FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER «, 1961 The Weather, Average Daily Net Press Run Foreeaet of U. & WeattMr Bureau PAO< SIXTEEN F or tike W eek Ended ifflanrlteBtfr 1En»nins August SI, 196* inOr and cool tonight. Low 60 1 3 ,4 9 5 to 66. Sunday partly ■unny and Loyal Circle, Kings'- Daiighters, Rubbish Pickup Square Dancers , tiaid wMOi chance of showers. High will bold Its flrot meeting of'the MMnbeir o f tbe^Audlt In 70s. . . About Town season Monday at 7:40 p.m. in the In 7th Season ORANGE H A U Bureau of OtrenlaHon Fellowship Room at Center Con­ Set Next Week Mancheater— A City of Village Charm gregational Church. Hostesses will Mr. «M Mrs. John Fischer of The Manchester Square Dance •1 Bridge Bt. will celebrate their be Mrs. Dayid Muldoon and Mrs. The regular monthly rub­ - Church will End Fire Department's 75th an- will be Wednesday, Sept. 11. public school. Alaliama scluiols facing de- niv’ersary parade to be held Sat­ er, Mrs. Philip Hallin of 18 Hollis­ Registrations will be accepted ing, jeering children today as Saturday, Sept. 7 conduct a service Sunday at 6:40 ter St. She is also the daughter of Says: Finns Mob Johnson .segregation. a.m. in the chapel of Manchester urday, Sept. 14. Merz served ,30 at the door. Further information a school rebellion swept the Rcsenlmcnl and ci’iticism of years on the volunteer fire de­ the late Philip Hallin. about the club may be obtained by Wapping Community House Memorial Ho.spital. The'Rev. C. city. Democrat Russell Wallace .s aclion.a mounted, while Henry Anderson, pastor of Eman- partment. R^liy Day Sunday Her fiance is the son of Mr. and calling the club presidents, Mr. Most of those arrested were un­ he kept .apcrcl any plan.s for con­ Spaghetti and Meat Balls, ual Lutheran Church, will serve as Mrs. Anderson H. Zeidler of Ham­ and Mrs. Nelson Richmond, 283 ‘‘Now it the Hint der 16 years old. tinuing the long fight again.'t French Bread, Tossed Salad, hospital chaplain ^or next week. At Trinity Church den. Spring St. Helmeted police charged into In Gala Reception federal court nrdcr.s. Peach Shortcake, Tea, Cof­ Parishioners Fete Miss Hallin is a 1962 graduate Those planning to attend are re­ the Vo Truong Toan Boys School Opposes N-Treaty Wallace ran into tlicse rapid-fire of Manchester High School and is minded that softsoled shoes are re­ legal developments Friday: Temple Chapter, Order of East­ Trinity Covenant Church will to buy a fino oar and .the adjoining Trung Vuong fee, milk. attending Hartford H o s p i t-a 1 quired. Girls School, dragging students, A federal judge ordered the ADULTS $U50 ern Star, will meet Wednesday at Methodist Pastors resume its regular schedule Sun­ HELSINKI. Finland (A P )— Thou.sands of I'inns mobbed School of Nur.slng. Mr. Zeidler is many carrying their books, into U.S. Vice President Lyndon B. .Jobnson today in a street re- governor to show why he should GHILDRfeN UP TO 12 *1.00 8 p.m. at the Ma.sonic Temple. As­ day. a 1958 graduate of Hamden High from our roady to a fleet of army trucks. WASHINGTON (A P )— Senate Democratic leader Mike not be restrained from interfering sociate matrons and patrons night, Dr. and Mrs. J. Manley Shaw Mansfield says he still expects overwhelming Senate approva' ception that nearly turned into a riot. Police rushed in roin- Birmingham schools, and the Rev. and Mrs. Ray C. Hol­ Rally Day exercise., will be held School, and served three years in Students screamed from win­ will be observed. Mr. and Mrs. dows at American newsmen: forcements to control a surging throng that Gireatened at , Negroes filed suit for an order Herbert R. Kingsbury, associate lis. Jr., senior and associate minis­ for the Sunday School at 9:30 the U.S. Navy. He is employed at go cars.” of the limited nuclear test ban treaty despite the announced ters of South Methodist Chtirch the Technical Measurement Corp., DONT "Ebresldent Kennedy supports opposition of Chairman Richard B. Russell and some mem- J times to overwhelm Johnson and his wife and-(laughter. re.straining Wallace from blocking matron and patron, will greet in­ a.m. writh all departments meeting Ngo Dinh Diem .beating and ar­ dc.segi'cgation of four Bunlsville vited guests who plan to attend and their wives, will be honored in the sanctuary. New class as­ North Haven. hers of his Senate Armed Services Committee. Helsinki's citizens turned out in Sunday at a reception in Susan Still plenty of wear left In resting students.’’ schools where state troopers en­ from throughout the state. There signments will be announced, and No date has been announced for George DeCormier ChU^en staged noisy anU-gov- ______^------—------— Russell, a Georgia Democrat, thou.sands to give the vice presi­ forced a Wallace closing order will be entertainment, and re­ nah Wesley Hall from 8 to 5 p.m. new .staff 'members will be intro­ the wedding. your shoes when you have ' ' _ -J- .said Friday that ''after long and dent their warmest welcome | Now Open! them rebuilt in a profession- j ernment demonstrations in at Truman Blasts Friday. freshments will be served after a Mrs, Joseph Swensson, W. J. duced at this tiiiie. The school is least a half dozen other schools, careful .study, I find that I can­ I Johnson, who was supposed to be A federal court hearing was Godfrey Gourley and EJdward Mac- open to all children from three al shoe repair shop. A IX | not conscientiously support th's “inaugurating '‘American Week" inj busineas meeting. I WORK GUARANTEED! including the Marie - Curie and State News set on a motion by Negro attor­ Cauley represent the official board, years of age and up. Jean Jacques Rousseau High treaty.’’ Helsinki, threw away a prepared Proposed NYC neys to force the school ixrard JOHN Ronald E. Haldeman, pei^tual .men's "group and women’s society, Morning worship will be at FOR RENT Schools attended mainly by the The opposition came as no sur­ i speech as the crowd grew more here to reopen tlie schools which deacon of St. Mary’s Episcopal apon.sors .of the event. 10:45. In addition to his regular SAM YULYES children of high ranking civil prise to Mansfield. dense., more excited and more out are .scheduled to accept five sermon the Rev. K. Ejnar Rask, 8 and 16 mm. Movie Projectors EXTRA SPECIALS Approval by two 'birds of those of Church, will be in charge of radio Members of Wesley and Rey­ ■ -sound or silent, also S6 mm. Same Side As Watkins servants and government offi­ Roundup Teacher Strike Negroes. nolds Circles will serve as host­ pastor, will .speak briefly to the voUng is required for ratifica­ I have been in 30 countries but POSTMA broadcasts next week sponsored slide projectors. 28 OAK STREET cials. Fir.sl of the court fights is set by the Manchester Ministerial As­ esses. Mrs. Frank Mott Jr., Mrs. children of the congregatloti on . Schools In Saigon reopened tion. If all 100 senators vote, a t : I have never seen more friendly iMst 87 votes will be needed for ^ faces and more kindly people,” vrc.mz- '/ A n\ for Monday when U.S. Di.st. Judge sociation on station WTNF Sun­ Albert Kalbfleisch and Mrs. Rich­ "God’s Alarm Clock.’’ WELDON DRUG CO. OPEN MONDAYS Wednesday. They had been closed NtjW YORK (AP) H. H. Gr(X)ma will consider the EXPERT ard Sperry will head a refreshment No evening services are planned 901 Main St.—Tel. MI 8-S321 1962 CORVAIR since last Saturday, when thou­ approval when the showdown he said. mer President Harry S. Tru- request for a restraining order day at 7:35 p.m. and daily at 7:30 1962 RAMBLER $2,378,514 Asked comes ^after an expected two ' The vice president had driven committee. until the first Stmday of October. sands of children tried to demon­ New against Wallace a.m. and 6:30 p.m. MONZA. A two-door with weeks of debate. 1 into the heart jif Helsinki slanditig man said today that WATCH and CLOCK strate and were arrested. Y ork ritv toarliprs w ho are Attorneys for 6-year-old Sonny I CLASSIC. A Custom 4-door 4-speed transmission, bucket No serious casualties were re­ In Fluod Suits Usuually reliable sources said ! in an onen car while clouds of York Lll\ teacneis \\no are HuiU.sville Negro, asked sedan,, with radio, heater, 4 seats, the 102 engine, white­ ported In today’s outbreak, al­ checks indicate the opposition wi'l i confetti descended like a snow­ threHtening to strikG i>lon(lH\ Grooms to prohibit Wallace from REPAIRING! J brand n.w whitewall tires, walls and all. A beautiful oar though some students suffered NORWICH (AP)—A flood be unable to rally more than 20 storm fromii office Windows. windows. , ' are “ irresponsible” and that a - barring the boy from a white I standard shift—not a mark. in white with contraatlnf votes, Korean War lurnboait Scott L. Rt.^n of Marietta, Omo, enters Itu Waswas Helsinki s be.st attempt \ ^ __ . SIO Main St., Manchester twisted ankles, cuts and bruises. that swept Norwich March 6 Hong Kong hotel texiay with his Chine.se wife. Helen. 31, and" (Gold). red* interior. . Very SpoclaTl Combat police were reinforced Russell “said he will oUpme his aiat a isewNew York-.styleiutk-.sijic tickerch nci tapec.<»hs walkout...... would set the ' woisl i, Y>oung Hereford and three other MRS. EDNA KAEMPFER has left some $2,378,514 in their one-yeiar-old daughter, Betty Jean, on arriving from Com­ welcome. Finnish, officials said , example in the World-for along with Phone 6*43-6233 by marines, army special forces, rea.sons for opposition durihg de­ munist Oliina. The 31-year-bld former U.S. Anny sergeant told 2.(XX) White and large detachments of plain­ damage suits in its wake. Six bate starting Monday on the ttea- nothing like it had ever happened children- they . are teaching.” - I 1pi^iis,_____ 'were ____ turned_____ awav. from TEACHER OF PIANO AND ORGAN clothes strongdrm men. Some chil­ a news conference he regretted his decision to go to Red China in the ritv before. 'r»*iiTv»Qn »e ViarA tnr o vidt witVi ! t-u.* ....u...,.!.. j.i • Closed Mondays • *1795 ♦1995 persons perished and property ty banning nuclear testing exce^ after the Korean War. (AP PhoLofax). in,the city before Truman is here for a visit with the schools ordered shut down for Offers a new and unique approach to group lessons for adults dren U or 14 years old, were car­ damage was estimated in the underground; Police estimated the crowd al t,jj, ciaughtcr. Margaret; his son-I one day bv Wallace, Interested in piano or organ playing as a hobby. Registra­ HOUSE k HALE ried, kicking and screaming, to Sen. Robert C. Byrd, D-W.Va., upwards of 5,000. It finally ROt jn-law. Clifton Daniel., and his! ^ Wednesday hearing was act tion Time Until October 1. trucks. millions after the fl.ood waters a member of the full committee, out of hand as Johnson, confetti grandchildren. j by U.S. Disl. Judge Seybourn H. Morning and evening classes for beginners and near-beginners A handful of parents tried to tore through the rain-weaken­ told an Interviewer he, too, Is in­ still in his hair, began tallong jjp told - newsmen during his i Lynne on a move lor an injunction at her studio In Bolton and the Hartford Conservatory of Main St., Manchester SHOE SALON 643-4123 1961 RAMBLER make their way through police ed Spalding Pond dam in Mo- clined to oppose ratification. Turncoat Heads Home, frorri a rostrum at the top of Hel- usual morning walk: “ I don't be- against the Birmingham school Music. 1962 FALCON AMERICAN. A 4-door Su­ lines, but were turned away. “ Unless 1 am presented evi­ .sinki’s main shopping street. yeve in teachers striking. They're board. Negro attorneys asked that Women, tears streaming from hegan Park and cut a swath Reasonable rates, depending on size of group. per Sedan with pushbutton dence between now and the time People broke through police public servants.” the board, be ordered to reopen"" NOW This 4-door station wagon radio, heater, automatie their eyes, argued vainly with po­ through the heart of the city. the Senate votes that will allay lines and surged to within a few (.inion leaders have said the.y , three schools closed after vio- TELEPHONE 643-0596 has standard, shift, the gas shift, 4 new whitewall tires lice, as the children were carried The victims survivors are seek­ my fears. I shall vote against the Made ‘Fpolish Mistake’ feet of the vice president, who v^.ill ypty g court, injunction and igupg ypre Wednesday night in saving six and is priced and—hang on:—15,000 S I III.I-.T Feel They Buddhist opposition movement. allies. ing as a lathe operator. caloosa, John Minor Wisdom of 1958 RAMBLER AMERICAN. A deluxe 2-door with But in advance of a news ccai- New Orleans and Griffin Bell of . Martial law with a strict cur­ Stennis, in a senate speech, said All the returnees except Bel- Aference scheduled by the Depart­ III Ml :;-i: '.;i Favors Short Week I standard shift and the economical 90 horse six. 9 J L Q C few continued In Saigon, the At­ that closed committee testimony homme and Rush have returned ment of Health, Education and WASHINGTON The ideal second car. (Red). Only mosphere was extremely tense. HAHTIFORD (A P )—A shorter by military and scientific ex­ to the United States. Belhomme Welfare, an informed source said Army Is expected to bring an ar­ The Army considers three ar­ Are Not An American observer, watch­ work week and earlier retire­ perts convinced him that there is plans to settle in Belgiurn but is the FDA study found tliat Krebl mored cavalry regiment — about mored cavalry regiments the ing truckloads of students being ments are two ways of easing the “ cause for great concern and stranded here by financial diffi- ozen is a chemical known as 3,000 or 4,000 men-—back from Eu­ equivalent of a division. ______. . 1957 CHEVROLET. The Bel Air model. This 4-dOior unemployment problem, ' says alarm about the' security implica­ Wallace. •». term driven away, said; “ There you ] culties. creatine, previously screened by rope before the end of the year. The Army shipped more than School officials, start the in fallHuntsyille sedan is a puff with a V-8 engine, automatic shift, radio, see the next generation of Viet State Labor .Commissioner Re- tions of the proposed ^jtreaty.” I Still in China are Morris R. the National Cancer Institute In This would cut 'rom four to 40,(X)0 additional men to build up Comfortable heater and 4 new whitewalls. This car must be seen! Cong.” nato E. Ricciutl. He said his subcommittee will j Wills of Fort Ann, N.Y.; William its search Jor cancer treatments three the number of tank- the 7th Army for an anticipated ■ (Continue on Page Five) Speaking at the fifth constitu­ provide a report and summary of j C. White of Plumerville, Ark.; and found to "be worthless against equipped armored cavlary regi­ showdown with the Soviets over - HOUSE Si. HALE (Black and white). tional convention of the State La­ these hearings before the Senate EDITOR’S NO'TE — While pro­ ' Clarence C. Adams of Memphis, cancer-. ments in West- Germany. Berlin In late 1961, Most were rear testing the Dinh Diem bor Council, AFL-CIO, yesterday, votes. Tenn.; Harold Webb of Fort Fihdings of the institute’s inves­ Their mission is to operate as area elements. YOUR Store With the VILLAGE CHARM! In Every Way, 1957 CHEVROLET. The 210 model, again -a 4-door but regime’s harsh antl-Buddhist .the commissioner also urged in- Stennis released 15,000 words of ' Pierce. Fla., and John R. Dunn tigation of the drug are not ex­ a screen along the Iron (Jurtain, This brought Army strength in Bulletins with standard shift and a six cylinder engine. crackdown, Washington has felt It ceri'tives to hire more workers in- highly censored testimony by Gen. of Baltimore. ^ pected -to be completed for at to contest any invading Soviet BJurope to 270,000 naen. Main Street, Manchester Phone 643-4123 (Blue and white). Only must continue to aid Diem in the stead of using overtime, stricter' Thomas S. Power, commander of Rush said he regretted his deci- least another week. force and delay it until the rest Last winter, the Defense Depart­ Culled from AP Wires war, against (Jommunlst guerril- child labor laws, and a nation-, the Strategic Air Command, Some months ago the FDA. with of the U.S. 7th Army and allied ment said about 15,000 of thesq (Continued on Page Five) the cSoperation of the sponsors of units move into position. men had returned to the United WeTI Refund (Continued on Page Five) (Continued on Page Thtee) (Continued on Page Three) the drug, Drs. Stevan Durovic and During the Berlin .crisis buildup States gradually oVer a period of 250 FIRE vicrruMs WAGONS Andrew C. Ivy of Chicago, made nearly two years ago, the United time. It said there might be ''min­ RIO DE J.ANEIRO, BrazU copies of more than 500 case States sent an additional armored or personnel adjustments” during (,\P)— A team of U.S. Peace AtUifthn ALL GIRL SCOUTS Your Money! 1960 RAMBLER AMERICAN. A 2-door standard shift Neighbors Aid records designated by the spon­ cavalry regiment — the 3rd from this fiscal year. (k>rps dcH’tors. nurses and fire sors as showing that the drug was Ft. Meade, Md. —to Germany. The gold dollar drain has fighters flew to the southern with radio and heater. A very nice car for those with beneficial ift the treatment of It is not certain whether the prompted the Defense Department State of Parana b^ay to help YO U R N EW economy in mind. (Green and white). ^ InRestoring cancer. 3rd or one of the other regiments to look for evgry, possible means' battle fires raging through tin­ The FDA also launched an in­ will be brought home. of cutting dowTi overseas spend­ der dry- pine forests. At least vestigation to determine the safe­ ing. This has Included examina 1958 RAMBLER CROSS COUNTRY with radio, heater, Secretary of Defense Robert S. .. , , V, J -I 1 250 persons are estimated — to— Past of Child ty of the drug and the conditions McNamara has said repeatedly tlon of manpower levels abroad. 1 perished and 300,000 others HANDBOOKS reclining seats, automatic shift. under which it was manufactured. that . the United States does not Sen. Richard B. Russell, chair- j^gir homes, according (Two to choose’ from). ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Neigh­ While it was working on this plan to reduce its combat strength man of the Senate Armed Sere- to report.s reaching -here. ' The— Choose From: bors are helping little Johnny phase, Durovic sued in an effort in Europe below a force equiva­ tees (Committee, brought up tfie dol­ I'.S. Embassy said U.S. Navy A R E HERE! Ward go forward by taking him to stop the inve.stigation. lent to six divisions. lar drain Friday when he asked stiips participating In maneu­ e 1957 RAMBLER CROSS COUNTRY. A stand­ Black Crush back in time to a development The case records were supple­ The withdrawal of an armored defense officials about the possi- vers would be diverted to th® e Black Plush ard shift six. Priced to sell at only ♦495 stage mis.sing from his damaged mented by data obtained in field cavalry -egiment would leave five Parana port of Paranagua with examinations by FDA inspectors. divisions, a brigade in Berlin and (Continued on Page Flye) e Choco Malt Plush brain, medical supplies and equipment. Jolmny was stricken two years The records were turned over, to The Peace t'orie. team was head­ e 'Wild Mink Crush ago with'enoephalitis, which dam­ the National Cancer Institute for evaluationand determination as ed by the U.S. Embassy coun­ SPORTS and FOREIGN ages brain cells. A Philadelphia selor! Gordon Mein. The team *41. ' f neurosurgeon halted the brain de­ to' whether clinical tests involving humans would be warranted. Husband of Charlayne Reports carried medical . .sup'piles and 1959 VOLKSWAGEN. Sunroof with 5 new tires and all terioration, but it was too late to blood plasma. Officials in' the do anything about the cells al- In Chicago, Durovic; .said the the deluxe features including clock, tinted $ O Q C FDA "certainly cannbtv conclude state capital of Uurttlba repk’rted windshield, back-up lights, etc. (Black), Only # T 2 Marriages 3 Months Apart that about .’>00 persons have been ' '^^Jqhnny.”‘2tr^is the young^t of eace and of the ne- Mrs. Ward said her son was which raced through tinder-dry permit marriages botweeh Ne­ 1956 BUIGK S-DOOR HARDTOP. S I O K pine forests in the ^uthern stat • groes and white.s. vajl said; "I don't think so. I hope, eessifS' of supporting its -efforts •^KEEPSAKE** oat hec Oirl Soont Program in troop and k h c Automatic. ■ T.™ taken back to the creeping stage no.l. I really don't know. , directed to this end.” The king C»Hm aoft ariKhad aiiMOth leather. . . H T-I K- you aboMa a HghI — the point in his development of Parana, reports reaching here "It suffices to say,” he said, camp. Each Handbook is beautifully ^ said today. "that on the advice of counsel ■University officials. have .said; and Queen lloiiiaira are paying n a edhkn Hand­ 1964 PONTIAC 4-DOOR STATION- WAGON. 9 ) 9 5 where the brain damage occurred. that if she was married while a a state visit to the United States. Shistrated in full color! Filled with lively orepe sole—plus the famous RED CAr I’ET Innersole oif bet* By making his .arms, legs and Brazilian and U.S. teams rushed concerning the effect of racial books, each srith a firefighters, food and blood plas­ laws in the place of marriage, we student, she' broke university ; activities, information and ideas for head move in the creeping pat­ rules and Jier diploma- might be STl DENTS REP.ATR1.ATED special bookplate 1964 OLDSMOBILE 2-DOOR HARDTOP. S 9 0 R tern, dormant brain cells would ma to the stricken state, Brazil’s had another ceremony performed t^ g s todo. So, start this exciting season of ter-than-foam Urethane to make every step pure joyl A light' most important coffee-producing in Detroit on June 8, 1963.” revoked. TAIPEI, Formosa (,\P) — A «iUbe«miBlefroin Automatic shift. Miw9 come into' use in place of the dam­ privately owned Chinese Nation­ are». The couple said they expect a Court records in Detroit showed Sipt 9 IB 14 only Girl SoontiDg with your very own Handbook! aged ones, she said. that Miss Hunter, 22, and Stovall, alist news agency said today i swibk aotorM aaaaal toAjaFlaadir land awaH%l lailli 1966 MERCURY 2-DOOR HARDTOP S10K At leswt three persons were Gov. Ney Braga, who appealed child in December. t » e««qr Bmenk, arttb aatomatlo. ^ ■ " 9 for outside assistance, said the sit­ Stovall said he was issuing 24, were married by Judge Jos­ more than SO Chinese Commu­ HBoAookslorBsoani^JaniorfGadett^ needed to do the Cross patterning eph Pernlck.' Their names ap­ nist nuclear research students lailai^Cedeaeaiil four times dally. Ward travels uation In the drought-plagued statement “ for the protection of 1965 NASH 4-pOOR SEDAN. 9195 state was “ much worse than you my wife” because of a question peared on the license as Walter were repatriated Sept. 2 to Pe- tarior Old Seeoll ■odSeoior'CHil Sooids... eadi $1.00 much' o f the time, and Mrs. Ward Stovall-of Paris, France, and Al­ ■ king from Moscow. The Cluing ■e^ donPt delip. expects another child in Decern can imagine.” about a marriage license applica­ OaadelsearGIrlScoatDqpattaieiit Forty-nine bodies have been re­ tion In aeveland, Ohio. A license berta ■ C. Hunter of Detroit. News .Agency, which claims un­ ber. Miss Hunter attended Wayne derground contacts on the main­ Tieghinhig SEPI^MBER 9TH! Shoes Expertly and Carefully FiffedI “ I had to do something,” Mrs. covered and the ■ death toll probl was issued to them there on June 14 but it wa* never picked up. State University in Detroit before land, q u8o te d well-informed Ward said, “ so'J invited some of ably will go much higher, Cql. source® in Peklhg.l The agency ea- _ _ . _ Italu Cortes, dttector of the fire- Stovall coiltinued: "We are two she transferred to Georgia. DeCormier Motor Sales the women In. the neighborhood ttmated Red CUina

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%■ PAGE THREE gVmffNG HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.^ ifATlJRPAY; SEPTEMBER T. 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALO, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURt)AY, SEP^MBEE T, 1968 P A O i TWO sm tlng. Maniherabip to higitly oovoted. aa only rite top 28 mcaiv Allen Martin ■bers o f each elaiia are hivltoil to /. • "Jake” -LePoyt alid J to . Richard AUack Brings SchoolciliUdren Rebel ' Coventry Breen an co-chairman, assisted by YputhsGet t Lyncheski'Allen join. . Mrs. Thomas Small, Mrs. Albert' Sheinwold on On Harvard's A s ^ n d ' year studetit at the L. Meyers Jr. and Mrs. Dudley '$2,5Q0 Suit laiw School, Martin gradLated cum Ferguson. 4-H Awards, Miss lisida Jeon Alton of Man-f' In Saigon, Deery U.S. » ww • : laiide with a B.A.R A . degree rwrnfrom Dinner Set Other persons who would like Chester and Richard Anthony a j f l i v f l P V ie W i i^'lliAma OoUege in 1960. That year LEAD FROM KING < Two Manchester .youths, Pater X.AAIV MO-C awarded a feBowahlp by to open their homes ftor the tour Lyncheski o f Throop, Pa,, ex­ are asked to contact the above $100 Grant IS LESSER EVIL Noith deakr...... Frelman and Eric Oiols, both 17, las In the following dispatch.^high places. Sbme ar* military ‘ Wiliams for two years of study In Honor of committee members. The., co- By ALFRED SHEINWOLD North-Sontfa vBlaer«Ma are being sued by an East 'Hijrt- changed v 17. both of Bast Hartfoi^. th the D. L y n ch e^ , TJiroop. the last few months, the United' nedy ha* gone on record as oppos- from -Mt, Hermon Academy, Mt. ■an Town Committee at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Natlian Hale Com­ the Yankee Silversmith restau­ nevertheless. r 85 V 9 7 2 town clerk’s office yestprday. Also The Rev. Dmnls R. Hussey i>ar- Slates ha* lost most of the friends iing government repression h ere.' Hermon. Mass., in 1956. Jept. 21 at the Cove Restaurant. munity Center. Hostesses will be rant In Wallingford, Mias Liawton North dealer named are parents the two Man­ formed the dobWe ring, ceremony. It had in South Viet Nam,' one said, "but It's too little and Hunt, who la •‘completing hi.s Mrs. Frank Sanelli and Mrs. Wil- is a junior at the Wllllmantic North-South vulnerable 9 7 5 2 O K A chester youths, the Rev. and Mrs. Mrs. Raymond was soloist The remark came this week too late. Many of our people feel .ADVF.RTISING FAYS OFF 4AQ49 4AK110f there's no choice now but to join . MlA.MJ 'APi The Florida bird two-year term in office, is Itird Walrous. \ State Teachers College. Opening lead—Five of Spades. Km IIs FrelmAit'ol, 21 Garden St. and organist. Bouquets of white from a fairly high-ranking Viet­ SOUIH the Viet Cong. " : Development Commission spends r o t seeking reelection. and Is Coventry Garden Club will have Miss Noreen Ray, associate club East won the first trick with and August Ozols of 24 Strickland gladioli, mums and ^ b y 'a breaith namese civil .servant, who has Some U.S officials, wliile sym­ I about SI.000.000 a year to attract-' more-or-less "retiring from poli- its meeting Monday instead of leader at the University of Con­ the acs of spades and noted the 8t. The suit is for $2,600, and at­ were on the altar. visited America and likes Amer­ necticut, in making Uie annoimce- fall of the king with some satis- 6 ^ 10A ^ I ! 0 9 4 » B.soorted by James B^tHolmes pathetic to the ambitions of some tourists. I-ast year the state lured lics.” He has been active ctvicly Tuesday. Member.>i are to meet at A 9 6 2 taches the Ozols property. icans - during his tenure in office. ha\ing ment, said that keys and certifi­ faction. This meant that East of Manchester,' the 'bride wbro an There is a growing feeling in of the opposition groaps, feel the more than 13,000.000 tmirists who 10 a.m. at the home of Mra P'red North Bart Sooth W « t According to the writ, Fredniaii Vietnamese people as a w^ole are .spent an estimated $2,228,000,000. served as chairman of the Cov- cates will be presented to 74 could "safely” return a low and Ozols, on Dec. 2, assaulted al.sle-length gown of iiforj’ ^ a u official circles here that the .King.sbury prior to attending an I 0 Pass 4 ^ All F a « American image hVs" been"‘ badiv I extremely naive-about the work- entiy High School Building Com­ youths at coimty achievement pro­ spade. Fitzgerald and "bnrfailly struck de "Itoie. dasigned with modi open meeting and program at 1 Actually the spade return was mittee and a member of the Cov­ grams this fall. him with tSiedr fists, knocking him v-necldlne edged in net, tape; lamished in Viet Nam, inS* of American policy. p.m. of the Wether.sfield Garden so safe that It handed South the The Ngo -Dinh Diem govern- "AH of them have expected the entry Boys Ba.seball As.^iciation, Named to receive 4-H keys to the ground with gp-eat force sleeves with pointo at the wTi.sts Club at the First Congregational contract. East needed two club slightly more than two queens for and full skirt that extended to a , m enfs alliance with the United United States to help them over- fnc. for which he is now sen-ing on Church of Christ in Old Wethers­ were: Dav’ld Ladabouche, 865 Mid­ a response to an opening bid of and violence.” dle Tpke. East. Manchester; Rose­ tricks to defeat the contract, and chapel train. The bodice of the' SUtes has been temporary all throw the government and then Notice the board of dlrector.s. He i.s a field.-M rs. Ritsuko Chojin will one In a suit. Aa a result, the writ states. 4 . marie Pella, 359 Bidwell St., Man­ he couldn’t get them by leading gown waa embroidered with Iri-1 along. Palace officials never have turn the reigns of powei. a 1. S^ member of the party's town com­ give a lecture on Japanese flower Fitzgerald received a compound chester: Virginia Couch, Cooper spades. descent sequins, cry'.sial beads and disguised their hope that Amer- official said. We ju.'t cannot mittee for which he was chairman arnuiging. Fbr Shelnw'old’s 86-page - book­ fraotura of the nose, and suffered WE HAVE DAILY for two yeans and^ is pre.sently Lane, and Carol Murdock, Pucker South ruffed the spade and led pearl drops, and garlands of em- leans stationed in'Viet Nam could convince any of them^ that Ameri- Mrs. Kermeth W. Lyon is re­ out the ace of trumps to make let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," a severe Shock to his nervous con­ bnolderj’ trimmed each side of the be dispensed with as .soon as ran forei^ policy dnesn t work chairman, erf the party's campaign placing Mrs. Ford Morgan as St., both of Coventry: Edward send 50 cents to Bridge Book, dition. DELIVERY TO THE Ellis of Hebron; Barbara Hansen, sure of being able to draw skirt. A Cleopatra cloche of I possible. that wa\. committee. chairman'.of the club's ways and Manchester Eve. Herald, Box 8818, His father olaims his son has wired lace and pearl drops held if* I Rlchand M. Galinat. third select­ Lisa Helmboldl and Carolyn E, tnunps. Alter two more rounds of j American policy has been tai- ft s not we who are nan e means committee. Grand Central Station, New York incurred, and will inci;r in the her eibow-Iength veil of Bngli.sh man, win be master of ceremonies. trumps South led the ten of dia­ llored to fit this attitude vo'i . Americans." Vielnsme.se The Rotary Club will have a Janes, all of Storrs Heights, Mans­ 17, N. Y. future, szpensas for medical care illusion, and she carried a cascade Donald S. Davis, party committee monds for a finesse. East won • Open reproofs by the U .S. .State said " Y o u bought Ngo Dinh Nhu. BOLTON dinner meeting at 6:45 p.m. field; Judith A. Crane, Nieder- 0®P3£right 196S and hospitalization. bouquet of ■white gladioli -with ■veil he likes j chairman, is general chairman of with the king of diamonds but Department and by President knowing perfectly Wednesday in the First Congrega­ werfer Rd., and Pamela Jedrziew- General Features Oorp. Freimsn and Ozols were arrest- drcacene foliage. as much a* Ho (Till 1 the affair, assisted by Mrs. A. was then through. -Kennedy of recent government y™ about tional Church vestry. Leon Dionne ski. Kingsbury Ave., both of Rock­ ad and charged by Bast Hartford Miss Bveri.s Belding of Man­ I boss of Communist North I Harry W. Olsen as chairman of Time Runs Out I handling of the Buddhist crisis Minh AREA will be in charge of the entertain­ ville. polic4 with breach of the peace. chester. .sister of the bride, was have brought the. expected reac- Viet Nam) likes you. 1 wish you .Allen Martin the dinner and decorations com- Time had nm out for East. No The key aw'ard program is npoa- To Bfe Demolished On Jau. 7, Freiman waa presented maid of honor. She wore a .street- I tion. Anti-American allegations 'uck. nUtiUes and Tosvn Clerk and Town ment. matter what Bast returned. South The primary puryxise of the lAw The members were recently sored jointly by the Cooperative kt Bast Hartford seasion of Clr- l.ength. princess .sheath of willow' Treasurer Elmore .AT. Turkington Ih e Chase Building, on the weMarn fringe of ttve ptvfxseed redevelopinenit area In -Rockvilils, wiU be could run dummy’s diamonds to and in.sinuations from the palace j "" Rpvaew now pa.s’ its TOth yc.aa treated to a dinner of Labrador Extension Service In the Univer­ ^ Why Bring Lunch? ^ ouit Oourt 12, and .his case was ^ een .satapeau. fashioned with here have reached an all-time M.AIl ABOUT SMOKF, as ticket chairman. tom down as part of 16-«cre project The Haite of the building haa bean uncertain tor several discard two low clubs from hls js p’ l'bli.'h a legal (-venodical that LENOX ^ sity of Coimecticut's College of tiAnsferred to Juvenile authorities. scooped neckline, cap sleeves and Ihigh.' , WEYMOUTH. England lAPi — 10 The public is Invited to make trout fumi.shed by John Natunec months as redeveilopment offlctals tried to decide whether bo renoviate or derooliish the oombineition hand. South made game, rubber, P Reasonable and Dellolniu ^ will sen-e the |cannu.'i needs of Agriculture and the dtiee Seiwice Ozols pleaded guilty in court on detachable bouffant overskirt with The higge.st loss of credit for Mrs Barbara Ellis ha.'s .sent a and prepared and served by the atore-ofnee-ajportment building. Alt an executf’ve seasion agency comtnissianeFB 'voted to tnetude It and even an overtrIck. laivv'ers professors a'ad reeervatlons ■with Any of the above Oil Co. of New York. July 1, after his case had been con­ double bow' at the front of the the United States, according , to bill for $24 to British Railways Judges PHARMACY or with Mrs. F. Pauline Ldttle or Ladies' Association of the church. in the Gti^a renewal {rfana. ' (Herald photo by Freesnan). East could see dummy’s dia­ To be eligible, key members ^DAILY tinued several months. He waa w'alstline Her bouffant veil was the majority ol Vietnamese in thi.-' for time wa.sled bathing her baby atiidenls other town committee members. Joseph Adams brought in John monds and could tell exactly what 299 E. CENTER ST. Hedges, a member of the Manufac­ must be between 16 through 21 was going to happen. If East ^LUNCHEON fined $100. attached to a matching double ! corre.spondent * acquaintance, has Catherine. She claims a train go- Published m eight issues anniia.1-' These are to be made by Seipt. 17. years of age, be active In 4-H for The suit la returnable to the ci'vil I headbow, and she carried a bou- been among opponenla of the ing past her trackside linnie ly. the Rev'e\^' offers- a.n .unu.s.ual , ‘A Home Tour of Contemporar'y turer’s Association, who gave a didn't lead clubs at hls first op­ ^SPECIAL ^ ^ TEL. Ml 9-0896 talk on the "Elarly Days of Rall- five years, and have made out­ Zoners Hear Andover portunity he couldn’t possibly wm diviaion of Circuit Court 12 at E ast' quet of ^ eepjn elon gladioli. Diem government. smothered newly-washed Cather- oppiartiimty for the tramang ot Houses”, will be conducted by the 85'i Mia.s E)rin Flanagan of New Ha­ standing leaderahip records. Nom­ a club trick. If he did lead clubs, Hartford on Rept. 24. Some of these opponents are in me in black smolie. ’■ts members in .ega: research ami Young Mothers Club finance com­ roads.” ^ 0 ^ 1 ^ RESTAURANT^ ven, Mias Kathy Penhale of Scran-1 mittee from noon until 6 p.m. Oct. After the meeting, leader train­ inations are made by parents, past he might be lucky enough to find key award 'winners and club lead­ the queen In his partner’s hand. ton. M-rw. Gene W'olochowicz of 4. ing classes will be set up, depend­ Bids Sept. 16 Lake Group Meets Thursday Throop. Sister of the bridegroom, To date 14 homes will be open ing on ^the interest shown. The ers. East defeats the contract by re­ ^ 80 Oak St, Manchester ^ turning a club at the second trick. and Mrs. Milton Searle of Weth­ for the tour. 171086 who have of­ session 5s sponsored by the Tolland The aoning^boord of i^ipeals will PAir-Cendltloned—Free Parking^ State News ersfield were brideamaJds, Their fered their homes iTor public view- County Home EJconoralcs Ad­ With Civil Rights Commission This forces out dummy’s ace. Coventry bear aigdication that. If approved, East gets In with the king of dia­ dres-ses and headhows matched the mg follow: Mr. and Mrs. Edward visory Committee of the county maid of honor'.s, and they carried t»>rniP photo would penntt oonstructlon of monds in time to cash two club Si^ulthelss on Rt. 31, Mr. and extension service. Members o f the exe(3utlve board^ denied lake piriirilegea which axe bouqueto of pale meSon gladioli. MRS. RigilARD ANTHONY l,VNCliF„SR Mrs. Frederick G. Blssell on High The Democratic Town Oommlt- three new epartment units, and' tricks. Roundup Monicji Holmes of Manchester o f the Andover Lake Property reserved solely for members. Dally Queshon St, Mr. and Mrs. Herman F. Le- tee will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday ENDS SUN. was flower girl. She wore a full- Town to Ask establish two new liquor outlets, Owners Association will meet with Tsuffis, whose v^e is a Negro, has Partner opens with one dia­ Dojrt on R t 31, Mr. and Mrs. Mal- at the Booth-Dtmook Memorial charged disoriminatlon against Ms length dress of dull gold organza matching hat, silver satin acces­ Mrs. Lynclieski is a 19.V at a pubUo hearing at the Mimic- members of the Civil Rights Com­ mond, and the next player passes. (Continued from Page One) oobn Erb on South St, Mr. and Library. mission Thursday night in an ef­ eight-year-old son. . over melon taffeta, .styled with sories, and a cor.sage of green or­ iiate of Manchester High Mrs. Robert L. Helms on South Local registrars of voters Mon­ Ipal Building at 8 pjn. on Sept. 16. Yon hald: Spades, Q-10-8-5; MANSFIELDI^ rorund neckline, puffed .s'leevee and chids. The bridegroom's mother State Aid for fort to iron out charges of preju­ Andover Lake ie an artificial Hearts, 6-6; Diamonds, 9-7-6-S; wide campaign against Uliteracy. and a 1959 graduate of Mount St, W[r. and Mrs. Carl Reimer day will attend the Regional EJlec- Other requests would allow two dice against the group. fiill skirt. She wore a circlet of wore a beige orepe dress with of River Road N. tlons Official’s Conference pro­ used car lots, permit two epn- lake owned privately by AUPOA, Clubs, Q-4-8. What do you say? He called unemployment a ivy in her hair, and carried a noee- brown acc.essones. and a corsage .Iiinior College. Newton Gov. John N. Dempsey yester­ ANSWER: Pass. You need Also, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clev- gram at the WUUmantlc Town School Wing struotlons on building lots located Members of the association have tragic situation demanding dras­ gav of j’.ellmv rooebuds. of white oi'c.hids. Ma,s.s. Mr. Ih'ncheski is a 19.53 day directed the ClvU Rights Com­ made no comments since the be­ erden o f R t 81, Frank Vf. Hara- Hall on Main St. Arranged by other than regulations permit, al­ mission “ to detennine the facts in tic action" .lolin Gynche.ski of Throop A reception for 150 wa-s held at graduate of 'Throop High School doa on Main St, Mrs. Florence low two undersized lota, and per­ ginning o f the controversy. The commioBioner. in recom­ served as his brother's best man. Fiano’.s Restaurant, Bolton, For a He re<'ei\ ed a B S. associate de- Secretary of State EUa Grasso, Town offlciala are expected to this situation and seek a mutual­ Oodutme In Lakewood Heights, the meeting wlU discuss new mit erection of a sign. In a statement Issued, after yes­ mending the «ve-point state and Ushers w'ere Alex M. Girelli of plane trip to the Elbow Beach , gi-ee in engineering from Key- apply to the state for a grant-in- ly satisfactory solution,” Mr. and Mrs. William Sekoll, transfer voting privileges law, Extension of permission Is terday’s meeting, Dempsey ^ d : flS T U JO O D national program, suggested Mancheater. Phtneas Reddington Surf (Jliib.- Bermuda, Mr*. Lyn- i .stone Junior Oillege. I.o,Plume. ald that will cover half the cost The Governor took the reins in ■tarting by limiting the ' work lalw w ood HeightB, Mr. and Mrs. minority rerpresentatlon law, 1968 asked for signs at two locations, the racial controversy after a "Ddscriminatloo anywhere among Fiake lU of Coyentrv', Rdw'ard cheski wore a scarlet wool jacket | Pa . and a B S degree in chemicaJ Alvta R. Goodin on High St., Mr. of the proposed addition to Cov­ week to 40 hours ex<'ept in de- dress with black sccessories and engineering from l.,ehigh Univer- \ legislation relating to eleetions, and for a parking lot, and a spe­ lengthy meeting with the Rev. Wll- our 169 towns perverts tbs image “ P. T. 109” In Color g lH l) Gonaky of Wilkes Barre. Pa., and i sad ICn. John H. Westland on entry Grammar School. A bond is­ cial exception is requested for an of Connecticut 'as a state with fenae work or emergency aitua- Gene Wolochowicz of Throop. a corsage of white sweetheart , sity. Bethlehem, Pa. He is a mem questions relating to admission of sue for $266,000 passed, a ^>ecial Uora Phllpot of New Haven, James wllJl CLIFF ROBERTSON Hsmloeif Point Rd., Mr. and Mrs. electors and the conduct of elec­ auto repairer’s license. ’Tsuffis of Andover, members of proud tradition In tbe field of tlone. Mrs Belding wore a regal blue roses. The couple will Mve *t Ijske ber of the American Institute of town meeting Thursday without Shown 4rfl0 - 9:80 Hi* ouggested retirement age ESnast J. Staricel In Nathan Hale tions. Hostesses for WiHimantlc ■Warren Howland ' is asking a the clergy and executives of the Civil rights. I feel we have made oliiffon over taffeta sheath with Shenden. Pa .-after Sept. 26. I Ohemice 1 Engineer* Eta^hts and Mr. and Mrs. Robert opposition. Plus “ROME ADVENTURE.” woi'56, and iuil siiggeoted minb will be Mrs. Margare C. Carlson special exception to put up three Clidl Rights Commission. good progreas, especially In re­ In Color. Troy Donahue— FUat oa Cooper lane. The addition, intended mainly buildings containing 26 apart­ cent years. In the fight against mum age for emplot’ment was 17 and Mrs. Ethel Standlsh. for grades five and six, -will be The Rev. Mr. Phllpot appealed Snzanne Plechette A new law pushed through by Perez said the action was In Tiekats are now a'vailable from The Gleaners Circle of the. Sec­ ments at E. Center and Pitkin discrimination,” he said. "Any' or 18 instead of 16. i erected on the left of the main en­ to the Governor after having been 2:65 - 1:26 ■ Toun (Joes Dry political*leader Leander H Perez,! reply to Kennedy administration M n. nuxnaa Small, Mrs. Herman ond Congregational Church meet­ Sta, in Residence Zone A, with a denied membership in ALPOA for thing retarding that progress rep­ RiociuLi said that "we can pre­ LaDayt, Mrs. Albert L. Meyers Jr., trance of the school on Rt. 81. The Nmhdti 72. forbid.s bar.s or lounges in racial policies affecting Hie armed ing at 7 p.m. Tuesday ■will be at variance to permit their con­ the third time last Saturday. He resents a backward step, which MOCK vent a national dioaster if we re< - an a( Main S t or Mrs. Dudley F^er- school building oommlttee Is ex­ oganize that while we cannot hold In Bias Dispute Plaquemines Parish to »ell. g iv e ' services and to the Gesell Re- the Church Community House on struction on l€ « than the required has owned a cottage at Andover every rule of fair and decent eoiv- SUNDAY guaaa of B gh St Persons wish­ pected to put the pre^feots out to HUDSON progress in the form of automa­ ______or serve any beverages or inri- port, whose recommendations in- Rt. 44A. area. Lake for eight years, but has been duct demands be reversed.’’ All Color — All Music! mapn ing to hava tickets mailed to them bid shortly. niri i TP mjiutjp' To i*Pi I dentals to servicemen. | elude one that military base eom- The . Fragment Society of the tion. we must do something about ara to writs Mrs. Meyers and Maintaining the same appear­ A apecial exception is required ELVIS PRESLEY In Open Fri., Sat., Son. the unforlAmate results. ’ ' The council, .spurred by Perez. I manders be told to place an "off make the checks payable to the church will meet at noon Monday ance of the main building, the ad­ to peimit group dwellings In any “IT HAPPENED AT THE This land of mosquitoes, »all,^]^„ passed a resolution placing limits" ban on any establishment at the home of Mrs. C. Irving Young Mothera Club. dition Will contain 10 rooms, a U- residential zone, and may be de- >30 Days to Better Grades----- WORLD’S FAIR” marshes and oil wells has gone i the 600-man naval air station here whieti disi riminates against Ne- Loomis on Rte. 44A. After a pot' In Color. 2:00 - 5:40 - 9:20 St. Onge Attack Mild YIm ooaimlttee in charge of the brary, audlo-idsual rooih and ex­ nleJ only if the proposed project bone dry for, sailoVs or soldiers" "off limits " to civilian residents, j gro .sea-i-icemen luck dinner the women will have PUTNAM (AP) It wa-s. as 1 anuagemanta iare MJItb. Herman pansion area for kitohen fa- is found detrimental to the town. Plua— their annual meeting and election duties. In contrast, a -variance may only Judy Garland - Dick Bogarde euapeoteid, a mild heart attack that of officers. In a .breakdown o f oasts, Maury be approved If the site is such that How to Take Notes •a COUIJ) GO ON SINGING” zenl congressman William St. Onge The Planning and Zoning Com­ Gibson, of the architectural firm enforcement of the zoning regu­ By The Reading Laboratory, Inc. In Color. 8U16 - 1:86 to th« iioapital. mission wiU meet at 8 p.m. Mon^ o f Russell, GHbeon sa d V«n>Dcita- lations would cause hardship upon His doctor* announced their di­ N «w Modern day at the Town Hall Annex at nel of West Hartford, estknates the owner. Written for NBA TONIGHT — Ends Tties. agnosis la*t night after conferring 4 WED.'t “BYE, BYE BIRDIE” ni:i the Center School. the classroom wing and ooeocct- Asking thooe 'vanlances for ever the reoults of several tests. Ttllt Climjuc Chapter, OBS, No.' 98 of ing corridor will cost |1TO>860; gnoup drwellingiB to be looaited be­ The 48-year-old .second district Merrow will have a rummage and Democrat, serving his first term Service Station library and audio-'visual area, hind home tots at 169 to 175 W e’ve discuasod the reJa- notes, he idotens, he doesn’t white elephant Item sale from 10 $24,367; hitahen sxpsnsioa' and Woodland a t , in Reatdeinca Zone ttohahlp beiLween the text­ just scribble. He assumes that in Congrea*, was admitted to Day. CHICKEN am . to 4 pjn. Sept. 14 hi the Se- e u l^ e n t, $17,480. Other oasts In­ ^ is E. Stephen Pearl, book and the lecture—bow if a teacher wants something Kimball Hoepital Wednesday morn­ bort Building on Main St. Co- clude, ar^tect's and engliieer- Pearl plans two buildings, con­ you can save time by over- taken down exactly (perhaps ing. 22 For Lease dvairmen are Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ing fee, $12,180, and equipment, taining 24 dwelling units, and vi'SWing the text the night be­ a deflnitlon), he’n say so. The OIL 6 NtA' Bf'HAlN AV'*iUE “Ooingres.sman St. Onge-'s ^Ine.ss STEW Bradley who will be at the build­ $18,000. needs 'VBrianoes because the plot fore .class and then taking good note taker listens for the has been diagnosed as a m ild ing from 7 pm. to 9 pm. Friday The firm waa dtosto from IT plan shows insufficaent frontage class notes only on what is not main Idea-of the lecture before FINAL WEEK heart attack, ' the doctors said in With DurripIinjrA CONNECTICUT to recei've items. (the only land on Woodland St. is mentioned in the text. Which he jrtarts writing. a statement. "8l. Onge is resting Soafli CevMtry Center architectural firms ' considered SEE IT NOW AT FnaiiKSiiiana Malcolm Erb, building oommlttee & 30-foof right of way for a rood), brings us bo the prObleim erf eomfortably and his condition is Manoheater Eventag Herald 8. A s the teacher Introduces POPULAR PRICES chairman said. bosi less than the required .75 feet baking effective notes. Or, each major point, our ideal good." DAILY NEWSPAPERS C ol 423-1631 Oeventry oorreeppodeBt, F. Paul­ * It waa not k.now'n how long St. fimirious. The ^^,000 appropriation and between the two buildings, and more precisely, bo the prob­ listener rnakes a Short note to ALL EVES. ..$lJi0 ine little, telephbne 742-6231. does not show garages to the rear lem of becoming ah effective Onge would remain In the ho.spital All Tiihe Favorite $160,000 for a new town offloe pin down the topic. Then he ALL MATS...$lA0i building will be combined bi a sin­ o f the dwelling units. Hatener. just IWtens and tries to under­ or whether a prolonged convales­ CHILDREN ___ 60o H b U R l ^ ^ c e n c e would be. nes’ essary. gle bond IsBua Blnoe a b s^ aoning require­ Most high school teachers stand the teacher. He may BEEF ment that of frontage, le not met, and almost aiU college teachers ■write down occasional fine dis­ OEuems request for speciat exception .use the textbook only as a tinctions that the teacher la KsincfiKiFnEfEini — Against Prayer Ban HOT AND HEARTY EATING Bolton would be inauffiedent. course guide. They expect fond of. When the teacher ACADEMY AWARD WINNER MIDDLETTOWN i' a P i There STEW Raymond and Louis Damato are you to read the text on your finishes each major point, our MKHMSegb.Cut—>N>AI9—A DWeUiM to no need for board.s of education With Stick-To-Your-Ribs G o o d n e s s ★ ANNOUNCING Tokens to Be Used asking a ■variance to build on own to get background under- . hero makes a short summary to ban religious exercises in the eigUt-untt apartment building on Standing. They use the lec­ of it and .starts to Msten for public oohOol*. says the state com- the east side of Congress St, north ture periods to develop mate­ the next big point. u m m c E For School Lunch o f Irvlng'St., in Residence zione B. mioaioner of education. rial which Is Inadequately cov­ 4. The good note taker Is al­ William J. Saunders said-yeater- ! . Althnugh group dwelling units w Greater Reach IS ered in the text, to provide ways active and questioning; day it is not neces.sary to prohibit The hot .lunch prog^ram at are permltt^ In any r^dence he.tries to anticipate wliat the you with sidelights on the top­ WOiKOlOa'ABABU RFtaMMhNSON what ia not authorized, and boards ENJOY ^ a > t the Bolton Elementary School none ■with a special exception, sin­ ics under- discussion and to teacher is going to say. That will start Monday with a new gle building a'partments come un­ oormot authorize prayei-s. clear up any quespUons which way. hc’.s able to concentrate; At the same lime. Sanders said, method' of accounting ^sign- . der another section of the regula- the text i|pia,y have ral^. his mind doe.sn’t wander. s o n Uons. there i* now no need to anticipate j YOUR Sweet Pickin's for Advertisers ed to eliminate some of the ad­ SCany times only half of the You may have noticed that other problems arising from the i there’s a' great deal of simi­ ministrative difficulties. They ore permitted in Residence exam questions will come from HERE TONIGHT ,IN PERSONl U.S. Supreme Oourt decUftons 'em i larity between oiir ideal note Plastic tokens will be sold Zone C without public hearing, the textbook; the other half prayer* in public schools. i FAVORITE for lunch and milk, or just and require a variance for con­ will come from the lectures. taker and our ideal reader. CARLO V. and BILL DONAHUE... H* cited the use of prayers at ■ and T V , program* while they’ re working M milk, cm Mondays only from struction In any other residence So you have three choices; They both "go after the main You Can Taste The Quality 'Sure i*. the extended reach of Hartford County’s most renowned Chel and Organist respectively. ^ graduaition or religious symbol* | . ' i zone. buy a tape recorder, learn ste- idea; they’re both active and 8:45 to 9:16 in the cafeteria. Combined they bring you the finest In dining and musical pleasure 1 during the holiday* a* matters left, PermissdoQ is being asked for nogrraphy or leam how to be a questlonliiig; they both try to Routes 6 and 44A — Manchester, Conn, Connecticut's Daily Newspapers relaxing. Students ■wUl receive fl've to the discretion of the 'school SOON! Hquor permits for two restauranits, figure out what's coming. And tokens' for use throughout the good listener. Hie very popular BILL DONAHUE Is boarcto. "There\is no .suhstitute for the dailv news­ ' week. both of which are within 1,000 Your teacher can balk at a they both have an easy time of 1 here oin the mention of God or i paper as the ntajor medium for- retail adver­ imity permitted by the regula­ minute. The very best sten­ your listening now. from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.—-mood music far^.greater potential market than same as last year: Limch and references to the Bible in the class- i milk, $1.76 a week; milk, only, tions. ographers can't take dictation One more point—if a certain /Q tto m 10:80 p.no. to 1 a.m. tising.” said Ed'ward F; Etyjl'e. manager. Sales ' Edward Horton k asking for a that fast, so don’t try to write class or a certain teacher room wotild be fraught with" dan- i any- other a^Wrtising medium. It stands 16 cents a week. ger.’’ he said. ' license for 208 Spfruce St., where down everything a teacher bores you and you can’t, help . Centrally Located At Promotion Dirision, National Retail Merchants Emergency lunch will be 40 daydreaming, try listening . In . Sanders spoke at a meeting of I nearly evers’hodv reads at cents and emeigency milk 6 he already has a tavern permit says. You can't 'write that ■whldh permits beer to be served. fast; you’ll get confused Mid spurts (the same way that you 7 WALNUT ST. the Oonnecticut Association of 1 cehts. MANCHESTER , least one new-spaper every dav. ■ TW- and Association. ' Dailv newspaper circulation of The Tri Corp is asking for a li­ you may even miss on im­ study). Concentrate hard for 10 Board of Education ..at Wesleyan What about TOUAOIIIIOliT minutes, then tsike a 5-mlnuts Phone 643-4628 University. cense at 384C W. Middle Tpke., in portant part of the lecture. ____ a ill- radio are no suhstitute,for newspaper advertising.,>* the 22 • Connecticut dailv newspapers is over .the Parkade. Here’s the ■way a good note daydream break, then listen Ad ni«y (4pivfC 1M4191A4 Rally Day HEATING COMFORT WITH Search for Bova for. 10 ndore minutes, take an­ IKM of yO\M bu( you Ki« Asking' special exceptions for taker operalts. Faces Deportation This fact was proven in New York and Cleve­ kOO.OOO.^ This means real .saturation of every used car' tots are Robert Oliver, 1. He overviews his text other break and So on. It's-not HARTFORD (A P)—Antoni Z ol-' k*5 lulu/< C'vc iKc Stalled hy Cave-in the best way of attending class, for a Business Zone m location at the night before. He’s on A IR CONDITIONED STARTS kos, 68. of Bridgeport, sentenced to br oOMm^'to Ovr (UMy D«y m^v«« Ait Sun<^ land recently during the long newspaper strike. home m Conrfetti^t, every week-dav. INSURANCE PROTECTION! 461 Main St„ behind the Post Of­ familiar groimd during, the but It’s better than daydream­ a year in prison two months ago Tr«iA child M Ac wcv Wc Aould 90, cod HAZLETON, Pa. (AP) — The lecture. He bakes notes only ing all the time. for perju^, now faces deportation Tomorrow Here is the adverti.ser^ jffealct^ca^ . « ■ here i fice; and Stoner Smith, fqr a Busi­ ICONTINUOUS FROM 2 PM. stoKcfi We M oM, Wc dope^t k Sale receipts in stores and shops fell off sharply. search for l^uis Bisva suffered ness Zone ’II tooatlcti at 4/78 Cen- on what is not In the text­ STATE proceedings. frovofhi 9ff6 another setback Friday when a \ter St,, between Prootor asid Vic­ book. ^ , (NEXT: How to study so yon’ie U.S. District Judge Robert P. . Radio and T V COlJT.p N O T Bring m theae he can reach into far more TiSmefr with his new cave-ln occurred In the mine toria Rds. 2. When he does take s.) WMT WniD SADISTIC MTVAl WAS TNI SICRIT OF THRI WOMINt ^ An uaa, parbAi« Open Forum Board O ted baoMuad he raaliaad that naUont Connecticut 7 - „ Driver Gets Contfns Ifprdd ou«ht bo aome to ft tliemaelvaa. ii H ie Sidewalk Hearing By Merchants that oialy In auch ‘'multilateral” Finns Mob Johnson __ S ? lire. Yankee TVi the BdHor, Churches Warning in Mnd od aid, which doaa not go out The dotoitoitm merchants have) DU. By A.H.O. This is in regard to the article icaoN labeled aa to origin, or with any CWioordla UlUieraa Otareh i 8^ James* Church. 6> Church of the AssumpMoa ijexpresaed "sincers thanks and I ROCaON in your paper ot Sept. 4 covering Adams S t and ThamaaeB Rd. political price tag on it, and which _ M PltUa St . Rev. Rdward J. Benrdon, Paslor - gratitude” to the tbwn’a dlrect'ora Rt. 30 Crash _ the public hearing by the Board Rev. Eugene V. Tbrpe^ R«v. rranda J. M lhaM t Paskor for their favorable action on the In Gala Reception October 1. Ittl la not allocated or aupervlaad by aw^mcr fo c ^ a r e .a«v. Paid O. Kaiser, Mliilstar of Directors on aidewaika for Fer­ Rev. Jaseiih H. McGami Rev. Francia T. Bntlsr downtown taxing dlatrlct and leas­ ImUvidua) nationa. but by the' ^ ^ clambake open to ed downtown parking. A Stafford Springs driver -re­ guson Rd. Ifte subject article was 9 am.. Holy Oommunlon, Rev. John D. Rengnn ceived a warning for following too iSaasss et 7, 8, , 10>16 and Citing the removal of puking mt Xoitciiutcr, Conn., ft* worid organiaatton,—only In thia | ceaual reporters like ua. and the a terrible mierepresentatlon of Ohuroh School and Nursery. 9 (C>oatinaed from Page One) if^the 1920s and 1930s, walked I Ibll Kottor. , 11:30. meters from town streets, accom­ througli the market hall w-hile closely, after an accident on Rt. 30 kind of foreign aid do the nations i aummer just closed haa been bar- facte and should not have been 10:S0 am.. The Bervioe, Qiurch Masses at 6, T, 8, 9. 10:15 and in Rockville last night. printed. As one of the- representa­ plished in January, as toe initial Mrs. Alexandra Jurkinen, who Johnson was there. .■DaBOUPTIOK X A T n whlch are dtdng giving and do- j h'kva ^ fe e p ^ ' a good School Nursery. Promotion Sun­ 11:30 A-m- Andrew J. Ference. 42. of Bar­ FayMl* hi Adranc* tives at tha^. meeting of people re­ Center Obngregatioiial Ohnitdi example of "a positive, aggressive ; has sold vegetables In this city’s Nurmi was hurrying away when Jng the helping do most for them-^ had It come our way. day for both Sessions of Church program (for) Main St.," Joseph i racks Hill Rd.. was i.ssued the sRSF * • a« • a a a •• a« a a • a * • a a • • siding in the Rockledge area whose Sqhool. St. Barthotomew’a Church United Churoh of Christ someone spotted him and insisted Carman, chairman, of ' the Cham-' market place for 45 year.*!, go( an he come forward to meet the vice warning af(er his car struck a car t _*ftOBflMi*************** ■••••••««• •••••*■ ***" * aalvaa, for the recipient, and for ), true that, after an party homes do not border the sidewalk Rev. PhOlp Hussey, Pastor Rev. OUfford O. Shnpnoa. Minlater 6:30 pm., Luther League. her of Commerce's Downtown De­ unexpected tribute on her 70th president. " I t ’s a great pleasure i driven by George Amand, 30. of 57 the cause of humsn" association in ! cubdom in which we went to every in question. I feel I can relate what Rev. Richard C. Bolles, Rev, Joseph H. Dudley. High St.. Rockville. Police .said aurvival which waa offered, we transpired quite accurately. Asalstant Pastor Associate Minister velopment Committee, says that, birthday as the vice p.e^-idenl led to meet the famous Flying Finn." MXuaKii o r ■ t John’s Polish * Naftonal Amand had slowed his vehicle THS iSfoCTATXD PKEM First, there were essentially no Rev. Francle C. Hawaa, “ Many communities are watching a crowd in singing "Happy Birth­ Johnson said. ' Nurmi shyly mur­ w . ,.Miid .A ^ftiiv takft the lead I less retired from the clam- OsthoUe Church down, when it was rammed in the. Tha AaaoeiateC Prea* I* *zcIu*1t«1t . W e could eo easily take the lead circuit. To provide statistics, differences between people living Masses at 7, 8, 0, 10:15 and Minlstor el Chrietlan Bduoatloii Manchester v e ry closely for the day to You.” mured his thanks. <rmA1lcatlm"**clht%»*lurf»r*—' and everybody else much' more ful steak, surveying his wondered and Ferguson Rd^. asking that the He Is married aind haa four chil­ include p. 9:17-21. ump^.” ChUdran's miesaga by Board give serloue consideration to mon: “ The Movement of WorsMp.” 8 p.m., Wedneaitay meeting. rebirth of the downtown area la, Two men were arreeted bj- Ver­ ’ good than we will get from all the.F'-een trees. ‘ f * dren. Nursery, ^ poador, "God’s Alarm Clock." 35 ‘ . „ „ . j, 'complete masculinity with which placing the sidewalks on the eeuat Reading/—l? ^ m \ ^ o «rs at 749 2:30 pm., 'Vlattatioa at Oreen and will become, a reality. 4 Morras Wed Years non police for driving while under ■atiir^y. Beptember T rest of our foreign aid spending, ao aimoet single-handed fended side of Ferguson Rd. The only M^ln St.. exc^Mfiig legal holidays, Lodge oonvMescsnt home. "The urban renewal program for the influence in separate incidents The Presbyterian Obnroh the OHD, which is on the horizon, Over Wallaee’s Acts much of which goes for uaeleas lo- y,e most violent hilltop storm other petition aubmltted publicly dent and eafety on Ferguson Rd., Monday through Saturday, 11 a.m. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Midweek Mr. and Mrs. Mario Morra of- ried Sept. 2. 1928. in St. Oohim- on Rt. 83 la.at night. at the hearing aaked for the same esst or west, is oonjeoture. 66 Sprues St. offers even further hope* and «x- Elverett Ma.son, 47. of West War­ AiiAflisr ITN Year ®*’ " ’ * " ^ ’7 pomp, while even the | we ever lived through. to 4 p.m.; Thursday, 11 a.m. to service with continued on Rt. 85. Bolton, were guesta of l)iu»’ Church. New York City. Tltey consideration and was sighed by The Issue Is then whether the Rev. James L. Ransom, Minister 6 p.m. Psakn 103. pectatlona for a brighter future.” oontinued to live in New York for rington. was arrested near the ^ V best of it is always discussed and' Before that, our last previous town government wUl carrj’ out (Conti) nod from Page One) « voiced resentment and about 2.6 honoi' recently at a sui-prise dinner .eight residents directly affected. mothers marched through a line ten years before moving to their Vernon traffic circle, and Harold ^ * !* * * * ^ **Ti**^i' *" c lt treated bv Congress as if it bad a olambaking had come alm c« close the wlU of . the people. There were 9:80 am., Sunday School with I report OR the actiVIties of the world I " to a real clambake. — ' At least it Contrary to your report the of trooper.s at one 8^hool to regis­ party at Fiano's Restaurant cele­ pre.sent home in Bolton, where for Moran. .53. of 14K Garden Dr. political price on it. no real differences of opinion olassss for all agas. Adults study, Monday. School board attorney; orgafriaatlon for wblrti he is chief had lobster. This was at the then Board of Education Chairman only ter their children. brating their 3.5th wedding ajmi- the i>a-st 2.5 'Veai-a they have oper­ Manchester, wa.' arreeted near anaong the townq>eople preeent at tMsn who met the Master." ] Joe Payne said Wallace had Pitkin R- walk on the west side of F e r^ s o r ousaUe ’and I hope you see fit to Sense," by ths Rev Mr. Ransom. St. Francis of Assisi Church < S t George’s Episcopal CXiumR Mrs. Robert F. Pitich. Berkely Dr., on Apel PI.' apart, were made by ConstabJ# in 1962. One might say. we sup­ Suparvlsed nursery. Mrs. Robert Whalen | 1 in Mobile next week. State troop- tion.-;. to have the stock market hitting a Rd. ae part of the plan. She did not print a correct version immedi­ South Windsor ______Bt, 44Aj_,^Bq4toiL The Huntsville Times said in an Vernon, was attended by about 30 The couple are members of St.'Robert Zoughetti ful ftmcOonlng In world crisis, aa pose. that red shell won out over Monday, 8 pxn., Woman's Fel­ Mrs. Brone A. Damuahes Whal­ 1 ers were poured into the port city new Dow-Jones average high for -say the Board of Education was ately. Rev. Gordon B. Wadtaams, Pastor Rev. Edward W. Johnsoo, VtooT editorial relatives and friends from thus Maurice's Church. Bolton. .Mr.-s Mason wa-s relea.sed under 8600 in Cuba. red meat, but both outing.s were Editor’s Note: We willingly pub­ lowship meeting in Fellowship en. 46, of 76 Avondale Rd., the I by Wallace but the Negroes did all time than to have it hitting a excellent, ga-stronomically speak­ for the west side and neither did Rev. Edward J. Rodzevlch not show up Friday aa scheduled. “ All Huntsville should let the area, Nesv I'ork and Maasaehn- Pisch is their only daughter, and bond and Moran under 81.000 bond, He recalla what many of us may lish Mr. Dvorak’s account of the HelL wife of Robert Whalen, died F ri­ I .they have tfro gp-andchildren. , Both are scheduled to appear in ing, for a day and age in which Mr. Curtis. Assistant Pastor 8 a.m.. Holy Cjammunlon, 1 Defied bv school official., in governor know that this commu­ selLs. low. Otherwise, it oould hardly meeting in question. So fa r as day at Manchester Memorial Hos- '(Herald photo by Ofiara.i i Circuit Court 12. Rockville, cm Have forgotten, In our absorption the real authentic clambake is no The real question here seems to t ------10:15 a.m., Morning Prayer and IHunUville and Tu.skegee. where nity bitterly re.sents the sen.sele.ss Mr. and Mrs. M,»-ra were mar­ seem of lees imjportance that, on a be whether the Chief of Police can any difference between his ac­ St. Many’s Episcopal Church Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10:16 and pilal. and .shameful actions of this day” Sept. 24. with the Important letter writing more, primarily, we suppose, be- count and that The Herald Itself Sermon. She was born on Jan. 21, 1918 troopers closedf a school, Wallace "certain date In late summer of the judge what is safer for our chil­ Churoh and Park Sta 11:30 aum. Tuesday, 8 p.m., Woman oc .n. came under fire Friday from Wallace" plaimed a Sunday night Harold Marlin, SI, of White Rd., between KhriMhohev and Kennedy, oauee it U too involved, too ex- published is concerned, that differ^ Rev. George F. Nostrand, Rector In Union City, and lived in Man­ Rockville, was arrested shortly be­ year IMS the transactions on the penalve. and perhap.s because there dren than we the parents can. He George’s meet. ______■ Showing off thrtr hew Girl Sooixt unoforme and handbooks ai'e several directions. television appearance, pre.sumably Did You which waa that the United Nations does not live here where he could ence lies less In the realm of fact Rev. John D. Hughes First Lutheran Ohuroh chester for the past 13 years. for a discussion of racial issues. fore seven this nvortiing and was New Tortc Ctotdt Ikrtiange eroeeed are no bake masters left, either. than in that of emphasis and m- She leaves, besides her hudbend, (from left to right) Miss Ma-vle M el<^m of Troop 697, Junior; Parents at Huntsville schools About Town proffering o f Its serrlcea and Sec­ observe the .situation constantly Rev. William F. Gender H I Rockville United Methodist CXiurt* Mies Cbrol Anne Gryk of Troop 1, Senior; -Mias Mary Dowdlng Know That— charged with improper . parsing. a oertaln etatletioal line Into new W e do not wi.sh to give the im- terpretation. Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman two abns, Joseph T. Whalen end I Martin was arrested by Consta- retary G«iera] Thant’s own mla- preeelon, however, that we think as we do. No, he probably based Rev. Dr. David G. Jaxhelmer, Rt. 44A, BoKon of Tiroop 656, CJodetibe: and Miss Anne Charesrt, of Troop 645, Denni.a A. Heffron. electrician high ground. his recommendation on a belief Pastor John F. Whalen, and a daughter, mate fireman in the United States j ble Edward Rau cm Rt. 30 near alen to Havana at least served the only of eating, and that we re­ CENTAOENARIAN DRIVER Bev. Abram W. San gray, Mlnistar Mis.s Mary E. Whalen; a brother, Brownie (Herald photo by Pinto) It could turn out, when employ­ that sidewalks should be on the 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur The United States Senate rati­ '■Colli Springs Dr. after allegedly purpooe of giving the two national member political outings o-nly by same side of the street aa the SYDNEX (A P ) — Australia’s 10 a.m.. Morning Prayer with 9 a.m„ Sunday school do as as Alphonse D. ' Damuahes, Bast fied the United Nation# Charter in passing a car in a no pa.saing zone. ment statistics for the same day menu. We have forgotten entirely 7:30 a.m.. Men’s BraakfsM. U.S. Bringing Regiment Heffron. 58 Starkweather St., is leaden time and opportunity to ex school. Still, several years ago the Oldest motor vehicle operator, an •etmon by toe Rev. Mr. Haldeman for all ages. Adult Bible claaa. Hartford; and a sister, Mrs. Stan­ serving aboard the anti-submarine 1945 by a vote of 89-2. i He will appear in Circuit Court 12. the menu at the greatest political 9:15 and 10:45 a.m.. Morning ley Muzikevlk of South Windsor. change letter, without shooting ! »omeUm. la O c ^ r only wsBk on Green Rd., for exam­ Indian named Sher Mohamad who Senior Choir. Babysitting Nuiuery Teacher training class. Worship, Labor Sunday. Donald warfare support aircraft carrier. Rockville, on Sept. 24. oitiUng ever held in Connecticut, T h e funeral will be held Mon­ In 1867 ' Queen Victoria cho.se that this is also a period in which ple, in the vicinity of Bowers Is ' believed to be at least 100 In Chtldren’B Cha/pel. Monday, 7:30 p.m. Simday school Beecher of Torrington, president USS Bennington, which recently - Tin Can Collection first and remember only the human School was an af5phalt walk on the recently had his driver’s license Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Holy Com day at 8 a.m. at the Benjamin J. Girl Scouting Changes, Ottawa as the future capital of Tin can collection in Rockville the rate of unemployment In our teachers meeting. Local 406, UAW, speaker. Topic: Home from Germany participated in exercises in Alas­ The Secretary General points, •vents of the occasion. renewed '"jafter bemg without it Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 will start Monday, the Public opposite side from the school. munlon. Tuesday, 9:30 pm., Churoh "The Church and The Labor kan w-aters. Canada. population crosses another statls- This was in the summer of 1936, for six months. DaUy, 7 p.m., Dvsning Prayer. Main St., East Hartford, with Works Department announces. with much essier proof of UN re­ When the town recommended Oounctl meets. Movement and Their Respective becoming higher when, having nominated A lf Lan- walks for Green Rd. and Wood- Police in the tiny township of solemn high Maas of requiem at (Continued *rom Page One) ^ The assumption in some quar-1 Joseph Sonnlag, superintendent - The trucking industry in toe Hospital Note* sponsibility and action, to the i don of the Sunflower State. Repub- ResponslblllUes To Society." than ever before In the midst of bridge St. jointly, and the resi­ Bumbaldry in southern New ^uth Gospel Hall Rockville Methodist thiiroh Bt. Bridget’s Church at 9 a.m. 1 Program, 4 Levels ters is that these additional men 1 of production for the Hartford' United States pays a total of *3.1 Admitted Yesterday; Sherry trend of events in the Congo, Hoans ^'everywhere had ho real 6:30 p.m., Senior High Youth conditions of supposed prosperity. dents of Woodbridge St. balked, Wales took his Uoense away be­ 615 Center St. 142 Grove St. Burial will be in St. Mary’s ______bility of bringing back .some inili- would come from Europe, since Electric Light Co., will speak on billion a year in special highway ■ (Srout, 87^ TaJeott Ave.. Rockville. where the United Nations made the reaaon to believe thait that de- cause Illness had affected his Group. Cemetery, Blast Hartford. __ .... , 1 1 • 1 J J -11 1 u ! tary men and their dependents It could turn out, when cost of the Board cho.se not to put them Rev, Laurence M. Hill. Pastor the Army is at it-s authorized 975,-1 "Where Our Electric Energy use ta.xes. ' Birth vYesterday:. . . A 4 daughter to’ moat positive use of its own mili­ Mbon-bom accident. FTanklin on Green Rd. either. This prevailed eyesight. It waa renewed when he Friends may coll at the funeral The fall of 1963 has been designated, and will long be r e -, j^om overseas. Comes From ’ at the meeting of the , _ — ---- Mr, and Mrs. George CJark, East living figures for the month are Rooeevelt, who wa.s just show- 10:30 a.m., Breaking Bread. Toloottvllle Congregational 000-man level and thus will not tary force that had occurred since for many years until finally 2 or convinced the police he can see 12:16 pjn., Sunday School. 9:30 a.m., Morning Worship. Ser­ home today from 7 to 9 p.m. and membered, as the time when the ‘‘new look" in girl scouting Russell, a Georg^ia Democrat Rotary Club Tuesday at 6:30 p.m.; Brazil is the world s third larg- Hartford. complete, that the weekly money r ing Me true edma by trying to3 years ago they were installed. again, but his driving it restrict Church Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 suggested that toe ability of an gp-ow in the year ahead. Korea, and managed to do so, in a 7 p.m., G o ^ l meeting. mon by the Rev. Mr. Hill. in the United States was put into effect. It has been in the at the Manchester Country Club, jest country . It is surpa.ssed in Diklianged Yesterday: Charles steal money out of the worker’s Obviously there is no real prece- ed to daylight hours only. TalcottvUIs p.m. expanding U.S. military airlift to Tile 7th Army has been re­ Lisk, 113 E. Main St.. Rockville; requirement of the average Ameri­ Tuesday, 8 p.m., Prayer and 10:30 am., Mathodlst Youth Fel­ Rev. Robert K. Shlmoda, Minister works since 1955 when the Survey Research Center of the ---- area only by the USSR, and tiCkliah and delicate and confused pay envelbpee for •ome fraud he rush troops to Europe in hours equipped with the most modern Beverly Thomas, Broad Brook'; can family, which may not have a Bible meeting. lowship council. University of Michigan began lank.s, artillery and armored per­ The Polish American CI)ib has Canada. and controversial situation, with called aortal eacurlty, would rvot Monday, 7:15 p.m., Prayer and Mrs. Eether WImner might make it possible to cut the post])oned its meeting tomon ow _ . , Mrs. Jeanette Blaniarz and son, dime in any stock market, haa also soon be retired back to the upper 11 a.m.. Worship service. Ser­ Mr«. Esther Svensson Wiesner, studying the needs and interests the Promise and Laws, the service big outlav's involved in maintain­ sonnel carriers and given ad­ overall policy vision and specific en Emsiuiel Lutheran Church discussion time. until Sept. 15 at 1 p.m. at the The first Canadian to represent 113'z W. Main St.. RockvIHe. been crossing a new statistical! cla.ssee he had aleo betrayed mon: "Scouting the Good.” Tbomas 77, of East Hartford, the mother of adolescent girls, and the atti­ to others, the practice of citizen­ ing U.S. forces at many overseas vanced battlefield mis.siles, and the spot decisions v^lch brought Wonders of the Universe rev. C. Henry Anderson, Pastor Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Commission on tudes of Girl Scouts and their lead­ club's home at 106 Clinton St. the Briti.sh Crown in Canada vv-as high for all time. The outing In question was at Bell, deacon of the day. Mr. and of Mrs. Harold R. Shook of South ship, the troop and the patrol, the stations. enough heavy equipment for--an Vernon news U handled by Hie both the Congo and the world or­ Rev. Melvin T. Peterson, education. ers at that time. Infantry and an armored division Governor-General Vincent Massey, the summer camp of the late J. Mr. Donald ' Geer, greeters. Windsor, died yesterday at St. many things to do and the safe Recent testimony before Con­ Herald’s Rockville Bureau, 5 West In short, we are tempted, on the Assistant Pastor Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Official Thuraday, 7:30 p.m., Choir »e- As soon as the university pro­ has been stockpiled in Europe. All All staff members of Emanuel who served from 1952 to 1959. ganisation through the crisis safe- Henry Roraback. It was in Har- Francis Hospital in Hartford. way of doing tliem, Uie opportun­ gress on Army construction plans Lutheran (^urch will be installed Main St, telephone 875-8188 er news of this historic high, to para- board. hearsal. duced toe findings of its extensive ity for growth and progi-c.ssion, the that needs to be done is to fly the winton, en unspoiled central Con­ Satellite Will Report Other survivors Jnclude three indicated that bases in the United at worship services at 9 and 10 The U.S. Post Office Depart­ 649-6797. necticut town slightly larger bi 9 and 10:30 a.m., Family Sun­ #ons, four daughters, two broth­ investigation, toe Girl Scout Na­ friendfl around the world, and the States will gain between 40,(KK) and men from the United States in an ’ ^From the difficult auccesa the il* ™ * * ' in_reverae, the as- day. Divine Worship with sermon Sacred Heart Church a.m. tomorrow. ment owns about 31.000 trucks area than the Rorabaok camp. The RookvHle Baptist Church ers. two sist)3rt, twelve grand­ tional Program Dept, began trans­ leaders to guide. 50,000 men by next July. emergency. UH finally obtained in the field in' "urance Prerident Kennedy and his by Pastor Anderson, "Learning Rt. 80. Vernon which help carry the 66 billion occasion was one of welcome to 69 Union Bt. children and-'k great-grandchild. lating them into the foundation" of to Walk in Jesus’ Pathway.’ ’ Rev. Ralph Kelly, Pastor Four beautiful, wholly new Girl FINE WORK pieces of mail distributed annual­ the Congo, the SecreUry General »dminl.tratlon gave the country the dynamic John D. M. Hamilton, Danger of Meteoroids Winthrop W. Farnswortii, Paator The (un^reil will be held at 11 the new program. This preliminary Scout handbooks will be available A ‘Foolish Mistake’ Nursery. work was ,gpproved by the National to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swanson, DALLAS (API A 17-year-old ly- turn, to the lees pleasant story of i ^ who had become Republican Na­ Mas.ses at 7:30, 8:30, 10 and a.m. lyldnday at the Newkirk and on Monday. Each girl’s handbook Hebron; a son to Mr. and Mrs. 6:30 p.m., Pre-Confirmation 9:30 a.m.. Churoh school classes Board of Directors and the Nation­ traffic offender who had no money the continuing refusal of Mime UN j threatening to net new tional Chairman . to ^ pilot , the Lan- directional characteristics of the 11:15 a.m. Wlfithey FMneral Home, 318 Burn- will be her special treasure as it Cancer Drug Eugene Arsenault, Mansfield. , Cited by Turncoat By DR. I. M. LE M T T League meeting in Youth Room. for all ages, nursery through al Council in November 1960. The to pay^ hi.s *20 fine wa.sjyput to Between 1953 and X962 mami- th. ' r*cords for collapse. What they don campaign to victory. And the meteoroids ■ in terms ofthelr fre­ gide Ave., Blast Hartford, with contains lots of things to do with BIRTHS .TODAY: A son to Mr. work at the rate of one*- dollar' facturin^ production in the nation meanfoers to pay their share of the v ____^ .7 nresidine snlrit of th# dear. Director, The Fels Planetarium Wednesday, 10 a.m. and 7:15 adults. plan called for toe development of great presiding spirit of ths day, quency and penetrating power, Vernon Methodist Church / th e Bev. William E. Flynn of­ charts and diagrams on how to and Mrs. Donald Leonard, 164 EUd- per hour. Increased 28 per cent but em- asssssed s«rt of the ^ii|^j^nnecticut will be just officers only. In St. Francis Hospital, Hartford. of its plans to sell to the Man­ The other type of meteoroid is The aluminum sheets will act as presence long enough to become concentration. Signs of recognition lieu of *50 bonds each, if bonds are i Visiting hoUrs are 2 to 8 pjn. a college diploma presented by Lightning kills from 100 to near­ paintings, art objects, broacades He also leaves his wife, a son, chester Housing Authority (MHA) propoaiUo.i we read Secretory'»20 every mon,th-Bticks on pur ^ ------______massive and relatively small. The an electrical condenser or capaci­ 9 :^ a.m.. Morning Worrtiip. intimately acquainted. Then he will be awarded for two phases of posted today, the cases will be re-: for all areas, except maternity a local hospital, Donna was one ly 200 people annually in the Unit- and exotic merchandise will be Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church two daughters, three brothers, and 17.35 acres of. land for $28,800. General Thant’ s somewhat plain-! mvn imagination, mas.s and speed of these particles tor. Between the two side.s of . (Missouri Synod) Bsrmon: ‘The Appeal of Jesus.” hurried to find his brother Simon ochieventent. turned tp Manchester’s Circuit I where they are 2 to 4 p.m. and The surplus parcel was former­ dav old. I’ed States. ' displayed. aluminum will be a one-l..ch core four ,gTandchi,ldren. ttve and ■wiriful aocount of the' occurs to us that toer. ought provide the nergy to penrtrate a Cooper and High Sta. Peter, and exclaimed, “We have Cadette Girl SoouU, age group Court 12 on Sept. 23; otherwise, the 6:30 to 8 p-ni. and private rooms ly a portion of the site of the Librafy Gets Copy of foamed plastic to isolate the The. funeral wUl be held Mle tat at least 830 a month. Aluminum Vaporized to meet toe Master. Ajidrew was Farley Fimeral Home; 96 Webster Of Postal Report tists believe these particles may 9 a.m., Sunday" School. St. Bernard’s Ter., Rockville growing up. Rraflrtenoy badges ment Monday morning, smoke in patient’s rooms. No more ect, and is being convfeyed to a The( operation of the detector not satisfied to keep his new-found 8t., Hartford, with a solemn Mass "The improved financial situa-' *uggosted by the purported be large enough to set up a shock 9;30 am., Bible time for all Rev. Patrick P. Mahoney, Pastor will require intensive work in dip- They were picked up sliortly af- than two visitors at one time per tax supported public agency for BEST will defend upon the particle's happiness to himself. It waa worth of requiem In St. Luke’s Church, tion o< the "Program." writes the dw^iptlon . of Governor Wallace A "Special Report" booklet of ■, O" irnffecting a space craft adults.,' tlnct areas of speciaUzatlon. | to® * a-m- today in a parked car patient. public purposes. The sale price the United Staqa Post Office De- which could kill the crew. Some impacting the paneL-and vaporiz­ 10 aril.. Divine Worahip. Text: Masses at 7, 8, 9. 10 and 11 a.m. talking about, and he was not Hartford, at 9. Burial will be in Aohievenient in four areas—.social' to front of the Stop 4 Shop. In Secretory General, "haa been one supposedly entered in VA files af- Mt. St. Benedict’s Cemetery, coincides with the appraised fair VACATION partment for th? fiscal year ended enough to sur- ing some, of the aluminum cover. Luke 10: 21-3T. TXienle. "'Ihe dtimb. He wanted to .share the good dependability, (smergency prepar-i their possession was the bakery | Patients Today: 222 I Bloomfield. market value of the property, says encouraging sign; for ,to. period j “ is last examination, in the June 30, 1963, is now available at 1 I»ss»Ke through the atmos- The vaporized aluminum will be Only Way to Heaven and toe St. John’s-Episcopal Church news vhth the one \4^ o was dearest edness, active ’ rttizertsihip and ap­ goods which had been left in front| ADMITTED 'YESTEfftElAY: COMPANION 1963-64, It has hecome possible t o ! y**>" 1M6. < the Mart’ Cheney Library. ' ’’ ere and are picked up on earth ionized, that is, become electrical­ Right Way to live on Earth.” Rt. 80, Vernon, Conn. to him. Friends may call at the. funeral of the store a short time earlier by 1 Frederick Muller, Olaatonbury; the GSA. home tonight frdrn 7 to 9 and plication of toe Girt Scout promise The GSA haa also informed the pian for toe first time on the bartsl According to toe purported rec- ’The report, presented to toe li- meteorites. ^ ly charged, and this will dis­ Nursery in parish house". , _ Rev. James L. Oraift, Rector Forgive me, O God, for brtng —win be measured. First Class a b ^ e ry track. _ RamsdeU, 129 Union St.. tortwrrow from 2 to 6 and 7 to House and Senate Government brarn- this week by Manchester I charge the capacitor. The dis­ 11 a.m.,' Gctteadenet. so timid. about speaking a good will bp toe highest rank In Cadette Sgts. Walter Cassells Jr. and Rockville; Albert Satryb, 137 oC an income of slightly over 8100,- | “ •rtes said it appeared that hibit of work that had been done. Hght. SAN WpiMO, Italy (AP) — The Tliiia is toe new way of tloing Niemann, Stafford Springs; Mrs world iwaoe reptiwentod by the the highlights. "W e’re proud of viry few large ones, but the num­ becomes operational. M essage by the pastor. Theme; te e department had to be ca.*ci, things. It was designed in this only a heavy rain could quell the One poster showed a teen-age * JALOUSIES Hazel Osgood, 128 Green Manor girl in shorts, with the caption: a vacation you’ie going to enjoy—^keep up with what’s going on at home widening gap batwssn tbsir ainii- what our postmasters, supervisors, ber of intermediate ones, the ones Meteoroid Detection Satellites "TeU It and TeH It Again." . YES—EASY 'PRRMS! out to battle an Invasion-of bees manner becauee of toe apertalness fires. He said the state has had A reactor vessel, with a gross clerks, carriers and other devoted which represent the danger, is a are another example of the almost "6 p.m.. Youth Service. of each stage in a grirl’e develop­ no soaking rain for eight months. Rd. ^ "Shorts Are Not Considered Prop­ ant and dynamic economies and' OPEN AU DAY which swarmed 'into tol; Italian AD M ITTED T O D A Y : Dr. Gldepn by Lhaving The Manchester Evening Herald sent to your vac,stion address. ah. shipping- weight of l.SOO.OOOJmen and women accomplished dur- ■..j-.—mystery. j. With this ...in .....mb v,d, they-..-j infinite concern the N.A.S.A. dl.s- 7 p.m., Ehiangelistic Service. Call Your Friend— Riviera resort. Firemen sprayed ment. Also, trooM will be held to In addlticm to coffee plantations er Dress for Oiurch Recreation. ” Moore, Oakland St.; Mrs. 'Hieresa me nearly siauc siiuation m so pounds. Is the. heaviest rail- ship- ing these twelve .months," Day have proposed that the meteoioid plays in its manneil flight pro­ Measage by the pastor. Theme: them and idrove them out- of a prescribed number, time enablihg and vart lumber resources, " the At the side of the poeter, a SUNDAY BILL TUNSKY Patenaude, Broad Brook;. Mrs. y'J mamy of toe developing, countries, ment ever .made in. the United said satellite...... det^gilne.. ' the number of grams. They are ihsliting that the "Heart Trouble." paj’ks where they had been at- the leader to give more of her­ sub-tropical. state bordering Ar­ handwritten announhement read: when .progress' is slow and inade- j ®|**/*-. bTessurin* W lest loi^ and meteoroids In terms of their fre- odds are all In favor- of our aatro- Wednesday,. 7;80 pjn., Bpactal self to each Kiri. . gentina and Paraguay haa many Sarah PaggioU, 278 Birch Mt. Rd., ‘‘1310 idea expressed on thia CALL CIRCULATION DEFT.— M3-2711 Mlsalonary jnasUng and Opm roctedl by an annual' show cf OUata la nlatloa to feet, 8 inches in diameter, it The average school term in the sufficlent energy, to damage a nauts- PINE PHARMACY flov^ers grown on the Riviera tor But tlw important things of girl .rich faurtos developed by Italian, Bolton, poeter ie not necessarily the opin­ guw# lo m u on w po^tiauua m 1^ wi ^ ^ .c a rris d oit two heavy duty United States in 1900 was 144 days capsule, fuel tanks or a space sta- aVM>4irM U 6I Housa AMNd RitalB. apseial 6M CBNXBt ar^-MI M614 aooating wW m naia the sstne — (German and Slav immigranU. - BnVTHB YraBfTBlRlXATi A eon ion of tee artist.*’ frsigbt sari. ooinparad to 178 tti I960. tfaii. Ibap an also ktoktog for tha Osip... export. »

K i i ,1 I ti I 1 ’ . I- f , V - ' f r a PAGE' SEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN-, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1968 PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1968 DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE BY ROIISON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR BOOPLE LIITLB SPORTS

An«w«r to Provloui'Punta >t»unu HO W C O M E fMAU, SOU'RE STAYIN' IDLE GOSSIP, Water Works foPvOU POHGOnEN M L tfa lte rm « Biret In Mancheater. New eara, EAST HARTFORD BESPECTACLED' c p v e m a n JT iALES and SERVICE GRILLA. ELECTRIC IRONS, THIS IS THE < PUT0N6LA66E6? OP PURSUITS / OSCAR,THIS 61 African atrtam fnll maintenance, fully Insured I END/ ) NON8EN8EI WEAR J IS TIME- DOWN 48 L 61 TOASTERS. PERCOLATORS, SLASSES/„<\ TRAVEL/ 45 41 to reduee your problem* and 289-6333 Manchester Memorial for Monuments lU aad b y VACUUM CLE.ANER8, fiabMinm on HT ST worrlee. Por» full Information Power and Hand Toni* Pauf Dodge HEA'TBRS. FANS. . WStGf can Fainting and Deooratlnf Tool* SEWING MACHINES SAalallc Inland HT w U Garden and Land Tool* When it comee to choosing: n^and beauty for the years to come Arrigo AlmetU has been the choice Pontiac, Inc. wtltr Baby, Hon*ehold, Party monument moat people want the SSovtet water WT ts 91 Poul Dedas Pontiac of many during the many years 378 Main St.— Tel, 649-2881 All work guorontood eouiM INC. and Banquet SuppUe* very finest It is possible to get, L l Invalid Needs he has worked with stone, almost tn o w ar S78 MAIN STREET and that la why they go. to Man­ 35 years, and these memorials are Phone 649-2881 chester Memorial Co. oA Harri­ a triltute to his artistry. Upholstery son St. Here, each and every For those who want granite, the DON WILLIS We Urge You To Support monument bear*' the unmistakable finest is found here. Some are Im­ and lM Y t Shop 1-T OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WIf,LIAMS The Lutz Junior Museum Custom Mario touch that Identlfiea It as the work ported from Finland and Sweden. Re-opholsterlng United Rent-Alls Answers Your Needs of Airigo AlmetU. Mr. Almettl is The finest granite from Wisconsin GARAGE an artU t who executes his work in Is the beautiful ruby red that never * Madern Furniture ALL maHT, MBRV, w e ’LL PLAY YEAH, I’LL stone, and his skill and craftman- fades, then there is the Balfour 18 Main St., Tel. 649-4531 t Ti4->«».UtPt.Ofl ^ BE MEEDIUO Winriow Coverings and Antiques A ROUND THIS MOKNINO AND N ow is the time to think of s ta rt-f FV>r land that Is covered w ith a shLp'l* identified with every piece pink and the Dakota and Vermont ANOTHSR 18 HOLES AFTER YOU ALL PAY of woric he does. When you have a LUNCH.'^ TOO, SOW/ Manehostar * Window Shades Ing new lawn* for next year, for heavy cover of weeds and grasses, granite.' TTie marble is from Swed­ • Store Stools and Booths Spoeializing In monument executed by him, you en, Italy and France. Choose which • Custom Pumlture PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER Rug Cleaning * Vertical and Venetian BC*nd* there ^ is no question about fall rent a weed cutter from United seeding producing a . better lawn. have a lasting memorial to the one you wish, but be sure your Slipcovers and Draperies HERE, BOy, TAKE MV Drapes and Hardware Renjt-Alls. This weed cutter U so 8RAKE SERVICE Campany The grass has a better start for m em ory o f a loved one, and one choice is one of the best for cheap­ Made to Order AND THAT'S WHERE TtL'- REALLY? a BAO-AND I'LL BE rugged that it will even level scrub whose beauty w ill endure. er stones deteriorate sind lose their Complete Selection of> Materials BUILD THE GREENHOUSE NEEDlMS you 16 Hannaway St. the hot weather, if you are think­ Front End Alignment growth as well as aU weed* and A t Manchester M emorial Co., color and this is a time when the f r e e ESTIMATES YOU'VE ALWAYS WANTED! VS/HEN?, THIS AFTER­ Del Knowles, Prop. FINDELL'S ing of starting a new lawn, now rHERE’« WWERE 1‘LU NOON, T O O / ^ la the time to get started. TTiere grasaes. you will find the largest number best is- the cheapest in the long Lower Level of the Parkade MAKE A PATO-WITW 486 M ID D LE I'P K E ., E A S T of finished monument* in Con­ run. o 649-6324 General Repair Work A^TONE BARBECUE! Call 848-0012 1* no heed to worry about tools, Before fall get* here and we get Phone 043-4866 for United Rent-All*, 385 Burnside high winds, why not cut out dead necticut, and' seeing the finished Forty-five different grades of limbs before they drop and poa- product it is so much easier to marble are carried at Manceatcr \ L 3-DAY R. A. PEARL, Prop. Ave., East Hartford, has all the necessary tools to rent and It does sibly cause d am age?'Ju st rent a make * choice. Elven the best of Memorial Co., and so many people SERVICEI seem foolish to spend extra money pole cutter and trim them out pictures do not do full justice to a are ualng maiUe In their homes CUNLIFFE TOURAINE to purchase tools that will be yourself. United Rent-Alls also monumMt and it is dlMcult to be today. They find It Is easy to care — also — needed once or twice. Just rent rents chain saws—all different sure when you make a choice this for, It fits any decor — formal, MOTOR SALES FURNITURE OLEANINO them and save money. type*—and with one of them you way. Drive over to Harrison St. modem or tradlUonal — and It CAMPING can cut down tree* by yourself If EXPERT AUTO BODY and PAINTS F or Instance, If you plain to, put and look at the many finlMied lends so much beauty to any home. you wish and cut the wood into In a now lawn, rent a roto-tlller monuments and be sure of being Marble is not expensive, and It FENDER REPAIRS EQUIPMENT fireplace lengths. A t least you can from United Rent-Alls and rid utterly satisfied with the memor­ adds a touch of luxury wherever For Best Results save yourself money by cutting up ENAMEL and LACQUER Tents, Cots, Sleeping B«g% ial you choose. It is used. Stop In and see all the yourself of backbreaking work. the tree yourself. REFINISHTNGS Air Mattresees, Sfa^ee They have two sizes, the regular Should you have some Idea of a different types and you will be Floor pollshera, edgers, scrub' amazed at the many uses you will Lanterns roto-tUler for smaller jobs and the special design that you wish for a REASONABLE PRICES PAUL'S bers, etc., will make fall house­ R-T new aAd large professional type monument, this can be taken csu-e find fo r it In your home cleaning a idmple and easy task FREE ESTIMATES PAINT SUPPLY T u R n p i K E tiller. This is self-propelled, a 16 of. A speclsd sketch and a blue­ For ease of care, you simply '»*SS5£.I MANCHEST« To solve the basement ptxiblem, h.p. job. and It surely does a mar­ print will be made, and when the cannot beat a slate floor set in RT. 83—VERNON, CONN. BY JOE CAM PBELL » — OK. SURPLUS SALES CO. rent the large, wet-dry commer­ 645 Main Street BONNIE ^ 7 * AUTO BODY velous job. It will pay you to get monument Iq finished, and before cement. Not only that, but It will Just Above the Traffic Circle 169 N. MAIN ST. cial basement vacuum cleaner the name is carved on It, you will never wear out,, Its colors retain TE L. 643-0016 Tel. 649-0300 ’’Every year I come here to Doo-and set a thorough nt Depot Sqoare this, large roto-tlller if you. have which giick* up the dust and dirt, a large job to take care of. All you have the opportunity to see It. their original beauty, and It Is OOP#.' HOLPrr/VlOUVIiOULPMT phyajoai going over alao fiacaj!" washes the floor and then sucks At this time, should you wish pracUcally -Indestructible. For. a T X l Open Daily to '9:00 PJS. do is to start the motor and steer .up the dirty water. It eliminates s o r r y h it A »ciDwnrHOiA6$e$ • HaWMaAba J. F A B B — 64S-TU1 something added, this can be tak­ family room, for the basement, WHEN MX/P LOVE TO LIVE FOREVER it where you want to plow. It that old problem of how to get ONWOULD you? WRECKER en care of. foyer, around the fireplacCj the will go through the toughest land the basement clean with a mini­ as easily as slicing a loaf o f bread, Quality always pays, and when paUo or many other places, con­ Berube's mum of effort. Then with the use sider Installing a slate floor. Man­ SERVICE and the job is done professionally it comes to choosing a monument TYPEWRITER SERVICE of the rug shampoo machine with chester Memorial Co. will be glad PORTABLE TV RENTALS In no time at all. John Pratt, who its accompanying machine that this is no exception. To choose a 479 Middle Tpke. E. BEN CASEY memorial that will lend beauty to answer any questions and fur­ has the franchise for United Rent- pfcks up. the suds after the rug is Mancheater nish you with a free estimate of Motorola and Zenith Balsa A lls In this part o f Connecticut, clean, every rug in your home can and digrnity in a lasting manner the cost of Installation. For the REBUILT TYPEWRITERS and Service recommends this roto-tlller very be piofeaNonally clean for a mere you choose the finest stone, stone finest in personal service arid the ROYAI-S. UNDERWOODS. highly, and says you simply can­ pittance. You’ll love using it, It is that will withstand the weather OROCRLY, WOULD you OBVIOUSiy MV'SOON We Service AU Makec of TV, and retain its color and beauty, most beautiful monuments,' stop L. O. S M IT H S Ehc. not beat it If you have much of a eo easy, and the results are sim­ PieiSETEUD((.C)UVKL 'AC POCaBLS" IS HER Badlos and Phanogra|du in at Maiichester Memorial Co. on We Handle Stationery Along' job to do. For four further con­ ply marvelous.' Then you find an artist to turn I'DLIKBTOSeEHiiRAC NN ilWEET TIAAEI this stone into a memorial of love Harrison St With Office 5lachlne SnppllM COOHABPOCSIBUl. veniences, United Rent-Alls has a Parties, banquets, receptions in Addreseograph Plates As MODERN trailer available that hooks on the the offing? Call United Rent-All* Desired back of your car to make it more and rent silver, dishes, crystal mraioih# TV SERVICE convenient to transport this largh chairs, even a portable bar. These lie b ro n A . J. BERU B E. Prop. tiller. items are in such good taste that Polly’s Pointers 649-3477 — 643-6842 ,1 L 99 SUMMER ST. Have you ever set posts?. T i so, you will use them with pride and 2 Blocks From McKee St. you know what a b^k-breakihg they make group entertaining so Contract Qosed DUCO and DUlUX REFINISHING BY FRANK O’NE a l . job it is digging post holes. WeU, easy. Stop In at .United Rent-Alls PAINT SPOTS YIELD SHORif RIBS T E L. 643-2205 United Rent-Alls has the answer and look around; there are so By POLLY CRAMER For Town Hall VIC’S PIZZA SHOP to this problem, a two-man post many Items there to make every­ 153 W. Middle Tumplk* ACQFFEEanWK 166 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, WEST hole digger tii&t is powered and thing easier for you. Remember, It Newspaper Enterprise Assn. The contract for building He­ Phono 649-8700 A t m t m r AAANCHBSTER doesn’t coat to rent—It pay* at MARIDS MARICS will make short work of digging as bron's new town office building is AAGANS CHI PtOMT HMIV MUU m any holes a « you need. United Rent-All*. DEAR POLLY — Try using pre­ PIXZA PIZZA PIZZA cmnTTHa WORK-UP STEVENSON’S electric shave lotion to remove officd'ally closed with the Mt. Ver­ any kind of paint from the skin. non Oonstruotlon Cbrp,, low bid­ SPAGHETTI 643-7043 their standards enough to get more der, of whkdi Edward Klsner of It rem oves the paint and does not Hebron, Old Colchester Rd., is RAVIOLI ESSO pleasure and enjoyment out of life, burn the way turpentine does Ruth Milieu and to let their families get a lit­ president. ^ OPEN DAILY MORtY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALL4 405 M AIN ST. when used for this purpose, t- tle more. MRS. D. M. A performance bond, required, 7:.30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. TEL. 649-8290 But who Is going to buck the has been, given, and construction BE HAPPIER; BUCK TREND GIRLS — If you are just out of SUNDAYS TOWARD PERFECTION trend toward perfection and risk ^ ^ ... work is now' going on. Included □ THEf/PUTA WHV DID ga iii fpj* * Tune-ups having her friends and neighbors | in the contract is the drilling of 4 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. 4wSiLU Newspaper Enterprise Assn'. - . - - —POL*ijY I UkETHg / s n a c k : B5M2 O U T TH E Y P U T Reuben Plan’s look down their noses at her? an artesian well, cost not to ex­ CLOSED MONDAYS V * Engint docming Homes are becoming simply PBOPLBAMHO HSaEFCHZA^e IT U P ceed $4 .60 per fooj to a depth of houses or shelters because of un­ DEAR POLLY — When I get 150 f e e t , if n(5cessary, or at least UV/BIN-rHk& r o e W H E N ! W H S a e Texaco Station I C A N T * Minar Rtpairs realistic pressure for perfection paint on Kiy sltin,' I use baby oil to a depth necessary to produce HOtJSB. HUNOii?/. Main Stroaf^ p lacM on Am erican women, the to remove It. It's easy to use and BY ROY CRANE BEACH 381 Public Records three gallons of water per minute. BUZZ SAWYER TweoNLy * Plaid Stamps editor of two magazines for wom­ Is good for the akin, too. Wonder­ Drilling to a depth over the 150 I T ? - Ostrinsky JNEN A WEET1N6 OF SQUADRON lEAPERC. THINO 16... Piiana 643-9149 en recently told a group of home ful when children get into paint. foot maximum must be approved AuzntLSBimR. YOUR TROOrS WILL UNO FRSl BUL eonomists in business. ’ Building Permits — A. B. to the oommittee. It is expected . DEALER IN WASTE I?7STRA1QHT -rsT»8t.~ ^ NATURALLY WE WANT TO MAK8 A HERE'S ^ A 1 TtN HUNPWP.TOMORROlW ALL THE Hydramatio Transmiialon ' Explaining what he meant by To Eugene Magnan, alterations GIRLS — 'so it goes. —POLICY tha.1 the building will be completed MATERIALS lAMOtIMSiMmiOUr THE VA)RP, , SaUAPRONS ARE TO LAND ON1NE BRITISH | 6000 SHOWI46.TIIS5F IRITISN Re palling CUSTOM MADE "pressure,” the editor said a wom­ to dwelling at UO E. Middle Tpke., by the end o f the present year. MANCHESTER A \MWC<0FF. FLYERS ARE A BUNCH OF TI6ER5, $200. - /WEN. CARRIER "imspimBLS'U All Work Onaranteed an is supposed to keen a house DEAR POLLY — When dusting The building committee will meet TNEIR PLANES WILL LAMP ON AND TUUR CARRIER, THE *INPIS- CANVAS AWNINGS To the Coca Cola B ottling Co., spotlessly clean, keep herself ele­ Venetian blinds, avoid chipping Sept. 13, at the town hall, at 8 RAGS, IRON THE’•SWlDM"r PUTA6LE"HAS TREBEST RECORD Texaco Lubrication Service MEMORIAL CO. gantly groomed, prepare excellent new sign at 464 E.- Center St., the paint on the wall along the p.m. IN THE BRITISH FLEET. 4u^.l A* *v>Jtei .1. t / .. mea^, work 18 hours a day, and $400. Demorrate Gain Opposite East Cemetery We Give jltAT Green Stamps sides of the windows, by using SCRAP METAL sUH bff happy and sympathetic. To August Kissmanh, new porch two pieces of heavy cardboard The Democrats qjjtdistanced the FUSION J Quality Mamarials Such stEUidards, h e : maintain.^, are at 229 W oodbridge St., $350. (cut from a large carton) to the Republicans Thursday in the regis­ JE N SiN j-:- impossible'even for a superwom­ To Alfred Eggen, additions and and PAPER 9-7 exact height of the window and tration of party members when 14 Over so Years Experience an. alterations to,dwelling at 51 Ly- the width of the window sill. I new voters joined the Democratic 731 PARKER ST. ' “ Let up on yourselves,” he told ness St., $1,0(K). insert these on the sides between party and only four joined the Re­ Call 649-5807 Tel. 643-5735 or 643-5879 "Suburbia the women. ’’You don’t have to To Frank Gambolati for Frank the blind and the wall. The blinds publicans. Four other persons who CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER be a paragon every minute, every Atwood, new shed dormer at 100 bang against the cardboard and became voters did not indicate a - A.,AIM Em , Prop. day, every year.” Westland St., $2,500. the wall is protected. I move party preference. M aybe not. But who Is going to To Squillacote Builders Inc. for them from . window to window as There are about 1,000 voters in Harrison St., Manchester Today" be brave enough to start this let- OLt, JO KKIM 7 WELL, HC KNOW* ftTTeRNOWl D D ' YBAN. I V/ANTA R 0 5 B B U D *; YOU 5URB1 BLAZB5,,,THE c a ft a w Towft of Manchester, new Central I dust and can use the same pnes town with the unaffiliated voters THE SIAGAZINE OF Uhg-up trend? ■ -• PROffLV H0P8D Tir ( '/DU SAY you FLAN TO 8 * M N8W SB ON HAND RHBH eURETHAT'S THE WH'/? . OF THATFRBIGHTBR PLEASANT PI.ACBS SEE US FOR: firehouse at 76 Center St., 1140,-. for months. —MRS. C. E. L. holding the balance of power. use OF A UISHTBR V0RL8AN5 IN ABOUT TBH PAYAt^ TIf ROBBf UP DOCK* NAlAB O f THAT 15 b u l l DAW50N1 THE • Alumlnux) Roll Up Aavnliigs I Wio is going to say, “Kids are 006. In othef politioal news Mrs. Jo­ A MONTHLY FEATURE OF m ore Important than a lawn that MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD ALLOY MI8HT WfeAK»N r WITH OUR CARGO BHIP. WASH! BlddEsr SCOUNDREL • Venetian Blinds To John Sturgeon, alterations to DEAR POLLY — I have found seph Kearns. Democratic candid YOUR H05IET0WN DAILY looks like green velvet—sq any WATKINS-WEST OUR BIRD, *0 ir O f Z O P IA N - WE EVER RAH^CROSSI • '^torm Doors dwelling a t . 46 Lake St., $300. a good use for some of m y hus­ date for the board of education, M.1.L.IJU ' NEWSPAPER ' child In the neighborhood Is wel­ IT’S LUCKY ]/ YEAH! BUT JUST 5*e^lfUteeSa.l« • Combination Windows To Ryan Lumber Co,"for Gilbert band's wide outdated ties, l slide scheduled a-coffee ho^ discussion come to play In our yard” ? FOR FINN \ LET HIM HAVE ONE Cyr, new garage at 118 Lydall St., an umbrella into the wide'end of at her home on Jan Drive. FUNERAL NO/ HE!S HAP Manchester Awning Ca. 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o n racuse t H E Twins Moving Homer Muscle Whil^ Yankees Win with Singles Herald Angle O r Cardinals *^EARL YOST Battle with McKinley BOSTON (AP)—Wriggling Roger Staubach of Navy and Sperti Edltw S y ra cu se battering ram Jim Nance personify the djfferente bullet-«>each connected against Qiants’*secohd place in the Amerlc«nttlm« at bat, Th. ^ A ■ . — ■■ ' 1 *------between the top contenders for- Eastern football supremacy n b w t o r k return sUrter BUly O’Dell, 19-7, with the League, beat the White Sox 8-7 Angels edged Kansas Notes from the Little Black Book St. Louis Cardinals, trying to when Alble Pearson was hit■ •by the ninth offset the White Sox’. this fall. from an exhaustion enforced four- bases empty. Friday night ■with four homers— FOREST HILLS, N. Y. There wlU be no haad-to-heOd and John PagUo, 235-pound guards, « * * including a pair in the ninth in­ a pitch with the bases loaded in Each side used five irttchers^ Retained as coaches with the American Legion bMeball overhaul the front-running day layoff and responded with a New England contosut between the Lance and bhg. end Dick Bowman and tackle homer and double for the Giants. METS-REDB— ning. the 14th inning. with Bill Dailey the winner and. (AP) — “ We Latins have Mciior League in Los Angeles Dodgers with a Joel Horlen the loser. Klllebrew’a Battle Ax, however. The issue Gerry Bverling a t a r up front. team Manchester for the 1963 season ^ e Dick Cobb and Groat was reported to have a The Mets' Kranepool stroked • * • taken over this silly gamth” late stretch bid, have lost the The Yankees bunched three sin­ one-run rally in their last at-bat. must be sek^tled by Lambert Tro­ There is a wealth of talent from John Cervini. Both men did a fine job with the locals during contusion of the lower chest wall, three singles and scored three gles in the ninth fpr a . run that YANKS-TIOBRS— Grid Briefs Mexico’! Rafael Osuna said Leaders. services of batting leader Dick runs and Pumpeie Green collected homer was hls 37th, tying him phy ballot. the unbeaten frosh. too. the ’62 campaign, a rebuilding year. Cobb is a member ot the and Cincinnati’s Frank Robinson gave them a 2-1 victory over De­ Southpaw Hank Aguirre held the with a wink. "I think I’ll win NATIONAL LFAGUE The schedule is more demanding Groat their first ball game in may have been lost to the Reds three singles. Al Jackson, tagged with Boston’s Dick Stuart for the Dartmouth carries the area’s ohytical education department at Manchester High a n ^ for­ troit and pushed their lead to iSVi Yanks to three hits — Includ-, league lead. Allison has hit 82, the tournament.'' — Groat, St. Louis, .3‘28; lon gest winning Streak among ma­ than Navy’s, however. nine days and an, opportunity for the remainder of the season for a homer by Vada Pinson, got games—their biggest of the sea­ ing Harry Bright’s homer in the ^ Connecticut m er three-snort standout at. both Manchester High and Vir­ the victory for a 10-16 record. Battey 24. Osuna and hls bristling confi­ Aaron, Milwaukee, and T. Davis, jo r schools—11 games—Into an I'vy Penn State sUll has Pete Liske with a spike ^^wound on the left son. ‘ fifth Innlng-^before the tattoo of 8T0KR S(AP) — Dave Roberts UoS Angeles, .322; Pinson, Gln- ginia state University. Cervini, ^ to gain ground in the National * * * dence form the next-to-last obsta­ League title defen.se the oth^r at controls. Big Harrison Rosdahl arm. , Vic Power and Bob AUison singles with one out in the- ninth. of Meriden, and Brian Smith of much decorated World War n v^- from Yale Bowl, ,'rtns move set League pennant race. BRAVES-PHILS— OBIOLES-RED SOX— cle for favored Chuck McKinley oinnati, .821; Clemente, Pltto- seven members feel will be suc­ moves from guard to tackle in an Robinson’s bicep was pierced as socked the ninth inning homers Dick McAullffe’s . homer in the Hartford are waging a close hard eran, i* employed with the Hart­ well with Yale grads who felt Jor­ Groat, the league’s leading hit­ New York second baseman Ron Rank Aaron hit hia 87th homer Brandt and Pappas rapped their of St. Ann, Mo., In the latter’s biirgh, .818. cessful. Harvard to raitod the improved defense. for the Twins, who boosted their eighth was one of six hits off Ford fight for the starting fullback slot Pitt strengthened its passing ford EUectrlc Light Co. Both men dan Olivar shoiM have resided in. ter with a .328 average and a top Hunt slid Into second In the sixth and a run-producing double in homers off BUI Monbouquelte in on the University of Connecticut bid to add-the U.S. national Ten­ Runs Batted In— Aaron, Mil­ bigge5*t threat. season total to 200. Harmon Kille 21-7. offense and defense in spring drill* were In the Legion coaching ranks the New Haven area 12 months candidate for Most Valuable Play­ inning of the Mets’ 6-4 decision support of Shaw, 6-10. Shaw gave • • * the first two innings of the Balti­ football team. Coach Bob Ingalls nis championship to hls Wimble­ waukee, 115; Boyer. St. Louis, 101; Penn State, seeking DU third tor the first time last season. of the yeax./and not just during er honors, was lost for several up a double to Wes Covington in brew and Earl Battey connected more opener, while Stuart don crown. White, St. Ixnils, 98; Santo. Chi­ .straight Lambert Trophy, may run but the staff was not pleased with - over the Reds. earlier. 8ENATOR8-INDIANS— said Friday he may not know until the footbaR season. Olivar, from „games when he w m„ -plunked in Milwaukee took over third place the sec'ond, then retired 19 men knocked In all four ^Boston runs game time which of the two will They meet today in the fea­ cago, 94; Mays, Sun Francisco, 89. afWil of gradueiUon loeeee. a rug­ end play. The Panthers feature Big Bruno Moske, one of Man­ »Bennle Daniels pitched a flve- halfback Paul Martha, fullback last reports, is happy on the West the chest by a Don Cardwell pitch , Francisco as Bob Shaw I in order before Clay Dalrymple Hector Lopes, Elston Howard with a homer and single. start In the season opener against tured men’a semifinal at the West Hits— Pinson, Cincinnati, 186; ged early aohedul© and an offense chester’s best football players In liltter for the Senators and dou­ Side Tennis Club with the other Ooaist-^his home—end is making In the first Inning of the opener of three-hit Philadelphia 6-0 and C hi-! doubled in .the eighth, and Joe Pepltone .rapped succes­ Yale. The players keep outdoing Groat, Bt. Louis, 188; Flood, St. Coach Rip Engle feels will te loss Rick Leeson and tackle John Mao- the past 26 years, helped the West- bled in a run as they scored four In the second game, the Orioles twice' as much money in hi.s a twi-nlghter at Pittsburgh. cage’s Cubs blanked Hou.ston 3-0 - - - sive singles in the last of the match pitting 6-:oot-8 Frank Louis 179; Aaron, Milwaukee, 177; potent. zuzak. land Terrace team to the Rockville Uihes in the sixth. ott loser Dick caught up at 2-2 in the. sixth, went each other, Ingalls said. Both Frohellng III of Coral Gables, Fla. ance bu.R.inees. .Yale trainer BUI Nevertheless, the Cardinals ^ en t i behind Glen Hobble and Lindy CUBS-COLT8— ninth at New York, providing left­ The ne'W autostllution rule may Softball League title this season. ahead on Boog Powell's ruh-scor- block hard and are carrying well. against another Latin, Ronnie White. St. Loqls, 175. Pitt haa heft and 28 lettarmen Dayton has been named to handle on to win the opener 5-1, extend-1 McDaniel. Hobble, 7-9, gave up nine hits hander Whitey Ford with hls 21st Donovan. Home Runs— Aaron, Milwaukee, have .set back Paul Dletzel's re­ Moeke’s three-run homer paced On May 4, 1871, Cleveland lost ing single In the seventh, and Iced Barnes of Brazil. but aa uaual the schedule la brutal. the United States team in the 1964 ing their winning streak to nine 1 • • • and McDaniel had to come on In victory. The Yanks have been in­ 87; MoOovey, San Francisco, 36; building timetable at Army where the finale. The 240-pounder pitch- 2-0 to the Fort Wayne Keklongas It with Jim GenUle’s homer in the Dartmouth A third South American, Maria The Panthers could turn out to be Olympics in Tokyo. games behind the five-hit pitching CARDS-PIRATES— the ninth to hold off tte Colts, volved in seven etralght one-run Ma3Ts, San Francisco, 83; Cepeda, three units and the Chineae Ban­ for the Champa. .A teammate in baseball’s first major league eighth. Lefty Mike McCormick HANOVER, N.H. (AP) — Two Bueno of Brazil, assumed a men­ the tougheet outfit around and * * * of Bob Gibson. Bob Veale stopned' Gibson brought hls record to Ellis Burton, a former Colt, sup- decisions, winning five of them. San Francisco, 26; Santo Chicago Still do no better than a 6-4 rec­ dits are dead. The Cadets would Julie Aramlnl, former minor game. won it with a six-hitter. jumlor end prospects on the Dart­ acing role in the women’s divi­ league baseball pitcher. .Jimmy the Cardinals iththe nightcap 5-0 on j i6-8 and drove in the two runs with plied the only run the Cubs needed At Washington, in the 100,000th like to throw the bpll mpi-e but Short Stuff • • • • • • mouth footbalL-team were born In sion, which turned into' an all- and Howard, Los .\ngeles, 25. ord, Roach, the beat schoolboy football six hits for hls first major league i a single in the second inning. | with a first inning homer, major league game the Senators Stolen Bases— Wills, Los .\n- claim only one aophomore »s a TWINS-WHITE SOX— ANGELS-A’s— most unlikely spots for good grid­ foreign affair with the elimina­ Middle quarterback Staubach back this writer has ever Seen, will Checkered flag will be dropped shutout. romped 7-2 over Cleveland, which geles, SO; Pinson and Robinson, sound passer and no exceptional iron talent. Ivars Janelks, now of tion of second-seeded Darlene has the deft touch of a pickpocket coach the Vernon Pony League en­ on the l.’i'th consecutive stock ^ DODGERS-GIANTS— NEW YORK (AP)—MlnnesoU’a also lost the first big league match Dave Nicholson belted a grand Los Angeles took over eighth Cincinnati. 26; Aaron, Milwaukee, receivers. Guard Dick Nowak to racing season tonight at Riverside The Cardinals fell 5Mi games place from Kansas city. Billy Longview, Wash, was born In Riga, Hard of Montebello, Calif., and againat preipared defenaea wdth a try this fall. Roach wSs a brilliant back of the Dodgers, M winners Koufax, 22-6, was tagged for Twins are moving on home run 92 years ago. slam homer in a six-run second 23; Brook, Chicago, 20. tops. Park Speedway. A 250-lap fea­ inning for the White Sox, making Moran tied It with a homer in Latvia, while lettermah Jaan Nancy Richey of Dallas. I dash of Houdini added. He's one grldder at Manchester High and at San Francisco as Sandy Kou- nine hits and needed Ron Perra- muscle. The Baltimore Orioles swept Pitching—Perranoskl, 1/ot An­ I reanon Ns'vy may rule the Btoot. Bo.ston Oollegc won Ita last fiv# ture ta expect^ to lure out the But they can’t gain ground on it 6-4. After five scoreless innings the ninth for the Angels, who Luml of Port Washington, N.Y., Miss Bueno, looking like the AGONIZING MOMEN'TS— Top-seeded Chuck McKinley has had his troubles d u ^ g New York MUitwY Academy be­ fax gained his 22nd victory. Jim noski’s ninth inning - help — to sub- j Boston, winning the opener 6-4 on geles, 14-2, .876; Koufax, I-os An­ What's more Coach Wayne Har­ games of- '62 and returns with lusual 6,000, plus, spectators to the the New York Yankees, who are Battey homered with two bn in broke through In the 14th when rialms TalUna, Estonia, aa his court killer of three years ago be­ quarterback Jack Concannon. fifth fore shuttling down to Auburn Gilliam paced the Los . Angeles a t-! due the Giants. Frank Howard three-run homers by Jackie the National Tennis Championships, and yesterday was no exception. He ib shown here geles; Z i-6 , .816; McBean, Pitts­ din admits he's got the most banked oval on the banks of the content *> aingle an opponent Into the eighth for a 7-6 Minnesota Ted Bowsfleld plunked Pearson birthplace. fore she was stricken with hepa­ in total offense. The Eagles have University in Alabama.. Annual tack with a homer and two singles scored the only run other than Brandt and pitcher MUt Pappas, during yesterday’s tough but thrilling five-set match with BraziliMi Thomas Koch, who burgh, 18-8, .818; Spahn, Milwau­ speed in five years. Oonnecticutt River. .Doug Harvey, submission. and taking the second game 4-2 lead. Chicago drew even In Its half after an error. Bob Sadowskl’s titis, plays England’s Ann Hay- a wealth of back? with success Manchester /Open Golf Tourna­ scoring four runs. . those by Gilliam on a homer In the don Jones In one semifinal while * came close to scoring an upset. McKinley staved off match point in the fourth set and kee, 19-5, .792; Maloney, Cincin­ As a rosult the Middles wfill ment, misrtng from the schedule a one of hockey's all-time greaits. The game results shared the sixth innings. Howard and Gilliam The Twins, dueling Chicago for with single runs in their last three of the inn^ on a bases-loaded single and an Intentional walk. hinging on the re-tooling of the will join the New York Rangers Margaret Smith of Australia, the nati, 20-6, .679. have an even more wide open at­ year ago, has been revived and came out with a 6-4, 4-6, 4-6, 8-6, 6-4 victory to move into ths semifinals. (AP Photo­ Strikeouts—Koufax, Los An­ interior line. next week. The .38-year-old de­ Thornton Risks top-seeded favorite, goes against tack In this "drive for five" season Boston University lacks depth. will he presented Sunday and unseeded Deldre Catt in the other. fax.) ______' geles, 267; Drysdale, Los .Angeles, fenseman has been in the National aimed at a fifth straight triumph Holy Oroas. VUlanov* and Rutgers Mondey, Sept. 16-16. Amateurs The finals are scheduled for 284; Maloney, Cincinnati, 213; will compete the first day with League for 16 years.. With the Sept. 6 Black Day for Red Sox over Army. are rebuilding. Marichal, San Francisco, 197; Gib­ Hardin wnarns he lost the start­ pros and low handicap amateurs in football .seaeson still two bo three No.,.4 Ranking Sunday. Dartmouth may have the East's weeks away among the colleges, Mrs. Jones put out a lethargic son, St. I/niis, 169. ing line from tackle to tackle but action on Monday. Sports Viewing best halfback in Toni Spangenberg pro baskertbeli is ready to' enter Miss Hard, 6-4, 6-8 and Mise Bue­ Browns and Steelers AMERICAN LE.AGUE he .still ha* 25 of the flrot 33 back. • • • no won over out-gunned Mies Rich­ Batting—Yastrzemski, Boston, The big siritch of 238 potind Dick supported by fullback Tbm Parkin­ the picture wtth the New York WithMenno son. guard Bill Curran, tackle Dale Knlcks starting drills Tuesday at Yastrzelmski and Stuart ey 6-3, 6-2. Tall, talented Miss SATURDAY— .822; Kaline, Detroit, .316; Pearson._^ Merritit from fullback to tackle AMERICAN LEAGUE Runge and ends Scott Creelman Off the Cuff New York Mihtary Academy.. Smith, holder of the Australian 3 p.m.-r- National Tcnni* Los Angeles, .813: Rollins, Mlnne-" highlighted the spring during W. L. Pet. G.B. and Chuck Greer. With All-Ea^t Now It can be told. Luke Easter, Pinal two weeks of racing , at Lin­ b a n FRANCISCO (AP)—Irish and Wimbledon titles, and the tiny Singles, Channels 22, 80. Bota, .306; Malzone, Boston, and which he made great progress. 49 .666 In Hall of Fame Game q\iarterback Bill King gone, Coach former major league first base- coln Downs starts Monday with 10 New York .. Wayne TTiomton risks hli No. 4 Miss Catt advanced Thursday. 2 p.m.— Yonks vs. Tigers, Chan­ Wagner, Los Angeles, .299. Staubach, first Midshipman ever IB 62 .660 18V4 Shine in Double Defeat man with the Cleveland Indians, ndgiit—8 o’ciock—and two Satur­ Minnesota - rating among ths light heavy­ McKinley' fought off one match nel 8. ' ’ Runs Batted In— Stuart, Bos­ to win the coveted Thonipeon Tro­ Bob Blackman haa Dona Kelly IS 63 .566 14 admits to 62 years of age, 10 day daytime—2 o’clock—cards Chicago ..... weight boxing challengers tonight point and rallied from 0-8 In, the 4:30—World Series of Golf, ton, 194; Kaline, Detroit, 95; Wag­ phy as a sophomore, to destined waiting in the wings and plans more than he said he was while Baltimore ,, 77. 66 .638 16!^ against Argentine champion Jose final set In achieving a pulsating Channels 22,30. 'The Cleveland Browns and Pittsburgh Steelers clash in the ner, Los Angeles, 87; C datito, Dcr to be the finest quartenhack ever much more running from the half­ slated at Rhode Island. Rocking­ 68 71 .493 28 BALTIMORE (AP)— September 6 is a grim date in mod­ playing In the majors. The mas­ ham Park closes Saturday.. Detroit ...... Menno, a rugged puncher he al­ 6-4, 4-6, 4-6, 8-6, 6-4 triumph ovSr 8 p.m.— Wide World of Sports, National Pro Football Hall of Fame game, a feature of the trolt, 82; Allison and Klllebrew, to wear the Blue and Gold Hardin back."! and fullback now. sive Easter, known principally for A Cleveland .. 68 76 .472 26 ern history. President McKinley was assassinated and th« ready has beaten once. 18-year-old Tom Koch of Brazil. Channel 8. dedication ceremonies of the new Hall of Fame at Canton, Minnesota. 79. says. He also expeota Pat Don­ Harvard won its last four games . Sprihgfleld Indians will play 72 76 .469 26i/| hls home runs, performed with games in the American Hockey B oston ...... 67 Nazi bombings reached their peak on that calendar mark. Osuna, playing in spikes bor­ 5:80 — Race « f the W ^ k , Home Runs— Stuart. Boston and nelly to do likewise at fullback. and should have a stronger . de­ Los Angeles . 64 79 .448 It would appear Thornton ac­ Ohio, Sunday with the grid contest and dedication to be Roeheator in the IntepiaUonal League this season. opening Sept. 6, 1963, won’t exacUyi >- cepted a fight where he has rowed from McKinley, won over Channel 18. Klllebrew, Minnesota, 87>&.4Ulson, Other Navy stara Include tackle fense. Brown. Penn and Columbia League this seascm. .Remember Kansas City ..63 76 .447 broadcast on the CBS Telivlslon^------against PitWburgh Friday night, »'/J send Red Sox. fans into eoetaeles, sverythtng to lose and nothing to Martin Rlessen, U.S. Davis Cup SUNDAY— Minnesota, 32; HalK'' Minnesota, Jim Freeman, sklttery halfback figure to be improved In the Ii’les Pete Runnels, the 1962 American Washington 51 90 .362 411/, run homer. He now has KM RBl Network starting at 2 on Channel t"wice in regular aeason games. Oct. 11 at the Coliseum. Pat Egan I either, alth ou ^ Oari Yastrzemskl gain since the Argentine isn’t team member from Evanston, 111., 2 p.m.— Yanks vs. Tigers, 29; Howard, New York, and. Lock, John Sol. ends Jim <3aimp»>en and which means quite a race. Yale 1.") Lesigue batting champion with the Friday’s Results to I^ ln e 's runnei-up total of 96 Ohiuinel 8. 8. They were the only team to teat Washington, 26. a question mark under new Ifead has been rehired as coach. I end Dick Stuart n^ved closer to and kept pace with Minnesota's ranked among the top 10 and 3-6, 9-7, 6 3, 6-8. Pittsburgh bwlcs in regulsr sea­ Dave Sjuggerud, guard Fred Mar­ Boston Bed Sox? Traded to the » ♦ * Baltimore 6-4, Boston 4-2. the American Leagtn batting and Osuna. twice a semlflnallst in X p.m.— Browns vs. Steel- Ohrto Bchenkel, Frank GUeber Stolen Bases—Amrioio, Balti­ Coach John Pont. Harmon Klllebrew in homer."), 87 oould pull an upset. and Warren XAhr will te the com­ son play. lin and center Tom Lynch. Houston Colts for Roman Mejias New York 2, Detroit 1. I RiBI crowns. Boston dropped a this tournament, .said he is de­ ers, Channel 8. more, 37; Hinton, Washington, 33; Uke Navy, Syracuae has 26 let- The Iiles boast standout quar­ apiece. ■ Thornton figures s convincing mentators for this finsJ pre-sea­ during the winter, Runnels is now End of the Line Washington 7, Cleveland 2. I doiibleheader to Baltimore, 6-4 termined to make 1963 hls winning 2 p.m.—National Tennis TTis Brorwne attack will feature Wood, Detroit. 18; Snyder. Balti­ termen back from a 6-6 season but terbacks in Cornell’i Gary Wood hitting .260, 12 points higher than Minnesota 9, Chicago 8. victory in this nationally televised Singles, Channels St, 80. son content for both teams. They the running of Jimmy Brown dtid Dorn Squatrito, former Man­ i and 4-2. Boston rookie Bob Heffner was year, more and Charles, Kansas City, the am ilarity ends there. The and Columibia's Archie Roberts. the disappecause of three-run homers tory in the first meeting, they defeating San Francisco, 24-7, and quarterbacking. troit and Stigman, Minnesota, 166. in hie s e n i o r y e a r.. .Elhngbon by Jaclde Brandt and the win­ all the way home from there, at Los Angeles recently In five ers; M ay! (S3), Gianto. settled qiMTtorback. gome triumph over St. Louis that teach 800 stolen bases. (WlUlams 7-6) 2 p.m. drew In tho second and Pastrano Los Angeles, 23-14. The Steelers The game will also feature t-wo snapped Ca^nals’ winning atroak Ridge Ooimtry dub will be the ning pitcher—M ilt Pappas, re- sliding under the tag off Stuart’s sets. a a ^ b i c a n l e a g u e Nance to a 22()-pound NCAA and e . * s Boston (Morehead 8-11) at Bal- won the third. Froehllng and Barnes have Stuart (87). Red Sox; Brandt loet to Green Bay, 27-7, defeated of pro football’s greateot field Eastern heavyweight wreetling at nine games. St. Louis non open­ site of a Member-Member T ouj^ I tlmore (McNally 6-6) 8 p.m. knowned as one of the worst hit­ thro-w, ■when Powell teat out a hit A 2-1 favorite, Thornton has Philadelphia, 24-13, loet to Bal­ goal kickers, .Lou Groza of Cleve­ ROUGH WATER CANOfeING to Billy (^rdner on the edge of tho played once - that at Newport tUs (12), ^ p p a s (2), OentUe (22), champ who "has the some kind er of twl-nlght doubleheader. 6-1. Here ’n Tbere nament, 36-holes medal play, Sept. Sunday’s Gamei ters anywhere. won 38 flrtto, lost fgurnmer, with Froehllng winning timore, 17-14, and defeated I>etrolt, land and L w Mkshaels of Pitts­ If there was a happy note it was infield grass. Orloleii; McAulifle (12), TTgers; of potential as Jim Brown and BATTING —• Jim Gilliam, Dodg­ FWfeBSlanal baskiOtball will be 14-15. Eighteen holes will be played Kansas City at Los Angeles. fought ons draw. He has kayoed 18 | ■ 22-7. burgh. If you’ve got to negotiate a each day...Annual Seniors Tour­ sounded in the vicinities of Yas Jim Gentile, who had singled Brigjnt (7), Yankees; Look (26), really rough gtretch of water in Davis." according to hia coach. ers, hit homer and two singles and beamed into this area this season, Minnesota at Chicago, 2. opponents. Menno has stopped i ’ ____ Pittsburgh will be seeking, its Gross to the NFL’s all-time scor­ scored four runs as National nament, 36-holes medal play, at trzemski and Stuart. home the first Oriole score, nailed seven in hto 17-fight career, hls Seitotors; KUlebrew (87), BoStey your canoe, strap an inner tiilje "He has the brute force, great atiter a I s ^ o f one year, on a Cleveland at Washln^n. (24), Power (9), AUison (S3), first victoi-y over Cleveland In ing leader with 902 podnto; he also League leaders defeated Son Fran- ERCC is ticketed fbr Sept. 28-29 OUT IN HISTORIC GAME— Washington third baseman Don Zimmer is out at the Boston at Baltimore. Yastrzemski moved six points down the decision by cracking his only loss being in the earlier fight The Air Force Academy football holds the lifetime field gaol record to each aide. Will help .stability. speed and cut.s weJl.” , weekSy ’nKursday nlg^it basis Twins; x-NioboUieo (19), White four straight meetings. Last year Walley Mahle now to establtohed claco 6-2 and moved 6Philadelphia Eagles, Bankrupt? F te sseBslon? Don’t ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. Chicago 8, Houston 0. back speakers, heater, power fering classroom and behind made to measure; all sized Vene­ hoping to regain their ' lofty DAYTONA BiEACH, FLA. — despair! Bee Hlonost Douglas. In­ Route 88, Talcottville wheel instruction for teen-agers. 648-4896. ______Football League fires, the Houston and Buffalo should fight libs AngelM 6, San Frauolsoo X. (NEto.) — Joe Weatherly to a seats, power brakes, power steer­ tian blinds. Keys made while you it out for the Eastern champion­ heights of two years ago, wind up quire about lowest down, small­ 649-6078. wait. Tape Recorders for rent. opening gun for its fourth sea­ Today's Games proud champion without pride. est payments anjrwhere. No small 649-5301 ing. all new whitewall tires, ex­ BIDWELL HOME Improvement ship, with Boston and New York their National Foofball Leagu^ ex­ ADVERTISING cellent black and white leather in­ Marlow’s, 667 Main, 649-6221. Birdies Los Angeles (INysdsle 17-15) at A ■ contradictory statement, but Company — Rpofing, siding, ed- From Bills to son tonight. rated the league’s. weEd( sisters. hibition schedules today at Palm­ loan, or finance company plan. Two games are bn the schedule, San Francisco (Marichal 20-8). true. terior, excellent mechanically, teraUons. additions and remodel­ Boston, racked by injuries, and er Stadium. Douglas Motors, 888 Main. 1981 Comet 4-door sedan. Radio Kansas City’s defending AFL cham­ Chicago (Ellsworth 30-7) at Tho Naticmal Association for spinners, dual exhaust, many E-Z LERN ing of all types. "Excellent TOrk- noticeably weak on pass defense, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS and heater, nice and clean. other ejetras. 649-6084 after 6. pion Chiefs against the Broncos at The Giants, the defending East­ Houston (Farrell 10-18) N. Stock Car Racing's . defending 1966 PDNTIAC STAR CHIEF Con­ ’^Building—Contruetiiif 14 manship. 649-6466. AKRON, Ohio (AP)—Arnold Palmer hopes to switch from lost all five of its pre-season games, ern Conference champions, and tiie $1,296 Denver an(f the Oakland Raiders St Louie (Sadecid 8-8) at Pitto- Grand National champion to proud 8 AJM. to 6 PJA. vertible with new top, transmis­ Dnving School taking pills to scoring birdies and Jack Nicklaus promises to while New York won one^by two Eagles, who brought up the rear 1988 ENGLISH FORD. 4-door, good against the Oilers at Houston. burgh (GRibon 6-10). of his title, but he doesn’t let pride sion, brakes, battery, red and 'I960 Chevrolet Bel Air 4-door. CALL ME on your formica nseda. Roofing and Chtnmcya 16-A become serious Saturday when golfdom’s fabulous twosome points over Boston. The Jets — in the Eastern Division last year white, radio, heater,, whits side- running condition. Asking *250. (Jonnectlcut’B lotgest, auto- bars, counters, Idtchen oabineta, ■The first weekend of the season AUlwaukee (Lemaater 11-B at stand in hls way when it comes to Radio, heater, powergllde. formerly the Titans — have been after winning the NFL title In walls, cleonf 643-8298. Inquire 5 Walnut Street. matic and standard shift, vanltory units,, table-top# and hooks up with Julius Boros and Bob Charles in the $75,000 wUl be completed Sunday with the Philadelphia (Gulp 12-11) N. getting a ride in any race that COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT $1,096 R(X)FINO - Specializing repairing shuffled from top to bottom, with 1960 and finishing second in their free pick-up service, teen-age island stands. 646-6886. Buffalo Bills playing the Chargers New York (Stallard 6-18) at offers points toward, retention of MCiNDAT Tlpra F R ID A l MOtii AJ*.—BATTED AY 9 A JL ttxits of oil kinds, new roofs,- gut­ Worid ^ries of Golf. ^ Nicklaus, the Masters and PGA new owners new coach and lota of division in 1961, meet in the sec­ 1968 TEMPEST CONVERTIBLE, 1960 Studebsker V-g (Convertible classroom, older and nervous at San Diego and the rebuilt New Cincinnati (Maloney 20^) 9 p.m. his crown. 1952 PLYMOUTH station wagon, ter work, chimneys cleaned, re­ Pnlmer has been taking pills to champion who captured last year’s new players. ond annual New Jersey Jaycee standard transmission, call any­ Coupe. Radio and heater, au­ students our specialty. U6 QUALITY CARPENTRY—Rooms, York Jets taking on the Patriots at Sunday’s Games The 41-year-old Norfolk, Va., *50 or test offer. 649-0894. 6-9 p.m. paired. Aluminum siding. 30 eaaa pain in hia right shoulder in Inaugural series, had a 75 in prac­ Coach Weeb Ewbank intends to',football. gam e., PLEASE READ YOUR AD time, 649-2627. tomatic. *966 Center St., Manchester. Call basements reflnlshed. bu!lt-tns, years’ experience. Free estimates. Boston. MUwaukee at Phlladelphls. driver has raced in 43 of the 44 preparation for the two-day. 36- tice, but said, “I was only fid­ start one of the newest Jets, lawt year the Giants won, 14-10, 1982 FORD, 2-door, radio and heat­ for tree booklet, 648 8661) formica, tile general repair. No Call Howley. 643-8361. 648-0768. St Louis at Pittsburgh. Grand National races run so far T lilfirl or ”Waat Ada- are tokea aver the a* CADILLAC Convertible 1966, light 1969 (Chevrolet (4 to choose from) ..job t(Xi'small. Call William Rob­ hole play In which the winner dlin’ around. A fellow’s got to Ksmsas City ts expected to get a i Wood, at quarterback; He cam e to before 44.966 fans In a game that this year—often in cars inferior wateaoa. H ie affrattlaar ahoOld read hto ad tbe FIRST DAY n er, asking *126. Good condition. takes down a whopping *80,000. stiff challenge for the Western i the teqm after being cui uy, proved to be a barometer of New York at Cinoinnatt. blue, 68.000 miles, new tires, full All body styles. bins (Jarpentry Service. 84M446. practice sometime.” •• to those driven by men fa « beneath APFEABB aad REPORT ERRORS la time for the n«Ht toaer- power, very clean. Owner has left 643-6614. Radk -rV Repair Servieeo 18 title, notably from the (Chargers, ■ EwbanR's old club, Baltimore of I things-to-come during the. cham- Chicago at Houston. *966 to *1.395 Pahner said after a practice British open champion Charles, him In skill and reputation. Hau. n * Herald Is reoponolMe for only ONE tooorrect or ogtitted for Japan. Priced to sell. 643- HOME MAINTENANCE, repair who nron the division crown the-the National Football League. 'pionship season. Los Angeles at San Frandsoo. 1965 BUICK SPECIAL Hardtop, round Friday that hls shofflder the world. series long-shot from . He has gone to the starting line hMorttoa for any advorUaoinonf aad thea ooly ** *be oxteM of a 4884. 1969 Ford (Country Sedan, all jmd alterations. Req rooms, roof­ boNNIB’8 TV and Radio Service, bothered him only when he lifted New Zealand shot a 68, bagging i •( very good condition, new exhaust Garage— Service— Storage 10 available, all hours. Satisfaction in 1961 and 1062 cars to do bpttle «m ito m>oS"Tiie»tli>a. Errors #Woh do oot tooaon t e rglae of black, radio and heater, auto­ system, excellent for second car ing and aluminum siding. Russ his club to hit his tee shots. Amie three birdies and getting one bog,- with the very latest models. He guaranteed. <3all 649-1315. ri- t e advorfSNOMat orfll oot bo oom otod hr ‘‘maho good” matic. *996 or student. 643-0962. 1,0(X) FEET STORAGE space for Atkins, Builder. 643-0411. "The had a three-over-par 78 over the ey. Boros, U.S. Open champion, has borrowed the second cars of 1966 AUSTIN-HEALY 100, very rent Rear of 11 Main Street. small job carpenter.” 7,165-yard Firestone Country Club sank a shot out of a sand trap on — Masonic Sports Night Oct. 29r— fellow drivers. good condition. 876-6889.’ 1967 Cadillac Coupe. Radio' and 1986 CHEVROLET <3onvertlble. Reasonable rent. J. D, Realty, Moving"—Tracking— course. the 18th green for a 69. heater, power steeringn pow­ To get a car he has promised May be seen at Dairy Queen. 307 643-6129. S to ra g * 20 the owner any prize money he won. er.* brakes, power windows. West Middle Turnpike. ; ______1------*****iib?SIS b(Satbd DIAL 643-2711 Sharp. *1,096 Special Servicca 15 14 Pro Charts Tops Standings GORMAN MOTOR SALES, I MANCHESTER Package DeUvery. -BVmiRRAV O i X i S m A A H ' Yastrzemski Booked Because of this pride without 1989 TONTIAC CATALINA, auto­ Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 TREE CUTTING apd.rembval, lots Light trucking and package de­ INC. 1967 Bulck Special 4-door. R adio. matic. A-1 shape, no use for two pride, this fierce determination, and heater, power steering, cleared, insured, Jo* Pelletier, livery Refrigerators, washers and plus hto tremendous ability on any I cars, *1,196. 63 Broad St. OLD INDIAN ’’74’:, excellent con­ stove moving specialty. Folding power brakes. Very good con­ dition, recently overhauled. Will 742-7568. On Speaking Program sort of track. Weatheriy to atop Route 83. Talcottville dition. *495 chairs for rent. 649-0762. SALESMAN the NASCAR Grand' National UtOUBLE REAGHim OUR ADVERTISER? 1M2 \^LK8WAGBN Sunrorf, ex­ sell at very reasonable price. Call standings. 649-8301 cellent condition, owner transfer­ 648-6636. 1966 Cadillac 4-door sedan. Power red. Mu.st sell immediately. *1,- Roofing— Siding I t Painting— Papering 21 $100.00 PER WEEK SALARY He to fiercely preseeu by Rich­ .steering, power brakes. A real ard P e^ , Ned Jarrett and Fred 460. Can b^ sefln anytime at OUTOTE PJONTINa at a tow PLUS Rooting for Carl Yastrzemski to win the American League M-Hosr Astwerisf Stniit .sharp car for this year. Steve’s Esso Station, 1078 Burtl- R. DION RfXIFINa and siding, al­ Lorenzwi, all of whom drive fac­ Last Fling Tonighf price. No job too big or too small. *896 side Ave., E. Hartford. Business Services Offered 13 terations, ceUlngB. painting and $25.00 PER WEEK EXPENSES batting championship are members of the Manchester Lodge tory-backed cams, 'nds mqans that 1968 Pontlaoi. 4-door (JataJina Vista, gutter woik. Sattofaction ^aran- (3aU now, 649-0728. radio and heater, ^w er steer­ PLUS of Masons. If the R ^ Sox slugger wins the award, the Ma­ they to not have to worry about For Stock Drivers Fne to HarsM Reaim- 1955 Rambler Wagon j 1966 OLDSMOBILE. 4-door, auto­ LAWN MOWERS diarpened and teed, free estimates. 643-4352. sons will be able to present the bat champ as one of the reptocemeivts for *heir machines. ing, power brakes. A doll, repaired, free pick-up and 'deliv­ 5% TO 10% SUDING COMMISSIONS sY H* SAVE 1956 Rambler Sedan matic, radio, heater, verj’ good pt' speakers on their .sixth annuaH’ Weeitherly isn’t factory backed At Riverside Park W aat condition. Best offer over *225. ery in Manchester. Russ’ Mower PLUS Sports Night program since Pbntiac, after years of top 1981 Rambler 2-door Hardtop 644-0679. Service, 742-7607. Win, lose or tie, Yastrezmski will ooesB, withdrelv from obmpeti- 1963 (Chevrolet Impala 4-door‘Hard­ NOTICE QUARTERLY BONUS, BLUE CROSS, ETC. The modified stock car pilots ai' 1066 Oldsmobile 2-door Hardtop TREE REMOVAL pnubng, and WANTED R u n n i n g — cured this old^can coach good years out of trana- be here on Tuesday night, Oct. 29 tion. So Joe, and the mechanic top — radio and heater, pow­ In accordance with the>require- Riverside Park' Speedway haw MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE *69 As Is lot clearing. Itown mowing. Frank CLEAN LATE MODEL Experienced Salesman for East Hartford, Manchester, Sto ord plants Bill Quinlan and Frank Pul­ to talk baseball at the Masonic who sets up hls oars. Bud Moore er steering. Red with .red In­ 1947 FORD, V-8 engine, good run­ ments of the Zoning Regulations trotiblo spot wdth a best in the ning condition, .649-2416. C. Noble. 649-6063. Springs Area To Call On Plants,-S<^oo1b, Hospitals, Reetaunuito, East, Timmy Brown is aU-pro ler, the defense will jell. Riley Temple. Yastrzemski is locked in o f Spartanibuiig, S. C., have to con­ their final fUng tonight. The 22n^ terior. A puff. SAVE for the Town of Manchester, Con­ serve the one flrst-claae racing 6 4 9 4 ) 5 0 0 GORMAN MOTOR SALES, necticut, the Zoning Board of Ap­ Smer^ Established Accounts Plus I^rge Potential. . stu«. Tod Dean is healthy again. Gunnels, a tackle holdover, rates a tight duel with Al Kaline of De­ and last racing program o f the HAROLD It SON Rubbish Re­ 1967 FORD CONVERTIBLE, au­ peals will hold a public hearing on USED CARS high. The fourth job, at end, is be- troit. Fonttoc they have for rich races. season — a titanic %0-lap endurf 1668 Oldsmobile 2-door dynamic 88, INC. ' moval, cellars, attics, and yards, SEND RESUME TO: - Clarence Peaks is the best blocker _ _ Taom bsar fraoi **t tomatic transmission, radio, heat­ t'vyeen Bobby Richards and a new The former *1(X),0(X) bonus player TTiey can't rWk its engilne and ance twt — Will .be offered. Jg. Radio and heater, power weekly or monthly pick-up. Har­ Monday evening, September 16, TOP PRICES PAID at full-back. Paul Dudley, rookie Route 83, Talcottville er, new top. 649-1787. 1063 at 8:00 PM. in the Hearing kid named Jerry Mazzanti. Rookie who attended the University of ports in leaser races, so Weather­ year ago. a crowd gf nearly 6,0<)C spradtnf oB awoolng at t e steering, power brakes. Uke old Hoar. 649-4034 r AIRKEM SERVICE CO. OF CONN. Tom Woodeschlck and veteran I Open till 9 p.m. Room of the Municipal Building, FOR ALL MAKES Ray , Mansfield has disappointed. Notre Dame,, will share the speak­ ly Uterally has to scrounge his -witnessed the windup race, and- new, U)W mileage.. SAVE “ 17* HOraiEADOW ST; -i- SIMSBURY, CONN. 'jlieron Sapp round out the crew. ing spotlight with a member of the way on the dirt tracks and the 649-6801 SHARPENING SERVICE - Saws, on the following applications: % (No Phone Calls) A— C 1 another near-capoctty turnout tf 'I^ucks—^Tractors 5 knives, - axes, shears, skates, ro­ New York Yankees. Last year quarter and half-milers. He’ll ride expected tonight. Peraonal» ST Ain HEARING ALSO. PASSING — It aU depends on LINEBACKING — Doesn’t look i Frank Malzone of the Red Sox and in almost anything that will roll. Lost and Found 1968 Gorvair_ Spyder 2-door Hard- CHEVROLET 1969 pickup, half tary blades. Quick service. Capitol Richard F. Hughes; 270 West Carter Chevrolet whether Sonny Jurgenaen plays the name without Chuck Bednarik. A new champion will be crownea top. Radio and heater, 4-speed ceiient condition, side windows, Equipment Co., 38 Main St . Man­ Elston Howard of the Yanks, along The skiU of the man to proved by FOUND — PAIR of glasses to ELECTROLUX SalSs and Service, new engine, brakes and clutch. tone, 6, cylinder, ^;ood buy for Middle Turnpike; Bus. ZAne III. back to his 1961 form. There’s no Mike W oulfo 'has been tappe Manchestej exchange. ESnterpris*" requested to have used car lot li­ 1967 and again in I960. C. l o s t — Passbook No. 16769.\No- 1963 RED FORD (Convertible, good laff tight, there’s always a threat. SEOONDARY — Sufflcienjt ex­ chairman; Ernie Smith, cheer lead­ tona International, Charlotte, At-> tive traction. SAVE 1946 cense with repairing of cars sold SEPTIC TANKS perience with last year’s align­ er chairman; Prank Aldrich, dec­ Current point leader Danny G ^ ' tlce Is hereby given that P m ^ running condition. Must sell. 649- on premises only, and certificate AND Timmy Brown catches, tod. So far hmta and Darlington, S. C. He book No. 16769 issued by the First Automobiles For Sale t " Auto OrlTinc Sehoot 7-A ment o f Don Burroughs and Jim­ orations; Howard Waddell and Hal to a calculating madman on short killo of Waterbury, Ed Patnode of 1456. < STEPS. SIDEWALKS, atone walls, of approval for same at above lo­ the spilt end job seems to be go­ Manchester Office, HarUord Na­ 1962 Ford Ftorlane. Radio and ing to newcomer Ronnie Goodwin, my Carr at safety and improving Turking;ton, speakers committee co- dirt tracks. Westfield, Dick Dixon of Ware- v 1957 FORD CUSTOM 300, standard MORTLOCK'B Drivtnc Bchoo) ln e„ tlreplaces, flagstone terraces. All cation. tional Bank A Tnist Co. haa been heater, Fordomatic. Clean. 1966 CHEVROLET "8” automatic, PLUGGED SEWERS a swiftie who edged ahead of Irv Cross and Ben Scotti at the chairmen; Willis Hoyt, publicity. Joe’s toitsat outing—in hto Na bouse Point and Bill Greco of transml^bn, radio, heater, ck- offices,, classroom located Man­ concrete repair* Reasonably Stoner Smith; 478 Centeir Bt.; New Haven, are the other boy* lost ■ and application has been $1,696 immaculate condition. Beat offer. chester Parkade, lower level. Be­ priced. 648-0861. Hopalong Cassady. Dick Lucas and comers. Scotti is being pressed by .Ticket outlets wrill be announced I FCtitioc—w as at Darlingiton 6h made to said bank for payment ceUent -condition. $295. .6494068. Bus. Zone II. Spertal exception to Miehia* Dlsaml Nate Ramsey, 'robkle. Mike Mic- shortly. The program will be open Lalbor Day. This was the first of fighting for the throne. GaluUo, 644-0370. ginners, older, nervoiu ^identa, requested to have used car dealer’s Ken Gregory are window dress- and issuance of new book. "HAVE ITME, wUl work.” AU odd Cellan to a holdover in the sec­ to the public. the September NASCAR races who holds a 29-pMnt edge in ths 1954 OLDSMOBILE 2-door Holiday. our spMialty. Taen-oga orlver'a license.and certificate of approval Beptie Tanka. Dry Well*, Sew­ ing. B + * Can be seen at 74 Woodland Street GORMAN MOTOR SALES, 1961 OLDSMOBILE 88, convertible, education course. State certified. jobs done. Everything our special­ er LlnM lBstaIIed->Cellar Wa- OFFENSIVE LINE — TTilo to ondary setup. R— A roast beef dinner will be serv­ which offer a total of more than standings, has to be regarded as for same at above location. between 5-7. 649-1919. power steering and brakes, orig­ 649-7898. ty. You name it. Call us anytime. (erprocflng Dqna where the Eagles sink or swim and ed at 7 o'clock. |160,()00 In prise m oney. the top choice. Danny boy to shoot­ INC. AU persons interested ‘may at­ ing for an uiiprecedented twin-kill- - Announcementa inal owner. Call 643-8878, teWteen 649-4343, 633-2987. Nick Skorich has hls biggeht wor­ SUMMARY — The E agles’ Weatherly adfnits that he hkea tend this hearing. ing at Riverside, since he alread^ 1961 DELUXE ENGLISH FORD Route 83, TalcottviUe 6:80-7:80 p.m. LEARN TO DRIVE - Bpedal at­ Zoninc Board of Appeals ries. He can get by at tackle with problems are concentrated up DOING THE TWIST . to be tbe NASCAR riuunpion, if tention to neivoua and eldarly FOR HIRE — Heavy Duty roto- AkKINNEY GROS. only for the money. WiUj appear­ has the jtUopy title tucked, away*. COMPLETE LAUNDRY service, Anglia, 2-door aedpn, radio, beat­ John F. Clifford, J. D. Smith and Jim MoCusker. front. The offensive line is plagued A good way to untwist a twisted Open till 9 p.m. 1966 FORD, CLEAN, 4-door, auto­ Caaaaroom for teen-agor. Pickup Uller service, attachments Includ- ance lAoney, endorsements and Li second place ik Patnode, wih^ ■ dry cleaning, shirts fintobed, wash er, whitewalls,.! speed floor shift, CSiairman SwwMOM Disposal Co. Jim Schrader has the savvy to by youth in the middle, the defen­ line to to tie a large float to- the matic, radio, beater, 4 new wbite- service. Day or eveiw t for la-wns, gardening, and point fund money alone, the title ner of the 200-lap race last week. fold!*Uvsty service, dicky very low mileage, good condition, John A. Oigianalhi, 1SB-1B2 t m H S-OGIB play center, backed by Howard sive line by tbe specter o< age, end and let the current sweej>‘ It Sty, 649-6801 vrall tires, powar ateering, |290. Reasonable roloa. landsc^lng in general. Leaves is worth 130,000 or more a.year. Patnode to hoping to bring th^ ' Lady Laundry, 48 PumeU Place,’ SO miles per gallon, 648-8806 ai- raked or mulched. 648-8920. , 'BoenUty * ' Keys. Bat guard la pointed by Otheiwtoe the Eagles are equlpp^ all out; Then wait while float slow­ i tier 4 pjoa. . ' TU. G4D>1716 altar • pjP. DtMag Aaftdteg. MD-12M. to bomb anyone off thei field wHli ly revoAves the jMxMem away. An­ , The negt champion wUl hgve crown back to MasaachusettO.) 649-2002. gnya named Fete Case, Boy Hord, ttw MiUifttotkMi o f bsaUng a real Springfield’s J^xy Humtoton woir long-range attacking ihraatn, other poasMMty to tq trod diA BUI Byrpe and Jhn Skaggal O ttmmsHim, .pna ths ohanp In 1961. D OEIiNfim B U m B tiMF T h ^ U be liAierestIng. Bkm^ wfbi aottiliig -on tba end. I ? A G E E i MANCHESTER EVENING HEEALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,» SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7,* 1968

take It are relieved of fitelr pain­ Hoercs For Sate 72 Wanted—Real Estate 77 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,' MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 19M Houses FoT Sate 72 Houses For Sate 72 Houses For Sale 72 House* Fot Sate' 72 ful- symptoms. , Tniman Blasts I P A G E T E N IT IS EAST to buy and sell real When the drug Is'taken over a GREEN MANOR home, paint and m a n c h e s ’t e r g r e e n , — plCr Ewmm fmt Balt HoufMa For Bate Tl BOLTON LAtCB WATERFRONT - dble in this A ^MEMAKER’S DREAM — 2 estate when you are dealing with prolonged period there Is a grad­ t h e r e o u g h t a b e a l a w By FAGALY and SHORTEN J FIVE BEDROOMS decorate to your taste and save hire book 6 room Ranch In a SltnatkNM W«nt*d— ^ NORTH COVENTRY - $14,800. A’-’ 4 toom home plus bunkhouae. moderatelymoderate!; priceiJ Cape. 'Near bath, 8 bedroom ranch, knotty beautiful wooded .setting. Modem an experienced Realtor such as ual disappearance of the abnor­ Proposed NYC ii4,BOO - • BOOM OAPB. teWMOT- over $1,000. Dishwasher, disposal, Mate 39 Neat completed 6 room Capa, ’< 7 ■’ Cotuptatety tumished. - Easy fl- schools, imoppin^ transportation, pine kitchen with buUt-ins, dining kitchen with built-lns, fireplace, T. J. Crockett. We hnye the mal tissue, so that’ wheh the treat­ late ooodltlon. oewly fiiii*«a. area, 1-car garage,’’ less than 8- Mtra kitchen cabinete, washer know-how, but arp always tn need ment is successful a permanent oU hot watar heat, large fenced nane^- John H. Lappen, Ino,, all city utilities. Deep treed yard. and dryer, .attic fan, 4%% mort­ ceramic bath, garage. Channing fireplacs, open stairs, recreaUtm years-old. $18,500. E. J. Carpen­ of listings. Over 18 years experi­ cure' can usually be claimed. A Teacher Strike TOUTH, iT-yeam-oM. de*ir«i any A s DtQEaoR OF THE CIDERMIU. PlMERS, B u t nOhcm caued out tor a CURTAIM ^ yard. Bel Air Real Estate, 648- ^ 64e-02'n, 648-031S. Belfiore Agency, 648-8121. Ask gage. Asking $16,200. Call owner livable home in a fine neighbor­ typ* of work after school and room, wooded tat, Manchester. ter, Broker, 649-6081, 6494182. ence in satisfying the needs of few recurrences have been report­ CLASSIFIED AMATEUR THEEPIANS, OAiTELUA fTRCWCO 9PSECH MOtJ RELAXED WAS OAZELLAT 6882. ______for Norman Hbnentbal. 649-6091. . ■ ______hood. Wesley R. Smith Agency, Carlttm W. Hutchins. •49-8182. Saturday. 'Phone 649.4790. WOW! IS THERE A DOCTOR IE THE HOUSEf 64^1894. home-owners in the greater Man­ ed. ■,'■ , (Continued from Page One) COOIHESS AMD PQI9E- BOWERS SCHOOL - 6 room Oapi^ $10,300 — SMALL CAPE on heauti- chester area. Call 643-1877 for COVENTRY LAKE - 4 room ^ f o r d s t r e e t — 8 room house. A In the 20 per cent In whom 5 finished, lifetime elding, very ' fully treed lot. Aluminum storms, prompt and personal attention. M0V4 «CMtMeeRr rORMT ‘THC - Aup ,-uH«.Ccn«miR>TWir n - tage, 2 woodad lots. Ownsr will LOOK THESE OVER real good home centrally located. HOLLISTER S’TREBT — Colonial. medical treatment is not suecess- Monday by teachers in the city’s Dours— B ir d s — P eta 41 clean livable home. Immediate screens, doors, cedar shingles. persuaded our ULP.'tN>tN0RKM6 ULP.' tN»tN0RKM6 W>WITH sacrifice. John B. t^ppen, Ine., CARTER STREET Joee^ Barth, Broker, 649-0820. All schools walking distance. Fire- ful, surgical treatment can still public schools. ADVERTISING AUDICHCC.' < t t P COOLf «Pf AK. occupancy. Only 818,900. Hayea Heating costs only $100 annually. placed living room, dining room. K.M0DEST DlRECTC 7lK‘ «.loeRMILL PM/CRS* 649-S261. 648-8109. be resorted to. We are justified Friday night, the panel held BOARDING and Groeoiing — Trim aiARW r OOMT SCRATCH 'fOOR Agency, 648-4808. Excellent for , retired couple, or as $12,900 — New on market, im­ 6H ROOM RANCM style house Kitchen-den, 8 bedrooms up. Oa­ CTO SAV A FEW .CCHATTfRJ$(AS GREAT In saying, therefore, that with what it termed exploratory talks CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS your Cocker, Poodle or pooch to HCAOr CTAHD tTRAtSHT AMP e x c e l l e n t 6-r o o m Colonial Bolton a., first homa for young couple. maculate four room ranch with with 8' bedrooms, single car ra- rage. Deep, treed lot. Aluminum ^------Fu-f-nwfmAHx'you.* SWEEPING VIEW — 1968 three skillful treatment this annoying with Dr. Calvin E. Gross, super rTL.M. to 5 P.M. your satisfactkm. Called for and QRAceFutuy •home, beautifully landte*ped 1^ Belfiore Agency, 648-6121. Ask for detached oqe car garage. Nice rage, white aluminum siding vnth storms and screens. $18,800. Rob­ disease can be successfully treated delivered if desired. Hamumy bedroom Gold MedalUcn Raneh, Norman Hohenthal. level lot, trees. Located up on green shutters recently installed, ert Wolverton Agency, Realtors, The intendent of schools, and Charles only 819,800. Joseph Berth, Brok­ Six room English Cape ■with In practically all those who have Cogeh, president of the United Hill Kennels. Hebron Rd., Bolton, buUt-tn stove, hug# lot, only $14,- the east side, all uUUties, an located In Green Manor estates, D’649-3818. er. 649-OS20. . oversize 8-car cinder block ga­ ONLY '$12,B00„, 8 bedroom ranch It. Federation of Teachers. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSFIED ADVT. 6434J427 900. Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor, rage. Ideal for home «nd work­ exceptional home. radiant heat, storm windows and centrsdly located near schools, DUPLEX MINDED? You will prof­ Doctor Says MONDAT Thro nUDAY 10:80 A.M.— 8ATTRD AT 9 A ^ l. $18,800 — BUT WORTH MORE. 649-5182. shop. Price reduced for im­ doors. Call anytime 649-1484. Q—I am nearsighted.. When The talks were to resume today. THREE ADORABLE, hfwsebrok shopping, transportation. . Com­ $18,800 — Six room cape, now it by buying this 8-4 two family on Attractive 6 room Cape, fine con­ mediate sale. my eye doctor changed my Former federal Judge Simon H. en kittens need homes Call 649- pletely repapered and repainted, vacant. Recently redecorated. MANdHESTER GREEN Area — a beautiful level treed lot. Every dition, close to everything. A good Oil heat, combination windows. OUTLOOK IS EXCELLENT TOR glasses last month he had to Rifkind, ’Theodore w. kheel, a 0296. subetential home for the discrim­ ^oors redone, etc. 8t. James Like new 6 room Colonial with modem feature. Convenient to TOUR COOPERATION WILL n|A|_ A 4 3-2 711 ON THE HIGHWAY Will qualify for FHA o r VA ENDOMETRIOSIS SUFTERERS make the lenses stronger. My labor attorney, and Frank E. BE APPRECIATED, l/IMI. I I inating buyer. Wesley R. Swrtth Parish. Belfiore Agency, 648-6121. recreation toom, combinations, shopping and transportation. Wes­ Ask for Len Charboneau. minimum financing. By WAYNfc O. BRANDSTADT friends say that this means Karelsen. chairman of the execu­ Agency, 649-1894. fireplace, fenced yard. Near ley R. Smith Agency, 649-1894 tive committee of the Public Edu­ SIAMESE KITTENS, 8 «-eeks old. BEL Am REAL ESTATE schools. Owner 648-4084. M. D. that niy eyes are getting weak­ Frequently we hear of people $13,900 — Here’s a cape on a cation Aijsociation, make up tbe 649-946*. DISTINCnVB 4 bedroom Colonial, l(x>klng for a home with some NICE 6 ROOM older home. Large HERRON —,6. room Cape less than Newspaper Enterprise Assn. er. Will I eventuaUy go blind? lot full of beautiful trees ahd A—The term "weak eyes" is completely remodeled and ready land on a main road where 643-9332 gracious rooms. Right on bus GLASTONBURY — Large five 2-years-old.’' Fireplace, oil hot panel. line, steps frohi shopping, In cen­ shrubs that affords the maxi­ room ranch with attached garage. “My doctor says 1 have endo­ one of the most frequently mis Continued From Preceding Page THREE CUTE kittens looking for for immediate occupancy. Hot they can have their home plus water heat, full cellar. Over acre Talks between the UFT and tral Manchester. Belfiore Agency, mum of privacy. All six rooms Raised hearth fireplace In living metriosis. What Is It? Must I have applied phrases in popular use. board representatives collapsed homes Call 649-7375. water heating, copper plumbing, some type of business, such as lot. 648-0988. 648-8121. Ask for Norman Hohen­ finished plus a nice enclosed room, spacious kitchen, back an operation?" I have received No matter how strong the lens Thursday when the city corpora­ Painting—Papering 21! Help Wanted— Female 35' ceramic bath are all new. Insjtect kennels, roadside fruit stand, rear porch. several letters from women 'Khn- this remarkable value today. Wes­ professional office, etc. We thal. patio. Just minutes to two golf you need, if it corrects your vi­ tion counsel, Leo A. Larkin, ob­ MANCHESTER — 6 bedroom ex­ courses. Realistically priced. llar to this one. sion so that you can read the 20- HOUSEKEEPER FOR elderly FREE — 6 adorable well behaved ley R. Smith Agency, 649-1894. have listed a three bedroom $14,000 — Bight cloee to the 73 tained a temporary order in state PAINTING, EXTERIOR and In­ ecutive ranch, 8 fireplaces, 2 BIG OLDER HOME in St. James Owner will accept offer. Call Lots For Sate ’This condition has probably al­ 20 line oh your doctor’s eye chart, supreme court directing the teach­ woman, live in. referenre.«. Write kittens, used to, children. 649-9567. ^ home in tip-top condition plus High School and Junior High, ways eidsted but It was not rec­ terior, paperhanging, wallpaper TOLLAND —,9 room house, needs baths, heatedjpatlo, kitchen bullt- Parish, Large, enclosed front Charlie Burns, 629-8288. Arthur A. your eyes are not weak. Neither ers to show cause Monday why to Box T. Herald. three acres of land. Zoning at another clean home. Recently TWO BUILDINO tots, prime loca' ognized until recent years, and removed, dry wall work. Reason­ WANTED - GOOD home in the ; minor work, bargain at $18,700. ins, acre lot. Bel Air Real Estate, porch. B-car garage gives Income Watson Realty, 166 Main Street, nearsightedness ort any other they should not be prohibited from present Is residential, but other iwsslbpity. Convenient location. redone, from floor to celling. tion, city utilities. Philbrick' Agen^ It appears to be Increasing In able rates. Fully insured. 649- count rv for •year-old male dog. Joseph Barth, Broker, oeO'OOTO. 648-9832. , Wethersfield. error in refraction will cause conducting a strike. 9688, Joseph P. Lewis. businesses ere in the area. Belfidre Agency, 648-6121.. Ask for Yard Is excellent fdr children. cy. 649'6464. frequency. CLERK-TVPISTS call 644-1323. Heavily traveled in a 'fro w ln f blindness. At a general membership meet­ MANCHESTER — Ideal home for VERNON — ASSUME iportgage, NotihanHohenthal. Easy to finance. MANCHESTER Green Area — It Is a nonmallgnant growth of .MOftTlM , residential area out east (X k INDUSTRIAL LOT for sale, rail­ If you look through a pair of ing Friday, the teacher* voted PAINTTNO— Exterior anc' Interior, . 'We have inlere.sting positions a small family. 4 rooms just like well kept 8-room ranch, built-in Jensen Street near Junior High tissue resembling the lining of paperhanging, floors aanded and Town. Priced fairly in the mid IMMACULATE RANCH lii So. road siding, on Parker Street. Call binoculars and everything is 5,219-758 to reject the oard'S with diversified duties in our 42 K y fr* -i new. 2-car garage. Centrally lo­ idtehen, natural woodwork, walk­ and Grammar Schools, on bus the uterus in various ports of the blurred, you adjust the length of flSshed. Got the beet for lees. I jv e S tock twenties. out basement, large sloping lot. Windsor, a stone’s throw from T. J. Crockett, Realtor 649-8891. last contract proposal. clerical department to be filled cated. $13,900. T. J. Crockett. line, near shopping center and pelvic ca^vlty. the binocular tube and bring The UFT, with a membership CWl 344-0601. _ Hayes Agency, 648-4808. Manchester. Maples and ever­ churches, all utilities, bullt-lns, Depending on the exact lo c^ bv qualified clerk-typists, with WELSH PONY, gentle, good with 648-1677. things back Into focus. WJien your of 21,000, represents all of the greens plus nice, shrubbery. At­ ► .648-1677 basement garage, shaded tot. tion of this abnormal growth e x t e r i o r AND interior painting. or without experience High children, free riding lessons with | WOODED BUILDINO lot, 186x420, doctor fits you with glasses of any system’s 43,000 teaclier* In con­ COLONIAL — Formal dining room, T. J. Crockett, Realtor BOLTON — 6 room Cape, 8-car tractive anchor fencing around Charles PonUcelll, Builder, 649- and Its extent. It may cause Wallpaper books. Paperhanging. school education required, five purchase. Arnold Nelson, 787 L y-. Household Goods 51 Apartments— Plata Houses For Sale 72 oversised gatm e, with lubrication $8,200. 648-8887. strength he brings things back Into cabinet kitchen with dishwasher, property. Beautiful' panoramic 9644 or 648-2468. symptoms so mild ss to go un­ tract talks. CaiUngs. Floors. Fully insured day week, excellent in.surance . dall St., 643-8906.. T en em en ts 63 pit and loft, mcellent workshop. focus for you. Weak eyes? Poppy­ The board has said it rould not OVERSIZED CAPE. 7 roams, 8 den, 8 bedrooms, attached garage 643-1577 view. Belfiore Agency, 648-8121. BOLTON LAKE — 4 bedroom, B-ZONE LOT for sale, 64x866; ati noticed. workmanship guaranteed Leo benefits and pleasant working MOVING OUT of town —, Used fur- Bel Air Real Estate, 648-9382. , 8-bedroom cock ! grant pay hikes this year but conditions. Call Mrs. Peterson, full baths, 4 bedrooma, lu g e Hy­ lot 102x612. Marion B. Robertson, Ask for Len Charboneau. brick veneer Cape Cod, IH baths, $18,900 — Extra larg facilities, Including sidewalks. It’, can cause severe menstrual Pelletier, 649-6826. if no answer, niture and household goods, rea- AVAILABLE OCTOBER 1—5 room Ranch, fireplace, aluminum sid­ promised at least a $12 million 643-1161 for appointment. Articles For Sate 45 »onabie. 649-8176. ing room, formal dining room, at­ Realtor. 643-6668. 10x24 finished reo room with fire­ Call 646-8891. cramps, pain on emptying the call 648-9048. __ flat, second floor, -oil burner, MANCHESTUR — 6 room ranch, SIX, YES 6 room Ranch, just over ing, aluminum storms, garage, increase next year under a two- steam heat, Ru.sco storm win-1 tached garage. 160x160 wooded lot, IDEAL 8 BEDROOM ranch, IVi $16,600. $2,200 assumes 614% place. Lot 140x225. Private beach bowel at the time of menstt uation, Putter Has 2 $22,900 P h II b r 1 e k Agency, QUIET SECLUSION - Huge Mancheste^llne in So. Windsor. privileges. $29,900. Owner 649- 106x800, trees. Carlton W. Hutch­ Soles year pact. p a in t in g — Five room' ranches Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. THREE QHOW CASES, suitable f RIGIDAIRE Refrigerator. 12 cu. dows. Venetian ' blinds, garage. | baths, screened porch, full base­ O.L. m ort^e. Garage, fireplace, Carport,■'■C^uU cellar, fire and or ability to become pregnant. for Jewelry case.'. »cigar cases, ft.. $ . Brand new portable rig- 640-8464. screened porch, immaculate 7| 6968. ins, 649-6182. The teachers demand a $9 mil­ and capes for $50. Trim and paint 63 East Center St., 50 Adults. 643-7965. I ment Includes finished rec room sp^ess condition, on bus line. storms, screens, doors. Minim um 'Those who become pregnant In WASHINGTON—New for golf­ etc. Reasonable. Patio Drive In, j .setting machihe, $60. 649-1043. room Split. baths, garage, { Sabarban For Sale 75 lion immediate pay boost and $20 e j^ , Also, scraping. 742-8101. __ and den, dishwasher, attic fan, Ray Holcombe, Realtor, 644-1286. storms, screens, doors. Mlnimiun BOLTON — STATELY country spite of their endometriosis are ers are a putter whose balamce can Manchester We.st Middle Turnpike. large rooms, Manchester, $18.900.; MANCHESTER — Buckley School. million additional next year In a Carlton W Hutchins. 64941182 i and many extras Handy to shop- FHA or VA financing available. home, completely renovated, con­ COLUMBIA — 7 room homo. 1,600 usually cured as a result of the be changed by adjusting Ita head, NEW GAME for Manche.ster Her­ TWO ELECTRIC STOVES, (one a j^^r g E 4 room unfurnished apart- ______ping and schools. Good neighboral MANCHESTER—No. Main Street. Green Manor 8 bedroom ranch, two-year agreement. -et"- Belfiore Agency, 648-6121. Ask for many extras. $16,800, 649-8683. sisting of 10,rooms, 214 baths, ,2- square feet of living area, 4 bed­ pregnancy, but they constitute a a nondeflecting golf-bell-posltion "The present pay .scale starts at ald customers. You buy the paint, Good LAWNMOWBRS. garden trartors, combination electric and coal or ment, heat, utilities, etc. 649-9468. GARTH ROAD 7 room older home with garage SECRETARY (medical) ANDOVER - nS.900. Immaculate I 52 Hilltop Drive. Call owner, Ji49- Len Charboneau. car garage, many extras. In fine rooms, fireplace, artesian well, fortunate minority. marker, and a versatile putter with $5,300 a year,, for beginners and you name your price — we will do .skills personality, doctcir's of­ ' and tillers. Terms, trades, parts wood, .suitable for cottage. 649- on bus line. $12,800. Phone 643 ’The treatment first applied wa.s 2 bedroom ranch, 100x600 lot, | 0242. CUSTOM DESIGNED executive professional neighborhood. For covered patio, attached 2-car ga­ two soles-^-for shots on and off the rises to $9,170 after 13 years of your painting. 649-786.3^______fice. center Hartford, diversified and service Capitol Equipment, 0894, 6-9 p.m. THREE ROOM apartment inter- 8442 or Rockville 878-6341. No SDC ROOM COLONIAL, 6-years- oversize garage, ideal for newly- 1 ------r r ^ —^ ' home toi one of Mancheatw’s patrtlculars call Mrs. Shorts, 648- rage, one landscaped acre, lovely surgical removal of the abnormal green. Ah are among recent pat­ service. Teachers also are eligible duties, sporadic schedule. 35 88 Main Htreet, MancheMer. .section of Clinton and Schcxil weds or retired couple Hayes' MANCHESTER - If you are tacA- agents. old. Immaculate, 2-car garage, tissue. About 30 to 80 per cent WILTON RUG and pad. beige, 5 'j room quality built raneh, ^m e locations. 7 spacious 8886, or Doris MoLallen, 829-8770. view, In lake area. Offered by ents. for three differentials totaling $1,- hours. $80. Abilities Unlimited. 648-7958. Street, ground floor, garage. Call Agency. 848-4808. ing for a honw that you can move additional parking, fine area. E. of the women who were unable IS'IO” X'10'7” , excellent condition. family kitchen with built-ins, LOOKING TOR A 4 bedroom Cape rooms, sunken living room, J. Watson Beach A Co., 822-2114. owner, please call 228-6349. 275 a year for advanced training, Employment Consultants. 1007 649-1823 or upstairs, rear. into witSoul'^ touching even *0 J. Carpenter, Broker, 649-6061, to conceive before the operatlcn Etectrtcal Serriccs' 22 SCREENED LOAM for the best tn Phone 649-3582 after 5 "^excelient condition. For indi­ in attractive, central location? cathedral celling. 2 huge fire- making a top salary of $10,446. Farmington Avenue, West Hart­ SPLIT-LEVEL — 7 rooms, garage, much as. a paint brush, call us 649-9162. became pregnant afterward and SKULDUGGERY lawns from our screening plant THREE ROOM cold flat, second vidual attention call . . . Fireplace, storms, shrubs. ReA plsices, landscaped lot. Call own­ MANSFIELD, Eaglevllle section. f r e e ESTIMATES. Prompt serv­ ford. 233-3641. fireplace, hot water oil heat, all for a look at this Immaculate 7 16 rooms, 8-famlly house, good had no fiulher trouble due to this PHILADELPHIA 'AP) — Nath­ Andover • Columbia. George Grlf- THREE PIECE modem living floor, 54 Birch Street. elderly sonable. 649-6436. er 649-6286, after 6 p.m. or Satur­ ice on all types of electrical wir- built-lns, cUy utilities, excellent room ranch with a beautiful view. MANCHESTER RANCH — 8 bed­ ' OLDER HOME —u home or Investment, $9,500. Hart­ cause. In some women the dt.s- an Passen Is getting used to hair- fing, Inc., 742-7886. room set. couch needs slipcover, preferred. See Mr. Colbv Asking only $28,500. T. J. Crock­ day and Sunday. WAR ON GROUNDHOGS r. licenaM and Insured. Wilson $70. 649-8838 after 5 :80. ^ condition. Present mortgage may rooms, kitchen with bullt-lns, ford 528-8120. ease was found on operation to raising events since becoming a BABYSITTER WANTED, 3 eve­ premises. B & N AGEN'CY ■ be assumed. Charles Lesperance,' ett, 648-1677. 896 WOODLAND S’TRBBT — 8 bed­ birch cabinets, dining room, living MANCHESTER ectrlcal Co., Manchester, 649- FOR SALE — Flat steme fot walla, room Cape, garage, city water, MANCHES’TER — Coimtry Club be so extensive as to require partner In a wig company here. SELINSGROVE, P*. (API -^’A a nings a week. 643-0634. Roger Negro 649-7620. 643-5664. 4> room -with fireplace, natural 4817. Glastonbury, 648-1388. fireplace, veneer, and paUes. Call AVAILABLE NOW - School Street, sewer. Beautiful condition. Owner area. 6% room custom built ranch, BOL’TON LAKE — 4 room winter­ removal of part of the bowel or of As he entered his shop recently local farmer has found a success­ PROPOSED 2 family flat, quiet woodwork, aluminum combina­ lot 100x166, screened porch, priced Large older home In exception­ ized home plus enclo.sed porch. he collided with a man who was 649-0617. I PAIR OF PERIOD club chairs, 1 ^4 rooms on second flOor. hot 643-8727 J ntial area, quail-< 643-0127. $14,800. the ovaries or uterus'. ful method of waging war on aqua upholstery, 649-2266. water and .stove furnished. One tions, 8-years-old, $18,800. .Phil­ below appraisal. Owner, 649-8888. ally good condition. Extra Ideal spot for fishing, Ixmting, N ^ , before an operation is running out with an artificial hair­ stone-free loam. ranch. park-Uke yard, VA baths, ty construction. Let your home brick Agency, ^649-8464. large yard with privacy. Must groundhogs, or woodchucks, whose DARK, RICH ____ child accepted. $60 month. Call ROCKLEDOE r- 8 bedroom L- skating and swimming. Call, own­ advised, the woman who has piece in each hand. In the struggle Floor Finishing 24 Help TVuiteA— Hate 36 $14. Also. fill, gravel, sand, and WHITE EDISON CRIB, like new^ garage. Priced right. Call John H. pay dividends — call today. Wea- 814 ROOM RANCH, fireplace, at be seen lor full appreciation. holes and mounds menace trac­ 643-7094 from 7-9 eve. ranch, large living room, fire er 649-4478. endometriosis should be given a the thief dropped one wig but tors and other power equipment, stone. 643-8603. $30; yellow stuffed-chair, $10. Call Lappen, Inc., 649-6261. 643-6219. ley R. Smith Agency, 849-1894. MANCHESTER — Newly listed: tached garage, aluminum storm Ideal family home. For Indl* f l o o r b a n d i n g and refinlah- TRAINEES With or without ex­ SPACIOUS 8 ROOM Garrison Co- ___ place, family kitchen with dining trial on medical treatment with escaped with the other. and whose appetite* threaten 649-3178. Gorgeous 6 room ranch, 8 b6d- windows, cellar, Immaculate con­ ■vldual attention call A few hours later another man ing (^tedalialng In older floors). perienoe. 2-4 years college. Open-' g OMPLETE USED restaurant toniai. 4 bedrooms, office or den, MANCHESTER — 6 room home FIVE ROOM house, new oil fired area. Basement with full size rooms, ceramic tile batii, kitchen, norethynodrel, a hormone de­ crops. ! FOUR ROOM cold flat, 13 Vine dition, large lot, only $16,200. Carl­ Wanted—Real Estate 77 walked into the store and snatched Painting, Ceilings. Paperhanging. | ings in accounting, engineering, j equipment for sale o Inquire 284 formal dining room, recreation i with 1% acres, oil heat, full base- heat, new storm doors and win­ . windows, garage, private wooded dining area, 16x18 llvlM room rived from a pert^of the ova^. ' Street. Call 742-8180 or 742-7338. room with fireplace, attached 2-' ton W. Hutchins, 649-8182. a wig from a dummy’s head but He takes his 275 - gallon liquid No job too small. John Ve^f8ln^ manufacturing, sales, program-' Hartford Road across from Mn«cal Instrnmente 53 ment. only $11,500. Large down dows, new am***f* drive, approxi­ lot, $n,800. Philbrick Agency, 649' ■with fireplace. Garage. Nice lot B & N AGENCY LET US HELP YOU sell your This treatment suppresses men­ manure spreader into the fields car garage, 100x150 lot. shade payment needed. Hayes Agency. mately one acre, 10 minutes to dropped It as an employe shout­ 84941780. ming, underwriting, systems an- Ring's. I THREE ROOMS and bath, central- 8464. with trees. Drive by 42 Crosby VERNON — Miriam Drive. Lovely Roger M. Negro property — For prompt and per­ struation and should be con­ and empties the contents directly OUR SIX professional teachers of trees, aluminum siding, Philbrick 643-4808. Manchester. Low down payment. ed at him. Several days before alyst, general management. Abili-1____ .__^------^------1I ly located, 180 Center St. Call Roaid, then call for an Inside in­ custom built 8 bedroom ranch 648-8727 sonalized service, call this office. tinued for she to 12 month*. Into the animal*’ burrows. IW * fer instruction on all popular in-1 Agency, 649-8464. $10,600. 742-8078. A few women who. take thl* a black hairpiece had been lifted ties Unlimited. Emplojunent Con- j ANCHOR. $5; buoy. 82. Crib and 649-4225. spection. Robert Wolverton Agen­ with 2-car attached garage, bullt- Many years of experience. Alice drives the groundhogs, usually too sultants, 1007 Farmington Avenue, mattress. $16; professional draft- struments. Sheet music. Open eve-' drug complain of such imderalr from a mannequin and six weeks Musical—Dramatic 29 CONCORD RD.—Beautiful ranch, cy, Realtors, 649-2818. lns, fireplace, wall-to-wall carpet­ Clampet Agency, Realtor, mem­ cunning to be caught outaidc their nings. Ward Music Co., Hartford ing, combinations, excellent con­ able side effects a* nausea, ten­ previous on the eve of the firm s W. Hartford. 233-3641. ing machine. $76. 649-6642. large living room, formal dinlzg OPEN SUNDAY MANCHESTER — Spacious Co­ bers of Multiple Listing Service, holes, into the' Open whefe they p ia n o — By London certified Road. FIVE ROOM Cape, oil heat, con­ dition. Make an offer. • Asking derness of the breasts and Irrlta opening, 18 wigs valued art $1,300 Fornished A^rtm ents 63-A room, cabinet.:-.kltctaen, 2 bad- lonial 7 room home on North Main 843 Main Street, Manchester. Tel. are dispatched with a shotgun. teacher. Gifted, new students or NEED FOUR mason-hracklayer’s SDC FOOT lighted show case for 5 ROOM COLONIAL venient location, garage, FHA $18,900. Oiraer 878-6820. but those who are able were stolen from the store. rooma, recreation room, land­ • 2-6 p.m. Street. Many extras—cupboards, 646-464S. blllty, to adults wishing to renew their' helpers in Rockville-Manchesterj sale, or would exchange for a! TWO ROOMS, private bath, busi-j monthly payment $te. 648-6616 58 scaped yard. Marlun B. Robert­ Pilgrim Hills $8,800 — Well kept 814 room ranch, pantry, porches,, .laundry room, ddils a specialty. 648-2810. j area. For further information rail' three foot showcase. Call at R us-! Wantefi-—Tb B«y ness block. Depot Square. Adults. | 8 BEDROOMS-312,900 ■------; 876-3438 between 7-8 p.m. 1 sell's Barber Shop, 195 Spruce 8t. 1 ^ _ —— -- son. Realtor, 6484(068. SPLIT LEVEL in an area of fine 8 bedrooms, attractive dining bookcases, three fireplaces, two I ______1------^------j ______. - I —------. WE BUY, SELL or trade antique Free parking. Tel. Mr. Keith. ' In Coventry homes. 7 rooms Include rec room. baths, 2-car garage and breeze­ SPLIT-LEVEL, 7 rooms, 1% baths, 149 FLORENCE STREET area, suburban. Owner anxious. PIANO INSTRUCTION In ray; PART-TIME floor washer, mom- c e d a r CLOTHESLINE poles, *nd used furniture, china, glass. 649-8191. Modest. authentic colonial, 6 Miles East of Manehester Also, 114 baths, garage. High as­ Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor, way, hot water oil heat, etc. Land­ home, 186 McKee Street. 649-9679. jngs, 8-11 a.m.. 5 days Maini many sizes; also, complete fire- silver, picture .''frames and old large family room, kitchen with country setting, excellent kitch­ On Rt. 44-A sumable mortgage makes this scaped for privacy. Reasonable. bullt-ins. Intercom system 649-6182. StTeet.’ East Hartford. ■ 649-5334.' piace wood processing equipment corns, old dolls and guns, hobby, ROOM TORNISHE^^ en. oii heat, garage, on bus OPEN SAT. and Reduced for immediate sal*. 6 home ,a real attractive purchase, Call owner, 649-6067. VIOLIN In s t r u c t io n , private General Service. Inc.. 40 Oak truck chains. 649-1353. collections, attic contents or whole j throughout the house, garage, line, quick occupancy, very room two story home very Wesley R. Smith Agency, 649-1894. QUICK OCCUPANCY In one of . . . another lessons, your home or my studio. estates. Furniture Repair Service, ly located. Rea.sonable. Call 649- ' 100x200 lot, 8-ycars-old. $23,900. SUN. 1:00 till DARK tastefully decorated. Forra^ Manchester’s finest residential 444 WOODLAND ST. — Unusual 6 Street, Manchester, , ------„ 8404. 12 noon -v 6 p.m. good condition. Easily fi­ Violins avaUable. Call 742-7425. ______— ------1 h o t AIR oil furnace, hot water oil Talcottvllle. Coim. Tel. 648-7449. Philbrick Agency, 649-6464. nanced. Ranches — Cepes dining room, master bedroom MANCHESTER — La^e 6 room areas. Exceptionally fine brick room Cape, approximately 2 WANTED — Service station at-1 furnace, platform scales, 1.000 lb, has 8 closets, modern tiled Cape, 114 baths, nicely landscaped home, 2-car garage, beautifully acres, fruit trees, wded, paneled tendent, full or part time. Must be capacity; 2-wheel trailer dolly for ------_ 1 . . V J » SIX ROOM Cape, excellent condi- Raised RoncliM bath. Beautiful rear patio with lot ■vrith shade trees, on bus line, landscaped, center hall, 8 bed- dining r(x>m wiUi plate rail and Bonds—Stocks— experienced. 24 Main St., Man-, front end of house trailer; 649- Room s Without Boards 5 9 , .,4 OOK9 i tion, close to schools snd rfiop- aluminum awning, one car ga­ built-in corner cabinet, built-lns In in good location. 649-9853. $14,990 te $16,490 414% mortgage may be assumed, imoms. Owners moving out of DAMATO & YULE^ Mortgagres 31 chester. ! 0894 , 6-9 p.m. ping Marion E. Robertson, Real­ BRAE-BURN REALTY rage, l^el shaded lot. A lot of $16,200. Owner, 648-0807. state. Call Mrs. Shorts, 648-8886. bedrooms, fireplace, basement DOUBLE OR TWIN room for one tor. 643-5953. A COUNTRY HILL$ house for the money. sixclusive with J. Watson Beach garage, oH heat, G.I. mortgagtf. , or two girls, board optional. 643- / SECOND mortgagea — Unlimited WANTED — Oil burner service SM Ati, WINE'press, 2-wheel trac- 643-6278 COMMUNITY MANCHBS’TBR — 6 room older A Co., 21 Central Row, Hartford, Being ti^sferrecl. 649-6022. man. must be thoroughly experi­ 6745. Business Locations PRESENTATION OF M funds nvailaUe lor aecond mort- tor ■with 24" reel mower and MANCSIESTBR — Unusual home "Fine Homes Designed WESLEY R. SMITH home, $8,600; I bedroom home, 822-2114. ^ gages, payments to suit your enced. 24 Main Street. Manches­ snowplow; lt»" pressure gasoline For Rent 6 4 ' in prestige area, 8 room L-sha'ped With YOU In Mind” garage, chicken coop, one-half SIX ROOM CAPE in excellent con­ budget Expedient service. J. D. ter. driven water pump, small convey­ FURNISHED ROOM conveniently ------Colonial Cape with garage. 1% AGENCY acre, $14,600; beautiful 4 bedroom dition convenient to everything. Reslty', 6434(139. or. 649-0894 . 6-9 p.m. located one minute from Main VSniNON - FOR 1* rent. | baths, every room oversized. ★ FE.VTURING ★ 649-1894 ranch, 89 feet long, 2-car garage, Nicely landscaped lot, rec room Street, light housekeeping. Wom­ Commercial. 5 room ranch plus Quality throughout, nice lot with MANCHESTER - Modem 4 bed­ • 1 y] baths family room, large lot, $21,600; and screened porch, low down SECOND MORTGAGES — Funds PERSONALIZED Christmas Cards an only. 649-6342. 40x40 steel building. Now vacant. Manchester payment, $108 monthly Includes APARTMENT LIVING trees. Worth inspecting carefully. room ranch, 2 baths. 100x300 tot, s 8-4-5 bedrooms over 120 more listings, air price available lor second mortgages. PART-TIME ■ ie% off month of September. Tongren Agency, 643-6321. taxes and Insurance. Call owner FURNISHED ROOM for gentle- Wolv* fon Agency, Realtor, 649- full basement. Immediate occu- 1 • Separate formal dining ranges. Call or stop to see us. For individual attention call Nutmeg Country Store. Route 8, pancy. Sacrifice at-817.900 Hayes ! I 843-2567. // man only, near bathroom, free BUILDING 80x40 suitable for stor- I 2813. room Open nights till 9. ’The Ellsworth Magnificent eight room Co­ b a n Agency; Roger M. Negro, Andover. Open dallv and Simdav. - » ------. , ------Agency, 648-480$. I • Dream kitchen with dec- MANCHESTER — 414% mort­ DAYS AND NIGHTS gage. Spotless 6 room Colonial. Mitten Agency, Realtors, 648- lonial, custom built, new and 6M-6727. 9-9. ___ I I"9'«re 146 Center Street, a g e ^ - 1 zone. Buckland section. | BEDROOM raised ranch. oratlir colored FRlOID- ready for occupancy. On Flem­ "VERNON — 9 room farm house, 114 baths, large fireplaced living 6930, 688 E. Middle ’Tpke. itL CL “(Dtl^jjocsl ^yyicutnsA^ ______' large recreation room, 3 full RANCH — Newly redecorated In! AIRF, built-in o ▼ e a. ing Street, just south of Wood­ 114 beautiful acres, 30-mlle view. SECOND MORTGAGE money room with bookcases. Formal established neighborhood. Large. range, dishwaaker, gar­ MANCHESTER — New listing. land. Rare value for $22,800. Two family possibilities. Outbuild­ a'vailable. Confidential, courteous ! an^neaS ' ^^^0= , HOUSHKEBPING room ONE ROOM office for rent, all con-' «='*- living room with fireplace, extra dining room, 3 cheery bedrooms. ings. $12,600. Hayes Agency, 643- veniences. 390 Main Street. Call 1 dltion. $28,900. Philbrick“iCm Agency, bage disposal, exhaust | Built 1662. Beautiful 6 room ranch ■' service. Gaston Realty Co., Route Appl.v large kitchen, 3 bedrooms and Aluminum storms and screens. with 114 baths. O.E. kitchen. In­ 4808. 44 CHURCH ST.. EAST HARTFORD 8^' by Conn. Golf Land, Talcott- ?5?6"'' two"aduru: S^HighTho^ Personalized Floorz, 649-9258. 1 M9-8464. fan, formlra eoimters, Large lot, good location. Exterior bath, finished recreation room in. handsome btreh or knotty cluding dlshwsudier. Carpeted liv­ Big family room. vUle. Phone 649-1902, 876-0319. ______: ___ _ 1 Ample parking, 272 Main. frestoy pointed. Built 1967. $18,- GRANDWAY COLONLAL RA^OB - 6 rooifli, ,, basement. This home realistically j I pine cabinets. ing room with fireplace. Alumi­ Living room with fireplace. 'VERNON — Just over Manchester FIVE CABINETS. 10 speakers, - priced at $16,900. Philbrick Agen-f 400. Robert Wolverton Agency, num storms and screens. Large Formal dining room. line. Like new 614 room ranch, 114 SUNDAY SEPT 8— 1 te Dork A BETTER ARRANGEMENT of 3D room, priv-i Houses For Rent ' 65 1 baths, modem kitchen with s Full -poured concrete base­ Stereo Hi-Fi for sale, reasonable. | NEWJiY FURl nouses ror nem. mi 3 ,.,^ attached garage, ny, 649-8464. Realtors, 649-2813. lot. Robert Wolverton Agency, Big kitchen with Tappan oven, baths, built-in kitchen with di­ your finances will make more of Manchester Shopping Call 649-3878 after 6 p.m. ate home, convenient to town, b o s ______ment. lot 200x260. $22,900. Phr‘hflbriek ■ Realtors, 646-2818. range, hood, dishwasher, formica nette. fireplace. Hayes Agency, your income available for person­ pital and achools. Profes.sional THREE ROOM house, furnished or BXfeELLENT 7 rooms, 2 story, oil | • Oil fired hot water base- I NEAT AS A PIN. 4 room ranch / woman preferred. 643-2310. .'unfurnished, reasonable rent. Al- Agency, 649-8464. counters and backsplash. 643-4803. al use. Lump (lebt into one Parkade steam heat. baths, porch, city, board radiation. with no required work, Inside or THE PHILBRICK AGENCY offers off’ ~ ' so, 3% room apartment. 643-6389 • Complete decoratloa — Four twin size bedrooms. monthly payment of $22.25 for Boats and .^cccMories 46 ATTRACTIVE ROOM, gentleman,, ^ utilities, extra B-zone lot. All for out. Close to all conveniences, set this real neat compact Cape han­ Generous closets. Burnside each ^ousand dollars including $18,500. Charles Lesperance, 649- yonr choice. on nice wooded lot. this home Is dy)' to everything. Large living YEAR END CLEARANCE — centrally located. Pritmte phone ______■______a Color selections — your Inter-com system. Leg:a1 Notice repayment over five years. Frank EXPERIENCED cabinet maker, on floor. Parking area. Call 643- 7620, 648-5664. 1 Ideal for young couple starting room with fireplace, family- size Attic exhaust fan. Avenue Burke, 246-8897, Connecticut Mort­ Steady empl(3yment. top wages. All 1$63 Evinrude motors, boats. choire «t kitchen appli­ out, or retired. Asking $11,700. kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath BOLTON — 7 room home, $100 a Manchester Colonial fixtures. I AT A COURT OF PROBATE held at at Center gage Exchange, 16 Lewis St., Only experienced need apply. Call McBride’s Sports Spot. 639 O n -j MANCHESTER — 7 room older! ance*. formica counters, Robert Wolverton Agency, Real­ down. 2 finished rooms up. $18,- Coventry, within and for the District of month. Adults only.. 643-2660. Colonial off Main Street, treed lot, kitchen and bathroom Curtis windows. . .Harfford, Conn. 649-1039. ter St.. 649-8747. __.PLEASANT FRONT room, near ______tors, 649-2813. 900. Dial 649-8464 for appointment City sewer and water. Coventry, on the 5th day of Septenv- 2-car garage. Rusco combination floor coverings, bsthroem ber. 1963. — bath, for gentleman, parking. 54 ROOM RANCH, garage half to see t^ls one. 114 baths. Present Hon, Elmore Turklngton, CONCRETE Wo r k e r wanted 49 High St. ■' ------RESTORER’S DREAM window*. ^1 steam heat, $15,900. ceramic tile. bathroom Judge. Bnnness Opportmiities 32 Florists—Nunmries _ _ _ _ acre yard, lovely neighborhood, Wolverton Agency, Realtor, 649-, “ Built by Nowak’’. full-time, experience preferred or near schools and churches. Call j fixtures. Estate of Perley A. Follansbee. late will train. Must .have driver’s 2813. • .Almost aers high beauti­ Softly Feminine of Coventry. In. said 'District deceased. ’ M U M S i r ^ L COLORS. 99r"l4m- 644-0601. • Kitty Girl! The Administratrix having exhibited t h r e e b a y Gulf service station license. 849-9644 evening.* ful country lot# with avaUable for lease. Excellent op _ meg Country Store. Route C An-, large com er bedroom. Park- her admintstration account ■ with said New paper and paint are all REDUCED — Cuatom Cape, 6% scenic views. gee Sunday 8:00-6;80, or call estate to this Court for allowance, it is irtunlty for the right individual. p a r t -TIME service station at-! dover. Open daily and Sunday. I ' " 8 ____^ that’s needed — end result, rooms, one unflnlsrtied, breezeway,; | ORDERED; That the 12th day of Sei>- Suburban For Rent 66 • Unusually lovely country Glenn Roberts Agency, Realtors' Jd tmining program. For ad- tendant, evenings, married and 9-9 NEAR MAIN STREET — For gen- elegantly-styled, large 7-room 2-car garage. E. J. Carpenter, community only minutes tember 1963, at 10;30 o'clock forenoon, Broker. 649-SOei. 649-9152. at the Probate Office in the Municipal m FOR SALE~^Mum plants, (figi ANDOVER LAKEFROTfT Cape with garage, city water, from Manchester and 644-1821 Building in said Coventry be and the ______person. Don Willi* Garage. 8 .save. Bring your 2* Pearl St., 843 7236. . tractive voar 'rewnd 4 rboroom■ house sewers, conveniences, $19,900 HnJLJARD STREET—Immaculate convenient to University same is assigned for a hearing on the "■ I Main St. - - .... ------— ------1 ... and worth every penny. Call allowance o f said administration ac­ 'A mile to O'wn container. Many varieties fo FURNISHED ROOM for rent, gen-! and bath, furnished or unfurnish­ 4 room home, deep shaded lot, o ' ConnecMcnt. count with said estate and this Court John Bogdan now. 649-5308, 289- mRFnrOVS: Take Extt Help Wanted— Female 35 choose from. Also, wholesale. 875, tleman. with kitchen privileges, ed, ■ large living room with fire­ new roof, aluminum storms, I------;;— directs that notice' of the time and Expressway place. hot water and oil heat. 8258. 643-2980. 9t off Wilbur Cross Park­ I MANCHESTER — 6 room Cape, place assigned for said hearing be 5769 near bus line, parking. All con­ screens and awmlngs. walk to bus given to all persona known to be In­ For Commuters CLEANING WOMAN for large veniences. Call after 4, 649-8914. Truman Ives. 17 Hewitt St., Willl- line. $11,700. Robei^ Wolverton way onto Center fit.. Man­ half acre wooded lot, fireplace, terested therein to appear , and be home to live in. Please call 649- FINANCE TRAINEE mantic. 423-5243. . Agency. .Realtors. 649-2613. chester. which Is Rt. 6 snd combination windows, b.''.sement heard thereon by mailing on or before Forbes St. Cutoff 6416. Gardf n— Farm— D s ItY 44-A. Follow this RcMite all garage! $15,200. 643-0893. September 10th, 1963. by certified mall, a copy of this order to: Mariam G. P ro d u cts .50 ROOM FOR RENT, private family. BARROW.S '* WALLACE VERNON — Uke new 6 room L- ( the wav throneh Manchester 1 NURSE—Licensed In Cooneeticut, Progre.ssive training lor career Follansbee. Route 31.' Coventry, Conn.: I Center Street,, Phone 6 4 3 - 8 3 7 6 . ______Wanted_____ To ______Rent __68 shape brick ranch, manicured to Bolton Notch . . . bear IVERPLANCK AREA — 6 room John Follansbee, Gjay Stone Road. 28-bed home, S-ll- ihilt bonus of-! managerial position open to CORN FOR CANNING or freezing, 86 E. Center St., Cape, aluminum siding, carport, Terryvllle, Conn.; R*ta G r«ory. Box High School • graduate. ' Initial grounds, sparkling condition. Un­ left at Rolton Notch ferod. Collect 878-9121. 1 I large and small amounts. 35c a GENTLEMEN, furnished room' UNFURNISHED hou.se in Mm - Manchester neat as a pin, almost Immediate 69, (joventry. Conn.: Duane Follansbee training requires auto. We pay der $20,000. Have* Agency. 643- Route 44-* for about 8 Box 281. Coventry!' Conn.: Philip Fol­ dozen. Albert F,. Michaud. South available in modem apartment che.ster, immediate occupancy, by 4803 ' ” , miles to Pllzrlm Hills on occnipancy, 10% . down. Call John lansbee. RFD. FalrfleR M ^ e . EXPERIENCED -waitress. Apply liberal . expenses^^Competitive 4i6 Main St., ■H. Lappen, Inc., 649-6281, 649- Rd.. Coventr>’. 742-8096. for gentlemen. Kitcheii, bath and reliable adults. 3 bedrooms mini- left ELMORE TURKINGTON. Judge In person, Cavey’s Restaurant, 46 .starting salarj' v i^ program­ parking. everything .supplied. 3 Ref^ences on request, East Hartford MANCHES’TER - Two family fl|t' 7446, 648-6219. E. Center St. med Increases in' a planhed TOMATOte.'^ 16 qt. ba.sket.' $1. miles from Rockville, Route 83, Phone weekdays between 8-5 p^m. cloee' to bus line and shopping. SAM fin M. TOWN HOUSE APARTMENTS career progres.sion plan Apply Michael Kurys French Road., ’Two separate heating systems. WANTED — WOMAN to care for Ellingtort, 876-6312 or 876-3834. , Stafford Springs 8M-2707, or after Bolton, off Route 85. . . . ______. ______i 6 p.m. and weekends, Manchester. Asking price is $'20,900. T. J. IRVITT RftICNnY two children In' my home dally. 643-2952. Cimekett, 843-1677.- , , Reduced Experience necessary. References' AMERICAN FINAN'CE CANNING PEACHES a ^ 1 FRONT ROOM, centrally located, BOWERS SCHOOL district — 7 ------| 648-?f58 Realtors «75-6«n VERNON preferred. Must provide own CORP. Bottl Fruit Farm. 260 Bush Hill' parking 59 Birch, Street. 649-7129. WANTED - 4 or^ 6 room apart- room Cape. 3 or 4 bedrooms, 2 MANCHES’TER — Duplex 8-6, as-‘ VERNON CIRCLE now renting ot monthly transportation. North End. Call ^ ISO Road. Manchester. merit, A couple wnth one baby. Up full baths, large kitchen, ll^ving I bestos siding, aluminum storm ' Parkway Exit 95 ■ after'.6;15 p.m., 643-1871. I , 963 Main St 238 CHARTER OAK St. — Small to $96. Call after 8. 649-0808, room with fireplace, dining room ' doors and windows, two hot.water Open 7 Dnvs A Week TOMATOES — Pick in own con­ Manchester room .suitable for gentleman, and den. aluminum siding, ga- heating Systems. 2-car garage. , WAITRESSES FOR, luncheonette.' tainer. Beets, $1 bu.shel, butter; full and part time. Apply Grant’s private entrance. $8 wteekly. 849- rage. $18,500. Philbrick Agency,! 11% return. Shown by appolnt- JUST 16 2-BEDROOM nut and acorn squash. $1.60 bu.sh- 1746. Business Property For Sate 70 649-8464. - . . • ment. ^28,800. Owner 875-7362. Kitchen Parkade. I el. Cucumbers, peppers, summer .squa.sh. pumpkins. Indian com . 21 CENTER STREET — 8 stores plus (4-ROOM) IV2 BATH PART-TIME counter girl wanted ASSISTANT SHIPPING Oerk. ' Angel St.. Manchester. 7 room apartment, all in one for 6:80 a.m,-ll a.m. shift. Please Driver’s licen.se and experience ApflXtments— Ftete— package, excellent location with Includes Apply Mister Donut, 255 W'. Mid- helpful. Apply Allied Printing Co., MAC AND GRAVENSTEIN apples ' Tenemerita 63 good potential.' For further Infor- APARTMENTS AVAILABLE die Tpke. 1 579 West Middle Turnpike. at the farm prices. Bunce Farm. matimi call the Philbrick Agency, DRASTICAUY REDUCED! 529 W. Center, Street. 648-8116. TWO UNFURNISHED rooms, 649-8464 e LARGE CLOSETS • SHADES SCHOOLDAYS CAN BE your EXPERIENCED sheet metal york- ’Tinker Building. Ladles praferred. RANGE * • REFRIGERATOR golden Dollardays Make those er helper. T P Alikin Co., 23 Tol­ Apply Glenney’s Men’s Shop, 789 m A|N STREET C50RNBR — 140 e SCREENS , e GUEST CLOSET AND DISPOSAL Extra hour* pay Extra dollars land Tpke. Manchester. Fertilizera 50-A Main St. feet on Main Street, by 160 feet e UTILITY CLOSET e VINYL the Avon way. Our Christmas deep. Ide(zl corner lot. Semi-pro­ OWNER MOVING ASBESTOS KITCHEN FLOOR AlR-CONDmONING Gift catalc^es , are the most GOOD ■ fall fertilizing. Call 643-7804, 649- 5229. 9-6. J. Crockett., Realtor. 848-1877, IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY into this unequalled earning op -' Mate *ir Female • 37 8731. 4-ROOM RANCH — 126 AVERY STREET • TILED FLOORS and ^A LLS IN BATHS COIN-OP WASHER AND DRYER ppitimlty today. Call 289-4922. FOR RENT — One and two rooms, Buy from owner. EJxcellently maintained seven-room split level, PART-TIME CLERK for all ’round heat, hot water, parking. Tel. Houses For Sate 72 ; Kitty Girl is sure to delight tbe located on lovely lot which provides a privacy patio. Within walk­ LbCATED IN BASEMENT OFFICE — GENERAL clerical. drug store work, no night work, Household Goods 643-2068. atUe one! This eunning kitten don ing distance of bus line and minutes from shopping, schijols and INDIVroUAL CELLARS FOR 61 Exceltent 5-rfiom ranch with witranca foyar. Amas- is made fnnn a man’s standard Mature woman wan.ted for local experienced. Driver’s license es­ MANCHES’TER - 6 room Ranch, 11 A front buttoning charmer f « parkway. EACH APARTMENT WITH Credit Department. Eixperlence sential. References. Box SS, Her­ aSVERYTHING IN sterilised re- FOUR ROOM apartment In two 2-years-cr. * FOR EVENING APPOINTMENTS — 643-5820, Offijje ing, etc. $78. 'Abilities Unlimited, _ _ _ , 2-car garage, 2 fireplaces. IH ' for each pattern. Print name, adj DIRECTIONS: From, Route 16, take Talcottvllle cutoff onto Bmployment Cmsultants, 1007 INFANT OR CHIL^ car^ ta my frigerator. .garagg. Cal> between CHARLES LESPERANCE dress ■With zone, style number ami Just 50c for the new ’63 Album! tiled baths, all built-lns. porch, Many lovely designs!' DirectlMU Bonte 88. Continue 'for mile, on left to ThraU Road, first bouse FamUngten Avenue, West Hart­ home by day or week. Call 643-1 poR SALE — Glenwood Gas Space 7-8 p.m-. 643-0082. _ _ _ city utilities, large Idt, full attic, Send 60c today for the new fall for suit and a M i u In knit; oA. road. ford. ^-8841. ______9187. ______. ____ Heater, $78. Call 649-7981. TOUR ROOM apartment, second lastered. walls, full insulation, 649-7620 and winter '68 Basic Fashion, a I 'edgings and ^ floor, stove furnished, available lundry in basement, hatchway, I pattern roagaiilne. * WAHTBD ' — OIRL to care for i WANTED — Assistant teaehing po- Smany extras- Charles Le^peranoa, | ^h»d, 9:46-l:ie. 41 htrickUmd St.l sition In a nursery school. Please OOMBINA’nON gas and oU range, now. Parking. 648-6441 between M p.m., .MATSte, 648-6664. •V tl CBB bttPM B • aad A MS-UM- caU M B480. ' beat oOer. Call 648-9MS. I':-

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The Salvation Army will c o » - imence its hymn sing and devotional French Girls Sail for Home P IM IO About Town ftieetings Monday at 2 p.m. at the Westhlll Garden Apartments on INSTRUCTION Bluefield Dr. MaJ. E. Walter Lamle Business ' After Five Weeks in Area tlM WeOB e i North Methodist don Church wlU open Its fall seasMi and-Mrs. Florence Stevenson will with S poUucit Mondny at 6:30 be in charge. Refreshments will be JL oontingwt of 22 French giriof the Ckunedy of E w r., I ^ BRENTON CRANE served after the services. C ,, j j deratand very well, in spite of the p.m. at the church. A program, who have been living and studying r . .. 7 4 2 .7 4 2 5 , "Sea o< Giving," wlU be presented language barrier.” ^ In Your Home or The Manche.ster WATES will In the Hartford area for the peat at 8. ,■» Although the tour group, the In My Studio meet at the Italian American Club, five weeks left yesterday for-'the Ot^ganisation S colalre Franco- Eldridge St.. Tuesday. Weighlng-in •hie Regina Society i^U hold its long voyage home to their native American, has been making sum­ will be from 7 to 8 p.m. Marvin mer tours to Great Britain for first meeting of the sewwn Mon­ Pisetsky from Merrill, Lynch, Prance. day at 7:30 p.m. at the Italian many years, this is the first time Pierce Fenner and Smith, Inc. will The 22 girls of the Organisation It has come to’America. American CliA, BSdiidge St. ibe guest .speaker.. Scolalre FrsuKO-Amerioatne, guid­ Prof. Maurey, who made ar­ ed by their tour director,. Prof. rangements for the stay through The Bpworth Circle, WSCS, o f , The Eighth District Fire Dept, Pierre Maurey, have been living the Archdiocesan Council, decided the SotiUi Methodist Church will will conduct a food sale at the fire- with Hartford area families since to bring the group to this area be­ WESTOWN meet in Cooper Hall Monday at 8 hu.se. Main and Hilliard Sts., to­ Aug. 1, studying, playing, and cause of Its natural beauty, the if PHARMACY II p.m. This will be a workshop for morrow morning. Proceeds will be working under a unique cultural availability of cultural facilities, 459 Hartford MI 9-9B4B the Holiday Fair, and members are used to help finance the depart­ program. and the enthusiasm of people, In reminded to bring their working ment’s 75th anniversary parade on Sponsored locally by the Arch- the area for the program, Mrs. To maintain our continuity materials, i Sept. 14 at 4 p.m. The food sale diocesan Ooutvoil of Oatholic Wom­ Conlon said. is open to the public. en, most of the girls were guests Summing up the success of the of medical service w# are Friendship Circle of the Salva­ of families in the West Hartford stay here, Mrs. Angela Kenney, tion Army will open its season and Hartford, areas. publicity chairman for the Arch­ with potluck Monday at 6:30 p.m. Firem en AnsM er Two of the girls, howevier, had diocesan Council, termed the pro­ Open All Day at the church. There will be a •been staying with local families. gram an unqualified success. worship service with Mrs. Peter 17 August Calls They are Dominique Alleaume, 21, Not only did the girls increase Stevenson, chaplain, officiating. of Paris, who llWed with Mr. and their un^rstanding of English SUNDAY and America,” she said, “ but ail The Tmvn Fire Department’s Mrs. Brnnano Oaraventa, 109 N. The Edgar Circle, WSCS, of the Lakewood Clrole; and Marie La- of us learned a great deal from South Methodist Church will meet performance report for the month them.” of August not^ a total of 37 moureaux, 18, of La Boule, who in Susannah Wesley Hall Monday was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. ’When they left yesterday at 8 p,m. Co-hostesses wdll be Mrs. alarms. were in tears,” she added. ”We felt ■■The total include 12 actual fire William L. Conlon, 102 S. Lake- Toby Balles and Miss Marion wood Circle. were In tears, she added. ”We felt B ro^ngs. calls, 2 false alarms, 2 rescue and as though we were losing members emergency and 1 accidental and Major objectives of the girls’ stay were to better acquaint them with of our own families.” The members of the St. JameS’ unneces-sary. Although plans are not firm as Holy -Name Society will receive Of the 12 fires, five were of the American culture and, of course, to Improve their skills in speaking yet, the success of the stay Indi­ Communlorf at the 8 a.m. Mass to­ brurfi and^'grass variety, three in cates that the Organisation Sco­ morrow at St. James' Church. aingle-family dwellings, two in mo­ .English. tor vehicles, one in an apartment Consequently, each girl was plac­ lalre Franco-American will return 'i'().\i \ I i( Members will meet in the lower for another visit next summer. church prior to the Mass. building and one non-building fire. ed In the home of a different fam­ The firefighters extinguished ily, where she could live as a Ml 1. Kenney said. OM l '( )IM' The Daughters of Liberty No. nine of the blazes and three were member of the fsunlly group, and MEANS put ouit beifore arri-val of fire appa­ where she would be forced to com C 138, will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. ratus, the report says. munlcate mainly in English. P olice Make 286 at the Orange Hall. In addition, .all the girls attended classes daily from 9 to 11 a.m. Arrests in Month jA lMBRIO-AN O o M b at St. Joseph’s College in West Hartford, where they '"studied A total of 286 arrests, summons for fuel oils, servloe^ English grammar, composition and or notices were reported in the literature. Manchester P olice Depa.rtment heating equipment Because each is quite fluent In Consolidated Dally, Report for the the language, the girls were able month a t August. phone 522-8151 to sample Poe, Mark Twain The number Includes 150 tickets Stephen Crane’s “ The Red Badge Issued for parking . violations on .170 PEARL STREET of Courage,” and even Shake­ Manchester streerts, HARTFORD, CONN. Herman ’Wlae, owner of Pine Rexall Pharmacy at 664 Center St„ recently introduced thte new ooe- speare. Fifty-four motor vehicle ac­ mietlcs department at hia store and features nationally advertdsed cosmetic items for his ouetom- Integrated Into their studies were cidents brought Injuries to 16 per­ ere. Area was formerly a luncheonette counter which lias been discontinued at the pharmacy. numerous field tripe and excursions sons and arrests of 20 motorists designed to add to their apprecia­ X (HeraM photo by Oflara). ______for violation of road and driving tion of the literature; tor example laws. a trip to Mark Twain’s home, tours The report’s traffic* analysia FETTED o n KETIBpMENT BU*YS AGENCY steed-coiled tape measure, direc­ of the Wadsworth Athenemn, and Mrs. M. Gertrude Herrmann of tional compass and moroury notes arrests for nonobservaJice Erland R. Jodinson of 68 Summer historic Old Wethersfield, and at­ of stop light or stop signs (8), 612 Center St„ who retired from St. has acquired the business of ground level device, all firmly tendance at the Stratford produc­ Pratt & Whitney Aircraft last welded to the staff and head of Improper registration or license Clarence H. Andenson, Insurance tion of “ The Comedy of Errors.” (8), speeding (2), defective equip­ month after 20 years service, was the putter. Nlot reooannuended A visit to the State Capitol, a Agenioy, Inc., at 74^E. Center St., ment (1) and 21 other violations. hemored on four separate occasions In a sales transaction effeoUve for legitimate golf, the putter is carillon concert at Trinity Col­ last month. - offered by GMS Oorp., NV>rth Some 23 persona 'were arrested Wednesday of this week. lege, and tours to Mystic Seaport, for drunkenness, six for disorderly On Aug. 22, some 60 co-workers Plainfield, N. J. Yale University and the Berk^lre of P&WA gave her a party at Car- conduct, and two for driving a Musk; Festival, were also on the motor vehicle while under the In­ DRIVEWAYS villefs in Windsor; on Aug. 25, a -Raymond C. Ball, vice chairman girls’ sgenda. fluence of liquor or drugs. birthday party in- her honor was of the Oonnecti'Cut Bank and Trust But all was not “work” or cul­ celebrated at the home Of her son, Oo.. will retire on Seipt. 30. A West Criminal arrests Included lar­ Free Esfimates On: tural in nature, and the group had ceny (29), breaking and entering Charles, in South Coventry; on Hartford resident. Ball will con­ ample time to relax and socialise DOUBLE (3), sex offenses (2), liquor law Aug. 26, a group of friends and tinue to serve on the bank's board at swimming parties, cookouts, associates at P&WA honored her of directors. violations (2), other jurisdiction WOftIA GSaN BITUMINOUS ASPHALT PAVING again with a birthday cake and and the Uke, -sponsored by various (2), and one each for forcible rape, cards and gifts; and on Aug. 28, Kaman Aircraft Coip., Bloom­ Catholic women’s groups; and to auto theft, offenses against the • DRIVEWAYS • PARKING LOTS Mrs. Herrmann received her 20- field, has announced that its em­ engage in sports and leisure-time family- and children, weapons in a • GAS STMIONS • BASKETBALL COURTS year service pin from Pratt & ployes received a cost-of-living pay activitieg. motor vehiole, and other assaults. STAMPS Whitney. increase of two cents per hour ef­ Marie Lamoureaux, who stay­ Motorists arrested for traffic ALL w5r K PERSONALLY SUPERVISED She was employed for 18 years fective last Monday, Sept. 2. The ed urtt,h th« CJonlons, was typical and motor vehicle laws numbered in the Spare Parts Sales Technical increase brings the ooot-of-llvlng of the girls In the group, who 16, and all other 'offenses (27). A U . W E E K WE ARE 100% INSURED Group at the South Windsor plant. allowance paid above base rates ranged & age from 16 to Dark Her husband, Otto, works in to six cents per hour (or 82.40 per and vivacious, Marie savored P&WA’s QuaJity Review Inspec­ week). every new experience of her visit, tion Department, and her son is a according to Mrs. Conlon, “never DE MAIO BRdTHERS 8JNOB 1920 P&WA employe at Manchester. Dr. R. Bowling Barnes, president tired for a moment all day long.” of Barnes Engineering, Stamford Two which particularly fin- TEL. 643-7691—WE CARRY JENNITE SEALER ESE DEMONSTRATOR and one of the world’s leading ex­ pressed her, Marie said, were NURSERY SCHOOL John Freeburn, meat buyer for plorers and innovators in the sci­ visit to Now York before coming First National Stores, Hartford ence of infrared lighting, will ad­ to Manchester, and a drive by auto SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH division, has been named demon­ dress some 700 Connecticut indus- to Saratoga, N, Y., with the Con- strator for the meat cutting and trifd leswlers, many from the Man- Ions. WEEKEND ' preparation shows to be held at cliester area, at the 148th annual “On the drive, we saw such lEGINNING 6tli YEAR SEPTEMBER 23 I the Eastern States Exposition, Erland R. Johnson dinner-meeting of the Manufac­ quaint ol^ towns, and the houses turers Association of Connecticut ' Sept.' 14 througfh 22. and lawns here are so much more OPENINGS FOR S-YEAR-OLOS AVAILABLE Get Acquainted Special! i' The demonstration will be held Johnson has purchased the busi­ at New Haven on Sept. 12. open and spacious than at home, twice dally at 11 sum. and 3 p.m., ness after being associated with Marie said. (GOOD SAT. and SUN. — SEPT. 7th and 8th) and will include handy tips o:\ how Mr. .Anderson, who Is retiring after Dorian Shainon of 35 S. Lake- She .explained that her home is ' CALL MRS. GLODE-^ 643.7830 best to sMect, cook and freeze more than 30 years In the insur­ wood Oir., vice prudent and di­ in La Boule, a seaooast town of meat. Free gifts will be distrib­ ance game, for the past 11 years. rector, statidtical engineering, 20,000 in the province of Brittany, FREE 6 PACK COKE! uted to all visitors. A native of Manchester, Johnson Bath and Strong, Boston, will be and there the land is barren and WITH EACH TRAIL RIDE THIS WEEKEND ONLY! Freeburn has been associated is a Veteran of World War II and on the faculty of experts during rocky, aM the homes are smaller with First National for 28 years. started in the insurance business the 14th annual Stiatistloal Quality and buil-tl moetty of stone. {•FAMILY SIZE— CONTENTS ONLY) In 1947 representing the Pruden­ Control Iiurtltute which meets At home, Msfile is attending the W hat Service SALES MANACe B tial Insurance Co. in this area. dally for the ilext two weeks at French equivalent of the first year James ^M. Lemon of 35 Oakwood He also had three years experience the Univermty of Connecticut a't of college, and next year hopes to PLACE ORDER—PICK IT UP IN 10 MINUTES Rd. hsis been named Mies man­ in the h5me office of the Hjartford Storrs. The institute is sponsor­ go on to a four-year univerrtty to DONT BELIEVE US? THEN TRY US! CIRCLE ‘S' RANCH ager of the New York District for Fire InsuroDce Co. ed by the New England Section, major In languftges. Among the 10 Peter A. F ri^ e & Co., Inc., steel He is a member of the 1M4 American Society for QuiaHty Con­ major subjects Mie carries are EAST ST., ANDOVER . 643-2937 and alumlntmi service center. graduating cla^ at Manchester trol. three languages, including Ekigliah, PIZZA-RAY'S High School, the class that orig­ whieirt“te

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Hollywood on TV

By BBSKIMB JOHNSON HoSywoad Osixeapnadeat Nwwapeiwr Bstecprjsc Asm. HOCX.TWOOO — (N BA) — Bx- cluahraty T ou n : Beftore tMa whole thing blows over, lauddy Bbaeii Jutt migik be m rich as that fellow he plays In ~ ^ e Beverly HHlbOUes.” Movies, persoosl agipearaitoee and tHesHMon guesUngs am mak­ ing Bboen a bimdle. But as A'guest star on a Bing Gnshy fall rounde­ lay for CBB-TV, old Buddy will prove he doesn't-give a hoot for the Hootenanny. He’s dustkig off his white tie and tails td dance up a storm Hke the ones he raised In vaudevHle, on Broadway ar>d In as hoofer. , In case you've been wondering what happened, to T y ■ Hardin, he went thataway—to Spain, where he Will do a trk) of westerns. Spaiti -looks like Texas, he says. But he’d better not mention It sround Houston'or Dallas. Paramount claims the hottest movie love scene of the year when Carroll Baker turns her charms on Tom Lowell In "The Carpetbag­ gers." For the "How about that?" department, Lowa’I is a r“"rd*r on Combe* ” Title of Ekldie Fisher’s latest re­ cording indicates he is not adverse to cashing In a little on his per­ sonal affairs. The title Is: "No One Ever Died of a Broken Heart. No One Ever Drowned In His Tears.” He means It. too, friends say. Bill Holden will be a grandpop any day now. Waiting for the stork’s call is daughter Virginia, who Is married to Dr. Aly Baylor. Mill Asisrieo, 1W3, JoequeJias Joaaaa Mojfwr. kft, sf . With closed circuit television Soockoki, Ohio, wiH crown her tiiccetsor in Ariontic City, putUng all the Dodger baseball NJ., Sohirdw night, Sopt. 7th. Moriljm VanDerhiir, M i« games on home screens next sea­ America 1958 ami Bert Paries, perennial smess i f rim son. get set for first-run movies beauty pagebiit, will provids Iha cosaneototy ovar C6S-TV. on closed circuit, too. Tliat home box office may be closer than you P »lty Outu will headline her own aUuaUon oomedy show on think. ^ i ABO-TV beeinndnc 8 e^ . IS. Promised (by ar( indepondont producer) but not hoped for: "Sonny Liston vs. King Kong.” At a Veteran All old movies don’t go to the 16 to a railroad track with the Suppr permartent home and summer resi­ late, late shows. Seventeen old dence. Warner flickers Just went to a CHilef of its day roaring In. oompahy for reissue—to ‘THEA­ "See You Next Week” came a I’ve alvvaya wondered if Grace- Actress Patty Duke TERS! title teaser, and the audiences land migtit be confused with Mott- Red Buttom is du* for another kept ootniiig back and hack and aoo. But I guess Elvis’ teen-age big tel^ sk m chance if current back. ‘ fans don’t worry aibout auoli thinking is stMl current for the Melina (Never on Reoday)'^ Mer­ things. Headlines Own Show 64-’6S season. A haK-hour comedy couri will have a thlcker-than- series. molasses Southern accent In her next, "Man In the Middle.” 'That’s Television comedian Joey Barnes >f.eems hard work is something A five-part "77 Sunset Strip,” By BOTH B. THOMPSON ^ a three-section "Wagon TYaln” the spot her good friend Jules I (Joey Bishop) Is so excited when W liM is a star, and whait goes genUe Patty has long thrived on Dassin is In, too. He’d Hke to ‘ his expectant wife tells him she It was Just half her lifetime and a two-part operation on “Ben Iniks the creation thereof? Casey.” No, they are not easier to marry Melina, but her husdrand should leave for the hospital that Well in the theater, you’ve made ago, wjh®u she vras eight, that she (or Ids wife) refuoes to say "yea” he departs without her. in the begged her 18-year old brother to write and fihn. It's Just audience It when they put your name shove insurance to keep you interested. or “no." episode "The Baby Cometh,’ ’ Sat- the atle of the show . . and in introduce her to his theatrical Elvis Presley is shopping for a I urday, Sept. 7 on NBC-TW’s "Joey talevMon, you’ve got It made when coach-manager, John Ross. Ray Pearl WMte started It yeairs I Bishop Show" in color 8:30 p.m. ago when the- cutters always left winter liotne In Hawaii, in addition yonr nwne Is the tKle of the show. mood got his own break when an to Graceland, his Memphis, Tenn., ' e d T. (Repeat of May 11, 1»6$). liOvely little Patty Duke’s now official of the Madison Square her dangling from a cliff or tied got a made all around. She holds Boys cat* on Now York’s East the honor of being both the young­ Side (not lower, not upper Just est actress ever starred on Broad- falr-to-mlddllng Bast Side) asked «Miy (M Helen Keller In “The Mlr- Ross to take an interest In him. SATU R D AY Television PROGRAM Sky Was 1 Si Trae Adveatarc and has since given It up. (Now (Ui Babscrifdiea TV It :1ft < ft) A c a ^ m y Theatre a suirporting Oscar (for the flhn twenty-one, he’s In service, in Ger­ (1^M> Watch Mr. Wiaaid ’’They .weire Expendable.’* M. < I) Bags Baaar (Mi Waated Dead er Alive Montgomery; J. Wayne. vorsion of "Mlraclo •Woricer.” ) many.) Ross does something that Magic LaaS Of Allakaaam (Mi Lute Shew Jeff’s Calllea handle canes Involving murder “Cofne Fill The Cup." Jumee I*at*’y Duke" situation-com­ in pushing a child.” he says, "it’s (M) Adveaiare wMh Tea ravel and mink. (R) Carney. edy aeries much more Hhportant to grow up 1:M I S) BFILMu. S ( S) Lacr-D etl Comedy ^ 12 ;N ( S) Satarday Speetaealar Not that Pattyls got It easy . . . °( g| M yFrieag rUckm Guests: Ida Lupino. Howard Duff. "Fire Down Below." Rita Hay­ to be a real person. If either the Film THe Duffs and Rlcardoe are ac- worth. Robert MItchum. quite the opposite. She’s taken on creative sparic, or ambition, or the (Mi SherIN ef CeeMae . cidentally booked Into the aanie 1:W ( Si Newerape one of the medhim’s more rigour- will to work is lacking; that child ( Si Big S Theater north woods’ cabin. (R) (Mi The Lerd’a Prayer ous aaoignmemts . . . a dual ro’e as "Tarzan Finds A Son.". J. Wela- < Oaltpnl Mem v 1:1S ( Si N aa te Maa should be encouraged to do some­ muller, M. 0-3uUivan. "Home In Robert McQueeney. / 1:26 ( 8) Memeate ef Cemfert. Oee® an sanlbcrant 'American teen-ager, thing etse." / Indiana.’.’ Lon McAllister. 8:M ( S) The Defeaden ✓ nirbt Hymn Patty laane. and as her poised, With Patty it was different. ( 8i Balph Ksana Show E. G. HarebaU. Ruth Roman. A 2:16 ( Si News. .Weather (X0-M> Amerlcaa Baadslaad young mother ia charged with meate of Meditatien thoughrtfut, Ehiropean-trained Scot­ E)ven at eight she had ambition Dick (31ark. emcee. Music, guest -murdering her drdnken husband. tish oousin, Cathy. But then it . . . the healthy kind, pot the Interviews. M rtn BewHag' ' (22-St) Joey Steliow Show -iCoUr) ^ck kind. She gives hfm all the 1:55 ( Si Basehall Expectant father joey gets so ex* credit for her succeap and R obs Ytuikess vs. Detroit cited at impending arrival that gives her all the credit. 2:M (22-Mi Urd HaBaBal Slaglee Tea; he' leav^ for hospftal without.El­ Actually this is the moment to als Champlsashlps ite. ( ^ - JOHN L K'lMEY Men’s seml-tlna a at Weat Side < Jlooteamnay referee. Follow them around the Club. Forest Hills. N.Y. J a ^ LtlnkleUer. host. Guests: set and you realiate they’re the (ISi Mililsa Dellar Mevte Theodore Bikel. Clancy Broth- AMNCY t ;M (2Si Cariseas * "era others. Prom Brown Univer­ classic combination that’s been (M) Featare . sity. (B ) moving dvlllsatSon forwani since S:M (2*i Fllas f:M <22*M> Samrday Night At The the Stone Age: 1 gifted pupil and '4:M (22-M> 2ad Aaanal WerM Series M ovies ELECTRONICS an inspired teacner both of whom Of OoH (Color) “A Certain Smile.’* Roa- (Color) Final aU holes of first aano JBrassi. . Joan Fontaine. A LABORATORIES find projgress enjoyable. John’s day’s play from Firestone Coun­ lE*arisienne is tom between k>ve wife. Ethel has added notably, too. try Club, ^ron. Ohio. Chuck for a student and an elder man. • Hearn «md Jack D rees cover. (R) It vvos - She who quick-coached ■i «i Fepeye . < IU40-5S) Lawrence Walk 8h«»w 277 BROAD Patty for an “old soft shoe with (18i Cemaass : ' v Champagne music makers in ' O. UEROV NOKRIS (M-Mi AfTHighllghta , hour of 8ong^and dancing. Bid Wyim” which was much ac- . weeky^roundup of activities of . President cleUmed a few seasons back. But t:M i g) Have Oaa, Will Travel Insurance of All Kinds American Football League. Curt Richard Boone. Paladin must de­ aside from that; ex-dancer Ethel Gowdy and Fsut Christman re- cide whether to help an embit- Bonds porting . fer^ marshal or his prisoner CLOSED 887 B. Center St.—64S-4117 SiW (■ S> WaHy Oater (Celar) when all are trapped by. a stnrm. OeaUniled froni^ Pago Three ( S-2MS) Wide Werid el Sperts (R> (ISi Film of the Week ( 3> 4Srd Miss A m erica Pageant SATURDAYS S:M ( Si Jangle Jim ' From Convention Hall, Atlantic (ISi Bace ef the Week City. ■ Finale, of competition. dM (Ui Tea Star Bewllac Parks, emcee. O NOON (22-M) Bat. Bepert , ( Fight ef the Week ICE PUNT OPEN- S-.M S) oieseap eo Speria - Wayne Thornton vs. Joe Menno. t i ls (M> ArOsad Tpwa 10-round light heavy-weight con­ WhBBKDAYS 8 AM. to 6:8® P-M — S D W A Y ^ A ^ to 1 P.M. (tS) Film , - DURING ORACKBD ICE — BIAJOK IC 6:2S (St) Washington .Report test. Kesar Stadium. San Fran- thACKB. ICE _ -SglliLL ST. (;M ( S) The Btery - dl.sco, Don Dunphy covers. AUGUST ( Sy Broken Arrew i$:iS ( Make That Spare ■ (Mi Film . Top bowlers compete ^for cash L T. WOOD CO. Phone «43-J129 " -'prfxes' at Paramus. New Jersey. r\ K M ill) -V \ 1.1 ,1 ' 1 .1 \ i( I Tam B M PtW* >bia StJ At State Theater pa to BIsm U - Johnny Johnston commentates. . (Mi. Orand Jary 11 m X ft-Sd> Mews and Weather liANGHESTER EVianNG HBRAlib, M ANCHEST^, CONN^ SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER t, P A G E T H R E E P A G E T W O ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C O ^., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1968; lovely veet-pooket Venue figure. «m rry Blank and the Tlgei^" sloal oolor series *Ti • U v ^ young gM ebranded for a weclimM 8 (N B O - B w ty oouM p n b e M y atill ge t oiway adventure drama starring Btewurt Ones" Thursday, Sept. I to a wild town on her w«y to oi wMh the ohUtBiood role beoauee, Granger aul Baihara Rutti, wkl TV Network, 9B0 to 19 p m . oonvent to become a nun, to SUNDAY Television PROGRAM Patty Duke Rks Queen Eiliaabeth, I>atty be NBC-TV’a two^iour *Sionday ■ D T ). "Between FiMay and Monday" oB X^ght at the Movies" color fw - NBOTVa "Bnnpire” oolor seriw Time Ohauel ~ ( S) Naltonal Pm FsstbaB HaB .< t40-SO) Thu JslooBS (CMurl ^ atopped attettMiig lengthwise at Blrpy haa already run away whon ture Sept. 9 (7:80 p m . BlIXP, re ­ Quest star Brtaa KeMh playa a Tueeday, Sept 10 (8:80-9:80 pjov 7:4S ( 8) The U tIbc Word Of Fame Game P a c e O ae) oooROtly itVA rOtite drlftiag cowboy whose knre of the EiDT; repeat of Ma(y 7). •:M I S) The BIx notare Cleveland. Browns va. Plttsbuigfa hts parents learn the report card « I thought o f ^dMit jthe producer peat of MBy 0). ( 8) Faith Ua Tedar Steelers. (BVom Canton, Ohio) be brought home la acHneOBu opm range—and hatred of fenow 1:98 ( 8) The Chitato|>hera Chris Schenkel comments. else's. (IQ' Just heepa ewoouragtag and moth­ WdUam Aeher h&^aeid: "Fatly fHPeoipitatw a “Duel at Shiloh” I 8) TUe li The U fe ■ (28.30) 83rd Annual NuMonnl • :M ( S) Ed JalUvaa Show ta for her age or an ok- Tommy Sands and Dan Duryea TTm ‘Troject 20" produetton of (SO) dj[^ioutaTe Oa Farade Slagles Tennis ChampipBahIps Oueata: P e a r L m , Anthony Now- ering. 1 N B (5 -'tV ’a ‘*I7»o Vlrgfailan’* color "The Real Watt,” an authentto ley, Jose ^ re iX ), The Italian Bittgr, wfaiya a Juator at P ro - traordktaey antrew. oo-otar as a fath er and eon (separ­ ■:4S ( S> Oaveir • OaUalk Men's and Women's Finals from ated for years by a tmghs antdent eertea Wednesday, Sept. 11 (7:80- potttayal of the American West t:0O ( 8) Talee Of The BiTeir Baak West Side Tennis Club. Forest Mouse. Ray Bloch orchestra. feaakMal OUldren’a IBgh Sobool, her differentT 'Bbe nevefxiPrBervwees aw 9 p.m. H O T; repeat o f JazL 9 ).. * ( 8) The Aaewer HUls. N.Y. • ~ (R) Blow High. Btow Ctoar," the of lBii9-1900 with Gary Oooper as ( 8) I’m Diohen’s, Ha’s Psaiatey wOl be doing most of thia sen ahild-a«trew per se. She’a ' DIaa Deac Bebeel (22) Sunday Afteraean Movie atudytng taehnlque einee she poignant story of a young man’s otocy-teUer on camera and off, wW (SO) Big Plotare (2040) Amerlean FeoMwlI Leagne (30-40) Jane Wyman Preaenta JhSL SsL&t 'ter'a work by eorreapondenoe, dhe fltaadfast in his search for the be repeated on the NBC-TV Net,- Steve Cochran, Keenan Wynn. A e ^ t.” And what of her futueoittaeet' (h for Me true Uetmlty, on (40) Sacred Heart New York sd Boston. Curt Oowdy told me . . . bat after I talked truth, Slim Sherman (John. Smith) wuck TTaireday, Sept Id (10-U •:16 (SO) The Ohrietsphere and Paul CSirlstman cover. sheritrs son-in-law la peranaded X auddeidy thought of the oei^ 'Alcoa r remlare" summer pro­ t:S0 ( S) VadeMtaadlBK Oar World I (40) Winning Fins to loin In n bank robbery. a little kMigsr to her alMut her prevents the hanging of an hmo- p m . B ]D T ). (^8) laeight I (18) Oar Faith • iM Oar 64 IPheTU Are Yont IN RADIO. TELEVISION ^ worti-iMudy methoda I rsallae ahe^i other obOd antrew of memory who gram Ihuraday, Sept. 12 from 10- oent Indian and htt^ restore the (jO) The Ohriitephera I (18) Insight Joe B. Ross and Fred Owynne. A mode It b ig and ataiyed unepoltad. : 1 pm,,^ N Y T over A B O T V . Jinxed policeman Ih transferred to not going to nMh aaiytiiing Arapakoe to respect to the oom- (40) Oral Bobeite I (18) The Big Plotare through faalf-atudiod. She hod talent, (unMtlon and munlty, to " Ih e TTnvanquiahed’’ N B O -T V e upcom ing sortea •:4S (SO) The Sacred Heart I ( S) Fair Exchange the 63rd PreclnoL (R ) John Forsythe, Lola Atoright t0:00 < S) Lamp Dale lip FeeO (22-S0).2nd Annual WesOd Bertee ( 8-2040) Bandar Night MovU and STEREO For the new iwrtee * 0 end Row worked hard. lik e Patty the etaga, eptaode of NBOTV’s "Laramie" ‘Hollywood and the Stare," to Rclleloue aeries with I>r. Oeorge Of Golf (Colorl "The Manlfloent Sevan.*’ 'talked up ootnotata btognahiw of ant ftane, waw her eeriy ttalakig and Norman FbH star in "Go Look ookir series Tuesday, Sept. 10 (7:90 jCrothers. Final six holes of final day. From Yul Brynnar, Horst Buchhom. ground. Intereetlngly eli* onA at Roses,” drania of a ootumnlet doing a'^profUe on Humphrey Bo­ ( 8) Jewish News Views Akron, Ohio. Chick Hearn, Jack American gunfighters are hired Baitity lo n e end OMhar, w U oh when to S M > p.m. BIDT; repeat of March (tt) Chalice of Salvatioa Dress coven to protect a Mexicum town. (R) Service O n All Models typed bank iwn fWty pagoa each. Fatty made a memocaUe TV ap- who enoounton dtoiM 'when be 12), gart. Producer Jack Holey Jr. baa (SOt Saoritrce el the Mass ( 8) Pepeye • ;00 ( S) The Beal MoCoys R doo added, ‘*w « even reoewrc learonce together. Her nomeT seeks a mtaslng member of aotam uncovered old film (taken In 1989) (40) This Is The Life I (2040) SMrebeaid Walter Brennan.- It’e not a smooth of '38, on NBC-TVe "tEraft Mya- tO:lS ( 8) The Christophers I ( S> I’ve Got A SeemO transition for Luke when Madison pksfcures, one for the house Cathy M e n H oyw . NBC News wUI present that BhowB Bogart’e flrtt screen ( S-tO-40) M ajor Adamst Trail- Avenue hires him to write home- ttvod hi In SooOand, a picture of tery Theatre” WedneaiSai^ Sept. M:S0 ( S) Look Op Aad Lire ctol program, "JFK Reports," on performonoe. The fHm, "Broa«S* Documentary of pioneerinK work master spun slogans. (R) MP YOU OWN A BOAT CHECK OUR the aobool A e attended In Ftauwe." Itt (9-10 pm. BDT). Monday, Sept. 9, 10-10:80 pm. In rehabilitation of newly Minded Ward Bond, Robert Horton. While V (28-SO) Boaaaaa (Color) way’s Like That," starred Ruth adults at St. Paul's Center New­ on a desparate mission McCul­ \ . Lome Greene. Death In the form Wbloh Is why Didee la able (E D T ), a tetevtaton Utoseup o f the ton. Hass. lough and. a beautiful Mexican of a maniacal expioslvea expert tlioim igidy to change ohMWOtsrl Coming Shows Jtdie London, Mel Tonae, Uto kKenm ^ admintotiatton focuetog BItttog with Bogart to a btt. post. ( 8) Vldlcoa agent cross paths. (R) stalks the Ponderosa. (R) MARINE EQUIPMENT , •:S0 ( 8) True aattona as oukddy as she ohanges Charlie Byrd Trio, the Charooters On the arew of civO Hgbto, for- Haley uncovered the reel in oU (40) Faith For Today I ( S) Great Artists oolttiUBM and hairdo. tl:00 ( 8) Camera Three I ( S) Twentieth Centnly Jack Webb, host. Psut I of drama A young couple meet at a and two production numbers wttb el^. affaire and the natiooal V it a fllm files. The fikn wns Experimental aeries: James Mao- Survey of the massive espion­ about attempts to ssaaaMnate eooaotoy. Nasi "hangman” Heydrich in JVm the reiMwiii, too, when, duT' eance, oourt fei the nwe singing host Vic Domone wBl be andrew. host. age effort from East Germany Citiicm Bond Radio Sales chnI showcased during the eighth and shrunken with age and liad to ha (.8) Comments B People a|^inst West Germany and Nato. Cxechoalovakia. (R ) ing a aathy reheonml, she so f^ share the emdtement of a bctdal M ) Catholic Hoar M:0t • 8) Oaadld Oameka tou the director, "TUa is not (Slower and banhetor party and final broadcast of the Summer ma- Jben Hiuskett gueetaftaw w a reproceaeed for use on TV. (40) Westera Jamboree o (2240) Meet The Press (Osier) Durward Kirby, host. Allen Funt. Guest; Betty Johnson. (R) right. Ylott ass, tMs soon, CSathy we a handsome wedding and le- U:S0 ( S) A Qaest for Certainty Public Affairs -Presentation wouHnt bo using tMs Btany con- ( 8) Vldlcoa ( 8) Combat (22-80) Shew Of The Week Dumont Color TV jKlon BViday, Sept. IS on NBC- (22) Mea Into Space (18) Perspective on Greaheess Jack Hawkins. Pamela Brown. A tnutlans. Maybe lator in the TV’e ‘Bing Atoqg with hOMl" (SO) This Is the Life (20) Film parliament member's wife be­ yoarT” He made the change, wHh (40) Evaasel Hoar (40) Probe comes suspicious of his past. (R) (NBC-TV (x>k>r, 8:80 p.m. HIDT), 11:48 ( 8) British Calendar S;M > S> Mr. Ed 10 ;M > 8) What’s N y LlaeT tbonka to wen-prepared Fatty, at TUESDAY Television PROGRAM Alan Young, Connie Hines. John Daly, moderator. Panelists: ELECTRONICS once. U:00 ( S) O.N. International Bone Dorothv Kt'gallen. Bennett Cerf, ‘T Ia n y ’e Gkrie,” a fMmed-ln- (46-36) Hawaiian Eye ( .8) Dale Storm Wilbur finds himself alone ^ th But that's the way they work Burope, half-hour - situation com­ Fino Oh*Eaq| (3048) Who Do Yea TxortT (22) Championship Bridge ^ a Hon when he tries to rescue Mr. Arlene Francis. LAIORATORIES 6:N (80) Axrtesit«r« M Faia4e 8:H ( 3) N*wi, DeosUe BdwaWs Robert Conrad. Troy Donahue. (SO) Hina Aroand Sunday Ed's kit fronn a cage. Frtesdf •( tor. Oroofeor 6rte ( 8) Binemaa man. a woman- and a frightened start of life. Guest: Dr. Milton 11:20 (SO) Late Show Levine, pediatrician. cidentally locked in a van the with the manual atombet. Fatty "Xhtematlonal Showtime” otacts 7:H ( 3) l « t ’x Talk AJm sI (38) MaU Order Market beggar boy find their lives en­ (22) Concern * collie travels 800 miles before "So This Is Love." K. Grayson. stumMod around the Ross livtag 8:M ( 3) Oaptala Kanxaioo (83) Flret Shew tangled on a luxury liner. (R) (30) Wild Bin Hickock escaping. (R) ( ^ Academy Theatre Me third season on the N B G T V 8:38 (48) Frextier otBoIeaM (33) Three Steoses ' ( 646-20) The Cntonchables 11:58 1 S) Your Congressman from < S) Zoorama ■"Hie Bad and the Beautiful." room IdkkdfoMod, got to know Network Friday, Sept. 16 (T:M- 3:M ( 3) H w Bleliarda (48) Admiral u d Swal Robert Stack. Deranged brother (22-30) Ensign O'Tools Lana Turner. K. Douglas. Helen KeUerV) IHe m thorougtUy ( 3) Jsok I.* L o u s aaew ■:16 (38) Early Shew of gangland lord starts a gang Connectlcat 11:23 (40) Feature 40 8:90 pm. NTT), wMh a presenta­ war. (R) 1:00 I S> Perception Dean Jones. O'Toole imperson­ aa Htten KeHer dow. She got no (82-38) IVdar “Public Pigeon Mo. Oae." Bed (20) DirecHons OS ates a high ranking officer In an 1:00 (40) Lord’s Prayer tion of "T he MarvelouB Miuniob (48) Bo m The Olowa ' Skelton. 16:66 ( 3) The Keefe Brsaselle Shew (22) Schlne 10 Pin Bowling effort to save Stoner from court 1:08 ( S) News. Weather A Moments prefereotlail treatment at audltiona Oircue,” a produotton of the Olr- t :U ( 3) OehUo Drake Show 1:3# ( 8) Qaick Draw Featured are: Noelle Adam, Ann (SO) Sunday Matinee martial (R) of Meditation (nobody knew she rated It) but 3:38 ( 3) Mmioaatra (4t) toerin el OeeU*e B. Davis, and Rocky Grasiano. ( 8) Newsrope A Moments of oue .Krone, taped in Munioh, Ger­ "P'ace M Fire." J. Whitmore. (20) Woaderful Jet Worid ehe got the rota from a field of < I). Bert of Oreaeha drt# ( 8) New* aad WeafiUw Guests: Woody Herman. Della (40) Westover Presents, Air (40) Wanted: Dead Or Alive Comfort many. Den Ameche again h boot. 3:43 (4«) Kias * Odte Shew (46) New* Reeae. Force « :S0 ■ 3) Dennis The Menace 1:M ( S) Moments of Comfort, Onod- 200. 18:3# ( 3) New* 6:86 (48) Mr. Laeky 1S;36 (22-36) Report From Rome nlght Hymn 1:11 (20) The Christophers Jay North. Mr. Wilson shoyrs a It tow during the arduous run (33-36) Say Whoa 6:15 ( 3) Swrt*. New* aad W«s4her Piegram "rapturing" current 1:28 ( S) Vonr Conirressmaa from quick change of heart when a re­ A m aniacal eapkMttvee eopett < 8) Feotwe 6:36 ( 6) OoUaw* ihood of Italy s capital. Irvfae ConnecHcnl ward is offered for a shaggy dog The new half-hour n 1 h 11 y of ths play that Fatty (diarted Hiv­ causw death on the IVmderoea in (66) Kexatas MerU ( 8) Bveoiag Bepert R. Levine 1* the guide. 1;S0 ( S) Washington Report' like the one Dennis asked him ing a dual Ufe of her own. Her ‘The Thunder Man,” a repeat e|4- M :lt I 3) Hememaken Movie (36) Baatley Brfaklty ( a8646) Focas (fa America (20-40) Issnes and Answers to care for. (R) "Huntley-'Brtnkley R^iort” will be mother decided it wae beet if ttie sode of NBC-TVs "Bonanaa” o(»or (3im) Flay Tear Haaeh 6:36 (33) Ctabheaeo Don Goddard, Irost. Backward Howard K. • Smith Interviews (2240) Wonderful World of Color presented on the NBC-’TV Net­ ( 8) Whe Do Tea TrartT (46) Adveatare* la Tla*e ' rtance (including Wiley Poet noted personality. (Coior) Fess Parker and Buddy UnMt with the Reeaw during the seriw Sunday, S ^ . 8 (0-10 pm. 11:66 (33-38) OeaeeatnUtea (36) New* ' niras) of Oklahoma's role to 1:SB ( 8) Baseball Ebsen in the first of three Davey work Mondays through Fridays at A tMdnt job in or outside your home, is not how eheap you eaai get It—^but week to conaerve her energy, oom BIDT; repeat of May 0>). ( a33-3e) The Friee le HisM 6:46 (33) New* aviation development. Yankees vs. Detroit Crockett adventures. (R) 7-7:30 p.m. NTT, starting' Sept: 9. U :ie (3338) Mleetas Uaka (eelwt (36) New* _ M rti (3048-28) News. Weather a how long you w ant it to lasti I f you like a geiod jo b call M r. Charles 649-4920 ing home only on weekends. Patty < 8-4a36) Bevea Keye 7rt6 ( 8) Te Tell Tfce Trath Smrti jr 644-0601. Brush or spray. Homes, Offices, IndustriaL stlU foUowa the pottom, whhALhoa Jack Hawhkie and Pamela 13:88 ( 8) Ixrve Of life (36) Big PIctnre (to) Big News proven oongenlat all around. “Inst Brown star to "To Buiy Oaeear,' (3333) Year FIrrt Im y re i^ a (33) Weather. Local New* (St) New* a Weather 4 ( 8-fa36) Teueeeea Brale Ford (3346) New* Aad Weatoer U : U ( 3) Taesday Starllxht waekend ‘ws aU went on an outing UI ortgtoal oourtroom melodrama 13:Se ( 3) Beueh For TexMrrew 7:16 (33) Special Bepert "In Old California." J. TTayBa MONDAY Television PROGRAM together, Fatty, her mother, two about an Fngtish Partlamentar- (3333) Trath er Oeiueqaeaeei 7:16 (33) Wertm Mas*. Hghitohl* (46) Steve AUen Show < 3-46-38) Father Km w o Bert (36) SpMt* Camera 11:86 (36) Sperta Boaadap rime Cbaanel other OHente o f mins, Elthel end ian’e fight for poUtioal survived, to New. aad Weather be broodoast m black and white U:66 (33) Newe (46) New* 11:33 ( 8) Sportsvlew 6:SD persuaded to nee. (R) U :4 t (46) Lord’* Prayer (.3) The Inqvirinc Mind (40) New. show buatoeae. Juat nice kids my 1098). ( 8) Gale Storm Shew ( 8) FIrrt Baa Theatre 1:66 ( 8) Newscope, Moment* ef Com­ Be ready for the hot weather 7:16 ( 8) Snmmer Time 7:80 (33-80) Moaday Night At The age. W e daitoe, Meten to reoorda, (36) Harvey Olrea Shew "Neptune* Daughter." Red Sluir fort a Hymn (22) Weather Movie. (46) New* ton. (36) New* ahead with a HUNTER ATTIC 7:98 < 8) Peroeptlom Dr. Kildare h on assignment to P A N installed in your home. (Color) "Harry Black aad th. go to moviw, the usual. Doing 1:36 (46)4») “B______u b ■ a ra Beraard Shew (36) BUIy Graham ( 3) Now* aad Weather ( 8) FrienM of Mr. Goebov Tiger." Stewart Granger, Ao- staoi^T Not for me poraonaHy pkiotic surgery when he meets a 1:66 (36)___ MMea ea of D Dertla; ertla y (46-36> Combat Complete with fan> louvers and 8:88 ( 8) Captain Bansaroo thony Steele. Life and death young woman (gueto star Carolyn (33) Speelal Beperf Determined to tight the Germaa*. all carpentry work. 8:38 (48) Frontlere of Science .truggie between man and beaat rm halving ao much fun with the 3:66 ( 3) Faasweri aa birphan tries to follow the Elnsigtn O’Tpole (Dean Jones) 9:88 ( 8) Hap Bloharde In Indian Jungle. (R) group." Jones) who feela life and love have (3306) Peoide WUl Talk squad Into action. (R) (8) dack La Lanne Show dons a high-ranking officer’s uni­ ( 840-30) The Dakota. MANCHESTER Those of us, inoldentally, who eluded her because she has a big ( aS6> Qaeea F or A D ay Srti ( 3) Mas Oat Of The R ^ form to save Commander Stoner (22-38) Today Larry Wtu-d. Audrey Dalton. nose, in the "Dr. Kildare” episode, (43) Beet of Greaebe iyllia Thaxter, .Skip Homeier. (M> The Clown Stark faces gunellnger. for the were afraid Patty would outgrow 3:M (36) Midday Bepert Sarooned by a storm, two wom­ (Jack Albertson) from Navy court- 9:16 < 8) Debbie Drake Shew girl he love.. (R) the KeOer. role before the movies "The Mask Mjakers," on NBC-TV 3:38 ( 3) Hooie Vwm, en find themselves at the mercy 9:30 ( S> MiUionaire B E S T OLDSMOBILE martial after Stoner becomes in­ 8:80 ( 8-30-M) Yonr Fanny, Faaay got to it failed to reaUae that not Thuraday, Sept. 12 (8:30 to 9:30 (33-33) The Doctor* of a 'nusxiing stranger; (R) toxicated on "exotic punch” and ( 8) Beat Oif Gronohe Film. "T orn OUMmOBUJB DBALEB” p.m. H D T ; repeat of Oct. 19, ( aS34e) Day la Coart 8:36 ( 3) Talent Scents 9:46 (48) Kiny And Odie Show George Fenneman, boat, Marty evetybody is destined for foohion 3:66 (33.33) N ew * Merv Griffin, host. Celebrities drives a truck through a Malayan 18:08 < 3) Mewa Ingel., gueat. Amateur utire on ^ CAR, model heiglht. Though she now has 1962). - 3:8# ( 3) Edjee OI Nixht present performers seeking general’s prize garden, in "Opersi- (22-30/ Say When commercial, plu. .hort, .hort., 512 WEST CENTER STREET (33-38) C eretta Y o m K breakthrough to stardom. ( 3) Feature 3:00 ( 3) Comedy Hoar Special. ( 8) Traltmaater (23-36) Empire (Oolor) tion: Impersonation” on "Ensign (40) Morning Movie Phil Silver.. Carol Haney and an S-15H (38-43) Qneen F or A D ay Ricluird Egan. Joan Hackett. O’Toole” Sunday, Sept. 8 (NBC-TV, 10:30 ( 3) Homemaker a Movie Carol Lawrence .tar In a story (18) MllUon DeUar Movie Morena becomes interested In s 7 p.m. EDT; repeat of Nov. 26, (22-80) Play Yonr Hunch of a Manhattan bachelor’s vaca­ 3:8# ( 3) To Tell The Trath glri who is en route to a convent < 8) Who Do Yon Tmatt tion at home. (R) ALUMINUM LADDERS Our SPEEDY Spuekrity (33-38) Y ea Don’ t Say (C olor) fo become a nun. (R) 1962). 11:00 (22-30) Concentzation (^ 8-2040) Whatever Happened WILSON 11:30 (22-30) Miaalnjc Links (Color) To Boyalty NEW or USED U 'l o 28'~ $ 1.0 0 ft. TRULY DELICIOUS ( 8-40-20) Seven Keya Smclal port■rtralt of royal ■ figures ELECTRICAL CO. 12:00 ( 3) Love of Ufe . who talk of themselves and 32 ' to 40*—$1.30 ft. (22-30) Yonr' First Impression monarchy (Including 80-year-old CHICKEN Residential-ConuiL-Ind. ( 8-40-20) Tennessee Ernie Ford WEDNESDAY Television PROGRAM iueen Victoria Eugenie of 649-4817 — 643-1388 12:30 ( 8) Search for Tomorrow pain) Filmed In .six countries. Oomplele with repw Brown fai 6 Ml mite* (22-80) Trnth or Consequences §0:80 (23-30) Art Unkletter Show poIleyB. tim e Chaaael (33-36) Yea Don’3 Say (Coley) liearlng. (R) 6:38 (SO) .lUfrionltora •R < T e n A e (26-46) Who Do Yea TraetT 3:88 ( 3) The Beverly HJJIbUlleg ( 8-40-20) Father Knows Best Panelist.: Jayne Meadow., Carl ProBtyt 2--D ay Service Se The world’s “floest eaUn’ ehlok- 12:56 (22) News Reiner. Guest: GlM>I1e Mac- COBURN & MIDDLEMOOK. hw. 6:SD ( 8) Moment* OI Comfort 1:56 < 3) New*. Doaglaa Edward* Buddy Ebaen, Jim Backus. A 1:00 < 3) Best Seller Kenzle. (R) C A S H O N L Y en” with Incomparable taste. 6:4# ( 8) New*oope 4:66 (22-36) Match cTame socialite thinks he’s seen every­ ( 8-29-40) General Capital 10:00 I 3) Password INVESTMENTS 6:if ( 8) Operation Alphabet ( 8) Banger Andy Shew thing until the Clampptts enters (22-80) Af Home WHh Kitty MB. GEOROB F. JOHNSON JB., Moaagcr 7:66 ( 3) The Gift of Ufe (.8) Admiral Jack tain country-style. (R) Game show; Allen Ludden, host. CALL IN ORDER (33-86) Today Show (22-30) Mystery Theatre 1:06 (40) Barbara Bernard Show Guesta: Nanette Fabray, Peter FBIENDLX AND HELPFUL IBAN8AOT10NB HANDLED VERNON Pick Up 10 Minutw Later (S646) Trailmarter 1:80 ( 8) As The World Turns Lind Hayes. 7:13 ( 8) Snmmer Tfane 4:35 (83-36) New*. Afteraoon Bepert John Forsythe. Lola AlbrighL ON ALL EXCHANGES LISTED AND CNLISTKD—MUTUAL FUJOWB PAINT and WALLPAPER (to) Weather 6:80 < 3) Big 8 Theatre Violence ensues when a cole ( 8) Gale Storm Show (23) David Brinkley’s Jooraal 7:36 ( 3) b F D No. 3 umnist tries to locale a missing (80^ Harvey Gluon Show ( 840-20) Ben Casey 629 M A IN STR E E T * * L M l 8-119S VERNON CIRCLE (32-36) Make Boom For Daddy (40) News Vincent Edwards, Sam Jaffee.' ( 8) Friend* of Mr. Goober (18) MiUion DoHar Movie classmate for a reunion. T E L . 648-1858 DECI’S DRIVE-m 7:33 ( 8) Let’* Talk Abeat ’ . 5rt6 ( 8) Biflemaa 0 6:36 ( 3) Dick Van Dyke Show 1:86 (48) Barbara Bernard Show "Solo for B-Flat Clarinet. (Part Morey Amsterdam, Rose Marie. 1:66 (22) Special Report « I) introduces Paul Richards star 875-2282 482 OE N T EB^ST.-—M l St2(M0 8:66 ( 3) Oaptala Kanraron (36) Film ^ (38) Men* of destiny of forthcoming "Breaking Point" 8:86 (46) Frontier* ef Scleaee (to) FIrrt Stow Ritchie forgets to tell his writer^ 2:88 ( S) Password psychiatric series. 8:06 ( 3) Hap Blohard* ■' (36) n r e e Stooge* father that the talking bowling- (22-38) People WUl Talk (M) Billy Graham ( 8) Jara La Laaae Shew (46) The Admiral Bwahhy pin idea came from show al­ ( 8-20) Queen For A Day 10:30 . 3) ntomp The Stars <83-88) Teday ^ Show ready on the air. (R) '(48) Bo*o The Olewa 5rt6 (36) Early Show ( a2646) Oar Maa Hixxlns (40) Best of Groncho Charade Game. . Hike Stokey. Make A Difference Where Yen Sayell 3:15 ( 3) Debbie Drake Sheer 2:24 (20) Midday Report host. Guests; Dean Jones. Roger iT DOES "Montana.” Errol F7]mn. Stanley Holloway. The visit ef 2:80 ( 8-20-40) Day In Court Smith. 8:30 t 3) MillleBalre 5:86 ( 8) Boeky a Friend* football star Frank Gifford ( 8) Bert of Oraaoho (46) SholH 'af CeehUe creates complications. (R) ( 8) Honse Party' ‘ •> (23) Third Man 3:48 (43) King and Odie Shew We’ll be glad to show you-B mateli- (22-30) The Doctors tSOi Air Power - f t -ft - a 5:45 (53) Air Maa’* World 16:66 ( 3) fUrele 'Tlieatre 2:66 (22-38) News 11:00 ' 8-8-20-M) News. WMUher aad l#:ee < 3) Now* __ 6rt6 ( 8) New* a Weather Drama of life and' crime la a less selection of Mohawk or 8:88 ( 8) l ^ e of Night Sports (to-33) (jay When (36) Yeoag WorM Manhattan slum area and what Bigelow carpet right in yonr own (22-88/ Loretta Young Show (33) Big News 4% ( 8) Featare (46) Newe some public spirited citizens do vS A V 1 M G S (48) Meraing Movie abrat It. (R) home. 'M ake yonr home carpet ( 8) Trailmaster (SO) News and Weather 16:38 < 3) Homemaker* M ovie 6:66 (46) Victory At Sea . _ ^ (2d4S) Queeu For A Day 11:15 ' 8) Hoadiur Startight . 6rt6 ( 3) Sperta. News and W eather (33to) The Eleventh Hopr oomfortable! ,.1 ? I (/ LOAN. (32-38) P la y Y ea r Haneh 6:36 ( 8) Sfth Preclaot WendCH Corey. James ' Franoto- (18) MIlTlpa DoIUr Movie "Stanford (juest.'’ Myma Loy, G. ( 8) Who Do Yea TrartT CUB. A man tries to reject Bio 3:30 < S) To jTel) The Troth Brent. tit i \ t I t / 11:8# (32-38) Cencentratiea "H 3) Evealag Newe (SS-SO) You Doa’t Say (color) (40) Steve Alien Show DhrldcMd 7 «8 M A IN jSTREBT— T E L . 643-1191 ^36) BrHieh Calendar - suggestion that his wife Is the ‘ MANCHESTER ^RPET U :Se (33-36) M Uelag Llak* tOel News Weather cause of hla liightmares. 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tiudwotlons w on do thraa tbnas- - In ■ngUah, "SpMdMi sad Italian. THURSDAY Tefe«fo*o« PROGRAM |TV Notebook! go wo nan aeM (he Acmr shMi* PMywIiana. BiW DatouUvsa FOr a man an Um thradiold af (! m (siS aifri—na f aaiueea# Bjr D ICK JOJDQnai •:K < a> WiaiMn •» OMafMI: ( . » ABaUtatdask retiring, he's vM y busy. SiM ( S> W«w e«n AgMdSMBMMW^M _ NMra|i«pM A m *- t:W I S> ^ r a U m Alplisb*« Wawa—Altaraaaa MaBatt MBW TORK (NBA.) — X*Yler liM < » n * SMfcers 9iM augat is aUlI maJdng VaUn m ^lc, TMfaw ahew '^'Slr^bTSlS'rar DsB-r T:U < •) Vlsttwiai Meaebnwe (U ) MiUlaa Dollar Mavia »»> International soale, but Wa SiM ( S> BWaaiaa Kanrt really Isn’t In tt any more. TV PersonaiUies | 1:M SiSmsiMaiBs Oa>,WjM (tt) Ftost BMW I W rriMSs'Sl Mr. OMbMT (M) Tbree Weegee. _ „ _ “H it werw’s for Ajbbe,” Cugie (dt> Ataim I aad Bwabby BbM aagra, “ I wouldn’t be in thta bual- 1:W ( S) Lai’s Talk Abml b^ntr to tH« Bntwi. A b b jr •na < S) OaalalB naaaaraa (M> M4U Order Maibtl Maaa now. I much prefer painting Dalton S:W (Mi rtoaUaas at BilB (St) Bariy Skew (R' Mid I oan affoM to retire and just •:M < S> Has ■lehsrds “Two W»v Stretch." Patar Bal MiM When Abby Dalton walked < l> SmA La ~ lars. paint. But AMm irants to act, ao l> Ibdajr StW ( t) Hacklabarrr Raaad down the aisle to become Joey “ la 0|nn drink fiance. (R> ' ’’She’s made 22 fUms in Italy Bishop’s T V wife BiUe Barnes last 9;Uw,mm ,( » ~Debbie . Dnka CTuw sns < ■) Rawa * Waatbar season, she also became televi­ t:M < t) iniMaBalre (IS) News . and one day one of them wili be ( I) Baal at Oisaaha SMt (ti) Aaalraaaaat Oadorwataa « t . ’5 : r r S f % « A m a r ^ sion's most beautiful bigamist. A StM ( S) Baana, Bows aad Wealbar West from ISM to ItW; na^tloB " brought to this oountry and she’ll •;4S Naw« __ S:M ( t> Haas Kaas character packaged by Jackie IXLMi Say Whas < S) Braaiaf Nfws ( S-SS-M) Proaslera ■ I odn quit and just paint." < ■) raslam (IS) .news A Waatbar 'ommy Sands. Dan DuryJA Cooper in "Hennesey.” And just (tt) HaaHar Brlaklm TmmpetaVumpet flavor searches for AW c, o f course, is his lovely (M) Haraiac Jfiavi* . iiuppo#ed*y dead TMher — and wiita and-., vocalist, Ahtoe Lane. He before that, relatives and friends M:M ( S) Bosieaaakan Mavia (M) Adreataret la Tnaa iiuppoMd*; watched her become Mrs. Jack (tt-M) Miur Tasr Haach d:tt (St) aabbaaaa (R) iaels he dtaouki continue to pro­ ( •> Wha Da Tas TnalT S:4S (SS-M) News 11 :M ' 3 5 Newe. WwUfcee m m vide her with a showcase — name- Smith, w ife of a Los Angeles busi­ 11 :N <**-») Caaeaalrallaa (St) Nawa Sm Hr nessman. That’s a lot o f wed- U;M (3t-M> MIh Ibc Llafca (Oalar) t:H (It) ^ rts Farads (inn Biff Maw* br, Ms orchestra — untU she la ( S-M-M) Savaa Kara S:M ( t) WyaU K n n (SS) NOWS m w^or^^. &UbUahed in tbe U.S. as an ac- dings. . _ How could she top this? She lt:M i S) Lava Of L»a (SS) Nawa A Waatbar llt is ( S) treaa. And so he heope on tak- Yaar .First la»ar«asUa (M-M) Newa * Waatbar T'h<’ ^ to<5svs*-_ L. vregBr, • managed. < S-M-M) Taaaaiaea Krala FaM (tt) Film Oban.. b m his baton and his ibuaic around Last May, viewers saw Barnes lt:W ( l> Saareb Far Taaransw 1:1S (SS) Westara Mass. HishHchU (41) Slave Allea Shad (M) Bparts Camera (M) Ipa'rts »«(»4 a p tbe woiid. ’The suiprisdhg thing is rush Ellie to the hospital to have (n-Ml Trath Or Gaaaasaaaaas 11 :M tbat the Xavier Ougat wO -know la < Z-N-M) FaHier Knawa Baal (tt) News lltSS ( s> ^ r t o YIew their nrst TV offspring (it was a U:H <») News 7tM • t> Award Th'aatra II :M Ifs-M) Taalght Shaw (O). ^ te different from the Xavier boy!), and a few weeks later Los 1:M ( SI Baal. Sallar _ , ( 8) Gala Storm ( 8) Claema 8 O iK *t the rest of the world knows. (M-M) Advenlares al Oaala aa "Keeper of the Flame. 8. ’IracF. Angeles businessman Jack Smith ( S-lS-4S> Qaaaral Hanital Harrirl (MV ford’s Prayer T'laying in BXir*.” be says, (tC-M) &t Rome Wllk glUy IStU rushed Abby to a San Fernando 1;M (M) Barbara Baraard Shaw CompticaUons arise when June lt;H < S) Nows. Weather A MamaaM “ la different. In most Spanish and Valley hospital where their first l:M ( t) Sa The World Taraa plays bostess to a hisb school of Meditation Italian dubs, they have two shows. < 8) Oala Slarm Shaw Doytriend. (R) 1:M (M> News ______j „ __ baby was bom. (St) Barr Barbara Baraard Sbaw Meta vs. Son Francisco native music. That’s wtiat the episodes of “The Joey Bishop 1;U (tt) Maa at Destlar ■ ;M S) Perry Mssoa bouciats. want to hear. But the Show," begfinning its third season (IS) Spaelal Beaarl — Raymond Burr. Colwn Oray. Jeanette Noian, playing a hiU- S:M ( S) Pauward Hired by a woman who Is belns billy mother In "A ll the ComfotJM natives don't go to ^ that show. on NBC-TV Saturday, Sept. 14 (tS-3t> Peapla Will Talk Uackmalled. Perry soon finds •m»ey go to the later show— 1 ( S-StV Qaaaa Far A Day of Home," for NBC-TV’s (8:30-9 p.m. N T T ). They may (It) Baal at Oroacbs himself defending her for mur- at 2 a.m. That’s the show we play even get to see Abby’s real-life der. (R) Boone Show," choee a t:M (St) Midday Bapart Ba (Se-M) Daaaa Bead Show when we are there. That is the baby since her studio dressbtg S;tt ( I) Baaae 'PPalr& Donna beUeres maternal Instinct one scene which Mte used to siiK (SS-M) Tbe Dactara L ------bo her own children. The s o ^ M Show fo r the natives themselves. room will be made into a nursery (. S-tS-St)______Day _ay la CaCaaH la better than science In medical And that is mostly American mu- __and what mother can resist dlasnoais. (R) a- standard hsrmn. "I’m a Pllgrjm, S:ti (SS-lt(SS-lt) ----- Newa (St) BiMraphr - atc — we must do the whole ’West showing off her first bom?. ( S) IMfa Of MishI compooed by Mary 8. B. P a ^ (SS-Stl LareMa Taau. StM (SS-M> Dr. Slldare „ Shindler from an Italian melody. CHde Story’ or they get very an- A former model and cover girl; ( t) Trallmaalar Richard (Jhamberlaln. Caroljrn Abby’s first acting e?tp«rience oc­ Jones. A youns woman attempU Storyline setting for the teJjPMy giy. We don’t do much Latin mu­ (St-M) (laaea Far * Day su'clde following ninsHc surgery. curred in a Los Angeles kinder­ (18) Mllftaa Dollar Marla la the backwooii o t North Caro­ sic in Spain or Italy." till _ _ garten. Her family had moved to t;lt t> To Ton Tbe Tratb (M-M) Leave It Ta Baavav lina. The show was filmed near While he’s hi Ekirope this sum- (SS-St) Tea Doa’I Bar (Oalar) tm- Southern California from Las Ve­ (St-M) Wba Do Tea T*J»al? Wally and Eddie a l w an Monterey, Calif. ______aaer, Ougle and Abh« will make S:S8 ( 1) Rowi. Daarlaa Edwarda practical practical )obe. (R) Ig half-hour and IS hoix-long tele­ gas. Nev.. where she was bom. Except for three years during vision rfiowB. Ihese are' designed World W ar I I when her parents fo r sale in a year , or ao to Am er­ were in Manama, Abby spent her ican abations, plus other stations growlng.-up years In and around FRIDAY PROGRAM around the world. To get around S-S-S8-M) Newa, Waalhar aad Los Angeles. She whizeed through (SAM) qpee« Far A Day ilie language harriers, Cugie is the public school system ahd out lim ply using the universal lan­ I (M) SKiteultore ua ParaAs (IS) Milltoa Dallar Marts Gfi)*Big Nawa into a world of dancing and mod­ S:tS ( S) Ta Tell Tka Tialh (M> Newa.aad Wulhev I 8) Sfomeata Of Oamfavl Mavlea guage o f music. eling. A t 13, she was teaching I ( 8) Newsoape (tSM) Yaa paa’L»ay_(Oaly) . . ( 8) Amertea*a Graataal “ W e’U do songs," he says, "in . ( 8) Oveiratiaa Alphabal (Mi-M) Wka Da Tea T n » iT "Nigbunsre Al ey.’‘ T, Power. / fMiatovor language they were orig- dancing. * i'( S> The. Story at Italy 1 ( S) Newa. Oaazlaa Edwards J... iSloJlondell. During her high school yeam. (St-M) Taday Sbaw ( S) Baasav Aady Shaw (M> Stove AUea Shaw Inntly written. The spoken hi- Miss Dalton modded part-time for . ( 8) Jawiah Nawa aad Ylawa (St-M) Maleh Oaaaa 11 :M (N ) Sparta (Si) Waatbar „ _ . ( t> Admiral Jaak 11 :M a Los Angeles department store. I I S) A qaaal far Cartalato (SS-M) Tralliaaator ll'.M (SMMTS«lsk»**k#w (aator) She cotvtlmted m odeling after ( S> Frlaada at Mr. Oaabae I (SSM> Nawa. Altotaaaa Rapart gfraduation, aippearing oil the cov­ I ( S) Lat’a Talk Abaat I ( S> Biz S Ibeatra •‘••fta®S5S;.a*m.’’ Ci.ric Gable. ( S) Caytala lUazara* (ISM ) Make Baam Far Daddy (M) Laid’a Prayer „ __ ers o f numerous monthly maga­ I (M) FSaatlara at Salaaaw (IS) Milltoa Dallar Mavia ( t) Newacapa. Mamaato al zines and on the jackets of several ( S) Hap Biehardt _ Srtt (St) First Sbaw fart aad hymn ( S) Jack La Laaaa Bbaw ( SI miflamaa (M) News _ .. . — hit record albums. (it-M> Taday „ (M ) FBaa 1:SS ( t) News. Waatbar A Mamaato In 1955. deciding to return (M> Bow Tha OUwa (M) Three Bl^aa . .. al Maditoliaa temporarily to dancing, Nie a*i 1 ( S) DabMa Draka Bbaw (M l Tka Admiral Aad Bwabby I ( S> Mailaaaira Bbaw -« ^ t a m k dltloned suooessfUlly for a Las ( S> Batl at Oraaeto^ ills (M) Eartr SItoW ____ Vegas night club sot. Four months 1 'M) Hlax aad Odia Bbaw “The Wnntns Team." Doria later, - she turned to -acting. ) ( S) Nawa ELECTRONICS ( 8) Faatara hSt (Sn Livte Ward In two and a half years. AW»y (*t-M) Say W b » ( s5 S l^ A Rto^fTtoads PAINTING iABORATORIES appeared in six movies and a (M> Maralaz Mavia __ (M> Bbertff ml Osehiaa i n t e r i o r , e x t e r i o r dozen top television s h o ^ . Her It;M ( 1) Homamakara Mavia t:M (M> kadasMT aa Farad# (it-M) Pito Taav Haaak liM ( t> Nawa A Waatbar WALLPAPER B O O K S feature films included ’’ v i king ( 8) Wha Da Yaa TnralT (M l Film PAPERHANOING (M ) Newa -277 BROAD Women,” "Cole Tounger, Gun- 1;M (tt-M) CaaeaBlraMaa n O O R S a b 5 OE1IXN 0 8 1;M (M-M) Mlatiaz Uaka (Oalaa) list (M) Yaaey Dmriacar . fighter" and “Rook AM Night,” in liM ( 1) Baaata. NaWa aad Waal PAINTED AR5 REFINISHia* all of which she had the feminine •t S-SS-M) Savaa Kays S:M I ») Lava Of LMe . l:S8 < I ) RvaAlhS WorfcmaaublF Qoaraateed lead. (M-M) Taar F IV a I Itopraw^ . '( S) New Bread On televioion, her career began ( S-iS-M) Taaaaaaee Erals Fard (M) Saeiai Ba^rity FMty iBBured StM ( t) SaarMI Far Tswsvraw (M) News A Wealker with the title role in “ Belie Starr" ' (M-M) Trath Or ftoasadaaaeaa (M> HaaUay Briaklay on the Schlitz Playhouse. Her ex­ ( S-3t-M> Fafliar Kaswa Baal (M) Saparmap ploits in the saddle and with flre- it-M (M)' Nawa SiSS (SS> OlBbbaaaa LEO PELLETIER 1;M • S) Baal Sallar S:M (M-M) News 545-5825 MThs— ^ph:« her increasing deyelop- ( S-tS-M> OaBeralHaapMW (M ) Newa , ment as a talented actress—quick­ (M-N) At Rama With Klttv tiSS ( 1) Iraira W ^ O r 1;M (M> Barbara Barnard Bbaw (tt) Weattier. Lead 54S-98M ly Won her coveted parts in “Have 1;M I S) At 1710 World Taraa (SS-M) Nawa aad WaalbaT Gun, Will Travel.” "Rawhide.’’ ( S> Gala Storm Shaw (M) Film ^ ■ “Rifleman,” "M averick” and (M> Harvo- an— oi.«» 7:U (M) W estan Maasaadnwalto- (M) Naw» , HlrbUzbta ^ others. 1;U (M> Barbara Baraard Shaw (M ) Bparts Camera 7 SH O P and For three years she was the 1:W 'M) Maa al Dtatfay (M ) Newa witty Nurse Martha Hale to Jack­ (M) Spaa.ial Banort SAVE S;M ( S) Paaawerd - ^ ' waller «d ^ . ie Cooper’s “Hennesey.” (SS-M) Faapir WBI TaBr An Iroh-fUled zeneral nsjeou WHERE She is an expert skier and a ( s-st) Qaaan Far A Day warnlnza not to aOacIc an Indian boxing fan. and likes to oook (M) Baal af Oraarba tribe. (R ) _ YO U SEE PETS (St) MMdav Raport (M) Intarnatienal IM u ^ m e QRBIIN Mexican food. ( S) HoBBr Party "The Marvelous Munich Ciroiu S m THIS ' (SS-M) Tha Dsetora opens the new season for this ( 8-St-M) Da.v In Caart program. SIGN PET FOODS Cookie, an 11-month-old wire- (M-M) Nawa ( S-M-M) Cbayanne , • S) Edre Of Nljtbl _ Clint Walker. An old friend’s de- hair dachshund, will make his act­ (M-M) LnraHa Yaaaz Show alra for revenge brings him to ing debut playing an aging, ailing ( t> Trallmaalar the point of parting from PET ATTIRE dog in the "Prince Among Men.” CHieyenne. (R ) ’ (M) Billy Graham an episode of NBC-TV’s new S;M ( t> Baato M „ Garden SnppKes 'Redigo” series (Tuesdays, start­ Martin MUher. Glenn Corbett ing Sept. 24). Shooting was com ‘Slindav’ Tod and Line become involved rertilhers with Jal ala) plays and Interna­ FU R N ITU R E pleted recently and Cookie, who tional Intrigue, (ft) 1 1 1 5 M A IN ST. Seeds. Shriibs had to be rescued from a danger­ To Start on NBC (M-M) sing Alan* With Mitch (Color) The program s musical Lawn Maintenance ous ledge at one point in the aegmanta are built around tha OLIVA’S ESSO story, came through like a veter­ '•Sunday,’’ the NBC Nowe fuU theme ’’Courtship to M arriage." L,f a Marty Inffols, Emmallne Henry. 134 E. CENTER ST. McKin n e y weekly news magazine. It's a loainff streak for Harry and Arch in pinff pong contests with 15 W O O D B R ID O E ST. Producer Robert , Blees pur­ • Frank Blair will provide the WYMAN OIL C0„ Inc. other ckrp^nters. (R ) 34 MAIN ST. Manchester—-548-5520 chased the prize-winning, novel­ verbal thread for thp progrtun. •:B t < 8) Alfred Hltchco^ , x ette, " A Part of the Bargain" i* y His regfular ’’Sunday” coileaigueB ' Bradford Dillman. Diana Hyland. will be W hite House oorreepondeiR A younff couplo is barrassed by WM. PECK LUMBER, Inc. George Cuomo,, for«an ' upcoming aa emotiona ly disturbed boy. tR ) segment o f NBC-TV’s "K ra ft Sus­ Ray Scherer, Nancy Diokeraon <8t “M> Harry^s Girts (Prem iere) 2 M A IN ST. COMPLETE pense Theater” (new series pre- (who will provide featuree about Larry Blyden. Susan Silo. FoUow- Washington), Robert Abemethy inff a proposal from a Rajah. PLEN’S TEXACO BEAUTY amieres ’Thursday, Oct. 10). A Rusty jrimallses herself as novelist and. professor at Victoria (with 'explanatory news stories for spiritual leader of 30,000,000. 381 m a i n ST. SERVICE College in Canada. Chiomo took teen-agers), and former major- < Sr8M 0> 77 Snsset Strip league catcher Jod Garagiota with iSfrent Zimballst Jr.:. . Eklward NASSIFF ARMS We attend to top prize in a short stoiry contest Byrnes. Master criminals trick every detail that sponsored. by fesqulre Magazine sidelines on sports. Kookie out of a fortune in securt’ 991 M A IN ST. keeps you look­ and Bantam Books. On the less regular basiB, a od a l ties. 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