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Bolton and Ooventiy are go new'president from among tha Demooratie majority in the 8 ^ have m mudi to say about the very difficult for engr candidate decided the presidency was in ing to be foaled by such ob The Ellectoral College: three top contandm, in terms ats wirild likely elect Sen. Bd- outeoms as Kew York's 41- to get the needed 86 votes unless 1824 whan John Quincy Adams vious appeals to fear. The Rs- JOHNSON SEAHORSi FALL OUANIMI of electoral votes. Ih e new Sen- mund S. MueUe as vios preei- member House delqgaUon. And two of the three Joined forces. was selected over Andrew Jack- 'TJo you wunt to Join a sab- puUlcana have avoided local ate would piok the vloe presi- fkmt. evenly apUt delagatlon—there In eiMltlon, some congress- WME tsfjlm volunteer aervice ter GOP Stand Issues and ' have thrown a Its Purpose and Function dent from among the top two. But If the Democrats run are three now—might lose' ta m-7i, especially Southern Demo- m. Bjr VIVIAH P. the eldeiiy, working In pairs amokescreen up before the vet- By flaws, p. ucuBSDfmv __ •< ^ Voting would atari Jen. 8, third, the dtoioe would bo be- vote eompMely. orato, have taidicatsd they might If by noon on Jan. 20 toe A U .W O U "How do jrou both «Uy and using ycur own oarT era.’ ’ OUTBOARD MOTORS Prase Writer ratTiin. ** ***!. ''*•*'* Ooog n m officially tween Gen. Oirtle B. LsMoy To win In the House, a candl- not vote with their party if the House had sUU failed to reach a DONE ON PBEMUBS IMb T” I Mked M I I You can volunteer for an On Crime Hit He asked "every voter to WAnSHGTON (API oiu h?T^ , support tabulates the votes east Deo. 18 and Gov. fipiro T. Agnew. date must receive the votee of elsctton goes to toe House. decision, but the Senate had with Mr. and Mm. Clareno* hour a nnonlfa or more. thkik cleariy and unemotlonal- IVa HP. fo 100 HP. sera^to^ the^oU. ^ the electore. In the House, each etete has 28 of the 80 Mates. The Dlririot BalloUng would continue until chosen a vice presld^ he PARKADE W«Iti win MTfod a narwtloua ■MiBaTJt ON WKDSLB, the Byr Aheam ty. Look at the Issues. Look at Tuesday mimriiw thev**wiii"^ *** In the Senate, sseh senator one vote in ptoUng a presldeat. of Columbia, with no House one candMato got toe neoseaary would be sworn in as acting Bartaa diah and an alerant flam- program that deMvors maala the candidates. Ask yourselt voting for M.^mxon ^ • »^eeary 270 votra. would have one voU, with a ma- The vote is decided by eacH seats, would have no vote. 26 votes. It took 88 ballots in president—until the House de CLEANERS SALES — PARTS — SERVICE cided. iBff daaairt. "Oh,” aaid Kathy, to sfauMn persona at noot>- Aloyslus Abearn. Democratic who bos spoken out more dear H. HumnhMv nr hnn>eno, the Conetltu- jortty needed to win. If the state’s House delegation, with a With thrM candklaiea end the 1800 tor Thomas Jefferson to thne ttvo daya a week needs ly and more sensibly on the is EASY TERMS — USED MOTORS a Wallace P*^***" that the House to Humphrey-Muskle ticket plaoea majority la contnB. Thus, Ne- pOsiribllity of several evenly di- win out over Aaron Burr. R’s never happened, but that “la AwttaerUnd, we do not eat candkIatM for stats rsprassnta- ao m udil” help. Tstopbone Mrs. Sisher sues that really affect tha peo Open Dally 7:80 AJM.-5 PJIL—Thoim. to 9 toriead,^they teotud^y will ^ •*•***• PteK the fust or eeoond, on sxpectsd vada’e one oongreseman would vided delegations. It might be The only other tone the House doesn’t mean it can’t. Uve from Andover, Bolton and ple of our three towns. Then Read Heyald Ads Kathy, who lived near Bern, •t the Oreafier HaitXord Sat to 4 PAL be voting for a group of people ------—,------Oommuntty Oounofl, a Rad Oovsntry, said today (hat the vote for the candidate who you Swttaerland, prior to her mar- think wiH best represent the oallsd presidential electors. The ria(e, mentk>ned that a SertM Feather Infoivnattan and Re- RepUbHcsQ stand on "law and electors picked will decide who order" Is "hypocritical, be 14,000 people of the Blst Dle- housewife would purchase five femU Service, about the will be the next president un Shop «v«ry department in oil D&L ttoret ail week long . . . all stores open tomorrow night! ounces of meat per serving. The program. TeleiSiane her at cause, according to. JHI statis trlot.” tics, crim e ia faigheat in the — PlMfiNote— less, for the third time In the na food is rich, but smalTer quanti B21-4620.’ ’ Mai Rhines tion’s history, the issue geU ties are consumed than in the # states wiUi RepubUoen admln- formeriy with Newberry's Moke omagMneala with passed on to the U.8. House of United States, most Bhiropeans istraUcoi.” M ulne Is ooiw aseodsted Aheam said that "the RspUb- MinER STAMPS M now for the whiter Representottvee. eating about half what we do. Vernon with OB in our storage of your metor... It’s all because of the indirect The midday meal is the im Hean strategy is to feed upon fear. They would have ua be aiMBWPlT.^ MsrbM Deportmeat / . > system tor election of a presi If!il! portant one in Swltserland. The WWl Veterans dent developed by the framere hours between one and three in lieve that oiime waa Invented m Hartlacd U i. the afternoon are considered the during the Democratic admin- of the ObnoUtutlon. quiet time. Housewives do not Install Slate istrattoos of John F. Kennedy CAPITOL EQUIPMENT OrlflnaUy, the eUte legtsla- and Lomdon Johnaon.” uras picked the electore, but even hang out clothes during Hockanum Bamudea 808, this period. (I wonder what they "First of aU,” Abeam said, 38 MAD) ST. — TEL. 348.7388 that was soon er officera goiveraor of the stats." a n d eleotoni will act independently. I the noon edition is devoted pri inctude Bdwin Flechslg, senior Aheam then quoted FBI 02-»w isr^::,"2S5w BRIGHTEN A SERVICEMAN'S HEART! In order to be elected, a can / ■ marily to the New Tork stock vice commander; Peter Jesanie, statistics taken from the Bait- didate must receive the votes of reports. Junior vice commander; Wil foird Times c i O ct 14. He said PLBASB SUPPORT' OUR at least 270 of the 6M electors. Clarence tells me that Kathy that tiw "Mggest increase in L A. JOHNSON 'n junior dresses... liam Carroll, adjutant; Harry u rw But with three major candi in, spends a great deal of time in Ihtel, quartermaster; Martin crime over the past seven years CHRISTMAS PACKAGE CAMPAIGN dates this year, it to posalble the kitchen of their home, au of Democratic preeidents came PANfT 00. that none will win In enough Lsuibacber, chaplain, and Wil 118 Msls M., VeL MMM FOR OUR BOYS IN VUETWAJI Thniud Bd. If the food we dis liam Luetjen, sergeant-at-arms. in Btaites with RepUbUcan ad states to be assured 270 elector ministrations,'’ and that Spiro of reoi savings! cussed is anything like today’s iMrs. Herbert Souder was in- HELP US PLAY SANTA CLAUS! al votes. dishes, the Weltis could fill this Agnew’s Maryland "has the Bach state has a number of !*m stsUed as president of the aux highest crime rate in the coun colunui for a long time. Ply^- iliary. Other officers Include Hare's h o w ! etectora equal to Its senators Hi Ing desserts are darence's spe try. (Alabama, which has the and congressmen. For example, Mrs. William Smith, senior vice vbIu m to $ 26 cialty and I think you will like highest murder rats, ia beMnd Leave names and addrerars of Maryland, with eight House $ 1 3 .9 0 his peaches. The Weltis are the president; Mrs. Olga Bolton, Maryland in overall ertms Uttle package of goodies, with usM Wa’U do the rsMIl Junior vice president; Mrs. Har members and two In the Senate, first husband and wife team in rets.)’ ’ NIXON LOCATTOin: has 10 electoral votes. Hi<« column, and I hope other ry Ehtel, secretary, and Mrs. Abeam said he did not (Hersld Fhoto Iqr Bimivichis) JON-LY OOUTURBS The District of CMumbla, with Hiit ill couples will Join them. Paul Liebmaim, treasurer. “think the people of Andover, A special group of jun- iiiin MR. AND MRS. CLARENCE WELTI Mrs. Eidwin Flechslg instaBed KU Center Street, Msnohaster no congressional rq>resentation, Veau Zurichoise T onight was given three electoral votes Iozb', misses’ and p ^te 1 lb. diced veal the auxiliary otftcera. Speaker MRS. MARm r MKHL boat, a 20-foot day sailer. Both by the 2lrd Amendment. dresses in softest wool, 1 tabieepoon lemoa Juice were roairied in 1968. Two obll- for the ewent was George N. U FOxeroft Drive, Mennhsatar &) each state, voters selecting dren, Belinda, age 9, and Max, are taidng golf and terniis les Brighsm. bonded orions and Mends flour, salt and pepper \ 0 T 1 !()i: HELP US ACHIBVB OUR GOALI among the various presidential Sprinkle flour, salt, pqiper 7, attend the Rkdiard Martin sons and are avM SUers. They Channel 8 in the most wanted fall plan to ski fn Switzerland this candidates are actually picking stjdes and ocdorsl Rush and lemco Juice over meat. School. Clarence is a civil en INFLATION HIT 869 POT. !{\\ MMIOM ^ OVERSEAS DEADLINE NOVEMBER 9th from slates of eleotors. Ri some, gineer by profession and owns winter, not having been there JAKARTA — At the Ume In boys' and ffudents' in now during D&L’s An men's famous name Saute in hot oil imtU UghUy M ( •nil lulM • » 9 - 3 0 Marins Corps AuxlUary they vote for a wlxBe elate. In browned. Serve on large platter his own company in Qlastoo- for about three y«ars. Kathy donesia’s dtebatorship waa re 11.1 r r \ M I »•! iii' Mt. I I f t •* niversary Sale . . . the takes evening courses at a near others tor individual electors. famM name sweolers dress shirts anrtounded by — bury which carries his name. placed in 1968, inflation had Whichever candidate gets the variety of styles is as ex by university from time to Ume. reached 680 per cent a year. Bis Os amir He specialises in foundation en most votes in the state, his elec- citing as the values! ill'-' > Oook rice according to Instruc- gineering and travels a great She enjoys sewing for heredf yfihwfi to $12 tora win. tt doesn’t matter If he $6.99 S izes 6 t18. ill- $4.89 regular 7.S0 thma on packsge. Oamlidt with deal. Within c. four-month pe and her daughter. gets 90 per cent, or receives one piwMwtiL pineapple, and bana riod, Ua work had carried him more vote than each of his UilflIII nas Med in butter. Serve wlOi to Naaaau, Bermuda, Grand Ca- I am having a wonderful time Select from woob, mohairs and m opponents. with this cdumn, talking to my orlon in si «s 12-20, during D&L's Stock up now and save on men's cuny sguce which ia served man, Tortola, one of the On Dee. 16, the electore se 2 DOL Dressra . . aepatataiy. Brltiah Virgin lalands. old friends and meeting new lected In the general election famous Annivers^ Salal Wide all five storra dress shirts in white and colors. ones like the Weltis. A few read Oniry Sanee Cforence is a member of the VICK PRESIDED meet tat their respective state selection of cardigans and pull Dacrcm/cotUm that never need 2 tahteapoona butter Town Planning Onmmiealfm and ers have sent recipes and I win oapltale to cast their votes for overs in every wanted coAor. S o Is currently working toward his be in touch with you. I hope ironing. 14V4-17V4 in 82-85 sleeve Vt cup flour president and vice preeldent. right for him for Christmas gift 2% cups bouillon FU>. The Welti tamily owns a more of you wiU write to roe ai With rare exceptions, electors in g ! length. He never has enough! 1-8 tahieapoon curry summer home in Watch I9U, The Herald or call me at my have generally followed the in- WINNERS OF D&L's mGAKFAST COAT SALE DRAWING: H taUeapoon lemon Juioe RJ., where they keq;> a sail home, 78 Forest St. stnictlone of their state’s voters. 14 cup cream But they don’t have to. Only 17 1st PBIZB—S48 Ckiat. M is. Robert IL Mills, IIS Hnislde Driv«^ Soutti Windsor Mett blitter over low beat. Stir states have any kind of legal tai- 2nd PRIZE—$88 Balnooat. Joan Munroe, 88 Ferwood Drive, Windsor Looks in flour tints well Uemled. sruetlon tor electore, and only Chadually attr In boaUlan. Blend W. G. GLENNEY CO. three provide penalties tor thoce in seasoniTigB who toll to follow their man (nam ing MINNeSOTA PAWT HfiADptf ARTERS date. V, 4 tahleapooni butter Thus, between the time they 4 tablespoone sugar ard elected and the time they REPRESENTATIVE vote, the riectore could decide Juice from one orange SENATOR Jolea from one lemon TRICK or ntEAT to vote for sonMone other than H ciq> cognac the candidate they represented canned peach hahree- YOUR HOME TO A on Blection Day. Brown 8 tablespoons sugar in Wallace, whose candidacy is butter. Add orange and letni the chief reason for a possibly juices and % mqt cognac. Heat HALLOWEEN SURPRISE Inooncluetve outcome next Tues day, has said that he will at HARTFORD • MANCHESTER FARKADE liiettMi in this aancs. SpciiiUe r is t o l f l a z a with 1 tabieapoan sugar and U, tempt to deal with one of the • B cap cognac and flams. Sarve WTERtOR other two candidates if he ends with vaaiBa ice cream. up with the balance of power. OH Cforence and Katherlna (who MMHFLO LATEX ED M IISK IE Even if their candidate gives became Kathy In the I ^ ) them Inetructlone, most of the both of Swiae descent. CMie FLAT W A a PAINT electore would be entirely free was bom in ToUaad and met to vote Dec. 18 for whomever hie wife while viaiitng relatlvea they want-including someone • D O in Bwltaeiland fai 1967. They other than Humphrey, Nixon or mmifix’ Wallace. C a L Most, however, are veteran RIM DADDARiO party tuncUonariee, made elec ABE RIBKOEF PRESIDENT tors as a reward for long serv the OLD R«9. $7.15 ice, likely to stay loyal to their party and tte candidate. STATE SENATOR STATF: REPRESENTATIVE Butte and iR & K ladies' designer coats Young Jr. Sportsweartwear Weldon head squares S tre tch knee hi's INTERIOR 1‘t-M \o'n; roK aN wool knits famous maker skirts. Drug Co. LUXTONE (sizes 6-14). reg. $11 $7.90 \\\\\ MMIOM'Y 99c regular^fS $ 5 9 - $ 7 9 values to $95 , i ( oiiimitlrf 99c regular $1.50 SEMI^GLOSS $3 3 values to $60 f 767 MAIN ST. llai'iN Hi. Trr.i’^. famous maker aweatere. Acetate satin finish head Single, double breasted or dMni- $6.90 Orion cable knee hi sox in 10 of squares and scarfs in assorted 8-pieoe suits and «isembles from fit in tex^ired wools, cross dyes, the most wanted colors. One size Place’’ C a i. flo ra l, ge u n M n n :0UliCMTM.: children's print sleepers Cosmetic buys boys' sport shirts ladies' 'n men's walkM^ A TEAM ^STSTBi> famous name nylons Houblgant’s Dry Skin Bato Oil for tub *1f. the team you can fruif $2.59 or 2 for $5 or shower in 16-os. plsstic botUs. $3.19 regular $5 rsg. $8 ...... $ u a vRheeato$lt f Ha, I&0O 99c values to $1.65 1/ 2 «« iw.g!glenney reg. $8 JS. HoubiganR’s Hand A Body Lotion in MANY ASSORTAtfNTS VOTE DEMOCRATIC MORIHin 18-os. plsstto bottle, oontslns Lanolin. Famous name permanent press TO GIVE AND mX>Y CO. ON NOVIMm Mk Seamless sheer nylons in short, 2.80 $1J8 Famous maker wallets, .U Mn»nr«i Br D««wcraUc TMm CaMWItot BROTHEIIS average, kmg. Sizes 9^-11 Pi'o- Savon casir Facial Boap for dry or pedyester 'n cotton sport shirts clutches, French piUNM IUS3T Nwiv. 'Trmimnt Assorted print sleepers with feet 1£N0X "Oomsotiout’s Oidrat portion^ in every wanted shade. rroblom skin. 4 cakes for $4.50, Rsg. in assorted colors. 8-20. Unoohi-Meroury Destor" in sizes 1-8. So warm and toasty 1 1.50 bach. cases, eye eases. PfUmUCY SOI CENTER STREET TEL. 349.8283 — HANCHE8TEB OPEN EVDNINCHB .(■xoept Ikura.) All D&L storos opon tonight, Thursday and Friday nights^ Now Britain gpon tonight only! « ii**V ..V ^ -ii -c
P A G E N I N E BIANCHBSTBR JIVENING HEEALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., T H U ^ A Y , OCTOBER 81, 1968
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1«68 thoy warn monfad. B m dlo- p a g e e i g b i HaHoween Play Mims Callas^ mlaeed reports that thay wars Nixon ‘Goes to PoUs,’ about to boflin a world honay- GiveiiL ait School order tn «M oh K Im« eTolrad, to gtv« a moon tour. . wealth and TUiety o< reapoi— auah aa Grade 4 of Bontlay Sobota 4Umrifp0tpr Connecticut Yankee Onassis Win 85 Cast Center St. no oomputer-iNNictainnMr haa ever "We’n romohi In Orsooa os preoentod a Hallotaaen play, Casts Absentee Vote •Tlio Weird Wltchee’ Ctiuto- dreameid of, nuMdi laaa been able to eon- B j A .H .O . long as tha waather is good,” A t Summit St. (Oonttanied from Page One) ------—------Legal Suit htnise," in the school auditorium €0pttitt9 IfTralft atniet tale told newsmen. "There is no Aa we approached thle pres If the Presidency ba« — ‘ half empty Public Auditorium tn '’**«■ capture the presldeney rraeon to leave and we haqs no (or parents and puplla this af The proceaa tnvotvod at Oxford la call a matter of oontaring ghorts LONDON (AP) — Aristotle ent daito on the calendar, we Clevelaiid—the first time he’d ^ov. B. definite plans for the future.’’ ternoon. u m »iij5 *P1MOTTm o a f INC ed "y«ceta tive reproduction,’ 'apparenE- Onaasta and Maria GSllae today WEEKEND ,CASH and CARRY SPECIAL U BlMeU StrMi have been askaHed by a strange attd proWeratkig mart*, w faced thouoands.^cf empty seats Nixon said Humphrey knows Another report tn Athens said There was a big cast of pu Jlwielisft^rOono. ly booauae what la nonr beine dooe wttti pils playing hobgohllns, ghosts, TBOKAS T. fX R QUBON and Hlogtoal obaeaskm. Vice PresMesttal race hy at on indoor meeikig, "hs oamot win this slecttan on won a multtmllUon-iloUar law the nswlywade planted to go to frOf; oella waa oi1(lnaUy more eaatiy flooded our doorotop wtth and wltohes. M ra E ric Hohen- WAl/TER H- rBKOUBON We have been strugtViM *<> Tin RepuMtoan pcaoldentlal •» « l y l " g o " "a sidL Acting as Britain’s highest South Africa tor the wedding PuMliben acoompUahed with plant ceUa. lYmadcd OctolMr 1. ISO escape from an iiiipreaston that piaiddab, Importurota gohW. candidate and Agnew, hU run- »H »te fy of desperatten.” court, (he House of Lords by a Nov. U of dtantood kkig Harry thal, Mrs. Robert Binunera and But what thta "TC «etativ« reproduo- who instat on ouggerthig dist rtig mato, wIU appear tonight Hubert Humphrey la to on- Orpenhrtmer’o son Nicholas. Mrs. WiUlam Thayer were the Carnation c k > z e n $1.79 F«MMMd Ev«ry l!v««»n «^*>ro^ fcndays Halloween, O at 81, and Blectton 8-to-2 majority upheld a High ei^^lkUyB. anered »L U»« r °SL *^^*?..** tioa’’ aelenoe may eventually lead to la, Day, Nov. 6, have aomehow g « ( they are Preaiderta ^ at a raUy In Madison Square W***® House,” he said, But Hem lASch, father of the teatawra In charge. Kaadnster, Ooim.. aa Seoml CSan Mall Court decislpn againta a former of oourae, aomething more excittnc than themselves mixed up. And hi aU tMs gortah Wnd Oaidsn. R wlU be their flrat would have to be through thSj bride-to-be, said "M rii. Onaoais OPEN TO 9 P.M. THURSDAY and FRIDAY Xattar. ___ friend, Ponaghia Vergottls. It either planta or fpofa. Perhaps our ooiktirion ia ax- notional unhoHday, we * judi appearance together since tluwigh the fa lias not been Invltod by me and Gold was dlaoovsred In Den SUBSCRIPTION RATES ver, Ook>., in 1888, by William We may, aotne day, be ablo to take ptakiaMe and foigtvehle. ttnuige, inMted feekng the <30P cooventloo. The Re- *^*J]|* P®7ty to divide the gave the opera singer 38 aharea w ill thus presumably not attend PayaUa hi Adrance Green Russell of Georgia. One Tear ...... *!?-2S one oell drom the arm tiaaue o f a human The October a ir has been so our poor vote 1m not gofnv ® m pubiloatB have purchased an of stock in a Liberian company the weddbig.” Six Xoatha ...... 1* *0 enough of a treat to bifhe W that owns an l , (Vton freighter Three Hontla ...... 7 *0 Individual and from it gpov a twin tar fidl at gboote at the poHttoal bouria time beginning ta 9:80 The Republican nominee said 8 00 trtoky troubles of (he^tltno uwo , p.m. EX3T tor a live telecast of that ahould Humphrey be out- now valued at $3.M mIBion. One Month ...... *^*0 hbn. psuft there has been little room going away and leaving us the rally o v tr the ABO network, voted on Tuesday yet win the With 38 aharea already to “ ’ ~ WTCVTIKR o r ___ The gap between adence (act and flc- tor more ordihary appertttona. THE ASSOCIATED PM »8 Our nattonal We haa been alone. Nixon aldea, taken aback by presidency In the House, "the her by Onassis, the ruling The AMClated Preee !■ exduelvely entitled tkm narrowa, until they beoome atanod Nbr are we eure thta the dav- makes her the oontraUing taiara- to the use of repuliUcatlon of all nrwe die- f t ' crowded wkh prohleima such am the altan turnout in predoml- price America would have to Atoarded Grant natehea credited toltor not othwwlae credh- Interchangeable. (flah mechanloal oonttoptlon kv naitfly Democratic Cleveland— W- • • would he four yean of holder. adte Ihia patier and alao the local newa pob- only wtoohes could invent; and Ronald P. Lewis, son of Mr, not even wdebea omdd selva. sUe which we win be aakad to third-party oanfMate George O. dlvlalon, dteaenrian and de- and Mrs. Ralph a Lewi# of 149 The ship was bought In 198t W. G. GLENNEY CO '*^n* rtSta of repoMIcatlon of special dla- Richard Nixon’s Running Mate deSver our vote la not really Wallaoe did much hotter in the apait." Adams St, haa recently been for $878,000 in cash and the rest patdies herein are alao iiiaerred.______Candtdaltee for Mgh etttoe Win the real Pat Nixon please dand have been putting on a whole aome addMotml HaHoween ghn- same hall said that admission " i call upon Hubert Hum- awarded « $800 grant from on mortgage. Onaaote gave 28 The Herald Prlntln* CJomnany up? . . . For aim ed two hours die has miok, detagned to shnutata a by ticket only may have ac- phrey to agree with me to ac- New Haven OoUoge, West ahares to Miss Oallas and 34 to aianes no financial peaponslbmty for typo- series of dtfterertt morriu as (n ^ lc a l errota appearln* *”^vert^inTO U been attttaig behind her huahaivi In a they appear on our dootetop. Chamber of Horrors. eotmtod for the empty seats. cept the decision o f the Amerl- Haven. a nephew, and VeTfottia got the uTM her readlns matter In The Manchester room melting under the heat of an Indian Bo we are not oertaln wtaeMMr In aa effort to screen out po- can people, and to support Lewis Is a 1964 Mandieoter other 80 taiares. ^IfiUJUL diomsL (L Tbuv JtooJc It has gotten so we never Bvcnln^ HoniUd. tentita heoklera, the Nixon man- whichever candidate recetvei aummer and a doaen televlslan Hghta, kmw when a oandklate’s face ta it Is going to be tonigW, Htaj*^ High Bdtool graduate and a 1968 3^1^, QUlas lator sent Vergot- Bobsciiber to LO0 Anjrele* Tlmefr-Waahtnf- UstenitM aa Richard Nixon makes ween, or next Tlieaday iilglit, agers have arranged for ticket the highest popular vote,” Nix- graduate of Hartford Btato $144,000, and she and Onaasta loB Poot Npwb ServJcp. « . « . • reaUy Ms own. admlaafoo to the Garden rally, on added. P ill PM vice cilPiM of N. E. A. figvvtce, toe. a speech she has heanl a himk«d times. J Bttiwwen the faces and the Election NIgM, when we are Technical Institute where he re- ^Mkned -in their suit that the PuMMieri R«pr»entAttvea - TJe For days that started at dawn and too. But they expressed confi- In a statement, Ntxon said celved hta associate degree In gboote, we have felt ouroelvea going to enoourtter the apooMeta money was to pay for 28 of Ver- WITH AN ARMSTRONG CEILING lf«th«ws Special >^encv — New York. Chi- ended p a d midtdght, ahe haa endured dene# tha turnout would be that if elected he would "act mechanical engineering. Cairo. Detroit end Boston ____ whM hig upalde down In acme experiences. There have bew gotilB’ taiarea. Vergettis claimed the gruelling, incredibly boring routine • ' . ' s moments when they hove both good. forcefully to expend private He received the grant to aid the money waa a loan to the •w vBBR AUDIT BUREAU OF CmCULA- of an American Preddentlal campaign poptart ooiriuslon of Deweys and In a national radio address home ownership In the blighted in hie education based on hta INTRODUCTORY SPECIAL TIONB. Tiumana and new Nixons and seemed to be trying to mesge company. with seeming enthusiasm. The coentant 'T ' .- -j;\‘ themselves Into one compostte Wednesday night, Nixon taial- areas of our country,” encour- academic achievements. He Is Thuraday, October 81 old Nlxoni aitd left wing . . ______.Oil He was also ordered to pay travel, the screaming motorcades, the lOghtmare, a Halloween o f an lenged Democratic rival Hum- aging oonveniion of public hous- a ^ corts etatmated ta $168,000 tor taoes and right wing Waltanes dent at New Haven OoUege and On 3 New Armstrong Products rtimetng girla, the mllUona at aweating, Election, If we ever bad one. phrey to Joki him in pledging kig to private ownerahlp and ex- the three hearings. attd Humphrey-Humphreya. a member of the U.S. Air Na- drooUng, etwvtag siraagen, are all ac that, should tile taeotlon be pertmenting ivltfa privately Neither Onaasis nor Miss Cal- Cool And Deep thrown into the House of Repre- owned condominiums for low-ln- Senator Eugene IfcOarthy, who took cepted vaUantty. ’’Aren't you erred to be here?” Pat sentaUveo, both would agree to come tamtUes. to the former to hear the vei- diet. what aeemed to he a naive knoceoce Nixon says tor the himdredth tbne that support the candidate getting "Ratiier than spending hun Arline Sheiming, daughter of into Ihe Preddentlal prtaartea aad day, the thoueamSh thne that week, tiw most votes. dreds of mllllona to clear more Mr. and Mra. Nils Sheminc of He ta still honeymooning with wound UP imhoralng an Incumbent Pred- ‘ "nuuric yoq for coming.” And smllea With increasing frequency, alums, to displace more families 189 EWridge BL The coupis K «n »tiy . Miss Ota- dent and producing peace negotlatlooa ard smiles end amHes. Open Form Nixon has bean raising the poe- and to buUd more public hous- Uvlng in West Haven. la »-o n ce his ocnatant compan- over Vietnam, haa now taken what BmaH wonder they can her "Dick’s ribiUty of a deatSocked election, ing,” Nixon said, “I proposed ------——-— ion—ta in Paris. \ - 'V ' Onaasta and hta bride came to Mnounta to his peraonal exit from the aecrd weapon” or that President EUaen- It wan not olear whether he was (earlier) the Imi^naUve enUst- at private owneralttp, and devel opment of the pride that can Athena Wednesday traai Soor- hower, desorlhlng the Vice-Preddert’a * "W > ter who has served his country genutnely concerned he might ment of the private and Inde- year he beeped make ao exciting and The TardsUok only coma from Independence.” ptoa, hta private Island where SAHARA quaWflcatlona ki IMO, conduded: "And y ' ■ * (aU to win enough electoral pendent sectors, encouragement colorful. ___ To the Editor, as soldier, governor and dism- mod cf all, Dick baa Pat.” Or that Nixon He aUB managea to give the huprea- A community can be measur plon of the aged and labor. I a dramanc falmaetf often intraduces hia w ife by aay- Mon that be peraonaBy "ooidiki’t oare ed by many yardstteks. One of halve studied bU record as Gov SUSPENDED GEIUN6 big, ‘.‘I’m ccntrovemal, but here’s Pat.” the most important of these is ernor of Alabama and stn sat iMa” even while he takea ttaoae aetkma Getting to mod Mrs. Nixon isn’t dlf- the way in whkdi the citiaens isfied that his performance and makea tboae deekdeoa which dam rietdt Predictabiy, Richard Nixon's en wood frame accent of that community feel and re qualifies him to be President that be cam very much. tire campaign oaravaii could be spond to the growing needs at these United States and shall b y (i)Tnstrong programaned by an IBM machine. In his taresrcM ataace, one gathera around them. Mancheeter elti- cast my vote for him on Nov. «*.»♦ r«w> of the IbingB be emildn’t care Getting to know her ia araitber matter. sena rank high on this yard lor suspended . , together with Abe RibioolT Five feet five wtth beige blonde hair 6 much leaB about la the particular osit- stick. They vahM and siqiport whose Senate record can never and Bkm aa a pencil, Patricia Ryan i ocane of the IMS Piealdential electlaa. such things aa education, U- be duplicated by May If he. Nixon la ahraya serene, ahraya gradaus, baries, a riilldren’s museum, ceiiiiHis Perhape beoauee he fadlevaa hi caMlng ahrays weM dreeaed wktaoUt being con May, is elected tor 20 years. a vote, even a negative one, he la giving recreation progranu, cuKur- And locaUy t ShaU cast a vote spicuous. She never complaina, never Ki* al activities, servtces for the Ha vote to Humphrey. But then, aa If to talks politics or dlacuaewa ieaues, never for Dave Barry and Mary Le- nncoaraphed Bjr Jacob T. MBler handicapped and retarded, aa reveal how much what be has been toy- puaiiee faeradf forward into the qntUght Duc. "SURE-GMr well as police, firemen and oth George B. Snow hgf to do w«*s year really meana to him, or hangs hack when She is needed, never VERMONT RABBIT HUNTER er basic neetto. AU o f this rap- 9S Oonoord Rd. be smwmreM that he la through aeeldag givee the sWgiitod Indication at the way results potative tldnUng for a die really (eels. bettor community. r^ rm aa a pairl*’**** of Mr. Htknphrey’a Trees Apprfriated party. He did not aay he wcnld not nki I Oonetder bar answers to aa interviewer When necessary Improve hoping to catch Pat Nixon’s ttrougfats for To the Editor, for ledecdon aa Senalor in IVTD or as a ments are hrougbt to a oom- the day. munlty’s attention through ref On behalf o f our pupils and WINTER TIRES (or Pietodeat in 1873, but what By Rowland Evans Jr. "What did Mrs. Nixon aay to her hus- Inside erendum, it Is natural and staff members, I would like to he did Sky itast he would not run tor baad in IMT when be waa nuyktog up healthy to eiqpeot discuaaion, tiiaiSc all those people who work • 180 tiaap traatar-typ* L. •Mttmr post ss s candidate d the Dem- hia mind whether to subject them once Robert D. Novak questions and arguments for wtth Manebetaer’s MeoMrial ctoata-balU tiaap oeratlc Party. more to the emodonal turmoil of anoth and against fiiese proposals. Tree Program for the many 18 Uta 8aap ICoOarttiy, aa uausl, heepa Wa oooL er President ill campaign?” Report Usually the questioners are con treM which ware reoently Aiwi an uMal, be caree very deeply. “I said,” aaya Pat Nixon, ” ‘whatever cerned, Interested dtiieno. ptanted ta Keeney Street you do w e ll be proud of you’ .” Hto quipe are often (he deeped quipa NEW YORK—At the moment al oampaign manager, decreed are massproduced and dltarib- There are, however, other citi School. We have been planting "What dose ahe dteUke m od about be from the first that Nixon’s Now uted by orgaittaod labor. zens who rarely work for im trees over the years with the ri •var made. ing a politician’s wife?” Richard M. Mixon’s campaign asoxu The resutts showed ig> In pri proving the community in eith tubataes wis cod attitude toward the outcome York campaign must be bal cooperation of our parents and bisckwall plus ’’Ncfhiiqi. except leaving my children.” managera dlapatched Gov. Spiro er what they think or do. They tba current race tor the Preddency de- anced between drawing support vate polls two weeks ago. -Nor- others, and therefore we ore 81.57 Fad. Ex. Big 2* IT?' panela real In metal auapenaion ayatem. ” Doee die ever resent the critics who T. Agnew to cdtend the anniver from both liberal Democratic raeUy Democratic voters —por- prefer to attack Improvement very appreciative o f the added Tax per tire end rlvea legttiniately town the actua^ p u ^ oompiaJn that Pat Nixon never seems to ^I ------trade InnUM t A feat, economicel wey to cover an old celling or sary banquet of the New York . defectors and the Oooaervaflve tloulariy Jews hi BrooUyn and proposals with insutflcent, mis beauty these newest trees win posaa at Ma own entry into (be Fred- lower a too-high one. DIatinotive Sahara daaign dispisar human faulta?” the Bronx —who had been un- leading facts. Never, from ref bring to our grounds. "Oh no, I Jud go along doing the best Oonservattve Party Oct. 14, Party. MKchell peraonolly ne- dedlal race. getttaed the accord unde^ wfaiob deetded in earHer surveys had erendum to referendum, do they ginoerely, features nubbly directional pattern In white-on- He fed ki the pdmarles ixk to gat to I caiL” battl»w tae RepubUoan prafea- suddenly flopped back to Hum put forth any poeittve thinking neutrel beige two-tone effect. Waahable, easy to And they love her for it. To folks all the Conservatives did not enter HJdward Timbrell, Principal borreatdent, nd to (aka over the Dcan- slonals here suspected the ball a separate slate of Nixon elec phrey. or solution to any problem. If Keeney (ttreet School over the country d ie is a storybook moth ttiey are truly concerned 'dU- ,^iSr, install. ocraUc party, bd to try to do adndhkii; game wes over in this state. tors (though the same result, tt Although the Agnew-Ooneerva^ er and wife. She c€ui cook a perfect zens why can’t they expand to promote peace in Vietnam. That Such sanctioning of a right- is clear, could have been five strategy contributed to this. “The Desire, the AbUtty" r x 4 ‘ r A N E L S meal, communicate wtth her two daugh their energy on worth-while dv- peace, k U aboidd aUn come this year, wing splinter party dedCceted to acMeved In (toe courts). Humphrey’s success here Is no* To the Editor, ters, Ikicla, 22, and JuUe, 20, keep her ic jwojects, or is there no mcfa Bag. f1.76. fatrodnetory O ffer. by (^m stron g would be the precise victor y ha waa af> Fifth Avenue home aa splck-and-an as MitchcO’B accord required Ag- whtaly a negative matter. He The voters of ttie IBth Sansr the ptaltiaal deotruotton of Gov. thing to their way of thinking? tortal District (Tolland County) ter. and the only victory be waa teaSy a rVihire to a gbiesy magaalne, aid look new'B attendance at the Got. 14 owes much to Eugene Fhley, Nelson Rockefeller brought Re Peihaps the purpose of those the fastest growing courity in Inatall these wood-patterned accent strips after. potand and unnifiled from motnlng to banouet (though some Nixon a transplanted Mm esotan who negallve-mlnded citizens la to publican leaders here to a pitch has persevered againta unbe- Oonneotlcut, w ill have an oppor around suspended ceiling panels. Give Ahxkl the route at: hia qned tor ttiat night. And yet die never kiaplres envy. staffers strongly objected). The make the rest of us grateful each section of the ceiling distinctive of odd fury. Rockefeller, un- result was considerably less llevabfe dlsorganliation In run tuntty to elect a man who wtl a victory, lajwever, be and aoane o< this Only on such a night ae November 8, tor our own dvlc pride, end than a net gain for Nixon. While ning the state campaign. keep abreast of the neejb and DEEP MSN TEXTURED DESIGN picture-frame look— with ^ a warmth of natkaTs bed young people made a IM l, when alter agonised hours of wak- sttnUng ki his help for Nixso for every positive thought and problems; who will take positive kW Nixon conceded the Presidency to the fUrtatton with the Oonserva- BesideB the late etart and the wood-llke trim. mutual diaoovery wfefafa waa eapeniaUy tMs tall, dispatched a private action we extend to Improve our action; aiid, who will he heard tives dismayed the left here, habitual parochlaHsm of New John F. Kennedy by a margin cf a telegram of bMtor protest to community, ^ b Houley is this man. Bob LUMINOUS PANELS exhilarattag tor the young people. R it by no means ended the York Democratic politicians 2'x4'SECTIONS hundred thoueend votes, does Pat Nixon He overcame tUs Srtt In- Mary BHsh also has the desire, the taiiMty waa a diacovery at the potentialities « i NixofTs tight smile dtaeppeer. right’s dalltence wtth George more Interested in next year's cUnetton to publicly reveal ttie WU let throttgh 80% a t the Mgbt. Ouananbeed net to a new Und at political aotton, which And y d ... and y e t She la a woman Wallace. Irideed, Jsunea Buck- district leadership than this the drive, the enthualasnt) o u r l o w e s * wtre’s contents only after plead HJs 19M Vote the spirit to put Tolland eoiint; yoBow. Ibetsnda ! ” below grid. i«iaM,iwgisd the ateriUties of the old, and of character and lidttafive. That’s ap ley, Oonservattve candidate for year's Presidency, Bfoley had 4 ings by O iaiiee Schoeneck, Re TV) the Editor, on the map. The voters are most oftared youth an opportunity actually to the Senate, has asserted: to cope with Humphrey's high parent from her early life. Born » years publican State Chairman Az an old time voter who has fortunate to have such % oan ago ki ArteaUa, Oakf ornla, she grew up "George Wallace Is expressing commend. Robert McCandleaB, new try to work for that change and that cast ballots for President since dldate on the baHot. Ws used r x 4 ‘ P A N E L S on a truck (arm that her father bought But melancbody, not anger, the same sentiments fiiat I hope the young Oklahoma lawyer run priced kknllaui which every youthtod geners' waa the dominant emottona! re- ning Humphrey's natloctal or I first voted tor John W . Davis more peoi^e like Bob in our ( ^ m e t r o n g (ton dreams of tryiqg to serve. when he gave up mining. Then when her to be vocalising in a less flam RflC. 50e Sq. F t Katoodiictoiy Offer ^ oponoe by Rockefeller Repub ganization, actually purged Fo in 1930 I would like to comment government. Be eure to pot* ^ Sesns, o f this youth let itaelf beocane parenta dtad. Pat worked her way to boyant w ay" —scarcely a plus licans. They felt (he Ag;new- ley at one point. But after ten on the coming election. Bob Houley tor State gSnator. T IL E M A T E ^ " New York where she was employed as (or Nixon. Sinoerely, . Intoxicated heyondthe propodions at an X-ray tedmlclan. With the money OonservBittve get-together sirm- days on the outside, Foley used 1 well remember os a boy LIGHTING FIXTURE Moreover, dispatching Agnew John Burokas Jr tarinterftrg: licOarthy*a own canny seU-disetpUne; saved from the Job she returned to Cali boHxed a Nixon strategy in New longtime friendship with Hum how hard my father had to Mount* easily In pl«c* of a to any gathering-in'New York Russell Dr it lett the crusade had to gd Itaelf fornia, worked her way through college York that has frittered away a refiected the mycpla of the Nix phrey and infighting skill (de labor on a farm fo r 940 per calling ill*. Uaa* Incandaacant a «^»»gi*ue victory, bke the eieetton of (”l was determined to get an edu narrow lead here and Jeop- month with no fringe benefiU Tolland, Conn bulb up to 100 watt*. Hand- on strategists. Long before the veloped as a federal toureaucra*) aom. "wood-grain” matat McCarthy MmseU or, (aUlng that, the cation” ), and after a brief fikig as an ardixed 48 electoral votes. Oonservatlve banquet, RepubH- to regain power. under the Republican adminis Iramt add* a - of all who dared stand where be extra in the movies (Becky Sharp at 87 Thus, while the lateat New oan professlqnalx here recog Foley haa used tliat power trations o f Roosevelt and Taft. Herald f touch of luxury. 1 0 " dMuld have been standing. Eor some a day) die became a echool teaclier. York Daily News statewide poll nized the oorroslve effect on well, directing a skUlful adver N ot until a Democrat, name of tbeae, perhaps, a 10 month fairy tale, In the local theatrical production of a rinwlng Vice PreeideiA Hum Nixon by his running-mate. tising campaign directed at Nix ly Woodrow Wilson, became George . Kaufman play Pat met Dick Yesterdays an knpmbable but chsrmlng adventure, 8 phrey well ahead produced pan Party pros in Erie County on's A'riiiUeo’ heel; Ted Agnew. President did woiMng condi Nixon, a lawyer Jtwt starting hia career. icky diSbeUef at Nixon head tions and wagas give him aA>st- b u il t d e e p to BITE DEEP la over, and the ending Is merely one of (Buffalo) had discarded "Nix- Humphrey Is now a aHght favor He played the role opposite her. But ask quarters, tt was no surprise to ter opportunity to support a 2S Yearm Ago bitter fakure. fkane o f them, perhaps, on-Agnew" posters on buses in ite In New York (providing that ■..for safer driving on NOW’S her to describe what the young Nixon Republican party pros. By mid- favor of ‘Nixon-Javlts" adver- there ia a large turnout of Ne family of six. Today was a Sunday! The will go on to beoome reaUy savage pol- was like and ahe looks blank. " I t ’s too October, they were privately Using —attempting to capitalize groes) mainly because o f the go as I look hack to living Herald did not pubUeb. , f snow covered roadel tticlarw of the old school. Some of them long ago, I really don’t remember.” speculating that Humphrey, ttlll on the popularity of Sen. Jacob superior political strategy of under Republican (dminlstra- After the Nlxone were married Pat may have had enough, and never want behind in the polls, would carry Javits's re-election campaign. the Democrats. Its Importance tlons I have decided that we do to years Ago your worked fln t as a. bank teller, then as a to try peraonal political activity and the State. Republlctms ruefully admit that cannot be dlsoouitted. Without need a change but not to Nixon The Luts Junior Museum re Government ecoftomlst. In 1M8 her commitment again. NIxen Is being hurt by the New and Humphrey. ceives a collection of "DolUi for • savings became part of the campaign If they prove correct, the New York, Humphrey would But the best of them, we hope, will New York |»-esidentlal cam York Times conflict-of-mterezt not even be a king-ehot next W e do need a man o f George Democracy” from Mrs. iAJfred chance!! (und (or getting her husband Into Con- from their experience and from paign of 1M8 will be one for the charges against Agnew, which Tueeday. Wallace’s honesty and charac Weihnsr. greas. ’’ free consultation WEEKEND SAVINGS ON the McOadhy exaanpie aome' dwabte During the next six years Pat watched htetory books. It would be a seise of the actual patency o f the idea Dick Nixon be elected to the House of caae of effective strategy and on remodeling problems: in pofttlca, and more than Jud a memory Representatives, to the Senate, to the brilliant adveittslng by Hum Armstrong Ceilings o f.th e kind at dedicaUan which, now VIce-PresideiKy. She has played First phrey rising above a Demo Armstrong Ceiling Doctor aikd then, does move mountainous Lady when President Btaenhower was cratic party in niina and an In MR. JAMES RICHARDS Reg. SPECIAL stoUdlUea. The poktlca o f the future wlU alltiig- b A mention what an escperience credibly. Itae start. But tt also Fischetti be the better for more people who will tt must have been (or a small town girl would ttKW how strategic blun iv/// be on hand ' Highhuid, 12 X 1 2 ...... 26c sq. ft t S V t t dering loot the country's mota exsrdse the privilege at being their own to dine with the Queen of England or the GetMRian, 12 x 1 2 ...... 23ciki . ft Emperor of Japan, to meet the Pope populous state. The fd ly of Ag- Your Car Battery 26 months old? | SAT.. NOV. 2 nsn. or their own woman, and who arlll or to be (he flrtt woman granted a new’s vlatt to the Conservative 9 A.M. to NOON Baltie, 12 X 1 2 ...... 22c aq. f t 2 0 « . have Ihe courage to do their osm thing, NO MONEY DOWN private audience wtth Sultan Mohamad banquet la the starting point for G O O D / F C A I t Suidrift 12 X 12...... 2De eq. ft ig ^ and who adk isver ocknoadedge that V of Morocco, and Pat Nixon only says, understanding this. to answer your questions. r/M O ff MOTR-SPINR r a t t i r i i s WITH ClaflBk. 12 X 1 2 ...... 24c aq.f t there can be futility in fighting hard (or " It did make me understand the world John Mttcbell, Nixon’s natton- oomdiilng In which they beKevw. so much better.” MOW! (.«• » ss(r I iMWt wP Come one, come all... Minlplmdi, 12 x 24 ...... 27c eq. f t If she beoomee First Lady, It's unlike AvoM APPROVED CREDIT- Bring the whole family. ly that she w ill pronuHc causes In the ‘*V«gcUtive Reproduction’' MdUMftl •touoit Oonolder bow, by experiments over at manner of JacqueHne Kennedy or Elea ' |UIl_ I (MtMNF- nor Roosevelt. A veteran of 22 years on A Thought Today Mt2U I MU48) FREE MOUNTING I Oxford University, a single ceU of a frog the campaign trail, she is not likely tol gpeasorsd by ttuMandtetaer Euf Ttm t-Pm lut$IMta has bken cacalted over the mod amblU- start making Independent political OouncU a t Churches oudy complex capacity of man’s oam sorties in the manner of Muriel Hum MANCHESTER SAME LOCATION . m od Intitoate achlevemeiU, the oomput- phrey, who recently struck out cn her "Wo must not be conceited, er. own In five cities which polls had shown challenging one another to riv SINCE 1920 , Tha astual experimenta at Oxford might go to WeUoce or Nixon. They alry, Jealous of one another. It have apparently succeeded In breeding threw rotten eggs and her hair got a man should do something GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE IWeG^GLENNEY 6 4 9 -5 2 5 3 WEUE NOT MOVING a whole (ipg, with all tie diveiM Unds mussed. wrong, my brothers, on a sud o f and cell functions, from one Pat NIxon'e strength Has In being den impulse, you who are en Kelly Road and Vernon a rcle-P h on e 876-8292 or 646-0101— Vernon, Corni. CO. W Ete IMFtOVINS neutral "I am eyes and eora for my dowed with the Spirit must set ..-vj Iona oaB takan from tbs kitoaUne cf husband,” she says. She has never been another frog. him right again very gently. 3 3 6 known.to make a wrong statement at Look to yourself, each one of iiius AT cuMPnmvi I'liir.is aiso avaiiaiui at ihf ioiuiwini; inoipinuini diaurs What theee experiments seem to prove l.ODDYi AR the wrong time, never been offensive you: you may be tempted to. NORTH MAIN STREET la that this aingls InUutinal call In a or oontroversUl or revealed the real Pat. Help one another to carry frog, akbough Itaelf a apeciailaed cell Instead ttie smiles. And the interview ttiese heavy looda, and In this deolgnad to its own particular er smllss. And then an aide mppaan, way you will fulfil the law of NICHOLS - MANCHESTER TIRE, Inc. 7:30 To 5:00 Mon. thra Thws— funetton in its own partlcutar looatica, "Mrs. Nixon, your husband nseds you." Christ.” ELUNGTON to 8:30 M .— 7:30 to 12:00 Sot aJae aM iin its nudai. all the Thafs^it, and she is o ff without hsst- 296 Broad Street— Phone 648-1161 MMicheeter 'lation, haad up, ihouklers back, nuitur- Galatians 8:tA2 (New English ‘udoraalfan” naaded to oondnict aU the kM an aura of tired sweetness that (or Bible) ' IM Chitiio Dally Nawi lUILDING MATOUALS— UIM8ER— #UIL n(h«r ipadaHaag parts cf a eompietoly raMUIxii-IUII BiniktU some who watch is almost too poignant Rev. Douglas E. Theuner, i j s i iessf t i ...... new lodfvidnBl frag. to bear. — W JLU i PBTBCHEK IN Vloor T h i s ------that thia individual cell THE MANCHESTER (ENGLAND) St. George's Episcopal — 46(0 ^ MYS iM U b U t>0U)N T t A P^fOUSKbl... baa bean “ ytkgvaaaasad,” by tha natural GUARDIAN. Church, Bolton PAGE ELEVEN MANGHI»TER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONN« THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1968 ------r------speed. The grand Jurji said It PAOC TEN MANcfeESTE® EVENING HERALu. MANCHIOTJR. CONN.. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81 , 56 Agnss Dr.; Mra. Amy Smith, tracks to view the xouthbound E U in g U u i Rose, Cooper La., Coventry; Darns, 677 W. MIdiBa Tpfee.; disagreed wNh the action, but Weinberg Heads Coventry; Alfred Dorey Jr., H elicopter Noise funeral train. William Runde, 65 Doane St.; Mlchaal WUber, 62 Linnwre that It did not contribute to the East Hartford; Mktthew Hull, In a preeentxUion, the Union reeerititlve from the SOth Ae* vlolattona by thla type of motor Mr::. Bhnma Ruesell. West D r.; Mra. Joan Roarabaugh, 18 accident. Peftition Filed Nmbly DIetrlot, aald today tliat Stiffen Penalty South Church 208 South St., RockvHle; Fred- Cited in. Deaths County grand Jury aald, "The vehicle operator. brook; Joseph 6mlth, East linooln Bt; Mra. Oaihertiw The panel said the Secret Heralding PoKtics he baeka tha use of abandoned H artford; Mra. Katherine St. ertric Hfds, 90 Conway Rd.; deaths and Injuries resisted *T would -therefore introduce Starr, 40 Green Manor Rd.; Service and the news media In Bankruptcy raflroad rights of way for oom- On D riviiig Law, You Know Fran Mahoney Fund Drive John. 205 Henry St.; M ». Viola Alfred Letdfaoldt 209 Fern St.; By Funeral Train from a aeries of unanticipated ■jr to i. B. cmam legtalation which would provide Janet Rekhle, 947 Abby Rd., should be made to realise their mutar tran^tortatfon, such as Talbot, $8 LOec St.: Mario Mrs. Margaret Maloroa, <7 ctrcumetanccs and negligent In William J. McHugh of 8 Ma- for a mandatory' jail aantenoa Stanley O. W eliiberg o f 197 Wapping; Christine HOI, Bev EUZABBTO, N.J. (AF) -- A actlvUles In regard to events in BoMMt Junior High School Uc«n cudUlatoo will bo in tha rail buses. Says Ago^tinelli Thivlerge, 89 Union Bt.; Rob erly Dr., Coventry; Carriyn St. School 81 ; Robert Rloux, Best cidents, none of which amount for thoee Indifvlduals who would volving major public -figuree I^e St. has filed a voluntary ■IndHrtB. in a mode deettoa ym - motorcade, m . has been named ert TrewheUa, 118 Palmer Dr., Jean, 249 Burnham St.; M rs. H arifbrd; WUUam ’n em ey, 262 grand Jury said Wedneaday ed to gross or culpable negU- He said, "One way that tha deUberatrty flaunt the will of ‘■‘may jeopardise the safety of petition in bankruptcy at U.S. torday, went right down the line M ayor Nathan Agoat|naUl to- general ohainnan of tbe South Wam:hig, Wanda EntwisOe, 16 Ores9woed Cooper HUl S t noise from low-flying Secret gence. A atate aenator rooefves ♦»,- tax burden on uw,the nioiyaumindtvldnal — oomea a otaolcdown on the courts and the atata by the public and serious consider with Democratic national, state Methodist Church finanoe cam Dr.; George Thuiber, 58 Turn- Also, MM. JuUa Psganl, 13 Servloe end nesrs media hell- "Within oertoln segments of District Court In Hartford. ■Ml local candidates, and gave driving while their Uoenae is BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A ation should be given by them in paign now in progreoa. bull R d; DomUd Daigl^ 8 Pio F s lm o r D r.; John Rukus, dS2 oopters partly drowned 'out the general public there are Liabilities were listed at $18,- owntwlniing ap p roval for under suspension. Other oempalgn leadera in- daughter to Mr. end Mra. Man the future.” fred Welgle, 97 Harlan St.; a neer O r .; M khacU OolUns, 02 Oprlng St.; Mra. Mary Katkaus- warning boms on a train that those who disregard common 922.17 and assets at $1,666. three sdnol referendum quee- "Similar penaltlaa have been okide R. Bruce Watklna xiMClal HUltop Dr.; Mra. PatrieU Con The grand Jury investigation lilaoed on thoee motorists who son to Mr. and Mrs. WUUam kos, 696 Tolland T^drn.; Mrs. klUed two persona tbe day Sen. sense." Area creditors listed Included of hla tenn. R elh ^ eshmataa .!!Ti i r^****_i” *** penaRles against second otfanee gtfta dialnnan; Norman Lar- nell, East Hartford; Franela Robert F. Kennedy's funeral The presentment also said was requested by Mayor Thom Vice President Hubert Hum are ooavieted of the crime of Massoni, 440 W. Middle Tpke,; tonm Nkholaon and son. South Northern National Bonk, BDIngT place campaign a y n e e e at ^ im prove- <«▼•«»•’ * ■on, audit; and John I-. Von«<’ Spellacy, Lebanon; Mrs. Lena train pooaed through tha city. that an "unnamed public rela- as G. Dunn and Prosecutor Leo phrey reoeived Btt votes to 4M __further improve- aeoond offender druiric driver EOSCHAROEH} YESTERDAY: Glastonbury; Mrs. Roaemary ton, $6,943.72;, Benefleiri Fi menta ih1“ our «««• public trsmiimrta- AgoetlneUi. OOP oendMate Dedk Sr., teams chairman. The MlUer, as Beelariwb Bxl., Wop- A man and woman were klBed Uons man” and aereral SecreJ Kapolottx. for Republican Richard Nixon with the reault riiat Crimea in Oreffe Maooerio; West St; Mullen and son, 42 Seymour nance, Manchester, $SM.06; tlon.** for state senator, aaid that, if Rev. Carl W. Saunders will act p tl«- and several Others injured June Service agents aboard tbe Ken JAD Service Center, Bllltng- and 78 for third party candidate for the poet this category have been great Theodore Bourex, Warebouee St.; Mrs. Dorothy Futoma and ea pastoral odvleor. Also, George SuUlvan, B ast 8 when a northbound train nedy train ordered tbe train su Sugar beets were grown as a ton, $124.24; Hartford Machine George Wallace. Boggini aald he favora anall, etoeted, he will propoee leglila ly raduoad. Point; M ario Diana, 120 South daughter, Hartford; Mrs. Ka- DlvlMon leadera are Roger Hartford; Daryt Drury, E ast plowed into a orowd of mour perintendent on a rear car, teU- garden vegetable and for fodder Screw Co. Credit Union and The atudenta oaat 29 wrtte-tn Would you beHeve the .wm.. stogle-nmiway elrporte, “that tlon which would provide for "I would hope that the leg- Main St.; Mhi. Edith Adams, thyrn Patulak and son. East votea moat of them for IDn- Humphrey AgnewT He was a « P^rfoeay for buahieas mandatgy Jail aentancea for Gray, M. Ftaillp Sueog, Robert 128 BtseeU S t ; Mrii. MaroeUe Hartford; Mrs. AUoe CoOstte, Hartford. ners that bad gathered on tbe ing him they would regulate the before they were used for sugar. Rockville Reminder, $85. ialation I will propose will have Pratt, 'WUIUm Rood, Vernon neaota Ben. Ehigesie McCarthy ebaraoter Sunday In the TV ae- ^ without dIoturMng thoee offendera. the same results.” and TV comedian Pat Paulsen. riea, “The Higt> and the "«*«**ore.’' ■••n,o tfai^ of a monetary MUM, WeSa C. Dennieon, John Sen. Abraham RlHooff, who nigiay," riiown on Channel 40. ------fine,” he aaid in a atatameat th VonDeok Jr. end. Merriiell led the ticket, received 800 votes Hixnphrey Agnew waa a Oonnectlout Federatiaa of teday, "Is a sufficient da Hodge. te ^ for Bdwtn May, his OOP t^t turn- Teen-age RepubUoans, In a tarrant to subaequent vtokattona VFW A ide Post Team oaptalni Inotude Horace “PP******!- ed good again in the ntok reuent paH, named Edwin MAy by tUs type o f motor vehicle S. Soniton, Fred W. Gayer, First DCitriiet Gang. EmlUo Q. <|tone. their first esnual Oitisen of the operator." Goes to Hirth John MiuecUco, FTed Towle, Al- dred W . Denrie, H al Harrison, Daddario received 620 votes to _____ AgoatkMih’a statement tol- Charles E. Hirth o f 79 HoWst- George Nutter, Btenvenldo Mon 428 tor Hartford Councilman The executive board of the Oo-chairmen of "MAThfs^" lows: er St waa recently appointed Roger Ladd, his Republican op Regional OounoS of Elected Of- the federatlooi Touth for May "Most of us are sill too fam- National AMe-de-Oamp of the talvo, Robert Gordon Jr., Rob ponent. Ockale (RCBX>) m et in Manchea- Pregram , are Peter Burling, a tUar wlth| the newspaper ac- VeteiaiiB of Foreign Wan. TIm ert Gordon 8r„ James Todd, State Sen. David Barry, with Richard MArahah. ter’a Municipal BuUdtag last ■ophosnore at Ohio Wee- counts of the tragedies that are announcement was made by Susan, LuciHs and Fran ' • 586 votes, outpoUed his Repub mght. leyan University, and Ted IBay, inflicted upon membere of the Rlduud W. Homan of Sugar I Also, Wesley L. Miles, Louie lican rival, Mayor Nathan Agos- It voted to devote tha ooun- eon of the OOP senataslal can- public by the negligent and Grove, W. 'Va., commander-in- F. Changmau, Thomaa J. Oord- tlnelU, who received 485 votes. Assembly District 19—^Votiny at Buckley Bchool, 00*0 entire Decem ber meeting (Uitote. Twenty-year-old Tod reoftleaa, operation o f motor chief of the VFW of the United nar, Calvin P. Hewey, Ruaaell We Discount The Price—But Never The Quality The two, both from Manches Hifhiaind Park ^ h ool and Nathan Hale Schoed ______**uy Is a Junior at Williams Ool- vehicles on the highways of our States. MacKendiiak, Kenneth G. Mor- ter, are conteating the seat from to a dieonaatop of a Sept SO re- port by a aeleot Taak Foroe on 1 ^ - commute to Oomieot- state. Commenting on the appoint riamt, Charles B. Brame, the 4th Senatorial District. Votf H m Democratic Team — Top Lover — Nov. 5th W ayne VL Garland, Jeremy “the social, eduoattonal and weekends, “A ll to o often the party In- ment, Homan said that the con The students, vottqg for Man (Mahoney Committee, Harry Haldment, Treas.) Bohnae, R. Dean Pattenon, eoonomlc proUems" affecting fHoting the damage Is one who tinued eucceos of the organfia- chester's three state represmta- Wlnaton Smith, Robert D. Thu- many of Haitford*a cldsens, and has been oonvicted of prior aer- tion depends on the qualified ttvea by party and not by Dis and dedicated leadership at the Un, A lbert Donneetad, Richard the role o f the H ariford sUb- Disposable Bikes Used loua m otor vehicle 'Violatlima trict, gave the Democrats 542 local level, such as that shown Bmhker, Bkigene Horton, BUI uriM towazd their sohdlan. and, in fact in many Instoncea, votes and the Republicans 470. NEW YORK — A new form by Hirth. Read Herald Advertisements VoaDeck, Frederick Brooke. The RCBO’a next meeting la of "maas transit” some plan la operating the motor vehicle The student ■vote cn a' pro- ^ ^ Also, Thure O. Blomberg, ners are talking about in dis- ■while his license Is under oua- posed H,e05.000 bond i s a u e ^ WUUam Ia. Hooker, Herbert a new Uneoln School in Center “ *w*y completed public library. posaMe bicycles or other small penalon by the Mbtor Vriilcle McKinney, Ruesell Phllbriok, Springe Park was 88 “yea" „ ^ conveyances. In an experi Departm ent Kenneth Strum, Earl T. Trot and 201 “no.” State Rep. Robert SUvnltaky, ment in Sweden, bicycles were *Tt is apparent that the threat ter, Walker W. Briggs Jr., Rob ^le vote on a $568,000 bond candidate for re eloctlon painted white and left In the of a monetary fine is not a auf- ert H. Froot, Robert Loomle, lame for Bemet and Natlxu trom the lOtb Aaaembly Die- streets for anyone to use. fldent deterrent to subsequent Hale heaUiM plant renovathaw he la con- Daivld Peck, Henry Mallett, Br- waa MB “ yea” iqb "no.” cemed with the problem of ex- neat J. Smltli, Henry C. Ar And the vote on a $112,000 oaaatve nofaea emitted by mo- nold, Ambrose H. Diehl, Albert bond iaaue for equii^ tor vriiiclee, paitlculariy moto^ KaMbfleteoh, Kenneth Jackson, meat was 912 “yaaf' and IM cydee. Robert H. 'VonDeok end C. Hoyt ‘•no." He aeld that he would support SUloan. flie ntoede electton eras Joint- laglalation that amdd raqulre • Country Harvest Supper More than 100 men have been ly sponsored by the StoAmt repeated merhanioal tnqiee- VOTE YES reonitted as woikers for the nmawm Msd the Soclel tlon of motorcyelea, to adbem Amd drive. Department, rsptaeented by to recommended noiae Umlta. Ifln. Bemiee Maher. The State of Oonneotlcut, he Sat,, Novem ber 2, 1968 ------oeid, now has a new devUSe, The Manffieater Demoeratio called a decUnffer, whioh meas- SittkiciatS,8,7PJL Hospital Notes Town Committee wlU meet to- uree the degree of sound em l^ momw at S p.m. In Ito tl Oak ted by a vehicle as It paaaes. Buckingham Giurch All evening visiting hours end St. campaign beadquariera to and which can determine at 8 p.m ., and start. In the dleouee final plane for Tuee- whether It la iiai aaalva. HEBRON AYE,, GLASTONBURY variouc urita, at; Pedlatrioa, 8 day's election. ■ p-m.; seif service unit, 10 a-m.; The Democrata will bold their A mock electton by the fourih, ADULTS 12.50— CHILDREN $1.00 TO REPLACE Crowell House, 5 p.m. week ^ I tmdttlnwJ pee election motor fifth and sixth graders at Man- days, 8 p-m., weekends and hoil- parade on Saturday. The motor- cheat sr Orem Sdtool returned — M em i — daya; private rooms, 19 a.m.; cade 'Witt harm at 1 pm. at the Humphrey and Rlblooff an tha semi-private roome, 8 p-m.; Highland Perk Sdiool on For- wtonera. Roast Turkey and Dimming, Mashed Potatoes, vtsiUng In 816, 814, and 828 la any thne for immediate family tar St and win tour the town. Dwnoerat Bibett Humphrey Tondps, Onions, Cranberry Sanoe, Rolls and only, with a flve-mlnnte Umltn- Giris’ The four local Democratic can- polled 55 votee, for preeldent, Uon. Afternoon vtstUng hours In Winter Jacket Special! didatee for the State LagtaU- to 49 for Republican Riehard Batter, Mlnee, Squash and Apple Pis. obetetries are 8 to 4 p.m. then tore will ba In the parada. Nixon and 4 for third party begin again nt 7 p.m. Visitars Slack Sets ------candidate George WaUaoa. An Too Omi Eat am aaked not to smoke in pa Our Retuhr Low Fricn 2.17 6 3.17 Mandieater RepdMieane win Domoeret Abraham Rihtooff For Reservatkons Osll: LINCOLN SCHOOL tient’s rooms. No more than t . Sensationally oonduet two motorcades Satur- poled M votee for US. eanator, two visitors at one time per Our Loweot day —one at 10 a.m ., tha other to $7 for RepohUean Edwin May. •48-1285 — 568.6450 — 688.2»96 paUent. Priced! Price Ever at 2 p.m. The motor pamSee ... WU dorm at GOP Haadquartora, N. Charles Boggini, Damo- Patteota TViday: 294 12.99 505 Maid St The local Repuh- eratlc candidata for atata rep- 4*3 Group includes midwale corduroy hip-lengths, cadet or shawl collars, solids ADMITTED YBBTBSIDA Y: Turtlenedc fuhion, cotton knit topi with or contrast wool sleeves with warm pile liners and excellent details plus a applique and ertibroidery trinu - Coordi Mrs. Florence Barry, 125 great ski jacket in oxford nylon with cadet collar, zip-out hood, braid trim, Spruce St.; FeUcla . Berry, nated ilsekt lie o f corduroy in plaids or i big zip p w k ets and warm pile Uning. Brood Brook; Ronnld Blaako, •olid colon 3/6x and 7/14. 69 Harlan St.; Raymond Bou- Here Are The Facts... sbee, 200 HUHard S t ; Mrs. El len Button, 67 Cambridge St; SylvU CSaOtai, Goriee Dr.; Mrs. Cirls^ Denim Jeans Men^s Wool/Mohair Sport Hats BetUna Cotnm, 65 Harlan R d.; Misses’ Virgin Wool Cardigans Frank Davte, 601 Birch Moun Our “ Mine Own Label” to write your name "m From a nstionilly famous maker. Exceptional Lilicoln School overcrowded tain Rd.; Matthew Deecy, Lew group o f better wools in select plaids and e TTiompaonvUle; Mariln Fred- The all year round clanic cardigan iweater. A in. Western cut, yoke back. Rivets on points o f strain. Assorted colon. Sizes 7 checks. Center crease and pinch fro'fonts. Preeently roottM in Center Congregational Church. rtokson, 8 Ashworth St.; An great value for thii event. White and waioni 2X9 colon. Sizei 34 to 40. to 14. I sizes 6 W-7V1 = thony Oigtio, Botten; Mn. Be- I 4.99 3.97 bedetta Gtonuuilni, 25 Eldrtdge St.; Mrs. Barbara Grenier, 48 e Children may be bused out of Lincobi District Bell St.; Clarence Haugh, 28 Hemlock St.; M n . Editfa Jor- vlB, 689 Main St.; Arthur Ku- next y e fff r^ikot. Main St.; Mn. Alice t Larder, 66 Tuck Rd. Alao, WUUam Lopes, Vernon Rd., Batten; WUUam MacLeon, e Substandard classrooms 84 Hoffman Rd.; Alan Messier, South Windsor; Wendy Mitcii- Isy, 19 Denver Rd.; Mn. Jane O’Grady, Glastonbury; Patsy e Inadequate heating and plumbing facilities PagUaro, 82 Crestwood Dr., Coventry; Gaetano Petrone, 14 Newman St.; M n . BariDara e bisufficient facilities fo r physicol Education. Restrooms and the teaching staff OJL Foikt! Now le the time to be eau- tloua, have your tank oheoked e Lincoln School enrollment stable and cleufesd before the srln- ter sets tat. CALL *’'*2 4 / TREMANO SEPnO THIS ADVERTISEMENT S TO N S O tB ) BY THE FO LLOW ING MANCHESTER RBSIDCNTS TANKSERVIOE Mrs. Leslie A. Stevenoon Mra. N. L Richer Mr. and M n. Arthur Pierce t- TEL 7«-»770 Mrs. James R. MeShea Mr. and M n. N. Pilver Mr. and Mra. Stephen Gluhoaky Boys* Turtleneck Boys’ '’Nehru’ Young Men’s Men’s Full Fashion 'Men’s ZipDut Liner Mrs. Ebner Ostroot Mr. and Mra. C. Morlarty Mra. Anna Demko Sw ^tshirts ■ Mr. Elmer Ostrout Mr. and M n. Richard Keeney Mr. and Mra. Everett Cone Sport Shirts Sport Shirt Coniho Turtlenecks 4 Season Giats Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Poutre Mr. and Mra. Robert Bridgeman Mr. and Mra. William Murray 1 .1 9 -M 9 QQ X97 %3*%3%3 hi-style Nehru shirts at an extraordinary low Nehius with built-in turtlenecks. Never iron turtle world. Genuine ‘Pussycat* lush banlon has just made the scene! John's is the pizza you serve Nancy Stevenson Mr. and M n. Uoyd Berry Mra. Virginia H. Celinakl Basic Ivy model tnd popular dress-up Jeans in price. Polyeiter/cotton and all cotton to hopaacs, solid and checks in S-M-L Two knit with full fashioned, long sleeves, colon nerlined with full satin lining plus warm piiei^j shirts in one. galore. S-M-DXL. zip-out liners. Solid colors ana select piaids.*':; fresh from the oven, piping hot and utterly delicious! Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth LaCoss Mr. Walter Celinakl group. 50/50 Polyester/cotton. Midwak arid choose from. Sizes 8-18 in favorite colors. Mr. and Mra. Robert CoukMnbe widcwale. Fall fathioq shadet. Sizes 8 to 18. Sizes 34-46. Reg., Short:, Long______So rejoice, Pizza Lovers! They've finally made a good frozen pizza Mr. and Mrs. Peter Landerman Mr. and M n. Blank Mr, and Mra, Frank Gluhosky to gladden your heart and your appetite. . . and here it isl CUM MD URaV Mr. and Mrs. Witiiam Sweet Mr. and M n. Daniel Landerfin Mr. and'Mra. Robert Perron Even complete firs insur Stormy Weather Footwea^ Stormy Weather Footwear ance doesn’t covsr burgla Stormy Weather Footwear Stormy Weather Footwear Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kaael Mr. and Mra. Girard Gaouette Mr. and Mra. Norris Brown ry or thsft. But an istna Homsownsrs policy dots, For Children For Children For Men & Boys For Teens & Ladies Mr. and Mrs. William Parkinaon Mr. and Mra. Clarence Switzer Mr. and M n. Lyman Hoops along with much mors. Protset your horns and its Mr. and Mrs, Harry Grovea Mr. and M n. David Jenckea Mr. and Mra. Robert Brock contsnti, and do It com- Side Zip Boots platsly. Call ut for full Zipper Bools Pull-On Boots Dress Arctics Mr. and Mra. Fred T. Bliah IH Dr. and Mra. John Sullivan Mr. and M n. Ronald Scott dstails today. 1 ^ 7 OuwMSne OurUae Our H i Our Mra on the purchase of any oIm psiefcago of Mr. and M n. Walter Wutach Mr. and M n. William Sinnamon Mr. and M n. Carl Zinsser A97 4.47 4-S iM ki. 9.97 7 ^ ^ WMMV'Uut J^n 'e Original Pina. ”“• 3 . 9 7 Mr. and Mra. 'Thomaa Brennan Mr. and Mra. Wayne Gailand Mr. and Mrs' David Lippitt IDOfatT J. SMITH 3*17 3.57 Mr. Qracen We will redeem this coupon for 10$ INC. All guaranteed waterproof. Four Soft grained vinyl uppers with phis 2$ handling charge, wften terme of this First quality lubber ovenliues Inside cuffed overshoes with Many Friends Inaaransmltha flnger-esM closure. Guirameed buckle or front zipper overahoes. deep pile lining, for over-the- offer have been complied with by the customer l66Malnit.TeL64A«Ml with eaiy-puU front zipper. ’ Guaranteed waterpioof. Red. waterproof. Each or Red.Sizes 5 Black only. Mena sizes 6M to 13 foot comfort. Cnooee either 12 end by you. Purchaser must pey sales tax. Void inch or 15 inch height in black ^ where taxed, restricted or forbidden by law. Sizes 5 to 3. Mack. Sizes 13 to to 3. - Boys sizes I IH to 6. Midi Maeu In U.B.A. or brown. Sizes 4 to 10,_____ Cash valua 1/20 of 1$. Invoicaa verifying pur- I, u X i 3. My Push for Victory School Bond Issues; N.T. She was the widow of Max ntf^t by the Redevelopment next week, seven Manchester ohurohes. ------T paaca In Vietnam bat ship of St Pater’s Elplscopal Field, land at US Olenwood Dr., Oerbich. commission for a three-story, tlie high rise apartment build* aaray from a food part Church and the PUgrlm Fellow conveyance tax, $28.10. The'Federal Housing Admin- buildings, all duplex, and will *- It w«w a jubilant, yet subdued, GOP Town Oommit- llie Maifchester GOP Town Ooinmittee, by an over Mrs. OarUch was bom In contemporary professional ing for the etdsrly, also already af lia advance early In the after* ship of the Hebron and Oilead Jerome Nathan____ and -Louise______istratlon (FHA) today an* oonsist of 86 three-bedroom tee dhairman wiho faud; njgbt caned on all Manchester whelming voice vote and with no discussion permitted^ __ Rmna«la, and had lived In the ______„ „ building to be constructed on the approved, will probably not be Oongrefational churches will N ioi^ rto Barb^r^: R. Levins, Aepubltcans to “make that extra effort for victory next last night endorsed a^l three school bond issue ques n .b .. outnumbered kwsesIOM68 by .. iT^.^ *>*" ‘ofetlier ounu&ySunday at 6:S0 p;*u renewal site. started until eprluf, DlCarlo and has allocated a $8,220,000 jg one-bedroom units. Park- y more thu Ml vaon -----^ ...... ijljg commission has had said. Hiis aiiartment will only property at IBS Green Manor J ulesday. e » ‘ tions s^eduled for a referendum vote next Tuesday. about no the New p-m. to "trick or treat” fOr UNI* R d., conveyance tax, $26.40. loan for the project, under a big for 800 oars wlB be provld- "I not only want to see a ing to New York three yeari CEF, Mrs. John ttbun amwunc- to deviate from Us original plan be one small portion of a pro- below-market interest rate. ^ Bast Hartford, "because, among The three proposed bon d ------York Stock Exchange. ago. She was a member of the ed this week Building Permits victory next week, and we need tiw is towns of tile District, 1 issues are: $1,986,000 (or a new Tbs Associated Press average which was to have the build* posed vast apartment complex. The news of the a llo c a tio n ______chester." He urged, "L ot Mkn- UnHed BreMiren of Hebron. Weriey CUftord, addition to badly." said M. Adler Dob- was the least known in those liaooln School in Center Chester find a ditfennt *x>t for of 00 stocks at noon was up .6 at *------The groups will divide in an *hS® •" the area of colonial de* The court house will act as the w Center St ''*** relayed to Manche^r by Aln, ‘Td prefer It If we even Survlmrs include four sons, attempt to cover the whole town necessary after principal municipal buUdlng In Springs Park, $588,000 (or ln>- a new school, and tot ICandiss- ■ i.1 , with Industrials up .4, ’’ the Washington office of Cong. ^fun a Itttle scared, to insure two towna." Ladd is a Ctty of Juls Oarbich of Manchester, Sunday eveniiw The te«i.asers the Tolland County Court House the area. ^ provlng the heating and ven ter not renege on the cotidKicna rails up .7, and utilities up .2. ^ k ^ o t e e n e r s Ounpuu, addition to E*pUlo ^ I^iM arlo, A bout Town ^^^t extra push." Hartford ooundhnan. plans were approved by the Oommerolal Portion Prlldo tilating facUttles at Bennet Jun of the deed from Cheney Bros., H m msrket was strong at the «*rtvers wiU retu rT to State FHA director George "Two yean ago," Ladd aald, property at 11 Welcome PI., Mystic Review, NABA, will DoMdn, addressing the Man so that the town may keep its start, with the ticker tape run state. The building of contem* Yet to be designed Is the com* Carr said In Hartford today that "my opponent (Daddario) nosed ior High School and Nathan caaville, and Abraham Gray- porary design set the pace for mcrcial {wrtion of the plan. The $800. have a harvest supper Tuesday chester Republican Town Com Hale School, and $112,000 tor honor, Integrity and good noons ning late and a parade of big ___ __ Richard Armstrong, addition remains for final ap- out hte Republican rival. I fed son with the government serv* UNK3BF ocdleetlon is the otoers to follow. developer said this shouDtnK . , at 6:80 p.m. In Odd Fallows mittee, said he was jubilant Intact.” blooks traded. A good deal of jee in Vletnani; two daii^Vrs proval of the loan is the bal* it will not be that way thte recreation equipment and other part of the United Nations pro Although some minor changes pi^^a wlU be the most CBwS Hall. Tbecause ths Manchester Her- the exceptional volume was at* Mrs. David Appleatein of Man* ’’ arice of the proceesing and pa- year. In Daddario, we have a capital Items. Town Counsel John 8hsa re gram that Mra. Slbun conduct may be made In the profession* flej ^ i},^ development Mld (yesterday) had endorsed plied, "The successors to trtbuted to the pentrup demand Chester and Mre. EMe Lorln* Anthony DuboMo. addition to P?™",’'’, oubmlsslon The FISH of Maradiester is oongreoaman who has been si The blanket endorsement had ed this week In the schools. al building, the basic plan was the protect " of final loans. Aie Republican ticket, from top Clieney Bros, have remowM the which is usual foUowinf a sky of Norwich; a brother approved. It will be built of ready to give aide to any Man m bottom .” lent on the issues, and he tnust been recommended by the town Story Hour Within ttie strueturo. Alco Ml Gtenwo.^ Atty. Arnold Klau, MISAC ex* covenants from the deed. Coo- Wednesday ch^slnc of the ex* Charles Laeger of the Bronx; aggregate columns of concrete chester resident In M ^d of Dobkin said that local OOP be faulted for It. He is tEddng oonunlttee’s executive board rhsnF,S. eight grandddldren, and a Mrs. Daniel Horton, librarian points out In a now booidet, wfll ecuUve secretary, predicted to emeigency babysltUng, trans and was adopted as a paoksge struction of a sdioo) in ths park and stone and glass. A canopy .Manchester Preperttes Inc. day that "ground for the apart 'finances "are a little slow this ths people of the district for would not be a violation cf ths A new wave of hope that real great-granddaughter, of the Douglas lAbrary, has an be a lakge variety of buatnesa- portation, a meal, or light last night. designed on the front of the fo r R.H. Aaeltine, addition to ment complex, named ‘Beech- -year," and urged "more con- graifted. progress would be made toward Graveside aei^ytcee wHl be nounced that a story hour will es. reetauranU and eetabUsh- ^ ^ __ ------r — . ------household chores. Help will al The committee, on a motion deed." building will not be Included. ments. "The plasa will contain P*vperty at Foreet and Elm St. be broken probably .^dbutlons by committee mem- added," Ehccept tor a rem ark by Atty. Vietnam peace was dampened held tomorrow, at 1 p.m. at the be held at the Ubrary on Sat Sam DlCarlo of the Alco De so be given in the locating of by David Comins, voted 35 to by later reports. The result was Colchester Jewish Aid Congre- urday at 10:80 a.m. for chU* the variety of the chain store ^2*0- in the spring." "he’s going to g e t caught tzy-. Vlnoent Diana, "Fl/ty-one yean velopment Oorp. explained to special article^ reading to the The three OOP candidates for ig nm on the coattails of 11 to shut off debate, on the Is a long Ume — things have a shrinkage of some gains and gation Cemetery, dken six to eight years old. Mrs. with file warmth and cordial- A l^ The apartmente wiU be con- bHnd, and companionriilp for the commission that this type Mtats representative w ero^ led <,ther Democrats, as he did twb endorsement, and the btenket changed," there was no other the taking of losses by the weak* The Weinstein Mortuary, 640 Robert Cafaxso will be the neas of the New England ”***'■ ** Cambridge St., gbnoted by Carabetta Enter- the elderly and ahut-iiw. Those of construction Is called tllt-up approval followed. discussion on tittle’s proposed er issues. Farmington Ave., Hartford, is ■toryteller, and the columns are poured on chant, aH qualities that ^ipeal prises of Meriden, under a wishing assistance may call y»««- The librarian also noted that to the New England ihqpper,’’ ‘‘buUder-eener*’ agreement. Un- „ Donald Genoveal, In the 18th ^ jo ^ » The committee members, also resolution and the voice vote 'Die Dow Jones industrial av- In charge of arrangements. the site. the FISH number, 6464474, any- AosemMy District said, ersge at noon was up 2.74 at ------an article on historical Gay City Alco states. to, swimml^pool at 356 Lud- arrangement, Carabet- "me ^y^nloht. by an overwhelming voice vote, which defeated it followed. DlCarlo said the building will .*)an guage ths results by the^ Ladd pledged that, when MS.82. It ixwe 6.78 in the first “ • **«r>**^ State Park has appeared in this Within Its boundaries Veiuon Rd., $4,000. will handle all of the paper- ’ ' ^ __ _ elected, he will "conduct a real had previously defeated a mo haW hour. BOLTON—Charles E. Aker- month’s issue of Yankee maga- face Court St. and have a side Center, as the renewal area Is Malcolm Clare, alteration to MISAC will take title •efforts put forth by my cam- tion to consider each question entrance on Main St. 'This is World Community Day oto- .jyaign workers —I am certain active o fflo e ," and that he "wUI IBM surged to the t<^ of the ****■ *• Hartford, brother of sine. The author did much of now being called, will houm property at 140 Eaizabeth Dr., separateAy. That motion had Parcel 3, the former site of the ofter conetrucUon Is comideted. ,ftrvanco. sponsored by Church ^^victory." He singled out Mar- speak out on the issues, regard- most-active list, showing a loss ^^w4gh4 AkerUnd Jr., of Bolton her research at the library and several major developments, 62®®. "Beechwood' willoHIl behn con-nnn. women_ L.T.United . will ... be ^tomor-____ been made by Charies Risgel gained much Information from Rockville Leader Building. It Foley, his campaign man- l«sa of where the chips faU." of 2 points early in the after- ***■• Bather Madore of Oov- will contain about 22,000 square ranging from municipal and Crosby L. Waite for Arlene atructed on approximately 18 at 7'80 n.m. at Ooonmuidty •gger, and David Oomins, his Bi conclusion, he thanked the and had been seconded by Le nooo. The big growth stock 5f’*ry* Tuesday af Hartford Mrs. Merton mils, of West feet on the three floors with ele oommerolal buildings to reel- R- Noch, dwelling at 110 Bush acres of land, purchased lost r^nrv^ smi is onen to ^publicity manager, for partlcu- ootnmlttee for its financial con- muel Miller. H ^ t a l . who a town clerk for He dcutial and recreaUoaal faoUI- HUl Rd., $20,000. month for $180,000 from John I l{ \ N opened late on a block o f 90,100 vators at one end. all Manchester residents. praise. tribution to his campaign and And, prior to that motion, the shares, down 6 at 304^, recoup- Burvdvpi ^Survivors besides Ms brother bron for many years. Jftr M .1 hour 1 < oiiiMii M < Lester Baum, chairman of the fics. R obert Hume, dwelling at M. BarnltM, Hayden L. Griswold Robert fltovnltsky. In the 19th uiged local Republicans to committee members, again by ing put of Its kMB in l«ter include his tather, his mother ll.iri > M.iiilmi’iil. I i« Cob Scout Meeting commission, asked if plans had Contract Approved 178 McKee St., $16,800. Jr. .and Atty. Leon Podrove. The VFW will spemwor a 8ea- district, said, "I feel confident "pour It on In the next five or an overwhelming voice vote, trades. and another stoter. The Webkn of Cub Scout Pack At a brief business meeting inv »»«».«. « v>uo been completed with a prime i, iH .. . - alterations to Funds tor the purchase were steak nl^t tomorrow Mze’ re going to do very, very six days, in on all-cut drive hod turned down a resolution, Brokers said IBM was affect- Funerti services will be Set- 8 wUl meet tom orrow night at propoeed buUd , o K r-F—------the ^elopers ar- service station at 275 Main St., advanced by the Greater Hart- 6:80 to 10:80 pjn. at the ^ e ll in M anchester." for victory.’’ submitted by W ilier Little, to ed by a published report It wsis urday at 8:4B a.m. from the 7 p.m. in the Hebron Bae- i^ext Wed- “** commiMi*® approved $12,000. ford Housing Authority, con- borne 608 E Center St. - Commenting on Manchester place the Republican Town planning a new line that might Waaskelewicx Funeral Home, 48 mentary School. T7ms group wUl S im e tenant wUl B « n i b e ._ ^ o n to sultanU to MKAC. 4 n d ^ s t s ^ Inrtt- ■•chool polls, which have ■ (a- Committee on record as opposed FOR dimipt the growth of computer Wrtfaersfletd Ave., Hartford, me«* Otere weekly on Friday. " ^ ^ ^ he needs. He contrwt made with the property at 77 Woodland St.. xhe MISAC Oorp. is compris- ed Miored the Democrats, Stavnit- to the construction of a school —■$**> ^ The total enroUment ffor n r the "*‘'T ...... ThomasT n A m f U i D e L u CA rV uM rfiiiiiillini a /m i ...... ^ . ^ with a sMenm Mass of requiem Construction $18^^. ^ three directors each from 2pty said, "I am not peasimia- Cadettes Plant In Center Springs Park. Cub Scout program is 14 Webloe '«»'> *» Co. American Motofs, unchanged, wt the Immacidaite Conception ant may (iccupy the entire first / , , , , ^ to gouto Methodist Church. St. •tlc ibeesuse of tbe poUa. W e're Bi presenting Ids resolution. Cosmetics was a tiiade behind IBM in vol- Church, Hartford, st 9:80 a.m. „ ,2! ^ of toe3dlng. p r , ^ n y ^Laurel PI.. $75. Mary’, Episcopal Church, St Two Men ‘Satisfactory’ !|olng to ibring It home.” Memorial Bushes Little explained that Cheney ume. The higher price of IBM, Burial wUl be in St Mary’s pack meeting Is Nov. 15...... dltlonal charges. The original Ann B. Kutcher, addition to James’ aiim*neBter nntvro. •yWiUtem Forbes, In the 20th Bros., when It deeded Center TPS however, mode it far and away Cemstery, Bast Hartford, A den mother is still needed ^ contract was for $427,311. De- property at 291 WethereU St., worth Meti^ After Crash Landing Oadetto Olri Scout Troop 10 firings Pork to the town to lead the den of scouts In the construction, Di-Carlo said ho ^uca did all of the site prepara- $178. .S! o ' Metho- Stitrict, said, ‘T think we’re ta toe dominant factor cartt-wise Friends may oaU at toe fu- of St. Mary's EpiscopEd Church ago, had attartied a con* center west den. Anyone able couldn’t give an absolute Hon work, such as putting In the Frederick Peck, alterations to GLASTONBURY, Conn. (AP) Ita our way. Pm very well sat- idantod an evergreen bush this y e a n in toe trading picture. neroi home tonight from 7 to 9 vwient whlrii stated that the to work with thU >oup of ochedule at tills time as it de- hu, leveling the area and In- property at 766 Main ^ $ 8 780 ^ Temple Beth _ a plane with a student pilot Mled with our efforta to this afternoon on the chiuxdi grounds Plan American Sulphur, also *nd tomorrow from 8 to 6 and tend would be "maintained and Uggettf youngsters is requested to conr pended mostly on vtoen t^eteel etalllng toe ^pads and aide- John and Merle Dewut, addil a____ Wednesday but botii lU ge.’’ He singled out^ corn- . In memory of the founder lro Agnew has not demon tloner, "and as long as Hanoi demanda an unconditional halt man had made such a state strated quallficstiona for the ment. presidency should ths need arise To Aid Donnelly Campaign ot the bombing, and as long as P O K F C , ^ • we have no sign of good will Meanwhile, U.S. warplanes for him to fill that office." ■K "Democrats for Ixmnellv swept across North Vletnafn’s The newspaper also gave its Cunningham aald all residents from Hanoi,” and as long as Ha FGr Fabrics movement has been foimed bv of South and East Windsor are noi refuses to "talk directly to southern panhandle as usual to endorsement to , Democratic South Windsor resident Fred Invited. ‘The affair, he oald, is us, that they will not de-esca day, and military sources said Sen. Abraham Rlblooff for re- Hammtck of 288 Benedict Dr. eponiored by a group of Re more raids were scheduled‘for THINK PILGRIM MILLS! etoetten. It described' RlMcoff late the war, we cannot decide I Co-spcdieoring the move are publican. Independent and Dem to halt the bombing." Friday. 'The U.S. Command aald W M t or pubUcS^wT'a^^ts^r servanU ever to repre- also of South Windsor. cltlMn. f^boZlirai^ Thieu said another stumbling the Republican Town Commit block is Hanoi’s Insistence that Wednesday’s raids on North ||rot*ems of publican candidate (or state Sunday, set as a rain day. It ed peace conference. He said long stretch of the coastal high 2.5G m e i ^ p i e t^ sUto." representative. He noted that will be held at Schaub's Ret- o l his government could not ap way between VInh and Dong Volua Gniy 0 ^ *50 yd. ™ **» candidate "has superior taurant PavlHon on Rt. 6, East prove of this. Hoi. EXTRA LEAN—FRESH GROUND With Super Bright HULite Color Tube ^rey-Muakle ticket, the News- qualUications and unsurpassed Windsor, Expectations of a bombing In the ground war. North Vlet- NOT PRE-PACKAGED OUR OWN CURED S nmas saw it reci^lzed that energy and ability. Tom Don- Sewage Plant Tour halt were fueled by Preatdent namete guni above the demili LOIN HALF PORK RO AST Lb 65c "'“ y <*ne nelly is exception In every un- The town invites the public Johnson's secret meeting 1 early tarized zone ehelled the head- "Never A Parking Problem Loan, Choloe ot the derUklng and extremely know!- to attend the "Grand Opening" this week with Gen. Creigh quarteri of the U.S. 3rd Marine When Ynu Hero!" When you're first in Color TV, there's things be has said or done have edgeable In the affairs of gov- of the town’s Chuck Ground 7R° Scoteh Ham a.’129 3 lb. Morroll FIBGRGLAS ONLY new sewerage ton Abrams, the U.S. com DIvlilon at Dong Ha and the Ground Chuck won for him support from a em m ent." treatment plant on Saturday. CANNED got to be a reason. And 38% more large number of American vot' mander in Vietnam, and Vf U.S. Navy bate at the mouth of GREVLEDGE FARM White and Gentile said in a Tours will be conducted from statements from several offi the Cua Viet River. Three TOBIN’S SUGAR CURED-«JOED . •••f PofriM HAMS GRAPERY statement, "This is certainly 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. The plant is cials of governments with Americana were killed and 10 highlight brightness this year is just one DonneUy Country, and we’ll be located off Ifoin Street on Vib- ydl troops In Vietnam. But the wounded at Dong Ha. Turkey Pot Pies 89° Bacon the better for It. Our district ert Rd. White House and the State De 1 0 . 6 9 ° $' FABRICS of the reasons why you'll prefer R C A Personal Notices and the state will profit by the PTA Movie partment continued to maintain ability Tom Donnelly has to of The Wapping School PTA will that there had been "no break Duplicate Bridge Victor Color. ----- ^ — ■— VWWWWWWM w w a y W M S m s m o w m s b aagWHa ■ m W1BH wW^WW^tOSmw M em oria m fer and (he representation he sponsor the first In a series of through” in the peace effort, love* miannij of jUchsid provide. We can do no leas five all color movies this Sat- and Hanoi gave no sign of a?y Results last night In the first for os nttfo os $1.25 a month. Tno loeJwr holds about 250 pounds CORDUROY OhsBatelge. who pesawieiray than offer our full enthuaiastlc urday at 1:80 p.m. at ths Wap- se.alon of a dtqXlcate bridgs CBMOE, SELECTED PRODUCE OCEAN FBESH, LIVE MAINE ^ THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN ELECTRONICS change In Its demand that the of moat. Compart this doal boforo you buy a homo fiooior. No. 1 mr m. iMf. support for Tom Donnelly and ping School. open pair championship gams VJt. ValorafoM OO-gQ^ twarlaciie. bombing must be halted without ask every voter In both towns The movie, "7th Voyage of conditions. at tbs Itallan-Amsrtcon Club POTATOES 1G Km . 49e . ear. to cast their vote wisely and LOBSTERS _ braiSIful memory giObad," is a spectacular Arab The New York TImea, quoting are Richard Pasternak and Mil Lot lit fm your fmoiar with U.S.D.A. choico moota, notivu poultry NEW CROP loved so deer. responslbiy November 8 by ian nights adventure. The authoritative sources In Wash ton Oottlisb, first; Riosell Bent Soobrook Farm fruits and vegetables. Save up to 15 to 20% ood choosing Tom Donnelly—the movie is over at 4 p.m. ley arid Peter Griffiths, ssoond; lANGEfttNCS don. 59e best choice in sight." ington, said Abrams had told oat like a king. Tickets will be avsilabte In Johnson at their White House and Charles Amss and Mra. lb An "old-fashioned, Open the Wapping Sdwol cafeteria talks Tuesday that he could ac Raymond Jackoon, tlilnl. NAfUOO OREO CXMKIE8 ...... 7 ...... T T T j u a poinid 49o • House birthday party" for Don during lunch hour on Thurs cept the consequences of a com The game sponeored by the neUy, featuring Sky Divers, day and Friday and at the door plete halt In the bombing of Manchester Bridge Club Is play IF YOU LIKE THE BEST Ql VE US A f m frM beer, faotdogs, and chil on Saturday. Candy will be sold STAN’S TV KMitt North Vietnam under present ed each Wednesday at 7:10 p.m. 51 IIS S E U ST. MAM OP ICE PUNT 443.M24 e Fabrioe — Pattenu — Notions — Drmperiee e dren’s amusements, has been during the performance. Any battlefield conditlone. and each Friday at 8 p.m. at HIGHLAND PARK MARKET i 1073 MAIN STREET MANCHE^I PUNTY OP PRU PARKING SPACE 117 Harrioid Rd. — Corner of Pine 8t„ Manchester announced for Saturday by school age child is invited to Abrams declined to domment the club, 186 Eldridgs St, Play LM sM ttunHy «h*i™>an WUliam Cunningham, attend. on the report, but members of Is open to ths pubUo, 317 Highland St., Monchnsror, Conn. Phono 643-4278 $ Open DaUy UU 9 PJH. — Set. tlU 8 P.M . W E HAVE O UR O W N SERVICE DEPT. IN THE STORE , . 1
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MANCHESTER EVENblG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1968 PAGE EUrrEBN :>AOB FOUBimK MANCHESTER R'VENING HERALD. MANCHEiJTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 81, 1966 South Windaor ejected first vice president of Andover for real eatate and motor OonaeeUcut Aesoctatlon of vehlclea la no longer neceaaary, Pope PauVs Boards of Education, Inc. at only lor peraonal property. Probate Judge the CASE Annual Oonference Dei locrats Hold Democrat Unit Alao,' not much time la left RE-ELECT held In New Haven recently. for thoae people who need an Cabinet Has The Baby Has Gives Backing Sooth, a member of the South Invest Your Vote In S lit abaentee ballot to vote next To Rep. Lassman Windsor Board of Education, Is House Lead Tueaday. 'Hiey khould apply to Closed Talks vloe president tor admlntatra- resenta- IM b^ Ohio, South Dakota. wUUam C. Wampler of Virginia. Been Named sociated 'With school board work Women’a dub, apparently de- poat office here by S p.m. Nov. tive Edwin A. Lassman tor re- Vermont, Wtsconain and have aHpped backward to even disobedience as a sin, and re for a number of years and ta election to the state legislature r f y ^ in g . Other Republican incumbentaIncumbenta IrIn cided that a preaidentlal elec 4. ports have grown that he la pre now Chalnnan of the CABS Ootartry Supper paring a major document—-pos - t a r n tie 46th Assembly Dis Bie Humphrey atates—acme toaeup raoea are Bill Dlckaon, tton waa too com petitive ao they Finance Committee. parHcularty aubject to Wallace Alabama; George A. Ooo<«li». The Country Supper, the fl- sibly another encyclical—on pa- * _____ y"*la Lynn, daughter of Henry S. and Jean Clark trict. will hold their annual faahlon the Congregational Inroaito would be Arkanaas, pennaylvanla, anS Margaret psd authority. * ^ Adams St. She ifaa bom Oct 20 at Manchester Me- In hta statement. Judge DAVE BARRY Manchester Evealag Herald Oolorado, Georgia, Kentucky, Heckler, Maaaachuaetta. show next VYIday, three days Church Harveat Fair to take The 'timing of the meeting , morl^ I^pltal. Her matehial grandfather ta Charlee CTark, Kuehn states, ’’Ed Lessmw has Pour Democratic incumbents after the election. It had been place Nov. 9, will be serveom ^ speculation ; I^ooln, Maine. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Sooth Windsor Oofreapeadeat ItoU*alaC)a.. Maryland, ——— r o w Lmmucrauc mcuniuonvo ------— — ------r ... . ----- — — ------pculiclpated In almost every Carol Moolton, 644-8714. ohueetto. New York, Rhode Is- beeldee Vanik have slipped to planned for an earlier date. R though disobedience and papal . Orism ^Uins, Bradley, Maine. She has two brothers, John 2 phase of town government, land. Temeaaea, Texas and even: George E. Brown Jr. and «rfii h- ■- -*___-■ .t B - ___ -- fh. ®'*® **’ ~ ^' P-"*'P'”*’ tickets are ay^i- authority wore the main con- ' and Michael, 4. will be staged at 8 p.m. at the coat of $1.26 tor adults <,f u,e cardinals, the tax earning the non-partisan respect Waut Virginia Richand T. Hanna, CaUfomla; of the people of both political You’ll Get One Hundred u. ,-aui nouers rionos, ana wu- ®*®™**’*“*Y school. and 78 cents tor children. Res- controversy' also was conslder- KnM, Ibrk Und, son of Robert G. and Linda Grube Queatlon mark states as of Paul Rogers, Florida, and WU- 1 parties, as well as the respect Bow are California. OotmectlcuL Uam TVMui^y. minola. Other Th« ''“b puts on the show to ervatlons must *>y ed. He was bom Oct 17 at RockviUe General School Menub rioTlia. Illinois. Maine, Missis- DemocmUccongreamnen In ''alse funds tor the scholarrtilp day by contacUng M" ; •;The Vatican disclosed two J Hoepltal. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Her- of the Independent voter. set up last spring for some Baker or others who have Uck' "Hta work on South Wlndr MppL Missouri, New Jersey, toasup races are William L. SL days ago that it would pay taxes . bert Grube, Eastford. His paternal grandmother Is Mrs. Wal- TIm oafeterta menu tor Man aor’s town charter, hta years New Mextco, North CaroUna, Oi«e, Connecticut; Peter N. Ky- Andover student who will be etst8jpr"aale. Je^"sale, on'lta dividend earnings In lUly ; ter Kahl, Amsterdam, N.T. chester public schools, Nov. 4-8 menu will be h ^ , o«ed ^ y,, Italian Parliament and as town counsel and his active Oklahoma, Oregon, Penneylva- ros. Maine, and James J. How- graduating from Rham High „ ______* « • «i « ta: Per cent Interest! School. Part of last year’s pro- beans, cole slaw, roUs, coffee government insisted, partldpeUan in the Leglalaturi ato. South Carolina, Virginia ard. New Jersey, Uneleas, Jesse Jame Jr., son of Jesse J. and Bertha Monday, cubed steak, gra'vy, ceeds went to buy a bulletin or milk and a choice of home- This stand—a reversal of pre- gave him the experience anJ and Wasfilngtan. Of the 2M Desnocrats now ’ Sherman Uneless, Rockville. He was bom Oct. 1^ at Rockville mashed potato, buttered com, board for the Town Clerk’s of- baked pies. vlous Vatican policy—disturbed knowledge no othisr candidate General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and bread, butter, milk# mixed fruit leading, 171 Incumbente and flee, ------members of the hierarchy who for the State Legislature from Mrs. Julius Sherman, Valdonta, Ga. His paternal grandpeu^nts T^lesday, there wtU be no H '<«»“ other candidates are rated Leventhal of Advartlamnent- believe It would undermine the this district can boast. safe winners. Of the 180 Repub- ■ are Mr. and Mrs, Jimmie Arnold, Valdosta, Oa He has two Bchool because It Is electloti Manchester will provide the The Incumbent RepubUcan Vatican’s special status In Italy, ‘T am happy to Join ■with *.J**?*?“; - llcaiw now ahead, 147 Incum- staters, Beverly Denise 7 and Sharon LU, 17 months. day. ARhough the totals are vlr- bento and seven other caixB- fashions this year as they did representative voted to Increase Vatican sources said It was • e » * • .the many friends of Ed Lass- Wednesday, frankfurt on r last year. Hair styles will be the budget by $82 mUUon be- how the Holy See would raise man in endorsing hta re-election. t,^ y Identic^ this Ume, some ^ ^ted safe. Joy, Richard Cheater Jr., son of Richard C. and Joyce roll, potato * Bolton, and flowers will be thma. meet Abeam your State------The VaUcan has never dis . General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and nise in him that high degree ’Thursday, baked meat loo* Hungate, D-Mo., and Fletcher ^ tossup races through the courtesy of Krause Representative. PuU pointer BA. closed the extent of Ite financial of ability and honerty necea- holdings but Vatican officials ' Mrs. Louis W. AUmendinger, Winter Haven, Fla. His paternal pcuolied potato, 'buttered wax: Thompson, R-Ga.,—have fallen j^ynlve 89 Democratic and 98 Florist of Manchester. Commen------grandmother Is Mrs. Thelma Joy, Dover. N.H. He has a stater, saxy in a public servant, and I beans, bread, 'butter, milk, crai’ behind alnce the previous sur- Republican Incumbents. tator for the affair wlU be Miss Advertisement— have Insisted that outside esti .H k / mates are greatly exaggerated. Patricia Ann, 8. believe he merits a vote of con berry crisp. vey. Reps. Donald J. Irwin, D- „ diatricta rated safe turn Jeanne Martto ^d Mrs.JUslle bas the dash we need. «i Si • 4- fidence from every impartial Friday, orange Juice, toa’ter\M salad, milk, peanut butter cool ised from _ _ „ ^ Grace Washburn ZawtatowsM, Bolton. She wan bom Oct. 22 Booth Named and James BroyhUl, R-N.C., are p^ ^ es to secure TlckeU may be purchased from BraMia Shunned W. Lindsey Booth has been ie. stUl behind. Daley. Lakeside »•«. Boylngton. TYeas. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents the House. are Mr. and Mrs. David Washburn, Simsbury. Her paternal Hungate, elected In 1964 to the have to win 64 to Dr., or at the door, BRA8ILLA — Although Brasil Advertisement i grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. Michael Za'wtatowskl, 80 Bell .X *• .IJ seat vacated by the death of papture the House. Reminders has notified foreign ambas- St. longtime House power Clarence ______’Time Is running short for ac- *«' <1« Janeiro to pre- Cannon, trails Christopher Bond tlon on two Important things. ** P*re to move to this Isolated in their northeast Missouri dis Personal property tax lists must "*w capital, the Foreign Mlnls- Komp, Edward, son of Albert L. and Patrieia Hess P.A.C. Cof€ Grant to NAACP Komp, Rockville. He was bom Oct 7 at'Rockville General t - ' , trict. be filed by Nov. 1 or a 10 per try itself still occupies quarters Hospital. Hta maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thompeon has slipped behind Seen a» ‘Affront’ cent penalty on the tax will near the society and l)each life Manchester Evening Herald, :Jt \ -rit- '•■V'-'v:,-. Hess, Folsom, N.J. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and former Rep. Charles WeRner of NORWALK, Conn. (A P) — A be imposed. The forms are of Rio. Only Yugoslavia and Atlanta, who abruptly dropped Andover correspondent, Law Chechoslovakia have bulH em Mrs. Albert L. Komp Jr., Philadelphia, Pa. He has a brother, »«>.ooo gram from the state available at the Town Office Building. Filing of the tax list rence Moe, tcL 742-6796. bassies at Brasilia. Albert and two statera, Patricia Ann end ’Theresa Ann. rather than su|^rt Lester Mad- Chamber of Commerce to the i y dO K , then Democratic candidate k a ACP Is ”an affront to the Edwards, Linda Marie, daughter of Ronald N. and BINGO ->F9« for governor. overall Mack community," says Frankie Dunn Edwards, Ellington. She 'was bom Got. 17 at EVERY MONDAY-6 P.M. // - - Rep. Adrew Jacobs Jr.. D- y^ Congress of Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are 26 VILLAGE STREET, ROCKVILLE ' . . ■ .■‘-W f- -^i’ Ind., bddnd prevtouriy. Is now «>™ciai m vne Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ehiz, Manasquan, N.J. Her paternal rated ahead. Rep. Frances Bd- Rectal Equality (CORK), MANCHESTER'S grandmother ta Mrs. Eidna T. Eklwards, Ellington. She has a P. A. C. BALLROOM ton, RrOhlo, has puled from be- The money waa given last stater, ’Terry Lee, 4. hind to even In her race with week toward the estabttahment Rep. Charles A. Vanik in a of a central Mate NAACP of- Only Fuel Oil Dealer Bidyra, Edward Alexander, son of Edward and Gertrude reapportioned distrim. fuse that would coordinate pro- MacDtmald Bsdyra, North Coventry. He was bom Oct. 28 at Rouse trails Rep. E. Ross grams in the state. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Hta maternal grandparents Adair and Broyhill is behind Waverty V. Tatea of Norwalk, Open 24 Hours A Doy! are Mr. and Mrs. A.8. MacDonald, 41 S. Alton St. His paternal Rep. Basil L. RMtener. ’Ihe New Stogiand regional CORE di- grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bidyra, Hartford. He only other contest mstrhing In- reotor, said Wednesday aoce(A- i has a stater, Ellen 2H. cumbents is a tossup between ance of the grant was a "sell- MORIARTY BROTHERS Oklaboma Reps. ’Tom Steed, out" by the NAACP Macey, Rebecca Sue, daughter of Patrick C. and Nancy Democrat, and James Smith, "Past experience has indUsat- Fales Macey, 64 Birch St. She was bom Oct. 28 at Manches RepidsUcan. Eight Democratic ed that when organlsatloiw take 24 Serving You for 24 ter Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Em- and three RefsubUcan incum- this kind of action, they become Over >/4 of A Century m(His R. Falea, 993 Main St. and Mrs. Patricia A. Falea, 88 bents whose rales were rated subservient; and if they dioose Norman St. She has a brother, David Scott 8, and a stater, o o c only even four weelm ago now an Independent road, funds are i M elissa Ann, 8. SAVE aie leading their opponenta. normally cut off," Tatea sold. HOUR HOUR • * « I* * The Democrats are Donle ctordon W. ’Tasker, president Girard, Elisabeth Marie, daughter of Vincent G. and Su F U a OM. Fascell, Florida; Mrs. Patsy T. q( the state Chamber, repUed M © b ik san Alexander Girard, Coventry. She wa« bom Oct. 27 at It makes fashion sense to ICnk arid Spark M. Ibtsiaiaga, to Yates’ s statement , "There DON GENOVESI Mancheeter Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents Hawaii; Richard D. McCarthy, are no strings attadted.” He DELIVBtY heating oil SERVICE are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alexander, 87 ’Thomas Dr. Her pa sew your own wardrobe . . . Stole Represeflitofhre ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Girard, 17 New York; Robert O. ’Tleman, added. ‘”nie NAACP ta under 1 WADDELL SCHOOL especially when you con en Rhode Tsisnii; John O. Maieh, ^ obllgatlan to report to us, 18ili DISISUCTlUCT 1POIXJNO nAOBS—TMCA and WA Brent Rd. She haa a stater, Catherine, 2. Vliginia; and Uoyd Meeds and uor would we expect H to.” joy savings on quality fab F l ^ V. O ck s, Wasfalngtan. Wilber G. Smith, who was VOTE REPUBLICAN Lunacchlno,' Christopher Ralph, son of Ralph R. and rics like ours. 'The RepubUcans ate WWlam president of the state NAACP CALL 643-5135 od sponsored by BcpobUcan Town Committee, Cltarlea Mritenele, Treaa. Syllnda Brannon Lupacchino, 142 Oak St, He was bom Oct. 24 V. Roth Jr., Delaware; Daniel when the grant was awarded, CEIflBl STROr MANCHESTER at Manchester Memorial Hospital. IDs maternal grandparents g. Button, New York, and Glenn said Yates’s renuuks did not ■■ are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Richards, Glendale, Calif. His pater Jusf Arrived! Netaraslca. deserve nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lupacchino, 102 CUnton St. • * « ' A shipment of new Wool DeCandia, Holly Anne, daughter of George E. and Kaith- Plaids • Flannels * Bonded ; leen Haynes DeCandia, Coventry. She was bom Oct. 24 at Acrylics * Bonded Flannels 1-IM|IIIL ] I Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents Wool Coatings ; are Mr. and Mrs. Archie O. Hayne?, Coventry. Her paternal • grandparents are Pasquale DeCandia, Bast Hartford and Mrs. Mildred DeCandia, Coventry. FELT SQUARES AND MILLSA # 9 S « 4 Futoma, Dawn, daughter of Francis S. and Dorothy FELT BY THE YARD Bums Futoma, Hartford. She was bom Oct. 28 at Manchester IN ALL COLORS Next t o Oaldor Memorial Hoepltl. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and E xit M Misled! Mrs. Leon Bums, East Hartford. Her patemut grandmother Is Taxpayers OPEN 10 AM . — 9 P.M. Wilbur Cross Parkway Mrs. Stephanie Futoma, Rockville, She haa two brothers, Dan iel 6 and Scott 13; and a sister, Leslie, 19.
DAVE and JUDY BARRY What F-R-E-E DEUVERY! JOAN, MICHAEL end DAVE JR. 4 aREAT STORES TO SERVE YOU HAmPORO R O CK V H il 527.1164 875.9263 ★ State Senator since February 1966 . . . These Are The TRUE Facts... MANCHBSnR WINDSOR ★ State Representative, 1959 -1961... 643.1505 688.5203 ★ Deputy Mayor of Manchester, 1964 - 1966 . . . ★ Member of Manchester Board of Directors, 1962 -1966 . . . The EK Whitney School Martin School ★ Chairman of Manchester Charter Revision Commission, 1960 . . . IT COULDN'T ★ President of Manchester Area Mental Health Association, 1961 ■ 1962 . . . in Enfield (Economy School) (A Qualify School) ★ Speejal Agent, f^S. Army Counter Intelligence Corps, 1955 - 1957 . . . HAPPEN HERE ★ Graduate of Kings wood School, Trinity College and Boston University law Gross Cost School . . . 'A ‘915,000 ’825,000 Here are the highlights of a Moscow news tion filled. (3) Prescription prices are often Gross Cost ★ Attorney . . . paper’s report,on Soviet pharmacies: (1) Drugs artificially raised—so that the pharmacy can are often unavailable—because authoriti^de meet a government “ sales quota.” Things like Site Cost ‘ 119,000 Site Cost ’70,000 cree when pharmaceutical houses may ot may this just don’t happen under America’s free not produce specific drugs. (2) A batient enterprise system of manufacturing and sell A Good State Senator waits an average of 24 hours to get a nrescrip- ing drugs. That’s why— in the U.S.A.— Built On A Swamp Built To Last!! TODAY'S PRESCRIPTION IS THE BIGGEST BARGAIN IN HISTORY... Re-dect DAVE BARRY NOTMiy To Get The Facts, Taxpayer Contact The Office Of FREE P in tn PUfcllfl ARTHUR NOVEMBER 5th The Superintendant Of Schools, 1146 Main Street DRUG STORES
FREE MAPlfOKi' MANi.m.STLl kUI.K .'IL Thif ed paid for by the Lincoln PTA: Also TexpeyorsI am CEIEIJ VOTE DEMOCRATIC! Wrtpplif Barry lor Hcoato Commlttoa—Harry J. Doogan, Troaaurer MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81. 1M8 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1968 PAGE SEVENTEEN 52nd District Little Says Police Log Strauss Work X-Ray Unit Paonessa Tax Croup STAR -By CLAY K POLLAN At Schools AMUE8T Well Played i Asks Law Your Doily Atthrity Guido srrr. 2s Heihert B. Chapman, 55, of According to the 51or». ’’ OcV. 23 Hu^ to Fact Fox ’Trail, Covantiy, w u charg At Hartford AM. 20 On Friday To develop mesiogo for Frli^y, Revision ‘•AB we’re dokiy U giviiur ed with tntoxieatlon after ha r^6-17-2B-:-28-39 was allegedly found staggering B y tO fO t fU M lBBB ^ /» « -7 8 - reod words corresponding to numben 47-59-70 ’nta mobtia X-ray unit c t toa toe facto," ated WHber T. lit- of your Zodioc birth sign. Ge, n-yeartod preeMent of the on Oak St yesterday. Cknirt "Bln Heldenlsben" by Rich TAMNM Ooonaotteut ’nibarouloate and date is Nov. IS. ard Strauss was toe highlight of AM. 21 IFIrw 31 Your Respiratoty Dteaaaa Anweia- Manohmter Property Ownera 21 2 You 32 Envy 62 H«lp Protective Aaeociation and own last evening’s subscription con 3 Idfol 33 Currwih M Into (ion will ratum to Mtaadiaater YEAR AOCEDBNTS cert by the Harttord Symphony, 1 ^ 9-3041-0 4 You 34 HobbiM 64 Nn» 4-15-26-37/Q tomorrow ao toad aH Manchaa e r of a amaU farm at IW Spen 5 Youll 35 And 65 Friondl id-S6-79«rv& cer St. Hie suspected driver of the Arthur WInograd oonduottng. 6 Todo/i 34 Sports 66 Mora ter school peraonnal tstM tava 67 Pointing SASITTAknit vMI to B r i m OMt k t IMII He waa anawerinp charree ear involved in a minor accideitt TheMltle means "A Hen’s ^ MAY 72 7 Bo 37 Or an opportunity to gat a ohoat >Llfe,’^ and In It Herr Strauss 8Moy 38Frliod 48 Down X ray. It had boon in Manchaa • r OtolMw c t IMm atoto to made by Scbool Supt. Dr. Don- at toe interseotlon of Clark St y JUN6M 9Pooplo 39 To 69 Your demonstrated that while no 70 Activities ter earner In the month vtetttnrf «M J. Hennigan Mionday night and Chapel Rd. Oct. 22 was ar , ^16-27-40 lOConfldontlol 40Llitonlng 7-1842-43^ duitog a Board of Education rested and charged with evad man may be a hen to his valet, i 1 Fovoroblo 41 Today 71 Way local oonvaleaoent and rsat '51-72-m5 12 For 42Con«ony 72 Others 5443-73 meeting that hte group waa "un- ing rebponslbillty yesterday. he can be a h e n In his own 73 Enmity homea. END g l3Ara 43 Con CAftICOEN CANCn tetonned," uaed a "bag of Charged is James B. FOran Jr., estimation. y JUNI23 14 For 44 Now 74 Money ’The tree cheat X raya are a trlcka,” and Med to play on ’The score demands 104 per 15 Coin 45 Sculpture 75 Better 10, of B)aat Hartford. I JULY 23 16 Loom 46 Grace 76 Brooke JAN. 20 Ohriatmaa Seal aervloa avail- toe "emoflonal iaaue of Hgher According to poltce, the driver formers and we didn’t get quite 17Aspocti 47 Arid 77 Due 11-22-3344(C abie to achool teachan, sohool toxea wKhout concern for real lost control of ^ oar when he that many last evening bjit the rwM 203-24-33 ISGuotdtd 48 Attention 78 Populorily TVtottlto to HI ^4^1-82-90 79 Worked 5560-71 VS atonbtiatrateve and ouatodial ity." attempted to moke a turn into orchestra was sufficiently aug 19 Bo 49 Could ■to In aeteol liUKBin uo 20Sook 50 Increoee so Writing AOUAMJt teaffa, and school drtvara. They VIrrt he aald he never an- Chapel Rd. and Clark St and mented so that the big sonorities 51 Let •8Llt a, Mt tba Ht^li JULY 24 21 Tollt JAN. 21 are avstilable also to any school of the work were thoraughly Im 22 Mono/ 52 Up 82Soclol SALE awered the achool supertotend- struck toe guide wire to a utili 83A FES.' IP ent’e letter aaking tor a meet pressive. This excessive striving A u d 23 23Crootho SaCIrculole child who baa raaotod puadtlvaly d. ■Mill iHaMad in Rham ty pole. He atui two other occu 24 Popular . 54 Turn 84 Toko to a tiibarouHn skin taat, to hte ing with the aaeociation mem- pants then Jumped out of the for sonorities is one of the Chief , 1-12-23-34 25 Rocmtloif' 55 Flow 85 Action 10-31-3948 A ' fchooi not lacetiluy the '4M7-804i 86 Favored 4963-8349^ damily and aaaootatas, aad to bera because he never received car and fled down Burnham S t weaknesses of the work, which 26Fovon S6YouN« vneo ■27 Through 57 0 87 For mcis toe Irtter. Anyway, he aald, the has, nevertheless, endured for 88 Counts aiqrone alas who brings a note toward Bast Harttord, poHce A u a 24 28Tond 58 When FB. 20YTv whole aaeociation wlU not meet nearly 70 years although It U 29 With 59 Social 891.04 from Ms dootor raquaoUng an say. Court date is Nov. 18. Stelf. 32 90 Affairs MaA.21 * again until aomettane In Jan A written warldtig tor failure obviously suffering fn m mus 300wngos 60 Your X ray. bi tM iecB are uary. ical lumbago. 8-1940-41 atate aid for Pub- to drive right w«s issued to 52-57-48 @ G ood People in tiioae gvoupa are He aald the scbool supertn- Kenneth R. Rooke, 21, of 3U Fifty years ago this work urged to take adventage of this He n —Hh raea li^ . I tU i* that could shock by Its dissonance' tt tbo m m Bt popidatlon cat-o0 ttawlent. Dr. Donald J. Hennl- Oak St after be lost control of opportunHy baoausa chest X- gan, called hla group "the tin- his oar .on Vernon St. yesterday and oddly conceived thematic naye are valuable in ‘detootlng kntormed." But LKUe Inalated. and sldeswlpeJ a telephone pole. material. Nowadays these laiide ttiberculoels and, ocoateooally, broB awadil h aee a lo o f te n s things seem commonplace, and HatoaOt to look forward to. Ha- "We lean over backwards to Rooke told police he went out Vernon other cheat aiknenbe. People make sure our facta aite cor- of oontroB «Mer swerving to the subject seema presumptu whose X raya show obnormaH- toato naoda addttlnnal aid for re o t” ous. Moreover, why drag in tha Tidliw c t dbt roade and atate avoid a dog or cat. He was un Frau Strauss, as the composer ttes of tite cheat will be refer % The association’s purpoee In roada Hka RL SM w U d i la in injured, hut toe car heul to be did? Carruthers for School Aid red to their own physician for Stocking such bonding Issuee taken away by a wrecker. further examinations. daplaraMe condltlnn moat of ttia «• the proposed Center Springs By reputation, toe waa a wo ttoK neada arark done oo tt. to- man whose tongue was hinged School and all the bonding U- A written warning tor follow Based on Rise in Pupils eraaae aitoratlonal aid aal da- auea defeated to the April BO In the middle so it could wag off ing tor. ctosety was given to vetopmeat of HoOnok Pond and at both ends, and Mr. Bonaclnl "A bedroom town Uke Ver AAA Warns Motorists: 25 referendum Is to Inform tax trolled by Democrats, increased Hatmon Rlwer State Poraat arc Linda Steelman 20, of West depicted her in excellent style payers, he sold. Hartford after she struck toe non should receive aid to edu atate grants to education but Slow Down at Sundown aB major eoncania aad objec- He noted there were at least with the many solo passages on a straight perpupU basts. tleaa aa Car aa I am eoDoemad,” rear of a oar driven by Plaoido devoted to the lady. Of the cation bk'sed on Its pupil Accidents go up whan the stm 5,000 of over 7,000 voters In the S. Gtoco, 22, of Hartford who “A RepifbUcan sponsored Mil, ■caie.1 Ptoiawaaa. April SO referendum triio went whole, extensive work, only the growth, not an acroaathe-board goes down. It’s a fact, says the waa stopped a t the Ught on W. which baaed grants to education "I mitot make one point clear, along Mth all the assoclatlmia contemjdatlve ending seems to $(rant that tavore the Mg cit Auto Club of Hartford. bowerer, one of tba RepobU- Center St, at its intersection on a proportionate basis, based Oonneottcut has returned to voting suggestions except on have much validity today. ies," Thonwa Oarruthera, Re- on the rate of growth of the scons eaaa fliat olijeetiiea will be to Project Ooftcem, the busing of wrlth McKee S t Mias Steelman It received a thoroughly ex Elastein Standard ’Time, aixl told police her brakes failed to cellent performance despite pubUcon candidate for State sdHwl population, was defeated darkness comes an hour earUer. dialgtateB out oar atate flnan- 66 Harttord children to Man- by the Democrats," Camithsrs etel aSaira and pot tba atate diester schools. work. the great dUflcultiea of toe Representative, said today. This means twilight and night lawn products Ccmtmulng his chargee of aald. fall comes during pedestrian bad on a pay aa yoa go bade. Uio association met formerly score. Mr. W tiogreA brings con nHa la not aa Impoaatble proj A car driven by Barbara viction to tats Interpretations of "foUaw-the-Ieader" against his ’Ihe GOP candidate further and vehicular rush hours. last fall and incorporated them Bockus of 57 Crestwood Rd. waa opponent, Gerald Allen, Car- said, "Naturally, the bill that To reduce accidents at this ect aa toe RepabUean record baa selves with bylaws approved by music of toe 20th century, and prored la toe paaL At toe cloae cut off by an unidentified vehi while this was actually written ruthers asaerted, "Allen again was adopted favors the big clt- critical period, the motor club’s toe state. Little was elected cle on W. Middle ’I^ke. yester Iss, since they have the great Use now—or next spring. Scotts of tote btenataan, toe Dcmocrata president. in 1899, it was considerably followed the leeider by voting safety department auggeato: win leave toe atate to toe wont day causing her to stop abrupt ahead of Its time. against the bill that would est number cf pupils, but it Is —Out down drivlnB speed at money back satisfaction guarantee ’The other top officen are have given Vernon a greater of no significant help to tow2is night. toianclal meao of tta Uatary.” Harry Reinhorn as vice presi ly, according to poBce. When The program had opened claimed PaoBaaBa. she did, her oar was struck in with "Intersections for Tape educathm grant and In favor such as Vernon which have ex —Be especially watchful for applicable either time dent, William Morrison as sec the rear by a car driven by Recorder and Orchestra," by of the big oitiee." He changed, perienced a phenomenal growth pedestrians. Pedestrians wear Iba RepidiHiwito wfll be cat- retary, Mrs. Lucy Burke as as ttod toe' aan-eaBetottete aad do- Fannie B. Kelly of Oleiatbnbury. Donald MacInnU. I hope Mr. "This is another ejoample of the in their school populations In the ing dark clothing are difficult sistant socretory, tuid Mrs. Ma Maolnnls stayed around to lis way Vernon has been neglect past 10 to IS years.” to see under artificial Hgfat. NOW SAVE iar axcc on toe eoamteate wUeh bel Sheridan as treasurer. "Let’s not forget," Carruthers WAS w S idttmatety rwaidt to a .b a l-. ten to the Strauss, and' learn ed by the preeent State af a 625,17$ Mis were collected In has passed the BOO mark. An married to' a London business Ridbber the first' nine months of 1968, additional 1,04B escaped at oth man, did not appear In court. A OPEN 24 HOURS, 7 DAYS A WEEK KHehen Kenner^s as against 66,621,888 for toe er points along the Bast-West guilty plea was entered by a Auto Mob same period a year ago. German border. lawyer. Dialogue Slated PlosKcs Easy-Bake Electric Presfone e Twin P toat Baa* — Tai 2 MINUTE AUTOMA'nC By UnitariaiiB CMcd «f It Itm m Owen Fireplace Anti-Freeze A "DtoloKae oo UaHartea Oid- cm aaltet TTiiHcliaw to kiratkar* ea Don’t Forget To Vote- HYDRO-SPRAY CAR WASHi win be taeM b y toe Maaetaeteer e a 2.99 Utotartoa Uatveraaltet Society 29 Ocatampcrary rtetegn can be trtmmad COMPLETE OUTSIDE WASH INGLUINNa WHITEWALLS Staeday aigbt at S to toe Bock- 7.94 1.78 1.48 to fit an width can. Deeply Hdjpd ley Scbod on Vcmoa 8t Lnoadry baeket, dlah pan, waate molded robber wltta rue-Srtppaap loKB, cord and bdto. PoB Protoets oooHnc eyatema . . . pravaato ( For DAVE BARRY! ) t b e R ev. D am U WaaarriaiiTi, baakets, veaetebie bia, dioe boot, eately aad aafaly. Oparataa oa Hskt cleata on the uaidenide to nreveat niat . . . glvea year-rouad prataetloa. peatOT Of the IMVCT- draiaar, bowl act, catlery tray, paS. balbB. lacradteate ■Uppiap . . . r etaifnreed heel area. oaltet Cbtocfa of Waat Harlfatd, Decorator eokan. aad kCra. Jofaa Jotadoci. tala ctaard’a dtewetor of reMciaas eitotwfloei, wOl be on attoer end of toa dlalogne. Jumbp CAR WASH 75c The tooal aDctety*a ataartoK Hamilton Beach .■■ncnwrcci cbtonaan, A fly. Jofan Columbia Waring R. yttaOermid. aald be taopea toe storage Chest Rival W AX 25c dtetecue will apaifc qaetekaa HHOm BIk Eledric Mixer B lendn aal oomipaBte from toe audi- Can O pener eooe wtaleta w in (id d a toe new TOTAL iToO aoeiety in foemloy ito obtnxfi m ecbaol and addt educaflnn pro- 1.28 B n 39.90 6.94 17.97 Tbe aext meetlni: of toe eo- I Idbtwteklil, poctabla, t niiedi iI'AGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 81, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN- THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1968 PAGE NINETEEN
THE Herald Angle Bullets Dislodge Celtics from Top Spot Starr Cited for Latest Performance « y AP Offense EARL Y O S T Utah State Slapped Last-Minute Gonigliaro Available Award Goes
Yaz Tried to Cany Entire Load Rescue Acts : T LEAGUE — Ren Seaton With Heavy Penalty For December Draft T o Veteran 163-187—407, Carl BoUn 160403, *t3ari YastrEemski had trouble itetting started last Perform Feat BOSTON (A P)—Sidelined ahigjrer Tony OonlidiAro's NUW YORK (AP) — Ed Bujaucttie 146-378,. , Pet* Aee- ST. LOUIS (AP)—'Utah State University has been season because he was not gettin g enough good pitcrh- me isn’t on the Boston Red Sox' winter roster, apper- Tom Landry said it beat M slapped with one of the heaviest penalties meted out by NEW YORK (AP) — nam e------. , _ , * . 871, Fired M eO irry I4s-sw , a ix ___ , r i-u __ i.i« ...... ea to hit. He went for the fence, trying for home runs ently leaving him available in the December draft to when he summed up the the Nationsi CoHeffiate Association in recent years. Baltimore has finally dis first defeat of tha season Johnson 1S6-SS0, Tony MarInsUl and ibis threw him off,*' Ned Martin told those in at any team that wants to gamble |25,000 - lOlle also obtained a co-aigiMr choice of the New York Knlck- ciated Press as the offensive son,” the diminutive speaker records w «e destroyed In the troit to hand the Celtics their pension. duct a study ot the university’s for the note and when the stu- ertxxskers of toe National Bas (dayer of the week in the NFL. qpccial treat tola week. -hamim^. ______SPICE — Donna Luaster 137, told the gathering, many of fte several year* ago. Any second setback In two nights, It was not inxnedlataly (dear ^rpM wiar**(iu«Bt,I*«ifa»n- Now go on wtth toe forecast, over-all athletic poUclea and dent failed to pay hock the loan, ketball Association, signed with Mac Percival’a stqxporters al Joan MarUn 138, Althea For practlcea to order that the ooun- Mills met the n<>te with his per- whom were loyal fans of the niember who has a scrap 110-117. whether this would have aiw tor ov w ^ tefUastou cboroa ALVDUB CHOICES New York after revealing that so had a aoHd claim becauae the bes 186-861, Pat Lappen IM. oil may take further appropri- senta, attended a junior (xdlage H»"hey JWday niiht ot the ter or In mlUtaiy servloe is Minnesota 26-34. Gale Sayers picka for you —umkianphl Wyoming 41, Colo. St. U. 93 Ford 200, Gene Glmrdln 201, point o f service with Uie crew _ In other games, Cincinnati starting offensive end. When the football season ends, he’ll return to the bas but did corral toe other two, 6- available in the regular draft. EarUer, the oouncU placed La- for less than a year before wMcb bidudee Ken Coleman 1“ « American Hoc- foot-7 Don Dee, who signed with alao ran 18 tlmea for 148 yarda Since Alvin is the oenlor mem- Georgia Tech 37, Duke IS Rcllle Masse 203, Vic Squadrtto survived a last half rally to stop ketball team where he averaged 14 points per game Iwt year. Oonl^laro piwranutoly also 228, Gerry Koaak 209, AI La- Salta on two year probation and, transferring to the university - a,-, T,._u k*y League game and Saturday New York 11B-U4, San Diego Indiana, and John <3awson, a 6- for the Bears. bar of the duo, we wlU let him AUbum IS, Floiida, IS Paif^Amerlcan OoUege of Edin- and then was awarded financial and Mei rarnea. arch-rival Provt was available during the rseanit give hla (toottjea flrat. Thla la Florida St. 10, Va. Tech 8 Plant 204, Al BoUa- 2(X). WaRJ .u u trimmed Atlanta 127-U7 and 4 guard who played at Michigan Another kicker. Booth Lusteg aoe Oeotge Martin burg. Tax., Bt. Bonaventure and aid from the school after cosn- * * * denoe. expansion draft, but now pioked what he has to aay: Houaton 30, Georgia 21 Phoenix turned back Seattle and the U.S. Army. of the Plttaburgh Steelers, 202 Jim Ftorr 666. Florida Stats tor one year, plelng only six credit houre. Rated Highly in Sample’s Book by either of the new taams at turned out to be the unlikely "Here’s one for you. Uncle Harvard 88, Penn 19 Front and Center * • * 118-108. Hortiet, a 6-7H form er OMo the $176,000 price tag in etfset I Rec Notes hero of the Steelers’ flrat win, a Asnoa, ttMt’H ahoke lh « whole Sjrracuae 13, H oly Oross 7 Monroe got a toance to State standout, averaged 19.5 for those special sessions. Qolfers, as a rule, don't like A Midget (10-11 years old) 6-8 decision over the wtolesa otato of Ohio. I, Ahrto (Hie Nebraska 38, Iowa State 16 achieve his last-minute heroics points and 12.8 rebounds per Other veterans not on the Red to ♦«ifc about their game. O ff the Cnff and a Jimtor (12-14 years old) Philadelphia Eoglaa. Lusteg, after he thought he would miss game in his collegiate career. SoK’ winter roster included out Wise) Hoople, predict the Miidi- Colorado IS, Kanuta 18 They always fed that they Alworth Off Slow who had missed two attempts Big Larry Biserhauer, Boston the extra 'session following a basketbcUl clinic will be held as Dee, 25, was Indiana’s fourth fielder Floyd RoUnson and igon State Spartero wUl stay Louisville 31, Kent State 30 diould have done better. Ex tertmlcal foul for bumping ref scheduled: Midgets—4 :15 p.m . out of three, kicked a IS -yarder to high gear and topple unde- MtesIsaiiqH 10, LGU 17 Pstolot defensive end who Mpckt draft choice after graduation catcher Russ Itoum. H m clUb (Hacmld photo by BucatTlctua) cuses for not having lower eree Manny Sokol near the end with 17 seconds to go. at ’mesday’e Masonic Sports —Nov. 6-11-18-18-20-26-27; Jun last year front St Mary's of the said RoUrpon had been re feoted Ohio State, 38-14, to the xowa 14, Minnesota 8 scores are a dhne a dosen. Night, is of Oerman-Udi de of the fourth quarter. iors—6:16 p.m .—Nov. 7-13-14-19- Plaliui in Dodgt City, Kan. Conrad MeCarry top Big Ten game. Mlasourl 37, Okla. State 0 However, in the cane of one Monroe drew the foul while But Now on Beam leased outright while Nixon had scent . . . Lou Becker turned in 21-26-20. Clawson, who played on three been assigned to their LoulsviU* "And hereto anotoer pip for Notre Dam* 40, Navy 3 feBow. BOl Peck, be admitted a professianal-llln Job in getting batUing San Francisco’s AI At- Tom Oonran and Mike Regan, Big Ten Bulletin. . . . Stan Monroe thought he drew two, these aeaslons. hawks off their lofty perch, 19- n . T ex. St. 20. CtactonaU 22 en, too, for he won the honor and quickly left the court for the cht^ogy and rjb-busting when most of today’s txyp re Robinson, 82, a nine-year ma HUinrtd, who is qutte an ama AH players wd be given ki- jor league veteran acquired late 18, H aw !" Mich. 89, Northwestern 20 as the moat improved pUyer Bullet locker room. A Bullet as- ceivers were still in high school, treasures a number of atructtcMi In drlb^illng, shooting Champion All Six Years, in the Ellington Ridge Country teur golfer, is also a pretty fair sistimt got him back on the Fourth Straight in the season from Oakland, .^e. yw « Mich. State 88. Ohio State 14 angler. Recently he hooked a souvenira at Ills decode In t h e ------elMcs, hygiene and rules of toe a brave lad. I dcaft know what Chib membership. At last couivin Ume for him to acmnl« 0 Tuesday night at the Women’s points, while Jeff Mullins led Ootonris won their fourth peUtlon to Manchester over the p^e to Boston at Fenway Park w itter at tta aimual Trophy In sun, rain, snow or inferior In which he has jdayed. duty. how ma.^ sglera took to dolii ®« »* »««" selections you’ve Dtvlsiqn Trophy Night, Alice San Francisco with 27. ested in coacHng are weloome. straight game in the American p(ut rix jreors. in the New England Regional Night . . . Coach Bob Healy HgtaUng. AKrorth got off to a oompara- Ten players were promoted a f(!w of the simple exetdees been gtvta’ ’em! Like last week, “ Bantly was honored with a like Walker's shot that gave De Basketball Asooriatian. The 18-yearold local tad has PPK compettUoa tt wlU be the euid bli BU^gton High soccer troit victory came after he and Sample never lets the book lively slow start this year, av- Carrier threw in 88 pobiU to from the farm system and sev we suggested a couple of days /o® wouldn’t Usten to me „ - honor. Mrs. Bantly diaved her atray very tar but is always eraglng only four receptions In Rree touchdown passes, while squad Is composed of five peo toould be ready for our first crowd o f appwMdmotely 60,000 N * * Davktoon has turned tour ★ AMOCO G ASO U N i THE HIGH MH.EACE GASOLINE ple each of whom shoots a schuas. These exercise# wlU la exp*(9ted for Ihe first 1:30 aerials irilo succeos. Htil is also ifs an out of this Canadiens Head for Home, round of 26 ahoU. The simUarity benefit grenUy the arms and start of toe season for the Etta. toe top nstoer (276 yards in 69 to trap ehootlng end* thare. legs which we wlU need oooa oarries) and leodtog scorer (8C world deaf .___ _ rw-,-T AU-Am*rtoa quartetiDatek can- Really Enjoyed Road Trip The ekeet field la laid out In ! w« start movtog down hill. D<»’t <*<*“** Brian DowMng. who poimta on six touchdowns). You pot o 39" « M " bUnkot « 'a seml-olrcle (or half-”clock” ) The much-isnproved Yale de *^O n"Z^k.nd of Oct. 13. at product of spoco tochrioioov. It it with eight station* for shooting, -i ed to toe E(3AC Weekly Divtsion fenae has limited the cpposUlon windproot and waterproof. Roflocts The Mtmtreal Canadiens and short-handed againat the disor OFF 'TO FAST STAHT-John E ll^ ^ k ^w n- back 8 0 % of uaorit body haat. Rod new coach Claude Ruel head for ganized ^langers. Veteran Char Seven staUons are positioned a t, t o w 1wlH Ie«Ml Yale to search to 94 yards a game nitotog and 1 tido and tihror tha o ^e r. Rotailt tage of 10 inch sno^all at Sugarbush Valley in SPECIALS home hoping things will go as lie Burnsl and rookie Jean Pron- equal distances on the pert-! taxed ^ teueffe seek- ®* I** *b«*b viotory tols seaaon. 136 passing. The BuHdoga have ropulariy at •4.96. Wintor Traiion weU there as on the road. meter of the "clock” with the Warren, Vt., yesterday. Ski area opens in m id^^ Tirat can't bo boat for performance ovoat both ncond while killing “““ -cored at the rata of 84 potota in deop tnow or on icy roadt Tread The Conadiene, forced to open penalties for the Penguins. eighth in the middle on a line vember, but early snowfall was most welcome. rause tST^-n^an Mdldays. taad Hannuri « k1 Pwatayl- it extra wide, extra deep. 6 rowt of their National Hockey League Then Jean Ratelle and Bob between postUon one and seven. atudt for maximum bite. 4 ply N^fon season with eight away games Nevln S(M>red two goals apiece, (Station one would be the num ^ Doviltog SSew a ooroenhlgh For the firat time since 1969, FREE OUR SECURITY CAR cord body. The beat you can buy Yonkee Conference iMurels while renovation work was com - pulling the Rangers out of tt an(l eral 12 (X) a clock; position sev powder which molted after the three touchdown passea in lost Dortroouto comes into toe Bowl RAYOVAC AMERICAN MADE SPACE T M OF NORTON pleted on the Montreal Forum, en would be the numeral six.) COMPANY New York s(»>red its fifth chair week’. 26-18 triumph over Cor- WJh a kfftog (2 ^ ) record. The CARE RECEIPTS WILL have chalked tq> six victories, straight victory over expansion High targets are thrown from Goal for UConH Gridders lift wo* crowded with viewers neU and now has 21 sooitng bidlaaa, 1-3 to the Ivy League, 2-CELL the latest a 5-0 Job over Toronto teams with a seven-goal surg* station one at one end of the use it anywhere totals over the 100-mark last ^ peoDto along the hlkttg strikea to Ms career, a Yale are not being taken lightly by when you buy a pair of Wednesday night. in 2olminutes. semi-circle; low target* fnwn Having climbed to the top of Saturday at Massachusetts. trails lOaawton, Pico Peak, record. Dick Wlntoitauer, Yale the EMs, however. In addltton to COVER YOUR In other NHL games. New St. Louis took over first place rtaUon sev«n at the other and. the Yankee Conference football and Round-Top had about two ’68, held toe former record .of toe revenge motive, Dortmouto FUSHUGHT Working with this trio In the QNWCRBARy York ripped Pittsburgh 7-8, Bos in the West Division by whip The trap houses at station one standings, Conneetteut hopes to Inches of that sMning white 30.^The EU captain has a good aleo ha* plenty of good talent, backfleld will be flanker John ton dropped Minnesota 4-2, Bt. ping Philadelphia, wtth defense- and seven are called the "high pick up added New England stuff we so eagerly await, so shM at toe Yale mark of moat Lcstog lata week to Harvard,W ith Each Oil and Filter Change WARRANTY Pasiartol, who won the start WINTER TRAXION Louis downed Philadelphia 4-1 men accountliig for the first house” and "low house.” Tar prestige when tlte H\iakies you s « skiers, we can’t be to TD passes to a season, by Ed 22-7, wlU make the Hanover ing job two games back. He and Chicago turned back Los three goals. Doug Harvey, Noel gets are always torown In the ’ clash with Boston University (ar away. MoUoy to 1663. MoUoy hod 16; Horde that much tougher. Angeles 4-2. Picard and Barclay Plager all same pattern of flight, but the at Storra Saturday. has carried only four times for TIRES five yards, and he has (Wight At The Stadium in The Field Rogstisn Vachon fa(ted Just 25 hit for tha Blues with their first angle of the shot varies becauae Boston Unlveralty, one of the Toronto shots for the shutout goals of the season. Um riiooter changes poslUons top-rated Now England eleven#, two passes for 28 yards. MO n U D K - » BEQUOUED SNO CAPS MOVNTINO and Jacques Lemolre’s two 0* the ekeet squad moves fitun comes to Storr* with three wins Mike Boryoseweki (3.1 aver Eddie Shack and Johnny Bu- 7.75 X 14 or Smaller SPECIAL PRICES ----- W h U g — Federal goals led the Canadiens' attack. eyk scored the third-period station to station. Two targets and a tie which followed an age) and Billy DlYeso (8.8) pro Excise Tax BtacfcwaBs in S ew a ita Montreal played without center goals that gave Boston its first are shot from each of Ui* sight opening game loss to Colgate. vide depth to the offensive bsjok- $25. a pair _ 6 A 0 x l3 18.00 lOJiO ~ 1 . 8 1 3 Henri Richard and defenseman victory ever in Minnesota. The stations— (me from each bouse. Coach Warren Sohmakel's Tei^ fleld. ON A T U S Jacques Laperrisre but it hard North Stars had wiped out an Doubles, where targets are rlers also have a reputation as Connecticut's leading pas* re 7 J » x l 4 ^ 2o:oo 21J50 2.06___ ly mattered the way the Leaf early 2-0 Boston edge with goals thrown simultaneously from a hard-running ball club. 3 U , ceiver Is split end Paid Torto- 8.2S X 14 or L arger " ~ ^ 7 6 x l 4 2.19 defense performed in front of both houses, are then shot from lanl, with 18 receptions for 3M WEATHERCUARD 20.50 22.00 by Andre Boudrias and BUI In five games, has carried the $27. a pair 7 .7 6 x 1 ^ 2.21__ goalie Johnny Bower. Ooldswortby balancing early stations one, two, six, and ball 977 time* for an average yar^. There wlH be a new The Canadiens’ home opener seven. 8 J 6 X 1 4 2.85 Bruin acorea by Derek Sander a t tour yards per carry and starter at the tight end pcMt TIRES 22.00 24.00 is against Detrott Saturday. son and Fred Stanfield. The National Skeet Shooting since the incumbent, Tony Os- 8 ^ x 1 5 2.86 Ed(Us Oiacomin, New York’s 55 running play* per game. Whitewalls $1.00 Extra plus sales tax Bobby Hull scored his seventh Aaa. Is the ragulaUng body of sarella, is put wtth a shoulder# goalie, suffered from s cose of Oonnoottcut’s offense has " * ^ » X 1 4 2.56 goal of toe season and assisted •kset and Issuss all rules gov injury. Sophomore Cart Latino, 24.00 28.00 2.54 early non-support as Pittsburgh been making long stride* to re 8 ^ x l S on a peUr of other scores In Chi erning the eport's formalised, cent games. The Huskies chalk who stands 6-9 and weighs 1ST, IMABGBIT. scored three tlmee, twice while reglsterad tournaments. Skset is has been handed the assign ” X 8 6 x l 6 cago’s triumirii over Los An ed up 269 yards rushing agatost '1 - 28.00 2.76 Xiot over competlUve field* of geles. HuU’e unsesiatod taUy Maine and added a solid SM ment. 9.00x15 precise, constant spsoUioatlons. The rest of the Coraieottout came halfway through the sec over the ground to last week’s ice OHDP nviM m M p b b t d u e Bkest la followed throughout tha offepslve line remains Intact. ond period after the Kings had 37-30 win over Maasaohusetta, Wsicoms Hers cut the deficit to 2-1. world with Its greatest popu George Kupfrlan and Stan Ra- which evooed Connecticut’s gee- Josewskl ar* at taoUes, Tony Pit Martin, Jim Pappin and larity in th* Unltad SUtet. ord at 8-9 Aroaro and Bill Spencer at Chl(x> Maki were the other Coach John 'Toner has hla guards and CoCapt. Ben De- Hawk marksman. Howie running o$»#ratlv#* In fine work- or MANCHcaraa Hughes snd Jim Peters pro Soccer Schedule Genova at center. IfoT Vtony Clements lead* Conneotlout’s defense will re duced the Los Angeles goals. BUDGET TERMS Two CHAO second-round Stats the Husklea to th* ground at ceive a boots with the return NATI(}NWIOe Hartford World Series Club Officers Tournament soccer games ar* tack with 407 yards In 94 at- to action of OoCapt. Henry Pa- GORMAN BROTHERS aUAMANTKKD SCnvICK sohsdulsd In this area Friday. lasek, an AU-Yankee Conference Loaner Can Free Towbig ^*'®**^’ **** president of the'Hartford World Series CJIiib. Rdb- tempta for a 4.8 avenwe while Lsst Night^s Ellington High and Rooky Hill linebacker. Palasek began ■ CHESTER P sn ^ u , left rear, has been named to the board of directors along with quarterback Pet* PStriUo, a 770 MAIN SIMBT MANCNMi Txi., 643-2467 LAS VBXIAS, Nev, — Denny Richard Thurston. Walter Lawrence, upfier right, has been sleeted treasurer High meat In a Oass M Division tafthander, average* 4.0 on 369 working out this week following Hortferd Nattonal Bank gams at Manchester High. HUSKY HITTBRS—Named “Husky Hitters’’ by Oisch John Toner s ^ r Manchester, Vernon Town Line Moyer, 16914, Portland, Ore., for 1968-69, The latter has held various offices for 18 years. Peck, Parizeau yarda In 78 tries. Fullback Jim- an early-game knee Injury at TNG MIOHT SPOT ON MAIN STRKT ^ Rham and Woodstock Academy ‘ expected to Saturday's 27-20 win over MasBa'chusettB were fullback Jimmy DeWitt (left) Oolin. Bank Credit Cards "TC, S*. TAl.COTTVII.UX.CT knocked out Carl Moore, 161, and 'Thurston are all members of the Manchester Police Demrtment. All four my OeWm Some* next with 198 Yale. He is nta and defensive middle guard Phil Doran, Connebtiteut plays B t^ n University Phoenix, Ariz., 9. pixy at RookviUe High. Both yards in 46 runs, an average start, but he should aee some men are Manchester residents. ^Herald Photo by Buceivicius) games starts at 3:80, at home Saturday in Band Day attraction. Ktekoff time will be at 1:30. of 4.3. ®aoh had Individual service. 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(contr.) 20 Cuddla up 7 m FIAT, 1600 Spider, red with SHOP HELP needed on first and 2 1 Mcetinga . (Bib.) . stream \ 3 0 0 0 y e a r s l a s t W E E K ! A B O L L ^ 37BriUah Paid notlcaa, black convertlMe top, excellent O O UinnR GIRL, for psul-Ume second aMfta. Ebccellent bans- AQO 1 23 Garden 40 Flowery 88 condition. Oall 742-9119. ahlft, 8-7 and weekends. Please atreetcar plant In papers fits and production boauaaa, , 31 bland (Fr.) flower 643-2711 875-3136 apply Mr. Donut. 386 West Mid 23 NauUcal 42 Taxed B4 Attack ! 1962 CHEVROLET etaUon shift prsmlum paid on' second IRMING' 32 Crafty (Rockville, Ton Free) dle Tpke. shift. Apply in person. Klook H I6 . SSEgga wagon, good condition, new 1 2 1 4 1 6 T 1 • 10 n 12 Co., 1866 ToUand Tpke., ICmw FEAR^ 34 Bom tires, $800. CaU 6494888. HAIR STYLIST to manage new « ML IM Til 35 It la (poetic) O ff. ds M UR Chester. 13 14 wALTVff waroffsc wig aalon opening In Kings, 86 Harden aa 1967 CORVETTE convertible, 4- Mancbeeter — Salary plus cement IS 11 Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? ■peed, 4M positractlon, 837, 815 commission. Full or part-time 37 Seaweed h.p., marina blue, mag wheels. OUT OUR WAY BY J. & WILLIAMS IT 11 CaU Mr. R. between 10 a.m.- I aahea 643-7148. SSPilUr . I t 6 p.m. Thursday and Friday, CONCRETE 11 21 26-Hour Answering Service CiisiiMss SwryfcM M ovfin^^Tnocklwg Help W ontM^ COME ON, aRMiF^wSs J Tm a f r a i d a o - a c d u l p n t t a l k h i m 40 Not aa much 1988 CHEVY Nova Super Sport, 283-1100. GOING KIRS.LSns OUT OF IT/ REMEIMBER HOWSTEAMEP 41 Anger 22 2 3 2 4 26 2 6 2 6 1 0 6 cylinder, automaUc, bucket O ffM w d 1 3 StO V O M 20 1 Fwmcriw 35 c tWIH HtA, lEB. TJA >■». IIA Na ON. a e r s o - a l o n g HE GOT WHEN HE WENT THROUGH THBR 1 Free to Herald Readers LABORERS 43 French coin w ” seats, one owner. Call 849-8686. B E ASSURED of money f o r INO/ W ITH TH E TRICK-OR-TRBiATM^BRRR — or best offer. CaU 647-0690, af 649-1008. comptometer operators to INSPECTORS—Experienced In any advertiser using box 647-1831, ask for Sue. ' sealer. Free estimates. 742- CLEANERS L letters. Readers answer ter 6 p.m. 9487. work 8:80 through 4:80, five Aircraft Parts PAINTING — Interior and ex ElcperlMiced, part-time or ing blind box ads who CHEVROLET 1968 Impala Su days a week. Must be terior, very reasonable, free AU Benefits—Equal Of^rtunlty fuU-tlme. Good pay, aU S H O R T R I B S t desire to protect their per Sport, 4-speed, vinyl top. TWO HAND'SMEN want a va- skmed In aU phases of BY FRANK OTHSAL estimates. CaU Richard fringe benefits. Must be re idenUty can foUow tUs Must sell, $2,295. 742-6888, 742- rlety of Jobs by the hour or comptometer work. Excel Em^oyer Auto AccMserius— Martin, 849-9380, 6494411. liable. OaU 649-6884, 48 Oak im>codure: 8248. day. Reasonable rates. OaU tor lent benefits, free parking, . MY EXPLORER I WONDER WHAT HE HAS T im 6 information, 648-5800, 848-8292. Street. Hhicloae your reply to the | L. PELLETIER — Painting — subsidised oiJeteiia, con APPEA(?SONTHE HOPiZON/ 1965 CHEVROLET Nova station TELEVISION Technicians — DISCOVERED ON THIS T P lP ? box in an envelope — In'verlor and exterior, papenng genial co-workers and ex wagon, exceUent shape. 646- VENETIAN blinds — repaired, ceUent working conditions. Immediate openings, 40 hour address to the ClaaV POUR E. T. mags, 15”, »160. ai.d paper removal, fuUy In laid ICsnager, Manchester 0392 after 6 p.m. retaped and recorded. 848-0278. Apply week, paid holidays, psild hos- SWEEPER wanted older per 991? CaU after 6 p.m., 649-1986. sured. 843-9048. and 849-8328. • . Evening Herald, together 649-2971 pltallsatloR, free training on son preferred. Apply MotIjukI TO SETTLE ESTATE. 1968 blue arlth a memo listing the USEID WHITBWALLi tires. FURNITURE reflnished. In- INSIDB-outslde painting. Spe- FIRST NATIONAL tranststora and solid state, earn Tool Co., 1404 ToUand Tpke., companies you do NOT Fastback Volkswagen with Pour, 900-15, five 825-14. $0 to clal rataa for people over 86. up to 8160 per week. CaU Mamdiester. arant to aee your latter. dio and heater in exceUent con surance estimates made. Man STORES, Inc. 87 each. CaU 649-3028. CaU my competitors, then caU RCA Service Ck>. 248-6601. An Your letter wlU be de- dition. 649-7867 after 4 p.m. or chester Reflnishing Co.. 49 Win PAINTERS —YEA R ’round me. EkUmates given. 649-7888, PARK A OAKLAND AVES. equal opportunity employer. BU ZZ 8 A W Y D BY ROY CRANE stroyed if the advertiser 649-0400. ter Street, 649-6040. work, plenty ol overtlmejitan- Is one you’ve mentioned. 870-8401. EAST HARTFORD, (X»NN. SEWING machines expertly re cheiter, South Windsor area. PENNY, THIS NEW M a n OF YOURS ] HE'S AN/miRALFOR i H E R E m s : 2 6 IB SO U T H If not it wlU be handled CHEVROLET, 1964 Malibu 8 S Trailers— Experienced. CaU after 6 pjn.. IS PRICCUtSS. HE SAM^PME YOUR TROUVU-SHOOrmS # In the usual manner. paired. All makes domestic or GEORGE N. Converse. Painting H/WES IN ARLINGTON. convertible. Automatic, yellow CLERK—TYPIST for general 528-7449. F R O M B E M 6 S W IN D L E D . COMNANV. ANDHERES TAKE A FEW O/WS OFF. lo-lV ___ / - ''-leittifillITTnm with black Interior. $150. Call Mobik Hfmws 6>A imports. ABC Appliance Re and decorating, paper hanging, PART-TIME A BONUS FORVOU.BUZ.. pair, 41 Oak Street, 646-8870, fully insured. CaU evenings, office work. Accurate with m CALL WHEN &47-16H. SHASTA travel traUer, 1964, PART-TIME service station at YDUTtE YCHfRE NEEDED /THANKS; -lecJK------j------Rockville, 875-2198. 643-2804. figures. Apply In person. Dean RETIRED MAN tendant wanted nights aad PENNY- excellent condition. Sacrifice BCachine Products, 102 Colonial TOO YWPlSCOVEREDOIt/j Lott cmd Found 1 8700 firm, or wUl trade for weekends. Apply at Cantone’a 6ENER0U& GTO 1967, 4-speed, many extras, Rd., Manchester. MORNINGS 7 MISSUU.Y. Volkswagen Micro bus of equal Esso Service, 308 W. kOddle LOST — Full size male collie call after 6, 643-0918. Building— Floor Finishing 24 five years old. Answers to value. 78 West Center Street, 14 Hours flexible. Tj^te. or call 649-6862 evenings. Contracting FLOOR SANDING and reflnish- name of Prince. Oall 649-8150 1988 FORD Galaxle 500. Like MANAGER Trainees needed for Ing (specialising In older Apply in person or 648-3893. new, low mileage, fuU power, ADDITIONS, remodeUng, ga CLERK a growii^ company. Have two floors). Inside painting. Paper- sacrifice. CaU 643-5811. rage, rec rooms, bathrxwms immediate openlnga For ap LOST CHARM bracelet hanglng. No Job too small Motorcycks— riled, kitchens remodeled, ce Opportunity In our buyer’s McDo n a l d s d r i v e -i n pointment caU Mr. Cormier, gold color, last Friday after- 1967 MUSTANG, white, 4-speed, John VerfaUle, 649-0760. Bkycks 11 ment work, cellar floors, pa office for a clerk with good 46 West Center St. at 236-6401. . /0-J/ noon, vicinity Manchester Hos- 428 Cobra Jet, Detroit locker, tios, roofing. CaU Leon Cles- figure aptitude, must also Manchester C tW by MIA |a«. TM Btf. Mt N». I pltal and East Center Street. 31 opUne axles. Many e x t ^ . h ONDA 380, four months synski, BuUder. 846-4291. Bonds— Stocks— enjoy meetii^: people. Good FUIXrTIMB counter man, Sentimental value! Reward. Must be seen, never weatner- old. Must sell, best offer. CaU wages and 'working condi wanted to work In one of Con “That’s Janie Wilson’s father! I’d know that foot HOMES, OARAGES, porches, CaU 849-1721. ed. Price reasonable. Can be 049-3615. Mortgogos 27 tions with convenient free HAN WANTED for Janitorial necticut's fastest growing elec anywhere!’’ ------seen at Dick’s SheU Service, rec rooms, room additions, parking and a benefit pro trical supply houses. Electrical FINN 2 i SECOND MORTGAGE — Un- work, Monday through Satur BY LANK LEONARD LOST — K ack kitten In vicinity ^ j. Center St., 648-7008. THREE 26” bicycle, \wo girl’s, kitchens, roofing, siding, gen gram. experience required. Standard llmited funds available for sec days, hours 12 noon to 7 p.m. of Kennedy Rd. and Scott Dr., ^___ 810, 85. One boy’s 810. One eral repair work. Financing work week is 00 hours. Paid m l a n c h b S ¥ /e e rj YES—-BUT JUST GIVE RAMBLER Classic, 6 ond mortgages, payments to APPLY Must be reliable with steady I WON'T PUT IT OFF ANY reward. CaU 643-1318. 'SgM chUd’s scooter. 649-6629. available. No down payment. sick time, holidays and vaca t¥HAT AN A c n te s s ME A MINUTE — PLEASE LONGER) I'LL PHONE cylinder, 4-door sedan, automa suit your budget. Expedient habits. Good hourly rate. No SNCH/AS! A aMKAT STEVE CANTON Economy Builders, Inc. 648- phone calls, apply in person tion. Apply at Economy Elec -T O CATCH m BR EAT H ' PHIL RIGHT NOW/ B Y M IL T O N CANIFF LOST — Man’s wallet In Oxford tic, 8300. 1-228-8802. service, J. D. Realty, 648-5126. STAM i I HBMeMBea. Package Store, Friday eve- ______6169. FIRST NATIONAL to manager. Brunswick Park- tric Supply, Inc., 824 Main St.,' NBiW UNMA CMNSTm/ ------▼ RECfcpN VOO KNEVr '^ I WAS DRINKIN'iIP THe 'V t HE R EB EL? SO I WOKE UP I GUESS >OU WUZ GONNA nlng, Oct. 26. Reward. Please poNTIAC I6661 Tempest 4-door Business Sorvicos NEWTON K. SMITH A SON — NEED MONEY? Accepting STORES, INC. ade Bowling Lane. Mandhester. SHBINAS HeALLY I WASNT HENRY RIZE MONEY HE OAVE ME TO / HAP HENRY HERE IN THE POKEY TRY raST THE REAL HENRY call 649-8718. hardtop, Automatic, power RemodeUng, repairing, addl- mortgages on real estate. <3aU PARK & OAKLAND Aves. SOAteTHtNSj EWITCH FAfSPOKn RIZE ON A5-A POUTICAL Offered 13 nnn/Msntini hnnio Tf A Cm XIA TjnTC'nTjTk ^ CARPENTERS and carpeniters' EXPERIENCED eledtrlclan’a RIZE OUT OF JAIL,'.. IP »U steering. exceptionally clean WHEN THE GERURAN THEIR NIX PRISONER / ME,WHO HELP ME - ItL TSa YOU lions, rec itKims, garages, HARTFORD, Conn, helpers, steady w o r k ^ U of- helper. Paid vacations and bol- fCNTMOUBC H car. No money down, take over BULLDOZER, backhoe work, view, days or evenings, Fast REVOLUTION LIFT. liEVER VOTED IN MY THE TRUE REASON THEY FOUND — Saulters Pool area, porches and roofing. No Job ter 6 p.m., 643-3282, 644-8896. Idays, benefits. CaU 049-5858. payments. Call bFok^*, 283- land clearing, septic tanks In- loo small. CaU 649-3144. service, telephone Mr. HaU, bicycle. OaU 649-6706. g7l 5 stalled, drainage fields. Paul 249-3468. SALESWOMAN — experienced Schendel, 640-0466. CARPENTRY— concrete steps, woman’s apparel, part ilme. LOST — Passbook No. 70-1683 1986 PONTIAC, LeMans a very Savings Bank of Manchester. floors, hatchways, remodeUng, ExceUent salary and store ben sporty model for the smart YOU ARE A-1, truck Is A-1. porches, garages, closets, ceU- BusiMss Opportunity 28 efits. CaU Mr. Altshuder, 843- Application made for payment. ------(Cellars, attics, yards, drive ’ buyer. CaU 849-9761. ings, attics finished, rec 8112. LOST — Antique gold drop ear ways sealed and small truck rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth li^ CHEVROLET Impala, 4- ring between Corel’s and ing done A-1 right. CaU Tre- er related work. No Job too S U N O eX ) GENERAL OFFICE work, fU- Production Purnell Parking. 648-2166, 649- door sedan, 6 cycllnder, four mano Trucking Service toll- smaU. Dan Moran, BuJJder. kng adding, etc. Gaer Brothers, now tires. ExceUent condition. 6688. free. 742-9487. Evenings 649-8880. 140 Rye Street, South Windsor. MR. ABBRNATBf BY R0L8T0N JONES aad FRANK RIDGEWAY Asking 8626. Call 649-0384 or New three bay service sta TREE EXPERT — Trees cut, tion to be built on ToUand -r s T 643-6930. WES ROBBINS Carpentry re CLEANING woman wanted one TVMCT^THE SOON THE T R ^ WILL F 2 COULD LEAPNTD buUdlng lots cleared, trees top modeling specialist. Additions, Tpke. in Manchester. For day per week for Glastonbury WRY IT AnnouncMMnts 2 GTO, 1967 convertible, 4-speed, ped. Got a tree problem? Well Information call weekdays, home. CaU 1-838-7041. BE BARE. nSIOND rec rooms, dormers, porches, Workers LIVE WITH CALDNESS, OOC5. s a d , b n Y i t ? SO CAN A T R K i factory warrantee. No money worth phone call, 742-8262. cabinets, formica, liuUt • ins, 668-3400 evenings and week down, take over payments. Oall bathrooms, kitchens. 649-8446. ends, caU collect. John WINTHROP STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone 2 DICK CAVALU GARAGE SALE broker, 233-8716. Perry, 749-8185. NURSE’S AID, 11-7 shift, fuU- IMMEDIATE OPENINGS AVAILABLE walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter tlme. Laurel Manor 840-4619. SU P P O SE 0 Fine antique furniture, china, 1966 CHRYSLER, 4-door. Good 90, BU T WH£N vvE'/ae WE'LL HAVE A JCUNT races, railings. AU concrete re Special SarvicM 15 T H A T ^ TH E F I0 6 T 71A4E glassware, crock and Jugs, blue running condition. Reasonable. pairs. Reusonably priced. 643- rr^A u. MA12RIED CANIC ACCOOMU on 2nd and 3rd Shifts r eVEC HEARD OFA applique, Bennington ware, lin Call 649-0964. 0851. AAMOO Transmissions of Man PART-’n M E WORK PART O F 0 WE'LL ^ A C e AND A JOINTT JO IN T ICE 02FAM CONS. H«lp Wonfod— LIFE. EVSZyTHIMe. ens, and mlsceUaneous. 90 Hol chester, nationwide, guaran CHACiaEACCQGNn., land Lone, opposite Lutheran 1961 FORD, bucket seats, TREES cut and removed, land teed service. Budget terms. Fcmala 35 FULL-'nME CAR No Experience Necessary Oiturch on Sliver Lane, East Hurst, tao. Olds engine, triples, cleared, reasonable. Free ertl- Loaner cars. Free towing.'CaU WOMEN WANTED — Jobs In Qualify for 1968 Impala < Hartford, 9 to 6, Saturday and Isky cam. Call 644-0426. mate. Insured, 289-8720. 643-2467, Manchester • Vernon ^ your area, your hours. Secre Chevrolet tor your full-time ' Sunday. town line, Rt. 83, TalcottvUle. pleasure and earn $66 In IS This is your opportunity to grow with us. A RWMIvt 1966 CADILLAC convertible im SHARPENING Service — Saws, taries, tyi^ats, clerks. No fee, PONTIAC, 1966 Tempest station Apply In person to Credit Rat ing Bureau, 983 Main St., Man perience desired. Phone 649- Saturday, November 2nd, 0 wagon, V-8, automatic, power RUBBISH trash removed to steering, weU kept car. Im the dump, lawns innintalned M illlnorY , chester, Room 13, 8 to 5 p.m. 6676. We are located on Route 32 in SOBDT MALOMB BY BOB LUBBBB8 to 4 p.m. 102 Green Rd. ((tomer of Green Rd. ag. RfiN. g,.d f0-$! IWKNTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTEA, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81, i968 MANCHESTER EVENDfO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. 'mURSDAY, OCTGBER 81, 1968
SttiMtioin W owtEd ■ Aportmants riots Housos F^ Rant 65 Wontod To Runt 68 t—d For Sola 71 Hoosos For Sate 72 72 He For Sate 72 0«t of Towe Oot of Tovni FeiwbIe 3 8 To m i m i i H 53 SIX R(X)M (Mpe in center of FAMILY of executive wtelMs to O O ypW T R T — 4S a e ru of good For Sate For Sate eERRY’S WORLD Manchester, nice treed back rent tor one year or Isas in farm tend, bam and 8 oat TWO-FAMILT, oonvsnlently lo MANCHESTER — ouatom built CLASSIFIED THREE room heated apart ****®®8TBR, 6 room Randi center haU Cape, six rooms, yard, 8175. p er m onth. Keith Manchester. Either unfur »t 119,800. FhOhrlek cated close to Owpplng, trans HORSE BARN — 4H acres, VEIRNON • MamdMstaT Line WILL do ImbyrittlnE- in ment, stove and refrigerator. ^ water, aewer. 8 bedrooms, (uU dormer, rec room, St A gen cy. 649-1933. nlstaed house or 3 - bedroom r. R M lto n , #166847. portation, eto., Ihlnl apart- training and riding rings, 6- —seven room ovsrslsed Cape. Donnelly Urges State Grants formation oall 640-7M9. Suitable for working woman. Verpianck Bdiool oisa. Aet James Parteh. Only 82IJi00. apartment, preferrably with msnt possMUUes. Fhilbrlck room brick Ranch, fam ily Five bedraoms, two full baths. (MU 643-6015. BRAND NEW six room duplex. fzrt. Ody 814,900. Hayes Agsn- Hayss Agestoy, 6464181. storage space. Family is hus cy, 04A0U1. Agsnoy Realtors, 9494M7. room, garage, trees, Hutchins Priced to seU, 831,800. Hayes Based on Towns^ Population ADVERTISING Two fuU ceramic tile, baths, band and wife and two teen Por Sate n A g sn ^, 9494181. LOOKING (or cnythlng in Agency, Realtora M9-5884. SitiMtieiis WoBtad all appllanced kltcheix full MANCHESTER —V etM Itns, O-ASOTTED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS real estate rentals — apart- age boys. OaH or writs to J.L. Ma n c h e s t e r — o i-oom cu - SCHALLER RD. Thomas J. Donnelly, Repub of the program such as: Are we basement, garage. Gaa heat MANOHBSrmR and rtebilty: custom built threa bedroom VBRNON-ManCbeater~Llna. 4-8. Mol* 39 ■neiits, homes, multiple dwell- Silver, Rogers Corp., Rogers, Ovor 71 homos from 87,800 up. tom built Raised Ranch, lop lican candidate for state repre doing enough to move people oif 8 AJL to 4:30 PJS. and hot water included. Cen Ranch. Huge breeoeway and SpUt leval, 8 bedrooms, two famUy, two finnaoes. Wonted— teal Ettotn 77 'ings. no fees. Call .1 D. Real Com ., 1-774-9006. Aeoommoda^ OaU Mitten Realty Oemmany Tiellty constmetion, excellent sentative from the 46th A ssem welfare roUa? Does our sgs- TWO MEN available to do work trally located. 8380. monthly. oversiaed two-ear garage. diahwashar, dispossi, new unique opportunity tor eoonom- Estate Aaaorlates. Inc., 643- tlorM are needed b y D ee. 1 e f ReaMora, 048-0000. •oe*tten, tread lot. Mid 20'a. FAMILY of 4 loolring for 8-bed' bly DMrirt, has proposed that tem (ad by developing secciid around the house, yard, paint For armointment to see call, Treed lot. Lovely fanRy room, ly decorated, near grade leal living or Investment On 1 OOTY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. S129. latest. Hayea Agency, 0494HS1. room home with fireplace. If the 1969 legtslsture crea te a and third generation welfaiw ing, wallpapering, carpentry, 649-; cireular buUt-ln bar. Immed school and shopping center. ly $31,000. Hayes Agsnoy, 649- «:M P.M. DAT BEFORE PCBUOATION 8#0,900 — Near Route 16, 1% poeaible. Limit $18,600. No sjrstan of block grants from the recipients? What is a reason repairs, aU odd Jobs. 649-7404. SIX R (X )M apartm ent, 8160, a w a n t e d ” ^ 6-6 room apart M anchester iate occupancy. 823,000. Mayer 0181. ®**®*"* 8«*ard»y Md Monday la 4:M p.m. Friday- FDUK' bedroom older Colonial. woodMl acraa. 6H room Ranch 648-0640 agents {risass. Principals only. etate to towns based upon pop able welfare payment? How month. Security deposit and ment around 8100., first floor, 1A4 bafha, waU to wall oarpete. Agency, Realtor, 9484009. RELIABLE married man will Immediate occupancy. Call A RARE FIND |26,600 BAST HARTFORD —SpUt Lev- Writs Box O, Manchester Her ulation. shail the program be made one year lease required. Ever allow children, pets. 528-7864 H utcM as A g en cy R ealtora, 640- more self-supporting? How con T orn COOPERATION WnjL m A| mow lawns, rake leaves, paint, 649-9610 or 64S-6666. MANCHESrm ^ 8 room $14,966 —3-BED RO oirita^, el family room, three b a d- a ld .- In another statement, Donnel ett R eal E state A gency, 649- evenings, weekends. 6824. Seven room Ootenlal with we ensure, promote and In any odd Jobs. Reaacmable rates. Ranch, 2-car garage, fireplace, porch with wrought iron raU- rooms, gangs, good slsed tot. ly g a v e his view s on the sifl>- BBAmEOIAIED DIAL 643-2711 8688. aU buUWns, IH bstin, Im- LARGE FAM^Y wants to buy spire the freedom, the (Ugnttjr 649-9078. walk-out boMmaftt, reoraaticn Ing, (uU ce lla r, g arage, 100x200 Handy location. 828,900. F o r J ^ of welfare in Connecticut, M ANCH ESTER •— Young 5Al maculate oondlUon, close three or (our bedroom home, and the incentive of the Indi THREE ROOM apartment, Out of Town Businoss Preparty room, beautifully largs wood lot, trees. Hutchins Agency, appointnMnt oaU PhUbriok and outlined Ms approaches to TWO SENIOR boys will do yard room Ranch with a real coun to everything. Firepiaced in Sitint Jamee’ Parish. (Mn vidual? These are earti crit stove and refrigerator, s e c- ed lot Immedlato occupancy. Realtors, M9-6334. A^ncy ReaUon, 6494847. solution of the dHemma. ContiniMd From Procoding Pago work o r odd Jobs. 6499196, 649- For Rant 66 For Sate 70 try slsed kitchen and a built- living room, large dining pay up to 838,000. Oall . Paul ical to the protection and ad ond floor, 8M. motythly. (MU in oven and range. Large liv SmaU down pajrment. Owner He suggested that a system 8791. room , new fumsMse and PR IV A C Y — parkUke 880 x 386 BAST HARTFORD —Executive W . D ougan, R ea ltor, 649-4085. vancement of our society and 648-4491. VERNON —Beautiful 3% room BOLTON —Former Rosemont ing room w ith w all to waU 1-87940S1 «vanii«s. of block grants would provide roof. To Inflect call Mr. yard, spoOeas Rx room Ranrti. 7 roqps, Split Level, family our well-being.’’ Holp Wontod Mate 36 Holp Wontod Mcdo 36 apartment in excellent resi Restaurant, now tor sals, ap QUALIFIED younger couple that each town and city In the FDDR room apartment tile carpeting and a comer flre- Lewis, 8494806. MANOHESTTO — This older Plastered walls, sundsek, ga room, fireplace, dishwasher, dential area featuring one bed proximately 10 acres, (ireat plaoe, 8 generous bedrooms needs 8 bedroom home i n state would receive a specified MAN TO WORK on grounds of ' both, heated, hot water. Newly room, heat, hot water, refriger (Mpe has been remo IMt by NEA. Ik . located. of (Mnter and Griswold St T.J. MANCHESTkin, 6% room older ' buUding, dooUe carport ins, fireplace and a 3-car According to Donnelly, “This First repoTto said at lea st tw o aca. An apprentice program is m e c h a n i c wanted, top wages. all included. No pets. Tele 048-1077. Ad.. B olton, 649-0427. O o ck e tt R ea ltors, 648-1677. home, in town location, alumi Hutdilns Agenoy, Realtors, garage. (Molce buy a $27,- approach is more efficient and persons were klUed and fou r availaMe for men willing to Excellent benefits for flrst NEW ONE and two-bedroom de INVESTMENT S I jp Ie RTY "Good night, daddy. W e'n going to a Halloween party! phone H artford, 627-9288, V er OOIDNIAL, paneled dining num siding, storms and M94824. 600. 840-6806 o r 876-6811. more practical. Ttie local gov wounded. A U.8. Command particlpote. Union shop with clssB mechanic. Contact Mr. luxe ganfen type apartments MANCHESTER — Rooming wanted, 8-30 units. Am quali GERMAN Shepherd, male pup How do you like our costumes?" non 876-8721. room, new modem kitdien, roreens. Brand new furnace, ernment knows best the area in spokesman said all the rooketa year 'round work. Equal op Schwartz, Bourne B uick, 286 avaUable now. C^l Paul house, good location between BlXECUnVE seven room Oar- fied, wUl buy. Write Box M, py for sale. All vacillations. dialiwaaher, dtopoeal etc. Large NO GADGETS good equity builder, with low, whdeh the money is most need apparently hit houses. portunity emi^yer, Allied Main Street, Manchester. Priced reasonably. Call' after W. D ougan, R ea ltor, 849-4080. ROCKVILLE — 3 room furnish redevelopment and proposed zteon Colonial Lakewood Manchester Herald. living room, three bedrooma. low down payment $16,600. B «Sl W ed, and can keep a closer watch The first struck at 9:80 p.m. Building Systems, Inc., Maxv 0:80, 043-7066. ed apartment, heat, 8106 shopping center, Potential NO GIMMICKS Gtecle area. Ovenised two- PLUMBERS, experienced. New Exterior of house Just covered Wolverton Agency, Realtora, BARROWS and WALLACE (M. WANTED In Manchester — 4 in a residential area about sev ch ester, Conn. 640-0124. WE HAVE customers waiting m onthly. Call 649-6626. gross, 86.136 per year. AmiUe oeu* garage, fareeseway, tw o over how the money Is spent" constructiorr. Top hourly rate, Hoittohold Goods 51 Antiquas 56 arlth new aluminum rtding. 649-2818. Manchester Parkade or 6-bedroom Oolontal, mini en blocks from President Nguy (or the rental of your apart parking, reflniahed Inside aiMl JUST PLAIN HOUSE flreplaoes, lovely treed lo t "Thts is similar to proposals MECHANIC, tiowling pin setting overtime. Imperial Plumbing, 3M ROOM sublet, all electric 836,000. PhUbrlck Agency, M an ch ester 649-6308 mum of 2 bathrooms, 2-csu: ga en Van Thieu’s Independence FREE pups want good home, (X>MB BACK Rhode Island ment or home. J. D. Real Es out. Excellent investment prop (MU J.D. Real Estate Asso- for unrestricted block grants madilnes, will train. Inquire South W indsor, 644-1031. CLEAN, USED refrigerators, appliances including dishwash R eeH ote. 640-6847. SENSE rage preferred. Must have ma P alace, and about 800 fe e t from 4 w eeks old, 646-2726. Windsor chair. Shaker rocker tate A ssociates, In c., 443-6129. erty. (Mil The R.F. Dimoek olatos, Inc., 6484129, 6484779, (XJVENTRY — (Mpe, Just re from the federal government to Holiday Isines. 39 Spencer St. ranges, automatic washers er and disposal. Pool facilities. ture trees. Buyer prepared for the headquarters of the capital BROILER man wanted, and early ladder back rocker. (M. 649-6246. IMMACULATE seven room 649-168S. duced to $19,000. Six large the state, and is the most real WOULD like good home with with guarantees. See them at MANCHESTER — Park Chest- Heat and air-conditioning in MANCHESTER' quick purrtnse. Please send military district. Weihiesday through Saturday CaU 049-9110. home, with large cedar cloeet rooms, IH baths, full base istic way for local government children for Saint Bernard, B. D. Pearl's Appliances, 649 nut Garden apartments, avail cluded. 8111. m onthly. A vail MANCHESTER — Excrtlent Whether you are interested in IHREE bedroom older Oolontel. full Information to Box R, Man Within the next 40 minutes, nights. Apply Oavey*a, 40 E. tai fourth bedroom, new ment, 4H acres, exceUent con to survive llnanolally against three years old, AKC register M ain St. Call 643-2171. able Nov. 1st, 4% rooms a t able N ovem ber 1st, 875-0906. investm ent, 810,000 down, buying a house or renting an Beautiful 3-bedroom Ranch, Large treed lot Central htoa- chester Herald. two more hit, one in the same CREDIT SALES Center Street. oera m lc bath and vanity, 100 dition throughout. Owner anx the onslaught of Increasing ed, male, In good health. Call 8160; Dec. 1st, 3H rooms a t 12 per cen t return plus am or apartment, oaU Jarvis -Realty immaculate condition, base Uon. Low 30’s, owner anxious. area as the first and the other M ANAGER SINGER automatic zig-zag sew Wearing Apparel— amp service, recent furnace 0>., Realtors, today. ious. Judith Wilhelm Real oosti of local government’’ WANTED alert man, mechan 643-7440. 8185. H eat, hot w ater, oven- RCXXVILLE — attractive 8V4 tization pltu potential growth. ment garage, finished rec HJd. Frechette Realtocs, M7- near Cholon, the city’s large TRAINEE ing machine, with cabinet, ex Fun 57 range, refrigerator, parking room apartment available Nov. and roof, walk to bus line, E state, 1-228-9676. Donnelly Stated that past Re- Chinese distrtet. ical aptitude, some shop exper cellent eocdltlon, hems, button CaU J.O. Possum A Associates, reation room , living room 9999. Sotith Windoor and stora ge, 037-9238 tetw een 1st, stove, refrigerator, heat. scboolB and UMpping, 821.000. If you have a property to sdl, with (ireplaoe, prime loca pubUcon proposals tor unra- T ite Goodyear Tire and ience, to keep track of various holes, sews' on buttons, em L A D Y 'S SHORT light brow n 100 648-9869. (XJVENTRY — custom built 9-5 p.m . A fter 0 p .m . 847-1871 Adults only, no pets, 8100. Coll now, Wdverton Agency let us list M. We can’t guar tion. MANCHESTER —Six room rtrioted state grants to towns Rubber Company has - an Jobs as they move through our Liw Stock 42 broiders, Monograms, etc. per cent human hair wig with Ranch, 6H lovely rooms, ga excellent opportunity for a m onthly. 649-4824, 876-1166. ResOtors, 640-3818. antee a sale but we can guar house plus dnlsbed room In Mayor Fitts Asks were defeated byth e Demo- shop. Call 649-5208. E m c o OrlginaUy over 8300., now only auburn highlights (or sale. GARDEN TYPE, one b e d- rage, sun porch beautifully Corporatirai, Route 6 and 44A, antee honest effort backed by basement. Excellent condition. cratic-oontroU ed 1967 leg isla LEGAL man interested in a career 8S6. o r 810. m onthly. C ity Sew O riginally 8126, selling tor 856. room apartment avaUable ROCSeVILLE — 4 rooms, stove Land For Sate 71 JU ST 822,000 buys this seven landscaped with young fruit In retafl' management. Rap Bolton, Conn. RED SAIX3LE horse for sale, years of experience. International Asaociates Nice residential area. Con For ‘Yes’ Vote ture. in g O n te r, 632-0476. CaU 643-4620 between 8 a.m. now, 8130. m onthly. Including and refrigerator, heat and room home, tsro car garage, trees, irAhute walk to lake, ful id advancemoit. Outstand $160. OaU 742-8696. venient to bus, school and Concerning the welfaro sys-' NOTICE and 3:30 p.m. only. heat and appliances. Call hot water, 8180; 4 rooms, stove BOLTON —28 acres of beauti baths, convenient locsdlon 647-1800 ly heated and insulated, $21,000. ing company benetits in- ASSISTANT ituuiager, lighting stores. Princlp^ only. (MU K eith A gen cy, 849-1923. On Question 4 tern, Dwmelly said that it Is ob The qualified electors in (he l^OKING for Boston Rockets Paul W. D ougan, R ea ltor 649- and refrig era tor, 8120. 872-4752. ful high wooded rolling land to Uiopplng, schools and bus. Some of our HsUngs are set dude paid vacations, free rturwroom. Will train if in near new highway, long road ow ner, 649-6010. vious that our wstft e system Town of Coventry, State of Ckm- in Maple or Black ^corated? 4580. K eith R eal E state, 646-4120, forth brtow . We have o v e r 200 bo^dtaUiatlan and insur experienced. Opportunity for Wonted To Buy 58 ANDOVER — (Muntry apart VERNON —Seven room Mayor Howard Fitts today doesn't work. He said that the neotietk, are hereby warned and Artictes For Sate 45 See the largest selection in frontage. Priced to seU. Gall 647-9646 or 648-1646. others for you to look at. CMU IMMEDIATE occupancy, 4 ance, phis pension plan. conscientious bandy, forward ment, 4 rooms, on Rt. 6, pri MANCHESTER—6 room Colon Ctarrison OiUonial, IH baths, asked for a "yes" vote from currant "incredible’’ state defi notified to meet on Novemher 6, Manchester and the price is WANTED — Antique furniture, NEW attractive three room early. Hajres Agency, 646-ck In the evening (8:00 am . Downtown Manchester. tity. 643-8709, 165 Oakland St. CMuple on ly. 8106. (MU 643-6802 one ear gsuage. Priced to sell ranch home at a low price for garage, finished rec room, tow ment, ,immaculate condition. for voter approval of the pur em ployer. Holp WonlMl— pairing—the beet kind."' 23 Oak or 6494206. proximately 16 acres plus 2- Lnw 20’ s. H ayes A gen cy, 646- “must be done to protect the to 8:00 p.m.) to vote on tbe fol at 810,000. Hurry! Paul W. a quick sale. 3 bedrooms, tiled SO’s. BelQore Agency M7-141S. Occupancy per agreement. ch a se o f 120 a cres o f land run Street. SEWING MACHINES — singer HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques family house and two tobacco 0131. peoiHe of this state from ir low in g: Mate or Famote 37 D ougan, R ea ltor, 649-4086. bath, large lot. City sewers. $24,800. FMI. Goal Agency, automatic zig-zag, excellent bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, THREE ROOM apartment, first bam s, seconds from 1-84. K eith MANCHESTER —Wells Street ning between Barber Hill and responsible runaway govern Electors of President and. IT'S TERRIFIC the way we're Resort Proporty ,$16,900. D oris Bmitii is the MANCHESTklR — six room 648-2882. DISUWASUEh and handyman, condition. Makes buttonholes, glassware. We buy estates. VU- door, stove and refrigerator, A gen cy, 646-4126, 647-9646. N led erw erfer R d s., F itto fesU- ment and taxation." Vice President selling Blue Lustre for clean For Rent 67 agoit to oaU. Ranch, fireplace, buUt-in range area. Bight room Brick Colon apply in person. Gas light Res hems, embroiders, etc. Orig- la ge P eddler, A uctioneer, 430 parking. $96. Available Novem ial. Four big bedrooma, lull COVENTRY — fuU price $14,- oated that a portion of the Donnelly proposed that the United States Senator ing rugs and upixUstery. Rent MANCHESTER IH baths, 2-car garage. 180 x first step be to repeal the pro taurant, 80 Oak St, Manches MEDICAL inaUy over 8M0., 6 monthly Lake St.. Bolton. 649-8247. ber 1st, (MH 646-2878. NEW CHALET in New Hamp- cellar, new oU hot water fur 000. Secluded 4-room Randi, property is ztecessary (or use Repreeentetive in (Mngrasa electric shan^xioer, fl- Olcott MANCHESTER—Deluxe raiKh 200 lot Hutdilns Agenoy, Real- visions of the existing statute ter. payments of 88.00 each or pay- ahire necur M t. W hitier area nace, sewers. Wyman A Lord large Uving room, ova: an by the town as a sanMary land State Senator Variety Store. WANTED — Restaurant equip FOUR ROOMS, second floor New alx room Ranch home home on East Hartford, Man 649-6324 authorizing open-ended bien- TECHNOLOGIST 801 cash. 022-0031 dealer. and other ski areas, sleeps 8. f x m a l e Realty Inc., 6464786. acre of hugp pines, full base (IH area. State Representative FULLi-TIME service station at ment, store, tavern and bank aU utUitiea, stove and refrig that features three bed- chester town line. Shannon nlsd''budget appropriations and FREE — New wheels with snow Use of private heated pool, CAPE —8 rooms, formal din ment, 3feBsl(»ially apprais Rosort Preptety Town of Moiicheetw ...... 11,189.10 DISHWASHERS 64941968 a fte r 6 p .m . ApoitiwnH Hate location, inside loading dock. 6611. Manchester Evening Herald TTie latest w ord in everyth in g! ed for fast sale. Belfiore John I. Garside Jr,, Secretary' ARCHlTDCrURAL I»IAFTS- Tonnianft 63 Call for details. Hayes Agency, O iU jc u q s L A gency, 847-1418. Fof Sate 74 South Windsor correspondent, MAN — Arcfaitectiiral precast OARAGE sale —Friday, Satur- Browse around —if it’s tor Board of Directofs BUS BOYS day. Cleon used 86" gas range 646-0131. AMSTON LAKE -Ideal for B (Sl W C arol M oulton, 844-8714. *From Aosessor’s Records QODcrete manufacturer. Sever your baby we have tt. And'the MANCHF»TER — (Mnter St., SEVEN R(X}U older home, ex- with griddle. Stereo cabinet, handyman, new cottag;e shell, BARROWS and WALLACE Co. al career poeftione as Job cap- price is right! Marlow’s Ihc., 4 rooms, second floor, centitU- STORE o r o ffic e s tor rent 460 eeUent condition, on bus line. extra speaker, birch finish. By Rioymofid F. & Louis C . IKo io Ib —. sceptic taiik and water Includ Manchester Parkade . tain. WHUng to train promising Full-time, part-time. Day Downtown Mandiester. ly located to sdiool, shopping Main St. Across from Friendly P^perty includes 2 extra buUd- Skates, one m a n 's size 11, boy s' D6lu»e Apartments from $145 per month ed, near main beach. Call M anchester 649-5306 'appU oan is. O all 646-0124. and night schedules can be and bus. 068-8996. ice C ream . 646-2426, ' 7 Ing lots. Marion E. Robertson, size 4. MUk cans painted. Mis SEWING machines Singer zig 640-0422, 649-8841. arranged. Paid vacations ttealtor, 648-0968. BOLTON — 5H room Ranch,. cellaneous items. 82 Vernon zags In cabinet. M onogram s, SHALL apartment for one or tIM B TO get out in tbe fresh and sick benefit program. 600 SQUARE F E E T o f o ffice 8 bedrooma, one car garage, Street, 6499466. button holes, blind hems, no two people, 8160 per month. -air. Outdoor workers, shop Excellent earnings. Uni space in professional com r'USTOM built five, room home. H acre wooded lot. Immediate ^workers, concrete fabricators. attachments needed. iSold tor P htibrick A gency R ealtors, 649- pound, 267 E . Center St. E x PAUL W. DOU^ a Ki. Rooitor Large Living room with fire forms fumiriied. Minimum SCREENED loom, processed Out of Town occupancy, minimum down to Hava many openings for 8196, new, used p rice 882.60, 8347.’ cellent parking. (MU 643-9627^ place, formal dining room, age 18 yean. Apply any gravel, also bank run gravel. 649^535 75 quedlfied buyer. R. F. Dlmock Steady work in healthy outdoor time to our manager or ca rii or term s available. (MU HOTPOINT modern kitchen, Jeloueled For Sate George H. Orlfflng, 74^7886. MANCHEiSTER — five room, OFFICES to r rent —268 Main C o., 64941246. Qfpe work. No experience re- head hoateas. CMpltol Sew ing until 9 p.m . 246- porch, two bedrooms, space (or three - bedroom apartment. St. L arge .room s, 876. month ELLINGTON —200 y e a r old qi8brsd. Tear *round work with DARK rich stone-free loam. 3140. CaU coU ect If toU. third, IH baths, 3-car garage. BOLTON LAKE, bargain year AvaUable N ovem ber 1, 8130. ly, all utilities furnished, e x- Dutch Ookmlal in mint condi overtime. Top pay rate. Many 816. Fool and patio sand, Lot 120x140, beautifully land end close out at $7,900. 8 BOX spring and mattress, cus CaU J.D. Real Estate ' As- cellent location, available im Comor of Now Stuta Rood & HHilard tfroot tion. Three fireplaces, dutch benefits. Union shop. An equal stone, fUl, gravel, sand and scaped. Marion E. Robertson room Ranch summer home ALICE’S WONDERFUL tom made for K antique bed. socia tee, In c., 648-6129 o r 648- mediately, Ask tor Mr. Fre oven. Recent heating syetem. opportunity employer. Apply in manure. 948-9004. Realtor, 6484968. n ear w ater. H ayes A gen cy 646- KITCHEN Almost new 880. ffurtaln, 8779. chette, 647-9993. Modals Opan from 2:00 p.m. till darii Exquisite setting on three perepn to Allied Caating Corp., 0181. RIDINO tractor with anew blow drapes, rods, woman’s cloUi- MANCHBSmR —fuU price acres with spectacular valley 100 Tolland Tpke., Manchester. 863 B road Street, M anchester view. High 20'a. Hayes Agency, er and mower. Electric start clotM ng 16-18 reasonable. 826 $19,600, $2,000 down U qiuUl- VERNON —New ■ seven rocun 648-0181. An Equal Opportunity Employer er, reasonable. CaU after 0, Neipslc Rd., Giostonbury. (ied. Six room Cape, full C olonial, IH batiu, buUt • Ins, 6484M18. basement, rec room, walk TOIXiAND —rntnutee to Man garage. OaU now and pick your BURNEIt SERVICE MAN to sdiool. J.G. Poeeum 4k Am- colors. H. M. Frechette Real MACHINIST GARDEN tractor, 7K h.p., with SERVEL gas refrigerator, good chester from this weU kept, 7 aoctates, 648-0868. tors, 647-9998. HELP wanted for cleaning be etieel weights, roto tiller and condition 649-8600. Immediate Opening room Raised Ranch, luxurtous tween 7 :90 and 12 m om ingB, Experience Necessary For machinery building. 4' dozer blade, good condition, GARRISON Colonial in one of wttU to waU carpeting, IH VERNON — 2 famUy m(^ern six days per week. Apply in BXOBUUENT WOBKINO CONDITIONS, Some related experience or 8170. CaU 849-7860. Mahehester’a most dealrable bathe; paneled rec room with immaculate, 6-6 flat, built person, Vernon Bcwling Lanca, SALARY AND COMPANY BENEFITS FOR fireplace, dirtiwasheif', alumin trade artwol background. neighborhoods. Modern Kitch 1967, 2 furnaces, convenient lo Route 88, Vsmon. Musical InstniniMfs 53 um storms, etc. Young neigh- Must be able to read bhie- en, formal dining room, famUy cation near Circle. Bet Air W C ontS O A V bortwod. High 20’s, assumable ptlnts, mica, acbematlcs MANTLE mirror M% x 72", TWO p4ck-up electric guitar MORIARTY BROTHERS, bic room, large living room with R ea l E state, 648-0883. FULL or part-time, male or 212 VA naortgi^re. Sieluga Realty, Okiod wageo, excellent op 820. CaU 949-2279. and am p. 876. Hawaiian 891 - SU C E N T E R ST. fireplace, three la^e bed female, morning or evening 743-8680, 743-9384. M ary Benoit portunity for the right man guitar, case-good tor psy MANCHESTER, CONN. — M8-61S6 DELI6HTFUL IIUI* mgeli In easy ern- rooms, two oar garage, PhU- EAST HARTFORD — Immacu ■■..-a houn. Apply in person, Burger SPOTS before your eyee—on 742-8474. wMh fast growing company. chedelic effects. 649-6966. VaesUoB " Insnranca—Pension broidery mikaIdeal trimming for tote brick A genoy, R eattora, 649- late 6H room SpUt Level In PrasanUy working some Chef, 286 Main Street. your new carpet—remove them clolhei, a tat of toweli or panelil cluding brick and wood pan with Blue Lustre. Rent electric and Many More Fringe Beaefltet EXPERIENCED 1358 6847. BOimiN-CDVENmY orarUms. Evening or Sat Pattern No. 212 hat hot-iron trintfar eled rec room. IH baths, three 3-8 yri. four bedroom (Mlonial plus urday interview arranged. sham pooer, $1. W .H. England for 7 motifti color chart. IM MACULATE A nsaldl buUt bedrooms. $28,000. Wyman A SitiiaHoM Wontod— Antiquas 56 two unfinlabed hedrooma. Hardware, BiUtoo, Conn. IIND n t l> aalai plat lit far flntelaii 7 room Ootonlal In beautiful A FEMININE antomUe for the little lady Breezeway with 2-car ga Tjord R ealty In c., 646-8786. ^publican Rspresentative Robert Stavnltsky; wife, foniMr FowialB 38 WANTED 'TO^UY — antiques, Dartmouth Heights. Two (ire- TAKE SOIL away with Blue contlitt of I U-neckad dratt and pert ra g e, IH acres. O nly 837,000. BOUTON LAKE — 4H room Marilyn Johnson; daughtere, Kathy and Nancy. N. P. HALI^NBECK, WOMAN Would to babytet steins, furniture, pewter, lead plaoes, 2-car garage, 2H baths. Lustre way from carpets and COMPOSITOR ^jgbAB, »kW YOBK, N.V. jacket topper. Loute D lm ock R ea lty . 649-0618. Ranch, beautiful treed lot, 600’ days, CaU 876-6881. ed lamps, art glass, primitlvei. Large automatic kltidien, for i n c T upholstery. Rent aleotrtc sham No. 1358 with PHOTO-UUIDE It In to water, new furnace, oidy any quantity. Furniture re Experienced Polishers Mat Naaia, AMrati arltk I lf COOl aaa sizes 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 vaart. Size 4, mal dtnkig room, ftsirt floor (XJVENTRY — Eight room (Mpe WLL, RD., Andover EXE C U TIV E s e c i W y , parW pooer 81. Plnew ood Furniture You'll find your co-workeri most congenial. $18,600. H ayes A gendy, ’ 046- Shop. paired. 644-8962. ttyla NaMtar. dress, 2H yardt of SMneh; jKkat, family room, front' to back on three tots with ga ra g e. Neyv 742-9001 time, RockvlUe, Vernon, Man F o r a finished work on turbine blades and vanes. Check the fringe benefits. Sand 500 today for the new 'M Fill % yard Uving room, fully floorod at kitchen, pine cabinets, staintoaa 0181. OLD TOYS, and bottles sale. chester. Write Box P, Manches Above average hourly rates, fringe benefits and t Winter ALBUM I Free directlont for tic. B elfiore A genoy, - 647-141S, steel sink, electric range, aim- ter Herald. Sgve to 76 per cent. Pattern's knittad itola, knitted vest In sizes 36- + porch, (ire alarm ayetem. Price BOB STAVNITSKY $18,900 Immaculate six room Antiques, Windsor Avs., Rock profit sharing pten. Apply at Apply In person at the 48, end crocheted Pompon hit I 817.600. 743-8460. ' I ■"'i H A W B in s aad toHqMrtnwed RBULABLE woman wilt baby Dairy Predneft BO ville, oppoelte Hartman’s. COVEBED WABON. Twelve handsome home. Mbit convenient loca Vote at Bwdiky School, Highland Park School and Nathan Hate SehMl 4paia warded, top wagao and sit fo r OM preschool chUd. CaU designs of Pioneer Diys-such as Wagon INMi tion. Aluminum siding, wall to TOLLAND — 6H room Ramdi iwptliai. Oall after A M 94HI. 948-9286 between 4 and 8 p .m . TURNIPS, II half buriiel, yel- BEAUTIFUL imported inlaid Print Naan, Meraii wits ZIP 0001, Itple Rfd4.68 Matat FlnlBhins OOs, Inc. lianrijwtpr TrecM, Indian Trelli, Star of tha Wosl, Nisakar aai llta. waU, reeent heaUzsg syatem, plus rec room, flreplaoe, buUt- knr globe and puriSe topa. credenza 8600. B lack walnut etcl Complete with pattern pieces end (uU boaement, detached ga — i u t i iMMiwarinr wanted. WILL do ironing in my home. THE NEW Fell B Winter '68 lisiia of kM; alum inum oom binattona, 3- REPUBUCAN REPRESENTATIVE | Comer of Oiode Lam and sp ool bed, 160 years old , bsautl- 69 WOODLAND ST,—MANCHESTER diroctlons. BIOS Is [vst 80t • eapyl Basic FASHION Is here with miny bright rage, enotoeed porch. Don’t oar garage. Large landscaped IMIiiit ba ovor U . A f t iy Oa- fU a son a b ly priced. Ckll 649- Tolland Street at Bart Hart fu l condition, 8160. C all 948- 18 BISSELL enrREBT—MANCHESTER, CONN. This od sponsored by Stevnitaky for Legislature Oommlttee, Ohaa. MoKsMle, Ivajr'e, 49 B. Oaoter Straot. 7999. wardrobe Ideis. Sand 504 for your copy, delay. Oall Wolverton Agency lot, Owner, 822,600. (MU 872- ford, Maneheetor townllne. 9836. R eaM on, 046-3818. 8801.
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1968 rJMB TWENTY-FOUR fflaurbrstcr Ettrning Sm tlb
with Mra. P a trid * Ouay, ale- MatSaow ISoCaftray of 71 Gerald Dixon, publicity; Mrs. M^^ain Named John Aloaky, MTa. Frank Ba- mantary school teacher, and A b o u t T o w n Bartier S t has been nssned by Mrs. Virginia Cameron, Junior the Cwibollc Oradustes Chib at vlno and Mra. Harold Lefebvre, high achool teacher. Ur V«t«rMM Oreeter Hartford ae foe drama- PTA President hospitality. Alao, Mrs. Robert. J. Madden Also, March 11, Davis Wlgfin, Bt' IConday at ttc dteeetor for Ra forthcoming ICartiM! Ooipa At Nathan Hale and Mrs. John N. McClain, director of physical education, nouaical produolion, "Calamity membership; Mra. Charles L. will speak on "The Physical Fit Jane." John N. McClain of 4b COn- ness Program In foe Manches ton St. has been named prasl- McFall, library; Robert L, Gor ter Schoda; -April 6, PTA 20th 7 and • o f South dent of the Nathan Hale School don, lejgtalatlve representative; Mfew Baihara Kauts, daushtor and Mrs. Peter LeOsgne, tine Anniversary cdebratlon and Ctairoh Touth Vat- PTA for the coming year. The a t Mm. John J. Kaute of t t BS- arts and Luta Junior Museum election of ottlcera; May 10, loaaihliia arm maet tomorrow announcement was made at spring fair; May 18, Installation drldge S t and foe late John J. this month's meeting of the representative. att T:M p.m. at tha church to Kauta; and Mtss Susan Mae Programs for the year will In of offleens and annual report attaaid tte uranhlp sarvica at PTA executive board at the Grant, daushter of Mr. and clude; Nov. 14, open house and and program on Instructions of Tampia Bath Shotocn. school. Mm. Bart H. Qnant of 421 Par fair; December, no meeting; the handicapped. Other officers are Mra. Har Jan. 14, Dr. Donald Hennlgan, Mrs. Robert Madden reported ker S t, recently pledRed Kappa ry L. Keehne, first vice pres Qlrt aoouta are h a ii« aaked to Chapter of Kappa Kappa Gam superintendent of Khoola, •will that 100 PTA membershlpe htlag a wrapped candy bar ident; Mra. William W. Taylor, be speaker; Feb. 11, panel on have b e « i purchased, and mem- ma FnatemHy at HUtsdale Col aecond vice president; M f a. frocn their Halloween candy to lege, HSladale, M M i. "Guldellnea for School Curricu berahips will be available at foe their next Brownie, Junior, Ca- Norman Arey, secretaiy; Mra. lum will meet baa completed nhie weeka of ad- o f Storrs has been announced Mark Degiii and Mra. Donald tomorrow at 2 pjn . at the Sen vauiced Infantry training at Ft, by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. White, ways and msana; Mrs. ior Cttlaena Center. The execu Pott, La. H arry F. Rouhan o f 42 Bttm •John He'dlund, flyers; M r s . tiv e board wtU meet at 1 p.m. Ter. at the oanter. •n»e American Legion will Her fiance la the son of Mr. have a SeaAwd Night for mem- and Mra. Kenneth S. Fegan of LOFT'S KITCHEN Chapman Court, Order of hem and guests tomorrow from Amaranth, will meet tomorrow Hartford. 7 to 10 p.m. at the Post Home. Mias Rouhan received her at 7:iB p.m. at Maaonic Temple. FRESH CANDY R A degree from Miami XJnl- After the meeting, there will, Girl Scout Troop 1 will have rem ity o f Ohio, Oxford, and la be a ooeUime party, and prlsea a preview showing of their rum an dementary school teacher WELDQN DRUG CO. will be awarded. Refreahment^ mage sole tomorrow from 7 to In the Vernon sdH>ol system. . /», ? M IN ■> ? R f 1 ' will be aerved by Mra. William 8 p.m. in W oodruff Hall o f Cen Mr. Fegan received his B.S. J. Jlorriaon and membera of ter Congregational Church. degree from Central Connecti her committee. Officers will cut SUte College, New Britain, wear etreat dresaea Today’s BIGGEST PICTURES in St. J i ^ ’s PoUah National and is employed as a ohemloal M r t I CathoHc Chuitdi w ill celebrate englnear at Pratt A Whitney Mrs. Madeline McAwley, di the Feawt of All Saints with a DWtsion of TTnited Airoratt I |{ \ \ rector o f laita Junior Museum, space-saving fine-furniture Mass tomorrow at 8:80 am. at Corp,, Bast Hartford. ^1 .1 illM M - \ < M l 11 I 111 i I • • win attend an all-day meeting the churdi. On Saturday the The wedding la planned fo r Mart t MaiitiiM-iiI. I i • is tmnorrow of the dlrectora of Commemoration of AH Souls NEW SHOWS— colorful drama, adven April 19. 1969. Ifatu ral H istory Muaeuma and w ill be observed with a Maas IVature Centers in Oonnectlrat at 8:80 s.m., and monthly con ture, comedy, moviet, and thrilling at the Sharon AudUbon Center. fession will be at U am. g|MERICAS LAROEST PAMH-V CLOTMINQ CHAIN spectaculars for your entire family.
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