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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1966 PAG E TWENTY‘k)U » lEti^tttns li^raUt Average Daily Net Press Run For the Week Ended Nbttneg Alumnae Chapter of The British American Club Tax Revision would provide a more TeallsUc Forms on Hand October 8, 1966 About Town Gamma Sigma Sigma, national will sponsor a dance tomorrow deduction for educational ex THE out service sorority, will meet Sun ,at 9 at the clubhouse. The penses required to meet the . M n . O ertfu d e 3L N eum ann ot For Teachers For Tm Break dry at 8 p.m. at the home of Bmerald Isle Orchestra will higher standaMs wMch Connec 14,837 fiast Haittord, a member of fhe Mist BSesuior infante, 100 De- play for dancing from 9 pm . to ticut demands at Its teachers. Manchester-^A City of Village Charm Manchester Fine Art Associa* Wins Support On Open Lands C icco RCl, Watrebury. Mrs. 1 am. The event is open to iX^sJdiOL Before the Treasury Depart Itlon, is exhibiting: some her liUchael Saul, club president, meaSbera and guests. ment revision, teachers In some Mrs. Semite Maber of Man Manchester taxpayers who VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 7 (TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION— CONNECTKXJT LIFE) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1966 ;’works this month at the Wells will ccmduct a Fbunder’e Day DRUB COMPANY chester, president of the Con states couldn’t deduct expenses want their land classified for * ■Tunier Ubnuy, Olastonbuiy. cerem ony. P. F. Mletxner of 24 Trotter necticut Bducation Association incurred in taking graduate tax purpoaes as farm, forest, or She is the daughter o t the la te courses because ' the courses St., poet-drummer, has been in (OBA), has expressed qualified open space land, diould contact Alfred Isidtrii: o< RockviUe, a vited to participate at the open were required under certifica Rling Junior High School support ’ of a revised ruling the office of P. Joeeph Murphy, NEW ^ATIO fl .landscape artist She has won ing of a senii-mllitary school for tion regulationa. PTQ will sponsor a "Back to which allows Connecticut teach town asaessor. Inez ^Wallows’ in Gulf 74 Years ^any prises at sut shows boys Saturday and Sunday, Oct, 767 MAIN STtlfOT School Night” Monday for par ers to get Income tax credit for "The recent action of the Forms, available in The asses- throughout Conneotiout. The ex 22 and Oct. 23, at Byfield, Mass. Parking in froiit and BIroh en ts o t Grades 7, 8 and 9 stu educational expenses Incurred Treasury' Department proves Bw’s office, must be completed WHEAT RIDGE, Colo. hibit is open to the public. St. Parking to t in flie rear. dents.. A brief orientatimi meet the effectiveness of cooperative and returned to the office for (A P ) ^— Joseph Lemarr is Infiltration in tsklng graduate courses. ing will be held at 7:30 p.m. in Hartford County Medical As action by local, state, and na TeaMva of Hartford is spon The revision, made recently approval before Nov. 1. 100 years old; Viola Lemarr the cafeteHa. Parents will then sociation Auxiliary win have a tional associations when It is soring the premier showing of by the U.S. Treasury Depart Application: must be made is 94 years old; they’ve been follow a schedule of 15-minute luncheon meeting Tuesday at Refugees necessary to correct inequities '‘SaUah,” an Israeli film, Sun- ment, also affects teachers In each year between Sept 1 and married for 74 years. classes with their children’s 12:30 p.m. at Cliffslde Country In federal rulings,” Mrs. Maher Nov. 1 to qualify for that year, d ^ at 8 p.m. at the Webster several other states. Homemade "W e’ve been up the moun academic taecbers. Guidance Club, Simsbury. Stephen Andre said . Approval of these three types Theatre, Hartford. iProceeds "This action culminates in tain and down the valley to counselors, the librarian and will discuss the "Gardeners of land are made by t(ie follow Twill beneflt a scholarship fund tensive efforts by the CBA and gether,” said the sprightly Hit by U.S. reading teacher will also be Year.” Mrs. William J. Doerr o t ing: Town assessor— farm land; Mrs. Ijemarr as they' cele 'tor student’s tuition. The film p resen t. 1783 Albany Ave., Hartford Is the National Education Associa RAVIOLI in Storm state forester* — forest' land; is currently running in New tion (NBA),” Mrs. Maher said. Ice Cream Fete brated their anniversary, in charge of reservations. Town Planning Commission- ^'jkESH o r PR^XEdV "Trork City. Reservations may be Engaged She said, however, that the Thursday. Hartford County Association open space land. aboard the raft after 1^ Esper made with Miss Susan Wolpoe, OBA Intends to analyze the rul Reset Saturday MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — An women, crammed aboard — They met at her uncle's of Medical Assistants will meet World War I Barracks and Hw engagement of Miss The classification of these .sank Monday in the Florida anza overturned. Eight were 301 Cumberland . Rd., West ing carefully to insure that Doz. intensive*^search was under house but she didn’t like him Monday at 8 p.m. at the Ann Auxiliary are invited to a joint Janet C. Nourte to Robert South School PTA’s ice cream three types is based on the cur 30c .Straits about 35 miles west^of washed overboard. Hartford; Mrs, Irving Rosen- teachers do not suffer disad ’way today for 44 Cuban at first. "He would come to Buffer Zone St. YW CA, Hartford. The event installation of Frank J. Mans smorgasbord, washed out last rent use, regardless of the na Key West. "We tried to help each other Girl Changes Mind, 56 Brewster Rd., West Hazard Jr., both of Manchester, vantages due to a substitution visit me on Sunday and end is open to all medical assist field Detachment, Marine ture of uses on neighboring refugees who crammed Coast Guard aircraft combed on the raft," he said, "But we ^Hartford, or by calling the has been^ announced by her of less beneficial regulations Saturday by rain, will be held H. PASQUALINI up spending the whole day ants employed by physicians in Corps League, Wednesday at land. aboard a small boat and the seas but were unable to spot kept getting seasick. One by Ttheatre. Mrs. Tale Gordon of than those afforded teachers un tomorrow from 2 to 4 p.m. on 2 4 8 A t s i t Sfc, WapObif eating our fried chicken,” Hit by Tons the Greater Hartford area. 8 p.m. at the Marine Corps parents, Mr. and Mrs. Armand The value of properties other eluded Fidel Castro’s bor any other survivors or bodies. one, they slipped away." der a House Bill supported by she said. Lt. Dengler Married ^est HartfoTd will give a the playground. Members are reminded to bring Home. The g;roup has been in A. Nourie, 31 Columbus St. than open space, farms and for TEL 6444)604 der patrol only to be The search continued today with A 24-foot boat matching the j^^opsis of the story before the Her fiance is the son of Mr. the CEA and NBA. In the event' of rain again, The secret of their long Of Explosives wrapped packages for a parcel vited to the Joint installation of ests, is deemed by assessors to airt*'Vaft and eight ships. description of La Esperanza a -the social will be postponed un caught by Hurricane Inez. and happy marriage? RENO, Nev. (AP) — Navy Lt. is not possible. It is medical W m . post auctiem after a business the Waterbury Barracks Sim- and Mrs. Robert Ha:tard of 673 Mrs. Maher said the OBA will be the fair market sal* value, "One by one, they s!:.: ;cd was discovered by a cabin cru til Sunday. Gonzalez, who had made sev "He always thought he (j.g.) Dieter Dengler, the Amer condition. Right now we simply meeting. Those wishing further day, Oct. 10, at 2 p.m. at the N . M ain S t continue to press for federal leg a value which is affected by the away," said Enrique Gonzal'ez, en previous trips carrying refu iser Friday about 24 miles east cannot say when our wedding SAIGON, South Viet I,. Act 1, scene 1. and'act 2, Miss Nourie is a senior at was boss and I just kept ican pilot who escaped from a information may contact Miss VFW Home, Waterbury. islation to make these deduc An annual event, the Ice uses of nearby land. apparently the only survivor. "I gees from Cuba, was weak and of Miami, The Coast Guard, date will be.” Nam (AP) Waves of U.S. ..s^ e s 1, 2 and 4 of the Little sylVan ia letting him think it,” says Alona S. Donovan, 85 Alton St. Manchester High School, mid is tions a part of the income tax cream smorgarttord gives par thought I could beat the hurri thirsty from his four-day ordeal which towed the capsized vessel Communist prison camp , in Miss Adamich is the daughter B52 bombers hammered ;& e a t e r o t Manchesteir’s forth employed pairt-time at Ander- law s. ticipants the fun of concocting Mrs. Lemarr. Steven L. Beauchene, son of Broiled kidneys are gourmet cane, but We lost the race.’’ but otherwise in good condition. to port, said nobody was Laos, married pretty, blonde of Yugoslav Naval Cmdr. Z.V. North Vietnamese infiltra com ing performance, “Mr. Rob Bon-IdtUe at the Manchester their own sundaes at 25 cents UGHT Marine Reserve Pvt. Michael Mr.:and Mrs. Leon B. Bjsauchene The legislation is incorporat fare when they are served with Gonzalez, 32, and Jorge Gar- He told his grim story after a aboard. Marina Adamich in a civil cere Adamich. She and her mother tion routes and bivouac erts,’* will be rehearsed tonight Shopping Parkade. ed in the so-called King Bill each, and there is a if^de se B. Lautentmeh, son of Mr. and of 28 N. Lakewood Circle; and strips of crisp bacon, broiled . cia were picked up by a British Coast Guard helicopter took him mony in Reno Friday night. came to the United States 16 at 8 at 22 Oak S t Act 1, scene Mr. Hazard is a graduate of and companion bills. lection of topifings to suit all BULBS areas in the embattled de Mrs. John P. Lautenbach of 55 David C. Keith, son of Atty. mushrooms and broiled toma from the freighter Nicholas Bo- Aimed at Mexico Miss Adamich had announced years ago and lived in Belmont. '3, 4, 5 and 6 and act 2, scene Howell Cheney Technical freighter east of Miami Friday Woman Suggests militarized zone today. Seaman Circle; and Marine Re T%ese bills, Mrs. Maher said, tastes. The public is invited. to e s. water to Miami. ^ MEXICO CITY (AP) — Hpr- on Monday that their engage The young couple became ac A will be rehearsed Sunday at and Mrs. W . David Keith of 66 School. He is serving with the after they had clung to a small In their 14th raid since tha serve Pvt. Stephen J. Brown, HUIcrest Rd., are attending ricane Inez blew into the Gulf of Giving Storms. ment had been) broken off. “ I quainted . while classmates at ^ p.m. at the same locatiqn. U.S. Coast Guard, stationed at 6 F or 89c •raft for four days. Garcia died a He said La Esperanza de gpant bombers began hitting son of Mr. and lilrs. Tbomas R. Mexico today on a course aimed will never marry him,” she said the College of San Mhteo. They ‘iS tS ■ I Wilbraham (Mass.) Academy. Cape May, N.J. short-time later in a hospital at barked Monday from Plnar Del inside the buffer zone, the eight- Brown of 54 Jensen St. recent at Mexico’s populous eaat coast then. There was no further ex were engaged, shortly before ,ji „ Stanley C. Weinberg, lay No data has been set for the 25-100 Watt Homestead Air Force Base. Rio, in western Cuba. Names of Men engine planes unloaded tons of after lashing the northern tip 6f ''leader of the Ooruiecticut Bast ly completed eight weeks of re Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Warren w edding. Gonzalez, skipper of the 26- "The seas kept getting planation. Dengler left f6r Viet Nam. explosives on the zone’s western cruit training at the Marine the Yucatan Peninsula. WASHINGTON (AP). — A JZMstrict of the Methodist of 13 Centerfield St. will cele foot L^ Esperanza, said, the worse," he said, "Soon the The two took out a marriage Dengler’s Skyraider plane sector. Corps Recruit Depot, Pftrris Is- ' ANYONE FOR CHICKEN? W. G. GLENNEY CO. The U. S. Weather Bureau at Brooklyn woman has suggested was shot down near the L,aotian . j^urch, will speak Monday at brate their 25th wedding annl- craft ■ 'with the refugees, in waves were terrible.” license at the Washoe County The U.S. Military Command land, S .C . The VFW Auxiliary will spon 836 NOR’TH MAIN ST. New Orleans said the storm was that hurricanes be named after ^dirSO p.m. at a supper .meeting verary with an open house Sun cluding eight children and two He said 10 persons scrambled Courthouse shortly before 9 border Feb. 2. He bailed out but said the bombers straddled th# sor a card party tonight at 8 at "wallowing" in the Gulf about men — maybe congressmen — was captured by a band of Com .-iof th e M en ’s C lub o f N orth day from 2 to 4 p.m. at their p.m. and walked across ,the demarcation line which runs the Post Home. 875 miles east-southeast of Tam because she says a hurricane is munist Pathet L,ao. .Ifethodist Church, at the Members of Bpworth CSrcle of hom e. street to the Park Wedding Cha east-west across the center of pico. Inez was reported moving nothing but a big loud wind. He revealed later that he and Church. Hla topic will be "The South Methodist Church will CHICKEN KING pel where Warren D. Ward, a the six-mile wide zone betwetfii Members of the Manifiiester west at about 10 miles an hour. The woman didn’t use a round other American captives were 'Ttole of the Layman In. To- meet Monday at 6 p.m. at the Church of Christ minister, per North and South Viet Nam. A department meeting of area Alumnae Club of Pi Beta (THAT IS) Mexican meteorlogpists said if about method in making her marched from village to village DOiRlS DUKE -day*s Church.” The meeting Is church to fry peanuts for a formed the ceremony. Just south of the zone, U.S. World War I Barracks and Phi of the National Panhellenic LBJ’s Visit to UN the present course is held, no suggestiem. She put it right into and tortured. He said he saw ' jbpen to all interested men. church fair Oct. 16. They will 419 MAIN STREET— BELOW THE POST OFFICE An unidentified employe of Marines pushing through moun Auxiliary will be held Sunday Congress will meet Monday at the ear of Rep. Hugh L. Carey, be assisted by members of the land areas will be seriously the chapel said they were the Pathet Lao behead a friend. tainous jungle terrain encoun at 2 p.m. at West Haven 'Vet 7:30 pjn. at the home of Mrs. NEXT TO PIZZA KING and GRINDER KING threatened for about 24 hours. D-N.Y. He escaped from the prison » Ijanoe Cloutier, son of Mrs. Willing Workers and Mlzpah- "very, very happy, very, very tered only light contact as they erans Hospital. Raymond L. Tribelhom, 13 Pip fairway The ■ storm, which has Carey returns reg;ularly to his camp and spent 23 days in the Heiress’ Car qlCermeth Strum of 299 Parker Spencer Circles. Boosts Peace Drive darling and obviously in love.'! continued Operation Prairie in pin Dr., Glastonbury. There will 'switched course several times, Brooklyn district headquarters Laotian jungle. An Air Force _ist and Kermeth Cloutier of IT* - !■ • They told no one their honey an effort to halt the southward The Polish Womans Alliance be a social time after a business UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. persistent efforts through diplo pounded villages along the Yu for personal visits or telephone helicopter crew spotted him in r'Senuers, has transferred from Manchester Lodge -of Blks BUCKET OF CHICKEN moon plans and disappeared Involved in infiltration of the North (Viet will meet Sunday at 2 p.m. at meeting. The meeting is open to (AP) — U.N. Secretary-General matic cliannels to open the door catan northern coast lor nearly calls from constituents. an open field near the Laotian ;lx>n Morris Junior College, will sponsor an Italian Night following the service. namese 324B Division. 77 North St. all area members of the society. U Thant’s Viet Nam peace cam for negotiations. 24 hours with 126 m.p.h. winds At a recent session, Carey border and rescued him July 20. ^Jacksonville, Tex., to Texas A tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the BOTH STORES "H e’s changed,” said Miss The Marines reported their paign got a moral boost — if ■ Thant told newsmen the 60- tmd heavy rains. said in a newsletter, he an Fatal Crash .and M University, College Sta- Blks Home. Al Carlson and his Adamich, 24, a chemical re enemy death toll nearing the 1,- nothing else — from President minute talk with the President Damage to the port of Prog swered the telephone, and a -Ihm. He is majoring in history. oroheMra will play for dancing. OfEN TONIBNT search assistant at Stanford - SALE - John.son’s surprise visit here provided "no basis for either reso, 22 miles from the Yucatan woman — whom he did not NFWPORT RI r AP) - To- ^ University, when she had an prisoners since they began th. SATURDAY - SUNDAY SPECIAL Friday. > optimism or pessimism.” state capital of Merida, and to name — eisked: bacco heiress Doris Duke once , Delegates said the fact that He described the discussion nounced the engagement had Wild Bus Ride called "the richest girl in the operation Aug.. 8, been broken. “ We just could ALSO: John.son rcque.sted the meeting ranging over Viet Nam peace (See Page ’Two) (See Page Three) world,” was driving a car which Tf*® Marines claimed 992 never marry now.’’ Ends in Capture 10 PIECES OF HEAVENLY with Thant reflected U.S. confi proposals and other world prob struck and killed her compan North Vietnamese killed. 'ITie ORDER OF EASTERN STAB—Temple Chapter l^aui JSueUntr DINNERS The German-bom Dengler, 28, Leathernecks themselves took till 9 dence in the secretary-general’s lems as "cordial, frank and use ion, Eduardo Tirella, p^ice had announced only hours be Of Armed Rider considerable losses, officially BARRELS FRIED CHICKEN ful." sa id . See our fall selectioa fore that they would be married CLAMS Their talk preceded a British OHILDRESS.Tex. (AP) —An Miss Duke, 53, was treated for listing their own casualties as BAZAAR of Lodlea* and Girls' announcement that Foreign Sec Oct. 16. After Miss Adamich w m armed man threatening to kill cuts and bruises and held moderate, meaning they wer. VO**.. SHRIMP Police Evidence retary George Brown and Soviet made her public statement, the 2 P.M. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13 Herald Gets Three some of the 36 passengers overnight for observation at I’ard hit. . i. Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gro pilot said, “ The doctors think it Newnort hosnital Inside the demilitarized zone MASONIC TEMPLE— ADMISSION FREE FISH Reg. Pajamas ’a aboard a Continental Trailways Being Sought by f f S i d Tirella, 42, had been Itself, there was no letup in air Quality, Service — and Personal Attention! myko, co-chairman of the 1964 bus was overpowered after Geneva Conference, would meet at her Newport showplace es- strikes. Before ^ B52 ^ml^rs "Satisfied Customers Are Our Best Advertisement” ^ 2 . 7 5 Gowns trying to flee with a girl hostage Solberg Defense today and are expected to ex Regional Awards tate, "Rough Point," and were flew in from Guam, U.S. B57 BAZAAR SUPPER Probe Begins late Friday. 1122 Burnside Ave., East Hartford, Conn. plore the possibilities of recon SERVED 4 ;45 to 7 PJ«.— 99c YOU BE THE CATERER — CALL AHEAD 646-0176 Officers subsequently identi driving out when the incident Oanberras and other tactic^ Tel. 528-5009 TeL 643-5476 $ 1 .8 8 m *;:^ LT'TOHFIELD (AP)—The de vening the conference. The Manchester Herald has wire editor, is responsible for occurred Friday itlght. bombers pounded the ^ e with a d ia tt fied him as John Fredrick OWNED AND MANAGED BY KEN COTTON JR. In Sizes to 48 fense counsel in the Hqrry Sol •The eonferenoei—wWeb ended •the winning'layfhit. — Police said Miss Duke had strike mtosions of several ^ ITGKET RESERVATIONS FOB THE SUITER Von three awards—one forfront B3Dtzr-28,' a parolee from Slip berg murder trial has ttiw French Indochina war, is Taklnjj"IM*'^ijirY«’^ page CLOSE MONDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER 10 page layout and two for pho Bus-Train CrasK pery Rock, Pa. They jailed him remained in the car while Tirel- plahes each Friday, another attempt to ^ ’'s fe le responsible for peace in Viet one category was the Woon on a charge of assault with in la got out to open the heavy iron U.S. and South Vietnamese TIoInt Chalnaan — Mrs. Helen T. Eniott, police testimony admitted as Nam. ’The United States has tography— in annual competi socket Call, Woonsocket, R.I. DORION, Que. (AP) — Cana tent to rob. entrance gate on Bellevue Ave- planes stopped bombing a 24- to Oheatawt Sbaet — Telephone 648-5082 evidence will be made when said ii( would be willing to nego tion among daily newspapers Second award went to the Burl dian National Railways officials His capture ended a wild ride nue, when the car leaped for- square-mile sector of the east Last Gall for NATIVE PEAGHESl the trial reopens next week. tiate within the framework of ington, Vt., Free IPress. of New England, sponsored by began investigating today a with the man pointing a pistol at ward apd crushed Tirella «rn side of the zone 11 days ago William Shew, who is rep the conference. In addition to the page one ALSO NATIVE: Bartlett Pean, Fresh Cider, Cortland, 'The New England Aiibciated school bus-train collision that the driver, James V. Warren, against the gate. to permit members of the Inter- resenting the 20 year East The secretary-general termed citation. Herald photographers Mao and Milton Apples. PLUS: Green, Yellow Iteans, Red, Press News Executives Asso killed 19 youths and Injured 24. 27, of Fort Worth. After peace The force of'7he crash ripped national Control Commission to Green, Hot Peppers, Spinach, Escarole, Endive, Radishes, Tim Mdriarfy Is Here! Hartland resident in the first the President’s call "a symbolic Joseph Satemis and Reginald ciation. The victims, most of them officers had halted the bus five part of the gate loose and Tirel- investigate allied charges that Kale, Swiss Chard, lUjws, Leeks and Sweet Potatoes. degree murder Ural, .said one of act of support for the United Pinto each took second prizes la was dragged to the other side the North Vietnamese were in- Judging in the contest took teen-agers, were en route to a miles outside Childress, the the witnesses he will call will Nations and America's contin in separate categories. of the avenue where the car hit filtrating through the offidaly LOOK — NEW ITEMS! White Sweet Potatoes, Water place last night at the associa dance when the collision oc main seized Linda Doake, 18, ...... be State Police Lieutenant Cle uing interest in the success of Saternis won in the spot news a tree. ^ neutral zoAe. cress, Chariots, Cranberries, Pomegranates, Pink Or^te- tion’s annual meeting held at curred Friday night. It virtually and vowed he would shoot her veland l^essenich. the United Nations.” ctEtegory for a dramatic shot Navy Ens. Judith Thomb and Ground fighting in South Viet frult, Spanish Melons, Bose Pears, Imported Chestnuts, Banner Lodge in Moodus. split the bus in two and scat unless they-furnished him a car. YeUow and White 'Tumlps, Crab^ples. Red, White, Blue State ^ Police Maj. Samuel Johnson told newsmen after caught as the steeple of Ver her father, Lewis Thomb of Mil- Nam tapered off generally to TIM MORI ARTY’S The Herald placed third tered wreckage over half a mile A . state patrolman seized Grapes, Concord Grapes, Gourds, Indian Com and Pump- Rome was blocked from testify the visit that he had expre.ssed non’s First Congregational of track. waukee, Wis., the first to come light contacts, HOUSE to Thant "our deep feeling among, daily papers with circu •Klotz after he and the young kiiM . , ing Friday when Superior Court Church tumbled during the dis . • The crash • occurred within a upon the scene,'told police they However, troops ot the South lations less than 40,000 for its woman reached the car. Judge Herbert S. MacDonald about the U.N. and our grati-. astrous fire which destroyed the few blocks of the center of Do- found Miss Duke wemderlng Korean Tiger Division reported front page layout. The issue of Miss Doake, from Meers, CHEVRON SERVICE ruled that his testimony con- tude for his leadership and the church on Jan. 23, 1965. rlon, a community about 15 BANANAS ...... * lbs. the paper submitted in . the (See Page Three) WHERE WE TAKE BETTER CARE OF YOUR CAR Pinto took second in the fea- miles west of Montreal. (See Page Thrito) (See Page Two) NATIVE TOMATOES ...... 2 lbs. 4 9 « (See Page Two) (See Page Three) Judging was of Dec. 15, 1965. Howard Holcomb, the Herald’s (See Page Three) AND EMPEROR GRAPES, Fancy Crop . .2 lbs. 3 9 « 270 HARTFORD RD., MANCHESTER^7-9823 MACS NO. 1 GRADE . . . I ...... 6 qt. bag 7 5 « YOUR ONLY CHEVRON STATION ON SOUTH SIDE OF MANCHESTER K.ST? "M It’s Early, Native, or Out of Seawn—W e Have It!” HAL^ FORMERLY HARTFORD ROAD SERVICE CENTER • OPEN DAILY 7 A.M. to 10 P.M iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Sine* 1853 jijjiiiiijjiiiiiii "THE KING Main Strett, Manchester OF Space Rendezvous Achieved PRODUCE!" 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A ., PA G E TH R E E MANCHESTER EVEOTNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1966 PAG E TW O Heiress’ Car Sheinwold on Bridge Buffer Zone About Town Herald (iels Three Statens Rolie in ’ 4 9 Rush Police Arrests Markers to Help Firemen Obituary TTio Hartford-Tolland Coun nsoPABinzEs s l a m ty Council of the VFW will Identify Homes of Invalids Involved in WnH FOOUSH RISK North deafer Hit by Tons meet tonight at 7:30 at Center Six motor vehicle violations Both tides vufnerabis School, 761 Old Main St., Regional Awards Topic for Historical Unit NORTH Dr., M. Schwartz, charges were lodged against By a i f u e d s h e in w o l d Rocky Hill.. The Manchester Historical been given to the Manchester ^ Frankovitch, 17, of 44 Luminlicent 2 H'inch in dl- and the doom and windows of Fatal Crash A AQ87 Of Explosives (Continned from Paga <>■•) room, Life at the bridge table la im ty 6 Dentist, Is Dead Solcetv vrill hold Its first an- Historical Society and Is Perkins St. at 9:40 p.m. yester- ameter rescue markers to be the disabled persons 0 A 10762 The Women’s Christian Tem ture photos section for gatUng < ■ . the sources being u.sed by Miss ^ tHm would expedite rescue opera- (Oonttmied trom Tmg» One) perfect We are not rewarded (Continued from Page One) Rham District 4 AKIO Dr. Murray I. Schwartz, 60, perance Union will meet Tues onto film a litUe girt as sha e a s t day at 10:30 a.m. in the Re a Manchester dentist with an killing 44 more Commimirts Fri- cocks her head and gazes Up pmr. T T i r J l J I r High Jays'* ^ ^ h t d ^ J u l T " T S ^ n e 4 5432 ception Hall of South Metho Ferguson Named School. ConnecUcut Historical Society, ^unts of making unnecessary dicapped persons, have been „ow by several state cities and p^ueg ^gaid they would '»'it then we are n ^ pun ,5, 1 7 4 2 ^ AlO office at 106 Main St., died yes- captured an additional the skirt otf a mannequin In O 04 _ dist Church. Mrs. Helen Graves As well as hearing commit- Another feature,of Tuesday's ^ motor vehicle, and adopted by Mapehester's Fire towns. The seal and design hM ished tor each of our « J 9 6 5 2 terday ait Mt. Sinai Hospital, 20 on their southern sector of and Miss Mildred Hooper are Semifinalist in Sears store. tee reports and electing officers annual meeting will be a slide speeding. Department. been adopted by fire marshals quesUon Miss On balance. We get more th a jr"* VI7 4 3 SOUTH ^ Hartford. He is the husband of the three-sided allied drive hostesses. There will be a meet- The humorous moment cam# for the coming year, the group presentation on Old Manches- prankovltch was arrested The round markers, red and and chiefs throughout the „,rtoniii.ena appearei______, idence In West Hartford. North Viet Nam, U.S. pilots flew of Hartford will speak on a re o f 1849” by Miss Frances A. ciety was. founded in October James, Park, and Pine Sts., po-' the Manchester Association o f the protective covering “The Sandpiper,” and helped Three pairs bld^^he elam on has announced that William E iS t’ soiifh West Dr. Schwartz was born in New through heavy antiaircraft fire cent national convention at store Sept. 15, 1966. Hoxie 1965 with guidance from Cham- Uce reported. Independent Insurance Agents the back and press the emblem filming His sUter, today's hand in a^recent touma- Ferguson has been named as a Paw 1 4 ^ York, N. Y., a son of Frank and rainstorms to hit oil storage Portland, Ore. Other papers winning An 'incorporator of the local her of Commerce. The idea first The patrolman in the cruiser so that firemen can distinguish firmly to any clean, smoott, R ^ o en Aughey, of Dover, tw^declorers took semifinalist in the 1966-67 Pass 3 <> Schwartz of West Hartford and areas, coastal barge traffic and these photo categories Included! historical unit. Miss Hoxie Is gained Impetus when a group g^ld that Frankovitch went the homes of Invalids should a diy surface. Do not wet the j ^ special coo- twelve t r i ^ T ^ tWrd declarer Paw 4 NT P « , Members of Mystic Review, Merit Scholarship competition. the late Rose Weisbard transportation facilities in 99 For spot news, Stu Perry, also secretary to the director of retired teachers headed by through three stop signs at a fire occur there. emblem or apply it during designer for the exceptionally foolish, but Paw 6 4 AM. 1 North American Benefit Asso At Rham High School, Fer Schwartz, and lived in Man missions. Burlington FVee Press, first, o f the Connecticut Historical Miss Hazel Lutz, a former art speed, and squealed his The markers, free of charge, freezing temperatures.^ sweeping scenes of the Big Sur one ofythe successful declarers Nathan Agostinelli Harold TTurklngton John Ganide ciation, are reminded that reser guson has been active in de chester for many years. He was The raids cost one plane, an and Roger Gaudie, New Britain Society and Its librarian. A supervisor for the schools, of- jii-es twice. are available now at Central The insurance agents, area on the California coast. should have a guilty conscience. vations for a rally Saturday, bate and newspaper work and ^ oil Ihraa in.hia. West led a ^ c k Safely with dummy’a ece a graduate of New Britain High Air Ftorce F4 Phantom with a Herald, third.. Manchester resident, she lives fered to form a historical so- jjg jg scheduled to appear in Firehouse. soring the project as part of ^ recent article in the Dover Oct. 15 at the Village Lantern has been elected to serve this rtt toe*aJf ^ c T lS : diamonds. School and of Wesleyan Univ two-man crew. Both fliers were For Feature photos, Frank at 3 Margaret Rd. ciety. In its first year, the group Manchester Circuit Court 12, Fire Chief James Mason their public relations. wiU con- y^^ygj^ce said he designed thi Barn close Monday and may be year as president of the Stu ersity, Mlddletoiwn. He grad reported missing. The loss was P elletier, Woonsocket CaB, H e r " talk will have a local has gained more than 600 mem- 24. pointed out that the markers, tact doctors, visiting nurses gg^g interiors for seve,; heart, forcing dummy to ruff. Agostinelli Is Named Mayor made with Mrs. John Ixivett, 54 dent Council. He is the son of uated from the University of toe 395to U.S. plane to go down first, and Norman Rabidoux, AU three declarers now cashed Hawthorne St. Mr. and Mrs. StuartolFerguson flavor as part of It will empha- hers. Adam Shurka, 41, of 164 Oak which should be placed on the M d churches so ^ a ^ t t e y niay flig^g Pittsburg (Pa.) School of Den over North Viet Nam since toe Woonsocket Call, third. __ New the high clubs to get rid of a «deep peacetoU, that vote-getter, to be secretary. “ I want him to know that I of Andover. size the adventures of Man- The annual membership cam- gt, was charged at 8:40 pzn. homes front and rear doors, disseminate the informaUon. Miss Duke, a native tistry In 1944. air war started in August 1964. Nathan G. Agostinelli, the top Sports photo awards went to Agostinelli, a newcomer to will make every effort to assist Chapman-Joy Circle of North He is among the highest scor- Chester’s John S. Cheney, who polgn Is currently being con- yesterday with breach o f peace York, was heir to h father's ^ ^ , An Army veteran of the Ko The U.S. Command also re Republican vote-getter In Mon Merrett Palmer, Woonsocket politics, running for and elected and support him and the board Methodist Church will meet Ing students in Connecticut on sailed as a young man on a ducted by mall. Anyone wishing and intoxication. estate, wfiich was^ valued at „ rean conflict, he was a member ported an Air Force B67 Can- day’s election, will be Mm - Call; Joseph Wzodowskl, New „lth a diamond to the Wng, a Partner opens with 1 NT (16 in any way possible toat will Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the the National Merit Scholarship cliK>er diip for California, to Join who has not been con- Shuska was arrested after moi^ than $100 n ^ io n when he a to the of Temple Beth Israel, West berra bomber was shot down chester’s new mayor. He will to his first political post, drew Britain Herald; and Wade Buf“ P .O . WiU Find ZIP Code V n,o,i-iacrac. heart ruff in dummy and then to 18 points), and the next pliv- provide Manchester citizens church. Members are reminded Qualifying Test, administered There he participated unsuc- tacted may apply through Ar- jjjg wife complained he was died in 1925. Hartford, and of Level Lodge of while on a strike mission in take office on Nov. 7, when the the imagination and backing of nett, Portsmouth, N.H., HeralA the ace of diamonds. Unfortu- er S p a d e s ^ the electorate with his clean wlto a representaiUve govern- to bring "Earned Dollars” to the last spring in 17,500 schools na- cessfully in the search for gold, thur H- BUng, treasurer, 163 causing a disturbance at their all have end id In divorce. nately. East had dUcarded the /-104-6; Hearto, Q-M-2; Dm- Masons, Hartofrd. He was a South Viet Nam today, the 126to new nine-member board of di The Providence Journal won and forthright campaign. ment, which will be constantly nieeting, also completed articles tionwide. Only 14,000 semi- later going 'to Australia before Poster St. home. For Manchester’s Matters member of the Manchester Den- pteuc loss of toe war in toe rectors is 8Wom-ln. firrt place among large daily nine of diamonds on the third monds, K-8-S; C3ubs, 8. Turklngton has been a dlrec- alerted to their needs and de- for a Christmas Fair Dec. 3. finalists were appointed across returning to Manchester. The other officers during the He Is scheduled to appear in tal Society and a life member of south. Both fliers aboard the A t age 36, he will be the papers in both the page one and round of hearts — and East now What do you sayf sires. Hostesses are Mrs. LeVeme the country. Cheney, the father of Mrs. society's initial year have been Manchester Circuit Court 12, " 8 V- is non waidpntiaJ deliverv stons ruffed the ace of diamonds to Answer; Bid two cluhs, (he Aloha Omega Dental Frater- Canberra bailed out and were youngest mayor in Manchester’s tor for every term but one since editorial page categories. CUffom Cheney of 40 Forest WHllain E. B u c L y , president: Oct. 24. and area residents v M receive 16.^ which to ^lice Evidence —'------" miles northeast of history. 1947, when the tovm adopted “ We Republicans have a gold- Holmes, Mrs. William McKen- In past programs at least 97 defeat the slam. Pretty bad. Stayman Convention. This aaks nity. rescued 15 Papers from throughout New St, wrote an account of his Horace B. Learned, vice pres- Gene G. Goehring. 30, of 5 ^ c^'^ h«° at Da Nang. Agostinelli was chosen unan- the council-manager form of en opportunity at this time to drick and Mrs. Thomas Moore. per cent of semifinalists have leing Sought by Stages Orossmff partner to bid a major suit If he Survivors, besides his wife demonstrate that we have toe ------become finalists. Each finalist England were judged in the Joumies 60 years later. ident; Mrs. Thomas F. Fe%u- Hale St. Ext.. Rockville, was from theP^t Oflice Depart- be return^ to Impost In raids over North Viet Nam Imously test night at a Re- government, Tlie second declarer cashed can. If partner shows a major, and father. Include a son, Mi receives a certificate of merit in contest, The original Is stlU In Mrs. son, recording secretary; and charged at 9:55 a.m. yesterday ment. acceding to Alden E. only addi^ses, not nam Friday, U.S. Air Force pilots hit publican caucus, attended by A town selectman, prior to capabilities, iboto fiscal and The Chew ‘n’ Chat 'Toastmas Solberg Defense both top diamonds and both top you wlU raise to four. If he bids chael B. Schwartz and a daugh Cheney's possession, but a ^ LuteT^c^pondiiig sec- with failure to obey state traf- Baitoy. Po^maste^ correspondents, should list- the same stretch of Route 191 toe six Republican members of 1947, he has been called the responsive, to produce policies jer’s club will have a dinner recognition of his distinguished Awards for papers with mora clubs. Then he began a cross- two diamonds, showing no maa ter, Miss Mindy B. Schwartz, eic aoTitmi siimals will be sent to resl- ed. (Contained from Page One) north of Dien Bien Phu that toe new board and Town Chair- workhorse of the local Repub- and actions which are In the meeting Monday at 6:45 p.m. at performance in toe prog-ram. than 40,000 circulation went tyi>escript of the account has retory. ruff, making twelve tricks. He Jor suit, you will bid either two both of West Hartford; a sister. 8 best interests of the To(wn of Miller's Restaurant for mem- Finalists are eligible for toe in first, second and third ptaca Polled said a patrolman saw dents to aid in making postal Addresses which/^nnot be Mrs. Harriet Katz of West Hart- -they hit toe day before. Pilots man-Francis DellaFera. llcan party. » _ __ through a red traf- delivery service more efficient, coded because of insufficient or ceming the beating, stabbing, proud of cashing both dia- or three spades (depending on The motion, naming Agostd- Garside has been a director Man» in Individual use of toe ZIP Shew indicated that Fuessen- Route 6 and 44A Fntnl U.S. spokesman disclosed jjurricanes are capricious and off the bus and told ixiUce the ing to attend may contact Fred Bridge St. on Hartf^ Rd^s J ^ speedhig toeir maii SPOT RESTAURANT Mrs. Mildred Buckland, 230 erine Sheehan, Susan Taylor family at 99 Frances Dr., 16 at PIZZA KINC During the week, delivery lylll Code, Bailey said. ich, who was at the scene the man sitting next to him was act Lea, John Andlsio, Alfonso 613 MAIN STREET Bolton HAiRWINTON i(AP)—How Beelzebub Rd., Wapping; Mrs. and Jon Wright. president of toe Manchester Y R toe Center Street Corp &nd The rytKA regularwAdfiilai* monthly mi meeting day of the slaying, will asked trained South KorcM Second, they wlndsweep the ing strangely. Piantanida or Peter Urbanetti. Alexander Jarvis. ard Dear 30 of Bristol was fought a bitter, hand-to-hand Margaret Burke, 95 Center St.; The student council officers, (Young Republican) d u b , and of toe club vrill be held Tues the same questions concerning XXXXXAXAAAA t waves into rioitous curls as a As the bus rolled down U. S. C Nathan Agostinelli, whose » om killed today when his car ran Mrs. Janet Crealey, 115 Wethe- who were elected In June to is a member of toe Republican at toe'Skinner the invejUgation which led to ^ ^ ^ " battle with Communists holed woman does _with, her hair. 287 across the Texas Panhandle, Inez ‘Wallows’ in Gulf off Route 72 and struck a tree serve this year are William Tcxwn Committee. He Is a field family owns Gus’ Grinder and ^ oghool** toe arrest of Agnes Thompsen up In three caves on the north "Third, they are capable of rell St.; James D’Amato, 10 the man approached Warren, SAVE ON COUGH state police said. Columbia Ferg;uson, president; Charlotte representative tor toe Antieri- I Pizza, said the state notified gpesker will be toat ■would-have been asked of end of the Phu Oat Mountains 36 great damage when aroused, Deepwood Dr.; Christopher De- toe driver related, “and said he Open A woman in the car with him Phelps, vice president; Sandra can Plywood Association. •d CO LD REMEDIES them that a representative from Donald Berger, recreation di- Rome. miles north of Qui Nhon. but Eifter they quiet down they Lorenzo, 5® Woodland iDr., had a gun wrapped in a block Fri. - Sat. - Sun. Joyce Culver 23 of Bristol was Head-on Crash Foley, treasurer; Sarah Borst, ------* the highway department will ^ ^ ^ggg^. The Koreans kUled 60 enemy 1"“^“ '^g chared Wapping; Steven Dieterle, 85 sweater end if he had any trou IDISCOUNT PRICES! 4 4 Cuban Refugees AKNCOwinn taken to Charlotte-Hungerford recording secretary; Justine 80on "call upon you to discuss ^ Manchester, with fresh and fragrant air, as a Bretton Rd.; Mrs. Priscilla ble he was going to kill some Hospital In critical condition. Injures Two Ford, corresponding secretary; Duplicate Bridge ARTHUR DRUG the purchase of your property. said, and took only light casutd-1 ivoman leaves a room with a Dubay, 53 Farmstead Dr., body.” Agostinelli said that he will j^ g r t is e m e n b - •MINTIIIMr ties themselves, '^ey also cap and Paid Pomprowicz, parlia- -mittr vestige of faint and delicate Wapping; Raymond Gardner, At the Amarillo bus station. Results in a duplicate bridga have the property surveyed and discusses the tured 18 weapons. A Winsted woman and a New mentarian. Missing in Storm mERDOUIS presence.” 374 Hartford Rd.; Clayton Gil- Miss Doake said later, "he sat game last~night at the Itallaii appraised for the purpose of ..-y^gi.kingman’B Party.” Call DRIVE-IN HARTFORD • i'. i The U.S. Command disclosed He said the woman ^hot bade: bert, 12C Bluefield Dr.; David Haven man were treated for T American Club are: Nortot* (Ckwtlnaed from Page One) H, ! ’( ' .'i: • ■ '1 [ i|»n . Rulltf ■ Peroonal Notices Friday that tour U.S. Navy one chair a/way from me and getting a fair valuation on it. gjg.i^29 to hear his recorded “That’s not a guess — that’s Haberern, Coventry; Gloria started mumbling. When I face cuts and bruises last night South, Mrs. Arthur Pykn and The state, he said, after pur- „ g g g g „ crewmen were injured Wednes South Windsor other smaller towns was be- The “ Goldrush”, for blarney! You teU that Weather Hathaway, Coventry; Raymond looked over at him, he said. after the cars toey wOre driving James Baker, first; Mr. and KLH chasing the property leases it lieved heavy, but there were no «>«>’> otoer villages in toe Hollywood’s Award In Memoriam day night when a U.S. Navy gy^ggy that a hurricane is noth- Horton, Ifi Peterson Rd., Ver- ‘I’m not talking to you.’ When collided head-on on Cardsmlll M rs.' Joseph Haas, second and Elke Sommer hovercraft and a patrol boat back to the former owners so immediate reports of serious High ^ ® ing but a big loud wind and they non; Joseph Klatka, 7 Terrace they announced toe bus, h® took Rd. in Columbia, Manchester Man M. Bala and E. Bala, third. STEREO MUSIC that they may continue to use inluries ^ village of Telchac In loving memory of George 1* collided in a channel 30 miles gjgjyjj name them after men — Dr., Rockville, "THE OSCAR" iiuUCOMM my arm and said be was going Bruno J. Pino, 26, of New Ha Also, East-West, Carl Fred the property on a month-to- GOP to Hold Most of Progreso’s 16,000 resi- ^ the town was eva^ated. C olor^ Massey who passed away Oct. 8. Hurt in Crash East Hartford 1961 militia re “ ^ybe after congressmen.” Also, Keith LaPine, 161 Bran- te walk me to it.” ven, one of toe drivers, was rickson and Joe Marcello, flrat} SYSTEMS month basis. He said that the dents were e^cuated before toe Fantastic Gimmicks Carey said , he promised to f^rd St.; Mrs. Yvonne Latulippe,. . . Warren said the man finally charged with failure to grant B. McDougall and Jack Clark, time between purchase of prop Victory Dance full fury of the storm hit Friday southwest of and Gadgets East Windsor DRIVE-IN ROUTE 5 The world may change from year ported killing 22 Viet Oong and A 21-year-old Manchester to year. pass her idea on. He said he ygQ vernon St.; Frank Motola let him halt the bus after peace one half of the highway. second and Mr. and Mrs. Her erty and the actual demolition ITa ^WT+. Merida, said there was some Drsula Andress _____DRIVE-IN^« ___ pins Nancy Sinatra capturing three Friday during a In- Manchester Republicans will _____ 7 minor flooding and wind dam- And friends from day to day. conferred with toe Weatoer Bu- 35 Henry Rd., Wapping; offlceirs in cars nearly surround- Police said Pino, driving motorist escaped serious bert Smith, third. of it may be considerable and Hirmer-rfajice on except for police and troops. nooning tuiv plus “Duel at Diablo” “For Those Who Think But never will the one I loved. search and destroy operation "10th VICTIM" Prom memory pass away. reau and gjqt this explanation on Henry Muiphy, 29 Wedgewood ed it. • north on Cardsmlll Rd., veered The game Is open to toe pub toe state wants to permit toe X R esld^te in the central Gulf “Dead to the Worid” Toung” west of Saigon. he was catapulted through toe Saturday, Oct 29 in the new why female names are chosen: jjj.. Audrey Nadeau, East Hart- Even then, the driver said, to toe left near Baker Hill Rd. lic and played each Friday at The storm was toe first to HARHORD SPHNCriKD fXPRf'-SAAV Mother On the political scene, the for windshield of his car as it NORMAN’S of wm ie’a They are short, less subject to ford; Jeffrey Nielson, 49 Harlan Klotz demanded that he keep and collided with toe other car 8 p.m. at toe Italian American eign ministers of Britain and smashed into a tree o ff Greiham Club. Registrattons are taken STOP IN FOR In Memor&m the Soviet Union, co-chairman error and easier to remember, g j . cheryl Parizeau, 48 Sum- the epgine running. Another bus driven by Patsy A. Strano. mer St.; Mrs. Sylvia Petley, company employe turned off toe Pino is scheduled to appear Rd. at 7:45. A N F A R FILLINC of the 18^ Geneva Conference Christopher H. Wollenberg of 11... that p ra p '"!! v ls w rt»» k S l OOP “S'S xiSL » “ > by DRIVE In loving memory of Mrs. Alice that brought an end to toe Glastonbury; Norman Plnette, igni'tion, ho(wever, by using an in Willimantic Circuit Court 11 OFMONS'I'RATION It’s Fanny—^Ends San. Everett who passed away Oct 9, 54 Hilliard St. was treated for HUMORLESSr LOOK OUTt the north side of Hartford Rd. Monday's elecUon, plus top ^ a cool air mass. IN French Indochina war and still 98 W. Main St., Rockville; outside switch at toe back of the Nov. 1. . ^ WiU be affected. This would in- g^g^ Republican officiate and Tamp‘«> to P«>8r ^ to a coot air 1959. Talks Recess vehicle. Both were treated at Wind- head cuts at Manchester Me- 0H30AG0 — Researcher* 4*13 HAirri'OlU) Kll. W o^ oT C H ^ “Daddy’' Shown 9:15 is responsible for keeping toe CJhristine Riggott, 30 Oak Grove elude Westown Drug and the candidates. remain In port. ^ ^ The depths of sorrow we cannot Officera said when they ham Community Hospital and mortal Hospital and releMed. have found that persons who WHCHKIM SMOfflW rm U l - rum I44MW peace, were to meet in new St.; Mrs. Shirley Simmons, >1.\N( HFSTKH te"' . .. lack a sense of humor are also Norman’s Furniture Store, celebration will start with ™ Of the loes of one we loved so well. York. They were expected to Coventry; <3amille Verret, reached the bus Klotz was hold- released. " chained with re c C/AD (.)« I AM r Aik CONJDJiONtO T H E S C R E E N D A ivb* And while she sleeps a peaceful In GE Strike short on emotional stability, a The Chamber of Commerce cocktails at 7 p.m. followed by ®torm si^ck Progr^ discuss reopening toe confer Thompsonvllle. ing a pistol, later found to b e ------*®®® driving. has approved the relocation of dinner at 8, and then followed day nlgW w d t h e ^ u n d in g ^ BIST KEPT SECRETS OP WORUD W ARS one that fired only blanks. COMMUTERS DBLAYED State police said he was driv- sense of well-being, self-confl- Her meinory we shall always keep. ence. WASHINGTON (AP) — Nego BERTHS YESTERDAY: A the route and has said the road by speeches and dancing. tlnued Frlda^Com m unlcatiors “He told them if they would BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Hunr ‘"S south on Graham M . and d«ice and the atoUity to endura flocked down and -C IN E M A 1 Pet and Family tiations between General Elec daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rich is “Ein integral part of the cen- Attendance will be limited to Itoes wereAtno leave him, he would take the dreds o f commuters were de- stress, wlitbout electric ^OVERNOI ST. EXIT TO MAIN ST. ard Greene, 360 Hilliard St.; a tral business renewal plan.” ^ 175 people and tickets wlU be cl^/wM ;l tric Oorp. and electrical work bus five more miles and leave it layed at toe downtown terminal tree,wh»n he lost control of his 'What did Card of Thanks daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wil Some conflicts have arisen sold on a firet-came, first-eerv- .. . « ^ Johnsoii Visit ers have recessed for the week and they would find aU the pas- for nearly an hour Friday while car while roimding a curve near FINAL WEEK liam HOhoth, Dart Hill Rd., at the between state plSns and town ed basis. Jfou dP in the w® would like to express our end without reported progress ^ l u nuuuiH, y i . . y y .., gjj R •> jRgg Said, firemen fought a blaze which Nevers Rd. plans, and General Manager Tickete may be obtained fro^^d mort of toe struts _ heartfelt appreciation to the many To UN Helps El^DS TUESDAY friends, relatives and nelgrhbors who toward settling a dispute which T X lr iTIrf rn Havocs ^ Up to toe front Of burned much of a wooden wait- VITAMINS Robert B. Weiss asked recent- GOP Town Chairman Fr^cte'Wtods ^ were so generous and kind in our threatens a strike against the Mrs. Victor Rivera, 70 y ^^g gjj^ ggj^^ jjg grabbed jng platform and about 160 feet TEX’nLE EXPORTS 2ND ly that the state take over DellaFera; Mrs. S a u n ^ ' Tay- toee^ but was Students ...... $1.50 recent sorrow. _ ^ ^ „ Peace Drive St.; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Jef- her arm end took her with him. of ties along four lanes of TAIPEI — Textile exports COMPARE AND SAVE PARKADE Mrs. George Barber and Family major defense supplier. ^ Keeney St. and make it a state lor, vice chalrmaiir Louis Heved extenslv^ OTm city ^ Secretary of L a l^ W. Wilterd Sinon, Glastonbury. " I was soared to say anything track, rank as Formosa’s second ter- Children ...... fl.OO Sisters and Brother (Continued from Page One) road s L e Keeney St. would be Champeau; RcpubUcan head- Wirtz met for two hours with DISCHARGED YESTER to him — I ’m kind of short and Flre Chief Sylvester Jennings gest — after food processing, in- ARTHUR DRUfi mnde a main state Artery with quarters; or from, any of the to fallen lines. ‘ jlh ri N7URY rox contribution he has made to top union repre^ntatives Fri- DAY: Michael Guegel, Tolland; he looked piretty tall,” toe 6- said' the fire was apparently eluding sugar. Last year textile SAVE WITH Sfrelocruon S Rt.^f ^ 'even GOP, district leaders. outages were reported IHEHRSCHCainMmrMi* William Morton, Amstqn; J ^ e s foot-2 teen-ager added. “ He held started by a discarded cigarette, exports exceeded $60 milUon, .BLAKE EOWAROSanas promoting better relations he- day while Secretary of Com- After residents in the WylUs ^ ■— ~~ ^ OPEN SUNDAYS tween nations. mere® John T. Connor talked Perry, 29 CooUdge St.; Mrs. the gun at my bead while he ______^______- WONDER ONE-CENT St. Eu:ea objected to the build- ^ mDtDYDUDOIilTiEWJUt,Diy)OYr "I reaffirmed to toe secre- another two hours with compa- Laura SUckney, 867 Foster St., talked to police.” IN THE BIG 10-DAY ing of a ramp in their area, the 1 OW H l\ 0 V 0 m ie 3ittco8UMi ucKaum serbofmtm amiuiMiiuu.M|oju S A.M . — 8 P.M. tary-general the viewpoint of ny negotiators in what were de South Windsor; Mrs. Angeline Klbtz dettvanded that ofttoera State highway ornciais came up . H f MANSFIELD "SWUIAMPETEKBLAHY ^ m m "S !S im my people that not only has he scribed as continued explorato- Lajoie, 38 Foster Dr., Vemon. give him a car and they brought with an alternate suggestion to 4 IH itlO IllJl ,’jCT.8»-M.WIUII4AMTIC.eTj/lL PINE PHARM ACY been of great service to the ry sessions, one to the front of the bus, she “ Curtain” 9:80—“ Man” 7:46 tPBlAKEI put the ramp elsewhere. u y i i ; 664 Center St. • 849-9814 cause of peace, but in Giis hour Indications were that the two related. The relocation project has September revenue to Man- Sun.^‘Curtain” shown at 7:45, of great trial we needed him all, cabinet officers failed to make Two highway patrolmen stood Stephen Boyd RaquelWelctt Edmond Wynot, Zoppa on opposite sides of toe car, and been in the works since about Chester’s 1966-67 General Fund Tremendous All Color Show JaMes GbHNgR siDNeyPOlTlER the more.” enough progress to warrant a 8 CBnea Donald Ptesen^ A r^ OTJonnel the gunman demanded that one 1957 and the purpose of it is to totaled $80,926 from non-edu- Paul Newman, Julie Andrews m m ) K The Presldrent thus underlined joint meeting of negotiators. But Win Slot Race put his pitol on the seat beside permit traffic to by-pass Man- catlonal-related sources and Monday llini Friday the U.S. request, to Thant to stay government sources said there "TORN CURTAIN” WED. tor the first time — Voyage 7:15 - 9:20 her. Chester Center on an express- $16,100 from educational-re- on as eecretaiy-general after were some “very specific,, pro- , Dennis Wynot and Mark James Garner • Sandra Dee English version Shorts 7:00 - 8:66 UUCLATDiaBLO o(fflcer on toe left then STARTS THURSDAY type roadway going from Spen- lated sources, according to a FUEL OIL his present term expires next posals” before both sides and zgppg jg^t night-were winners “A.Man Could Get Killed” ' “LaDOLCE VITA” began to talk to him,” she said. cer St. to the Bolton town line, report by Ernest Machell, col- I'.oinRBvunuu ■ IINITEO ARTiSfS- month. cited this as one reason for the in toe first slot oar endurance ____ OCTOBER 13 Saturday and Sunday - .. . . then one of them offered his gnm following more-or-less a line lector of revenue, Johnson’s visit was set up weekend recess. race of this acoau..season at o....Jim xx.,*-Her- ^ ______. . , ,x Voyage 2:36-4:46-0:66-9:06 PlOB Bonus Feature at 7:80 Friday and Saturday Only — 13.8 — with an informality rare for a After Chief Federal Mediator ^ ,g gjj^ Ht»KINC IT. » « » OF THUnS and 9:06 „ . . . XV., X rtnoe 1900. There are no(W 2% ITEMS AT Payments totaling $4,166,360 OPENING Arthur J. Goldberg to call Officiate over toe weekend. Robert Simmons in third with - 1990. There are now 2% Thant’s office and see if a meet- At President Johnson’s re- 2 for property taxes have been re 656 lapa were awarded ^ ^re but only twice FOR ceived to date for the period WEEK! Ing could be arranged. quest, the AFL-dO Intemation- by Jim Herdic. '' July 1 to Sept. 30. n ie estimate Johnson was accompanied to al Union of Electrical Workers There is regular one-thirty- as many physicians. THE for revenue from that source, too . secretory-general’s 88to and 10 other unions negotiating gggpjj^ scale slot car racing each '^RiCEOFl for the fiscal year ending June KLH floor office by ISoldberg, Secre- Jointly vAto the company poet- teen-agers and each YES PLUS 30. 1907, is $7,079,639. tary of State Dean Rusk and poned for two weeks, untU Oct. Thursday for adults, both at 7 The receipts, wlto nine STEREO MUSIC U.N. Undersecretary Ralph J. 17, their scheduled strike. p^ ^ THE OLD INDEED! APENNYI months of the current fiscal UFAnUTRAniOlfllR Bunche. Johnson then named Wirt*, Those wishing further infor- fiat It virtu^ pops ilgM i6t ri year remaining, equal 64 per SYSTEMS \ Rpsk had spent three days Connor and Df- motion may contact toe Hobby Shady Glen cent of toe estimate. 9n icnni Tin but tl Ifei talking with Communist and tense Robert S. McNamara to cgntgr the Green, BURNSIDE ctoMihobeilKAdKIt^ neutralist dlplomate here in an head govemmienit efforts to set- ( j J s J d o J t L -iimMllm FRENCH FRIES NATIONALLY ADVLITTISLD COLLEGE PICKS PRESIDENT effort to And out If North Viet tie the dtopute, saying a strlka ■ DRUG COMPANY "You Can Taste The Quality" , ii Tfli’vision iinri R.idio. NEW HAVEN (AP) — Searle Nam was prepared to ease It* could hamper toe UB. war ef- • Look good! .mil 1(1 Surul.iV lU'Wsp.ipiTS DISTRIBUTED BT F. duurlss baa been lubned to NORMAN’S conditions for negotk^ons. Ihdl- font In Viet Nam, succeed J. Eugene Smith as THE WRONG BOX MANCHfiSTER sroi’ IN roK cations are that Rusk made lit------r WATCH FOR # Taste good! presideat of WiBlmantlc State TONIGHT tie headway. But he is believed 98 PCT. ATTEND SCHOOL n Iew l o c a t i o n NOW . . . TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS AUTO P A m S College. 7:00-0:16 AN KAK I'll.l.INi; to have gotten enough ideas of TAIPBR —Ninety-eight of 100 LIGGEH DRUG 270 BROAD ST. PKMON.S'I'K A'l'lON LUCKY MARKERS 767 MAIN STREET ROUTE 6 and 44A-HOPEN DAILY and SUNDAY TRY 'EM! The appointment was an ;, 'toe diplomatic cUmate to help children cf elementary-school Farhads Branch—Monday through Saturday ROCKVILLE nounced Wdayi by J. Walter SUNDAYS JHICHSB-6W"* i w a s s m — Johnson prepsire for hi« confer- age on Blonnoaa are in school, Paridng in front—and Blrdi ,(I3 iM R 'ri’uifn KP. St. Parking Lot In toe nor. AT THE PARKADE Kennedy, chairman o f the Board. from 2:00 enos wMh Gromyko hi Wadiiag- literacy on Formosa • P « at PIZZA KING AUTO PARTS of Trustees of Connecticut State > 9 ^ MAMHPSTHR 10 UNION ST. tonneoctwsek. ««®*- ' j CoUfigea : T w> \ /
/ N P A G E F IV E MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1966 p a g e f o u r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1966 Tolland County Hebron one public characterization of the Gold i ' Wonders of the Universi Area Churches Louis Gladstone berg speech which has really labeled It I ' l & ' i C h u rch e s St. George’s Epfsoopal Ohurob. St. Francis of Assisi Taleottvllle Congregational lEwfttituj ll^raUi as aomething new* and something im ^liWiar Relay Satellite Legion Aides Rt. 44 A, Bolton 87S EUlngtm Rd., Church Will Tour Towns St. Mary’s Epiaoopal Church South Methodist Ghnreb PUBUSEBD BY THE portant.' Church ot thh AMumptlon Bey. Douglas E. Tbenner, Vloar South Windsor Rev. Robert K. Shimoda, Church and. Park SU. Adams St. and Thompson Rd. Rev. J. Manley Shaw, D.D. Minister HERALD PRINTINQ CO.. INC. Tills has come not from one o f ,Its Bev. Gordon B. Wad hams. In Area Today 18 Biqaell Ureet . I Vital to Manned Landing Rev. George F. Noetraad Rev. Francis J. MIhalek Paator A re Named Pastor Manchejter. Conn. supporters, but from an enemy. 8 a.m.. Holy Eucharist. THOMAS F. FERGUSON Rector Pastor Rev. Richard W. Dupee 10:15 a.m., Morning Prayar Rev. John E. Rlkteraitts, 8 a.m., Men’s Club Breakfast. Today will be known U WALTER R. FERGUSON This backhanded compliment to the Rev. John D. Hughe# Rev. Ernest J. Ooppa Associate Pastor Publiahere By DR. I. M. LEVITT launching to the sutfacis and By Cafazzo and Church School. Aselstant Pastor A n^ny^ MagliTOco ^ Talcrtt- ..Gladstone Day” to Democrat# . , Founded October 1. 18bl new Johnson administration approach DIRECTOR the rendezvous on return to the ■ Rev. James W. Bottoms Rev. Gary S. Ciniell 7 p.m., Evening Prayer and ville Retarded School, speaker. Associate Pastor throughout the 36th District, SM to peace In 'Vietnam has come from Ifiie Fels Planetarium Of The Apollo, will not be subject to Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman Masses at 7, 8, 9:15, 10:M Commander Robert F. Cafaz- Young People’s Fellowship. Masses at 6:45, 7:46, 9, 10:15 9:45 a.m., Sunday School and Published Every, Bvenlns Except Sundays the Democratic candidate tor and Holidays. Entered at the Post Office at former Vice President Richard Nixon, Franklin Institute scrutiny from the earth. and 11:46 a.m. and 11:30 a.m, Nursery; adult and ,ea*ifirma- 0 and 10:45 a.m., Worship *0 Jones-I^eefe Post, American Monday, 8 p.m.. Brotherhood M uchester, Conn., as Second Class Mail who has publicly demanded that Presi In addition to these proWema 7:30 a.m „ Holy Communion. of St. Andrew. tion classes. state comptroller. State Sena* Matter.______As the time for a manned there is another of great edgnlfi- 8:4S an^ 9:45 a.m., Kindergar St. Bartholomew’s Church Service. Laymen’s Sunday. Legion, has announced addi- tor Louis Gladstone ,of Bridge dent Johnson withdraw certain parts of Tueaday, 10 a.m.. Prayer 81. Maurice Church, Bolton 1,1 a.m.. Laymen’s Sunday. lunar landing approaches, some canoe, and that is continuous ten in the Children’s Chapel. Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor Frederick M. Gaal, lay speaker. tional committea appointments (j^oup. Rev, Robert W. Cronin Participants are: James Mc port, stomps the county, 'visit* SUBSCRIPnON RATES what Ambassador Goldberg said, as Payable in Advance of the perplexing problems as communications with the A i»l- Morning Prayer and Church Rev. Richard C. BoUea Sermon: ’’The Layman Con Pastor Carthy, chairman; Douglas ing several of the towns. One Year ...... ^ '9 5 besides the executive commit 8 p.m.. Women of ,St. George. being in the nature of appeaseihent of sociated with landing and re lo spacecraft. It is obvious that School. Nursery and Crib Class Assistant Pastor quering With Christ.” Church Hayes, Lloyd Holt, Leonard He is to start his tour In A n -' Six Months ...... tee. Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Holy Eu Three Months ...... 6.K the enemy. trieving the first astronaut on earth stations cannot commun in Williams Building. School for Grades 1 through 12. Masses at 7, 8:30, 10 and Bayliss, Arthur Palmer and dover with a luncheon coffee ODO HOStll •••••ssaaeseeea* l.oO Adjutant Howard E. Porter charist. And it has been this—the denuncia the moon are only now coming icate with the Apollo when It 11 a.m., Morning Prayer with Masses at 6:46, 7:45, 9, 10:16 Nursery for babies to three<.year 8:30 p.m., CSiurch School 11:30 a.m. James Boettcher. hour at the home of Mr. and is chairman of the house corn- IdEMBER OF tion from Mr. Nixon --which has, so far, to stage center. Astute scien is on the hidden side of the sermon by the Rev. Mr. Halde and 11:30 a.m. olds. teachers meeting. Wednesday. 11 a.m.. Ladies Mrs. Eugene Schwank at THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 10 a.m.. Adult study" class. mlttee, assisted by Cafazzo, The Associated Press Is exclusively entltlM been the only comment which has really tists at the Boeing Company, moon. To insure continuous man. Saturday U a.m., Harvest Sacred Heart Church Missionary Society. noon, followed by a cocktail re Susannah Wesley Hall. Richard M. Grant, Russell An- to the use ol republlcatlon of all news dis in Seattle, which makes the communication some form of Wednesday, 10 a.m., Holy St. Bridget’s Church Festival. Rt. 30. Vernon 8 p.m., Golden Rule Club. ception in Columbia at the horn# patches credited to It or not otherwise credit given the Johnson administration credit 6 p.m.. Junior High Methodist derson, G. Richard Ives, Walter ed In this paper and also the local news pub Saturn 1C first stage of the relay system must be develop Communion. Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor Rev. Ral]rii Kelley, Pastor of Mr. and Mrs. Folkoenigaderf for any sincerity or any innovation in moon booster, have been study Daily, 7 p.m., Evening Rev. Robert J. Keen Youth Fellowship. Donald, and John Kulynyck. lished here. . . , ed. Unitarian Fellowship Rev. Patrick Sullivan First Lutheran Church at 1. All rlKhts 0* republlcatlon of special dls- the pre-election “ peace offeMive" of Bev. Dennis R. Husaey 7 p.m., Senior High Methodist Senior vice commander Donald patches nereln are also reserved.______ing these problems and con Relay Satellite Visualised Prayer. Church is open dally Academy Junior High School Assistant Pastor Rockville Gladstone will officially open 1966. i. Youth Fellowship. ‘ la membership chairman. Mem- Democratic Headquarters la clude that operating on the Engineers of the Boeing for prayer. Glastonbury Rev. Richard E. Bertranii > The Herald PrlnUng OonipMy, p c -, moon—some quarter of a mil Company have developed a Masses at 7, 8, 9:16, 10:30 in 7:30 p.m., Membership Semi- bers of this committee are Masses at 7, 8, 9:16, 10:30 and Pastor Coventry in the old Town Build Bumes no financial the church. 9:16, 10:30 and 12:00 nar. Susannah Wesley Hall. Cafazzo, Howard Porter, Grant, *raphloal errors appearing 1" lion miles from the earth—^will concept to provide continuous Zion Evangelical 10:30 a.m., Sunday School and D:46 a.m ing on Rt. 31 at 2:16, and will ■ and other reading matter in The Manchester in the air-conditioned auditori Tuesday, 6 a.m.. Men’s Adult George Smith. Joseph'Girardin, y®______then attend an outdoor rally on make the task of landing there communications with the Apol Lutheran Church morning meeting. Speaker; 10:30 a.m., Church Service- Evening Herald______— um, during July, August, and Study Class. The Rev. Mr. Cor Clarence Laking, Gibson Por the Glen Drive in Tolland at The Katydids Were Right a formidable one. lo no matter where It may be (Missouri Simod) Mrs. Charlotte KItowski. Topic: St. Bernard’s Church Holy Communion. September. nell, leader. ter and Adolph Simons. 8:30. “ Full service client of N. B. A. One reason why the task is in orbit. They visualize two Cooper and High Sts. "Reflections of a Peace Demon St. Bernard’s Ter., RockvlUs . Publishers Representatives — ’^ e Juws 8 p.m., Methodist Men execu Junior vice commander Park Vlathews Special i^ ency — New York, Chi- so forbidding Is that the moon Lunar Relay Satellites (LRS) The Rev. Paul G. Frokopy, Rev. George F. X. Reilly He will be feted at a cocktail For all the latter part of summer, w# tive committee and fair chair strator.” St. Peter’s Eplao«^I Cburob cago. Delr»Mt and Boatoo. always keeps the same side placed in polar orbits around Pastor St. James’ Church er heads the program and en Pastor reception in Ellington at 6 p.m« thought the katydids were weak and ir man. Reception Hall. tertainment committee assisted Sand HiU Rd. at the home of Mr. and Mrs, toward the earth. Astronomers the moon roughly 180 degrees Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, Rev. Raoul J. Pronovost MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF.dRCDlA- resolute in their fiddling, and could Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Adult by Cafazzo, Howard Porter, First Congregattonal Cfairch Wapping David Cohen, and will com TION8.______believe that perhaps four or apart and at an altitude of 9 a.m., Church School. Pastor Rev. Anthony Kuzdal never understand why- study class. The Rev.^ Mr. of Vernon Rev. James A. Birdsail, Vloar plete the day’s activities with five billion years ago the moon about 2,500 miles. They are 9:30 a.m.. Adult Bible time. Rev. Eugene F. Torpey Leonard Porter, Grant, J. Kdly- Display advertising closing houis: 10 a.m.. Divine Worship. Text: Dupee leader. Susannah Wesley nyck, Frank Kulynyck, Ander Rev. John A. Lacey, Minister a dinner given by the Mans Fcr Monday — 1 p.m. Frtday. But qow, by the end of the first week was closer to the earth whose then arranged so that one of Rev. John J. O’Brien Masses at -T, -8, 9, 10 and 11 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. Hall. son and Raymond Andrews. Rev. Betsy G. French, field Democratic Town Commit For Tuesday — 1 p m. Monday of October, after the proper notation of tidal action elongated the axis the LRS Is always facing the Psalm 122: L Theme: "I was Bev. Vincent J. Flynn a.m. 10 a.m.. Morning Prayer. For Wednesday — 1 P 8 p.m.. Commissions on Chris The service committee is Minister of Christlsn Education tee at the Elks Club in Willl- For Thursday — 1 v.m. Wf^nesday. what has been happening in local gar of the moon passing through the hidden side of the moon. With glad when they said, Let us go tian Social Concerns and Educa Church School, Baby-sitting. mantic. For Friday — 1 p.m. Thur^ay. this arrangement, the Apollo on into the house of the Lord.” Masses at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10:16 and headed by Service Officer Karl Worship Matthew’s Ohnreh, Tolland For Saturaay — 1 ^ dens, the proper correlation between center of the earth. The gravita tion in Reception Hall. Isidor 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Monday through Friday, 7:'46 Accompanying Gladstone on ^ the hidden side of the moon can U a.m., Gottesdienst mit 11:30 a.m. H. Links. Working with Links Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, Pastor ClaMified deadline: 10:30 a-m. W « katydids and frost has been reestablish- tional pull dt the earth then Wolf, principal of the Greeii Service. LaymMi’s Day. p.m., Evening Prayer. publication except Saturday — 9 ^ always relay a message to the AbendraahL are Grant, Cafazzo, H. Porter Meeting Sundays in New Church his tour of the county will be ed. captured this long axis and con School will speak on "Goals for 1:30 to 4 p.m., Dedication tea the Democratic candidates for LRS which, in turn, can either Jehovah's Wltneesee Ives, Noah Vieira, William Saturday, October 8 strained it always to keep the the Busing Program.’’ The for Women’s Fellowship. United Methodist Ohureb state senator from the 35th dis Katydids were weak and Irresolute in relay it to the other satellite for Second Congregational Church Kingdom Hall O’Donnell, Clifford R. Wright Masses at 7 :30, 8 :30 and 10 ;M same side toward the earth. meeting is open to the public. 6 p.m., Junior Pilgrem Fel Rt. 44A, Bolton trict, Charles Tarpinian, Tol August because the frosts that were to transmission to the earth or re - SSS N. Main St. and Louis Bellone. a.m. For this reason, a day and a 736 N. Ma^n St. Friday, 7 p.m.. Parent’s Bap-^ lowship. Rev. Hugh A. GUUs land County Sheriff Nicholas 8 R«v. Felix M. Davis, Minister Other committees are Amer- come in September and October were month on the moon are equal; lay It directly to the earth. 7 p.m., Senior Pilgrim Fellow Rev. C. Ronald Wilson, tlsm meeting. icanism. Grant, Cafazzo, H. Minfoter Paiwhtic, and various candidates The Forked Tongues also to be Inconclusive. that is, the moon spins on its Similarly, It could also provide 3 p.m.. Public discourse "The ship. Jehovah’s WltnesM Associate Minister Porter, Laking, G. Earl Porter, for repre.s,«itatives including continuous communications be Knowledge Of The Promised Kingdom HaU Now that we have experienced the re axis in the same period of time First Church of Ohriat, Scientist Ives and Smith and publicity. Monday, 8 p.m.. Board of dea 9:80 a.m., Sunday School. Robert Moriarty from the 6Lst It takes It to circle the earth. tween' the LEM and the Apollo Land Illumlnatss The Bible cons and deaconesses. Hartford Tpke. When Chancellor Erhard was In sult, we understand the prediction, al 16 a.m.. Worship. The Rev. 447 N. Main St. Grant,- Cafazzo, H. Porter, Bel- Morning Wondiip and Sorvice of district, William O’Neill from It Is this curious synchronism no matter where the Apollo Record." Rockville Washington last week, observers there though we had never before been aware Mr. Davis preaching. Topic: lone and Andrews. Baptism. the 62nd, John Burokas from of period which makes the task happened to be. 4:15 p.m., Group discussion of thought they detected him operating as that the katydids not only predicted the "Call Recovered.” Nursery 11 a.m., Sunday service, Sun Sunday Services Bolton Congregational Church 11 a.m.. Morning Worship. the 48th and Herbert Lane from Boeing engfineers believe this the Watchtower mcigazine arti 8 p.m.. Public talk, "What De something of a split personality. of landing on the moon so dif through Grade 7, Church School. day School and nursery. The Church events for tomorrow Rev. J. Stanton Conover, Sermon: "Ths Importance of the 60th. timing of the first frost—six weeks af concept will provide the earth cle "Jehovah’s Witnesses En sires Should You Wisely Culti When he talked before the National ficult. 6 p.m., Pilgrim Youth Fellow subject of the Lesson-Sermon is yje local churches are as fol- Minister UtUe Things.” State Central Committeewom- ter their first sound—but also Its inten Hidden Side n Factor data necessary for continuous dure for His Sovereign God- vate?” by W. Kaiser, Watch- 7 p.m., Methodist Youth Fel an Naomi Hammer will e.scort ship. 'Are Sin, Disease, and Death lows; St. Peter’s Episcopal Miss Jeanne Lefevre, Student Press Club, he was a West German sity. monitoring of the entire lunar ship.’' tower Society representative. NASA scientists have decided 7 p.m., Mu Sigma <3il. Real?” The Golden Text is from church, services at 8 a.m. and Director of Christian Education lowship. Gale Jones, leader; Gladstone through the area, lo % hawk. He denounced “ the call for peace mission. BecaQse the LRS will Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Group dis 4:16 p.m., Study of Sept. 15 This has, so far, been an autumn of that the Apollo spacecraft will Monday, 8 p.m.. Women’s Psalms, 67: 1, 2: "God be mer 10:00 a.m., Church School at Topic; "Home Problems.” cal candidates. Including judges ■ and relaxation” between East and West be equipped with complete cussions of the Bible aid issue of Watchtowej;, "Jehovah’s frosts that flick—not much more heav Kicking Off the Orchestra Drive land on one of ten selected Christian Fellowship executive ciful unto us, and bless us; and 10 a.m. and Y.P.F. at 6:30 p.m.; 10 a.m.. Church School. Wor 7:30 p.m.. Crusade committee of probate, will Attend the fes as the product of “emotions and wishful transmission facilities, all data, "Things In Which It Is Impos Witnesses Endure for-His Sover ily, although we are now In October, areas along the equatorial re- board. cause his face to shine upon us; Hebron Congregational Church, ship Service; Sermon: "The meeting at the home ^ John tivities in their own regions. dreams.” AU Russia offers, he said, is George Marlow, center, is being assisted by A tty. Paul Groobert, right, and C. Elmore Wat voice reports and television pic sible For God To Lie” at the eign Godship,” page 5^. Mrs. Hammer al.so reported than that famous and totally unpredlct- gi town’s doctor refused to care along the coast. , . mon, classes, baby-sitting. lias been par for the course on the issue per cent. The rise in imports ponent and issues together. ' of his. And in the result, in our Pastor Calvary Church m Z , . n 1,m : Mr. WlUlam MoBrids OPEN SUNDAY 1-6 for anyone at the school. ’The By afternoon, temperatures 10:46 a.m.. Morning Prayar, German reunification for the 21 years Here in New Haven the push toward decelerated, from 13.4 per cent Either one, on this evening, book, both Killer Gengras and ot the Assemblies of . God they had executed their 9:50 ajn.. Church School class- Brooms.” teacher and all of her pupils Sermon, classes, baby-sitting. ef Taloa. Chile, S A . . WEEKDAYS BY APPOINTMENT o t the partiUon. The high hypocrisy quality — and superior education in to 2.4. could have outfoxed the other, Ktller Dempsey let the other promised Mr” *”*’ So they re- es tor Grade 5 through Adults. Tuesday, 9 a.m.. Group doc- will be in the 70s. every classroom and in every neighbor were prohibited from attend live. ^ v e d the message gladly, be- Aduh clans meets in FeUowship trine study at the Manse, Monday, 7:80 p.m.. Vestry formwly of Manchester •eems to continue unabated. When re- and have soared to. a' clear vic Conn. hood moves forward. More regrilar and ing church. Their food eame TOT DIED OF EXPOSURE tory. Instead, they helped one This may. In Its way, have ing baptized, and were added to jjall. Wednesday, 7:80 p.m.. Prayer St. John’s FoHsh National meeting. OtreetioiBs: PVom Manchester, take Porter St. frcmi East Ujiiflcation comes, as It will, it will not Policeman Cleared Wednesday. 10 a.m.. Holy specialized teachers, better school huild- from a distant farm, owned, by GREENWICH (AP)—A medi another down into what turned been a decision. For, as we con the Kingdom—an «a m p le^ j)f Worship Service, meeting and Bible study. Catholic Church Center, proceed to Rt. 85 in Bolton,-School Rd. appraxl- be as part of the design or policy of any Communion. tngsr and programs enriched, enlarged Prudence’s father. Area news cal examiner has ruled that out, tn our rating, a mutual sult our book on the whole cam- NEW Ha v e n (AP) — Four .a the "poor in spirit” receiving' Infant and child oars at all Saturday, 9 a.m., Worit Day Bev. Wsttcr A. Hyszko This Is a faithful saying and 7 p.m., Prayar Group. worthy of all acceptation, matsly 3 milss on left after crossing Bolton town line, ttving state^an, German or American. and. improved in innumerable ways, are papers, fearing public opinion, three-year-old Frederick Banks, stalenjate. patgn, it says thero that one of policemen have been cleared of that kingdom. oervicos. at the Church. ‘ Pastor Friday 9 a.m.. Holy Oommuo- that Christ Jesus came tato all part o f the new picture. would not support the school's whose body was found In a Challenger Clayton Gen gras • the two candidates, the oiitsldb charges that they beat cause., at 8:80 and 10:80 a;m. ion. the world to save tinners of A liat He Denounces May Be Good Goals such as these, in the city Hwamp Thursday night afterr V began by treating his audience challenger, needs to score posi up James Morrisoh, 38, a Negro, Enroll today in FREE Bibls United PoDtacogtal Church Goapd HaU w^m I am chief. U&R REALTY CO.. Inc. / I I Jb now more than 10 days since schools and in suburban schools,. are Finally, a single courageous a 28-hour search, died o f eX'- A to the uncomforta.Ue experience tive points in such encounters. bist Christmas. 187 Woodbridge St. 415 CentM St. 1 Timothy 1:15 correspondence course. Unltorian Meeting Honae ytmbaasador Goldberg p r in t e d , to the productive paths to educational quality man came forward in the young posure. ' of bearing Um refer, with in while the title folder can retain The Board of PoUee Com- iv. Robert L. Baker, Paator TREES OUtOLE'AIRPORT ■i CHANTILLY, Va. — 'the 50 Bloomlletd Ave., Hartford 643-2692'^ qeneral Assembly of the United Na — and to equality. Busing from city to teacher’s behalf. Mr. Arthur The youngster, son o f Mr. and tended cutting and serious ef his crown by fighting to a draw. missioners rejected Friday the 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. town is isimply a doctrinaire embroidery Tappan, a successful New York Bur, after our one close ex charges against James Grasso, 11 ;46 a.m., Sunday School. green strip around Dullaa Inter Bev. Nathaniel D. l a r i at sons, his extensive discussion of what Mrs. David Banks, dlkappeared fect, to the facial expression at CHURCH OF CHRIST 10 a.ni^ "Sunday School. g r J- AkRE TVELCOMB R. D. MURDOCK-i43-6472 upon this fundamental pursuit.luit. It_jaayI t, trader, provided the money for Wednesday while eearchftig for the Governor of his state, sit perience, we began to lose our Vincent Fumiati, Ralph Cacaca 11 a.m.. Worship Sorvioe. 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting^ national Airport is made up .of UniUd States was willing to do in X^ydall and Vernon Sts. 10:30 a.m., Woiehip Services, MO OOLUSOnONS satisfy a handful of theoiislsts and In- thb publishing of ”The Union acorns in the wood& ting one chair, removed from early expectation that the face and Frank Cathey. The police 7 p.m., NSvangellatlc Sorvioe. Tuesday, 8 p.m..p,m,, .. Prayer 1,5(36,000 treea, planted in isjse the Intwrest o f a iregotiated peace in I Phone: 643-2517 WonUp Cbofch ! / volv'e a handful o f children—bqt It can ist,” a newspaper which de ‘niousandB of voknitoera. Join* the podium': at which he spoke. to face debate might prove a men claimed Miey wars Ibrood WedraMogr. 7:80 p.in., Pray moeting. aa seetBlnga to a bait 1.60O Nureery and jtie^ilMun. do litUe more.—NEW HAVEN REGIS fended Prudence, ,ber acbool,. That kind of extended opening really declalva factor- ta. thia to oubdus Monrioon whan be Bible CiBMea, 9:46 a.m. Friday, 8 p.m., BttJe reading, wide. School. •d poUce and ftm iS B Bi Mm Worship, 10:45 a.m., 6:00 p.m. er and BttJiifi study. 1^ ^ tiili time, there has been only TER. and principles for which she search. ^ Unglued .like a smothering paU Connecticut campaign. ■ - resisted arrest. w> PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EA^ENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1966 MANO&STER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1966 Sports Viewing Habit Forming SATURDAY Seofus like Moiicheotor 12:80 (SO) Worid Series Poay Foptball ond th* 2:00 ( 8) Waterbury Qy. Woods family go together. Mta-Seraatoa High, Local fans get their, flrot lights view of this year’s Bed Bold USINESS SERVICES DIRECTORY 2:80 ( 8) Wlde Wbridof Blinker Bids Steelers A fter Win er entry tonight at Mt. Ne- Sports bo against Mansfield, RUid UdO ( I) Gadabout Gaddli supplying a fair shore of the (86) lUtUsr Derby For Orioles’ offense wDl be Dennis 4:00 ( 8) NFLr-Count- Over Browns Tonight Woods. RUPPERT down to Kickoff CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP)—The Pittsburgh Steelers Coach Jock McNory nrlll. CAMPING CJtR LEASING ( 8) NCAA FootbaU Third Win be oountlag on Woodo to H IG H G R A D E come steaming up the turnpike for tonight’s game with ploy a port In reveroing lost TAPPER EQUIPMENT —^Teuabosee at Ga. the (Cleveland Browns and they make no bones about it On 1 or 2 Tech. BALTIMORE. AP)—“A year’s slate when the Bnld- —they’r^ looking for an upset victory over the heavily ers won only one of olz PRINTING BARREL Tents, Cots, Sloeping Bags 4:80 (80) BowUng lot of things happened to I Job and Commercial Air Mattreaaes, Stovea YEAR PLAN 6:00 ( 8) Race of the us this year that never favored Browns. ' = starts. Woods scored twice ^ 5 .6 9 Lanterns We-k happened before,” Sandy Pittsburgh coach Bill Austin back Charlie Johnson, a tena- In lost weekend’s 84-6 Printing First In Manchester. New posting of Meriden, Includ 16.00 DEPOSIT (18) WrestUng Koufax said. says his Steelers are in good cious defense and rookie break- Prompt and Efficient MANCHESTER oars, full maintenance, folly shape and are prime for victory, away threats Johnny Roland ing a 45-yord touchdown Insured to reduce your prob (22) NFI„ Highlights And there probably was no I Printinr Of, AU Kinds SURPLUS SALES CO. 5:80 (80) AFL Report belter way to sum. up' the Los The Browns also are In pretty and Roy Shivers, are solid fa- luial. lems and worries. For foil good physical condition, but that vorites over a New York club Also counted on In the VICHI'S 160 N. MAIN ST. tnfonnation call 6:00 (18) Continental A.ngsles Eiodgefs* problems as ICoiimiunity Press at Depot Square (80) NFL—Clevelaad they sent Claude Osteen to the isn’t what concerns coach Blan- that has yielded 149 points in Raiders’ attack ore quarter back Brian Sullivan and PACKAGE STORE Open Dally to 9:00 P.M. 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The Dodgers will try to ac Browns have looked good on oc- Green Bay, the NFL’s sUn- Brother Frank Woods, We Urgn You To Support 1:00 ( 8) Key Plays of complish something that, has Tho Luts Junior Museum Pro F ooUmH casion but have had some KiMt defensive club, is a two- now a member of the Man TURNPIKE MANCHESTER never happened before In Series touchdown pick over the 49ers, chester High varsity, set the i GLASS ( » Vale Football history — coming from behind lapses. 1:30 ( 8) Time Ont for “One of the players—I guess who forced the Packers into a ball rolling, ripping the Jo For Auto Windshields to win after losing the first two Western Conference playoff last league apart in 1964 with TEXACO CUSTOM MADE Sports games at home. 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Bun- • Banquets • Weddings money and that the monument 12:00 John Sherman dy’s parents were divorced when he was three years old and the elder Braun, 405 MAIN ST. negotiated settlement .with night when a car Stanchfield quarterback Bill Bradley., ■ li«r. a 21-year-«dd right-hander, downs by Dennis Woods and Skep Wirtalla to hand the • Gatherings was driving left Route 16 and according to a copyrighted story in the New York Post, hasn t seen his fa • Group Meetings Chrysler on 14 grievances In Texaco Sfafion PUMP SERVICE The first full weekend of Ivy had a 10-6 record but won only Patriots their first defeat of the year in Nfidget foot of every description TEL. 649-5533 volving plant safety, production hit a tree. Water Systems and Pumps League football has Harvard at two games after July 27 when ball action last night at Mt. Nebo. Both clubs show 1-1 mous son in 15 years—except on the pitching mound. standards and cafeteria food. (folumbia. Brown at Yale, Penn he was placed on the disabled records. We have the “Know-How” * Tune-Ups 381 Main Street Jacuzzi Goulda at Cornell and Princeton at hat because of a tender right Remaining undefeated and to please you! Chrysler said it hoped to have Fairbanks Morse FATBIOTS * Engine Cleaning PLYWOOD CENTER enough sheet metal l»dy stamp Dartmouth. elbow. taking over the front running Ends: Suntara, Cossrove, Swea- Edwards Secretarial Phone 643-9149 ______The Dodgers’ biggest worries ne.v, Shaw, Inkel. ‘Beer Tree’ Just Part of Festivities Church earners Inn ings available to put more than 24 Hour spot in the standings, the Tackles; S. UacDonald, A. Saun * Miner Repairs 67 Tolland Turnpike 38,000 workers back on the job Hydramatic Transmission Emergency were Oriole second baseman .JJiants scored in the first and ders, Davis, Ray. Twerdy. 860 Main S t, East Ifiurtford ANNODNCEMENT Service On Guards; Thornton, Irish, White- Phone 289-4869 * Stumps Monday at the seven assembly Repairing Reds Gain Dave Jotmson, who took a JiOO last quarters to drop the Jets, sell. Pope, Tweedle. Of 80,000 Watkins Cilen Speetators Manchester, Conn. plants. Service announces the .. All Work Guaranteed All Makes batting average into the game, 14r0. It was the second loss for Centers: Harrison, Tweedie, _ MONTREAL (AP) — The < The Twinsburg plamt is one of opening 'of a complete Texn4» Lubrication Service Can Hartford and Frank Robinson and Boog the "Jets. ■ °^srGay,®AiSiu"rL. MacDon- WATKINS GLEN, N. Y. - explained, fighting off a smile. Lastihg a fow minutes mor« Phone 643-5874 Montreal Canadiens of the Na Powell, each hitting .375. aid. Anderson, Cox. Caldwell, (n e a ) The symbol 6f the fun, "disrobed and danced around a than two hours, the race covers only two Chrysler -facilities typing, stenographic, We Give Green Stamps Sales 5 2 5 - 3 9 9 3 Service: tional Hockey League Friday Both contests remained tight MANCHESTER which stamp the full- variety of Alston held a meeting before throughout. After a scoreless ea g les it seemed, was a 20-foot tree fire. They got pretty sUff sen- 108 laps on a 2.3-mUe course bookkeeping, assigned Noel Picard, Bill Staub (he Dodgers’ woricout Friday Ostrinsky RUG CLEANING ITS body sections necessary for car mimeographing and opening period, Woods put the Ends: Uallon. Abert, Smith, Kee- from which dangled hundreds of tences, so I don’t think we’ll set neatly in the hiUs overlook COMPANY assembly. Hie other plant, in and Gerry Kell to Providence, of and said the club had "re-pfe- Slagles on the board with an gan. beer cans A beer tree, if you have any more trouble with ing the town. Autumn’s colors, DEALER IN WASTE HERE stenciling service at: the AHL. viewed" the scouting report on Tackles: Berube, Malinoski, Sterling Township near Detroit, end sweep. The Patriot defense Samiotis. Glorgetti. ^ 1, nudies. Word spreads quickly." the smell of burning campfires MATERIALS 16 HANNAWAY ST. the Orioles, with special' atten- Agostinel- Yon’ll. 6nd the Oneat plywood Edwards Building Painting—‘Decorating stiffened until the last quarter Guards: Andreo. Hunt The cans, of . course, were The influx begins about three 8 tton being paid to Johnson and Active Today 11 Abalr. Callahan, Pryor. paneling, cabinet plywoods, kitch- when Wirtalla added six more. Centers: Wilson, Corcoran, Wil- empty. Who. at such a fesUve days before the race, held on J*)® “cene. Phone 643-0012 Voman Circle Powell. Positions RAGS, IRON en cabinets and Armstrong ceilings COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL The Pats stopped both con Woods. Fazxlno. Cl'endan- event as the United States Sunday. Watkins Glen has more ®“***s'® . . . Open Thnra., Fri. 9 P.M. for WATCH FOR Bunker had to face (Grand Prlx of fun. We, sadly enough, forgot ternoon was Manches Open 8 n.m. to 9 p.m. m t i i donis, E. Hobron, Donovan, Strat season the locals have been usual forms of trouble-making Monaco), to take our tent. Tss Mtiw ttw ]ob. . . wi hm joii Cm riiM Os Riinl ter High (1-1), which ton. Monday thni Saturday ABSORBERS Guards: Sprout, Hobron, Irish, shutout. — rioting, vandalizing and ca- Atmoophere Pti«t for it . . in oolort to nutch tnythinfl Hive ■ Free Delivery OUALIFYING MUND played Wethersfield Maher, Gagianello, Volland. “I was pleased at the im- rousing -r- a bore. And because Watkins Glen is qssdian os colorf. . . nM li MS?. . . IMW Is ds M? Pr«lima Plus A High (1-1) in a CCIL Centers: IM Leber. Walker, Le provement and hope we are on Little Trouble Watkins Glen —locals simply ber, J. Wiggen, Maher. CALL RS let aivuthtlpM VMir Mrt M iUs« iib. f *9.98 clash at Memorial Backs: Kelly, Wiggen. Cartier, our way now," Pintavallb said." “Believe it or not," said a won’t let success go to their Sports Schedul^ 30-LAP Field at 1 :30. Man McConville, Watkins. Lundberg. “It was our best effort, of the local police lieutenant, “there heads —that European atmos- Distributed By hamburgers. JETS Saturday. Oct. 8 chester and Wethers Ends: A. Andeuon,' S. Anderson, year. ’ still is such a thing as good, phere is preserved. The organ- E/lJohnson PAI NT CQ OCT. 11 — WORLD SKRIK6 M9-I.AP Fiengo.___ GalachanL , Several lineup changes oc- clean____ _ fun for young people. For Izatlon of the race is not a Cecil FootbaU — Wethersfield at" W tlcotnt Haro ’^(‘■TwIn-lO’*) PIWAL \ field are defending 20,000 young people B. DeMUle production nor, as Manchester, 1:30 at Memorial 723 MAIN ST., MANCHESTEJU-PHONE 649-4501 CCIL grid chempions. RnKl^'v “ “'^Hnd“it"h ’ curred in the Cheney backfield. having MANCHESTEf •ir OCT. 23 — TRI-tTATC DKMOLITiON Gusi^:*^*YeomaM.' Csasavaiit, Hal Stlckland moved out of the thrown together In tents, trailers they would say in Europe, "typ- Field BUY THE PAINT THAT'S WORTH THE WORK OERaWCHAMPIONSRiP On the road this af Von Hone. Szettein. Ganxier. goal in favor of Don Goodrow an(J cars In a 10-stcre area, we ically American." It is, in fact. Football — Kolbe at Sast> AUTO part: ternoon. was Rockville Piwe'sapieiizafrie'iSc over a fullback while have surprisingly llttie trouble.” deU^UuUy amateurish. , CathoUc, 1:30 at Mt Nebo 970 BROAD SO, took for 0 8 lo M n arches.. . McDonalirs High (0-2), visiting wall. ■ ' Davis wag inse'rted at halfback. Lotst year the worst thing that And to thtadc it was once pro- FootbaU—RookvtUa at South- 46 WEST CENTER STflEET Southington High* ■'t.H three put in strong per- han^ened waa the arrest of 30 posed the U. 8. Grand Prix be ington „ PAINTS THOMPSON SPEEDWAY Ohmu ...... 's 0 0 8-14 formances according to Pinta- ‘‘nudies." held in New York’s Central Soccer—Wethersfield atll»a- Open Saturdaya nntll 8 PJL SILVER U N E EXTENSION (2-0) in a Gratral Val ley Conference dash. Sx' Rod*^’ valle. “These youngsters,” .the cop Park! Chester ( MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1966 PAGE NINE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1966 PAGE IJIGHT Garage—S erv ice- THERE OUCHTA BE A LAW______BY’ FAGALY and SHORTEN Help Wanted—Feanle 85 Help Wanted FBnmli f t Storage 10 inn » » Ki5iE2JU££2j'!„'t PILGRIM MILLS haa expanded LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSOM OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB AnwwtePre^^tia with Bargain Basement eod IZIHL'T OPERATORS needs more sales help, fqU- Travel Tolk CLASSIFIED OARAGE FOR RENT,'81 Cam V " IHI>]LJ ■i«l tlme or part-time hours oin w a n bridge St., ce ll 849-7161. X)fRM«rEsc»qi\ MTCKf ACS0S8 wetkc u u n b^ arranged. Apply Manager, *.¥cr' lIlMiUnd’i 38C»uie to dope HE COULD MAROiy Pilgrim Mills, Hartford Bd., “ former MBW WAlTIDGETOUr...... “ WARTFED c : IF WE'RE GOING TD RLC EVEN i n '! SCoopentown’t ^5^**?, (•*•“8) ADVERTISING Manchester, 7-9 p.m. > the gaps in his con HIS BABY BaiebaU Hell el 44BiutIo Motocydes—acyelcs 11 OFTHE itoiMT- remember, V V. I. W. O i ^ rt*Mi h A RATTLER UK6 A K>OR-^ nPriority 88 Poker stake llSoothaayac Business Services hy UaiM feetem lyedleeK N ter. IN-HAND.' (preflx) 89 Make lace 16 Fancy dODebatabla PLEASE READ YOUR AD Offered 13 HEy.IGGVf M L ! GReAT ISLaiioed WGaeUe 30 Loves to ezeea points HOW ABOUT BEIN'! well •IGateoua 22 Vigilant ASPaak in aiM m Clnnaifled Adn* are tahen over tlie ptoae aa a nosEEYoO'ioyM sHtrr wey# N *^ERY ; IP Slenderer oonvenlMioa; Hie Mvertleer ihonld read hla ad u m n R R T RENTALS—Power roller, chain E SVLVESTERl MORE SPCCIPIC? YOU M Y 31 Seven — element 24---- Myen; Utah W0KPERFUL1O BE eACR FSE al ^ DEMONSTRATE TOYS Ascertain naOna DAY IT A P P i™ Md REPORT ERRORS ta tima saws, trail roller and aerator, W ell, ANOIMK FAIL COME IN HERE AN' HELP I TIME IS EXPECT 23 Sward DOWN Florida GKO O li!) 24 ------ISuropeanKelt liver 2STerm for a eea nattvn next Inartton. 'n e ^ ra U Is renponnible for onlv ONE Incor- Ifiwn vac, rototiUera. Also sales TERM 16 STARTING ANT OF THE GANG? WHATA m M/HEN YA FINISH MONEY/ MEAT • traveler A8 Great — - YEAR IT S GONNA B fi! iBAH ! Work now through Decem 27 Popular la 2Prepoaltloa Lake,Utah root or umltted tnnertlon for nny ndvarttoement nad thea onlv and service on oil lawtf equip AT LAST- AND PAINTIN' THEM NUMKRS! VA /ve c fs a y Britain 30n top of 38RedtaplaF to the Mwot ol a good-Insertion. ErroJn^SVm rt ber. ExceUent ctmunlsslons. NINE 3B Kenyan afream 4 Buffoons 38 European . A7 Genoa of olM l ment Capitol lOquipmont, 88 JUNIOR COULD HARDiy VBAH! BTurkiah felt tap limicollne Mrd 48Arablsn mlar **” ^ adveettaoninat wU not bo ooneoM 1^ F R E E SAMPLE K ir. f HISHTO, 4 THIRTY. 32 Oleic acid eater <*inabe good** larerttofc ' Main St., 848-7»68. y/AlTIOGETBACRr 34Seeiaw 6 Reluctant JO----- Deep, 80 WUd of T h e telephone- Write or call Santa’s Toy I GUVNOR- FIVE! seAuftralian 7 Simple d..pre.,loo»Mr^^N^^ ATTICS, CELLARS, garages, Parties, Avon, ConnecticuC I rU.BE miner of a aort 8 Worms Guam company has V THERE 37Intet SKUled far SlCraRs form) and yards clean^. Trash 873-3456, or evenings 678- 38 Actual matter atoning 33 Next to tn 82 British gun _ (■oekvDIOi Ton W oo) hauled to dum p. Call 848-6819. openings for 9829. ' \PRESENT1Y1 01 an auulor* IDMonneir bright people M ^ 2 7 1 1 SHARPENINO Service —Saws, 1 JT 3 4 5 r * 7 8 v r 875-3136 with poise, pleas knives, axes, shears, skates, ant voices and STEP UP TO AVON. IMgnifled, JT is rotary blades, Quick service. good judgment. part-Ume employment for CT3 — e 1*« krV«i»r iMt. Capitol Equipment Co. 38 hlain women of all ages. ExceUent rKhKH, !«. 10- Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? St., Manchester. Hours daily High school grad commission. Our nationaUy ad /A -8 •' TAd. »#f. U.5. Ptt. 0«. n r 17 7-8. Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7- uates. vertised products make earn 14-Heur Answering Service 4. 648-7988. BY V. T. HAMLIN I s 20 ings up to 36 an hour possible ALLY OOP In a territory near your home. ■ Free te Herald Readers TYPEWRITERS — Standard Roofing and Chimneys 16-A Business Opportunity 28 Help Wanted—Female 35 2l 22 and electric. Repaired, over CaU 289-4922 fo r aj^wintmant ALL RIGHT... STAND BACK, HOW D'VOU RUN GOSH, I PUNNOl UM«t, 1 SCHOOL BUS drivers for Man OPENINGS tn your home at your oenvent- EVERYBODY.' GIVE HER ROOM! THIS THING, OOP?. ITS NEVER BEEN RUN W aat latovniattoa o a one o f ou r ofauMlBod adverttaoBNalar hauled, rented. Adding ma ROOFING- REPAIR of roofs. 2d No aaaaar at tha toleplione HntedT 8bnplj enR tba chines rented and repaired. chester, 7:30-8:45 a.m., 2:00- anca. 24 25 a The best In gutters and con MANCHESTER ■ Pickup and deHvery service. ductors. Repair of chimneys, 3:00 p.m. CaU 643-2414. 35 EDWARDS Tale Typewriter Service, 649- too. Call CoughUn, 643-7707. Grocery store, grossing ap IN CARNI>AL BY DICK TURNER 4986. FULL - TIME HELP wanted, proximately 380,000 p er griU experience preferred, wlU , . . 3» year, exceUent opportunity First National ANSWERING SERVICE STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, train. Al^ part-Ume days MANCHESTER fireplaces, flagstone terraces, Heating and Phunbing 17 for husband and wife op available for waitress work. 36 39 4 0 eration. Priced for quick Stores, Inc. _ : 64M 500 — 87S-2S19 ' All concrete repairs. Reason BO m PLUMBING and heat Apply Grants, Parkade. ■ nnd leava yoor meooego. Tonni boar frona oar advaillanr la able p rices. 643-0881. sale with exceUent financ 8 ing repairs, alterations, elec - n r 43 16 pg tloM wtUioat r,wadlag an ovoalag at tbo talepboaa. ing. NICE HOME for lady to live AND. PROFESSIONAL Oeanlng — tric and gas hot water heat . In, light housekeeping, for el HAS OPENINGS FOR ers. Call 643-1496. R estaurant — M ain S t lo ^ ____ _ 46 47 48 49 60 ^2 Carpets, furniture, walls and derly genUem^ near. center, i ' cation, present owner retir AatomobDea For Sale 4 floors — all cleaned In your COMPLETE plumbing and heat- no objection to one child. ing. Doing a nice business. HARTFORD HGURE (XERK 53 54 55 MUSTANG — 1966 2 plus 2, 289, home, fully insured. CaU Hlgbie Ing service, complete new bath 649-7660. HERALD S en icem a ster, 649-3433. Excellent equipment Rea * 2-V engine, 3 speed. Call 649- room installations and bath sonably priced for quick 5 l P \Ht fcf HIA, tnc. T.M. tof. U-S?Ptt. OH. * ST" w , 2746 after 6. SALES AND Service on Ariens, room remodeling, 80 years In sale. _ — r BOX LETTERS business. E a rl VanCamp. 649- 'C' As a SNET oper IFull-tima day. Must hav* BY AL VERMEER Hahn Eclipse, Jacobson lawn above average arithmetie PRISCILLA’S POP 59 60 61 1966 DODQE Dart, 2-door hard 4749. DELICATESSEN ator you’ll call f For Your top, GT 278. CaU 643H5677 after mowers. Also Homellte chain J. D. REAL ESTATE farway places, as ability and aklU on comp 8 p.m . saws and International Cub tometer or calculator. WHAT WOULD LONh eerlng Bldg, first shift, 7-3:80, power Irrakes, autonmtic e Gutters and Headers floors. Painting. Paperhang AVAILABLE YOUNG MAN TO LEARN 611 Om transmission, mint condition. ing. No Job too smaU. John FULL AND PART-TIME PRINTING BUSINESS CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER ■ 649-2909. Com plete jo b — ^Design and VerfalUe, 649-5750. (30 NOW—PAY LATER BHCKY FINN BY LANK LEONARD YOUR CHURCH or group c a n ------plans available for IMAGI SALES HELP V, ralae 360 and m ore, easy and NATIVE HOME REMOD CANPHIL Floor covering, 78 87% hour week, vacation, hospitalization, pension S2711 Classifisd Dept. Free catlmataa. CaU Howley with anew ttreo. two « bast offer. <3aU 648- $82.16 P « a a i9 a 7618 alta r 6 p.m . equ ity. 644-1806. 6436861, 644-8888. Read Herald Ad*
• I 'v u . \ • ^ ----- ■ ' I . . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CQNn J SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1966 PAGE ELEVEN
Help Wanted— Male 36 Help Wanted— Articles Por Sale 45 Office and Store Apartments—Flats— Suburban Por Rent 66 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Suburban For Sak 75 Suburban For Salt 75 SubutlMui Fm- Solo 75 Suburban For Sale 75 Male er Female 37 Equipment 54 Tenements 63 BOLTON — 8-room heated INVESTMENT property AMBITIOUS MAN to develop ROAD RACE Bet, hardly used, 8 MANCHBSTEJR—6% roomcus- VBRPLANCX SCHOOL area — BOLTON — 7 room Banch, plus EAST HARTFORD — Exquisite EIAJNOTON — On Rockville COVENTRY — A really good apartment, middle aged couple family, 4-5-6, $17,900. a? managerial assistant for In Strombecker, 2 lames, all parte THREE ROOM modern apart Phjl tom buat Ranch, fireplace, oU 6 room Colonial style Cape, 2 large finished rec room and 6 room Ranch with one car ga line. Out of state owners want house for $7,900. Oil baseboard REAL ESTATO CAREER preferred, no pets. 648-2816, brick Agency, 640-8464. CLASSIFIED ternationally known company. Included plus extra .track, 4 SIX DRAWER metal office ment, heated, private porch hot water heat paneled reo full baths. Attached garage bar. Two full baths, 2-car ga rage, aluminum stonns, fire an offer on their Cape. Small, heat, heated porch, tiled bath. Our business has doubled in cars and extra acceasorlos, desk, good condition. 643-6308. and entrance, centrally locat alter 6 p.m. but ideal for couple or so. 742-7066. Walcoma Kara Group insurance and. retire r a n c h — 6 rooma, 8 bedrooms room, call now. Hayes Agency. and breezeway, built In 1951 rage, large wooded lot, superb place, 3 bedrooms, beautifully ment plan based on profit shar the last 6 months and wiU $140. CaU 643-8819. ed, $100 monthly. 643-0644, 646-0181. This home features immacu condition. Reduced to $25,000 landscaped lot, near schools Beautiful lot Mortgage of $7,- ANDOVER LAKE — Tear $ full baths, rec room with VERNON — only $11,500. com- ing. Write fuHy to M- Kings double again in the next 6 late Interior, large lot and city Call R. F. Dlmock Oo.npony, and shopping, city water and 500 can be assumed. Vacant YOU SAVED and sieved for ’round fully furnished home, baths, lonnal dining room, MANCHESTER — 8% room pact 5-room bungalow, oil heat, ADVERTISING ley, P.O. Box 103, Hazard- months! We have tripled B o t S< conveniences. J. D. Real Es ^Realtors, 649-5240. sewers. Prestige Real Estate, T. 3d Crockett, Realtor, 643- PINE PHARMACY wall to wall carpet. Keep it adults, $125 monthly. West Side screened In porch, garage, older Colonial. approximately one acre. Call ville, Oonn. our office space! Our large rooma. tate Co., 643-5120. 289-6827. Mr. Dutton, 688-2800. 1677. ® CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS MAIN OFFICE at the new with Blue ) ^ t r e . Rent ANTIQUES — clocks, silver. erator, storage area. Call 649- Realty, 640-4342. $20,000. FbUbrick Agency, 'big yard, designed for child- EAST HARTFORD —new 7 early.. Herm Frechette, Wesley 664 Center St. — M-MU 649-8464. 8 AJtf. to 5 P.M. PART-TIME fuel truck drivers, VERNON CIRCLE SHOP electric shampooei^ $1. The pewter, lamps and all collect 0009. MANOHESTER-BOLTON town ren, 2-car garage. Only $16,900. MANCHESTER — 7% room room Oolonlal, 4 bedrooms, liv HEBRON — 10 minutes from BOLTON— 8 room home with R. Smith Agency, 643-1567. 2 or 3 evenings per week, from Sherwin-Williams Co. ible Items. Any quantity. The Hayes Agency, 646-018L Cape, 4 or 6 bedrooms, rec ing room with fireplace, dining Manchester, one year old 6 2 baths, swimming pool, large PING CENTER adjacent POUR ROOM duplex available line, 3-room apartment, $115., MANCHESTER — Large 7 room 6 prm. to midnight. Moriarty to,Exit 95 of the WILBUR Bric-A-Brac Shoppe. 644-8962. — ------room on living level, one car room, kitchen with ran|^, 1% room Raised Ranch, all large usable bam . . . all on a four VICON HEARING aid. Thermo Immediately, near bus and large yard, quiet neighbor Ranch, 2% hatha, modem PRIVACY — Wanted—^Real Estate 77 Brbs., SOI Center St., Manches CROSS PARKWAY, is In i, « wooded custom garage, $16,900. Phllbrick baths, one car garage. Prestige rooms, living room with large acre parcel. Vacant Offers COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Broil table broiler. Electric WE BUY and sell antique and schools, reasonable. Call 643- hood, references required. 643- kitchen, formal diidng room, ter. the heart of one of the Ranch, fireplace, foyer, dlah- Agency, Realtors, 649-8464. Real Estate 269-6827. - brick fireplace, redwood panel wanted. T. J. Oockett, Real ’THINKING of Selling? For MONDAY Tkxu FRIDAY lOAO A M . — SATURDAY t A ji. cooker4ype fat fryer, Dormey- used furniture, china, glass 4746. ' 6083. family room, 24x24 with fire washer, dis^sal, wall to wall MOST ACTIVE Real Es ing, spaclom kitchen and din tor, 643-1577. prompt\ courteous service that er electric juicer, Juice-O-Mat, silver, picture frames, old place, 2-car garage, large lot carpete, 2-car garage, Hutchins $3,100 ASSUMES mortgage on BOLTON LAKE — For sale or ELECT tate MARKETING AREAS ing area. oversized bed gets results call Louis Dimock TROPHY SALESMAN boy’s hockey skates, men’s 4- ooln., r».. p.wl.r, .or.p TOTO ROOM with fruit trees. $26,000. Phil, Agency; Realtors, 649-0324. 6% romn Ranch. Garage, fire- rent. 6 room yeagi’round home, YOUR COOPERATION WILL in the state and benefits ond floor, no pets. 22 Hudson Wanted To Rent 68 rooms, full ceramic bath, base Realty, 640-9823. buckle, wctlcs, size 8 . All gold, watches, old jewelry, brick A gen ^ , 649-6464. plaoe. Immediate occupancy, lease $130 monthly. Wolverton BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 Full or part-time to call on from high count highway Manchester ment garage, % acre wOoded "VERNON-BOLTON VIN excellent condition. 649-3037. hobby collections, paintings. St. 649-2051.______POtm BEDROOM or 8 bedroom 20 minutes to Aircraft. Pasek, Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. bowling lanes, schools and and shopping center traf ------$16,000 — 6 ROOM Ranch, fire- lo t Immediate occupancy. t h r e e EXECUTIVE RANCH Realtors, 280-7476 (anytime), organizations. Liberal com fic. We have the LARG RICH, STONE - FREE loam, attic contents or whole estates, ROOM apartment 42 tomily of five. Ref- place, ceramic bath, atuml- Easily financed, $18,500. U ft TOW N U N E erences furnished. Lease or Just listed! 8 room custom 742-8248. Football Train GENOVESI mission. Write Box G, EST ADVERTISING $16. Gravel, sand, fill, stone, Furnlture Repair Service, 643- s t , adults only. MS ------“ num strain windows, attached R Realty Co. Inc., 643-2692. Conrinwd From ProetdiBQ Pago option to buy. Call 629-8241 be Ranch on exclusive Lake- ISIli DISTRIOT Manchester Herald. BUDGET of any agency in manure, wUte sand box and 7449. 0769. garage, Manchester. Hutchins VERNON R. D. Murdock, 643-6472. 4 brand new custom built S’TORRS (API—For the first fore 6 p.m., 643-7809 evenings. wood Circle. Large treed MANCHESTER — 2-family 6-5, Help Wanted—Male 36 Help Wanted—Male 36 the area. We are the patio sard. 643-9504. Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. homes (non - development) time in more than 20 years a HOUSB3HOLD lots, antiques, m ANCHES’TEIR On bus line, lot, detached garage, 3 bedrooms, permanent siding, South Windsor LARGEST NEW HOME bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, A beautiful brick front Raised Ranches and special football train will leave —Earn money rfiow- TCKM.MAKERS —capable of PINSETTER — mechanic If STONES for leach fields, dry second floor 5-room flat, ga screened patio, rec room aluminum stonns and screens, AGENCY East of the Riv glassware. We buy estates. Apartment BnildingB BRKXC r a n c h — Modern seven room Colonial situ OAK RIDGE COLONIAL Ranches, kitchen built-ins, the Mansfield Depot station to- you’re mechanically inclined wells or retaining walls. Free rage, excellent condition, Jdtchen with buUt-lns, 2 % and bar, only a few of nesir bus line, excellent condi-. tag regular $126. human hair producing small blanking dies, er and our resale depart Village Peddler, Auctioneer, ated 'on a 90 x 360 lot with Below replacement cost. ceramic tiled baths, fully day. ^ and looking for a job with a for taking. Pay for ad. 644-0304. adults only. Hayes Agency, For Sale 69 baths, formal dining room, many features. Call J. Mc tkm, $17,500. Wolverton Agen wigs now selling for |26. Write forming dies, drill Jigs and in ment Is the equal_of any 420 Lake St., Bolton, 640-3247. brook. This custom built Only a change of job puts landscaped, wooded lots. The train will carry a b ^ 760 futxire in growing concern, 646-0131. family room with fireplace, 2- Laughlin, 649-5306. cy, Realtors, 640-2813. Wholesale Wigs, 1203 E. Chel- spection gages. Leadership and GROWING APACE. MANCHES’TER — two modem Colonial has 3 large bed this one year old, 8 room Selling from $20,000-$22,- University of OonnecUcut stu ability helpful. Fringe benefits. contact Brunswick Parkade HART SKIS — 2 years old, 6’3” , ear garage, AA Zone, $82,00a ten, Philadelphia, Pa. This rapid expansion cre multi-unit apartment building OAKWOOD RD.—Bowers area. rooms, dining room, large custom built four bedroom, . dents to Amherst, Mass., where Bowling Lanes. Apply in per Fhllbrlek Agency. Realtors, B & W 000 S5-6S hour work week. Dynam ates an immediate need Kooms without Board 59 o f f e ^ f o r the flm New Colonial ready for occu paneled family room, 12% 2 bath home on market. UOonn Is meeting Massachusetts c l e r k — part-time, for our son, ask for manager. No $120. value, $60. 649-8538. heat, hot water, middle aged 649-8464. The BARROWS and ic Metal Products, 299 Bum- cellent locations, fiilly leased. pancy In a very short time. X 24 living room, complete Immediate occupancy. EXCELLENT FINANC In one of the area’s oldest foot Nelco Drive-In store, Manches and a rare opportunity for THE THOMPSON HOUSE, Cot couple, 17 School S t, across WALLACE Co. ham St., East Hartford, 28B- phone calls. Top producers. 'Ihese are first Assumable mortgage. T. J. modem kitchen, plus nu Make offer. Low SO’s. Don ING AVAHA.BLE. LOW ball riVBliries. ter, afternoons 3-6, Saturday experienced, ambitious, ca tage Street, centrally located, from the Rec. t h r e e f a m i l y — large Manchester Parkade M91. quality built buildings. Call for Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577.’- merous fine features. If Sisco, 649-5306. DOWN PAYMENT TO Univendty of Massachusetts 3-2. ARply 260 Broad St., Man- reer caliber Real Estate Boats and Accessories 46 large.' pleasantly furnished apartments, good income, Manchester 649-5306 Salespeople who will follow rooms, parking, Call 649-2368 DUPLEX — 4 rooms, large 2- details. Hayes Agency, 646-0181 you are looking for a Co-' QUAUFIEX) BUYERS. President John W. Lederle has Aester. DRIVER - SALESMAN some clesalng necessary. Can BOWERS AREA — oversized B & W our proven professional 14% ” FIBERGLAS runabout, 35 for overnight and permanent family h o m‘e, refrigerator, MANCHESTER —4 bedroom lonial for the whole family announced he will contribute to aasnma mortgage asking, Cape of eight rooms, six on ’The BARROWS and For further information Save Transportation program to surefire suc h.p. Mercury, accessories. $700 range, garage, very clean, nice Colonial featuring 24 foot living this is it Call now. Price the nostalgic atmosphere by guest rates. Keaort Proptrtp $24,900. J. D. Real Estate Co-, one floor. Ideal residential sec WALLACE Co. call the Dimock Realty Co., Help Wanted—Mak 36 cess. If you feel that you or best offer. Call 649-6362. neighborhood, no children, room with fireplace. Large $24,400. meeting the train in an antique For Sale 70 643-5129. tion, good lot. Owners trans Manchester Parkade We Are Looking for . . . Establi^ed route, good have the necessary qualifi FURNISHED ROOM near $115. per month. 649-3566 af dining room with picture win 649-5245, 649-9823. car, in which he will drive OIL DRIVER — Eaperlenced ferred. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, Manchester 649-5306 salary, plus fringe bene cations for a professional Main S t, 9 Hazel St., 649- ter 5 p.m. MANCHESTER — near bus. dow. Family sized kitchen, 14 UOonn President and Mrs. Ho oil driver for local fuel pump- Assembly Men fits, permanent position 643-1577. PAUL J. CORRENTI mer D. ^bbidge Jr. to the real estate career with a Diamonds— ^Watdb 2170. Older 6 room Oolonlal, 2-car X 21 heated family room, 1% BAST HARTOTORD — Neat 5 with opportxmlty for sid- BRAND NEW garage, encloeed porch, quiet Vernon stadium. year (Aircraft Parts) potential commission in JewuliT 48 BUILDINGS baths, attached garage. Wol- IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — AGENCY 643-5363 room Colonial, aluminum vancement Only reliable 128 BIRCH ST. — room suitable street. Only, $16,900. Hayes verton Agency, Realtors, 640- come of $20,000 or better for working gentleman, $10 NOW RENTING Large 6 room Colonial, 1% storms, one car garage, laun CALIFORNIA BOUND man with good driving rec per year, call Mr. Bolton or WATCH AND JEWELRY re- Agency, 646-0181. 2813. Owner relocating — must ______Bridgeport Operators weekly. 643-4451. PICTURESQUE Consisting of four apart tiled baths, dishwasher, stove, dry, bewtifuUy landscaped lot, 6,760 RECEIVE AID ord need apply. Ted Goodchild for confiden palring. Prompt service. Up to ments, six stores. Main St. garbage disposal, fireplace, BOLTON — Ranch, 2 bedrooms, sacrifice for quick sale, a EXPERIENCED OD grinders. Trainees $18,500 — MANCHESTER. 6 MANCHESTER — New UsUng! near s e l^ ls and shopping, city STORRS (AP) — About 6,740 tial interview. $20. on your old watch in RESIDENTIAL LOCATION rec room and one bath, one car large raised Ranch on 2% surface grinders and Bridge comer location. room Ranch, carport, base 6% room Ranch, 1% 'baths, gap garage, porch, city utilities, wateir and sewers. Prestige trade. Closed Mondays, F. E. FURNISHED ROOMS for garage, fireplace, on very acre lot about 20 minutes students at the University of port operators. Top wages, THE SAMUEL M. One bedroom apartments, wall ment, fireplace, family kitchen, rage, fine neighborhood, beau lot 100x200. Mortgage money Real Estate, 289-6827. Mrs. Connecticut received some form AS YOUR STATE Liberal benefits, presently Bray, 737 Main St-, State gentleman. 649-8417. large lot, ample storage.^Pres- to Hartford. 1% baths, fringe benefits, 65 hour week. MANCHESTER COAT & ______to wall carpeting, outside bal- near Bowers SchooL Hutchins tifully landscaped yard, $18,- is available. Charles L e^r- Beardsley 289-6151. of financial aid during the last RB>RGSENTATiVE Working 50 hour week LAVITT AGENCY Theatre Building. tige Real Estate, 289-6827. Mr.- bullt-ins, fireplace, garage, Apply E A S Gage Company, PLEASANT ROOM, business conies, free gas heat and hot J. D. REAL ESTATE Agency, ReaUors, 640-5324. eOO. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. ance, 649-7620. school year, university officials VOTE REPUBUCAir APRON SUPPLY 643-2158-Realtors 875-6297 Keams, 628-5037. SOUTH WINDSOR — New 8 etc. at $20,900. J. Sledesky, Mitchell Dr., Manchester. ' woman or girl preferred, water and gas for cooking. have announced. AT E. A. PATTEN COMPANY VERNON CIRCLE 643-5129 643-8779 MANCHESTER — Cape, 6 FOUR BEDROOM Oolonlal IQ MANCHESTER seven room room Garrison Colonial, 4 649-5306. WADDELL SCHOOL 73 Summit St., Manchester Florists—^Nursmes 49 parking, privileges. CaU 643- Stove, rrfrigerator, BOLTON—New 6 room Raised University spokesmen said — PARKWAY EXIT 95 — rooma, In good condition. Beae- desirable Porter Street area. home, 3 bedrooms, 1% baths, I large bedrooms, 2 % tiled YJWjCA. PART-TIME WORK 303 Wetherell St., Manchester ______^______*7030 after 4 p.m. disposal. Resident superintend- Ranch, attractive living room B & W Friday this aid came in the Open 7 Days A Week John B. DeQuattro, Broker ment partly finished, oire car Beautiful modem kitchen, for living room with fireplace, sun baths, paneled family room, NOV. 8tli JAPANESE YEWS, $2 each, dig ------^ ent located com er of Edgerton with cathedral ceiling, red The BARROWS and form of scholarships, grants, garage, wooded lot, handy to mal dining room, fireplaced room, 2-car garage, extra ad large living room with fire Oenovesl for Rep. Oommittai Moming 10-2 and 11-2 your own, 179 Fem St., Man- WOMEN ONLY — kitchen prlv- and Hemlock Streets. Immedl- wood beams and stone fire WALLACE Co. and loans totalip|^2.1 million. Apply boa, shopping, etc. $13,900. living room. Lovely screened joining lot inokided, quiet res place. Formal dining room and TWO PART-TIME men to drive Chester. 643-7278. ileges, walking distance to ate occupancy, $125. monthly. place. Kitchen with custom Manchester Parkade MARCO POLO Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, porch. Reduced for Immediate idential area. No agents. 643- family styled Wtehen with truck evenings for retail fur CAFETERIA HELP downtown. Call 643-5539. Call wood cabinets and built-ins, al Manchester 649-5306 MCDONALD’S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT NEEDS: HARDY ■ Chrysanthemums, field AlOJUAA sale. Belfiore Agency, 643-5121. 6263. built-in oven and dishwash niture warehouse. Call Mr. Houses For Sale 72 so glass sliding doors, sun W ANTED grown 50c each. Container TWIN BEDROOM for rent, M ANNARINO er. 2-car attached garage, 46 W. Center St, Manchester PettenglU, 646-0111. deck, full ceramic bath with COOK grown 75c each. In all colors. teacher or business woman 'n MANAGEMENT (X). MODERN RANCH — 6 rooma, CONTEMPORARY — Ranch, NEW TO market —Cape, ideal wooded lot. Excellent value at Legal Notice MUNICIPAL BUILDING i ______PIZZA -MAN ON ALL SHIFTS private home, parking, 644-0564 289-7395 plus office end rec room large L shaped living room and for smeJl family, garage, well Lots Por Sale 73 vanity. 'Three bedrooms, base $31,500. U ft R Realty Co. HAVE a position open in WAREHOUSE5MAN and truck Open 7 days weekly and eve driver, for retail furniture out BUS BOYS — High school nings tlU dark. Ponticelli’s in basement! On beautifully dining room with fireplace, shaded, private yard, conven 271 WOODBRIDGE St. — 2 lots ment garage and second fire Inc., 643-2692. R. D. Murdock, DISTRICT OF C»VENTRY BB„ various phases of metal hard- ATTRACTIVE ROOM for work place. One acre treed lot Im PROBATE COURT. October 6, 1966. let. Mr. Pettengill, 646- boys willing to leam We have full-time and Greenhouse and Nursery, 433 POUR ROOM apartment, heat, shrubbed lot. 1% baths, large cathedral ceiling of natural ient to schools, church shop in residential area. City water, 643-6472. Estate of Loren R. Holmgren, W ng. The Klock'Company will ing g^irl or couple without chil mediate occupancy. Adequate o m . Full-time or Part-time part - time openings for North. Main. hot water, lights, adults only. flagstone patio off dining area. wood and exposed beams. 4 ping and bus. Principals only. sewers, gas. 100’ frontage. Call late of Coventry, in said District, be happy to train you. We offer ______dren, private home, boiird op financing available. U ft R - CLOSED - salad girls, counter help, No pets. 73 Church St. $23,900. Phllbrick Agency, 648- bedrooms, 1% baths, garage, 643-1846. for appointment J. D. Adams Upon the application of Glenna E. many liberal benefits. Openings BARTENDER. Excellent salary CALL 289-2704 tional. References. 643-6746. cashiers, dishroom work MUM PLANTS—Dig your own, 8464 . largre shrubbed park-llke lot. Real Estate, 1-228-3977. Realty Co. Inc., 643-2692. R. BOLTON — $13,900 Holmgren, the Administratrix of jfor first and second shifts. Ap for right man. Pleasant work- 50c a plant. Bring own con TEN ROOM older home plus D. Murdock, 643-6472. said estate, praying that a compro WEDNESDAY, OOTODER 12,19S6 MARCO POLO Restaurant ers, cooks, bakers and bak ROOM for rent in private $23,000. Phllbrick Agency, 649- mise of claim be authorized as per ply in person Klock Company, ing condlticms in one of Conn, tainers. Large selection to 67 PRINCETON FT. — 3 bed- 2-rooms over garage locate^ BOLTON—One acre wooded lot 1250 Burnside Ave. er’s helpers. home, near Cheivey MiUs and Fumished Apartments 63-A 8464. application on file more fully ap- 1272 Tolland T^ke., Manchester leading restaurants. Must be choose from. John Parciak, _ rooms, fourth possible, 2 in center of Manchester.. Ideal with brook, Birch Mountain VERNON—^Lovdy 6 room Co- Modem Immaculate 4-room peara. it is East Hartford bus line, gentleman preferred. ORDERED: TTiat said appUcatlon experienced. Cavey's Log Cab baths, large closets, cedar MANCHESTER Listing 30 — 6 foe large family. $22,900. Phll kmial-Ranch, built-in range Ranch on beautiful 90x150 Au t o p a r t s — leam the 170 Vernon Ave., RockvUle, TWO ROOM fumished apart E x t 646-0254. be heard and determined at the Columbus Day HOUSEWIVES 649-0595. closet, oil hot water heat, brick Ag«icy, Realtors, 649- and oven, 8 bedrooms, rec landscaped lot New mod trade. Full or i>art-time drivers in, Route 87, Lebanon. Call 1- 875-5769. ment, for one adult. Inquire room Ranch, hall acre k>t fire Probate Office, In Coventry, in said dinette, jalousied porch, 2-car place, attached grarage, low 8464. room, wash room, garage, haK em kitchen with double district, on the 13th day of October, plus Inside woric. Apply Man 423-0256 after 3:30 p.m. GENERAL factory work, full CLEAN, comfortable rooms. Apt. 4, 10 Depot Square. A.D. 1966, at 10:00 o'clock In the Opportunity to work while garage with electric doors, Subnrban For Sale 75 acre lot, beautiful spot close to stainless steel sink, formica chester Auto Parts, 270 Broad time. Apply 8:30-4. New Eng Also one and 2% room effi forenoon, and that public notice be BMERGCNCY TELEPHONG NUMBERS: the children are in school ONE ROOM fumished apart custom built. Immediate occu everything, $18,500. Owner counters and plenty of new given of the pendency of said ap •t land Metal: Products, 44 Stock Garden— ^Farm— ^Dairy ciencies. Scranton Motel and ^ on treed 200 lot. Large kitchen BOLTON - COVENTRY town plication and the time and place of on a part-time basis. ment, stove, refrigerator, heat, pancy, mid 20’s. 649-4498. Mr. Grady, 643-2594. transferred. Rita M. Walsh cabinets. Located Just o ff GUARDS Place. . Products 50 cabins, 160 Tolland ’Tpke. 649- with built-ins, fireplaced living line, 3 bedroom Ranch, family hearing thereon, by publishing a hot water. Apply Marlov^’s, 867 Real j^tate, 640-1446. Route 44 for easy winter copy of this order once in some Highwoy ••••••••••••••••••••• 0826 before 7 p.m. size kitchen, large living room DEAN MACHINE RETIRED PERSONS S’TRICTLY fresh eggs for sale. Main. < MANCHESTER — 3 -bedroom MANCHESTER — modem, im room, 4 bedrooms and den. Ex . travel, a stone’s throw newspaper having a circulation in Colonial, dishwasher, built-ins, cellent condition, owner auix- with fireplace, only $14,900. SOUTH WINDSOR — Elxecutive said District, and by posting a copy Part-Time $1.45 Per Hour Tomaszewskl, Box 363, South CJOMFORTABLE room for gen^ maculate 6 room Cape, 124 x from Bolton Lake. Lake thereof on the public sign-post in G aiboga...... 649-1886 PRODucrrs FURNISHED 5 room, duplex, ious. Wolverton Agency, Real Hayes Agency, 646-013L 8 room custom built Ranch, ROUTE SALESMEN Opportunity for fuU or Rd., Bolton, open daily, 649- tleman, separate entrance, disposal, 1 % baths, aluminum 168 lot, breezeway, garage, privileges available. An ex the Town of Coventry, in said Dis 166 ADAMS ST. Saturday 7 A.M. -12 Noon part-time emyloyment on garage, central, adults. $125 siding, storm windows, sewers, screened porch, convenient lo- tors, 649-2813. air conditioning, breezeway, trict. at least five days before said 6472. parking. 649-2460. GLAS’TONBURY — large con cellent retirement house or dAv of hearing. Sanitary Sewer and Werter...... 649-9697 aU shifts. monthly. West Side Realty, only $19,900. Hutchins Agen catirai. Bel Air Real Estate, garage and all the extras that MANCHESTER MANCHEJS’TER — assumable temporary Raised Ranch on 13 for the newlyweds. Call ELMORE TURKINGTDN, Judge. Sunday 1 A .M .-1 P.M. Good reliable salesmen for KING SIZE Halloween pump ------649-4342. cy; Realtors. 349-5324. 643-9332. you would expect In this truly acres of land. $39,900. Phll now for appointment established wholesale cake kins, bright reddish orange, Apartments—Flats— ------mortgage, 3-year-old 7 room fine home. Out of state owner HAS IMMEDIATE Applicants must be over 21 route, salary and commis IMPROVED STAR'HNG ideal for decoration, $l-$5. 649 Tenements 63 ™o Ro o m s , private bath, NEW TWO family flat — 6<. TWO FAMILY —8 bedroomS) Split Level, that features 3 gen brick Agency, 649-S46t wants fast sale. Hayes Agenpllancas, double 646-0131. BEL AIR REAL ESTATE NOTICE CALL OR WRITE WE HAVE customers waiting Depot Square, (jail Mr. Keith, kitchen, 22’ Uvlng room, e«p- amesite drive, located near mal dining room, kitchen with VERNON — Oolonlal, 1 sary, 5-day week, Monday- ’ n2 t %/ baths, lAM large M U k U HvingvpI m m w room v A v m r Full-time—day and night khifts Meals and uniforms fur STRICTLY fresh eggs for sale, for the rental of your apart 649-1922. arate furnaces, city utilities. hospital area. Aluminum bullt-ins, family room end at EAST HARTFORD — New 6-6 643-9332 In accordance with the re (Friday, 2 weeks paid vaca and family room', kitchen with RBAITORB nished, group insurance 65 cents dozen at the farm. ment or home. J. D. Real Also older 2-famlly. Call Leon stoims and scieens, ceramic tached garage, $22,900. Wolver diq>Iex. $5,000 down assumes quirements of the Zoning Regu RELOCATING NEW ENGLAND tion, hospitalization, paid built-ins and dishwasher, for program, paid holidays an^ Natsisky Farm, Inc., 122 New- Estate, 643-5129. Cieszynski, Builder, 649-4291. baths. Sbccellent heating, $4,- ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. mortgage, balance finanoeable. lations of the Town o f Manches Mining machine operator SECURITY SYSTEMS holidays and many other Business L oca tion s mal dining room, 4 bedrooms, TO 539 MAIN STRfiBr. MANCHESTER vacation. Apply in person marker Rd., Vemon-South 100 to assume mortgage. J. D. Pasek, Realtors, 289-7476, (any SOUTH WINDSOR — Commo ter, Connecticut, the Zoning I benefits. Excellent opportu I Hardinge Chucker F or Rent 64 MANCHES’TBR Listing 40 — 7 one car garage, large lot, near WiBST REDDING, OONN. only, interviews from 8 Windsor line, off Dart Hill Rd., LOOKING for anything in real Real Estate Co., 643-5129. time). dious 7 room Split level in ex Board of Appeals will hold a (set up and operate) nity for advancement. Ap estate rentals — apartments, room Colonial, detached ga schools and shopping. Prestige a.m.-3 p.m., Monday-Satur- next to Vernon Hills. 644-0304. STORE — center of Manchester, cellent condition, 3 large bed- public hearing on Monday, Oc- Monday, October 10, 1966 Turret Lathe 1-936-2232 ply - . . homes, multiple dwellings, no rage, central location, nicely Real Estate, 289-6827. Mra. ROCKVILLE — Established day. newly remodeled store, froj;^ GLENDALE RD. MANCHESTER —New UsUng! Tooms, living room, dining tober 17, 1966, at 8 p.m. In the (set up end operate) TOMA’TOES, beans, beets, car fees. Call J. D. Real Estate, shaded lot, low 20’s. Bent & Beardsley, 289-615L well paying paint and wallpa and Interior, reasonable rent Brick front 6-room Cape Cod, area, kitchen with built-ins. Hearing Room of the Municipal I I Bridgeport Millers rots, summer and winter 643-5^9. Open Daily and Sundays 2 full baths, fully plastered, Bent, 236-3211. Evenings Mr. per business. Inventory and SHBETMETAL fabrica als. Brokers invited. 522-3114. EAST HAR’TFORD — 8 family rec room with fireplace and Building on the following appU- Promotional Printing Company (set up and operate) BLUE RIBBON CAKES SZABO FOOD SERVICE squash, broccoli, 21 Angel St., one car garage, wooded lot, Grady, 643-2594. building, store, income apart tor, must be capable of layout RENT MAN in need of rentals. ------New six-room Ranch with home, Saunders St, 14 rooms. sUding glass doors, 1% baths, cation: STATE HEARING Manchester. ■ near bus, school and shopping. ment, plus entertainment hall Inspectors—Experienced and development on Aircraft 7 0 Silas Deane Highway 400 Main St., East Hartford Have tenants wilUng to sign SINGLE GROUND floor room carport. Unique kitchen- PARKER STREET — A com Income return, separate heat laundry room, many many ALSO. Fine Quality Printinsr At Realistic Prices Selling for $18,900. Call the R. included in building. Retiring Male or Female tyi>e brackets. Fringe benefits Wethersfield PAW Aircraft, Post 27 lease, plus escrow. 649-4342 or heat, air-conditloiUng family room arrangement, pact Colonial o f 3 down and 3 ing systems. Selling In upper extras. <31ose to everything. AAMCO Transirilsslons 649-3M6 ' ‘ Included, off street parking, 2 full baths, large bedrooms, F. Dimock Co., 649-5245. owner selling at reduced price. Prestige Real Estate 289-6827. Company, 51, 53, 55 Tolland "k Business Forms k Wedding Invitaiknis I Fertilizers 50-A 20’s. For further Information I K-65 hour work week. Dynam up. Beautiful rec room. At All Benefits . . . Lappen Building, 164 East Cen- aluminum siding. Assum Prestige Real Estate 289-6827. Mr. Dutton 683-2800. Turnpike, Industrial Zone. ic Metal Products, 229 Bum- SPOT LEVEL — 6% rooms, tached garage. Yard Is all en call the R.F. Dimock'Oo., 649- Mrs. Beardsley 289-6151. k Offset Printing k Rubber Stamps GOOD COW manure, excellent 4 % ROOMS, $125., 3% rooms, ter St., 649-5281. able mortgage and priced Request Special Exception An Equal Opportiinity ham St., East Hartford, 289- 3 bedrooms, modem kKchen closed, affords the maximum 5245. VERNON — 7 room Cape, large MAN to work as carpet layers’ for fall use for shrubs, lawns, $115, heat, hot water, stove, to sell. Employer 6491. SUITE of offices presently with built-ins, treed lot, rec for General Repairer’s Li Visit Or Call For Sales Representativ# Situations YV anted— etc. $5. and $10. loads deliver I-_____ refrigerator, parking, 15 For I e helper. Apply A. J. Turgeon, b a s t h a r i t o r d - n ™ mi. -»• !»?»:^ ' 2 - 2 suited for professional purpose room, one car garage, patio, ions, the house is too big for this neat Rtmch with oversized cense and Certificate of Ap Watkins Brothers Carpet De Female 38 ed. 643-7804, 649-8731. est St., off Main St., 646-0090, ing—owner transferred. Must 643-9851 is now available in the State $19,500. Phllbrick Agency, them. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, two car garage. Oil hot water Only $14,900. Hayes Agency, proval for same, at above SHORT ORDER COOK —flex- partment, 935 Main St. 643-5675. WESLEY R. SMITH sell this practically new 6 WANTED to care for one child Theater Building. Can be sub 643-1577, location. Ible hours. Apply in person. 3 TIRE CHANGERS CONSTRUCTION CO. Realtors, 649-8464. room Raised Ranch. 3 large heat, fireplaoe7loa<^ with ex 646-0131. In my home- 142 School St., Household Ck>ods 51 HEATED 3 ROOM apartment, divided if necessary. For in tras. Excellent s£arter home. All persons Interested may J Howard Johnson Restaurant, bedrooms, living room with I TWO FAMILY 6 rooms plus WANTED 649-3289. stove and refrigerator. Call formation call Theater mana 643-1567 MANCHESTER Green area — Move in tomorrow. T. J. VERNON — 6 room Cape, fuH attend this hearing. 394 ToUand Tpke., Manches HOME DELIVERY Sales . CLEAN, USED refrigerators, New listing. 6 room Cape, Im laundry, 2-car garage, many cathedral ceiling and full wall shed dormer, modem kitchen, Zoning Board of AjqiealB ter, Exit 94, Wilbur Cross 643 5118 between, 8-4:30. ger, 643-7832. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. For dealer branch at boom ranges, automatic washers. maculate condition, garage, custom extras, appliances, ex fireplace. Two full baths, for garage with breezeway. Large John F. Clifford, Highway. ing Balch - Pontiac - Buick, We offer excellent oppor Doirs—Blra»-—Pet8 41 them at t h r e e r o o m apartment, SMALL STORE on Spruce St., shaded lot Hurry, only $14,900. cellent financing, must be seen, mal dining room, kltdien treed lot, 32’ swimming pool, Chairman high wages, Insurance, B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 WOODWORKER wanted, exx>e- tunities for persons inter third floor, stove and refrig also suitable for office. Reason-' DUPLEX 6-6, ali'mlhbm siding, Hayes Agency, 646-0131. $2,900 assumes mortgage. J.D. with complete built-lns. One $19,900. Phllbrick Agency, 640- John A. Cagiahello, benefits, paid holidays. Ap DACHSHUND PUPPIES, AKC, Main St. Call 643-2171. FINANCING ? ? ? rlence preferred. Displaycraft, ested in challenging and re erator, suitable for one or two able. CaU 649-3810 after 5. 2-car garage, excellent condi Real Estate Co., 643-6120, car g^arage, excellent location. 8464. Secretary HOTPIZZfl ply to ready to go, miniature and ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE — Inc., 643-9567. warding careers in the people. 643-5270. tion, large maples, $21,900. $6,000 down will assume a 6 % standard, champion blood SINGER automatic zig - zag In INDUSTRIAL Space — 4,000- 2 family, 4-3 rooms, excellent MANCHESTE3R — like new, 2 No problem here. Ihe own home delivery field. cabinet, like new, does every Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 640- mortg^age with reasonable JACK ROGERS lines. Also Weimaranefs. ATTRACTIVE 4-room, apart square feet, first floor space, condition, central location, family flats and duplexes built ers are willing to grant a thing, originally over $300, take 6324. monthly payments. _U ft R BE A PIZZA KING AT HOME! PARTS COUNTER MAN Tire Consultant Southington 1-628-6573. ment, convenient location, centrally located. WIU subdi amesite 4 ^ ^alum inum by Damato. Spacious rooms, first mortgage to responsi NOTICE These opportunities include over last 6 monthly payments Realty Co. Inc., 643-2692. R. NOTICE a 5-day week, outstanding working couple, no children. vide. For particulars call War MANCHESTER — 2 family, 8 Btomu and screens, 2-car ga separate heating systems, top D. Murdock, 643-6472. ble people at bank rates to Prefer experience but wiU AKC registered German Shep of $9 each. Call 522-0931. quality workmanship. Oppor- ______TOWN OF COVENTRY TOW N OF 289-6483 benefits and stable employ Call 649-4319. ren E. Howland, Realtor, 350 and 5 flats, on bus line, $17,- rage, modem bath and kitch the purchaser of this 5% No More Cold Pizzas— eonsider training right per herd puppies, $50, female, $75 ZONING BOARD MANCHESTER ment. Main S t, 643-1108. 900. Phtlbrlck Agency, Real en. Your monthly cost If you tunity knocks. Assumable HEBRON — under construction, room Ranch. Many desir son. Many employe bene male. Champion sired. 649-4088. SEWING MAfkuNE —Brand BIRCH ST. —4 rooms, second OF APPEALS tors, 649-8464. live In la $66. Cash down, mortgage, excellent financing, g room Cape, 6 finished, fire- able extras . . . basement POSITION VACANCIES ^ Get One Of Pizzo-Roy's . new Singer, zig-zag, priced There will be a public hear fits Including x>ension plan ’TRUCK DRIVER — fuel deliv We would be Interested In floor, just redecorated, no $4,300. Choose from 2 avail Hayes Agency, 646-0131. place, large kitchen, formal 35 HOUR WEEK during this week’s Sale-A-Thon garage, lot with ample ing Oct. 10 at 8 p.m. In the and 2 weeks paid vacation. eries, year ’round job with paid talking to those meeting furnace. 649-4498. Hou.ses For Rent 65 $17,900 — 4 BEDROOM Cape, able. J. D. Real Estate Co., dining-room, large lot, excel JUNIOR FOUR fluffy tiger kittens .look for only $88. Terms, Singer Co. MANCHES’TER — 2 family, 6-6 shrubbery and many trees, Town Office Building to take Cook Them Yourselt Pies Apply ini person or call vacation, group insurance, sick the following requirements: with fireplace, walk-out base 643-6129. lent value, $17,600. U ft R Real ing for good homes. 643-0828. 832 Main. St., Manchester. THREE ROOMS, stove refrig SINGLE HOUSE in the country. flat, 2-car garage, 2 heating etc. Desirable section. T. J. up the following appeal of Al ENGINEERING AIDE Howard Conn, Parts Man benefits. Apply In person, Fo ment .large lot, close to Route ty Co., Inc. 643-2692. R. D. Mur Pop in pre-heat oven at 500* and presto you have a erator, heat, hot water, cen B^utiful view, 600 yards from systems, excellent location. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. bert J. Navickas, 7112 Main $4,732.00 - $6,006.00 ager. garty Brothers, 319 Broad St. 1. The motivation'" to sell GROOMING and boarding all FLORENCE’ 36" gas and gas 15. Millette Agency, 643-5992. MANCHESTER Vicinity Listing dock, 643-6472. piping hot ptasa; or freeze it and have it for lunch trally focated, reasonable. 12-8 Manchester line. Six . r o o m s ______Buy now, only $17,600. Hayes St., East Hartford. ASSESSMENT AIDE and serve others. breeds. Harmony Hills, H. C. stove, $75, G. E. refrigerator, 88 — 7 room Raised Ranch, the next day. Follow the crowd to p.m., 649-8404. plus large heated and insulated MANCHESTER — 4 and 4’ ex Agency, 646-0131. SOUTH WINDSOR — Five room Location of property. Route $5,441.80 - $6,843.20 2.. Ability to work without ChEise, Hebron Rd., Bolton, $76. 643-0031. one acre wooded lot, easy fi CARTER CHEVROLET close supervision. sun porch, large lot, garage, pandable two family, garage, Ranch in excellent condition, VERNON —S bedroom Ranch, 6 near junction o f South St., LIBERAL FRINGE BENE 643-5427. FOUR ROOM basement apart- nancing. Owner anxious. Bent SIX ROOM custom built Ranch, 1229 Main St., Manchester 3. Excellent moral charac PUBLIC SALE — beautiful shade trees, $150 per West side, good condition. Mit- one car garage, full basement, large kitchen, basement ga ' seeking permission for Liquor FITS: Two weeks’ vacation, MALE PRODUCTION Saturday, -m ent, 112 Charter Oak St. 643-' ft Bent, 236-3211. Evenings Mr. entrance foyer, dining room, ter. ' CX5LLIE PUPS — AKC, sable Sunday till 3 p.m., daily after month. CaU 643-1128. Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. 8 bedrooms, Wtchen-dlnlng rage, aluminum storms, large License at above property. 11 paid hoUdays; sick leave; 649-5238 Grady, 648-2694. 1% baths, garage, basement, PIZZA - RAY’S WORKERS 4. Safe'driving record. tri’s, males, females, p>apers ■3 p.m. Furniture, automatic J____ room combination, large lot weU landscaped lot. Excellent planning on converting present Social Security; Town pen BOLTON — 4 room Ranch, with CONCORD RD. beautiful patio, sewers, Manchester. BERVICE STATI6 N attendant, 5. Excellent physical con available. Reasonable. 876-3426. .washer, radios, T.V.s, stone FOUR ROOMS, heated, third PICTURE BOOK 4 room Ranch near schools and shopping. financing. Carruthers Real Es- building in a Commercial Zone sion plan; paid accident and fenced in yard, lake privileges. Ranch, large, living room, for- Hutchins Agency, Readtors, PIZZA ANB GRINDER SPECIALISTS! experienced preferred, Satur dition. crocks and jugs, miscellaneous floor, adults only, $90 monthly. with enclosed breezeway and Prestige Real Estate, 289-6827. tate, 876-9162. into a restaurant, bar and oock- health and group life insur $32 weekly. 742-6736. nial dining room, cabinet kitch SMALL 75c—LARGE $1.25—25c-Extra Each Item day nig^ht and Sunday. Gor Openings in several cate 6 . High school graduate, at AKC SPRINGER Spaniel pupa, appliances, sewing machines, CaU 628-0718. garage ^ 'p^' 649-6324. Mr. Dutton, 633-2800. • tall lounge. ance, Town pays one-half of en, 2 bedrooms, recreation man Bros. Inc., 770 Main St gories on all three shifts, least 21 years of age. liver and white, excellent for bureaus, desks, buffet, card room, ANDOVER — 8 room Colonial. interested parties are In- Blue Cross, CMS and all of CALL 643-OOSi—10 AHnnte Service room, landscaped yard. Mar JUST LISTED — 6 rooin fire- WINDSOR — Beautiful no previous experience nec field or home, reasonable. 643- board and metal drums avail FOUR ROOM tenement, first Suburban Fbr Rent 66 r ^ ^ S O L D : dtchen, Fireplaoe, private beach. Im- attend, individual employes’ Major 130 SPRUCE ST.—MANCHESTER PART-TIME moming truck lon E. Robertson, Realtor, placed essary; ivlll train. We offer 10016. able. Electric stove, bird floor, stove, refrigerator, heat, ------paneled living room. Perfect 7 room Colonial, 8 bedrooms, mediate occupancy, only $14,- Grant A. Tootbaker Sr. Medical; Credit Union avail driver. Apply in person, Mr. APPLY room, •] Where You Get The Best For Your Money! pay rates ranging from cages, flower pots, garden bus line, adults only, $100 643-6953. starter home. Wolverton Agen 2% baths, one car garage, fam 500. Pasek, Realtors, 288-7476, rihniminn , able. Hill, Vernon Oil Co., Route 88, AKC GERMAN Shepherd pup llvan Ave., South Windsor, vi convenl'SOLD,“" W r being ily room and rec room, fire $2,310 to $3,092 per hour tools. Something new every monthly. Available Oct. 15. 36 cy, Realtors, 649-2813. 742-8243, , ______For application and job de Vernon. H. P. HOOD & SON pies, exceptionally beautifully cinity new shopping plaza, transferred. Leonard Agency plus 4% and 7% premium , Woodbridge St. place, in excellent nrighbor- scription apply to PERSON marked, bred for tempera week. Please save this ad! 649- large yard, oil burner, hot wa ROOKLEDQB — 7 room con- Realtors, 646-0469, on second and third shift 2120 Park St., Hartford SMALL RANCH hood. WiU seU fast once it’s NEL OFFICE, Municipal Build ment, champion line. 742-8970, 9757, 36 Bush Hill Rd., Man- SEVEN, ROOM apartment with ter, storm windows. $100. 644- Fringe benefits include 8 233-3603 MANCHESTER 7 room seen. Prestige Real Estate, ANNOUNCEMENT ing, 41 Center Street, Manches 742-8459. Chester. fireplace and garage. $145 per 1943. kitchen; large living room wlOi WANTED paid holidays, first dollar Ranch, 4 bedrooms, 2 tiled 289-6827. Mrs. Hewinson, 633- ter, Connecticut. I An Equal Opportunity month. J. D. Real Estate, 643- cathedral calUng, one full and hospital and medical cov FREE ’TO GOOD home, 6 STROLI^R, $5; carbed, ..First time on market, four baths, garage, screened porch, 2246. Applications must be return Employer 5129. ANDOVER LAKE — Year two half baths, family room, MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT Rescue Marker Request erage after the first 30 months old male Collie Shep $3; car seat, $1; infant seat, ’round 4-room fumished cot room Ranch with basement fireplace, hot water oil heat, ed to the GENERAL MANA TIMEKEEPER FOR anil a two car garage. .garage, $28,000. Phllbrick days, pension plan, gener herd and dog house. Call af $3. More. Reasonable. 643- AVAILABLE NOW—5 room tage, screened porch, all con wall to wall carpeting, city GER’S OFFICE, Municipal 6972. Trees, plenty of privacy. Agency, 649-8464. ASSISTANT TO GENERAL MANAGER ______^Building, 41 Center Street, AUTOMOTIVE SHOP ous vacation plan and paid ter 5 p.m., 742-8686. apartment, second floor, veniences, available to June utiUties, quick occupancy, NOTICE If you have a^ invalid in your home and wish this fimeral leave. We pay Selling for $15,000 . . . as priced under $20,000. Charles Starting Salary of $7,626 To A Maximum Of $9,409 Manchester, _ Connecticut, not CUSTOM MAD^ mahogany adults, 21 Hunting^ton St., 649- 1st, lease and references re BTVB YEAR old Ranch, with 100% of group insurance W an ted — 6023 before 2 p.m. Evenings, sumable mortgage of $10,- Lesperance, 649-7620, TOWN OF BOLTON, later than October 18, 1966. extra safety protection, simply fill this coupon SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1966 PAGE TWELVE lEtigning ijtraUi About Town \" <- ^ Seaman Kevin J. McCarthy, Business Bodies son of Mr. a n d '^ rs. Felix J. McCarthy of 15 Hawley St., Is attending Commissaryman ■ rvi' > w o i ;l d y o u b e l i e v e t School at the Coast Guard “There are 118 Braihches of Training Center, Groton. manufacture, commerce and professions represented in the Marine Sgt. Laurence H. ; ' ; ; s o business interest of Manchester Frelheit. and the number of those engag- Laurence W. Frelheit of 14 classifications con- Westwood St. has recently S r t T e Marine Cor5,?Air ^ani.ation of the community to-
ters and Maintenance Squad- " w S who makes pre- ron of the Second Marine Air- about the future and craft Wing. predicted an overwhelming vic- ^ “TT tory lor the Democrats in the Members of the Mental A d election held recently. He Fellowship Social Center will also predicted a shoo-in for meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. A ^ ^ „to w n renewal. color film “To Catch a Rhino corsetier whose business has will be shown. The group will redxxctA somewhat with meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. for competition from *'those blank bridge, ping-pong and a dis- counting producers of cussion group. Membership,brinks." the group is limited to those ^ harness maker who has who have undergone psychiatric considered branching out into care. For further information, other fields but has delayed di- those interested may contact versification because, according the Mental Health Association, “ the auto machine won't 217 Farmington Ave., Hart- similarly, a Main St. tea house recently turned down a reduced cut rate from a large Mrs. Truman Crandall of 58 South American producer to White St. is a member of the market their product, saying he Village Charmers Barbershop would not serve it in his place. GOP Opens Campaign 'H eadquarters in Coventry Quartet which will represent “What's coffee, anyway?,” he Mountain Laurel Chapter of asked. * Republican headquarters for the 51st Congressional District campaign were opened Thursday Sweet Adelines and Northeast The three money-lending in- i-'i night in Cbventry, and several candidates showed up to help. Atty. Joseph Goldberg, right, Region 1 of Sweet Adelines at stitutions located in Manchester 'who is*running in the Second Congressional District, passes out potholders to Elmore Turkingtori; left, judge of probate candidate, and Walter Thorpe, candidate from the 51st Dis Houston, Tex. She will leave have no plans for expansion. trict. The headquarters are near the First Congregational Church on Rt. 31. (Herald photo Tuesday for the competition One banker commented: "What and group convention. Mrs. with Interest rates rising and by Satemis.) Gertrude Drenzek of 75 Union all this Federal gobbledygook St., Rockville, also plans to at- about fiscal policy,—why it's a overseeing its operation during tend the confab. wonder we can stay in busi- the first year. ----- ness.” Dr. Lowe to Keynote Knowp as the Middlesex Col Hartford Pembroke College (Information taken partly lege Center, the brand# was Club will sponsor a film bene- from "The Herald", dated 1923.) Anthony Dzen, president of the Dzen Construction Co. (right) holds a certificate of m m t dedicated Sepf. 27, with an en- , o m which was presented to his company for the safety record his workers have achieved. The Teachers Convention rollment of 160 full-time and at Auerbach Auditorium, Uni- NORDEN PROMOTION company his not had a disabling injury in two years, and deals with road grading, bulldozer 150 part-time students. versity of Hartford Campus, t, Robert D. Jamaitis, son of work', land clearing and has heavy equipment for hire. Presenting the award are Harvey Dr. Frederick W. Lowe Jr., president of Manchester Before coming to Manches- 200 Bloomfield Ave., West...... -Mr. . ______and Mrs. Joseph Jamaitis W. Thomas, superintendent of the safety engineering department of the United States Fi Community College, will deliver the keynote address, ter. Dr. Lowe was a professor peter SellerS com- of *6 Westwood St. was recently delity and Guaranty Co. (left), and Thomas W. Burgess of the Burgess-Dube Agency, Inc., “ College for All: The Regional Community Colleges,” of English and chainnan of the and two cartoons ca“‘ ''“ " “ will be 'kromotPit promoted mto suofsupervisor manu- of South Windsor. (Herald photo by Pinto.) at the 20th Convention of the Connecticut State Feder- ^"^I'sh department at Glass- proceeds will benefit facturing engineer of the over- ation of Teachers Oct. 28. 3 oro btate college in XNewjer- haul and repair department at an elementary school Esliger Limousine Service in near future, is a member of Ih 5ey. He had also taught Eng- jg hmited to 212. Res- Norden in Norwalk, a dlvisiisi, '. ADD DR. LOWE teacher in Shelton, reside in Manchester, recommended that Chamber of Commerce, the R< i r lish at Colgate University and g®“g["ons may be made with of United Aircraft. pieces of adhesive aluminum tary Club and the Holy-Nam 1 The CFT convention, held an Danbury State College. f«>m Seymour. nually on Teachers Convention Mrs. Martin Wolman, 31 Fox- Jamaitis graduated foil be used to increase the Society of St. James' Church He holds Ph.D. and M.A. de croft Rd., West HarUord. Worcester Polytechnic InsUtute weight of test balance weights Devanney has been operat- Day, will be staged this year at grees from Columbia Univer SUGGESTION AWARD _ i Platt High School in Meriden, in Massachusetts in 1963 with a used in high speed balancing iiig the Highland Park Marke' sity and earned his B.A. at Transatlantic Brides and Par- degree in electrical engfineering. William J. Esliger of 33 Grant rig's. Formerly, a solder was __ for 12 years and was a sale.s- beginning at 9 a.m. Williams College. Other educators who will lead ents Association will meet After graduating, he joined Nor- Rd. recently won a second place ‘H i^ idek ’result^" in time man for a food broker in the He is a member of the Con At prize of $587 with Pratt and ' workshops following Dr. Lowe’s Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Veter- den a-s a junior engineer. saving. New England Area prior to go- necticut State Committee on present, he is doing graduate Whitney Aircraft for a sugges- talk include Dr. Ellis D. Tooker, Federal Relations in Matters ^Wemorial_CTub^u_se, Sun- iqg into the food retail busi work in business administration tion he made to improve plant PROMOTED assistant superintendent of Pertaining to Higher Educa- Ridge East Hartford. ness. Hartford Schools; and Dr. at Bridgeport University. production. George W. Trepp Jr. of Glas Plans for an- addition to the tion. Jamaitis and his wife Kath- Esiiger, who also runs the James S. NaugHtori, a research Members of the American tonbury, manager of the Con store are going out for bid consultant In the Connecticut Legion Auxiliary - are invited to necticut Bank and Trust Co. this week, Devanney said,’ and State Department of Education. Profframs Slated a joint installation Wednesday West Hartford Office, was re 8,000 square feet will be added The workshops are "Automa at 8 p.m. of the Marine Corps cently promoted to senior vice to the structure. tion and Its rmphca'tiohs for By Bentley PTA Lea'rue and Auxiliary at 717 president. ------the Classroom Teacher,” direct Parker St. Trepp joined the bank in The Radio Shack at the ed by Dr. Naughton; and "The The first meeting of the 1966- „ j 1926. In 1959 he was assigned parkade has an elecrnnic set-up Education of Socially and Emo 67 year of the Bentley School Hartford County Retired to the Main Office Branch Ad- py which a person is able to tionally Maladjusted Children,” PTA will be an Open House on Teachers Association will have ministration Department, and view himself on TV. At the led by Dr. Tooker. Tuesday from 7 to 8:15 p.m. The its Fall Luncheon Tuesday. Oct. in 1961 became manager of the front of the store is set up Dr. Lowe is well qualified to children will have the opportun- 18 at the Clam Box, Wethers- three Manchester offices of the both a small transmitter and discuss the growing state sysr ity to introduce their parent^ to field, after a business meeting bank. receiver, and standing in front tern of . two-year community col Dr. Frederick W. Lowe Jr. the teachers, and parents may at 10:45 a.m. Reservations close In 1964 he was transferred to of the set, 'a person can .see leges, having been appointed in . . ^ view the pupils’ work and class- Wednesday and may be made West Hartford and became of himself on TV. The Radio 1963 os dean of Manchester school of its kind in Connectl- room projects. “ ‘ ss Mildred Barrows, 113 fice manager there in 1965. Shack, which sellK ^l types of Communlty College— the second cut. T h e program committee. Shadow Lane, West Hartford, electronic equipmenfX is also ------He was named college presi- headed by Mrs. Philip Hyde, has 06110. « ON FOOD BOARD "bugged" with another; ■ set dent shortly after MCC became ^he programs for ------John Devanney of 70 Porter which shows persons in^4he part of a statewide system last meetings as follows- James S. Henderson Jr., exec- St., president o f Highland Park store on a TV set which Is Id^ ICOUNTRY DRUG December under the Commis------g a secretary to the Archbish- Market, Inc. has been elected cated in the window, sion on Higher Education. speaker. Miss Mary Lou Ken- op of Connecticut on Human to the executive board of the ------Early last spring, he was ^^ose topic will be "Chil- Rights, and past president of the Connecticut Food Stores As- Mr. and Mrs. Rudy DiPIetro •4 IS HERE! charged by the commission (j^en’s Books Today.” Catholic Inter-racial Council of of 132 Harlan St. recently too'- with establishing ,a branch of Jan. 10, Ivor Hugh will speak Hartford, will speak Monday at a trip to Spain as an awar-’ the college in Middletown and on "So You Think You Know a meeting of St. Bridget’s Rosa- given by Chrysler Corporation' ry Society at St. Bridget's Marine-' Products Group. Rudy March 21, Davis Wfggin will School cafeteria. His topic will DiPietro was one of 60 lop mr discuss "Present and Future be “ Our Changing Community." rine dealers and distributors ir Plans for Physical Education in Members of the society will the nation chosen for the award, Manchester Schools.” meet in the church at 7 :30 p.m. and was cited by J. D. McCar ^ ou r Star Specials May 9, A potluck supper will for a Recitation of the Rosary thy, president of Chrysler’s Mr- j be followed by a talk by State and Benediction before the rine and Industrial Engine Divi Police Maj. Samuel Rome on meeting. The event is open to sion “ attainment of assigne ’ “ Organized Crime.” , all women of the parish. sales objectives which is a def inite mark of distinguished sales ★ ★ leadership.” The Connecticut Bank and WHEN THIS COUPON IS PRESENTED OPEN Trust Co. showed an 11.2 pei- cent in earnings for the nine- William Turklngton, left receives a certificate of commenda month period ended Sept. -30. tion from Postmaster Alden Bailey at the Manchester Post Per share earnings for the pe Office as he retires after 31 years of service. Turkington's (WISTpWN ALL DAY riod were $4.37 a sh'are, as PHARMACY retirement became effective as of yesterday. For the future, compared to $3.93 per share 459 Hartford Rd. — «49-994« the Turkingtons plan to move to Sarasota, Fla., where they at the earned for the correspondin; have built a new home, and plan to spend their summers at SUNDAY I period last year. The figure is their cottage at Misquamicu't, R.I. Enroute to Florida they . T-! John Devanney adjusted for a 5 per ceht stock plan to visit with their sons and families, and will vist Dr. sociationi as assistant treas- dividend paid earlier this year, Wiggery Beauty i ALL MEDICINAL SERVICES AVAILABLE Roger Turkington of Bethesda, Md., and William J. Turking- ton, who is news director of a radio station at^Falls Church, urer for the coming year. On Sept. 30, total deposits at Va. (Herald photo by Saternis.) Devanney, who is planning art the bank were 609 million, as addition to the Highland Park compared to 543 million re- Market on Highland St. in thie ported a year ago. Salon ) 525 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER THERE’S TROUBLE IN RIVER CITY are you planning Call 643.2330 ► f a Famous Brand So ihi MUSIC mAn h a s com e FAIRWAY Grand Opening Special ► halloween party? COLD WAVE TO MANCHESTER . . . we have the decorations, table-^ «’8 . 9 9 ware, favors and candies » . 25% off WATCH OUT! < I ' 'V * thurs. and frl. nights till 9 :0 0 * ^ CLAIROL Hair Coloring On all cosh and carry • 5 . 7 5 HILLIARDVILLE during the week of Oct. 10 15 SHAMPOO & SET FERRANDO’S LUNCHEONETTE CARPETS & FURNITURE V ’ 2 . 7 5 ORCHARDS Cor. Adams St. and Hilliard St., Manchester You're invited to step in and look around; Mon., Tuee., Wed., Thura. BIRCH MT. ROAD OFF HEBRON AVE. WE’RE CELEBRATING OUR i ' . • tiU 4 PJM. ROUTE 94— GLASTONBURY ask questions. HAIRCUTS ' V 6th ANNIVERSARY NATIVE PEACHES W e wiah to thank our many friends and cuatoniera who • 1 . 5 0 helped make our 6 years work so successful and Invite you NOW THIS SUNDAY ONLY to come in and have coffee on us. Mon., Tues., W ed., Thura. JN HARVEST wk HAVE tUl 4 PJM. FREE COFFEE RUG & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS Mc In t o s h a p p l e s i Specials Not Honored Without ALSO FRESH APPLE CIDER ON PREMISES 14 HIGH STREET (loar) LimitedAjiiiuveu M L "Valaable Coupon” Above Offer - 1 MADE ON THE PREMISES MONDAY. dCTOBER 10 649-1752 \ i VI OCt 8 flmi O tT. 14 ^Bdnanza’ Is More Than a Western HOU.YWODD (AP) — There hearty, solid folder brother; wad no panic at Ponderpsa two Mike as the impetuous younger weeka. ago when "Bonanza” brother. The boys do a solid job. failed to beat em opposing pro Each knows his- own character- gram tor the first time In six and its limitations, and they years. won’t let writers or (directors go After all, the .program was the too far afield.” three-hour "Bridge on the River There was. also another. Intel Kwal,” which cost Ford lljSdO,* lectual brother, played by Per- 1000 to present. The "Bonanza” neli Roberts, who abandoned .. tamch .figured correctly that the Ponderosa a season ago because gUnday night audience would of artislic differences. He has . return to the Chevrolet corral, returned to HolI,,wood after a since no sponsor could afford year’s absence and Is appearing such a stipend on a regular ba in “ The ’Virginian,” "The Girl ils. from U.N.C.L.E.,” and other "Bonanza” continued its win series. This has led to talk that ning ways last Sunday with a he might go back to “ Bonanza.” b«o- parter concerning Mormon Dortort, a nervous, bespecta-f polygamy, "The Pursued.” The cled man, disputed -the possibili :ate of merit second half appears Sunday. It ty. ichieved. The stars Dina Merrill And Eric "Pemell caused a lot of prob mg, bulldozer Fleming, who was drowned last lems on the show; he seemed to 1 are Harvey week on a Peruvian film loca enjoy arguing for argument’s ?d Stales Fi- tion. sake,” said the producer. "Still, Agency, Inc., Two-parters — which are re I wanted him to stay, and for a leased overseas as movies — long time I kept the door open ind occasional “ name” guest for his return. ' “ But now we can do without member of th stars are the only departures a o m the customary format of him. The audience reaction aft- imerce, the R( '.er his departure was miniscule. :he Holy. Nani iJ2|Bonanza.” The man who die- '^gates these conditions if David We had our highest ratings last James' Church season, the first year without I been opera!- f tOortort, who created ,the. series ’ and has guided it as producer him,” d Park Markc since Its start. d was a sale.s- THOMAS IN ^APAN I . His view ■ of U\e_ show’s suc- 1 broker in the Danny Thomas will leave for * cess: “ ‘Dor" ’ ca’ is more t^an rea prior to go- Japan aroUnd Nov. i. for a. pro a Western. It has a far greater >od retail busi- duction of . one of "The tfenny range of story than other West erns, yet it has enough of the 'ITiomas Specials' scheduled by NBC. The director described the addilion to the elements to appeal to the West g out for bid show as a “cross between a mu ern buff.” inney said,' and sical T Spy' and ‘Madam But :t will be added But the compelling reason tor terfly.’ ” ’niomas’, first show, continuing supremacy of "Bo- **The Wonderful World of Bur nanza” in the audience polls, lesque III,” will be televised Dortort admitted, is the aurefire ack at the Dec. 11. appeal of the leads: Lome icrnnic set-up Two comedy stars appear in their own special shows next week. Carol Bur Greene, Dan Blocker and Mi CARTOON SHOW ■ n is able to chael Landon. “It’s the Great Pumpkin, nett is in a scene from her show, “ Carol & Company” scheduled by CBS to rV. At the "The combination of actors IS Charlie Brown,” another visit morrow from 10 to » ll p.m. Rock Hudoon will be a guest. Jini Nabors, the •e is set up unique and successful,” -said the to the “ Peanuts” comic strip star of “ Corner Pyle— USMC,” in a dance scene from “ Friends:and Nr.b'orsi” asmilter and producer, "Each developed as a characters created by Charles which CBS will present Wednesday from 9 to lO p.m. Humor, of bourse, will be ding in front separate personality — Lome as Schulto, will be presented Oct. the byword in both shows. ^ ' -son can .see Hie father flgure; Dan as the 27 on CBS. The Radio N^l types of eiuX is also another set sons in^the Pat Boone in the Momingtime 1 which Is lo»x HOLLYWOOD (AP)—Stort side kick-announcer for the pleasing, -and at 23 Boone was ing O ct 19, housewives will be show, and NBC rejected them, offered his own night show. .jSble to find a new companion saying I should have a younger "Godfrey advised against it,” . Rudy DiPletro amid the plethora of soap op personality. We hope to have a Pat recalled. “He said I was too St. recently too'- eras and games shows of day young-looking band and will young to take on my own show and I should stay with him for as an awar’ -time televesion. His name: Pat aim for youthful guests as ler Corporation' well." a few more years before going ts Group. Rud>- all-American boy, now To retain the youthful pat out on my own. But I decided to ne of 60 top mr- tern, he expects to feature fre take a chance. S2, wllKbe offering a half-hour, *T as bn for three years and id distributors ir late - mobntog variety show quent appearances of his an >n for the award, swer to the Lennon sisters; could have stayed longer, but I aimed at y o ^ g married wom decided to concentrate on mov by J. D. McCar- en. He adds umt any older Cherry Boone, 12; Undy Boone, Jf Chrysler'.s Mr- 10; Debby Boone, 9; and Laury ies. Bing Crosby and Colonel ladles, children w^m en who Parker, Elvis Presley’s manag rial Engine Divi- happen to be home aiAhat hour Boone, 8. lent of assigne ' Why is he doing'the show? er, both advised me to get off ■are welcome to tune in. TV. They said that people 5 which is a def- "But the show’s main appeal “For two main reasons,” ho Istinguished sales , replied. “One Is that it Will give wouldn’t be willing to pay to ti for young adults," says Pa' see me if I continued playing ‘T offered several names as a chance to stay at home for a chgnge. Instead of traveling for free on TV.” ticut Bank and all ovb^the world for'appear ived an 11.2 pei’ ances. x.. gs for the nine- “The seedhd reason is that ended Sept. -30. the show will allow me to do H igh ligh ts lings for the pe- the things that I ooultojt do be .37 a share, as fore: To ad lib with guMt stars "A Birdseye View of Scot $3.93 per share and with the audlenco-topd to land,’’ made by Harry Reasoner sing a lot of songs. 1 II b o o le correspondin; and Andrew A.,Rooney, will be ir. The figure is E L E C T R O m e S ing three a day — that’s 15 ited Tuesday from 10:3^- .y^eek — whereas I used to sing 5 per cent stock LABORATORIES on CBS. I h e .v lw , jac- earlier this year, three* a week on my night tuaU^4s from a meandering total deposits at i show.” hehcoptof'.^. i Dick Van Dyke Boone started out in televi- 5 609 million, as 277 BROAD and Janet Z^toh star In the ' sioh as part of the Arthur God movie, "Bye^Bye.^Blrdie,” Fri 543 million re- frey family 11 years ago. He had ago. day" on.CBS *fromNfcai:15 p.m. lUMEW previously appeared bn Ted . . . A British JoumaHa^s visit Mack’s Amateur Hour. 'Hie gaf^ to Hanoi and' 'Haiphong^ is' ruloua retBxead gave the boy a good education*' in audlenca shown on . C hanel 24 S i ^ ^ 1966 at 10* p.iA. * Joan Baez and. Pete Seeger GIFT sing f).15
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1 around; MANCHESTER EVEJNING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1966 PAGE THREE PAGE TWO SATURDAY, OCTOBER $, 1966 SATURDAY JO PROGRAM M om ine MONDAY JO PROGRAM Educational TUESDAY JO PROGRAM 8:45 (83) Marshal DUIaa Loren and Anthony Quinn wWi Tom Colton and guests. liM (8) Best Seller singing career, thru his days lit# (8) Best Seller OhaUeages "Born Yesterday" Part 'V g;88 (U> The Merv OtUfla Shew Margaret O'Brien’ and Steve U :M (i>) ThI* I« VCoaa League in AcUon (8-48) Ben Casey (86) OartosB Ontaps (0) (88) Sports Camera TV Scheduled guests: Comedian Forrest. To avoid paying a (20-22^) Top Cat (O) (22) Taman , _ clubs. . (Monday — Friday) Bachelor Father (St) Whirlybirds (U ) BabseripUan TV Last week s game between 0:30 (8-40) Hollywood Palaee <0> "Cat Ballou'*^ (28) Bachelor Father screaming Jack HawMns, A r hostile Indians and a violent 12:30 (3) KFD 3 , 1:S6 (1) As the Worid Tarns (48) Denali (he Heaaee 1:88 (8) As the Worid Tarns thur Treacher and Mort Lind gunman in pursuit (C) Frank Atwood Cleveland Browns and the NY Adam West, guest host (26-22-38) Let’s Make a Deal 8:48 (82) Marshal DUIoa The Meakees (0) , Giants without all time outs (18) Snbseriptlea TV 8:88 (26-22-88) 1 Dream at Jeaaale Saaday, October 9 (26-28-86) Let’s Make a Deal sey with Merv Griffin and bis (8-40) The Praltto of Soatb- (8) Milton the M ou ler <0) 6:26 (3) Sign on and Prayer (O) d:M 08) Morv OrUfia 8 h ^ orchestra. ampton (0) (18) Pattern for Llviap and half time activities. 'Life at the Top" (20) The Smlthoonlan (0> 6:30 (SO) Scherer-HacNell Report 8:88 (8) Summer Semester Writer Jack Douglas, foimer 8:86 (2631-88) Beger MUIer Show (838) Love on a Rooftop (22-30) 1968 WoHd Serieo (0 ) 10:30 (8) TwUlght Zone _ ^ <8> Fassward (0> Repeat of October B, 10:00 2:60 Fsuword (0) (St) Sea Hast (40) Forty Oonntiy and West (88) Agrioaltare on Parade Guest celebrities: Boh Crane White House Press SecroUry p.m. (|(L22-86> Days ef Oar Uvea (48) News at Six (U) Sabscriptioa TV Today's game originates from (3) News, Weather and Sports 8:85 (8) Moments of Comfort — Salinger, Comedian Professor ^ r weloomea Arthur-God "T om Curtain” American l Newlywed Game 8:8# (8) Andy GrlBIth Show (O) 2:86 (3) Honse P srtr (0) Guest Paul Wkudiell 11:10 (8) Festival of Hits: Double 7:88 (8) News and Weather (0) 2;t6 (3) House Farty (0) ..Griffin orchestra. Repeat of October 6, 8:30 p.m, Guest: Jackie Coogan,Coogai actor. 6:26 (22) Sports with BUI Bosmos- (8-40) The Fagitive <0> (8-40) Hoppity Ho sea , "Joshua's Kingdom” (18) SabscrlpHon T'V (18) Snbsoriptton TV Chiller Feature Guests; Df. Larry Lippln(X>tt, Barry SuUtvan "This Dry and I VSA: Writers (26-22-86) The Doctors "T om Curtain” "The Giant daw” Jeff Mor (8) Operation Alphabet vet and Joe WUIIams vocalist. tare Repeat of Octobbr 7, 8:30 p.m. (836) A Time for Vs 6:28 (22) Special Beport 10:80 (3) News Special "Son of a Gunflghter” row, Mara Corday, Colossal 7:36 (3) Perception (88) Sea Boat Thirsty Land” Eaglisb: Fact A Faaoy 2:84 (46) Womans News Eklltorlal comment "A Birdseye View of Scot (20) Animal Secrets <0> (20-22) Scherei^SIaeNeil Re <26-2236) The Doctors 8tM (8) Family Affair <0) I port klte (O) Harry Reasoner and producer- "Blood and Sand -41- Great (30) Zorro 8:66 (8) Captain Knagarao (18) SBbBortptloB TV writeri Andrew A.' Rooney Join Bullfighter gives up hta wife 7:15 (8) TBA ment to pierce monsters anti (8) To Tell the Tnjth ^ ) The Open Mind (8-46) Oeaeral Hospital (8) News and Weather matter shield so U. 8. Air (46) Operation Alphabet d:18 (48) Maverlok ^ _ ” Toni Ciurtaln” A Profile of Andre Maurols (18) Feature 126 <28) Americans at Work forces for a teevee tour of • for a beautiful girl, and fln ^ (40) Nows _ <2631-38> Another World «0> 19:88 (8) Branded <0> Scotland as seen from a hdi- 7:30 (3) Jackie Gleason Show <0) Force can shoot It down over 8:88 (8) Bliokey Monse (8-46) General Hospital 8:M (22) Sports with BUt Basmas- . . . . Cobb Issae "The Path of Hope" Inhabi (22-36) HnaUey-Biiakley Be- he can no longer conquer the (46) Rifleman sea ’’The Bar Sinister" Repeat of October 4, 9:00 p.ns. tants of small niining town pert'(O ) * copter. (C) bull as before. Tyrone Power, "The Honeymoonem" Atlantic. _ (18) Foatare 126 . — (88-12-38) Baa for Year Lila (20-22-30) FlippeiFlipper <0) "House of Dracula" Lon Cha 8:88 (8) -Hap Richards Shaw ’ ’Venice, the Moon and Y o u ' 8:28 (22) Special Bepart 9:99 USA: Composers travel from Italy to France 6:48 (8) Peter Jenalags News 11:00 (8-8-2680-40) News —Sports Hita Hayworth, Linda Darnell. (8) Exercise with Olartin <0> "Inherit the Wind” -’60- Three 1st, much to the dismay of 8:88 (8) Newt with Walter Croa- 18:88 I’ve Get a Seoret.(O) 8:80 (3) Pistols ‘N’ PetUooats (C) time Presidential candidate (80) Gypsy his fiancee. Marian Alloslo, kite (0) 9:99 Blaareea Forrester 8:25 (3) News <0) Ex-convict and his family bat Host Steve LawrOnce ton Highlights (46) News and Views 11:88 (33-263939) Newt, Sports aad 8:36 (3) Dick Van Dyke Show tle hoodlums, police and them- 1 I (8) Taesday StarUght 1:30 (8-40) Wide World of Spsrts (20-22-30) Get Smart (C) and nation's greatest criminal Alberto Sordl. -’BU <8> News and Weather Repeat of October 7, 9:00 p.m. Don Adams and Barbara' Del- lawyer are opponents in a 8:16 (3) WsUy Gator <0) <28> Social Secnrlty la Aottea Weather (0) 19:90 Report from Viet Nam (26-22-30) Yon Don’t Bay (O)( selves when young son toddles "Bonjour Trlstesse' -'68- Fran- 1:40 (18) Subscription TV 8:36 coise Sagan’s story of a young "Son of a Gunflghter" don. "The Only Way to Die" mountain town when a teacher 8:86 (2) Dick Van Dyke Show (2238) HnaUey-BriaUey B»- (22) The Big Newt Western Byewitness in North (8) Wlnchell-Hahoney mow home with wagon filled with Smart disguised as a little old is brought to trial for teaching (8) Dark Shadows part (0) U:1S (2649) Tonight Shew (0) , 'Hold Back Tomorrow" -’ 88- (8) TTwUigbt Zone (8) Movie Festival of Hits tremely cold water fight as If (C) Vince Edwards. (48) Swabby Show mittee Social Studies Grades 83 4:36 (3) Big 3 Theatre 9:00 (3) Mission: Impossible (C) 11:26 (40) Feature 40 (8) Divorce Cenrt (88) Haatley-Brlnkley Bepart (8) Movie Festival at Hite "Tomahawk” -'61- Indian s<»>ut (2LS836) Local News and "Alcatraz Express" Robert dedicated to pleasing most (46) Bose the Clews (O) (26-2236) Newt <0> "Ballad of a Gun Fighter” .9:58 8 D Faetry helps in fight for Sioux terri Weather Stack, Bruce Gordoiu CompUo- avid angler in Idaho. Barbara Bain and Greg Mor 11:30 (30) News —Weather and Grades 4-6 ris. Briggs puts together a Sports (C) 16:26 (26-22-36) News CkNstello, Marl Blanchard, An-<. 11:86 Travel nm a' (St) Sapermsn "The Chapel at Able-Flvo” 11:48 (18) American 60 4:30 (18) White Hunter (20-22-30) Saturday Night at (22) College Football Ita Bkbert. 7:18 (8) After Diaaer Movie 12:25 (48) M-Sqaad F.M. the MoviOs Videotape of 1:30 p.m. game (8-46) Dating Game 12:80 (8) Newt aad Weather —Me- (48) McHales Navy (18) Subscription TV "Woman of EvU” (C) (8) Hr. Goober (O) "The Lady Gambles’’ -’48- 12:25 USA: Composers' 12:26 (40) M -^ aad (30) Championship Bowling "The Joker Is Wild” Frank at Hanover New Hampshire 12:66 (3) Love of Life meat et MedltaUea —Sign Oft 4:45 (22) Roato 66 "Life at the Top" between Dartmouth Indians (26-22-36) Jeopardy (01 (26) Ooriiss Archer WhUe in Las Vegas, woman 1:99 Alive and Aboat 5:86 (8) Mike Doagtas Show 8:30 (3) Red Skelton Hour <0> 12:66 (40) U. S. Air Force BeB- 6:00 (3) Race of the Week Sinatra as comedian, Joe E. (82) Rocky and Bis Friends develops uncontrollable pas U'.88 (8) TeU Me, Dr. Brothers Natural Science Grades K-S Lewis, Eiddie Albert, Mdtni and Princeton Tigers. Special (8) Girt Talk (18) Ralph Kaaaa Shew Guest Stars: Comedleime Au- gions Film and Sign Off (0> "The Frizette” Virginia Graham (86) Sspermaa sion for gambling, loses her (46) U. 8. Air Fsroe Bell- 1:26 The Hanunitles (26) Big PIctare drey.Meadows and singer Shi:^ 1:00 (30) One O’ clock Beport — (18) Wrestling Gaynor and Jeanne Crain co- 1:15 (40) V. S. Air Force RcU- husband, dignity and nearly gtaas FUm aad Sign Oft (0) High School R glons Film and Sign Off (C) (40) Donna Reed Show (46) HcHale’s Navy (36) Three Stooges ley Bassey. Sign Off (22) NFL Highlights star with Beverly Garland, (22) Rente 68 her life. Barbara Stanwyck, 1:68 (8) News —Memeata ef Com 2:96 Explariag Nature Jackie Coogan and Ted Di- 1:26 (30) News and Sign Off 12:36 (3) News (C) 4:48 fort —Oaidepette (46) The Haastors (20-22-30) Occasional Wife (0) 1:10 American Football corsia. Film biography traces 1:M (8) News —Moments of Com (18) Hollywood A-Go-Go Nally. 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Breast of Chicken with JaUa 1:16 (3) As the Worid Taras - (8-46) Batman (0) Jesus (22) Social Security in Action 5:66 (3) Bna Baddy Ban <0> "The Snows of KUimanJara” (8) Movie SpeeUcalnr Soo Ouh- 'rtjua Child (8-M) Bea Casey (29-22-36) Let’ s Make a Deal "The Clock King's Crasy 7:45 (8) Sacred Heart 11:45 (36) Sacred Heart Program Open 24 Honrs A Ds "Cause of Alarm" Loretta 7 1:89 AaUqaes ... (18) Sabsoription TV ■ U3MO (8) Faith for Today (O) field Daily News: Alan H. See ch. 30, 12:30 p.m. listing 19;U Bxptortag Oar Laagaage Straggle for Peaee (836) General Hupital (26-22-36) Bob Repe Preseata Olmstead, Manchester Eve 4:66 (3) Campaign '88 Grades R Slag ChUdrea Slag (18) Featare 128 (C) ' v (22) Sunday Funnies "(irasier Than Cotton” Jean (30) This Is the Lite ning Herald; E. Malcolm Republicans report on Repub U:98 Oreaads for Dtoeevery Grades K-2 R _ "The Slave" Italian Drama. 9:16 (40) Sacred Heart Stannard, Hartford Times, lican prospects in '66 election. 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Bradford DUImon, with Donald Dwight, Holyoke Mike Wallace is reporter. 11:49 AaserieaB HUtorie mrtaea Social Studies Grades 8-7 R Rossi Brago -'58- (8-46) The Man Who Nevar 9:30 (31 Perception (18) Firing Line WHY SYLVANIA Grades 83 R The Magie et Words 8:25 (2) News (G> Was (18) Babceriptton TV (SO) Adventure Theatre Football (C) (8) Back Hoand (C) HONDA „:38 Book Beat _ _ Exploring Our T angtiage and (8) WlaeheU-Maheaey Show "Beau Geste" (40) Ural Roberts Featuring stop-action shots 7:66 (3) Lassie (C) 1:19 Aaserteaa Blstotie 8hitMg American Historic Shrinea (46) The Narees I (8) Daaay Kaye Shew <0) 9:46 (3) Your Community that show how various stars (8-46) Voyage to Bettem e< Grades S3 R 8:18 The Friendly OiBBt 4:88 (8) Banger Andy Shew <01 (36-32-86) I Spy (C) 10:00 (3) Lamp Vnte My Feet and teams of NFL carry out Sen (C) 1;98 Oreaads for Dlseeveir 8:80 What’s New (26-22-88) Match Game (0) (836) ABC Stage ’87 (0) (8) Dialogue their maneuvers. 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Beck 6 HondA’a Boparlorlty U • 4:N (I) Big I Theatre (18) Sabscriptioa TV (22-36) Wonderful World of of Words Repeat of 6:80 p.m. "The Desert Rats" -’88- : (26) Teaigbt Shew (0> talks with two teen-agers who Color (C) ■Mtter of roeord 8:15 The Friendly Glaat Coaspator Seieaca I Host Steve Lawrence discuss contemporary con "Son of a Gunflghter” (26) DaatereBs Bebla (66) Westover Presents "Savage Sam" 8:16 RThal’s New The Freaeh Chef (22) Becky aad His Frieads I (8) .Wednesday BtaiUght cerns of young people as they 8:66 (3) ]^\Sallivan Show (C) o Honda oota the itandaid Children Repeat of October Ml uM "Dawn at Socorro” -'84- relate to problem fbpic. 1:96 (3) Time Oat for Sports (26) Sspermaa (8) Movie FesUval ef Hite Guests; Mohnny Wayne and 8:66 Travel Ttase ___ : p.m. (46) Cemssaad FerforauMee (22) Chalice of Salvation (18) Special: The Medieal As Frank Shuster comedy team, for craftomanahlp Repeat' of October 18, M i 8:00 Peiat ef View. "Rocambole” Channing Pol (40) The Christophers <0) pects of Sports Marty Allen and Steve Rossi, p.m. Roger Eddy 4:48 (22) Brate 88 lack (C) (26-22-36) World Scries and comedy team and Petula Clark o Honda siveo you tte dneat t:M Whal’e New The Fearth H*tato 5:66 (8) Mike Deagtos Shaw : (48) Genatry Marie OaMvaa 16:36 (3) Look Up and Live Football STANEK ELECTRONICS (U ) TBA (8) Special: The Teacher song stylist. motoroyclea at roaionaWa Repeat of 6:30 p.m. Spisrt et the Week (86) Vaele WaMa. <0) <0 ) Speaks (46) Conversations With (8-t6) The FBI 1:88 USA: Oempeeers lln vs. Middlebury Boocor ) (21) Teaigbt Show <0) 1:46 (3) NFL Today —Game p tloeo (26) The Christophers (U> Aihertean 86 Fi:st in monthly discussion "The Assassin" A Communist 277 BROAD STREET — PHONE 649-1124 Electronic Music 9:80 (U) Tepper series dealing with topics of New York at St. Louis and assassin is sent to kill a bishop 7:86 BUiet Nsitea Friday, Oetober M "Too Late for Love” Pro Football Report SEB ' (26) Lowes Day i i (46) Coaairy Maste OSMvaa ' interest in Connecticut educa who Is carrying a peace 8:66 Science Beperter ____ k-8ehooi Prograats (16) TThlrl/blrds tion. 2:99 (8) Seepe message from Asia to Wash. 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