FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10,1969 fAOB TWENTY LTarua Daily Nat Praaa Ron liattrlftatfr lEoftting l^pratii Yn tlM WMk Badad lba Wanttar itpt— hw 4, laaa I ad V. a. Waatta Mias Susan Walker, daughter Members of the Manchester Seven in Area VatMMa Sadqy, of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Rod and Gun Club wdll meet South Windsor Truck Farm 13,893 M idT la- About Town Walker, 17 Harvard Rd., has Monday at 8 p.m. at the club­ house, Daley Rd., Coventry. Become Citizen§ JOIH THE MANCHESTER entered the School of Radiology with fitia ■ t B rldfti’a Rotary Society at Johns Hopkins Hospital, Bal­ Files Bankruptcy Petition ■ ara M i o f OIOlToulatlait m frin havt an open meatinc on timore, Md. She is a 1663 grad­ Jonathan Schneider, 1664-65 Seven area reeldente became Manehsttm^A City of rUlago Charm Tuaaday at 8 p.m. in the church uate of Manchester High School chairman of the Young People’s hall tor all wonMn of the part^h naturalized citizens this morn­ CIVIC ORCHESTJIA and a 1965 graduate of Centen­ Society of the Walther League Hamilton Exprew, Inc., offeut Bank and Trust Company. ing at the U. 8. DUtrlct Court who a rt Interetted in helping ary College for Women. of Zion Evangelical Lutheran 4733 Sullivan Ave. has filed a 110,000; and James A. Roy at YOL. LXXXIV, NO. 291 :(TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION—CONNECTICUT U F E ) , MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1966 (Olaaatfiad Advarttziiic « Pa«a •) PRICE SEVEN CENTS wtUi tb t Chriatmas Bataar. Church, will leave Sunday after­ voluntary petition In bankrupt­ West Hartford, $54,000. House, 450 Main St., Hartford. Daughters of Liberty No. 17 noon for Concordia Collegiate cy at the U.S. Federal Court in Among Its unsecured credit­ Judge T. Emmet Clarle presided. IP YOU PLAY AN ORCHiSTRAL Hit executive board of the will have a special meeting to­ Institute, Bronxville, N. Y., Hartford. It’s president, Robert ors are Burgess and Dube of ’They are Joseph A. Blais of Women’a Auxiliary of Mancheg- night at 7 In the basement where he will prepare for the Llsotte, has also filed a petition South Windsor, $150; and 67 Wetherell St.; Dr. Robert r tar Mamorial Hoapital will meet rooms of Orange Hall. There teaching ministry of the In bankruptcy. Usotte, $22,080. John Noel Kerr and Mrs. Eliza­ INSTRUMENT State News Monday at 1 p.m. in the hogpitil will be a rehearsal for Initiation Ch'urch's Christian Day Schools. Both will be presented by Lizotte, formerly of 286 beth Kyle Kerr, both of 21 Pe­ board rooma. Membera are re­ ceremonies at 7:30. Atty. Arthur M. Lewis of H art­ Woodbrldge St., Manchester, terson Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Kazue minded to bring recommenda- The Women’a Society of j ford. Saul SeldnrMin, referee In and 25 Burke Rd., Rockville, FOR INFORMATION CALL THI tlona for B'urton’a Woman of and now of 21 Mark Dr., Wap- Ishll Hunt at Woodbrldge Rd., Two Killed The VFW Auxiliary will meet Christian Service of North j bankniptcy, will hear the peti­ Coventry. LBJ Views Disaster Scene; tha Tear. Tuesday at the post home. Methodist Church will cele­ tions. plng, has liabilities of $67,757 PERSONNEL CHAIRMAN 649^543 There will be a pot luck and Hamilton, which began busl-j and assets of $32,707. Also, Trevor Ledger-Thofnas i '» > ) ^ - Hia Women’a Society of Com­ brate the 25th anniversary of of Notch Rd., Bolton, Mrs. Mari­ 1 teacup auction at 6:30 p.m.! the organiaztion with a {X ) t - ness June 3, 1659 and ended. Among Llsotte’s creditors are In Crashed munity Baptlat Church will Members are reminded to bring | luck and party tonight at 6:30, 'Tuesday, has liabilities of $92,-1 James A. Roy, $54,354; Norma anne Lewis of 22 Village St., aponaor a ^ n d e r aale tomor­ food and items for the auction. at the church. Mrs. Tedford 903 and assets of $61,494. ' Llsotte. $2,325; Marie Lizotte, Rockville and WUllam H. Sims row from 10 a.m. to noon at Tho.se wishing further informa­ Tribou and Mrs. Russell Miner : Among Hamilton’s secured $14,955; Dr. Robert Smith of of Hartford Tpke., Rockville. 4 At Putnam rallowahip Hall. CommiiiUty tion may contact Mrs. George creditors are the Town of Manchester, $38; and Society Baptiat Church. Mra. Gordon are chairmen of the supper. Edwards of 107 Cambridge St. Mr.s. Charles Phillips and Mrs. South Windsor, $646; Connectl-' for Savings. $6,745. NEW HAVEN (AP)— Bayous Like Little Dunkirk Adams of Carpenter Rd. is or Mrs. Kenneth Aseltine. 784 Russell Holmes are chairmen chairman of the event. Grinders E. Middle Tpke. AKillingly man died early niay be picked up at Fellowship of entertainment. Program for mit Sts., police report. He told # AN APPLE FOR THE TEACHER • the coming year will be dis­ police he had run out of gas BACK TO SCHOOL today ^ injuries suffered Han or dellverlea will be made The French Club of Man­ Police Arrests at noon. cussed. and was trying to make It to a in an auto accident at Put­ chester will sponsor a public gas station before he stopped. FRESHr i \ u o o FROM THE ORCHAjRDSI nam last night. Another Whist and Setback Party Mon­ Court date Is Sept. 20. CUTS FOR ALL Ladies of St. James’ will Warren A. Robbins Sr., 38, of Divine’s Wife Many Still The Central Connecticut and day at 8 p.m. at Orange Hall. have Its first meeting of the #FEARS crash in Putnam yester­ Western Maaaachusetta Tool. Refre.shments will be sei-ved. Kelly Rd., Talcottville, was ar- Robert L. Rice, 18, of 38 Bruce AT day killed an 87-year-old Die and Precision Machining seeason Monday after a dinner Rd. was charged'wlth unneces­ # APPLES Tickets may be purchased at at 6:30 p.m. at Garden Grove. re.sted yesterday afternoon at sary noise with a motor vehicle Providence, R. I. man. Association will meet Monday the door. To Lead Sect To Be Saved •The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward J. the Vernon Police station on a I after a patrolman reportedly ob­ NATIVE! # PEA CH ES At Norwich, a zmaahup on at the Hotel America, Hart­ HALLMARK ford. There will be a reception Reardon, pastor of St. James’ warrant charging him with I served him squealing the tires West Main Streat killed a 22- The Yo»ing People’s Society Chflood- classes at 9:15 and 11 a.m. The day on a court issued warrant NATIVE Spinach, Cauliflower, Beet Greens, Beets, driven by Leon Oronowlta, 06, In nearby Gladwyne. A legal borough Rd. and Dr. Oliver Two teen-agers were arrested charging him with breach of of New 'York City. waters from Hurricane Purnell of Rockville are mem- .sacrament of Holy Communion at the Grand-Way store at the Egg Plant, Green Beans, Lima and Shell Beans, adviser said Divine -was about will be given at each service. peace In connection with a re­ The victim of the Norwich aO' 1(X) years old. Betsy. I bers of the Connecticut State Parkade last night at 7 after a cent domestic disturbance, po­ 49c Pencil Box Carrots, Peppers, Green and Yellow SQUash, Broc­ eldent waa William LaPut Jr. i Medical Society’s committee The Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, security guard accused them of His 40-year-old widow, known President Johnson saw the pastor, will give the Commun­ shoplifting. Luclen Desroslers, lice report. Court date is set for OR coli, White Sweet Potatoes, Peas, Red Peppers, W 468 Waahlngton St. as Mother Divine, has directed flood scene Friday in a two-hour on postgraduate education ion meditation, “Communion: Sept. 27. Quinn posted $200 for tour of the harsMy damaged which has arranged the 40th 16, North Windham, allegedly his release. Acorn and Butternut Squash. ALSO: Peaches, the movement the past few ' clinical congress of the society Holy and Unholy.” took recorder tapes worth about Pears, Mac Apples, Seedless Grapes, Cantaloupes, Self Defense years. Her husband’s Illness oKy. He then declared aouUim $12. Bradley G. Marks, 18, Mer- 49c Bic Pen kept him bedridden. LoulslBna a major dtsoater I and the Yale University Zion Evangelical Lutheran TELEPHONE DIVIDEND Honeydews, Nectarines and Grapefruit. BRIDQBJPORT (AP) — TTie area. I School of Medicine to be held row, allegedly took a book county coroner ruled today that "She told me that no one Church will resume its regu­ worth $1. NEW HAVEN (AP)—A quar­ School Special as »dv. on TV would talke Ms place," said The President flow from at the Yale-New Haven lar schedule Sunday .with serv­ MoUie Hightower, 48, waa act­ Washington to msJee a personal Medical Center on Sept. 24. Both boys wlH face shoplift­ terly dividend of 60 cents a ing in eelf defenae when she Austin Norris, Divine’s lawyer. ices at 10 and 11 a.m. Church ing charges in court on Sept. 27. share on common stock payable HALLMARK D F D '“"® "She said this place is not Inspection of New Orleans, Ute School will be held in the Par­ Blabbed and killed her huaband, sector hardest Mt by the hurri­ Members of the Loyal Cir­ Raymond E. Rock, 35, of 12 Oct. 15 to stockholders of rec­ ^ Produc*!*' Willie Hightower, alao 48. empty. She will carry on as she ish House at 9. There will be We.stfield St. was arrested and ord at the close of business PHARMACY INC. has been,” Norris said. "She cane which may have brought cle of King’s Daughters wrill a Bible time at 9:30 in the Abaolvlng Mra. HlghtowM* thia carnival city Its severest COIN OPERATED beg^ their fall schedule of charged with disregarding a Sept. 20 was announced ’Thurs­ 277 West Middle Tpke. 276 OAKLAND STREET • OPEN 7 DAYS • 648-6884 from criminal blame. Coroner said she expects Mra (Divine) to sanctuary. S\mday School en­ stop sign early yesterday after­ day by the Southern New Eng­ Manchester carry on as he has been, al­ natural disaster. WASH-’N-DRT CLEAN 1 meetings Monday at 7:45 p.m. rollment will be taken in th e : laadore L. Kotler aald In hla ‘”Thls state will Mtfd its way 11 MAPLE ST. in the Fellowship room of noon at Woodbrldge and Sum­ land Telephone Oo. finding that Hightower, after though he won’t be physically Parish House. present.” out of tMs sorrow, and the na­ Aeroaa From First National Center Congregational Church. staying out all night, came tional government will be beside Store Parking Lot VFW Auxiliary will sponsor borne In a “briligerent attitude’’ Divine’s last public appear­ you every step of the way,” Miss Sandra Auden, daugh­ a card party tonight at 8 at about 6:80 a.m, on Aug. 28. - (AP Photolaz) ance was in April 1963 — the , OPEN 7 OATS ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Johnson said before flying back 18-U>. Waak—25e the post home. 17th annlversaiy of Ms mar­ to the capital. Auden of 107 Crestwood Dr., Back Elections ^Firsf Nurse Gets Attention riage to Mother Divine, the President Johnson Talks with Refugee During Disaster Area Tour 8-Lb. JHy Clean—88.00 . registered this wreck for class­ former Edna Rose RltcMngs, a The rescue operation by 0 Lba. Or Uatden—81-00 es at the Grace-New Haven HARTFORD (AP)—The feel­ Four classmates provide plenty of help and atten­ native of Montreal. Known hundreds of craft had already School of Nursing. Water Firm Gets ing of t)te constitutional conven­ tion for Leslie Sampson, 22, of Pitcairn, Pa., the among sect leaders before the brought out an estimated tOfiOO tion’s committee on general pro- first male nurse to be graduated from Philadelphia marriage as "Sweet Angel," she people, poUce said. At least an­ Safety Award vlsiona la that probate judges (general Hospital’s school of nursing. towered six Inches above her 6- other 10,000 were still In (he. in­ and sheriffs should continue to foot-2 husband. Pakistani Planes Attack undated area, some pepched on The Manchester Water Co. SEARS IS be elected, rather than appoint­ Divine did not disclose their rooftops, the only Mgb points Yes Sir^ ed. available. last night received the award marriage until three months ’This waa announced Friday As communications were re­ of merit from the American after it took place in Washing­ paired and fkxxl waters ebbed, Water Works Association by committee co-chairmen John ton. He told guests at a banquet iUBop of Avon and Mrs. Chase Supply the death toll of the storm rose (AWWA) for Its safety record MY KIND OF STORE! Sealab 2 Aquanauts in PhiladelpMa that he was Vital Air Routes [to 34 in Louisiana, Arkansas, In 1964. Going Woodhouse of Baltic. married In name only. 85 East Center St. The announcement apparently ’’(3od is not married,’’ he de­ Mississippi and Florida. The award was made by signalled the death of proposals NEW DELHI, India<^Brahmaputra River at Pandu.^Thakurgoran In East Pakistan BtiU to be counted was 11m AWWA National President I won’t mind driving the girls to the new Sears. There’ll clared. The Bridge is used to reinforce were "heavily bombed and At Summit St. to integmte the probate court Mother Divine remained In (AP)—India said today loss to property and crops from Samuel Baxter at the Connecti­ Into ths rest o< tbs Mate court To Surface Tomorrow troops In the northweM frontier Mrafed" by the Indian air force Betsy’s winds and floods. Agri­ cut section of AWWA meeting be no problem parking . . . and while they’re shopping I seclusion today at the 32-room,, some of its strategic air- area where Peking attacked In Friday. The agency said it had syMem and to make the office 73-acre estate in Gladwyne. She ports culture offlclala estimated ths WEEKEND CASH AND CARRY SPECIAL at Les Shaw’s restaurant. New oC sheriff an appointive poet or LA JOLLA, Calif. (AP)—^Nine astronauts made fi­ and supply routes 1962. not received damage and casu- cost to the Important cotton, Haven. can browse for hours in air-conditioned comfort in the was sheltered even from follow­ T h e government radio | ally reports. do away wltlT it oompletejy. nal preparations today for what might qualify as one ers by 18 secretaries. near Chinese-ruled Tibet rice and sugeir cane crops alone Ernest Morse, president of All state ju^gea e x c ^ pro­ .iscere attacked by Pakis­ claimed at midday that the In­ Officials In New DelM an­ at $30 to $40 million or more. the Manchester Water Co., ac­ many men’s departments that really fascinate me! bate judgtr-tny'nppoiBwr by of history’s longeat-ti^Su-ovec a short distance. ^ - Mother -JSirine w«nt ahead dians had pushed back a Pakis­ nounced that U.N. Secretary- cepted the award on behalf of Tbe nine men are participants'^ with plans for a three-day cele­ tani jets and that hun­ tani counterattack on the west­ General U Tliant was not ex­ (Bee Page Three) Ifae governor, subject to approv- In the Navy’s Sealab 2 under­ bration marking the 12th anni­ the management and employes. fjj the le^Blature. day by another group of nine dreds of Pakistani para­ ern front near the Indian city of pected here until Sunday morn­ 1.69 Singled out especially were the water living project. They are versary of the purchase of Ferozepore, destroying 12 Umks Carnations \ ^ ing on the second leg of Ms divers, Including a hospital troopers have landed. company’s low accident rate KXPEOI MORE TOBACCO scheduled to surface Sunday Woodmont, Divine’s home. TTie and capturing 16. OPEN TILL 9 P.M. ’THURSDAY and FRIDAY corpsman who will make phy- estate, Mgh above the Schuylkill The government radio' report­ peace mission to the war-torn Pbpc Reaffirms and its low rate of time lost on WASHINO’rON (AP) — The after spending two weeks 206 TMs raised to 189 the number subcemtinent. feet bmeath the surface of the siolog;ical studies of the divers, River, reportedly cost $1 mil­ ed three Pakistani air strikes the job. Agriculture Department fore­ including blood tests to deter­ against the airport at Guahatl, a of tank kills claimed by India, Thant left Rawalpindi, the cast an increased Connecticut Pacific Ocean. lion./ wMch acknowledges losing 36 of Eucharist Belief mine the amount of helium In Expensive cars, many from major communications center Pakistani . capital, today after tobacco crop Friday. But their rise to fresh air wlU their bloodstreams. in the oil-rich eastern state of its own. two days of apparently fruitless According to the department’s make a snail’s pace look like a out of state, rolled onto the VATICAN CITY (AR) — Pop# S M ^ R S Friday the personnel transfer grounds Friday for the feast. Assam and a supply center for New DelM announced Friday talks with officials there. He estimates the 1965 crop- will rocket in comparison. units guarding the frontier with that Indian troops had with­ met with Pakistani President Paul VI today reaffirmed Ro­ l.'i 'I lll’l K '.Nl : I 'l I amount to 3,610,000 pounds of capsule was brought to the sur­ Many of the occupants believed man Catholic teacMng con­ Doctors say a swift rise to the face so divers could clean out a that Divie was Immortal, that Red China. drawn in the area, under heavy Mohammed Ayub Khan and binder and 10,540,000 pounds of surface would probably be fatal. Pakistani attack. Defense Min­ Foreign Minister Z.A. Bhutto. cerning the Eucharist. He said People Are AH Talking About school of anchovies that had he would not die. Three unsuccessful enemy air he was concerned at some the­ wrapper. L.ast year’s crop in­ So the aquanauts will enter a raids also were reported on a ister Y. B. Chavan had In­ ’Thant told newsmen at the cluded 8,867,000 pounds of bind­ special personnel transfer cap­ (See Page Two) vital bridge across the wide formed Parliament that Pakis­ ological writing on the subject. (See Page Three) airport he could not comment In the tMrd encyclical letter er, and 9,760,000 pounds of wrap- sule that will take them to the tani shells had fallen in Fero­ on his talks before meeting In­ par. surface where they will enter a zepore, 10 miles Inside the bor­ of Ms reign, the pontiff reassert­ dian goveniment leaders. ed the Roman Catholic teaching GAS TAX REVENUE decompression c h ^ b e r on the der. There were these related de­ mother sMp’s deck. , that the body and blood of Jeeus HARTFORD (AP) — The Winner to Be Named Tonight “Fierce flg;htlng” was under velopments : Christ are truly and substantial­ Mate gasoline tax produced $10.5 From the time they enter the way in West Pakistan’s north­ —Soviet Premier Alexei N. ly present In the consecrated you’ll find everything you want million in revenue during the capsule until they emerge into ern sector, Indian radio sold. No Kosygin met with Indian Am­ bread and wine of the Euchar­ GRINDER KING first two months of the. fiscal fresh air at sea level, doctors indication of who was winning bassador Triloki N. Kaul in ist. W HERE IS n? m ar, State Tax Commissioner say 86 hours will have elapsed. was given and an official Moscow today to dlscuse ttie His document, called "Mister- John L, BulUvan announced Fri­ WatcMng the whole process — spokesman declined to comment Paklstan-Indta conflict, ’Toss lum Fidel” — The Mystery of all on one floor...including day. from Ms vantage point 206 feet before a briefing scheduled la­ reported. 176 SPRUCE STREET ARCOSS FROM COLONIAL APTS. Miss America Night ter in the day. the Faith — was issued today as Nine other state taxes pro­ below — will be aMronaut-aqua- Officials in New DelM 8th —The Pakistani envoy to Lon­ a reply to recent theolo^c^ duced $22.2 million. ’The total naut ■ M. Scott (Jarpenter. Car­ don Friday night protested the discussion on the meaning of the for the ten faxes — $32.7-mll‘ penter, a Navy commander, will graf. NEXT TO POLY.CLEAN CENTER ATLANTIC (JITY, N.J. (AP)®19, of Overland Park, took the<»current Miss America, will be ’The Pakistani government Britlsh-Ameri<;an embargo on Eucharist. complete assortmen^ts of... lion — represents an Increase of stay down another 16 days for a — Linda Sue Folsom always swim suit honors after display' named just before midnight to­ arms to the warring countries A number of Roman Catholic $2 per cent over similar reve­ total of 30 days beneath the sur­ radio in Rawalpindi said fierce wanted to become a concert pi­ ing her 36-23-36 figure on a 6- night. fighting is going' on In the Sial- and charged It would favor In­ theologians, especially In Hol­ nues collected during the same face. anist but two years ago she met foot-7 llS-pound frame. The new queen will take home dia. land, haVe been describing the period laM year. Carpenter wlU be joined Sun­ kot and Kasur sectors, 150 miles • Fashion tailored suits, for men and young men. the Rev. Mr. George Frey. Now Miss Alabama and Miss a $10,000 scholarsMp and per­ east of Rawalpindi. —^Turkey and Iran, allies of bread and wine of the Eucharist the Alabama entry in the Miss Kansas, each assured of at least sonal appearance, contracts esti­ Pakistan In the Ontral Treaty as symbols. TMs view Is similar • Made-to-measure suits. America pageant has her eyes a $1,000 scholarship for being a mated at $80,000. The radio claimed Pakistani Organization, suggested Friday to that held by some Protea- • Famous Hercules work clothing for every need. on the Metropolitan Opera. preliminary winner, even if they Miss Alabama, a Methodist, troops and planes have de­ night that the United Nations tants. stroyed 100 Indian tanks In the • Nationally known Pilgrim shirts and furnishings. "I hated opera and had don’t make the semifinals to­ said she would like to combine send a peace force to the area Pope Paul said in Ms encycli­ played the piano since I was In night, jdined four previous pre­ her singling career with her last five days. of the Indla-Paklstan war. Both cal letter he believed he had to • Gold Bond shoes for every dress or work occasion. 2,000 Cong Trapped the second grade," said Linda, liminary winners. church work. "Pakistani military observers countries offered to contribute speak out because there had • Sporting goods of all kinds—for “boys” of all ages. who now considers herself a Previous talent winners were "I am trying to decide be­ believe the entire jiUG (Soviet to the U.N. force from their a r been some confusion among the lyric-coloratura soprano. “But Miss Indiana, Eileen Smith, 18, tween opera and the church,” jet) strength of India has been mies. faithful. • ALLSTATE tires and auto needs of national repute. Rev. Prey got me Interested of Indianapolis and Miss South she said, “but 1 believe I will destroyed,” the broadcast said. —Prime. Minister Abdul Rah- The encyclical was Issued aa and sort of coached me. Carolina, Nancy Mre, 18, of combine them. A Pakistani news agency said • Services for autos including installation of parte. o m o U.S. Air Strike "I’m glad I switched. Now I Aiken. "I no longer play the piano the towns of Lalmonirhat and (See Page Three) (Sec Fags Three) • World famous Craftsman hand and power tools. would like to sing In the Metro- Miss Mississippi, Patsy Puck­ except for mySelf and friends SAIGON, South Viet Nam.<$> l^Iitan — where else?” ett, 20, of Columbus, and Miss but I am studying organ now • Television, radio and Hi-Fi equipment. Linda, a "kissing (second) Nevada, Kathy Blalkle, 18, of and hope to use it In my church • Electric lighting fixtures and wiring needs. (AP) — U.S. plEinee raided the Into the area after winding up a cousin" to former Alabama Carson City, won swim suit hon­ work.” headquarters of a 'Viet Cong major sweep on the Batangan Gov. James "Kissing Jim ” Fol­ ors. Miss Kansas said she has to Revolution in Teaching • Building materials for every do-it-yourself job. MANCHESTER’S ngimaiA in the Mekong Delta peninsula that reportedly killed today, U.S. mlUUtry sources 198 Viet Oong. som, Is a 20-year-old Birm­ ’The 50 contestants competed exercise daily to keep her figure « Plumbing and heating equipment of finest quality. ingham Southern College junior. each night In evening gowns, trim. ■aid. They aMimated that be­ In the air war, U.S. planes ”I just love hamburgera with • Camera and photo equipment of every kind. tween 1,(X)0 and 2,0(X) Oommu- pounded a.m ilitary barracks In She Won the talent competition but these results are never an­ ntets'may be trappisd by the air Friday night after singing nounced. lota of ketchup,” said Debbie, • Lawn and garden tools, shrubbery and trees. MOST COMPLETEr Mrikes. (See Page Four) • "Caro Nome” from "Rlgoletto." A successor to Vonda Kay who will be a Itensas City junior The Language Is English Associated Press photogra­ i Miss Kansas, Debbie Bryant. Van Dyke' of Phoenix, Arlz., this year. pher HorM Fhas flew over the EDITOR’S NOTE — NellleAwords, a-s early as the end of the^of the mistakes she has noted la area in Chuwg TMen Provlnos Thomas 1s a teacher who first grade the papers. And she asks 160 miles southwast of Saigon. decided to do something about And that's writing she teach­ class to find the mistakes. store for men He reported that escape routes children’s Inability to write es, cursive writing, not printing. ”I ’ll discuss the mistakes with leading from the headquarters English. So she devised a new Mrs. Thomas started putting them,” she said. ' "I’ll explain appeared to be cut off. system. The follovnng last of her theories to work back in why you use one verb form In­ Faaa said the bomUngs buhl five artlclee on the revolution in 1951 in the Weslvlew Elemen­ stead of another, or the differ­ i open wide areas of thick brush the 3Rs in U.S. schools tells tary School here. Ba.sic to all ence between to, too, and two. and jungle and dlscloaed Viet what Mra. Thomas’ system Is was her conviction that tradi­ But I never make the correo- Oong bimkers. about and of other develop­ tional methods don’t work be­ tlons on the board—the sea- WEEKEND SPECIAL ■* • By nightfall, U.S. aircraA^had ments in readln’ and wrltln’. cause the children don’t get tences stay there just as they made nearly 100 strikes ogoinM enough writing practice. are, the position despite 30 mfle-an- By G, K. HODENFIELD "Then I ask" the youngstere to AP Education Writer “Ohlldren leani to write by bour winds and low hanging writing,” she said, “and once write tije' sentences properly. GIANT COOKED { Mauds. It was believed the gusr- ROCKFORD, 111. (AP) So They have to go through them what Is It with youngsters and they learn to write they like to rfilas suffered heavy losses. write. I wanted a system where Ml, find the mistakes and coi> U.S. advissrs said the regt- the English language? reel the. If 1 made the correo SALAMI GRINDER “They can’t read it, they can’t they would have a writing as­ ment was believed to be com­ signment every day. tlons, the ohlldren would just posed of at least one hordoors write It, they can’t spell it, they co^y them, and they wouldn't WITH ROASTED PEPPERS, TOMATOES, PROVOLONE ' VIM Gang battalion Which U.S. can't use It,” says engllsh "And I knew the old practice learn a thing.” CRBEESE, NATIVE LETTUCE ON FRESH 18" BREAD. aircraft and government troops teacher Nellie Thomas. of the teacher taking papers On the papers handed back, have been seeking for weeks. Most of all Mrs. Thomaq home to correct at night—wMlo the pupils also are expected to Earlier, U.8. Army heMo(q;>» says, they can’t write It: the children watch television- find and correct their mistakes. ALL OTHER GRINDERS AVAILABLE INCLUDING GENOA SALAMI, tors assauMsd 100 guerrillas bs- "The monosyllabic grunts so had to go. No teacher has the "I don’t expect them to And Hsved pari of the Viet Oong many hlgh-schoolers communi­ time to do a good job of cor­ every single one,” Mre. Thomaa CAPOCOLA, HAM, HAMBURG, CHEESEBURGER, SAUSAGE AND OUR Storeside FREE PARKINC Sorce, but government soldiers cate with are tron.scrlbed with recting 1(X) to 160 papers, so Che said. ”I don’t demand perfeo- ware not landed to engage the heart-breaking fidelity to the cutd down on the writing assign­ tlon, only Improvement. Ba- SPECIALTY MEATBALL. Watch for Opening Date! hundreds oI cars daily.' Communists because of heavy scribbled page.” ments.” sides, what they don’t catch to­ sains. But, she added In an article In What evolved was a sort of day they’ll probably catch to­ Visit Stars Complata Automotiva Cantar. No time limit at Sears . . . no parking tickets, In another action, South Viet­ the journal "Illtnots Educa­ do-it-yourself learning technique morrow.^’ FRIDAY MENU . . . CHEESE GRINDERS, PEPPER GRINDERS, PEPPER tion,” "It wasn’t the pupils’ with the pupils responsible for Opan Now . , . Evarything for Your Car. meters or frenzied driving around the block for namese troops IdUed 104 Com­ Mrs. Thomas spends only S AND EGG GRINDERS, EGG PLANT GRINDERS AND ^ N A FISH GRIND- munist guerrillas In a big opera­ fault that they were lazy. Inarti­ finding their own mistakes and few days tsachlng penmanslUp- a place to park. tion this week involving several culate and llleterate. R was the correcting them. She teaches the proper form (or ■B8->(REGULAR OR ITALIAN STYLE). thousand troops in a ooaMal fault of the methods we were Here’s how It works; e a ^ letter and Instste the pupUa provlnoe, a U.S. mlUtaiy using In the first four grades.” When the puplli hand In their write each one as carefully m M spokesman said. The thing to do, Mrs. Thomas dally written assignments, Mre. K were a drawing leoean. OPEN DAILY ^ 11'A.M. to 11 P.M.. 7 DAYS a WEEK U.S. Marines Joinad the action decided, was to develop a new Thomas glances over (hem. If For the first few weeks thS MoiwlMltar Shopping Poriiada Friday In Qusng Nam Provlnoo These six girls were preliminary swim suit and ta!> rvn Blaikie, Miss Nevada; Deborah Bryant, Mias method of teaching children she finds mistakes, she doesn’t writing le almost painfully skMjb PHONE ORDERS H L 643-1370 SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. but fifhtinc has slaokened and how to write. So aha did—a marie them—she merely hands Then the'pupils begin to spsa4 ■s major oontaot has boon re­ ent winners in the Miss'America pageant* which Kansas; Nancy Moore, Miss South Carolina; Ei­ method that has cMldren writ­ the paper back to the oMld. DP, but their pentnanaWp flip ported Mnoe midweek. concludes tonight insAtlantic City. They are. left leen Smith, Miss Indiana and Lidda Folsom, Miss ing original, legible, coherent Then she goes to the board H m lUriBss vers sMIttsd to right, Patrici^ Puckett, Mias Mississippi; Kath* Akbame. (AP Photofax.) sentences with proj^rly tpelled- and writea S orlO eaateiioea, fiiS .(• a a Paga t w l BVENINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1M5 PAOB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11,1965 PAGE THRM l New Methods in Teaching Events South Windsor Events Sheinwold on Bridge LBJ Views Disaster Area; Tolland TAKE PRBOADTION8 Town, District Agree Make Writing a Pleasure In Capital Terry School Not Ready; « In World AGAINST BAD BREAK Nceth-Soath issisr* 30,000 Saved from Water PoUcs broke up o large Town OK’s Reijuest ) — Dr. Martin Luther King There la no need to feel that On Paying Water Bill (OootliiiMd from Pbg* O**) and unruly" outalda a drlvs-ln miiiaa good—at laaat it had b«t> QUESTIONS record setter. It may appropri­ Jr. aays he favors U.N. mem- you are the innocent victim of Hospital Notes rastauront on W. Mlddla Tpka. Ur. ate more*money than any other Tho Bll Tarry Sdhool ternoon aesalon at Wap- beioWp for Oommunlet China. Tho vaat offahor* oO and gaa • t 8 a.m. this morning, p^lo# For Federal Funds outregeoua fortune If one The Town and Eighth District have reached agree­ proportlM, unmoniMd ahead of "Whanavar they gat carelaaa ond peace-time Congress. wilt not open Monday. piM School. He also urged a halt In U.S. 4 A 1095 4 Nom visiting hours are t to ■ p.m. rsportsd. or sloppy,” Mrs. llioTnas said, The Office of Education says 7%a school board said bombing of North Viet Nam. opponent turns up with all of the ment on the disputed bill for water trapsmiislon lines the atorm, remeined to be in- ANSWERS The board of education, mlaaing trumps. You should sx- 5 85 OKI741 apeotad tor damage. In nil arena eorcepttng mater­ James William Jackoon, 31, Rsaldsnta at last ntght’sV”got sarleus about a rtoraafk* “t slm^y refuse to accept their nearly 90 per cent of the South­ that the arrangement At a news conference Friday, 6 KQ^II 6 659 on Lydall St. under which the Eighth District will pay nity where they nr eS to 4 p.m. work. They have to do It over. ern and border state school dis­ in an emergency joint sea- pact thta kind of break about one Reacua officials oallad for of 327 Woodbridge St. alleged­ town msstlng voted 70 to 49 to program” tor tha town, and sn ^ alon with the public build­ would cause' the mini­ following “fruitful and amica­ ♦ 7 5Y ^ •6 102141 the bill to the Manchester Water Co. until January 1 and 4:80 to 8 p.m. and private ly refused to either enter the authorlzs the board of selsot- geotod that on over-all rooroos They soon get the Idea.” tricts have adopted deaegrega mum of disruption to the ble” talks wUh U.8. Ambassa­ tlma out of ton, end you should ■ o v n i and then the disputed charge^' amall boat ownera to aid In tha M n . Thomas also used a pho* Q. I om n«ar rttirament tion plans to comply willin the ing commission and the make provision for It when you rescue. Hundreds rtapondad as rooms where they are 10 a.m. restourEuit or leave the prem­ men to fils preliminary appli­ tkm plan be mad# to provlda town manager last night, students. Every effort will dor Arthur Goldberg, King ad- 4 K7442 will be shared by town and dis­ to 9 p.m., Visitors are requested ises with the other men. He cation under ths federal open outtable recreation area# in var­ netic aysUm of teaching reading age. I wont to retire on 1984 Cl Civil ■ “ Rights ■ Act. be made to maintain mktod cenoern Over recent bel- can. ?A10» trict on a pro-rata basis. others had whan an amktaur and InnsU that each child have- Congress; Congress Is ap­ 1earne- tary attache in Oairo leave by is lucky. After he has finished and the next player poasea. You ford. port said a National Guardsman timents expressed at a town gram to get children interested the town, will also be Includ­ of the welfare of the clti2wns of was missing in a mishap involv­ 80 Vernon Circle, Vernon; Otto ed with breach of peace, police meeting Aug, 27. Residents at face” and turning down the fed­ and many others are answ-ered lion for programs over which it school will attend the af­ ping School. Sept. 21, dlplomatio sourcee said thanking you for this statament, hold: Spades, A-tOO-S; Hearts, Survivors tnohide a son, Ed­ eral Eind atate aid at the last In reading. How can you stir has little or no control. today. you can tell him why. There 8-8; DIamondB, K-Q-Jt-S; OInbs, ed in the formula. the state.” ing an am ^bious vehicle. LaShay, 34 Cornell St.; Mrs. say. He posted $100 for court that time wanted to purchase tiieir Interest with those stupid In the 80-page book “AVhat, ward H. White of Simsbury; a The Summit St. man is vice Buses, police cars, even the Mary Massacco, 71 Bluefleld appeartmee on Sept. 27. town meeting. Clough said that You’ve Got Coming from Medi-1 On the basis of the perform ’The demand that Brig. H. J. would be no escape if East held 7-8-t. What do you sayt The announcement of the daughter, Mrs. Robert Hultnuui the property with town funds, the town sh^Id only consider •Oh, oh, oh; Look, look, look’ ance thus far, the over-all re Bartholomew be removed la a all fQUj^trpmps, but the hand Answer; Bid two diamonds. agreement was made today by president and dean of the Hart­ police horse van were pressed Dr., Mrs. Margaret Materal, 174 Two arrests were made in but, because of the wording of books? And If children can’t care and Social Security” offer- ^ of Manchester and four grand' ford Graduate Center of Rens­ into service bringing the refu­ Spruce St.; Mrs. Gertrude an hour last night in cormec- buying the property with town ed as a public service of this, duction in the money bills as reprisal for Britain's ouster of s h o u l^ n made with the tour You plan to raiaa spades next, Town Counsel Irving Aronson. children. the warning, the only action funds, and that the town did read, they can’t write either.” they originated will be about 2 his London counterpart Sept. 6, tnimpe In the West hand. showing a hand too good tor a He said that both the town and selaer Polytechnic Institute of gees to high schools and the Mu­ Moeher, 106 Russell St.; Henry tion with tire squealing. open to them was to turn down In the Open Court program, newspaper. To get your copy | The Holmes Funeral Home, Connecticut. nicipal Auditoriums in the city. McDonough, RFD 1; Mrs. Carol Robert E. Simmons, 23, of 33 Ivot want "underprivileged chil­ send $1 plus your name, address per cent. sources said. / Lead King raise to two spades, but not the district agreed to pay its 400 Main St., is in chtu'ge of ar­ _ , , , purchase under the open space the children start learning let­ Brighter Side good enough tor a Jump to three The agency held Its first There were 5,000 In the auditori­ Palmer, RFD 3, Vernon; Steph­ intero dren begin bu.sed to our pond.” and Zip Code to Medicare, c/o Desegregation: The Office of Britain requested the removal After taking the ace of dia­ share according to the new for­ rangements, which are incom­ en Peck, Glastonbury; Ross CanterburyaH f>4A firtSMa S rvr t allegedly tnA ha^ u e uria a l-,^■ rjim, which they •' did by a Frank Kalaa, moderator at ter sounds and printing on their Elducation Is generally happy of Gen. Abdel Tawab Ahmad spades. mula meeting earlier this week and um sleepiiEg on cots, lining up ed the tires of the car he was 38 to 16 vote. very first day in first grade. By The Manchester Herald, P. O.' monds, South should lead the plete. elected Dr. Stoker chairman. for Red Cross emergency food, Roberts, 640 Spring St.; Michael driving on W. Center St. at the meeting, said that tha Box 489, Dept. 08042, Radio with the way Southern and bor­ Hodeib, military attache in the King of spades. Any play works O opy^bt IMS The district. In accepting the ...... ^___ _ ...... At last night’s meeting, the eighth lession they are prin­ der state school districts are Of the News United Arab Republic’a London General Features Oorpu Dr. Stoker and five of the other looking tor members of their Ryan, 64 Bunce Dr.; Henry Tie- 9:15 p.m.. police report. Jqhn meeting was called for "one ting sentences dictated by the a t y station. New York, N.Y.,i if the trumps break normally, agreement, had to compromise commission members previously families. mann, 189 S. Main St.; Augus­ Bychoiskl, 21, of 176 E. Mid- Burokos, Democratic se- ^ teacher. By the 20th, they are 10019. Make oheck payable to ! complying with the Civil Rights embasay, after he was linked but the lead of the king guards Ita previous position, which tus Williams, 2 Holcomb St.; die Tpke,’ allegedly squealed moved^to table Mtlon p^^ce at property, and Act of 1964. with the trial of a British ser­ ig U m tour ttunffielit tliS’WMt FoEierals served on the informal Gover­ Lewis Benson last saw his working with three- and four- "Medicare.” was to hold out until the over­ nor’s ReseEuch Advisory Com­ family Friday afternoon. When Mrs. Julia Wright, 67 Foster St.; his tires at the south end of o" purchasing the property un- does not rule out the purchas# sentence stories. Under its terms they must CORRECTION NEEDED Athat made the award was Lloyd geant convicted of spying for 1 charges had been paid retroac­ Sam Yules, 91 Florence St. Main St. at 9:55 p.m., police i Ul the budget ia pre­ of other property for lecreo/- promise to operate without ra­ TOLEDO, Ohk) (AP) — WWt- Kneebons. Middle Blast countries. takes the see of spadep, mittee, which was superceded the water began rising, he and In most classes, by the end of ’They’re doing better because tively. The district claimed WUlUm Phinipa by this new commUuion in an 21 neighbors including 14 chil­ BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son report. • sented at the Oct. 4 annual tlonal use in the future." Resi­ cial or other discrimination. The mer High School is using data one high diamond and from $1,400 to $1,500 a year Both Simmons and Bychol- town meeting. He suggested ______the first semester, the children they like it so much more.” penalty for noncompliance: no processing this year to aot up NEW DEUQ, India (AP) — A BOLTON — Funeral services act of the 1965 General Assem­ dren, the youngest 7 months, to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bergamini, dents then voted to table pur- 8HOEMAN PENALIZED a club. South wins and WM being overcharged be­ for William Phillips of Bolton 21 Mary Lane, Rockville; a son aki are charged with unneces- the board of recreation study i chase of the property with town have learned all the letter Like most educational innova­ federal aid. schedules for stiidents. TERRE HAUTE. Ind. (AP) — potentially explosive political a spade through West, bly. chopped a hole in the roof and sounds and blends; they know tors, Mrs. Thomas believes that Officials say 89.S per cent of Htkrvey Davis, asslsUnt su­ A shoe store owner has been crisis has beeh sidelined by the cause of improper billing. Center Rd. were held yeater' An engineer turned adminis­ climbed on top. All they had to Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Ber- aary noise and are scheduled, the property and submit a ^ funds, and to t ^ e preliminary the alphabet; they are taking American children are being ng already discovered the FBL - SAT. - BUN. day afternoon at South Meth' nardl. South St., Rockville; a for court on Sept. 27. j written report stating its plans gtepa to purchase with open the area's 6.044 districts havie perintendent, concedes there fined $3, the maximum penalty Indlan-Paklstanl war. break. j trator, Dr. Stoker recently gave was a cooler of water. When the Phillip B. Faron, 31, of 119 | for developing the area. He gp^ce funds. Increasingly difficult dictation grossly underestimated. come up with either voluntary are a few bugs to iron out under a 1906 state law prohibit­ Fateh Singh, leader of India’s Beg. Low Price f 1.00 odist Clhurch, Manchester. The the first commencement speech 115^11e-an-hour wind drove son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert from the teacher and they are "In one state—and I won’t . puts up the nine tornado tore through his farm dropping their baby elephant allow a North Vietnamese dele­ Fine Food bidd. cherubic-looking Negro Viet Guerrillas son's roofmates. and the construction ^ a fu­ the Office of Economic Oppor­ near here. gation* to enter Italy. Companion Feature H ebron One evacuee told of an elderly ChEunberlain, 6 Lincoln St.; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. themselves" and added that the writing. Ironically, they even Zanghi Replies symbol In favor of "a more dy­ In a Relaxed are Incomplete, An aide said a ______Alexander Hackney of 43 Fin- ture elementary school." He re­ seem to enjoy finding Ue mis­ tunity: “The public is entitled to He didn’t know how far until namic and mature”'one. Moro said no visas would be (Continued from Page One) couple in wheel chairs trapped Bernard Bantle, East Hart- ferred to an article appearing people living in the "under­ know anything that goes on Friday when he received a let­ granted to the Red North Viet­ public viewing would be held by the rising water. He last saw ford; Stephen'Devlneta, ^uth i St. is a freshman &t Beav- privileged areas" of our citiea takes on their own papers. Actions Louder Chairman Tom Van Sickle Atmosphere Dumping Hours Wlndsor; Mrs. Julia Jason f*" College, Glenside Pa She in "Connecticut Life,” which ••Theee youngsters aren’t here, but in some audit reports ter from Oscar Schubert, of reported the plan in an outline namese, invited to Rome by the "THE GREAT ESCAPE" Sunday at Wo^dmont, begiiuilng North Viet Nam Friday for the them as the water reached their showed Tolland to be one of "are our neighlmrs’’ and added there are matters pertaining to Kent, m., 130 miles east, ^hu- of Young Republican programs Italian Communist party. Enjoy Your Favorite at 10 a.m. chins. 277 Tolland Tpke.; Mrs. Flavia ■ ^ graduate of Manchester three towns in the state with he would be "glad to share our pressured or pushed, they jump Than Words individual human beings. They second straight day. EJight High School. recreational fEioilltles with a t it,” said Ato. ’Thomas. “They bert said he found on his farm a he eent th« party’s national He said visas to nationals of Cocktail While Here SIEVE JMIES WaiAM Divine started his movement On Weekdays Another who couldn’t swim Dotchin, 66 Dougherty St.; more than 20 per cent of its like to learn. They like to ex­ au'e entitled to their privacy.” $26 savings bond with Wilson’s chairman, Ray C. Bliss. states not recognized by Italy 47 years ago in New York’s buildings were reported de­ looked on helplessly as the Mrs. Patricia Topich, Storrs; population composed of pre­ them.” Jack Hood Vaugim, assistant are granted only to persons on There will be no Sunday press themselves. -They’re the RepuMiean First Selectman name and address on It TTte new emblem has not yet Rt. 8.7, Lebanon, Conn. MCQUEEN (MNER inimoun Harlem. He preached a, doctrine Being Changed stroyed. foaming water from the storm Harold Lltwinls, Wapping; School ClELsses tomorrow at school children. most wonderfully creative Carmelo Zanghi replied yester­ secretary of state fcr inter- been unveiled. economic and trade missions. of strict honesty, chastity, ______In a series of raids by Viet inched over a pick up truck. Roberta Leech, East Hartford; He also Euked what the town American affairs: “The (seven- Italy does not recognize the Ha­ Phone 428-0266 North Methodirt Church. Class­ things on God’s earth—when we day to a challenge issued by RIGHT MAN, RIGHT JOB ‘The current symbol is Pun­ cleanliness and loyalty to coun­ The Hebron town dump, on Cong in Long Khanh Prortnee Four young children in it, Brian Anderson, Wapping; es will begin Sunday, Sept. 19. would receive for its money, Dr. H. S. Barrett give them a chance.” nation) trip confirmed my belief BOULDER, Colo. (AP) — A noi regime. try. His cult spread throughout about 40 miles east of Saigon, climbed as high as they could, Mary FarreU, 96 Dartmouth 'Thomas Manning, Qie Democra­ that our Latin-American policy chy, a baby elephant clad in the sand pit site, will continue Eidding that CrEmdall’s was pri­ The teachers, too, are sold on woman was awarded $7,000 boxing trunks and gloves,” Van this country and abroad. His the guerrillas inflicted moderate then Were seen no more. Rd.; Mrs. Judith Carlni, Co­ Miss Alicia PHkaltis of 11 En­ marily a ’’Bwimmlng hole" that the idea. Said Mary Kamp, a tic candidate for Zanghi’s job is basically sound.” damages Friday in a suit MOSCOW (AP) — Romanlln followers, many for whom Di­ to be open from 8:30 a.m. to casualties on the defenders of lumbia; Richard Allely, 607 Safety Speaker Ray C. Bliss, Republican na­ Sickle’s report said. "Because glewood Dr. hEis begun a three- would need further development first-grade teacher: in the October town elections, against the city. She alleged she of its immaturity, it is se Idom party leader Nicdae Ceausescu vine had found jobs, turned in 4:30 p.m. on Saturdays and one outpost as it was overrun Hartford Rd.; Mrs. Lillian month course in psychiatric and asked why the town was “The children are always ask­ to debate the problems facing tional chairman: “1 urged them broke her knee on a poorly left the Soviet Union today after their earnings to finance Di­ Morris, 63 Hilltop Dr.; Carl not given more thsm one site Dr. Harold S. Barrett of 120 (48 political professors) that worn as a piece of jewelry by Sundays. The hours are being Pope Reaffirms nursing at the Institute of Liv­ S. Lakewood Circle will ^ one ing to wriite stories. Some of the community. maintained street. anyone other than teen-age Re­ a visit which he said “will favor vine's work. J * rp, A a engaging the Viet Cong, Johnson, 33 Hamlin St.; Mrs. ing, Hartford. The daughter of to select from. them don’t even want to go out they join with me in this drive the further development of co­ chEuiged for Tuesday and U.S. sources said. Josephine Herter, 17 Keeney of the moderators at a five-day Said Zanghi, “Some politi­ A member of the six-man jury publicans. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony PllkaJ- Buroksis was staked by a res­ course In atccident prevention at recess. I’ve never seen first- cians, having very UUle to do, to rebuild and revitalize the Re­ operation between our coun­ Thursday because it now gets Eucharist Belief St.; Mrs. Louise Bruiting, 66 ident if there weis imy group publican party.” tis. She is a student at Hartford programs sponsored by the Con­ graders write original stories make it an art to debate and tries.” dark earlier. (Jn Tuesdays and BANDLEADER’S MOTHER Mountain Rd.; Daniel Way, He­ Hospital School of Nursing. in town who needed a swim­ before. It’s wondei^, just won­ The new Kremlin leadership Pakistani Planes Thursdays, thrt dump will be MIDDLETOWN (AP) — Mrs. (Continued from Page One) necticut State Department of criticize U\eir opponents.” bron; Mrs. Irene MEuatrangelo, ming area more than the chil­ Health when M. c^ns at the derful.” ’’Conscientious elected offi­ CAPITAL FOOTNOTES has been trying tq improve So- open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 ! Carmellna Pestritto, mother of 217 Jackson St.; Mrs. Alice dren. The (jlvil Service Commission Marine Private Shepherd Griswold Inn in Groton Mon­ Said Frances Shelton, a thlrd- cials work and try to serve their Space Helps Man Exploit viet-Romanian relatione, dam­ Hit Kejr Airports p.m., until further notice, be- i band leader Tony Psiator, died Homan datholic prelates from O’Neill,, 17 Doane St.; John Reale, son of Mr. and Mrs. Considerable discussion en­ n ad e teacher: "I’m getting says its voting registrars have aged by tormer Premier Nikita ginning this coming week. ' Friday at the age of 82. around the^ world flocked to day. community and bring vital is­ Wolfe, Warren Ave., Vernon; Louis Reale of 142 Cooper Hill sued, primarily about the meth­ Dr. Barrett wiH also present Better work from my third- sues to the public at town meet­ added 42,860 persons, mostly Khrushchev's attempts to im­ School Site Meeting Mrs. Pestritto was bom in Rome for the flmil session of the Winston Cornish, Coventry; od residents should use to vote graders here than I got from Negroes, to the voting rolls in pose plans lor East bloc eco­ St., WEIS recently graduated a review of rqcreationEil safe­ ings, so that the public can de­ Hostile Underwater World (Continued from Png^ One) A special town meeting has Italy and lived in Middletown Vatican EJcumenlcal Council. Mrs. Barbara (Jhapmsm and from Marine recruit training at in favor of the open space ty programs emd problems dur­ my fifth-graders at the school cide on the issues that affect Alabama, Louisiana and Missis­ nomic development on Roma­ been called for Wednesday at for the pEist 88 years. She was An encyclical is a letter from son, Ellington; Mrs. Susan program, which was item three Where I taught last year. sippi. . .The American Political nia. the Marine Corps Recruit De- ing the series of lectures which the welfare of the community.” man of Malaysia was reported 8 p.m. to act upon a site report the widow of GaetEuio Pestritto. the Pope to his bishops and oth Bertrand and daughter, 81 Re­ jx)t, Parris Island, S.C. He has on the warning. Town counsel are designed for state public “You cannot fairly judge a Science Association has LOS ANGELES (AP) — By^the survivors, it goes back to Besides Tony Pastor, survi­ er persona for whom he Intends gan St.,: Rockville. Robert King evplalned several presented its 1966 distinguished 1970, an underwater research the scene to hunt for debris. today to have suggested a Com­ from the school building com­ been assigned to (jamp Lejeune, health workers smd those in eU- candidate by what he is going monwealth meeting be sum­ mittee, recommending that the vors include three other sons. his message. Today’s 6,500-word DISCHARGED TODAY: N.C., for four weeks of £id- times that, if the town wished lied. professions. to do if elected. He can only be congressional service award to expert says; man will know Whatever it finds it picks up Stubby Pastor, who is also a encyclical wEis addressed to all to purchase the property with Sens. John Sherman Cooper, R- with extendable mechanical moned to deal with the Indla- town accept eis a gift from Jo­ Ivan Simmons, East Hartford; vanced infantry combat trsUn- He is currently state depnty judged honestly by what he haa some regions of the now-myste­ Pakistan crisis. seph A. and Frances M. Bar- band leader, and James and Roman Catholic bishops, priests George Tabor Sr., 28 Crest- Ing. its own funds — therrtiy pre­ commissioner of public health BACK TO SCHOOL done in the past.” Ky., and John O. Pastore, D- arms and stores It aboard for MEADOWS""'” William Pestritto of Middle- Eind faithful. wood Dr. venting non-residents from us­ R.I., and Reps. Wilbur D. Mills, rious ocean better than he later study by experts seeking Hiro SPCfO nph) BI 91 North —U.S. Undersecretary of rasso a school site of about 22 and head of the Office of Pub­ Zanghi concluded, “Since you State (ieorg* W. Ball told a acres on Jagger Lane, with the town; and two daughters, Mrs. It was dated Sept. 3, but was Mancherter Marter Barbers ing the fEuMlltles—they should lic Health of the State Health D-Ark., and William M. McCul­ knows many wilderness areas clues to the cause of the disas­ Louis Saraceno and Mrs. Guy published today in the VatlCEin vote yes on item one. eiFTS FOR ALL cannot please everybody you are loch, R-Ohio. . .The Smate haa ter.” HELD OYER! news conference in London Fri­ school to be named "The Jo­ Association will have a dinner Dept., having joined that de- bound to have some dissenters. on the surface. day that he had discussed the seph R. Barasso School.” TomEissl of Middletown. Newspaper L’Osservatore Ro Tuesday at 7 p.m .at Miller's He explained that if the town pEmtment in 1960. I believe the taxpayers of any voted to give its members and Or, suppose the hulk on the mEmo. Vernon voted to purchase the property AT their employes pins for service The forecaet comes from a bottom is a ship, worth millions LAST DAY—Peter OToole In “LORD JIM”-^ o lo r possibility of Red China's inter­ Voter Making Restaurant for members Emd town prefer a candidate who is former submariner and eclentist vention in the Indla-Paklstan associate members'. There will for the purchase price of $66,- capable and willing to serve, to of 10 years or more. . .The if it can be raised: n ie board of Ewlmisslon will 5(X), as stated in item one, they Army plans to more than triple recently named to handle the “We know there wouldn’t be conflict with British leaders. be In session today until 8 be a business meeting after the one who might be a good de- industrial end of a five-year -^-Communist North Viet Nam dinner. could not vote to apply for pur- Town GOP Aides HALLMARK bator.” its output of second lieutenants any survivors in a ship,” Krapf In Color With p.m., to make new voters of Town Directors Screening GOP Women chEise of the same property un­ this year. The planned increase Navy program called DSSP— says, “so we won’t need the ve accused BritEiin and the United those tound qualified. Natural­ der the open space program. - ______"THE BEATLES" Tech. Rgt. Robert E. ChEim- At Works(iop is necessary to keep pace with a for Deep Submergence Systems hide this time. Instead, a sur States today of sowing discord ization papers should be pre­ Mrs. Edith Knight asked Atty. boost in auttorized strength. Project. j lavoface vesselvesaei willwui lower an underunaer- Also In Color between India and Pakistan "to sented by naturEdized citizens, Show Styles berlain, .son of Mrs. Dora B. PHARMACY Steve McQueen Applicants for Manager Chamberlain of Petersburg, King how long it would take to Francis DellaFera, chairman Tne technology that has en- shelter In which divers can STARTS TOMORROW! •TiJiaa” 2:00-5285-9:16 ‘ carry out their aggressive and aa usual. process the purchase of proper­ t i l W. Middle Tpke. abled men to probe far into out- live for days or weeks while at- •THE GREAT ESCAPE” warmongering plans in Asia.” Subdlvlsiona OK’d Ind., was recently awarded the of the Manchester Republican' U.S. Air Force Commendation ty under the open space pro­ Town Committee; Mrs. Siuinda er s ^ c e dso has brought new toching balloons to Uft the Children under 12 freuf Tlhe statement was carried in Frederick J. Wythe, secre­ The town’s board of dlrec-<^has resigned after 13 years in On Tuesday gram. King replied that it would Plus Spueid WHIST AND Sealab’s Crew capability in inner space,” says wreck to the surface.” GIANT FRFF PLAYGROUND the official Hanoi newspaper tary of the Plaimlng smd Medal at Homestead AFB, Fla. Taylor, ita vice chairman; and tors is now In the process of the post, there is plenty of His wife, Lillian, is the daugh­ take about one year from pre­ the five district leaders, were Nhan Dan. Zoning Commission, has sm- time, Etocordlng to Stone, to The Vernon Republlcsm Wom­ liminary appllcaUon to final ap­ Bonus Gift — Set to Surface; nounced that the following ap- reviewing about 46 appllca- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ceu"! Reuth- among more than 400 Riepubll- SETBACK r r , a s-r, choose a replEicement amd still en’s Club will sponsor a fash­ er, 81 Brookfield St. proval. Mrs. Knight then Eisk^ cans, from all sections of the with every SX.00 purchase of Correction plications have been approved tlons for the post of general give him enough time to give ion show at Flano's Restaurant King if the six-month option on _____ by the commission: Adelsu’d manEiger, in order to reduce state, who attended a GOP- school supplies, your choice (Continued from Page'One) will be made possible by expert- notice at his present place of In Bolton Tuesday evening, be­ Miss Maryann Elizabeth Ko- the Crandall property would run workshop today at the Statler- of »— SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11,1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ ^TURDAY, SEPTEMB^ 11^ 1966 kcfe roui m

We are not certain our readers win Area ChurclieB Kids* flutters Gemini 5 Debriefing Ends, HUmrl^rster deduce, for themselvee, the ntoral front ^ fra lb these two Items In the news—not even RUM LulhstM Omreh UBIMI Lift IVtorale V^Peoplqi^ Pair Itch for Moon Flight those who do happen to remember why C h u rch !e s RoekvUIe Manchester ■mr, wUBnm Bslksg, Pester Connecticut le someUmes called the Trinity OssrsMurt Ckerek^, O m r e b . SA M deoP s annreh Rsv. Jsmes LAusNa manned BPAOB *> wrote to a ohampiona who Itch to fly to ths til# dayside you'd be trying to Sunday. All depanments will 10 a.m., Worship Ssrvlos. Ser­ Noon. sleep and you'd Invariably start genuine old-fashioned article, that . SaiidHniRd man preaching. olose of third graders In Utica: moon, proved to spocs offlelsls’ meet In Uie Sanctuary. mon: "What Mskse the Churdh S to 8 p.m., Ckureh Idhool satisfaction man could survivs a looking out ths window st some would be us, selling to sleepy, content­ Tick?" SA Jsmes* CRnreh ' Wapplng "The hearts of soldiers here , A Two-Yoor Institution of Higher Education 10:48 a.m., Mominc Worship. Rmr. James A. Blrdsan, Vlear staff mssting. roundtrlp lunar voyags, of these places snd wind up nsv- ed, unimaginative Burope. Sermon; "The Power and the Msgr. Edward J. Reorden,. ora with you.‘ We love you." Ths Osmint 6 space twins er slseplng during the dayside Pastor N e’W 's ^ And now, the moment Burope eatchee W e e ." Nursery. P in t d n m h el ChrteA Is Oongngoltaml Two months ago, the 8-year' wound up 11 days of debriefing beesuee you hated to miss any-1 •lIMKaUPTlON R A Tn StoaSst Rot. Bugw e B, Ttirpey 7:80 o.m.. Holy Communion. Taleottvllla l>a]rmbl* la A draao* ^ 3:S0 p.m., Vleltatloa at Oreen Church olds at 81. Agnei School posted on their eight-day flight Thurs­ thing," Cooper said. us trying to make ourselves something 447 N. Mala SA Rev. t a.m., Holy Communion. “ . Tmt ...... Lodge Convalescent Home. Jess A ■ Wednesday, 7:48 p.m. Even- Bev. Rohsrt K. 88 letters to "American eoldlers, day with on entmulastie story Both plIoU felt they wsre| Mofithi •••••••••*•••••• genuine, it le Burope which waiits to 7 p.m.. Board of Chiiatioa Rov,. J M J. (PBrien ,C,' pretty good housekeopers. I MtOOtllM •«•••••••••••• Mtaistor Viet Nam.” "Doc” le one of 1 of lots of work, sxcltemsnt snd COURSE OFFERINGS a.m., Sunday ssrvlos, Sun­ B9 ••••••••••••••••• send us the plastic imitation.' education and youth eounaellors. 11 ***^hursday, 7:48 p.m., Healing more than 30 who replied. only s few frustrstlone. Cooper said he had warned Monday, 7:80 p.m.. Church day School and nunoiy. Maskes at S, T, S. S, 10:18 and Tommy Manvllle Before their news conference. Gemini 7 pilots Frank Borman lEBMBBR OF -n :80 a.m. Service. 11 a.m., Wonhlp Isrvlos. Sun­ A typical letter from Utica board. Christian Scisnos oburohes said; NEW YORK (AP) — Two Or. Robert Gilnith, director ot and James A. Lovell Jr. "stow- THB AajOCIATBD P M » will explors the subjsot of "Sub­ day School and Nurasiy, Ser­ AMOoUOad^m la •aclu'jX*'/.!. Tuesday, 1 p.m., Ladles. Pray­ Venou Methodist Churoh mon; "What Is ChrlsUsn Edu­ "Dear American Soldier: I phystciane sey multimillionaire the Manned Spacecraft Center, sgs snd housekeeping will be| UM Of ropubUoaUon of. er Fellowship. stance.’ ’ Passages to bd con­ Church ef the Asenmptkm their No. 1 problem." FALL SEMESTER 1965 Big Bntter-And-Eggs Year Too RA 80 cation.’’ am proud of your bravery, even Tommy Manrillo is too 111 to noted that the Oooper-Oonrad .,4 crodlted'•foiiou to1.. It.» or"not o ih e r ^ e credit Wednesday, 7:M p.m.. Mid­ sidered from the • ChrlstlBn "We would be remiss if we | pMpor aIbo tho looftl ntwi pu^ Adams SA ORd lliompeaa Rd. Rev. Morton A. Magee Monday, 7:80 pm ., Property the soldiers who are unknown testli^ about Wo marital flight matched the time it would Barlier in the season, we concluded week Service. Discussion: "An Science textbook Include: p. 364: Rev.~ ~Fnuicle J. MUwlek are not forgotten. You went status. take to fly to the moon and didn't say wo got a little fnia- All tMU of ropublloAtloo of apocUl 41*> 7, 18. (Science end Health with committee. trated on the fifth, sixth, and I that this was particularly the summer Blxample of Prayer." Pastor 9 a.m., WoreWp Servloe. Tuesday, 8 p.m., Church Coun­ over to Viet Nam to protect us The New York State Supreme back. "Now oeeaptlng applications for singit coursos or dagreo programs in th# following curricula: ’ ktiHMe aAreln art alao r»—rred. Friday, 8 p.m.. Covenant Wo­ Key to ’fhe Bciiptures by Mery Rev. Ernest J. Ooppa seventh days,” Conrad said. He of vervain, the somewhat mystical CMld oore. Sermon by the cil. In the United States — your Court Friday ordered a medical The results, I think, prove Tbo HeraM Prlntlnf O oin pw . Inc., aa> men's Oulld. Boxer Eddy). Bible passages examination for Monvlllo, 72, man can do this and do It well,” pointed out that often they ainiM no financialciAl reTOnilWOtyreiponaleintr for typo-typ®" bluish-purple cloud which dominated pastor. Wedneidey, U o.m.. Mission­ friend Mary." # Businass Administration # Pra-Enginaaring # Accounting # Ganaral Studios . Include .verses from 1 Oorln- Mosses St 7, 8, 9:18, 10:80 Tlie children’s letters reached who Is being sued by one of his he said. would try to observe tsrgete on iraphloal erron aopoaruiK ■ In adrorttanienta thlsns 3: 9, 10. ary Society. the ground and the craft would ^ othar readlnci( laattor m The IfAnchoAtoa our droughty summer paaturee. And It Concordia Lutheran Ohnreli and 11:48 a.m. SA Oeorge’s Eplsoopol Church the front page of the Army many ex-wives, Anita Roddy- The flight apparently revealed • Exacutiva Sacratarial • Libaral Arts and Sciancas • Madical Laboratory Assistant tvanlnK H«r a l d . ______proved that vervain waa a plant o f\ 40 PlUdn SA Wednesday, S p.m.. Testimony newspaper, the Observer, pub­ Eden. She is asking the court to no major problem areas that be drifting nose upward and RA 44A Bolton Vemon Methodlet Ohnreh ” we wouldn’t eee anything but ,rric* client of N. E. A. Berrlce, ^ Rev. Paul C.. Kaiser, Pastor meeting. SA Bartholomew's Ohnreh Rov. Douglas E. Theuner, Vloor lished in Saigon. declare her Ws legal wife. might endanger or delay the many fancied properties, of interest to Reading Room hours st 74S RA SO black sky.” • Madical Sacratary • Businass Data Procassing ^ ,.je r» RoproaenUtlyea — Rev. Philip Hneeey, Pastor Rev. Morton A. Bfogea "The main purpose was to Two doctors submitted affi­ Gemini program, with Gemini 6 _iiewa Special .^oncy — New York. Chi- many people. 9 a.m., Holy Communion Mahf St., excepting legal holi­ Rov. Richard O. Bedloa davits to back up the contention on tap Oct. 28 and the marathon Cooper said "at no time did I ' 4MT0. Ootrolt and Boston. .ntj-irrY a 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. boost the morale of our sol­ we feel any 111 effects. In fact, I ^ iiK M B B R AUDIT BURHAU OF CIRCUliAr The same drought condition which Church School and Nursery. days, Monday through Friday, Assistant Pastor of Manville’e present — and 14-day Gemini 7, sometime In and Continuing Education Courses 10:18 a.m.. Holy Communion 9 and 10 a.m., Wofehip Ser­ diers," said Sister Rita Shawn. felt considerably better on this . VIONS. ______^ 10:80 a.m.. Holy Communion 11 a.m. to S pjm. and Sermon. 11th — wife, Christina, that he December. seemed to help produce a big year for ■ Church School and Nursery. vice and child ears. Sermon by "I am so tired of hearing about flight even than I had felt after | PtRpIsy AdTorUslnc elootof h om t Masses at 6:46, 7:46, 9, 10:16 the pastor. Church School elass- college students demonstrating is too sick to testify. One physi­ The space agency Is wasting vervain in what would normally have Pastor Kaiser will preach his South Methodist Omreh and 11 :S0 a.m. cian said Manvllle suffers from no time preparing for the criti­ the MA-9 flight, which I person­ For UonAMj — 1 p.m. Frtday. Plret Congregatloiial Churoh ee. against our own boys out there ally feel waa due to the fact that I SX>r5v>r TuwidAjriTiwiamy — 1j. p.ra. MoodA^ been the moist pasture lowlanda has final eermcn at both services. Rev. J. Manley Shaw, DJD. United Church of Christ that I just had to do some­ dizziness, weakness, shortness cal Gemini 6 flight, a one or WorFtor Wednesday — I p m. * “ • Church School promotion at both Pootor of breath, and pains In the Jaw, two-day mission that will In­ at all times we had an excellent ForBbr Thursday — 1 pp.nv We.deadline t 10*90av-90 a.n^ earfi day ca Where nothing else would grow, In 6:30 p.m., Luther League. Rev. WUlord A. Legg, na satellite. The capsule was newsman asked; ubUoatlon except Saturday — t Am. Rector is to a class of third grade men Joan Hammond “ Do both you men consider the hard dry sod of 1906, there began 8 p.m., Organ-Choral Concert Amtetaut Pastor Rev. John D. Hugbeo 9:46 a.m „ Sunday School Masses st 7, 8:80, 10 and and women of the next genera­ mated with the Titan 2 rocket Semester by the Concordia Choir with LONDON (AP) — Opera sing yourselves potential candi­ SatuMay, September 11 to appear, early In the drought, the Rev. Jameo W. Bottoms Rally. 11:80 a.m. tion.” Thursday on the launch pad at dates?” (jooper laughed and Course No. Title Day and Tima CMvid L. Almond, conducting. 9 and 10:48 a.m.. Worship Ser­ er Joan Hammond has an Cape Kennedy, Fla, Hours graceful patterns of light gray-green Rev. Ranald E. Holdemau 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Ser­ , .— « r-Wii------"A lot of college students nounced she is retiring because turned to Gilruth and asked; vices. The Rev. Dr. J. Manley mon ' "Who Is My Neighbor?” (jooper and Conrad have no Sacred Heart Church should go to grade achool again of III health. You want to answer that?" ' leaves. The Salvation Army Shaw preaching. Sermon: "The 7:80 a.m.. Holy Communion. by the Rev. Mr. Bradley. RA 80, Vemon and you young people belong in doubts the maneuver can be Acetg. 101A Principles of Accounting Tu-Th 6:20-7:35 661 Main SA Open Door.” The Australian-born Miss completed. Docking ts absolute' Conrad injected: "How 'bout ' ; Too Much Streas On Medals? And now In September the orange 8:48 a.m.. Nursery and Tuesday, 8 p.m. Trustees. Rev. Ralph Kelley, Paster their place,” he said. * Hammond, 62, sold in London; that, doctor?” Tu-Th 3:30-4:45 OapA WUllam D. MacLoaa 9 and 10:48 a.m., Church Kindergarten In the Children’s Wednesday, 8 p.m. Social Ac­ Rev. Patrick Sullivan "Never before have I read ly essential on a lunar excur' Acetg. 101B Principles ot Accounting ' n o M cold war philosophert who, and yellow blossoms are fully massed Officer In Charge School rogiatratlon for students It is a cataclysm in an Gilruth then said: "If I was Tu-Th 6:20-7:35 Chapel. tion. Aesletont Pastor such heart-warming words from artist’s life, but my doctors Sion. going to say anything other than Acetg. lOlC Principles of Accounting from time to time, have exhorted ua over the poorest, driest soli of the in grades 1 to 13, who wish re­ 8:48 and 10 a.m.. Morning such young people.” "I think we can be success 9:80 a.m., Sunday School for have advised me my health will yea, I wouldn’t w-ant to be this Secretarial Accounting M-W 3:30-4:45 lo watch how much the American and county, bringing to the moat unfertile ligious Instruction. Nursery for Prayer and Church School. Crib United Methodist ^Imrcb Ma-vses at 7:30, 8:80, 10 and The Arniy newspaper said the ful,” Cooper told the news con Acetg. 111 all age groups. babies to three-year-olds. not permit me to resume the close to them. Yes, the answer | W-F 4:45-6:10 ground one of the richest blooms. Class In Williams Building. Rt. 44A, Botton 11:16 a.m. children repeatedly expressed fercnce in regard to docking. is yes, I do consider them very | Acetg, 201 Advanced Accounting the Ruaelan ways of life might be ap- 10:48 a.m.. Holiness Service. strains and stresses of an artis­ don’t see any reason why It it covers ground which would other­ 11 a.m.. Morning Prayer Rev. Abram W. «Sa6grey, their pride in the Americans tic career.” potential candidates.” W-F 7:45-9:00 jiroaching one another never, one can Nursery services available. Community Baptist Churoh Minister fighting in Viet Nam and ex­ won’t be.” Acetg. 2 1 I Cost Accounting 6:80 p.m.. Prayer Service. with sermon by the Rev. Mr. St. Bernard’s Church Miss Hammond has suffered "I agree,” (fooper added. be eure, had in mind eome of the alml- wise be parched and brown. It does 885 E. Center St. Nostrand. 81. Bernard’s Ter., Rockville pressed fear that the soldiers Conrad agreed. "Every indl' Acetg. 221 Federal Taxes M 4:55-6:10; W 6:20-7:35 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. Bev. Alex H. Elsesser, from a heart condition since last cation we got from onboard sys' . larltlea whidh have been coming into so in a fashion^ quite agreeable to the Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Holy 9:16 a.m., Sunday Sehooi Rev. George F. X. Reilly were not being thanked. November. ■' M-W 6:20-7:35; Lab. Tu 3:30 Thursday, 7:80 p.m., BibI# Minister classes. terns op>eratton5 say we should Bio. lOIA Principles of Biology ;^ ew lately. eye. Study. Communion. Pastor "Not many people thank you Tu-Th 6:20-7:35; Lab W 8:00-10:00 Dally, 7 p.m.. Evening Pray­ 9:18 and 10:46 a.m.. Worship. for fighting for our country but be able to do it Bio. 101B Principles of Biology ; Tliey would Indeed have predicted It is quite difficult to understand, 9:80 o.m., Church School Rally Sermon: "The Wisdom of George Jorgensen Cooper and Conrad have M-W 3:30-4:45; LabTh 8:00-10:00 Zion Evangelical er. Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 I do,” Elaine wrote. ^io. Science A Principles of Biology itbe pe-emergenco of the profit motive then, why one encyclopedia at our dis­ Day. Worship Service in the Church Is open daily for Pray­ Foolishness.” a.m. Deanna wrote: FRANKFURT, Germany made several recommendations Lutheran Church church sanctuary from which _ ^ ...... to space officials on how space Tu-F 4:55-6:10; Lab Th 4:55-6:55 Runoiii. and some of the objectives ot posal should dismiss buUer-and-eggs er. r , . "Although you are far away (AP) — The U.S. Army's 3d Ar WESTOWN Bio. Science B Principles ot Biology (Missouri Synod) everyone will go to the clasa------10..- ~__'J k . m or^ Division" har'refus'ed’ to'flights can be more comforUble Tu-F 4:55-6:10 e great society in the United States. with this contemptuous classification Cooper and High Sts. SA Peter’s Epieoopal' Church St. Matthew’s Church, Tolland we pray for you always. Ameri­ PHARMACY Anatomy and Physiology roomi. cans are helping to fight the allow a former GI to entertain end more successful, Bio. 105 Hie Rev. Paul G. Prokopy, 'ToVio a.m., Worship Service.^ Second O ongr^toonrf Church Sand HIU Rd. Rev. J. dlfford Curtin, Pastor 459 Hartford Bd.—649-99481 M-Th 4:55-6:10 SI Ihey would not have ruled out the of it as a “ troublesome weed” and with Wapplng Meeting Sundays at Hlok’s enemy. We pray to God that the at its enlisted men’s and non One, he said, la that astrO' Bio. 201 Ecology a reference to toiul-flax. Pastor Guest Minister: The R e v T *‘ - nauts should sleep at the same ^•ginning of some restoration of pollti- Rev. Felix M. Davis,IIAM Minister Rev. James A. Blrdsall, Vicar Memorial School Gymnasinm enemy will soon learn the truth commissioned officer's clubs. To our eontlnultyl Tu 3:30-4:20; W-F 6:20-7:10 Richard Purchase from Oonn- The entertainer is former Pvt. time and during a nl^hnal day- Bus. Die. 201 Business Dictation it«ni diversity In Russia at the same time Toad-flax In turn Is dismissed as a 9 a.m., Sunday School. Rev.. C.______RonaldJ%U__ ^Wilson, about freedom." M-W 6:20-7:35 ectlcut OouncU of Churches. A (3oI. Ben W. Legare of the Ui' George Jorgensen Jr. 39, who night cycle. of medical eervloe wo ore| Bus. Law 101A Introductin to Business Law eomrunon roadside weed. 9:30 a.m., Adult Bible Time. Aesoclate Minuter 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. Masses at 7:80, 8:80 and 10:80 (fooper noted the spacecraft . Ibe degree of choice offered the voters nursery and crib room Is pro­ 10 a.m., Holy Oommtmion. *' a.m. formation office in Viet Nam has taken the name Christine M-W 6:20-7:35 10 a.m.. Divine Worship. Text: vided. Coffee hour. was extremely quiet, "but the Bus. Law 101B Introductin to Business Law ’ •< America seemed to be growing smaU- But the picture the butter-and-eggs 10 a.m., W o is ^ ..^rvlce. Ser­ Wednesday, 9:80 a.m.. Holy wrote: since undergoing much-publi­ Tu 4:55-6:10; F 6:20-7:35 John 11; 38. Theme: "Jesus, 7 p.m.. Junior and Senior High CoVnmunion. •• • • ■ "Gen. Westmoreland, our cized sex-change operations in noise level was so low that Bus. Mm. Fundfis. of Bus. Org. and Man. •r. make, this September, is not so easily our Weeping, Sympathizing and mon by the Rev. Jlr. Davis, Bolton Congregational Churoh would actually wake Pete and Open All Day Baptist Youth Fellowships. 7:46 p.m. , Holy Communion. Bev. J. Stanton Conover, commanding officer, asks me to Denmark. Tu-Th 6:20-7:35; LabTh 8:00-10:00 : But they would never have guessed dismissed from the mind's eye. Helping Savior and Friend.” "In The Beginning/’ vice versa, turning the pages in Cham. 101 General Chemistry Thursday, 7:46 p.m., Healing Minister Bend you his appreciation for A division spokesman said M 8:00-10:00 that both countries would have prob- 11 a.m., Gottesdienst mlt United Pentecostal Church your encouragement and pray­ Friday that "while the division our flight plan, or doing things SUNDAY Data Pro. 101 Unit Record Equipment It may not be sa magical a plant as Abendmahl. Service. you normally wouldn’t think >lema of juvenile delinquency, featured 187 Woodbridge SA Calvary Church Friday, 9:30 a.ih.. Holy Com­ 10 a.m.. Church School reg- er.” believes that Miss Jorgensen is Th 8:00-10:00 vervain; perhaps It has never been eval­ 7 p.m.. Young People’s Rev. Robert L. Baker (Aseembliee of God) Data Pro. 103 Basic Computing Machinery 'b y lack of respect for parents and ln> munion. Ifltratlon. Worship Service. Com­ Third-grader David Loplccola perfectly free to pursue a stage Tu 9:10-10:25; Th 3:30-4:45 uated for much more than that obvious Society. 647 E. Middle Tpke. said, "I bet the soldiers were career, it was telt not in the Econ. 101 Introduction to Economics •UtuUons, at the same moment in his> Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Luth­ Saturday, 9:80 a.m., Holy munion Meditation: "Light hi capacity to thrive on adverse conditions 10 a.m., Sunday school. Bev. Keuneth L. Guetafson Communion. The Midst of Darkness.” surprised to get out letters. But best interests of the division to Engineering Drawing M-W 6:20-7:35 .lory. eran Women’s Missionary 11 a.m.. Worship. Pastos we pray for them every day.” permit her to perform in our Eng. G r. 101 which enabled it to cross the Atlantia League topic discussion and 7:46 p.m.. Holy Communion. F 7:00-9:00 j; And they would never have dreamed 7:80 p.m.. Evangelistic Serv­ His friend, Dominick AI clubs.” Eng. 97 Reading Development to this country and then sweep this social. ice. 9:48 a.m., Sunday School. shermer, added: W-F 7:45-9:00 that something od a eensatlon In the land from Atlantic to Pacific with no Thursday, 7:80 p.m.. Evangel­ Wednesday, 7:80 p.m., Bible 11 a.m.. Divine Worship. SA Francis of Assisi A Thought for Today ’’They probably thought no St. Mary’s Church School Eng. 99A Remedial English ism meeting. 678 ElUngton Rd., Thura Sorenson Tu-Th 4:55-6:10 .tJnlted States about the apparent tam­ seeming trouble at alL study, prayer meeting. 6:80 p.m.. Prayer meeting. Sponsored by the MandiestaT one was thinking about them.” Eng. 99B Remedial English 7 p.m.. Family Gospel Serv­ South . Windsor “ Sometimes,” said Sister Rita MORRlSr^ N.Y. (AP) — Tu-Th 3:30-4:45 pering with high school grades for the sun one la told that, to the bumble Rev. Gordon B. Wadhams, Council of Churches Eng. 101A Freshman English Center Congregational Churoh St. John’s Polish Natlansl ice. Hymn sing, gospel music Shawn, "it takes lltUe children Bruised ribs are Thura Soren­ OPENING DAY M-Th 4:55-6:10 purpoM of Impressing college admission bee, butter-and-eggs Is just about the United Chnrdi of Christ Catholic Church and song and Bible message. Pastor to help grown-ups remember son’s only apparent injury after Eng. lOlB Remedial English •ffioas would be almost Instantly 11 Center SA Rov. Walter A. Hyssko Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Mid­ Rev. John E. Rlkteraltls, what their duty is.” the front wheels of a tractor Tu-Th 6:20-7:35 moet wonderful thing that grows. The Assistant Pastor On Being Afraid to Eng. lOiC Remedial English paralMad In the Soviet Union. Rev. CUfford O. Stopeon, Pastor week Service of Prayer and Ask the Lord rolled over his cheat. TOMORROW Tu-Th 3:30-4:45 lower lobe of that snapdragon-Uka Minister Praise. Sorenson, ,84, a former wres­ Eng. lOID Remedial English But there It is, In the newa, that the Masses at 6:46, 7:46, 9, 10:16 “ He taught his disciples, and blossom sags Just enough under the Rev. Joseph H. Dudley, Masses at 8:80 and 10:80 a.m. sadd unto them. The Son of man tler and fisherman, said the ac­ W-F 7:45-9:00 .Buasiaa Ministry of Education is com­ and 11:30 a.m. Cooper, Conrad Eng. lOlE Rismedial English weight of a bumble-bee to permit him Associate Minister North Methodist Church is delivered Into the hands of cident occurred Friday as he SEPTEMEBER 12Hi Tu-Th 4:55-6:10 plaining that Russian high schoola are Rev. Francis C. Hawes, Gospel Han worked alone in a field on his Eng. lOIF Remedial English to feast on the sweetness inside, and 800 Parker SA First Lutheran Church men, and they shall kill him; .h)uoh too generous In oonferring upem Minister of Christian Eduositlaa 416 Center SA Rev. Earle R. CUeter, and after that he is killed, he May Be Going farm. Tu-Th 4:55-6:10 snaps closed again the moment he flies Rockville He said he slipped in front of Eng. lOlG Remedial English Ibeir students the gold and silver med- Pastor shall rise the third day. But YOUR CHOICE OF TWO SESSIONS M-W 9:10-10:25 off, guaranteeing that no lighter in­ 9:18 and 11 a.m., Worship Ser­ 10 a.m., Breaking brood. Rev. William H. Balkan On Grecian Trip his tractor, and, when he saw it Eng. lOIH Remedial English t o whlnrad Jr. may be squad. He was hospitalized in .test, fhU to perform on the scholsstio and evangelism . Commission on Service. the place of those disciples. C^eonta, where he was reported History and Appreciation of Art M-F 6:20-7:35 mittee in the Robbins Rcfgm. meeting. finance. They saw in Jesus the power going to Greece next week. Fine Arts 101 ‘ itvti the medals should Indicate. Troublesome to whotn? Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.. Church in satisfactory condition. at Both Sessions M-W 3:30-4:45 Wednesday, 9 pun., Study and purpose of God to save the The International Astronauti- French 101A Elementary French (Council. M-W 6:20-7:35 The fact that thla baa become an Is- group leaders at parsonage. Wednesday, 7:80' p.m.. Altar world—to save them. And na- eal Congress will be meeting in French 101B Elementary French M In Russia In the year and summer Thursday, 6:46 p.m.. Senior Oulld. . tin-ally, being human, they as­ Athens throughout the week, Nursery and Kindorgarttn Tu-F 3:30-4:45 High Church School classes. and scientists planning to attend Intermediate French ^ has also been something o t an issue Presidential Papers sume that Jeerus would chooee Bone Marrow French 201 Friday, 8 p.m., Christian to do tt the easiest way. But •aid they understoM Cooper Grades 1-12 W est. Civilization thru Reformation Tu 9:10-10:25; F 6:20-7:35 > i e In the United States suggests still Connecticut Yankee social concerns. Worship com­ Wapplng Community Church and Conrad, with their wives, Hist. lOIA ^ e projected library at the Univer­ Congregational this talk about having to die on In Bloodstream M-Tu 9:10-10:25 ’ ' ,^ e more way In which Russia and the sity of Texas for housing President mission. a cross . . . Of course they would appear there. Hist. 101B West. Civilization thru Reformation Bt A.H.O. Bev. Roy R. Hntcheon, Minister They said Vice President Hu­ Adult Classes Tu-Th 9:10-10:25 United States may be getting to be too Johnson's public papers after he leaves Rev. Theodore Bocheler, didn’t understand. When you Cause of Death Hist. lOlC West. Civilization thru Reformation office will be the sixth o f its kind, as­ Church of Chriet have all the power of God to do bert H. Humphrey, who heads Tu 9:10-10:25; F 3:30-4:45 -Much ISce one another. R was hard to tell which Bureau, and the Staite Orange, Minister the National Space Council, also West. Civilization thru Reformation suming that the John F. Kennedy Li­ for some last minute reprieve, Lydall and Venion Sts. what you want to do, why think Hist. 10 ID Both of us might be putting toe were the more wistfully inno­ Eugene Brewer, Minister Is scheduled to attend. HOLL'YWOOD (AP) — A M 7:45-9:00; Tu 9:10-10:25 brary at Cambridge is completed first. and the bland capaqlty of the o f . submitting to pain and St. Mary's Episcopal Church' Hist. 101E W est. Civilization thru Reformation cent the day the (Constitutional 8 and 9:80 a.m.. Worship Ser­ President Johnson told the fracture of a tiny bone In her ■such eompetitlve stress into our sys­ They memorialize or will, the last six League for ignoring the true vice. Sermon: "The Pursuit of death? And they were ’’afraid M-Tu 9:10-10:25 Presidents, the mass of government Convention (Committee on Re­ 9:46 a.m., Bible classes. to ask him.” two Gemini 6 astronauts at the foot started the aijment from PARK AND CHURCH STREETS Hist. lOlF W est. Civilization thru Reformation tem and our appraisal of education if nature of the results of Its own 10:46 a.m.. Worship. Sermon; Happiness.” end of their eight-day space Tu 9:10-10:25; F 4:55-6:10 the result of all this competition be­ business and official documents having apportionment discussed the noble crusading—came face to A t many turns and twists of which actress Dorothy Dan- Hist. lOlG West. Civilization thru Reformation. grown enormously during recent ad­ Redeemed By Blood.” our Uvea we Christian disciples voyage last month that they and drldge died six days later, the MANCHESTER, CONN. Tu 9:10-10:25; F 3:30-4:45 tween Individuals and between high proposition of weighted voting. SA George’s Episcopal Chorch other U.S. spacemen would Hist. 101H W est. Civilization thru Reformation ministrations. There were, on one hand, the tlcular moment in the hearing P-^-. w W • Sermon: RA 44 A, Bolton o f today are afraid to ask the coroner’s office said. Tu-Th 6:20-7:35 schools is a lowering of moral stand- "Twenthloth Lord what He has In store for ' ' soon be making some overseas Dr. Harold Kade, coroner’s CHURCH SCHOOL INFORMATION BOOTH United States History The nonprivate presidential libraries forlorn but dignified represent­ when the. representatives of the caaee.” Rev. vicar journeys but gave no details. Hist. 201 ;ards. Is getting a student into college, already in use are those of Herbert atives of the old New England League were asked their stand us. It may be something pain­ pathologist, reported Friday A t ENTRANCE OF CHURCH Basic Math I (Algebra & Geom.) ► W-F 4:55-6:10 Tuesday, 7:80 p.m., Ladles ful. It may be a dying which A spokesman for the National that bone marrow particles Math 99 '•r getting students from a certain high Hoover at West Branch, Iowa, Frank­ traditions who could not quite on the proposal for weighted Bible dam. 8 a.m.. Holy Oohimimlon. Aeronautics and Space Adminis­ * W -F 4:55-6:10 must precede and make possible from the fractures entered her Math 100 Basic Math II (Trig. & Anal. Geom.) :tohool Into ooUege, worth cheathig for? lin D. Roosevelt at Hyde Park, N. Y,, believe all hope was closed to voting.. Wednesday, 7:80 p.m., hDd- 10:46 a.m.. Morning Prayer tration declined comment, be­ W-F 4:55-6:10 Harry S. Truman at Independence, Mo., them, and who were Imploring One of the League represnt- and Sermon. a rising to something better. bloodstream flowing to her Basic Math II (Trig. & Anal. Geom.) ■ What kind of god and goal are we week Service. yond saying the foreign travel brain and lungs to cause death. Math 101 and Dwight D. Elsenhower at Abilene, the Constitutional Convention aitlves replied that the League Monday, 8 p.m., ExecuU' Yes, we are still ’’afraid to ask plans had not been completed W-F 4:55-6:10 making of education, we two nations, If The 41-year-old Negro actress- Math lOIA Basic Math Fundamentals Kan.' Because of his military as well as to retain for every (Connecticut was "strongly opposed” to Emanuel LuUienui Church committee. Him” , many tlmee, in many lor Cooper, an Air Force lieu­ W-F 6:20-7:35 trying for educational advancement and adminlstraUve service, the latter li­ town some representation, but weighted voting, because giv­ Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Ember crises. But somehow we must singer’s body was found Basic Math Fundamentals Rev. C. Henry Anderson, tenant colonel, and Conrad, a Wednesday In her apartment SCHOOl DAYS Math lOlB Status can become such a desperate brary has added appeal. Built with o f weighted voting power, in ing one man more voting pow­ Pastor Day. Holy Communion. "screw our courage to the stick­ Navy commander. W-F 4:55-6:10 funds subscribed by clUzens of all 80 the future (Connecticut House. er than another would nullify 8:30 p.m.. The Women of St. ing point” to ask Him the way near the Sunset Strip. ore here again and Hie Math 103 Fundamentals of Math I puttterT Can there really be any true Miss Dandridge suffered an W-F 4:55-6:10 states, it contains millions of public rec­ And there were, on thS other the one man one vote principle. George. and to trust Him to see us ihowghi e t going back lo the Math 201 Anal. Geom. and Calculus I •ducation waiting at the end of such a 9 and 10:80 a.m., “ Family 3 Fields Employ 44% almost unnotlceable fracture of ords, Including those of cabinet mem- hand, the prettily eloquent la­ Another League representative, Sunday." Divine Worship. Nur­ Friday, 10 a.m.. Ember Day. through to the victory. M-Th 7:45-9:00 Holy (jommunton. From a bone in her left foot Sept. 2 books sounds like work— but Mar. 101 Intro, to Retail Merchandising scramble? 1>«», aa well- as the general's wartime dles of the League of Women after referring to "this historic sery. Sermon by Pastor Ander­ M-F 6:20-7:35 oorrespondence, and thousands of books. Voters, the organization which ' convention for which the Saturday, lo a.m., Ember "Forwiud, Day by Day” TOKYO — Nearly 44 per cent when she slipped on the stairs of k pays I Why not study the Phil. 201 Introduction to Philosophy What do we really worrtilp, we Rus­ son; "Standards of the Family of Japanese workers with only a Hollywood gymnasium, detec Hie Kennedy library, it now appears, had taken Connecticut leglala- League boa worked for so of God." Day. Holy Communion. Book that pays dividends M 4:55-6:10; 7:45-9:00; Lab.W 824 P$y. lOIA Basic Principles in Psychology 'bow many years he has spent In the especially pleased to have Con­ and she replied with a reassur­ Bev. Robert J. sboff, Minister Private funeral sendees were M-W 7:45-9:00 ly location is' on the Cambridge side, necticut holding a (Constitu­ ing smile that she believed the Yesterdays tadustriee and 12 per cent in Psy. 101B Basic Principles in Psychology Scademlo process? Rev. B. Alfred Swain, wholesale and retail businesses. to be held today. WPOilte Soldiers Field and Harvard tional (Convention at last Supreme Court meant every Aesoclate Minister 7:46 a.m.. Holy Communion. Short. 101 Beginning Shorthand M-W-F 3:30-4:20 ,- Orades, medals, and degrees are In- Stadium, on land long used as a rall- The dear, wistful innocence one man in a Legislature 9 a.m.. Morning Prayer, 25 Years Ago M 7:45-9:30; Th 4:55-6:10 way yard and terminal. The new center should have a full vote. (3hurch School registration and • tOIA Elementary Spanish ‘tended to be symbols of knowledge o f the ladles wqs not to ^ 9:80 a.m., Sunday School School Board approves budg- Span. is to be much larger and far more com­ found in any nostalgic love of sermon. RALLY DAY M-W 6:20-7:35 ^Soqulrod and mastered. But a competl- The Supreme . Court, of classes for all age groups. 8^80,466, wM ch exceeds Span. lOlB Elementary Spanish prehensive than the relatively compact some departed yesterday, but course, said nothing about the > 10:46 a.m.. Worship Service. 10:46 a.m.. Holy (fommunlon. M-W 7:45-9:00 Ave stress which drives people to archive that he had In mind. Church School registration and' the amount presented hi June 2 0 1 Intermediate Spanish in their brave pretense that system of voting inside a legis­ Message by the pastor. "The by 14,780. Span. Clutch at the symbols without the Any President's official and personal sermon. M-W-Th 4:55-5:45 some wonderful tomorrow was lature but concerned Itself Responsibility of Plenty.” Town auditor states need for Trans. 2 0 1 Beginning Transcription knowledge ought to be examined in It- papers are likely to become more cher­ at hand. solely with the methods of 6 p.m., Junior, Teen and Wednesday, lo a.m.. Holy SOUTH METHODIST -TOMORROW, SEPT. 12 Tu-Th 6:20-7:35 ished as time goes on. Having once been Communion. single coUectloa agency for tax­ Typ. 101 Beginning Typewriting iielf. There may be such a thing as The bright young ladles o f -r electing members of a legisla­ Young Adult group meetings. es and amounts due for vaifous President, all else In his public and pri­ the League, in discussing re­ Friday, 9 a.m.. Holy com ­ education too seriously, and ture. The man It wanted to 7 p.m., EvangeUetlo Service. munion. Mrvfoee and fees. vate life becomes of special Interest. apportionment prospects, gavs have one vote equal to that of Message by the pastor. “ If A r ivlng young people and institutions •Non-credit for transfer purposea. \ Hence, such presidential homes as one part of their Ideal formula eveiy other man was the man Mon Die Shall He Live Again?’’ • 10 Years Ago CHURCH Sunday School— 9:30 hard. It should never necessarily Mount 'Vernon. Montlcello, the Hermi­ — that there should bs no In the voting booth on election Wednesday, 7:80 p.m.. Pray­ Eastmlnstor United The college reserves the right to cancel or re-schedule courses where cii’cumstancea demand. Presbytorto Fellowship p|s a disgrace for young Russians, or tage, those of Lincoln at Springfield, greater than a 10 per cent day. And, since that kind of er, Praise and Bible study. Claronoe H. Anderaon elected MAIN AND HARTFORD ROAD 111., Theodore Roosevelt at Sagamore variation between legislative equality Is mathematically im­ Cfoorge E. Slye Seboof president of Manchester Asso­ Clafises For Everyone From Kindergarten young Arilericans, not to win ihed- K ln g s ^ Dr. off Oak BA Hill and the Adamses at Quincy, and districts—as innocently and as possible to attain by drawing ciation of Insuioncs Agents. Through Adult Peihaps medals should be for dis- the Calvin Coolidge birthplace at Plym­ convincingly as If they had geographical lines, a system In East Hartford School enrollment figuro hi- Rev. Gordon 8. Bates, EUon, and not for everybody. outh, V t, cootinus to attract eager v ic ­ never heard of the districting which the members o f a legis­ More Officers o m to M to 8,868. Sepfem ber 12, 1965 For Transportation Call 649-6027 or 649-6647 Registration Information tors. Minister i l l ------adopted by the last General lative body would cost votes ti j Presidential .papers of our early ex­ Asoembly, approved by the weighted according to the pop­ Sought by Army ecutives are widely scattered. Many Federal Court, and scheduled ulation of tbolr dUtriots w ^ d W a.m „ Worship snd Church School, Nursery through Junior Papers to Join Registration for part-time and Special etudents ii I Shoes We'd Hate To Be In are kept In the capitols of their home for ratification by this Consti­ be the only true expression of WA8KINOTON (AP) — Ths You aro cordially Jnvitad to Worship states, and others' are the property of s^ . Sermon: "From CSioos to tutional Convention, In which the one man one vote piinclpla Army Is looking for 11,700 new — any day during the week of Sept. 13-17, from 10:00 H ^sro Itnns In the commercial news oollegee, museums and historical so­ the variance in size of some OosmM: The 1st (Jreatlon On West Coast Morning Worship 10:4S It lyould have neither that 10 Story, by the Rov. Mr. Bates. a.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the Manchester Community Col­ ijt Itte day make -a good pairing. cieties, or are held in private collec­ districts Is spppxlmatoly 100 per cent variance the League second lieutenants, to bs eom- q)ne Item notices that an American tions. Some, on loan, are on exhibition per cent. oonsldera pormlaetble, nor the mlsalonsd after 3S-wssk training SAN FRANCaSCO (AP) - Morning Worship at 9 tind 10:45 A.M. Sermon: “ The Power an(i.The Price” lege office at 184 E. Middle Tpke. Fees must be paid "at the World'# Fair, and of course They were also toiMhlng in courses. RookvUle Methodist Church T h e morning Son Francisco Ex­ f Su^ufacturer of Dutch-fatyle wooden occasional 100 per coat vari­ 148 Grove SA, many have been lost or thrown away, their sweet assumptions that ance It is going to oocopt if It aminer and the afternoon News Nursary FacilitieB Provided at time of registration. The new officers, needed to Rev. WlHord E. Oonklln, Pastor ..5 jk^ss, out In Michigan, is beginning to for in early times Uttle care was taken this Oonstltutionsl Conven^n recommends iqipiovol o f the C ^ BuUoUn wUl m erge Monday Church School at 9 and 10:45 A.M. to preserve them. Now there are many help meet the Army's Increas­ •New applicants must brings high school transcHpt | Ms I a besUthy little business. More now In session is the Kind of distrioting sehto** onahrined ing size, will be oommisalaned Into on aftofnoon paper. Both' more than formerly, and any document Constitutional (Convention their 9:80 a.m.. Church School for are Hearst owned. ^ lerlcnns are buying wooden shoes, In this Constitutional Conven­ at more than three times the nursery through adults. or equivalent. beanng a President’e autograph is re­ organization' has been seeking tion. The merged paper Is joining pt ker to clomp about In, or to decorate garded as of some hletorlcal, and mone­ recent rate of about 8,400 a year -10:48 a.m., Worship Service Ragistration Sunday for all scholars over the years. This is, rather, But thsrs Is no real purto* under the officer candidate pro- with the Independeht morning „ Application fees: $10.00 for degree candidates, full travel comers of their homes. The tary, worth. ( a meeting which has determin­ Sermon: "Baalo Training." Nur- San Francisco Chronicle In u In toimentlnf the forlorn lost from . They will servo In infan­ sory through Grade 4.. WELCOME! shoes being manufactured out A five-story Mansion on New York's ed in advance that it must suc­ Uns of the Tonkses with the ringlp production operation and i- Gradat I through 12 or part-time. $6.00 for special student* (non-degree upper East Side purchased recently by try, artillery, armor and other 6:80 p.m., Methodist Youth jMWhlgna are mode out of wood, ceed, and which, therefore, has futility of thslr hops or In arms and bronohas of the ssrir- in publication of a ungla Sunday a group of New Yorkers Is intended for forbidden Itself any free kind Fellowship. paper’ candidates). second Mem In the i^iamereisl spurring the good League to tee. Evoryono If Invitod to join tho Church School a Library ot Presidential Papers. As s o f attempt at all the tUngs ghrs the Issus a alight toudh of PublUhers said the mova was TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH conveys the Information that, deposltoiy for various offlciAl docu­ The army Is to bs Increased First Oongregattoasl Church Tuition Pees: $17.50 per semester hour. that have been dreomod of for rsol study. Even if ths two In- by 388,000 officers and men to a dictated by constantly Incroos- m Denmark, an enterprising firm ments of national Interest it should pro- a OonstltuUonal Convention In Vemon tng production costa. noeenoas should suddenly real­ new totol of about 1,300,000 by Worshipping at the Vemon HACKMATACK ST. NEAR KEENEY ST. lioUoed the existence of such a 'vide s convenient research center for the post several d^rntdes. ise that, in principle, they The new Hearst- afternoon (Not to exceed $50.00 per semester). etudentl of government and other iMxt July 1. Elementary School Tho.Rov. Dr. J. Manlty Shaw lest In the United States and Is Theae two Ihnocences — the should stand together rather Officers candidate schools st combination will be known as CHURCH OF “ DIAL-A-UFT* Bcholare. Copies of Us possessions wistful hope of the Connecticut Rev. John A. Lacey, Minister the Examiner and News Call ' • 1 9 6 5 * than opart, It would he too Ft. Banning, O s„ and Ft. 8UU. Mies Helen O. FbMsher, its t o n s to export to us some would bs availshls on loan to other traditionalists, Wilbert Snow, late. The Oonaectlout liglslo- ’ Bulletin. It vrill be published Subjoct: "Tha Opan Door" For A Daily Spiritual Dial 648-2761 " Mbraries, educational InstttuUoas and Oklo., will slisrpfy siqiand thslr U feetor si Christlsn Edooatlan Uft nice “wboden'-type" shoes which Albert Waugh, Alfred BUig- tlvo system !■ not goliig node- olss sad new sehools vrill be eo- Monday through B atur^. la bs mads out o t p tssto Individuals, acoordlng to the alsn. bsm, Jothom C. Reynolds qJ ward: tt_ Is not poing iMward, Tbs autmtoM Is bsoomtng a —kPiuNcwinj) lUiPumjcAN. tabUshed at Ft. Belvotr, Va., FA 9 ;» a.m.. Sendee ef Worship Woodstock, the Itoto T u r n hut M m n f o , Knm, Ky., and FA Oonloa, Gta., six-day morning nsvmpimsr, ®Ed ears provided. Mooday tlmough lotardsy. P A G E s e m > s MANC^ifcSTEK EVENING HERAIJO, M ANCHESIER. 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The LPS makes certedn The components of the satel­ to eliminate an experiment to say how many more It is seek-' CAMPING 381 Main Street Custom Mode from the taa satellite will not fall under lite are tested before they are bring weights within the capa­ ing, but officials at the Manned WATKINS-WEST Bolt of Goods to Fit Your the stresses of launching or integrated into the satellite, but bility of the booster. However, Space Center in Houston, Tex., EQUIPMENT Oar the alien conditions of space. engineers do not know how they said 15 new pilots will be se­ When the satellite Is on the this is a wasteful and unsatis­ FUNERAL Phone 643-9149 A Free Elstimates will react as an assembled unit. factory solution to the problem. lected. 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BUSllMMI B srvtcM *Just One More Day Gone By and One More Win fo r Us *—Mele Offeiwd 18 m sxra sad cMMa SalMBii 1 lAWNMOWBR dmrpaaiiw; fe- You naflw r p f 90m f U m H Rookie Backs on Display CLASSIFIED palrs, salsa rotor Madd obaipened; bunrde sales, aerv- 9p Of dfWc 9tV*7Nlp ^ Ice. Mancheeter Cycle Shop, "'Ncs 149 W. Middle TumpllM, 848 floor Flftlshli« M 1 ADVERTISING 3O0S. Twins Closing In on First AL Pennant flock SANDINO and leftaUW - THE AFL Opens CLA» < I 1 :-n ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS STEPS, SIDBWALKS, Btom ing (epeclallBing to cldef American Leogoe 8 KM. to 6 P.M. walls, fireplmoes, flagetoae ter­ floora). Waxing flocra. PalnU W. L. Yd. G.B. races. An concrete repairs. ing. CelUnIs. PaperiiangtogL f BRISTOL (AP) — The Mlnneeota .. N 84 .683 Sixth Year Reasonably priced. 648-DisBl. No Job too emaU. John Minnesota Twins are clos­ Awaiting Word Baltimora ... •1 61 .670 8 Herald Angle COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. faUle, 648-8780. kqufax No Match for Drysdale C hicago...... 62 63 A68 • MONDAY T b n YWDAY 19>M A JL — SATURDAY 9 A.M. Household Ssmces ing in on their first Ameri­ Detroit ...... TB 64 .863 10>A ■ r On Weekend can League pennant, but Off total approval Is ex­ Cleveland ... 77 64 .846 Offered 13-A Businass OpportuRlty s i pected next week to stage New York .. 70 78 .466 90'-s EARL YOST PLEASE READ YOUR AD they’re not ready to start the 1666 New England Oalitorota ... •6 73 .486 34 Sports Editor NEW YORK (AP) — RBWRAVINO of bama, moth Don’t Sell Yourtelf Short) counting their World Se­ In Homer Hitting Department Amnteur Golf Tournament ______«r "Waal AJff* are takaa over U» pkoM as • holsa. Zippara p a ire d . Wto' Washington . 61 80 .441 36Vi San Diofo and Boaton will BBBveiilsttei. The advarttter should read Us ad the FIRST dow 'shadM nMda to msaanrs, ries loot. nt the Ellington Ridge Boaton ...... 66 88 .666 64 'shadM m RBIOOBSION-DEPRBBSICJN <^by downing the New York Met8<^ElIiworth on a stngis by Tito Country dub. unveil rookie running back DAY IT APPEARS aad RBPORT ERRORS to time for tiie all BizM Venetian blinds. Keys PROOF BUSINBB8 "Th® club i® relaiMd and pUy- NEW YORK (AP) Fuentes and walks to Jssus Kansas City . 63 90 .666 67 Top Coifing Event of Seaton aaxt laslirtinn Tlia Harald la laaponalbla tor only ONE tooor- mads while you wait Tape ra­ In* good ball, but we can’t let 5- 1. Philadelphia edged St. Louis Preliminary mattera have Friday’s Resulto combinations, more out of Exceptional High Eamtoga If there’s one pitcher San­ 6- 4 in 12 innings. Alou and Mays, the last intern Biggest golfing event of the season at the Manches- rset or omitted toasrtloa for any advortlsonioot and then only cordonin for rent Marlasra, 967 Bart - Time - Work For Up a bit," Manager Sam Mele dy Koufax can’t match, Uonally, been completed on bringing Baltlmors 6-6, Kansas City 2- neceeeity than by design, to tto axtent of a "iwalrs good” tosertlon. Errors wMeh do not Mato.. 64R-622L cautioned Friday night after hla the New Bkigland to the ■ ter Country Qub Ukes shape Sunday and Mondi^ Added Income it’s teammate Don Drys­ DODOER8 -ASTROS— Ted Abernathy replaced Xill- 10 as the American Football laaaaa flw vataa ct tha adrartlsisiisat wIB not ba aorreotod by Twins defeated the Boston Red sworth, yielded a run on Jim Ellington eourse next sum­ Minnesota 8, Bosdon 6 'when an expected 860 amateurs and professionala wi "mafca good” HOUSEHOLD Furniture re­ ReUahls party or persosa, mala dale. Drysdale, who has hit 27 hom­ mer. Detroit 2, Cleveland 0 L ea^e opens ite sixth sea­ Sox 8-5. ers during his career, was Hart’s infield single and then vie for top cash and merchandise awards in the 19th son with two-game pro­ stored and reflnlshed, colors or female, wanted for this area “It's Just one more day gone | In home runa was tagged for the clincher by Washington 4, Oallfomin 1 annual Manchester Open. The simon-pures will be ipot- changed. Coll for eotlmate 649- to handle the world famoul Drysdale followed Koufax’ tagged for fourth inning homers New York 8, Chicago 1 grams txmight and Sunday (Raeffvflle, ToD Free) 6549. by and one more win for us,” | by Walt Bond and Jim Wynn McOovey. ■■lighted Sunday with the low handicap amateurs and R.C.A., SylvanU, Q.B. and Mele said. "I don’t beMeve In record-breaking fourth no-hltter • • • Today’s Gahiea W e s t i n ghouse IDLEVISION with a record-tying feat of his that wl?>ed out the l.cad he had Tennis Tourneys proR moving in on Monday. afternoon. 643-2711 875-3136 counting the pennant won, no PIRATES-REOS— Minnesota (Paacual 8-8) at While tbs rival National and RADIO TUBBS sofil matter how big the lead, until own Friday night, hitting his provided. But he was available Boston (Lonborg 9-lS) Most popular winning score ford to the past ran showa on Building—Contracting 14 again with a key hit In the fifth Bob Veale, the Pirates’ ace Slated Next Week has been 68, a figure turned in League runs through its last through our latest modem typa It's clinched. However, things seventh homer of the season In left-hander, brought his record California (Bnmst 8-10) at Friday night . . . World »#rlee week of axhlbttlona, the AFTi DION CONSTRUCTION OO. tube testing and merchandising the Los Angeles Dodgers’ 6-2 when the Dodgers broke the 2-2 Washington (Narum 4-12) by nine golfers in the past 18 kx)k brighter each day." Ue. to 16-10 by scattering nine On- of Golf this weekend on video geU a one-weak Jump at regular (Complete building service. New units. WUl not interfere wltn With only 18 games to play, victory over Houston. On Local Scene Detroit (Sparma 12-7) at years. Four others won with should get a big ptay. Jack season action when Buffalo Trouble Reaehiig Our Advertiser? your present employment. Ta Drysdale gave the Dodgers a • • • clnnatl hits while Pittsburgh .'67, two each with 66 and 69 construction, alterationa or ad- the Minnesota Sluggers hiked GIANTS-CITBS— made the most of Joey Jay’s Cleveland (Tiant 11-9) Nksklaue, Gary Player, Dave opens at Boston and Denver at dlUons. Roofing, siding, paint­ qualify you must have: $8,4 their lead to 8 games over the 2-0 lead in the third inning when Annual men’s singles and Kansas City (Sheldon 7-7) at cards and home pro Alex Marr and Peter Hiomeon wiU San Diego tonight. Sunday’s 495.00 Cash Available Irnma* \pgrt M SB’s he tagged a Robin Roberta pitch i Rookie Don Young gave the wildness. Hackney's 70 was good enough 24-Heur Aitwering Senriee ing, etc. 648-4852, 648-0896. Baltimore Orioles and Chicago Cubs a 1-0 lead In the fifth In­ The Pirates rode three walks doubles Town Tennis Tourna­ Baltimore (Bunker 8-7), night be shooting for the major program shows Kansas City at dtately. Car, S spars houra White Sox. The Twins picked on /MPtSCU£M£fjT over the left field pavilion in ments, sponsored by the Recre­ New York (Ford 14-8) at Chi In 1960. share of a 177,600 punM. Okland and New York at QUALITY Carpentry — Rooms, weekly. Should net up to $500.09 M S A M T T E S ning with a homer, his first ma to a first Inning run, then put V' Tommy Armour, one of the Free le Herald Readers their cousins, the Red Sox, In Dodger Stadium, tying the Na- But the Giants I the game o ’, of reach in the ation Division of the Park De­ cago (Howard 7-7), night Houston. dotmarB, porches, basements [>er month in your spare time. posting their 90th victory. Min­ /S THEffCEOa tlonal League record for most 11°*" partment, will start next week­ Sunday’s Games biggest names in golf history, The NSL's final exhibition Want toformatton on one uf onr elaaalSad i Va refinished, cabinets, built-lna, This company will extend finan­ ALL TO SEE /A/ homers by a pitcher In one sea-1 struck back In the sixth after sixth Inning with a four-run ^annexed the flrej Open to 1M6 Here ’n 'There sMwsr at the telaphena Sstedf Stmply call nesota has beaten Boston in 16 loading the bases against Dick uprising capped by Willie Star- end. Minnesota at Boston sc h i^ le has Just one game, formica, aluminum, vinyl, cial asslstiance to full time If THE A\/ERASeS. son. I California at Washlngtoa with a 68 acore. Stocky Ed Recovering from Injuries steel, ceramo siding. William desired. Do not answer unleM of 16 meetings. \ o f t »e t o p x o L gell’s three-run homer. That Singles competition la listed .Laplerre copped 1964 honors, unbeaten Minnesota vs, the New "We had a meeting before the Drysdale, who hit seven horn was all for Jay, 9-7. Friday with doubles action Detroit at Cleveland suffered to an automobile ac­ York Giants at Omaha, Neb., Robbins Carpentry Service, fully qualified for the time and game and emphaslied that we era in 1958 and shares the starting on Sunday. Play will Kansas City at Baltimora -also with a 68 round. cident is Jeff Koelsch, man­ scheduled this afternoon. The EDWARDS 649-8446. investment. een’t let up," Mele said. ‘We \ record with the Dodgers’ Don cover A two-week period with New York at Chicago , This wUl be the 10th time to ager of Morlarty's champion­ rest are toidght and Sunday aft­ * * Income starts Immsdlataly. Newcombe, also closed In on a BRAVES-METS— ' the last 12 years that more ship baseball team. Koelsch ANSWERINQ SERVICE CARPENTRY — 82 years' ex * Business is set up for yoo. have to win it ourselves. No one New Record Felipe Alou got the Job done finals in both tourneys Satur­ Monday’s Games than 300 golfers participated ernoon. can catch us If we keep on win­ 20-victory season by gaining his day, Oct 2. Cleveland at Baltimore, N was Injured over the Labor Baltlmors plays Philadelphia perience. Ceilings and floors * We secure locations. 19th triumph. for the Braves with a two-run to the SUk City classic. The Day weekend . . If plans ma- tiled, porches, rse rooms, ga­ * Selling, sollcittog or axpatfr ning. We can’t take any chances CINCINNATI (AP) — homer In the seventh inlng that The East Side Rec Office Only game scheduled top total was 402 to 1008. Last at Hersbsy,, Pa..Pa., 8 St.( Louis U at rages, additions, attics finish Just because we’re out In front.” Meanwhile, San Francisco's will accept registrations either terallzs, a new pro shop cost­ Green Bay, Gtovaland takes on m m - 875-2519 ence not necessary. The National League set a snapped a 1-1 tie and made the year there were 336 players, ing $28,000 will be constructed and Isara your messsga. YonH bear from our advorttsar to Jig od, remodeled, concrete work Billy Martin, Minnesota coach Willie Mays became the first season attendance record Mets’ Jack Fisher the first 20- in person or by telephone. En­ National ]>sgue '214 more than the number in Pittsburgh at Akron, Ohio, and TOP PASSER The ' No Job too small. Immediate For peisonal interview In your and former Inflelder on pen­ w player in NL history to score 100 tries close Thursday afternoon W. L. P o t O.B. at the Manchester Country CMcago plays Dallas at ’lUlsa, time without spending all even ing at the telephone. for the fourth consecutive game loser in the majors this the first open to 1946. city, write, please toolude phond runs for 12 consecutive seasons 1 Son Frandeoo 80 89 .576 — Club. The current pro shop has Okla., tonight. New York Giants are estimates. 643-2629. nant-winning teams while with season Friday night, soar­ season. at 5 o’clock. Purse of 82,200 is the larg­ been a aore eye for years. If number. the Now York Yankees, nursed when he came home in the sixth ing post the I t million • • • 1 Los Angeles 81 61 .870 est ever which should help at- Sunday, Detroit meets Waah- counting on veteran CARPENTRY —Concrete steps, inning of the league-leading Oinednnati 80 .668 the town agrees to extend the togton at Canton, Ohio, and San Aatomobitoa For Sale a beer and hardly smUed when mark for the second time. PHILS-CARDS— ney director with Fred Nelson 63 I'A traot another banner fiel^ lease for another 16 years, an Earl Morrall to solve floors, hatchways, remodsUr TEILEVI8ION, an old acquaintance asked him Giants’ 6-2 victory over the Chi­ assisting. Milwaukee 78 62 .667 S'A Francisco is at Los Angeles. their quarterbacking 1963 FORD Galoxie — 4-door, porches, garage®, closets, ceil P.O. Box 8378, cago Cubs. A turnout of 114,475 for The Phillies won it in the 12th additional $76,000 wUl be The Chargers may be forced K he shouldn't be testing cham­ five games brought the after Pat Corrales stroked a Pittsburgh 78 66 .842 Short Stuff spent to install a watering problems. Morrall pre- HERALD V-8, Crulsomatic, one owner. Ings, attics finished, rec rooms Youngstown, Ohio 44612 pagne. Mays scored run No. 100 on a total attendance to 12,- two-out double. John Hermstein Philadelphia 72 68 .614 8'A system on the fairways, Ray to use an all-rookie running $1,425. CaU 643-9704. formica. No job too smaU. D k "We can’t think that way HE'« A pinch-hit grand slam homer by St. Louis 70 72 .493 " It wasn’t surprising that no back duo If Paul Lowe's knee vicfusly played with D Carpentry Service. 649-8880. USED CAR LOT for sola or 133,716. The 1964 record went In as a pinch runner, pro­ American PootbaU League team Warren, president, reports . . 1969 6 CYLINDER, cross coun­ yet," Martin explained. "You PWOTAU Willie McCovey that snapped a was 12.045,190. ceeded to third on a wild pitch Sports Viewing Chicago 68 78 .466 17 Stan HlUnskl ia alated to pUy keeps him out of action along San Francisco, Pitts­ BOX LETTERS lease. WiU consider actlvb nave to wait until you've won It. PORCE 1-1 tie and protected the Giants’ Houston 60 82 .423 21'4 ...claimed John Huarte from the with Keith Lincoln, who already try, Rambler. Good condlUon. A A DION. INC Rooftog partner. Inquire Thomas OoV The 12 million mark, by Hal Woodeshlck and scored, New York Jeta’ waiver Ust. If to the fifth annual New Eng­ burgh and Detroit. 649-0693. siding, painting. Carpantry. Al- But let me say that these are a NOW one-half game lead over the sec­ after a walk to Tony Taylor, on New York 48 99 .313 37V4 land Four BaU Golf Champion­ has been placed on the Injured For T o v la, '251 Broad Street. Pbona 64A great bundh of players. They ...SU T L4tS ond-place Dodgers. hoAvever, was not reached SATURDAY Friday’s Results claimed, the Jets would have list because of a similar Injury. taranons and addinoas. Oell- 9216. P/EOSEESS until the final day of the Cookie Rojas’ single up the mid­ 1:45 (80) NCAA College ■withdrawn Huarte’e name. This ship Sept. 24-26 at the Pleas­ Gens Foster, a 5-foot-ll, 200- 1964 VOLKSWAGEH^ deluxe bus, togs. Workmianshto guaran- run right down the other guys’ Cincinnati dropped Into third dle. Milwaukee 3, New York 1 ant Valley Country Club, site Youngsters Cited best offer. Low mileage. 742- throats. They dare you to beat A T SECOND place, l>/4 back, ^ te r a 7-0 loss season. There are three Football San Francisco 5, Chicago 2 way, the former Notre Dame pound breakaway threat from InfomiAttoa teed. 299 Autumnimn 8t e A S E Ai4S weeks remaining In this Bill White hit a homer for the great will be on the taxi souad of the recent $200,000 Carling Arizona State, will take over 7442. Money to Loan 29 them.” to Pittsburgh and fourth-place one. Cards and Dick Stuart con­ 2:00 (SO) NCAA Post- Los Angeles 5, Houston 2 World. Hilinski teamed with WASHINGTON (AP) — "The NEWTON H. SMITH k SONS— With aoouts from Los An­ [ ATTRACTED Milwaukee remained 2>^ behind I Game Show Philadelphia 6, St. Louis 4, i ; and wlU be working out daily Lowe's spot, if necessary with town of Windsor Locks to the TBM HERALD w ill not 1969 FORD VS automatic, pow­ £(L>UAL- nected for the Phillies. with the club and eUg(ible to re­ Sam Petrone of Hubbard Jim Allison, a 12th round draft Remodeling, repairing, recrea­ A FRESH START T/Ol lump geles, San Francisco, Milwau­ 2:10 (18) Mete vs. Braves Innings Heights to win top place to great state of Connecticut has du^osa the identity of er steering, excellent condition. tion rooms, additions, garages, your debts Into one easy pa» kee and Pittsburgh taking fUOr/CE Pittsburgh 7, Oncinnatl 0 turn in case of emergency. The choice from San Diego State 8:80 ( 8) NFI^—Giants vs. top two quarterbacks for Coach 1962 . . Interest to UOonn foot­ ample reason to be proud of a any advartlsar ustog box Call 649-0633. concrete work. Call 649-',.l44. ment If you have equi^ p Dotei, the Twins gave the Vikings Today’s Games ball is Improving with the pre- tapped for Ltoooln’s fullback great team of young men and letters. Readers answer­ Three-Team, Four-Game Losing Streak Weeb Ewbank will be Mike Tal­ spot. property, Frank Burks to representatives ct National 6:00 (80) World Series of Mil'waukee (Clonlnger 20-0) at season sale of tickets more an outstanding coaching staff, ing blind box ads who WALL and ceiling renovations discuss ways and means. Ooif League flag oontenden some- New York (Jackson 7-18) iaferro (pronounced ToUver) Boston's Patriots will have who have Just won the Little dssirs to protect tbalr 1953 CADILLAC, good condl- and repairs. Sheet rock and Golf and Joe Namath, . , Jack than doubled the amount of necUcut Mori}itgage BxdumgOk thlj^ to report. ( 8) Wide World of Cincinnati (Maloney 17-7) at any previous year. Phil Barry, Jim Nance of Syracuse at full­ League World Series.” Identity eon follow this tion, 643-4823. plaster repaired, 10 years ex­ IS Lswls 8t, Hsztfw^MP ‘The Twins’ 10-hlt attack In­ Pittsburgh (Sisk 6-2) Stroud, former New York Giant athletic bustoeas manager, will back and Ellis Johnson South­ That’s what Sen. Abraham A. procedure: perience. Free estimates with Sports lineman, wlU pair up with Pat eastern Louisiana at halfback MUST SELL — Clean 1967 Ford, 8897. cluded six doubles. On the (18 Kyle Rote's Worid Chicago (Faul 6-S) at San be glad to handle local re­ Rlblcoff, D-Oonn., told We fellow Enclose your reply to the $100. Can be seen at 82 Pine special rates for home owners. base-paths, they flashed speed, Francisco (Shaw 15-8) Hernon in bringing a 16-mln- taking handoffs from quarter- senators Thursday as he paid box to an envelope — 649-9262. BStXiND MORTOAOB — Clinton in Own Class ute program on NBC teevee be­ quests from hla Starrs office. Street, or call 643-0156 after 6. back Babe Parilll. stealing four bases. And, when SUNDAY Houston (Farrell 10-9) at LoJ Band Day wUl be OcL 2 when tribute to the Windsor Locks addreseed to the Cnassl- limitedd nmdsfunds avsuaDMavsUabls nfor r seo-1 starter Jim Perry weakened in Angeles (Osteen 12-14), night i fore Sunday’s New York Jets- Rutgers visits with Homecom­ Nance fills the fullback hole baseball champions. flsd Manager, Mancheeter I960 8IMCA, radio, heater, new HAVE TIME — will work. Odd end moaortgsges, paymants P the sixth inning, they brought NEW YORK (AP) — «'didn’t score, but' Clinton gavef But the Athletics came back 1:66 (18) Mets vs. Braves Houston Oilers AFL opener . . . created when LAiry Geuron Ehrentog Herald together Jobs our specialty. WIU do most suit your DUdgft Bxpedieqk them another chance In the St. Louis (Stallard 10-6) at ing Day Oct 9 against Massa­ snow tires, good condition. CaU In southpaw Jim Merritt. Maybe the Indians would in the nightcap as Ken Harrel- 2:00 ( 8) NFL^ HaU of Philadelphia (Short 16-9), night Pete LdMaglio, of Manchester, chusetts and Parents Day is broke his collarbone. Johnson, with a memo listing the 643-6712 after 6 p.m. anything. CaU us. 643-2097. senrlcs.». J. D. Realty. 94M12( Merritt, summoned from the fifth. son drove In five runs with two Fame Game director of athletics and varsity the Patriots’ fourth draft choice, San Francisco Giants’ second companies you do NOT like to give Lou Clinton Sunday’s Games listed O ct 30 against New baseman Hal Lanier is the son bullpen after the Red Sox back. With Bill Freehan at first and doubles and a homer. Boog (80) AFL—Jets vs. Chicago ait San Francisco,'2 soccer coach at the University Hampshire. Other home games has won a berth at halfback, want to see your letter. 1964 FORD Galaxie, black tudor Roonng—Siding 16 scored three runs, two on one out, Ray Oyler hit a fly to Powell connected twice for the Oilers Milwaukee at New York of Hartford, took part in the soc­ are Oct. 23 against Temple beating out returnee Ron Burton of Max Lanier, former major Your letter wiU be des­ Hardtop, black vinyl interior, Musical—Dramatic Tony Conigllaro's 28th homer; Clinton, playing with his left. Clinton lost the ball some­ Orioles while Robinson homered 2:80 ( 8) Yankees vs. Chi­ St. Louis at Philadelphia cer clinic today at Springfield and Nov. 20 against H(4y and Joe Bellino, Navy's former league pitcher who at one time troyed if the advertiser is 300 h.p., 4-speed transmission, again. cago College . . . All five officials hurled for the Giants. BIDWELL HOME Improvement struck out two batters to end third American League how, and the Tigers had mnjiers Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Cross. All-America, among others. one you've mentioned. If power brakes and steering, Co. — Roofing, siding, altera- PIANO instruction, to my bomO, the uprising. Then he struck Art Ashe Big Name at second, third. Mickey Lolich 4:46 ( 8) Time Out for who worked last Saturday • • • not it wUl be handled to whitewall tires, 4 seat belts, team in five days, made Sports Houston at Los Angeles • tlon.s, additions and remodel 166 McKee Street. 649-9679. out six more in the final three -Struck out for what would have TANKS-WHITE SOX Monday’s Games night's Continental Football Off the Cuff the usual manner. electric windshield washers ing of all types. EbcceUent timings in preserving Perry’s his, debut with Cleveland been the final out, but rookie Newx York's Mel StotUemyre 6:00 (80) World Series of Milwaukee at Philadelphia, N League game in Hartford be­ and wipers. Still under factory workmanship. 649-6495. PRIVATE instruction, piano, bjr 10 th victory in 16 decisions. Friday night and helped Mickey Stanley followed with a scattered eight hits for his 17th Golf San Francisco at Houston, N tween the Oaks and Richmond Manchester's Tom Kelley Is warranty. Excellent condition. London certified teacher. Mjr "They’ve got the sock and In Tennis Circles the Indians drop a 2-0 de­ single that drove in the runs. triumph against eight defeats. Only games scheduled were cut- from the roster. The duo to Boston with the Cleve­ Lost and Fonnd 643-7467 after 6. home, 643-2310. make good use of the speed Liolich stymied the Indians the He alk) doubled in Sie lead run quintet was consistent, however, land Indiana Tuesday and Open Golf Event Roofing and Cbimneys 16*A 1966 VOLKSWAGEN, sunroff, they have," said scout Alex cision to Detroit. rest of the way, pitching a four- against Chicago In the fourth and w is beul from start to fin­ Wednesday nights and Thurs­ FOUND — Calico cat — vicinity Campania of the Dodgers. That gave the outfielder the Inning. Tom Tresh added a ish. WWlo the Oaks are not per­ day afternoon. The Tribe clean and in good running con­ ROOFING — BpectolUtog re­ Private Instructions 3^ FOREST fflLLS, N. Y. (AP)—When Arthur Ashe hitter and bringing his record to Cooper St. Owner please call dition, $360. 643-4339. "One of the big things In their distinction of having the only 12-8. homer in the fifth. mitted to reveal the fees paid moves to Yankee Stadium for 643-6016. pairing roofa of all ktoda, new Jr., started playing tennis at the age of nine, he was a arc lights games Sept 21-22 roofs, gutter work, chh'nneya ATTENTION Tractor Trallar favor Is that they’re running. three-team, four-game losing Elsewhere in the AL, Min- New Twins Started to Rim each official it is known that CHEVROLErr — 1964, standard That means a lot and can up­ scrawny, anemic, knock-kneed kid swinging a racket streak in the majors. His flfth- 8ENATORS-ANGELS each gets better than a | 100, and a day game Sept. 23 . . At Country Club cleaned, repaired. Aluminum Trainees. Men 19 and over are shift, 6 cylinder, 2-door Bis- set an opponent” that looked as big as he 'was. innlng mi.scue enabled him to ne.sota defeated Boston 8-5, Bal­ Washington set a record for plus expenses. Jack Murray, Pat Egan, former deetnseman Announcements aiding 90 years’ experience. needed at once to train for timore downed Kansas City 5-2 cayne. Excellent condition, Free estimatea. Call Rowley, high paying Jobs as Tractor- Boston starter Dave More- Today this same Ashe, son of'^ extend the streak. its five expansion years with its And May Run Right to Flag publicist for the Oaks, former­ with the Now York Rangers must sell, $1,465. 742-8243 head and reliever Arnold before losing 10-5, New York 63rd victory of the season. ly worked with the Dallas Cow­ and Boston Bruins and coach bii lE d ’KQLUX Sales aqd 64841861. 644-8888. Trailer Drivers If quallfle^i. a Richmond cop, is the biggest Jean Moffitt of Long Beach, Clinton arrived in the Indiana' trimmed Chicago 3-1 and Wash­ With the biggest purse in history being offered, ?2,- Eamtoga $300. per week salary EJarley bore the brunt of the name in the game, wiimer over oamp from the California An­ Frank Howard rapped three hits boys. of the Springfield Indiana last ice, bonded representative. Al­ 1962 AUSTIN Healy Sprite, ml- I Calif. ington beat California 4-1. and up. Many Jobs available. Miimesota attack before un­ the world’s No. 1 player, Roy gels in an unusual manner — by for the Senators while Dick Nen NEW YORK (NEA) — around third and raced season, has sig(ned to coach 200—an increase of ?500 over a year ago—the goal of fred Amell, 110 Bryan Dr. Chelln Urea, tonneu cover, $660. Miss Smith won easily Friday, In hla fourth full season as home with the winning JacksonvlUe to the Ebutem Manchester, 644-8141. Heating and Plumbing 17 Budget plan available also. Fdr heralded Jay Ritchie flnished Emerson of Australia, in the beating Francolse Durr of way of Kansas City. ORIOLES-A’s punctured the Angels with a Odds *n Ends all contestants in the 19th annual Manchester Open 643-6326. by blanking the Twins on one pair of run-soorlng singles. a major league manager. run. Hockey League. Springfield is M A M Oil Service, plumbing details phone 249-7771 anytime. garter-finals ot the National France, 6-1, 6-0 but Miss Bueno, In the fourth inning, with one Baltimore broke'a 2-2 dead Don (jerkin, talented sports Golf Tournament at the Manchester Country Club Sun­ HOLIDAY HOUSE, Orffage Only school licensed by Regis­ hit In the final three lnniid||. Championships. Sain Mele with the sad Mele estimates that still without a coach as the day and Monday will be m o n e y ------1956 JAGUAR Roadster, ex­ and heating, residential, com Morehead, viio left for” ailing and off form, had to fight on and one ou^ Norm Cash loft­ lock in the eighth inning of the Slugging outfielder Don Lock mien is working for less OUva, Jimmy HaU and writer with the Hartford Times, training season draws .,-near. Street. New concept in veUre- cellent mechanical condition. try of Motor Vehicles and ac­ The 22-year-old UCLA senior off one match point to win over ed a fly to short left. Clinton leaves next weekend to take a or merchandise. The pros will ment Uvlng, RN on duty, Near mercial and industrial, no Job credited.. • plftchhltter In the fourth, suf­ opener with consecutive home of the Washington Senators was but enjoying It more. He’s ZoUo VcrsaUcs have scor­ Egan ran—with owner Eddie winning to a playoff in 1960. $595. CaU after 5 p.m. 649-6508 too small, 649-2871. gets another major test today Carole Graebner of Beechwood, came in, grabbed the ball — but rums by Brooks Robinson, Curt leading the Minnesota teaching position at Central Con­ Shore’s help—the Indians for be shooting for the green stuff Play will be restricted to busee, churches and shopping. fered his 16th defeat In a brought into organized baseball ed from second base four while the slmon pures will have vain bht tor his 10th victory. when he faces Manuel Santana Ohio, 8-8, 1-8, 9-7. then dropped tt. The Tigers Blefary and Jerry Adair. by the New York Yankees. Twins toward an American or five timee each this sea­ necticut State College . . . New the past six years, wtontog amateurs Sunday with the low Reasonable rates. For informa­ 1963 FALCON — 4-door station BOTTI Plumbing k Heating However, teammate Carl of Spain, the International vet­ Miss Richey beat Norma Bay- Leagpie pennant In 1965 for son on routine infield registrar at WllUmanUc State three American League cham- to settle for merchandise. handicap—seven and under — tion call 649-2368. wagon, exceUent condition, oaU Repairs, alterations, electric Help Wanted—Pemale SB eran who recently almost sin­ Ion of Argentina 6-4, 7-6 and College is Francis Geissler, for­ plonshipe . . Ivan Irwin, rough, Although there won’t be any and pros taking part Monday. 649-4842. Tastrzemskl hiked hla league lees money thsm he got for grounders. LADIES — Breck shampoo, $6. and gas hot water heaters, free SALESLADIES to work fuQ- —leading average to .826 with gle-handedly wrecked U.S. Da­ Miss Moffitt outlasted Eng­ masterminding them to “In other years,” ad­ mer local resident and elemen- tough defenseman for 11 years record field, the 402 two-day Low score either day will wto. estimates. 643-1496. vis Cup hopes. ^ tary school teacher . . . Connect- per gallon, to plastic contain­ 1969 IMPALA Hardtop Chevro­ tlme, apply Pilgrim MUM, two hits in four tlihea at bat, land’s Arm Haydon Jones 16-14, Age at Least 43 in 1948 third place two years ago. mitted Mele, "I used to to the National Hockey total to 1656 will most likely Hartford Rd., open 10 a.m. (o If he can get by Santana and 6-2. - ■ Icut and Brown wlU hold a foot­ League, has been named coach never be broken, at least 350 ers. RusseU’s Barber Shop, let, clean condition, $660. 649- After the 1968 season, wait becauso ‘maybe Har­ Oak. and Spruce. 9733. 9 p.m. then beat the winner of the In beating Emerson, Ashe dis­ when the Twins achieved mon (Klllebrew) wUl hit ball scrimmage Thursday of the Providence Reds to the golfers from New England, BA DART LEAGUE Radio—TV Repair Golfs Top Pot match between Raieal Osuna of played a brilliant all-round their best won-lost record a home run.’ ” - morning at 9:80 to Providence. American League for the com­ New York and Now Jersey are Sam McAllister and Frank 1960 CHRYSLER, 4-door sedan, Services 18 FEMALE TO WORK to lu w ^ Mexico and CUff Drysdale of game, characterized by a rocket SECRETARIES NOTE (91-70) since World Wu- Versalles made a feeblo The public is not invited . . . ing season . . High school expected. Sheldon were the winners in Personals all power, steering and brakes, eonette, full or part-time,me, m i^ On Line Today South Africa — a big order but service, excellent ground Bowling scores during Paige Signs with A’s II, owner Calvin Griffith trj’ at a ground baU dur­ Trinity College will host the football coach, Paul Ryan, at Professionals have dominated the doubles tournament last excellent tires, 649-1967. (XINNIE’S TV and Radio Serv be over 28. Starting rate, $1.80 not unlikely — he will become strokes and ability to rise to the the 1965-66 season will be decided Sam was worth $5,- ing spring training and . state’s press, radio and teevee Haverhill H l^ assessed a the top prize to 17 of the 18 night at the BA Club's Dart RIDE WANTED from vicinity ice; avaliabl* aU hours. Satis- per hour. Apply at Navlfl’e In World Series the first U.S. player In 10 years occasion. handled as foQows: 000 less. The negotiations Mele ripped the shortstop corps Monday at the annual fall “clipping’’ penalty on 12 of previous Opens at the S. Main League play. Second place went Burger Chel to Wethersfield. 1967 CHE'VROLET Wagon — 4- faettoo guaranteed. CoLl 6 Canteen, 56 WUlow S t, East to win the American champion­ For Balance of Year were conducted In front of with a $300 fine. kickoff luncheon . . . Stock car the 47 first day candidates St. course. Only Alex Sott, an to George Washburn and Lee Must leave by 7 a.m. 643-6282, door, good running condition. 1315. Hartford. ship. Tony Trabert waa the last Scoresheets will be pro­ a television set. Sam swal­ races on the weekend include a when they reported with long, amateur, was able to break Tremano. Regular league play or 643-7981. CaU 643-2246. AKRON, Ohio (AP) — Ihe "I thbik It was impor­ In 1955. 300 ■ Lap Feature vided by The Herald, to lo­ lowed and cajoled Calvin tant to the club,” said big ,300-lap feature tonight at Beatle-type haircuts. Ryan the strvigle hold ot the pros. starts next Friday night. Millinery, Dressmaking 19 chase for the top prize of $60,- He also will become the first KANSAS CITY (AP)—Leroy (Satchel) Paige, 'who Into splitting the difference Sam. “I know some playw 7:80 on the final show at Rlver- ordered the players to the bar­ RIDE WANTED from Man 000, golf’s bluest financial cal bowling houses miy. Chester to vicinity Mt. Saint Auto Accessories—Tires 6 Negro champion. Riverside Finale many old timers call the greatest pitcher of all time between coniinercials. ers said they always ro- side Park and the first of a ser- ber shop. “It’s simple,” he PIAIN SEWING and altera Jackpot, began today at the Santana beat Antonio Palafox Minimum scores to be Last August the Twins speoted me. Now they , les of Sunday afternoon pro- said, "either they get haircuts Joseph Academy, call 643-0082. “SEWING : World Series of Golf. of Mexico 8-3, 9-7, 8-1. Osuna noted on sheets: and now certainly the oldest, has signed with Charles ^ Ram s tomorrow at Stafford or don't play ball. Pm not FORD ENGINE, 427 cubic inch, tlons on ladies' and children’s were submerged in sixth hmew damn weU I meant WANTED—Ride from Clinton 462 h.p. with 4-speed, $700. 81 clothing. Call Mrs. Rhodes, Masters champion Jack Nick- and Drysdale advanced 'Ihurs- The thrills and spills of stock Duckpins—Men, 135 sin- 0. Finley’s Kansas City Athletics for the remainder of place when Griffith pro­ business. And the fine Springs iqieedway at 2:15. Staf coaching a girls' team.” laus, U.S. Open tltllst Gary day. car racing come to an end to- St. to vicinity Park and Mato, Charter Oak St. 643-5453 anytime. MACHINE : the 1965 .season. claimed publicly, "Mele doesn’t go Into any ldtty_^ Hartford, hours 8-4:30. Call Player, PGA champion Dave m the women’s division, Wim­ night at Riverside Park Speed- gles and 350 triple, Wom- When Bill Veeck, then presi­ should rest his players for a party or something"* FOR ALTERATIONS neatly and Marr and British O^n winner bledon champion Margaret way with the running of the 125 and 340; Children, dent of the Cleveland Indians, more.” Pro Charts 6434)766. reasonably done in my home, Stafford Racing like that. I don’t believe -®V TKLRRAY OU^^R^^AN■ Auto Driving ^hool 7-A Peter Thomson comprise the Smith of Austr^la faces Nancy 300-lap Les L>ey Memorial 'Tro- 125 and 340. signed Satchel in the heat of Sam figured he might be In a party because you’re AFL Just Two Years Away WANTED—passenger to share call 643-8760. OPERATORS" field In the two-day, 86-hole Richey of Dallas and Marla phy race—longest IndividualIdi the 1948 pennant race, the through and called him on DRIVING InalrucUons — Home playott at the Firestone Country Tenpins—Men, 200 sin­ Set for Sunday only gliing the fine back expenses from Coventry to Bueno of Brazil opposes Billie test ever held at the Agawam gles and 550 triples; Wom­ pitcher was at least 43 years I t to the kids.” Parris Island, South Carolina. pick-up, reasonable rates, teen­ PLEASANT WOBKINq oval. old. Many insisted 50 would be "I said It.” agreed Cal­ The other day Sam aat From Challenging National Leaving Sept. 21, returning age classes. Special attention Moving—^Trucking— The 250-lapper, won by Danny en, 175 and 450; Children nearer his correct age. Ron Narducci of East Had- vin. "I also said, . . but in a hotel lobby and mus­ Sept. 24. CaU 742-671+-aftcii_fi to nervous and elderly. Serv­ Storage 20 CONDITIONS I dam, who saw his chances of Galullo of Waterbury last vyeek, 150 and 375. Satchel won 28 arid lost 31 Mele doesn’t b a v e the ed on the good days that NEW YORK (NEA)—Tberelief pitcher. But not RECEIVERS — Help has set to the AFL. AU rejects from condition, 200cc. Must be seen. Painting—Papering 21 lished. half-mile dirt oval will be at direct traffic at third, Jim Sam. ' As the AFL, which cut to on or oven Jimmy T a ^ r , _tho nally arrived for Lionel Taylor, Plaza and Woodland St., Hart­ has been moved up to 7 ;30 p.m. home. other clubs. Ray Jacobs at left ford. 649-3287. 742-7442. MANCHESTER M0DE3 Full names of bowlws 2:15 o'clock. Lenmn to coach hitters and He sat gray-halred and ' the profesaional boom of the AFL le adequately stocked in most prollflc receiver to foot PAINTINQ. EXTERIOR and General Manager Hank Pe­ running backs. The pass re- ball Al Denson settled at flank- tackle hn.s developed into steady AUTO TOPS and/or teams must be ters said Paige would Join the Narducci, who had won a fea­ Johnny Sain to handle ttie sedate, looking like a busi­ 1960s, begtos Ra sixth year of performer, but otherwise interior, paperhangtog, wall- PINE ST., MANGHBBTBIU Frank Skaff, third base coach printed. ture earlier In the season, was pitchers. Last winter, Sam nessman In from the Mid- operation, it’s no longer a criti- celvera are just as good aa any *r, ahead of Bob Scarpltto, and 1962 B\rW, r69s, excellent con- pa]aper removed, dry wall work, Athletics in Minnesota Tues­ you’ll find to footbaU. They get 1 Hewrltt Dixon looks comfort- they’re in trouble if they have Automobileti For Hale 4 Heavy Vinyl, "Custom for the Detroit Tigers, broke in Scores should reach The day. In contention when his car was also olosoted himsolf in the West waiting for an ap­ eal question. The fledgling to go full time with the others dltlon, n^ust be seen. 742-7442. Recosonable rates. Fully in­ as a third baseman with Allen­ hit and while he got it back un­ Mele manse a t Quincy, pointment, though ho league is hers to stay, thanks plenty of practice, since in the able as a big, fast tight end. 1954 DODGE, 4-door sedan, sured. Free. eetimates. 649- Herald the morning after first few eeasons, the AFL was There’s not much bbhind them, listed as regulars. And the only 9658, Joseph P. Lewis. BABYSriTBR needed by Tpllerad," with Window town In the New York - Penn der control, he lost the oppor­ Maas., and figured ont a reaUy comes'out of Brook- * to a five-year contract with the rookie who shows a symptom standard transmission, $75. stitute teacher, my homo. Own League in 1936. match. MORNINOBELLES START tunity to take over the lead. Bill new Image for the Twins. klyn. National Broadcasting Co. for essntially a throwing league. but they may not need It. Odell Business Services transportation. Call B any is speed-burner poeeibll- of being helpful ia Max Leet- 6434)919. < PAINTING BY Dick Fontaine Morningbelles Bowling Wimble of Lisbon, N. Y., the "Why can’t We be bet­ “What a parlay,” he - the privilege of telecasting 16 The quarterbaoke are admit­ wjw. RATING—poor. Offered 13 eventual winner, will be seeking ter T” he mused. "We have said. “My wife, she’s due " weekends of games-annuaUy. tedly poorer, and this Is where Ity. RATING—good. 1969 FORD — V-8 automatic, Interior and exterior. Paper DENTAL Assistant. League starta Tuesday morning his eighth triumph of the year the power with Oliva, KUle- Got. 8.” That’ll be the fifth SiVery measuring stick of thejpve got the most catching radio, heater, excellent condi­ LAND CLBARINO, tree re­ hanging and wall paper remov­ Experience preferred. at 9 o'clock at the Holiday LINEBACKERS — Little moval, and chain saw work. al. Dutch Boy and DuPont and a firmer grip on the track's brew and Allison. And po­ chUd for the Melee. domparlson is theoretical but up to do—the arms of young OFFENSIVE UNB — Main tion. Low mileage, reasonable. qualltlcatlons. Box M, Hera|fl. Lanes. tentially we have the p l t ^ known John Bramlett, ex-baso- After 6 p.m., 649-8782, A. Michaud, 743-8096. Quality workmanship. Call FOR A DAY, WEEK... OR LONGER modified championship. “llie new house, it’s got one would like to offer a few, fellowe Uke Don Trull, Pete shift has found Jerry Sturm bailer, has hustled himself Into evenings, 527-9571. Ing. Now let’s rim.” flvo bedrooms, will be o^nions to the guise of ex-' Beathard, Eddie Wilson and, of switched to guard, where he has 9HARPEN1NQ Seivlce—Saws, EARLY BIRDS — Vivl Bayer Against Baltimore one done about the aame course, Joe Namath. regular corner Job on right side. 1968 PL'JMOUTH Hardtop, new­ WUUe M)aya’ first major pertlee. to shrug off rookie Jon Hoh- Prom last year, retain Jerry ly rebuilt automatic tranamla- knives, axes, aheare, skates, EIXTEIRIOR and Interior paint­ A 1965 Car from 187, Edna Ohrlstensen 180. league hit waa a boms run night, the Twins had men time.” The American Football One feels the AFL trails to man, and Ray Kubala left alone rotary blades. Quick service. ing, Wallpaper books, paper- NOTICE on first and second In the And, of oourae, that’s Hopkins os middle man and Sion. First, $36. takes it. 742- Morlorty Brothora League Is two years behind the coaching quality, too. Fellows at center. Bob Breltenstein, Tom Enslandaon at left comer. 8626. Capitol Eoulpment Co., 38 lumgtog. Ceilings. Floors, thi! TOWN OF VERNON* RENT ninth Inning with the World Serlea time, too, NFL—purely because the lat­ Uke Weeb Ewbank (New York heralded rookie, is left tackle Mato St., Manchester. Hours ly insured. Workmanship guar­ score tied, mien Joe Noe- hopcfuUy Including the Eugene Jeter is a raw rookie, ZONING BOARD - ter has a head start of 40 Jets) and Sid Glllman (San Di­ candidate. Most solid Bronco is but Ed Cummings, ex-Jet, is a FORD 1960 Thunderblrd Con­ dally 7-5. Thursday 7-8, Satur­ anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. INSTALLED sek hit a sharp grounder Twlna. Hla pregnant wife years. Bysy Ithe 1967 season, as­ ego Chargers)______were___ winners______to Eldon Donenhauer, the long­ vertible, automatic, oil power, day 7-4. 643-7968. If no answer. 643-0048. OF APPEAIiS I to third. The Oriolea went was out ahopplng while gung-ho type who'll keep the Notice is hereby given tin t ^ JTha Crtatatf "Stara'f suming the AFL contlnuea Its the NFL, so It's not a desperate time right tackle. Bob McCul­ .regulars moving. RATINO— excellent coi)dltion, 26,(X)0 orig­ for a double play, but Sam counted hla lead. resent pace of'signing young defloienoy. But there are a lough entrenched at right inal miles. 876-4934. HAROIA) k SON Rubbish Re- INTERIOR and exterior paint­ the Vernon Zoning Board .of — ALSO — Undtr Th« Sun !I Nossek hustled to first “We’re more out frimt Uent, there could be inter- couple of soft spots to the AFL guard. RATINQ—poor-to-falr. fall’. mflval — attics, cellarii -and ing, wallpaper removed, fully Appeals will hold a ' The •Dot Shots” Of The East Art bent the relay. Mean­ than she la,” he smiled gplay at an honestly competi­ strategy departments. 1962 CHEVROLET Corvadr, 4- yards, weekly and monthly Insured. Rene Belanger, 618 hearing on Tuesday, Septemwr Seat Covers, Rear Windows, while Tony OUva, the ad­ smugly. “We’re. el|ht and tive level. DEFENSIVE BACKS— Two door, automatic transmlaslon, pickup. Bolton-Manchester vi­ 0513 or 644-0604. 31, 1965 at 7:30 p.m., In tlie Back In Torrid DarUght Dusb vance runner, zipped At the same time, they’ve QUARTERBACKS — Three- newcomers^, (Jerry Bussell and Zippers, Carpets and a half, and she’s seven.” The beat argument for the been bolder to their approach 6 cycllnder, 700 series, $760. cinity. Harold Hoeu:, 649-4034. (Jourt Room, Town of Verafin ASTi le the respect tendered the way tussle for top rating be­ surprising Nemlah Wilson, are 6494)311. Administration Building, Rook- Hea^ners Repaired •k Brand new, fully equipped cars ready to go. and have made a direct contri­ tween Mickey Slaughter, John revising rating upward. There’s TYPEWRITBRa — Standard Mlnneeota Vikings to the older bution_ __ to defenoe__ _ to pipro ball and electric. Repaired, over­ ville, to hear and be heard 'on McCormick, Jacky Lee. Lee, due no better comer back 4) league 1961 OLDSMOBILE SUrflre, INVITATION the following application: Sam­ dr Reasonable rates, NOW OPEN for Hm league, They got started to [ vrith their um of the blitz, or to return to Houston in '65, was than Willie Brown on left. One white convertible, all power, hauled, rented. ' Adding ma­ 1961, and their roster today' i^^-dog. big flop. McCormick still has of the rooks should oust John new top, tires. Immaculate, $1,- chines rented and repaired. uel Baum, President FarmpU has only eight men who pro-1 . Pickup and delivery service. TO BID Inc., 11 Windemere Ave.,- Row- dr Full insurance coverage. FAU and WINTER SEASON date that first eeqson to pro that shakyalw knee and long in- Griffin on right comer. They'll 496. 643-8908 after 6. ville, for approval of a General activity, ifo Slaughter has pole also push the safety trio of Aus­ Yale Typewriter Service, 649- Sealod bld$ will be received FULL CO UPES/^ axperlence. If the Vikings I960 RAMBLER Station wagon, at the office of the General Repairer’s License for Faftn- k Large discount if your car is in our shop for rrellma WUh A BIMerhw poslUon. RATING—fair. tin Oonsoulln, John McOeever, 4886. could get that far to four aea- BASEBALL HEROES Jim McMtllto. RATING— good. good body, excellent running Manager, 41 Center Street, 1 oil's Inc., for the recently ax- DAVE’S repairs. ions with aHentlally rookie tal- condition, standard tranamla* APPLIANCES repaired — all Manchesler, Conn., until ~ Sep*, ^ oandedpanded facility. 35-UP FEATURE / ; DOWNTOWN BILLIARDS 1 «nt, the BufMo Bills and the RUNNING BACKS — No Blon, $686. 648*9464. makes washers, refrlgeratore, tember 25, 1965 at 11:00 a.m. All persona toUrasted n ag SUM6IARY—*No one's brash ! 58 COTTAGE ST. (CoriMr of Oak) ■an Diego Chargers — Just M pnoBONG — Mickey LoUch. more Intrlgutog pair to AFL's freazers, dryara, gas and eleo for Cemetery Equipment. Bid appear and be heard. AUTO UniOLSTERY history than Cookie OUohrlet, enough bo predict a title for NEED CART Tour credit turn* trio ranges. Oil burners cuccessful in their signings— Detroit, pitohed tour-hitter oa forms, plans and specifications •Town of Vernon tie CiNTHt $r. llUorl SOM AItn BROTHERS can claim the same progrsM, Abner Haynes. If Abner can Bronooe, but people lake them ad down? Bboct oo down pay* cleaned and repaired. Cosma are available at the Control­ Zoning Board ot AppflUi OFBI SUNDAYS ot 2:00 F.M. Tigers trimmed Olevelaad I-t- stay, ahead of Charlie Mitchell. more aerloualy. Mao Speedle mant? BankrupCT Repoaaaa- BtANOHESTER Ml CENTER STREET — TEL. 64S-618S with an extra year. Appliance. 6494X188. ler’s O/flce, 68 Center Street, John A. Marifoi Proportionately, there are BATTING — Ken Harreleon, Cookie can block enough for all stepped to forcefully as the new MmiT Don't daapolrl Baa Hon* Manchdter, Connecticut. Chairman dr Lodlnt Cordially invitnd Kaneaa Olty, drove la five rune of them. Mato thing le to Iceep head coaoh. And when any of­ aat Dougloa. laqulra about low* YOU- ARB A-ll Truck le A-ll - Ann HumpotYi PfwM M3-8245 LEASING FLANS FOR ALL 1966 MAKES A MODELS THOMPSON SPEEDWAY Just as many impresslva defen- Oellars, atUca, trash, small Town of Manchester, ■Ive linemen to the AFL aa tha with two doubles and bomer, 'em sharp mentallyi At full pro- fense can p ^ u o e OUchrist, aet to w n , emiCUeet paymanta Connecticut Secretary ; .11:1 I M:M ' f. FLRITY OF PARKING A U AROUNDI duoUon,...... ^ y have pouni tleJ to Haynes and Taytor, aoortog ia anywbaia. No ■nail toaa or ft* tmektog done A-t rig^tl Call NBIj, men lUts Tom iMtak, poweriia Atbletloa to 1941 vie* 64S-29M, Tnuneno TTuiiioktog Richard Martin, September 10, I960 . Ernie Ladd, Jercy Maya, Buck wry over Balttmere tai esoMd bum up (be league. RATING— no problem. Defenae to. PRE­ Binoa (Mny^a^r^lan. Douglas Qenaral Manager RochvUls, ConneoUcut Buchanan, Earl Faison. Th* game of douMeheador. exoeUent DICTION—fourth plaoa. MoUmw, Bendocw S \

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 1 ,196B FAO l MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1965 5 S B , ' PAG E TEN H o o s m For Sole 72 Apartinento— Flats— SnbuHton For Roat 66 Houses For Ssle 72 HoMSiS For 8 s k 72 ItoiiS6S For Solo 72 Hotuwt For Salt 72 Suburban For Sal* 75 Snbniimn F or Goto 78 SubnrlMUi For Help Wanted— Male 36 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Tenemtnta 68 IMMACULATE 6 room Cape, COVENTRY TWO » Wom BOLTON Lakafront — Taar" POWERS SCHOOL Area — love­ GARRISON Colonial hi oxecu- COVENTRY — Fine starter UNIQUE In planning and ro- FRIENDLY ICE CREAM la hlr- found houM, 4 rooms, rstrigsr< ly Cape, full shed dormer, well ROOKLEDOB — 6 room brick MOVE INTO this immoculsls 2 baths, firsplacs, garagt, 14x home, 4-room Cape with fuU storatlon. Modsmizsd Colonial, ca to choose from, .ing full-time and part-time help SORW.MtfTeR-'ME HAVEMT MAP MOW PO you LIM , »MA0t8 OF T im iF ME OMiy THREE ROOM apartment, 8rd Ranch, double garage, 2 fire­ tlve nolghboiliood on a boautt- 6-room Cape, convenient loca­ 16 ponslsd, enclosed breeze- bedrooms, new g a n fb , (In* lo( ator, stove, $136., Immsdlats shaded lot, S large bedrooms, ful wiooded lot, 6 moms, IH basement, paneled living room, 8 rooms, one floor, 2H baths, for momlnga and eveninga. A raiMKIPTOM DffAKTMiMT TMAT YAOICAL"* [ YlP VAM WlNkLE.' I WANTED AN AIR* floor, stove and refrigerator. occupancy, 643^661, places, szftras, Immsdlats tion, newly redecorated In and way, one • half acre terraced encloeed porch, $10,900. Leon­ 76 acres, brook. Liumsli ne*ds light iw papcXlklng $14,' CLASSIFIED $66. 646-8120. abundant oaMnsts in kHchen. baths, brosssway, 6-car Hours preferred in the morn­ TOR'^sAHsf-reyoioMAN TRyiW010 OtT A' , WMf RE'S 1MAT> OONOlTKMf R OR formal dining room, firsplacs occupancy. Posak Rsolty, out, fireplace, nicely land­ lawn with fruit trees. FHA ap­ ard Agency, Realtors, 646- Agency, 649-5261, 649-6140. 000. 8*cond -r'$-b«dnom a plui ing 10-3, eveninga from 7-12:80. ROCKVILLB — Attrsottvo » 260-7476, tM,400. PhiUnrlok. Afsn- scaped with picnic area. Own­ praised, $900. down. P a s^ 0469. iunroom in very good eondl' BLOPGSTTY ^MACMACV OJtZ PftlSCRiPTlON POOR SOUL < A 8CACN UMIREUA THREE ROOM apartmant, In living room, basement ga­ oy, 646-6464 VERNON — bedroom Colo­ Must be neat and clean in ap­ room apartment, resldentlSi rage, Owner, 64e-6607. er must sell — his new home ReaUy, 2I9-7476, 6U-7206. S tion, good rinanolng avallaMa* OM MAPlt «TReET.'UMlCS« FILLED INI A SEEN \ OR DOG FOOD, ■tovs, refrigerator, 347 N. NEW USTTNO in AA sons, pro­ VERNON—Four bedroom Colo­ nial, IH bathe, fireplace, alum­ Asking $U,000. J. D. RoaHy* pearance. Many fringe bene­ Main at. O a f 649-8229, 9-8. area, appliances and heat fur-- fliJlOO—Six foom Ootoalal, go- Is almost ready, fl$,600. J. D. ADVERTISING fits. Call 649-77S8 for appoint­ , tMEVWt 1DRM IT OWH DRUG t r o R t r ^MIIERNAUNG^TMEy COULP FILL nlshed. Adults, no pets, gPO. fessional snd sxscuUva orso. rOfs, IH oorss, garden, fruit Realty Oo„ 6U-6129, 64$-6779 nial with full bath, two lavs, inum combinations, built-lns, Co., 448-6129, 6a-S77t. . ment. ^ ^ j r t ^ L T N E BIU. PRONTO' TWO-FAMILY apartment, 2 monthly. 649-4634 or 876-1166. Custom ocnstnictsd horns, on reo room, garage and many large lot, $18,800. Owner 976- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS _9i wow: and shod* trsss, suburban, more fine extras. Close to 1860. bedrooms, stove, refrigerator, NOT NEW-BUT ALMOST beautifully trssd snd land­ Hutehins Agsnoy, Itoalton, LARGE BXBCUnVB Ranch, 7 REDUCED 8 AAL to 5 PAL I'ssciA'il; ROCKVILLE—3 rooms and i scaped halt acre lot. Three rooms, modem kitchen with sU echool. A steel at $22,500. Farms For Sato 78 -r and parking. Convenient to rooms, stove, close to center of 649-6894. Owners are Boston bound and schools and shopping aresu 42 bedrooms or four, tastefully builHns, diningInlng roroom, two fire Buy Now NORTH COVENTRY—Authsnl r town, $50. monthly, oomplete- Yetr this 6 room ranch decorated. Encloeed breesC' FOUR Immoeulats rooms, large plsces,ss. 23% boms, family room, are most anxious to get goinr. VERNON COPY Q.OSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Columbus at., 649-6064. ly redecorated. Call 875-'f967. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- tic 1760 Cape, with 11 aoreiu horns on Ferguson Rood in way, 2 car garage, many other living room, custom kltchsn twoVO osr garage wooded lot, 2 fireplaces, 4 bedrooma, 3 ful| MACHINISTS THREE ROOM apartment. 470 desirahl* Rockledge was features. Prtcsd for Immsdlats with iH^t-lns, Enjoy Ilfs In a $29,600. PWlbiTck Agency 649 1577. MONDAY Ikra nUDAY IQtSO A.M.-«ATimOAy I AAA rose $8,960 buys large 10 room baths, recenUy xted*corat*4b Main SL, |90. Call 649-6229, custom built in 1968 by sols In mid 20's. Bsltlort Agsn' quiet setting. Leonard Agtnoy, Priced to sell at $19,900. OhifU$< WAPPINO — 6 room tenement, present owner. You won't cy, 648-6121. Roaltors, 646-0469. home on Laurel Street tn older home on quiet, resi­ ,9-5. $38. a month, 1079 Sullivan Ave. Manchester has Just been liin Agency, 643-9443. find a better buy anywhere. MANCHESTER — Two-famlly, BEAUTIFUL dential street. $1,760 as­ ------.<■ ■ - -- - — FOUR ROOMS with appliances, All large rooms, lovely tiled o r e s t h il l s UNDEN STREET — Opposite reduced in price. Features sumes mortgage, taxes, ****^^IB*APPai!01ATKD DIAL 643-2711 1ST SHIFT HBJBRON — 4-room apartment F 6-6 With garages and shaded lot 12 rooms and 2 car garage heat,„ 3 bedrooms, excellent bath, extra lavatory and the Center Park. Big 6 room on Clinton St., fully rented and BOLTOll LAKE FRONT principal and interest. Only Wanted— Real Eitato 77 available, first floor, 3 bed­ New 0-room Colonial In ex­ single with two baths. The lot on large lot. Completely $87. monthly. Appraised for east side location. Wesley R. rooms, lots of closets, electric the prettiest kitchen and in excellent condition, alumi' 3RD. SHIFT Smith. Realtor, 643-1567. dining room ever. Cali Mrs. ecutive neighborhood, 29’ Is 80x176. Needs redoing. Pos­ renovated. This is an ex­ $11,700. Sacrifice. Hurry! SELUNG YOUR HOME? Get heat, storage area, 15 minutes num storms and screens, cop' ceptional Investment that CenriniMd From Proeodbiq Pago Smith at 640-1200 to pick ' living room, formal dining sible to convert to a two- per plumbing, oil steam best, KEENEY DR. the best pries now. Proop*cts OCTOBER 1st occupancy — 3 from Pratt h Whitney, $89. Call room, extra large kitchen family. Good value at $17,000. will bring Immedlata ra- waiting. Listings wonted. Call 228-9115, Strout Realty. you up to show you this good Income producer. |28,900. tums. CHAPLIN AGENCY H elp Wanted— ^Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 PART TIME bedroom apartment, t w o home today. with built-ins, family room, T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 6a- Wolverton Agency, Realtors, now 649-7304. Staknls R*al Bs* Truly a magnificent home. years old, excellent condition, RCX3KVTULE — 4 rooms, first laundry room on first fjoor, 1877. 649-2613. taU. A Spilt Level, 3 large bed­ applications are being CLEAN • UP man wanted, must centrally located on bus line. floor, clean, heat and stove In­ close to Buckley School and 643-9442 Heat, hot water, TV antenna, rooms, all- double closets, taken for full-tl8ie department be trustworthy. Apply in per­ TURRET LATHE clu de. 649-3193. JARVIS REALTY CO. many extras. Manchester NEW U8TINO--6 room Ranch, JARVIS REALTY CO. manager for yard gotkla. W.T. son, mornings, at Cavey’s Res­ My,MOW Times have garbage disposal, stove and full basement, IVi baths, fire­ tile bath and tiled lavatory. CHANGED!" OEP’t - refrigerator furnished. Call For information call Bob Big living room with fire­ ■ Grant Co., Parkade. taurant, 46 Bast Center St. ENGINE LATHE 646-1121 649-1200 $85,000 FOR WHAT? place, finished rec room, ap­ 648-1121 649-1200 TALCOTTVIIJ^B — Charming Wessin Charges CRiTAlL aSANCH) 643-0812 for appointment. Resort Property Oerstung at Green Manor proximately one acre lot, excel­ place and front vestibule, SALESWOMAN wanted to work restored 6 room Colonial, CARPENTEIRS wanted, steady BRIDGEPORT EVES. 640-2616 Construction. 4 large bedrooms, 2 full lent condition. Priced under EVES. 643-0038 dining room and dream part-time, references, experi­ employment, year 'round, m u A TEAR NOW RENTING — 3 room, all For Rent 67 kitchen, formica counter, quaint vlllnge setting, country Reds Caused IN OUR E i£ tb - electric apartments. Built-ins, baths plus M bath gnd pow­ $20,000. SO day occupancy, good kitchen, dishwasher, new fur­ enced. Apply in person. framers and inside trimmers, DRILL PRESS COVENTRY LAKE — 3 room 649-5361 649-8988 location. Charles Lesperance, lazy susah, stainless steel Mario's Bakery, 829 Main St. call 643-9551, or stop in the of­ fiOCER REBD desirable country setting, $90. der room, 2 garages, large nace, wiring, paint, etc. Hayes His Banishment a I ACORN KD. cottage, fumare-flreplace, fur­ dining room, family room, 649-7620. sink. And to top it off a fice after 4:30. U * R Housing per month, no lease. Leonard Evenings 875-4433 TAILOR MADE for the small lovely enclosed rear porch Agency, 646-0131. DOMESTIC want 82 houl' work BURRING L'iNaeoai<,L.i. nished or unfurnished. Tel. 742- CLEAN as a whistle — 6'3 room pushbutton kitchen, etc. but growing family, expandable Corp., 56 E. Center St., Man­ Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. Ranch with 8 bedrooms, family overlooking the lake, cellar MIAMI, Fla. (AP) Brig. week? Will discuss salary, chester. 8287. MANCHESTER — Exceptional Why not see for yourself MANCHESTER — bus line, well Cape ^rith 4 finished, 2 bed­ ANDOVER — 7 room Cape Cod, FIVE ROOM duplex, near Main. sized kitchen with dining area, where the value is. Call maintained 6-room Cape, cab- rooms, ' living room and big and garage. The big lot is ianeled living room and fam- Gen. Ellas Wessln y Wessln, must have transportation from 6 room Cape. Wall-to-wall car' very well landscaped with shunted by the Dominicanlint Re­ Manchester area. General Oil heat, automatic hot water, oversized 2-car garage, screen Roger Walker. Ineted kitchen, ceramic bath, kitchen, full cellar, aluminum fly room, 4 bedrooms, full cel­ Situations 'Wanted— Garden— Farm— Dairy Rooms Without Board 59 Houses For Sale 72 ed 36’ patio, oil not water heat, peting, open stairway, tiled many trees. Swimming, public’s provisional government housework. 246-5663. BLBXTrRIGIAN or helper. 644- 45 TO 60 HRS. storms, screens, garage, reas­ permanent siding, hot water storms and screens, fairly lar, 2-car garage, ameslte Female 38 Products , 50 $16,900. Wolverton Agency, Re bath, rec. room, copper plumb' boating and fishing is ex­ drive, $15^100. Owner 742-6061. to a diplomatic post, ha* 0109. onable. Inquire 66 School St. SEVBIN ROOM okssr home, 4 ing, hatchway, city utilities heat. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. priced at $13,900. Wolverton EXPERIENCED Dental assis­ LIGHT Housekeeping room also altors, 649-2813 Barrows Wallace cellent. If you are looking charged that Communists were W in TOMATOES — pick In own con­ sleeping room, parking. Please 643-4632. bedrooms, 2 baths, lot 72x151. Mint condition Inside and out. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. tant and girl Friday. Typing, USED CAR lot man. Inquire PER WEEK CHILD CARE — care for Manchester Parkade for a home of pleasure and VERNON — Custom U Jt R responsible for his ouster. Thomas Colla. 261 Broad St. one child tn my home. Have tainers. Beans, peppers, call 643-4372. Marlon E. Robertson, Realtor. THREE bedroom Ranch In fine 18x20 garage and patio, nice in a fine community, only built contemporary ranch, good salary. Send resinne to FIVE ROOM apartment, Center 443-6963. landscaped lot, near stores Manchester 649-6806 HEBE IT IS POWERS SCHOOL — 3-bedroom 'Ythe barrel-cnested general Box “ G■’ Herald. Phone 643-9216. ABOVE AVERAGE one child for playmate, all chil­ squash, beets, beet greens, car­ St., reasonable. Available im­ neighborhood, near public and Ranch, treed lot. Large kitch 4*4 miles from Manchester, family room, fireplace, sun- wai stripped of his command of dren’s furniture, toys, large rots, Swiss chard, and fruit. 21 ROOMS FOR RENT, one block parochial schools. Large lot, schools, bus. Don’t miss this deck, high scenic sloping wood­ from Main Street, fr^a park­ mediately. Call 628-7672, 289- en - dining area. 2 fireplaces be sure to see this dream the armed forces training cen­ BOOKKEEPER with experience WANTED young men. Have PAY yard. Location few minutes Angel St. awnings, combination windows, one. Full price $16,900. Call MANCHESTER — 7 room Colo­ home. Priced right, top fi­ ed lot. Hayes Agency, M6-0131. ing, kitchen prlvllegei, gentle­ 1668. Mitten Agency, Realtors, 643- JUST USTED ... a beau­ Reduced for quick sale. Hayes ter and appointed consul gener­ In all phases. Including payroll. openings in several depart­ from Manchester, South Wind? fenced yard, baths, quick nial, 2’4 baths, 2-car garage, tiful Cape at the comer of Agency, 646-0181. nancing available. Call Man­ al in Miami. He told newsmen men only. 648-5127. INVESTMENT 6930. 2 fireplaces, dty utilities, bullt- If you are tired of bucking ments. Full time or part-time, sor, Wapping or Vernon areas. POUR ROOM unfumifjhed occupancy, transferred, $17,700. Broad St. and Oliver Road. chester Realty Co. 643-0000 Hebron upon his arrival Friday night dally traffic to and from Hart­ 8 a.m. until 2 p.m., 6 day week. Reasonable. Call 644-8957. Household Goods 51 apartment. Available October 643-0706. tns, excellent location. .Charles POUR FAMILY — 4-room units PLEASANT room for gentle­ PROPERTIES OWNER FINDS self with two It’s ideally located near or 643-4348. aboard a U .8. Air Force plans ford, call Peerless Woodwork­ Visit us to learn more about 1, Inquire 233 Center St. Lesperance, 649-7620. ceramic baths, 2 bedrooms, ap' 7-ROOM COLONIAL Contromatics EXEXlunVE Secretary — De­ SINGER automatic zig-zag, like man, near bath, parking. 64 8TRANT STREET — Owners homes, has offered his 6-room school, buses and shopping. from the Panama Canal Zone ing Corp., Glastonbury, 633- this work. Tober Baseball Mfg. High St. There is very little mainte­ pliances, prime east side loca that his romoval was “ a victory 6211, for appointment. Co., 114 Brooklyn St., Rock­ pendable, personable, desires new, ■'nonograms, embroiders, FIVE R(X)M duplex, central lo­ moving, must sell this immac­ Cape with aluminum siding, MANCHESTER — Central loca- 10 ACRES Dutton holes, etc. Original price nance required to keep its tion. Wesley R. Smith, Real­ WAPPING — Immediate occu­ for the Oimmunists." ville. Corp. part - time employment, cation, $90. monthly. Call 649- 2 Family, $15,000 ulate older home. Pour down fireplace, aluminum storms Uon, large older 10 room home, tor, 643-1667. CLEAN - UP woman wanted, over $300. Take over last 4 pay­ FURNISHED ROOM, near Main and two up. 1 *4 baths, porches, and screens, wall to wall car­ mother-in-law apartment, ap­ spic and span condition. It pancy, 3-bedroom custom built Situ^ed on lovely country But, he added, "They haven't preferably 9-1. 643-6539. St. Inquire 9 Hazel St., 649- 6335, 9-6 for details. must be trustworthy. Apply In PART-TIME — general work ments of $10.80 each. Call deal­ rivacy, big trees. Ebccellent peting, beautiful landscaping proximately one acre. Asking has permanent siding, new Ranch on desidend street, mag­ roacr-Yoed frontage, pony knocked me out yet." 200 W. Main St. 2170. 2 Family, $16,000 NEW LIS'HNG — Porter St. and bam, $18,400, Call Suz­ person, mornings, at Oave;[’s and delivery, 9-2 p.m. Apply in CHILD CARE — College edu­ er Hartford. 522-0931. guy. Look It over and give us plus much more for a real bar­ $16,600. 640-1311. tile bath and an abundance area — 7 room Colonial, near nificent view, mld-20’s. Call “ I will serve fas consul gener­ Owner, 649-1260, 267-9600, anne Shorts, 643-8886. Restaurant, 46 Bast Center person, before 6 p.m. Krause Rockville, Conn. cated mother will care for chil­ THE THOMPSON HOUSE, Cot­ POUR ROOM apartment, sec­ 2 Family, $23,900 your offer. T. J. Crockett, gain price. Call J. D. Realty of formica 'in the large bus, stores and schools. Tree al) but in the meantime we ara Florist, 621 Hartford Rd. dren of working parents, my UNCLAIMED LAYAV/AY ond floor, no pets. 643-6838. Realtor. 643-1577. Co., 643-5129, 648-8779. BONANZA, a family paradise, kitchen. Four rooms at and hedged lot for privacy. 453-5753. not finished with the Oommi* RANTA CLAUS was good,/to home. 643-9688. tage Street, centrally located, 6'4 room Ranch, huge land­ J. WATSON BEACH & CO. large, pleasantly furnished present but very easily ex­ Prime location, extra building nlsts in the Dominican Repub­ thousands of Avon Repi PHONE MR. BECKER Refrigerator, Stove and TV POUR -ROOM, second floor 3 Family, $22,900 FOR SALE — Three family scaped lot, pool, rec room. panded to six. It also has Tolland Realtors lic, so I can’t be happy.” SECROTARY — Bookkeeper Included rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 lot included. Leonard Agency stives last Christmas, 875-3317 apartment, redecorated, heat, house, two seven room flats Owner transferred. $22,900. a garage. You can own it. Realtors, 646-0469. DUTCH COLONIAL 'Die removal of Wessin y Wes- earnings of $3 to $5 an hour seeks challenging position, full for overnight and permaxent hot water, built-in stove, park­ 4 Family, $27,500 and one four room. $325. Lappen Agency, 649-6261, 649- 3 Modem Rooms of Furniture guest rates. OPEN HOUSE $15,900. (Circa 1720) sln, who led the 1963 military during the Fall selling season MALE or part-time. Available Imme­ ing, $110. Adults. References. monthly Income. One of the 6140. NEW USTING — Saint James ANDOVER — very well built, Appliances, Lot No. 29f ON VILLAGE GREEN 5 room furnished summer coup that overthrew President made Christmas shopping a An Equal Opportunity diately. Write Box P. Herald. ROOM FOR RENT, centrally Call 649-2356. better residential sections of We have several more; from Parish, 6 large rooms, enclosed Juan Bosch, was ordered by happy time fot them. Why 10 Pc. Bedroom Set Complete aluminum siding, home, with possibility of year Employer 8 Pc. Living Room Set located on bus line, private en­ town. Also, 3 bedroom Ranch Saturday and Sunday a nice 6-roomer at only porch. Five car garage, walk­ Original paneling, wains- Provisional President Hector don’t you become one of the FACTORY MOTHER would like to babysit aluminum storms and In beautiful condition with 2V4 coatlng, hardware, wide 'round living, large lot, a bar­ in her home, transportation 25 Pc. Kitchen Set trance, ample parking, gentle­ screens, prime location, $14,900 to a Colonial es­ ing distance to chu-ches. Garcia-Godoy. many women who supplement Furnished Apartments 63-A baths and rec room. Call own­ school.s, bus and shopping. floorboards, 6 working fire­ gain at, $8,900. Alice Clampet, available. Call 649-0241 for in­ Den or Spate Bedroom Set man preferred. Call 643-6066. brand new listing. 2-5 P.M. MANCHESTER tate at $47,500. Please let Realtor, 649-4643.' Wessin y Wessin, commanded the family Income tWs pleas- er, 649-8066. us know of your require­ Leonard Agency, Realtors, 646- places, $28,500. Call Suz­ the army during last April'* -ant. dignified way? Call 288- WORKERS formation. $3 A WEEK ments. 0469. anne Shorts, 643-8886. VERNON — Large 3-bedroom revolution, and insurgent lead­ 4822. ______RECEIVING CLERK to work in $344 ROOM for woman or woman to THREJE ROOM furnished apart­ These are recent listings. CAREFREE, expandable Cape, 47 Alice Dr. If you are looking for on Excellent hourly wages, 8 ment, $90. monthly. 649-1768. Jam-packed with extra value. Investment In the future, Colonial, I'A baths, fireplace, ers ha* accused him ot orderinjC Furniture and Appliance Ware­ share my home. 649-1614. We consider each and every J. WATSON BEACH & CO. bullt-ins, almost full acre lot. the Indiscriminate bombing of WE HAVE Immediate openings paid Holidays, paid fu­ house. Call Mr. Pettengill, 646- Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 DISCOUNT FURNITURE Easily maintained, convenient plug a beautiful oversized on assembly lines. Must be 18 THREE ROOM furnished apart­ one an excellent investment 6 room Ranch with 2-car Lots f or Sato 73 Realtors Owner transferred. Excellent civilians in the rebel sector of neral leava pension plan, 0111. EXCELLENT ROOM for busi­ for the price, (^all for fur­ location. Don’t ml.ss it. $16,900. This might be your oppor­ JOHN H. LAPPEN, Inc.v or over, no experience neces­ GROOMING and boarding, will WAREHOUSE ment. Large closets. Private Lappen Agency, 849-5261, 649- garage and many other ex­ buy at $19,900. Ken Ostrinsky, Santo Domingo. Wessin y Wes­ vacation plan, group insur­ ness or professional girl. Kitch­ ther details. tunity to own this beautiful, EXCELLENT B - zone lot, BOLTON — Immaculate 6 room sin had denied the charge, say­ sary. Apply Personnel Dept., ATTENTION Tractor Trailer collect and deliver. H. C. 3580 MAIN STREET, 622-7240 en privileges. Call after 5, 649- entrances. Parking. Adults 6140. tra features, located high 649-5261 After 5 p.m. or Realtors, 649-8678, 643-5169. ance plus major medical. Chase, Harmony Hill Ken­ 3-bedroom Ranch with 2H cleared, good Manchester sec­ Ranch with garage, situated ing that only military targ*t* Iona Manufacturing, Regent Applicants must be at least Trainees. See our ad under Hartford, Connecticut 6258. only. No pets. References. 643- on a hill overlooking a Street, Manchester. nels, Bolton, 643-6427. baths, complete rec room weekends call 649-6140 tion. Asking $5,500. J. D. Real­ on a high dry and shaded lot, were bombed. 5'9” tall and in good physi­ Private Instructions, Classiflca- 4860. western sunset, together ty, 643-5129. Vernon Formerly Fuller Brush Bldg. ATTRACTIVE furnished bed­ with bar room stools. Own­ with approximatelyV 3-bedrooms, dining room, liv­ The Insurgents demanded cal condition. Interviews at Uon 32. $1.00 FEE for taking, placing BELFIORE AGENCY 40 ing room with fireplace, alu­ WOMAN FOR ABAVY general room, near Center, gentleman TWO ROOMS, utilities, second Beautifully Landscaped er open to offers. Call 646- acres of beautiful land, this general’s ouster as part of their cleaning on a regular basis, ROGEIRS CORP., comer of or exchanging dogs and pup­ Open Monday Through 0256. BOLTON — Prestige area, level minum combinations, oil hot LOW BUDGETED ROOFING and siding men, ex­ preferred. 643-8547. floor, business block, free park­ 643-5121 Is it—and remember, land COLONIAL — ll'/4 rooms, 3*/4 acre building lots, secluded, price for a peace settlement own transportation preferred. Mill and Oakland Sts., pies up to 18 months old. C^I 6H room custom Ranch In water heat, $18,700. Wolverton with the p rovisional govern­ perienced preferred. Call 649- Saturday ing, Depot Square, Call Mr. does not grow. Price $89,- baths, living room 30x16, stone beautifully wooded, hurry — 5-room Ranch close to Ver­ Call after 6 p.m., 644-1763. Manchester, promptly at 843-9269. COMFORTABLE room for gen­ Keith, 649-1922. fine residential area. Many Agency Realtors, 649-2813. ment. They said they would not 10 a.m., Tuesday, Sept. 14th. 8594, 643-9262, after 6. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. extras including dishwash­ 000 with excellent financ­ fireplace, 6 acres of land, out­ only 6 available. Hayes non Circle on unusually tleman, separate entrance and ing. buildings, $31,500. Philbrick undertake to disarm their fol­ WAITRBSSE3S and waiters ANDOVER — 2-room furnished er, dLsposal, bulltrins in MANCHESTER — Large 6 room Agency, 646-0131. VERNON — 4-bedroom Ranch large lot. This 3-bedroom An Equal Opportunity PROCESS inspector, machine FLUFFY Kittens, free, house- CALL — .4JK FOR DAVID parking. Call 649-2460. SIX ROOM Cape—five finished, Agency, 646-8464. lowers until he left the country. wanted, part • time and full­ apartment, heat, hot water, tip-top condition, garage, fire­ bedrooms, 2 fireplaces. Ranch, IVa tiled baths, garage, in desirable Center area, fire- home has, for $14,900, fire­ BJmployer shop, basic knowledge of in­ broken. Call 649-1441. BUILDING LOTS on comer of Wessin y We.ssin's departure time, experience necessary in spection ttnd machine shop EVER If THING in sterLized re­ electricity, refrigerator, stove. place, new kitchen, schools, Rear porch. Partially fin­ patio, hot water oil heat, built- MANCHESTER — Elatablished placed living room, 1*,4 baths, place and garage plus stove brought rumblings of discontent ished Rec Room with heat. Adams and Edmund Streets, family kitchen, loaded with and refrigerator. Let Mr. food and liquor. Call Mrs. Can- practices required. Apply Per­ THREE adorable gray kittens conditioned used furniture and SINGLE AND Double rooms for Adults. C. H. Stlens, Route 6, bus, 649-5605. Ins, city utilities, large treed centrally located, country at­ from his troops and Dominican field, 3 p.m. - 1 a.m.. 643-9731. Also near school. $20,500. Zone A, well landscaped, water pine cabinets, dishwasher, etc., Walker give you details. sonnel Dept., Iona Mfg. Co., looking for homes. Please call appliances, high quality—low rent. Business people, 649-2494. 742-7273. lot, full basement, excellent ].D. REALTY Co. mosphere Cape, 3 bedrooms, and sewer. Priced right for conservatives, who view the FIRST CLASS mechanic, must EXCELLENT Colonial, 6% basement garage, rear porch Regent St., Manchester. 643-5912. prices. LeBlanc Furniture, 195 condition, 3 years old. Charles 648-5129 fireplace, storms, extras, quick sale. Call owner 643-9581. general as the country's most BALESSGIRLS— due to increase have own tools, top wages, South Street, Rockville, t n MODERN ROOM—private bath rooms, fireplace, natui^ oslK VILLAGE REAL ESTATE 648-8779 partially finished rec room, volume, additional salesgirls Lesperance, 649-7620. trees. Owner, 649-9^. militant anti-Communlsl. good benefits. Apply Mr. GENERAL FACTORY work, 8 2174. Open 9-8. flhd entrance, parking, rec Business Loeations trim, VA tlied baths, fully in­ AGENCY MANCHESTER — B zone build­ lot of house for $19,900. Hayes Barrows allace are needed for evening shift, Harris, Bourne Buick, 285 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Apply Ka-Klar room privileges. W3-9896. sulated, walk-in cedar cloeet, MANCHESTER — 7 room Colo- SIX ROOMS, Colonial style, Agency, 646-0131. In an apparent attempt to no experience necessary. Apply Articles For Sale 45 For Rent 64 649-3109 ing lot, city water and sewers. Manchester Parkade salve the feelings of Wessin y Main St. No ph<«e calls please. Toy Co., 60 HilUard St. MAITTAG wringer washer, 2 dishwasher, garbage disposal, nial, 3 or 4 bedrooms, 2 full near shopping and transporta­ Call owner 643-6836. Mister Donut, 266 W. Middle years old, excellent condition. WOMAN AND Daughter have a HUGE KITCHEN, birch cabi' Meuichester 649-5306 Wessin's followers, Garcia-Go­ CLEAN RUGS, like new, so easy DESIRABLE store oi office city utilities, wall to wall car­ baths, aluminupi siding. Priced tion, Immaculate throughout, Tpke. INSPECTOR wanted — fuU o f AUTO MECHANIC — experi­ 649-9146. room with home privileges, to in low 20’s. For further infor- nets, dishwasher, screened COLUMBIA — Near Center, NEW LISTINGS doy announced there would be to do with Blue Lustre. Rent space, ground floor, clean, at­ peting, combination windows, MANCHESTER — Extremely porch, 6*4 room Colonial, l*,4 maximum room, low pay­ part - time. Layout inspection, enced, tune-ups, mufflers, tire rent to a lady. Newly redecor tractive and reasonable. Apply enclosed porch, 2-car garage. maUon call the R. F. Dimock ments, only $14,900. Lappen Route 6-A frontage, 20 wooded VERNON—Skinner Rd., 3 bed­ no more changes in the armed cajjable of first piece inspec- Electric shampooer, $1. Olcott WATKINS PRODUCTS— First ated, call 649-8853. desirable location. chauTning 6 baths, Manchester. Reduced to VERNON — 5'^ room forces’ top command. Rebel installations and light repairs. ■Variety Store. Mr. Chasse, State Theatre, 11 Must be seen to be appreciated. Co., 649-5245. Agency. 649-5261, 649-6140. acres. Florida owners anxious. room Ranch, gas hot ^ r heat, familiar with Aircraft 681 Main St. in home service. Ask about our room Cape, garage, large $19,9(K). Hutchins Agency, Ranch, plu.s complete rec leaders have demanded a top-to> a.m. - 8 p.m. Immediate occupancy. By ap­ wooded lot. Walk to all schools. Realtors, 649-5324. Reduced to $9,000. Lawrence room, breezeway and ga­ fireplace, fenced yard, imme­ O k FT i F F K K standard. Apply Gunver Mfg. party plan too. Call Eleanor R(X)M for rent, gentleman only, MANCHESTER — 6 room Cape F. Fiano, RejUtors. 643-2766. bottom shakeup. SALES AND Service on Ariens, Buck, 643-5768. central location, free parking, pointment. Charles Lesperance Immaculate condition. As.sum- rage. You don’t have to see diate occupancy. Ken Os­ 1 Qo 234 Hartford Rd. DIE MAKER wanted, full or Hahn Eclipse, Jacobson lawn 649-7620. om-bus line, handy to schools, The general’s flight to Miami part-time, familiar with short 643-2693. able mortgage. Hayes Agency, ASS'UMABLE mortgage with Manchester this one to buy it. trinsky, Realtor, 643-5159 or mowers. Also Homellte chtdn LARGE comer store for rent, shopping, etc., $14,900. Phil- 649-8678. was the last leg of an abrupt FURNITURE Salesman, part- run tooling. Apply Gunver Mfg. SEWING MACHINE — Singer 646-0131. brick Agency, 649-8464. payments of $102.90, no closing Resort Property For Sale 74 High school commercial saws and International Cub Ca automatic zlg - zag, cabinet reasonable. 643-7723. MANCHESTER — Raised cost, 8*/4 room Ranch with and unceremonious exodus from time, (Thursday night and Sat­ CX).. 234 Hartford Rd. WIDOW WILL share comforta­ 73 W. CENTER ST. SOUTH WINDSOR — 5 his home in Santo Domingo, course graduate, type ac­ det Tractors. Rental equipment model, excellent conditioii, but­ ble home with business woman, Ranch excellent condition.,, $3,000 AS^SUMES 4?i per cent built-lns, 3 bedrooms, full cel­ room garage. BOLTON — 6-room Garrison curately and rapidly, ex­ urday). Experienced preferred. OFFICE, store, and industrial 3 bedrooms, large kitchen with MANCHESTER —^ 4 bedroom LAKE BUNtJGEE — Wood- Colonial, with garage, birch Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main St. EXPERIENCED janitors want­ and sharpening service on all ton holes, embroiders, hems, references inquired. Write Box mortgage on 5',4 room Ranep. Colonial, 4 years old, modem lar, aluminum combinations, BUSINESS LOCATION stock, large wooded lot with flrepla< I ) ns. Eix- perienced in office proce­ makes. L & M Equipment space for rent. Inquire 251 room for table, dining room, Three partially completed cabineted kitchen with built-in ed, part-time, 8-12 mornings, etc., was $309.50, unpaid bal­ S. Herald. Broad St. kitchen with bullt-ins, family young neighborhood, selling FOR PROFESSIONAL MAN well, near waterfront, all lake cellent Jockey Willie Shoemaker ha* dures and interested in a GENERAL shop help, power approximately 20 hours per Corp., Route 83, Vernon, 876- a n c e $59.85, take over pay­ family room, two fireplaces, rooms In walk-out basement. below FHA appraisal at $14,- oven, range and dishwasher. position that will pay well two full baths, two car ga­ room, IH baths, dining room, privileges. Call 649-8826. Fireplaced living room. 1*,* won the Gardenia Stakes, an* press operators, Engels elbow week General Service, Inc., 40 7609. Manchester Exchange — m en t'of $8. monthly. City Sew­ THREE ROOM office or busi­ Leonard Agency, Realtor, one car garage, priced in low 500. Wolverton Agency, Real­ Delightful seven-room home EVERETT AGENCY nual Garden State flllle fea­ while doing work that is machine operators, fringe ben­ Oak St.. 649-5334. Enterprls 1946. ing Center, Hartford, 522-0476. Wanted— Rooms— Board 62 rage, ■ patio, beautifully land­ 646-0469. tors. 649-2618. baths, 3 generous bedroom.i, ness, ground floor, 470 Main scaped lot with trees, wall to 20’s. Philbrick Agency, 649- in excellent condition. Ideal­ oil hot w^ter heat, 160x6(X) ture since 1956, three tlmro. demanding as well as re­ efits. Apply New England Me­ ly situated on a corner lot Suburban For Sale 75 649-8538 warding. Interview and test FOR "A job well done feeling” Street, plenty of parking. 649- wall carpeting and drapes in­ VERNON St. — 8 twin sized 8464. treed lot, $21,700. Wolverton tal Products, 44 Stock Place. AUTOMOBILE Mechanics — CLEAN, USED refrigerators, LARGE pleasant ’ room, fur­ 5229, 9-5. LARGE Attractive 6H room in the heart of a fast grow­ at 2:30 p.m., Tuesday Sept. clean carpets with Blue Lus­ ranges, automatic washers cluded in price of $24,500. Phil- bedroom Ranch, 2 completely Ranch, garage, IH baths, fire­ Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. When Johnny tiongden won experienced. Due to expanded nished or unfurnished. Parking CONCORD RD. — Beautiful ing busine.ss area. Attrac­ 14th, at our Manchester MORTGAGE Service supervis­ shop facilities, we have open­ tre. Rent electric shampooer, with gpiaremtees. See them at brick Agency 649-8464. paneled rooms in basement, ga­ place, only $16,900. Hutchins Vernon WAPPING — Immaculate 6 the 1864 Hollywood Derby It no other roomers. Manchester MODERN STORE. Pine busi­ Riuich, large living room, for­ tively priced. For appoint­ marked his fifth victory in th* plant, comer of Mill and or, several years experience ings for 3 experienced mechan­ $1. Paul’s Paint 4 Wallpaper B. D. PeeLTl's Appliances, 649 rage and walk-out basement, mal dining room, cabinet Agency, Realtors. 649-6824. room Ranch near school. Large EAST HARTFORD—Cape Cod, resident, employed, middle ness location. 207 No. Main St. RANCH — Large family sized ment to see, please call HUNTINGTON WOODS street level family room, patio, full dormer, Simset Ridge race. Oakland Sts. servicing mortgages, tax and ics. 44 hour week. Blue Cross, Supply Main St. Call 643-2171. Approximately 12x76. Very, large lot, close to everything. kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea­ age, references. Odt. 1st. oc­ kitchen, large living room with Balch Real Estate, 649-2012, MANCHESTER—East Side, 6*4 Harriet Roche, 568-0677. tool shed, Bel Air Real Es­ area, 5*,i rooms, beautifully out of state insurance pay­ CMS, family major medical, cupancy desired. Box N, Her­ very low rent tion room, landaeaped yard. New community of custom life Insurance, Income guaran­ SUPER STUFF, sure nuf! MODERN bedroom set, twin fireplfice, 3 bedrooms, rec 876-7292. room Ranch with attached ga­ tate, 643-9332. landscaped, rumpus room, ments, career OK>ortunlty, $6,- That’s Blue Lustre for clean­ ald. Marion E. Robertoon, RoalU>r, designed homes clo.se to, 600 - $7,000. Temple Employ­ teed insurance, vacation pay, beds, two bureaus, excellent DESIRABLE office space avail­ room, house in Immaculate 643-5953. rage, spacious fireplaced living large porch, 56 Birchwood Rd., ROGERS CORPORATION ing rugs and upholstery. Rent condition. 643-0357. able. JOO per cent location, new condition, completely remod­ room, 8 generous bedrooms, as­ OWNER transferred leaving Vernon Circle. Large treed LOCATED IN Bolton is this 8- 628-2602. ment, 76 Pearl, Hartford, 627- monthly Incentive bonus, good H-acre lots with city w'ater. electric shampooer, $1. The building, air-conditioning, eled inside and out, $18,900. sumable GI mortgage, $15,900. this 6 room Ranch with 3 bed­ room Ranch offering a 2-car 6131. starting hourly rate. Contact FOR SALE— Mahogany dining Apartment Bufldlngs Now is the time to pick out garage, 2 full baths, 4 bed­ SPECIAL An Equal Opportunity A1 Boulais Service Manager, Sherwln - Williams Co. ample parking, desirable for Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. Styled For Leisure Wolverton Agency, Realtors, rooms, generous sized living room set, mahogany bedroom Tenements 63 649-2813. room, kitchen with dining area, your lot and have a home rooms, fireplace, one acre of Coventry Employer PART-TIME service station at­ Manchester Motor Sales, 512 SCREENED LOAM — For the doctor, dentist or professional V-Neck Slipover! tendant, some nights, plus Sat­ set, rugs. Call 643-2928. MANCHESTER — executive 7 full cellar, finished rec room designed for your family. trees and choice landscaping, W. Center St. best in lawns and gardens from office. U * R Realty Co., Inc., room Cape, 2V4 baths, 2-car FEDERAL COLONIAL urday, experience preferred. LOOKING for anything in real 643-2692. with fireplace, oil hot water tennis court or play area, am­ our screening plant, Andoyer- 13 YEAR OLD Singer Sewing g(arage, wall-to-wall carpeting, GREEN MANOR eslte drive and quality con­ 628-6209. Console, No. 201, $76. Call 643- estate rentals — apartments, heat. Reduced to $16,100. Wol­ Handsomely restored and ^DLL-TIME Md part - time Columbia. Delivered. George homes, multiple dwellings, call 28 foot family room, 16x32 ft. struction, Owner must sell, was waitresses for the luncheon- Help 'Wanted— 4472. MANCHESTER — suitable for verton Agency, Realtors, 649- Barrows ^Wallace completely furni.shed Guest NORMAN'S REOIS'J'ERED Pharmacist. FlU H. Griff ing, Inc., 742-7886. J. D. Realty. 64t-6l39. professional use — redecorat­ swimming pool, lovely treed Reconditioned 6-room Green transferred out of state. Re­ ;«tte. W. T. Grant, Parkade, Male or Female 37 2813. Manchester Parkade House on park-like grounds, in Tuesdays 7-9 p.m. Mtller DELUXE Hotpolnt electric ed office and apartment, heat, lot. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Manor house on Milford Rd. duced to $25,9(X). J. D. Realty '^Manchester. RICH STONE-FREE loam, $14, WE HAVE cuBtonors waiting Living room wdth fireplace, PORTER STREET area—Are Manchester 649-5306 $26,900. Call Suzanne I .1111(111. AII Mct.il Pharmacy. No phme calls. five yards. Sand, gravel, stone, range. Double oven, push but­ hot water, parking, centrally Co. 843-6129 , 6^3-8779. Shorts, 643-8886. for the rental o< your apart­ located on Center Street. Rea­ dining room, kitchen, 3 bed­ you interested in a 7-room TELEPHONE salesladies — 9 HAIR STYLIST, full-time. Bel- fill, and manure. 643-9504. ton, automatic timing clock, ment or home. J. O. Realty, a.m. - 1 p.m.. dally, to work In DRUG CLERK — experienced. sonable. 649-3177, 6-9 p.m. rooms, tile bath, treed lot Colonial. 2-car garage, 4 bed­ (X)V ENTRY 6*,i room Ranch. SOU-TH WINDS(DR - Chapel Reliable. Part-time — morn­ llsima Beauty Salon, 644-1519. excellent condition, $126. 644- 643-6129. „ Road, close to East Hartford J. WATSON BEACH & CO. -our Manchester office. Perma- WOULD LIKE to trade Triple S 1381. School Supplies at and many extras. rooms, 2>/3 baths and . family built-lns. fireplace, children VACUUM ings, afternoons or evenings. REAL ESTATE salesmen. Op­ room. If so, call Wesley R. will love this acre lot. Town line. Fine custom ranch Realtors j>ent work, we train. Salary and blue stamps for S & H green SIX ROOMS, centrally located, 2*4 with full basement (30 foot ■V»mml8Sion. Apply 860 Main Driver’s license essential. Mil­ portunity in modem, fully stamps. 649-4967. SINGER SEWING Machine — Houses For Rent 65 NEW LOW, LOW ■ For Information call Bob Smith, Realtor, 643-1667 todiiy. Priced right. Leonard Agency, ler Pharmacy. No phone calls. $135 monthly, heated. J. D. rec roomi fireplace, aluminum St., office 8, from 9 a.m. to 1 equipped office. Prime' loca­ Lowest price ever. Brand new DISCOUNT PRICES Gerstung at Green Manor Realtors, 646-0469. VERNON — 7-room Split, pan­ Realty Co., 643-5129. RANCH — 3 bedrooms, large 221 PORTER STREET siding, level lot. Excellent con­ CLEANER jp.m. or 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. TAXI DRTVEIRS over 21 with tion serving Manchester, Ver­ Singer Sewing , machines re­ Construction. eled den, fireplace, separate I SCUBA diving gear, complete duced to only $64.50. Sale ends lot, garage, references re­ dition throughout. T. J. Crock­ good driving record, mornings, non, Tolland and surrounding SIX ROOM duplex, garage, oil ARTHUR'S ett, Realtor, 643-1577. laundry room, built-ins, dish­ i areas. Contacts supplied for outfit. Call 643-4312. Saturday, East terms. Don’t furnace, electrical hook - up. quired, $160. per month. 649- 4 BEDROOMS washer, Manchester phone I HI' Kiill ...... I STITBR wanted, mother afternoons and-or evenings. 8464. 649-5361 649-3988 VERNON 643-2123. aggressive sales persons. miss out on this bargain. Sing­ Adults preferred. 643-4481 after BOLTON — Four room ranch number, garage. Asking $18,- ('nmiilctf \V (t li 1 tml;. works, live in or out. 644-8466. Handsome commissions earned er Sewing Center. 832 Main St., 1 p.m. ■f Evenings 876-4433 Custom built salt box color with two car garage, partial 500. Ken Ostrinsky, Realtors, on sales and rentals. 649-2669, SELLING FURNITURE, also Manchester. 643-8883. nlal, paneled living room, FOR SALE STITER WANTED after school FULL - TTME gas station at­ typewriter, 87 Foster St. basement and big wooded lot 643-5159, 649-8678. O M ,1 tendant, experience preferred, 876-2562. dining room, family sized - all'for only $11,900. Good lo­ Jwreek days. Must be available KENMORE AUTOMATIC wash­ THREE ROOM apartment, 118 SEVEN ROOMS Split Level, kitchen with knotty pine (COVENTRY — Seven room ta r occasional fuU day, own references necessary. See Mr. NORDICA Ski bbot-s, size 8, $18,500 ASKING? cation. One of the best buys Sloan, Esso Service Center, er, good operating condition, Main St., $100. 649-5229, 9-5. treed 150x460 lot, garage, 24’ cabinets, built - in range, available. T. J. Crockett, Real­ brick Colonial, outbuilding, ,^ransportatlon. 649-7634 after 7 worn once, excellent condition. 649-3586. fireplaced living room, kitchen, Route 88, Vernon. 649-6861. MORTGAGE oven, d 1 s li w a s h e r and tor, 643-1577. fields, good potential (or extra 97 p.m. oijly. 4*^ ROOMS, heat, hot water, NEED dining room, 3 bedrooms, heat­ breakfast nook, 1 *4 baths, MR. DAM 643-’2965 lots on main road. Leonard stove, refrigerator, parking. ed family room, l*/6'baths, best WSCHETARY — two girl office. PART-TIME gas station atten- COMPLETE HEALTH Way Scu- screened porch, attached COVENTRY, seven room home, Agency, Realtors 646-0469. dauit, experience preferred, ref­ THREE LAMPS, $5, Syrocco Completely redecorated, $120, ■r. quality, $23,500. Wolvertob garage. Mid 20’s. Owner, Everett Agency 649-8538 30 foot pine - paneled li\ing 24 }lequires excellent telephone ba diving equipment, $100. Call wall clock, $10. 742-8528. erences necessary. See Mr. 649-9881 after 6 p.m. IS Forest St., off Main St. 646- r ^ k\ Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. 649-1296 room, ficld.stone fireplace, ar­ COVENTRY - 6-room L-shaped ^ability u fi personality as well 0090, 643-0000. d4:i lI VKII’ltlH) 1(1) Sloan, Esso Service Center, FOUR BURNER Roper gas tesian well, newly installed Ranoli wall to wall carpeting, ^ the capabilities of an ex- GRAND^WAY BOWERS SCHOOL — New Oolo- MANCHESTER Six room fireplace, low down payment, {Mrienced secretary. Starting Route 83, \Bbmon. stove, 40", very good condi­ $14,900 — Large 3 bedroom septic tank, full cellar, la'rge IM \ \ ( MKSI I 1: POOL TABLE, Brunswick 5x10 U I I L I nial Cape, 4 bedrooms, IH Cape. Close to High and Jun­ treed lot. Owner, no broker $11,700. Pasek Realty, 289-7478, WUary $4,440. Pearl and Main tion, $25. 643-8871. THREE ROOM apartment, 474 MONEYS baths, tree shaded lot. chooae Ranch, garage, fireplace, lot good condition. 643-4411. ior High, 3 or 4 bedrooms, fire­ please. $14,000. 742-8282. 742-8243. Wt., Hartford. Write Box "R ” , Main St., $86. 849-6229, 9-6, your own colors. Wesley R. 125 x 379, trees, suburban. KENMORE RANGE, double place, walk-out basement, $14,- Herald. DEAN MACHINE IS POOL TABLE SET, 42"x22MiX Phone 649-5203 TO KNIT Smith, Realtor, 643-1567. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, oven, electric; Nutone exhaust THREE ROOMS for rent, in­ 600, Wolverton Agency, Real­ 649-5324. PRODUCTS 27", excellent condition, $15. fan; lawson style sofa. 644-1686. tors, 649-2813. Call anytime 649-6414. quire at 82 Church St., any­ SIZES ALICE DRIVE — B room Ranch time. SOUTH WINDSOR — conveni­ Help ■Wanted— Male 36 165 ADAMS ST. with 1*H baths, carport, full HENRY ST, — near Princeton, HIRING CEDAR Clothesline poles, many SAVINGS BANK 10-12-14-16-1$ basement. Needs redecorating ent to bus line, 5’ j room M A'N C H E S T E R' S MANCHEJSTE3R, CONN. M u f^cal -Instruments 53 SEVEN ROOM fiat, beautiful a charming 8 room Cape Cod Ranch with 8 generous bed­ HA'VB immediate openings sizes, installed and reset. Also but at $17,800. it is an exceT home, designed for comfortable «n assembly lines, warehouse, fireplace, in one of the better lent buy. T. J. Crockett, Real­ rooms and large living room. Full-time and part-time, good International dump truck. living. Large living room, cabi­ phipping and' machine depart­ 649-1353. residential sections of town, tor, 648-1877. Kitchen with dining area, oil Has Immediate Openings —male and female. Contact UPRIGHT piano, good condi­ $125. monthly. Call 649-8066. OF MANCHESTER net kitchen, 2 baths, rec room, hot water heat, $16,300. Wol­ ONLY FUEL OIL DEALER ment. Muet be 18 or over, no tion, $25. 649-6252. ;arage and nicely landscaped experience necessary. Apply For: Mr. Freltag, at the Grand 19" PORTABLE T-V, good con- verton Agency, Realtor, 649- ersonnel Department, Iona Way Dept. Store, 410 West ATTRACTIVE 2 bedroom Gar­ fot with over too feet frontage. 2813. dltion, UHF and VHF, $46. Call KAY FIVE string banjo, with Manchester — Robert J.-Smith Inc., 963 Main [fg. Co., Regent St., Man- HARDINAGE CHUCKER Middle l^ke,, 649-5624. den apartment, heat, hot wa­ S case, instruction book and ex­ ter, range, refrigerator, park­ St., 649-5241. After 5 p.m. WAPPING — privacy, sweep­ OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY! ehester. Full-time, set up and operate tra strings, excellent condition, ing, second floor, Ideally lo­ So very popular and comfort­ ST. BARTHOLOMEW please call 649-7959. ing views, cozy 6-rooni Ranch HEN FOR FIRST shift factory $46. Call anytime 649-6414. cated, $120 monthly. 643-0978. among fine homes. Hutchins LATHE AND DRILL able! A softly tailored v-neck CHURCH AREA HARLAN ROAD —'8 room Cape Work. Mechanical experience Diamonds— Watches— ■ And tailored perfectly! A crisp slipover (or both men and wo­ Agency, Realtors, 646-6324. PRESS OPERATOR F^OUR ROOM apartment, first with I 'i baths, dormer, beau­ MORIARTY BROTHERS preferred. Apply Eastern Boil­ Jewelry 48 button front dress in sizes (or Lovely 6 room colonial. Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 floor, $90 monthly, gas furnace, Male Help Wanted men. Add the flll-tn shell (or tiful lot, plenty of trees. Ideal OLAS-TONBURY — Near Man­ er, 99 Loomis St., Manchester, women, w i^ twin pockets and a her version and ahe'Il be set Spacious living Room, BRIDGEPORT CHANCE FOR a malt or fe- •TCH AND JBWELRY re­ available October 1. 643-0160. tied belt. Smock version, too. Formal Dining Room. residential location. T. J. chester, two feuuily on Acre SQUIRREL CAPE, excellent for the cool seasons ahead I '. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. SERVING YOU WITH DISHWASHER wanted nights, Set up and operate male earn $20-$28. extra per pairing Prompt service. Up to condition, reasonable. Also, No. 8308 with Patt-O-Rama is Price 60c. Kitchen with Pine cabinets, lot, located in area of single MEN WANTED FOR TH r 2nd SHIFT homes. Ideal family home with must be over 18. Apply Cavey’s week waiting on counters, no $20 on your old watch in winter taffeta wedding gown, tn alzes 82, 34 , 36, 38 , 40, 42, Pattern No. CC119 has knit 3 good sized bedrooms. 24 24 Restaurant. trade. C l o ^ Mondays. F. B. MANCHESTER- — good sized Income potential. Leonard M o b ilh G O t TURRET La t h e .experience necessary. Must be size 8. 648-1601. 44. Bust 34 to 46. 9ze 34, '36 dlrectiona — women's slipover baths. Fireplace, Combina­ six room dwelling wltli hot wa­ available for noon l^ r s , Mon- Bray, 737 Main Street, SUte IN THE MIXING DEPARTMENT bust, dress length, short sleeves, tion windows. Double ame­ Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. ^UM BERS, heating m «i and OPERATOR Theater Buildlng„ HELP WANTED and shell In sizes 10, 12, 14, 16 ter hes4, 1*.| baths, 2-car.ga­ day-Friday, ^2-8 hours per day. 44( yards of 35-lnch. and 18 Inclusive;.men’s slipover slte drive. Excellent land­ HOUR ( ^ ) HOUR Mlpers, top pay to top men. Part-tline, 6:30 — 10:30, Wanted— Buy 58 rage, large lot. ConvjWilcntly VERNON — 8 room home on OsU 875-096$. Five nights Call Friendly Ice Cream, Rock­ STENOGRAPHER Experience not necessutry, we’ll train you. Incen­ To order, send 60c in coins to: sizes 88, 40; a and 44 in­ scaped .yard. City utilities. located to everything. Alice beautifully landscaped lot. Oocr ville, 876-9910 for appointment. Sue Burnett, The Mancliester Only $17,900. FUEL OIL lURNER Garden— Farm— Dairy WANTED — Partitioned or lead­ Must be able to take dicta­ clusive. Clampet, Realtor, 649-4643. venlent location, hot water tive wages, full group insurance coverage and evening Herald, 1150 AVE. OF To order, send BOc In coins to; An Equal Oj^rtunlty Products 50 ed glass, electric table lamps, tion and transcribe rapidly. U & R REALTY CO. INC. heat, priced to sell. Leonard DELIVERY FUEL OILS SERVICE ASSISTANT manager wanted, ExoeUent salary and employe PROFIT-SHARING BENEFITS . . . AMDRIOAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. Anne Cabot, The Mancheeter MANCHESTER — Investors Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. BJmployer — All Benefits Situations 'Wanted— also kerosene lamps. Call 623- 648-2892 apply In person to Burger CSief. BHESH EGOS and poultry di­ 6871. beneflto. 10036. Evening Herald, 1186 AVE. OF wanted to buy this 4 family, Female 38 BV>r Ist-oliss muling add 10c AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. Robert P. Murdock 648-«471 has 4*,i rooms each a'partment, ANDOYER — room Ranch. BtCPERIBNCED pluniber, new rect from the farm (o your Apply In Person To Apply In Person At The door, deliveries evei^ Wednes­ lyE BUY and sell antique for each, pattern. FWnt Namq, 16686. built-lns,. coin operated laun­ 8 bedrooma, 8 years old, knotty work, good wages, steady em- PROCESSER Inspector for WILL KEEJP one child in my Address with Zip Code, Style For ist-olass mailing add lOo dry in basement. Good return line cabinets, paneled walls, tfoyment. 6 a -fe$ , day. Call Harold Cummings, used furniture, china, glass, sil­ Pionoor Porochuta small motor assembly, electro­ home days, Parkade area. ver, picture frames, old odns, No. and flise. for each pattern. Print Name, D U P I,^ 6-6, In central Man­ on Investment, (built' 1957). le, heat^ Yec room, CALL 716 Doming Street, Wapping, ALDON SPINNINB MILLS CORP. 643-5135 mechanical background desir­ 648-4434. guns, powtar, scrap gold, 16S FOREST ST. Complete, Inspiring, easy to Address with Zip C6de, Style chester, 8-bedrooms each side, Convenient location on bus line. and screens, beautiful lUlSPONSlBLE adults tor part- able, basic Inspection knowl­ 644-1892. 315 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER l^me work in pharmacy, days watches, old Jewelry, hobby MANCHESTER 1 feed — the fall A winter '60 No. and Sis*. good condition, $-oar garage. Ooss to schools and stores. (any (In* extras. Ask­ edge required. Apply Person­ APFLBIS and grapes for mak­ TALCOITVaLE, CONNECTICUT 8$*l9 Fashion, Send OOo now for, Send 80c now for your 'W Fall Priced to **11. Wesley R. Imlui, Priced to sell. Warren B. How­ ing $16,lpo. J. O. Realty Co. ■nd nights. Please osJl 6M- nel Dept., Iona Mfg. Co., Rji- ooUecUons, pislntlngs, attic con- Are An Equal IRONING DONE In my home. ing Jelly. Bring basket. 224 tants or whola osiatas. Funl- fe u r eopgr. * •nd Winter Album! Itooltor, M i-Utr. land, Realtor, •tt-1108. M3-ftU9, u t - a m . gent at., Manchester, 648-0116. , Opportunity Employer ( Charter Oak St. ture Repair Barvloe, 6a-744a. 4 SirtJRDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, IMI^ PAGE TWELVE lEattrl;(0t^r Owning IffraUi. About Town ZBA to Hear Announce Engagements 13 Requests Business Bodies The Ntitmegger Ownara Chib wHl hold Its first meet­ ing of the season Wednesday The Zoning Board at Appaata roiNB PIONVBR « summer by Lorin Perry for the at 8 p.m. at Hilltop House, Vet­ (ZBA), When it meeU SepL 20, erans* MemorlM Park, East at 8 p.m. in the Municipal l a d ­ M m W. Stone he* Jotned Pl- new business he has set up. Perry repairs, rebuilds, re- Hartford. A elide shew on Tfa- ing Rearing Room, will oonsldar «M er Aerodynamic Syatems, sets, and re-callbrates all types tore’s Colorful Wonders” will IS requesS, 10 for varlanoee, Itic. aa anrlneering nnanaffer, a of dial indicators and precision be presented by Bob Strind­ and three for extensions for var­ aaiv poet, and wlH be respon* measuring Instruments. The In- berg. The meeting Is open, to iances previously granted. Interested area photographers ■Me for the coordination and truments are used in the air­ Heading the variance requests craft industry and other indus­ and the public. Refreshments aAnlnlatratlon of the compa- will be served. is one from Case Bros., for pei_ ■y'a enfineerlnf and related tries ^hlch need to measure nilsrion to add 2,100 st^are feet parts up to millionths ot an aoUvlUaa, It la announced to­ The Manchester Philatelist to a 9,500 square foot building day ^ Michael a. Karan, Pres­ Inch. The Instruments measure for which a variance was grant­ thickness, distance and toler­ Society will hold Its first meet­ ident of Pioneer. Hie i^^polnt- ing of the season on Tuesday ed on Aug. 38. ment haa been made, aocord- ances of machine parts. The 11,600 addition, to be con­ Perry claims the main ad­ at 7:30 pm . at Whlton Ubary to R acbAi to fscilitftto thG Auditorium. Contributions from structed on the west side of Glen vantage of his service over fac­ the members for the auction Rd., In Industrial Zone, would tory repair Is time. He haa re­ will be featured. be closer to the street line than paired hidlcators in two to three regulations permit. The pro­ days. He says It takes at least posed addition would fill, what three weeks for a factory. Members of the Manchester Pediatrician Women’s Auxiliary of the Man­ company spokesmen call, ‘‘a 'Vj. 'k! ^ V Perry and his wife, formerly crying need for expansion.” Dr. David J. LeToumeau haa ' H I''' Mary Olode of Manchester, live chester Midget and Pony Foot­ ball Association will meet Mon­ Other variance requests are opened an offios at 20 Hayned at 250 Congress St, The ser­ from: St. lor the practloe of pedla< vice is presently located at 334 day at 8:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Rodney Dolin of 19 1. The Town of Manchester, tries. He served his reaidency Charter Oak St., but larger to erect a 8 by 4 foot, free-stand­ in pediatrics at ChUdren’a Boap' Lilac St. Co-hostesses will be Lorlng photo^ The engagement of Miss Joan quarters are planned for the Mrs. David Wlllcox and Mrs. The engagement of Mi8s<$> ing ground sign ,.ln front of the Ital, San Francisco, Calif., from future. Margaret Mary Blssett to The engagement of Miss Jane M. Hathaway of Manchester to Commtmlty "Y ’' at 79 N. Main Norman BJorkman. Michael R. Wazer Jr. of Hart­ July 1963 to June 1966. Ricahrd Patten Coleman, both Laura Ab|ld to William Carl St., in R ^dence Zone A. The A 1960 graduate of Meriden Ground breaking for the Burr ford has been announced by "Y ” is used as a town rec cen­ Our Lady of Fatima Moth­ of Manchester, has been an­ Tubbs, both of Manchester, haa her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mil- High School, Dr. LeToumeaq Comers shopping qenter in ers Circle will have a potluck ter and the proposed sign would gi^uated from Wesleyan UHi« ton R. Hathaway, 84 Prince­ r ^ > Buckland will be early in Octo­ Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the nounced by her parents, Mr. been announced by her parents, read, “ Recreation Center and versity in 1064 and Tufts Uhi-i ber according to Charles home of Mrs. Jules Lesard of and Mrs. Alexander A. Btssett, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. ton St. YMCA, Manchester, Conn.” Her fiance is toe son of Mrs. verslty School of Medicine in Schnier, one of the developers. 74 W, Middle Tpke. ’There will 38 Bllyue Rd. Abild, 128 Branford St. 2. Emanuel SoUmene, to erect I960. Her fiance is a son of Mr. Michael R. Wazer of Hartford Work ■was to begin this Septem­ be a business meeting after Her fiance is a son of Mrs. an 18-foot-hlgh, free-standing, il­ He served Us internship at ber but Calder wanted 96,000 the supper. and Mrs. FYancls H. (tolemon, and the late Michael R. Wazer. luminated ground sign at 867 University of LoulsvlM (Ky.) 622 Woodbridge St. Raymond E. ’Tubbs of 429 Oak­ A graduate of Manchester square feet of floor space for land St. and toe late Raymond Oakland St., in Residence Zone Hospital in 1959-60, and was at its store Instead of 75,000 feet. Miss Paula Huffleld, daugh- Miss Blssett, a 1964 graduate High School, Miss Hathaway A. The proposed sign, extending E. Tubbs. attended the University of toe U.S. Naval School of Avlaj Plans had to be changed by the ter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert of Manchester High School, is out 5 feet, would be closer to tlon Medicine, Pensaloola, Fla.( Hartford Evenliig Division. She architects and this took the; Huffleld o f 25 Stephen St. left employed by Hie Hartford In­ Miss Ablld is a 1963 graduate toe street line than regulations from July to December lOOIJ added time, Schnlor said. ' today for Bryant College, surance Group, Manchester. Mr. of Manchester High School and is employed by lYatt and Whit­ ney, Division of United Air­ permit. when he was designated a flight Providence, R.I. She is a 1965 Coleman, a 1863 graduate of a 1966 graduate of the Univer­ 3. Sav&gs Bank of Manohee- surgeon and served vrtth Car­ Manchester High School, Is em­ sity of Hartford. She la present­ craft Corp., East Hartford. dolm Stone Donald F. Freeman 'was re­ graduate of Manchester High ter, to erect a free-standing. rier Air Group 16 and VF-161 School. ployed by toe Aetna Life and ly employed aa a medical sec­ Mr. Wazer, a graduate of warded with a wrriat 'watch by Illuminated ground sign on toe on toe USS Coral Sea from Jan­ expansion of Pioneer’s many Casualty Company of Hartford. retary of the Veteran’s Home Weaver High School, Hartford, the Slest Hartford Aircraft Fed­ also attended the University of north side of New Bolton Rd., uary 1961 through June 1968. - aoiporate endeavors, particular­ Hose Co. No. 1 of the 8th Dis­ Both Miss Blssett and her fiance and Hospital, Rocky Hill. Mr. He and bis wife, the formed eral Credit Union recently for Tubbs is a 1960 graduate of Hartford Elvenlng Division. He 675 feet west of the Bolton ly In its enrineerinr depart­ trict Fire Department will hold are attending Meuicheter Oom- Town line, and in Residence Margery Ann Foye of Boston, services for the last 25 years. mimity College. Manchester High School. He served in toe UB. Army Re­ ment. He served -with distinction in its monthly meeting Monday Mass., Hve at 33 Quaker Rd. night at 8 in the Fire Head­ A June 4, 1966 wedding is served four years in the U.S. serve and is presently a stu­ Stone was moat recently em­ W W n and the Korean War, but Coast Guard and is employed 4. John B. DeQuattro, to erect They have two eons, Philippe ployed by Technolory, Inc., do- quarters at Main and Hilll€ird planned. dent at toe Porter School of has served the Union while a by Able Electric Co., Bloom Engineering Design, Rocky free - standing, lUumlnated David, 3, and Peter Rober, id m r performcmce Judies of Sts. months. * ci'vihan. He is now assistant field. ground sign at toe northwest large rMwn cluster parachutes. Fredericksen • Bradshaw Hill. comer of toe property at 416 treasurer. He lives at 76 Main A September 1966 wedding has No date has been set for toe For the past 30 years he has St., Taloott'viUe with his wife The executive board of Buck- ’The engagement of Miss Mar­ Main St., in Business Zone m . been in tne pcuachute and re­ ley School PTA will meet M nautics,' fluid mechanics, and ents, Mr. and Mrs. George W. children, Douglas, 4; David, 2; civil structures, and a master Board Co., Manchester; end for young children. m it Wait proposes to build location. William E. Blankenburg Jr., Duncan, 13 Elnsign St. and Debra, 1. 'Within 18 feet of toe streetline, 2. Alexander Jarvis for per­ 'o f arts, both from Casnbrldge Her fiance is a son of Mrs. Capt. Payton was commis­ mission to continue a free­ University, England. Newington, representative of The Women’s Chistian Tem^ two feet less than required. Putnam, Coffin and Burr, New perance Union will meet Tues­ Gordon J. Todd 182 McKee St., sioned an officer In 1956 and 8. Henry Krajewskl, to di­ standing ground sign at Char­ and the late Gordon J. Todd. ter Oak St. and Kane Dr., In JMNS STUDIO Britain office. The company day at 10:30 a.m. at South Meth­ his wife in 1959. She la new to minish to six feet toe west includes Lumberjack Stores 1<^ Miss Duncan, a graduate of the Salvation Army and her side of his property at 78 and Residence Zone B. , Mrs. Karen W. Pearl of IS odist (Jhurch. A pot luck 'will be cated in Suffield, Bast Granby, served at noon. A business meet­ Manchester High School cmd husband is a fourth generation 80 Birch St, in Business Zone 3. Edward Wilson, for per­ Pearl St., niece of Fred Wemer Enfield, Windsor and Windsor ing will be held at 2 p.m. when Central Connecticut State Col­ Salvationist. Before Joining the n . Regulations require a 10 mission to continue a free­ baa joined her uncle on the dues will be collected. lege, is employed as a teacher Army he was a radio and tele- foot side line. Krajewskl pro­ standing ground sign at 185 in toe Vernon School System. Main St., in Residence Zone C. staff of Weiner’s Little Music J. Bernard Quesnel, Connecti­ 'vision announcer in the Phila­ poses to sell fbur feet of his Her fiance is a graduate of delphia and Pittsburgh areas. Ci^t. Mmest Payton gboppe and Studio, 876 Main cut state manager for L’Union Daughters of Liberty No. 125, Saint-Jean Biqptlste d’Amerique, Monson Mass. Academy, seized He also served as an instructor t t , as a piano and v(rice in- LOU, will meet Tuesday at 8 four years in the U.S. Air Foice. a fraternal life insurance society p.m. at Orange Hall. Refresh­ on the staff of toe School for I Mructor. He is presently employed by the Officers Training, New York for pec^e of French descent, has ments will be served by Mrs. OPEN SUNDAYS Mnr. P aul la preaently aerv- Southern New Ehigiand Tele­ City, before going to Portlond.f Save O r All feig aa organlat-choir director at recently relocated his cffica and Samuel Wilson and Mrs. Carl phone Company. residence from Waterbury, Tyler. Cadet Nancy Hooper will be BACK-TO-SGHOOL 8 A.M. — 8 P.M. A November 'wedding is honored at a farewell service School SuppHos! Conn., to 21 Kane Rd., Manches­ jdanned. ter. (^esnel, a manager with The Songsters of the Salva tomorrow at 7 p.m. at toe Cita­ SAVINCIS the society for 1 % years, is mar­ Uon Army will have a special del. A daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. ARTHUR’S PINE PHARMACY ried to the former Joan Mac- rehearsal tomorrow at 8:30 p.m Walter Hooper o f Buffalo, N.Y., 664 Center St. e 649-9814 Connle and they have three chil­ at the Citadel to prepare tor a Shower Given she has been working in the HAUMARK dren. divisional service Monday at 8 Manchester area for one year p.m. at the Citadel. The first For Miss Lyons and will leave Wednesday for The Connecticut Bank and regular rehearsal of the song the School for Officers Training, PHARMACY Trust Co., recently announced group will be Tuesday, Sept. 21 New York. Her parents plan to 277 West Middle Tpke. MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEQE the CBT Leaseplan, a new at 7:30 p.m. Miss Judy Lyons of Bolton attend the farewell service. The (Kext to Stop A Shop) public is invited. Refreshments equipment leasing service for was feted at a personal shower CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSES business. Industry and profea- Hie Manchester Kiwanls yesterday at the home of Miss will be served after toe service. 300 Looscleof Paper eional offices. Almost any in­ Club will have a picnic Tues­ Carol Cyr, 188 Lydall St. A O N LY 47e FALL SEMESTER 1965 come-producing equipment can day at 4 p.m. at the cottage of Matthew Moriarty, Coventry. bridesmaid for Miss Lyons, she Tomkiel to Talk be leased under the new plan. was assisted by Miss Mary Ann Bualnesa Dlctatton 201 Advantages include: Increased Signs will be posted from Bol­ Hiermos Lunehboxes Transcription 201 '* ton Notch to toe cottage. StUI- Piela, maid of honor, and Miss On Voting Laws efficiency through the use of Carol Torstenson, bridesmaid, for all ages For thoae stodenta mid adult# who wish to develop aalnble the latest equipment; released man Keith is chairman of i akUls in shorthand and typing, baaed on previoua experience, picnic committee. Members both of Manchester. O N LY $2.49 working capital for expansion Manchester’s Town Clerk Ed­ these oonrses, which must be taken jointly, wUl proride anb- ' wishing extra attendance EYlends and relatives from ward Tomkiel, legislative chair­ or other productive uses; simpli­ atantlal upgrading. Included will be a review of the funds- ; credit are reminded that there Bolton and Manchester attend­ man of toe Connecticut Town GENUINE VALUES fied record keeping; g ^ rec­ ed toe shower. The gifts were mentals of typing," business letter arrsuigement, letter tran­ ord on reimbursable costs on will be a Round Table meet­ Clerks’ Association, will partic­ ing Tuesday at 12:15 p.m. at placed under and around an ipate in toe association’s an­ FREE GIFTS FOR ALL scription, transcribtaig machine operation, and eompoattlon of certain government contracts; oversized pink lace umbrella. business letters. Students will be trained .qsl the newly installed, V and preserved credit lines. Manchester Country Club. nual fall .meeting, to be held Pink and white crepe paper dec­ next Friday and Saturday in multi-track, eleotronlo, steno-tr^er. orations and white wedding bells The Fuller Brush Co. has a Hie Salvation Army will toe Hotel America, Hartford. Bus. Diet. 201—Tuee. 8:80-4:20; Wed.-Fri. 0t20-7:16 M n. KuMi W. Pearl have its first meeting of toe also were hung and a pink and Tomkiel, on Saturday, will Transcrlptlan 201—Mon., Wed., Thurs. 4:56-6:45 display in the lobby of the Sav­ white doll C£ike was toe center- ings Bank of Manchester. Ar­ fall season for residents of explain the new legislation Three Semester Hours Each Ew Mailboiough Congregation­ Westolll Gardens, Monday at piece of the buffet table. passed by toe 1966 General al Church, M arlboroi^. She ticles sold by salesmen are Other attendants for toe fu­ shown. Future displays will fea­ 2 p.m. at Community Hall Assembly as K pertains to Registration Sept. 13-17 College Office ■tudied lAano and organ with Westolll Gardens. ture bride include Miss Mary town clerks. her uncle and apent four sum- ture Ka-Klar and Pioneer Para­ Ellen Hannon, bridesmaid; Mias chute. William May and Bruce On FYiday, Secretary of State OWNERS REPORT THEY 134 E. Middle Tpke. — 649-5377 m en kt the Westminster Choir Ekiward D. Kelly, son of Mr. Donna Cowles, Miss Rosemary Mrs. EEIa Glrasso will preside Ooflege, Prlncetan, New Jeney, Noble, bank officials,, are In and Mrs. Walter A. Kelly Sr, Hannon and Miss Claudia Ann charge of the bank’s display at an EHectlons Conference, atudjdng organ and voice. of 15 Laurel PI. recently re­ Lyons, Junior bridesmaids: All which ivill cover the admissions program. The program is set up turned to Norfolk, Va., on' toe cousins of toe bride from Man­ She la a former student of to feature area li^ustriea. of electors, voting machine bal­ Ctorden Steams of West Hart­ destroyer USS Eugene A. chester. lot labels, absentee voting, con­ SAVE Greene after three months The bride-elect, daughter of ford. Mie is presently studying Charlee B. Kelly of 66 Wal­ duct of elections and toe Dec. voice,'With Mias Helen Hubbard service in toe Mediterranean Mr. and Mra. Charles Lyons of 14 state-wide referendum on nut S t, newly elected president on’ operations with toe Sixth Brookfield Rd., Bolton, will toe product of toe Ckmstitutlon- of the Hartt College of Music, of the Hartford chapter of the EtarUonL Fleet. He is a member of toe be married to Gerard Rlnquette al Convention. American Production and In­ Navy’s Task Group Alfa, the of Manchester on Oct. 2 St. Cn hand for this 1:80 to IN FUEL COSTS Recently rtie attended the ventory Control Society, will Maurice CSiurch, Bolton. Her fi­ (m m tmn tVM Marpl Cboral Workshop at the Univer- Sixth ETeet’s antisubmarine 3:30 p.m. session- will be Gov. preside at the organization’s force. During his deployment ance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Dempsey and Constitu­ ■Uty of Hartford akmg with oth- first fall meeting next Tuesday. he visited ports in Italy, Alfred Rlnquette, 178 Ferguson a r music instructors from Con- tional Convention Chairman RON FIREMAN It will be held pointly with the EYance and Spain. Rd. Raymond E. Baldwin. aactlout and Massachusetts, Naugatuck Valley Chapter of the Amefican Institute o f In­ DIAL REPAIR SERVICE dustrial .Engineers. The com­ CUSTOM Dial bidlcator Repair la the bined membership of the two trade name taken earlier this chapters Is almost 200. 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Thousands of owners Too Receive BUls Oaah Paymeat Only CoWM (Please Qheck) i Starting Vka nport txeepiional oil aav------— SPECIAL TODAY and SUNDAY ings. No aoot meana that $3,000 $2,550 $450 $66.73 Baslo Principles of Property InsuMnoe Sept 21, XW& $50.00 the cauae of about 90^ of Besle Princlplea of Personal IneUrance Sept. 22, 1066 $50.00 aervice calla is alto elimi­ *Inehidee Principal, Intereat, Life Insuranoe J Oaaoalty Claims Investigatloa w nated. Phone US, or coma 4. I A d j o s ^ ' GIANT COOKED in—we’U demonatrate. CALL 240-7605 Beal Estete Appraisal I Sept 27. 1005 $40.00 , OR MAH, THIS COUPON TODATl eeal Eatate Prioclples A Practloes Sept 20; 1065 $45.00 | SALAMI GRINDER THE FINANCIAL INSTITUTION OF ABIEBIOA, Ino. FleoM enroll me in toe above checked course(a). Elncioaed I FOGARTY ONE CONSTmmONAL PLAZA, HARTFORD,

I - ' u hu » y n » i p«dla> , t y dency Hoapi I' from l # T . 11 l t o « i 0 rV. irld eii I ■' imeait i Uni* I Utai* Old Friends M la litp at In N e w R o l^ (Ky.l raa a| Avlai , Fia.( This Season r leeq nigtit .HOU*TWOOD (AP) — When I C^r- faievhdoh'a new Maaon atarta rF-161 WHct week, a lot p( old frienda n Jan* went be back In new rolea. 1968. ' ^one Lockhart, after aU tboae torme^ o t feedfaic "^Aasla’’ and toston, an iiadentandlng farm ir Rd. IfO, will return, a n ' tiiUppa l^ yin c n housewife but .H wr. Id ,tlme cne who is spacesiyp* jrlarecked on an unknown planet In'Tioet in Space.” A lot of ^ v a t e and pubUo v> dyes will have dbanged Jobs. i jL ’ .^ .i. . ]b « n Zlmballst Jr., late of ”77 Sunset Strip,” becomes a senior isfeut of "The FBL” IBs ecst- ‘ ■.r? Whlle partner in solving p. ' act an crim es, Roger Smith, Jotaa the ESver- Havy in “Mr. Roberta.” Robert . Ckmrad, oooe a "Hawaiian 1 ^ ” , j;;. Zone. •-»; 5- .'i • to the ahamite, beoomae a post-Civl* ^ V ^ ' s per* War secret agent in "A e Wild, Id five WUd West.” igalnat Ben Oasbara, the detective of i i p e "A rrest and Ir la l,” turns laW: L yer — and a man dying of an I are! unldentlflod disease — In “Run o f 48 for Tour Life.” : Zone', Barbara SUmwyck, who had sd per- a n BJmmy-wlnnlng anthology ;0 COHr rseries several seasons back, ivellinf . -returns as head of a family in a >gr. . Western called “The Big Val- exten* leyT" a 120- , Debbie Watson, who last sea- tarting aon played a teen-ager in a n Ter. comedy called “Karen,” will play a teen-ager this season fit a >r per- comedy called "Tammy,” John free- IV>rsytne, who had only one Ed Sullivan launches his 18th television sesson sequence during their U.S. tour that left in its Char- , foen-ager to cope .with in “ Bach- with the Beatles tomorrow niKht. They taped, the wgke screaming and swooning girls. Dr., In m r Father,” will supervise a whole school o f them this, season >r per- ^ "The John Forsythe Show.” vlng. Will be seen on a horse in free- : Don Porter, who {riayed Ann "The Liop^f,” another of the at 185 /'Sothem’s boss through two ser­ kme C. new Westeme.' ^ Farewell to That Summer Stuff ies, will- be the father of mie Don Adda^, who played, a tean-ager in scmethlng called MOst disappointing show of CBS’ “Vacation nayhouae” "CMdget” while JBss Sothem bumbling hotiel detective tn last NEW YORK (AP) — TWevl- season’s “BUI Dana Show,” wBl Sksi’ e new aeason looms ahead, die summer was CBS’ highly was one of those ooUeotiona of win be heard 1uit. iiat seen as the touted “It’s What’s Happening, - rplce of a 1928 auUnnoblle in a reappear ‘as a bumbling secret but before the sununer season pilot films diat, for the moot s agent in' this season’s “Oet Baby,” the musicsi variety pro­ part, demonstrated why they dmedy-fantasy called "MJ dlaappears Saturday hig^ a gram that Was supposed to in­ li^ e r the Car:” ' Sm art” K s boss o f last seasem, M. Jonathan HCnis, who was the look backward seems In order. spire. srtiool dropouts to drop in never found buyers. One- excep* Hobert Horton, who rode oft don seemed to be "Aorea and our screens as a scout in “Wag­ hotel manager, wW be a scien­ Wtidi tew exceptions, the net­ ag^dn. tist in the employ of a foreign work hot weather- fare offered The principal diaieMter of the Pains,” wMoh, with assisis : y on Train,” will ride back on as power, in the sclence-fiotlon little stimulating enteitahiment. period was the appearance of; Walter Matthau and Anne Jack* >-9814 , "The. Man Called Shenandoah.” ■JxMrt in Space.” • CBS’ "Secret Agent,” a British Ivank Sinatra, alongwUh Sam­ son, showed oonsiderabls come­ JfovUle Brand, who used to be Paul Burke, onoc a brave, import in the ton^e-ln-«heek m y Davis Jr, on TlB Cs ‘ "Ito- dy promise. wloked Frank Nitti in "The Un nlght Show” while Joey'Bisbop If the audience reaction^ tMs touohables,” will bd a good Tex­ dedksated detective in ‘Tfaked J«unes Bond manner; proved a Ci^,’j cornea back as) a brhve, roUloking ;adventure series. was taking over the bokt chores. summer demonstrated any­ as Ranger in ^‘Laredo.” The inside Jokes which few in. thing, it was that it appreciatss . Bdmmid O’Brien, wboap last dedicated Air Force oolond In Art ^Lmkletter’a Hollywood 12 O'clock High.” Odltkm o M d "Talent Sooute” — Uie autUence understood, Davis’. fresh shows. “Peyton Place’' QE television effort was "Sam R may ben bit confusing for a also on CBS — presented some wUd foot-stomping at Sinatra’ s not only held Ks p o ^ a r poal* . Benedict,’^ in which be played a while, but after a month or SO new young talent and ran at a mildest stab at humor, plus tion in we radnga, but Ms added haefllf, San Frsoeisbo la^er, most of us will have forgotten relaxed pace, while Csri Rein- rudenass shown nervous giMst weekly., episode immediately Zdoyd BrUMes, udw. liad a shoit- Sally Ann Howes made.ior em­ Jumped'iato'Nlelsen’a hat of top ByM anotnOlogy ^series but is the former identities at Urn ere ."Oeiebcity Oame” proved stars. an oaMs in a' desert Of renme. barrassed snd boring viewing.'- 10 anowu,. . bmhm closely assoclaUd with ^*Vea Hifft” and dedp cceaa dt- eoial. "Heroulaa” (7-8) alable Miss America Perry T^/laaoii'’ will move Oor SPEEDY S p ^ tj into its new Sunday time pexj^ lence, Pageant Tonight *s Car (9-10) and Ed suuivsn (8-9) win 9 anb- TRULY DBUaOUS start hia new season by 'unda- The Beatles — and tran- CHICKEN TRs Inals oC "MiaB . JfBWYORK (AR) — Tvonna Mias Da Oaito may.be rUht, S a la s.. lon of Da Oaito, dta la^;vam piro wMh Nowadays M^i hard to tsH -ald- Brown in 6 Bfinntsn Amsrtoa Pageant” 'w ai be Me- Then, too, on Sunday thare is tailed, oast tonighfght on CBS from 10 the Theda Bara makaiR> who is avMon star, from faia bustoiass The wecld's "fiaest ectin’ pjn. to pddnigfat Bict BsiHEi such a lovtaB wife to Hermsii of manager when they are bavipg NBC’s annual Uva telsoast at a kmohaon oonfarenoe — ana, telavialon’a Itanmy Awards 10 wtt te dw mastai' a t pm m th. ;• "lha Mllunatara;”. .^soently took jMivanr on a -naw Jaguar the Stahl often seem muoh more Am r (Ib-llJM)); nies. 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W.W. u golf toumanrenta to detsintas HtoI w iURtf MOBDAF _ _ _ — vanUan. yetaraa now teaehlng Jat Op­ the goU champloa of the year. War of F M Bryaa.” Fre- (8M> Maws and Warthes virttiiig ii ing Offict Covetage of fu al slk holes of ) gigs Os and Ftayor s o o te d mlere ((D arrangingranging an Indian uprts- ing meets the aoa gi a man Lawsanee Walk Shew ) Bemuaelto & r background ss prob- •iJJ jpjjtorts^ew s aad WoaMsr W h ^r t Hew going to roeover After aU. whose death he waa rsapoosl- day St FlrestoiM Country SIS IS! lams. DtlD (R^Df Ifr Ju b -T c)' ___ j| Ageat __ t i l t (I) Saausier Seasester NervSc*^^lBoent Rd- CliudrsB 1$l^Ri*ee drtsw ___ asaswa.”’^*Mews aad WssMer ble for. h^_ta the^T^."^ Seeurtgr (It) Varrlod Projpama (N> Behai Game.. (M) - wards. (Mitoti: FraBdiot Tone, •iN Tiaval (88) At BesM wUh KMty m\ Saiaidw X«*>^ „ WMs Wo)arid sf I *'** "StlSg*^ (t) Mameats of Oemfert (H) At Baato wMi KMiy •')’SLsa3S.{'iss-. <0. ••Mdssacre IU»er," Quy U n i­ Southern_ — _ "6 Gala Storm Shaw ChUdren • Repeat «f 8 p.at. l i f t (|> Ae the WaiM T a n s , ' Bofert officer who suddenly nnds hlnH Cnrolmn*,. World Chnmploaidilp lvr9 N> Today l»ow _ _ n - eatkM Tt88 The Magle Raeat (MM) Lt«*s Maks a Dsal (0) self on the other side et the Timber CanUval, Albany Ora- to Paris. ' 1) Nowr aad Waathar iride'Oesatiy _ . „ _ trina Hepburn narroiee tala t:M ( ^ 1 ^ > Mollyw tsiP sla e s fits News wi& Mike Wallaoa *'*• <‘m m ) £*t‘r5uL*JTSNa (0) i) Fsr.Adalta Oaly Tha Laos Gray Ltae (it) Ladtos Das I) Maafisy - Ertakley Be- color documentary on (he Conn law. MiW (i) Miss Asserlea PageiM Ills „ Varied Pregrame (N) Thto Is the Aaswer 8tM Ths Fiesita PlMt ^ (88) RMas Gasm River — "The world’s most Year NeM i^Ths VsrM venUon Hell ta AtlanUo OUy, fiK (I) LeVe Talk Abesl J t f l Hejmlty Heeaer (0) fsN (S> Waataer, tafavto and Mews M.J. , S itt (I) OMtalB Kaagaree ** ‘JS ^PaceTto Baker Street (MM) Where the Aelto % il^ > The FagtMvo (48) OMHaantaT OlaatNam i23r*KSS.i-s-j, Ktad PliJiright oveihears 8)88 Oar *iis Breeks ''Ordeal". A fugltlva cop kill­ UiM' ts,(t) Yho Depsty IteM) Where the Asmea la Udnsip and murder rtpt but Mea mtrngo <8-M4t> Amerleaa Baar*' —I) Tho P sespeeted ■ ItM (8) Xxerolse with Glsria (0) _ .iS BU A « y 18:88 Fight fev MsbaUr (tiM) The Derteis _ ' taA urtrldla get Involved with ***** "^^lal^'X m eriea," etory of (S) Year Ceagressmaa er breaks Into a Now Orleans I) Graatest F I|^ M taa (48) Newt aad Tleyre ScoUand Y M doaan't believe rt giaat man-eaung soorplL^worplans (Beetag Bye. Incr> (8MM) A Time tor Pe (Be depledon of America’s for­ apartment and boidh a faihlly ite (#) Base the. CI;WB him until ipa almost too taW »lM |M 8 M ) Bewe wUh Wi of three prisoner while Jie plots (I I) A Tlsse ter Us Van Johnsisi, Vera Milas. ((!> ' Is released from tho b^ala “ '«T*%cjLSlSI5S).“ J.Srr est. New time period, U.8. Congressman Donald J. U itt E rd and Maureen O’Ban. Fremtoro. Irwin, IWforwalk. (ItM) News ^ (IKOlif Talk ^ m) In tat rsblle Istorert Demtag and'Mant Oor- F.M. UiM (M d ^ Newt, Iperie abl mi^faTSke VahHs lalsraa* }m > Mthe DoartadShaw M (M) Bender’s Digest _ - liM (S) Bis I Theate „ . fM> FUm Featarea ftl) Batndap.RlgM Bepert •iM (» ^ xTsIl the tt s t a _ „ IstersatlM al Shewtl— U tU (t) CkOler Yheatsa . (I) Depsty »swg rrailiasstor _ , flU (M) Westeni Mass. H lghll|M UtM (I). F . _J. Mevto_ g:tf Bsial Ralldays Beepltal (3 ) Fer Adalto Oaly Hava Gsa Wm Tiaval ••Hotsw of Frankmateta,’' BoP* (8) Leave. It to Beaver (8, Tom Coitos and guests. Pre^ spect as he tu ru recrulta Into (M> Oater UasMs SIS f) Gessral H es|^ mlere 'Sba diLTmont Jungly” Lee Ti88 What’s New :i) Dick Dyke Shew (M> Tha Big Mevrs Marines d u rtu basto trataing. la Karloff. Ixm Chaney. Maca­ (8) Tcaag Marrieda J, C o b ^ O la Soata, iU e ta ^ Repeat of 8 p.m. * .is S fs is rvYarn .. fat MM Fablte btoiert Jack Webb. JaeWe Loughery fiM Sassmev Flurhoase bre scientist wreaks vengaantM (48) Jack Lalaaaa R)one. war vetjoins his wUt tilt gaaetnun NOAA OoOege FeettaB engage a housekeeper who ap­ "iBvlalble Man's Ravange,” (MM) Tralh er Oansaqneaees 8iM (I) Baager Asdy Shaw Tha Supremea. Premtsro (O (8) MIekey Mease OiBb mlera *•5 ** (IIM) Match Game (O) (8M48) M O’OlMk Hli* ... sums------of money for "protoo- •:I8 Boek Bee}. (18) MlUtoa Dellai Mevto tree, town lawyer bar reeeuere (or being wed to Tulsa Hurricanes va. U. of pears cool to their two young John HaU, J ^ Cariradtae, (0) (I) Mickey Mawe O ah tlon.' Mari Bandos vrhoae absent mother (the an Indian.-Joel McCrea, Bai- sons. Then they return home Alan Curtis. _ . a ) Oeaeral RaspHal •The Uaieliert Ftaoe in tiM ^ TsaIfU Shew JudlOi ^ The Folk 8os)p (N) TraSinastra back” to help him with her ad­ (t> Tan Me. Dr: Birtheie (IMS) HCAA resMlaaee Shew irUe awaiting them. lt:M (I) HaasemakeraL Me ittarrtag Johiw Oarson (O) and the Art Song vice. “Come Honk Tour Horn' UiM (8) F. J. lUvto _ , t:M ?I) Hennessey U ilt ‘flartafai Time (MM) What’s ' - ___ P). the 918th division under 'taL 8 (18) Gas CP%ek Report — (48) Svrahby 8hew ‘'iraM of a Fugitive,” Fred (O) (IS) SnbseripiteB TV (J) Wharo tim Aisttea Is ts|urt conditions and mseta l i t t 4)M (MM) Mein ih^nated by a '38 Porter in (•> Merle • _ •The Eddy Duchta Story." Ty­ (4#) Swabby Shew (jWi P.B. Air Feree Beligtoes WRDMR8DAT a used car lot, Dave awltchw MacMurray, Lin McCarthy. Naked Ottr rone Power, Ktm Novak and 18;n (MM) News _ _ with certain dUTIcultias. 4)88 (D Big I Theatre. on Its radio and bears his Man, falsely accused of m ur­ "Declslan at Sundown Ran­ “A Wood of Thonw" Janea James Whitmore. Rpmantlc 11:88 (MM) OeseeatnUaB ;) tiM (MM) NetM • i t l ( ^ ) Dr. KDdara "Atwny Pipit.” m ^wartime der moves to a frontier town dolph ScotL Karen Steels. Man Franciscus. . . (t-M-48> Tha Y a a u 8e4 V 4iM (I) Big I Theatre _ . Richard (Dimherialn and 1:88 (I) News aad Wealhar England, dedicated btri mother’a voice s v that she has comes to Sundown seeking b ^ musical blogm p^ of tamed 1:18 (I) Maasant et MadUsl wafehers battle to. save a rare returned to Iom after him. under an assumed name. TiW (B) Fanfare pianist Eddy Dudhla: Bis lovaa U:88 (MM) geapai^ (^ •'When the Redskins Rode Raymond Haaaay. "BalKild the (8) Nears (U) Merv GrUfla Shew trasrer of his wife. U:88 (I) Love erL tfe ‘ BesntUul spy trim to n t Great Han." ((;) Prenuejw. 8:88 Aad Beaiethlag Mera bird f t m extinction. Bernard Promlere (O (tSAt) BasebaD _ Starring A1 Hlrt and gtieata. and triumphs. (1-1848) Legend of Msaa .l:M .j8^ M j ^ ^ O om8ort - 7:88 TnuU’e New MUes, Roeamund John. UtM (M) T enM t Shew _ ( 8 - ta ^ King Family (M) Tealrtit Shew (O) (MM) Can My Blaff (0>. of Delaware Indiana ^ fight Repent of 8 p.m. Starring Jotamy (tarson «D GUllsaa'a Island (B) IttS (It) News — Sign Off .Children s Shoiifs up behind the lines for a mls- (8-1848) first show, Nov. 8. THURSDAY Omaha, Neb. (Live) (IBM) tetaidsw Night nt the l i l t (t) Nows . . . . ^ “NBC CWldrenta Theat^t” aloa In Korea._ giMWItaYe Mew ifeviM liU (t) Memests ed Oemfert — (M48) Lloyd jrhaxtoa Western drama In port elvO___ Children (S) Temerrew’s Child _ _ ''Battleground,” Van Johnaon, Good Night Hytaa will present hour-long prOduc- war era starring Robert Hor­ BMBfT SHOW The Newington, Corm. Chil­ tiona ot "Stuart Little’’ tnd g ilt (I) Early 8hew_ . . . , _ ton as an amnesia vioUm seek­ 8:M Tmvel Thne • _ W E D N E SD A Y PROGRAM John Hodlak, George Murphy tiM (t> MeseeMl of ~ J(I dren's Bospltal is studied in "Tha Family Secretj" John NBC will televise the presen­ R e p ^ of Sept. 18, 8:M p.0L “Petey and the Pogo lM(driHkiA Drtuk and Lee i J. Oebb. A ing clues to his tdentlly. 7)M Wkal’e Mew . . •iM m Basel ta tio n at TV’s Emmy awards hart. In tha year 1987 the Rbb- fU n Off season. father defends a man arrested Repeat eg Sept 18, 8 pjn, Tfana Ohaanel _ _ Air Ferro BeligtotH for a crime hU son acciden­ Shirley Booth as BsaeL Pre­ tomorrow night from 10 to 8>M Fetet sf ytow TBA ItM (•> Bait Saner inson famUy's rocket voyage tot) P.S. **8tuart U tae" wiU b aja ii tally committed. miere (C) 11:30. Sammy Davis and Dan­ Repeat of Sept 18, 8:80 p.m. to colontoe a planet .to imper­ FUm Daagktor ItM (8) News aad Wealher adaptatlcn of B. B. Whlte’gtian- (M) Memory Laae <8-1848) Ik ts u r's ny Thomas will be the hosts. S:M The F e u ik Betato TBA ■® •'^ -“ rtn ^"‘*-*-Vtal.Gim..” o f Doble GUfia.' D.V iled. Premiere tasy of a mouae that la m m >:M (I) Yogi Bear Inger Stevens (C) 8:MTke First Gasttomaa bia ReynoMa, Bobbl^an. Bobble v a ,The , (MM) The VlrgiiM , „ (8) Mows ^ O SU N D A Y JU PR O G RAM ons attraction Gln^beltJJnly. Jam es Drury and Lee J. Ck>bb, 1:18 (1) Memeat sf MeditettoB — into a human family. “Petpy” T i i S i ? ■ holds for Doble GUIs la Fandy "The Brothers.” (C) Promlere SIga Off rant; Frank Itoaenau, Spring- (8-MM) Sawlay Mliht, Movta (g-MM) O a^ and Harriet (i) Memento ef Oearteit — Time Ohaaael . _ "Blrdnmn of AlmUi^" Burt will be a musi(tal fantasy a b m d:M TTbat’e Raw Hammer. field Union; WUIlam Dwight R boy and hla atomic-powered ^ (mudrab (M) B eb u O sM (Hr Sabsert^B TY_ Oeed MlghTHymm 1:48 (t) Smsrsd . _ 8r„ HolytAce Trauoript - Tel^ Lancaster with Karl Majidgn, ■ :M (8-S8M) Dake Shew t i t t (I) Tho C ^ ta s h e rs gnun, vnth Bice (Remow, Wmt Thelma Ritter, NevtUe Brand, pogo stic^c M (M) At Mama wUh Kitty (t) This Is the life Edmond O'Brien. Story Of a •*^SS:U*W ld.:M p.m . (88) TRA , t:M (8)____ Bavai STUDIO OAHPUS (It) Ged U Hartford News, as edltorrin- 7:M MThafa Maw (48) Gale Storm Shew HOLLYWOOD — A coUtge ^ ehlef. oonvict whose confinement bad Rapeat of 8 p.m. ’'Dear ' Diary,” Sally Field, (M> Agriealtaro ea Farada (48) Wlaalag Fhse . __ . led to his autboratlve studies ItM (8) Ae tae World Tenu campus with adminlatratiaa on caged birds and their dl- (MM) Let’s Make« Deal (0) Don Porter. (O) t:lB (I) Davor aad Goliath 1:48 (II) Great Menseata la Masla 95% OF THE TV SHOWS '■ •* ^ fe,f Bapt » *:M p .«. (M) The Ohrletophen •iM (8) Groan Aeiea , _ building, clasaroomg and an afii- • -at (I) Tho Mertd ArwM Pa 1:88 (18) Mots B a a e ^ . seaaes. TURNPIKE |:tt Ctaetanatl ftnuhany . (t) Davoy aad GoHath^lO) N.Y. vs. Milwaukee (home). 8:M <»M) Biaaded (48) Babas Gams (kMnedy,ttddle Albert aad Eva lotlc fiekl .has been conotnictod (N) OoBsmsalamt Myth vs. Chuck Connors, "Judge . Not” iiM fha OtoaS 1*53 ^ « ItW Baaday FaaBles at the Harris County Domed on a teevee prograqa. Premiers •iH.tlM t) Newi wMh WM > American bualaem man in the Stadium,-HmMoa, Tex. (C) „ (C) Quality Line Prodoets. IW APPROVAL % TqwcIi techniques of winning at (her (MM) Beaassa t:M (I) Te Ton tae Ttatt min de 'Fer. (C) Premiere ★ Ah*******; Post Gama 9iow ftdiows until Gim. Repairers License Will Be In '*fColor • (MM) Aaether Wertd (S-8848) Tha Big VaUay Lorne Green, Dan Blotdcer ^ conclusion of tooUmlt game. f . ■ . BOLLTIfOob — "Tka FBI.’r (8) TTanmaetor "Falma of Oloro.” The family 6 8 lit' zi.ssrses'cuM . (C) . and Michael I^andon 'T he th« B8W ABC Mries, M the first of Victoria Barttley leads tha a u t o S T A k ; <8> True t Fonderoea'* Beeson Prem iers Corner Broad and . (MM) OeaeisI Bespttal '■(RieaUpg Cheater" A gambl- (C) teleyigloti aeriea to reoeive the 8:18 (8) Newe defense of San Joaquin Valley (M) ^ f i s l s the Life 18:M (8) GaadM Camera Middle Tj^e. W est I officldl t^rovAl of. the FBL i:M (8) Edgaef Nighty settleia against the rallrood’e tag expert la hired to ferret (MM) Kssmy'Awarle Shew a< -M r^ e a Don’t Say (01 taking over ta li' imid. Bar­ out n cn^ed gambler who la It ig bsAeAon closed cases from b a 's Rtanwi’ck, Richard Long. operating on board a cruise *88 (8) J e ^ h Kewj aad Views Tbs 17th' annukt aw ards' pra- Phone 643-2176 the filM. of BW and the (8SM>W> Yeaag MaiMarriede tiM (81 Dick VSB DyM Show (M) Chalice 4f Salvatin snip. santation of the National'Aoa- . Bureau IB giving technical gs- d:M (8) R “ aagtr Andy Show Promlere, New time periodi (It) Saerifioo el the Maas (M) P.B. Taasis Champ demy of TV Arts and Sciences. it) Hitteh Gaine (0) Dt^ Van Dike, Mary ^ler Premiere (4t) P.S. Teaals ChamptossUp C6 M | IN and SEE OUR SHOWING sistanoe in tb4 filming. Efrem Mlokey Manse Olab IwV'niia le the Life t:S t (8) Yaskee BaSebaB ItiM (i> WhsTs My UneT Moors, Rose Marie, Morey 11:M (1-8) News, Sperto, Weather Zimbalist Jr. hhs the lead role. 18) Mffliea Dollar Mavto Amsterdam aad Larry Math­ ItiW (iT'Leok sp and1 l Tvi . N.Y. vs. Chicago (M) TianaUMtot ews. (8) Ask the TeaelMr 4:88 (18) Film Featares (t8-48> News .S H O P and (48) Swabby Shaw irirst of tho new fiUl rtrtta ... U:18 (8> F. r. Movie I8:M (8) Daaay Kaye Sh«* (48) Cheekmata ..„,(48) Local News, Weather aad OF 21”. 23" and 25" COLOR tiM (MM) Nmro _ Guests: Barry Belafonta and in coopemtton with the Conn. 8:48 (1) Time Oat lor Sperto ' ^ SAVE tiM (8) Big 8 Theatre Nana MouakourL (C) Premiers Federation of Teachers > 8:W (8) TBA . .. „ "Young Stringer.” Teen-ager, (U) VWth lev TadSjr (ItM ) World Series of Golf UiM Maetorptoees W HERE nertected bynle father a mo­ ItriB (tt) Sacred Heart Fiegvam "Brute Force.'i. Convicts, driv­ GARNER'S ' jQKiwtaroflSmedy aeries star­ . To determine Use Itblf cham­ en by « sadistic' guard, plan a r a YO U SEE vie prMucer, gets into eeriiw ring Robert Culp and BU Qoa- U itt (I) Oassera Tlu(^ pion of the vear. (C) daring escape. Burt Lancaster, TV SETS NOW! trouble. James MacAribur and by as a pair of Ameriean (8) Space: Mas’s Great AA- (8) Oeler Movie Speetaedar wtm Hunter. I^IU gence agento who hMi '•Moonfieot,'' Stewart Orang- Yvonne DeCario, Hume Cro- m is (f) Afternoon Shew their Meatitles under the re­ ”V^sge to the Mom" nim and'Charles Bickford. sr, Viveea LIndfors, George UiU (48) Dick FeweR The«ter (M) Featare j^ ta ^ U r ty spective gtdsee of a top-aeeded. Ssaday Nigkt Bepeit Benttey and Brett Halsey. A er - companion. Premiere (Ci Enirllsh ”rdte" who becomes a • (It) News aad weather submarine captain is suspect­ (8-te-4d) Ames Rarke, Be«M FHiinds INdkenson smuggler. U:48 (M> Late Show ed of cowardice by hla men. Aroal U:I8 (48) K Seaad BBLMONT - (8848) Lloyd thaxton Shaw George Thompsoa Feature; « (IS) Fattera ter Uvtag U:M . Stelae U '% BawBag (hunbodta. Thailand and the Fetor Jaaniage (M) News and Waathar • ( Diaeomit H o u a RepoUic- iqUic ol.Vle( —'Vlatnam. (indertha 770 MAIN 8T. •■“ S M l a k h i ^ (U) F er Adalto Oaly ausoUMs o f/t^Ihe United Nations, v f Spiatol ' Report (M) Ths Big Haws you’re paying too 'str^tSM ii. w -« to harness’the mighty Mekong (8) News ] „ U iU (M) MlghttUe ttiU wniAN on, CO.. A m . (M> TsatoM Shaw much. jl{ Wo BeHsva River. (R) M4KW A DIFFERENCB WHERE YOU 8AYEI , TRIAHELE UtM (Ig) TIm Bible Answers i|AN»E end DRYER 14 ItA m ST. IT DOES d'Id u S b ^ Madtoon r i ^ Starring Johniy Caroon (O) Catholic . ^ _ (M> nr. and Mrs. Narth niMirKE sn vici own Ufa to establirti hto UtM (I) WednaadM StaiUght • ( • Moat Cara are |U)‘Tis-’s i ; i ; ^ r r ilN (1) Fevest Rsagers _ WIRING- SERVICE tdanUly ' a clever im- ‘‘M r taitBew^ Doya guaranteed 100%! M ) Wtaga ta the Laad of tha ■The Hero.” Premiere. (C). noator. »i«vie /O for ' same gttt until thay (tIM) The Werid at Seeist SnrvlM OhaafM- OompletA UMM) Hanttey • Bitakiey ^ meet earti ower'a Itoter.. Mhr- Breathtaking views of^oeaM S eslm l aad Atom Ai( laa AUasio qnd M am io fArena. • Large Selectiiat ef America taAn intereattag trav- ■l^lAl program - tatrodueing WMag iBstauttioBg ip INSTANT BFBOIALIZB w?8) e*eyeBaa_ ^ (8)______TeU M>.wr. aT D rnretherarotheia tae stars — Secret S Newe aad Weather UtM (8) F . J. Mevto Fine Cara! 8l aetttqg. s \ V I M G S 8:48 ireataia ^Saa BlgUl^to airhga and hto comeback. ■Me of a tovta divided, si (48) Siarrisg the EdHars Precision SniU^-On (M> Sparta Camara . _ <4M Merv GiVtia Shew up the middle by oontrovei., See 1:80 p.ra. listing for Chan­ i8^8 i U i i f i x n r n n i 7)18 (M) Loeal aad Natlanal News UtM (M) Toatokt Shew DISCOUNT error the safety of Its chUdren nel 80. Eqaipmont Starring Johnny Carsoo. (O) and the shortage of shelter ta Till (I) Lassie Hs sclkools. (C) Premiere (0) i 4s 7 m a in W tn MANOHESTEB s nOOTC ll« OOVBNTBT ’***^«;y*^iiJL."‘sss JuM Lock- liM (M) Om 0*%ok Rspsrt — (M) FUm (t-18-48) Hereides Double Stamps HOUSE, Inc (IIM) Meat tha Frees (0) Story of Hercules aad hla two 'CoatomlBed Seat Oavan OnSnnday , (Time Change) stalwart friends Ulysses and 478 Center S t ftt) Westaver Fteseata Diogenes. FUmed in Italy aad CaatomlMd Anto Tope DEMP^EY-TEGELER oMl CGw hw. Don W IIUS Garage Phone 643-9581 I t . ItM g) Year CaagressnutB from Yucoslavla. Hours: 7 AM. to 11 PM. SPBOlALWn IN 08) la Ihe FsbUe b to iert nUBNDLT AND HELFFtlL nANSAOKIONS HANDLED ON '.B. Congressman EmUlo <). (48) Heresies WILSON TURNPIKE AUTO DICKNOEL^ Prop. WHEEL AUONMBNT AND a E-Z Financing addaiio, D-Hartford. A ij. SOIOHANOIIS lASniD AMD UNLISTED—MUTUAL ItTNDS BRAKE 8EBVI0B • Open Eveninga llM (I) fhM the Natloa TiN W yS iverito MetUas aSCTRICAL CO. SEAT COVERS _ GENERAL AUKO REPAIR 'tasses and Aaswan Season Premiere OUssd Saturdays dnrtag «nly ant Aog. MS-UM 128 Tolland Tpko* ■ ylo (MM) Waadertal BeaUeatlaMkuiwL-lad. l i t W. Middle Tpka. MAIN BMUBET MM5S1—18 MAIN 8 Th MANCHESTRR Oeler (R) (O) at New Tsrk Stosk Esefcafs Rout* 88-648-7614 M9-4817 ~ S4S-18W . dM-SSfO ^8 -»:• J)' p jN* |W h % 2 8 S 5 f’•0 ^ •iM ^U^Im ' s^ ' i m 3m w anmtno MMrtasaisiAiairiBAttobtoei^mAt ■■sa.iAi ..... n i T>i I ¥ I T V i » V>4* '' ■< d I * * P t

s... (■ .♦»>' PA^E. TOVy, BfVENlNQ HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^ SATTJBPAT, HlCPm iimiWt n, i m s NE\ A yoi Into tl •rml I The Word Is Quiality THURS0 A Y PROGRAM fU R S h i chest I llM <•> ' SSIm m ui patrol BOLLTWOOD (AP) T b a .b U n g angal'In OBS’ '" l h a M a rta SiM U t£yr»H 8ha fartheomlny telavlakm gelwanon*s dmrtliaralbatiiars" Sbaw. - to' Saagar," Oao omstkw artUoAl word U “Qualky.” Thla ia a‘ Can It ba pure botaddanoa la MantaU. Patar Oaerantiea. Polio oliaiiga from pravloua aeaaona' Tha Basdad^WaoM . Hows sad Waajisr 9tM that **71ia Lnnar” w Ul 'S^p inSo ptaas la crowded with spla& AS M n •*oraaU»a” tba 098 nloba held ao' long t t r oountMaplaa,’ imirdwa and TiMa waa whan partotmara Tha M "Hava Ctan. WW Trtival"T toblUh and produoara Inevltuly Inaart- Doesn’t ‘H ia Big Vallav" . of lifi •d aomewhara In an Intarvlaw a (ft) aahhanaa Prsnlaro (0) ' woman ABO remind ona of NBC's ^'B»- JUJIm I - - - (|torta> P a i ^ _____ unsbla santanca Uka “ H a n y BmMh. nanaa" except that tha bead of M iM (S ia > D m Martin 9haw wlw oraatad tha aariaa, baa a the family will ba Barbara liM IVatM T a n a Musics aoasady anfr venalnaty ■hootin raaUy orlglaal tdaa In taMna i'a t iik » a Deal <0 > atanwydt instead of L o o m ■rtaUay Pollc tUa prafaaaional omOffUcv.- a..u Qraana? hhd ba w klnt idm abattS v i a lawtaaa “Ptaasa Dent Bat tha fm They tow n." DaMaa" buOt on vary famlUar fo r K I But tills yaar “eraatlva" and aibiatldn oom a^ Unao, auoapt UUIaot Haha tether i ^ B t e u a i d aM flaa. tkm ml *V»rlginal" ara words that start thara a t* four boys tat Uie fami­ 9>M B a a iy , Jr. P ra m ia ra . ^agp ThtoMa, Ruth Bomaa, B ol Ida argumants bacausa almost av> ly raplaoing tba ragulatlan son iiew Uma jxnfad. law^^Wona. Seal Oeary, A ItsM far Vs — M r. M m S m rj program that was auceoas* and daugtatarTM^gjbwri ■ lii Hows wMh Was Naw^^WSeSer U iW M «aa and W a a t e ' flu laat yaar baa what looks ana- Tha ulswar — thla year TiU OB) Wastan Maas BlaMtaMs •fa) Mawst waadhat s a t plckMsly Uka ona, two dr avan tba framawoili lanH •i«S I Ta «a8 tha TnUh (M)qwvy ------UPvnaa 'm w 9P8w more imltatons this yaar. If) Jtoatkar Want liM (ft) £s«a Bad JfaWenal Mowa r Adrtte-Oniy fSSiUnpaatant. It’a tha quality of tba iiW m (h e Maastsra iB I g Mawa . Haven Iba atrone famfiy raaain- sonpts timt m i^r, and I may O a a a m l l^aapHal n v d OvTBna^ A1 Lawla a U tU th Bmrta aad AFleC i Manca, it la aaaarted, la mare t ^ you that w a’va been woc^dnif Tvanne DaCaito. Premiere r rt to eotaoidanoa. Bat it dioaa aaam lika doga to moke aura wa OKMS) Daniel B s m agat Bar (0> nBlmpIre"B m p lre o f Iba Lort.'* F i hf di a mastng -that 13 months after real qiukUty." Uf) (ha Big nataro Farkar. U l M (S) ^ S ^ ^ .‘iKSeu5P> •galnsi wa first got tba beautiful gdnla , „ ^i|a> Taus'MaM arriad a (S4S4a> U t i l (•> P. J. & v ia who UvoS in a bottla and haa "(ha .(Two~ V Headed t- f y . ” - Jack - Oam e (0) Bawktoa, Ola SealScatoTl BriSsb maglo powars in NBC'S (■> UlBkmr M a m C U ' niare. Maw •py, rapoiitegitiiiw ta Loadoo thru ‘ LsVk Dream - - llt ia Im (aalght Shew belr g Tba q^oiUng ' of Amartoe’s fit&rrinc Jofa; (C) n ia natural beauty win be examin­ Ilia W Bias (bsatr turea of the Texas BaMS UiMl OM tandns ------... ’*Tlia~Valktog Hills.’’ Adven­ era, starring MeviUe■■ ■■ Brand - ndia ^ Botifyil ed on "CBS Mporte: BuUdoaed 'Tt"a Never Too L a la '' Britiah turers searcli (or lost gold in Banger Bseae Bennett) Wil­ lawyer’a wife baoomas a suo- ■too 01 Amarioa" Ilionday 10-10:80 pjn. toe sand dunes 6( the Walking liam Smith (as R aw er Joe oaasftil aovelist deapita w t ^ sn «d r ----- Court Justice ...... — Rills. Randolph Scott and BUa RUey) Peter Brown (as Rang­ lag in her tumultoua bouaahrtd, IPMivkAm er Chad Co Fsataie PVar-Thlrtv BurxMa Meredl -j and Beverly Ua CMvart and Patrick Barr.. pear. '.^Beware of Cbltdren," Leslie OaHand g i M ooatar. Pro- Bortbaf ELECTRONICS Fhmips■s^snd Julia Lockwood. miere (C) Rages Iof___ Paris,"_ DapleHs M "d l P.Q. Wodahouaa, tba BrtUah A BriUi:uh couple decide to turn (U a -M ) O. K. Omefcethy Darrieux, IJouglas Dougl . Pslrbaaks_ humorist, Is Interviawad by p ro p el4lf r Idiflleft fnto fhatwtthemtoto 'lathev holi­ Starring Bun Ivaa as an Okla- Jr., andMIscha Auer. LABORATORIES —day , h.— o m e (or...... children from bmna mllllonstre widower with ItW its) One (POteek B< Maloohn Muggarldga, the for­ wealthy and broken homes (or three chOdren. (C) mer editor of “Punch," Wednes­ the summer. tiW < » (harsday Might Mertea ST”VB. Air.Pbiee Baligieas 277 day at 9 pjn. CO Channal 24. “The Manchurian Candidate,” BROAD f:ta Prank Sinatra, Ijturence Har­ It U MOIIsw Deilar Movie vey, and Janet Leigh. Film 1 :M (S) “ sf Oamtert — ‘Hereulea,** an hour-long ad­ deals-----...... - with a diaboUiUodi oonapir- Oeed Misht Hyi M y (or a take-over of the U .a EXPERT venture program, tomorrow at Ssperauui TT' . ea mmw-vvui 3M UIV U.O. S :M (1) Maws aa d. Wi ,/estker 7 pm. on ABC. through the use of a D .a A i w l:fS < » af MedHaUsa ~ SERVICE Prank Sinatra and Bob I^aw- hart aro among tha guests on M ill makes tha ftwt tdacast on NBC's “Tho Dean ICarUn Show" 'Hturadav PROGRAM 10-11 'p jn . ef TV and Tim e Ohaaaal fiM |8t^ManJHa ^ rO la Robert VaughiL DavM MoOSh Tha oarrar of Chartaa do 1:SS I of "The Alexander the Great­ •kPWrad on "A Man Akwa- atmnga group ot tfio p lt is er Affair." A wealthy power- CALL 649-1124 aboard an outlaw ship on an mad maniac poasessee a "wlU Chartaa da aauUa’’ Monday at adyentorouB, wartime cruise. •:M (f> Taar Heaatot team Oaan. 9 p in . Jolm Wayae, Lana Turner, gas" which can ehomically In- 1 Sea Abraham A. Ribicefr. D- SSiSf. ^ °PP°!M«»t to leas hla TV-Bedlo. Sales and Sarvlee James Arneas and Tab Hun­ Haitford. . "will to wto."'. Dorothy Ib«> A two-part dramatisation of ter. (C) News, Weather t : M (I ) Maws Far Adalta Only wOl open-its lodrth season with enlistment tn the Marine Corpa The Big Mein - loa.medaL "David aad BathsheSa." Gra- U iU (M> MlgUUta Woody Allen as guhsts Monday (W) artMT Cteme gpry Peck. Susan Uaywaid. 10:11 p.m . with Kitty lore IwtireeB Dttvld mud Bmt^ Cfomedlan Jack Carter la a Shaba oooMned with an ihs 11 :M (>> Ameriea’e Orealeel MeVlaa _ Dale Storm Shaw "To the End of tha Barth." g ii^ of the fliat show of the liM (f) As tiM WerM Tans d n ^ spectacle ^ rellghm a e f ^ t o r A B C ’s "Com bat I" t^tto p a n ^ Government agent chasea nai- BO " (tS-N> Lefe Make a Deal (0 ) ------Haattoy - MHnidsy ootica smugxlen around tha LO-TRIM Tuesday 7:80-8:80 p.m . (M ) Patth ter Taday world. IHidc Powell, Signa HaiN; tra n s: Tommy Sands has a rolie on '(4 rt Mehes Oamo IZn Ohayamm aa ' i A S E t O A R D '"Crime WitiMut . Faeaton." n e ig h NBC’s “Bbnansa," starting its • i « (M>» Mews aM Waplher llH ISIS "Maneat e( Tralh ., Lawyttv hrvbtead in a crime, h ig h ; r a d i a t i o n keventb season’ tomorrow 9d0 isaM ) Wtere the A ^ a b { : « PoZe teCUrt - ( t o i ^ Rains and Margo. send I o S k v e r i (M-M) (ha De^re di> A Man Catted X Tea Me, Or. Biwthen » f f 4 h A ( I sm ' far Vs t im "T"' Ntolhi out t( Yo«r P. t . Marta Msntty k i « Sparta OasMn dkigtl l o a M b d - •iM H> (• (as tha (nth Jiff M ) toeal aad Mattooal Maws Reagan, Biaanor Parker, Bvs (^___------If) Aaathar - - —Warid Arden. which Tdavlsioa tlaiicers may seam *»*• S jfto. I ^ WUd Wart Merv GrtMln Shaw lo' be ralber anonymous pa^a § ) (raSmastor westora adveaton series, stoi- taut V M f) Oeaaral HaapHal U :M Tenixht ____ t o r (hi Woflwr H toHiif OM interesta are confliiad to > Mawa Martin. Premten9 * ” “* Starring Johiuty ^ Canon KD show buatagaa. Patti Kalton, wbo liM (}) Mite Vaa Dyto I Cnap Maasmaeh liM (tS> t Eo Tha la a dancer on Jackie Olaason’a (MM) Taa'liaa’t toy (0 ) 11m 'mlsadTenturea ef the etaff The Revenge of Prankan- (U ) Digart of a bye" teimmer camp aad stein, ’ Pater Chishing and •U y ’s abow, braaka tha stareotypa. (M-fWltoeaq Magtojls thsir rivalry with tha coun- llrancls lUUbaws. Baron Williams 8be Hkaa animAlaa — aba w •iM salon of a nearby girW XauketuXete Jotaa forces wkk which ^ ■ Oama <0) —- — bean a In an _____ d a b 5. where dll frequent visitor.; to. M laM l'a ____ DaUar Mbrta Crandall Park Zoo. Her vlslta ar"a (toest," Tbginia • iff (S iMj*Haak Tha Der, ZNcUe'Moora ■ Starrilig Dick Xaiimaa as w—a haen Service lad to a meeting with the cura­ l i U (Hrifanastov Dsarborn. aa unragiatend Omm O’Obek Bayart — kept u s l l B r o fu l tor ef poammau there and to 9wabby waatarn jkate _ V etodant wha I Off liM (f sMyta Street further -'maatlngs. Curator of 4.Mj ~ Mews oooborts ingenious ~Nots to | S mammals 'and television danc­ 4tM __ 5f*5assu.___ er aducatlon P — n m le n liM ~ •oat. 649-4548 er are now husband and ffife. (pi danesr and an American t i M l M , ; s T ______Hears"'Ssvs."-"" aad W m a k a r - Lout ten. in leva jrhUe hrsak- Oanud)L~sai1as, sU n teg ' Ifasitatton • f tha a ri^ .. Bleh- Crane. Premiere daniati Liaa Parm- . d 9 M ) Oetoay and I ICE PLANT OPEN - D m q » aertaa aboad llM mea (S) Aikcneeai I And wqmea% gbwbe o croaaad__ tha ••Opar Weekdays 8 AJM.. to 5:89 PJMLv-l ^ 8.AJ«. 'to|l PJL .DW-'. yaalH} CAACKED lOB-^I r — C U B E S •• iS iS v s ird ---— —WWV" • ■■ I eJe* WHY Ms ol . relMm^ from tan bah a a ^ a paaosM Ufa an an •' ® 5iE?iSSSji.r “ O ar (teaEast-fboitaltoiaaAJL T.-WOOD »eCO. "rS’SS.S HONDA y k retf Jim Mtbotm . (C ) — a e s Hew time R M im E R O N E « “iJ5a s te * Hoidii^a Mttparloritr |8 Soi M A N C H E S T ^ ..a S T it S lf RfflRttfnrof rteord. — v "sv .rV * * * ! atarrlag Tom • Hoiuta««t8 tli0 8teiidi)r4f8for .dBfts- OLDSMOBILE .4dvaBtqrea of captain and manshlii. drew U rargo eMBlba Re* 8 Honda^vtMi yon ilie E fi098t ia(»to^iBl88______8( .e‘M 5 ,vV S ftS ,*^"^ 8r9880n8N8fric9 1 . 'y**' "see NET Autho Rlctianl Crenna, ~ ‘A SHtfaui SIB) ttomto Duck Namto Slattery." A m ^ today .wounds Mata MANOHESTER •aunti •ffloa) NEW or USED « w h SPORTS OENTER Tha •84 OMtor 8t — Ott-OtfR O' Btosy ♦i. tf^ OM 1 bar*.

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