROUBLE.' tottara. Reader* anawer- 1963 TEMPEST convertible re­ tions, rec - rooms, garages, IN SID E and outside painting. assist in emergen­ Ing blind box ada who built 326 engine and transmis­ ing qualified drivers. Let fore 1 and after 5 daily. HAS IMMEDIATE deelrt to protect their porches and roofing. No Job You name your own price. cies in this fast sion, new snow tires, extra rear too small. Call 649-3144. Special rates for homeowners N ew England Tractor OPENINGS; to person (no phone calls) employment. 1962 COMET, 2-door custom C A R P E N T R Y — 32 years expa- interior and exterior. Paper England and New York. manager, Parkade Bowling i M E IS A atroyJd If tha advertiaer to rienca, complete remodeling, hanging and wall paper remov- Inspectors—Experienced ■ 10-17 one you've mentioned. I f ■model, automatic, must ' sell, Part of full-time training. Lanes, Parkade Shopping Cen­ VOTE FOR additions, rec rooms, concrete aL Dutch Boy and DuPont; Visit our employ­ Male or Female not It w ill be handled In $550 or beat offer. 643-8226. Licensed and approved ter. e 1H* w NM. lae. TM. Kef. U V Ml. work and garages. References ment office at, 52 RESPONSIBLE the uaual manner. Quality workmanship. Call program. For Information given, free estimates. Call 64S- All Benefits .. . COVERNMENT/ 1966 CH EVELLE, super sport, evenings, 246-9593. call Hartford, 247-1353 East Center ‘That check for taking down screens, putting up storm 2829. 283, standard shift, priced to anytime. Street, Manches­ An Equal Qppertualty windows and raking leaves is for me!" eeil, $1,760. 649-3465. .TOP QUALITY work at lowest Lost and Found prices, interior suid exterior BURTON’S ter, open Monday Bknployar ii'tsi'* 1966 P O N T IA C G.T.O., blue, 4- painting, top grade paint through Friday, 8 C 'FOUND—'Black male mongrel. RESIDENTIAL BUDGETPLAN M-rr speed, etc. Best offer accepted. used free estimates. Call Ray a.m. to 5 p.m., or Call Bolton Dog Warden, 649- AVAILABLE Is now accepting applica­ THE WORRY WART 649-8394 between 12 and 6. BelUveau, 649-2110. PART-TIME JANITOR, 6-t 7601. REMODELING tions fo r adults, full and call 643-2701.. In Hartford at 2 p.m. 249-6889. ...1 , ^ 1957 OLDSMOBILE 88 2-door _ NAME YOUR own price, paint­ GO NOW— PAY LATER part-time personnel. Apply THE WILLETS BY WALT WETTERBERG sedan, power steering, power * Additions to Mrs. Harris.^ Central Row, open FOUND — Eyeglasses, triple ing, papering, removal, sand­ brakes,'$88. 649-4126. * ing. Interior, exterior, special­ Monday through /I NU NW Ik. TM. bf.'' U b*. Off. lens. 649-iil6. HcId Wanted— Female 35 m ______a Family Room izing 3 family. Quality ■work- Friday, 8 a.m, to WANTED < e Garage manshlp. Call 647-9564, Jerry LEGAL SECRETARY, experl- BURTON’S, INC. 5 p.m., or call 278- [ FOR SALE — Studebaker Lark * New Kitchen Kenny. enced, fo r downtown Hartford. 0220. Evening and SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL Annoniicanents 2 Hardtop. Clean. Call 643-7909. • Reside Exterior of Home 841 Main St. Clean, Late Hodd T 522-1165. a New Roof PAINTING—Interior and ex­ Saturday inter­ views arranged. ,U S E D C A R S -THa t s s u c h a horrible FOR EXAMPLE, N06OCY IN 1HE terior, very reasonable, free ers, sales and service, bonded transportation, $125. Call 649- V M T lF W e PROSPECT-^aC WON'T OH, 3 PONT , WORLD VVOULD EVER HAVE1D representative. Alfred Amell, T. „ 1229 Main St. POTOMAC^WHENITURNTOMY ENCLOSED IS A CHECK FOR *2000.®? THE MAN OF/BV{ AND .AWTHE ford, 628-0606. floors), cleaning and waxing Mail Dept, for neat appear­ free samples, work 2 nights a Southern - Fhona 649-5233 IJUSTHAPA6UMPSEINTO SECRETARYANP SAY:1AKE A IN FULL PAYMENT OF THE 50* LOAN I PEOPLE/'''... YOU'VE OUST Trucks—Tractors 8 SERVICE-643-1111 floors. Painting. Paperhang­ ing mail clerks. week, can earn $50. commis­ THE FUTURE/IM SIHlNCb LETTER TO MHS.5AMT WILLETS WRANGLED FROM YOU BACK THERE IN MADE AVERY600P INVESTMENT ing. N o Job too smaU. John sion. No collecting, no delivery. Applicants must be recent IN MY SUMPTUOUS..,, PEAR MRS. WILLET—jPO.'—— 1966. MOST FAITHFULLY YOURS,... A\RS.VVILl£^r/THANKS A UlTMAj/ Personals 3 1953 INTERNATIONAL pick- ______Verfaille, 649-5760. Requirements, must have per­ New England high school graduates cap­ up truck. May be seen at 25 ADDITIONS —remodeling, ga- sonality, charm, love clothes, WANTETO — Ride to Pratt & Irving St. able of typing minimum of MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLl rages, rec rooms, bathrooms 73 drive car, for appointment call Whitney, third shift, from 40 words per minute to Telephone tiled, kitchens remodeled. CaB Birch St. Wall to wall carpet­ 649-2462. PUZZ SAWYER ROY CRANE Walker Street to Gate 6. qualify for future oppor­ Leon Cieszyneki, Builder, 649- ing. linoleum. Free estimates. USED CARS Please call 649-5696 after 5 Auto Accessories— ^Tlres 6 tunities. POUNCES* AND DOhtrQUOTBMB. 4291. Expert installation. Call 643- WOMEN, PART-TIMB, 9 a.m.- Company ■'A, costPLgtrm p.m. 1218 or 649-2985. 1 p.m., coHecting eggs. M iller NEETO SNOW TIRES? New Kel Excellent fringe benefits COBLBCTION ly - Springfield 650x13 and DICK’S SERVICE Snowplow­ Farms, Oo'ventry, .742-6232. and periodic wage increas­ ing, moving, rubbish removal, NO C0fAN\ENT! Automobiles For Sale 4 775x14, $12.90. N ew wheels, Bonds—Stocks-— es. An Equal Opportuni^ half price plus tax. Cole’s DIS­ carpentry, cleaning, general PART-TIME candy girl, U-A BOGRHE BUICK NEED CAR? Your credit turn­ count, 45l'W est Center, 643- repairs, aU types of odd Jobs. Mortgages 27 Theatre East. -Apply In person, "H w House o f '. . ed down? Short on down pay­ Mr. Daly. Itoployer ! Cafftoiner SattotoeHoa? 5332. OaU 643-4536. MORTGAGE LOAMS — first ment? Bankrupt? Repossess- APPLY in PERSON at second, third, all kinds realty, '285 M AIN ST. sion? Don’t despair! See Hon­ CUSTOMEIR'S satisfaction our B AB YSITTER wanted, 3 nights statewide, credit rating unnec­ MANCHESTER . est Douglas. Inquire about low- TWO WHITEJWALL tires, 820x guarantee. Any type of remod­ FULLER BRUSH CO. a week, 6-9, A very St., Wap- essary. Reasonable, confiden­ WANTED -TT Teacher, to teach est down, smallest payments 19T $15. Call 649-1038. eling is our speciality. Let us ping area, own transportation 246-5862 649-4571 tial, quick arrangements. Alidn Long Hill St., Etost Hartford English once a week in my anywhere. No small loan or fi------^ ^ ^ ------estimate your plan. N o obliga­ preferred. Call 644-2078 any­ Lundy Agency, 627-7971, 983 home. (Jail 643-8771. nance company plan. Douglas tion. Call Herm FYechette, 643- An Equal Opportimity time. TraDers— '**'aln St., Hartford, evenings. Motors, 333 Main. 1567. W esley R. Smith Cem- ALL BUTONE OFTHE CHARLIES RUM RAST g 233-6879. Employer M/F U lniZ, LOOKINSFORHMaNTHESROUND. a Mobile Homes 6-A struction Co., 234 Center St. FXPESUENCED woman need­ RAVALLI CREDIT BY H30NE. Need a SECXJND M ORTGAGE — Un- ed to care for three smaU girls e im ty NtA, W. car? No cash needed, 100 car VANDYKE merson. FORA FIELD (30AU 1965 VOLKSWAGEN, original atiana and additions. Ceilings. ‘ Take-Our Shop owner, will help finance, sell­ G m n lA Workmanship guaranteed. 299 10 years from now? iJInttrljifafer lEwnittg ing below m4ricet. 643-1158, 3-6 Bnsinnse Services Autumn S t 643-4860. and Earn Excellent Income KNOWN FOR VALUES p.m., or 7-8 p.m. Ask tor Mr. Offered 13 F eatu ^ food prepared to order Perry. . . How tor do you want to go? More than anything SALES AMD Service, on Arlens, irnnOnwiirt riitim n «e Iff a minutes (take-home, picnics, Hahn Eclipse. Jaepbson lawn CMMimyB 16-A parties, trips. etc.). Join local else, W. T. Grant Co. offers you the singular op­ 1961 'CHEVROLET, 4-door wag­ portunity to decide. Opening 40 to 50 new stores on, j;V-8 automatic transmis­ mowers. Also Homelite chain ROOFINO — Specializing re- Pwving chain of franchised a year Grants makes possible a future of unlimit­ sion. excellent condition, origi­ saws and Interna tie naJ Cub pairing roofs of all kinds, new reported to all leading ed achievement within their progressive expan­ nal owfler. 649-2072 after 6. Cadet Tractors. Rental equip­ roofs, gutter work, chimneys “ d sion program. 'W so rcports. Minimum cash ment and sharpening service cl^ed.^repalred. Aluminum investment $9,00Q. For infor- 1964 ’ 2-door 88 OLDSMOBILE, on all makes. L A M Equip­ Bidlng. 80 years* experience, matlon call . . . |«na>,Hi>.i.cTKa»iB,i>.. 24,000 miles, excellent condi­ Oraato policy to promote from within assures rapid ment Oorp., Route 83, Vernon, Free estlmatas. Call Howley advancement, added responsibilities and increased tion, priced low. 649-5637. ■ ^ 875-7609 Manchester Elxchange 64S-5S61, 644-8333. (315) S84-2128 . . . or W rite earnings. Whatever your field of study (Retail­ | | R . ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS —Enterprise 1945. 1961, 9^ASSEaiGER Chevrolet ______ing, Business Administration, Liberal Arts, or R(X>FINQ- R E P A IR of roofs, K W IK -K O O K Take-Out Shops others) you'll have a chance to exercise your in­ wa«on,. stick shift with over- PROFESSIONAL raeMihic _ nia best In gutters and con- Dept MHC, Box 311, R.D. No. 1 WELL, I HOW MUCH ARE IN EASY dividual abilities within the Grant organization. HAVEN'T WE GOT EASY, PA L— SO , ANYWAY, 1 SOMETHING WARNS drive, (jail P. B. Phinney, 643- Carpets, furniture, walls and ductors. Repair of chimneys, Coatesville, Pa. 19320 d onY know . •you ASKING? v zMONTHLY ENOUGH TROUBLE W ON'T BE FORGET IT, DAVY. YOU'VE GOT A THING ME NOT TO ASK WHY.' 1431. floors — all cleaned In your WHACTDObOU INS1ALLMENT5, I'M NOT LETTING WITHOUT ARSUINg ABOUT CATS... SO AROUND HERE too. Call Coughlin, 643-7707. SAY, AAR. home, fully insured.. Call Hlgbie Which way Is “UP” for you? Managing “your pwn” COURSE SEND THIRTEEN ABOUT I'L L KEEP HER OUT “VERY MUCH. 1963 VOLKSW AGEN sunroof, big store . . . field administration ., , home office ABERNATHY? POUND OF YOUR WAV. Servicemaster, 649-8433. management. The choice to yours. HOW ABOUT excellent condition, new valve Heatinff and Phnnbinx 17 t H O R O S E A L LOW COST. TOO! BUY1N(?A6Y 1 job, new battery, $796. Call AULi KHIDS of yard work, gen- _____ OIL FIELD? EO after 7 p.m., 647-9885, eral handyman, reaaonable PLUMKNG and heat SEALS THE SURFACE OF Send a letter of application to * CASH RATES 115 WORDS) ing repairs, alterations, elee^ AAlUli rates, M4-fi069. Mr. G. Anderson. \ O i w D o y ..... 4 Sg 3 Days ..,..$1.17 OOLLARS. 1966 PONTIAC .hardtop, exed- _____ trie and gas hot water heat­ MASONRY WALLS & KEEPS S ix D a y s . . . . . $ 1 ^ 9 8 10 D ^ ^...\.$3.00 lent running condition, a real R u a S ’ MOWEIB Service — Ba ers. Call 843-1496. * V I I K W .T . Grant C a '■'''_ * \ bargain. 643-0680. ready for. spring 'with a ready G76 Piiovldenoe Highway \ . O i l Dedham, Mass. IMMEDIATE ACTION saws, machine sharp- Millinery, Dressmaking 19 ened, cS de tips precision Call before 10:30 wededays (9 AJd. Saturdays). You 1961 BLACK DOIX3E Lancer; SOLD SINCE 1912 to arrange a personal interview. ground. Also sharpening serv- DRAPES —custom made to can start an ad or cancel an ad same day. sacrifice, 643-5259. ipd7 lea tor knivei^ shears and youn measurements, lined or Informolion Cf LifcroturC At 1964 CHEVROLET black super o t h ^ cutting tools. Pick up unllned, reaaonable. F or more W.T-GF^ A N T CO. sport, must sell, being d ra lt^ and

■ I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1966 PAGE TWENTY-THREE PAGE TW’ENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1966 Homes For Rent 65 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sole 72 For Sale 72 Snbuiftan For 8i ^ 75 8 abni:|»n For Sale 75 Furnished Apartnmnta. 63-A Help Wanted—^NaJe Articles Ftir^Salc 45 Honsehold Goods 51 Apartmenta^FIats— Apartments—^Flats— niMEDIATB OOOUPANCT — BAST HARTF0M> — Attractive VERNON — Brick front 7 room Four Veteran Motorists Tenements 63 Tenements 63 BOLTON — 4 room Ranch; •vith MANCHESTER — 8 -badroom ROdCLEDGE — 7 room oon- WANTED—Full-time man for RICH, - FR EE loam, NINETEEN storm windows, as­ THREE .large rooms and bath, fenoed In yart, lake privileges. Colonial, dishwasher, built-ins, temporary Split I 3-car garage, large family MANCHESTER SOUTH WINDSOR — Bxecutivs pass up this deal. Here’s your Oarl Mitchell drove to Boston one,” he said, chance to move to a quiet loca- about two weeks after he got “it didn't want to go 'very 8 AJMI. to 5 P.M. Ha* an outstanding oppor­ price. 649-9002. PICTURESQUE children acceptable. Immedi­ STORE — center of Mandfoster, Suburtum Fta- Rent 66 arata fumaeaa, city atmtiaa sized kitchen with built-ins. ECONOMY STARTER! 8 room custom built Ranch, tunity for a sales and. mer­ MOVING — 5 rooms of furni­ ate occupancy, $128 monthly. air conditioning, brsessway, tion without being isolated, on his first auto and had to make well. Trouble all the time, ture, checkwriter, typewriter. RESIDENTIAL LOCATION newly remodeled store, froiit MANOHB6 TER-BOLTON town Also older 2-fsjnUy CaU Laoa Flreplaced living room, 8 bed­ chandising career in the 643-2861. I, Olaaajmski, Buildaar, .649-4391, rooms, oil hot water heat. e-room Cape, close to ev­ garage and all the extras ^ t treed lot, living room, dining his way along dirt paths. Couldn’t make it up a grade.'* food industry for greater Diamonds—WatchcB— Must sell by next week. 649- One bedroom apartments, wall and Interior, reasonable rent­ line, 8-room iq>artment, $115., ______^ ______erything, room for your I you would expect in this titily room, pantiy, kitchen, 8 bed- George Fowler said th at vriwn iwuiOif.ii gj, a retired builder COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. als. Brokers invited. 522-8114- Family room. Below coot at /famlly.'S bedrooms and din-' Y Hartford area. Excellent . JewiAr 48 2171 after 2:30. to wall carpeting, outside- bal­ 6^ ROOM APARTMENT, sec- ' S , CONTEMPORARY - Rmich, $19,700. Wolverton Agency, fine borne. Out of state owner tqoms, one bath and garage, he first started driving, he Plymouth, said the state MONDAY Ikn^FBfbAY 10;«0 AJL — SATDBOAX • A4L ond floor. Main St. location, Ing room. New heating sys­ good condition. Prestige Real needed no driver’s Ucenee, inspector told htant stvtlhg salary with, regu-' WATCH AND JEWELRY re­ conies, free gas ^eaj; and hot SINGLE GROUND flooh/room . 6988. large L Shaped living room and R ealto n . 849-3818. tem recently, plus other wants fast sale. J^yes Agency, lar increases. All expenses water and gas for cooking. heat and hot water included, ^ for rent, heat, air-condltipnlng dining room with fireplaee, 8464U1. Estate, 289-6827, Mr. Bums, “You simply paid your money ••you drive Just as woll as pairing. Prompt service. Up to . Musical Instraments 53 Improvements. Come and 24^6448, - —a shlsmvsssmei . paid. New, fully equipped Stove, refrigerator, garbage $115. Call 649-6808, 646-5781. included, off street parking, ANDOVER LAKE — Year cathedral celling of natural TWO FAMILT —one of a kind. see this good value. $14,- and took your chances, body.' YOim COOPERATION WILL | \| A L $20. on your old watch in USED UPRIGHT PIANOS, re- Located tat a highly residential BOLTON - COVENTRY town William Bbiley went ter a BE APPRECIATED I I Chevrolet I m p a 1 a fur­ trade. Closed Mondays, F. E. disposal. Resident superintend­ , Lappen Building, 164 East Cen­ ' 'round 4-room furnished cot­ wood and exposed beams. 4 900. D. Sisco, 649-6306. Fowler, 92, a North'Franklia nished, liberal bonus plan, conditioned, reasonable. 643- ent located comer of Eklgerton COLONIAL MANOR — 4% room bedrooms, 1^ bath*, garjige. area, 7 rooms, each, with fire­ line, 5 bedroom Ranch, family TOLLAND — Ranch on large ride in the country, found Wm- Bray, 737 Main S t, State ter St., 649-5261. tage, screened porch, all con­ lot close to Route 16, assum ^ t resident who served three term* profit sharing plan, retire­ 6563. and Hemlock Streets. Immedi­ duplex, private patio and cel­ large shrubbed park-Uke lot. place end garage, large lot, B & W size kitchen, larg* living room Theatre Building. lar, appliances, disposal and veniences, available to Jtme with fireplace, only. $14,900. able mortgage. Owners anx- self twotires ^ leglelature In t h # ment plan, hospital and life ate occupancy, $125. monthly. SUITE of offices presently ; 1st, lease and references re- $38,600. PhUbrlck Agenoy, 649- Ideal for children. A quality to seek help from a rifle-wleld-__ _ ContiMwd From PrecRding Pago. PIAlJO, UPRIGHT, refinished utilities. J. D. Real Estate, 643- suited for professional purpose custom hunt home in ‘the The BARROWS and Hayes Agency, 646-018L M ^ e .' early 1930s and mid 1940s, aold insurance, salary continu­ Call 5129. ’ quired. $130. monthly Includes 8464. WALLACE Co. 5 vTOinai* m doesn’t like driving to the ance and dependent college Florists—^Nurseries 49 reconditioned, excellent condi­ is now available in the State Princeton St section. $6,000 643-6129, Rules, roads, rej^ Sh^ ^ got "Wad of Help WanteO—Hale 36 Help Wanted—Male 36 tion, $175. 649-9662. MANNARINO heat and utilities. 743-7607. INVESTMENT property — 5 Manchester Parkade SOUTH WINDSOR — Town con­ scholarship program. Com­ THREE ROOM apartment, Theater Building. Can be sub­ will assume mortgage. J. D. M anchester 649-6306 and vehicles have t- Female 38 Reliable. Honest, Person ice, 136 Bissell St., first floor. lenrn more and earn more at the Airrraft! You ran gain ; MANCHESTER — near bus. one car garage, wooded lot, Leonaid Agency, Realtors, 646- sumable mortgage and priced tor Ws bicycle to ' flSd one of the 11 TO TAKE OVER lows: Applicant mu.st be twen­ to seU. Wesley R. Smith Con- low maintenance. 4 bedrooms Franciscan Msters who run (Jul Full-time or Part-time Call 643-9508. valuable skills on P&WA’s many training courses, and • Older 6 room Colonial, 2-car near bus, school and shopping. 0469. with 1% baths, close to shop- " ”" Past Year Shows Big Bemst HOUSEWIFE desires babysit- UNPAID BALANCE ty-one (21) years of age, must get paid good money plus regular increases while you garage, enclosed porch, quiet sbniotton Co., 648-1567. MANCHESTER MODES be a resident of the town in Selling for $18,900. Call the R. ping and school. Prestige Real . riiim ting days in own home on m o n t h l y PAYMENTS NICELY FURNISHED ROOM learn. If you start on the second shift you get the new I street. Only, $16,900. Hayes F . Dimock Co., 64941246. FIVE BEDROOMS, 3 foil baths|) E rttie 280-682I ™ leprosarium was INC. 289-2704 Harlan Street, excellent care $16.79 near bath, private entrance, on which he offers himself to be 10% bonus, and there Is overtime in many departments. modem kitchen with built-lns, OLDER 6-room home, S bed- jGBtaze, to 1929 by a French m leatanarySJS In Number of ‘Working Gals* i admitted to the privileges of And when you’ve completed your training, you can > Agency, 646-0131. Pine St., Manchester given. 643-2392. 3 COMPLETE bus line. 649-7702. SPLIT LEVEL — 6Vi rooms, 2 fireplaces, walk-out base­ l n e w YORK (AP)—More women In their 40s and 60s ore c move ahead into better and better Jobs at the Aircraft. ^Sd^tir^^Sid* ** L ^ VERNON - 7 room Cape, large of the Roman Catoolic Church, ROOMS OF FURNITURE an elector at least six months ! MODERN RANCH — 6 rooms, 8 bedrooms, modern Utchen ment, screened porch, garage, Utchen,utchen, fireidace, fireplace, country coimtry size the Rev., ^Paul u l Maheu.' ’IhreeThree are working today than «>»P>oY®d. . . . MARCO POLO Restaurant ROOM for working girl, or cou­ next preceding the time he so ' plus office end rec room Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 All of this merchandise is in Get more paypower and important extra benefits, too . .. with buUt-tais, treed lot, reo bandy location. PhUbrlck Agen­ lot to an area of fine homes, years later, siMen of the Ften- ple without children, private offers himself. like outstanding insurance and retirement programs, and I in basement. On beautifully room, one car garage, patio, cy, Realtors, 649-8464. over before—mere even than to groi^ttdfageiieles (hat 1250 Burnside Ave. our warehouse. It has never home, board optional, refer­ NEW S ROOM Raised Ranch, Only $14,900. Hayes Agency, cieean MieeioUariee •'Mf Mmry , WINDOW ASSEMBLY MAN for DACHSHUND PUPPIES. AKC, Any applicant who is a natu­ paid sick leave, holidays and vacation*. Apply now at ; shrubbed lot. 1% baths, large $19,600. Philbrick Agency, 646-0131. arrived______to continue the work. 1044, RcMde the riveter wwkeis to industry . wholesale millwork company. Blast Hartford left our store and is fully guar­ ences, 643-6745, 742-8167. ralized citizen of the United MANCHESTER — 2 fam ily, 6-5 form al dtaUng room, V& baths, ready to go, miniature and anteed. Some in original fac­ Pratt & Whitney Aircraft; ! flagstone patio off dining area, Realtors, 649-8464. extra latgo lot. Leonard Agen­ When MtoOier Superior Marie produced whiMles, stares and permitted many women toi ^ Apply in person between 8-5 at standard, champion blood States shall present the certifi­ I $23,POO. Philbrick Agency, 649- flat, 2-car garage, 3 heating COVENTRY tory crates and cartons with BOLTON — Room, private MANCHESTER Green arw — cy, R ealton, 646-0460. Charles Antotoe came to Qui airplaneo. itoooae their bourn.'And put- Rimoo — East Hartford, 45 lines. Also Weimaraners. cate of his naturalization or a • 8464. - systems, excellent location. ______COMFY—COZY Hoa in 1055, the leprosarium The peroentage of vroroen who ttaiw teachers end nurMe «m tai , Belden St., East Hartford. original factory serial numbers. bath, enti*ance, parking, heat, TRAINING COURSES WITH PAY New listing. 6 room Cape, Im­ LAIHE HANDS and gec.eral Southington 1-628-6573. living room. 643-6982. copy thereof issued by the Buy now, only $17,600. Hayes t e n ACRES, stately 7-room condsted of a chapel, a few huts work has been moving up grad- demand. Beautiful Hotpoint Electric United States Immigration and j67 PRINCETON ST. — 3 bed- m aculate oondlUiHi, garage, Agency, (M6-01S1. stone 1640 Colonial, hot water 6)$-nom Ranch on % acre SHEETT METAL WORKER for machinists, paid 'hospitaliza­ INTRODITCTORY TRAINING PROGRAMS — If yon end a email hceiffial. There are ually, from 31 per cent of work- —(More effleienC bemee, whers GROOMING and boarding all Refrigerator FURNISHED ROOM with or Naturalization Service. don’t have shop e.xperience, you’ll be given 80 hours of ' rooms, fourth possible, 2 shaded lot. Hurry, only $14,900. heat, iBreptace, excellent con­ treed lot Tworcar garage T now 280 modem cottages — ing age w^mien to 1947 to more egg beaten and qan epeoem ’ outside work, steady employ- tion, hohdeys and vacation breeds, Harmony Hills, H. C. Beautiful Bedroom Suite ! baths, large closets, cedsu* Hayes Agency, 646-013L FOUR BEDROOM Ooloolal to under, oil hot water heat plan. Apply Metronics, Inc., without board. Parking. All Dated at Manchester this intensive training on the machine you have been hired dition, long road traatage. aluminum storms and buUt by the patients, costing than 88,per cent now. 'Dw treod and knives are powersd, where « ment, good wages and working Chase, Hebron Rd., Bolton, Beautiful Living Room Suita 17th day of October 1966. to operate. Instruction will be right in our own machine ' closet, oil hot water heat. desirable Porter Street area. conditions, must be good at 640 Hilliard St. conveniences. 17 North Street. ttortto, telomlk 2 ^ MANCHESTBR-6% r^ c u s- Beautiful modern Utchen, for- Hutchtais Agency, 6494024. screens and walkout base­ about $600 each — a beautiful lately has been pranounoed. stoves are dentroged t x m eon- 643-5427. Beautiful Dinette Set 649-1015. Board of Admissions training school at the same high “Aircraft” rate of pay. * J ^ VewtlA T2 A l l __ a ______.n*----1----Jt soldering. CaU 522-4271, 7 a.m.- Beautiful ”De Luxe” Range garage with electric doors, tom built Ranch, fiieplaoe, oil mal dining room, flreplaced mlanCHESTER—Drive by ail ment for only $13,000. chapel, modem hospital, out- me piut year more women 60160, qbeie fr^sers Moek food Barbara E. Coleman, ADVANCED TRAINING PROGRAMS — Courses rang­ hot water heat, paneled reo Please call John McLaugh* door (heater and various shops, ^^en men we$« to the ei- tor ntaMnt , 4iiesd, wbsrs reo- 4 5 p m. or 677-0143 after 6 p.m. WAREHOUSEMEN AKC GE3RMAN Shepherd pup­ instead of Hotpoint Electric Selectman custom built. Immediate occu­ living room. Lovely screened other, see all others, then see pies, beautifully marked, bred Apartments—Flats— ing from 22 weeks to 93 weeks in Maehining, Sheet room, call now. Bayes Agency. porch. Reduced for Immediate Un a t 646-5306. The Mother Superior designed vlUan ‘woifc force; a total of 878,- ^®6 •** dcleidiflc. --' CLERK - TYPISTS Refrigerator, if you prefer. Raymond C. Larivee, Metal, Tool, Die and Gage Making, Machine Repair and pancy, mid 20’s. 649-4498. me. Very clean 6 roems, S bed­ for tempennent and beauty, Rugs, Lamps, Tables, Linoleum Tenements 6.1 6464>1SL sale. Belfiore Agency, 64S-612L rooms, ono garage, on bus line, B&W the buildinge "because we ooiild oog oompored to a of 869,- —The pW, or Uritt ecBte ^ champion lines. 742-8970, 742- Selectman Pipe Making. never afford an architect," one ogg jugQ aged 30 or more. —The war. Tin eznwd forood For T;V and appliance dis­ and a Few Other Articles on CLEAN 4-ROOM APARTMENT, William C. Johnson, MANCHESTER — 6H next to shopping, schools, s FOREMAN tributor. Ideal working 8459. APPRENTICE PROGRAMS — Courses ranging from room m a NCHBSSTEJR — 7 room Cape, The BARROWS and Bisber eald. have stripped m ore than 480,000 Display a t’Main Store. second floor, working couple Selectman The Mondrian Look older Colonial, large rooms, on treod 200’ lot. Large Utchen churches, $11,000 mortgage at There are welding and weav- toclikgeei or woridng:isge men ' Machine sh(^ in Manches- conditions, good salary, 5- three to four years in Sheet Metal, Machining and Tool 5%%. Qrv Goslee, Realty, 644- WALLACE Co. r ter area. All replies confi­ POODLES — AKC registered, e v e r y -t h in g preferred, no pets. 643-7638, Edward Tomkiel, & Die Making. big yard, derigned for child­ with built-lne, flreplaced living Manchester Parkade tag shops and smaU plants ** from (he potential olvfliaa em- day week, vacation, excel­ THE UNPAID 649-0463. Town Clerk ren, 2-car garage. Only $16,900. 8063. dential. Write Box H, Man­ lent benefits. full miniature, brown or white. room, 4 bedrooms and den. Ex­ M anchester 640-6306 where skilled pattente make meny. Job* toom factory to rn- piogmient pqd to tbs past year. chester Herald. 6 weeks old, call after 3, 649- BALANCE PRICE Hayes Agency, 646-0131. cellent oondltkm, owner anx­ TarwyiH n tWEN'iiRY _ a furniture and the tUee tint de- ***e, from blue oolto towVto. ^ study 1^ tbe Firrt Malicmal 3627. ONLY $418.26 WE HAVE customers waiting Hundreds of good jobs available in: ious. Wolvertoo Agency, Real­ RADIO & APPLIANCE for the rental of your apart­ (be bulldingi. Coconuts *’•*’??* * ** '’****L!? QHy Bet* Of New Toric found Phone for Appointment tors, 649-2818. Lots For SMs 78 ««» tor can her Miss Jones now ralher of ttnse faotan also hav« ^ABLE BODIED MEN for steady DISTRIBUTORS, INC. ment or home. J. D. Real 95 Leggett St., East Hartford Ask for CARL Estate, 643-5129. Smocked Pet 271 WOODBRIDGE S t — ‘3 lots Ntoe of the oisters, who are Rosie. improved tbs week ehanoes of year ’round employment in FREE — Six cute kittens to Htfd. 247-0358 or 527-9036 MACHINING TWO FAMILY 6 rooms plus LMMra Agency, Heaaers. mo- Vietnamese and Eng- —The seaictty of employahle teen-agers. The toenwgs lAbar Tel. 528-6581 good homes. Call 649-3084. to residential area. Ctty water, grain mill. Good pay, plenty of See It Day or Night LOOKING for anything in real laundry, 2-car garage, many heh, work to the hospital-dbq»en- men, wfalrii has forced tatdustiy pool Is k Wg^cne now, eoqpseted overtime, all fringe benefits. An Equal Opportunity custom extras, iqqdiances, ex­ eewers, gas. 100* frontage. Call Employer If you have no means of estate rentals — apartments, tor awKrtntment J. DTAdama VERNON — 8 room CJape, fliH sary. A doctor from the Viet- to look more aggressively to to grow by tOOfiOa th is y r i E\iU-time and part-time em- homes, multiple dwellings, no INSPECTION cellent financi^, must be seen. shed dormer, modem kitchen, namese mlUtary hospital in ()ui women woriiers. Allticugh its Uricry ins bom Livt Stock 42 transportation. I'll send my $2,900 assum es m ortgage. J.D . R eal E state, 1-228-3977. ^ ployment available. An equal-' auto for you. No obligation fees. Call J. D. Real Estate, garage with breezeway. Large Nhon is avaUaUe at any hour. -The pfailosoiihy and laws of erratic, teen-m unemploynMat . opportunity employer. 649-4523. TIRE CITY needs help in the 643-5129. Real Estate Co., 643-6129. DRY W(X)DED BOLTON LOT, treed lot, ST swimming pool. Most of Ihe poUents are Budd- equal epporiuntty, whldi her ianow.lowe^lban a.y ; e a r ago. service department, full-time even if you don't buy. So, come AIRCRAFT ENGINE MECHANICS FREE—Six baby rabbits. 643- along and see this big bargain. EVERETT W. MANCHESTER — like nteT l 250x208 in beautiful reeldm tlal $19,600. PhUbrlck Agency, 649- Usts or OstboUcs hut "we do discrimlnathm because of raoa^ TeMvegenl i PART-TIME fuel truck drivers, 9-6. See Dick or Jerry, Tire 5873. 41^ ROOMS, $125., 3% rooms, area, $8,600. CaU 648-4813, eve- 8464. not eric thrir reUglon," a sister religion or isez. sspseisly .fortiaiato now bs- ■' 2 or 3 evenings per week, from family flats and duplexes buQt City, Broad St., across from A—L—B—E—R—T’—S $115, heat, hot water, stove, SHEET METAL by Damato. Spacious rooms, -----said, "The only question is, —Mors ednoatton for women, cause ludusU'y is wiBinr-or 5 p.m. to midnight. Morlarty King's. ‘refrigerator, parking, 15 For­ VAN DYNE VERNON — Executive " ’Does ho have lejnosy?’ ’’ greater akflbt and the desire to forced-^ tiwest to them. Bros., 301 Center St., Manches­ 43-45 ALLYN ST-. HARTFORD BUILDER separate beating systems, top Articles For Sale 45 OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 est St., off Main St., 646-0090, quality workmanship. Oppor­ proach to finer living. 4 bed- American___ _ troops ______arrived__ in___ uttUM them after the chfldrm Tkeinlng______programs are mors ter. 643-5675. BENCH WORK BOLTON e DECrS DRIVE-IN SCREENED LOAM for the best Planning a new home ? Beau­ tunity knocks. Assumable rooms, 2Vi baths, full hvlng Q^l mion more than a year ago are to school; or, to pay far the oommon (fasp ever before. Out- DUNCAN PHYFE dining room tifully wooded lots, some Two adjoining treed build­ room with fiieplaoe, modem presence has had an eduooUon of the children. More slda oduoatkm at MAN to work as carpet layers’ in lawns and gardens. Deliv­ TO RENT—One 3 room apart­ mortgage, exceUent financing. Men wanted day or night, ered from our screening plant set, table and 4 chairs. Call with view of Hartford. Good TOOL & DIE MAKING Hayes Agency, 6464USL ing lota in prime area. 1st kitchen, dining room and fam- impact on nearby ()ul Hoa. than one-half the number of pense is growing, ■ helper. Apply A. J. Turgeon, full or part-time hours can ment and one 2 room apart­ financing available. Will lot, 1 ^ acres, 2nd lot ily room. Prestige Real EMate, ' Watkins Brothers Carpet De- Also gravel, sand and fiU. 643-0006. be arranged. Good pay. No ment with heat, stove and re­ trade your present home. MANCHESTER — Six room Co­ acrea. Can be bought to- 289-6827. I b s i B eanU ey, 289- * partment, 935 Main St. phone calls, see Chris. George H. Oriffing, Inc. And­ frigerator furnished. Call 643- griber or separatriy. Price over. 742-7886. Phone 246-4781 AIRCRAFT ENGINE TESTINO lonial, baths, modem 6151. SPEED QUEEN Ironer, good 5118 between 8:30 a.m.-4:30 Utchen with buUt-ins, stove, $48(W each. CaU Mrs. Lu­ 462 Center St. TREAT rugs right, they’ll be condiUon, $25. Call 643-8412. p.m. ther at 649-5306. EAST HARTFORD — Top loca­ EXPERIMENTAL dishwasher and dispoeal, 8 bed- tion, ebanntaig Colonial wMh Architect Is Studying MALE PRODUCTION . a delight if cleaned with Blue ixx>ms, ^ $19,900. Philbrick FULL OR PART-TIME mainte­ Lustre. Rent electric sham- Agency, "649-8464. B&W fireplace. Hying room, dinkig room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, one WORKERS nance help. Apply in person 9 pooer $1. dlcott Variety Store. a.m.-5 p.m.. Holiday Lanes, 39 MACHINING - WELDING JUST UBTED -4- 4 duplex, The BARROWS and bath, full besemeot, one car i^aencer Street TOP QUALITY loam for sale, large treed lot, convenient to WALLACE Ca garage, good condition. Pres- ^Creeping’ Skyscrapers Manchester Parkade tige R eal E state, 2898637. Mira. _ ) Openings in several cate­ 5 yard loads. Damato Oon«6nic- GUARDS - FIREMEN bus, acbools , and toopptag. feion, 649-9456 after 5 p.m. Leonard Ageniiy R ealton, 446- M anchester 649-6806 Beardsley, 289-ilBL MADISON, Wfo. (AP) — “Yoa al tnobea riMrinr tfeua nrip^rfSty gnugas, now emheOdad dispiy 7 gories on all three shifts, (MOB. ------”—rr take a gun rubbei^ eraser,” tatended. In concrete. no previous experience nec­ DRIVER-SALESMAN 50 GALLON INK drums suitable GEAR INSPECTORS ■ JOATIUtllljaTlUJXMANCHESTER — Twoiwo n-zoneB-zone ANDOVER - — 8 rocmroom CMon^.CMonial. ran Kinne “and The reason mis creep, wor. , mmas The wumtastmto won Vian vnu < » * .*■- essary, will train. We offer for burning trash, $2.50 each. MANCHESTER — 7% room lots, aU utiUties,utilitle.., o—good------location.- Fireplace, . . . private beach. Im- f _ ___ . • KInno------also ooUe It, dtmenrional hardly begun, Btane soys, rines pay rates ranging from Established route, good Call 643-2711. . Cape, 4 or 5 bodrooms, rec trees. Hayes Agency, 646-018L mediate_ ------occupanigr.------Oidy $14,- you prow--- fim - top------aim- b ^ im chang*. . many of the wo^ floors, daoki $2,310 to $3,092 per hour The stdee salary plus fringe benefits, FOUNDRY PRESS OPERATORS room on living level, one car 600. Pasek, R ealtors, 289-7476, bulge out That’s Kimw wants to find out how and oNier fiaturis ere atm to be plus 4% and 7 % premium WELL kept carpets show the garage, $16,900. Phflbrkfo 742-824S, creep. much creep wiH ooew, given insbelled. results of regular Blue Lustre on second and third shift permanent position with VISIT THE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Agency, R ealto n , (M9-8484. Suburban For Sale 75 viAwr nsivnivvRn Nmt aa Rtone is worried — not about certain coiritttone. Plarmess oon EBs sensors. In scaled ifown spot cleaning. Rent electric 400 Main Street, East Hartford, Connecticut Fringe benefits include 8 opportunity for advance­ to® «»«P to but the then SRpeot the changes and tabontory toettag, have rwto* paid holidays, first dollar shampooer $1. Paul’s Paint & FIR06PB(7r 8T. — Seven room ANDOVBBt — 7 acres of level duplex. AseumaUe 6^ per cent Other Connecticut plants in North Haven, Southington semi-cleared land with 300’ mortgage. No olostaig costs. creffiii to skyscrapero. He’a avoid tnterminaUe headaches, tered as much as a quarter mil- hospital and medical cov­ ment. Only reliable man Wallpaper Supply. and Middletown, If available, bring your military dis­ older home In very good opndi- trying to find out bow much To hotter hear the “groaua," hon pounds stress. The Van erage after the first 30 : Idks mother, Uke daughter, tion, oil fired hot water heat, frontage on Hop River. Ideal Pasek, R e a lto n ,. 289-7475 any­ with good driving record CLEA'NINGEIST carpet cleaner charge papers (DD-214), birth certificate and social for club, camp or bomeelte. skyscrapen creep and why. Kinne and Ua graduate Hlse ootaunm, full slsed at fiv« days, pension plan, gener­ security card when you visit our office, and you’U like the look! Two city utiUtiee, on an excellent time. ■ . It bothers the peof^ who U'v# ore n^g "strain feelers" em- feet by two feet, must bear need apply. you ever u.sed, so easy too. Get patterns. 2990 lo t Priced for quick sale, $17,- Paul W. Dougen, Realtor, 649- ous vacation plan and paid Blue Lustre. Rent electric VIBRNON — Ctidv 818 600 Oom- work to skyscrapers, too. bedded permanenUy in the con- much more weight, more than 8 funeral leave. We pay 900. J . D. R eal E state, 4685. shampooer $1- The Sherwin- OPEN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE is to s ^ 10 to 20, bust 31 to , This lovely Wttm is smocked o set 6 room b in u c ^ oU hbat. Pkimbtog Joints eteit leoWng, orate. When eonnected to tsdd-'mUUan pounds, Ktana soys. 100% of group insurance 6120, 648-8779. GLASTONBURY - large con -^ccadmatolyM------^ H>am ^CUU "Ming _ doors won’t shde, ceil- tog _ tastnananta,------(hey---- toH------how Out of ysara of drta Irom Van premiums. This is steady Manchester Coa^ & Apron Williams Oo. Sunoco Heatii^ SenicG Monday through Friday—8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Tuesday, 40. fiteTlG, 32 bust, rimrt ^ 3^ ! It’s fa s^ tia g to jgANCHBSTBR — 3-family 841, temporary Raised Ranch e to find out how 1 yard of 86-inch, piece; smocking, directions; fin­ between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. ishing instructions. oondl- 80UTH WINDSOR — R<^y . 3 jj^drooms, large Kettli« Wgger — end creei^er tore and so forth. to buiW around mreep-tsoken Interviews on Tuesday. Ap- STOCK MAN wanted, 9-2 or You name it and Sunoco’s new Heating Service has To order, send 50c in coins to: «

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

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