TWBNTY-POUB FRIDAY, S E I ^ M B B R 29, 196T A w m Daily Not Ptwollai Hanrljpater lEwiPtttng Ifaralli ^ tw The Week Ended The W eather Clearing today, hltb in 70a,- The Rev. Norman Svenson, Alnnan 2.C. Charles Pearson, partly cloudy, ooolar tanlEIit, pastor of Trinity Covenant eon o f Mr. and Mrs. Charles low in 49bi p a^ y ipnomy and cool iAltout Town Church, will oondiiot a service Pearson of 40 Auburn Rd., is 15,207 tomorrow, high near 90. Waehinrton Comman- Sunday at 8:15 ajti. on radio home on a 30-day leave after Through These Manchester— A City of ViUage Charm dry, RnicHts Templar, will con- Nation WINP. The program Is serving In Vietnam. He has • ter the Order of Malta Tuesday sponsored by the Mlanchester been assigned to England APB, VOL. LXXXVl, NO. 307 (TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1967 (OlaMlfied AdvertlHnc on Pnge 9) PRICnS SEVEN CENTS at 7:80 p.m. at the Masonic council of Churches. La. Temple, Hartford. ______Doors .... South Methodist Church will Center Congregational Church The Parents Club of East have a Church School Family young people in Grades 11 and Catholic High School will have Night for teachers, parents, and 12 will meet with Jhe young its first meeting of the school children from tots through people of Second Congregational Child Guidance Center year Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the teens tomorrow at the church. Church Sunday at 5:30 p.m. in school cafeteria. Special phases Dinner will be served at 6:30 Fellowship Hall of Second World Awaits Hanoi Reply The door at 317 N. Main St. But very cIo m , of the cuiiiculum and new aca p.m. In Cooper Hall. There will Church. This will be an organ- Dismayed to the Community Child Guid demic programs will be discuss be a film for adults, classroom izational meeting and plans will ed by membela of the faculty. ance Center opened 2,888 times that's the Woy visits and programs for the be made for a trip' to Mt. Mo- last year and through it passed A t Speech younger children and teen-ag- nadnock. many troubled children and ers. A nursery will ibe provided. their parents. Typical of these wo've boon ro« VATICAN CTTY (AP) — Din- RANGf Mr. and Mrs. Wyvllle H. Pea disturbed children Is Johnny X, Manchester Veterans Coun body of 45 Sunnyvlew Dr., Ver may was reported today among To Latest LBJ Peace Bid \ M I an eight-year-old boy whose cil will meet and elect officers non, formerly of Manchester, parents called the clinic after c onditioning. progressive clerics gathered for f UEL OIL Monday at 8 p.m. at the Amer will celebrate their 60th wedding the boy had set a fire In the the world synod of Roman Cath ican Legion Home. anniversary with an open house GASOLINE family home which caused quite our soloct usod olic bUbopa after Pope Paul VI Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. at their a bit\(f damage to the Interior home. of the l^ s e . In retrospect, the opened the month-long meeting LBJ Speech parents r'balized that Johnny cars for ovor 15 Friday by decrying "huldioua Wm Halt BANTLY OIL LET US PRICE Manchester Assembly, Order had also • set\other fires about dangers" to the faith. YOUR NEXT of Rainbow for Girls will meet the house ano\in neighboring Gets ^Bnish’ ( O.Ml- \.\> . |\( . yoors now. Try The fbcuB of the first working Boming if ;:i MAIN sii{i:i:i PRCSCRIPTION tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. at Ma fields. session today was the Pope's sonic T ^ p le . There will be a The team of wo|'fcgrs at the III. li l!»- I I'l . second acheduled speech to the From Hanoi ARTHUR DRUG reheafsal for the installation of Guidance Clinic dlscovb;;^ that 200 blabope. Talks Follow officers, and a business meet ono and soo. Ki ic Iv V 11 Ic ^ / 1 I , I Johnny had a very poorNjchool The Pope mentioned only In WASHING’rON (AP) — Presi ing. All officers are reminded record, barely passing e^ch passing Friday the updating of dent Johnson’s latest enuncia- SAN ANTONIO, Tex. to attend. year to the next grade In sp; the Church launched by the Sec Uon of his Vietnam policy drew (AP)—President Johnson, of his having a better than av ond Vatican CSouncil begun un an apparent advance brushoff his top advisers and m ndi An executive board meeting erage intelligence. Further In Carter De (Wormier der Pope John XXm and com from Hanoi and mixed comment of the world are awaiting and workshop by the Connect vestigation of his history show pleted under Pope Paul. from Congress. Now Accepting Piano Students icut State Federation of Wom Hanoi’s reaction to John ed that Johnny’s father had left The 70-yeai>old pontlff’a open Even before the President son's offer to hsM U.S. en’s Clubs, Junior Di^sion will his wife and family for another ing discourse atrengthened a spoke Friday night, offering to Beginners and Intermediates be held tomorrow from 9 :30 WAGONS bombing of N o r ^ V iet woman when Johnny was 4 view that he considers the syn halt U.S. bombing of North Viet — Lessons Given In My Own Home — a.m. to 3 p.m. at Plainville High years old. od’s main task Is to end the con nam In return for prompt, nam on condition it lead School. His mother had developed a 66 Romblor 65 Romblor fusion over the goals of the “ productive discussions,’ ’ a promptly to productive guilt complex, feeling that It Catholic Church that has sprung high-ranking North Vietnamese peace discussions. Automatic, radio, vinyl standard, radio, new Reviewing Vietnam policy for JINE B. TOMPKINS was her fault that Johnny and tires. up since the Vatican Council official appeared to be turning Church to Hold his two sisters were without a seats. ended two years ago. thumbs down to such a propos a bipartisan gathering hero— and for a nationwide Former Student Of The Juilliard father. This guilt complex made 91495 Progressives look to the syn (AP Phototax) al. Financial Forum her a very inadequate parent. 9 2 0 9 5 od, which has only advisory Vice Premier- Le ’Thanh Nghi television.radlo a u d 1 e n o e— School of Music, N. Y. In addition, the mother had to powers at the present, as a Hornets Like Whites hut Not Reds said in Peking that the United Johnson adopted language Fri The Emanuel Lutheran go to work to support the fam means of democratising the States “ must unconditionally day night that sounded concilia 187 Gardner St., Manchester— 649-8653 tory, but did not weaken hU ex Church Women will have a "Wo ily and so secured day care for Church’s government. But the EJdwin G. Belzar, of Roxborough, near Philadel halt its bombing and other war the three children in another 63 Romblor dominant theme of the Pope’s pressed determination to see the men’s Financial Forum” at its 65 Romblor phia, displays an American flag from which the acts against the Democratic R|- home. However, after a lengthy Inaugural speetabIo Automatic, radio, reclin Automatic, P.S., iiadio, white stripes have virtually b^n stripped bare. public of Vietnam once and for meeting ’Tuesday at 7 :45 p.m. in period of time, she discovered ending. ing seats. bucket seiaibs, nimclation of dangers to the Seems a colony of bald-faced hornets has been all,” withdraw its forces from Luther Hall of the church. that the supervision at this day faith. South Vietnam and recognize ’Thus, in talking about a poesi- using the flag as material to build the large gray, ble bombing halt, he said: Hi Kathy— Look What We Hove For You! Robert Ahlness' and Bernard care home was very poor. She 91695 •1095 He told the bishops that more the Viet Cong as "the sole gen Johnson, Manchester insurance found another place for the watchfulness by the clergy was paperlike nests. He contacted naturalists who said uine representative of the peo "We of course assume that whUe discussions proceed. APPLES; Maos, Cortlanda, Wealthier, MUtons, Ciubspples representatives, and Atty Ed children to stay during her required and spoke of danger they believed the hornets steered clear of the red ' ple of South Vietnam.” North Vietnam would not take and Oravenstelns. LIMITED SUPPLY OF BARTLETT ward Kuehn of South Windsor working hours but this again within the Church from those stripes arid the blue field bcause they didn’t like NghTs speech, reported by the PEARS and PEACHES. advantage of the bombing ces will be members of a panel proved Inadequate with as in vdio try to change Its doctrine. the taste of the dyes used in the material. New China News Agency ar>'!l NATIVE; Com, Omen, Y ^ w Beans, Splnadi, Beets, Green, which will discuss estates, wills,' first home very poor super- Besides dangers to the faith, monitored in Tokyo, clashed sation or limitation." Y ^ w Sguash, Cubes, Romalne Lettuo^ Hot Poppers, Dill, and situations which arise in vision. topics on the synod’s agenda in specifically with Johnson’s lat ’This rather vague phrasing, Chinese and Savoy Cabbage, Pears, BrooooU, COollflower, HARDTOPS settling estates. ’The Rev. C. Soon thereafter, Johnny’.-i cluded mixed marriage, semi er ossertlon In his San Antonio, when contrasted with some ea^ Radishes, Turalps, Sweet Potatoes, Imported Red Onions, Henry Anderson, pastor of mother remarried. Unfortu nary training, canon Uw and lit Tex., speech that the United Uer U.S. demands for a promise Aeora, Butternut Squash, Cranberries and Watercress. nately, her new husband him urgy. Problems of birth control States would “ assume” that by Hanoi to scale down Ms side FRUIT GALORE: Plllef^>ples, Cantaloupes, Honeydews, Emanuel Church, will be mod 63 Chovrolot Pontiff Joins Plea erator — A film, ” If only,” con self was a product of a broken and priestly celibacy could during any bombing halt the of the war In order to gain res Oaaaba Mdons, Red, White On^tes, Plums, Nectarines, V-8, PS., PB., radio, au- Impala.1. V-8, automatic,auU cerning these problems will also home. Remembering his step I come up, although they are not North Vietnamese would re President Lyndon Johnson delivers a policy speech oil Vietnam in San Antonio pite from American bombs, Umes, white and Pink Grapefruit, SIchle Pears, Concord toinatic. wws. On^ies and Watermehms, be shown. father’s shortages., he tried to I Mdiedulad. ciprocate by a military slow last night before the National Legislative Conference. The President gave the seemed more flexible. For UN Viet Action One administration source Mrs. Raymond Horton will be a good father. But in his ’Ihe synod is taking place in down. WHEKEiND SPECIALS FOR A SPECIAL KATHY! 91395 history of United States involvement in the war. (AP Photofax) said the softer language was not lead devotions. Mrs. Robert anxiety to do a good jo.b he what the Pope has proclaimed UNITED NA’nONS, N.T. made public here Friday said Congressional backers of the accidental; that the govern NATIVE TOMATOES ...... * lbs. 35« Ahlness and Mrs. Ralph Swan was too demanding and hyper as a “ Year------of Faith"----- In------connec- (AP) — Pope Paul VI has added the pontiff offered to assist Sec President’s war policies ap ment—in both public and pri ACORN or BUTTERNUT SQUASH .. .3 lbs 2 5 ^ son are In charge of refresh critical. As his efforts failed to tlon with the IBth centenary of hia voice to calls by the United retary-General U ’Thant In plauded his speech while oppo bring about the improvements the martyrdom of Ste. Peter States and some small naUons nents rapped it. vate messages to Hanot—has ments. The event is also open A dhiild pauses on the threshhold o f the Communilty diild' 60 Thundorbird working to halt the conflict. ’The PEACHES ...... lb. he wanted, he became frustrat and Paul. for active U.N. efforts to end letter expressed hope that the And Itouse Republican Leader been probing for a formula that to the men of the church. Guidance Cl'iniic, Inc., where he 4's brought by hte parents GRADE A MAC APPLES .... Avg. 6 lb. b ^ 8 5 ^ ed and grew more demanding 990 H, PS., PB., t ilt l Air-conditioned, PS., PB., One reason the pontiff cele- the war In Vietnam. But the So present General Assembly Gerald R. Ford, hinting at am Is would get talks started. for piofessi'onai help in solving his prottlem's. (Herald wheel. I autonnatic. brated a Mass in St. Peter’s Frl- vlet Union and France are op- sue the GOP is expected to hit Red But he suggested that John would help find a solution and Mortars Shell and critical. This marriage was photo by PintO'.) COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPERS! foundering. At this point came day was to'honor the centenary .posed. spoke of "new initiatives” for hard should JohnsGIRDLE workers assigned to the case. %-Ton Stake Body. Brownsville. The Weather Bu channel . the cities of My Tho and Can first full year’s budget amounted a governor’s aide in an attempt The alleged attempt to buy day should be more normal." Treatment involves interviews reau said the river bad reached ’The Weather Bureau was hav TTjo. Within minutes, help came to $12,000. The services were to buy a new trial Jpr Teamsters Hoffa out of prison, where he is Although the Board of Educa with the child, the parents, 16.68 feet early today. ing difficulty estimating pro from Air Force "Spookies" subscribed to immediately. The Union President James R. Hof- serving a term for tampering tion made no tally, attendance sometimes other members of Upstream, residents began re gress of the Rio Grande’s crest —old twin-engined C47s special demand for these services has with a Jury, also is the subject was reported below normal as the family, and any other per- turning to their sUt-covered because Mexican authorities ly equipped to supress night at Trucker Vote Ready; continued without let up, and In ’The East Baton Rouge Parish of a federal grand Jury investi the youngstera trudged through •sons Involved in the problem. homes in the beginning of a were diverting unknown quanti tacks by dropping flares apd 1966-67 total expenditures reach Grand Jury indicted New Or gation in New Orleans. rain and mist to start the term The clinic handles cases of Transportation Buys massive cleanup. ties___ of . water Into canals be- then opening up with quick- ed $82,000 with the aforemen leans contractor D’Alton Smith firing Gatling guns. delayed 14 days by a teachera’ children through the high school In the Harlingen area streets tween Progreso, Mexlco and Friday. 1716 indictihent said he In addition, the Orleans Par Near Peace Returns strike. tioned rate of 2,888 interviews ish Grand Jury In New Orleans TTie attacks on the South Viet age. Mo.st children come on an ------5______Brownsville, tried to get an alde to Gov. John The only major Incident dur in the 1906-67 year. The boarsa Nostra boss In Louisiana, this morning the Red gunnerii $16 for every hour over two SALE! ever, as the referring agencies 9145 •445 Weather Bureau said 26 feet scheme to get Hoffa a new trial. ______highways in this area for the termediate School 301 vdiero a 509f of the members being 0>p’s Fate to appear before it ’Thursday. hours that they wait at mills for themselves become more skilled Smith, who divides his time '^«®*‘s as strik white teacher was barred frwn Manchester residents and the 4-Door Sedan. their trucks to be loaded. in counseling, the cases refer 4-Do6r Hardtop. (See Page Twelve) between New Orleans and Los Dong Tam, 42 miles southwest entering by a Negro member of other members residents of the (See Page Twelve) of Saigon. ing steel haulers got ready to The tentative agreement red become more serious and the school planning board. communities making referrals ' In Shooting vote on ground rules for ending came after two days of mara are now requiring more treat The Spookies unloaded nearly John Marsh, 88, a French ment time. 34.72 of the cases to the clinic. William M. Pope 60,000 rounds on suspected Red their violent, eight-state walk thon talks attended by Hart, Teamsters officials and trucker teacher and a chapter chairman SAVE ^2 Q0 handled by the clinic are from of 'Vernon is president of the 57 Chevrolet 60 Rambler Unsettled mortar positions. out. of the AFL—CIO United Federa Manchester; .the other cases board. representatives. At the northern end of South TTie only incident reported in tion of Teachers, was blocked at are from the surrounding com 9295 HARTFORD (AP)—The case In announcing the agreement. ... and discover how you can look 5 pounds thinner in a Fees for the services rendered •350 Vietnam, North Vietnamese the first six hours after a tenta the door by Ralph Bees who munities. At the present time of a poUcaman who shot and Saternis Wins First Prize Hart would say only: Golden Playtex® Girdle-regular or long leg panty. (Both by the clinic are on a graduated mortarmen fired about 100 tive agreement was reached said: "Over my dead body." there is a waiting list for treat 4-Door Sedan. 4-Door Sedan. kiUed a fleeing teen-ager last basis with the formula taking As a result of the confer- Marsh had refused to submit available in pull-on or zipper styles.) These are the girdler ment; however, emergency monto remained undetermined F r i^ y night was negotiators have ar- into account the family size and rock-throwing from a bridgeton - imve cu to a "screening" demanded by cases are always given immed today after an inconclusive re rived at certain proposals which you've seen on TV—that support your tummy like firm, family income. The deficit In the - the Pennsylvania Turnpike the planning board for all teach iate attention. The staff at pres port by the deputy coroner. In N.E. Photograph Contest they will recommend as a basis young muscles... make you look S pounds thinner charges for services Is. met in 23 Arrested ’That was a sharp contrast to ers who took part In the walk ent consists of six Ij^rjtlme pro Glastonbury policeman WU' for settlement of the dispute.” * Manchester through the town the nights of gunflre, ambushes, out. instantly. The soft cloth lining gives you cool fessional workers; a psychia Uam J. ShorteU was crlticUed ™ o»«rapn er Joseph TTie strike has clogged steel budget (Department of Mental In Downstate beatings and vandalism that "It’s deplorable, but I certotai- comfort, too. And, the new Long Leg Panty trist, 2 psychologists, 2 psychia by Deputy Coroner Francis J. mills with piles of unshipped Health and only 1% of the year’s marked the strike since it ly don’t want to sm any dead tric social workers and the ad sihey tor using "greater force Drug Crackdown steel. Some mills were forced to girdle slims your thighs as never before. expenditures) and through the. spread from Gary, Ind., to the body around, especially my ministrator and chief psychiatric than was reaamiably nec- In the ^ d r e n s lay off workers. clinic’s membership in the Unit own," said Marsh who did not social worker. Because of *,the category In the Herald e circu WES’TON (AP) — A crack big steel centers of Ohio and ed Fund of Manchester. The essaiy.” Pennsylvania. go in. Later it was learned his Pull-on styles Fahey did not, however, issue lation class. Community Child Guidance down on narcotics users in request made last week tor a Girdle Reg. $10.93 NOW $8.95 a finding of criminal responsi TTie award was annoimced by ’Truckers also struck In Michi Clinic is one of the 18 agencies Fairfield County has resulted In transfer from the school had Long Leg Panty Reg. $11.95 NOW $9.95 bility against ShorteU in the the New England Associated gan, Illinois, Kentucky, West Westover Wing depending upon the success of Press News Executive Asaocia- 28 arrests during the past two Virginia and New York. been approved. alaying of 16-year-oId Raphael days. The planning board U port at Zipper styles the united appeal of the United Ratti of East Hertford. tion, udiich has conducted the Details of the stop-gap meas Heads for Viet BXmd of Manchester which will contest for two years. The crackdown focused on a ures to put the 10,000 to 20,090 a demonstration project de Girdle Reg. $12.95 NOW $10.95 Whether or not the police house In Weston being leased signed to bring Increased com i TSv^ begin on Oct. 9. man may he proaecuted was Saternis’ prize-winning pic- ‘ S'I rigs back on the road were not Lohg Leg Panty Reg. $13.95 NOW $11.95 !► from actress June Havoc by WESTOVER AIR FORCE munity participation in local LOOK FOR THE ◄ tore appeared in the Oct. 21, disclosed. 'The drivers, who own an open question. 22-year-old Jonathan Shea. BASE, Mass; (AP) — TTie 99th schools. IS 201 has been a hot GIRDLE IN THE Fahey found that ShorteU 1966 — ” ------Herald,—, on The High cSchool their trucks but are affiliated lFAIRW> bed of controversy since last Sizes XS, S. M, L. TALL TUBE ► dra^RaW at high speeda P««e. It showed a UtUe State poUce said the house with the Teamsters Union, will Bomber Wing, with headquar ^ F / / 7 sr i Stanish to Head. year, with Negro militants at (Extra large sizes $1.00 more)' eariy in the morning of Aug. girt blowing bubbles. The may have^ been the center of vote on the provisions first. ters at Westover Air Force J a marijuana operation. TTtey tempting to contool ita adminis 1!, trying vainly to puU the wh® one o(f 14 tnita in a William Hart, Pennsylvania Base, has been transferred to ► both stores open Mather Chapter emphasized that Miss Havoc tration. i youth over to the side of the c*®** ot three-to-flve-year-oIdS secretary of labor and industry, the Wqsteni Pacific to become Later Asst. School Supt tonight till 9! road several times. FinaUy Rat- participating : in a GhUd De- hdd no knowledge of what was said trucks would start moving Douglas Stanish, son of Mr., going on in the house. She the chief U.S. air unit in long Thomas F. Nevins said of the and (Mrs. Frank Stanish of West ti’s car smashed into a barrier Yelopment course for high steel from filled warehouses as ( iNN! 1 1 ' 11 i resides In another bouse on distance bombing over Vietnam. Incident: “ ‘The ,dboard will not Willing'ton, has been elected on Governor Street in East rohool senior girls. soon as possible. IL E m n—i Newtown Turnpike. TTie Air Force said today that pennit any teacher who Is li m ipastei' coupcUor of John Harttord, and the youth Jumped Saternis and his wife, Edith- TTie agreement presumably the wing’s B-82 Stratofortress censed and uMignfd to a out and ran, leaving a girl be- are attending a dtamer in In the house that Shea was i MJather Chapter, Order of De- was based on the strikers’ ear bombers and 2,400„ crew mem to be barred fnan th«t school. Wtleoms Htro Wtleem* Here leasing, state police said they HOO Molay. He succeeds Gary §. hind in the car. Portemouth, N.H. tonight where lier demands that no reprisals bers and support personnel had found several “ bricks" of tmeut We will follow this up." ------=r— Hastings. Officers will be Ih- It later turned out that the he and other winners wlU re be taken against strikers and been transferred under normal -j) marijuana, some taashlsb, a The 49,000-member imom i stalted tomorrow at 8 p.m. at car had been etolen, but Sbor- celve their prizes. The dinner that good faith negotiations be rotation policies of the U.S. struck Sept 11, the day faU see U.S for all sizes of ^ the Masonic Temple. Barry teU did not this at the time, winds up the faU conference of number of syringed, and other started with the companies that Strategic Air Command. classes were to start. There wac pin-up lamps, m Fahey said. the New England A^ Assocla- paraphernalia.. lease the trucks. Leonard, state master comcilor, De Cormier They will become the main Uttle formal education given Arrested with Shea. in the lamp shades and 1 and State of Connecticut offi The deputy coroner„atyo noted The strikers wanted the union force of the 4183rd Bomber during the walkout i ^ c h MOTOR SALES, Inc. that the policeman did not have Saternle’ picture wlU be enter- raid on \tiM house was 18-year- OPEN 6 HAYS lomp chimneys m cers conduct the cere to reopen contract talks with the Wing, which is conducting the Thursday when tiu uniotf rati monies. "Quite a Deal, Quite a Dealer’’ to prevent Ratti fzdm getting ed in The Best ot Show Con m old Sean ^Phiillpe, a tenant.. shippers and get better terms Vietnam raids fied a new contract .«*m«g for away, since tbere was a girt— test, for aU categories and in Most of the 28 persons ar - Thurs. Nights till 9 2 locations: Jt The newly elected master for them. Under the current The Air Force said the 90th higher pay and o ^ items HALE 286 BROAD STREIBT—MANCHESTER ' 16-yaarold Mrs. Roy SuUivon at aU cireulatlon classes. TTiat rested in the. crackdown are contract, independent MAIN ST. and EAST M councilor 4s a junior at Wind haulers Bomber Wing would return to sought by the tesictaera such oa MIDDLE TURNPIKE N ham High School, Willlmantlc. teen-agers, and the rest are in got 78 per cent of the revenue Westover when its tour of Pacif Downtown Main Street, Manchester. . . , SHOP TONIGHT TO 9 PJM— PHONE7>64S-4I65 (8m Page Blevea) (See Page Twelve) This is the prize-winning photogrsiA their early 20’e. more control on removing He attends Grace Episcopal paid to shipping companies. The ic duty is over. nqdive pupils from school. Church, Stafford. I
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1967 p a g e T H f t l l TWO MANCHESTER FVENINiS HERALD. MANCHESTER; CbNN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1967 Family Night 'H o l l a n d Bolton Red Mortars Shell r-- ■■■■■■■■! » I '■ I^heinwold on Bridge Arranged by PLAYING^ GOOD . BRIDGE STATES Business Bodies Buckley PTA Hoard of Selectmen Holds Lumber Firm IS NO PIl^CE OF CAKE South dealer TEL. 643.7832 FREE PARKINQ BIWCH ST ______^ U.S. Base in Delta Both tides vulnerable “ bivorce ” Satu^San. 2:06^ ;i«W i!45-»ilO ; ’The Annual FamUy Night (Continued from Page One) By ALFRED StiEINWOLD PROBIOTED - ' for ’The House of Revlon In New ^N ORTH ktuks k< looeid* WA MIIOMIMWMI swuctwn at iMMit A TANDtM WWUUb I lUH starts the Buckley School P.T.A. protesting a government char Its Final Meeting of Term Files Bid in You may conslderHt polite to Robert H. McKinney, Jr. of York, did hair styling for Jb- 4 A632 season Monday night at 6. Par v^as-made public in which Pope ter that recognizes a moderate refuse the first trick al^ eclar- |49 TundiuU Rd., has been prp- seph Bleischer of 5th Avenue ents ■will be able to meet their Paul VI offered to help Secre sect as the Buddhist mother services of the United Congre <0 J2 H ie Board of Selectmen held er at notrump. The secoiulstrlck m m m ^ w a t w m K Jmoted to assistant foreman in in N.Y., and was fashion co- children’s teachers. tary-General U ’Thant in an ef church of South Vietnam. gational Church. ’The Rev. Don BankrupJ^cf 0 A5432 Ita final meeting: last night, is like the second offer ot a ^ c e Jthe Bfenchester oOice of The ordinator for leading depart- The night starts with dessert fort to end the war. But a 'Vati ’The students are claiming ir ald G. Miller will preach on * J4 of cake; you take It if you rei I ment stores in the country. in the cafeteria. At 6:45 the can spokesman said the hopeful regularities in the Sept. 8 presi tslilch was attended by FHrst “ Can the World Take Another The Bolton Nolti6^ir Lumber EAST ly want it. All of which may [ MlUer is the YMCA children will escort their par tone of the letter, sent Sept. 22, dential election, won by Chief, of Selectman Carmelo Zanghi, Se Me." and Supply Cohipany on Rt. :Q 10 8 7 .4 4 5 44A in Bolton Notch has filed prove that playing good bridge ■ Charm co-ordinator ents to their classrooms to meet had been superseded by the So State Nguyen Van TYileu. The ci lectman Stuart Danforth and GOP Convention Delegates is not really a piece of cake. F4 <5 Q 109 T£CHNICOIOB!| a vdunitlany petition in bank- I Glastonbury, Enfield the teachers and sign in as viet aid announcement. vilian candidates Thieu defeated Mrs. Ruth Lojzim, Atty. Rob Opening lead —king of spades 0 1406 neasu rer Mary Weston. The rupbej^in U.S. District Count « Hartford, and said she be members of the P.T.A. Saig^>n experienced its third have brought similar charges. ert D. King, Daniel Batty and West led the king of spades, ♦ Q 10 6 5 meeting was held to pay bills in IJefttfCrd. The company lists ' doing charm school work Movies will be shown to the straight day of antigovernment ’The National Assembly met to Frank Kalas will attend the and South politely refused the and clear the decks for the in ___ o f 5207,007 and atelseta of Manchester High School in No- children in the auditorium from protests today, with about 1,000 decide whether to validate the Republican State Convention to trick. When West continued with coming board to be elected Mon 550,175. The firm’s president ! 7. to 8 while the teachers have militant Buddhist monks and election results. Highly placed day as Tolland delegates: T i^ the queen of spades South de day. * and htfs wiife^have aim filed a brief discussion with the par nuns and 400 or 600 students sources said a special elections convention has been convened cided to scrap the etiquette A f i s a a s a a Zanghi reminisced about the petitions lisiMng debts o f 5707,- ■ The School for Young Charm ents. demonstrating separately. committee of the assembly vot to consldl^r changes i n . / the book. He has nine tricks, and town as it was years ago, and 399. t ers is opened to girls from nine P.T.A. officers for the new ’The militant Buddhists, who ed 16-2 against validation, but party rules. / ' he would' take them. South N o rth Ea s t “u n n irE E A G H ” told Danforth he hoped the “ fu Area cneditorB include Lou to 13 to insGict them in all year are: Mr. and Mrs. Charles have been trying for years to the committee had not yet sub Full-time TaxjDMlector Declarer won in dummy with 1 NT 2 4> P4ss BUiticher o f Manchester, 51.689; phases of charm, including Young, presidents; Mr. and exert political influence, are mitted its report. ture would be more friendly for Earl Beebe, the Democratic the ace of spades and took the 3 N T All Pass Credit Bureau o f Manchester, 2 O WEDNiSDAV-ladies SPiCIAl Matinee 5Qt friendship and populatiry, phy Mrs. Joseph Miskunas, 'vice pre all Involved” . candidate for tax collector, has king and queen of diamdhds. 518; Coventry Bmoadcaarter, Speaks Monday sical grace, good grooming, sidents; Mr. and Mrs. Paul " I hope the best man wins stated he will devote full-time to When West discarded on the sec 5639; Elconomy Electric Supply Hearts, Q-10-9-7-S; Diamonds, J- M U eiU A im Sat. A Sun. 2:00-6:10-8!80 wardrobe, good manners and Marte, treasurers; Mr. and Monday, and that’s Ernest Vlk” , the position of tax collector if The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward ond diamond South suddenly Vernon of Manchester, 533; Fitzgerald 10-6; aubs, Q-lO-e-6. H A l f A ll Mon. A Toea. 8:00 voice and the arts, among oth Mrs. Stephen ’Turklngton, secre Zanghi stated, publlcsdiy en he twins Monday’s election, J. Reardon, pastor of St. James’ stopped and 'Wished he had lis Ford Oo. o f Rol: Mon the four voting machines have don will be celebrant. Frank A. ed all five diamonds to make “Two For The Road” -^ on e Co. win be shown at 7 p.m. ment Corp. of Vemon, 544; 20jK Cenlury-Fon pfOSrfnll watch Ithe ClOthiing models shew exclusive crealMons. This is an Simoviat'ion 'in merehantlising cole slaw; Thursday, Hot dog in day, ravioli, carrots, tossed •'been moved. The old piano will Laraia will be commentator. game. ^ EAST HARTFORD Is Simply Beautiful Activities started this morn Manchester Evening Herald, I Mr. McKinney joined the which Was atiadted by the owners o f the Carr iage House. The 'two models shown are Mrs. Get 4-H Grants roll, potato chips, vegetable salad, fruit; Tuesday, baked be donated to the schools, ing with a ribbon cutting at 8 :45 John J ' Conner is general Especially Polite /WDREY -telephone .company in 1951 at Sol Kerensky, modeling an exeju^ve Kaye Turoff tfoait and dress enaemble, and Mns. Rich sticks, pickles; Friday, baked 5211; McKinney Bros. Sewage I N E M A l Mon. thru Fri. O 'Two Manchester girls were luncheon meat, Spanish rice, Zanghi said last night. by ’Theodore Carclch of Wash chairman in charge of arrange If South were especially po HTEfi^erRiv -Hartford. He was a supervls- ard McNbmara, modeling a -Eiavid Mori^is oiiginal evening gown. (Herald photo by Sater- beans, macaroni and tuna salad, of Manchester, 515; Sylvester I II SAIT HAITFORD (XIT TO -(‘Caprice” 7:16 among five Hartford County-4- green beans, gelatin d essert; The piano is the last remind ington D.C. vice president of ments. He will be assisted by lite (or a better bfldge player) loris assistant in New Haven at lettuce salad. Des.sert, milk, J. Poulfe of Bolton No'bch, 565,- BOIERSM ST. EIIT TO BUIS I t - H I - H I I “Road” 9:00 ______nis.) ______H Club members recently Wednesday, beef stew, peanut er of a bygone era in town, Raymond DellaFera, dinner he would refuse the second bread and butter served with all the North American general 704; Eldward J. Ploufe o f Bol SAWDT I UIIOARIOUII -N.T. T l« » ALRERT Sat. and Sun. ‘.the tune of his recent promo butter and marshmallow sand when residents used to gather at chairman; Fk-ank J. Phllopena, f pade trick. If West had a third O named recipients of 100 schol- conference. Carclch will speak ton, 51,000; Joseph E. Ploufe “Road” 2:00-6:80-9:00 tion. prize—a $240 Bradford electric meeting of the board of dlrec- ice cream as a .prize in its ic^ arships awarded annually to meals.. wiches, fruit; Thursday, hot dog the Town Hall evorv tw'o w'-eks at 9 and 11:30 this morning and program chairman; Leo J. spade, declarer would win in FRNIVEY “ Caprice” 8:60-7:20 Northeast School: Monday, of Coventry, 51,000; Seaboard BisKni mmh I Mr. McKinney is a member tors. cream recipe contest. A prize club members by the Hartford in a roll, potato chips, baked for dances, socials and plays. ike and punch will be served Kwash, ticket chairman; and dummy with the ace, discard range. meatballs in gravy, buttered Plywood Corp. of South Wind Jjof the British American Club Froh is a graduate of Colgate will be given each month to the County 4-H Fair Association. beans, apple; Friday, vegetarian A stage used to be located where until 6 this evening. Leon W. Enderlin, publicity. ing the seven of diamonds from To enter the contest, all a con- .. „ ,, , rice, buttered carrots, cake with sor, 52,615; Sdlfctown Flyer of ja p i’BiiimiN — Plus — ouid the Little League. He and -ecipe the judges select as be-, The local winners were Miss vegetable soup, tuna fish sand the Selectman’s office present Members of committees for his hand. testant had to do was register. University and the University icing; Tuesday, chicken noodle The open house has been Manchester, 5568; Trio Printers Doris Day, ,Mrs. McKinney have two chil- ing best. The recipes must call Joan Plela, 18, daughter of Mr. wiches. fruit squares. the event are John Sullivan, Now South could take the king, A store official said that on Connecticut Schcwl of Law. soup, tuna salad and egg salad ly la- scheduled to permit the public Corp o f Manchetslter, 560; Richard Harris ■ dren. for ice cream either in th? dish and Mrs. John*Plela of 359 Bid- James T. Cunningham, Arthur queen and _ ace of diamonds, Oct. 5 persons will be able to He joined Aetna in 1952 and was sandwiches, celery and carrot Church Notes to see the completed church and Wharlton Wholesalems, Inc. of “Caprice” Color —— itself or on it. well St.; and Miss Sharon Worldwide Communion Sun C. England Jr., Frank Laraia, clearing the' suit. With no block linfaiiyius register for a nevT contest called "^med an examiner in the claim sticks, sliced peaches; Wednes to honor those who helped South Windsor, 53,119; Wind O CHARM COORDINA’TOR White, 18, daughter of Mr. and Gold Piece Reward day will be observed tomorrow Atty. Wesley C. Gryk, Rosario ing diamond in the South hand, “ Hawailn Days.” The winner department In 1969. He later day, meat loaf, mashed potatoes, church members in its con sor Auto Parts Inc. of Man II Miss Patricia Miller of Wales ' Mrs. Roy H. White of 86 Keeney at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. Worship Sapienza, Harold S. Olds, Wil declarer would continue to win ■fMpiER Wednesday will get a prize of a 5-day trip held supervisory posts and had .Robert E. Pruitt of Forge Rd., stewed potatoes, pudding; ’Thurs SANTA CRUZ, CalU. i(AP) — struction. chester, 561, an'd Yankee Alu [^Rd., Andover is Charm School St. liam E. Belflore and Dr. Ed tricks with dummy’s low dia •CATS NOT RCSCRVCO w George C. Scott to Hawaii with a companion of been superintendent for the past Coventry, graduated with a day, hamburgs in rolls, potato A service station attendant, Joe About half the lalbor which minum Door Corp of Manches co-ordinator for the Sears Roe- The scholarships are given on ward J. Sullck. monds, assuring the game. “The Film Flam Man” O his choice. year.. He is a member of the certificate of proficiency after salad, pickles, applesauce; Fri Smith, received a valuable gold went into tbe church was done r4ATt. WCD. SAT. A tUN.-RPM the basis of participatiotT in 4-H ter, 139. The event is open to all men What happens if West switches — Soon — l^buck “ Sears School for Young Mrs. Stinson said she was sur- Hartford Claim Association and completing a week’s training at day, macaroni and cheese, dole- by non-membens. Furniture and eves. 7:00 A 9:30 PM Fair Association activities, oth coin Wednesday from a strang The president o f the company, of the parish. to clubs after winning the first SAT. eve, Resenv. p c r p s . 7 a »:30 ? r w o THE R O A D Lee Marvin 'Charmers.”1 1 prised and delighted in having ^he Hartford Chunty and Amer- the school of transmlssloneering . slaw, buttered beets, gelatin des equlpm'enit was donated by '-U r hw Deluxe _ . . _ . er achievements, and leader er— a 520 piece minted in I860 Sylvester Joseph Ploufe of two spades? South wins the ace K “Point Blank” This is a new educational lean Bar Associations. conducted by Dodge Manufact sert with topping. Bread, butter other €irea chunohels, Jacqueline Bainbridge won and said her old cooking ~ - - ship qualities. and now reported to be worth Quarry Rd., Bolton Notch, and of clubs, cashes three top dia ''service at the Manchester Park- uring Corp., Mishawaka, Ind. TS v Ground was broken for the No Classes, Hunting Student Price range is "old enough to retire.” Miss Piela is a freshman at and milk served with all meals. about 5160 to collectors. his wife, June O. Ploufe, the monds and then leads the ace $1.00 ford office of The Southern New JOINS FIRM The certificate qualifies Pruitt, 32-by-«8 foot spilt ievel church All Performances IA oIA o When asked if she had ever won Cornell University, Ithaca, Maple S’.rset School: Mon A man drove up to the service company secretary, are filing ALSEA, Ore. (AP) — When of spades to discard his block IHSIIDSESEISESE] England Telephone Co. who is a member of the sales FAIRWAY in March 1060. The building anything before she said she Donald B. Lappen of 525 N.Y. She is enrolled in the day, ravioli, green, beanis, cole station, asked to use the tele Individual voluntary petitions the state deer hunting season Mrs. Bainbridge joined the organization of Abel Transmis was Closed in by last Octotoer ing diamond. had not. But after a brief Gardner St. has joined John H. School of Home Econamics and slaw, corn bread; ’Tuesday, phone, and then forgot to pick FIRST in bankruptcy. EJach lists debts was postponed Wednesday be Daily Question sion Inc., Plainville, to serve and meetings have 'been lisld telephone company in 1962 at pause she added: “ Just my hus Lappen, Inc., 164 E. Center is majoring in child psychology. chicken and gravy, butteicd up a paper bag when he left. of 5707,399 and assets of 5113,- cause of a fire hazard, Alsea Partner opens with 1-NT (16 Industry as a Dodge transmls- since January. The building Manchester and was a service band." St. With the firm he will spe She also recently received a rice, peas, cranberry sauce; ’The bag was full of old coins. 399. High School also had to post to 18 points) and the next play order reviewer at the time of cialize in the handling of per- sioners. Wednesday, s'callcped potatoes In 20 minutes he returned to however has just Ireen complet Area creditors include And 56(X) scholarship given by the pone a two-day vacation. er passes. You hold: spades, 5; her recent promotion. wilth ham, corn, pickled beets; reclaim the coins. He said the ed. over Sand and Gravel, 5103; Principal Bernard Adamson J(e/UL idsL 'So (IqjodifL university. An active 4-H mem The £,anctuary seats 150 per PROMOTED AT AETNA Robert C. McCormick of 154 ber for nine years, she is sec Thursday, barbecued ham)>urg collection was valued at 520,000 Waleefflg H«r* Coventry Broadcaster, 5210; A1 said that so many students in sons, and rooms for the cradle A’TTEND BUSINESS Charles W. BYoh, Jr., of 9 New Bolton Rd. is attending a on rolls, potato chips, celery and handed Smith a gold piece Dickau of Coventry, 5620; Fldlth this town, between Eugene and ond vice president of the Fair roll, kin^ergarteni primary and TM LUNCHEON Chambers St. was promoted to utility course at the headquart and cornot sticks; Friday, as a reward. ay cookie cutters ^ Eaton of Manche^er, 5123,000; Portland, go hunting with their Association. junior claisses are provided. The U r S A U e o m THE MIRY QUBBHI ’Two representatives from the assistant secretary, claim de ers of the Sylvania Lighting Miss White, a freshman at choice of 'tomiato soup or efam F. J. Fiano of Bolton, 53,000; parents that the school always Dorcas Society, a mothers Manchester district office of partment, life division, at Aetna Products group of Sylvania Elec the University of Connecticut, chowder, sandwilchies: Tuna King and Caldwell of Rockville, closes for two days in hunting room, pastor’s study and kitch Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Life & Casualty at a recent tric Products, Inc., Danvers, is enrolled in the School of fish, chi2iE.se, peanut butter and 565; Lavitt, Aronson and Hutch season. Everything Goes In en have also been included in at 386 E. Center St. attended Mass. McCormick, an industrial Nursing. She has been a 4-H marshmallow. Dessert, nvllk and 1c SALE inson of Rockville, 5335; A. MORE the biiiitdlng- the annual business meeting power consultant, works for the member eight years and is re sandwichas served with all The Rev. Alex PuleCkl who Michaud of Coventry, 5120; Al- “COirS LITTLE and luncheon of the Connecticut Hartford Electric Light Co. in cording secretary of the Fair meals. of Coventry, L.A. ACCEPTS CHECK I NOW GOING ON ser'ved as the flitst pastor of Chapter of the company’s Vet Hartford. Sylvania sponsors Association. East Elementary School: 54,000; Herbert Stevenson of LOS ANGELES (AP) — May the church has been trans ACRE” erans Association at the Rest- several utility courses annually Both girls are June graduates Monday, hot dog on roll, sauer Manchester, 53,000; Frank Ze- or Samuel W, Yorty has accept ARTHUR DRUG ferred to chiuxshies in Qudne- c 1963 Dairy Queen Natlonol'Development Co. land Farms in Northford this at its Danvers headquarters to of East Catholic High School. kraut, baked beans; ’Tuesday, notU of Columbia, 5500; Nor ed for the city a check for baug, Putnam and BrCmfleld, — Also In Color! — TODAY week. help keep utility personnel pizza with meat, green salad; man Pearsall of Coventry, 51,- 5970,323.63 from Standard Oil Child Brides of the Ozarks The two, Raymond Dampf of abreast of current lighting Mass. Co. for lease of 1,600 acres of The Rev. Mr. Finley is a 500 and the estate of E. Eaton “SHOTGUN WEDDING" Glastonbury, manager, and sources and techniques. Miss Mahoney and B. FJvelyn Reed of Man offshore lands for oil explora LAST DAY gradua.te o f Atlantic Union Col Children under 12 Free! Charlton Lesslg of 49 Hale St. tion. lege in South Lancaster, Mass., chester, 5102,400. GIANT FREE PLAYGROUND Ext., Rockville, have been em Earnings per common share Given Shower The petition will be turned Dmry Queen Btinana Splits — and hals served as asislistant at ployed by the company for with Northeast Utilities rose over to Saul Seldman, referee Bflm Patricia BBUer Miss Carolyn Mahoney of 81 the Sterling, Maos, church. He fresh-frozen sweet milk, rich more than 20 years each. from 51.08 a share to 51-17 com Main St. was recently feted at served as a student misi^onary in bankruptcy. The company ade Sears-Roebuck, but is not Altogether, more than 360 paring the 12 months ending this sauces and a whole banana. a miscellaneous bridal shower in BrazU In 1965, ast^Etlng the and Mr. and Mrs. Ploufe are all new to Sears stores. The shops members from district offices Aug. 31 and the same period being represented by Raymond PRIVE-IN in the state were present at at the home of Mrs. Richard u n s o n ’ s Rev. Donald Sandstacim of in Boston, Springfield and West last year. During tjhis period, Rand, 188 Lydall St. RockvUle, now the president P. Schneider of Willlmantic. Hartford, among others, offer this annual meeting. consolidated net income rose About 15 friends and relatives of Ithe Inca Union In South charm schools. Miss Mlllef WINS STOVE Donald Lappen from 534.7 million to 537.5 mil attended the '"event. A wishing America D a i r i j said. Mrs. William F. Stinson of From Gang to Stars MGW lion. well made by the hostess con ’The Rev. Mr. iFlinley and his ’The young coordinator brings Rt. 31, Coventry, was the win iwiis Hill Mim\ . i\Mi> Q u e e n Eonal lines insurance and in the tained the gifts. The cake and Candy Kitchen wife, Ernestine, live in Hart PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A varied experience with her to ner in the Heart’s Desire con sale of real estate. Marc J. Patterson of East decorations were in pink and Where (Juallty Candy Is Made Fresh Dally ford, where -his wlfte is a teach Philadelphia teen-age gang, (.\RM':i{\.M)KH\VSlH)nil.\SC()HI her classes, which start Oct. 7 test sponsored by the W.T. Lappen graduated from Man Granby has been elected an white. Co-hostesses were Mrs. er in the HaiPtford Seventh which gave up fighting for and run for 10 weeks. She is Grant Co. store at the Parkade. rhmme From Over ?n0 Varieties chester High School in 1959 and assistant treasurer of the Con Rosetta Bottum and Miss Mar Day Adventist Schoot film-making, will get the help of a former model for the Hanov Her name was drawn from attended the Porter School of necticut Bank and Trust Co. and garet Mahoney, both of Man Election Day Monday the city school system in mak f'HODuninN A i '1 VAAtK i'l er School of Modeling in Hart among registrants names early A*. V .V iii -i I Design in 1960 and 1961. He is joins the bank’s personnel de chester. No Bones About It—We Have The Best! A t least 2,868 registered vot ing a film critical of the STOCK-UP SALE ford, was a make up specialist this month and she took the Charles N. Froh a member of St. James Church partment as training coordina- Miss Mahoney, the daughter ers in Tolland will be eligible to schools. The 12th and Oxford CO-HIT! SEAN CONNERY “THE HILL" R«g. 65c Qt. and an active member of the tor and director of development, of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mahoney CHICKEN BONES participate in Monday’s town Gang won wide acclaim with Connecticut Valley Investors Before joining CBT he served of 81 Main St., will become the elections. The polls, ot be locat their first film, “ Juligle,” which 2 QTS. DAIRY QUEEN Pastel colored thbi, crispy stlcka, filled with Club. as training manager of the bride of William Malloy of Bos Manchester Jaycees ed In the Hicks Memorial School portrayed teen-age life in Phila chocolate, delicious. A native of Manchester, Lap- Credit Card Division of Ameri ton, Mass., Saturday, Nov. 18, gym for the first time, will be delphia’s sjums. pen served with the U.S. Dr. Mark R. Shedd, superin can Express Co. at St. Bridget Church. COMING TO open from 6 am . to 8 p.m. MANCHESTER DAIRY QUEEN STORES ONLY Marines from 1963 to 1966, doing tendent of schools, said he Both political parties are pro NOW—ENDS SUNDAY duty in Vietnam from April, wants to find out more about YOUA HOUSE viding transportation. Free 1965 to November, ’66. He has why young people drop out of babysitting will also be provided Price this eng. only 51.76 D A IR Y QUEEN No. 1 D A IRY QUEEN No. 2 been awarded the National De Starting by the Democrats. school and how this tough gang fense Ribbon, the Vietnamese was converted into a smoothly Town Meeting Postponed 489 HARTFORD ROAD 807 MIDDLE TPKE., WEST Service Ribbon and the Good TODAY The annual town meeting to fimctlonlng, team of , movie THE MIRISCH CORPORATION prasants Starring Owned and Operated By Owned and Operated By Conduct Ribbon. OPEN accept the aimual report origi makers. JAMBS A. M ICHBNBR’B The Elkin Family Julie Andrews Fred A^ulli September 30th nally scheduled for Monday KKIEFS night at 8 will be postponed MaxtfVon Sydow William L. Zimmerman, WESTOWN until Oct. 16. The postponement ALL DAY C.L.U., celebrated his tenth an PHARMACY was necessitated by use of the " H A W A i r Richard Harris PANAVISION* COLOR by DeLux* niversary with G. T. LaBonne 459 Hartford Rd.—649-9946 ROUTE 6. BOLTON — TEL. 649-4332 Jaycees gym for a polling place and a Ralaxaad thru UNITED ARTISTS and Associates, Inc., and La- delay in completion of the an Bonne Life Insurance Agency, OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY rill 8:00 P.M. Support nual reports. SUNDAY Inc., yesterday. Zimmerman. Winners of Monday’s election Candy Also Available Fur Fund Raising Many Winners of Monday’s elec Who is vice president of both All Medicinal Services Available tions traditionally take over BOLTON LAKE HOTEL firms, was honored at a lunch Local after announcement of the re eon by his fellow agents yes 1st ANNUAL sults at U\e polls. 0TM tfSim Route 44A, Bolton, Conn. 643-9731 terday at the Ellington Ridge Worthwhile plus—Bob Hope Country Club. George T. La- Manchester Evening Herald “ 8 On The Lam” CONN. COUNTRY JAMBOREE Bonne, Jr. was host and Har General Home Remodeling Company Activities! Tolland .correspondent Bette Full Weekend of old Smyth, General Agent of Quatrale teL 876-2845. USTHURTfORD the Na'tional Life Insurance DRIVI' IN ★ RT 5 TODAY— SAT., SEPT. 30th ’The peivepUve eye o f Herald photognapher Reginald Pinto recen/tly ebughit tills shghlt re- Co., was the special guest. veraal o f a Wtter on a parked oil dpli'very tiuck. ’The truck belongs to (Moriarty) Brother.^, 1:00 P.M. till 12 Midnight Charles Pinto Jr., of 72 White Fine Enterfainmenf! 315 Center St. COMPLETE REMODELING SERVICE Jo h n St., recently received a di New England's Leading COUNTRY MUSIC AT ITS BEST ploma at ceremonies held at m m Fri., Sat. and Sun. Friday and Saturday am concerned with the rising the Memorial Union Building Bolton J tax rate—a tax rate that ha.s Ringroses Mark KITCHENS Two-Year Professional Pony Rides in the Banquet Room ' in the Main Dining Room on the University of New- KSSK been spiralling because of un 25th Year Wed Hampshire campus. Pinto re- School of IKNJOLSS Ahearn Repeats wise emergency stop-gap meas ceived ^ the diploma from the BATH ROOMS ures that have wasted over ,- ELKS GROUNDS— ROBERTS STREET 5100 Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Ring- New England School for Credit School Charges 000 since 1960 without adding one EAST HARTFORD "LU CKY LO OK and the rose of 14 Cornell St. were fet ' Union Personnel after complet PORCHES 'coioir “Bob Farrell Trio” permanent fixture to the ed recently at a 26th wedding ing a three-year summer study plus—Mlchae O ^ e Aloysius Ahearn, Democrat schools.” ACCOUNTING DOWNEAST CREW" celebration with a family din program, nO O R S “ Gambit” opposing Republican incumbent Ahearn repeats his charge September 1967 admission. Benefit Newington Hospital Fund Fine Listening and ner at Valley’s Steak House, Harold Smith for a two-year that the school board “ miscal RECREATION ^ HARTFORD INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNWNG f4^r w/mm term on the Board of Education, Hartford. The party was given The Shady Glenn Dairy Co. A D M IS S IO N $1.00 Real Western Music! Dance Music! culated the needs of the people b y their sons and daughter-in- will give away gallons of 66 Forest St., Hartford— TeL 247-1115 URiVC IN ★ RT 5 has Issued a final statement be of Bolton, who want em elemen ROOMS ^ Applications now being accepted for fore the election Monday. He law, Robert Ringrose of Man tary school first. If I am elected, chester and Mr. and Mrs. Rich Now . . . praised the town, again cited this will be the first priority on ♦ what’s lacking and promised not ard Ringrose, of East Hartford. my agenda." Later at their home, friends to be a "rubber-stamp.” “ Bolton is a beautiful country SPECIAL “ I would like to express my from Unionville surprised them ★ FAU CLASSES NOW FORMING 4r "Anything that can be done town,” Ahearn asserts, “ and its with gifts and a cake. A thanks to all the people of Bol people are good people. If I am EVERY SUNDAY! ton whom I have met in my elected to the Board of Educa The couple was married Sept. to improve your Home campaign. Regardless of con tion i will serve all the people 26, 1942 at St. Jamesj Epi^opal NEVINS ' n Z Z A - R A Y ’ S viction or political affiliation, of fiolton fairly and honestly. Ghurcli," Elmhurst, N.'Y. - Mrs, - ' we can do" Sing Along everyone has been kind and 1 could not be a rubber-stamp Ringrose, the former Catherine Eckert, is the daughter of M^s. 130 SPRUCE STREET courteous to me,” Ahearn said. board member. On the contra ♦ ■“I have ptver been active in ry, I wflll express my beliefs, Julia Eckert of,Manchester and KARATE SCHOOL WHERE QUALITY GOES ON With "Bonnie" politics before, but I entered strongly and with conviction. the late Nicholas Eckert. Her Call tor free estimates BEFORE PIZZAS OR GRINDERS GO OUT this campaign because I am My primary concern will be for husband is the son of Mr. and LEARN THE MYSTICAL FIGHTING ARTS OP THE FAR EAST. CON vitally concerned about the the children o f our^ town. Mrs. W. Ringrose of Man DITIONING AND SELF DEFENSE. The Extra Mile WIU Be A Mile Well Worth Driving All the old time quality of education in Bolton. "I call» 'upon all the voters chester. at no obligation of Bolton—Democrat, Repub Mrs. Ringrose is employed If Your Pizza la Cold When You Get Home— songs of yesterday,— As a teacher and father of two FOR INFORMATION TEL 649-4225 BURNSIDE r t who part time at the Providence "I^en Try ■ \ young children attending Bolton lican, or Independent Elementary School, I know that want better schools without Washington Insurance Co., — Lessiyns Given On Saturdays — from 5 to 9 in the main' wasting money — to support Manchester. Mr. Ringrose is Td. 649-6017 RAY'S Cook-Them-Youndf PIZZAS my children, like all other chil Certified Black Belt Instructors dren In Bolton, have been short my capdidacy.” employed as assistant foreman WeH Blake Them—^You Cook Them At Home SIDNEY POITIER technicoior dinii^ room. in the printing departmeiU of Hot Dee-Ucloua Pizzas Id Just 6 to 8 Blinutes changed by Inadequate school 8 Years Of Teaching With Complete Safety Travelers Insur^ce Co., Hart “ facilities. The sweat glands of a dog are Private Lessons Available V A8ANCHESTER C A LL 643-0031 “ At the same time, as the only located in the skin of the ford. They are members of .Cen “TO SIR, WITH LOVE owner of two homes in Bolton, I p a ^ of Us feet. ter Congregational Church. BIANY i m i t a t e pUT NONE DUPUCATE S $ k o M 'n m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. COKfN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1967 PAG E F IV B
to the eoiouaneea o f Idi critne, making 'Wonders of the Univers^’ Bolton it, by the .thne he bad ended, a truly Area Churches glortouB tdretiae against the present Vernon Methodist Church St. Peter’s Episcopal Ohnrtdi Wiqpping Coninranlty Chiirdi e s Sand HUI Rd., Wapping OongregathMial £tnmitt0 IfpraUi ndera o f Ms country. Space Statioji Has Concocdfo Lullieraa Obimdi St. Bartholomew’s Church Zion Evangelical Bt. SO Candidates in Town Election 49 Plttdn St. Rev. Morton A. Magee ' Rev. James A. BirdsoU, 'Vicar Rev. Roy B. Hotciieoib Miiilstor rCBLMBMD BY IBB "F^reedom o f "0®®' F in GommloeltpwirB Rev. Philip HuBsey, Pastor Lutheran Church Bolton ’Will go to the polls Board ot Ttox Review Rev. Joeepli B. Bournl, Foetor p u m TINO OO.. INC. not be the exolurtve prUvUegB of those Leslie Harlow, Democrat, amd Rev. Edwsrd M. LaRose (Missouri Synod) U IHwbII SU«et Monday to elect townspeople to Republican Eugene OagUar- Rev. Louis B. Batter Jr„ 0:30 a.m., Worship Service. 8 a.m., Holy Communion. 0 and 10:80 a.m.,i Worship ItlUKlMBttfr O O O tL who possess automailc weapons and Alfred Cavedon and Herbert Assistant Pastor Cooper and High Sts. TOom B r . rtsocsQ N Commercial Promise Mrve on various boards and done is challenging Democratic AMisMnt Portor Child care. Sermon by the pas 10 a.m., Holy Communion. Service. Sermon by the Rev. WAUnR R. FERGireON taidos.” incumbent Frederick Barcomb Hutchinson, RapuUlcans, are Rev. Walter L. Abel, crew of about 32 men. In the commissions for the next few Masses at 6:46, 7:45, 9, 10:16 tor. Church School. Nursery Church School. Nursery. Mr. Hutcheon, "Beyond all FlMMieiB "Today’s authoritarian regime,'’ bfr. By DB. I. M. UBVTTT, and new Democratic candidate running for three-year, terms Interim Pastor Vyrnadad Ootober 1. uai DraECTOR crew would be three men who years. Biographical sketches of 9 and 10:80 a.m.. Holy Com and 11:30 a.m. and Kindergarten. 6:30 p.m., Young People’s Boundaries.” ' Church School. OaneltopoulQs continued, "must cede Its the candidates have been print David Mitchell. Voters can vote beginning this year. Voters can ir«nr BreniilK Bxce|>t Sundays The Pels Planetarium would command, and an admin munion, Church School and ' 8:46 a.m., Sunday School. 10^0 a.m.. Church School Fellowship. (Temporarily held at South for any two. vote for amy two. . HolUaya. B ^ M d al (be Fold Office at place to free poUtioal Ufe, which murt Ot The Franklin Institute istrative assistant to support the' ed in The Herald this week. The Nursery. for all other classes. Monday, 8 p.m., Holy Com Windsor High School.) er, OoDD., aa Second C3aae Mail Gagllardone has lived in Bol Harlow served with the NoHR St. Bridget Church Divine Worship with Holy Com of course be tefoKmed In the light of continuous operations. One doc ' followrlng sketches complete the 11:80 a.m,. Pastor’s class. 8 p.m., Adult Bible class. munion. ton for 46 years and te now semi- Mamchester fin department for Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor munion conducted by the Rev. the lessons o f the past and the present The reluctance of Congress tor and a male nurro would take list. Thursday, 7 p.m.. Service for Our Savior Lutheran Church SOBSCKIFTION RATES retlred and engaged In real es Id years. He moved toi Bolton Rev. Robert J. Keen William H. Wilkens of Coven BiyaUe in Advance _ adventure. If freedom is not quickly re to undertake costly space vent care of medical duties. Two '. Assessors Center Oougregatltmml Onirch try. First Congregational Church dedication of the new Parish 239 Graham Road, Wapping tate work. He was an organiser in 1948 amd is tbe fire.,watrden Rev. Kenneth J. Frisble One Tear ...... $22.00 established, the country will be eoeposed ures as follow-ups to the Apol men would form the communi William Lopes, Democrat, Is Ciritod Chnrcli of Christ ot Vernon Hall. Bishop John H. Esqulrol Rev. Walter L. Abel, Pastor SU ...... u.oo and one of the directors of the in the Rosedale au-ea. He is a Monday, 8 p.m., Sunday l& ee M«»dha ...... 6.60 lo program has provided added cations team and four crewmen opposin g Incumbent Republi ‘ 11 Center St. Rev. John A. Lacey, officiating. Reception follow to dangeors which will undermine and Greater Hartford Market As stationary engineer for, Mutual Masses at 7, 8, 9:15, 10:80 in School teachers meeting at Our One MoaUi ...... 1.85 incentive to get on with the would be in the operations and cans Reiutio Cocconl and Mrs. Rev. Clifford O. Simpaon, Minister ing. 9 a.m.. Early Worship. Sun may even destroy evexything." sociation and belongs to the Ital- Heating Plant in Manchester. the church. 9:16, 10:30 and 12:00 Savior Lutheran Church, Wap- iMEMBBR OF development of space stations. maintenance group to service Gertrude Nocen. Voters can ' Mlidster Rev. Betsy F, Reed day School. He admitted Qfiiere bad been trouble lan-American Club In Bolton. He Cavedon has lived in Mam in the auditorium. plng. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The first of these—the Orbital the basic laboratory and assist vote for any two. Chester Luke, Rev. KenneUi W. Steere, Minister ot Christian Education Union Congregational Church 10:30 a.m.. Late Worship The »antrtatei1 Preae fa exclusively entitled and unrest before the mUltary coup of is a member of tjie town, com chester amd attended Canter Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., La to the uae of nDubUcatlon ot all news dis- Workshop — is scheduled to be industrial personnel in operat Democrat, remalhs on on the Asaooiate Minister Sunday School. mittee, represented Bolton in the bury Prep school In Ifew ICl- 81. James’ Church dies’ Aid meeting. Rockville naaciies credited to tt or not otherwise credlt- last April, but not any chaos or throat launched in 1969. Designs are ing and maintaining equipment. board. Miss Antotnette Bierce, 9:26 and 10:66 a.m.. Church (jd^ tn thU^paper and also (he local news pub- state legislature for 10 years, ford. He studied textile engin Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Minister of CommunSst take-over which would also evolving for the highly ver There would be eight men in d te e fo r of Christian Edocation School. Lopez is a native of Hartford was on the zoning board for 21 eering at the Philadelphia Tex Pastor Second Congregational Church Rev. Lyman D. Reed, AH rtahta of rqiubllcatian of special dis- have Juatified .the military setaure o f the satile space stations of the fu;. the applications group, several Rev. Joseph Voja v Rev. Thonaa Barry 9:30 and 11 a.m., Worship St. Maurice Church, Bolton patohea haieln are afco reacrrod.______and moved to Bolton front. Man years and was a constable for tile Institute of Technology and Rev. Joseph E. Vujs 386 N. Main St. Assistant Minister government hire. of whom would be at the doc chester eight and a half y b ^ 9:16 and 11 a.m., Worship Services. Worldwide Com Rev. Robert W. Cronin, Pastor The Herald PrlnthiK Company Inc., as- two years. is now 'Vice-president of the Rev. Thomas Barry Rev. FeUx M. Davis, Minister Many scientists and engineers torate level. Six of these would Service. Holy Communion. The munion Sunday. The Rev. Mr. 9 a.m.. Church School, Grades aiimtsi no flrnnrlal responsioHUy for typc- “Certainly democracy,’’ he said, "is ago. He works for the John HW; Barcomb’s biography was giv Cairrok Mamufacturing, Co. in Rev. Vincent J. Flynn Rev. C. Ronald WUson, Two Priests Assume Posts Sinijldoal errore appearing in advertisemente in both the aerospace com be civU-servlce employees of the cock Life Insurance Go. and^ Rev. Jifr. Steere preaching, top Assot'iate Minister Lacey preaching. Child care 5 through 9. Masses at 7, 8 ;30, 10 and 11:30 \ and' other readlne matter in Tbe Manchester not an easy form o f gcviemment. But en in yesterday’s Herald. He Rockville, a company which The Rev. Joseph E. Vujs and the Rev. TThomlan Barry, new panies amd government are pro Weather Bureau, Departmnt of lives on Vernon Rd. with his ic: “A Worl4 United?" (3iurch during both services. 10:30 a.m.. Church School, In a.m. Brenlisr Herald. difSculties are ocHnpenastied for by the Is also running for the public makes polyester reinforced wall Masses at 6, 7, 8. 9, 10:16 ly appoiinited cleigy at St. Jamea’ Churoh, -wtlH airtve in jecting Into the future, trying to Agriculture, Department of 'Wife and six children. School. Crib Room at 9:16 only. 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. 6 p.m.. Junior Pllg;rlm Fel fante through Grade 4. ndl service client of N. E. A. Service Inc. fact that it aafeguards the dignity of picture the demands and the po building commission. He is the pamel. He raises black amgus and 11:30 a.m. MlanchelElter this arternoon and aisaime their ports at the Avery St. PuUiBhers Representatives — The Julius Commerce, etc., while the re Cocconi (Ray) is chairman of 7 :80 p.m., (.Social action com Communion. Nursery through lowship. 10:46 a.m.. Worship Service, Mathews Special .^ n cy — New York. Chl- the cWizeii.’’ tential of a large space station. only Democrat on the board of cattle os a hobby on his form church tnmoirrow. Father Vujs cornels Were from Our Lady Christian Reformed Church mainder would be commercial the assessors. A New York City mittee, Robtfins Room. Church School Grade 8. Sermon 7 p.m., Senior Pilgrim Fel Worldwide Communion Sun caax>, Detroit and Boston. ______Panayotis Canellopouios. by acting and They hope that commercial ap tax review at the moment. It on School Rd. He ham been a Church of tbe Assumption of Vtcltory Church, Wert. Haven. Father Bairy lis a gradualie 661 Avery St. or public utility personnel. native, he came to Bolton in 9:M a.m,. Board of deacon by the Rev. Mr. Davis. lowship. day. Meditation: “ A Master MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCUUA- talking aa if he were free under a rd vooatlonaa agrilcuUure. of finance. Church of the Nazarene. week service. 72 Center St. Rev. Willard E. Conklin, Paator 10 a.m.. Worship Service. benefit from their operation. In Other projects for this year will “ Life Everlasting in Freedom North Vietnainese have, for. the first Government Application He also Studied dairy huaband- Thursday, 7:80 p.m.. Board of Tuesday, 7 p.m.. Stockade for (Orange Hall) Church School. Worldwide Com James A. Pike that he has been in 1980 costs would be (10 million include two grinder days, the of the Sons of God." ttme, been able to use a nonnal weapon Currently, one of these en- Coventry ny at UConni end now does Christian Education. boys 8 to 11 years of age. Bat Church of the Nazarene Robert Baker, Pastor 9:30 a.m., Church School, munion. Sermon: "One in ccmmunlcation with the dead. for station keeping, $101 million About Town Hallowe’en parties and parents Friday, 7:30 p.m.. Theocratic of war again^ ua. The expe' lence is 'vironmental conditions is being artificial breeding df cowa He Saturday, 4 p.m.. Women’s talion meeting for boys 12 to 236 Main St. Nursery through Adults. Christ.” .* We do not advocate acceptance of for logistics, $54 million for mis visitation days at the school. Ministry Scho^Lntudy "Make disooncerting; we have been used to exploited by government agen lives with hIs wife and one Society Fair. Harvest Supper at 18 years of age. Rev. Robert J. Shoff, Pastor 10 a.m., Sunday School. 10:46 a.m.. Service of Holy Monday, 8 p.m.. Executive Bishop Pike’s belief. We do not concede sion control, $20 million for crew Sunset Council, Degree of The first fund raising project Sure" pages 14^^63. cies. The Entrironmental Sci child on Notch Rd. and has been 6:30 and 6:80. Wednesday, 7:30 p.’m., Prayer 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Communion. Nursery through board. having this phase of the war all our training and about $8 million for Parties Give Pocadiontais, will meet Monday will be the book fair, scheduled 8:30 p.m.. Sendee meeting. the success or the vaHdSty of his ex ence Services Administration a yolunteer fireman for three meeting and Bible study. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. 7 p.m., Evangelistic Service. Grade 4. own way. Furtiiermore, unleea we can program management, salaries, at 7:80 p.m. in Tinker Hall. to run the same week as fall Theme: "Preach Release to periences. W e do not suggest that otticns (ESSA) is providing data for years.. , Saturday, 3 p.m.. Open House Classes for all age groups. Thursday, 7:30 p.m., Bible Monday, 7:16 p.m., Prayer First Evangelical Lutheran smother out this unexpected flare of etc. First Church of Christ, conferences, Nov. 16, 16 and 17. Babylon’s Captives." enter upon similar veins of thought or weather forecasting. Eventually Final Words Vetich grew uq> in the Bol- at Coventry House; church camp 10:46 a.m.. Worship Service. study and Worship. and discussion time. Church of Rockville The rental fees for the year Scientist Mrs. Marianne Moore of conventional weapon use by the ^ e m y belief or attempt similar experiments data for oceanographic research ton-Ooventzy ares and attend at Coventry. Message by the pastor. Nursery Rev. Richard E. Bertram, Stamley Circle of South Meth 447 N. Main St. Norths Pond Rd. will be chair First Congregational Church Wednesday, Noon, Commis vrtth our own superior artiUery fire and and land-use may be attained. will come to $24 million, leav With the 1967 town election ed Manicbester High Schol. He and Children’s Church. Pastor for themselves. ing a deficit of about $169 mil odist Church will meet Tuesday man of the Hallowe’en parties United Churoh of Christ sion on missions .meeting. our ivwamnt homhing from the air, our With a manned space station, oil campaign almost at am end, final was a builder-conltmcitor beflore 6 p.m.. Junior Fellowship, Nor do we, on the other hand, iU3W lion which will be borne by the at 7 :30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. H aim., Simday church serv North Methodist Church Former Clerk sponsored by the PTA. Mrs. Andover 7:80 p.m., Meeting of Method military are going to be ooncemed, and and water resources surveys can statements from both parties coming to Ida present woric in Teen and Young Adult Fellow 9 a.m., Sunday School. decide, with some abrupt rallef, that government. Chester Ferris, 32 Geraurd St. ice, Sunday School and Nur- 300 Parker St. Moore and her committee will Rev. Raymond H. Bradley Jr., ist Men. soundly so, atxiut the wisdom o f lehting be made. Kirkland and Gervais have been issued. All registered tihe BcOton school system, where ■ sery. Rev. Earle R. Custer, Pastor ship. 10:30 a.m.. The Service. this newest disclosure from Bishop Pike In orbiting a laboratory, high voters are urged to get out amd Is Accused of meet soon and announce final Paator such a situation continue taidefinltely. say that these activities might he is now auprototendent ' of The Lesson-Sermon has for its Terry R. Candee, 7 p.m., .Evangelistic Service. is the tidy explanation o f all the un costs are once more encount vote Monday, the reminder com Mrs. Jamties Claypool, chatir- buildlngB and grounds. He boa details for the event. TalcottviU^^^tlonal g,. Thia is, in miniature, something of develop under direct govern subject, "Unreality,” the (Solden Pastor in Training Message by the pastor. ^1 Million Theft usual and controversial public behavior ered. The laboratory may only ing from Republicans and Dem mam of Methodist Service Cen been an attemate and a mem Volunteers are needed to as 9:46 a.m.. Church School. the whole story of Vietnam. The North ment subsidies in the early ter board, will speadt amd show Text Is from Ecclesiastes, 6:7: Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Pray sist In the PTA Scouting pro 11 a.m., Morning Worship. Rev. Truman O. Ireland, Paator which has been coming from this cost $10 million and the oper ocrats. ber of the zoning hoend of ap _____ Meeting Sundays In New Church S years. Later, when profits are “ In the multitude of dreams and 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship er, Praise and Bible study. NEW YORK (AP) — A for gram. An institutional repre Communion. Sermon by the Vietaamese are able to hit ua with ating cost only run $21 million, slide on the progress of the cen churdimaii. Four men who are or have peals and lives wiitb bis family mer clerk In a Wall Street bank realized, industry can be charg but to put it into orbit will ter at a meeting of Mizpath Spen many words, there are also div Service. Sermon: "Comprehen sentative is needed for the Boy Rev. Mr. Bradley. 9:46 and 11'a.m.. Worship Ser their antUlery firom their own soil be We do suggest that certain posMbili- been selectmen in Coventry is on Rit 86. St. Mary’s Episcopal Church has been accused of the theft of Masses at 7 :30, 8 :30, and 10:80 ed a fee for this service. take a launch vehicle of con cer Circle of South Methodist ers vanities: But fear thou God." sive CJaring!” Scout program and a cubmeus- 7:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. vices. Child care during both cause we ourselvea have moved up with sued a joint statement through Gonstables . Church and Park Sts. $1 million In negotiable stock a.m. ties not be ruled out, just because they " We must know the operation siderable size. Laimching costs Wednesday,. 8 p.m.. Testi 9 a.m.. Church School. Nur ter and a den mother are also Tuesday, 10 a.m., study group. services. Worldwide Commun in range o f their weepooB. W e now find Republicam Headquarters yes Church Tuesday at 12:80 p.m. Eight men are running for Rev. George F. Nostrand, do not come easily within the philosophy al costs of the space station: could reach $50 million. This mony meeting. sery and Grades 4 through 8. certificates. None has been re being sought. Troop consultants Thursday, 8 p.m.. Women’s ion, Sacrament of the Lord’s it inUdmahle lust to remain where we terday stressing their belief at Susannah Wesley Hadl of the constable. Vtotera can vote for itoctor covered. Unltarifui Meeting House of Hosatio. These costs are directly related means that the annual in The Reading Room is at 740 10:30 a.m.. Church School. and leaders are needed for Girl Fellowship. Guest speaker, Mrs. Supper. Communion Medita that the administartlon of town church. Hostesses for the event any four. The seven top vote- Rev. James W. Bottoms, 60 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford are and ifA the enemy retain the ca Just as we do not join the quick con to the station size and the num dustrial research and develop Main St. and is open to the Nursery, Kindergarten and The theft, reported to police Scouts and Brownies. Persons Hooks Johnson, director of tion; "Neighbors in Need." Spe . affairs should be attended to on atre Mrs. William Newton, Mrs. gettera will be elected. AU those - Rev. Stephen M. Price . Rev. Nathaniel D. Isturiot pacity to htt ua there. If we can knock ber of men working there. It is ment laboratory cost could ex public Monday through Satur Grades 1 through 3. Sept. 8, was disclosed Friday interested should contact Mrs. Christian Education, linmanuel cial missionary offering. clusion that Bishop Pike may be a lost a full-time baisis. Jamies Chipps amd Mrs. Elmer rimniing are now oonatablee, Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman him out in bis own pod.tioaB, that wiH estimated that logistics—supply ceed $81 million. day, excepting legal holidays, 6 p.m.. Junior and Senior with the arrest of Ronald Ger- Donald Berry, PTA president. Congregational Church, Hart -7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fel mind in all respects, ao we mggeat that Anderson. with the exception o f Donato 10:30 a.m., Worship Service, answer our problem. But if we can’t, we ing the station with the neces At first glance these sums ap First Selectman Richard Gal- from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Thurs Methodist Youth Fellowship. untino, 22, of Brooklyn. Authori Mrs. Adrian CSieney will be ford. Topic; "Living Our Faith lowship. Parents’ Night at the E nobody ban' the poaaiibUity that Bish<^ Inat, Selectmam Richard Nicola Ratazzl Jn. 8 p.m., Yoimg Adult group. 7 :30 a.^n.p Holy Communion. Nursery and Worship Church sities for life—will constitute 60 pear so staggering that one day evening, 7 to 9. ties said Genuitlno left his job in charge of the annual enu in Today’s World." Church. feoe two altematives. One would be to Pike’s conrtstency may be tjhat of a Peter Jackson, 174 Vernon RopubBcans running a r e School. per cent of the operating cost. wonders if even the largest cor and former Selectmam Donald Monday, 6:30 p.m., WSCS sup 9 a.m.. Morning Prayer. CrTb with the branch office of the To meration of children in Hebron. Wednesday, 11 a.m.. Ladies withdraw ourselves Just beyond the higher sanity, a higher knowledge, than Davis and Bert Hunt all believe St., will enter the sophomore Thomas Oarpenter, James Has- Class, Nursery and Kindergar This immediately imposes a porations can afford this serv- Church of Christ per, and program. ronto- Dominican Bank of Cana This project Is also being handl Vernon Assembly of God Church Missionary Society. nange o f bia guns, leaving the guns .he "that the business of operating class at Lewis & Clark Col sett, Ratazzl, and Etaner Wilson. ten, in Old Church. the rest of ua have yet achieved. premium on highly efficient sta; ,, ice. However, when scientists Lydall and Vernon Sts. TUesday, 8 p.m., Christian da at the same time the certifi ed by the PTA. The enumera NortHteMt School has engtlaced in the eanotuary of bis the town hais reached the point lege, Portland, Ore. in Oc Demoorats running one WlUiam 9:60 a.m.. Church School. Industry Dominated There are too many natural marvels tlon house-keeping. Living in contemplate the type of work Eugene Breweri Minister Faith group. cates disappeared. tion will begin on Oct. 1. The Intersection of Rts. SO and 81 United Methodtet Chundi own terrltcuy useleas to him again. The where a combination road fore tober ais a transfer student Androlevich, Jerome Chemerka, Grades 1 through 12. in this universe o f ours, many o f them space must not be unpleasant, that can be performed in space Thursday, 7 p.m.. Senior Geruntino was traced to Uti PTA will receive $160 from the Vernon Rt. 44A, Boltoo ,NBW YORK—A t the tiwn of man and first selectmam camnot from Central Connecticut State John Garibaldi and EdWard Me- 10:46 a.m.. Holy Communiqa. other would be to go forward and cap beii^ ateedily interpretated In scientific or added expense will accrue and the economic benefits 9:46 a.m., Bible classes. youth group. ca, N.Y., where he formerly Board of Education for doing Rev. Michelino Ricci Rev. Hugh A. GUlis the aisfury, New York City operate In am efficient amd fully College. loche. Sermon by the Rev. Mr. Halde ture these gun sites. This wotdd be land terms and facta nobody ever heard of from a large turnover in per which can be derived, the an 10:46 a.m.. Worship. Ser 8 p.m., Christian Faith group. lived auid arrested Wednesday. the project. Mlnlater was responsible for ons-tenth effective mamner with respect t o ______mon: "The Unity of the Spirit.” man. invaelon o f North Vietnam, end It would or even conceived just a few years ago, sonnel. swer is that the operational He pleaded not guilty to a Horse Show Set 9:46 a.m., Sunday School. o f the United States’ manufac The authors assume that a laboratory in space is inevit either post” . 6 p.m., Worship. Sermon: Calvary Church Wednesday, 7 and 10 a.m.. charge of grand larceny In 9:80 a.m.. Worldwide Com be perhaps the final piece of escalation for anybody to rule out the poasihUity STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP. MANAGEMENT AND An Open Junior Horse Show 11 a.m.. Worship Service. turing output. The city’s 40,000 P space station would require a able. The statement noted that the ‘"niln Lines of Distinction.” Holy Comnminion. HSw war could take without expanding (Assemblies of God) Criminal Court and was held In will be sponsored by the Hebron 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. munion Sunday. Worship Serv companies produced more than that commundcatlcin between one organ- Democratic camdidate for First CIRCULATION. (ACT OF OCTOBER 28, 1962; 7 p.m.. Daily, Evening Pray Tuesday, 10 a.m.. Ladies Bi 647 E. Middle Tpke. lieu of $10,000 ball. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Prayer ice. Church School. $1.3 billion worth o f goods in itself into world war. Selectmam has taken the position SECTION 4369, TITLE 39, UNITED STATES CODE) er. 4-H Hoofbeate on Sunday, Oct. iBaOon o f eJeotrical impulses trtiich we ble class. Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson and Bible Study. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. 1900. The five leading indus It may be tlw.t much o f our behind- that he will serve as road fore- Church is open dally for 8, In the horse ring on the Leary can locate wttlrin the cranium section 1. Daite o f FlMng, S«pt. 30, 1967. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Mid Pastor Communion. Sermon: "Why I tries were clothing, printing tbe scenee counsel, at Washington, is mam while the Republican can prayer. property on Mlllstream Rd. The of a living body and another possible 2. Title of Publication, Manchester Evening Herald week service. Come to the Communion." and publishing, martiine and In favor o f invatSng North Wietnam. Herald A Though for Today didates have pledged themselves 3. Frequency of Issue, Daily Except Sunday Class of 1947 days’ event will begin at 9:80 St. George’s Episcopal Church coUecUen o f such impuloes temporarily 9:45 a.m., Sunday School class a.m. Bt. 44 A, Bolton 7:80 p.m. Methodist Youth foundry products, foods and On the puMic record, bowSver, such a Sponsored by tbe Manchester to the hiring of a person who is 4. Location of Known Office of Publication, Emanuel Lutheran Church The Salvation Army disembodied. Somewhere in the atlU im- es for all ages. Thirty classes will comprise Rev. Douglas E. Theuner, Vicar Fellowship. Miss Martha Hilton, chemicals—the same as today. Yesterdays Council of Churches experienced in such work amd 13 Bissell S t, Manchester, Conn., Hartford County. Code CSiurch and Chestnut Sts. 661 Main St. Seeking Data poBBihility ia »»tm classified as almost delved realms o f chemiatiry and elec 06040 11 a.m.. Family Worship. the day’s competition including leader. Topic: "The Place of will devote his full-time to such Rev. C. Henry Anderson, MaJ. Kenneth Lance unthinkable—almost as unthinhable, we tronics there may be the eventual 5. location of the Headquarters or Oeneral Business Offices World missions theme. The Manchester High School classes in English, Western, 8 a.m., Holy Eucharist. Christ In Our Day." 25 Years Ago “ Religion that is pure amd duties. Such a person, they Pastor Officer In Charge ■'rf suppose, as the bombing o f North Viet o f the Publishers (Not Printers) 13 Blssell St., 7 p.m.. Family Gospel Serv Class of 1947 is holding a 20- Hunt Seat, Pony aind Gymnkana, 10:16 a.m.. Choral Eucharist Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Woman’s scientific certainties which ttun the undefiled before God amd the stress, will cost the town no Rev. Eric J. Gothberg, nam was during the election campaign Patrons of Pinehurst Groc Manchester, Conn., Hartford County. Code 06040 ice. Hymn sing amd gospel mu year reunion Nov. 4, but it can Championships will be awarded and Church School. Society of Christian Service.'' laugh on those who laugh today. Father is this: to 'visit orphams more tham the employment of 6. Names and Addresses of Publisher, Editor, and Managing Assistant Pastor sic. Mrs. Loren Guild, a mem Sunday, 8 a.m.. Prayer Break GHARQE YOUR of 1964. ery leave a total oi $12.35 an inexperienced person. fast. not locate 16 of ite memberi^. In each class. Ernest Keene 7 p.m.. Young People’s Fel We do not say we believe. amd 'Widows in their affliction, Editor; Co-Publishers Thomas P. Ferguson. W Forest SL, ber of Assemblies of God Church Wesleyan Methodist Church But, also on the reoord-^-niot of our which they were paid for fat GOP Statements 9:30 a.m., Sunday School Class members hope for help from Rhode Island will be the lowship. We don’t believe. amd to keep oneself unsteined Manchester, Walter R. Ferguson, 104 Garth Rd,, Manchester. 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Church Pittsfield, Mttss., will speak. Crystal Lake Rd., Ellington PRESCRIPTION words but the record o f our achiai deeds salvage, and the store subse Republicam camdidates for the (Classes for all ages). from anyone knowing their judge. Miss Linda Harrison will Monday, 7 p.m.. Teacher’s But we do not dare scoff, either. from the world." Editor, Alan H. Olmstead, 669 Tolland li>ke., Manchester. School and Divine Worship with Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Prayer Rev. Harvey W. Taber, Pastor quently turns the money in at Managing Editor, Thomas P. Ferguson, 78 Forest S t, whereabouts. be ring master. meeting. —the precedent for what might ha{^n All this week, we have been board of selectmen, WilUaun Holy Communion. Nursery for and praise service. 10:45 a.m.. Holiness Meeting the Manchester 'Trust Co. to Sleeper amd RichartI Nicola, Manchester. _ Information can be given to The 4-H club will have a re Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Holy Eu now that we have pushed forward to a looking together at some of the Infante. Sermon by Pastor And Friday, 7:30 p.m.. Church (nursery provided). 9:46 a.m., Sunday School, support the local USO Fund. have pledged that they will pro 7. Owner (If owned by a corporation, its name and address Mrs. Shirley Dragli Rlstau of freshment booth. The public Is charist. point where the North t^Sthamese can Of Rats And Men hlgh-quaility teachings gleamed erson, “ Forgiveness and our membership meeting. 6:16 p.m.. Open Air Meeting. Classes for all ages. Twenty-five women prepare pose the hiring of a full-time must, be stated and also Immediately thereunder the names u d 6:30 p.m.. Prayer Meeting. 26 South Ha'wthorne St. Invited for Hoofbeat first. WtleeimHgiw bit us with their shells is very clear. from the first chapter of the addresses of stockholders owning or holding 1 per cent or more Happiness." 11 a.m.. Worship Service A funny thing happened to those Con surgical dressings for the War aulmlnistrator to a town meet 7 p.m,. Salvation Meeting. The missing class members Further information and en St. Francis of Assisi By the precedents our action has set, Letter of James In the New of total amount of stock. If not owned by a corporation, the Monday, 7:30 p.m., Caiurch Jehovah’s Witnesses Nursery. gressmen who thought rat control legis Department at the American ing amd that if the hiring of Monday, 6 p.m.. Junior Song are Francis Allen Zewski, try forms may be had by calling 673 Ellington Rd., Testament. Now we come to a names and addresses of the individual owners must be given. If Council. Kingdom Hall 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. we would now push forward t.to punish lation was so screamingly funny that Legion Home on Leonard St. such a person is approved, they sters. Nancy Clarke Ryder,' Lois Da Mrs. Ann Johnson, club leader. South Windsor AT very high watermark. It is owned by a partnership or other unincorporated firm, its name 726 N. Main St. 6:30 p.m.. Fast and Prayer. the Ntath Vietnamese for ^lelMng us. they could laugh it off last July. Their a much-quoted sentence amd will thereafter take no salaries and address, as well as that of each individual must be given, 8 p.m.. Friendship Circle. vidson Bukowy, Jackie Dutch- Box 182, Hebron Road, Marl Rev. Gordon B. Wadhams, consUtuenU weren’t amused by the er Gish, Eleanor Hewitt Mack, Pastor 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. PINE PHARMACY And we would use the fact that they 10 Years Ago truly is to be found in essence to ease the overall cost of such Herald Printing Co., Inc., Manchester, Conn.; Thomas F. Fergu- 9:30 a.m., Public Bible dis Tuesday, 2 p.m.. Home borough. cruel joke on slum children. a plan. Manchester, Conn.; Walter R. Ferguson, Manchester, Oonn.; James Hooker, Olga Kruper, Rev. John E. RIkteraltll, Wednesday, 7 p.m.. Prayer began shelling us whm we moved up In every living religion of adl THE course’’ Knowledge of the Prom League. 664 Center St. 6«»-tei6 The angry letters and tele^am s that Seven members of the Man With the passage of the char- Thoip, Ma^hester, ^ n n . Mary-Gray Maison Rauscher, Service and Bible study. to their border as another act of aggres time. ised Land Illuminates the Bible 6 p.m.. Corps Cadet Classes. Manchester Evening Herald Assistant Pastor poured in wiped off many a smug smirk chester High School Class of ter the c iH z e i^ f Coventry will jZ®’ ^n® ^ bondholders, mortgagees, and other security hold- Elizabeth Massey Brown, Rich sion on their part. Of course, orphams amd BIBLE Record." 6:46 p.m.. Senior Songsters. Hebron correspondent Mrs. Mar and, as a consequence, the House mem 1907 meet for their 50th Cla.ss ard - Nodden, Donald Pendleton, Masses at 6:45, 7:46, 9, 10:15 Most of the current talk from Waeh.- widows need to be 'visited! But have acknowledged that the bonds, mortgagvB or other securities. Coon. Bank and Tniot, 10:30 a.m.. Group discussions 8 p.m.. Senior Band. jorie Porter, tel. 228-9116. bers assembled with solemnity this week Reunion at a dinner held at town needs a full-time profes Wednesday, 3:30 p.m.. Sun Robert Spaulding, Natalie Sul and 11 ;30 a.m. ington is in quite a different vein. But we must reailize that we have 893 Mialn SL, Manchester, Oonn. SPEAKS of the Watchtower magazine ar to vote—in ' their ratproofed chamber— Cavey’s Restaurant. to add to these needs, the cry sional administrator. The Re beams. livan Plescik, Evelyn Swartz tt ^loesn’t come from the White House 9. Paragraphs 7 a>kl 8 include, In cases where the stockholder ticle "The Tongue —A Power on adding $40,000,000 for rat control to A complaint about dead fish ing hurts of our own day. Shall publican plan is to attack the or security holder appears upon the books of the mmpimy os hy Thursday, 6 p.m., Junior Boscanlno, Bruce Vanderbrook, Sacred Heart ^Church wMeh has previously turned every simi for Good or Bad." Betsy Slover Phoenix, (Charles Crafts Sale Set the authorizations for the Dept, of creating an odo-r at Union Pond I name them? No, just look at problem immediately rather trustee or in any other fiduciary relation, the name o f the pei^ Eugene Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Group Band. Rt. 30, Vernon lar situation into a new eacalation. If Waite, and Wendall Gates. Health, Education and Welfare. is referred to the Town Health today’s newspaper • amd you’ll than let it go for the next two son or corporation for whom such trustee is acting,' the Brewer discussions of the Bible ’’'Maid 7 p.m.. Open Air Meeting. Rev. Ralph Kelley, Paator statements in the two paragraphs show the affiant’s full knowl Shirley Taylor Wilson, reunion By Pi Beta Phi the national defaehe and sentiment seem There was scarcely a twinkling eye Department and the State Fish see them writ large from cover y e ^ until the charter becomes “Life Everlasting in Freedom 7:30 p.m.. Mid-week Meeting. Rev. Patrick Sullivan to be turning toward moderation and In the House as the extra funds were and Game Commission. to cover. No thoughtful person effective’ In November 1969. edge and belief as to the circiunstances and conditions under God had separated Israel for treasurer, said returns are com Assistant Pastor 5 which stockholders and security holders who do not appear upon of the Sons of <3od,” at the fol ing in steadily. She urges mem The Manchester Area Alum and certainly no person of faith Democrats Mrs. Ruth Benoit a specific purpose, destining South Methodist Church new efCorta toward peace, if public approved, by a final vote of 227 to 173. the books o f the company as trustees, hold stock and securities lowing locations; 18 Chambers nae Club of Pi Beta Phi, the in God, cam read today’s news and Dr. Donald Averlll said late them to be a blessi^ to all na Rev. J. Manley Shaw, D.D. bers to get the Information slips Masses at 7, 8, 9:16, 10:30 and NO'HCE questioning of the whole basis of the While it U still amazing that rate com in a capacity Other than that of a bona fide owner. Names and tions, Gen. 22:18. After an er St., 287 Oakland St., 726 North in time to make the “ Who’s National Panhellenic Congress, mand scores ot votes In Congress, the paper without crying a little. this week Umt "Coventry can addresses of individuals who are stockholders of a corporation Pastor 11:46 a.m. Ftiishing of riio wotor molnt of Tho war itself has reartiisd new intensities, ratic tatreer o f 300 years under Main St. and 71D Bluefleld Dr. Who” book. will have Its wnual Settlement vote does expunge one of the most dis Gifts to Viet But It isn’t enough to cry or be assured that as present and which itself is a stockholder or holder of bonds, mortgages or Rev. Richard W. Dupee the face which shows Itself from the Judicial leaden, Israel demand in Manchester. Also; 144 Grif Tickets will be mailed within School Coffee and Sale Monday Monehostor Wotor Company, will bogin gusting disgraces the House ever bewail the times. It is more to future board of education meiii- other securities of the publishing corporation’ have been included Associate Pas^r White House is still the face which has ed and received a king. (Sod di fin Rd. in South Windsor. i the next two weeks. from 7 to 9 p.m. at the home Easbninster United Tiwsdoy, Sopt. 12, 1967. brought on itself. Bring Thanks the point to be up amd doing bers, we will insist upon the in paragraphs 7 and 8 when m e Interests of such individuals rected his proi^et-judige, Sam Friday at the Kingdom Hall: Rev. Gory 8.>Cbrnell of Miss Marcella Burke, 39 Presbyterian Fellowship previoueiy tried to answer - American are equivalent to 1 per cent or more of the total amount o f the Meanwhile, as the House was dealing something to help the mam or board undertaking a ' thorough uel, to give thrtn a kfog, after 7:30 p.m.. Theocratic ministry Aosoclote Paator Bumbrook Rd., East Hartford. George E. Slye School doubt and opposition by deeper and stock or securities of the publishing corporation. Menibers o f Kappa Phi, a woman who is our . neighbor be search , for the best-qurtlfled warning of the consequences. The event is open to the pub Kingston Dr. off Oak St. with this revolting symptom of urban ------1------school. Flushing Hours— 7:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. deeper comnfitment, on the instinctive squalor and decay, the Senate was sys service fraternity organized cause of his hurts, to get a candidate for superintendent of Average No. Saul, the fin t king of Israel, 8:35 p.m.. Service meeting. . 9 and 10:45 a.m., Worship Murphy Napied lic. East Hartford 0 new start in life. after a promising start, rebelled theory that aaoner or loiter we will be tematically attacking some of the root last spring at Manchester Co.ti- schools.’^ 10. Extent and Copies Bach Service. Worldwide (fommunion The Settlement School, a na Rev. Gordon 8. Bates, Take a minute ^ght now amd Single Issue against Jehovah, leadh^ to his in ao deep we wiU have unity of some causes. munity College, have received a “ Unless we did so,” they add Nature o f Issue During Nearest to St. John’s Polish Notional Sunday. The Rev. Dr. Shaw Actor of Year tional philanthropic project of Minister Flushing will eontinuo Tuosday through resolve to act out your religious rejection. A t Saul’s death, David kind, perhaps the unity o f a nation en The substantial votes to approve $0^7,- cerftlficate of appreciation ed, “ We would be shirking our Circulation Preceding 12 Filing Date Catholic Church preaching. Sermon: "Responsi Pi Beta Phi, offers a general Friday until complotod. convictions. How will you db Months became king, having been gulfed in some irrevocable fate„ at last. 800,000 for “Model Cities’’ redevelop from the U.S. Marines, ac responsibilities to the citizens, anointed by Samuel yean be- Rev. Walter A. Hyasko ble Churchmanshlp." Churih Henry Mutphy o f Grant St., sale annually of native Tennes 10 a.m., Worship. Church this? No one cam tell you exact School for two-year-olds through RodkviUe, a member o f the Lit ment and $40,000,000 more for rent sup knowledging a $100 donation children and teachers of Cov A. Total No. Copies 1 fore 'While erUU but a lad. Davld’a Pastor see arte and crafts. Among the School. hUANCHiSTER WATER COMPANY ly. But you know, I am sure entry." ' Grade 12. Nursery for babies tle Thealro o f Miancherter, re plements climaxed a vigorous campaign the students sent to aid war Printed (Net Press 15078 16310 ^ 40-yiear reign put Israel “on the items for sale are handbags, Sermon: "The Communion of someone in Manchester needs and toddlers. ceived an unpreoeidented seraond by liberal Senators and the Administra orphans in Vietnam. Both Mrs. Benoit and Averill Run) "A man after (Sod’s Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. table linens, stoles, jewelry, and the Saints." Fsiiayotis CaneUi^ioiilog, Patriot The money, proceeds o f an the attention and love which are assured of re-election to the heart," David was promised 10:45 a.m., Senior High For coniseculive year “Bert Actor tion to rescue both programs from the B. Paid Circulation hand carved wooden articles. all-college dance sponsored by you are able to offer. school board, as this is a “ no- seed cm Ms throne forever, em um. Discussion on "Hedonism, ot the Year” award for hte star Add to the tirt. of those patrio,ts who, disaster decreed by the House, which 1. Sales through deal Sales will also be held Wed Kappa Phi in May, was turned Rev. John E. Post contest" year for that board. bracing the coming "Messiah." the Playboy Philosophy,” and ring rale In . “On Borrowed nesday, Oct. 4, from 10 a.m. down through history, have dared ^>eak gutted Model Cities and killed rent sup ers and carriers, 14347 He authored many tef< the ov»r ♦© Ca.Dt. T, F. Rafferty, Superintendent Both they and the other five 14A22 related problems. Time’’ at the Oval Summer to noon and 7 to 9 p.m. at the in defiance of tyranny for the true in- plements. street vendors and Psalms. ' aatiatant ollficer in charge oi' Conn District Eamt members are faced with find 7 p.m., "Time for Burning," Theeuti« this part season. Mur home of Mrs. Edward Weiss, tereats of their own nations and of No protracted - celebration of this tri counter sales Upon ISavid’s death his young HEALING the Aianne Corps Recruiting MeQiodist Church ing a replacement for Supt. a film sponsored by tbe Senior phy received the same award 323 Spring St., and Thursday, ntanUnd, the somewhat formidable umph is in order because the House- son, Solomon, ascended the Center in Hartford. Frank Dunn, whose resigna 2. Mail subscriptions 357 ' 342 throne. HU reign of 40 years High Methodist Yduth Fellow for the 1066 Oval eeeaon for Ms Oct. 19, an open house with Baine o f Fanayotia Canellopouios. Senate conference on the programs is f ■ TESTIMONY , ship, Cooper Hall. Adult discuk- rale in “You Can’t Take It The captain, in turn, sent the Asthmatic ‘Pol’ Partj tion becomes effective Oct. 5. C. Total paid curculation J*704 , was tbs gnUen of foraei— no set hours at the home of > 4 Panaycfto C^eUopoulos la 4he con impending and reductions are inevitable. 1686^ wealth, poww, 'enlarged terri- skm class with Martin Kelder- With You." Theae aMnOrds are ; AT THE PARKADE donation to Lt. Cmdr. F. W. Mc Mrs. Dale Martin,' Old Stone But the Senate has appreciably SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A Mra Loren Guild, member of servative Greeic poUtician who happened Donnell, a Marine Chaplain D. Free Distribution (in- 'i torr, peace, and the magnificent ling, leader. Topic: "Foimda- determined by an independent Rd., Vernon. strengthened the chances of both pro 16-year-old Salt Lake ' County the Pittsfield, Mass., Assem to be premier of Greece laisti April 21, stationed in Vietnam, who later Phyatical Foul Up eluding samples) by tenq>U. Some Psalms, Proverbs, tibns of Christian Faith." board o f judges, and are under grams in conference. High School student was arrest null, carrier or other 196 EcctaefoateB, and Song o f Soln- blies of God Clhurrti, will pre when the mUitary dtetatorShip now rul wrote Capt. Rafferty and Uie Monday, 7:30 p.m.. Official the auiapioes o f the Farming- It would bg comforting to think , that ed by sheriff’s officers after, the FT. CampbeU, Ky. (AP) — means > mon probably were writitien by sent her personal testimony board in Reception Hall. ton Herald. ing Greece totrit over. fraternity members that the Vrtley Reactor Still Operating roR the House vote on rat control was' an officers said, he sold an asth Most young, men are familiar hiiTi. Litter in Ufe his toleration how she experienced a mi Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.. Adult LHtie Theatre o f Mancbe'rter hbe. CaneUopouloa held a pres^ con money was psed -to buy sheets, B. Total Distribution of Idolatry throuj^ his many augury of a more responsible confer matic tobacco as marijuana to with Selective Service 'Form 14915 15069 raculous healing In accord discussion groups. Topics; audiences will remember Mr. CAPE KENNEDY, Fla.— s u iid k i blankets and soap for the chil hib classmates. (SumofCrtidD) prtltlcal marriages earned God’s * ference in Athena the other day to pro ence approach on Model Cities and rent 127, the quesUpnnaire sent -to ance to James 6:15, “And the "Foundations of Christian Murphy's rotes in such LTM The^ldfst operating U.B. satel III test against the oharacter of the dic- dren. Lt. Darrell Brady of the Salt prospective -draftees before they F. Office use, left-over, disfavor and the threat o f the lite at midyear was 4A, an ex supplements. But House Minority Lead latter loss of ten the twelve prayer o f foltii shall save the Faith", the Rev. Mr. Df(/ee, productions os “Bus Stop,” / With the certificate, recently Lake County sheriff’s juvenile take a physical exam. unaccounted, spoiled 163 * o f tatonhlp now ruling his country. er Ford (R-Mich.) has Just, indicated 261 tribes by Ms son. sick, and tte X iil ue DpLii Monday field goals in nine attempts. Fryer 126, Isabelle Parclak 847. Minnesota at Boston place your order and open it the rolls specially baked for Ale- tion will persist as these col- 31 Bissell St.—Tel. 649-7322 happening at the ball park.” Joe McCarthy 200, Will Siriion had bruised ribs, and Madison Square Garden mght from last night due to the SUPER frorn.,6 " a.m. to 8 p.m. in the up, piping hot, at home. Those Donald’s, the hamburg ground lectors attend the shows in an FOR BEST RESULTS True. There were few yoimg- His seven In the 28-14 win over jjj^k Oataldo 205-558, Joe have a third fight between the two for its new 20,000- nUn. Tpvim Office Building. Pittsburgh measured 18, 24, 88, rich milk shakes and coffee will to their specifications and only effort to buy semi-scarce and sters — elementary age — In Loveitt 213, Fran Maloney 212- seat arena in February or March nUs afternoon at 2 KEM'TONE ' Headquarters for the Dem 29, 24, 82 and 23 y a ^ . He Pro Football Roundup also arrive in perfect shape. *’®®1 fresh Idaho potatoes are other coins they need for thetr the stands either day. 564, John Touchette 207, Nick Griffith bloodied the hand o’clock in Windsor, East DELUXt WALL P/ylNE ocratic Party will be in the Old missed on tries of 45 and 60 the milk shakes icy cold and used. You are sure of the high- collections but can no lo ^ e r PAUL'S This won’t be the case this Marohesani 205. some Italian’s face and pounded wanted to study the X rays be OathoUc will seek Its second Town Hall on Hebron Green. TURNPIKE yards, both attempted against the coffee piping hot—special ®st standards for both food and find in circulation. What is weekend. The park wUl be jam his body in regaining the 160- fore making a final report. straight declsioa against SHERWIN WILLIAMS The Hebron Independent Party PAINT SUPPLY the wind. Bakken, who now has tops prevent their spilling. So if cleanliness at McDonald’s. In- semi-scarce today is Afic rarity med, 'With standing room tick HOME. ENGINEERS — Carol pound division crown on a deci Benvenuti didn’t talk to news Windsor High. Campaign committee will have Sevei^e Tests Likely 981 MAIN STREET you want to serve delicious side or outside, McDonald’s is of the future. 645 MAIN STREET TEXACO ets only avaUable. kicked field goals in 13 consecu Page 19()-S28, Sandy Beben 184- sive, one knockdown, 15-round men in the dressing room after its headquarters at Hebron Serv Rockville High hosts Wil TEL. 643-6636 It’s only human nature to love tive games, one short of Lou 609. victory at misty, -damp Shea his loss In his first defense. He son of Mldidletown this af food from McDonald’s you can clean, the prices are most rea- FLASH' 1913^ Liberty Head ice center on Main St. Tel. 649-0300 Open 24 Hours A Day a winner and detest a loser. Groza’s record, also kicked off Stadium Friday night. was whisked to the hospital. His ternoon In a Central Valley eat it there or at home, as you sonable and they can serve a Nickel sold "at the American Republican Headquarters will Firestone Tires nine times and made one con NITE OWLS— Erls Langlois Then the recrowned champion handlers said Nino’s ribs were Oonfereoioe dash. For Namath, Unitas I bus-ioad of people without undue Numismatic Association Con- be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. version. “ I tightened up on the 179-178—477, Mary Lourie 215— went to a victory party at a ho hurt in the third round of the You know when you eat at J®lay. When you are hungry the ventieh at Miami Beach Fla Russell Rogue on the corner of Quality Line Products NEW YORK (AP)—Don Meredith tries to keep go Looking for a place for sidelines thinking about the rec 504. tel neacjlhe ball park.while the rough fight and that he was in Ostrinsky McDoriald’s everything is fresh, P*ace to go is to McDonald’s at fp,- $46,000 — the hiahest nrire Rt. 85 and Rt. 6A. Tool Equipment ing. Bart Starr looks for a'comeback and two of the that Special Affair? t o $46,000 — the highest price Gen. Repairers License ord,” says Bakken, “ but once aching Italian went to Polyclinic pain thereafter. that the place is spotlessly cleain West Center St. "ever paid for a single United Two candidates are opposing BEAfi & COLT more famous passing arms in the business, belonging Comer Broad and on the field I was okay.” The EARLY BIRDS —Sophie Wel- Hospital to see whether he had They were pleased when Har Braves Looking DEALER IN WASTE and whether you eat at the local States Coin. each other for the remaining Rental record kick of 23 yards came ply 158 —374, Joan DeDominicis suffered broken ribs in the de ry Markson, the Garden's to Johnny Unitas and Joe Namath, face severe tests WE CATER TO: McDonald’s which is operated slot on the Board of Selectmen, Middle Tpke. West MATERIALS At the end of April the Blows with 5:14 left in the game. . I. 147 —368, Barbara Callahan feat. director of boxing, suggested For New Skipper in important pro football games Sunday. • Banquets • Weddings by Edward Walsh or at one half Democrat Marcus Atkinson and “We Rent Most Everything” MeiTERY Radio Toddy attended the four-day Metropol Phone 643-2176 Quickie Quote: Randy Ras 189 —349, Sally Kelley 138, An First reports from the hospi the third and rubber bout for Unitas, Baltimore’s all-every------• Gatherings way across the country the food Republican Leroy Kinney. ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) — Oust RAGS, IRON • Group Meetings itan New York Numismatic EQUIPMENT mussen, New York’s rookie ita Nylin 132, Julie Landsberg tal, where Nino was kept over the magnificent new building. thing quarterback, takes his the league's rushers. and the cleanliness will always Gladys Miner, incumbent town A P unbeaten Colt teammates of every description 1:0) Mike Millard (coint Convention held at the starting guard from Kearney 343. night for observation, was that “ It’s okay ivUh me,” said the ed Atlanta Braves Manager Bil Green Bay, expected to domi be the same. clerk, and Dorothy Colgan, can SCRAP METAL We have the “Know-How” 4:(XiLon4r J qMi W ade i Park Sheralon Hotel, one of the HUNTING & FI^LD State, Neb., when asked If they he had suffered “ contusions of jubilant Griffith. “ I’ll fight him ly Hitchcock went home “ to rest against also-unbeaten San Fran nate the league again this sea s;00 Dick Kbbin.son didate for town treasurer, and EQUIPMENT cisco while Meredith and the to please you! 1 :n:i Xcwf«!. Siffu O ff finest held each year and a coin milk cows in his hometown, SPICE—Pat Lappen 129, Gail the upper left abdomen." any time. Ten times In a row If son, Is still sputtering. The agent for town deposit fund, arc DON WILLIS BOWS and relax’’ today as speculation and PAPER ^ W’RCH—910 collectors’ paradise. Why? Be 935 CENTER STREET Elba, (pop. 184), replied; “ Heck Dr. Harry Klelman of the they want it.” I knew I could Dallas Cowboys go against Los Packers hope to get untracked Church Corners Inn 1 M a tin e e Wheelock 128, Tina Mikolowsky mounted about * his successor, cause of the fantastic exhibits- endorsed by both parties. •MANCHESTER TARGCTS—ARROWS no. We go to the store like every New York Athletic Commission beat him if I bought my fight. I Angeles In another match of against the Falcons, who' will be 7S1 PARKER ST. i'.iO HartfortI HiRhli^hts Republican incumbent tax col 126-341, Althea Forbes 138. 860 .Main St., East Hartford 7:00 N ew s the total value of the exhibits 649-2052 GARAGE . body else.” , did.” centering mainly around minor National Football League un- closing a three-game road trip. T^L 643-5735 or 643-5879 7:30 ('fasli^ht exceeds $1,000,000. A yearly trip lector Monica C. Post is chal ACCESSORIES beatens. Phone 289-4359 WATKINS-WEST^ 12:00 Quiet Hours 18 Main St., Tel. 649-4531 Benvenuti took the title from league manager Luman Harris. Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, to New York during this con lenged by Mrs. Beatrice An Starr of Green Bay, subjected going Into their 65th meeting, * WTIC—1080 AT Griffith decisively last April 17, Hitchcock was fired Friday FUNERAL l:0 0 NeWiS vention is highly recommended drews for that position. Specializing in Lineman of Week Hoople Forecast System coming down the stretch like a without being told beforehand. to a demoralizing nine Intercep both lost last week after opening^ /a _ BUY, SELL 1:15 Home Decorator In other i-aces. Democrat in tions in the Packers’ first two SERVIQE 1:30 Monitor to all collectors and their famil runaway horse. He boxed beau Braves General Manager Paul with peak performances. The PONTIAC WOinS TRADE 6:00 N ow.m. W eatht’i’. ies. cumbent Finance Board chair AUTOMOTIVE BRAKE SERVICE NASSIFF ARMS ANNAPOUS, Md. (AP) - tifully, floored Griffith in the Richards said “three or four" games, tries to regain the form Steelers were Intercepted three 6:20 Strictly Sports man Howard E. Porter and Rob Taylor, Associated Press Looks Better All the Time AND • Layaway Plan ORMAND J. WEST 6:30 Monitor More and more people, young second round and then rallied men are candidates to replace that made him the league's 1966 times, lost three fumbles. The 7:55 Red Sox vs. Oiinlc.s Democrat Filank Nicolo are • One of the largest inven and old, are turning to coin col Front End Alignment CO. CoUege Football Lineman of the after being floored in the fourth him. Harris was considered the Most Valuable Player against Eagles were Intercepted four ibirector 10:20 Monitor challenged by Harvey Des- SUPPLIES By MAJOR A. B. HOOPLE tories in New England 11:00 News lecting as a hobby. Coin collect Week, Isn’t sure Saturday’s con round. No. 1 prospect. winless Atlanta. times. 11:15 Sport.s Final ruisseau.x of Forest Park and Maker of Upsets TEMPEST ing is a fun hobby that is educa 991 Main St., Manriiester test with Penn State was his But the situation was reversed Harris guided the Braves’ In the American League, Na New York and Washington set • Supplies and Accessories 142 E. CEDfTER ST. Other Side Slip Covers 6:30 Weekend The four-year term lace on but “ three upsets of epic propor 7 :00 N ew s has one of the largest coin in In thb 14th, the 154-pound New handled. lead at stake. looked less than spectacular in For Quality Cleaning the Board of EducLiiion i.s be Prop: “Rudy” DuPont FIRST TIME tions—Oklahoma State over Ar- 7:10 S|X)i ls T im e ventories in New England to AUTO PART Yorker dropped the 169 %-poUnd “ I was told about it by a Both leagues have a lull losing two straight. Joe Kapp, To The 7:15 Speak Uji Haitfortl tween Democia't Ka'lheiine Si- IN THIS kanstls. Northwestern to shock K:l(? J ack D rees serve collectors, advanced, in ______a r e a defenijer vrith a fast left-right newspaperman three hours be schedule, all Sunday afternoon. who passed for 167 yards In the bun and Republican Marvin 270 BROAD ST. 128 East Center Street SPORT CARS Miami, and Houston to surprise 8:15 Speak Up HailfoKl termediate or beginners. Includ s'cORmTIir^STIHCRAYS.'MU^ MORGANS combination to the head. fore the aiuiouncement,” he. said In addition to Los Angeles at second half of Minnesota's last Dube Tool Co. PARKADE 9:00 N ew s Ross. Phone: 649-6977 mighty Michigan State!’’ And 9:40 Speak Up Haitrniil ed are early type coins in all A HOST OF OTHER STOCK SfORT CARS Nino jumped up quickly and after Richards’ news confer Dallas and San .Francisco aV game, could get his first start. Drill Jig Bushings ll;3U Ban \’ Farb- r Featuring a complete line of that—kaff-kaff—is exactly what 12;iW» News conditions through uncirculated Demcciat Wilbur Dennis i.s OPEN signalled to referee Tommy ence, “ but the Braves stUl Baltimore, all unbeaten, the The Browns are in a must-win Steel and Carbide CLEANERS .\tlantic Products plus WITH OVER 10 OF THESE happened! Special Reamers and circulated sets of coins, oppoi'ing Douglas Fellows fur POTENT, OPEN COCKPIT Walsh that he wasn’t hurt and haven't told 'me about it.” NFL offers Detroit, 1-0-1, at St. situation against the Saints If Next To Liggett Drug rolls, circulated and uncirculat the full 'term on the Board of SAT. TO 5 P.M. General Autogiotive ROADSTERS COMPETING that it wasn’t a knockdown. Decimal Sizes From Repairing Never one to rest on his lau Louis, 1-1; Atlanta, 0-2, vs. they are to be a title factor. A .930 thru .509 111 Steps uf .001 Where you .get low ed single coins, common date Tax Review. Democia't Rich MIDGETS AT HIGH SPEED. rels, I have some astonishing Walsh said it was a knockdown Green Bay 1-0-1, at Milwaukee; They’ve lost two straight, Tut -Meyer Steel Plug Gages prices and a IO % singles and most key dates. ard Parker and Wilbur Poiter and gave him the mandatory selections for you this week. Florida 26, Miss. St. 0 Pittsburgh, 1-1, at Philadelphia, Leroy Kelly, began to show some In Steps of .001 What they don’t have, they have are the only two candidates 144 «ll thrM ff«r Bonus Card . . . To STEVENSON’S Watch for Duffy Daugherty’s Nebraska 17, Minnesota 14 eight-count. 1-1; New York, 1-1, at Washing ’68 form with a 141-yard rushing Carr Lane Jig and Fixture Parts mailed from another dealer to fill two two-yeUr vacanct.'s. 0H4 odM issitB it was surprising then that Save With! Michigan State stalwarts to rise N. Carolina .,19, Tulane 7 Sports Viewing ton, 1-1; Chicago^ 0-2, at Min performance last week. The Bull Luck Pins somewhere in the United States, Two five-year teims lor lAdulti $3.00 eVIMran $1.00 Walsh called it a draw 7-7-1 In phoenix-Uke from the ashes of Louisville 22, No. Tex. St. 21 SATURDAY nesota, 0-2, and Cleveland, 0-2, new Saints end a’ three-game Bnrite Boring Bars— Carbide as Ed Blow is a member of a Zoning of Appeals are up for Painting— Decorating rounds and 7-7 In points. The at New Orleans, 0-2. , home stand. ESSO defeat to stun invading Southern Missouri 20, Northwesteni 18 1:45 ( 8) NCAA Eootball Trmtel In Style, Elegance Also Representing Other number of national coin organ giabs: Demociat Wiayne W. Please Note: 150 knockdown should have been In the AFL, It’s Kansas C3ty 405 MAIN ST. COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL imoe lor stock ca» has been post California. I predict the Spar Ohio St. 28, Arizona 12 —Dartmouth at Mas- The key Kansas City-Oakland And Comfort By Quality Manufacturers GUNLIFFE izations. A few are the Profes Miller opposes John Sibun I’.nd the difference in points on his at Oakland, San Diego (2-0) at poned. New date to be aimoimoed. Ohio U. 15, Kent St. 14 flThU lfftfl match shapes up as a defensive TEL. 649-553:1 sional Numismatist Guild, Inc., tans will prevaU over the unde CIDIUAC UHODSINE 6 John, East Hartford—289-6459 incumbent Democi.vt Richard Interior— Exterior— Cf>lor Consulting Service Oklahoma 31, Maryland 8 card. (80) Sandy Koufax Buffalo (1-2), Miami at New struggle, the Chiefs coming off WIDDINGS li SPECIAL OCCASIONS American Numismatic Associ- Keefe challenges Rubei I .1. feated Trojans by a 17-14 count! The two judges, Joe Eppy and MOTOR SALES Complete Insurance Coverage Notre Dame 33, Purdue 20 Show York and Denver (1-3) at Hous a 24-0 shutout of Miami and the * Tune>Ups tion, New England Numismatic Dixon Ji. In a fierce struggle at Syra Johnny Dran, each scored it 9-5- C.U MiMiMittr 6 4 9 * 7 8 5 3 STAFFORD SPEEDWAY Navy II, Rice 10 (SO) Red Sox vs. ton (1-2). Raiders allowing only one EXPERT Ali'TO BODY and Association, Great Jpustern Nu Est. 1915 IHf fiS'lSI Mi[ ’’ I''l ‘■‘•■A cuse, the Orangeihen will tiun 1 for Griffith, a tally closer to * Engine. Cleaning On the Ueiiiuei u'tic lick t Wash. 26, Air Fofee 10 Twins An Interesting defense vs. of touchdown In tw^,«ames. Kan FENDER REPAIRS mismatic Association and the back the unbeaten West Virgin what most ringside writers had. Read Herald Ads Rebel L Ciaig. Robert Keefe. Eiw.i4i»!wfmnw«ti.ci«i.| Alabama 34, So. Miss. 14 ( 8) Itaoe of the fense situation shapes up at sas City has a good (me-two ENAMEL and LACQUER * Minor Repairs Retail Coin Dealers Association. ia Mountaineers, 16-10. Mean- The Associated Press card had John M.illey and Jules Rebil-. Arkansas 17, Tulsa 14 W e ^ Dallas. The Rams' defense is ground punch In Mike Garrett Inc. This is a service offered while out at Lafayette, Ind., Ter it 10-4-1 for Griffith. REFINISHINGS * dli'H" Stamps laid are lunning for con..-:'i- WM. DICKSO N & SON Army 22, Boston College 20 , ( 8) Wide World of one of the best in the business, and Curt McCSlnton, with the for the convenience of the shop’s ry Hanratty and friends will Benvenuti, a 6-5 favorite, had’ REASO.NABLE PRICES bles and on the RepublV.’aii Tel. 649-0920—Manchester, Conn. Michicag 21, California 10 i^ortf — Fight be and has yet to allow a touch Raiders relying on the passing bomb Purdue. We see it Notre the consolation of a purse of iVSt WORTH m RT. 83— VElt.N’ON, CONN, ticket. Donald Berry. R.iy- Georgia 20, Clemson 10 tween Nino Benve down this season. The Cowboys' of Daryle Lamonica. Dame 33, Purdue 20. close to $100,000 on his 40 per •lust Aliuve the Traffic mond Bull. D.naUl He.iili a.ul So. Carolina 22, Duke 15 nuti and Rmlie Grif- Meredith currently leads the The Chargers have a healthy There are two thrilling en cent of all receipts. Griffith will Circle Adclph Sinn a- ,.i,- tr,\iiig tort N.C. St. 7, Florida St. 6 fitli league with six touchdown pass- Lance Alworth back to plague the pc,.-.tyiins. O n ly loin e.ia 'je gagements slated for the south get about $50,000 on his 20 per. es in two games, including four the Bills, wbp have been unable TEL. 643-0016/ Sunday at . Georgia Tech $5, TCU 0 6 fi)0 (80) Let’s Go to the PLYWOOD CENTER eleetc.l. . ' / ■ with Tenpessee and Auburn* Idaho 27, Idaho St. 'H cent. R d ^ ' —^ ' ' last. . week. ,. to put together a sustained at 2:30, P.M .^ biunplng beads at Knoxville, Kansas 28, Indiana 12 7:00 (18) WiestUng ITie 49ers have shown a good tack and suffered their first Vm wnw ntt |ob. . . w« have just the right Du Pont .Maiiclii'slei liM-iiing llcr.dd m i U N ITED and Ctemson playing host to Kentucky 10, Mississippi 14 Won’t Be Back 10:80 ( 8) NFL East pass rush this season, but face shutout Invhlstory last week. Plkt (or it . . in colort to match anything! Havo a Lapp Plaza Ifcb n in I'lii'i'c s|n>iiileiil ',lr'. powerful Georgia. Prof. A. an. old jinx in Unitas. The Colts Namath hit for a career high m i r s t a t e s LSU 2i; Texas AAM 18 PITTSBURGR (AP) — It’s SUNDAY question on color?.. . what to use?. . . how to do.it? U fU ted Riht-CU iA. Route 83, Vemon •Marjorie I’ orler. lei. "i’lH-OI I'i. Nonymous, our southern rep have beaten San BYancisco nfoe of 399 yards for New York last ■ Y. A* MtNM't A Stanford 40, Sun Jose St. 6 final: Danny Murtaugh won’t IKK) ( 8) NFL Todby •ALL MS let wweit help on your next Minting job. times in a row. Unitas found a m m a x T -M a iT 875-4304 resentative, pegs Tennessee and Syracuse 16, West Virginia 10 manage the Etittsburgh Pirates ( 8) Yale vs. Holy week but faces the best pass r^CHAIIPIOIISMIP new taiget In Willie Richardson Clemson as the winners. Tennessee 30, Auburn 28 next season. Cross Review defense team in the AFL In Mi .3.58 HI K.NSIDE AVE. last week, hitting him for 11 ami. The Dolphins ars yet to .m w m i IT'S I liffhl ' Out at Spokane, It will be Texas 30, Texds Tech 18 When he took over at midsea- I ’JM ( 8) NFLr—Giants ^nson PAINTCQ EAST HARTFORD UCLA. In an easy 28-6 triumph Utah 23, Oregon 10 son aftqr Harry Walker was completions and 184 yards. ^beat New York in regular sea l i Chicago About 34 per cent vs. Washington :iSEZ HERE = b e h o l it io n over Washington State —liar- flroA'l the club said Murtaugh Jim Bakken of St, Louis, who' son play. 289-6333 ^f the liours in the air ac VMI 41, Bichmond 14 2)00 (80) AFL FootbaU 723 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER— PHONE 649-4501 /fim m rumph! wopld\ manage the team W y kicked a \ record seven field ' The Oilers are still having Power and Hand Tools UCLA 28, Wash.' St. 0 4:00 ( 8) Sports Special counted for by jiiivate planes goals last week, ^needs only one their troubles and divided the m DUY TH^ PAINT THAT'S WORTH THIi WORK Painting and Decorating You’ll find the finest plyivood P - SHJLSH n A a i M U K Dartmouth id, UMam 14 Wisconsin 21, Arizona St. 8 until the end of the season. 4 0 5 ( 8) NFL Pro Foot paneling, cabinet plywoods, kitch are attributed to buslnes.-^ trips. more to match k record of at quarterbacking duties between Tools . Driving A i Its Wrecking Best! AIC 85, Coast Guard 20 Wyoinlng IS, Colo St. U. 12 Friday, the club put an end to ball Report en cabinets and Armstrong ceilings Some 26 per cent of the flights least one In 14 games, The Jacky Lee and lOoa TrulU last Garden and Land llools Springfleld 20, Amherst 10 Yale 23, Holy Cross IS the speculktlon by announcing 4 0 0 (80) A FL — Kansas were for instruction, 22 per took for.tlH (oltn arches... McDanlfft* Llones looked good In a 81-14 week. The Broncos looked good Baby, Household, Party . . . 0|ien Thurs., Fri. 9 P.M. for Williams 21, Trinity 14 UConii 20, Vermont 6 that the smiling Irishman will City va Oakland and Banquet Supplies cent for pleasure lrip.4, and taxi 46|VneST CENTER STREET take over at the end of the sea conquest of the Browns last despite their loss to New York, ^ PAINTS your convenience. and charter flights accounted THOMPSON SPEEDWAY; Memphis St. 10, Cincinnati 13 Wesleyan 10, Middlebury 7 ( 8) Gadabout Gad Invalid Needs son as director of player acqui Week, with rookie Mel Fan- Steve Teiul hitting 14 of 80 pass for 16 per cent. SILVER LANE EXTENSION Miami (O.) 0, Xavier 7 Manchester 16, Platt 14 dis O F T R TF 193 THOMPSON CON ^ I NO Mich. SL 17, So: Calif. 14 East Cath. 14, Windsor H sition and development, e moving in the No. 2 spot among es for 266 yards.
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MANCHESTER EVENmO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY,' SEPTEMBER 30, 1967 PAOS lO N i MANCHESTER EVEMNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1967 Busliw u SrtvIc m THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SH9RTEN and WHipPLE Help W aited—Mote 3« Help Wonted Mob 34 ______BUGCW BUNNY Oim BOARDING HOUai witk MAJOR HOQPLB Offtrad 13 rsOM E AU1 0 WAT CREEP PART-TIME positions avail- MASON’S HELPTO, no l40.tJOf^NE\/ER (hNNMEDP AH.WELL^ able, nights and weekends. -Ap- perlence necessary, drlver’t NEED TO ItJON THIS^ NOT IF WE APREAl S ATTICS, CEliLARS and yards SHOULPA BOUGin’ A SHOULD MOR ^EXPERT .'HE HHEIW H AlP AS UMOWIEDGE DRESS FOR A PARTY i CLASSIFIED plicant must be 18 years license required. Call after 6, BLlSTEf5/DlD VOU cleaned, trash hauled to dump. PEW lE-8? A REAL ABOUT >)/EAH THIKIHS A FAH MUCH AS HE ISHT EVERY of age, neat, personable and 643-1870. WHAT'LL I DO? > THANKS A LOT,/WAJOK./YOUR) KEAL'lS^E THAT THE , Reasonable. Call 643H1819. LCMOM.'IHESTEERIMG] 1RAHBMl66IO»iSf b e l t is s o m e - tM INKC HEWHOINS,) THiMg ! MOST LITTLE SPEECH TO THE COP R2LICEMAN FAILED QEAR lem otRlV-" HE’S MAP THE THIHG YOU CARRY HE'P RHOWlWlCf >EOPlECEIEsr ^*Tndf7lce o SL‘" 4 8 T S CLEAN UP MAN, 6 motnlng.. TH' OL' ^ SHARPENING Service -Saws, M endly Ice Cream, 435 Main through Saturday. Ap- COST ME *25 AND COURT , TO w a r n YOU' THE TRAN6MIS6ION IS M fN fM . VEIKlOMj TO A f o o t b a l l AS MUCH AS ME ] PtHHHEPO SUPER BRAIN IS ADfERTISING knives, axes .shears, skates, W S A M - I WOULPN'Tx FOR YEARS.' GAMEIH A NEViR W ILL!^ WR HiMSEiF ______^ ply Cavey*s Restaurant, 48 E. PERCOLATIN'I' COST5 FOR HAVIN'PEFEaiV^) THAT YOU WERE rotary blades. Quick service. EOUIPMENTJ A A SUSPECT ? Aniw r to Pf»vlou» Pu m I* CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS TAkECM EA9 A flash r , AlOHE.' ELECTRICIAN’S helper, ex-^ Center St. M iiin iiiM Capitol Equipment On 88 Main perienced preferred. Call 649-' SPEEOIN' TICKET tXJf 2SDiadaIned 31 Soothuyer 42 Simple 49 Compass point work, pleasant conditions. fits, steady employment. Apply CROWN ON IT/ KIDDIN'/ PROPER MAN.... 28 Engagea 37 Health resort 43 Egyptian MNumW not lessen the value of the advertisement wU not be oorreeted TREE EXPERT — Trees cut, 52 Chemical luffix Apply — Mitchell Drive, off at yard In person, before 4:60 AN' VOU'RE IT/ aervlcei 6f 38 Machine for’ goddess by "make good” insertion. buIkUng lota cleared, trees tip 32 Tapestry spreading hay 45 Charles Lamb 53 Race course M e e t p ih h h e p d -« t He Parker St., 8:30-9:30 a.m. p.m. Manchester Structural . 33 Idolize 40 Mparately 46 Winnows circuit ped. Got a tree problem? Well e -3 o PUT-DOWM ARTI6T"'’ and 4:30-6:30 p.m. Steel, Mitchell Dr. 34LarUt worth ididae call, T42-S2S3. 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 a 9 10 ALWAYS STICHIKIG HiS ^LSO . NO 35 Rental 6Nitract 643-2711 ) 875-3136 S E R ^ C e T t a TION attendant, SEARCH 36 Small Idand LAWN MOvItNG service, light "NO"S NTO OTHER 37 Harsher It 14 (RotskvUle, TOU Free) McK i n n e y b r o s . part-time mornings. Sunset WARRANT=-,T„ 39 Harvesters trucking, odd jobs. Call 649- PEOPLE'S AFFAIRS f Service Station, 585 East Mid 41 Friend (Fr.) 18 ii 5470 anytime. SEWAGE DISPOSAL Co. dle Tpke. 649-5321. 44 Cushion 'SHORTEN 45 Newt 17^ II ii WELDING -■ hardfaclng, pro L'T ib t e « by U tUnited te l. ON'—Feetete AN tyndKte.HgMt le w vInc. p d I[ V Troupe Reaching Our Advertiser? OUT OUR WAT BY J. a WILLIANB 48 Spanish «>in duction, cast machinery repaii- MAN TO WASH dishes, nights, 51 ITS. coin 22 1 SEARS NEEDS HELP 54 One who 21-Hour Answering Service etc. Bob's Welding Service. full or part-time. Apply in per COME ON, COME ON.' UNLOCK THE CAR AND L E ^ awakens a s r ST; Call 649-7578. Schools and Clossos 33 Holp Wontod— Help Wonted— ‘Male 36 son only, Howard Johnson’s 3 N EW C A R ------1------rec rooms, r o ^ additions, BAKERY Saleswoman—steady ROCKVILLE — mature intel- An Equal Opportunity /| «J & THE HERALD will not llgent person for full-time cler Y O U R YOU/V\USTBE • O ’' DR. l{963 RAMBLER a a ssic 770, 2- kitchens, roofing, ^kUng, gen position, good wages. Apply in SHIPPER & RECEIVER Employer disclose the identity of ical work, some typing. For An Equal Opportunity TROUBLE? DREA-iMNG.' MAMCMUR any advertiser using box door sedan, automatic | trans eral repair work. Financing person Parkade Bakery, Man appointment call Mrs. Weller, Employer letters. Readers answer mission, radio and heater, $498 available. No down p a r e n t. chester Shopping Parkade. LATHE OPERATOR SHORT BIBS BY FRANK (PNEAL ing blind box ads who 649-9479. Economy Builders, Inc. 643- Nelson Frelghtways, Inc. J7 PART-TIME dry cleaning press desire to protect their 6160. East St., Rockville. 875-3388. BRIDGEPORT operator, experienced only. Ap identity can follow this 1959 BUICK — 4-door, automat' ___ MAN with automotive ability to OPERATORS . DEMONSTRATE BABYsI t TER WANTED 7:30 work In new car dept, of GM ply In person. Center Cleaners, C p- piocedure: ic transmission, $100. Call 649- QUALITY Carpentry—Rooms, a.m. - 4:45 p.m. Must come to dealership. Many fringe bene- TRAINEES Wapplng Shopping Center. ITS PRETTV LATE. 9139. dormers, porches, basements, ^ TOYS & GIFTS Enclose your reply to the refinlshed, cabinets, built-ins, house.Call 643-2533. fits and ideal working condi AUTOMOBILE mechanic want box in an euvelo|>e — 1958 FORD — 4-door, V8, auto formica, aluminum, vinyl, tions. Contact A1 Patch, Car addressed to the ClasM- H r t y p l a n CLEANING WOMAN wanted in Liberal benefits, paid holi ed. Apply Sunset Service Sta matic, good running condition. steel, ceramo siding William ter Chevrolet, 1229 Main St. days, vacation with pay, tion. 655 East Middle Tpke. . - U i! fled Manager, Manchester $50. 643-0214. private home $2 per hour, for Evening Hi»rald, together Robbins Carpentry Service. Work now til) Christmas — good reliable help. Several HYDRAULIC backhoe' operator presently working 50 hour 649-5321. with a memo listing the | 649-8446. week. S 1966 T-BIRD convertible, can days per week, days flexible. with knowledge of septic tank 5 companies you do NOT j ORDERLY—part-time 1-5 p.m. ^ / 2 dy apple red, full power, tape Call 643-9950. installation, year 'round work. want to see your letter. : ADDITIONS, remodeling, gar High Commission:ixMJall or Retired person preferred. Ap BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE player, $3,000. 649-0144, after 643-6927. Your letter will be de- | ages, rec rooms, bathrooms write "Santa’s Pqrtles" WOMAN — housework one to E. A. PATTEN Co. ply Manchester Memorial Hos stroyed if the advertiser i 6 . tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce Inc., Avon, Conn. OQOOl. pital, X-ray Dept. NO, AND I'M AFRAID W EIL GO AHEAD IN THE LAND ROVER, SAHANI. two days weekly, referenea.s. PLUMBER with at least one THIS /IFRICAN / THANK GOODNESS MISSY STILL DOESN'T is one you’ve mentioned. ment work, cellar floors, pat 303 Wetherell St., Manchester ——- REMEMBER YOU, BWANA?) SHE NEVER WILL, .YOU AND TNE (OTHERS CPH FOLLOW IN THE TRUCK. Telephone 673-3455, evenihgs Call 643-0095. year experience, good wages JAUNT 'HAS BEEN / FS OVER. WE'RE If not it will be handled ois, txx>flng. Call Leon Cels- warehousemen — night QUITE AN ORDEALI 30IN6 HOME TO SAHANI. IT'S ALL RAMBLER 1960 — mint con 677-2013. and overtime. Call 649-2926 in the usual manner. zynski, BuUder. 649-4291. xCLEAN UP woman wanted shift, good working condltiona FOR YOU, MARY. V SWITZERLAND. OVER. dition, new tires, $250. 643-0835. ~ y ' mornings, Tuesday through Sa- MAN FoiTGENERALTcleanlng and benefits. Gaer Brotherz, 140 NEWTON l l T SMITH & SON — tuV^ay. Apply Cavey’s Restau and maintenance work. Part- JANITOR — Ught cleaning. Ap Rye St., South Wintteor. E Lest and Found Remodeling, repairing, addi RN OR LPN, 3-7 p.m. or 7-11 rant. 643-1415. time mornings. Apply manag ply In person between 9 - 4. E ______Trucks— Tractors tions, rec rooms, garages, p.m. Call 649-4519. er, State Theatre. 643-7832. Holiday Lanes, 30 Spencer St, ; LOST — Savings Passbook No. f ORD EXPRESS truck,’ ’^O porches and roofing. No job SECRETARY for local law of Manchester. ___A.M_____1 WT _ A1 _ » » 1 O n M lr ’ ’ too small. Call 649-3144. fice. Write Box X. Manchester. JANITORIAL part-time eve- 3000 Hartford National Bank lb, registered, one cubic yard P. M. NEEDS HELP. Pilgrim Herald. nings, Manchester area, 5:80- PART-TIME qr full-time handy Bookings. Wontod and Trust Co., First Manches- removable hydraulic dump Mills is loaded with new fall L, ter Office. Application made fabrics and has openings for 8:30 p.m. Call 249-6889. man, to do odd jobs at various body with rack for ladder and Roofing and location, elderly man prefer I-'Plece Band looMng for I “ for payment. ^ 3 salesladies, part-time and rubbish. Been used for land red. Apply In person W.H. Eng 2 or S night# work In the Chimnoys 16>A full-rime. Apply to Manager, Holp W o n ^d — "Molo 36 LABORER for landscaping and 1 I W by NtA, tog. T M U l.> a 8. scaping. Recently Inspected. construction business, must land Lumber Co., 540 East Mancheoter area. Special t LOST: Pass Book No. 26-(X)7880- Hartford Rd, Manchester. Ooen a^IOOL 643-8597. John Wolcott, 180 ROOFING - Specializing re BUS operators for have driver's license andjjmhp Middle Tpke., Manchester. ,, 0 Savings Department of the 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. izing in Rhythm ’n Blnea | ‘But I didn't ditobay you, Mom! You said either to clean Main St. pairing roois of all kinds, new 1967-1968 school year. Hourly truck driving experience. Over up the yard or find o' good place to hide!" Connecticut Bank and Trust —Rock ’n RolL P Company. Application made roofs, gutter work, chimney* WAITRESS foi luncheonette, rate $2.43. Silver Lane Bus 20 years of age. Call 649-0936, P deemed and repaired, 30 years' Line, Inc., 49 Brainard Place. for payment. ^ 1961 ..CHEVROLET full-time, part-time and extra. 643-0150. CALL 527-1SS8 BY LANK LEONARD experience. Free estimates. Apply W. T. Grant Co., Man TOOL and GAUGE 875-7667. MAN FOR tire service work, FULL-TIME experienced custo ------Lo s t — checkbook with large Call Howley 643-6361, 644- chester Shopping Parkade. sum of money Inside, vicinity 8333. good pay, all benefits, ; must dial man wanted.' Must be over MAKERS be steady worker, experience THE WILLETS BY WALT WRTIERBERG Conn. Bank and Trust, Main Auto Aecossorits— ------— — FRIENDLY Ice | Cream, 436 21 years old, second shift St., reward offered. Please Main St. Part-tlnne waitress po helpful but not essential. Ap 4 p.m.-12:30 a m. Call 640-5334. First Class Men Preferred Tiros 6 Hooting and Plumbing 17 sitions available, 9 a.m. - 2, ply Nlchols-Manchester Tire Top Rates contact Arlene Braman, RFD EXPERIENCED custodian Monday through Friday, excel Inc., 295 Broad St., Manches Overtime Schedule 1, Hebron. 1-228-3632. TRUCK TIRES —Save. Dis COMPLETE PLUMBING and, wanted, full-time, day shift. lent positions for women with ter. All Prevailing Benefits continued design, brand new heating installation, repairs Apply in person. General Plus Profit Sharing Plan Goodyear hl-mller R-C’s. On GUid remodeling. Service calls io m x E Y M A N Cleaning Service, 46 Oak St. additional Income, Announcomonts 2 ly $19.95 for size 700x15. Plus given Immediate attention. mediate steady employment person. S^TOCKMAN W ^ T E d T ^ ELECTROLUX vacuum clean excise tax and recappable tire. Call M A M Plumbing A,heat Wilson Electrical Co., 646-4817. 6 days. Apply W.T. Grant Co., MANCHESTER NO P A R K IN 6 Add $3. if old tire won't re ing. 649-2871. LPN or RN WANTED for doc ers, sales and service, bonded MEN WANTED for custodial Shopping Parkade. 1 cap. Other sizes comparably tor's office in Rockville. Hours TOOL and DESIGN representative. Alfred Amell, work, mornings. Call General low priced. Goodyear Service 3 evenings a week, 6-10. Write 647-1719 or 643-4913. Cleaning Service. 649-5334. FOOD CHAIN headquarters in 130 Hartford Rd. Store, Kelly Rd., Vernon. 646- Millinor^f, Box B, Manchester Herald. South Windsor needs man to 649-6263 0101, 876-6292. Drossmaking 19 learn small off-set press opera Porsonols HOUSEKEEPER wanted, 9 STOCK CLERK J EXPERT alterations on all a.m.-3 p.m., one day weekly, tion, some typing, liberal bene fits, apply after 1. Gaer Bros. WANTED — ride to Pratt A clothes, zippers repaired, etc. Thursday or Friday. $1.26 per Trailors— Full or Part-time 140 Rye St. South Windsor. PART-TIME 4-5 hours shift w y r x i Whitney Brewer St .lot, from Reasonable prices. 648-0741. hour. 644-8983. St. John St. Manchester, third Mobile Homos 6-A available for men, 7 a.m.-6 p.m. ARTHUR DRUG STORE RECEIVING clerk — d^^ Press operators, packers, spot 5 0 0 ANTS AND MOSQUITOES (T) IH> >T Ml*. W. TX. »,«. U.5. fX. OH. shift. 649-1380. I960 TRU(?K Camper, excellent Moving— trucking— COUNTER WOMEN for morn- Ing shift, full or part-time, modem air-conditioned print welders, apply Eastern Boiler, c a n 't PE WRONG! condition, reasonable. Call 875- See John Katz THIS IS AN o YOUR (Dutchmald) demon Storage 20 id ;al for second shift wife or ing plant, liberal company 99 Loomis St. Manchester. BY IHCK CAVALU strator. Mrs. C. Petz, 468 Weth- 1710. benefits, equal opportunity em IDEAL SPOT MORTY MEEKLB MANCTTOSTOR Delivery—light college students. Please apply ■' erell St., Manchester. Please Mr. Donut, 255 West Middle LANDSCAPED laborers — no ployer. Burroughs Corp. Busi FdRA trucking and package delivery. > PICNIC,/AR. IF-mBYtS5BDlH5 ■: call 643-4375 after 4 p.m. for In Garage— Servlc« Tpke. ' experience necessary, $2.26 ness Forms and Supply Group formation on party bookings. Refrigerators, washers and per hour. Call Grantland Nur Rt. 30, Tolland, Conn. I ABERNATHY. I e W T A 7 5 iSAAAE SysreSA FDP2. stove moving specialty. Fold M ALE PROId UCTION WORKERS eCHOOL 6BADB6 I'P Stoijago AVON CHRISTMAS Gift Cos sery, 643-0669 or 643-4781. TOCAV-THAT^ RIDE WANTED vicinity Man- ing chairs for rent. 649-0752. metics selling now! Big earn LIGHT IcUSTODIAL work. 2 THE LCWE5T B E A © EN/LV6 . ' ' C hester golf course to Aetna ings near home in spare time. SIAN WANTED to work in lum p.m.-6 p.m., must be reliable^ OPENINGS ON ^LL 3 SHIFTS e o D t z B t v e GARAGE Stone St. I ,■ building 8-4:10. 643-8612. ~ P d n ^ g — Papering 21 National advertising ^and beau beryard, must have driver’s Call 649-5334, 643-7176. e v s Z H A D i' I I — ,------4884. licence. Davis A Bradford I . „ J .. — . — tiful packaging make is easy. Starting Rote $2.31 per hour ond up PAINTING. Interior, exterior, No experience needed. Full Lumber Co., 200 Tolland St., • , « 3 Automobllos For Solo 4 free '•yitimates. Contact Gerald training. Call 286-4922 for ap East Hartford. Motorcycles— ^ A.. StrattOHj 643-8748. 643-4887. Exceiient fringe benefits inciuding major medical *'■ • NEEH} C AR ? Your credit turn- pointment in your home at WANTED — licensed plumbers NURSES AIDES joNes4wt>6aiy9N Bicycles your convenience. insurance. 100% paid premium, eight paid hoUdays ed down? Short on down pdy- ______INSIDE-outslde and apprentice plumbers. and generous vacation plan. Applications accepted 1^; ment? Bankrupt? Reposses- YAMAHA — NEW dealership. cial. rates for people over 65. WANTED — practical nurse for Rockville Sheet Metal, 18 Ver WANTED PRISCIIAA'8 POP BY A Ij VKHliBiCR Sion? daily, interviews Tuesdays. ■r Don’t despair! See Hon- Sales and .service at Seymour Call my competitors then call private home, 5 day week. Call non Ave. Rockville. 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. end 12 est Douglas. Inquire about low- Auto, 681 Main St„ Manches me. Estimates given. 649-7863, I flo w DID IT 649-1221, 6-9 p.m. 12 to 8 A.M. . ■ - est down, smallest payments ter. 875-8401. APPLY TO H A P P E N ?.S anywhere. No small loan or fi- EXPERIENCED hairdresser Cali . nance company plan. Douglas JQ3EPH P. Lewis custom wanted.^LuJon Salon of Beauty STOCK MAN WANTED ■! Motors, 333 Main. Business Sorvicos painting. Interior and exterior 61 E. Center St. 643-1939. b'ull or Part-Time CRESTFIELD Rogers, CorporoWon CAPTAIN EASY BY LESUB TURNER Offorod 13{ paper..nnging, wallpapier re Good Salary—Store Discount 1961 OLDSMOBILE 98, 4-door, ______moved. Wallpaper hooka on re^ Convalescent Hospital MILL A OAKLAND STS. — MANCHESTER, CONN, wanted, and Beneflto ^ full power, radio, heater, one gxLES AND Service on Ariens, quest. Fully Insured. Free cs- HAIRDRESSER 643-5151 or Call .>Usa Banister— 1-774-9605 owner, very clean. Call 649- Hahn Eclipse, Jacobsen lawn Umates. Call 649-9658. time. Call 643-1644. HOUSE A HALE Mrs. Goodchiid 1042. mowers. Also Homelite chain 945 Main St.—64S-412S NURSE RN or LPN, live in saws and International Cub p a in t in g —Interior and exte- ‘ ^ 1962 STUDEBAKER, 2-door or out, for ambulatory patlnts Cadet Tractors. Rental equip ’ rlor, very reasonable, free es standard, good condition. 1960 part-time or full-time. Call ment and sharpening service timates. Call Richard Martin, * 7 Ford Ranch wagon, ,6 cylinder, Newington 1-666-5689. on all makes. L A M Equip 649-0286. ^ automatic transmission, good ment Corp., Route 88, Vernon. running condition. 644-0031. INTERIOR and WOMAN FOR cleaning 875-7609 Manchester Exchange paperhanging, special low fall part-time help, must have own DRAFTSMEN - DESIGNERS WANTED to buy used cars and —Enterprise 1945. rates. Call for free estimates, transportation. Call 644-1504 be J trucks. Call 528-1990 between 872-4434. tween 2-5 p.m. Manchester Mo- 8-4:30 p.m..^ 0-.8:30 p.m. YOU ARE .^-1, truck Is A-1. DETAILfRS - CHECKERS Cellars, attics, yards and small J, ; ,1966 GTO convertible, 360 h.p., trucking done A-1 right. Call Hoor Finishing MIMICAL ASSISTANT wanted Tremano Trucking Service toll E n g in e e r s i' * u' 4-speed, posl-tractlon, AM FM FLOOR SANDING and refinlab- for doctor’s office In Manches free, 742-9487. ter. Hours Monday and Friday, radio, trl-power, excellent con- Ing (specializing in older I Needed to set up end handle office rau- 9-5; Wednesday and Thursday, . dlUon. 649-7764. floors), cleaning, waxing Tools, Machines, Mechanical and Electrical Products, ATTICS and cellars cleaned, 9-12. Write Box A, Manchester tines in o small manufacturing offico. Sq!ary floors. Painting. Paperbanging. 1965 SPORT FURY, 2-door hard- trash hauled t o . the dump, Her^d. Some Road Jobs, Top Rates, Plus Overtime, Full No job too 'S m a ll. John Var- commensurate with training I and oxpori- - top, power brakes and steering, light trucking, reasonable. 643- Benefits Plus Profit Sharing Plan, Immediate alr-condMioned, 42,000 miles, 5846. . ■* foUle, 64941760. QUALIFIED Public Health Openings. ence. Excellent opportunity to grew witk a ' t ' $1,800. 643-6746. Supervisor—Immediate open A - ■ ______. YOUNG MAN with truck de Bonds— Stocks— ing in 5 Tturse. agency. BS de ropidly expanding business. TIi 1963 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass, 4- sires light hauling Jobs, clean gree and experience ’ in -public / ■ ing cellars, atUcs, garages and Mortgogos 27 MANQHESTER TOOL & DESIOR, INC. speed on the floor, posl-trac- health nursing required. For Write, stating qualifications-to Box O. • tion rear end, bucket seats. 649- yards. 1-232-0688. SECOND MORTGAGE - Un- application and interview con 130 HARTFORD ROAD— MANCHESTER 5900. STEPS. SIDEWALKS, stono. limited funds available for sec tact Manchester Public Health Manchester Evening Herald. Nursing Association. 55 East '''' 1964 VOLKSWAGEN mirco- walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter- ond inortgages, payments to •Center St., Manchester, 649- TEL. 649-5263 ',V' bus, deluxe, model 241, excel- ’ race.s All concrete repairs suit your budget. Expedient lent condition. 644-8983. Reasonably priced. 643-0861. service. J. D. Realty, 641-5139. 5389. /
p a g e ELiiiVEli rAOE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HfeRALD, MANCHESl’ER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1967 Wahtod To^Ront 68 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Saie_72 Household Goods 51 Wonlod— To Buy 58 Business Locations H oimw For Solo 72 H o w i ^pi^"Saio 72 Hoosos For Solo 72 Hqusos For Sole 72 Suburban For Solo 75 Wanted— Roal Estate 77 Y a l e Q l O O S C S Minor Heckling For Rent 64 BENTON Street... Two fam TWO FAMILY in excellent SEWING MACHINE Singe: WANTED S and H Green WANTED . 6 or mdre room condition, 4-4. Beautiful piece ICANCHBBtBRr-SeiuiUM n m SCARBOROUGH Rd.—Colonial CONE ST. beauUful 3 bedroom EUEVEN rooms, 4 room apart- VERNON — 35 Sunny View Dr. SELLING your home? For apartment or house'for family ily home of eight rooms. Three 6 room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2 prompt' courteous service At Black ^iicus / automatic zig.rag ir cniMr.et Stamps only. Need cash? $1.60 VERN^ ^^2,000 square feet for investment o r owner **®*“*^ large living room, for- ’ oolonlai In prime resldenUai ment, excellent condition, wall of 4. Call 643-8213. large rooms on first floor phis Large Iota with scenic w l ^ m ^ dining room, sunroom, 8 area, 1V4 baths, excellent con- full ceramic tiled baths, 2-cab thijit gets results call Louis Kennedy and CLASSIFIED button holes, embroluars. hem^* per book. Call 876-8608. or more with loading docks dwelling.Separate heating to wall carpet, attractive bam, Hike in Hertford tile bath . . .'five rooms and quality built, sound valuelei For bedrooms.bedrooms, 1%itL baths,hafiia. 2-car ta x- dition throughout. T. J. Crock garage, 2 fireplacjes, one in Dibock)lmi ReaUy, 649-0823. etc. Like new condtUon.- Orig in brand new building with system, driveways and yards, 360’ frontage, Hutchins Agen HOUSE OR apartment in Man bath on second. Two car gar- ftill information call Mitten age. Marlon E. Robertson, rec room, picturesque view. inally over S3D0, balance noiv. modern facilities, 3-phase elec $19,900. Wolverton Agency, ett, Realtor, 643-1577. cy, Realtors, 649-5324. Rockefeller HAR’TFORD (AP)—An open Rooms Without Board 59 chester family with 2 high agd; Large lot. Close to high Agency, Realtors, 648-8980. Realtor, e4S-596S. Owner, asking $34,500. Call $5S. Take over payments ol trical, minutes from parkway. school and one elementary Realtors, 049-281S. NEW HAVEN (AP)-Students ADVERTISING school.'. Asking $20,900. T.J. MANCHES’TER — 7 room exe 875-2026. Caucus into Hartford’s pre- SIO. monthly. 522-0476. SlE ^ilO M PSO N House -C o t Call 872-0528 week days. - MANCHESTER ^ children. 643-0102 after 6 p.m. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. ■ RANCH — 6 large rooms, 1% . MANCHESTER — 4 family, cutive Ranch, flowering peren Lots For Sole 75 HELP - HELP - HELP! at Yale Law School think the tage St. centrally located, large A JOY TO OWN central location, 3 bedrooms GLAS'TONBURY — Up on Mln- 1968 presidential candidates dominantly white |Bnd CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS CLEAN. USED refrigerators, MODERN store?|heated, 20’x'70’ :______~~------baths, huge modem kitchen ] nials, schrubs and trees make pleasantly furnished rooms, each apartment. On $4,200. up the elegantly landscaped MANCHESTER — Vernon nechaug Drive, a deluxe Rf jich should be Republican Gov. Nel- encountered only minor heckling ranges, automatic washers, MANCHESTER with bullt-lns, 14x24’ family If you are particular about Yes, we do need your help. 8 A .M . to 5 PJM. parking. Call 649-2368 for over ^ 3Main St ,-^central Call A p o i t m o n t Buildings down earn a prime net return.; -- treed 180x300 lot Wolverton on approximately four acres son Rockefeller and Democratic 1‘^i‘iday nlgnt. with guarantees. Sec them at room on living level with fire-'- the condition and neighbor yard, stone walls, private Es We need listings smd If you night and permanent guest 649-8538, 643-5129, J.D. Real Agency, Realtors, 640-2813. Overlooking Hartford. This Sen. Robert, F. Kennedy, both ® ® 5 .* ^ ' B. D. Pearl's Appllanee.s. 64»- For Sale 69 NEAR CENTER place, garage, $24,000. Phil hood of a home you ther Williams swimming pool are thinking of selling your rates. Estate Co. home is loaded with extras, has nf New Yorlt ®*''* speeches in front of St. COSMETICS ty, all utilities furnished, ities for fine family living.' lent condition. Beautiful lot, VERNON — unique oversized =‘» T / 80 to 13, and Romney 39 to 30. PART-TIME janitor needed, sale at low, low prices, $1.60 multi-colored beige, $25. 649- ment, adults preferred. Call $23,000. Philbi^ck Agency, vestment or home. - Hutchins for Earl Everett, 649-8538, 643- zanne Shorts, 643-8886. conveniences, including city well landscaped, plenty of big Ranch, over 1600 square feet h ^------W E C A R R Y AIL adults. 742-9555. Nick Convertino will be happy THE TOP LINES evenings. Apply in person per yard if you loa'd and haul, 1921. 875-5218. Realtors, 649-5347. Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. 6129. J.D. Real Estate Co. water and sewer. Forest trees. Owners transferred. Ask- aeiense or mat ne to show you this listing at your J. WATSON BEACH & Co. Mock Company, 1227 Tolland $2 per yard if we load and you 21 Central Row, Hartford Hills is living proof that ing $18,600. T.J. Crockett, Real vf h^hn' Rattl once Ratti The so-caUed "local group” of haul, $2 per yard plus $5 an 3% Ro o m s , heated, near bus convenience. CaU ’The Jarvis you can have your dream B-ararp —r*—„ ,1 __ of .Manchester, In said District, de- COMPLETE HOME REMODELING FROM DESIGN TO Park A Oakland Aves., on your old watch in trade. SYLVESTER J. PLOUPE MARION E. ROBERTSON EARLE S. ROHAN ALFRED P. WBRBNER Agency, Realtors, 649-5347. Circle, 6 room Cape, located Agency, Realtors, ceased. P any quanity. 644-8962. Information please call theatre ed lot. Family room off kitch 049-5347. On motl'On of John G. Spinney. 46 Closed Mondays. F.E. Bray, ------In an exceUent area, extensive , Walker Slreei. Manchester. Connec- East Hartford manager at 643-7832. ROBERT H. SMITH WESLEY R. SMITH BLVA E. TYLER ROBEIRT I. WOLVERTON en, beautifully enclosed rear 737 Main St., State Theatre CLOCKS bought, sold, traded, 6^ ROOM CAPE — possible 4 -view, needs some repair. A T r> 1 ~ tlcut. executor. bedrooms, new ceramic bath, good investment. Don’t be porch. Two car garage. Quiet VERNON Trout Brook Rd. o ______r d b r e D: That six months Building. expert repairing. Colonial 35 MAIN ST.—400 square feet, deadend street. A truly fin^e A U and R built Ranch with fgom first floor, adjacent to north fireplace, 100x174 treed lot. Im- disappointed. CaU Now. War- PART-’TIME mechanic, days, Clock Shop, 382 Main St., rear. home, quality built by U t R. 3 bedrooms, fireplace, built- and allowed for the creditors wlth^ Old clocks only. Open 10 a.m. end redevelopment, suitable mediate occupancy $16,700 ren E. Howland, Realtor, 643- 9-12 noon. Apply in person Holi ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Loads of cabinets and. closet ms,Ins w wall att xoto wattwnll caireung, rametine iin fin- ^ which to ^gjarte, bring and In theirsaid claimsexecu- Florists— Nurseries 49 for beauty parlor, barber shop Wolverton Agency, Realtors, no8. day Lanes, 39 Spencer St., - 9 p.m. Sundays open till 5 space. Call now to avoid dis Ished rec room and garage In tor is directed to give public notice p.m., closed Tuesday and or office. Available July 1. 649-2813. Manchester. CHRYSANTHEMUMS — bring STEPHEN M. AMBDY ANNE BARTLETT HAROLD BRAITHWAITE BRUCE L. CHARBONEIAU BEIAUTIFUL 9 room home, per appointment. Belflore Agency, basement, sundeck patio All t o e fllowed''bJ Wednesday. Call 649-2865. j your pot and dig your own, 76c. VIVIAN C. CHARBONBAU NICHOLAS D. manent siding, possible 6 bed 643-5121. on a large wooded lot. T. J. publishing a copy of this order In NANCY B. DIMOCK HOMER J. GRASSELER Pmekett Rpaltor 643-1667 aome newspaper having a clrcula- 179. Fern St. 643-7278. HEATED STORE for rent, next CONVERTINO rooms, 2-car garage, 2 porches. L,roCKeit, Keaiior, lotw. said probate district within Help Wanted— GERTRUDE A. For Young Ones y’a^d'; pAcK Ma n c h e s t e r - vemonu^ ten days from the date of thU or- HARDY chrysanthemums in all Wearing Apparel— to Cumberland Farms, W. Mid EDITH E. HOWLAND CARLYLE B. JOHNSON 6% room Ranch, 1% baths, COVENTRY — $18,600 1'^ der■ aid return make to this court Male or Femdie 37 HAGEDORN NORMAN S. HOHEINTHAL verton Agency, Realtors, 649- colors, 50c and 75c each. Open dle Tpke, vicinity Manchester large fireplaced living room,, acres, 32 fruit trees, barn, 2- of the notice given. Furs 57 EVERRBTT T. McKINNEY HELEN M. PALMER 2813. JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. MEN, WOMEN, students—part- 7 days a week and evenings Parkade. 649-2939. IREINE J. KWIATKOWSKI KENNETH M. LAPPBN built-ins, aluminum windows. car garage, 2 bedroom Ranch, ; |;-tlme. Fuller Brush-sales, 15 till dark. Ponticelll’s Green MEN’S REBUILT SHOES are CaU now. Hayes Agency, 646- paneled kitchen and living WILLIAM R. ROOD DORIS E SiMITH RICHARD C. HARMON EVA E. h u f f m :a n '' hours, $40. guarantee. Open house and Nursery, .433 No. better than cheap new ones. 0131. room, underground cold stor LIMITATION ORDER ings available for managers. Main St. Sam Yulyes, “ Shoe Repairing The Beret age, 12x15 fool shed. F.M. Gaal AT A CX3URT O F PROBATE, MANCHESTER — Crestwood held at Manchester, wUhIn and for CaU 644-0202^ 644-2269. of the Better Kind,” 23 Oak Agency,.ngcoj, 643-2682, Gay Blair, the Dwtrlct of Mlonchestei^ on the St, a few steps from Main. Drive. Six room Cape, lovely NON RESIDENT MEMBERS 742-6921 or Gall Green, 742-7092 gSS'*'j^n' ‘f ^ WalleU, SCHOOL BUS operators for Garden— Farm- yard, trees, storms and Judge. 1967-1968 school year. Hourly EVENING GOWNS - worn screens, patio, 1,000 gallon un VERNON — 4-bedroom Ranch, Estatfx of Howard W. G reen or Dairy Products 50 once, reasonable, size 10. Call BBRNIE CANTOR RAYMOND S. HOLCOMB ■ BETY G. KRISTOFAK SAMUEIL M. L A 'V n T Howard Wailer Green, late of Mcui* rate $2.43. Silver Lane Bus derground oil tank, radiant lovely landscaped lot, near Chester, in said DUtricl. deceased. Line, Inc., 49 Brainard Place. 'VEGETABLE Growers Outlet 649-2053. THOMAS G. WELLS heat. Immediate occupancy. parkway and schools, storms, On motion of The Connecticut ROBEHtT H. ANDERSON Bank & Trust Co.. Hartford. Con- — Fresh vegetables, reUiil, CaU owner, 649-6386. $17,900. Meyer Agency, 643-06(K) “ e'x^ilor COOK — experienced in super wholesale. Specialty com and ORDERED. That six months Wontod— To Buy 58 VERNON — custom 4 bedroom from the 26th day of September, vision and purchasing. Top sal- ' tomatoes. Open daily, com er Gracious Apartment (XILONIAL — 7 rooms, baths, extra large living and fomii. 1967, be and the same are limited ary for qualified person in Adams and ’Tolland ’Tpke., op HOUSEHOU3 lots — Antiques, Living in Lovely Manchester AFFILIATE MEMBERS Colonial, 3 tiled baths, famllj allowed for the creditors wlth- dining_ I'oom, large sunroom, 3 room, double garage, lots of in which to bring in their claims Manchester area. Apply Con posite Caldor’s. brlc-a-brar.', clocks, frames, 1 and 2 BEDROOM , GEXJRGE G. JOHNSON necticut State Employment glassware. We buy estates. Vil APARTMENTS bedrooms, garage, $23,600. Phil- trees, low 30's, Hayes Agency, i,®®dir^®'to“ 1^lvr'^blte Service, 806 Main St. Manches NOEL J. BEILOOURT ROBERT J. BOYCE LLOYD A. DAVIDSON Mechanics Savings Bank brick Agency, 649-5347. 646-0131. notice to the cr^Uora to bring in TOMATOES ^ pick your own lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 and TOWN HOUSES ° ______their claims within said time cu- ter. bring your own basket. $1 half Conn. Bank & Trust Co. Man. Sav; an!d Loan Assn. Society for Savings Lake St, Bolton, 649-3247. From $145 Monthly MANCHESTER - 6 room SOUTH WINDOR —6 room b?'som bushel. 114 Buckland Rd. Wap- Including: RAYMOND L. MILLER OFFICE help, night work, typ WILLIAM F. LEX3AULT MARSHALL P. LOVEJOY WINIFRED M. MARMOUD Colonial, one car garage, wood- SpUt level exceUent location, circulation hi said prob^e ^trict plng. WE BUY AND sell antique and • Free Gas For Cooking East Hfd. Fed. Savings FALL FIX-UP TIME Savinga Bank of Manchester Bruce-Termimix c f New Elng. Hfd. Nat. Bank & Trust Co. ing and general office, m^ale used furniture, china, glass, • Automatic Dishwashers ed lot. Bowers School area, near schools, shopping, garage, h,iH o,de? rJunT make h>®th?» 3 fit and Lci£in Ajsish. CaU Earl Everett, 649-8538, 643- nice lot, swimming pool. Hayes court of the rwUce givem or female. Call Henry Jenkins TURNIPS yellow and purple, $1 silver, picture frames, old • Disposals ' 5129. J.D. Real Estate Co. Agency, 646d)131. w allett, Judge. Fall means fix-up time! Whether your home needs a new paint job, p r o t e c Transportation Cp., South half bushel. Comer Glode Lane coins, guns, pewter, scrap gold, • Wall-To-Wall Carpeting tive siding, a new roof or perhaps those worn out gutters should b e r e Windsor, 528-2133. and Tolland St. near East watches, old Jewelry, hobby Rental Agent Hartford Manchester town'line. collections, paintings, attic con J. D. REALTY HONORARY LIFE MEMBER placed. Whatever home improvement you are considering, it’s wise t o g e t i t tents or whole estates. Furni 64S-5129 • 648-8779 Situations Wontod— TOMATOES — pick in own con . MADELINE SMITH dorie before winter sets in, r , tainers, last chanoe before ture Repair Service, 643-7449. ^ Fomaio : 38 frost. 21 Angel St. ., THESE ARE THE PEOPLE COMPRISING THE MANCHESTER BOARD OF REALTORS. THAT GRILLED HAM and If you decide there’s a job or two that needs doing call or come in and dis SEXJRETARIAL or general of GREEN MOUNTAIN f winter WIN cuss it with our trained personnel. fice work desired part-time, le potatoes, 50 pounds $2; yellow THEY ARE SUCCESSFUL IS EVIDENCED BY THE GROWING SALES TOTALS IN THEIR gal experience, excellent skills. TO KNIT CHEESE SANDWICH globe turnips, half bushel, $1. 0 643-8797. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE. MORE IMPORTANT. HOWEVER, IS THE FACT THAT THEY Pick your own tomatoes, red ORCHARD 2Vz Gallons or green half bushel, $1. Bring CARE ABOUT THEIR COMMUNITY. LOOK THE ROSTER OVER CAREFULLY. YOU WILL Hefty, main-sized and good! REMEMBER WILL CARE for child in my own containers. Joseph of Shady Glen home. Relgstered, 643-9044. A. Mack, 125 Clark Rd., Bol RECOGNIZE MANY ACTIVE PARTICIPANTS IN THE CIVIC, FRATERNAL, SERVICE, AND ton. HEIGHTS SOCIAL ORGANIZATION OF MANCHESTER. REALTORS GIVE OF THEMSELVES UNSTINT- 8254 ICE CREAM NOT TALK...JUST FACT Dogs— Birds— Pots 41 CONCORD g r a p e s ”— pick AVERY STREET— SOUTH WINDSOR 15"-18" Doll your own, bring own con INGLY TO MAKE THEIR COMMUNITY A BETTER PLACE TO LIVE. ALL THE MORE REASON, GKOOMINO ALL breeds. Har- FREE! Enjoy Shady Glen's delicious tainers. 270 -Hackmatack St., THEN^! TO SEE A REALTOR WHEN BUYING OR SELLING REAL ESTATE OF ANY DESCRIP What every “ little mother” m ooy HIU. H.C. Chase, Hebron rear, alter 4 p.m. OPEN SUNDAY .6 Models wants to complete her baby CORN CHOWDER on Wednes X -n iA is our first name. We give X-Tra value . . . Rt no X-Tm Cost... Rd., Bolton, 643-5427. TION. THEIR COMPETENCE AND THEIR CARE, COMBINED WITH THE REALTOR CO DE O F doU’s wardro]^—a christening 5291 The best recipe of the 50 TOWELS $2.50. Brand new. 2 - 5 P.M. On Display robe, sleeper, short dress, and So ’In Fashion’—a flattering month, wins a 2H gal Biggest towel bargain ever. lon ctmtainer of, Shady day or Saturday . . . ^ ETHICS. ARE YOUR ASSURANCE IN REAL ESTATE MATTERS. romper suit. beret______in knit that gives the ap- HOME for part angora kittens, Send $2.50 plus 50 cents post Glen Ice Cream Free! NO MONEY DOWN ... LOW BAIjK TERMS / hpuaebroken. Call 643-8404,^ _ No. 8254 is with Patt-Orrama. pearance of being wihlte n ^ ! Recipe mqst call for age handling per set. Bargain Custom Built Homes on FUlly Wooded Lots. One size wUl lit a I*” to 18!’ topping for this com- House, Box 565, Falls Church, ice cream, either in it FREE —- puppy, part German baby dtUl. See pattern lor ex- mg season’s costumes, or on it when served. Va. 22046. REFERENCES: Shepherd, 3 months old, female. Custom built homes surrounded by an 85 acre park with act yardages. , Pattern No. 5291 has lull knit Monthly Winners will be CALL NOW 648-2800. CABBAGE, beans, peppers, to panoramic view of the 'Vernon Hills. All lots are % acre To order, send 60 cents in (Erections, announced; all recipes wlU become our prop Manchester Chamber of Commerce matoes, squash, pumpkins, ap or larger, many wooded. Walk to schools and churches, coins plus 16 cents each for first- To or^er, send 35c in coIm AKC miniature g^ay poodle, 10 minutes by parkway to Hartford. Priced for you. Will class maU and special handling, plus 16c/«aich in lirat-claas mall erty and the decision Savings ^ nk of Manchester Free Shop-At-Home Service ples, native melons. 21 Angel of the Judges will be female, 10 weeks old. Call St. build to your plans or ours. Financing immediately ONLY A REALTOR to: . and s p ^ a l handling, to Anne 643-4074. available. final. 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Only 50c. f / SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1967 M OB ■mBLjhE jlanriffBitpr lEtiBntng Toikmd Saternis Gets Bolton Coventry ' Obituary jers Union Asks Ril^y Replies Large Truck First Prize 3,295 Voters Are Eligible Joseph Franc Authority to Strike i To Mrs. Morgan TOLLAND-Joseph Franc, 68, William Riley, Republican To Go to the Polls Monday Jack-KLniiFes . of Rt. 74, owner of Franc Chev In Contest 'member of the Board of Finance rolet Inc. of South Wllllngton, A strike against the Ihigers Corporation by R io|.e A Mtive, loaded tdaller truck has taken Issue with the state ellglblo to go to the polls on Ruth Hill and Rachael UlU- died early this morning at Rock (Continued from Page One) than 6{to employes in its Manchester, Willimantic and ment in the newspapers yester vma one o f five vehicles- Ifl- Mondiay to cast thetr votes dur brldge, machine tenden, aa^ ville Memorial Hospital. He was winner will be announced at Rogers plants may be n the offing if company officials, day by Mrs. Mary Morgan, Arthur J. Vinton, mechanic. voK«d tn a series of acddents ing the special and town elec- the husband of Mrs. Mae Kalas tonight’s dinner. fail to meet union demands for a new contract. Democratic registrar of voters. Both local political partlea are on the Wilbur Grow Highway Franc. Satemis, a 10-year veteran on Unilon locals in the t'hree Riley said Mrs. Morgan Tiad . Uon. offering services of baby sitting Mr. Franc was* bom July 29, Thomas Johnston, vice presi In ToUand during- a three-hour The Herald’s staff, has won nu plants ha've tentatively called a charged he. and First Selectman The program da classfifled as and transportation: For the 1898 in Bayonne, N.J., a son of dent in charge of production. parted o f rain and wet pave- merous prizes for photographs Richard Morra “changed the a special electian etoce a nor Democrats, headquarters are at Joseph and Anna Proh Franc, meeting Oct. 8, at which, mam- "W e just received the union’s 'm em yeaftei^y, ^tate police in which appeared In the Herald. rules and regulations of the the Nathan Hale Community and lived in the Tolland area bens will be asked to authorize whole package demands Thurs town at will.’ ’ mally state post of judge of Coioheater said today. In last year’s contest con Center, as well as from the for the past 48 years. He was a a sitrike vote, according to day and as far as I am concern Riley referred to Mrs. Mor probate will have to be filled Tlfirty smashed fence posts, ducted by the New Eng home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond member of Uriel Lodge of Ma-" George Fratus, recording secre ed we are still in negotiations,’’ gan’s complaints about a due to the resignation of the two arreate, teen-age girl’s sore land AP association, Saternis H. Bradley. sons, Merrow; Orient Chapter tary for the Manchester local. he said. "W e intend to sign a change in payment for mod former offlciaS. A ppc^lng ^on it ■ ‘ ' knee and hours of jammed took second prize in the news For the Republicans, head RAM, Stafford; Adonlram Coun category for his picture of the The existing contract at all contract.” erators of primaries. the ticket for this post "are traffic Into the evening were Johnston declined to comment quarters are In the Sehert Build cil R & SM, Rockville; Climax Vernon Congregational Church three 'plants expires Monday. He said, “ Everyone should be William A. Hall (D), and David some o f the results, police said. further, ^cept to note that for well aware Mr. Morra Is a mem ing, as well as from the home'of Chapter, OES, Merrow; fish fire. In the same (iontest, Regi The workers are represented C. Rappo (R), boith attorneys The first accident happened "many years" the compeuiy-em- ber of a three-man board and I Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. 'Vinton. and game clubs in Rockville, nald Pinto, also a| Herald pho by the national United. Paper- Sit tow. at 10 ajn. when a car driven ploye contract has contained a am a member of a six-man Senior Citlsen Meeting West WJHington and Stafford;, tographer, won second prize in makers and Paperworkers The town Election is in two by Ijeonard Ardne, 20, cf New clause providing for workers to board. ’These boards, not one Coventry Senior Citizens will the Italian Club, Stafford* the feature picture category. union, AFL-CIO. ’There are parts; On Question 1 “ For the Britain ran off the right side continue under a conti^ct after man, make the decisions.’’ meet at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday Springs; and the National Auto Satemis, a fopr-year veteran about 120 members at the three adoption of the proposed Char o f the WUbur Cross while its expiration as long as nego He added election salaries are at the Church Community mobile Dealers, Connecticut Au in the U. S. Air Force, served plants. ter for the Town of Coventry’’ House on Rt. 44A instead of the ' heading' east. He knocked down Fratus said the possibiUtyof tiations toward k new one are set by the board for admissions posts before atopplng. Po- tomotive Trades, and Connecti as a photographer with the for which the voters will indi regular date of Tuesday in or a strike looms because manage being conducted.; of electors; sald the rain was heavy at cut Chevrolet Dealers Associa cate either a “yes” or a "no” der to take advantage of a bus ment, has not yet replied to a Employes at the firm’s new Riley also charged Democrat point. tions'. I vote. Both local political party trip Tuesday to Springfield for H list of demands for a new con $1 million facility at Chandler, ic Candidate for the Board of town committees and campaign Survivors, besid^ h^ wife, In Rosemary Blacker of New Education Aloyslus Ahearn vITJi a tour and shov^ at the Plane clude a daughter, Mrs. Harry tract currently being negotiat Arlz., would not be effected by platforms favor the adoption Britain, Arcine’s passenger, re some "irresponsible comments.’’ tarium. The bus for the Tues ed. The existing two-year con i strike vote at the Connecticut of this proposed document E. Ostein of Tolland, and a sis He cited Aheam’s letter to the day trip will leave the Senior ported a sore knee from the tract was-signed!in November, plants. ’The CSiandler branch, The second part involves the 5 accident. Police reported no ar ter, Mrs. Camlllo Neumeyer of editor of a newspaper stat^g Center in Willimantic at 11 a.m. which began operations earlier Lodi, N.J. 1965, after some two and one- voting for town ofltoials and All interested may obtain their rests. this year, has several hundred polls were only open from 6 p.m. Private funeral services will half months of negotiations. boards. Seektag office are for tickets at the Senior Center. 'The big tractor-tra'iJer truck employes. to 7 p.m. last year or one hour. be held at th^i l^ite-Gibson Fu The union’s demands are first selectman, Michael J. came on the scene heading east Rogers Corp. is a diversified "Jumping to conclusion^, Mr.* Church Services neral ,.Hom^, 68 Elm St., Rock mainly concerned •with in Pesce (D), and D. William right after the Arcine car manufacturer of plastics, print Ahearn did not take the: time The Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, ville. Burial will be in Grove creased wages and fringe bene Sleeper (R ), and as selectmen, crashed, police said. Al'bert Vln- fits, Fratus said. It is seeking ing and circuit: board, poron, to find out that the polls! were pastor, will conduct a World Hill C ^ e te ry at the conven Richard M. Hawley (D), and J. coH, 47, of Rochester, N.Y., ap an additional 25 cents per hour (a man-made shoe material) open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.’’ Wide observsuice service dur ience bf the family. Richard Nicola (R), both in plied his brakes when he saw "in wages, plus fringe benefits gasketing and fiijel system floats Riley said. ing the worship hour'at 11 a.m. Friends may call at the fu cumbents. the car but a tire blew out. costing about 37 cents per em ifor the auto industry and flat Riley also cited Aheam's pub Sunday in the Second Congre neral home tomorrow from 2 to lic charge that the town did not Running for town cterk and gational Church. There will be Police said the truck then ploye. cable and power and* signal dis 8 /and 7 to 9 p.m. A Masonic have a flag available with 50 town treasiuer: BUzBbe,th R. a service for new members to went off 1 the left side of the As for management, the pro tribution systems for the elec Service will be held at 8 at the stars for display in the town Rychling (D), and Ruth W. be accepted into the church road, knocked away 12 posts, posed . strike authorization tronics and aerospace indus funeral home. hall. He noted there were two Smith (R ); tax collector, F. during this hour. jack-knifed and forced th^ "came as complete news,” said tries. of these flags available at' the Pauline LltUe (R ), incumbent, truck’s rear traction wheels The Rev. William H. Beldan town offices and Ahearn should who has also been endorsed by deep, into the ground- Vincoli Jr., pastor of the First Congre have taken time to find that out. the Democrats for 'this i»st, gational Church, will use "The !was unhurt but it took a special Police Probe and Agent of Town Deposit towing company from Orange Question of New Wine" as his World Awaits Hanoi Reply Fund, Michael J. Pesce (D), sermon topic during the 11 a.m. to finally remove the truck by Hospital Notes and D. WHliam Sleeper (R). nightfall. Nine Crashes worship hour Sunday. A coffee Also, Board of Finance, Ar hour will follow In the vestry At 11:80 a.m. another truck, JOSEPH SATERNIS To Latest LBJ Peace Bid visiting hours are 2 to '8 p.m. Police yesterday and this thur H. Blondln Jr. (D), James when church members and par- not a trailer type, driven by in all areas excepting mater morning investigated nine strategic Air Command. Before (Continued from Fagp One) J. Ryan (D), and John W. Allen ishoners will have an opportu Paul Ousback, 27, of Portland, nity where they are 2:80 to 4 motor vehicle mishaps Involv (R) Incumbent and Richard F. nity to meet the new church Maine approached the scene of coming to The Herald in Au- early solution. He re Somebody Stole p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. and pri ing 17 vehicles. ’Two written Coughlin (R) Incumbent; Board organist and choir director, gust 1957, he was a photo lab „,j„ded his frequently- vate rooms where they are 10 the first two accidents. Police warnings were given; no ar The Kitchen Sinks of Education, Donald C. Averlll Frederick Cassler of Storrs. said he skidded on the road rests were made. technlcian at Royal-McBee, applauding listeners that "Ha- a.m. to 8 p.m. Visitors Are re^ (D) Incumbent, Ruth E. Benoit and went off to the right knock Hartford, noi has not accepted any of Ten kliltbhen slinks with a quested not to smoke in pa Monday a church study group Dennis Clifford, 26, of Gran which (D) Incumbent and Suzanne W. ing nine posts out. The Saternis family, these proposals’’ for peace talks totlail value df $200 were re tients’ rooms. No more than will meet from 10 a.m. to 11:80 ville, Mass., gol a written warn includes five children, lives at jijg pagt. Bralnard (R) and Peter A. a.m. in the vestry. This pro Ousback was charged with ported 'taken from the base two visitors at one time per ing jjop following too closely 14 Mountain St., Rockville. 'The Thomas (R). gram will continue each Mon speeding too fast for conditions But the Chief Executive em ment o f an apartmertt house patient. after the car he was driving hit children are: Mark, 12; Sharon, Board of Tax Review, Robert day, same time and- place for suid failure to stay in the es the rear of a car driven by phasized that "we and our South at 147 Edigerton St^ the ADMITTED YESTERDAY: 10; Wendy, 8; Michael, 6 and E. Garrepy (D ), Joseph L. all Interested in attending. tablished lane. He Is scheduled James S. Wojdyl, 28, of Hart Vietnamese allies are wholly weekend o f Sept. 23. The in Timothy Baker, 187 Woodbrldge Joseph, two months. iiuaqumoui ('a) 'Jf ubitbusiis A special meeting of church to appear In Circuit Court 12 in prepared to negotiate now.’’ He cident was reported to po St.; Richard Berryman, 40 Ol- ford. The mishap took place on Zoning Board of Appeals, Ge members will be held at 8 p.m. Manchester Oct. 23. Center St. near W. Middle ’Tpke. The Herald has been honored gaid; “ i am ready to talk with lice yesterdlay afternoon by cott St.; Thomas Cafro, Birch rard Dubord (D), Arlington G. Tuesday In the vestry to hear' Traffic began to pile up be extension shortly before one this with two first prizes in the New ho Chi Minh and other chiefs of Mrs. Agnes Romayko of Mountain Rd. Ext., Bolton; Bev Smith (D), and Herbert W. a report by the organ commit hind the three accidents. England AP annual contest, gt^te concerned tomorrow. East Hartford, one of the morning after the brakes on the erly Fields, 115 White St.; Clif Couch (R) and Doris F. Delano tee. At 1:18 p.m. a car driven by Clifford car failed, police, say. William Coe, The Herald’s edu- "i am ready to have Secretary owners of 'the building. ford Heritage, Lebanon; Rich cation reporter, won first prize Rusk meet with their foreign PoTice iSay the owners (R); Zoning Board of Appeals Women’s Club Meeting ^ a E. Manseau of Hartford A car driven by Allan ard Kilton, 101 South St., Rock Alternate, Patrick J. Curran crashed into the rear of the car B. ’Theriault, 19, of 83 Falrvlew for the| best news story in the minister tomorrow, told them new s't'ailnless ville ; .Charles Kominske, 453 The North Oovenitry Women’s paper’s; circulation class. He is " i am ready to send a trusted steel sinks were in cartons (D), Frederick S. White (R).; Clilb will have ite first meet driven by Robert A. SantaniUo, St. had to be towed away with Griffin Rd., South Windsor; Lio Planning and Zoning Commis 20, of Alden, Mass, as he front end damage after it hit receiving his prize tonight also, representative to any spot on and piled in the north cor nel Lessard, 169 Lyness St. Mrs. ing of .Its year at 8 pjn. Tues i Other winners in the category this earth to talk in public or sion, Robert H. Gantner (D) in slowed for direction signs at they rear of a car driven by ner of 'the cellar. Lorraine Lewis, 295 Main St.; day at tbe Church Oonununity bf children’s photos of less than private with any spokesman for cumbent, Stephen J. Joncus the scene, police said. ’There Bruce A. Wilson. 26, of East The 'tires and rims of a Mrs. Phoebe McCilelland, 81 House. All membera are asked 40,000 newspaper circulation Hanoi." (D) and Donald C. Smith (R) were no injuries reported. She Hartford on W. Middle ’Tpke. Volkswagen were removed Lake St.; John Miller, Pillsbury to bring Eurtlcles for a Chinese Include: Second, Peter Zaharis, While emphasizing peace ef Incumbent and Charles E. Funk was charged with following too near Rt. 18 yesterday at 6:48 as 'the car ■was parked at 23 Hill, Rockville. auction. Visitons are welcome. Salem, Mass., Evening News; forts in his address-delivered III (R). closely and will go to court in p.m., police report. Toll'and Tpke. Thursday Also, Mrs. Marla Ooms, RFD Hcittes.ses will be Mrs. August tied for third, David Matt, Salem before 1,600 delegates to the Na- Constables, Frederick G. Bls Manchester Oct. 23. A steel guard rail off Green night and Friday mo'rning. 3, Coventry; Darlene Pomakls, Kramer, Mrs. Charles Carl, and Evenlng News; Earl Dumin, tional Legislative Conference of The Victim, Richard Cao- sell (D) Incumbent, Charles C. photo by Pinto.) wood Dr. near Vernon St. was 9' Middlefield St.; Ernest Pom- Mrs. Nareii EailR Pawtucket, R.I. Times. State Officials—Johnson put ap- Bradley (D), Frank J. Ceasar damaged when a car driven by vet'te of 40 Olco'tit Sit. es’ti- phrey. Lake Rd., Andover; Mrs. Football Game Children over 40,000; Georgp proximately equal stress on m'ates the value o f the loss (D) incumbent and Anthony J. Verro Piero, 18, of 29 Ridge Joanne Pranckus, 47 Hammond The Coventry Pantbers Midg Rooney, ^ Providence Journal; U.s! determination to presevere at $130. The rims had been Paulis (D) incumbent, against St. skidded into it while at St., Rockville; John Simmons, et Football Team has a home second, Walter Elwell, Portland; In Vietnam. custom wldened.T Oaovette Zaccariah Leone (R), A. Harry About Town tempting to stop going down 27K Bluefield Dr.; Mrs. Julia game at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Maine; Press Herald; third, Ar “ First, we must not mislead told police. W. Olson Jr. (R ), George M. a hill, police say. The mishap Simmons, 27K Bluefield Dr.; local Plains Ajtbeletlc Field man Hatsiman, Hartford Cour- our enemy,” he said. "Let him Four bottle’s of liquor Palmer (R) and Delmar W. Three Manchester students took place at 10:40 p.m. yes Robert Thiel, East Hartford; against the Wtndaor Giants. are attending St. Anselm’s Col terday. ant. not think that debate and dis valued at $26.48 were taken Potter (R) incumbent. The,winners are among sev Pamela Turner, Thompsonville; lege, Manchester, N.H. They ’Thomas J. Dzicek, 21, of sent will produce wavering and from the Depot Square Board of Welfare, F'atrlcia A. Manchester Evening Herald en New England Daily newspa Mrs. Annie.-Walker, 12 Main St., are Dennis J. Gallagher, son of Rockville, got a written warn withdrawal. For I can assure Pack'age SItore after a Higgins (B) incumbent and Coventry correspondent,. F. pers who won top awards Fri Talcottvllle; Mrs. Donna Wine, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gal ing for making an improper you they won’t. Let him not break in sometime ’Thurs Patricia M. Hughes (D), Mil PauUiie UtUe, tel. 742-6231. day in annual photo and layout think that protests will produce day or Friday morning. Po 50 Reed St., Rockville. lagher of 99 Lakewood Circle r turn after the car he was. driv BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A dred C. Hiltgen (R) and Alice Peter B. Haney, son of Mr. ing and one driven by Carol contests. surrender. Because they won’t. lice Say entry was made Williains (R ): Board of Health, T)ie Providence, R. I., Journal Let him not think that he will through a basemen't door daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ron and Mrs. John T. Haney of 160 A. Stepas collided on Main St. ald Kaminski, 305 Diane Dr., Raymond D. Burnham (D) in Parker St.; and Jeffrey F. near Locust St. yesterday at hat^w o ■winners. Photographer wait us out. For he won’t\ off N. School Sit. cumbent, Ethel C. Harris (D) Pope Pleads Second, we will provide all Wapplng. Squires, son of Mr. and Mrs. 6:48 p.m., police report. Police Armir Cadoret placed first in incumbent, Sybil M. Victor (D) that our brave men require to DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; For UN Action Jeremiah F. Squires of 82 Ox indicate both cars were drive- the news photo contest for news- bodyguards since becoming a and Herman R. Allard (R) in papers with more than 40,000 do the job that must be done— Mrs. Adokea Russell, 23 A ca ford St. able after the accident. key government witness in Hof- cumbent, Janet S. Aronson (R) circulation, and George Rooney and that job’s going to be demy St.; Joseph PolltoT 193 W. In Viet War In the parking lot at Man fa’s 1962 conviction. and Dolly C. Fernald (R). won the top award for pictures done.” Partin said he rejected a Middle T^ke.; Carole Rose, Ci Mrs. and Mrs. Norman Bou- chester Memorial Hospital labt (Continued from Page One) of children. \ ------$l-mlllion bribe at the meeting, der Mill R^., Bolton; George Polling Places lay of 49 S. Alton St. recently night, a car driven by Anne Lindberg, 63 Erie St.; Laura The voting polls will be open returned from a weeks’ vaca Reed of 299 Oakland St. back Here are the winners: - offered if he would changs the Dupee, 17 Bond St.; Leonard from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday tion in Florida. ed into a parked, empty car Women’s page, under 4(),000: r C r n o t l testimony he gave at the trial Vietnam is not on the assem Pelletier, 31! Hilton Dr., South at the following places; For the owned by Ernest or Barbara First, Berkshire Eagle, Pitt’S-,^ and thus establish new grounds bly’s agenda but it has dominat Windsor; Nancy Gadoury, 115 First District, the Registrars of ’The Central District Commit Smith of 80 Greenwood Dr., po field. Mass.; second. New Brit ^om an Is Hurt for a new trial. ed the general policy debate, Evergxcen Rd., Vernon; Arthur Voters room in the Town Hall, tee of Children’s Services of lice say. Police indicate minor ain, Conn., Herald; third, Paw Young resigned as Mc- which on Friday completed Us and lor the Second District, at Connecticut 'will have an open damage was done to both cars. tucket, R. I. ’Times. In 2-Car Crash Kelthen’s aide in July. He spent Norwood, 31E McGuire Lane; second week. The message from Coventry Grammar School. meeting Friday at 10 a.m. at A car driven by David Wheel Women’s page over 40,000: two days as a state's witness, Norman Doughty, 128 Birch S(.; the spiritual leader of the Registrars of Voters have list Children’s Village, 1680 Albany er, 41, of 87 Tanner St. was First, Hartford, Conn., Courant; A rear-end collision early yes- immune to pros3cution, before Mrs. Sadie Laird, Mansfield; world’s more than 500 million ed the poll workers; First Dis Ave., Hartford. stopping for a school officer yes second, Providence Sunday Jour- terday morning sent Mrs. Clara the grand jury. Raymond Reid, 28 Marble St.; Roman Catholics was believed terday afternoon, w|ien a car nal; third, Worcester, Mass., D. Zagura of 27 ‘Ellington Ave Dlst. Atty. Sargent Pitcher of Joseph Carter, 114 Woodbrldge trict, Arthur Sebert, moderator; certain to give a boost to the South Methodist Church will driven by Robert Campbell, T9, Teleg^ram. to Rockville General Hospital Baton Rouge said Young agreed St. Patricia Higgins,, deputy regis pressure for a U.N. role In Vlet- have a Church School Family of 94 Ferguson Rd. hit it In Page one layout, under 40,000; with minor injuries, police said that he had arranged the meet , Also, Mrs. Gall Deane, 31 trar; Zena Feuerman, assistant "lam peace moves. Night for teachers, parents and the rear, police say. ’The mis First; Concord, N. H. Monitor; today. ing, at his home, between Par- Ridgewood St.; Mary Vander- deputy registrar; Karen L. children from tots through teens hap took place at the intersec second, Waltham, Mass. News - Police said she stopped her itn and Smith. Pitcher said, hoff, 66 Ardmore Rd.; Mrs. Re- Barnes, registrar, and Jean L. tonight at the church. Dinner tion of Center St. and Falknor Tribune; third, Bristol, Conn., car at the intersection of East however, that Young denied ac ba Grous, 4 Nye St., Rockville; Hunt, deputy registrar. Official More Donated will be served at 6 in Cooper Div Press. Main St. and Prospect St. when cepting $25,000 for the action. Mrs. Karen Johnson, East Hart checkers will be Helen Popple Hall. A car driven by Gregory Page one layout, over 40,000; the car driven by Lawrence Whether the money actually ford; Richard Klelnschmldt, and Alyce J. Wiley; challengers, To Tree Plan Koch, 22, lof Peterborough, N.H., First, Christian Science Monitor; Godin, 34, of Staffordville skid was paid would not change the Mansfield; Mrs. Martha Allard, Ellen Rumens and Thomas W. Friendship Circle of the Sal collided slightly with a, car driv second, Providence Evening Bul ded into the rear of her car. charge. Louisiana law does not Mansfield; Mrs. Helena Smith, Graham; machine tenders, Dor A total of 2 1 f more contribu vation Army will have a wor en by Irene E. Pulkstenis of 26 letin; th»d, Providence Journal. Godin was given a written discriminate between bribery 439 Parker St.; Ronald Badeau, othy Marinelll, Faye Chase, tions for treeh has been made ship prograin at itEi meeting Lydall St. in the Manchester Photo i\fews, under 40,000; First warning for following too and attempted bribery 35 Birch St.; Mrs’. Helen Mur Sybil Victor, Marjorie Z. Klein, to the Chamber of Commerce Monday at 7:48 p.m. at the Plaza parking lot yesterday Wayne C^oss, Woonsocket, R. I., closely. Pitcher said the special ses ray, 52 Weaver Rd.; Mrs. Anna Margaret A. Johnson, Barbara Memorial Tree Program. To Mrs. Zagura was treated and church. Hostesses are Mrs. morning. Police say the Pulk Call; second, Joseph Owens, sion of the East Baton Rouge Rose, 26 Hany Lane, Rockville; M. Hill; absentee ballot counter, date, contributions for approxi discharged from the hospital. John Pickup and Mrs. Maynard stenis car had two dents on the New Britain, ’ Conn., Herald; Parish ’ Grand Jury resumes Mrs. Grace Calabretta, 44B Zena Feuerman and Jean L. mately 182 trees hav? been re Antonio Aulet, 33, of Abbot Clough. left door, but the Koch vehicle third, Ted Dully, Bristol Press. Monday. Grand jury sessions Case Dr.; Ronald DeCioccIo, 127 Hunt, and mechanic, Henry Gle- ceived, according to Charles E. Rd., Ellington was arrested at had no damage. News |moto, over 40,000: First, are secret. Blssell St. ' secke. ' Jacobson Jr., chairman of the . 1:45 a.m. today and charged I Members of St. Bridget Rot ,A car driven by Robert C. Arthur ^adoret, Provld e n c e The session was called at the For the Second District Fran program. with operation in violation of Also, Frank Palllardi, Long ary ^ l e t y will '"meet Monday Souza, 41, of Coventry, hit the Journal; second,'*Herman Mar request of McKelthen, who de Hill Rd., Andover; Mrs. Diana ces Aho, moderator; Gertrude shall, Hartford Courant; tied for limited license. Police said the Under the program, a person at 7 :4~8 p.m. at the church park rear of a car driven by Myron manded the crackdown after, a Jones and daughter, 51 Faulk A. Haven and Bessie I. Strack, third, Edward Malley, Spring- license restricted him to driv- may purchase a tree for $5, ing lot and will proceed to North Green 41, of Eagleville at E. series of Life magazine articles ner Dr.; Mrs. Barbara Sulla and registrars; Pauline Morris and which is planted ip memory Or Methodist Church for an inter Middle ’Tpke. and Vernon .9t. field. Mass., Daily News; Paul -ing only at; ■work reported that organized crime Margaret Robertson, deputy reg _ Aulet is scheduled to appear son, East Hartford; Mrs. Lois in honor of an individual or or faith meeting. yesterday morning.” Police say Doherty, Boston Herald. flourishes In the state. Coleman and daughter, East istrars; Arllne Seibert and Es FlresV under 40,000 — First in Rockville Circuit Court 12 ganization. Contributions may the Green car came to a sud Hartford; Mrs. Joan Shlplew, ther Toothaker, official check and second, Lloyd Morse, St. Oct. 10. • ' be sent to the Memorial Tree Daniel Cruson, a graduate den stop when a car in front , and 'daughter, Colchester; Mrs. ers; Claudia Miller and Alice Program; in care of the Cliam- £ ■ ./ Johnsbury, Vt., Caledonian Rec Ninzio S. >Larosa Jr., 24, . of student at Trinity College, Hart- of his stopped. The Souza ve Brenda Buttlmer and son. Maple Bumpus, challengers; Theresa ber of Commerce office, 257 E., ord; third, Portsmouth Herald lOo' West St. was arrested yes Police Arrests . ford, will speak about Connect hicle had to be towed away. I St., Ellington. Willnauer, Vincent Maceyka, Center St. (photographer not listed.) terday . morning and charged . . j icut Archeology at a meeting of At Broad St. and W. AL'^dle The following persons and or the Manchester Civitan Club ’Tpke. last night, a car driven Fires, over 40,000; Fitst, Dan- with operating an unregistered . Robert Lee McCoin, 16, of 124 ganizations donated most re . ’Tuesday at l'2:18 p.m. at Wil by Gerald Compasso, 37, of 89 iel Sheehan, Boston Globe, sec- Spruce St. was' charged with cently;' lie’s Steak House. ond, Richard Russell, Spring- ^ contributing to the delinquency Richmond Dr. and one, owned Mr. & Mrs. Oscar G. Ander by Claire March of East Hart field, Mass., Union; third, Frank car he was driving P a t^ of a . minor. The arrest was Flooded Rio Grande son In memory of departed lov Linne Lodge will meet Tues ford collided. Police say after made on a warrant yesterday Q.Br.,n. Cob.. ^ ed ones; Mrs. Louise Hagenow day at 8 p.m. at Odd Fellows the mishap the two operators morning. He wap. released on for Harry C. Kelsh; Mr. St Mrs. Hall. — stopped and talked in the area, court here Oct.' 17. a no cash bail compact, and is Roars Toward Gulf Kenneth E. Frohardt for Mrs. then the driver of the March scheduled for cou^t appearance Emma J. Schaub; Mrs. Irene car left and Compasso r e t r i LBJ Speech ^ ^ - on Oct. 16. (Continued from Page One) McCoin’s arrest stems from cForce planes were spraying the G. Harrison for Ralph L. Ma Personal Notices ed the accident to headquart- was the lowest point of the lev valley against the mosquitoes. ers”. 1 , I an alleged ^trip to Virginia with her; Mrs. Lincoln Ca^er for ees at Brownsville. The project is expected to take The accident is still und^ii'’ in-* Gets‘Brush: a 15-year old girl, authorities Mrs. Margaret Atkinson; Mr. In Memoriam say. Twenty-one National Guards at least a month. & Mrs. Walter T. Schulthis St estigatlon, police say. President Johnsdn declared 24 Robert L. Ranking, 23,^ of Wall men were ilijured Friday night Family for Harry Maldment; In lovltie memory of" George'^. -lErom Hanoi « St.,, Coventry,” was served a counties In Soutli Texas major Peter, AlexaAder & Douglas Barber wno pa.s.'V- « a t m lty th e lo n d
e a d - u U d - te 'o f ito n . wlU Bday mlty : the i or- hue i for SEPT. 30 thru OCT. 6 lane- Cvrttftt^ lirrald Stt^ttinii i|n 'uee- tnlor a.m. their er. Sgt. Friday Still
told, ^orld On the Right Side dur- a.m. By CYNTHIA U>WBY faced Friday has created the igre- HOLLYWOOD (AP) — It was image of a good, hard-working 1 be Tuesday, August 16. It was hot police officer, is a member of a 's to in Los Angeles. We were watch very small Hollywood group: urch ing the day’s work at “Drag the quadruple hyphenates. A net.” The boss was Jack Webb. hyphenate, in current movie-tv ildan There was no doubt about that. Jargon, is a man with more than igre- The set was a teen-aged boy’s one Job in a show. But where ‘The bedroom. Webb in his familiar most hyphenates can merely I hia role of Sgt. Joe Friday, and put writer-director or produc- a.m. Harry Morgan, playing his part ter-dlrector after their names, 3ffee ner, were running through a Webb is “Dragnet’s” star- istry scene. Webb is “Dragnet’s” star pro par- Webb, in shirt sleeves, walked ducer-creator-director — and he ortu- through his part in a preoccu has a hand in turning out the urch pied way and then stepped out final scripts and casting his ctor, of character to become the shows as well. rs. director. He moved Morgan a “Dragnet” had been retired to profitable syndication reruns in roup step closer to the camera, rear ranged a blanket on the bed that 1960, but bounced back on the tl:80 NBC screens as a midyear re pro- concealed a rifle and then, still Mon- not satisfied, worked out with placement last season. Un ! for Morgan a little extra emphasis changed in format and view , around their discovery that a point (‘.‘We’re on the side of the law and order and our po urch “souvenir hand grenade” was missing with the boy. licemen are, for the most part, p.m. good guys”), the show Jumped hear" Then, shrugging into, a Jacket, right back to a comfortable high imit- Webb followed Morgan out of spot in the Nielsen list. the camera’s eye. He called The series is unusuqLJ>ecau8e “Action,” and the two men went it has an identifiable i^de of its ICRS through their paces. It was very own—laconic dialogue building iicet- professional, fast and apparent to the snapper. A typical bit "uee- ly easy. Webb paused briefly in the scene Webb and Mbrgw inlty and then ordered “Cut and save were playing. Morgan findsja aked it,” removed his Jacket and re hand grenade in a small box, neee turned to his director’s role to and passes it on to Webb, who xne. prepare the next scene. cautiously removes the primer gnat The 47-year-old star, who for as the boy’s stepfather explains aiid almost two decades of radio and television as crew cut, sober- (See Page Three)
Odg- Desi Arnaz is a bullfighter on NBC's “The Mothers-in-law” Sunday 8:30 p.m. lome : the ___ ■ '__ f __ Weld ts. The Return of Desi Arnaz irald F. By CYNTHIA LOWRY But for three years, Desi was He first managed to get back DEL MAR, Calif. (AP) —Desi neither. But his attention inevi Bob Carroll Jr. and Madelyn Arnaz, in the period foUowing tably was caught by a book Davis who had written all 180 his divorce from Lucille BaU, which he thought would make a original Lucy shows. Eve Arden sold his stock in DesUu, quit good movie. Soon William Pal- was added as the star comedi- show business and retired to his ey, chairman of the Coliunbia anne, and although not Deal's horse farm, his boat, the track Broadcasting System, called first choice, Kaye Ballard Join n and golf course. He stood it for him, Arnaz said, and asked if he ed her when Arnaz saw her per three years, but now he’s back really intended to return to. forming in a night club. with both feet-and seems a lit work-outside television. le) tle suprlsed. “No more rat race,” Desi told Svetlana Interview “Things that got me where I him. “No more wanting things Miss Svetlana Alliluyeva, the sem- was Were the things I couldn’t day before yesterday.” daughter of Stalin, will be inter ln.at- do when I got there,” said the “It takes three years to get viewed Monday at 9 p.m. on late, man who built a camera tech even in television while losing Channel 24. Miss Alliluyeva has 1 its nique and a comedy series into ^,000 or $10,000 a year,” he ex Just published ‘"Twenty Letters From a giant production company, plained. *T was even then and I to a Friends,” a recollection of the Desilu, and a fortune. didn’t know anything about her life in Russia. ’The interview llion Arnaz, now in his early fifties, comedy shows with gimmicks will be conducted by Paul Niven. eved has picked up some weight and where the people take pills or ‘The program will be repeated the his hair shows considerably live in bottles. . . Ckimedy is Tuesday at 9:80 p.m. Vlet- more salt than pepper. After where you pile one Joke on top three years in retirement and of another Joke and people HALLMARK PREMIEBE two developing new shows he laugh. Kathleen Widdoes will play opposite John Forsythe in the was lured back into television But the result was that Desi as producer and' director of “Hallmark Hall of Fame” pro Arnaz returned to television, duction of "A Bell for Adano” NBC’s new comedy series, “The signed by CBS, his old network, Mothers-in-Law,” and has even on Nov. 11, opening the 17th sea to develop shows. And the first son for Hallmark on NBC. been persuaded to act in one of venture was based on an Idea ribu- the episodes. that, had been kicMng around Andrew Wyeth, the popalar> artist, is the subject After directing the first eight nade of a study by Harry Reasoner Tuesday KK-ll p.m. Desilu since “I Love Lucy” lerce episodes, he is sidelined at his days. To beach home at this Pacific roxl- Ocean resort recuperating front 1 re- a freak accident which almost TEMPLE’S Caipst !8 E . took his life. A veranda on which ' the ' he was sitting collapsed and m i threw him against a metal t R Dovariag ELECTROKICS irson stake, puncturing his side and LABORATORIES requiring emergency surgery. I American Made • 15. Ceramic Tile Bntliroom •y or “I got where I didn’t want to 277 BROAD r or- be because things began parlay ing,” said Arnaz, lighting a slim may Installed Up To 100 . Tree cigar and squinting at the ocean lam- through dark glasses. STEREO >7 K., “We had a little studio and T. Love Lucy’ and then to compete!' A r m s tr o n g Uaoleum Fmbomed TAPES d or- X-PLUS CORPORATION we had to get a laiger studio a n d V la jr R t re- and from there on we had to get Your Local Home out or get bigger. We wound up R 0 JI5 FOR nder- with three big studios. But by Completely Installed Over 1 lov- Improvemenf Confer 1962 I decided I didn't want to Prepiued Iloor enow O S n C E B it S H O W R O O M S be Lew Wasserman head of Uni OARS Mrs. 986 lURNSIDE AYE., E. HARTFORD. CONN. versal Studios. I wanted to be Mrs. m u m -rm Wil)ie Wyler a top film direc Irene tor.” SOB M ain St,] T V -R a d io ,l I and Serriee Ma- for Mr. Is k lent; iiglas rthur •y (8 Lou- r for ester larry chul- /
P A G E T H R E E BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., , SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 'SO, 1967 P A G E T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1967 i - Educational TUESDAY J(/ PROGRAM SATURDAY JU PROGRAM Morning, MONDAY JU PROGRAM 5:45 5:30 (18) Shorts — Forecast and » (22*2»^) Top Cat (C) (30) Let's Go to the Races "People WUI Talk” '61. , 5:56 (18) Forecast . TV News , Bert Lahr and Fran Jcffrie.s <8> The Beatles <40> Candlepln Bowlin; (C) young bride comes home to Weather 9:30 (3) Family Affair (20-22-30) Frank McGee (C) 10:50 <80)1 Featnrette i Jody announces he has an (WIiDH, Channel 2 4 ) (22) At Home with Kitty Showing director Claude La mother. Gory Grant, Jeanne (18) Merv Griffin Show . (SO) Divorce Court (C) 5:45 (18) News and Weather "Chuka" . , (20-22-30) Cool McCool Highlights Sunday* October 1 ■ 1:S6 (S) Ar The World Tumi (C) Weather (C) the Movies ) (3) Lone Banger 7:00 (3) Lucy Show (C) (22) At Home with Kitty I Tom Colton host mate as an excuse to mis- (18) Merv Grlttin Show "The Second Time Around (20) FUm (8) Thunderbirds (C) Yves Montand and Candice fu k h o v A ' P.M. (20-22-30) Let’s Make a Deal Bergen. 6:05 (8) Moments of Comfort — (36) Divorce Court (C) I (30) McHales Navy (C) (20) Man and the Challenge Debbie Reynolds as young (22) Bowery Boys “The Cham-Cham” Newseope — Bulletin Board (46) The Fugitive I "To Binghamton With I^ve (6-46) P e ^ n Place (C) 6:00 Intemailonal Magailne (22) Highlights New York widow who travels (30) Dancer Is My Business (18) Wrestling from Washing 11:00 (3-8-22-3040) News — Sports 16:00 (3) Carol Burnett Show (C) Repeat of Se]^ 27. 8:00 pm (8) I Love Lucy and Weather (C) 6:15 (8) God and Man In 20th 1:30 (3) As The World Turns (C) 6:05 (3) Sports — News and Weath "Fred and Ethel Fight" Tom Colton host "way out West” in order to *‘Macao Junk Sailor” ton (2(h22-30) Let’s Make a Deal er ^ (C) Guest stars; LucUle Ball, Tim 7:0 The Writer's Worid (30) McHales Navy make now life for herself. An intimate portrait of man (20) Frank McGee 11:15 (8) Festival of Hits Century Waggoner and Gloria Loring. Social Uses of Power 1:55 (20-22-30) News (C) 6:20 (3) Sign on and Prayer I (C) (40) Combat 2:06 (3) Love is a Many Splendored "My Ensign, the Lawyer" Steve Forrest, Andy Griffith. who lives dangerously not on (22) Let's Go to the Races No. 1 "The Electronic Mons (8) I Love Lney 6:25 (8) Stein Eriksen Show (C) (20-22^)( 20-2: I Spy (C> Repeat of Sept. 29. 7:30 pm (3) Sports — News and Weath- 'Thelma Ritter and Juliet ly because oi his job but also (30) Tales of Wells Fargo ter" Rod Cameron and Mary 6:26 (S> Town Crier (8-46) Bigg ' VlUleyv X ___ (C) Thing 6:05 6:28 (SO) Sign On and Morning "New Neighbors’’ 6:30 IS) News with Walter Cron- 8:00 N.E.T. Preview 1967-68 (20-22-30) Days of onr Lives e - (C) Prowsc. '61 (C) because of people who sur (40) Batman Murphy. Inspector investiga kite (C) ” The Time After Midnight” 8:30 Book Beat ^ 9:30 (3) Good Morning World (C) round him. 7:30 (3) Jackie Gleason Show (C) tor inquiring into strange death Prayer 2:00 (3) Love is a Many Splendored Guest Star: Lloyd Bochner. (€) (40) Combat 6:30 (3) Snnrise Semester (C) Thing T o (8) Peter Jennings News (C) Eve -Brown (“ The Plaza” ) (8-40) Newlywed Game (C) 6:25 (8) Stein Eriksen Show (C) (8-40) "N.Y.P.d P’ (C) (40) Scope Guests: Tony Bennet, Bill of film star traces trail to (20) Industry on Parade Jarrod is blinded when his 9:00 The Creative' Person Dana, Lesley Ann Warren and (SO) Conn. Classroom (26-22-S0> Days of onr Lives 2:30 (3) Art Unklefier’s House Far- 6:30 (o, ...... C. ..- 10:00 (3) Connecticut — What’s 1:30 (3) Yoor Community (C) psychiatric clinic where elec (22-36) Hnntley-Brinkley Re office is dynamited by a man Three On Stage kite (C) Ahead? (C) (8) To be announced special guest Gene Kelly. tronic hypnosis gives patients 6:45 (8) Visit with Monslgnor (C) fearing prosecution. 7:00 (S> News (C) (8-46) Newlywed Game (C) port (C) Repeat of Sept. 29. 8:30 pm (21-22-30) The Doctors (C) (8) Peter Jennings News (C) (8-40) Hollywood Palace (C) (40) XewB (20-22-30) Maya (C) fantastic dreams of another 6:46 (20) News Sabscrlptioii TV 9:30 N.E1.T. Plavhonse (20) Social Security in Action 10:30 (IK) Subscription TV (3u» Hines of Scandinavia (40) Dating Game (C) world. ’60 (20-22-30) Today Show (C) 2:30 (3) Art Llnkletter's House Pai^ “Made in Italy” The Comedy ot Errors (g-M) Dream Glri of ’67 (C) (8) Friends ot Mr. G(»ber (C ' ty (C) 7:66 (3) After Dinner Movie (C) 2:55 (846) News (C) (22-30) Huntley-Brinkley Ke- "St, Valentine's Day Mas- (8-40) NCAA FootbaU 8:00 (18) Subscription TV No. 2 “ I Was a Teenage Were- "Key^ To The City ” ’50 11:00 (S-8-22-S0-40) News — Sports Repeat of Sept. 29. 9:00 pm port (C)' ■sacre” / Dartmouth at Mass “St. Valentine's Day Massa wolf". Michael Landon and (46) News — Weather and (20-22-30) The Doctors (C) 3:00 (3) To Tell The Truth (C) SiMirts (8-40) Dream Girl ot ’67 (C> T ou ^ , small city mayor finds and Weather 11:25 (20-22-30) Another Worid (C> a mayor's convention. Clark 3:25 (3) News (C> "The Big Trees' '52 "The Wyeth phenomenon" (C) erate guerrilla officer arrives Guests include Joe Tex and 11:20 (40) Feature 40 Gable, Marilyn Maxwell, Lo “ Love That Brute^' P.M. Land baron wonts to take Andrew Wyqth, controversial m Dallas, Texas. • seeking re Group and the Five Staresteps "Amorous Mr. Prawn" (40) FUntstones (C) (8-40) General Hospital 3:30 (3) Dick' Van Dyke Show 8:30 (8) Mickey Mouse 3:25 (3) News retta Young, Raymond Burr. Big time gangster falls in love 5:15 The Friendly Gfaint (26-22-30) Yon Don’t Say (C) over homesteaders area in red "centerpiece of dynasty of ar venge on three,,* brothers who (40) Newlywed Game know his occupation. Paul 6:00 Airlift from America (Air Kirk Douglas. Patrice Wymoro 11:00 (3-8-22-3640) News — Sports Gary Cooper, Ruth Itoman, Fred McMurray 9:00 (3) Hap Richards Snow (C) <26-22-30) Y ob Don’t Say (C> (40) Dark Shadows (C) 11:30 (3) Saturday Spectacular I (8) Gypsy Bose Lee Show (C> (8> TwUlght Zone Douglas. Jean Peters. Force) 4:00 (3) Ranger Andy Show (C) (20) Hantley-Brinklry Report and Weather (C) Steve Cochran. (C) (20-22-30) Get Smart (C) (H I iK T . Goover 22-30) T onM t Show Star (20) Tom Ewell Show (20-22-30) Sandy Koufax Show Don Adams and Barbara Fel- "Operation Pacific" '61 (20) n im (40) Dark Shadows . (C) 6:30 What's New (20-22-30) Match Game (C) (C) Suomaj'iuc commander Ls (22) Merv Griffin Show (22-30-40) News — Sports and ring Johnny Carson Weather (8-40) Joey Bishop (C) 7:00 Marketing on the move "Passage Trumpet The Ail Amji can 53 New Inter\'iews (8-40) Ijiwrence Welk (C) (30) That Regis Philbin Show (20-22-30) Match Game (C> "The Incredible Hulk” overly concerned about crew’s (40) Jack LaLanne Show 7:30 (20-22-30) The Monkees (C) 1:00 (8) Newseope —Moments of . The Consumer Revolt (40) Boso The Clown (C (22-3(M0) News — Sports and kind of football heroo's per (20-22-30) Major Leagne Base 9:00 (3) Hogan’s Heroes (C) safety. John Wayne, Patricia (18) Superheroes (8-40) Cowboy in Africa (C) , Comfort and Gnideposts 7:30 English t'-^Fact and Fancy Weather sonal i;(e is as da-'hlng as his ball (C) Bob Crane 9:15 (3) Wally Gator (C) "Caq)taln America” 4:25 (26-22-36) News (C) Neal, Ward Bond. " 9:30 (3) Make Boom for Daddy “ What’s An Elephant Mother (30) One O’clock Beport — Scientists and Advocates 4:30 (3) Big 3 Theater <;30 (20-22-30) I Dream ot Jeiknnie o'-nloits on. the field. T'ny (18) Subscription TV (20-22-^) Saturday Night at "Thieves Highway" '49 (40) Rosa The Clown Sign Off ^3 (C) (?urtis. Lori Nel.son. Mamie “ CThuka” the Movies (C) (22-30> Doble GUlis 4:25 (8) Flay Sqnare (C) To Do?" 8:00 The French Chef "Day of the Badmon" 58 Richard Conte, Valentina Cor- (8) Dating Game (18) Alfred Hitchcock Presents (40) News Headlldes, US Air Hot Turkey Ballottinc Brothers of condemned man ■ tv Master, the Weakling" V.sn Deren 4:00 (3) Daktari (C) "Never on Sunday" tesa. 4:30 (3) Big 3 Theater Force Religions Film and Sign (8-40) Garrison’ s Gorillas (C) 11:30 (20-22-30) Tonight Show (C) 4:30 (30) Big Picture Melina Mercouri with Jules (40) Donna Reed Show "Festive Season" and "Death 8:30 Antiques set out to get Judge. Fred Starring Johnny Carson (20) Tonight Show - (20) FUm "Beast From 20,000 Fathoms” Sentence" Off (C) Connecticut Clocks HacMurray, Joan Weldon. "48 Hours To Live” 5:00 (3) Race of the Week (C) Dassin. BeautUul and fascinat Starring Johnny Carson (C) Waterlorced beast comes up 1:05 (8) News and Weather pMo- The Gorillas have Just 48 hours (8-40) Joey Bishop Show (C) The Woodward ing Illia who practices "the 10:00 (3) Candid Camera 8:00 (20-22-30) Man From U.N.C. 9:00 N.E.T. Jonmal (8-22) Mike Douglas Show (C) 1:00 (8) News — Moments of Com \ Host to Gov. Nelson Rocke (20-22-30) Snap Judgement (C) from deep and terrorizes L.E. (C) ment of Meditation and Sign A Conversation With Svetlana (18) Yon Asked for It to nvide a mu.scum and steal (8-40) Wide World of Sports oldest profession” in the Greek feller of New York, Buddy everybody. Paul Christian. Off (C) painting behind which Is hid fort — Ouldeposts port of Piraeus, meets Homer, (8) F.D.q. (C) "The Prince of Darkness Af Alliluyeva (20) Theatre 30 (30) One O’clock Keport — Word Middleweight Champion- Racket, Robert Morse, Diana (40) Dating Game Paula Raymond. '63 fair" 10:00 The Open Mind (80) 'Flliitstones (C) den important information on .'ihip Fight between Nino Ben- an American tourist and Gre- Trask and Josanne Leric. R (18) Yon Asked for It German military movement. Sign Oft venuti and challenger Emilie cophile who attempts to edu 10:25 (20-22-30) News (8r40) Rat Patrol (C) Advertising: What is it Costing "Here's Snow In Your Eyes' ( ,i News Headlines, U.S. Air (22) Saturday Tonight Show 10:30 (3) Homemaker’s Movie (8-22) Mike Douglas Show (C) "The Darers Go First Raid" CONRIED SIGNED U.S (40) Maverick (18) Secret Agent G ..".h at S.iea Slad-iumNYC cate her and put her on path Starring Johnny Carson (C) (20) This Man Dawson . "Judgement Day" Force Religions Film and Sign which takes place Sept. 28th. of virtue. (20-22-30) Concentration (C) (18) Subscription TV 5:00 (18 ) Highway Patrol Off (C) (30) Roller Deri>y (8) Temptation (30) Flitnstones < (C) “ St. Valentine’.s Day Mas Hans Conried has been signed (20) The Big Picture 8:00 (20 22-30) Jerry Lewis Show (18) White Hunter 9:30 (3) Felllcoat Junction (C) "The Twitch” 1:6') (3) News and Weather —• Mo 12:30 (30) Outer Limits (40) DatMine: Hollywood sacre" for the role of the Wazir in the Tuesday, October 3 (30) Combat (C) ment of Medita.tion, Sign Off (20) Baseball Today (8 )Iron Horse (C) 1:00 (22) Late Show 10:55 (8) Children’s Doctor (40) Maverick "I Swear by Apollo" Janet Leigh. BenGazzara (22) Marshal Dillon (40) Tonight at the Moves 9:00 (3) Andy Griffith Show (C> "American Circle Theatre” P.M. I (30) Superman 11:00 (20-22-30) Personality (C) 5:00 (18) Highway Patrol (20-22-30) Danny Thomas Hour 5:1-5 The Friendly Giant "Fuzzy Pink Nightgown' "67 .WIC'i.'Tn Prince and Jim (8) How’s Yonr Mother-In-Law (20) FUm ( 0 ) adaptation of the musical clas (3) Wyatt Earp Jane Russell, Keenan Wynn Backus 5:30 What's New (40) Honeymoon Race (30) Combat "It's Greek To Me" 6:00 Travel Time (20-22-30) G.E. College Bowl 10:00 (3) Monnix (22) At Home 'with Kitty (20-22-30) Eye Gness (C) Connecticut Clocks \ 11:30 (2622-30) Tonight Show (C) (40) Girl Talk (20) Film Starring Johnny Car.son Repeat of Oct. 2. 8:30 pm (SO) Divorce Court (C) 12:45 (3) Guiding Light (C) 9:30 Loral Issue (840) Joey Bishop Show (C) 12:65 (20-22-30) News (C) The Athletic Explosion (40) The Fuglttve 1:00 (8) News — Moments of Com 1:30(3) As The Worid Turns (C fort — Guldeposts 10:00 N.E.T. Journal (20-22-30) Let’s Make a Deal A '■'‘ ■nvorsation With Svetlana (30) One O’ clock Report — SUNDAY JC/ PROGRAM Alliluyeva (C) Sign OH (8) I Love Lucy Repeat of Oct. 2. 9:00 pm 1:0.5 (3) News and Weather (C) 7:30 (30) Agricniture on Parade "The Mu.stachc" (40) News Headilaes, US Air egal” PLANNING FOR I960 1:55 (20-22-30) News (C) Force Religious Film and Sign 7:45 (8) Sacred Heart Part I A young Irish prince 2:00 (3) Love is a Many Splendored 7:56 (3) Sign On and Prayer Wednesday. October 4** OH (C) tries to unite fellow clansmen Thing (C) 51omeiit of Meditation — Sign 8:00 (3) The ChriHtophers LSI ' Queen Elizabeth's RETIREMENT? (K-30) This Is the Life 0 (20-22-30) Days of onr Lives OH forces only to be captured as 5:15 The Friendly Giant with a bullfighter after being ' Y o u r 10:30 N.E.T. Preview 1967-68 (622) The Mike Donglas Show "It's no dud," .said Friday mon Conference locked in a department store Repeat of Oct. 1. 8:00 pm (22) Chalice of Salvation all night. Dcsi Amaz guest me (Greene, “ The Conquis (Air Force) and her brother. John Car- on NBC’s “ Kraft Mu gun buying or appealing (or eit- (C) radine, Michael Whalen. Jean tadors” Repent of Oct. 2, 6:00 pm sic Hall’’ Wednesday izen's cooperation. (30) Sacrifice of the Mass Mexican schoolma.ster Bias What's New Muir. (40) Conversation With and friends kidnap Little Joe Repeat of 5:30 pm — (20) Harbor Command 9-10 p.m. "We have no access to the Los 11:30 (3) Perception (C) for ransom but attract a band With Their Eyes on the Stars (SO) Flintstones (C) (40) Discovery of misfits who would destroy Our SPEEDY Specialty STANEK ELECTRONICS "The Buffalo Convention" Angeles police files,” Webb ex 11:45 (30) Sacred Heart Program (N. American Aviation) (40) Maverick Rex Harrison appears them all. 277 BROAD STREET—PHONE 649-1124 Making Things Grow 9:00 (3) Green Acres (C) plained, "but we do have an 12:00 (3) We Believe (C) (8-40) Sunday Night Movie TRULY DELlaOUS Soils 5:00 (18) Highway Patrol After Oliver Douglas com- arrangement so that when there “ Jewish” i in the movie, “ The “ Whatever Happened to Baby The French Chef (20) Discovering America . plains loud and long about - (8) Report to the People < Yellow Rolls - Royce” Jane?” Bette Davis and CHICKEN SUMMER SCHEDULE— CLOSED SATURDAYS AT NOON Hot Turkey Ballottine (30) Combat ' the service of Hootervilie Tele Is a case we can use, the (20) The Christophers Joan Crawford. Psychological Repeat of Oct. 2. 8:00 pm .5:30 (18) Sports — Forecast and phone Company, owner gives Investigating officer writes it up (22) White House Bowling Thursday 9-11:30 p.m. thriller about two aging sis 8:30 The Fourth Estate News company to him. (.iO) B Aruinid the World ters both former film stars * Brown in 6 Minutes (20) Ladles Day in three pages —w i t h o u t 9:00 Sport of the Week (40) Peter Jennings News (C) (20-22-30) Kraft Mnsic Hall (C) (40) Addams Family on OBS. who are caught in sinister The world’s “finest eatin’ Angle Ball (Hershoy, Penn.) "Give My Regards to Broad names—and our writers can fill 12:15 (20) Living Woi^ web of fear terror and jeal 5:4.5 (18) Forecast and Afternoon chicken’’ with Incomparable way" (8) Comments and People ously in their macabre Hoi- rf' News Report (8-40) Wednesday Night at the It out.” '* 4-H Week will be subject with 4:30 ( 20-22-30) AFL (C) lywood mansion. ta ste . Friday. October 6 6:00 (840) News — Sports and Movies (C) several young people involv Kansa.s C l^ Chief-s vs Oak- 10:08 (3) Mission: Impossible (CC P.M. Weather (C) "The Trouble With Harry' ed in 4-H activities in Conn, as iana Raiders Phelps leads Force in pro CALL IN ORDER Make a Difference Where You Save! (18) Merv Griffin Show John Forsythe. Edmuna guests. (3) To be announced - ject to expose the director of IT DOES 5:15 The Friendly Giant Short on La Louche Ph)k Tip 10 Minutes Later 5:30 What's New (?0) Lork-Up Gwenn. Shirley MacLaine. A filnt short on Claude Le 12:30 (3) Face the Nation (C) (8) Oadabont Gaddis (C .soo'oHflt hank who victimizes (22) Highlights Film concern chain-reaction of (8) Way out The Flying FishermanigW •» wealthy depositors. 6:00 With Their Eyes on the Stars Repeat of Oct. 5, 7:00 pm Tom Colton host self-accusations among people Louche, who directed the movie (20) Bible Presents (18) The Christophers (20-2240) HigiM Chaparral (C) (SO) McHales Navy (30) High Holy Days Special INSTANT 6:30 What's >Tew ot tiny Vermont town when "A Man and a Woman’’ will be Religion Leif Erickson and Cameron 'C t i k "The Binghamton Murder man's body is discovered. ^ Program (C) Mitchell DEGI’S DRiyE-IN, Repeat of 5:30 pm (40) Magilla Gorilla (C) 7:00 The Fascination of Driftwood Case" 9:30 (3) He and She shown following the movie, ^ (40) Bullwinkle 5:00 (3) ' Gnnsmoke (C) (18) Subscription TV ' 462 CENTER ST.-^S-2660 6:05 (3) Sports — News and Weath 10:00 (3) Dundee and the Cnihane 1:00 (3) NFL Today (8) Sunday Movie Spectacular "Arrivederci Baby" EARNINGS The Adventures of Gathering "Never on Sunday,” on NBC vS AVINGS Driftwood er (C) (C) Interviews, news and features "Seven Little Boys" ’66 1:00 ( 3-22-30-40) News — Sports and (40) Combat Lawyer Dundee stages an Im- tonight. The short will show the (20-22-30) Meet The Press Bob Hope and Milly Vitale. Weather (C) 7:30 Washington 6:25 (8) Stein Eriksen Show (C) I v O A l M Week in Review _ promptu retrial of murder young director at work on his <97 Yalfi Football Preview Eddie Foy discovers hi.s wife I 1:30 (3) Movie Masterpiece (C 4>/i% Dividend paid 6:30 (3) News with Walter Cron- case he has lost, when ail Yale vs. Holy GresS' o is pregnant thwarting his life "One Foot in Hell" '60' 8:00 Local Issue kite (C) newest film, "Live- for Life.” (40) American Bandstand RANGE and DRYER ' The Athletic Explosion participants find themselves long ambition to play top Revenge-obsessed man takes from day of deposit. (8) Peter Jennings News (C) trapped in an abandoned fort Yves Montand and Candice Ber 1:30 (3) NFL Today (C) V 'tU d iv ’lV’’ heup„ — p n i- - . . j I 'Icruty. .seeking to ® Repeat of Oct. 3, 9:30 pm (20) New Horizons , Game NY Giants vs Wash Seven children later he builds avenge the death of his wife. WIRING SERVICE ^ v / m s s 4 times yearly. 8:30 The Creative Person by Indians. gen will be s?en In the short. Wesley Duke Lee (22-30) Hnntley-Brinkley R e-, (2622-30) Run (or your Life ington Redskins family acts and finally plays Alan Ladd. Don Murray, Dol B T rutaticiak iwsTiTUT.ien port (C) "Never oh Sunday” starts at 9 (20) Frontiers of Faith (C) the Palace. Great songs of ores Michaells. ServlM dhanges. ' Complete 9:00 N.E.T. Playhouse (C) Tale of (lenji- IT 6:45 (20) News "The Frozen Image" Mel (22) Telesports Replay the era. . (22) Notre Dame Football rd, while "& a Wife” '67. Male sur (18) Big Picture 6:30 (3) Bat Masterson West, to save the grass, split OLDSMOBILES helping him start new life, vivor of torpedoed ship.,looks Public Service (18) Alfred Hitchcock Presents a family, in its intense fury. Firestone Tires only to have a blackmailer (40) Linas the Lionhearted "Lamb to Slaughter" Mark left on second genera “Your Okbnubih DMhr” | nearly spill everything. 3:30 (18) Pattern for Living (40) Fust Time at the Races tion of cattle baron. (8-46) "Cnster’ ’ Religion 7:00 (3) Lassie (C) i 1:05 (40) Feature 40 Quality Line Prodnets (18) Upbeat music ICE PLANT OPEN (40) Beany amd CecU (8^0) Voyage to the Bottom :00 (30) Sign Off RepoH — Sign 8:36 (3) Beveriy HUlbUlieo (C> 4:00 (8) Sports Special (C) of the Sea (C) Off SltWmCENTERST. - 60-1511 Gen. Repairers License (8-46) The Second Hnadred Weekdayn 8 A3L to 6:80 PJOv—Smidajw 8 A.B1. to 1 P.M. “ Fabulous Fishing at Tinas "The Deadly Dolls” :15 (40) -News Headlines — VS J Years (C) CBACKED ICK-^4B10CK ICE-CUBES Bay” , (18) Firing Line Air Force Religions Film and WILSONf "Work Is A Four Letter Word" (18) Herald of Tivth With W.F. Buckley Jr. Sign Off (C) Comer Broad and Psychological tests prove Luke Religion ! ^ 7:30 (3) Gentle Ben (C) :20 (3) News and Weather (C) ELECTRICAL CG. ^ Middle l^ike. Went is obsolete for HKh-century (40) The Beagles > (C) Dennia Weaver Sign Off—Moment of Medita- ResideaitlBi-Comm.-Ind. employment L T. WOOD CO. SnSil^ (2042-30) WonderfnI Worid of ta&oB NEW or USED 4:15(3) NFL To&y buying mink-trimmed coat on "People Win Talk” '61 5:45 (la) I^i^cMt aad Attenioon At Home wltk Kitty "Fathom” (M) DItoi^ ..poort liel’s Hake a Deal (22) Highlights Drama recounts adventures News homes, were CBS’s Friday and (20-23.30) Days of onr Lives 8 :2 5,(8) Stein Erlksen Show (C "The Bank Job" Sergeant Fri ety shows. ean Martin’s show looms ’Thursday night mo-vles, NBC’s (8r40) Newiywed Game onement of two new News "(Jheap, Cheap” Witb Darron Moment of Meditation — Sign the on an economy kick, Saman- Off imitations ^of the dancing of game shows scl^duled to start (20) VS Navy FUm fiUI! Fred Astaire and Ray Bdger. Monday, and the temporary re f tea ’There was, o f course, a simula placement of a soap opera. clit tion of one of those Busby Berk Because taped shows cannot nai eley production numbers fea be made, both “ Temptation” ' V turing a huge stage and a and “ How’s Your Mother-in- F R ID A Y JO PROGRAM nia la-rge, busy chorus which cli t j ulars. replace — "The Honeymoon (40) Peter Jennings News (C) "Of Lasting Summers and Jim of : (30) Divorce Court (C) Sonnett” . Man condemned to NIELSEN REPORT Race” and ‘iDateline: Holly (40) The FaglUve (18) Forecast — Afternoon be{ News Beport . hang insists he is Jim Sonnett. The top 10 programs In a na wood” —will fill the time per 1:30 (8) As The World Tams _(C> 10:00 (28«8M) Baymoad Barr (20-22-30) Let’s Hake a Deal (8-40) News — Sports and int( tional Nldlsen report covering iods. Reruns of ‘“The Farmer’s (C) Weather (C) Visits Vietnam. 1 (18) Herv Grilfla Show An NBC News special docu the week starting Sept. 11 were Daughter,” -will take over for (8) I Love Lncy menting actor Raymond "Pioneer Women (20) AI Vestro Sports Show the either ibroadcasts of feautre “ Dark Shadows” the daytime (22) HighUghts Burr’s impressions of Viet 1:55 (20-22-30) News (C) nam. Mr. Burr has visit Viet arc movies or established -television serial. 2:00 (3) Love is a Many Splendored Tom- Colton host (30) McHales.Navy „ „ nam more than 10 times, not E Ih ln g (C) as performer, but as an Inter (28-22-30) Days pf onr Lives "The Happy Sleepwrtker” hel 6:05 (3) Sports — News nnd Weath ested American. (C) (8-40) Jndd for the Defense (8-40) Newlywed Game (C) er (C) flni (40) Combat (C) Th Winter, Sort of, 2:30 (3) Art Llnkletter’s Honse Par 6:15 (20) Bold Venture (18) Snbsertption TV ty (C) 6:26 (8) Stein Erlksen Show (C) “ Georgy Girl" “ VI (20-22-30) The Doctors (C) 6:30 (3) News with Walter Cron- (88-22-3840) News — Sports I (8-40) Dream Girl of ’87 (C) W»« and Weather (C) r 3:00 (3) To Tell The Truth (C) (8) Peter Jenniags News (C) (20) Blehard Diamond 8UI In ^Peyton Place’ (28-22-30) Another Worid (C) (22-30) Hnntley-Brinkley Be- 11:25 (3) Friday Snectaenlar (C) far (8-40) General Hospital port (V) “ T’wo Weeks m Another Town" (3) News (C) (20) News A ctor,' on skids in Hollywood, fro HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Hot (3) Dick Van Dyke Show (3) Death Valley Days (C) gets one more chance to work es, shivering and rubbing mit- (20-22-30) Yon Don’t Say (C) “ Let My People Go” on picture in Rome — as as £ noon sun ■was pushing the ther (8) Hr. Goober (C) sistant producer. Klrfc Doug ll’s tened hands. Resourceful Indian leads re las, Edward G. Robinson, Cyd mometer over the 100-degree (40) Dark Shadows (C) volt to free his tribe from we From the b^dnnlng of the 4:00 (3) Ranger Andy Show (C) Spanish oppression. Charisse, George Hamilton. marti and it was humid. But (28-22-30) Hatch Game (C) (28-2280) ToaiAt Show (C) sei program three seasons t>ack, (20) HnaUey-Briakley Beport Starring Johnny Canon winter had come to "Peyton (18) Snperheroes (C) ing the evening soap opera baa "Iron. U a n " (8) Twilight Zone (8-f0)^Joey Bishop Show (C) Place.” (8) News — Homeat of Com- matched its outdoor scenes to (48) Beso The Clown (C) •World of His Own" (20-22-38) News (C) (22-3840) News — Sports fort — GaUeposts ms Workmen, some stripped to seasonal change in New Eng and Weather (M) One O’clock Beport — I (3) Big 3 Theater Sign Off the waist, were buildihg snow 7:30 (3) -Wild WUd West (C) Av land. Currently they are shoot "Tarzan and—the Amazons" 40) News Headlines, VS Air banks, creating snow drifts, '46. Johnny Weissmuller, Agents West and Gordon battle sig ing episodes which will be Brenda Joyce. Tarzan meets bandits and counter-revolution Bellgloas FUm aad Sign Off frosting summer - blcg>ming -broad'cast in December. some very big girls who seem aries to recover gift of state 2:35 (3) News and Weather — Mo unfriendly. to fledgling south-of-theborder ment of Hedilation — Sign shrubs with -White and steaming Off • The heart of Peyton Place is a (8-22) Hike Donglas, Show (C) republic. up the windows of the book permanent outdoor set on the (18) Yen Asked for II (28-22-30) Tarzan (C) shop, the newspaper office and (28) Hen of Annapolis "Blue Stone of Heaven” 20th Century-Fox lot. At Its cen (30) Plintsleaes (O) (First of two parts). Scientist ODTT even Dr. Rossi’s second floor ter Is a little park. 'Baby. Barney” leads an archaeological ex office. (40) Haveriek pedition into forbidden burial WILTON’S SHOP On one side is the studio com li:00 (18) Highway Patrpl grounds to search for taboo For the next couple of (20) Faith n r Today stone against Taman’s advice. M4 Main St^ Mudieader missary whose facade also dou months, the actors will suffer (8) Front Bow Friday Night I < bles as the entrance jto the Pey (C) with perspiration beading Gary ton Place hospital; on the other "Man of the West” . Early Anwricon through their pancake makeup, Cooper, Julie London, Gun- are the false-front shops of the as carefully, and the boughs sllnger-bandit, gone straight, Gifts stomping around thd fake snow town. The trees In the park are and limbs artfully dusted with is forced by his uncle, leader in heavy overcoats and galosh- of outlaw gang, to Join in fake, and when summer comes finely minced white silicone. hold-up. 16( (18) Checlonate m< oi>, the workmen attach — one The piles of slightly grimy Crimson Pool” by one" — fake leaves. These plowed snow at the sides of the (40) Off to see the Wizard (C) iSHOP ond of have been removed now/ just road are convincing even under 8:30 (3) Oomer Pyle — VSMC (C) tot Sergeant Carter learns (hat SAVE en inspection. Their cohstruction when Gomer i dreams some starts with rows o f hea-vy paper thing three nights in row it WHERE th( comes true. ] sacks filled with shredded foam (382280) Stor Trak (C) YOil SiEE T O O L cmdj rubber to g;ive &em shape. "IWirror. Mirror" Captain Kirk ed and part of his crew are THIS , a I These are covere/1 -with excel turned into evil counterparts sior, watered down, and held in when storm sweeps them into SIGN id( EQUIPMENI another universe. thi ELECTRONICS place with chicken wire. Then (18) Snbsertption TV the form is covered with white "In the Heat of the Night” PLEN’S TEXACO de LABORATORIES RENTALS gypsum plaster. (40) Hondo (C) 9:00 (3) Friday Night Movies 381 MAIN ST. ac< -Sanding Machines . Cotton batting and white "Viva Las Vegas" Elvl# sheeting are used to reproduce Presley, Ann Margret Hot SOI 277 BROAD ^ Power TfMris rod cmimplon meets dancer in (DORMAN BROS. snow rolls on nx>fs. Steam on fabulous resort city which : lot Plumber’s Itools 770 MAIN ST. the inside of winilows Is serves as backgroimd for film. ^ trt Painter’s Eqalpmmt 9:30 (2822-30)' Ae^ental Family ^MsANDAsM. achieved by sprayed plastic. (C) Ce/nent Toob "The Making of a Vegetarian" But not even the studio magi Jerry offers to help his son WYMAN OIL CO„ Inc. ' Movliig Equipment cians can simulate steam on the Sandy groom pet lamb for 24 MAIN ST. pr CAR lilnlntenaiioe Equipment breatlP of the actors. Every local contest and ends up re- W n l^ p erin g Equipment thing, from cigarette smoke to a m n i o spray mists, has been tried, but er 64f^20S2 nothing works. Don WILUS Garage “ When yra see steam as ac SPECIALISTS IN tu) F( RADIOS A-P EQUIPMENT tors talk,'^* said Everett Cham WHEEL AUOMMENT AND HRAHIO SERVICE thI RENTAL bers, producer of the series, 0ENI»AL AUTO REPAIR "You know that they are really TV-Radlo Sales and Service 9S6 Center St. Mnnoheater •48-45S1—18 MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER working cold.” nil in th ha
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