T H U R S D A Y , 0C3T0BBR 26, 1967 PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - j iiancliPBtpr iEwning l^pralb overage D allf Net Pteee Rm For lli« Week Ended The Weather Adonlram Council, Royal and comedian and master of cere­ Emanuel Choir October 21, 1967 Showers likely 'tonight. Low About Town Select Masons, will meet tomor­ Scotti Debut monies; and a song and dhhce in 40s. Tomorrow okwdy, row at 8 p.m. at the Masonic team. / breezy. High about 60. Past mistresses of Daughters Temple, Orchard St., Ellington. ■ScoUi’s career began after At Reformation 15,469 of Liberty, No. 125, will meet ’The Royal Master degree will Bills Matteo graduation in 195ff from Man- Service Sunday Manchester— A City o f Village Charm tonight at 8 at the home of be conferred. cb^er High ^hool. He stud­ Mrs. Anna Tyler, Maple St., When Antonio Scotti makes ied voice at the University of Emanuel Ohutich, eliong w4ith V O L . LXXXVU, NO. 23 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1967 (OloMifled Advertising on Page 25) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Vemon. his star billing singing debut Miami, Fla., then went to Holly- Cub Scout Pack 2 of Second othieir anea Lutheran Ghurchiss, at the Bushnell Sunday night, Congregational Church will ’wood to study acting and danc­ win be partlclpialtiing tot the Ref- Manchester PTA Council will appearing with him will be an have a Halloween party tomor­ ing. orimalUlon Service at ithe Bush­ / meet tonight at 8 at Buckley Italian singer whom Scotti cred­ row at 7:30 p.m. At Fellowship He is now studying voice in nell Memortal in HattbCord on CHILDERS ^Mol. Mrs. Hollis Huston of Hall of the church. Scouts are its with giving him a boost in New York while fulfilling en­ I Prison Pen Pal Artford will speak on "Family Sundlay at 11 ajm. Mtembens of reminded to Wear uniforms and his professional career. gagements along the East RESTAURANT • aLife Education,” after a busi­ That singer is Matteo, often Emanuel Choir wdl'l join with ATLATITA, GSa. (AP), — to bring homemade masks. Coast and ait some of New siiogieins fiYxm otiiier idiluichieia to UNAgreement Near ness meeting. referred to as the Dean Martin Two dettsdtlves who daptur- York’s 'better restaurants. He flonrn a maBsed chndr wWch wlU South Viets Repulse of Italy. has entertained on cruises and and DAIRY BAR «id «. mbn running Mnn a Daivlid (M. Mialausky, son of The Women’s Relief Society sing at the eeiwdcei. Scotti is the son of Mr. and at several Catsklll resorts. 250 Hartford Rd. Manchester bank Ittuwe months ago Mrs. Gertrude Paganl o f 16 of the Church of Jesus Christ Dr. FnanWln Clarti Fry, pres- riow have n. peti pnl. Or is it Mrs. Anthony Squillacote of 52 Tickets for his Bushnell con­ Eldri4ge St., a senior at Uppei- of Latter Day Saints will spon­ idenlt o f thie Lulthieimn: Ohurch 643-9940 a pal in ithe pen. White St. cert can be purchased at Ray lowa Oottege, Fayette, Iowa, sor a Rummage ^ d Food Sale in America and chalnman, of the Matteo says, “ When I came Beller’s Music Shop, at Kor- NOW featuring delicious choice For Mideast Peace IDebeidtlvea J. F. Paischhll torhorrow from 9:30 a.m. to 1 Cenitral 'and Bixeoutive CJonunlt- has been selected flor inclusion and O. L. Adama reoelived a p.m. at the Mormon Church on from Italy to do a concert at vette’s in Hartford, or at the tees of the WlorM. Council of in the 1968 edition o f “Who’s ROAST BEEF DINNERS U N IT E D N A T IO N S , N . as the current consultations and such- a move was considered un- leltiber itblis w eek from Jim­ Hillstown Rd. and Woodside St. Carnegie Hall, I was rehears­ box office. Caiupches, will pmuch. Three Suieide Runs Who Among StudentB In Amer­ Y . A meetings are concluded." likely. ing in a studio in New York & Hot Sandwiches (AP)— drafting team m y Wlnlbena, who wba con- ican CSoMeges and UnSvenaities.’’ ’The event is open to the public. The .regular, schedule of wor­ of the U N Securitv Coun Final decision on a Middle U.N. Secretary-General U City. I heard a voice which vfiobed o f a 62,776 robbery The niationial honor is conferred ship and church school wlU be Try a bowl of our home style Beef Findlay photo captured my attention because c i l w M i 4 tK > rtedn earacreP P’ "* Th“ “ meanwhUe sought sup- end isenbenced to 15 yetara in on the basis o f acholarslh^, Karl M. Smfth, 20, Eton of Mr. Messengers Covered held at 9 am , at Emanuel, with Stew. For a hearty meal or a powers. But one delegate pred- port for his plan to Increase the it recalled to me the melodious prllewn. ,, lendershlp and partHclpation in and Mns. Marshlall C. Smith of all actavity canceled at 10:45. quick lunch. See us anytime from m ^ t today on a plan aimed that any plan approved by number of observers from 48 to Engaged voice of my friend, Mario Lan­ 250 Miles a Day WUnters, 22, tbankied the SAIGON (A P )— A South campus activUtlies. 80 Starkweather‘s St. lecenitly 6:00 a.m, tlH 7:30 p-m. a t opening th e way to a the six drafting nations would 90 along the 107-mile Suez Canal za. Of course, my curiosity was olffloCiis flor the kind treait- was paomoited to Army private The engagement of Miss Do­ QUITO, Ecuador —The Incan permanent settl^nent of pass the council. He based this and equip them with boats and Vietnamese infantry bat­ so great thiit I went in search Thanks menlt ,ttiey gave him when The Blessed Sacrament So­ pay grade E-2 upon, completion reen Ellen Agostinelli of Ver­ ancestors of the present Indians the Arab-Israeli conflict. on the belief that tho Soviet Un- helicopters. talion hurled back three of this voice, and in a neighbor­ FOR John A Virginia he wha airesited and said: ciety of St. John’s Polish Na­ of basic training at Ft. Dix, non to Gerald Charles Mayo of of Ecuador and Peru worked The 10 nonpermanent mem- ion, France and Bulgaria would one Israeli source at the Unlt- suicidal charges by a North ing studio T nlel this young Childers “ See ynu in 16 yeaira Your tional Catholic Church will spon­ N.J. As an onitgtanding trainee, Manchester has been announced out a courier system much like bers of the 15-natlon council go along with the group thus ed N a S irid Vietnamese regiment today man, Antonio Scotti, for the , ______plan pal. Bult I hope lit isn’t un­ sor a Bake Sale, Sunday after he was awarded the promotioin by her mother, Mrs. Teresa Du- the express relays of the 19th were to put the final touches to first time. Cosmetics making a majority, ’nus could ^otild make no difference be- der aimliar oondltiloinia.’’ and reported 134 of the en­ the 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Masses two mouths earlier than usual. Four of 68 Berkley Dr., Ver­ century American West. a proposal to send a special be defeated only by a veto by emy killed in a jungle clear­ at the church. The event will be non, and her father, Roland ‘T conferred with my impres- Called chasquis, the runners IT'S U.N. representative to the Mid­ one of the Western powers, and (See Page Thirteen) ing 70 miles north of Sai­ held in the church hall and is Agostinelli of 96 Bridge St., sario and personal manager, were young men who lived in dle East. The Newcomer's Club of the Sherman Ford, who proceeded gon. open to the public. Manchester YWCA will sponsor Manchester. thatched huts about two miles The drafting team consi8ts^of State News The action near Phuoc Blnh, 2 to book this young man with Her fiance is the son of Mr. apart. si X of the 10 elected council capital of Phuoc Long Province, a Halloween Masquerade Dance me in many concerts where I Liggefts and Mrs. Charles Mayo of 31 They were exceptionally fast members—India, Argentina, was the biggest ground battle in at Willie’s Ste^k House. Don appeared in Canada and the Virginia Rd. and, since no one man had to Brazil, Nigeria, Ethiopia and a week dominated by intense Colby’s Orchestra will play for United States.’’ A t The Parkade Maid Dies, ^ dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Miss Agostinelli attended go more than -two miles, they Mali. U.S. air raids on North Viet­ Rockville High School and is a Also on Sunday’s program at ran messages the 1,250 miles The event is open to members MANCHESTER Delegates predicted that the nam. student at Connecticut Institute 8:15 p.m. in the Bushenll Is from Quito to Cuzco in only five and guests. Tickets will be Read Herald Advertisements full 10-member group would Charges of The U.S. Command an­ of Hairdressing, Hartford. She Will Cooper of Hartford, a days. available at the door. Reserva­ firm up a resolution in time for nounced that three U.S. Navy l.s a cosmetician at Sears, Roe­ tions may be made with Mrs. the council to act on it next jets were shot down in Thurs­ buck and Co. at the Manchester Murder Filed Barry Stoner, 171 W. Center week. day’s raids and all three pilots Shopping Parkade. Mr. Mayo is St. The drafting committee has HARTFORD (AP) — Murder were missing. This brought U.S. 7 a graduate of Manchester High been going over rival plans sub­ charges are being filed against losses in the past three days to School and is a division mana­ mitted by India, Denmark and 10 planes and raised to 717 the The Town Recreation Depart­ ger at Sears, Roebuck and Co., TODAY two men accused of beating a Latin America. 64-year-old maid in West Hart­ total of U.S. combat planes offi­ NE’S LEAVINfi HOME ment will sponsor a Halloween Manchester. He is serving in cially reported lost over North Dance for teen-agers Tuesday The Indian plan, favored by ford, the State’s Attorney’s of­ the U.S. Army Reserve. A S FOR the Soviet bloc and the Arabs, Vietnam. If your son (or daughter) at 7:30 p.m. at the State Famous For Fine Meats fice said today. A July 6, 1968 wedding is plah- would give the U.N. representa­ ■" American pilots reported is going off to college Armory on Main St. The “In­ The victim, Mary Zettie Mor­ ned. 50 YEARS. tive' specific instructions to call shooting down two more enemy this fall, will he still be vaders” will play for dancing. PMEHURST ris of Hartford, died at New for withdrawal of Israeli troops MIGs during raids on Hanot covered under your pres­ Refreshments will be served. Britain General Hospital Tues­ ent insurance policies? from l£md they seized from Thursday, bringing their score The event is free of charge. All day. She had been hospitalized Will the things he takes College People Egypt, Jordan and Syria in the to 24 Communist jets reported with him be protected Town Recreation Centers wiU You’ve told us so since she was bludgeoned on the You’ve told us s o — June war. destroyed or damaged in the air against fire and theft? If be closed Halloween night. head last March. you’re not sure, just call At Conferences The' Danish draff, supported The two suspects, George J. and on the ground this week. by the United States and Israel, ua. W e’d like to help. Bruce Eagleson, s»n of Mr. O U R MEAT Morin, 27, of East Hartford and The U.S. Command made no Three members of the Man­ O U R MEAT would merely give general in­ Joe G. LaBreck, 28, of Hart­ report on raids today, but Tass, and Mrs. William Eagleson of chester Community College fac­ structions to the representative. 59 Spruce St., recently was ac­ ford, are in jail on charges' of the Soviet news agency, indicat­ ulty will participate in confer­ CAN ’T BE BEAT C A N ’T BE BEAT The Latin American proposal cepted as a membei- of the burglary with personal violence. ed that Hanoi was hit again. A ences being held tomorrow, resembles that of India, calling ROBERT J. SM ITH Bryant College Youth Guidance West Hartford police said Mrs. Tass dispatch from the North Teachers’ Convention Day. for Israeli withdrawal from “ po­ Navy Pilot Captured program at the school in. Provi­ Morris found two burglars try­ Vietnamese capital said that INC, Albert S. Smith, chairman of sitions occupied by it as aa re­ Lt. Cmdr. John S. McCain III, son of the U.S ing to crack a safe in the base­ "according to preliminary dence, R.I., wheiPe he is a MCC's English and Humanities PINEHURST sult’’ of the war. “ Insursnamlths freshman. The purpoae of the PINEHURST SPECIALS Navy’s commander in chief in Europe and grand­ ment of the West Hartford home data,’’ antiaircraft units shot Department and president of The Indian draft reportedly son of one of the Navy’s greatest World War II where was employed. The burg­ down six U.S. planes today 96S Main St. Manchester program is to help children the Connecticut Council of Leon Pork Volues calls for peace on the basis of from poverty atrickeni areas and ON ALL CHUCK CUTS carrier commanders, apparently has been shot lars beat her- and fled, leaving “ over Hanoi and its environs.” Teachers of English, will chair respect for the rights of all her unconscious on the kitchen Phone 648-5241 show them a better way of Ufe. CCTE’s fall conferences at the ,down and-captured in Hanoi yesterday. McCain is Hanoi’s official Vietnam News WHOLE LOIN states to security and independ­ floor. Agency said one of "the many EJagHeaon, da a 1966 gnaduabe of Tobacco Valley Inn in Windsor. pictured in July when he was third in line to cata­ Boneless Economy ence and an end to the Arab , U.S. pilots captured” in Hanoi Manehester High School and is Fred A. Ramey Jr. and Mrs. Combo 10 to 11 lbs. state of belligerency toward Is­ pult from the carrier Forrestal when fire and ex­ D i's c r iim n a t io n G h a r g e d Thursday was Lt. Cmdr. John majoring in marketing. He is a Alexandria Tomany will serve cut chops and roast. I^b. O # W Chuck Roost ...... lb. 69e rael. plosions swept the ship. (AP Photofax) past presidenit of the Instruc­ as panelists at the convention of HARTFORD (AP) —Charg- Sydney McCain, apparently the It would also specify the need ing racial discrimination and son of Vice Ad. John S. McCain tors o f the Handicapped. He is the Connecticut Business Ed­ Block Chuck Roost for free navigation through in­ serving in the U.S. Air FV>roe ucators Association at the Hotel Kib Center Lean Blode C u t ...... lb. 39c segregation in some Hartford Jr., the U.S. Navy commander ternational waterways and set­ public schools, two organiza- in chief in Europe, and the This study of President Gustavo Diaz Ortez of Mexico, and President Johnson Reserves. America, Hartford. tlement of refugee problems. \ Ramey is director of the col­ PORK CHOPS.b 79c tions said Thursday they will grandson of one of the Navy’s was made yesterday at the Blair House, the government’s guest house in Leoner, Meotier U.S. Ambassador Arthur J. file formal complaints with the greatest carrier task force corn- lege’s Career Training Division, Goldberg canceled an appear­ Students at Oberlin Washington. (AP Photofax) Center C uts ...... lb. 49c state government. manders in World War n . Adm. Mrs. Tomany is an assistant ance before the Senate Foreign T'l y Our Bonele»ji Spokesmen for the Hartford McCain said at his headquarters professor of business. Relations (Committee on Viet­ New England's Leading Bite Sized Cubes cnapterchapter Otof tne the nationalNational ASSOCla-Associa- min LondonLionaon hene naahad beenoeen notifiednuuliBu A J J T T » 1.1* Loin of Pork Roast nam scheduled for Thursday Picketing Recruiter tion for the Advancement of his son was missing over North l j O l l g r 0 8 8 A .C lC i r 0 8 8 J t l l g l l l l g l l t Beef Stew ...... lb. 95c when he learned that the draf­ Two-Year Professional Gold Found in East Colored People and the Local Vietnam ters were on the brink of agree­ OBERLIN, Ohio, (AP) — violates the law during future catholic Interracial Council said Hanoi said McCain was hit in School of LOS ANGELES — Most gold ment. Oberlin College students staged demonstrations, No arrests would seek orders direct- the leg when his' Phantom jet A U.S. spokesman said the ** .....A m ■ M deposits in the United States a sit-in to stop other students were made Thursday, and there ing the Hartford school board was ’’blasted down by - a have been discovered in the chief U.S. delegate would ar­ from talking to Navy recruiters were no injuries, although a few to provide equal education ground-to-air missile before it Good Will in Ordaz Visit C range to appear before the Western states and Alaska. today in a follow-up to a four- students :^ere treated for tear- through desegregated schools, could strike.” ACCOUNTING Some lucrative strikes have Washington committee “ as soon hour demonstration in which gas effects, In the ground action north of WASHINGTON (AP) —Presl- al to the rolicking after-dinner ington a statue of Mexico's he- been made in the East, how­ fire hoses and tear gas were Carr said that Navy recrul- E m b e z z litu r € h a n r e d Saigon, troops of the 88th North d®nt Gustavo Diaz Ordaz of East Room musical perform- role Independence fighter Benito Ea““ K A R -^ R D ^ P L -A VleLimese regiment attacked Mexico addresses a joint sesrion ance by Herb Alpert’s Tlajuana Juarez. HARTFORD INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTING ever, ranging from Pennsylvtin- used Thursday. tgrg would be fiapk today and la through Virginia and the A classroom boycott threat- that faculty members would es- 41-vear-old mother of two has across minefields after mid- Congress today in a hl^llght Brass. ^ ^ ^ , The PresldenU exchanged 66 Forest St., Hartford— ^Tel. 247-1115 Carolinas to Georgia and Ala­ Court’ s R u le ened today was called off. cort the recruiters to their bei^ arraighed in Circuit Court night after laying d o ^ heavy Z President Diaz Ordaz said in 3„ „ „ n g good humor, too. Noting bama. Between 60 and 70 students scheduled interviews with stu- mortar barrages "on the Etouth oxteatortUnlary exprelstibns o f his toast he hoped for "ever the presence of Cantinflas at the You’ve told us so - in the embezzlement of more sat close together on the floor in dents on campus, Vietnamese positions and a gWdW. 89e ments------— -but " for ' now - they’ve------instructed .to------arrest, ------anyone...... who (See Page Fourteen) (Ser Page Fourteen) (See Page Fourteen) the Mexican state of Chihuahua. The deserters are able to go to "stay on the outside” for a decided it might be wls- TENDERCURE LEAN Morrell Horn ...... lb. 99e El Chamizal was carved out underground most’ successfully time in other large towns where er to keep their stuff out of the of Mexico by a southward shift in Cholon, Saigon’s Chinese sec- large numbers of American BRISKET CORNED BEEF whole or bult half mall.” in the course of the Rio Grande tion. Those with luck make con- troops move freely. (also chuck cuts) From 1962 to 1966, Montague River in 1852. Its restoration to tact with black marketeers who Seoltest Milk, qol. gloss 81c said, complaints about offen- Mexico ends negotiations begim furnish them with counterfiet 2 slve^lf not legally obscene— To Protect Property , In 1963 by President John F. PX ration cards to make large Seal test mailings climbed from 52,(XX) to Keimedy and Mexican President purchMes for resale on the Change Qock Always Fresher Ice C r e a m ...... Vz gol. 99c more than 197,000. Adolfo Lopez Mateos. flourishing Saigon black mar- The Supreme Court, ujmolding Johnson and Diaz Ordaz are ket. <1 Cornish Hens ...... lb. 49e the obscenity-by-mail conviction Bu8ine8smen Turn Gunmen jcheduled to take part Saturday Some of them join up On Sunday STRICKLAND FARMS t of publisher Ralph Ginzburg, in ceremonies at El Paso, Tex., with prostitutes and live partly Halloween Raisins ruled in March 1966 that adver­ KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — cludes four hours of classroom Still, said Darr In response to commemorating the peaceful off their earnings, the source CHICAGO (AP) — Most of the GRADE AA LARGE LOCAL tising designed to titillate may The grandfatherly man wearing work, and four hours on the fir­ a Btudeitt’s question, " I ’d rather conclusion of the land dispute. said. states are keeping in time with tiny b o g s ...... 29e be considered in deciding a sober business suit, his white ing rang®- be tried for his murder than The Interagency Committee a few peddle marijuana to each other this year, blit some whether the advertised material Halloween Candy hair blowing in the breeze, Sgt. Jirfm Darr, a veteran of him be tried for mine.” on Mexican-American Affairs other GIs, but the drug is so are threatening to change step itself is obscene. squinted down the barrel of a IS years on the force curd an ex­ Mrs. J. W. Alien, who helps opened a' hearing Thursday in easily available this isn’t very as soon as possible and Kentuc- 24 pocks ...... 89e In the following year, com­ her husband operate a variety El Paso as a prelude to Satur­ dz .38-callber revolver and pert marksman despite the lose lucrative trade. ky keeps doing what comes na­ plaints to postmasters dropped squeezed the trigger five times. of one eye from a rifle ex­ store, said she had been placing day’s ceremonies. The first day American MPs "and civilians turally. EGGS 45 Nabisco nearly to 140,000. A Califonda Five bullets ripped through plosion, heads the training. shots from a .32-caIlber revolver of hearings erupted into charges checking Identification cards at publisher of nudist. magazines Sunday at 2 a.m. marks an­ hundreds of dozens delivered to us Choc. Chip Cookies... ,47c the middle of a human sfl- Twenty-two men and three within a two-inch square at 20 that those invited to testify were the various post exchanges are other semiannual session of the direct from the fanii for this special was convicted ^ast February of houette target seven yards women reported to the Pidlce feet. not representative of the South­ given photographs of service sending obscene matter into great American midcentury sale. Purina away. All the holes were Academy for the first lesson. “ I think I'> could stop some­ west’s Mexlcan-Americans. men absent without leave and game: Changing the clock. Iowa. And complaints during grouped within a lO^inch circle. They carried their own body if I had to,” she said. yice President Hubert H. most are caught this way, the Dog C h o w ..25-lb. bog $2.99 the first three months of the The latest ritual—turn the The rib r ^ t . which k)oks just as pictured, has “ That’s good shooting, Mr. ranj^ngifrom small automatics Not everyone is epthuslastic Humphrey is slated to address police source said. current fiscal year are around clock back one hour Sunday—is K a m er,". the policeman said. to' massive, cowboy-style revd- about the program. Irving the hearing today, stopping off Once caught, the men are re­ always' been A jgreat fiavorite with the man of the Save 60c on 17,000—a 50 per cent drop from the first mandatory time switch TOP QUALITY "Any one of those shots would ' vers. Achtenberg, chairman of the briefly en route to Southeast turned to their units and a trial family. Now that Charles and Sparky of our Serv­ the corresponding period last under the Uniform Time Act 20-Lb. A L L ...... $4.09 have disabled the man.” Policemen took the pistols to American Cliril Liberties Undon Ald'ja, where hiell opeiild eig'hit byi court-martial ice Meat Department fix them the new Pinehurst year. passed in 1966 by (Congress. Alvin Kamer is 64. He sells ■ another room for test firing dur­ in Kansas City, said his or­ days on a three-nation tour. Some slip away from their But if the postman is deliver­ No one complaints about 7-inch way they are almost like » Newport Roast, Chicken Noodle “’UAlforms for a living. ' / ing (he first lecture. The bullets ganization is considering wheth­ 'ITie formal White House .din- uMts while awaiting trial on oth- ing . less . offeni^ive mat^riad, changing back to standard time. with less waste. . . The Kansas City Police will be kept at headquarters for er to take a stand on the pro­ ner party for D la X Ordaz and er charges. Many are • marljua- POTATOES S o u p ...... 7 cons 97c someone apparently lb circulat­ It’s that 60 minutes of extra Department, undermaimed and ballistics checks in event of a gram. hls wife, Mdth 190 guests, was na users. OVEN READY U.S. CHOICE ing more. It’s the opinion of morning darkness and evening At The Low Price Of Hawaiian Punch short of funds, is training busi­ shooting Investigation. “ Personally,” he said, "I'm the biggest since early this year Most deserters serve their light called Daylight Sa'ving Montague, a quiet, solemn man Darr outlined Missouri's gun afraid of everybody having arid held a celefcrilty-ieitudded sentences in a stockade in Vlet- 46-oz. cons...... 3 for 89c who seldom laughs, that nessmen—and womeit—to de­ Time that prompts ire. RIB R O A S T l. 8 9 c fend vthemselves and their laws eoid cited court cases to guns. It’s dangerous.” ■turrioult, 9fl)clIucBn|g IMIexilco’s nam and, then are sent back to 'The time act provided that all 4th thru 7th rib and w^lwle 7-rib Roast "there’s more hard-core porno­ demonstrate when a clUten is Darr has no such qualms. flamcNM their units to complete their dodjg g^y one state must al- Sweet Cider graphy in circulation today eveii property. Four businessmen (fixed for your freezer) ' have been klUed in robberies justified in sbooting and when _;‘If you know the guy behind Ariiericlan dlploknaitic, poUlUclal one-year tours in the war zone, ^g^g ^gye the same tiine and. If it’s not moving by mall. The ways have the same time and, from Fish ...... V2 gol. 59c this year, and the city has been he isn’t. the counter may have a gun and end theatrical pewaonallttek. Sentences served in the stock- from the last Sunday lii April to 10 i 39< And save, too, on the first 4 ribs of this tender ads are in girlie magarines in­ know how to use it,” he said, tenofiig them aCtavOs MIerte Ob- ade are^ considered “ bad time" averaging nearly six holdups a "It’s easy enough to stand up the last Sunday in October, that beef at lb. $1.09. stead of mailboxes. The maga­ here and talk about shooting “ you’rii going to think twice be­ enon who Uveb i Saving. Commissioners ^ ordered the someone," he said. “ But vdien fore you try a robbery.” Mexliloo. ther the 12-month Vietnam seiw- The new law tossed into one Montague, and other' federal the time comes, you’re the one End Adv PMs Wed Oct. 25, Sent The gueajia, caught up in the ice period or the time required CORNER MAIN and TURNPIKE officials define hard-core porno­ department to set up the train­ cmiCihle all the controversial ar- ing course for merchants. It in­ who has to make the declsitm.” Oct 20 gaiety of Uie occasion,' joined in for discharge, guniments that DST had caused PARKING graphy as that depicting actual clapping and sltiging to Mexican The police source said no de­ PINEHURST GROCERY INC. Open Thurs. and Fri. till 9 P.M. (See Page Foaiteen) tunes and gave roaring approv- serters are known to have es- (Bee Frige nirteq^:)

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7SHOWTIMES ” Frl-iSat Sun. North dealer —10:45 10:00 Sheinwolfl on Bridge Both tides vulnerable ANCHESTE L “Hour o f the Gun”- /" NORTH d r i v e - i n l “Honey Pot Murder" — 8:80 8:00 PIANO'S RESTAURANT DECLARER SWITCHES spades, four dlpmonds and two 4 K m R O IT T E 6 u i d 44A hearts. Then he looked again —Now End* Sunday— ^ ROUTES 6 a 44A — 7:00 6:80 FROM SUIT TO SUIT AK43 L PHOHK «4»- aOOO “Beauty and^ the Beast’’ and saw that if he went after “Rough Night in Jericho” O Q8 J 1st RUN By ALFRED 8HEINWOLD plus ‘Deadlier than' the Male’ 1st R U N thethe MIHISCH MIHISCH CORPWATIO CORPORATION f n ^ M , , , , ^ , , , LUNCHEONS - BUFFET - MENU the diamonds the opponents 4 QJ 109 8 2 Bridge is usually a straight­ might refuse the first trick. forward game. You can usual- •Then he looked again and saw WEST EAST AMESMIiP’JAaiNWISI^^ DINNERS NIGHTLY iy go straight ahead to develop that If he went after the. dia­ A J 10983 46542 the tricks you need in one suit. monds the opponents might re­ <3?Q 10 72 <^)J96 "mURffiBUN” ROOMS FOR BANQUETS AND WEDDINGS By way of exception, however, fuse the first trick. Then he 0 A54 0 632 you must sometimes twist and would never get to his own hand 4 K V 4 A65 nuMkroaut. turn from one suit to another SOUTH MMmm DANCING SAT. NIGHT TO GOOD MUSIC to collect his other diamonds or to get the tricks. spades. 4 A Q 7 TOP CO-HIT ALSO IN COLOR Opening leid — Jack of Since this defense was ob­ 85 Spades. vious, South turned his attention 0 KJ 10 9 7 “THE HONEY POT MURDiEB” West led the jack of spade.s Rex Harrison — Cliff Robertson to clubs. West won the first club 4 7 4 3 to dummy's king, and South Susan Hayward — Capuclne — Maggie Smith with the king and shifted to the North East South West counted his tricks: three deuce of hearts. 1 4 1 0 Pass Pass Declarer won in dummy with 2 4 Pass 3 4 3 <5 Pass 3 NT All Pass BIG BEN Says the king of hearts and had to We Discount the Price ... Never the Quality! abandon clubs. If he led another Tonight See Scenes Never club the defenders would force South was sure to take two out the ace of hearts. Then .spad'es, two hearts, one dia­ Great Food — Great Music — Great Drinks Before Filmed On The E\’enlngs at 8:30 P.M. South would have only seven mond and four clubs. All Add Up To A Sat. & Sun. 2:00-5:30 & 8:30 tricks ready to cash, and the Dally Question Mats. Thurs., Sat. & Sun. FABULOUS TIME! Screen In Partner opens with 1-NT (16 2:00 P.M. opponents would take two hearts, one diamond and two to 18 |M>ints), and the next play­ SUNDAY, NOV. 5 CRYSTAL LAKE BALLROOM Remco clubs. er passes. You hold: Spades, Route 30— ^Ellington, Conn. Tninsogram “ EVER G U D ES - RIVER of GRASS” JUIIE Gets Diamond A-Q-7! Hearts, 8-6; Diamonds, 8 P.M. Featuring ftradley After winning the heart shift K-J-10-9-7; Clubs, 7-4-3. A Film Presentation by What do you say? BUSHNELL BOB and RICH Ideia ANDIEWS with dummy’s king of hearts, and the M A B y T T L E B declarer led the low diamond Answer; Bid 3NT. Since you Orch. $5, $4.50, $4.00; 1st HARMONY KINGS ORCHESTRA Kenner ROBERT C. HERMES M oonc from dummy and played the have 10 points you know Unit Bal. $4.50, $4.00, $3.50; 2nd Topper CABOL the combined count is 26 to 28 Bal. $3.50, $3.00, $2.00. On ONLY CNANNING jack from his hand. If a de­ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27th — 8:00 P.M. points. This should be enough sale at box Office or by mall. Dancing Smorgasbord 6-7 P.M. others! G uaranteed J A M M ro x fender took this trick, South Send check and stamped re­ B E A T B IC e for game at notrump. would have a diamond entry to turn envelope to: Bushnell, Door Prize ib Dance Contest Manchester High School Bailey Auditorium LILLIE Copyright 1965 b y his hand and would be able to Hartford 06103. A Trio Coiw Kids Under 12— $1.00 THOROUGHLY MODERN make four diamonds, three General Features Corp. certs presentation. Tickets available at the door spades and two hearts. This Sunday, Oct. 29—5-9 P.M. Corning Ware Actually, West refused the 1 Man in 7 H urt “Great Fun For The Entire Fainliy” WASHINGTON - - The female Children at all times $1.50 first diamond. This left South rorc piHEiiie in his own hand, so that he must be more careful than the Read Herald Ads male. Men incur injuries as a THE LITTLE THEATRE OF SIANCHESTBai, INC. tVES AND SUIIDAY HEAR OF THEAm could cash the ace of spades. 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\ ■ MANCBESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1967 PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVE NINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER t l , 1967 / into the water and pushed the plane and was treated by a Radiogram Mis-Routed Naval Family bamboos forward while swim­ nurse "before being taken to Ills follow the ^Special’ Movies Released ming. place of detention." ^ W iley Dies, Leaf Duster AtfenHon! "He was followed by many Th6 Communist agency said STAR GAXER* Radio Oificer/beclares Scion Down other young men. Nhan Dan, North Vietnam’s' of­ SUN for LIFE ------IK C I.AV K I’O l.I.W By Major Film Subsidiaries "From the other side of the ficial newspaper, published two Your life insurance program AIIES URRA W orking in READING IMPROVEMENT CUSSES NEW YORK (AP) — The it tacUcs to be used In seek- Once Senior K M AR 22 Your Ooi\y Acfivify Guide fP T 23s lake many people who happened pictures of McCjain and one of ^should be reviewed and brought suspended chief radio officer 61 fng a declaration by the gover­ Over Hanoi ^ APR 20 According fo the Slars. OCT 23v^LviJ HOLLYWOOD (API — Ever be mass entertainment. They ' to be on the .scene also swam to­ Rice. up to date at least every two nors in support of the 4-77-23AA/r? Skyscrapers require special handling on the dhe National Governors ward the fallen air pirate.. . years. C h a n g e income, chang­ GOP Senator 6-55-66-73 To develop message for Saturday, hear of such film companies as BEGINNING NOVEMBER 6. 1967 administration’s Vietnam poli­ TOECYO (AP) — Lt. Cmdr. 1/74-:4-76-77 read words copf^fXJTWTTl^To numbers 54-65-80-83Vj^ art-house circuit, though some ■ference cruise liner sayi^ a (who) sank immediately after COOKING HELP ing needs, biruis, marriages, a Premiere, Claridge, Royal, Lo- AFTERNOON and EVENING CLASSES cy. The message stiffened John S. McOaln III, son of the PHILADELPHIA (AP) — TAURUS of your Zodiac birth sign. SCORPIO NEW YORK (AP) — Ada turn out to be popular with a reaching the water. Four of his VIRGINIA, Minn. (AP) — An new home — all affect your life pert. International Classics and IWhltO House radiogram th^feU Republican opposition to the U.S. Navy’s commander In chief Former U.S. Sen. Alexander APR 21 OCT 2 . ^ Lyons starts at the bottom and wide audience and then are tak­ captors hauled him up. Two of extension worker for the Uni­ 1 Act Classes for ELEMENTARY and HIGH SCHOOL atodente in Ijjrto the hands of Gov. move, and there was no such in Europe and grandson of one insurance requirements. M AY 21 N^V 22 works her way up every week. Regional Film Distributors? en over by Unltied Artists. them locked both his arms while versity of Minnesota thinks she Wiley, a pre-world War n 2 Aid llReagan of Califoi was declaration. 7-19-30-41 3 Be She's a leaf duster for 3(X) ar- Remedial Reading (Phonics, Understanding, etc.), S t o ^ of\ the Navy’s greatest World has the answer t o T ^ d a l^rd laolatloniat who laler became 5-20-31-42,^ Probably not. Yet such firms “ Lopert isn’t designed for JapparenUy routed toy ihistake. the other two put his head on a Talk If over with mo. y 51-62-72 4 Don't 52-63-82-84V£a tificlEil plants scattered over 33 Skills, Comprehension, Vocabulary, Speed, College Board Berger said-in his statement: War II carrier commanders, bamboo tube.” Johnson's recently announced chairman of the ^nate Foreign 5 Greet have released many important films that can’t get a seal. But ■ The lUdiomiLn, Qfarles Ber- Jl I I "I am fully aware of my legal apparently has been shot down Call: JO ODELL Relations committee, is dead at GEMINI 6 Stick SAGITTARIUS floors of a Manhattan skyscra­ if we had one, it would be re­ Test Preparation and General Reading ElBdency. jger, denied In a Written state- Eight pistol bullets and a sig­ fears about her cooking ability. M A Y 22 7 Evening NOV per. movies. and ethical responsibilities to and captured In Hanoi. Mrs. Bette Young mailed to 17 North Main Street age 83. Con leased through Lopert.” nal radio were taken from the JUNE 22 8 * Small Classes ★ Pre-Testing Program ★ CertMed Teadrers •ment Thursday /any conscious maintain the secrecy of Ndrth Vietnam’s official 9 Don't DEC These companies are subsidi­ pilot. the White House a kit containing Wiley, a Wisconsin Republi­ Mrs. Lyons. 30, starts her Columbia has its Royal subsi­ Jerror on his pan in the mixup communloationB. ’ ’ Vietnam News Agency reported West Hartford, Conn. can who served four terms in | j ) ' K 14-25-36 10 Good 9-16-27-38'^ jilant cleaning rounds at 5 :30 aries of the major film corpora­ "The water dripping at each recipes for simple meals and ' 47-58-69 11 Despite 49-70-78 diary which released "And (3od •aboard, the lji»r Independence He said he went to the In­ today that Lt. Cmdr. John Syd­ Businesa: 521-1970 12 Plon p.m. and dusts her last leaf six staggering step he made Was household hints. the senate, died Thursday at the tions, and their purpose is to re- Created Woman," the Brigitte Academic Reading Improvement Center, Inc. Jon Oct.' 18. dependence’s radio room at 6 ney McCain was one of “ the High Oaks Nursing Home, after CANCER 13 Ot CA PtlCO IN tinted with navy blue from the Miss Johnson is engaged to Residence 643-7600 JUNE 23 DEC 23 hours later. movies that are consid­ Bardot film that aroused a cen­ • “ I am i^ibcked,’ ’ Berger said, 1 4 Only leEise Next to Cavey’B a.m. on Oct. 18, and was the many U..8 pilots captured" in survival dye box he carried." marry U.S. Marine Capt. suffering a stroke. 15 Recent Each week she starts on the sorial stir a few years ago. Re­ 63 E. CENTER STREET ethical makeup of JU LY 23 16 Perniif JA N 20 ered too "special” for general only radioman in the room at Hanoi Thursday. McCain was wounded in the Charles Robb a White House SI N LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA Wiley was admitted to the first floor and works up, floor cent Royal releMes: ” Made in Telephone 648-9947 •Gov. ^ a g a n and his staff did the time. He said he found a 3-18-29-40 17 Be 2-13-24.35,^“ distribution. In many cases that MANCHESTER, CONN. Vice Adm. John S. McCain Jr. leg when the missile hit his military aide. Christian Science home after 18 Strict 78 Fruslrotion 45. 5 ^ 4 7 by floor. By the end of the week Italy," "La Vie de Italy." ■Viot prevent them from doing /6 1 -71-79-85 large pile of radiograms in en­ said at his headquarters in Lon­ becoming ill several days ago. 19 Could ‘ 79 Unwise she finishes up on the 33rd fl(x>r. means too censorable. AQUARIUS Twentieth Century-Fox has ^■wdi^any decent person who re- velopes ready for delivery and don that he had been notified by A spoilsman there said High LEO 20 Dov 80 A '/T'r JU LY 24 21 Doy 81 And JA N 21 Mrs. Lyons is the only leaf Some industry observers fear International Film CIeemIc s, "wes , someone else’s cor- saw two long messages—one for the Pentagaon that his son was Oaks is the closest Christian sci­ 22 Disclose 82 Mokm g f e b ’ cleaner among the 10,000 that subsidiaries will be used to which brought’ out “ Zorba the spondence would d o : return it Daniel and one for Reagan— missing over North Vietnam. He ence home to Washington, D.C., 23 Ever\thing 83 Stranger the person without delay and \ 8-17-28-39 24 Others 84 Schemes 10-21-32-43(V employes of National Cleaning make a mockery of the self- Greek,” "La Fuga” and the that did not have envelopes. was a pilot aboard the carrier. where Wiley lived with his sec­ 85 ComprcMTiisc* FLETCHER GLASS GO*, of manchestes 50-60-81-86 25 If 153-64-75 v v ; Contractors, the maintenance censorship code. T^e National current "The Day the Fish Jrever breathe a word about It." "There were what appeared The North Vietnamese ageilcy ond wife, the former Dorothy 26 Upsets 86 Yours • ' Berger was suspended pend- VIRGO 27 Demonding 87 Ease PISCES division of Kinney National Catholic Office for Motion Pic­ Came Out." Warner Bros.- to be originals for these two said Lt. (j.g.) Charles Donald May Kydd. His first wife, the AUG 24 28 Moppy 88 Own Services, Inc. tures pas decried having such Seven 'Arts now has Claridge J^ng investigation when the messages," Berger continued. Rice also was captured Thurs­ former May Jenkins, died in 29 About 89 Now l6«945» SEPT 22 M AR 21 Her supervisors say she was companies release films that which sponsored “ The Birds, **When You Think of Glassy ■•Americkn Export Isbrandtsen "I concluded that carbon copies day. It said his service number 1952. 30 Be 90 Procedures ,12-23-34-46 V.10/28, H-15-26-37, picked f6r the job because she cannot qualify for a code seal. the Bees and the Italians” In. Think of Fletcher** lJUner, which took 45 governors to had not been made of these was 710266 but gave no further ■i'.' Gcx)J N c u r r jl An isolationist before the Jap­ 57-68-88-90 48-59-87-89' has a sensitive touch, is patient, But the practice seems well ac­ this country. •the Viigin Iriands, returned messages and, rather than information. anese attacked Pearl Harbor, can work alone, and isn’t dis­ cepted in the industry. The new Universal subsidiary. J}iere last Tuesday. handtype them, I took them The agency gave this account Wiley opposed Lend-Lease, and • He said he gave a bellboy cop­ turbed by the tedium. The most notable case was Regional Film Dstrlbutors, Is down to be Xeroxe dfor delivery of McCain’s capture: the draft, and.., supported 54 McKEE STREET ies of two different messages— As Mrs. Lyons, who dusts Michaelangelo Antonioni's offering ‘Cionrad R

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Storm Panels tor THOUAB F. rteR GUBON be at the Town Hall Monday ed two years ago by 2,800 res­ Jalousie Units. Waterproofing Compound For Tents, Boatcovers WAl^TBR R. FKRGUBON to a|q>reclate what they get from us. erel Rd. wan named “Tolland from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for the the “owners” are staying away PubiMiem ’The inevitable result is that even the idents of a predominantly Negro In droves. and Canvas. We Do RescreenIng of Alnmlnum Screens. Founded OctoUCT 3. UBl 4-H MoiOKr oir the Year” a i annual declaration of property Heavy Duty Zippers. puppets we maintain in South Vietnam by all local residents. area is going broke, manager “We don’t have any gim­ laUt nlght’aennuBll4-(HAjcliJeve- PubUahed Bver>' Bvenins Except Sundays probably dream of cutting the strings Congregational Church Notes George Wagner says, because micks,” he said. "No stamps. and HoUdaye. Entered at the Poet Office at ment Aiwand eictiivitliee at the the shareholders are not co­ Our merchandise is good and l^mabMter. Cann.. as Seooiut Olaa° Mail which have been holding them in power. The Rev. Donald Gy Miller MANCHESTER AWNING CO. Ik ttsr . high ectmoL will speak on “Can the Church operating. our prices are right.” EST. 1949 — 195 W. CENTER ^TREET — 649-8091 ” SUBSCRIPTION RATES Whereas South Vietnam, at the .mo­ award Is pmsentied an­ Survive the Future” at jhe 9:80 Although they bought shares Comment from shareholders Pnyablr in Advance ment, is so entirely dependent upon us nually to the oubatandhig in the San Francisco neigh­ was not immediately available. One Year ...... m a t and 11 a.m. services of theV Six Month!! ...... 11.00 it cannot yet cut its strings or throw us mother who has done more than United Congregational Church, borhood co-op at $5 and $10 Three Monthe ...... 5.60 out, the nation of Ecuador, our good her share of work tor the 4-H Sunday. each, they do their shopping One Month ...... U85 organization. elsewhere, Wagner said, and the neighbor in Latin America, still fancies The Pilgrim Fellowship has MEMBER OP Mt& Money Is the mother of co-op is losing more than $1,000 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS its own sovereignty. So, when its govern­ invited the Vernon PF to Its The Aeeociated Preas is cxciualvely entitie. makes oblique reply and defends the been aotive in 4-IH adtivltieB for Confirmation class for eighth ner. “If each member would Early Bird SNOW TIRE SALE! liatxnd here. spend $10 a week we could g o , Alt rMMs 4!f j^epublicBtion of .«peaiaJ dls- generosity we have been offering Ecua­ four years, two of 'whliich she graders will begin Monday at patohea tierotn are eko reecrved. dor under the title of the Alliance for served es chatmiBn of the 4-H 3 p.m. In the Religious Educa- places. We can’t take the losses' much longer.” The Herald Printing Comjiaiiy Inc., a."- Progress, Ecuador tells one particular Town Conunlttee. She -ilso tDon Bulldinig. Firestone Town & Country Whitewolls sumes no Knancial i esponsIhiiUy for typo- Yankee, our ambassador, to go home. aenved as a chib leader for VFW Party Wagner said about 60 per cent eraphicai critxns appealing hi advettiBamenIs three yeans and on the Ways of the market’s shareholders and other reading matter hi The Manchester If he had been the. ambassador of some ■VFW Post 241 and Auxiliary EveatiC Hendd. and Means Oommlitltee of the are Negroes. The market serves small and poor and powerless nation, will hold a Halloween dance for Full .seivice client of N. E. A. Service Inc. town organtzation. She is pres­ members and their guests to­ the poor of the Bay View and Puhtisher.s ReiireBflntativc.s — The Juliu.-! Ecuador might not have resented any­ ently oomesponding secretary Hunters Point areas and is not Mathetws Special Agency — N ew York. Chi- morrow night at 8:30 in the aago. Detrodt end Bostoii. thing he said. But when he was the rep­ for the town group. Post home. No admission will far from the scene of Hunters resentative of the wealth and power and Approxiimately 150 people Point rioting over a year ago. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- be charged, and those attend­ plus TIONB. the sometimes imperfect modesty of the attended last ndghlt’B festivities, ing are urged to wear costumes. "This is the first time a co-op United States, his public argument including special guests Mr. has been tried here with a low tax Dl^hty advertising closing hours: income group,” said Leonard F\jr Monday — 1 p.m. fYiday. against the native leadership of Ecua­ and Mrs. Howard Harvey, Mr. Manchester Evening Herald For Tuoadny — 1 p.m. Saiturday'. and Mra Joseph CSsello, and Batts, a-co-op director. . For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday. dor, although veiled, became nonethe­ Tolland correspondent Bette 4-PLY For TTuireday — l jxm. Tuesday. Mr. and M m WUIdaim Svocha. Quatrale, telephone 875-2845. The market opened in June, 7 35-14 F\n' TVlday — 1 p.ni. Wednesday. less oppressive. FVnulteen regular achlevemen t © 1M7 by NEA, Ik. 1965, after sale of $75,000 in All First Quality — These Are Not Seconds or Blemished! For Saturday — 1 t>.m. Thureday. 1 ceiitiflcaJbes were given to the shares purchased by people who CttaaBlfiod deadline — 5 p.m. before In meeting the obligations we feel In "Did you have to keep telling everybody what Goldwater No Trade-In Required — Free Mounting! pnhUnatkm, 6 p.m. Friday for Haturdat' the role of the wealthiest and most local chi'bs by fiortmor town felt they were being cheated by and Monday publication. would have done?!" inferior merchandise and high powerful nation of the world we Inevit­ chainman MiH Raymond l^ahil- Safety Program Friday. October 27 prices. But a pattern began ably run Into reactions which instinc­ ansky. Miss Beverly Blow WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS served as mtStress of ceremon­ Held at School to emerge. tively bridle at the way so much wealth Almost since the opening, ies. Safety was the theme of an and power bear down on the very people School Lunches shnrehoiM^ spent their gro­ LaBelle On Th^ Shortell Case assembly program presented we are trying to defend and help. Hot lunches at all local schools cery money'elsewhere. MORIARTY BROTHERS The legal extent of State’s Attorney yesterday by the 6th grades at Kids May Get Guaranteed This would happen if the people and next week; Monday, chicken The trouble, said Batts, is that 315 CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER—643-5135 John D. LaBelle's responsibility in the Album Of Churches By Joseph Satcmls Highland Park School. shareholders felt their contribu­ nations on both sides Were angelic. noodle soup, peanut butter and A highlight was a talk on safe­ Shortell-Battl case ended with his ver­ tion ended when they bought ’The formula for the way out of this FAITH LUTHERAN, EAST HARTFORD jelly sandwich, cheese cube, ty by Patrolman Brian Rooney Monthly Income from U.S. dict that he has found no basis for any into the market. unfortunate equation has been discus­ orange half; Tuesday, Jack of the Manchester Police De­ criminal prosecution of the Glastonbury O’Burgers, witches sticks, spoo­ NEW YORK (AP) — Does a would like the cash't>ay*nents sed for quite a long time now. ’The rich 6 partment, who also showed two policeman, William J. Shortell, whose ky buttered beans, moon bits, films, “Talking Car” and “Otto program to give every child In made regardless of family in- and powerful nations of the world chilly shivers, ghost brew; the Auto.” the United States a cash allow- come. “Even Bobby Kennedy’s bullet killed 16-year-oId Raffael Batti of A Thought for Today ance—say $10 or $25 amonth— children would get It,” 8he said, would channel their foreign aid through Wednesday, orange juice, roast Members of the safety patrol East Hartford last Aug. 1. Sponsored by the Manchester Alexander Wiley: sound like pie In the sky? “The advantages of a chU- the international organizations of the Inside Report beef and gravy, mashed potato, told classmates about their du- TTie legal result of Mr. LaBelle's de­ Councdl o t Churches About 60 experts In business, dren’s allowance are that It United Nations. The only expeditionary buttered peas, bread and butter, iJea SpCakiens were Edwin 935 MAIN STREaiT - TE3L.. 643-6171 - OPEN 9 AJ«. TO 5:30 PM. - CLOSED MONDAYS termination — no prosecution of the military forces permitted to operate fruit; Thursday, hot dog on Quinn, Michael Kelley, Jed economics, labor, civil rights, could move a large number of The church Is never so great as government and social policy children out of poverty: It would MUSIC STORES: 17 OAjC BT., MANOHESTER - 241 ASYLUM ST.. HARTFOiRD (522^7201) policeman involved in the East Hart­ roll, mustard and relish, potato Krascellia, Amldriew Lofe, BOyd WATKINS-WEST FUNfiSlAL SEKVICE - 142 EAST CBNTEJR STREET - TE3L. 649-7196 anywhere in the world would be the po­ Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak when It rises — A Brilliant Mind argued the matter for three assist them as as ‘right’ and It ford tragedy — is almost automatically chips, cole slaw, spice cupcake; HUdeman, Joseph Owens, Don­ lice forces of the United Nations. The church is never so small days and agreed that It would would carry no stigma; It would welcome. Somewhere in the ideal con­ By JAMES MARLOW refused to endorse him for re- Friday, tuna and rice casserole, ald Slater, Jean Pastel, JoAnn This is the formula. So far, however, WASHINGTON — A foretaste ocratic city halls. Nor is it cer­ as when it runs. be a pretty good thing for the Involve less work than other In- duct of the enforcers of the law there AP News Analyst election. A lot of Republicans in cranberry sauce, buttered car­ Breen, Susan Ferguson, John the biggest and most powerful nations of change in the poverty pro­ tain that Southern Democrats The church is never so wise his home state were sore at him federal government to start come maintenance programs; is the golden average which is neither that it can't listen — rots, roll and butter, strawberry Fuller, Sean Clancy and Joseph still prefer to follow the do-lt-yourself gram, in line with the new to the right of Mills and Laird WASHINGTON (AP) — Alex­ for being out of the country planning along those Unes. since It would be payable re- too zealous and quick on the trigger nor The church is never so large shortcake. Zeppa. tradition, with their dollars and their power reality in the House, will vote even for the amended ander Wiley, who died yester­ when the Senate in 1954 was vot­ Kim McCaughey was the an­ Not even the most ardent ad- gardless of Inc^.e Itr- would too slow and restrained for effectiveness. came a few weeks ago when that it can't be personal. day, was not one of the most 4-H Club Notes vocate, though, thought the pro- present little -dtinger of under­ rubles, and with their own great mili­ version. ing condemnation of Sen. Jo­ The Psychodellc Sewers 4-H nouncer. To make any departure from this per­ Representative Wilbur Mills of Indeed, the strange truth in brilliant minds in the Senate seph McCarthy, also from Wis­ gram was just around the cor- mining Incentive,” Dr. Burns tary power. That each grows more un­ The church shares itself out­ Club will hold their next meet­ Mr's. EUgfrt Zaitursky, the fect modulation of conduct automatically Arkansas strolled over from his the anarchic, leaderless House where he served 24 years before ner. explained. wardly, not hiding itself in­ consin. ing Wednesday after school, at school’s traffic officer, was a popular with the smaller nations under Democratic side of the aisle to is that no bill could pass if being beaten in his try for a But there had long been Ill- The consensus of the confer­ criminal would be to cripple both the wardly. the home of club leader Mrs. guest. its wing, while the system builds toward chat with some Republcians. brought to the floor today. When fifth term in 1962. will between Wiley and Mc­ ence members, who met Oct. HE’S SllLL YOUNG OsF MANCHESTER and the arm of the law. John Cerriglonl, Brown’s Bridge During the assembly, a state nuclear Armageddon, seems to have, as “The way to pass a poverty the measure actually comes up But he did develop a vision of Carthy, even though Wiley was 22-24 at Warrenton, Va., was SEATTLE (AP) — The secre­ In the course of making the decision The church insults the rational Rd. The club is presently work­ flag tor the school wias preasnlb- yet, small actual influence. bill this year,” Mills drawled to for debate around Nov. 7, no­ the world and the future which an active antl-Oommunlst, too. that the cash grants would be tary of the King (Uounty Young by its irrationality, yet its ing on book covers. ed by Mrs. Henry Berdat and of his own office, however. State’s his Republican audience, “is to body can predict what will hap­ he had to arrive at the hard Yet, ardent as Wiley and Van­ accepted by Lorraine Roberts. especially effective as part of Men’s Republican Club Is re­ faith is reason’s foundation. The Bulletin Board signing. Charlie Pollock Is quit­ Attorney LaBelle made observations put control In the hands of the pen. way. And in the process more denberg had become in their de­ an over-all package that includ­ and reached conclusions which went be­ elective officials.” Some Republicans are so bit­ than a decade ago he was mak­ sire for international coopera­ The Pilgrim Fellowship of the ed health, education and hous­ ting because he’^ moving to The church ministers to the un­ Southern California, not becau^' Last time for yond the purely legal aspects of the A Chance At Greatness Mills, chairman of the House ter about what transpired inside ing statements which sound like tion, each man had only two United Congregational Church Mauled by Tiger ing programs. The members Ways and Means Committee and committed by its loving ac­ will hold a workday tomorrow disagreed on some particulars, he's 82 years old. , ' case and entered the larger but equally Putting together two things former the Labor Committee that they ceptance of Indecision. President Johnson today. years as chairman of the Sen­ THOUSANDS OAKS, Calif. an increasingly dominant figure for the benefit of the Chapel such as financing. / ------Important question of whether or not Vice President Richard Nixon said dur­ predict the bill will fail on the He was an isolationist when ate's Foreign Relations Com­ (AP) —^Tex Scarborough, presi­ in the House, was tipping Dem­ mittee. The reason was that Fund of the Rockville General The conference, sponsored by Officer Shortell was Justified, from the ing his latest encounter with the press House floor, bringing a peremp­ The church appears too weak he came to the Senate as a Wis­ dent of Jungleland, Inc., was re­ 93rd Anniversary ocratic strategy on the bill. since 1932 the Republicans have Hospital. the (Jltlzens’ Committee for human, the pioral, the professional an­ at Washington, we find our imagination And as happens so often these tory end to the poverty program. to change, yet its weakness consin Republican in 1939. He covering in a hospital today aft­ Cooler heads, however, talk had majority control In the Sen­ The Democrats Women’s Club Children of New York under a gles, in using his gun as he did in the days, what Mills said came to is the means of change. was 45 then and found plenty of er being mauled by a 4-year-old MANCHESTER overpowered by the magnificence of the ate only a total of four years. is sponsoring a children’s movie male tiger. special Ford Foundation grant, encounter that took place two hours af­ pass last week. The House La­ about a simple continuing res­ company in a Senate which was opportunity he has just created for him­ olution to keep the program go­ Rev. Kenneth W. Steere slowly and grudgingly emerging This forced both men to throw tomorrow from 8- to 5 p.m. at Scarborough’s left foot was was attended by officials from Savings ter that Augrust midnight. self. bor Committee (with only their weight around in Ameri­ the Tolland High School for all three of the 62 countries that LUMBER, Inc. two Democrats dissenting) ing until Congress reconvenes Center Congregational Church from a belief America could amputated at Conejo Valley In Mr. LaBelle’s reconstruction of the Mr. Nixon was asked, first, "Could next January. stand alone. can foreign policy mostly by local youngsters. Community Hospital. have some system of children’s amended this year’s Poverty their speeches and their votes. The United Congregational allowances. At a New York chase, which began with a police offi­ you beat Johnson?’^ Authorization Bill to put Com­ Standing aside from the pover­ There was another Midwest­ Investigators said Scarbor­ cer spotting a car driving without rear "I believe,” he replied, "the Repub­ ty bill shambles is the President ern Republican isolationist Wiley, outside the foreign field, Church Couples Club will hold ough, 66, put his foot on the meeting Wednesday to report on munity Action programs clear­ was pretty much a conserva­ a Hobo Party tomorrow night the conference. Prof. Eveline lights, the presentation of detail does lican nominee, whoever he is, can beat himself, just as he now disdains, there when Wtley arrived—Sen. edge of the tiger’s cag^''Wednes­ ly in the hands of elected city tive. at 8 in the church social rooms. Burns said that In view of the 15 hall officials and not the poor personal conflict over the tax Op en Forum Arthur Vandenberg of Michi­ day to tie a shoe lace. The tiger, much to answer and eliminate the trou­ Johnson and If I am the Republican It wasn’t until 1950, a few The Tolland Square Dance million poor children in this - (which usually turns out to be bill. House Democrats who once Pumpkin Smashers gan—who, like Wiley, eventually “Charley,” hooked the foot and T anight T amor row! bled questions many people asked im­ nominee I can beat Johnson. ’That is a months after the Communists Club will hold a dance tomorrow country it was ironic that the the Negro poor). _grumbled about arm twisting became an internationalist after pulled it inside the cage. mediately after the death. The youth in self-serving statement and so intended.” To the Editor, took over all mainland China, night at 8 at the Meadowbrook United States Is the only indus­ The action in the Labor Com­ from the other end of Pennsyl­ World War II. question was not shot at merely because Then Mr. Nixon was asked whether that the United States began to trial nation In the world that mittee was fully backed by vania Avenue are quite content I thia,nk our pumpkin smash­ Wiley never achieved the School. Frannie Helntz will The Indian Ocean, bounded by help the French In Vietnam doesn’t have some form of fami­ he seemed to be Involved in a minor he was going to try to become the nomi­ such Democratic liberals as -i,;'With the new Presidential aloof­ ers for breaking 'a liititle boy’s public stature or influence of serve as caller. chronically underfed Asian and 9.... where since 1946 they had been ly or'children’s allowances. . I f traffic violation. Rather, his conduct nee. Representative James O’Hara of ness.-But non-Congressional sup­ haaitt. To him the two large Vandenberg, but both men in St. Matthew’s CYO will meet African nations, is a potential at war with Ho Chi Minh, notv source of food. Expedition ves­ Dr. Burns, conference chair­ during the chase, his speed, his attempts He would, he answered, make up his Michigan, -one of the real com­ porters of the poverty program pumpkins sUbtlhg on his front the early post-war years helped Sunday at 7 in the Parish Cen­ THURS:iAYS the Communist boss of North sels have pulled in rich fish man and professor of social to force the police cruiser off the high­ mind sometime in January. ers In the House. Moreover, the yearn for the old wheeling-deal­ steps on Trumlbull St. were eliminate some of the political ter. Vietnam and at war with this The Board of Assessors will hauls. work at Columbia University, way, his refusal to heed the pleas of Our mind swoons at the glimpse of committee's vote was fully ac­ ing LBJ. They think a dose of worth far more ithan the $1.20 partisanship which had plagued FRIDAYS his mother and flather paid for American foreign policy. country. his own companion to stop, was all, as quiesced in by a silent White arm-twisting might save the the sudden tide of popularity which them. To him the pumpkin For both this was their great­ The motivation of President Mr. LaBelle observes, conduct "incon­ would be his, at the great round of ap­ House, which long ago became Great Society’s most distinctive disenchanted with the participa­ means fall is here with the ex- est contribution to American Harry S. Truman, who began sistent v.'lth what might be expected plause which would sweep the nation, at program. tion- of- the- poor theory pro- cibement of Hallotweein and history although today’s genera­ the aid to the French, remained from a person who was being stopped the hitherto unbelievable all-time high - claimed when President John­ Thanksgiving around the cor^ tion has probably only a dim the motivation of Presidents o ts ffN id the tim e to Aowe oAL merely for a motor vehicle violation. It in personal prestige he would suddenly son unveiled his anti-poverty ner just as the Christimas tree knowledge or none at all of ei­ Etwight D. Eisenhower, John F. was conduct that might be expected Herald symbolizes the excitement and ther man.• - Kennedy and Johnson: The fear realize If, next January, Mr. Nixon war in 1964. Paneling from a person fleeing from arrest be­ should suddenly produce a clear, clean But the basic impulse for this joy of Christmas. Two shining examples of Wi­ that unless stopped Communism would take over Southeast Asia. Pre iflnjisihed V*" cause he was involved in some substan­ no. fundamental change in the pov­ Yesterdays This heartbroken sever-year- ley’s early isolationism were his opposition to the draft in 1940 On Nov. 20, 1963; the French 4 x 8 sheets. 10 tial criminal affair.” erty bill came neither from the old boy asked his mother not to styles to cho9,se liberals nor the White House, 25 Years Ago place the pumpkins out of and to lend-lease in 1941. In 1940 captured the Ho Chi Mlnh. from in stock. Officer Shortell, therefore, had reason doors but his mother feared the American Army was hardly stronghold of Dien Bien Phu, but from Mills and his , fellow The Lydall and Foulds Co. From “to believe the operator was involved'’ Southern Democrat, Represen­ they would rot after being more than a Coxey’s army at a which seemed like a great victo­ All This And Downto\vii, Too turns over to Mo'riarty Bros, $ 4 » 5 in the commission of serious crimes" tative Phil Landrum of Georgia. carved, just last night. tirire"'“Wii(en Hitler dominated ry at the time but became a News that the G. Fox Co. plans tt for addition to their scrtiip met­ at CARMN SALES on 312 Oakland Street and “justifieil in making an arrest for Attempting to woo Southern These pumpkins were to be most of Europe. French disaster. Meriden store is the biggest ’commercial al collection a steam engine what he believed to be acts in the com­ votes, the bill was rewritten to taken in at supper time and Lend-lease was this country’s On that same day Wiley said development of the century in the area. now located in their mill at mission of a felony. In effecting the ar­ Mills-Landrum specifications. again placed outdoors in the long-delayed, last-minute effort that if Vietnam fell to the Com­ ALL BULBS Vi PRICE! A totally new marketing approach is Parker Village. to help Hitler’s surviving ene­ munists that "entire area of the rest he had the right to use force.” What makes this particularly morning. They never had this embodied in the project, of a size, span, Contractor George Griffin chance, however, because they mies with supplies and weap­ world would sooner or later” The force he had was that of a gun. important is the fact that the made tentative arrangements ^ Sove-^-Buy and Plant 'Em Now! Ar and innovation which are. literally Labor Committee Democrats are lying smashed on Griswold ons. fall into Communist hands. He His shot at the legs of the fleeing youth breathtaking. The regional .'hopping with the Manchester Trust Co. St. while their destroyers run But by the time the war ended called for a mutual defense (with White House concurrence) for the purchase of the Hotel TULIPS — HYACINTHS — CROCUS — DAFFODILS happened to sever a vital artery, so complex of which the G. Fox Store will chose to appease the Southern­ through St. James Cemetery Wiley and Vandenberg had done agreement to protect that^area. Sheridan property at 613 Main ' mP "Caulking Gun that a death resulted. be the largest unit will be set in .some ers rather than compromise free to smash another child’s a complete turn-around in for­ A year later the Southeast GRAPE HYACINTH — DUTCH IRIS St., just north of Pearl St. , / and Cartridge But, although the result was uninten­ 50 acres of land off Lewis .\venue, less with Republican moderates on pumpkin. Take heed Pumpkin eign affairs. Both men helped Asia Treaty Organization (SEA- ANEMONE — CORN LILY RANUNCULI Seal up those fuel tionally tragic, and therefore opens the than one mile from downtown. It will the poverty bill. Smashers! the outdoor pumpkin win approval for American par­ TO) was created. The American * wasting cracks Stor€wide , represent a J15 million investment, and will became extinct, thanks to ticipation in the United Nations. pledge under that treaty to help around windows question of whether Officer Shortell’s O’Hara and Representative 10 Years Ago IP will be expected to do between $20 and you, Itecause we parents will But Wiley paid a penalty for the a Southeast Asian country at­ and doors. judgment as to how much force to use Sam Gibbons of Florida, repre- ALL BULBS Vi PRICE! Savings $25 million worth of business a y e a r - -senting the Democrats, actually This date ten years ago was listen to our children and keep stands he took. tacked by Communiste is one $158 may have been erroneous, the State’s more than three times that of all down­ met weeks ago in bargaining a Sunday; The Herald did not our pumpkins indoors. In 1956, for instance,, the Wis- reason why the United States Is Attorney seems to feel that the decision town. It will house between 30 and 40 sessions with Republican Rep­ publish. Parent . consin Republican convention in Vietnam now. ALL SHRUBS. TREES and EVERGREENS REDUCED! Everything you need to make your was not only natural but proper in the stores, and its parking will acedmmo- resentatives Albert Quie of Min­ home more b^utiful and comfortable circumstances. date 2800 cars. It is planned to serve it nesota and Charles Goodell of central Connecticut area comprised of is included in this stor^wide sale . . The question larger than that of any New York to hammer out a SHRUBS—SHRUBS Ferfiliier Special! furniture, carpets, bedding, lamps. legality of any kind, criminal or other­ 265,000 people. compromise. Qule and Goodell All this is the best of news for Meri­ met secretly over dinner in a Flowering Quince, Hydrangea, Beauty Buy one bag and get a second bag for fstra. h n ^ wise, is that of whether Officer Shortell den, which thus takes a big step toward downtown Washington restaur­ Bush, French Lilac, Welgela, Deutila, KING SIZE was, in the action of that night, being a becoming the commercial lieart of Con­ ant with officials of the chief Bridal Wreath. ' Guttering ^ ALL AT PRICE! V2 P R IC E! good police officer. We ourselves rqlsed necticut. The project means more tax poverty agency, the Office of Replace worn ^ k 'h ’W d ' that question at the time. We now con­ guttering. Low Try Stearns & Foster's returns for the city, more jobs -up to Economic Opportunity (OEO). prices on alumi- sider that the answer should be in the 1000 by estimate of company officials— ^hese efforts at compromise num guttering and more prosperity as the complex collapsed with each side blam­ and downspouts. . affirmative. HEMLOCKS brings business and the demand for ing the other. However, friends Spreading or MOUNTAIN ARBQRVITAE of the poverty program believe Anniversary .services to the area.-s Upright ASH ITpright or Globe 6-Yr. Plants ZT/a* r Where does this leave downtown and the failure can be traced to in­ YEWS . F t. n: Such Unpopularity Is Automatic the long-for-sale Parcel 8? Not us well transigence by the Democrat.s Reg. t.65 3 Pc. Outfits I A ’There Is no reason to feel surprise, off as before, admittedly—any prospec­ and the Administration. Unwill­ $2i5 $ 1 J 5 9 9 c each piece tive tenant of the central parcel is go­ ing to coalesce with moderate Bedding disappointment, or anything emotional NOW $1.65 ing to take a long, hard look at the . Republicans, they turned instead 179. over the report that anti-Americanism competition supplied by the new loca­ to Mills-Landrum southerners. is on the rise in South Vietnam, show­ Shelving See how much deluxe sleeping quality Stearns & Foster has tion. The implications of that JAP HORLLY Lumber ing its unpleasant head, most recently, It does not, however, diminish the change are profound. Whatever (ILEX) put into the 93rd Anniversary Bedding! Starting with a 312- l a w n s e e d WHITE PINE All Rhododrendrons Be ready for win- i among the military elements who ac­ importance to the city of developing the may now be said about the wis-. Buy one, get a ter storage. Build 'L Reg. 7.65 to 8.95 coil offset innerspring unit in the full size mattress, they have cuse us of wanting to meddle too much downtown land commercially us a sup­ dom of participation-by-the-poor, RJBDUCED Rag. 7J95 s e o i ^ fo r your own shelves T. Into South Vietnamese affairs. port tq merchants already located there the fact that it has become Holy with quality lum-, | used Insulo'*'’ quilted cotton insulation to prevent coil feel.. . Etlta hp^ ' Writ for Negro slum mllitupts ’This ^ no reflection on any .special and us a' counterweight to peri^eral and cotton felt upholstery that is quilted to yfhe durable QUEEN makes its elimination at this 25% to 40% NOW $4.95 NOW $4.95 •A PRICE! quality or characteristic which Is Amer­ shopping areas. woven-stripe ticking so it will hot shift. Humigard'^ protects Nor does it destroy or even decisive­ late date deadly dangerous busi- " t i . $I2E ican. ly diminish the value of Parcel 8 as a ne.ss. Neighborhood militants Un. ft. the ticking from mildew odor. Weight Balance'’’’ construc­ S ’0*h'6‘ It is the inevitable response to the comrtiercial center. Downtown is still claim that the President and LAWN ORNAMENTS REDUCED 25 to 50%! tion provides correct sleeping posture and body support. presence of one nation upon the soil of where people are, and where they will Congress have sold them out. Seat Edges'"' keep edges from sagging. The 63-coil metal- another, to the generosity, if you will, .continue to come to do business and to Even this high price may not tied boxspring construction leaves no unsupported surface work. Given the stores, they will want be high enough to pass the bill. Cash and Carry of one nation trying to help another. larger than 3 inches square! Mattress or boxspring, full or \ We Americans could all be angels, to do much of their .shoppini,' there, too. Quie and Goodell, champions of partlcipatlon-by-the-poor, led the 2 Pc. Outfits and yet, by the time 500,000 of us gqt We welcome G. Fox & Co. to Meriden twin sizes, $38. each piece. \ \m ost heartily. Considering the scope of Labor, Committee's Republicans MANCHESTER into South Vietnam, start becoming un­ in ' voting against last week’s €ARDEN SALES its plans, there can be no doubt of Its See . . . actually TRY . . Anniversary bedding tomorrow at popular. Nobody yirants 600,000 angels success. And considering the rjize of the amendment. Now, they will lead Watkins all-new Slumber Shop. i2§. around. growing market, there’s room in Merl- their party against the bill LUMBER, Inc. We could be engaged in the most self­ emerging from the committee- MANCHESTER 649-9406 ddn for all thlsj and downtowh too—in­ 312 OAKLAND ST. 255 Gentcr St., Manchester less kind of effort to influence and im­ cluding a commercial Ptircel 8.- MERI­ pr any bill putting the program prove the behavior, policy and living of DEN RECORD under control of normally Dem­ / • C N. .

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PAGB m OH T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1967 amd Commerce departments, the’ Department of Housing amd Quiz Father South Windsor Lincoln Memorial and condemn­ Congress ^ m s to Quit Crbam Development amd some' Britain Rebuffs Soviet H al B o yle Store Owner ing those who engaged in vio- *1775- miscellaneous aigencies. This In Florida Events in Capital ience'at the Pentagon. THINK SHALL 1068 Volkswagen S e ^ was alx)ut $1.4 ybilllon less tham Exchange Club Will Offer Delivered in M anche^r By Thanksgiving Day Johnson requewed. On Exchange of Spies Kills Bandit Capital Footnotes Equipped with leatherette In- Ready for fim l Senate action Poison Case Subscriptions to Calendar New Politics Probed long Winter session, 1 shudder A 10 per cent decrease in the ^ i o r ; windshield washer, 2- Rv Wir.aI.iTA1lf V*. ARRUnAaV a»*Aff Air ...x.. _ are two more money meaisures, LONDON (AP) — The British cases and that an exchange is Star Julie Christie WASHIIGTON (AP) — Or­ By WILX.IAM F. ARBOOAST erett M. Dlrksen was less op- to think where the nation might number of local government speed electric wipers, heater, for public works programs amd government publicly rebuffed out of the question.” ganizations represented at the Aeaoclated Prese Writer Umlstic than the others. He felt ARCADIA, Pla. (AP) — A The South Windsor Exchange ToUarid AaaooiaJtioti wtU be held In Robbery be today," he said. Units over the last five years ^froster, 4-way safety fl^ ere, the Health, Education and Wel­ today a Soviet attempt to win Brooke was picked up on a National Conference for New WASHINGTON (AP) — With mid-December was a more real­ sworn statement from the fa­ caub ■witi be offerlirg subscrip­ Sunday ait the aeiQond O ot«i«- "But I would hope that for at has been reported by the U.S. back-up lights, front and rear fare, and Labor departments. bamk two Russtam agents for one tour in the Soviet Union in 1965, Politics in Chicago in Septem­ hopes high and fingers crossed. istic target date. tions to ithe "Gonununity Cal- gB.tte>naI Church, Mlancheater. Gives Self Portrayal PITTSBURGH (AP) You least this one day there would Census Bureau. Most of the de­ seat belts. Briton now held in a Russian Identified by the Russians as ther of seven small children fa-, The aesBUons win begin at 4 pzn. ber are being Investigated by Congress is .shooting for ad­ The unoffleial list of "must” The remaining money bills fi­ efidar” this weekend. The dub better get out or I'll shoot," be room on the menu for two crease was due to school reor­ jaU. part of an antl-Soiriet emigre tally poisoned by an ag­ NEW YORK (AP) — "I ve child—"it's not a lethargic situ­ the staff of the Senate Internal journment of its 1967 session be­ bills -for disposal this year has nance military construction, al­ will be aided by mtembers of with highlighits dt ithe Bkonnial bean soups.". ganizations and consolidations. group and convicted as a sub­ ricultural insecticide was sought . ation. It's stimulating. You're Mrs. Frances Albrecht shouted Security subcommittee. Ri». 83, Tolland TpM. fore Thanksgiving Day. ready passed by the House, the The deed warn that Mobcow the YPIP o f the W appilig Com emphalsts, "The Lwoal OHUdh been out of pocket and de­ There is. . Increases were noted in special TED TRUDON TiIeoHvllla-Mancliailar been narrowed. It now includes versive. The British have never constantly having demands at two young bandits holding a SubcommiUee sources said it Social Security, foreign add, am- foreign aid program amd a would releaise. lecturer Oeradd today by Investigators trying to munity Church in selling the in Gold’s Mfiarion!’’ pressed, but never really districts, such as water supply, 649-2838 Its leaders believe that with a disputed that, but do object to made upon you, which is nice." gun over her son. One' of the does not have the funds to probe tlpoverty amd pay raise le^sla- catch-all bill which Includes Brooke if London would tu ^ unravel the mystery. calendars Supper' will be served at 6 Mob Psychology Told flood control and soil conserva­ VOLKSWAGEN little luck and no unforeseen his treatment. desperate," said Julie Christie, What is your biggest virtue, men fired and she returned the all of the 200 organizations tlon, plus the remadning money funds for the 'antlpoverty pro­ locise Pejber arid Helen. Kriiger, Noted on the calendars are p.m. and evening service will WASHINGTON (AP) — Be­ tion. snags they can hit that target Brooke is now In a labor camp A spokesman for the state “ and that's how I've kept my Julie? fire, killing, one youth and send­ which took part, but that much bills. The list may be pared gram. both serving 20 years as spies the anniversary dates and be held at 7 :16 p.m. with an cause many .rioters want to date after this week’s sudden at Potma, about 250 miles south­ attorney's office said the state­ ing the other running, police information already is being down further as the fever to quit The latter two have not stairt- for the Soviet Union. birthday dates of all those who address by Rev. Arthur Hlg- schoolgirl complexion." "Self-honesty. I don't lie to overturn the government or break in the legislative logjam east of Moscow. He Is entitled to ment would be taken later In the said. gathered. spreaids, with only the money ed through the House but are In The Americam Krogers, hus­ partidpalte in the sale. Copies gins, minister of social action Then one of the entertainment myself, whatever I may do to institutions of society their ac­ that has dragged the session two food parcels yearly. Ac day but would not be released Mrs. Albrecht, 47, was grind­ The new politics group, said measures absolutely demanding a position to move quickly. band and wife once linked with are distributed which Include and the urban church of the world's most awesome proper­ other people." tions are subversive on their through almost 10 months. cording to the British, he is pending the outcome of the in­ ing medt in the rear o f her Chairman James O. Eastland in action. Awaiting compromise' is the the New York Rosenbergs, were the pertinent information on State Conferences. Mr. and ties studied her flawless fea­ And your biggest fault, Julie? face, a Baltimore lecturer on The big money bills, perennial evidently worked hard. vestigation. grocery store in the city's Gar­ a recent Senate speech, "is District of Columbia appropria­ caught In the Portlamd naval important dates of each family Mrs. Kermeth Nicholas, Qay tures in a hand mirror as she "It may be self-interest, but mob psychology has told the sources of trouble, have started None of the left-over bills Foreign Secretary, George Adding to puzzling circum­ field section Thursday when two working hand in glove with tlje tion bill pamsed by both bramch- base espionaige case of 1961 who subscribe to the drive. Paine, Harold Newberry and applied makeup and said: that doesn't seem to narrow it House Committee on Un- to move with a rush. Three would lose their advanced posi­ Brown has demanded that Mrs. stances surrounding the deaths young men entered and Communist party" to promote adong with Gordon Arnold Lons­ Funds derived from the sale Uoyd WlUlams are delegates “ I've come up with spots all down enough. Wait a moment, American Activities. more were sent to the President tion if not acted on by adjourn­ Brooke be permitted visits as was discovery of a two-pound demanded money from her son revolution.” ment time, since the present dale, maister Soviet spy whose will toe divided between the Ex- from the First Church, over my face. I'm a mass of hot and I'll go ask." Herman K. Lerner cited Thursday. "humane and decent standards sack of deadly parathion in an minding the front counter, she The subcommittee’s action Congress meets again next Jain- read name was Konon Molody. change Club and the junior and Church Delegates spots. It's the central heating," She left the room to consult a speeches by H. Rap Brown and But wary leaders, accustomed require.” Brown has talked over unlocked shed previously told police. was denounced by Joseph L. uary amd picks up where it Vernon He was swapped back to Russia senior YPF group. ’The ex- Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Hunt The brilliant young British ac­ friend, returned and said: "She Stokely Carmichael, the present to have their best-laid plans the case with Soviet Foreign searched by DeSoto County One pulled a gun, she said. Rauh, vice chairman of Opening Tonight leaves off this year. In 1964 for Grevllle Wynne, change club proceeds wUl be will be delegates from the First tress, most recently starred in said that if ^evasiveness wasn't and former chairmen of the Stu­ wrecked, were cautious in their Minister Andrei A. Gromyko. Sheriff Frank Cline's deputies. Mrs. A’.brccht looked up, edged Americans ' for Democratic Ac­ whom the Russians accused of used for contributory causes Church at the Fall Assembly of “ Far from the Madding my biggest vice, it was certain­ dent Nonviolent Coordinating adjournment predictions. There wais general aigreement Two Arrested Prime Minister Harold Wilson "I haven’t found out who put the Hartford Council of ever to a cigar ibox where a gun tion, as "an affront to the Sen­ spying for Britain. for the town residents, Crowd," was having brunch in ly vice-like. Also bossiness. Ac­ Committee, threatening to "Only fair,” said House Dem­ that the biggest stumbling block has discussed it with Soviet Pre­ it there,” Cline said, “ but I Churches to be held at the South had been hidden for 23 years ate and a vote of no confidence Disturbances library Holds Auetton the West Side apartment of a tually. however. I'm not really "bum down the nation.” ocratic Leader Carl Albert, now in the path of adjournment In The Foreign Office spelled out mier Alexei N. Kosygin. Onl will.” ’The Wood Memorial Library Congregational Church, East and never used. in our Democratic political friend here. domineering. I just want every­ D-Okla., when asked what he is the antipoverty prograun. The Francis P. Wendhelser, 18, of Britain’s stand in a statement two days ago. Brown brought it The shed was about 50 feet held an auction of odd books. Hartford. Monday. Dinner will ''You better get out or I'll processes,” Capital Quote Senate has passed a bill to con­ Center St., was arrested yester­ aroused by the fact that the She was wearing a nondes­ body to feel and think the way I thought of chances for adjourn­ up again with Soviet Ambassa­ from a converted hotel that is magazines and maps last night *5e served at the meeting at shoot," police quoted her as “ These wretched few can no 6th Annual Manchester Fine Arts & Gratis Festival tinue the program and the day amd charged with breach of Russians have refused repeated cript robe that didn't take atten­ do. ment by Thanksgiving. dor Mikhail Smlrnovsky, but got home to many migrant field at the library on Main St. TTie 8:3° P-™- saying. Her demand was Navy Soup in Senate longer be tolerated. They must House plans to consider Its own the peace. Police said the ar­ requests to arramge for Mrs. tion away from the pendulous "Everything about life is so "A good chance,” said House nowhere. workers, including the family of event marked the celebration of Pilgrim Youth Fellowship answered by a shot from one of WASHINGTON (AP) — To­ be held in check and when nec­ version the second week in Nov­ rest wau3 made as a result of a Gerald Brooke to ■visit her hus- promise of a full lower lip and rare and marvelous—even the GOP Leader Gerald R. Ford. Mr. and Mrs. James Richard­ Naltional ChUdren’s Book Week wl« hold a Halloween Fellow- the bandit's pistol. essary, be brought to justice le­ ember. disturbance at the Vernon bamd, serving five years for sub­ sea-deep eyes of fathomless awful." day’s Navy Day and Sen. Senate. Democratic Leader son. I...... from Oct. 29 to Nov. 4. ship Night Sunday at 6:30 p.m. She fired, sending the gunman gally but firmly by the scruff of Bowling Lanes. He was released Bastille Day gray. What are the things you like, Charles H. Percy, R-Ill., has Mike Mansfield said the Turkey If the two products are so far versive activities. Six of the Richardson children Proceeds from the auction at the Wolcott Building of the crashing to the floor with $40 succeeded in getting Navy bean their collective necks.” —a Joint day get-away prospects were -without bail amd is not yet “ It is clear from the latest re­ Bastille Day is observed as As she answered questions, Julie? apart that a quick compromise died Wednesday and a seventh, will be used to add more books Church, from the cash register clutched soup on the Senate menu statement by Republican From 6 P.M. to 10 P.M. good, if there is to be no tax scheduled to appear in court. ply dt lUlte Sovlelt goveimmjeiilt a national holiday in France she ate some broiled sausages, "Oh, sunflowers—cats—great would be unlikely, the amtipov- a 3-year-old girl, died Thursday, for children and adults to the Halloween m n ee in one hand and the pistol in alongside the traditional Senate congressional leaders praising hike bill. Joseph Francis Sawlcki, 18, of lUilalt zieifuslal Ito ailriw Mrs. in commemoraitlon of the picking them up with carelessly and wide and wild expanses of erty program may be kept aiUve all from poisoning by parathion, odUection housed a.t the library. ^The South W ln^or Square another, officers said. bean soup. those antiwar protesters who 55 Talcott Ave., wais arrested Biiookie llo bee hier Ihuisibland Is storming of the Bastille prison fastidious fingers, then trifled nature—the feeling of mole- Chalrmsin Wilbur D. Mills, by temporary spending authori­ a chemical developed prior to Included In the many anU- Dance a u b will hold a "Hallo- Killed by a single bullet in the Senate restaurant manager demonstrated peacefully at the yesterday amd also charged oonneciteld with the ivlsh of the by the citizens o f Paris and with a cantaloupe whose orange kins—the nostalgic smell of lil­ D-Ark., of the House Ways and ty at an annual rate of about World War H but reportedly quiaes for sale was a pham- '«'een Dance” tonight from 8 to head was Edward Miles, 18, of Joseph K. Diamond said the with breach of the peace. Police SDvielt (gxiveimltnemt Itto bring the release of the monarchy’s cavity had been thrust full of acs, which reminds me of my Means Committee, appeared to $1.2 billion instead of the $2 bil­ considered too dangerous for phlet entitled "The Report of p.m. at the Wapplng Ele- i the Homewood section. Navy bean soup will go on the said the arrest warn maide ais a i.Iblout an exchlange rif Mr. political prisoners. large ripe strawberries. childhood—the changing of the MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA remove Mansfield’s “if” by lion requested by the President. use in combat. me Officers of the ’Town of mentary School, Ayers Rd., Mrs. Albrecht's son, Michael, menu for the first time ever as result of a complaint of a loud Btoioike foir Mn and IMm. Kro­ "You realize that people, aft­ guard at Buckingham agreeing chances for the late- Temporary financing also Bodies of the children and the South Windsor, 1897," a book Wapplng. Bob Grandpre wlU be 16, who suffered a powder burn far as he " • '' of party at 19 Cottage St. ger, Ithe Itlwri nlon-IRubblhn MORE FARMERS PAST 45 er all, aren't monsters and Palace—the walk of ducks and November adjournment looked may be the lot of the foreign aid tin plates from which they ate a entitled "The Quest of the Co- the caller. All area club level on the left wrist, called police Percy’s Senate-floor appeal last FUEL O IL agenitls etriplDyed In el9|plonage OMAHA, Neb. —Farm peo­ dancers are invited to attend. won't eat you up," she said, ex­ the way guinea pigs move—all and said, "M y mother just shot good to him. Tax legislation ori­ program if Congress can’t aigree He was held In the Vernon lunch of beans, grits, rice and lonial" and «ie “ New York week. jail overnight and wais present­ adtlivItCieh on behlalif olf Ithe SO- ple are older than they used to Reports for Duty plaining that she felt less shy kinds of food—and particular a man. He tried to hold her up." ginates in Mills' committee, on a more permanent arrainge- pieces of hog's head were under Ledger, 1859,” as well as copies Percy—a Navy lieutenant dur­ 15.4 ed today in East Hartford Cir­ 'vlelt Union, ” Ithe eWaltemen't be. At the start of this decade Seaman apprentice John P. than on previous visits to Amer­ And your dislikes? Patrolman Francis Murphy Manchester Lions ask you to remember to donate your old eyeglasses which could hardly get a reve­ ment. analysis by Dr. MUlard White, a o f the National Geographic ing World War II—assured the 200 Oal. Min. C.O.D. cuit Court 12 where he was iiallid. 30 per cent of farm residents ica. "Oh, chickens—getting up in said, "She was standing there nue measure ready for initial The three money bills sent to pathologist at Sarasota. Ma,gazlne dating back to 1912. ^uipan. United States < ^ t Senate his appeal on behalf of 24-Hour Burner Service! house action before late Novem­ President Johnson Thursday freed without bond. The case "Her majesty’s government were^45 or older; by last year ® ______Guard, son of Mr. and Mrs. What is life to Julie? the morning and going to bed at holding the gun. She gave it to Dr. White tried to determine In Brownie s Oraenwates p jgg D<,g. the Na'vy soup meant no disres­ for the blind. ber. carried $16.9 billion for the was continued to next Tuesday has made it clear that there is this proportion was up to 35 "It is trees and water and night when I still want to stay me and sat down." R. B. REGIUS how much parathion was in the pect for the Senate’sown famous Senate Republican Leader Ev­ space agency, the State. Justice in Rockville Circuit Court 12. no comparison between the two per cent. Mrs. James Arnold leader o Wapplng, has report- buildings and people. It is nice u p —g i V i n g up anythin^^ What Mrs. Albrecht didn't bean soup. FUEL O IL bodies and whether it was eaten Brownie ’Troop 957 of the Girl Guard things. It is something given gherkins, discourtesy, English know was that the robber's gun "Without Senate bean soup to 649-4908 or absorbed through the skin. Scouts, has announced the fol- only once and therefore to be sandwiches, and any sort of vi­ was a starter pistol holding support this body during the Either way, It can kill. lowing members of the troop primary made the very most of." ciousness or vindictiveness, par­ blanks. Thursday a man called Cline's who took part In toe Investl- rescue staUon for Everybody has the blues now ticularly in young people, be­ No charges were filed against office and said a two-pound sack tore ceremonies this week. toe New England Coast. her. and then, Julie? How do you cause I feel they should know of parathion was in the shed They are: While stationed here. Seaman cure them? better." near the building where the chil- Joy Arnold, Lauren ^ k , Tam- Apprentice Luman will be call- “ I'm so masochistic I give And your goals now, Julie S' V ...... S i i .I'c.i died. The shed, filled with my Barcomb, Sharon Casteller, y, perform duties In myself over to them completely. Christie? RANGE tin scraps, discarded furniture Page Davison, Linda Gagllarfo, support of flights involving law When I am bored with them and "I'd like to have more control and trash, had been searched Marllee Gagllardo, Sandra Ko- eMfoiPemmt, flfeh and wiiM life they with me, we part company. over my mind really, not to be earlier but officers checked blaka, Grace Ann Kotllalnen, survey. There are so many worthwhile such—not to be—Oh, I'll leave It FUEL OIL again and found the sack. Victoria Unketla, Carolyn Ly­ KotC Dinner things around." at that really. It had been torn and was half ons, Carol Mann, Barbara Ann ’The Rev. Rosenberger Coun- How does a young girl, who "Like a lot of people, the GASOLINE . to two-thirds full of a white pow­ Miller, Janie Muzekevlk, Laur- Knights of Columbus, will used to carry an air mattress thing I am most afraid of is der—parathloh. ^'^®®‘ honor Past Grand Knight Paul and camp in to the apartment of humilitation—violent h u m i 1 1- "It was a suspicious appear­ and Lisa Walen, Riancuccl at a dinner-dance to- pals because she lacked rent ation." wmm ance,” said Cline. Mrs. Arnold is assisted “ y morrow night at toe Village Lan- money, feel now that she is in She rose' "then with the un­ BANTLY OIL Mrs. Richard Davison,^ „ „ Mrs. , ®'. tern Bam, Tolland Turnpike, the comfortable area of the aware but ever-ready grace of a COMPANY, INC Mark Sw®®k and Mre. Ke Kalevl Manchester. A buffet will be great big dollar that confirms gazelle and said goodby. U1 MAIN STRFF! MA880 WAV'! OMATItT Vernon Kotllalnen In projects for the served beginning at 7 p.m. success? Instantly prepared for the next Met8IY-tAVt8ta IVI8IT Of TMI YIAII troop. The group meets each Music will be provided by toe "Well" — she toyed with a step of her self-expression, her Rpckvilic H7S 1271 IT • Thursday from 3:30, , to 4:30 . p.m , , Harmony Kings with dancing lock of her hair like a brooding next portrayal. KofC Deputy at toe home of Mrs. Arnold, j^om 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. To Give Talk Beelzebub Rd. Pastor to Be Honored Guild Sets Dinner The Rev. and Mrs. Roy R. James Holmes of Manchester, The Ladies Guild of St. Fran- Hutcheon will be honored at a els of Assisi Church will open farewell reception Sunday from new district deputy, will speak Before you shop anywhere the holiday season with an eve- 3 to 5 p.m. at the Wapplng Oom- at the Nov. 5 Communion nlng of festivity on Nov. 25. A munity House, Breakfast of "Our dLady of Fa­ semi-formal dinner dance will The Rev. Mr. Hutcheon, pas- tima Council KofC at the KofC be held at the Carlton Room of tor of toe Wapplng Community the Hotel America In Hartford Church for toe past nine years, VISIT Home at 15 Prospect St. The BERNIERS MEM'S CORDUROY SLACKS starting with a cocktcdl hour at will assume a, post as senior breakfast will follow the 8 a.m. T p.m. minister of Old South Union Permanent Pressedl Mass at St. Bernard's Church. Dinner will be served at 8 Church in South Weymouth, See Bernie*s Special OiFfer Today! Dress Jeans in wanted Reservations may be made p.m. and dancing will follow to Mass., following morning wor- Wide. Wale. Ivy belt by calUng Arthur O’Neill, Wil­ toe music of A1 Jarvis and his ship services Sunday, loop in MidwalOe Both lard Volsone, Camille Boudhard, orchestra from 9 p.m. to 1 a.ni. Prior to assuming his post with plain fronts and Paul Smlthwlck, Francis King, The deadline for reservations here, toe Rev. Mr. Hutcheon, finished boHoms. Many Gerard Bluing, James McKenna Is Nov. 8. Mrs. Paula Leone, served as pastor of Christ Meto- colors. 29-42. and Norman LaOBrle. presldent of toe guild, may be odist Church, Soutowlck, Mass. Compare at 6.98 St. MIohaeTs Society called' for further information In June of this year, he re- The annual meeting of St. or reservations. The public is ceived an honorary doctor of MlchaieJ’s Society of St. Jo­ invited to attend. divinity degree from Piedmont seph’s Churcl. will be held at 4 School Menus College in Demorest, Ga., for p.iil. Sunday r, the set e ■! hall. The liolilowilng memis will be his leadership in toe ministry ill. Reports wi pre.se I and served Ini the schoolsi next iveek: and the support he and his officers elei .. R . ..,icn'.s Monday, frozen orange juice church have extended in asslst- will be serv'ed following tie’ (e'emenlary, and EaUsworth), ing the college in achieving Its meeting. Kf .ndcr, (meat, chieeaa, tomato goals. Motorcyclist Arrested ind letituce ), whxiflie kiennel corn The Rev. Mr. Hutcheon is toe Anthony L. Pantano, 16, of (high 3oho(ol); frUlt and cookie; recipient of toe Isaiah Trophy, SHIRTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS! 134 East Main St., Rockville, Tuesday, frozen onainge juice presented by the Reformed Jew- was issued a summons to ap­ (elemienlfcary), hamburger In a Ish Synagogues of America for pear In Circuit Court 12, Rock­ roll, risillehets, fnench fried po- outstanding contributions to ville on Nov. 14 to ansewr a tatioeis, raiaiin' and rlioe pudding Judaism by a non-Jew. charge of operating a motor­ wtitti topping, (high adhool und A native of Lynn, Mass., Rev. cycle without face protection. Ellsworth), che'aseburglsr In a Hutcheon is a graduate of Eas- MAnAGS r:cll, ne.'i'sihes, fnench fried po- tern Nazarene College and re­ Police said he had the required ' i sntisiu tatoeis, buttered green beans, ceived a bachelor of divinity Compare at 3.98-4.98 helmet but no goggles. DRESSs. Regular spread permastay collars. No- rice end rate'n piukling with degree from Hartford Theo- I < ■' fsX • iron polyester-cotton or nylon tricot. 14-17. topping; Wedneaday, pot roa.9t logical Seminary, SPORT: Button-down Ivy and regular collars. Sol­ Welsh Settled Patagonia of beef ■with 'btzKwn gravy, Meij bars of toe parish, mashed potnito, buttered frerii frienq and other members of a;?:? ids; plaids, prints, brushed rayon, corduroys, RIO GALLEGOS, Argentina — oaTTo.ts, fruited Jeillo, breed and toe town clergy have been in­ S,M,L,XL. Many of the early settlers of. butt)er; Thursday, pizzia (toma. vited to attend toe farewell re- KNITS: Permanent press, and regular finish. Fash­ MEN'S IIP-LINED RAINCOATS Argentina's Patagonian section to, and chcrese etauce), buttered caption, ion, collar Pullovers. Many fabrics and textures. were English, Scottish or Welsh. paas, Celery and carrot sticks, Correctlon 5, M, L, XL. . Permanently pressed One town in far southern Ar- ice cream bar, bread, and but- In last night’s South Windsor Just say "CH^ROE-IT" at O M N ^ A Y Compare at 2.98-4.98 BOYS' RAINCOATS " "t'"n st'Il h?‘i n. daily news­ combined eofton-polyes. 0 t e r ;. Frldiay, bakedi Ash sticks, column, toe composition of toe paper published in Welsh. tar,tar elauce, potato puffs, spin- Board of Education was stated ten all-weather coat All-weather cotton pop­ lin, with zip-out Orion® ach, butteracoltch pudding, to be a six-three split between with zipout pile lining. HAHN CO. PURCHASED brr.ad and butter. toe Republicans and Democrats. Black, olive, tan. 36-46. acrylic pile lining. Water repellent treated. Split BOSTON (AP) — The Harold A siaiSad plate WlH he served This was in error. The compo- Hahn Co. of North Haven, Conn, raglan shoulder. 8-18, In the high ssohcol daiUy.' Milk sltlon of the board is five-four Compare at'16.99' is being purchased by Stop & l3 served with all meals. with toe Republicans in toe Compare at 10.98 Shop, Inc., it was announced Fellowship Breakfast majority. Thursday. The First Congnegnttonal The statement noting toe elec- Hahn, a toy wholesaler, oper­ ChuTCh, Main St., will hoSd a tton of Harry Anderson as ates toy departments on a licen­ Men's Ffel'owsh^'p Breakfast to*^ chairman of toe board by a six ’ V '> ; see basis within 45 Bradlees m,arrow at ,7 ajm. In the lower three vote was also errenous. self-service department stores hall c f the church. Victor Sen- The vote was actually five-four operated by S'top & Shop. gar and Kenneth Nictiols are in in favor of Anderson, The purchase becomes effec­ charga of arrange^penltia. Manchester Evening Herald tive Jan. 29, 1968. The price A point session o f the Hart- South Windsor Correspondent, was not disclosed. ford East' Association with the Ann Lyons, tel. 644-8582. rOUR CHOICE! FOR JR. BOYS! V'-

BERNIE’S PAY AS YOU PLEASE PLAN let's go I NO MONEY DOWN • I P TO 3 YEARS to TO PAY . »O llA Y S— NO McDonald's FINANCE CHARGE • BANK FINANCING FORA NEW TASTE TREAT JR. BOVS' SW UTIRS M cDonald’a WE DELIVER • WE INSTALL • WE SERVICE PuMoyer^ and Cardigans. Red, blue, / Filet-O’-Fish Y - - • ...ft• ^ • look for th» Golden Arches No Price Qudtes/Overe»/Ov the Phone MEN'S SWEATERS loden, beige. 4-7. Ctitp, ooldtn Filti O' Fith ttntd JR. BOYS' PAJAMAS piping hot on ■ plump, loptltd Button-front Cardigans, bun with plpnly ol Ungy tirlv j L Warln cotton flannel. "V " neckline, "V " and Grew neck Pull­ MR>>. ^ T.U. o U S. nrs 0« a McOMId ld IIM k * sauce to gtvp you 1 rsal dssp saa CoPlingM McOongid Corg. IM4 traal you'll Ipvt. G r e a t overs. Wools and Wool blends, morel Fancy JR. BOYS' SLACR SETS TV & cable and ribbed fronts. Lined boxer slacks. Plaid shirts. 3-8. AppT. S,AiV,L,Xl. 46 WEST CENTER ST^ \ MANCHESTER Store Compare at 6.98-9.98 V 1 BCKN/e- MIDDIE TURNPIKE WEST \ otOrand WoyL^^^V Open Mon. thru Sat. 9:30 AM. to 9 P.M* F ‘iSf , Manchester Parkade # Manchester # 643-956k.. .. >,.* - 1 . ® r^ OPEN MVfJfiY NIGHT TILL 9 • .SAT. TIXjL 6 /

■r-* , ■/ PAGETEK MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1987 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1967 PAGE ELEVEN Wants Dickey-Lincoln U.S. Forces Doll House in London MMH Patients FHends Called Them Crazy Muskie May Work Against Waiting for In 1940, the New York World’s Costs Purchaser $85,500 To Hear Choir Fair closed. LONDON (AP) —Astonished Christie’s Lonmmunity Action work to upgrade the area,income group housing, Peggy quiet. In spring and summer gy on 6-year-old CJarlos when he complete planning of Dickey* taxicab company's lost- designation—was originally acti­ Gwendoline Wilkinson, now days left in the Program; Miss Eveline Om- por their patience, Peggy, says. The plan called for re­ people came outdoors and be­ removed new shrubbery from Lincoln. The project would be and-found department? vated in World War n and dis­ 63, helped construct the house in GIFT SALE HALL Open Sat. till 6:00 P.M. Today’s HlghHglit In ^ istoiy wake of New London, head of Bill and their two young chil- taining the best architecture of gan to sit on the Houlton’s front their yard. They invited him to New England's first source of Retired Air Force Gen. Curtis patched to New Caledonia. the past, rfhabilltating brown- public power and has drawn Sponsored By Sunset “Your Fabric Headquarters Sinee 1926!” On this date in 1806, Ntmoleon the Child Development Depart- dren now have a house that stoop. be official waterer of the flower Lemay has the answer. The name derives from stones that had become rooming "We had been warned to heavy opposition from private “ AmfeHcan” and "Caledonia.” Rebekah Lodge No. 39 Bonaparte’s army occu p i^ B er- ment at (Jonnectlcut College, even with all the expensive re- boxes at 25 cents a week. 7 The print, made from a paint­ 177 Hartford Road, Conner of Pine St., Monebester Un. \ and Mrs. Dorothy V. Rompf of modeling would cost far more in houses and for razing only those chase them right off, but when Next there was Jose—a pre- utilities. ing of the historic ceremony Elements of the unit arrived LIGGETT DRUG A t On this Date \ Hamden, president of the Con- tha suburbs (and a comparable dwellings unfit for habitation. It they began sitting there I found addicted to pranks The Senate restored the aboard Air Force One on Nov. in April 1967 to relieve Marines Oin 1868, ttiie 26ltih U.S. p n e ^ necticut Association for Educa- one in a better neighborhood of provided for 1,700 luxury apart myself politely threading my that were often dangerous. money. Tuesday House-Senate 22, 1963, was found by cabbie in the 1st Corps area as part of PARKADE dent, Theodore Roosevelt, was\tlon of Young Children. the city would run from $75,000 ments, 3900 middle Income units way past them to go in and out, Soon he came to their house conferees agreed to Include a Saul Kahn in the back of his Task Force Oregon. The task MOTrS STORE OPEN bom in New York CJlty. \ The council was created by to $125,000. The West Side Ur- and 2500 low income units. and Bill passed out newspapers for candy and soft drinks, and compromise figure of $87 ,000 taxi as he unloaded a passen­ force designation gave way to 17:45 A.M. to 10 P.M. Sat., Oct. 28 A t 9:80 In 191I2, lti)« ipiegie olf Adrian- tnb 1967 (General Assembly to ban Renewal is a pilot project It was rough in the beginning for them to sit on,” says Peggy. asked If his group could use for Dickey-Lincoln as an amend­ ger's luggage at the airport. the Americal Division Sept. 25. Read Herald Advertisements ople began during the Balkan recommend to the Public Health that is supposed to set an exam- for Peggy and Bill Houlton. Ur­ This psychology proved effec­ their basement as "a place to ment in disagreement to the The passenger said the small Westmoreland said "both the ban renewal was expected to tive. Pretty soon the people sat public works bill conference wrapped package wasn't his so parent division and the son divi­ War. CounWl regulations relating to pie for the country with Its Inte- have fun and not fight.” provide Insured low-cost fl- on their own stoops and waved Bill found a more suitable report. the print v'ent into the lost and sion were formed to resist In 1920, the League of Nations operations of day care centers, grated high, middle and low spot for them, paying the $3 a Opponents of the project found. aggression.” Speaking to 200 of made it clear Ih House debate It was signed, "to General the division's 26,000 troops he week for It; merchants supplied Wednesday tfiey would reject Curtis Lemay, with best wishes, added, "and in Americal the son ice and soft drinks, and when money for Dickey-Lincoln re­ Lyndon John.son.” is a better man than the fa­ Bill asked Jose if he, too, could gardless of the amount. "It's no mystery," the retired ther.” f f i invite some kids, Jose said "The question is not of vary­ Air Force chief of staff said Westmoreland said the new "sure.” Bill Invited 11 Negro ing amounts of money,” said Thursday. arrivals, promised him during pre-teens from the block and the Rep. Robert N. Giaimo, D-Conn., "I loaned the print to a friend his visit to Washington last youngsteiTs had their first inte­ who led the opposition. "I don't who wanted to exhibit it. He left July, gave the United States grated party. When a race riot care whether it's 25 cents or it in the cab. I'm going down to “ an excellent military posture” exploded in the area that sum­ $25 million.” the taxicab office to pick it up.” in Vietnam. mer, “ not one of the children on out block was Involved," says Peggy. Old and new versions. A small room with plaster Peggy and Bill formed the off walls becomes a shiny bath. Little Old New York Citizens Committee to protect people who lived there when the Urban Outstandii^ Renewal project came into being, and to encourage middle- income families to buy brown- stones and remodel them. A lit­ value in tle newspaper the group pub­ lishes list's houses and their m i prices. They keep track of iTiWSSlOOi brownstones. In particular, “ so a Compact the stoops won’t be tom off and the houses turned into rooming houses," says Peggy. They OIRLr WINTIR JACKITt don’t approve of absentee land­ lords. Quilt print or solid nylon. ■m\Sl0VI Console! "We put pressure on the city Orion® acrylic pllo lined or 1 % A Q government to loosen up mort­ quilt acetate lined. Many gage prices. Seven banks each pile trimmed hoods, 4>14. A # put up one million dollars for Compare at 5.99 CRIB AND MAITRfSS S iT f this area,” she explains, ‘"rhe houses start at about $25,000, 2 crib stylei: but where can you buy a four- story or bigger house for that In "SURREY WITH THE FRINGE O N TOP"i 4 teething rail*, the heart of a beautiful city." double drop sides, decal. White. Peggy and Bill were two good FULL PANEL BOW CRIB: Wood ploy balls, double drop reasons why the West Side Re­ Tiffany ceilg fixture sides, decal. Soft, comfy, tnnerspring mattress.iPrlnttop, newal Plan was finally under­ T cotton felt padding, AAaple finish, stood and later accepted by the lightens hallway. city. Jusf say "CHAROE-ir at GRAND WAY "It need not be an urban re- move to a low-cost nelghbor- ncwal neighborhood to give you hood and can entice some Old staircase turns such unique experiences," says friends to it, you can make the out to be a beauty INPANTS' Peggy. "If you are willing to venture more than worthwhile.” when refurbished. CINTURY WAUCIR fF r nr IN F A N T r SCAT Senate Resolution Points Judge Finds r i ’t r h S'. To Change in LBJ Position Locked Doors

By ROBERT GRAY Morse has sponsored a more Associated Press Writer sweeping proposal that would Make Prison Cempar* atS.9t WASHINGTON (AP) — Grow­ request the President to seek an OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Compara at 4.9B Warm thermal ing support for a resolution emergency meeting of the U.N. Cempar* af 10.91 Security Council and agree be­ The power of the press freed an i , Standard Tot* cotton and ace­ aimed at obtaining United Na­ leclinlng back* forehand to obey and directives innocent man from Oklahoma! Totter. Foam tate Fabric*. tions action on the Vietnam war 'rest. Chrome is generating Capitol Hill specu­ It Issued, Including a halt to the cushion, printed Some with non* (3ity jail Thursday night —Mu­ lated frame, lation President Johnson might bombing of North Vietnam. vinyl cover. skid feet. Pink, nicipal Court Judge Phillip GIRLS' SWIATIR SILICTION astel pink and be receptive to the idea. But the Oregon senator has Full ^ S , Play balls and blue,malze,aqua. said he would accept the Mans­ Lambert. BulklesI Shetland typesi aqua print. The resolution sponsored by safety strap. Wathable.'Slzet,S, Senate Democratic Leader Mike field approach, which carries no The judge spent about an hour M Zenith CardigansI Sllp-onsI AcryU Mansfield has gained backing of preconditions. locked In the city jail build­ Ics with turtle or crew ^ 50 other senators—Democrats Mansfield's resolution ap­ ing—by accident, of course, and Quality necksi 4-SX, 7-14. Not every IH I IN F A N fr and Republicans, liberals and peared to be heading for prompt he had a jury out deliberating. fo r ju st •tyle in every size or color. . c RRiUM conservatives, war policy back­ approval by the Foreign Rela­ Prisoners frequently yell to Compare at 4.99 ers and opponents. tions Committee. It was Intro­ pnssers-by at the city jail, s u m While the discreet language of duced Wednesday and Incorpo­ which occupies the top three the resolution would merely rated Informally Into hearings stories of the six-floor building.' urge the President to consider the committee Is now conduct­ So Daily Oklahoman reporter 00 directing U.S. representatives to Ing on the Morse resolution. Jim Rogers paid no attention 2 the United Nations to seek ac­ The Mansfield resolution will when a voice from the building *519 tion, its passasc would be inter­ be ready for committee action called, "Hey down there!” The IRAQUE • V4S14 " preted as an appeal to him to do next week. Then Rogers noticed an arm, Beiutiful Contemporary styled compact console in grained Walnut colo. r SPECIALS! Compare at 10.99 so. waving at him from the second (Y4514W), or in grained Mahogany color (Y4514R). (Ubinet featur" floor, where no prisoners are turned legs with brass ferrules. Super Video Range Tuning System. lAAany pile lined. Approval would express the baby grand OAUZI D1AHRS.m .m2.49a . kept. 'Embroidery sense of the Senate and not be Filles de Joie Mek.4.4«..a»’'X«’' . trim*. Detacha­ binding on the President. But "Would you mind telling the FEATURES THE BEST IN COLOR TV PERFORMANCE ble matching c.ne informed source said he station captain to call the jail baby grand rubber pants.....»'»»«* hats, booties. In doubted Mansfield would seek to and have someone let me out?” HANDCRAFTED PATENTED COLOR SUNSHINE* COLOR TV Must Pay Tax Waterproof, poU'*" „ pastels. For boys put Johnson in a position of re­ Lambert called. DEMODULATOR CIRCUITRY PICTURE TUBE COLOR TV CHASSIS baby grand P O U ^ shirts..... and girls, 9 to 18 jecting a suggestion for a possi­ MUNKJH, Germany (AP) — Lambert explained later he for greater picture brightness Handwired with no printed Extracts color from the incom­ months. ble step toward peace.-^ The supreme federal tax court had retired his jury to Its de- circuits and no production ing signal with peak precision with redder reds, brighter The opposite appears to be the u liberations shortly before 5 p.m. has ruled that the government ^ building’s shortcuts for the utmost in for unsurpassed, true-to-life greens and more brilliant case, the source said—that dependability. color hues. b lu es. n triD CRIB ...... IN P A N fr Mansfield expects the President Is not perpetuating prostitution g^cond floor "to powder my WliRc, print*. P *"'!'’ CRIR would act on the resolution, with' by requiring streetwalkers to nose. his hand strengthened by the make advance payments on And shortly after 6 p.m. police R L A N K m strong support already indicat­ their estimated Income tax. securely locked every door in Bernie’s Pay As You Please Plan No Price Quotes ...... ed. The high court on oThursday the building. There were no Sen. Wayne Morse, D-Ore., overruled a lower court’s deci­ phones, and banging on doors ) No Money Down . e Up To 8 Years To Pay Over the Phone fODDlIRS UNID ...... *> one of the most outspoken crit­ sion that such payments put produced only echoes. • 90 Days—No Finance Charge • Bonk Financing S»rbo|»en49lri«.at*^ ics of Johnson’s Vietnam poli­ strong pressure on prostitutes to The judge got back in time -to FAMOUS cies, advanced another reason continue their trade. receive the jury’s verdict, but GIRLS' 3-PC. SULCK ibDOUM lOM# tw w ro iw ...... -'r why a resolution on U.N. action The (Supreme tax) court said he commented, “ This just pAiHoMeoMi-l to4. INFANfS' PAJAMAS Cotnpar* at 2.9b might be welcomed by the Pres- a prostitute could demand a tax been mv dav.” Greai!' 3-pl«cos to love, and live ident. He said It "m ay be the rebate If she gave up her call­ in all winter. Corduroy Mora warmtit, moro valito. Acrilan® cotton best way of building bridges be­ TV & wants* ...... W h ito , pink, ing. Advance tax payments are BRADLEY FUGHT8 8)ockt and veitz, with color- ^ _ _ Her. •wooter,boorieilW bore owlSirw. In boHor. PJ'si^llght Irrog- tween (jongr^ss and the execu­ calculated on the )>asl8 of earn­ bluo and maizo WINDSOR LOCKS (A P)—Ar­ A p p T . ularltlos won't affect wear. tive” on the Vietnam Issue: ings for the previous year. coordinated ttrlped or 199 lljluyilfC''IIOOING SRTS.eeeeteeeeeeeee rivals and departures at Bradley S’.oro printed cotton blouMs. 9 Snap-on, snap tiack. Cute 'solids, candy Morse said Thursday at a strlpos, prints, International Airport In July, Kelly, berry, royal, rust, !S ^,..rprb.r.«-.«ri.. print*, solid*. 0*4. hearing of the Senate Foreign jacquards. 34" Relations (Committee that he Aug^ut and September sur­ BiRNie'S gold. 3-6X. Compaw of 2.9B Stalk-Eyed Fish passed the 7,(XX) mark with 7,033 IMPANTS' MITTINS.ee...... d eliv er X 50". had discussed the U.N. ap­ WL: • WE INSTALL # WE SERVICE ...... ^ A»nc.8or*w>40lrie. ^ lf|Mrfbct~2.50*$S.00 'f 'I' proach with Johnson and the . Larva o f 'the stomiatold fish planes arriving at the facility President had shown Intense In­ has eyes sticking out on long and 7,038 using Bradley as a .■ -V Hanekester Parkade # Manchester # 643-9561 MUDDLE TURNPIKE WEST terest. stalks, which twist Into loops departure ipoint. ' Morse said, however, that as the fish grows. These eye- Freight pounds totaled 12,628,- OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 • SAT. TILL 6 Open Mon. thru Sat. 9:30 A.M. fo 9 P.M. MIDDIE TURNPIKE WEST ^ Johnson made-no commitment stalks eventually become knit- 339; express pounds, 1,^93,727; 'ii. otOfoMiWoyl < on his course If a resolution urg- ■ ted into small capsules in front mall pounds, 3,790,223, and pas- MANCHESTBR Open Mon. thru Sat. 9s3D AJM..10 9 PM. Ing U.N. action were passed. of the eyes. sengers, 349,821 persona.

V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27< 1967 PAGE THIRTEEI^ I M l t m L W B MANCHESTER EVE]HNG GERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, OClflBER 27, 1967 should file cehUfiiclBltea WMh the chairman Dr. Martin Shepard of Italian Stylists Lift Hem 31 SummonseB HEALTH CAPSULES. Vernon B oU on town cleric. Faimera should file No Grudge on Romney^ Cltzens for Kennedy '68, will be by Mifhiifl A. Petti, M.D. to tell Bailey that renomlnatlon A Wheelchair Is Like Freckles UN Agreement Near for exemptic«3. ^ Li^ater, C a r Is CAU SOU HATE ^ME0N& AH .pn>pci>i.y OKvneits should of Johnson would be disastrous Back Above Ladies’ Knee By PAT BORDEN V ' Gastonia, N.C., Oaietta THAT'KOU L0)/E 7 Limits Set Gjnservation Commission noWy the assessons If their But Barry Backs Nixon for the party. Kennedy has repudiated the brass buttons to keep things Still Untowed address haa chaocieid hv the past as Califom ia’a By LEONORA DOD8WOBTH INGALLS, N.C. (AP) — One B y T H E ASSOCIATED PR ESS put into effect efforts of the group and repeat­ sporty and casual. For Mideast Peace year. AP Fashion Writer night several years ago at a NEW YORK (AP) — Gabriele On Size of Barry Goldwater urged his governor, edly declared his Intent tp back Smocks and little sklmmtog (Continued from Page One) — Adopts Open Space Plan Assessor's office hiourh in the His appearances at I dance a young man blushed vio- Blmbaum, where are you? Johnson nextVear. FLORENCE, Italy (AP) — shirt shapes are likely to stay at some sources said more fighting office ccniBeavfiioe room fellow Arizonans not to seek re­ ^ lently when the girl he’d asked More Important, who are you? nual Christmais fair Saturday $100-a-plate affairs in the two the top of the popularity polls cause "it all depends on the will across the canal could Jeopard­ ' Tha w »*»rvatIo«> ooJnmiMton are: T ^ a y , 2-6 and 7:30 to 9 venge against Michigan Gov. Top Italian fashion stylists The police would like to know Trash Cans Nov. 4 from 10 a.m. to B p.m.. cities earned an estimated though they will be cut less wide ' to dance turned him down with toward peace on the part of the ize the agreement. adofAed U s retcjonunended open pjm.; tohnmmo'w, 9 cum. to noon; seem to be having second why you left your stationwagon George Romney, who refused to $160,000 for the Texas Republi­ than last summer. a spiHitaneous outright laugh. parties concerned.” But an Is­ Sir Harold Beeley, former The silver tea will be included Monday, ^Km . to nopn, 2-6 and $350 Contributed parked on East 25th Street for a Director of Public Works An­ tpace lAan at a meetincr last this year, and vrlll run from back Goldwater’s bid for the can Party. thoughts about all those calf- The Italians give the fashion The girl wasn’t being insult- drew Trlcarico niild today that raeli Foreign Ministry, spokes­ British ambassador to Egypt, 7:30 to 9 pjritvTuei|lay, 9 a.m. month. irisMt. It wlU be Hmantsimltted It w as speculated the Califor­ length skirts they attempted to its color cues these days , ing; the laugh was one o t self- man in Tel Aviv said he saw no recently returned fro fence- 2 to B p.m. to noon and 2 - 6 'p ^ ; 'Wednes­ presidency in 1964. And residents of East 25th the trash collector will not pick toUKiftenninK mnimteidun with nian’s trip to Texas would start To Library Fund congratulation. His Invitation to difficulty in increaslngpthe U.N. mending talks with Eg^rptlan of­ A luncheon will be held in­ day, 9 a-tn. to nooh^md 7:30-9 But if that statement pleased launch last July. For f»ext sum- and new hues will be eagerly Street want to know from police up containers larger than the the KOUimendaltlon that It be a Reagan-for-presldent boomlet . dance proved that he had ac­ observer force if the Egyptian ficials and mture use of the stead of a supper. Tickets may p.m. Romney, an undeclared candi- More than $860 has been mer they are bringing skirts watched for. There are whispers why the car collected 31 sum­ 2-gallon size. there and Texas GOP Chairman that strong stop-Ught reds, cepted her completely for her- government also agrees. Suez Canal figured as a key fac­ a«lo(Aed a * part of the town be purchased from members of Orange Hobo Party monses from metermalds and He also reminded residents plan. Tl*e platinin«; oammislon date for the Republican presl- O’Donnell did nothing to donated to the fund at Nathan back up above the knees. white and pottery blues could , self—a lively, quick-witted and Although Tuesday’s artillery tor in the talks. Prim e lOnlster the fair committee or at the was never towed away—while that collectors are not required hoU a public'hearing be- d ^ r 'f ^ s Ions as the food lasts ) O na«ge w ill miee*Nof the^^M ger of being stored to meet Egypt’s needs a springboard for terrorist at­ The children's booth will have Finally, " Lees-McRae College “If there were one thing I could with topping; Wednesday, ter country coincided with Cali- fellow Democrat Johnson. held Tuesday. the Avery County coordinator of same car. botulism in ithe southern San for several months. It said prod­ tacks. ming area. a room of its own, and good The Italian industry’s look for come law and cannot be ^ In Bajuter.Elk, N.C., opened its cut on broken ^ a s s . chicken chew me‘n with rice fomla Gov. Ronald Reagan’s change,” she said, "it would be WAMY, the Neighborhood And police at the East 21st Joaquin Valley. Second priority for acquisi­ used toys, books and coloring “We will be ready If the Dem­ Some 200 persons attended the spring will be young, active, ele­ changed until next year. He said residents should “ call uction of crude oil in the fields Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, and noodles, -green beans, sug- doqrS, admitting B arbara as bathroom doors. All the service Youth (3orps project in Wautau- Street station said they didn’t tion is some land along the falls books are still needed. Anyone move into President Johnson’s ocrats and Republicans don’t of­ program, at which officials re­ State Game Warden Jerry the department immediately, on the Red Sea Is continuing at D-N.Y., told the congregation of 2 gant, with the accent on whole­ their first student in a wheel- ■ar cookie squares; Thursday, home territory of Texas . and stations have doors too narrow ga, Avery, Mitchell and Yfincy know about the car and would Perkins said Thursday night on South Rd. with donations should call Mrs. fer the man in the street a presenting the town, the schools some rather than hippie. not three or four days later, if the rate of 104,000 barrels a day New York City’s Temple Eman- spaghetti with meat and cheese , chair. Because her older broth- to admit a wheelchair, and the counties. It’s her job to direct look into it immediately. Third pniority areas tor ac- David Dooman, Hebron Rd. George W allace’s jaunt to the choice,” Wallace said of his and the Sthte Board of Edu­ Girls will be girls once more more than 5,000 dead birds had abuse or mishandling of con­ but gave no hint how it would be u-el (hat the United States must sauce, tossed salad, French er Bill w as also a student there, same is true of most homes and and coordinate in-schooI and quisttian by the town are in the Attic treasures — dishes, F a r West. plans. “My purpose in coming cation were speakers. The in dresses that fit trim and slim When they did, they found been recovered from the con­ tainers occurs.” refined. see that Israel receives full bread, cookies; Fr'.day, toma­ CHARBE YOUR »! he would be able to take her to aipartmqnts.” dropout projects. category of needs, with no defi­ glassware, bric-a-brac, books, Reagan, introduced at a GOP West is to help set up the m a­ Nathan Hale 6th Grade Glee- on top then swing into an easy tliat Gabriele Blm baum listed taminated waters and “at least Library Exhibit Qualified authorities in Lon­ American arms support, and to soup with crackers, toast­ classes, “If I said I’d never been bitter nite property chosen. The oom- small items of furniture — are fund raising dinner In Dallas as chinery for my candidacy If it Club sang several selections, flare, pleats or culottes. Within this community are her address as Narrowsburg in another 10,000 are still there.” The Junior Division of the don said Britain and Egypt have formal recognition by its A rab ed cheese sandwich, apple­ ) Having edited the Lees-Mc- about my situation, I’d be mi'Blon says the town should also still needed. Mrs. Charles "the man who m ay be the next becomes necessary to run.” and refreshments were served There will be plenty of low- PRESCRirriON many of Barbara's friends who upstate N ew York, but so far no Another 3,600 Infected but Rockville Library will have a agreed to resume diplomatic re­ neighbors and the right to send sauce. ; Rae college paper, Barbara lying,” Barbara said, in her have a town beach on Bolton Ubert, Bolton Center Rd., is in President of the U.S.,” declared He spoke in Reno, Nev., first in the library after the program. waist belts, big buckles and have stood by during some of one can be located there who treatable birds were rescued, week long exhibit of new chil­ lations broken by Egypt in 1966 its ships through the Suez Ca­ UNICEF Cans • decided to make journalism her forthright manner. “But It’s like Perkins said. The number of Lake, a recreation area in the charge of these. ’■ that idea, "scares me to death.” stop in a 10-day tour that also her blacker moments. “I’ve ever heard of her. dren's books to celebrate N a­ over the Rhodesia crisis. But nal. UNICEF Trick or Treat cans •! major field at the University of being born with freckles; you sick birds still loose was unde­ Quarryville section of town. The decorations this year will He again said he is not seek­ wUl take him to Oregon, Wash­ been lucky,” she says, “to have And in Pennsylvania, where tional Children’s Book Week. 7 J North Carolina at Chapel Hill. and should buy any land that different and will incorporate ^ distributed ih three Bol- ing the job, but declined to dis­ High Spots have to accept it because there had a lot of friends who were the car is registered, authorities termined. ington and N e w Mexico. . Here, she again broke the The exhibit will begin today. comes up for sale on Box Hill. ^ festive air. Mrs. Lawrence churches Sunday. Children count his availability for a Zerox Copy Service Isn’t much you can do about It.’’ there when I needed them. And said it was registered to a post The fields and streams of the In Washington, a group back­ ■La Paz, seat of the naClonal J wheelchair barrier on a trial Mrs. Luella Denley, children’s Curb on Development Converse Jr. is in charge of St. Maurice classes fe- draft. After graduation, Barbara too, being one of six children office box number and that’s all area in and near Kings County ing Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, government of Bolivia and be­ Manchester • basis. Almost immediately, oth- librarian said over 400 new For conservation needs, the t},jg committee. The decorations 'celved their cans Tuesday. A ll AT returned to her Ijome at Ingalls, has been good for me. Much of they know. became a death trap last week Clock-Changing Timci Texas Republicans in Dallas D-N.Y., for the presidential lieved to toe the world’s high­ Blueprint and Supply, Inc. ; er such students were admitted. books will be included in the commission recommends that children are to return the cans in the Green Valley community the time I was left to fight my The car is in the pound, re­ when high temperatures and will also be for sale. and Houston cheered Reagan’s est city, lies at an elevation display in the activity room of to their diurches Nov. 5. There nomination planned an attempt 690 Hartford Rd„ Manchester Awakened to the needs of stu- of 112 families. own battles. It’s a great advan­ development be voluntarily Mrs. Thomas Johnson, Bolton of 12,001 feet above sea level PINE PHARMACY trievable only on payment of the rotting vegetation In flooded attack on the Johnson adminis­ today to cedi on National CStair- 649-8693 I. dents like Barbara, colleges and Unable to land a job as a reg­ the library. kept away from the water Center, is general chairman of is no party this year at the tage, competition. You have to $26 tow fee and $165 in parking areas combined to release the tration’s fiscal policies and his man John M. Bailey. near L,ake Titicaca, world's Rockville Exchange Ent. 1496 664 Center St. 649-9814 , high schools ’ TJCgan"\Jncludlng PTO Book Fair courses of the Blackledge and high 8<^ool. ular reporter, Barbara settled make your own way.” tlckets.j, deadly botulism bacteria. Is Set for Sunday the fair. recital of the economies he has highest large lake. The Lake Street School PTO Children not attending Sun­ Purpose of the visit, said co- Hop Rivers. Property Declarations will hold its annual book fair (Continued from Page One) day schoed in town who would It recommends for quasi­ ^ow n reaiideiits are reminded A Nov. 15, 16, and 17. A new fea­ DST this year but some areas of like coUecUon cans may ob­ since its Inauguration in 1918. public or public ownership oth­ thait persoin'al pnopenty, other ture this year will be a used the “show m e," state apparent­ tain them from one of the fol­ The federal law said that state er than the town Warner than real estate and registered book table. School children are ly had seen enough and junked lowing: Mrs. Rigby Graham. legislatures could apply for ex­ Swamp off Hebron Rd. and the ntdtor vehicles, must be de­ asked to bring books to school DST some time ahead ot the French Rd.; Mrs. Richard Al­ emption. railroad r'ght of way if and clared by Nov. 2, after which this week that are In good con­ law ’s date which Is Sunday. ton, Hebron Rd.; Mrs. Perry r V r Alaska and Hawaii were ex­ when ie becomes available. there is a ten per cent penal­ dition but are no longer used. Iowa’s legislature attempted Joslln, Loomis Rd., or Mrs. empted. Ohio and Virginia par­ i.ccmmcnds that all land ty. i : Mrs. Paul Dalton is chairman to pus through a hill malntsdn- Howard Lockward, Keeney Dr tially observed the new law and in public space ownership re­ Perscnail propeiTty conisasts of Ing the state’s practice of ob­ Parents are reminded that of the sale. A poster contest Is 46 states compiled In fact if not main so. machinery, airi,,;i j , \.i i ■ . ..- GRAND W AY serving DST from Memorial small children should toe ac­ being conducted in conjunction in spirit. The Bolton open space plan er, dams, livestock, farm m a­ Day to Labor Day, but It failed companied by an adult or re­ CIILING PAINT with the fair and prizes will be For millions of persons, is part of the Capitol Region chinery and tools, office equip­ and Iowa compiled with the lAw. sponsible teen-ager on their col­ given the winners. changing the clock Implies one open space plan. It was de­ ment, goods, utility equipment Kentucky, straddling two time GRAND WAY BRAND Hospital Lectures hour less sleep in the spring and veloped by the Bolton conser and fixtures and all other tax­ lection rounds. zones which in the summer re­ IMMK W A U Dr. Leon Chameldes, chief of one hour more this Sunday. Mil­ vation commission and incor­ able goods, includilng imregis- PBIMANENT TYPE sults in clocks on EST, EDT, Manchester Evening Herald pediatric cardlologs(„{i/; llartford lions of others, however, regard porated with the regional plan lered motor vehicles, trailers tmr% m m .' CST, CDT, requ|)8ted a suspen­ Bolton correspondent, Cleme- Hospital, will give two lectures clock changing as the w ar cry when that was compiled earlier and boolte. sion from the secretary of trans­ at Rockville General Hospital to rally legislators and lobbyists this year. Di Tabled veterans and blind well Young, tel. 643-8981. . portation who is charged with In November. He will review against DST. The commission also held an The latter group consists of enforcing the time act. recent advances in the diagnosis informational hearing last U B F U r a farmers with their argument The Transportation Depart­ and treatment of heart diseases spring to acquaint townspeo­ that “chickens don’t read ment, while observing carefully in children. ple with its ideas. clocks,” outdoor theater owners the states’ efforts to comply The topic of the first lecture Reporting on the develop­ who condemn the late sunsets of with the new law, has tacitly will be “Cardiac Emergencies ment qf Herrick Memorial Park SALE ENDS OCT. 2Sth! I DST as a blight on their liveli­ agreed to be lenient this year. In the Newborn.” It will be pre­ at the meeting last night, Ba’es hood and anxious mothers who sented Friday. said that the road is nearly fin­ must send their children to The second lecture, to be giv­ ished except for grading on the school during October’s dark Denied Plea sides and that the pond ha.a aniniiiii en Nov. 17 is entitled “The In­ mornings. Our rtgukir 4.49 nocent M urmur.” SANTA BARBARA, Calif. been dug out and is full of Passage of the law was ap­ water. The pond covers about a Dr. Chameldes trained at (AP) — Virginia Wilson pleaded plauded by television networks with the judge to let her go be­ quarter of an ,acre, is about a Waihabfe and edorUii patnt Children's Hospital in Boston concerned with keeping every­ fore other college students and foot and a half deep and will that appliei like a dreami Quick 3 U U I M D and at the University of Roches­ m u a m w a v 's o o i A m r ___ O A L one in time with New York and speak on the evils of using mari­ be used for skating. Bates is SAVE! drying. Dries to a toft flat finlih ter Medical Center. His lecture MOINY-SAVNMIVINT Of TM YIARI Los Angeles, originating points will be supported in part by an juana. The judge said no. investigating the possibility of on CHRISTMAS GIFTS! | on most Interior surfaces. Comparaat 1.79 of prime-time TV shows. bringing in electricity for night honorarium provided by the Miss Wilson, 23, a coed at the : W m m i t r f t * It was warmly welcomed by .skating. Greater Hartford Area Heart University of California at San­ O ur own brand... so you know It's fully tsitsd traveling salesmen who were of­ Bates reported that David Association. ta Barbara, was arrested June 9 Going Out For Business— ||a and approvedl Our antl-frsRU will do Rvsry* ten forced to eat three lunches Jensen’s patrol of Boy Scout Rockville Hospital Notes and convicted Sept. 8 of a thing that the nationally odvertlisd brand will in Ohio and Virginia where lo­ Troop 73 will work on trails in Visiting hours arc 12:30 to 8 charge of possessing marijuana. do—except coit as mueh. You S a v * 50f on cal-option rules caused a Hsl MANY ITEMS' p.m. in all areas except mater­ In a letter to Superior Court the park this weekend. mm crazyquilt of time zones which each galioni Bates and Winkler reported nity where they are 2 to 4 and Judge C. Douglas Smith she changed at each cross roads. said if a jail sentence were on their meeting with the V er­ 6:30 to 8 p.m. V2 PRICE! A bill was introduced in the waived she woould speak at dor­ non conservation commission, Admitted Wednesday: John Ohio legislature to place the mitories, fraternity and sorority where areas of mutual interest Juit say "CHAROMT' at GRAND WAY Benedict .West Main St.; John K state on Standard Time perma­ houses and elsewhere on cam­ were discussed. Vernon is in- COUNTRY STORE Dundy, Hartford Turnpike; nently, but the newly appor­ puses. ‘terested in acquiring land on f vC'-m-, <1 Ccciie Prucha, Eari St.; Wil­ tioned legislature defeated it de­ NUTMEG “I can give first-hand knowl­ its part of Box Hill, and is con­ liam Pxberts, Tolland; Timo­ spite cries of protests from rur­ §•> R O iipiA n A Y m »X »-n . DROP CLOTH BATHTUB IDGING KIT edge of the effect that a felony cerned about the drainage into Route 6 ANDOVER M l O i n i D .... thy Cavanaujh, West Rd.; Jo- al representatives. Virginia Ceralme edging conviction has emotlimally and Valley Falls Park ( which comes Hundreds of uses rep’i DeMaio, Wapplng. made a stab at creating some U 4" So 4" A ll metol tray. Cbmpleti makes your tub 4 physically on a person,” she from a brook flowing out of arpund the house Discharged Wednesday: Pa­ sort of conformity in 1964 by Saturday 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. with ladder hookt. more sanitary . ,. wrote. Bolton’s Notch Pond.) Widths M t 8 8 4 tricia Bernier, Skinner Rd.; putting the state on DST from heokf. end garog*. Heavy Judge Smith, rejecting the CSiristinas Fair Set prevent germs from Harry Mitchell, Plnney' St.; 'Memorial Day to Labor Day. Sunday 10 A.M. to 7 P.M. plaitle; C AB Ifl plea, sentenced her to 9 Odays In The Ladies Benevolent Our regular 194 breedingl Our regular 4.49 Anna Thorne, Vernon Haven; The law dldn’t- ty of Boltmi CongregatlmSl TUNI-UP Louise Jedelhauser, Rockville dria or other suburbs of Wash­ P P iU iilP i^ iilii batlon. Sobbing, the coed went Church will hold its ninth an- llliiliia illiiiB I 11® Memorial Nursing Home; An­ ington, which kept time by the to jail Thursday. White House clock. r*gular994 nie Staiger, Broad Brook. Said Smith: Imposing the sen­ CIsans, protects, The states having bonaflde tence was a “ duty to servs no­ and lubrieotes The Herald’s Vernon Bureau complaints against the law were tice on the students that the use any engine. Is at 38 Park St., tel. 876-3136 those divided by two time zones. of marijuana is serious and not or 643-2711. News Items may be It was common practice in such fri VINOUS.” moiled to P.O. Box 327, Roek- states to let the eastern part re­ GOOD I 'T-i li WINDIHIIliD GOOD WA8HIR vllle. main on Standard Time all year and allow the western section to Tense When Hungry? PLAGE adopt DST to give the state a PUCE 2 9 4 id-oz. C A R M CHEVROLET State Poliee uniform summer time. BOSTON — Avoid going to the TO TO Preslonel Wash* States In this category were dentist when your stomach is tons er solvent, harm* Indiana, Idaho, Nevada, N e­ empty. Scientists have Yound - f Seek Data on ® USED CARS ® BUY YGUB CHOICI less to auto fin* braska, Florida, Texas, Michi­ that tension greatly increases BUY UB CHOICI tshes.______Private Patrol gan, Kentucky, North and South sensitivity to pain, and people Dakota and Tennessee. tend to be most tense when hun­ A GAR W m OUNK INOINI etlANIR A CAR ( VRANBMIfflON A n unoftficia'l citizens' group Michigan, burdened by its gry. OUM OUT CARBURETOR ILUID — apparently designed to help westward-reaching Upper Pen­ FRESTONE auto radiator C IIA N B t protect (law and order in the insula, has a particular prob­ COLLEGE DEAN DIES m products. stete— filed ' a trade name this lem. Upper Michigan will be PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — DUFONT r r TRANSM8- 1 9 < 4 t Dr. Robert Boggs, 64, dean of 1IMMINUTE FLUSH Warco.. For. all week at the Manchester Town turning its clocks back to Cen­ ’6S SALES ARE GREAT SION SIAUNT ■A. Clerk’s Office under the name, tral Standard Time and the low­ the New York University Col­ lA C H ANTMUST automatic trans* AND THEY'RE BRINGING THE GREATEST SELECTION OF BEAUTIFUL SIAiat AND STOMIAK O urrogukir "CTonnectlciit Highway, Patrol,” er section of the state to East­ lege of Medicine from 1949 to USED CAR TRADES IN OUR HISTORY. COME IN AND SAVE. ngukir Mje oadi. missions. Top ern Standard. 1956, died Tuesday of a heart 1.15*1.47 quality. The group, which Is being or­ /ennms • DRILL ACCKSORIES ganized by Curtis E. Frazier The Michigan legislature ex­ seizure. Boggs served in the 19^5 CHEYELLE 1965 CHEVROLET 1964 FORD Sr., of 210 Spruce St., has empted the state from the feder­ Navy during World War H and Galaxie ‘500’ Sport Coupe. e W M N C H IS • PUTTY KNIVES joined N Y U in 1947. Malibu 4--DOor. 6-cyl., standr Im pala Super ^ r t Coupe. drawn the attention of State al law. But the state’s residents 6-cyJ., standard, radio, heat­ • HAM M IftS ard, radio, heater. S'! CCA V-8, auto., power ateerlng, • MOACHEDSdCKRS Police Commissioner Leo J. gathered enough petitions to radio, heater, buck- $4AQ C er, whitewalls. $1325 Mulcahy. force a referendum on the Issue, whitewalls. • t l V I U • O ILC A N S i ': r i et seats, whitewalls. ■Vww Mulcahy has issued a memor­ thereby nullifying the legisla­ eHAND SAWS . • T U B i c u r m 1967 CHEVROLET 1963 CHEVROLET 1965 CORVAIR andum to a(!i police departments ture's act. Voters will have their final say when the conflict Bel A ir 4-Door. V-8, auto., Im pala’ Convertilble. V-8, Morvza 4-Door Hardtop. 6- • FRICTION T A N • CRIMFINO TOOLS in the state requesting Infor- cyl., auto., bucket maitlon on the group and em­ Is placed on the November 1968 radio, heater. $9RQR overdrive, radio, $1905 • W O O D M A N E “far whitewalls. CtW heater, whitewalls. Ifcirw tailio, heater, $ 1 9 4 5 phasizing the ’’patrol" Is “not ballot. whitewalls. ■ Just foy "CHAROE^T' at GRAND WAY official." Tennessee went along with FAIRWAY. 1966 T’ BHLD State police are seeking in­ DST this year and Is happily 1964 CHEVY II TRUCKS FMtyWpywe II.OIW I.il Nova, Station Wagon. V-8, Convertible. V-8, auto., pow­ formation about persons behind chabglng the clock to standard f l R ’T-T er ateering-briakies-windows- 1966 CHEVROLET organlzat'ion of the patrol and time Sunday. standiard, radio, M 975 Flsctslde Vi-ton Pickup 8'. heater, whitewalls. Iwfw seat, stereo tape, radio, recruiting procedure. Georgia couldn't make up its both stores opon heater, whitewalls. V-8, Ettaredard, heat- $ | T C C In his memorandum the com­ mind about DST in April so It $3595 er, signal' lights. A ■ "A® 1966 PONTIAC missioner said complaints had we.nt alon:» with its neighbors. tonight HH 9! GTO Hardtop Coupe. V-8, 1964 CHEVROLET 1965 FORD been received 'that "persons The legislature passed a resolu­ 4-speed, radio, heater, bucket Im pala 4-Door. V-8, auto., Stylestde - ton Custom CLIP-pN seeking members for this or­ tion putting Georgia on DST un­ seats, whitewalls. $2475 power steering, radio, heator, Pickup 8’. V-8, standard, HIADLIGHT PULi PBONT W O U 'S HIAD ganization have been .stating less two of Its five bordering 8-fT. B O O fm iMIAD B i f f that meinibers have, ’limited ar­ states opposed DST. whitewalls. $1650 heater, signal $1495 B U M ! BY I A lifO M A f MOfOB OIL V Adfuits to 4 dif* rest powers.’ " ,None did and Georgia had late WoteemaHOra 1963 CHEVROLET In 12-voIt OP 6 * Dow> * molded AAest famous, TempoVary headquarters Jor 1962 International In 12>volt or 6» It finest brondl In fsrsnt potlHonf sunsets but is now having sec­ Impala 4-Door Hardtop. V-8, 1965 COMET Volt modolt. rubber. Protects the organization are to be at ond thoughts. A bill was pro­ Loadstar ‘1600’ 12’ van. 6 G/8" POWIB DBIU ML-euRPesi Jie * a w GBBITAI. BANDIB 7" CIBCULAB BAW v d t modoh. qt AAsrsI/dipt onto auta, power steering, radilo, Model ‘202’ 4-Door. 6-c'i., Brand now . . carpets. Fits most SAE20,or30W. Frazier’s Spruce St. address. posed to remove the state from cyt., 4-«peed, heat- $|C A C Maefo of sturdy, auto., radio, heater, M C C A Handle* {ob* that Cuts everything Post sanding with Cuts through 2* cars, in 7 colors. A ^ts rigid spe* front s«at. No He could not be contacted by decorator heater, whitewalila. $1350 er. algrtal lights. • A wirw factory. - fr*»n. DST and it will be considered in whitewalls. l*f«Pw require greater A A A from metal tp leath* 4000orbits per min. A A M board at 45 de> m m hlgh'Conduetlng — dficatlen*. holts to drill. The Herald for comment. aluminum. F*' Top quality. January when the legislature capacity. Powerful 9 m w w erl Cuts 2 x 4'sl 9.99 utel Takes standard • wttTrW grees onglel High IW tW O Cenqmiwel2A9 Ourrogular994 OurfS|iftar5i49 convenes. Makes Its own start. sheets of paper. 2.0' Ownoulnrl.49 Our rsQuIor 1 .4 9 spray -paiats" OI R REPUTATION IS BEHIND EVERY IISBD OAR WE SPa.L motor, lode type torque fere*. li- BEE FIGURES IN CRASH Arkansas complied with the trigger. regular 11.97 Ing hoi*. regular 14.99 amp motor. _ regular 14.99 8-ampi meter, regular 2 2 .tt LOCK HAVEN, Pa. (AP) — A time act and went on DST for bumble bee caused a tractor- the , first time. Some people 77c trailer to run off a hlg^iway near didf)’t like it and the Issue is ex­ this central Pennsylvania .com­ pected to be debated in the leg­ CARTER CHEVRCLET MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST . Just soy *f€HARGE-ir ^ IMDDIE nMNNOE WfESt ’ munity and dump a bulldozer It islature's special session in Feb­ ^ at Onind Way! at OriMNi Woyl was carrying down a 125-foot V MANCmSfER Open Mon. thru Sat. 9s30 A M . to 9 PJA. Opon Mon. thru Sat. 9i30 AAA. 10 9 P.M. ruary. 1229 Main 84. — Open EvenlngH till 9, Th'urM. till 6 — Manchwter embankment. Missouri joined the parade to

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I . . I PAGE FOURTEEN RIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1967 Section Two FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1967 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1967 son of Janis and Marla Zvirbuils ifllattrl;20t2r lEuYnitis !l|2raUi Pages IS to 28 Ex-Resident Vinkels of Latvia. A resident of Good Will Andover, he was employed by Court’s Rule South’s TrocTbs Resist Pope ^ d Patriarch Dies in Crash Cheney Bros, of Manchester. Survivors besides' his wife In­ Curbing Mail Is Spread 12th Circuit Club to Heav Of Motorcyle clude two sons, Valdls Vinkels at home and Lt. Gunnars Vin­ A Violent Red Attack By Ordaz Hold Private Talks Court Cases Of Fake Stamps A raotorcycte accident on kels with the U.S. Air Force Pornography VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope Into East and West In 1064, the Intentate Rt. 84 near the SAIGON (AP) — When dawn Vietnamese hurled back the Edward L. Willard, president Wninders Bridge took the life stationed In Tuscon, Arizona. (Continued from Page One) came, the bodies of North Viet­ first assault—three North Viet­ (Ooatliined from Page X)ne) p^ui v i and Orthodox Patriarch major difference being over the MANICHESOnER SIESStON laat night of l7-year-ended cartridge by the cor­ night at Manchester High ^hool Cafeteria. They of 56 Thomas St., Rockville. the guests of honor at a ftunlly SurvlvoTB besdides hia parents from outside, a Customs Bureau ner Off his house. available at the door. Containers for old eye glass­ The figure was 11,107 for the The couple w.is married Oct. Funeral services wlli be held before midnight. We went on 100 ons—at least 73 weapons had of Manchester to do 1 niains and appurter.uiices di­ are, left to right, Edward Carlson of the Manches­ es and frames will be provided by the Lion’s Club. corresponding week last year. dinner party given by thedr on­ Monday at l l a.m. at Holmes Include his brother, Brian R. official said there has been no per cent alert. That is ev­ been found by midday. rectly affected by Rt. 6 reloca­ The case of Edward P. Kelsey, 29, 1898 at the Union Congre­ ly child, Mrs. Vincent Barrows Reed, and a sUstier, Patti-ann great change in the volume of Q I engiireeniiBengineering workw uia ic required4 ui&t;u 17, of 95 S. Main St., charged ter Lion’s Club and Mrs. Rita Kenway of the Man­ Festival judges are Jacques E. H. M. Rommel, Bridgeport led the state last gational Church in Rockville, of 20 Reed St., Rockville. FunerBil Home,, 400 Main St. erybody except me. I went back Menger was bom in Hamilton, tion will be done by contractors week with 2,184 claims and was Burial will be in East Ceftie- Reed, both at hxjme; his ma­ material confiscated by inspec­ Ont.—his mother American and o p C f l R d * o f l y S connection with water-main and with breach of peace, was con­ chester Fine Art Ass(x:iation, co-chairmen of the teacher of art and design at Central Connecticut by the Rev. Charles KcKenley. The Yosts have two g;rand- ternal grandparents, Mr. and to bed.” hired by the state. followed by, New Haven with 2,- tery, Manchester. tors. Within half an hour he was his father Canadian. r ’n r i A i r l sanltary-sewer-maln relocations Other changes, not dlrecUy tinued to Nov. 2 for a court trial. exhibit; Jacob A. Haroian president of the Lion’s State College, New Britain, and Gerald Doudera, Mrs. Yost, 89, is the former children and five great-grand­ Mrs. Ralph Strickland of Bol­ ijgcause of the new Rt. 6. 156, Hartford with 1,746, and Wa­ Miss Jennie Brown. She was children. Friends may call at the fu­ jolted from his sleep by the roar “I had dual citizenship and I the («sult of Rt. 6 relocation, He pleaded not guilty to the Club, and James Segal, Lion’s Club co-chairman of assistant professor of art at the University of terbury with 1,629. neral home Sunday from 2 to 4 ton; his paternal grandparents of a mortar barrage. Menger sort of got' trapped in the The Henry Souther Co. will will be done by a contractor charge. the event. The festival opens today from 6 to 10 Connecticut. (Herald photo by Ofiara) born in Scotland Aug. 14, 1878. (Ernest Reed of Vernon and Soviet Warships In Family Life do the water-main study and Manchester was 16th among Mr. Yost, 93, was born in Rock­ and 7 to 9 pjn. dove for the radio. American Reserye Officers hired by the town, he said. He was arrested Sept. 21 as the state’s 20 offices. It had Bridgeport Man Dies Mrs. Dorothy Clark of St. Pet­ "In 20 minutes we had Training Corps and'here I am,” ”Why Family Life Educa­ Griswold the sandtary-sewer- Re said that he expects full a result of a domestic distur- He has been released on the no ville March 22, 1874 and has ersburg, Fla.; and his paternal In Egyptian Port main study. St., Coventry; Mrs. Inez Adam- been 17th the week before. lived his entire lifetime in the BRIDGEPORT (AP)—Injuries artillery support,” he said. he grinned. His wife now lives tion?” was the topic of a talk ^ym ent for work required by bance, police reported. He has cash bail compact, Farewell Gift Cubs to Clean ec, 66 Gardner St.; Mrs. Clau­ great-grandmother, Mrs. Elsie The artillery and the South in Rolla, Mo. by Mrs. Hollis W. Huston, an in­ The town will pay the two Rt. 6 relocation, but none for Yost homestead on Thomas St. suffered in an auto accident HlUlker of West Wellington. been released on the no cash The case of Wayne Mainvllle, dia Clapprood, Stafford SEYMOUR MAN KILLED Four Soviet warships arrived structor In child development companies, but will be reim­ work done othei^se. bail compact. 17, of 903 Center St., charged Pr^ented Ely Nature Center Mr. Yost, who went to work Sunday have claimed the life Obituary here today to the tumultous Springs; Orest Gladky, 27 DERBY (AP) — A seymo- for a living as ii boy of 10 in of 36-year-old Moses Williams at Central Connecticut State bursed in full by the state, un- Because of the complex for- The case of Robert Ranking, with operating a motor vehicle Ridge St.; Mrs. Ann Ingram; cheers of Port Said residents College, before the Manchester der an agreement already sign- mula Involved of determining The employes of Uie Elari'e Rohian, cdualrman of man was fatally Injured Thurs­ the Cy White Gingham Mill in of Bridgeport. i23, of Coventry, charged with without a license, failure to obey Chester Pobutkiewlcz, 40 Mc­ day while on a sewer construc­ and dock workers. Kenya, Somalia Confer PTA Coimcil last night at Buck- ed. which work Is necessary and breach of peace was continued traffic control' signs, and reck- Municipal Building presented a the IMlanicheiateir Ohaimber of Rockville, enjoys gardening, Williams died Thursday at Oiu«noe IloaS State News Tugs and motor boats swirled Grath Rd., South Windsor; Bea­ tion project. and this summer again had a Bridgeport Hospital. He was hit ROCKVILLE —Caanence ley School. In addition to the Griswold which isn’t, it wlU be difficult to Nov. 2. less driving, has been continued golng-away g(lft this morning to Ooimimerce “Adopit a Lot” com- trice Morse, 97 Brookfield St.; near the Soviet ships, some Because of the chemging na­ study, town forces also will be to come up with reasonable re- The victim was identified as small vegetable and flower late Sunday night at the inter­ NolaJd, 8a, »f MlaKSick Memorial sending out long whistles while To Settle Border Feud He was served a warrant on to Nov. 2. Mainvllle is presently Norman Ely, an glde In the mdbtee, today announoed that Mrs. Janet Herzog and daugh­ Walter J. Dzlekan, 30. He was garden. (Mirs. Yoart handles the section of Crescent Avenue and Hokne, dSed yelElteTidlay nuoimlng Roundup ture of society, the family Is no Involved In the sanitary-sewer Imbursement estimates, he ter, 178 Highland S^:; Mrs. Mil­ fishermen shouted: “Welcome, By DENNIS NEELD Presidents Julius Nyerere of longer its basic unit, but only engineering and the town will said. Reformatory assessor’s office, who is leav- memlbeTB of Oub Boout Pack crushed against the side of a regular household chores. Both Bunnell Street. Bit MbnCbelrtielr MemO(riial Hos- tlc disturbance at 66 Birch St. in Cheshire. today. 120 of St. Jaimes’ Church win dred Chasse and daughter, 129 (Continued from Page One) welcome, Soviet friends.” Associated Press Writer Tlanzania and Milton Obote of one of many equal imits, said ———^------bucket loader he was operating are active and are enjoying The driver, John C. Hunt, 30, pihal. Hie wlais tolonv Sn Rioickvi’lle No accurate description of the Uganda have been Invited to at­ ______The gift, a pen and pencil clean up the Oak Gnove Nature Summer St.; Mrs. Judith Ott when he attempted to step down good health. of Bridgeport, was charged with NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — Mrs. Huston, who went on to and son, 27 Battista Rd. and wiais a rellreid darpenter. being bound over to Superior warships was immediately tend as observers. A closer set, came from the group’s Center tamnniow a t 11 a.m. from tee cab, police said. The couple attends services reckless driving. Survivors (include la sister, available, except that they Summit talks open this weekend note that men and women some­ Thla dis the edghth tiime this Court on arson charges. neighbor to the disputed fron­ times become confused by the Hearings Resume Friday FOUR CHURCHES OF BOLTON "(Jheer Fund.” ------JS.______MkB. Frances Lynch of Ehst included two big vessels, a frig­ in an attempt to end the four- tier, Emperor Haile Selassie of Ely, who has worked for tee year the pack members have 0 similarly changing nature of WlU Present HiaiidfloiU Waiving examination on the ate and an auxiliary supply ves­ year guerrilla war along the Ethiopia, has not. He and Soma­ town, for six years, has accept­ poiltiiicdpated In this actirtty. XSnaveBidC servlbeis will be to- charges was James E. Sudol, sel. frontier between Kenya and So­ lia have tJielr own border trou­ their own roles in life. In Refuse Contract Suit The Chamber's "Adopt a Lot’ Although the primary job of ed a position of accountant with noorTow alt 11 feum. at St. Ber- 24. The Cairo press said the visit malia in which nearly 3,000 bles. Hearings have been postponed He was told, he said, that the Hartford Insurance Group. commllbtee, aconding to Roiuui, uartl’iB Oemeltiery. There Bjre no have died. the family is to produce mature The Fribourg Choir He was arrested Oct. 6 after was a courtesy call on Port Kenya and Somalia agreed at until next Friday at 10 a.m. in the new contract would be suf- OF SWITZERLAND Wednesday night, at Willie’s is In the process of conitaotiing chBitiig (Mouib. Burke EVnehal Said, but the fact the ships Zambia’s President Kenneth the recent African summit human beings, the speaker Steak House, he was feted with varixms scout units to endeavor Home, 76 Proispect St., Rock­ an investigation by the fire mar­ Kaunda will act as mediator at charged, there are many indi­ the $100,000 breach of contract flcient to help him make up MORIARTY BROTHERS came in the wake of the sinking meeting In the Congo to settle suit brought against the Town the losses he had Incurred from a dinner, sponsored by tee staff to tntereelt them in adapting a ville, is in chlairge of amange- shall and police. Officials said the peace conferee, In Arusha, cations it Is not doing the task Sudol was accused of starting of the Israeli destroyer Elath on their long-standing border dis­ of Manchester by the Connect!- his overtime payments. ST. MAURICE CHURCH— BOLTON of tee assessor's (Mice and at­ particular area for regular meniba Saturday and the subsequent Is­ northern Tanzania, between pute by peaceful .means. If they well. She cited Increasing rates The town is trying to prove tended by about 45 municipal monthly (ilesiuqie. three fires which were set in ______^ President Jomo Kenyatta of ______of juvenile delinquency, nar­ cut Carting Co. of Newington. the late afternoons, shortly be­ raeli shelling of oil refineries in come to terms, general dlscus- Retired Supreme Court Judge that whatever losses Mlatio in­ FRIDAY, NOV. 3 8:30 P.M. employes. He was present­ Ahnon W. Cowles Suez makJ It appear to be a Kenya and Premier Mohammed follow * its territory, dozens of bombs Thursday night p^,„^ ford; Henry Laplne, Somers- dents marched to City Hall and dition of Hayley'8 name. She' is viUe; Mrs. Edna Howat,. 1200- then back to the campus. bombs were th:rown and firemen tg^s. Abdlrashld All Shermarke, and today most of teem added, teat tee terrorists have, shown on the list as “in­ In Memoriam hosed down the jeering students Con Thlen, the much-shelled who Somalia’s Premier nego- fakes — on Hong Kong streets adapted one or more cars as tervening," meaning she is Main St., South Winds(>r. In laving memory of Roipeo P. Carr told students at an for four minutes. BolssonnauM who passed away Ocl. assembly Thursday noon that Marine outpost just below the tiated the Soviet arms deal, is and police said they apparently bomb-planting machines. seeking an opportunity to reply Also, Mrs. Nora George, 189, 27 . 19« 6 . the conduct of the dem­ Eventually the students dis­ demilitarized zone, was show­ now president and regarded as were using special "hole in tee “ They apparently have cut to allegations contained in the Kelly Rd., Wapplng; Bidward The depths of sorrow we cannot onstrators was sowing ’’the persed. ered by 102 rounds of enemy a hardliner.. However, Premier floor” cars to do it. holes in tee floor of tee automo­ wife’s petition. Sbensie, 235 School St.; Theo­ teH, Egal Is thought to favor an end dore Posunlak, East Hhmpttm; Of the loss of one we loved so well. seeds of revolution or anarchy.” In Saratoga Springs, N.Y., mortar, rocket and'reciriltess ri­ The scare bombs, many plant­ biles and "are dropping bombs BROTHERS And while he sleeps a peaceful The students served Smith Thursday the presence of a fle fire but no Marines were re­ to the conflict and perhaps re­ ed in a seemingly straight line, through that hole as the car STATE EMPLOYES ELECTION Edward VlkllnlU, 90 Chapel sleep, Rd., South Windsor; Emily "Connecticut's Oldest Lincoln-Mercury, Comet and Cougar Dealer" Hki memory we shall always keep. coffee and donuts while he was Navy WAVE recruiter on cam- ported Injured. newal of diplomatic relations apparently were designed to dis­ proceeds down the street,’’ one HARTFORD (AP) — Connecti­ pus was protested by more tean The eight-engine B52 Stratfor- with Britain. ■ , rupt traffic. Only a handful con­ police offiiclal said. Rak, West Hartford; Mrs. Jac­ Wife, Children and Grandchildren trapped in his car but they vot­ cut State Etriployees Council 16 ed down his request to go to a 160 girls at Skidmore College. tresses made a predawn raid on Without formally ' renouncing tained explosives smd only three “But there is one consolation. reelected Michael Ferrucl Jr. of queline Gibbs, Hartford; Betty OPEN NIGHTS till 9:00 THURSDAYS till 6:00 Card Of Thanks restroom. The demonstrators carried North Vietnam’s main mountain its territorial aspirations, Soma­ were real bomb devices with Such a planting car probably North Haven as president. Baranonski, 17 View St.; Mrs. We wish to thank ah of our Police moved in after report^ signs, listened to speeches by portal to Laos and South Viet- lia might agree to end support both explosives and some frag- would be used only for fakes. It Also reelected Thursday to un- Amelia Blanchard, 106 Francis netgHboni. friends and relatives) fbr i - ... - Drive; Nancy Caitalano, '16 the many acts of kindness and of a scuffle bq,tween those block­ faculty members and students nam, the Mu Gla Pass. The lot tee guerrilla fighters in tee mentation material. Rollce would be too dangerous to th^ contested posts were Robert 301-.315 Center Street, Manchester Phone 643-5135 sympathy shown us In our recent denouncing the war in Vietnam, heavy bombers hit a truck park belief it has more, to gain from sources said the bombs “would terrorists teemselves to shove “Taylor of Oheshlre, secretary, Sherry (Jircle, Tolland; Mrs. bFreavement. We especially thank ing the auto and another group all tiiose who sent the beautiful protesting the action of fellow and picketed the administration ^ and storage areas in the pass, trade with its neighbor than suddenly appear on the streets lethal bombs through the floor and Floyd Gallup Jr., of Storrs’ Anna Muska, Broad Brook. ’ floral tributes. students. building. bombed by B82s on Oct. 16. from hostilities. without witnesses in the area hole of a moving vehicle.” treasurer. Also, Donna Pearson, Main The Pamtly of Lena HUi MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1967 P A G E SIXTEEN \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1967 PAGE SEVENTEEN make-up; Mrs. Kenneth Porter and friends who did not pledge ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Smithsonian Experiment Hebron and Mrs. John Sibun, proper­ at the morning worship. Winners Named ties, and Mrs. William Llndsa^ Wait for Rotary's 2nd Annual Forecasters Warn and Mrs. Barbara Coveil, cos­ Manchester EverJag Herald In Bike Contest CRPA Proposes Gradual Move to .Federation Xm as Fair tumes. Hebron corrospondeiit Mrs. Mar­ Establishment of a z^pgiD^al Present Bodies Adrisory ■report gave a high rating to D.C, Neighborhood Museum The play is being directed by jorie Porter, tel. StS-Mld. ANTIQUES Tight Credit Ahead PTA , to a Regional Co- Transit District 1 and sprawling greenery of pic­ there is some sort of museum,” ple call it a recreation center. It Pat Greenhaigh; Christmas dec­ san Gates, John Fry and ]^ura grant certain powers to a Re­ area. President Johnson’s request for the money market and drives Ordination Council with Idmlted ture postcard Washington. he said. “ This was an abnormal really doesn’t matter what you orations, Loraine Black; food, America’s Most Versatile VACUUM MACHINE Ronzella. gional Co-ordination Council. Local operation with the co­ call it. It’s all those things and a 10 per cent inCometax sur- interest rates up. powers to insure co-ordinaition. 57 But Anacostia has been a lit­ community. We had nothing cul­ Mrs. Isabel Hill; Children’s Chairmen of event were Under the coordinating re­ Total Units ordinated network Should con­ it’s going to be more. charge. ., And government officials con- The need for a guaranteed in­ tle less a slum since Uncle tural or creative. We were pre­ booth, Marianne Moore; plants, HIGHLY EFFICIENT GIANT-VAC — Mr. and Mrs. PhUip Rich. gional council form of govern­ tinue, the report reoonunends. “We’re going to create a A credit squeeze last year re- tend they will go even higher come to perform :ts responsi­ ment, the general operations of Beasley, the world’s friendliest pared to accept help wherever Louise Parkington; candy, The praviiHton Ito TKsoihre town areas of centralized purchasing, Highway Program place where people can come to suited in a shortage of piortgage without higher taxes since this bilities may trigger the move government would still be done dinosaur, moved into the neigh­ we could find it. We found it at Y.P.F. and snack bar, Mrs. coMfflidtB would be gitianbed, 'aiul assessing and billing, it states. The report recommends the give expression to their hopes.” money and sent the housing in- will force the Treasury to bor- to a regional federation which by the towns or special dis­ borhood. the Smithsonian.” Charlotte Shorey. land use control over dlreot Comprehensive planning Implementation o f highway The museum already has had The pioneer in the power vacuum dustry to Its knees. The recov­ row even more money. Gets Custody of Son would have powers of taxation, tricts. A regional tax or assess- Using $45,000 donated by three Anyone wishing to work or lamKxxreftaramnoe with the re­ should continue on all levels of ■programs at the State and local He stands in all his llfesize, fi­ its effects on community pride. field offers a complete line of vac­ ery Is not yet complete. Frederick L. Demlng, under­ ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) police and eminent domain. miMt to pay for a central stialf foundations, the Smithsonian donate may contact any of the gional plain would ba exercised. government with each level con­ levels with coordin'S/ted trans- berglass, prehistoric eminence Shortly before it opened, sev­ The newest storm cloud was secretary of the Treasury for The philosophy of CRPA, to would be needed. and the people of Anacostia put uums and blowers from 4 to 10 — A juvenile judge has given an The final powieir, eicoorcUng to centrating on the concerns most portaitSon and land use plazming on a vacant sand lot on Nichols eral area store owners painted booth chairmen. the highest Interest rate—6.76 monetary affairs, said the real keep the ^vernment as close to together the museum which in­ Albuquerque accountant tempo­ The council would bring to­ the lepont, woidd be granitied significant at its own level of through the planning agencies Avenue and likes nothing better their buildings. One even plant­ Assessor Hours H.P. with special models to 60 H.P. per cent-^ffered by the Treas­ Impact without higher taxfes the people as possible, would cludes a small zoo replete with rary custody of his 7-year-old gether under one umbrella all to operate techndicall aasdstance operation. at the_ State, regional, and lo­ than for kids to slide down his ed shrubbery. Assessor Harold Maddock will Giant-Vacs are engineered and pro­ ury Department In 46 years to would take hold early next year. be reflected in the composition squirrel monkeys, several tur­ son whom the father contended the various advisory regional ofltoes (tor muniiolpalliiltliiea and to cal levels, be continued. ample spine or dangle upside “ The way they were fixing up be at the Town Office Building borrow money for more than Without the surcharge, he was living with his mother at a of the Regional Federation. Land use of local significance tles, two racoons, two bull duced by the same company mak­ groups, as departments of staff d;o BxtmindBtraitlve worfo such as ■Regional supervision, when down from one of his three the museum made us all look from 9 to 5 p.m. tomorrow to one year. It will apply to $1.6 said, the Treasury will be hippie cxdony. The federation would be com­ should continue to be controlled snakes, several assorted birds agencies. The council would al­ tax coUedtioin on a contract and if necessary, and sponsor- horns. bad,” said Marvous Saunders, aid in the preparation of prop­ ing precision Jet Aircraft and Mis- billion of the $12.2 billion to be torced to borrow an extra $2 bll- Jerrell A. Atkinson alleged in posed of elected repi esenta- by local governments. Land use and a couple of white mice; a so have representatives from baislis. ehip demonstration projects “He’s a tritops,’’ said a owner of a barber shop across erty declarations. borrowed by the Treasury on every three months in a a District Court suit Thursday tdves from eaich o f the legions with regional significance such 1 little^ theater with closed circuit terchangeable accessories and pow- the various area districts such Governmental Ratings is desirable. Actual public op­ 12-year-old boy named Bobby the street, right next to Uncle Play Set Monday. money market where Interest that the son, WllUam Atkinson, towns, according to the report. as a commercial development television, a walkthrough gener­ sile parts. A complete line of in- as the MDC. ,Th)e reporit rates 24 functions eration of mass transit would perched on Uncle Beasley's Beasley’s sand lot. The Podium Players will pre­ Treasury officials contend the “ f® already too high, went to his first-grade class in The towns would retain con­ exceeding a certain size or flood 2 al store circa 1890, two arts and The MDC’s role in the area c f gioiveimnvemlt agtalnislt a sewe«- 'be necessary only if it bhould neck. “ All of us in the block decided sent “ Man in a Dog Suit” Nov. er units, are offered to readily cus­ high rate will have no appreci- One difference between last the Placitas community near trol o f duties and operations plain controls might be con­ crafts areas and a bone room would be expanded to meet the poitait yiarctlWck reoomimendjod prove unprofitable for private Actually, Uncle Beasley is a we’d try to get fixed up before 3 and 4 at 8:15 p.m. nightly at able effect on the ability of year’s squeeze and conditions Albuquerque with flowers within the town lines. trolled at the regional level, where a skelelton can be ijaken tom-fit a Giant Vac to your needs. physical resource needs of the by th e iHatlcnlal AdvOlsoiTy Ocm - companies, the report notes. duplicate of a Trlceratops, but the dedication. We made it by a Rham High School theater. Tick­ banks and savings and loan as- this year is that more money is painted on his body. Taxes to support the fed­ th-t report suggests. apart by visitors and reassem­ For any type of debris, there is a area such as sewers and refuse mltltee o n Inltria-Goivieinnmenital The afea-of.'A i? Transporta­ "tritops’’ Isn’t bad for a boy couple of days. I’m sorry I nev­ ets may be obtained from cast sociations to compete for con- available because of the Feder- Judge Edwin Swope gave eration would be leveled on Urban renewal should con­ bled. disxxisal. The composition of the ReJsitiiona The vairioua funo- tion Is currently under separate who, until a month ago, had er did it before. Giant-Vac for the job. sumer savings. al Reserve Board’s policy of fos- Dianne Josm Atkinsbn, the towns not on individuals. tinue to be handled at the local members or from ticket chair­ MDC would be changed from ttona were broloed down Into study by CRPA with a study nothing but history book draw­ The exhibits will be changed “ But, hell, I guess I never had High interest rates last year tering easier credit, mother, until Nov. I6 to show The eventual alternative to level. man, Mrs. Ruth Bpyington. that, of appointment by the gov­ five gieneiral oaibegiorliies, with slated for publication in late ing concepts of prehistoric ani­ every few months and, Kinard prompted many savers to with- There is still nothing to Indl- cause why the father’s custody Regional Federation, as seen any reason before.” Rush seats will be available ernor to designation by the dis­ recoimmendaitlioinis glwen fo r The state presently exerts 1968. said, they may in time consist End adv Pms Wed Nov. 1, Sent MODEL NO. 670 FT30 E draw their money from savings cate the nation’s money manag- should not be i>ermanent. The in the r-eport, is a metropolitan mal life. at 8:10 p.m. for all students at trict towns. This would bring each fui||cltion. several controls bver the human Water transportation is o f lit­ Those concepts were not suffi­ entirely of projects created by Oct. 26 and loans and banks for Invest- ers have wavered from that pol- couple is divorced. government in which town lines 50 cents. College students are SEE THEM AT... control of the district closer to resource category which In­ tle concern to local and 7 Meltxiopoll'tan g ov em - cient to lure Bobby or any of his neighborhood residents, a plan men^ paying more interest, a icy. The father’s suit contended and aiithority would be erased. the voter, a major goal of the included in the special price but nueiDt gienieirially rialted h igh est on cludes such areas as housing, regional Interest expept for friends across the river to the that has the Smithsonian’s factor which tightened the avail- But this Is apparently based the boy lived at the “ Dome,” a This is the “most extreme re- report. must show I.D. cards. Special econiomlo evaluHttloinia whUe welfare, education, libraries and recreational boating, the report cold marble halls of Washing­ hearty approval. able supply of mortgage money. In part on the possibility of hlgh- “ hand-made community-type orgianlzation” of the five forms .T h e council would be given Home Financing tickets for $1 each are available local (munUdpal) govemmenit recreation. notes. ton’s better-known museums. One official said California’s er taxes. Without the surcharge, structure inhabited by what is of govei'nment. according to the the power of approval on all Kinard, a Neg(ro, is an experi­ for groups of 20 or more. scored h igh est c n violter parltdci- The CRPA report deeds to But they do drift across the enced youth worker. But he S&L Industry, largest In the na- it’s possible—and many officials known as a hippie colony." The reiport. new special districts or expan­ Human Resource services Lecture Topic Mrs. Wilda Devine will be patiiion evailiuialtiohia state control the areas of wel­ street from Uncle Beasley’s knew that wouldn’t be enough to CAPITOL EQUIPMENT CO., INC tion, is already worried about 'consider it extremely suit asserted the child was CRPA cites the strong New sion of existing districts, either should ‘ generally remain at the house manager and Gordon Las- This report suggests the c«m- fare and Hospital and Medical government closest to the sand lot to the old Carver ’Thea­ make the museum work. So he possible withdrawals of money probable—that the Federal Re­ bathed Infrequently, has been Elngland town tradition as a by area or function. Also grant­ The fourth lecture in the sow will serve as stage mana­ hining; o f aU naitural resource Care facilities. people, the report summarizes. ter, now ne\yly painted and new­ added to his staff Edgar “ Tiny” 38 M A IN ST., M ANCHESTER— TEL 643-7958 fer higher-paying investments. serve Board would tighten the exposed to insect bites and fre­ major roadblock against for- ed to it would be the power of Manchester Adult Evening ger. Other backstage personnel oaitiegioriics undeir a >single re- "All welfare payments. Includ­ A regional approach In the area ly named the Anacostia Neigh­ Tyler, a giant of a man who. The end of the year could be a money reins in an attempt to quently was sent to school with­ maltlon o f a Meitropolitan gov­ issuing bonds to assure reason­ Schooi’s series on Personal include Mrs. Diane Russell, *4- giionlal or sub-regilanial satota- ing general assistance should of housing and the state's-'^- borhood Museum. came off a street comer to work key time for the savings Indus- stem inflation. out lunch or money. ernment for this area. able compatibility. Money Management will be tion dlsltrict be paid from the state level, and rendy heavy con^itment to Inside one day recently, John at the museum. ^eid Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. It recommendls giranibling the administered at a district level welfare are the exceptions. Romero, 10, crawled into a “ It tsK*® someone from the in Boom A-7 at Manchester MDC, once tts composttton is with the aid of a regional ad­ Natural Rpsburce manage­ working mockup pf a Mercury street comer like Tiny to com­ High School. 1 modifled to give locol parlUcl- visory board made up of region­ ment lends itself most to a re­ space capsule and announced, municate with the poor,” Ki­ Speaking on "Deeds and ppi’J'jon, expanded powers and al citizens,” the report recom­ gional approach because of ef­ “All systems are GO!’’ nard said. “ Just being Negro Home Financing" will be Wil­ ’ O r area o f jurlsdioUcin to fill this mends. ficiencies in dealing with large ‘"ITiis button makes you blast isn’t enough. When Tiny stands liam R. Johnson, srcie’ ary- role. systems . Refuse collection is off,” he explained to a visitor, out front and tells the kids this Housing an Area Concern treasurer of the Saving.^ Bank R M CONfOU Included in ithis category the exception and should re­ “and this one makes you land.” place is OK, they know it must g a x : Publto low and modieriaitie in^ of Manchester. would be many major prob­ main a local resx>onsiblUty. The Anacostia Neighborhood be true.” oomie housing ■would be changed The program®is open '.o t ie lems presently facing towns, Private agencies should be Museum is an experiment in Tiny’s communication appar­ from the local level, to a re- public without charge. BEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS Euch as refuse disposal, air giomaione. "The locaitloniof pub­ encouraged to perform Impor­ cultural bridge building. It is a ently worked. The museum ------r tant services, but coordination “ branch museum” concept born opened Sept. 15 and in the first pollution control, sewerage, wa­ lic low and modenajte income ter pollutiioin control, water housing has become of concern with public agencies is neces­ in the Smithsonian Institution, week, the Smithsonian reported, Heli-Cops Patrol n u i n supplies, and flood prevention to fhe whole Region. Building sary. Refuse collection amd dis­ which owns the exhibits in the 4,000 persons visited there. and housing codes n'eed unlfl- posal should be a public re­ neighborhood museum. “ That’s tapered off a little NEW YORK —The New York and control. oation and enifloaiceinenlt,” the sponsibility. Smithsonian Secretary S! Dil­ since then,” Kinard said. “ You Police Department, which uses The majority of these proto- raport concludes. Oonsolldution of regional lon Ripley says he envisioned might say we’re down now to a helicopters to patrol beaches SCOPE SECRIT HEAD AND 'ems cross town lines and could functions In one body and im­ CREST The formation, of initortown the Anacostia museum as “ a nice, ste ^ y bedlam.” and parkways, figures that op­ SUPER SPRAY SHOULDERS be handled more efficiently on proved accessibility through TOOTH MOUTH health llno styling A minimum population of 40,- ^ Ill,* WHITHAM JmJM “Th* Now Stmaard” 14 with cenvonltnt You (dr your wife) just guide it.... It BR&^ C K i t 000 is required to operate an LANDSCAPE NURSERY iMINHRN INAMFOO [/A veluffl# soHof aney topod* carrying handlo. incinerator on a practical fas; basis. Only five of the Capitol “GROW w rm US” it’s that easy to handie. That efficient. BABY Region towns are large enough Route 6, Bolton—500 Yds. from Botton Notch—648-7802 Open 7 Days—9-8:80 to operate one on their own. You don’t need strong mu$cles to guide a Winterized motor starts promptly In coldest magic, A contrasting problem is lack Yard-Man Snowbird, every model is self-pro­ weather. Two-stage snow throwing system MMOK 9 oz. 8 OZ. 3 oz. 25 tablott. of land on which to house the prevents clogging and breakdowns. Motor pelled. They are engineered to make the Compare at 1.09 Cemparo at 1.09 Compare at 795 ComparaolilV RCA F A M O U S R C A incinerator or disposal site in tou{^ Job4>f snow removal easy on you. Only speed is set to eliminate guesswork. There the urban areas which can ^ s t Snowbird has adjustable steel guide wheels are 4 big, husky Snowbird models ranging 172-SO. IN. support the facilities. The lind plus carbide studs in tires for triple the thru 4, 5 and 6 HP. With a Snowbird in your C O I R R Y V PORTABLI TV is available In the smaller traction on slippery snow—without chains. nest...who cares if it snows! Not even towns. The welfi^fs up front so a Snowbird ma­ mother. One town cannot correct the Crocus neuvers easily...won’t climb drifts. Snow­ air or Water pollution problems Tulips bird makes short work of any kind of snow. Last year’s heavy snows caused Snowbird within its own boundaries, as SOFTIOUE the problem spills over from Daffodils Hyacinths Throws It precisely where Dealers to sell out early. BAN SCORE WILKINSOirS other towns and districts, ac­ you want it-high or low, SNOWBIRD by See your Snowbird Deal­ SPRAY HAIR RATH SUPER STARKISS II er now while he still has cording to the report. in any direction up to 30 < DEODORANT CREAM OIL DJE. RLADES The Wilbur Cross Highway feet away. a complete selection. Suporb color view­ cuts through many area towns It ing with a largo Full 82-channsl ro- Make snow removal a winter sport— see jrour Yard-Man Snowbird dealer nowl It it bringing with it pollution from Workshop Materiols 102-sq. In. scrooni ctptionl Built - in cars. The water pollution prob­ I tuning control. toloscoping anten­ lems ' of the Coimecticut River FAIR TIME IS HERE COVENTRY HAZARD VILLE WILLIMANTIC Solid copper clr> na. A great port­ are inherited by many towns la n ] cutts.HI>littvbowHh and even states along ito banks. WREA’TH RINGS PINE CONES Dick’. Mower Sale. able for excellent Alorneau’s Lawiunower Svc. E.C. Allen & Sons & 7 ez. 3 oz. tube. 3 oz. These conclusions are among Service Co. Package of S. Chremo. block and white DRIED MATERIALS SPRAY PAINT Com part at 1.49 CemparaatB95 Compare at 1.7B 1 ® : many used as Illustrations in PUTNAM ComfoiaatiVii •wival antonnel viow ingl EAST HARTFORD Maiisfleld Equip. Co. the report of the nee

o > V,' PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESl’ER EVENING HERAl.D, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENiNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1967 PAGE NINETEEN Summit Meeting Attiti|de C o lu m b ia» Thibodeau'Peila Witness in ^offa Probe Public Records By Supporters Fund Needs Mayor^ Candidate Ask Help With Viet Allies About Funerals"' Contends She Was Shot Warrantee Deed Hie marriajfe of Miss Mary­ Is Not Decided Survey Discloses ^Addition to Firehouse Talcott E. and Madelyn A. Militant Negro’s Arrest Final Push To Keep Gary Polls Honest ann Pella of Manchester to Ger­ Chapman to John L. and Lorna WASHINGTON (AP) — The CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) seen Mrs. Essex sitting in on of­ ald E. Tliibodeau of East Hart­ ATLANTIC cmr, N.J. ■ (AP) J. Pickens^ property at 206 Fer­ For the first time in .six GARY, Ind. (AP) Mayor A. tional Guard units would drill White House said today no deci­ fice holding more than $1,000 in Will Be Dedicated ISov. 5 Labeled Harassment Act ford was solemnized Saturday, — A key witness in, the James guson Rd. ycat.s-, the United Appeal of Martin Katz and Richard C. Tuesday night, Nov. 7. Three of sion has been made on whether — Americans are beginning to $20 bills when she went In to Oct. 7 at the Church of the As­ R. Hoffa probe here told police A dedication ceremony for the Building Permits NEW HAVEN (AP) — The not been convicted of any crime. JHatcher, the Negro attorney the drills will be in Hammond, to hold another summit meeting change their attitude toward notarize the affidavit. chairman, John Groman; the Greater Hartford Oommun- sumption. Ever-Ready Destruction Co. This is for the judicial system who beat Katz in. the Dem­ Valparaiso and La Porte, all of Vietnam allies this year. she~ was wounded by a gunshot Mrs. Francis said she was ^'new addition to the firehouse health and welfare. The Rev. arrest of Negro militant Fred ity Ghent-Red Ootjs may fail The bride is a daughter of Mr. funerals, a nationwide survey for State of Connecticut, demol­ to judge.’’ ocratic primary, are seeking near Gary. Thursday night and police ar­ shot while in a car and walked ..will be held Nov. 5 at the fire- George Evans, chairman, Pe­ L. Harris Jr. has been labeled and Mrs. Peter Pella of 375 Bid- In respdnse to questions, by funeral directors showed to­ ish dwellings at 15 Mt. Nebo PL, to reach its goal, according to butside help to keep peace in the Gen. Anderson said Tuesday press secretary George Chris­ rested a man a short time later. to a point where she found offi­ ter Beckish; community and Police detectives armed with well St. The bridegroom is a son day. ^ihouse on Rt. 6A from 2 to 6 p.m. $1,000; and 62-64 Mt. Nebo PL, by his supporters, as an act of Gerard H. Morr!.«'sey, gcncr.at Nov. 7 municipal election. night drills were "nothing unu­ tian said consultation among the cers directing traffic. Police civic improvement, Joseph a search warrant entered Har­ of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Thibodeau The shift, purticululy in large Mary Ann Gordon Francis, 27, Herbert Englert Sr., publicity $ 1,000. harassment aimed at putting Nominee Hatcher asked feder­ sual” but said it is not the seven countries that have said she did not elalxirate on Szegda, chiirman, Mibhael ris’s apartment early Thursday chairman for the campaign. of East Hartford. cities on the E ast.. and West said after she was shot that she Peter Vitols, alterations to down opposition to the city ad- al intervention Tliursday for standard training night. committed forces to the Viet­ how she managed to elude her chairman, said a plaque with Slrak; sunshine, Wolff, chair­ morning. They said they found With only a few day.s le- The Rev. Ernest J. Coppa per­ coasts, is toward simpler, non­ dwelling at 108 Vernon St., $650. ministratfon. "this terribly desperate sit­ nam war were continuing on “ couldn’t fight all the money assailant. _^,the names of deceased members man, Frank Budney, and instal­ heroin hidden in the apartment maining, volunteer workeass formed the double-ring cere­ religious and less expensive Anchor Fence Co. for Joseph Yale sociologist Robert M. uation." Hatcher, who lacks the •'whether to have it, where to' being poured Into here to keep lation, Forryan, LaVergne, and “ fresh needle marks" in h.ave lepottcd collcction.s and Coventry funerals, the survey said. At the hospital, Mrs. Francis j^^inscribed will be hung in the ad- Lopes, fence at 48 Spruce St., Cook, who ran with Harris last backing of Lake County Dem­ mony and was celebrant at the have it and when to have it.” me from testifying.” Williams and Paul Merrick. Harris’s arms. p'cdges ate $598,971 short of But in rural areas, par­ told officers she was “ tired of '^ditlon. $271. year on the American Independ­ ocratic Chairman John Krupa, nuptial high Mass. Paul Chetelat Asked 1/ this meant a decision Mrs. Francis, secretary of a Canoe Ciuli Drive They also said they found a the $3,310,918 quota, (Morrissey ticularly in the Middle West and fighting and running’’ and want­ Connecticut Residential Build­ ent Movement ticket, said the told a news conference, " I ’m Police Make was organist and soloist. Bou­ might be made against holding Teainster Union local here, was y The addition begun In 1965, in­ stolon typewriter. said. ' South, the overwhelming prefer­ ed to "go to jail where they The local Canoe Club con­ ing Co. for Grossman Inc., tem­ arrest was "part of an obvious, going to be cheated out of victo­ quets of gladioli and Shasta wounded in the shoulder and re­ cludes a meeting hall and kitch- .Manchester chairman Marvin a summit—similar to one held ence Is still for the traditional can’t get me.’’ ducted a paper, Irags and bot­ porary display at 266 Pine St., heavy handed, and unsuccessful Harris was charged with vio­ ry.” 12 Arrests pompons were on the altar. ported In fair condition at a hos­ ■■'en. It was financed by a fund- Osterling echoed Morri.ssoy'.r in Manila a year ago—Christian funeml with its public viewing Officers quoted Mrs. Francis tles drive today and will hold $1,500. attempt to squash the only via­ lation of the State Narcotics Hatcher said certain promi­ The bride was given in mar­ pital. *'raislng campaign and aided by concern, noting that a.lthough Police made 12 arrests yes­ replied,; “ yes, I think that ques­ of the body, religious service as saying she left her home a dance in Yeomans Hall to­ ble opposition to the city’s poli- Act and possession of stolen nent election officials are en­ riage by her father. She wore a Less than three hours later " volunteer work. The original U&R Housing Corp. for Rob­ his team “ has been ''working terday on Rt. 44A on charges tion is ^till open.’’ and public burial. Wednesday morning to meet a night from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. cie.s.” goods and was released in $1,000 gaged in "massive fraudulent full-length gown of white silk Engaged city police arrested Edwin H. ‘■^firehouse was built In 1947. ert Cavadon, alterations to very hard," be was having dif­ of violating State Traffic Con­ President Johnson told a news The findings were based on a friend and was taken to a local Music will be furnished by the “ While it may appeal to a bond. He later was arrested on registrations in white areas in organza, trimmed with re-em­ Pullom, 38, and charged him *' Englert said an invitation has dwelling at 206 Ludlow Rd., ficulty getting enough workers trol signs. conference last month that a year-long survey of 3,500 fimeral motel where she was held at 13 th Hour Band. Admission, few bigots, the vast majority of a breach of the peace charge order to steal the election." broidered alencon lace accented The engagement of Miss Lu­ with felonious assault. Officers been extended to othe'r depart­ $ 1 , 000 . Those arrested were Claude summit session would be held in directors. It was sponsored by gunpoint. limited to high schoolers, will decent white people and all self- in connection with an alleged to cover all areas of tosvn. Katz met with Gov. Roger D. with seed pearls and sequins. cille G. DeCarlo of East Hart­ said Mrs. Francis identified ments in the mutual aid group. Leon Cieszynski, new dwell­ E. White, ;)0, of Babcock Hill; the near future. the National Funeral Directors After she testified In the Es­ be 99 cents. respecting black people can only incident involving a New Haven “ I am moat hopeful," ho Branlgin, illso a Democrat, *in The gown was designed with Pullom as her assailant. *■ Lions Auction Receipts ing at 281 Woodbridge St., $16.- It was understood that the ford to Francis J. Miele of Man­ Association and made public at sex trial, Mrs. Francis said her Couples’ .Meeting be angry and disgusted,” said landlord. said, "tha.t ivsideriits who have Indianapolis, but both declined Lis ('. Trail and Harry Evange- empire waistline, A-llne skirt likeliest sites for such a con­ ' A report from the Lions Club 500. llou, 24. both of Storrs; Marcel chester has been announced by the annitil convention. Dr. "They're trying to kill me,” life was threatened, and she A meeting will be held Satur­ Cook on behalf of AIM Thurs­ Professor Cook, who ran un­ not been contacted will meet to say what plans w ^ e made with open front pleat and de­ ference were Bangkok, Thai­ Robert Fulton, professor of officers quoted Mrs. Francis as was given a guard. However, ,,‘ indicates that receipts from the E&M Construction Co., new day night. successfully for Congress last their civic vand moral re.apoii.si- for Nov. 7, R, Jutras. t.l, of 200 Charter her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Vin­ day at 8 p.m. in the Congrega­ dwelling at 38 Hamilton Dr., tachable chapel train with ap­ land, and Seoul, South Korea. sociology at the University of saying after she approached U.S. Marshal Harry Mansfield ■^ recent auction may total more 'The Hill Parents Association, year, said AIM has been hear­ bility by calling the United Ap- Oak St., Manchester; Lloyd W. cent DeCarlo of East Hartford. tional Church palish heuse to $17,000. "That's like/asking army pliques at the bottom. Her fin­ Prime Minister Harold Holt of Minnesota who directed the sur­ them on a city street and told said she had not been guarded I than $800. The report is Incom- a militant Negro group headed ing rumors for several months pe.al office or sending their con­ intelligence ivfiul it's going to Beebe Sr., 27, of Willimantic, Her fiance is the son of Mr. discuss the re-activation of the Carl C. Hultgren, alterations gertip length veil of silk illusion Australia said last week he vey, said many Americans in them she was shot. „ „ln recent days. ^ plete as outstanding bills are by Harris, called the arrest that “ politicians in high p|aces, tribution or pledge, to the office. do," the governor commented. and Arthur Burdick, 52, of and Mrs. Salvatore Miele of 393 Community Couples Club, open to dwelling at 131 Ferguson Rd. was arranged from a coronet thought the most, likely time for metropolitan cities view funer­ Mrs. Francis was a govern­ .still to be paid. "Gestapo tactics" and said it and police officials, were ‘qut to Icca.tcd at 923 Main St. in the Brooklyn. E. Middle Tpke. Mrs. Francis was convicted to all couples in the community. $1,500. Hatchs said election officials trimmed with crystals and a summit would be late Novem­ als as a utilitarian necessity. ment witness in the recent ob­ Tuesday in another case of The group has decided to set Mr. and Mrs. Peter Moeckel •'will not keep the HPA from 'get Fred Harris in one way or Saving.s Bank o f Manche.stor. are disenfranchising thousands Miss DeCarlo is a 1064 grad­ R.E. Miller for Norman Litke, Also, Melvin Lee, 24, and Ger- pearls, and she carried a cas­ ber or early December. struction of justice trial of a trying to kill her former hus­ up year-round storage for items and Mr. and Mrs. Edward organizing the black and Puerto another'.’’ Cheeks may be made out to The of Negroes wlio are registered uate of East Hartford High “ The funeral has become for alterations to dwelling at 995 Tol­ iild Laroe, 24, both of Mans­ cade bouquet of white gladioli. prostitute charged with giving band. She was sentenced to 3-10 , to be sold in next year’s auction. Rican people, and from build­ United Appeal of Manchester.” School and is employed as a some merely a means of dispos­ D’Autewil are co-chairmen of land Tpke., $500. and qualified. He said the field; Frederick F, York, 21, of Miss Sylvia Peila of Manches­ Most in 5 Cities? clerk-typist at the Travelers In­ ing o f ^ e dead,” he said in an false information in an affidavit years in prison and was free on William Burnham, co-chair- the meeting. ing constructive programs to get WRITER DEAD sc.hciiip (involves about 200 per­ Plantsville; Harold C. Levy, 20, ter, sister o f Oie bride, was NEW YORK — If by the year surance Co., Hartford. interview. filed with Hoffa’s third new trial bond pending disposition of a , man, said donors will be able The Women's Auxiliary of Lhe Daniel F. Ryan, additions to rid ol racism and ]Mverty.’’ PORT TOBACXIO, Mel. (AP) FORMER EDITOR I ^ l ) sons. of Middletown. Donald Bar- dwelling at 26 Lilac St., $2,000. maid of honor. She ^^•o^e a full- 2000 present trends continue Mr. Miele is a 1964 graduate Despite the changing at­ motion. new trial motion. ,„to get rid of unwanted itei|)s any fire department has elected “ If anyone thinks the arrest - Peter Vischer, 1 69, who SAN DIEGO. Cnlit^iAP) Tlie nominee said the FBI has rows, 32, of Weigald Rd., Tol­ X Plus Corp. for Gladys Jan ­ length gown of emerald green unchecked, four of every five of Manchester High Schotd and titudes, which have been most In the trial of Patricia Ann Hoffa, president of the Team­ _ time during the year and thus Mrs. Guy Beck as president. of Fied Harris will discontinue worked on the New York Post, Ivan E. Lake, 67, Im-nier man­ interviewed .some of the 5,000 land. and John J. Malony Jr., sen, additions to dwelling at 32 peau de sole, fashioned with Americans will be living in met­ is an IBM operator at the Aetna pronounced in the past ’decade Essex, who had alleged she had sters, wfis convicted here in 1964 i, afford the club the chance to She succeeds Mrs. Clarence militancy or the civil rights Sun and World for a number of aging editor of wie Daily Senti­ persons ordered purged from 23, df Waterbary. Santlna Dr., $1,000. scooped neckline, empire waist ropolitan areas and most of Life Insurance Oo., Hartford. Fulton said more than 80 per sexual relations with jurors dur­ of jury tampering and is cur­ build up stock. Grant. movement," said State Rep. years before turning to maga­ nel-Tribune Ur Bowling Green, city voting rolls. An official for Alii are scheduled to appear trimmed wfbh crj’stals and them will be crammed into five The wedding is planned for cent of Americans will have a ing Hoffa’s 1964 jury tampering rently serving an eight-year Myron Berkowltz has releas­ Other officers include Mrs. X Plus Corp. for Althia Gib­ Bruce L. Morris, D-New Haven, zine writing and editing, died Ohio, di^-^hursday. He had the FBI in Indianapolis said it in Manche.stor Circuit Court pearls, short sleeves and A-line super-cities. April 1968. traditional funeral. trial, Mrs. Francis said she had prison term. ed the following list of com­ Harry Chowanec, vice presi­ son, alterations to dwelling at “ they had better think again, Wednesday. He was an editor of s u ffe r ^ ^ stroke Oct. 15. Lake had no coninnent#-*>c->. Nov. 13. skirt. Her headpiece of match­ mittees for the coming year, dent; Mrs. Anthony Burke, sec­ 488 E. Center St., $300. because the movement is no Polo, The Horse and Horseman car^rto San Diego in 1953 after Gary’s 178,000' population is ing tulle was attached to a Fallot photo one man." each group works under a vice retary and Mrs. Edward Fox, and (;iounty Country Life maga­ 38^ears on the Ohio newspaper. about 55 per cent Negro. Tokyo's weather in June aver­ ruffled bow o f peau de sole, and MRS. GERALD E. THIBODEAU J. president: First vice president, treasurer. About 30,000,000 pounds of Morris, a Negro, said. "I zines and was on the board of, 'T or the past 10 years he was Maj. Gen. John S. Ander.son, ages one clear day, 9 partly she carried a colonial bouquet dried codfish are prepared in don’t plan to judge Fred Har­ J Eugene Dente, attendance, John Committee chairmen named directors of the New York<^r public Information coordinator Indiana adjutant general, con- cloudy days, and 20 cloudy o f pale yellow Shasta pompons { Groman, chairman, Alfred the United States each year. ris on his arrest because he has magazine. for Civil Defense sfirmed that 45 to 50 state Na­ days. with fiaitching streamers. are Mrs. Peter Chowanec, pro­ J Lange; auction, Raymond Judd, gram; Mrs. John Knapp, re­ Miss Judy Rlnguette of Man­ f William Burnham, co-chairmen, chester was the bridesmaid. TV-Radio Tonight freshments; Mrs. Louis Sorac- Morria. Kaplan, John Groman, chi, sunshine: Mrs. Marshall Miss Carol Peila of Manchester, Your Dollars Go Further at Sears George Peters, Ivan Willette; sister o f the bride; and Miss Nuhfer and Mrs. William publicity, William Thompson, Greenf ways and means; Mrs. Nancy Beaupre of Hartford, chairman, Donald Tuttle, Alfred Ward Rosebrooks, canteen, IF YOU PLAN t6 bu y OR SELL A HOME. FARM, cousin of the bridegroom, were Sears Lange; greeter, James SUllivan, Television Mrs. Thomas Chowanec, recre­ junior bridesmaids. Their blue Merton Wolff, alternate; fi­ gowns and matching head- 5:ui» ( 3) Movie ( 8) Twilight Zone ation council delegate; Mrs. ( ^12-22) Mike Douglu.< 7:15 (30) Newsreel nance, Russell Spearman, Jules pieces, and flowers, were (10) Perry Mason (40) News (C) Pachor, and song leaders, How- Fred Macht, procurement, and LAND. LOTS, 6 r INVESTMENT PROPERTY CALL... Styled to match the honor at­ (18) Highway Patrol 7 :» ) ( 3-12) Wild. Wild Wu.oils. (40) Hondo (C) Weather (C) • Evans, chairman, Prescott sticks, pumpkin cake; Wednes­ ' All the gowns and headpneces (20-22-30) Star Trek (C i (22) Sum m er Highlights ( 3-12) Movie Hodges; education, John De- day, chopped meat sandwich, o f the bridal attendants and (18) ^^^er^• Griffin (24) NET Playhouse (20) Sports i celery sticks, carrots, fruit 9;3u (10-20-22-30) AccideniaJ mesko; program, Peter Nichols, now selling at the rate of flower gplrls were designed and (24) Japan Todav (R) Fam ily (O (40) News: Combat Sears Powerful chairman, Paul Merrick: con- cocktail; Thursday, roast beef made by the mother of the ( 8-4'.'') Guns of Will Soiiivett (30) M cH ale's Navy i wiJth gravy, mashed potatoes, (C) » i^entions, John Forryan, and bride. 6:15 (^ ) Bold Venture ilo) News uml Aclualitv (C» peas, applesauce; Friday, ma­ Rudy Thibodeau of Hartford 6:30 ( 34) WTiat’s NewV (R) ( 8-40) Jud'l for the Defense 0 safety, Merton Wolff, chair- ( 3-12) Walter Cronkite (C> caroni and cheese, peanut but­ served ps his brother’s best (C) J man, Don Tuttle. 5 0 ^ a home a day!! (10-22-30) Huntley-Brinklev ln:i*ts n-jrA ( 3-8-10-22-30-40) News. Super 12 Tractor (12) Truth oi- Consequences SiKirts, Weather (C) ^ 195 Arnold Hanna, Joseph Jaswin- Here are some of the reasons we ochieve good results: bride; and Dennis Thibodeau of fC) (20) Richard Diamond Manchester Evening Herald East Hartford, brother of the ( 3) ••Qtath V'allev Dav.s (C> 11:3'I ( Iu-20-22-30) Tonight (C) ski, James Sullivan: member­ Columbia correspondent, Vir­ bridegroom, were junior ushers. (20) Kuntley-Biinkley ( 8-40) Joey Bishop Show (C) ship, Burnham; chairman. (10) M cH ale's Navy 1 3) F iiday Spectacular ginia Carlson tel. 228-9224. Mrs. Peila wore a silk shan­ (24) I>riftwoo> Ken Grlifin 9:05 Nighibeat f a r w * * ’ 3 WBCH—91C 11 lOI New.?, Weather Sports mudb, Mrs. Thibodeau wore a 1:05 News. 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To the traditional team Woodland Heights ntoney ^ ^ blanketing parts of northwest­ of work and worry, long branded the FEEL BETTER , due f ern Illinois under a record snow­ guilty pair, weight has been .so LOOK SLIMMER at Vernon Were ■ fall. g strongly linked by science that diet­ LESSEN FATIGUE e v e " 4 models, $23,900 to $26,500 The storm center sweeping ing, once a woman’s pastime, lias across the Mississippi Valley become a male preoccupation. posed the threat of hea\'y snows F ir s t s ig n And now comes evidence that Lourel Heights for sections along the loi^’er it isn’t just the paunch, but the sag. at Vernon Great Lakes, particularly loiter W that brings on the pallbearers-that Michigan. TopQualily o f a gOOd the girdles that give the ladies their 6 models. $22,700 to $29,000 Snow fell througli the night girlish figures may also be extending, in portions of Iowa. Illinois. Mis­ their lives. souri. Wisconsin. 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MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1967 RAGE TWENTY-ONE ►veiitry \ on Dec. 9 at'the local high at the recent annual meeting, Niewola, Peter LaFauci, Steven Petition scores miltit'ee penmilssion to use thetr. X^glon Editor school wdth, the admission Others elected at that time Moseley, Michael Dow, and Dan­ s nam'es In a Nov. 11 advenUse- UIV Day Program charge to (be 50 cents pet child, were Robert J. Boyce, vice pres- Co-«ditors Stan Slossberg iel Herbert; wolfe, John Skelly, menit, to appear in OonnecUout A general meeting to make ident; Elmore A. ’Turklngton, Vietnam Efforts Held at Buckley Sussin Goldberg Sports Editor Junior Women Plan tirPaise and bear, Dana Ellsworth. itewspopem Ray Kelly articles for the Nov. 18 fair will treasurer; Miss Margaret E. Also, „gold arrows to Robert ’Thie OonneOtiout probeot is Gary Jodoin Pieltltlons are being oincula.ted A United Nations’ Day Pro­ be held each Tuesday evening Jacobson^ recording secretary;: Mansfield, Paul Matzdorff, Ml- patterned afltcr a Junie 23 open am'ong Mandhedtier Democrats T he High ScSool W orld Funds for 2 Local Projects ^ the home of Mrs. Lawrence Mrs. Eva Toedt, corresponding) chael LaFauci, Andrew Spencer, letter to Pretsident Johnson, gram 'was presented alt Buckley raalw on Mark Dr. The fair at secretary; Jesse A. Brainard, John Skelly, and ’Tim Corcoran; and unOffiUaltied voters by rep- wfhich appeared •in the Los An­ School on 'Ihursiday aftenKmi ’The Junior Woman’s Club of Mrs. McGrath has been^ap- Mrs. Joyce Don, Faculty Advisor the Church Conununlty House is Robert M. Gantner, James A.' silver arrows, Michael LaFauci, nesenltativeB of a group which geles ’nmes. It covereld three VOI* XXXI, NO. 7 FRIDAY, OCTTOBER 27 ('ompiled by Students of Manchester High School Coventry has undertaken a proj­ pointed chairman of the Citizen; by the sixth grade classes of being sponsored by the Martin, and Frank O. Steele, Andrew Spencer, Mark Kamln- fuU pages and was signed by ship and the Vietnam’ project. calls itself Coraveoticut Dis- Miss Esther Labbee and Mfe. ect o f raising funds to benefit executive council. sky, Steven Lestage, and ^Tim about 8,000 peretsMs. legational Church.. ssnltling Democrafs, ■with a , 'The monthly visit to the The society unanimously voted Corcoran; denner bars, Steven Marthia Robinson. two local programs: ’The Local (e Club’s executive commit­ HaTitfkDird Post iOflaoe Box ad- One of those cinculialUng the Monsfie;]d State Training School to have its December meeting Simmons; and assistant den- ’fiie~|»upigs o f MUas Labbea’s Preparations Student Scholarship Loan Fund tee wiU meet at 8 p.m. Wednes­ dneas. '' local petiiUons is James C. and Hospital in Mansfield De­ Dec. 19 when a ’’Covered Dish ners, Scott Begin, John Skelly, class explained briefly aome of at Coventry High School and the day at wrn home of Mrs. Joseph 'Tlh'a sdgnens are asdeed to WhltsBide of 23 Hudson St., pot will be blade Nov. 3. A Supper” will be featured. and Jonathan Beckwith. the more important organiza­ Fowler oh. River Road South, affix their names to a oounitiy- who was a delegate to ‘"The Being Made Coventry Public Health Nursing tour of ithe school by the club Cub Scout Awards Den 1 was awarded the ban- tions of the United Netiona. is schedule for Nov. 26. with the clutt’s regular meeting wide protesit, “speaking out New Politics” Oorweiytion re­ Association. 'The pupils of Mrs. Robinson's The Public Affairs;, Commit­ featuring “ Cw>king with Wine’’ Cub Scout Pack 67 awards dls- ner for the month for its project against the adminiiaitialion pol- cently held in Ohlcngo. The club Inducted six new tributed" ' at ' the recent pack ' on *'the montfily...... theme of * “ West Qn tije •Vietnam." class explained -who the leaders For Fantasia tee, reported by Mrs. Robert to be held Nov. aS at 8 p.m. at members this month: Mrs. meeting at the Church Commun- ward Ho." Prizes were also are, and the five major prob­ Dwyer, will sponsor a Scuith the Church Commi^nlty House ’The petition deplores the pres­ Golden eagles can see eight Preparations for this year’s ity House on Route 44A: Bob awarded for the best costumes. lems now facing the United Frank Badstuebner, Mrs. Fran­ Claus which will be at the town on Route 44A. ident’s conduct of the ■war and times better than man. A Nations. Junior Prom. Fantasia, are well cis Banks, Mrs. Louis Goodwin, hial‘1 when the Christmas lights cat awards went to Craig Bad------chairges that his efforts tend mature bird can spot a rabbit" Historical Society OMcers They also sang tiwo United under way. Dancing will be to Mrs. Bernard Mohlenhoff, Mrs. are put on in December. steubner, Michael Tomanelli, Manchester Evening Herald toward escalation and not to- half a way mile. 'The eagle’s Walter S. Keller Is prudent Nations songs, and the whole Hugo Siewertsen and Mrs. A puppet show will bo given Joseph Tomanelli, Paul Will- Coventry correspondent, F. Paii- wiard peace efforts. sight is telescopic, microscopic, Paul LaSiderman’s band on Sat­ of the Coventry Historical Sbcle- audi'ence joined in. Thomas McGrath. under the auspices of the Club 'These signing gl'vc the cOm- monocular and binocular. urday, Nov. 11, from 8-12 p.m. ty for the year 1967-68, elect' in the MHS cafeteria. A commit­ tee of juniors is working hard to make Fantasia a memorable evening. ' Co-chairmen of the committee are Laura Zaglio and Gary Lar- soh. Other members and their duties are: Carolyn Johnson and Marsha Vennart (refreshments). Linda Leon John Leggitt Sue Moyer (publicity), Mindy Menschell (decorations), Bev Miller (flowers) and Doug Pas­ Legion of Honor tel (tickets, programs, and band.) Ufehers are Dave Ware, Graced with polished man­ Dear John, Cathy Heller, Ernestine Jolutson, ners and fine sense, seems to I realize I could have, and Lynne Derrick, Rick Ward, Tom be quiet, but oh . . . when probably should have, written Cone, Whitey Jenkins, and Ted to you sooner but I actually Malek. you know her, Linda Leon has did not know where you were. The committee has decided a bit of mischief tucked a^way It is extremely hard to find upon the decorations for Fan­ inside. the address of someone living tasia but are keeping there se­ For the benefit of those un­ out in the woods, spending all cret. familiar with Un, one would his time kayaking In nearby riv­ They have ordered programs first want to mention how very er rapids, and sailing, canoeing, and chosen ushers for the prom. and water skiing on lakes. Writ­ Guaisits at ithe German dulb banquet hidlp ftum fortunate this year’s graduat­ Morning announcements are re­ the bountliful variety of native ddlsSies and afterwajd sefOtle ing class is, to h avf such a ing to 'an old house with a lot minding students to buy their of character” simply isn’t going bank for the entertaiinmenlt provideid by follk danicerB aniolud- conscientious and determined tickets for $3.00 a couple at the to get a letter there. ing (leflt to rj'gbit) Mark Je'ske and partner, Ann HEniniov young lady co-editing the 1968 front desk before and after Now that you’re out of col­ Octoberfest Held and partner, Jim NiicOla and pantner and Margaret HeMnick Somanhis. Lin has been learn­ school. lege and working vigorously, and partner. ing the tricks of the trade for The class of 1969 promises to For ni-. MHS students the Nicola '68, the guests were en­ highlighted a thoroughly delight­ with photographic journalism, I two years, and now she is not make Fantasia a truly ert'^ant- <-'eteria is the place where the tertained by the members of the ful meal. often think of the times when club who sang two songs. An­ Immediately following the din­ wasting a single moment. ing evening. If you have not al­ 20-minute lunch period is held. we were younger. You were al­ other song, a sing-along, led by ner the second phase of enter­ A small, white pass has been ready done so, hurry and invite Teepee Tales ways so busy. Most of your time However, for more than 100 Ger­ tainment began. Two t rpical issued to Linda for the third your date to the Junior Proir Mrs.' Mclnerney followed. Even 3 was spent in room 215 of MHS, man Club members, their though the song was in German, German folk dances were pre­ consecutive year, It has many co-editing the 1968 Somknhis, There are only 3 weeks left be­ friends and families, the cafe­ nearly every guest enjoyed sing­ sented by several members of FOOTBAILL eminent •'•^irivileges, but the taking and cropping pictures, fore the fantastic evening! teria was transformed into the ing several verses. the club. The first resembled Meriden "Jinx” came most outstanding is giving cred­ or efficiently supervising your Nancy Ballard, 68 setting o ' an excursion along A most delicious meal then a type of square dance done in it where credit is due. The Na­ staff. Ah, you worked so hard 'back to haunt ifche AUIS Foot­ the Rhine River and became was served. Included were toss­ America. This dance was per­ tional Honor Society has se­ to present school assemblies as Students are reminded that ball team lost Sajt.prxiay as tlie when they are absent from a place of dining, dancing, and ed salads, German potato formed by four couples. A sec­ lected Lin as an Honorary co-chairman of that committee Indians were defeated by Ma­ school due to illness, they singing. salads, rolls, and German meats ond dance was performed by ten member for her high academic on Student Council. And your loney o f Meriden 22-14. The In­ should remain in their homes Last Saturday night from 6:30 of all kinds. Candles then were people arranged in a circle of achievement and qualified lead­ publicity for and participation dians’ first loss came at the the entire day to hasten their to 10:30, the MHS German Club lit, and a dinner by candlelight five couples. ership and ability. Current A f­ in Folk Club and the Teen Cen­ hands of Platt of Meriden, Man­ recovery. They may not par­ sponsored its annual fall ban­ was enjoyed by everyone. After Next on the program were fairs and the Junior Classical ter were unequaled. You were chester tumbled iback" to fifth ticipate in any school sponsored quet under the direction of ad­ the main meal, desserts were slides of' the Rhine River. Mrs. League also fulfills Lin's 24- an actor too, a detective, a bar­ with a 3-2 record while Ma­ activity on a day when they visor Mrs. Mclnerrtjjy. After a brought out. Tempting cakes Mclnerney, who has been hour daily requirements. tender, and a painter, in the loney vaulted into first place. plays of Sock and Buskin. are absent from school. welcome from presiderif’ Jim and tortes, typical of Germany, around the Rhine and the Rhine iLin discerns that her outlook Maloney scored first as they Oh yes, you promoted the Valley, took all the g;uests on on life has been Influenced by started a drive on the MHS 40- good side of the "teen image” an "excursion” along the Rhine her family and religion. “They yarJ line and went in to score of the time; you were so friend­ River. Included on the tour have indoctrinated me with a on seven plays, rrhe Red and ly and had so many of your were scenes of the river itself, sense of responsibility and giv­ ■White came right back on a own friends. Whether working B la 'c k F o r e s t , (Stehwarz- en me personal values to hold Journalism Class Tours scoring pass from Dale Ostrout, on presidential campaigns, cap­ wald) the vineyards along the on to.” For five, years Lin has Rhine, many beautiful Gothic '68 to Tim Coughlin, '68. The been ardently involved in the turing classes with your cam­ era, or tromplng through old cathedrals, and views of the score then stood MHS— 8, Ma­ XInited Synagogue Youth. She main cities along this important loney—8. The Spartans came Miss Helen Jette was the editor of the newspaper graveyards, you always led and The Herald, Hartford Times influenced those around you.- river. back quickly and scored on a and is now serving as treas­ The traditional .jgtrand March beautiful 60—yard play. Just urer. She would derive pleas­ How true rang your voice, ac­ Prospective journalists from GireUi. The Herald uses the IntemationfU, financial news Neui Teacher and horse races. Also here are was tihe final ibam om the pro­ before the first quarter ended. ure from visiting Israel to sat­ companied by your own lilting Mrs. Don’s Classes went on a process aa a better printing One of the many new teach­ the Women's Department, the gram. Led by officers of the Dale Ostrout hit Dick Cobb isfy her natural curiouaity guitar. Even when you sat lis­ method, even though it takes ers at MHS this year is Miss flnst-haind tiour o f the news­ eight-man staff of Sports, the German club, the line of march- with a 40-yard pass reception. about a land she has studied tening to Dionne Warwick or miore time. It was brooigh.t out Helen Jette. A former graduate Peter, Paul, and Mary, one paper buBliveiSB ’Tuesday, at both that after the very first and Pruzzle desk. Promotion De­ ars was twisted and turned The extra points failed, and so mu V ,■' \ MANCHES’TER EVENING HERAT,D. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1967 PAGE 'TWENTY-THREE MANCHESTOR F\'ENlNG HER ALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1967 PAGE TWENTY-TWO Top Forward Passer in Nation^ THE Herald Angle 'Key Game Tomorrow for East Catholic. By Best in Ivy Face State Teams EARL YOST The most oroductive ty- Worcester Tech at Coast ton 47-13 a week earlier. In the bowl, which also matches No other UCqnn player has Sports E^tor Rockville Awaits Arrival of Indians in tVio nntirm j»nH GuaixJ andMontclair State at "Robertson Is the best passer two stout defensive unite. more than two catches. " “' ' f ' iinissaii/KiP'', ^ ,, . j , Bridgeport in a night game. In toe league,” says Yale coach Connecticut (2-2) has yet to Trinity (3*0-1) plays St. Law- Shortage of Football Coaches By BARRY COWLES___ encounter to see if the Eagles tjie opponents confused by mix- their intended recelveirs. Wood Hill, the Manchester High squad ^ the thrower rated by many unbeaten imUed Carm Cozza. However, Yale’s win before toe home folks this renee (1-3-4) at Jessee Field In have enough desire to continue, ing up the conformity of plays, has three years experience be- is preparing to motor ; as the best in the Ivy ^ state play road quarterback problems appear to season. Davidson (2-4) has Hartford. First-year . Trinity Is the football program at Manchester High School ‘‘We are g o in g to put the neighboring town of Rockville jucaguc, viiaiicmscchallenge .jv,..- „ Wpgievan basins defense he over With the return to ac- played a much rougher sched- coach Don Miller was fdreed to behind the times? with the toughest games still Penney, coached by Ed Mey- hind him. ,"*‘5 ® r in^ „*i°3rin ^ clash*’° ”^^^ brakes on and come to a facing the locals. ers, lacks depth and could be in Mainly Penney is a deep to facq the Rams in a 1. ^ necticut college football ^ ^ , * tlon of Brian Dowling last week ule than toe Huskies. Often on take out quarterback Kim Miles One wonders, and for good reason, how a school the screeching halt. We have ■ ^ ■ ab'dut the same. -This could be ' Saturday mree uue ai ^ __ __= ______, _^ ^ r\„_ ^ a Kani« Introducing some changes in a bad situation if any injuries passing team, once outside its counter. in. mme a vearlv rivalry between ^ herst. Central Connecticut can the 21-7 win over Columbia, toe short end of the score. Da- last Saturday because of a hand size of Manchester High can come up with a varsity been sliding our last three scneauie aominaiea oy cUnch a tie for toe Eastern Dowling, recovering from a vldson’s poole has been great tojury, but TO^omore the lineup, Demers hopes he has are suffered. Experience has 20 yard line. The Eagles main h” Qhnwine-a’ number the two schools, similar to what CROSScoyKTSi K ciossoyu' coaching staff of but two men .Head Coach Dave Wig- games.” expressed Coach the right combina.tion. Jiip Rea- been the key to their success objective wiU be to contain the dlans will be ® M„„chester and East Hartford m 1 CROSS coiiif'' home games for six of the Football Conference champion- broken wrist, throw some p ^ ses in passing situations almost con- B e ^ rd o n l flU ^ in atolroW y, gin and his fine assistant, Larry Olsen, while other Cliff Demers of the East gun ^^ll be at offen'sive guard, this year as a well munded backfield and get through the o S e JJjms e^erienced almost a state’s eight teams. ship if it scores a win at Glass- which ^ « a said Hopped "like stantly. schools, many much smaller in — Catholic High Eagles as he pre- replacing Jim O’Neil sidelined team has jelled ait the right mo- pass protection, no matter how starting lineup^ atm Connecticut will face Davidson boro State. ® wounded duck. " i think this fellow Poole Is ^ .,4 ...... — ^ » •' . , Wiggin, not satisfied with the decaae ago size and enrollment: have four pootball Conference, for his ex pared to travel to Penney High with injuries. Brian Sullivan ments. tough it seems to be. " ‘rformanre o 7 a"few '"squ ad This alio is the first time in of the Southern Conference at Yale (3-1) has won both of But Cozza Is sure that wito more apt to pass no matter what rompeo over uoioy zu-i*. and six coaches on the varsity cellent work with that program. Elast Hartford Saturday, .^iu be O'perating from either Big and powerful is how the "This will be our key game jgg,g changes 16 years that the two schools Storrs, and try to stop toe aerl- its Ivy League contests so far, work, Dowling’s passing will Im- toe situation,” says UConn MUes, more of a runner than Thanks to Bill’s untiring efforts, Kickoff is slated for 2 o ’clock, gput end or flanker. John Alu- als of Jimmy Poole, who has but faces Its toughest foe prove. No improvemen Is ex- coach John Toner. passer, is healthy again. St. anTM anchriter the conference ^ ^^.g j^gj^ bicki will move to 'halfback Paw- can do a good job as long ^s' ^et. Ws team back in the have knocked heads on the grid :__ completed 102 passes In six so far. Cornell (3-1) lost to Har- pected in Yale’s running game, ConnecUcut has been develop- Lawrence scored its lone v lo V, games for 1,063 yanJs. Yale will vard 14-12 last week, primarily second In toe nation at 262 ing a passing threat of Ite own tory over Norwich, and the tie Manchester Hiah^High needs ^ at t organization serves as'an incu- three starts winning only ""^ T eu f' 4 eive“r^' Penn'^^ t o t m tln ^ m “ ex" R oS fvilt has been on a two- Action should be fast and fu- t t, . ' - , attempt to stay undefeated In due to five Intercepted passes, yards per game. as toe-rseason—^t>gresses. Pete was ag;ainst Hobart, the opening game against quartebback. fast and excellent r^eivers. Penney to a minimum, ex- ramnaee and won the last rious all around this weekend, least two more fulltime foot- bator for high school football 7 ’ toe Ivy race, against Cornell The marvel is that Cornell was “ We’re not going to be able Petrlllo has passed 63 Umes and Southern Connecticut (3-2) is billciii assisiam.assist.ant coacnes,enarbes Wiccin wiggin ,a many area ” communities, ... RockVlIle for a 1-3-0 Reason Defensively, things will re- Quarterback Rick Woo4 does a p r e ^ ^ m ers. games toe first two in the with the weather outlook slated ■ record. This will be a deciding main the same, hoping to keep fine job of getting passes to Meanwhile over on Indian B - . . / “ * ■■ H at Yale Bowl, but toe Elis will that close at toe finish. Three to take the ball and march It has run 65 times from his quar- at toe crossroads of its season would welcome, with open Manchester included, the boys young history of the schobl, and to be good. have to halt Cornell quarterback of the five interceptions off Bill down Cornell’s throats like we terback slot, but his percentage against Hofstra (6-1) at New arms any qualified men from getting their first baptism in Bill Robertson. Robertson’s aerials were In and did against Columbia,” Cozza of completions of 62 per cent is Haven. Hofstra bludgeoned toe system. That is, if the funds organized football in either the Other home contests Saturday out of the hands of toe intended says. Cozza and Cornell conch toe best In toe Yankee confer- Bridgeport last week 41-0 trtUle were available to make it at- midget or pony program .... are Hofstra at Southern Con- Big Red receivers. The same Jack Mustek agree toat-breaks ence. John Crisp remains his fa- Southern was playing Its best tractive enough. Hank O’Donnell, veteran Water- necticut, St. Lawrence at Trlnl- CJornell squad trampled Prince- will probably decide toe contest vorite target with 19 recepUons. game of the season, beating Former Head Coach Walker bury sports editor, has been t ______Montclair State 30-14. Briggs, who turned trainer after named executive sports editor IK __ For some reason Southern has relinquishing the reins, hrndles of the Republican-American pa- PERFECT RECORD—East Catholic High's cross country team reeled off nine had Hofstra’s number in recent the current jayvee squad along pens in the Brass City Na- ‘Veteran of Two Olympic Games- straight wins for an undefeated season. Squad members, front row, left to years, taking toe last two meet­ with Ron Treat. Saturdays, the tional Basketball Assn, referees right, Bill Shea, Norm Pelletier, Bill Vendetta, Tom LaBelle; Back row, Tom ings in genuine upsets. But this two.some is out scouting future get a minimum $70 j>er game, Anton, Rick Ricci, Bill Connelly, Dennis MtCormick, Jim Paragallo, Mike Co­ Manchester High varsity oppo­ may be the toughest Hofstra plus expenses, with a $130 per burn. (Herald Photo by O fi^a) team toe Owls have ever faced. nents. game tops, plus expenses . . . Kelley Files Early Entry, Bridgeport (1-3) has lost three Wiggin runs the Indians from Manchester stock car driver in a row and needs a victory the field while the two-man Gene Bergin will be honored at over Montclair State (1-4) to phone spotter’s system is oper- a special night tonight in Rhode ated by Olsen atop toe press island for his achievements,dur East Harriers Unbeaten After Seventh Race Win have a shot at a winning sea­ box and volunteer Tom Conran son. The night game at Bridge­ ing toe past racing season. 1966 race with six firsts, four at the 50-y\ird line. This isn't ♦ ♦ ♦ DEEP AND SLOW By EARL YOST port’s John F. Kennedy Stadium enough manpower. seconds, two thirds and one brings the Purple Knights back * ?!: Trades Pan Out Dnring Rebuilding Year ■If you're not getting fish 'Two decades ago a little fourth place finish. He put to­ into their own level of compe­ these days, the odds are about comparatively unknown gether a string of three straight tition. Montclair State’s best Could Lose Wiggin National Football League By BARRY COWLES ter a season like this it is not to Ing was 13:46 for the 2.6 Wick- 20-to-one youre^ fishing too (jJond haired youngster OUt victories In 1951-62-63 and had showing this season was against teams made a total of 47 trades be forgotten. ham Park course. This was ac- ®nd too shallow. of New '•London answerii(g two In a row in 1961-62. He also Central Connecticut, In which ’ The head coach, Wiggin, in in 1967 for the second straight Every coach would like his third year here, needs help An outstanding job of running complished when Pulaski High’s The moert exdtdng type of to the name of Johnny won in 1967. the Central squad was lucky to year, one short of toe record of to have a “ rebuilding year” Jim Jackucewlcz set the stand­ angling occurs on the surface, Kelley has been outstanding escape with a 13-8 win. and it should be coming soon, 48 made in 1962. But toe num- was accomplished by toe team Kelley made his first ap­ or Manchester will lose this like Coach Riley O’Donnell of Jim Peragallo, Norm Pelle­ ing course record of 12 :68. but over toe long haul you’ll pearance in the Five Mile Road over toe years at all distances. Central Connecticut (4-0) is at . . . ber of players involved, 66, was BRYCE OARFENUKB Success of an undefeated sea- find that most fish in most from two miles to 26 miles, Glassboro State (3-2), which has gifted indi%ndual This is by no SfTEIVE OIOOAXONE DiAN LODGE FRANK LiA^RAlA P E TE BT7BENt» b o b BL.EIL.EII of the East Catholic cross tier, BUI Vemdetta and Rich Ric­ Race in Manchester. He placed Manchester Manchester son is attributed to "Willingness aneas aine taken in deeper wa- 386-y|rrd, toe official marathon blossomed Into a ^ugh team' means ao threat on anyone s ^ggj although two more than East Catholic Elast Catholic East Catholic Manchester country team has had this ci as toe four swapped finishing a surprising fourth, trailing part, but a flict to perform to toe best of their ter . . . and by anglers who greatest road run- 'V distance. He’s a member of the after three seasons* In wdiich the 1966 total of 64. year. Going the entire dual positions all seaso nto lead toe Wiggin, the school’s first full meet season undefeated the lo­ ability” expressed O’Donnell. have the patience to fish their ____ *to*i U4.0.01 Helms Foundation Track and Glassboro_...... boro had onlvonly one victory? The trading deadline was East runners to victory. Pelle­ ners in the country, Ted Vogel, time football coach — his pre- ___ Kelley will be the head coach lures at a snail’s craiwl. Field Hall of Fame. Central comes off a strong 34-18 , ,, , list Sunday night. There can Pro Football Se({son Reached Halfway Mark cals posted a fine 9-0-0 record tier placed first five times and , ^ , Fred Schoeffler ahd George decessorsA o >• o were oilall « classroom I o e«c.»»rvrx»>n ^ Sports Viewing of toe East indoor track team "Fish ’em deep and Blow Is Olympic Usually Kelley doesn’t file over Trenton State. Cen- be no more regular trading un- with a 3-0 standing in the Hart­ second twice with one fifth teachers first and coaches Explosive Powers ford County Conference. placement. Peragallo reversed this season. the advice offered to fishermen hls entry until toe last minute tral's offense gets better each . , , , til toe end of the season, in- SiATURiDAY team members. but this year he was among game as senior quarterback A1 second This is O’Donnell’s third sue- toe numbers securing two first by toe experts at Mercury out­ ho ^luding post-seoson games. For 1:00 (30) Bowling Today, this same Kelley, now the first to forward a signed strated that he knows the game cessful year as top brass in the five seconds and one third. Rlc- boards, and it’s a tip that de­ Jutze and sophomore backs Hal ^ a player to go from one club to Upset Specials for Weekend 2:15 ( 8) NOAA Football 36, an English teacher at Fitch entry blank for toe holiday trot. from A to Z He’s done toe job ^ running department after post- cl was next in line with one serves fuitoer consideration Brown and Harry Fargo get — Michlgon. State vs. Clash at Harvard Bristol Central 4,. i 41 High School in Groton, is con- His appearance Is bound to expected but he needs help in ing previous records of 8-1 and second, three thirds, two used to each other. Notre Dame Whlle no theory in f i lin g , “ 4 blereat Aame in add class to what is again ex­ toe form of assistant coaches is infallible, this business of 1 .-5.?! Wesleyan (4-0) was a sur­ 6:00 ( 3) Race of the BOSTON (AP) — The explosive offensive machines 7-2. O’Donnell is assisted by fourths, one sixth and seventh Blanks Booters road racing circles. pected to be a great Held of if he’s to compete on even For the second successive switching to ' deep-running prise winner of the Little Three Include Giants over Browns Week of Dartmouth and Harvard collide in the dream game Dave Kelley, in his first year placement. Vendetta had four He’s won more national long men from clubs, schools and terms with rival CCIL schools, Angeles Rams Suffering their third defeat of pixigs when on-top baits fail to title In 1966, primarily because 3:30 ( ) Sahara Open as coach. At the beginning of the fourths and once each in third, championships than colleges In toe East. It’s asking a lot for two men were toe most active wito 11 xjriw YORK fAPl __ St fense. Doubt about Gale Sayers’ outings and their rough defense 8 of New England’s 1967 college football season Satur­ the season the Manchester High produce is merely common of Its upset win 21-20 over Am­ Golf season, O’Donnell said of Kelley, fifth and sixth. any man alive. Winner of more than 20 na- to mold together a winning trades involvi^ 15 playep. rvp p n R a v and availability kills Bears. should handle Falcons. Vikes day, but defense is expected to have a lot to do with booters lost to Bristol Central. sense. During a 24-hour period, herst. This year’s Amherst (1-3) 6:00 (30) Let’s Go to the “ He possesses the knowledge, Pelletier’s best time was 11.61 Thanksgiving morning he’ll be JOHNNY KELLEY tionixl titles, Kelley has captur­ team — which is what every- La^t year, toe Rams were m- San Francisco 24, Betroit 17 won preseason game 16-3 but the outcome. ‘ 77 i . 1-0, yesterday. The Bristol field team ” has| met tougher oppo- 7, ,~7 Interest and enthusiasm I have on a 2.3 mile course, against OoV' toe shallows are good mainly In the field for the 31st running ed eight National Marathons, one wants, from toe top school volved in e^ht deals Involving N ew Y o lk G iants ov ei _ 4'9irg are coming on they still remember that 20-13 Races The parade of touchdowns **''® the Indians at slUon thantwe have,” says Wes- 10:00 ( 8) NFL East High­ been looking for.” Certainly af- entry High. His home top clock- was very muddy and it was a m the early morning fmd at popular Five Mile Road ran in Jhls event in the Olym- coacn Don Russell. Wes- administrator down to toe new- ^7 players. The least acUve club C leveland are th e u pset sp e- stro„„ withMohn Brodie passing loss to Falcons in the snow last turned in by both squads so far second year In a row. ______r>noAcase r\t of 9irV«/\who «r/\f got the Kfiofbest break.n**oa1r dusk. TlVijaThe nAofrest jvfof rriAthe ITilTnA.time, _ . ^ 1(111^11x11 lights en route to identical 4-0 records Strangely, however, this will be plc Games In 1966 in Melbourne est student — without the player ac- ^j^jg ^j^is w eekend as th e a covey of running backs, year. It was one of the best soccer you’ll do better in the depths. leyan hasn't won a game on has somewhat obscured the fact meeting ever in which and in 1660 in Rome. proper staff. qulred In two trades. L e a ^ a c- fo o tb a ll season reached Mel Farr and Pat Studstill Dallas 28, Philadelphia 20 — SUNDAY matches of the season, as both The biggest handicap to fish- This year's running will be Amherst’s Held since 1965 but 1:00 ( 3) NFL Today that they’ve also done an ex­ both clubs have been undefeat- Ponies After Title Saturday the 16to for the little man out Last year it took Kelley 24:20 this may be the golden oppor- 0 The situation could - be ^ th e h a lfw a y m ark. doubtful for Hons, who still are Don Meredith comes back to clubs were evenly matched and ing a bottom bait properly is Kelley’s Record ed. of Boston University who now to cover the five miles. His first tunity for toe CariiMds. critical. Louis, each Baltimore should remain the erratic in air. . pick up Cowboys’ offense ( 8) Yale Football ceptional job of stopping the the ball was kept moving from toe fisherman's impatience Despite the emphasis on toe competes for toe Boston A. A. clocking in his maiden appear­ It's Ume now that some action deals Involving two players. unbeaten team in the Na- Baltimore 36, Washington 21 against Eagles’ weak pass de­ Highlights. Yale vs. opposition. Dartmouth has al­ end to end. Manchester traveled whi—J*atrlots coach John Yovicsin said In still tied for the league lead Which team will wear the championship crown in the 1952— First of Lebanon. ilar seasons so far, going Into going to cave in but the Hand Raymond Berry and Skins’ 10 years" by Dallas’ Tom Lan- It was an eiitra effort as Mon- As a genei;al rule, turn toe gg,. j,gg y^g p,jyg jyjjj, receivers, seven guards, seven vs. Jets summing of the thought of with a 2-0 record. 1953— First their game at New London. O ff the Cuff seven Uneback' Packer sneaked through again Charley Taylor. Baltimore won diy. The Steelers are no power- In another game of high local Manchester Midget Football League . . . the Giants . . . quarterbacks. 4:00 ( 8) Sports Special— many experts. “ We’re not like­ teleone gave it that little extra reel handle one complete turn g^ gjjj times, an all-time record, 1965—Second They even have been losing to ...... u- ers five defensive ends five last week 8-2-2 for 48-16-7 on the pre-season game 23-17 and has house but they should break interest, Boston University will the Eagles . . . or the Patriots? Soccer Stalemate Indianapolis 500 ly to score much against that as the ball was headed for the about every five seconds. Oc- Even since he trailed five oth- 1967— First toe same teams on occasion. Chapeau is doffed in toe dl- " .f: . l I. season (33-10-5 in the NFL and taken 15 straight over Skins, through Saints better than in 20- be out to break a four-game The answer will be forthcoming tonight when the out of bounds marker. casfonaily twitch the rod tip to grs home a year ago, Kelley 1959—Second c rectlon of Bill Skoneski of Man- defensive tackles, four tight 4:30 (30) AFL— San Diego outfit." Ending the soccer season in Coast Guard had last weekend in the AFL). Let’s try counting eight exhibitions. 17 e.xhibition los.s Aug. 19. Lack losing streak and recoup some Chester, compilssioner of the ends, three defensive bwks and vs. Oakland Injuries could also play a key regular season closes with the usual doubleheader at Manchester is now in third make toe lure dart forward, has set his mind on getting back 1961— First good style yesterday Rockville off while Tech was being once more. All games are Sim- New York 28, Cleveland 27— of running game fatal to Saints, solace from a disappointing Charter Otk Midget and Pony one center. ( 8) Gadabout Gad­ role as the two clubs battle at Mt. Nebo. place in the CCIL standings. The strikes you’U get adequate- into the winner’s circle in Man- 1962— First High hosted Ellington High with whipped by Wesleyan 80-7. The day unless otherwise noted. How can you get any closer AEX season in its Homecopilng dis The Stadium in Cambridge, paired in the first game will dles the Eagles, both mentors Tuesday the locals compete in ly compensaite for this pains- cheater. 1963— Second toe teams playing a double rest may be what the Cadets without calling a tie? Browns New York 35, Boston 20 — Joe 1965— Third Mass., with both the Ivy League Game against Massachusetts, be the winless and luckless Jets former teammates with local the State CIAC Tournament. taking retrieve, Still weighing only 123 pounds overtime scoreless tie. The need to end their 14-game loss won’t be stopped by that Giant Namath .should have no trouble semi-pro machines. Summary; Anoftoer advantage of work- 1966— Sixth St. Louis 27, Green Bay 21 jjyj Fran Tarkenton will with Pat pas.s defense but Bos- lead and recognition as New Junior Danny Lucca will start (0-5) against the Patriots (3-2) and standing 6-6, Kelley had Rams wound up wito a 8-2-2 string over three seasons, and England's No. 1 power at stake. 9-^ quarterback for the Terriers, at 6:30, Only the Jets are out of Tomorrow night, also at Mt. Brisiol Crnirnl (1) (O) Manchenter ing the depths with a bottom 1967— ? ? ? (Monday night) -Packers give Cleveland fits. He beat ton may slow down Emerson compiled a phenomenal record record and Ellington is 6-3-4 avenge a last-minute 16-14 loss Unknown Leader in Sahara Bruins Tied The biggest name on the side- who were highly-ranked in pre- Nebo, starting at 7 o'clock, the ko'wL^ bumper is the fact that this Is romped against Giants weak with Minnesota in 1965, Boozer. Jets won exhibition 55- the running. in local appearances up to the for toe season. to Worcester Tech a year ago. T lines will be John Tyson, Har- season forecasts and won their Pony Raiders of' Coach Jack cianboi.t fb O’Neil toe home of big lunkera, fish LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP)—The horrendous first round 76 and defense but had trouble in first they played him in r.i and knocked Boston out of The feature will be the night­ vard’s stellar safety man who first two games before going McNary will have two objec- ; cH , . ".^Odcl'i seldom taken in toe shallows, name Steve Spray may not reg- qualified for the final 36 holes. ‘ Starr looked rusty, j-egyiar season, Cleveland has shot at title last December, cap when the Giants and Eagles, For Second, is out with a wrenched knee into their tallspin. lives in mind. (1.) To complete Devcneiio . . RH .... 'Becker So don’t give up too quickly ister as a household fixture for The picture going into the C^ds have running game to ^ hasn't Houston 17, Buffalo 10 — Two each with 3-1-1 standards, clash. suffered in last week’s 14-12 vie- Holy Cross is at home against a perfect regular season record A,‘ido'‘i's“r °L ...' w S e S ^ ^^len you’re on the water and television golf viewers but he third round at the 7,069-yard, 1 k f Giants since 1963. Frank teams with little punch but solid The two teams battled to a 12-12 tory over Cornell. The Crimson a rugged Buffalo team which C ...... C o n yers action Is slow. Gear your fish­ was the young fellow, age 26, par 36-35 — .71 Paradise Valley youn^g Jim Hart will playing with injuries. All defense. Oilers coming off big Blank Kings tie in their first meeting and and (2) to wrap up the Charter ConHn ...... has a top reserve, however, in showed a tremendous defense ^off ing accordingly and hug that from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, who Country Club course was: deep defense tough to relay race. v/in over Kansas City, Buffalo both will be shooting the works Oak Football Pony Division Con- jab.s^ ,. rw . Sm ith The Boston Bruins, whose new Tommy Wynne. He stepped into i®d by linebacker Mike Luzny forpnee title ■ Montpleonp. bottom . . . that’s where toe led the way today into the third Spray, with 69-64—133, held a crack. Jim Bakken will be busy Minnesota , Atlanta 13 — off a bye. Houston won Sept. 17 . . , . _ - , . oariinr le r e n c e u u e . „ ^ . Sub.s: (MAN) Com-. Ilii.-i Wnro. 21 and a solid offense in defeating tonight. fish are. round o. a . ,100,000 Sahara in. Iwo-atroho load over Go.lby, OS- oveoyt.me Ih. Card. do™ The VlW n,. ...m to have Bond game at BuHalo 20.3, Art Povell feature Steve Opposition will be supplied by Chpi rone. Kuusik. tenlng National Hockey League in the season against Boston Boston College 26-14 a week The Eagles vitational Golf Tournament. 67—135 and youthful Terry Dill the spark on offense in last two out for six weeks. the le a s e ’s leading Cromwell CAPITOL EQUIPMENT CO Samiotis, foes at a zany clip, can defend University when Tom William- ago. To date, the Raiders have won Spray has been a pro only 67-68—135. Los Angeles 24, Chicago 10 — The Eagles, 1-3 against an scorer, while toe Giants, defend­ themselves too. son was injured and proceeded all five starts, racking up 163 ^Ptilaski Spoils Harrier Mark since March of 1965. He took toe Tied at 137 were Nicklaus, Don’t forget toe fuss when array of strong major inde­ ing champions, have a well- 38 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER play away Thursday from de- 68-69, Beard, 67-70, and Kenny George Allen quit the Bears to Goalie Gerry Chqevers to tie a school record with points to but 14 for the oppon­ pendent teams, are expected to rounded squad. Setting a course reeprd in (BC), Weaver (N W ), Shea fending champion Jack Nick- Still, 67-70. take toe Rams’ job and George brushed off 26 shots Thursday three interceptions, ents. The' locals have averaged Country Club Women Elect bounce back at home against a Big Alex Ferguson coached (EX?). Anlton (EX?), Jucziak (P). laus and otofr close contenders Palmer, who had to shoot at«Halas blew his stack. No love night as the high-scoring Bruins For Dartmouth, linebacker better than' 30 points per outing. yesiterday’s Hartford County Maine team which is winless in'( toe Giants and Don Flavell han- Pulaski 27, Blast OathoUc 28, including Bob Goalby and Frank least 68 to remain in toe run- lost here. Rams can run and showed their defensive mettle Norm Davis and safety man Conference cross ocuntry hieet, five outings against considerab­ South Catoolic 110, Northwest Beard. ning, shot a 68 and qualified for throw. Bears still haven’t witli a. 2-0 victory over the Los Rick Wallick appear recovered And Present Season Awards ly weaker opposition. Roger JaCkucewicz of Pulaski Catholic 122. Tel. 643-79S8 Arnold Palmer, although not the last two rounds. He beat the pitched a TD pass and that is Angeles Kings from shoulder injuries that lim- New chairman of the Wom­ Colgate is at Brown, unbeaten ran a fine 13:40 tor tote 2.8 mile the tourney favorite, survived a 145 cutoff score by one stroke, only hole in Los Angeles de- Thc Bruins,' who were out- “ fnslve Northeastern travels to New distance at Goodwin Park in en’s Division at the Manches­ week, but starting defensive Tedford 'Wins ^ scored 253-182 on the way to a .... vi Jeff Norton was Hampshire and Wesleyan is at Three Gold Medals Hartford. Pulaski High won the ter Cotmtry Club for the 1968 cellar finish, last season, are ^‘g mark on the eve Amherst in other top games. event with 27 points while Tom Tedford won the first IFITZGERALDI FORD INC. season is Mrs. Donald Piper. Also scheduled are Middle- Bast Catholic High just missed annual Manchester Lodge of r She was elected last night at bury at Bates, Colby at Bow- with 28 points. Elks Golf Tournament. Jack You Are the annual meeting, succeeding doin, Montclair State at Bridge­ For Schollander The team of Jim Peragallo, Bowers had the longest drive Mrs. Frank Simon. port, Nichols at Bridgewater, Richard Ricci and N oon Pelle- and John Rieder was nearest to ^ s Angeles, whose fiye_game Bob Black- Worcester Tech at Coast MEXICO CITY (AP)— Don Schollander doesn’t ex- tier led the local heurriera across the pin In play at the Fo^ LET’S FACE IT A.ssisting Mrs. Piper will be unbeaten string ended at Toron- . . . „ i„f„ Guard, Davidson at Connectl- Mns. Edward Shaw, co-chair­ npct to burn as bright in 1968 as he did in 1964, but he flniKh line in third, fourth Grove Country Club. * ' The proved formula for success in business is giv­ to Wednesday night still leads T'^^g^fg^ium undefeat'ed for the cut. Central Connecticut at and fifth place. The Blast squad man, Mrs. James Horvath Jr., the new West Division by a ,on toe four previous Glassboro, Bucknell at Rhode has served notice he plans to retire in a blaze of glory ing exceptional value; is being truly concenied for secretary, and Mrs. Thomas after leading U.S. Swimmers to four gold medals Thurs went undefeated in oval meets Gridder Acquitted P°mf- . rtponqinns thev were victorious Island, Hofstra at Southern this season and Jackucewicz Invited! the customer’s welfare; is ^ knowing that a happy Prior, treasurer. The Canadiens clung f° the and 1965 while los- Connecticut, American Intema- dav night in the Pre-Olympics customer is a finn’s greatest asset. That is our was the only opponent to top MINNEAPOUS, Minn. (AP) Committee chairmen-'will be: p S t lead by playing New York - ^ggg, Harvard which tional at Springfield, Williams The Yale University student, — an Blast ixmner. This was done — Carl Eller, defensive end on foiTnula. May we serve you? ^rs. George Benton, touma,- to a 1-1 standoff and the resur- vear’s eame 19-14 will at Tufts, Norwich at Vermont, who won four gold medals in the be tough.” But he’ plans to go Fred Penny when he set a couiT» recoird the Minnesota Vikings’ NFL ment; Mrs. Paul Boris, publi­ p ,n Red Wings waUoped (Jail- S t l ^ f |n record and St. Lawrence at Trinity, ’64 Olympics at Tokyo, captured out big. for Wdekham Park ir\ Ihe Blast- team, was acquitted Wednesday fornia 8-2 in Thursday’s other puitiuB tyi______his second and third golds In the Schollander, of Saratoga, city; Mrs., Charleg Ferguson, Pulaski meet of driving after his license had 2 hospitality; Mrs. John Chanda, games. second day of swimming at Calif., teamed with Robie, Peter Johnny Bucyk scored twice Results: Jackucewicz (P ), been suspended. SNOW welfare. Miss Helen Reynolds. Just Another Game This Year these Olympic, trials. Williams of P ltte ^ g h for the Bruins, who top the 12- PruSimiawski (P), ’ Peragallo "It is quite clear, to the court Connecticut State Women’s He outdueled Russia’s Leonid (EX?), Ricci (EX?)* Peiletier that the defendant did not have representative. team circuit in scoring with 27 goals in six games. Illeqhov in the 200-meter free- ! '^’ f y ^ ^ l o t o e t entry (EX?), Johnson (P ),‘, Vendotla notice of the suspension,” said Prizes were awarded to the siyie_style a.iuand thenu ^___ anchored^ the b^® o"®*^ ® !" y ’ Bernie "Boom Boom” Geof- won sum (EX?), Kinney (P)l LaBelle Judge David R. Leslie of Hen- following winners by Mrs. Irish Meet Spartans frlon’s 60-foot goal- late In the (DC), Laiidzto^P), AlpCorinack nepfn County municipal court. New FORDS Simon: Spring Toumamenit— opening period and brilliant Florence Barre and Cora An­ MnS. DONALipi PJFIER g r o w W toe%^0^meter fro^^^ 1 m s THROWER gnaltending by Ed Glacomln second. Mibe derson, runner-up: Class A - With Little at Stake Wednesday. 72* Holes—Hrien'^Reynords, Tow gross tie, Tina Mikolowsky, low ^rned the Rangers a tie at docked in- 1:01.0, tiwo ■ssconds Minnesota Not Warmed Up NEW YORK (AP) — Last year’s Michigan State- Carl Robie of Phlladelitoia In ^ Lilndta. GuBlth.'vSon o f gross, and, Esther n 4.1. T.Burnham, 1 low not .Montreal, Geoffrlpn, a former Montreal jsjotre Dame football game— never mind its anticlimac- toe 100-meter butterfly and Jane caiajm, CbUf. S t o c k net: Class B- Ceil Perry and Special event prizes were Barkman of Wayne, Pa., in toe Wlegand’s time was 2:20.6, To Prp" Basketball Sport " Lucille Carve>^; Club Champion- awarded to Ceil Perry. Eito^n I T r Je?n°Leto tic” T6-10 finish-came aS close as a game ever could to women’s ibo-meter freestyle DEMONSTRATION enough to beat Hans LJungberg Minnesota was cold. So were with 24 points and Jeff Congdon ship -Helen Noel /and Ollie Boris, Coa-a Anderson, Helen career tolW aave d ecid in g a n ational ch am pion sh ip. gave toe United States ite other Sweden and third-place Wll IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 20. Mel Daniels of the Kirkpivtrick, ------the “ canadiens a l-O edge ^ m ® the ------' two golds for the day. . stetoteto flnlsh^^^ th® Muskies. And the fans don’t added already been beaten three times Top-ranked Southern Califor ” M ^ ro of Phoe- seem to have warmed up to the Muskies led aU the scorers with A -Ri'ger Board Helen Rey- Simon,- Helen Noel, Doris Car- "We won what we expected, first five minutes. a rt at the Irish can’t even claim niii plays Oregon. The unbeaten ahead of K®"^« ,dea of a new professional team 26 points. It was Anaheim’s first BIG DISCOUNTS nolds, low gross; Julie Faulk- penter, Lucille Carv-ey, Eunice U. S. coaches Sherman Chavoor;,*• nix. Arte., in a Ume of 2.32.8 to ^ straight de- ALL OVER FRIDAY Plodzik and Dean Prentice ° ,the championship of Indiana. Trojans should have little trou- .ner, low net; Class ,B Helen Owens, Eileen and Don Gambrll said, conced- jijgp Moore’s 2:33.9. ll goals aplece an upstart Indiana University ble as the Dueks lost their first Only 807 customers turned out feats. Minnesota is now 1-3. I^iper and. Eileen Plodzik, low Helen Wilkos. ing victories by Holland’s Ada Migg Kqk, who won toe 100- BIG ALLOWANCE 4 Prentice added a pair of ass s ^ g„mos, three without scor- Thursday night as the temper- Art Heyman sparked New Kok in the 100-meter butterfly meter butterfiy Wednesday, eas- • ------Red Wings romp over Associated Press ing a point, before beating Ida- ature was in the 30s and An- Jersey to ite victory with five 3 P.M. to 8 P.M. California. It was the most lop- and East Germany’s Sabine jjy won her event In 2:24.8, but - - _ , , . o o ~ 4info in the Inst two minutes LONG 60 MONTH TERMS .sided score thus far in a game ' Steinbacb and Frank Wlegand „He all other times, it was far ahelm beat Minnesota 115-99 in polnte in And as if the woeful records Second-rated UCLA has the an American Basketball Asso- His three-point basket with 1 :69 between an established club and in the 200-meter backstroke and „(( her world record of 2 :21.0. MANCHESTER of the two teams weren’t di^p-. week ofMo plan for rugged Ore- elation contest. i®it gave the Americana a onc- SATURDAY THOMPSON SPEEDWAY qu expansion outfit. ■ ‘f- 200-meter--«'indlvidu8d medley, patty Carottonf WhltUer, ^VlOO-LAPCIassicl more goals-^in the last period. 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Skilled and unskilled, ex­ PART-TIME CLERKS B (BA) H.H 11^1 • -^-JbMrdlac IrlMWT ATTICS and cellars cleaned, cellent wages, full-time, 6 trash hauled to the dump, Id .rliHI days per week, shift dif­ Men over 20 wanted to work 12C«I«bM0C IM COPY CLOSING TIME PCR CLASSIFIED ADVT. light trucking, reasonable. 643- iSHottelnr SUtamantad S PJVI. DAY BE3DRE PUBUCATION ferential, Blue Cross, CMS, in retail store. Pleasant, lOBrldlaitaap 5846. life Insurance, paid holi­ UHMvyuow M "TH ■ JIMIrlW Deadline for Saturday and Monday la 6 p.m. Friday. easy work. Ideal for any­ IS Frequently llTaUlasa days, other fringe benefits. amphibian a«f«) TREE EXPERT — Trees cut, one who wishes to add to active —— (pi) Progressive and expanding 17 One'i own 18 Conanmad food 44 Allan inland sea buUding lota olesu-ed, trees top­ his Income. Openings avail­ 30 Itk capital U 20 Underground company. (comb, form) parts of plants 45 Without (Latin) ped. Qot i tree problem? 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DON'T KNOW WHAT THEV 34 Agreement 20Flrat-prlM dancing root or omitted Insertion for any advertlsomont and then only mowers. Also Homellte chain wlnnen 39 Harangues SdUnUof 'I to the extent of a "make good” Insertion.' Errors which do WITH HIM.' 37“----- of the 43 Chemical suffix Uluminatlon saws and International Cub Mrs. E. S. Loftus 449 Hartford Rd. Padfle" not lessen the value of the advertisement will not he oorrooted Cadet Tractors. Rental equip­ 33 Pain 1 3 r 3 5“ IT IT hy "m ake good" Insertion. S3 Hebrew judge i 1 1 ment and sharpening service D e f l a ­ WAREHOUSEMEN — steady 34 Performed 12 13 U on all makes. L A M Equip­ t in g HIS 35 Ruler under ment Oorp., Route 83, Vernon. SCHOOL BUS operators for job for experienced man In 6ALLOON= David shipping, receiving, packing or­ 3610^ of IB l» 643-2711 875-3136 876-7669 MiEmchester Exchange 1967-1968 school year. Hourly pudding . (Bookvnie, ToU Free) —Enterprise 1946. rate $2.43. Silver Lane Bus ders and related work for IB 13 U 37 Grant ■ Line, Inc., 49 Rrainard Place. wholesale housewares distrib­ 38 Andrew WILLIAMS Tree Service, spec­ "COMM'/" utor. Union contract, 170 Tol­ OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. W H U A N 8 Jackaon,for 21 23 103 AsIGELES ezanmle ializing in tree and,^hrub care. OALif^. ' . U. t. F«l. Off.— All righH r*Mn land St., East Hartford; 40 Anton gulf u 2T w si 643-8164. hy UaU*e F««twr* Syn#c«i«, I '-‘v.T-tL— / Trouble Reaehing Our Advertiser? LOOK/ TH E A/IAS- I THOUGHT I’D GET A FEELING 41 Go)f teauer K D p A T p Q”P A ~ P p MAN for local dairy store, 3 42 Weep 32 LIG H T~ TRUCKING, moving IO-A7 TER OF THE REALM.' I LIKE THAT WHEN I GOT MV HOME l-'iJ 1 i \ 1 1—- nights plus some Sunday work. THE KING OF ALL .44 Hind^ for 24-Hour Answering Service and odd Jobs, responsible, eve­ Help Wanted— Male 36 'AN' CAR PAID FOR— BUT THEN WE initanoe 3S Painting— Papering 21 Help Wonted-— CaU 643-9707 after 6 p.m. HE SURVEVS.' T H A T HAD TO HAVE A SECOND CAR— AN’ nings. AJlso burning barrels, 48 Tardier ■ Free to Heraid Readers Fenrale , 35 MAN FOR tire service work, CAREER M U S T BE A G R E A T THEN nr WAS A COLORTV—AN' THEN 52 Unruly tumult S3 delivered, $4. 644-1776. INTERIOR and exterior paint­ t MAN TO WORK on poultry DAVY JONES BY LEFF and MeWILLIAMS FEELING/ ...WELL, EVERVTHING WE SURVE^ 63 Put up with ing and papering. Call Phil good pay, all benefits, must _ l s . Wont InformattoD on one of our olaMtfled advertteementeT HAIRDRESSERS wanted, farm, steady work for depend­ W E BLiy a n ’ HAVE TO MAKE PA')^ 55 English queen ' SHARPENING Service --Saws, Denoncourt, 742-6173. be steady worker, experience Rapid expansion of ' our w e GAVE VOU OF COURSE.' MAMA-MIA f 66 Small shield No answer at the telephone listed? Simply eall the manager aiid operator for able man. 742-6232. MENTS ON/ SO I GUESS THE LESS L. knives, ixes shears, skates, helpful but not essential. Ap­ iigoney i reates an immodi- VERV WELL. $ 5 0 0 TO USE AT AND WE WON WE CLEAN FOR A GUV SURVEYS THE MORE HE'LL 57 Sea eagle W u 60 •beauty salon in Ellington Shop­ I'LL SPELL THE GAMBLING $10,000... IT'S GOT TO TURN 58 Not so much rotary blades. Quick service SATISFACTION guaranteed! L. ply Nlchols-Manchester Tire ato need and .an exceptional BE AAASTER O F //- ping Center. CaU 1-745-7304. opporlnnity for experienced, WANTED — One full-time oil IT OUT C ASIN O . . IN OUR REPORT. THAT CASH IN.' 69 Hr. Beerbohm, 33 Capitol Equipment Co 88 Main Pelletier, painting, Interior and Inc., 205 Bropd St., Manches­ FOR VOU. r English author w , EDWARDS truck driver and one part-time V 4-U St., Manchester Hours daily exterior, papering and paper ter. ambitious, personable real 60 Eait Indien v r B3 8f removal. Fully Insured. CaU ('.stale salesmen who desire nights 5-12 p.m. Contact Scot­ hard wood ANSWERING SERVICE 7:30-6, Thursday 7:30-9, Satur­ We have full-time openings ty at Morlarty Bros. DOWN day 7:30-4. 643-7958. , 643-9043 or 649-6326. PART-TIME, 4 - 5 hour shifts commission earnings of W 83 e6 for recent high school grad­ available for men, 7 a.m. - 1 Wash (poet) 27 uates and full and part-time 2BlbUcelplace 849-0500 875-2519 YOU ARE A-1, truck Is A-1. 5 p.m. Press operators, pack­ $15,000 to $30,000 per year NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASShL Cellars, attics, yards and' small Floor Finishing 24 openings for housewives. ers, spot welders. Apply Eas­ Appliance Service Technicians and leave yoor nieasage. Ton'll hear from our advertiser tern Boiler, 99 Loomis St., I trucking done A-1 right. Call FLOOR SANDING and rellnlsh- Television Service Technicians In jig time wltbont spending all evening at the telephone. Manchester. f # * Tremano Trucking Service toll Ing (specializing In older GENERAL CLERICAL CALL MR. LAVITT free, 742-9487. floors), cleanly, waxing For Confidential Interview 'TYPIST CARPENTER — experienced, g e n ^Jr a l Automobnos For S a ^ 4 WELDING — hardfacing, pro­ floors. Painting, il^perhanging. steady work, top wages. CaU duction, cast machinery repair No job too small. John Ver> after 6:30, R.E. Miller, Build­ ELECTRIC 1966 MUSTANG conveklble, 6 CLERK TYPIST c a r n i v a l BY DICK TURNER etc. Bob’s Welding Serrice. foUle, 640-5756. er, 649-1421. The Samuel M. HERALD cylinder, cruisomatic, with ex­ CaU 649-7578. FIGURING CLERK FACTORY WAYOUT BY kEN MUSE tras. Call 649-5567. EXPERIENCED machine shop Lavitt Agency ROOFING, renovating, light Bonds— Stocks— Inspectors, 46-66 hours per SERVICE DOX LE H E R S 1963 FORD — Country Squire MULTILITH OPERATOR hauling, rubblish removal, week, liberal benefits, C!ontro- I'D V THE COURSE I DON'T VERY wagon, standard shift, 6, one Mortgages 27 643-2168 Realtors 875-6297 For Your ^ driveways sealed, gutter work, matlcs (3orp., 200 West Main Wants Practical LIKE C O S TS ^ 3 0 0 HAVE THE FUNNY.' owner, new valve Job, muffler, Complete benefits, excellent Vernon Circle—Parkway Exit 95 reasonable rates. 649-6822 or SECOND MORTGAGE - Un­ St., Rockville. CaU Mr. Pan- lo-xi battery and shocks, clean, low cost cafeteria. Financial TECHNICIANS TO MONEY,, bformatioii 742-9362. limited funds available for sec­ clera, 876-3317. An equal op­ Open 7 Days a Week FRED'S BE. BUT I'M ON AND ON AND ON $876. CaU 643-6696. assistance to continue your THE HBIRALD will not ond mortgages, payments to education. Free parking. portunity employer. HUMOR FUNNY/ WILLING suit your budget. Expedient /W e offer top pay PLUS the fol­ disclose the Identity of 1964 CHEVROLET Bel Air sta- lowing fringe benefits: TO WORK SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL any advertiser using box tion wagon, V-8, powergllde, Household Services service. J. D. Realty, 648-6129. Asylum St. Exit on East- SCHOOL MY WAY 0 letters. Readers answer- power steering and brakes, ex­ Offeied 13-A West Highway (1-84) ends at PART-TIME T h e ENROLL NOW THROUGH.' tog blind txuc ads who cellent condition. 649-0538. loot of Garden St. Paid vacations , AND BE funny I desire to protect their REWEAVING OF bums, moth Business Opportunity 2B Trucks to drive home \ Vou 9^0ULD^/t Bf I'M SURE VO U R identity can follow this 1965 VOLKSWAGEN, white se­ holes, zippers repaired. Win­ LUNCHONETTE for lease or Parking available In front WORK AVAILABLE H artford C ourant si( k pay procedure: JfALOUS OF VtHJP OLKS icvE Sou ausr ] dan, radio, good condition. $1,- dow shades made to measure, rent, small investment, good driveway. Hospitalization Includes depen- N E W ga^BV BRoTHEP. AS MOCHAi HIM. Ehudoee your reply to the 095. Call 647-1323. OiU Sizes Venetian blinds. Key/ return. Call Paul J. Correntl 3 p.m. - 7 p.m. Also 7 - 11 p.m. New England’s fastest dents lx « in an envelope — made while you wait. Tape re­ Agency, 643-5363, or 643-2126. Ashley and Palm/Ashley Life iiisurance KARMANN GHLA — hardt^ corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 buses atop in front. growing newspaper has the Company Participating savings aixtoessed to the Clamd- APPLY IN PERSON fled Manager, Manchester with gasoline heater. Looks Main St. 649-5221. PHILLIPS Petroleum Co. has n following opening in its program Evening Herald, together good, runs good, $376. Call 643- modem 3 bay service station Circulation Department Up to date training at company 0418. CONNECTICUT MUTUAL BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE with a memo listing the for lease. Excellent opportu­ expense companies you do NOT B u ild in g - nity, paid training program. LIFE INSURANCE CO. MCDONALD’S DRIVE-IN Opportunity (or advancement want to see your letter. 1967 VOLVO — 4-door, 122 S. Newspaperboy IT'S ONLY A QUESTION OF WE HAVE ^ priced to sell. Call 643-9739 af­ Contracting 14 Call 236-3770 after 6 p.m. or 46 WEST CENTER ST. Filendly cooperative group to Your letter ■^11 be de­ 1-201-377-8100. 140 Garden St., Hartford work with TIME UNTIL THEY SEND A STRANGE ter 6 p.m. stroyed if the advertiser CARPENTRY — concrete steps, Interviews 8 - 3 ;30 Daily Recognition (or achievement AN AMERICAN HELP TO US. ANY MINUTE ELECTRONIC Is One you've mentlmied. C o u n s e l o r NOW... ANY MINUTE, DEVICE TO ■ floors, hatchways, remodeling, Five day, forty hour work week MIUTARV If not it will be handled 1966 CORVAIR — 4-door sedan, - PART-tlme janitorial help need­ TURN OVER iwrches, garages, closets, ceil­ An Equ^l Opportunity (some overtime at premium a : PLANE/ In the usual manner. standard shift, good condition. SUNOCO ed In Tolland Schools late af­ DUTIES Consist of working TO THE U.S. 'THAT^ WAT iOU THINK.' HE5 ALRFAPV B£EN IN THE ings, attics finished, rec rooms, rates, i CaU 649-9088 after 6 p.m. Employer ternoon and evening. Please with our newspeperboys or­ MILITARY. HOUSE FIVE PASS AND THEY formica, ceramic. Other relat­ HAS AVAILABLE contact Board of Education of­ ganization In the servicing HAVENtSAlD SOTO HIM ONCE. MERCEDES — 1964, 109D, ed work. No job too small. Dan Lost and Found 1 fice, 875-9682. of present and prospective If you are not completely sat­ red, very clean, diesel engine. Moran, BuUder. Evenings 649- 1. 40,000 Gallon Service Station subscribers In the Manches- isfied with your present Job CaU 289-3288. LOST — large yellow and white 8880. PART and full-time aide, 7-3. WE h Av E openings on our ter-Bolton area. write to Service Supervisor, 2. Highway Location Call 6494519. third shift In our Heat Treat­ cat vicinity Grandview St. 1964 FORD Fairlane sports HOMES, OARAGES, porches, General Electric Company, 101 Reward. CaU 643-1666 after 5 ing Department, Apply In per­ APPLICANT Must be qual­ Prestige Park Road, East Hart­ coupe, V-8, automatic trans­ rec rooms, room additions, 3. Paid Training RN or LPN to work In home ified to work with youth, p.m. son Klock Company, 1272 Tol­ ford, Connecticut. mission, radio, white walls, kUchens, roofing, siding, gen­ for elderly, 2 days per week. be a high school graduate to-jL? power steering, bucket seats, ACT TODAY! land Tpke., Manchester. LOST — black Labrador Re- eral repair work. Financing Green Lodge Home, Mrs. Mil­ with' good driving record extra clean,, low mileage, pri­ ) ntj w NiA. Uc m 1.1. trelver, male, 16 weeks old. available. No down payment. ler, 649-6985. BUS DRIVER — full-time, $2.50 (au^gr^bile furnished). vate owner. $1,395. 643-7797 af­ CALL or WRITE OUTSIDE WORKERS — Part- CaU 649-^16.' Economy 'BuUders, Inc. 643- per hour. 42>A hour minimum. 'So you’ve got a nagging hoadaphe?. That figuresi" ter 6. WOMAN to cook evening meal WE OFFER Pleasant work­ time mornings. Laboring on 6159. P.O. Box 71, East Hartford Silver Lane Bus, 49 Bralnard at local convent, hours flex­ ing conditions (Inside and pipe work and tanks, drive LOST — large yelloW; and white 568-3400 Place, 643-8978. An equal op­ MICKY FINN BY LANK LEONARD ATTENTION sportsmen 1958 QUALITY Carpentry—Rooms, ible, between 3:30 - 6 p.m. outside work), paid vaca-, small and medium trucks. In­ male cat, declawed, vicinity Volvo station wagon, model portunity employer. TWO THOUSAND— Barry Rd. 649-8377. Reward. dormers, porches, basements, Evenings Call Jeff Keith CaU 278-1684. tlons, CMS, Blue Cross, Ma-| teresting work, pleasant cohdi- 445, extra large capacity, ex- reflnlshed, cabinets, buUt-ins, RELIABLE man to work 8-6. jor Medical and pension tlons. McKinney Bros. Septic DOLLARS ON THE BLACK/ 647-9646 ' BOOKKEEPER — full charge THE WILLETS BY WALT WE'TTERBERG LOST — Multi-colored kitten In ceUent condition. 649-6494. formica, aluminum, vinyl, Apply Pantaleo’s Used Auto plan, annual salary Increase Tank Co., Mitchell Drive, off through trial UUance, 6 days, S ____ vicinity of Vemon CJircle. Re­ steel, ceramo siding WlUlam Parts, Horace St., Manchester. commensurate with ability. Parker St., 8:30-9:30 a.m., 30 to 40 hours, Blue Cross, A 9 YO U PROBABLY KNOW, .. AND WITHIN 0 /^£ f/O U R ward. CaU 872-0429. Robbina Carpentry Service. 4:30-5:30 p.m. ONLY THINS TO DO,NOW IS 1963 COMET station wagon. CMS, life insurance, paid holi­ PART-TIME delivery, week­ /V\Y 5I6TER THINKS SHE CHINA DISAPPEARED, THE Call 648-1657. 649-3446. Schools and Classas 33 WHOLE EA-ST HALF OF TO START OVER ] FOUND — YeUow canary. Own­ days, vacation and other ends, South Windsor area, $2 Hartford Courant CAN RUN THE WORLD, er may claim by Identifying. ADDITIONS, remodeling, gar­ benefits. CaU Nlchola-Man- per hour. CaU 644-0202 or 628- SO I LET HER TRY.., THE (J.S.A. SECEDED chester Tire, 643-1161 for ap­ W. G. Glenney Co., 336 No. 1966 CHEVROLET, 2-door, 283, ages, rec rooms, bathrooms ABLE AMBITIOUS MEN 5126. Mr. Hammond, Manager pointment. Septic Tanks FROM THE UNION. AND Main St. 4-barrel, 3 speed, $466. 643-7632. tUed, kitchens remodeled, ce­ ment work, ceUar floors, pat­ New England Tractor Trail­ WANTED — papermlll help — 808 Main St. AND TH ER E WAS A B IS er Training School approved WOMAN wanted for full-time PENT WHERE CUBA , , 1961 PLYMOUTH, 6 cylinder. ois, roofing. Call Loon Ceis- experience preferred, but will LOST - klttin with lame front ^^^^^110. good condition, new zynski, BuUder. 649-4291. by the Ckinnectlcut State De­ sales work. See Manager, tnln, day work only. Apply Manchestei’ Plugged Sewers USED TO BE 1 paw. vicinity Holl St. 643-0420. 643-83M. partment of Education, GI Youth Centre, Manchester Bui'nside' Company, 87 Ghurqh NEWTON H. SMITH & SON — Approved. We train on all Shopping Parkade. St., East HarUord. 649-5251 Machine Gleaned LOST — Passbook No. 96464. " Remodeling, repairing, addi­ types of transmissions, 40’ Savings Bank of Manchester, VOLKSWAGEN, good con- tions, rec rooms, garages, boxes and tank trailers. COUNTER GIRL for 7 a.m.- Septic Tanks, Diy Welb. Sewer Lines Installed—Cel­ ApiUicatlon made for payment, ^jtlon, $250. 649-9793. porches and roofing. No job Placement assistance upon 11, shift, part-time, 2-8 days PRINTING too small. CaU .(^9-3144. graduation. Budget plan per week. Ideed for college stu­ WANTED — parts runner in lar Waterp'*ooflng Done. MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY FOUND — matte Cocker Span­ 1961 FALCON station wagon, 4- available. Full or part-time dent. Please apply Mister Do­ Parts Department. Paid holi­ iel puppy, red collar. CaU BUILDING — remodeling, car­ M(^em Air-Conditioned Plant BCAa C door, good tires, plus snow training. Excellent income nut, 256 W. Middle Tpke. days, vacation and group in­ McK in n e y b r o s . CRABGRA9S SURE GETS TU . NEVm FORSETTHE PAY HE Dog Warden, 643-4131. pentry of all kinds, small jo b s' Has Openings For: tires, automatic transmission, in the trucking Industry. surance. Apply in person Paul 118 Pearl St — 94S-5S08 OOWNii < THE PEAK OF EFFICIENCy STA'/EO HOME WITH A HEAD COtOl serviced. Call Tom Corbitt, CLERK (or general office work Dodge 'Pontiac, 373 Main St. FRO^A^HE EAAPLOVEESl $300. 644-1686. For information call Hart­ Stock Handler Sewerage Disposal Co. MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALU 643-(K)86. ford 247-1363 anytime. in insurance company,i 37*/4 See Service Manager. Announcenwnts 2 1968 PON'nAC — price $2,199, hour week, company beWflts. I'L L SAY $199 down, budget payments on Stock Cutter ELECTROLUX vacuum clean­ Call 646-0181, Mrs. Kelly' after V HEDGES. I'/M GO/NOTO BEr THEN I'LL ei<3N WITH TH E NEW T H A r s A PRETTY balance. Mr. Vallee, 249-8559 af­ Roofing and w ers, sales and service, bonded H«lp Wonted- 2)30 p.m. Utility Man &\G-LEAGUE YORK M ETB AND I'LL PUCH IH E fA WILO QAV DREAM, ter 6. representative. Alfred AmeU, Chimnays 16-A PITCHER WHEN TO A YVORLD^CHAMPIONSHIP.'' EVEN FOR M E. Female 35 COOK wanted — Acadia Res­ Liberal Company Benefits. An r G R O W U P . 647-1719 Vr 648-4913. 1959 CHEVROLET — running ROOFENO - Specializing re­ Young Man! RN or LPN, 11-7 shift, full or taurant 103 Tolland Tpke., Equal Opportunity Employer ’- O ' ! condition, very reasonable. pairing roots of all kinds, new part-time, room and board Manchester. 649-6568.' P CaU 649-9398. roofs, gutter work, chimneys Portonals 3 furnished, 649-4519. cleaned and repaired, 30 years’ BURROUGHS CORP. 1859 FORD, 9 passenger tijoun- Leoking For A Job With A Future? V0MES4- LOOKING for someone travel- experience. Free estimates. WAITRESSES — housewifes, WOMAN ■ Business Forms and PiPsewAY try Squire, running condition, CaU Howley 643-6361, 644- Supplies Group : ing to WlUlmantlc dally to car­ bring own battery, $35. 643- high school girls, full or part- For Full or Part-Time 10-27 ry small package of dental 8333. • IMMEDIATE^ OPENING • A 6534 after 4. time, experience not neces­ Assembly Work ROUTE 30, TOLLAND, CONN. goods. 629-8241. sary. Apply in person on­ 1965 CHEVROLET, 2-door se­ ly. Howard Johnson iRestau- APPLY I Learn The Printing Business PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER mr>F WANTED from Tolland Millinery, dan, tan, 6 cylinder, automatic rant, 394 Tolland Tpke. Carbon Products, Inc. JANITORS - part-time St., East Hartford to West Mid­ ^ BETTER ^ / ' t m AT ^ excellent condition. Best offer. Dressmaking 19 218 Hartford Road nings. Call 643-4453, 8-6 37V2-Hour Week — Retirement Income Plan dle Tpke. Manchester between W E A R YOUR y O N E ’Sh T H IS \ v \ WOK /^ - 2 7 643-9121. Manchester, Conn. only. alterations on all clothing, N E W SUIT, / s e t t i n g IS m y ' eclalty. Fold­ ings, afternoons; Thurs. Thursday, Friday, Saturday. condition, . asking $2,250. 568- ing chairs for rent. 649-0762. AOCOUN’nN G CLERK —high and FrI. Nights and Sat­ Call 640-0664. 3294. RN OR LPN, 8-7 p.m. or 7-11 school graduate. Salary based urday. p.m. CaU 649-4519. io*at DO YOU have right hand side TRAVEL TRAILEJR - home Painting— Paparing 21 on experience. Fringe benefits, MEATOWN of Tlger-rama $l,6oo Ucket? made, Ideal for hunting or EXPERIENCED sales person. excellent working conditions, 1215'/] Silver Lane ROBIN MALONE BY BOB LUBBERS WIU spUt. Call 643-6037. fishing camp or office, $500. PAINTING. Interior, exterior, Apply In person. Marlow’s, 867 37Vi hours. Manchester office. Ektst Hartford, Conn. May be seen Hiilcrest Rd., free estimates. Contact Gerald Main St. Call Mr. Jablonowski, 640-6361. THIS IS t h e : I HOPS I CAM 6EE OH, DOC— later - SH ElL ALOHA, ELECTRICIANS Boltdn. 7^2-8726. A. Stratton. 643-8748, 643-4887 yoD'RE ^AurtfHJLffr THINK I'M BSAUTIFLU- Automobllas For Sola 4 FULL-TIME sales clerk from $5.35 An Hpur Plus Fringe Benefits BEAUr/FUL BHAKPLf NEED CAR? Credit very bad? PAINTING—Interior and exte­ now.tUI Jan. 1st. Apply Shoor Must Have State License E-°2 UNTIL SHE sees ^ I'LL rior, very reasonable, free es­ Jewelers, 917 Main St. ONe NOKMAL- a ero K H '-r Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ Garage— Sarvico— Apply - est Douglas accepts lowest timates. CaU Richard Martin, WANTED LOOKINE/IMHf eO ffB PA Yt Storage 10 649-9285. COLLEGE EDUCA'TIOlif^ fOT down, smallest payments any- your children can be financed Clean, Late M ^ l FIREPLACE , where. Not smaU loan finance INSIDE-outslde painting. Spe­ from part-time earnings in NATIONAL ELEOTRICAL company plan. Douglas Motors, cial rates for people ovef 65. your neighborhood showing USED CARS S40 Main. GARAGE — 214-218 Spruce St., Manchester. 24T-4046, 1-633-7^2 Call my compeUtors tbemgaU 4 vON’S latest Christmas Gift Top Prices jpaid WOOD CONTRACTORS ASSN„ Inc. me. Estimatef given. ^^7863, Set for every member of the 1061 PONTIAC Catalina, power For All Makes! CENTRAL CONNECTICUT CHAPTER . steering, power brakes, excel­ 876-8401! family. Yes, Show and SeU. LARGE $ 1 It’s eaisy at this time of-the 758 ASYLUM AVE., HARTFORD, CONN. lent running condition, no rea­ Motorcycles— JOSEPH P. Lewis custom CARtBR CHEVROLET BUNDLES I Union Affliiated Equal Opportunity Employers sonable offer refused. 649-8089. year. Call 289-4922 today. llcycles r 11 painting, interior aqd exterior — ______- ______C O .. INC. 8:80 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. lOlM THUNDERBIRD, 2-door, paperhatlging, wallpaper re­ GIRL TO learn simple ehgrav; W. G. Glenney Co. moved. Wallpaper books on re­ Ing, no experience needed. Ap­ 1229 Main St. green and white, good condi­ 1967 TRIUMPH T R ^ green Phone 649-5238 336 N, Main St. TELEPHONE 525-2649 tion, $700 or best offer. Call and white, 4,500 miles. Must quest. Fully Insured, Free es­ ply in person Stygar Gage Co. 742-7194. sell, best offer. 742-7194. timates. Call 049-9658. 1445 Tolland Tpke. Manchester.

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V(. , MANCHEST^ER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1967 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN PAGE TWENTY^IX RfANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1967 Houses For Sprto 72 Aportmonts— Ftafs— Buslnost Properly Houses For Sole 72 Howai For Solo 72 Housos For Solo 72 Hoinos For Salt t2 Hotsos For Solo 72 Houses For Salt 72 Suburban For Salt 75 Suburban For Sola 75 Wonted—Real Btfoit 77 Degk—BIrels— Peis A1 Household G oodi 51 RD. — Beautiful s VAmWTr.v ______.. " ——------——------' \ ♦ ...... — — ------■ ■ ------I 4— '■ ' ------:— ' _ . " - - Lakewood CONCORD TWO FAMILY in excellent ATTRACTIVE 9 room home, MANCHESTER — priced for OOVEFrtHY LAKE — beauUful VERNON — Six room oversiz­ USTIN08 NEEDED, aJl pile* Tonhmonts 63 For Sede 70 MANCHESTER lb, large living room, for- GERMAN Shepherd puppies, 6 BROWN Danish sofa, $36. Fold- ______Circle, 5 room Cape, located condition, 4-4. BeauUful piece bath and a half, 2-car garage, quick sale, beautiful 9 room custom buUt Split Level, year ed Cape, high scenic locaUon ranges. Call us for a quick Mia, ISO E. CENTER ST —office SaS^'dlnin* room* cabinet for Investment or owner BEST BUYS BEST BUYS weeks old, $36. No papers, M»- away cot, $16. 3-piecet dinette MANCHESTER 3 room in an excellent area, extensive permanent siding. In most Im­ Split Level. C&ll 643-9869. ’round home, aluminum siding, with view, walk-out basement. wc also buy houses for cadi. CLASSIFIED set, $20. Old T-T and stand, apartment, heat, hot water, building, C-sona 120x200 lot. Mtohen, 2 bedrooms, recrea­ dwelling. Separate heating 6642. view, needs some repair. A portant ideal location. Great magnificent view of the lake. Only $17,200. Call now. Hayes Hayes Agency, 646-0131. $20. Mahogany HI-FI, $20. stove, refrigerator, disposal, T.J. Ciockett. Realtor, 648-1077 gpod Investment. Don't be tion room, landscaped system, driveways and yards, potential for rooming house or BY BELHORE ;by belficre MANCHESTER —432. Six room Phllbrlck Agency, Realtors, Agency, 646-0131. Typewriter, $20.> Miscellaneous Marlon E. Robertson, Realtor, $19,900. Wolverton Agency, Articles For Sde 45 $130. 64941048. (flsappointed. Call Now. War­ 2-family. Show your imagina­ Cape, fireplace, garage, bus­ 649-6347. household items. 647-9898. ren E. Howland, Realtor, 648- 648-8968. Realtors, 640-2813. tion. Can’t miss, $26,900. Wol­ Well, another busy and prodiic- \ DUTCH COLONIAL line. Only $17,900. Call Ward LEGAL ADVERTISING FOUR room apartment, one Holisus For.Sote 72 tive week’s gone by. This was Un\que and rare. Authentic New Taft, 643-7467. R. J. Flagg Co., SOUTH WINDSOR — immacu­ VERNON BE GENTLE, be kind, to that ELECTRIC STOVE, ex<;ellent block from Main St., suitable 1108. SIX ROOM Ranch, breezeway, verton Agency, Realtors, 649- two Manchester 2813. “ Rick Merritt Week” as far as England atmosphere. If you 1-749-0725. late 7-room home built 1965, NOTICE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS expensive carpet, clean it with Real- room, sunroom, 3 bedrooms, up this just listed modem 4-4 Colonials all with a view. This area, den, living room with chester. Help Wonted—Mole 36 Salesmen Wanted 36-A 1704, after 4 p.m. 900. Phllbrlck Agency, rooms, large wooded lot in built-in dishwasher, range, budget. Restores forgotten wants fast sale. Hayes Agency, fireplace, wooded 74 acre . 1% baths, 2-car garage. Mar­ two family. This well kept Is quality and value. Call for fireplace, study, 2 large bed- The Qualifications are os fol­ tors, 649-6847. executive neighborhood, $43,- NEW HOMES breakfast nook experienced mechanic for colors. Rent electric shampoo­ range, good apartment, cen- 646-0131. Choose your decorations, nx- ion E. Robertson, Realtor, 643- circa 1962 home with aluminum We are currenUy handling new details, Hayes Agency, 646- i rooms, beautiful entrance lows; Applicant must be twen­ FRIGIDAIRE 30” 900. Phllbrlck Agency, Real­ professional landscaping service station, part-time or er, $1. Paul’s Paint and Wall­ rtuge, located. 643-4424. ______!______tures now. Occupancy Nov. 6653. storms and screens is an excel- homes'in price ranges from the 0131. with foyer, 1% baths with van­ ty-one (21) years of age, must condition, $36. Crosley refrig­ MANCHESTER — 4- bedroom tors, 640-6347. back yard patio full-time day^, see Dick Grina- SALESMEN paper Supply. DUPLEX — 6-6, new knotty soth. $26,300. 1959 home, in excellent condi­ lent way to live rent free and mid-twenties to the fifties. We ities, laundry-family room, be a resident of the tbwn in erator, $26. 649-8646. MANCHESTER — Vernon line, outside storage and bike VERNON vlch, Dick’s Shell Service, 663 pine cabinets built-in range, r a Y HOLCOMBE. REALTOR tion, aluminum storms, 100 x then some. Unfortunate circum­ have ail sorts of plans avail­ house recreation room (partly fin­ which he offers himself to be OIL BURNER — Controls, Furnished HANDYMAN’S DREAM — cir­ 6V4 room Ranch, 114 baths, Center St. APPLIANCES dishwasher, carpeting, new 644-1286 200 well landscaped treed lot, stances necessitate immediate able. We can—and do—build to occupancy March 1, 1968 ished) with fireplace, wine cel­ admitted to the privileges of an with tank, $76. Power reel ca 1780 Cape, 7 rooms, 2 stone large fireplaced living room, BEAUTIFUL VIEW 74 SOFA BED, good fabric. Apartments 63-A baths, new fumsuies, 2-car ga­ $20,700. Hutchins Agency. Real­ sale, priced accordingly. Call suit your tastes an(l pocketbook. Owner, 649-1047 lar, basement 2-car garage. By elector at least six months next mower, $10. 233-4662 after 6 fireplaces, wide board floors, built-ins, aluminum windows. Sears will provide an excel­ clean, call 644-8142. rage. Hutchins Agency, Real­ JUST LISTED — 6 room Ranch today and be glad tomorrow. We can build practically any­ Brick-fronted, one year old, appointment only. H.M. Fre­ preceding the time he so offers p.m. THREE ROOM furnished apart­ tors, 6496324. 6 acres, $12,900. Hutchins Call now. Hayes Agency, 646- tors, 649-6324. wall to wall carpeting, com­ where east of the river. Lots three bedroom Ranch on chette, 647-9093. himself. PASTE-UP ARTIST lent opportunity for the ment, ideal for three college Agency, Realtors, 649-6324. 0131. right individual in our PROCESSED GRAVEL for plete aluminum siding, parquet MARAVIGLIOSO - - available. Call our "Can Do” JUST UKE A DREAM, large treed lot. City water Any applicant who Is a natu­ boys. Near High School, 64$- TWO FAMILY Ranch — 6 and floor in dining area, fireplace, in Italy means "Marvelous,” and sewer, storms and VERNON — new 6 room appliance depart ments. driveways and parking an^s LAKEWOOD Circle N.—large MANCHESTER — 7 room exe­ boys anytime. 5 room Ranch, fireplace, cen­ ralized citizen of the United Graphic Arts Department of Musical Instniments 53 0420. 'I 3 room ' apartments, modem extra cabinets, in kitchen, split and this amply describes the in­ screens, built-ins, fireplace Ranch, raised hearth fire­ Straight commission sales. at our screening plant or custom built Garrison Colonial, cutive Ranch, flowering peren­ ter hall entrance, new States shall present the certifi­ 2 commercial printing com­ kitchen with built-ins, 6 years rail fence on 90x106 lot, land­ terior renovating job the fastidi­ ESTATE and garage for $23,900. Call place, 1'^ baths, formal din­ llvered. George H. GriHing, BABY Grand piano — small 6 rooms, laundry, 2-car gar­ nials, schrubs and trees make kitchen, beauUful ceramic cate of his naturalization or a pany in West Hartford old, garage, central location, scaping plus. One ear garage, ous owner has done on this six just off Main Street, 3 acres of John McLaughlin, 649-6306. ing room, level lot, $19,600. . Inc., Andover, 742-7886. size, modem styling, good con- Business Locations age, porch. Call 286-6321 or 649- up the elegantly landscaped bath. Wall to wall carpet In copy thereof issued by the Unit­ needs full-time imaginative, All store benefits Including $23,000. Phllbrlck Agbncy, patio and assumable mortgage room all brick Ranch. Rarely tall, stately trees surround this Meyer Agency, 643-0609. ... 8690. yard, stone walls, private Es­ living room and dining room. ed States Immigration and experienced artist - drafts­ profit sharing, store dis­ SORRY SAL is now a merry For Rent 64 Realtors, 649-6847. does a Ranch under $30,000 all brick 14 room Colonial. Sev­ 6411. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, ther Williams swimming pool Nice breeze-way and garage. B^ W man to design and prepare count, paid vacations land gal. She used Blue Lustre rug MANCHESTER — 6 room have both a nice kitchen and a en fireplaces, 5 baths, rooms VERNON Naturalization Service. MODERN store, heated, 20’x70’ EIGHT ROOM older home, 1% 649-2813. and patio are a few of the Two oversized bedrooms. camera-ready mechanicals holidays, hospitalization in­ and upholstery cleaner. Rent Colonial, one car garage, wood­ formal dining room — this one and room to roam. Leisurely BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Dated at Manchester this 27th 832 Main St., central. Call baths, kitchen and bathroom many quality custom features Ideal for retired couple GUARANTEED for multi - color press work. surance. electric shampooer, $1. Olco'tt SIX ROOM oversized Cape, 2 ed lot. Bowers School area. does — and it’s under $26,000.! inspection a must. Please allow Manchester Parkade day of October 1967. ' 622-3114. have been remodeled, 4 bed­ you will find In this rare of- or small family, 90x200 Excellent pay, benefits, Variety Store. Antiques 56 Call Earl Everett, 640-8638, 643- Two car garage is also brick! time to do justice to this prop­ Manchester 649-5306 Board of Admissions rooms, ideal lor large fanilly, fuU baths, trees, large lot, ferinv. Realistically priced at private lot. $21,900. Wolverton To please. A lovely 8 room hours. For appointment call Apply Personnel Dept., Gracious Apartment 6129. J.D. Real Estate Co. Lovely treed lot. 114 baths, erty. WlUlam C. Johnson, CLOCKS bought, sold, traded, STORE FOR RENT, Main St., $19,900. Phllbrlck Agency, $23,000. Phllbrlck Agency, $89,900. Hayes Agency, 646- Agency, Realtors. 649-2813. EAST HARTFORD — 6 room Colonial with all the things Chris Larsen, 236-6884. Monday through Friday OIL tank, 276 gallon with pip­ Living in Lovely Manchester aluminum storms and screens, needed for gracious living Selectman expert repairing. Colonial Majichester in State Theatre Reedtors, 649-6347. Realtors, 649-5347. 0131. Colonial with large living room 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. ing, $20. Hot water tank, DELUXE TOWN HOUSES $7,900 — 4 r o o m r a n c h , other extras. Would cost a MODERATELY Mildred M. Schaller, 7 building, reasonable rent. For MANCHESTER — 6Mi room at only $24,900. A call to Mr. 82 gallons, $30. Call 649-2611. Clock Shop, 382 Main St., rear. At Moderate Prices built-ins, wall-wall carpeting, Priced Colonial in central loca­ and master bedroom, fire­ Information please call theatre MANCHESTER Business Zone FIVE ROOM Ranch, enclosed Ma n c h e s t e r — 4 family, small (?) fortune to replace to­ Cape Cod near bus line and Bogdan will open the door Selectman Old clocks only;- Open 10 a.m. Rental Agent attached garage, approxi­ tion. Six rooms, three bed­ place, garage, lot 77x160, high II, large lot, good location, 14 breezeway, attached one car central location, 3 bedrooms day. school. 186 Chestnut St., 643- to this real value. 649-5306 Edward Tomkiel, WEST HARTFORD Publishing o r ;’ a d o T?0'P'RTTr''K’ Xr Un ONE SET of Americana En­ - 9 p.m. Sundays open till 5 , manager at 643-7832. J. D. REALTY mately $1,600 down. $66.00 rooms, aluminum storms and on hill. Asking $27,600. 640- Co. — (PubUsher of 20 (sollege oE A ljtb K U hiC U C K & i.^0. room 2-famlly, 6 garages, $28,- garage, fireplace, lot 123x360. each apartment. On $4,200. 2084. or 876-6611. Town Clerk cyclopedia, like new, never p.m., closed Tuesday and 643-5120 • 643-8779 monthly Including taxes. Mit­ POLI MEGALO screens, piaster wails. Neat and 8638, 643-6129. J.D. Real Estate and school newspapers) needs 600. Phllbrlck Agency, Real­ Only $lii,900. 649-8638, 643-6129. down earn a prime net return. Manchester Shopping Parkade used. $100. Call 649-9724. Wednesday. ten Agency, Realtors, 643-6930, in Greece means "Very Big” clean. Low twenties and worth Manchester Co. a person fully experienced in STORE — 460 Main St. across tors, 649-5347. J.D. Real Estate Co. 649-8538, 643-5129, J.D. Real from Friendly. 643-2426, 9-6. referring, of course, to this fi' CUFFWOOD B ^ W OFFICIAL cold type and offset production Manchester BLACK and Dicker deluxe jig WANTED TO BUY—antiques, COLONIAL — 7 rooms, 1% Estate Co. COLUMBIA and Lebanon Omn- saw, excellent condition, $19. steins, furniture, pewter, lead­ completely air-conditioned nine Cape Cod, fireplacie, garage and BARROWS and WALLACE Co. to be production manager of OFFICE with private lavatory, baths, extra large living and COMBINATION try living at its best. Two new G.E. electric knife, like new, er lamps, art glass, primitives, MANCHESTER —Near Center, room Ckilonial Cape in a pres­ % acre'wooded lot. Choose your Manchester Parkade NOTICE the School publications Divi­ An Equal Opportunity walnut paneled and indirect dining room, large sunroom, 3 home and business site in an in- 3-bedroom Gold Medallion $7. Alpine ski tack with alu­ any quanity. 644-8962. inimaculate S-family home, tige area. Country atmosphere decorations, fixtures now. Occu- Ranches just completed. Two Manchester 649-5306 sion. Excellent opportimlty, Employer lighting, paved parking at door bedrooms, garage, $23,600. Phll­ with all city utilities, including ^“ ^*‘*®* ^ nearby Vernon, pancy Nov. 30th. $23,990. TOWN OF BOLTON fringe benefits. Call Chris Lar­ minum frame, $5 . 644-8617. spacious lot. One 7-room apart­ more ready soon. Built es­ with private entrance, $66 brlck Agency, 640-5347. ment, two 4-room apartments. water and sewers. 3V4 baths, Call now if interested, owner is r a y HOLCOMBE, REALTOR FISHING Boat and Motor free ASSESSORS sen, 2396884. T considering an offer. Six room 644-1286 pecially for the young couple Town residents are hereby monthly, all utilities. Call 643- One look will convince you. winding staircase, 2 car garage, with my beautiful wooded one Wearing Apparel— Cape plus four bay garage. Ask ' , just getting started. Large lots notified that Oct. 1st U the as­ PING PONG table for sale. 5031, 742-8726. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. sunken living room, etc., etc. acre Ranchette in Central Furs 57 for Rick Merritt. SEVEN ROOM Split with 2-car qlth garden area and trees. Florida’s lake section. No mon­ sessment date in Bolton, Coni). 649-2507. More water than you can use WE NEED HELP STORE FOR RENT — down HOMEFINDERS OVERSIZED BRICK Cape, BARDZO PIEKNY garage, on a tree lined seclud­ ey down. $20 per month. Will All personal property must be Help Wanted— GOWNS, sizes 7 and 9, for Nov­ from high output drilled wells. I town ■ Manchester, State Thea­ large rooms, 2 full^baths, fin­ .in Poland means "So Pretty.” $8,500. ed street in one of Manches­ send plat and color photos. declared to the assessor by the ember Prom. Reasonable. 649- for this lot in the Dartmouth Priced from $14,800 to $22,600. Full-Time Part-Time Male or Female 37 OIL burner and blower. Call tre Bldg. Inquire Manager, FOR THE FAMILY MAN- ished recreation room, on You’ll agree when you see this ter’s most desirable areas. Write Gary Morse, P.O. Box owner to avoid a 10% penalty 4624. State Theatre, 643-783^. Heights area. Call now—lots are May be leased with option to PUNCH press operator, no ex­ 643-7103. If you J are tired of looking beautifully landscaped lot, $26,- seven room Split with 2 car ga­ Loads of cabinets, first floor 46166. Northtown, Chicago, 111. Imposed by the Cdnneoticut FIX Y O |pR OWN TIME scarce. We have all the details. family room, formal dining buy by qualified buyers. Lake perience necessary, 40 hour 1,000-8,000 SQUARE feet prime at inflated prices, check 500. Phllbrlck Agency, Real­ rage on a tree lined, secluded State Btatutes by Nov. 2, 1967. room, jalousied rear porch and and beach privileges. See these VERNON — 7 room Cape, 4 week. Gayle Mfg. Co., Inc. industrial space, new building this dQwn-to-earth housing tors, 649-5347. street in one of Manchester’s Real estate and registered Experienced Mlllwork Men Building Materials 47 Wanted—To Buy 58 LAND lovely patio. Beautifully land: before you buy. You will like down, 2 unfinished up, finish­ 1068 Tolland St., East Hart­ in Vernon, minutes from park­ value. A 7 room Cape with most desirable areas. Loads of Several parcels east of the riv­ ^motor vehicles do not have to HOUSEHOIJD lots — Antiques, MANCHESTER —Rocklege of­ cabinets, first floor family room, scaped private lot. Circa 1960 the quiet surroundings. Call H. ed rec room, wall to wall Drivers ford. HARDWOOD plywoods, veneers way. Suitable lor manufactur­ 4 bedrooms, ceramic tiled er. All price ranges. be declared. fers this outstanding Ranch in — modem, yet mature, with S. Collins, owner and builder, carpeting, assumable 4^ VA and associated items for wood­ bric-a-brar, clocks, frames, ing or warehouse. Call 872-0628, bath, large lot, paint-free formal dining room, jalousied Personal property consists of glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ excellent condition, nestled rear porch and lovely patio. all the amenities. S p e n d ______Cktlumbia. Phone 1-228-9288. mortgage, only $16,900. R. J. Helpers working hobbyist and crafts­ ikys. aluminum siding. BUILDERS machinery, aircraft, water pow-i lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 among trees and homes of fin­ Beautifully landscaped private Thanksgiving in this truly fine ELLINGTON Flagg Co., 876-0774. MACHINISTS men. Wood Product Special­ We have the lots and the terms. er, dams, livestock, farm ma­ There Is an Opening for la k e S t, Bolton, 649-3247. er quality. Three bedrooms, home. Belfiore Agency, 643- ties, SO Bartholomew Ave., BRIGHT, modem office, 440 FOR THE INVESTOR — lot. Circa 1960 — modem, yet Let Bill Belfiore explain them chinery and tools, office equip­ YOU large dining room, built-ins, mature with all the ammities. to you. 5121. SOUTH WINDSOR — S-bedroom Hartford, 2498272. square feet, excellent location. Check this excellent money­ TIRED OF LOOKING? Operators for First and Second WE BUY AND sell antique and plenty of closets, 1% baths, 2- Spend Thanksgiving in this Cape, large living room with ment, goods, utility equipment Good Pay, Full Range of $90 per month. Call 643-6396. maker with 6 apartments In ’jShlft: used furniture, china, glass, car garage. Call now to inspect truly, fine home but buy tt FOR SALE by owner, Manches­ Here it is. Ranch, 3 bed­ fireplace, baths, assum­ and fixtures and all other tax­ Fringe Benefits a fine central location in silver, picture frames, old BEAUTY salon for sale, doing this nicely landscaped home, now to be sure! CALL US ter Green area. 8 room home rooms, paneled kltchen-dln- able mortgage. H.M. Frechette able goods, including unregis- TURRET LATHE Diamonds— ^Watches Manchester. Here is an op­ coins, guns, pewter, scrap gold, good business. Owner has oth­ $27,900. Paul W. Dougan, Real­ on quiet residential street, a Ing area, half acre treed lot. Realty, 647-9993. teijed motor vehicles, trailers APPLY IN PERSON ONLY ENGINE LA'THE Jewelry 48 portunity to Invest your ' tVe WORK’ watches, old jewelry, hobby er interests. Write Box E, Man­ tor, 649-4536. ten minute walk to shopping, That ain’t all. Swimming and boats. spare cash and make a sub­ library, school, church. Solid CHUCKER WATCH AND jewelry repair­ collections, paintings, attic con­ chester Herald. N.T,RT.^^ pool with covered sundeck. EAST HARTFORD — very nice Disabled veterans and blind stantial profit. MANfJHESTER — Lai*e 7 oak floors, light and bright as Buy, In off season for just WIPCO MILLWORK, Inc. BRIDGEPORT ing. Prompt service. Up to $20 tents or whole estates. Furni­ BELFIORE AGENCY 6-room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, for­ should file certificates with the ture Repair Service, 643-7449. ■ When You room brick home, 2 baths, new in plain English means “ No new. First floor —a really large $18,900^ Mr. Lewis, 649-6306. mal dining room, city water, 73 Tolland Tpke., Manchester DRILL PRESS on your old watch in trade. ______Time for Trumpets.” We’re too town clerk. Suburban For Rent 66 FOR THE HANDY MAN— custom kitchen, carpeting 643J5121 Realtors size paneled cabinet kitchen taxes $260. a year. Good value Farmers should file for ex­ Between 9 - 2 Closed Mondays. F.E. B r a y ,______—,------busy listing properties - - - and 46-60 Hours Per Week This 4 bedroom home has a throughout, large beautifully newly modernized, dining room at $18,200. Meyer Agency, 643- emptions. 737 Main St.. State Theatre Without BoOfd 59 I ROCKVILLE — 4 room furnlsh- landscaped lot. Leonard selling them ■ • - to indulge in BEAUTIFUL Box Mountain B ^ W Liberal Benefits full basement where the den, living room 12x20 with 0609. Ail property owners should Building. 1. ed apartment, heat and elec­ Agency, Realtors, 646-046)9. any huffing and puffing. Our Dr. — 9 room rambling Cape, BARROWS and WALLACE Co. THE THOMPSON House —Cot­ handy man can keep all of workable fireplace, and In the notify the aseessors if you have WINDOW c l e a n e r wanted, tricity included, $26. weekly. sales record, however, speaks 5 bedrooms, dining room, ^privacy of a separate wing 2 Manchester Parkade tage St. centrally located, large his equipment. Has a 2-car Manchester I changed your address In the full-time, top wages, fringe CONTROMATICS CORP. 876-6316. for itself. Come in and be pre­ family room, 2 baths, double bedrooms, linen closet and Manchester 649-5306 C Garden—Farm - pleasantly furnished rooms, I Your Home garage too. Features mod­ CLIFFWOOD pared to be astounded. You will garage, one fine wooded acre. Wantod— Roal Estato 77 past year. benefits. Call 6495334. 200 W. Main St. bath. Second floor —2 large parking. Call 649-2368 for over­ THREE-BEDROOM apartment, em kitchen with dishwash­ 4-bedroom Colonial, fireplace, COVENTRY LAKE area — like Office H o u rsF rid a y , Oct. Rockville, Conn. Dairy Products 50 be. $31,700. Holcombe Realtors, bedrooms, a half bath and night and permanent guest upstairs in old Colonial, big er and gas range. 114 baths. one bath, two half baths, ga­ 644-1286. to own your home or add 27, 9-12, 2-6, 7:30-9; Saturday, plenty of storage space. By MANCHESTER Home owners — Mr. Weaver 876-3317 APPLES- half bushel, $1.50 and rates. yard, children welcome, $130. Excellent location just off rage. Caboose your decorations, OLE’ another to your collection? 4V& Oct. 28, 9-12; Monday, Oct. 80, appointment only. C!all 649- large population influx has pro­ OFFSET STRIPPER up. Macintosh, McGowan, De- per month, all utilities. Avail­ Main Street. fixtures now. Occupancy Nov. In Spain means “ Hurrah.” SIX ROOM Cape, possible 3 room Ranch, ceramic -bath, 9-12, 2-6, 7:30-9; Tuesday,’ QpL An Equal Opportunity iclous, Baldwin, Cortland, ROOM FOR RENT, gentleman 9535 after 4. duced a need for good listings able the first. 649-6652. 30th. $27,490. You’ll cheer, too, when you see bedrooms, furnished or unfur­ fireplace, stainless steel sink, 31, 9-12, 2-5; Wednesday, Novi 1, Employer and preferred, private entrance, in this area. For immediate Elxpierienced stripper deed­ Greening. Also tomatoes JARVIS REALTY CO. RAY HOLCOMBE, REALTOR t|[iis brand new eight room Co­ nished. Quiet street, near HERE m s — beautiful Raised formica counter^, paneled liv­ 9-12, 7:80-9. squash. Growers Outlet, cor­ ample parking, centrally locat­ ■ With Hayes, schools, churches and shop­ service and better resale value ed for commercial printing 644-1285 lonial on a hilltop high location Ranch in Manchester, 7 rooms, ing room and dining room, Ray Cocconi, division of West Hartford ner Tolland Tpke, Adams St., ed. 649-5271. Wonted To Rent 68 REALTOR MLS INSURORS with maintenance free alumi­ ping center. Owner In Florida. thermopane picture window, call 649-6245. The R.F. Dlmock 4 fireplace, 2 baths, master hav­ , Gert Noren, News. Interesting and intri­ CLERK TYPIST with growing opposit Caldor’s. MANC3HESTER — quiet street num siding an(l a host of other Call 649-6410. aluminum siding. Only $10,600. Company, Realtor, Member industrial manufacturer to FURNISHED room for rent, WORKING student desperately 643-1121 ing double sink. 2-car garage, Manchester Multiple Listing 'Chester Luke, T cate work. Expellent oppor­ - r and deep lot are only two feat­ extra value features! Atitomatlc Secondary financing available. type and process all paper TURNIPS — yellow and pur- conveniently located, one min­ needs 3 or 4 roomb in which to IMMACULATE 3 bedroom family room, patio, bullt-lns. ' ; Assessors tunity, benefits, hours. Call ures of this immaculate 2-fam­ kitchen, formal dining room, C!heck this one for cleanliness. Service. corner ute from Main St. Light house­ keep bride and furniture, $95. Ranch with ground level fam­ Steel beam construction. Walk­ Guy Wilson. 2$6-6884:' work in sales department. Call pie, $1. half bushel. lly home. Five rooms, each first floor family room, Ander­ Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Glode Lane and Tolland St., keeping, woman only. Call 649- to $100. monthly. Please call ily room, huge kitchen with ing distance to schools,' shop­ Contromatics 872>0555. floor, 2 new hot water heating sen windows, other custom fea­ 649-2813. near East Hartford, Manches­ 5241 between 9-6. 568-5278. ■ the Chances ELEVEN rooms, 4 room apart- ping, buses, etc. 116x162 ex­ systems, perfect for owner-oc­ tures. Priced at less than you built-in oven and range. Lots ACCOUNTING HELP wanted, menti excellent condition, wall tremely well maintained lot. ter town line. ROOM FOR working girl, all cupier, and rent free living. might think. ■ Call now. of cabinet space and formica experienced in bookkeeping or to wall carpet, attractive barn, counterr 20’ n v ln g ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Wolverton Agency, COVENTRY _ Why pay rent, comfoi*tsiof home, central lo­ Apartment Buildings $24,600. Wolverton Agency, couniers. zu living ruum wiui __ Pour-roomFour-room yearvear 'round Ranch.Ranch, accounting. Job requires de­ 360’ frontage, $24,900. Hutchins Realtors, 649-2818. OFFSET PRESSMAN cation, board optional. 643-6745. NYET fireplace, IM baths, attached lake privileges, full basement, tail work in cost area with Household Goods 51 For Sale) 69 Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. Realtors, 649-2813. in Russia means "N o” and we garage. Won’t last. $21,600. MANCHESTER — large brick copper plumbing, oil air heat. ahility to work with part num­ -Singer COMFORTABLE room for gen- MANCHESTER - ihvestment are talking about easy living Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Fast growing Hartford bers and descriptions. SEWING MACHINE Cape Cod home, beautiful treed Price $10,600. Down payment automatic zig-zag ir cabinet. tlemen, private entrance, free property, completely furnished Selling with "N o” upstairs in this clean 649-2813. lot, 2-full baths, handy to shop­ $2,000. Principal, interest and printing company has open­ Pleasant working conditions in parking, 14*/4 Hackmatack St., rooming house, rooms plus as a whistle 3 bedroom Ranch button holes, embroiders, hems Gaily Trimmed The Darling THREE-FAMILY, aluminum ping, schools, and buses. Phil- taxes, $88.02 monthly. Cham­ ing for experienced press small office^of Rockville manu­ between 6-9 p .m .' apartment, ample parking, ex­ with automatic kitchen, 2 fire­ etc. Like new condition. Orig­ ' siding, 2-car garage, con­ brick Agency, Realtors, bers Realty, Realtors, 643-2326. man operating 25” and 22” facturing company. Good sala­ cellent condition inside and places, family room, aluminum ry range with excellent fringe inally over $300, balance now, venient location, over $800. 649-6347. out. Could show 20% return on storms and screens. Quality VERNON — custom 4 bedroom one color presses. Second benefits. Call 875-3317 for an $54. Take over payments of monthly income. Gerard Agen­ ApoHments-vFIFlats«— invested capital. Shown by ap­ built by Ansaldl. Full cellar, of Ckilonlal, 3 tiled baths, family shift. Insurance, paid holi­ appointment. $10. monthly. 522-0476. cy, Realtors, 649-0538, 643-0866. TenemdnK A 63 pointment only. Call R. F. course. Ask for Joe Lombardo. Lott For Sola 73 room, double garage, lots of days, overtime, night differ­ HELP WANTED for Pizza SINGER automatic zig zag sew­ Dlmock Co., 649-6246. ATTRACTIVE — rambling Cape trees, low 30’s. Hayes Agency, ing machine, excellent condi­ WE HAVE customers waiting STONE WALLS surround these ential. Call Don Vallera at House, full-time, one nights, HIAKU lioSO Old, 7 rooms, family kitchen, 646-0131. tion, 'monograms, hems, but­ for the rental of your apart­ in Japan means "Hurry,” if you rural building lots, 2 lots sold New's Press, 236-6884. one days. Apply in person, 298 8usiness Proporty buUt-ins, family room, two tonholes, fancy designs, etc. ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ want to have first crack at this as one parcel. Call John H. W. Middle T^ke. baths, garage, acre, trees, $24,- Originally over $300. Our price tate. 643-5129. For Sale 70 brand new Raised Ranch with, Lappen, Inc., 649-6261. now, $64. or pay $9. monthly. 461 MAIN ST. — for sale or 2./. baths. 2 car garage. larae^ ° < ” - FOR RENT DEAN MACHINE LOOKING FOR any thing in beautiful sundeck, 2 fireplaces, Situations Wantod— Call 522-0931, dealer. real estate rentals —apart­ rent, next to Post Office land MANCHESTER — In friendly Suburban For Sal# 75 8 and 16 mm. Movie Fro* PRODUCTS and a plethora of other extras. neighborhood near churches, Femialo 38 CLEAN, USED refrigerators, ments, homes, multiple dwell­ and building, ideal for used Jeotora—Mund or alleot, »Uo car lot, etc. 643-2426, 9-6. Large wooded lot. Truly u fine schools and shopping area, .6 GLASTONBURY — Custom 88 mm. slide projectors. 165 Adams St. ranges, automatic washers, ings, no fees. Call J D. Real value in the twenties. Manchester, Conn. EXPERIENCED legal secre­ Estate, 643-6129. room (Colonial, fireplaced liv­ fireplaced Ranch, 2-car gar­ with guarantees. See them at COMMERCIAL- Industrial at ing room, formal dining room, age, wooded acre lot with pan­ WELDON DRUG C0. tary desires position in local B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649- FIVE BEDRQOMS! Has Immediate Openings law offlcej Write Box F, Man­ NEWER luxurious 4 room du­ Manchester Green, approx­ 1% baths, low 20’s. Owner 643- oramic view. Leonard Agency, 767 Main St.—T^I. 648-6831 Main St. Call 848-2171. plex, available November 1. imately 10,000 square feet, Even six possible in this really 4269. Realtors, 646-0469. chester Herald. big Colonial on a lot j^unctuat- ASTRONOMIC SAVINGS iSlng- Fine residential area, $146 producing $800 per month in­ In Your Favor! Days ed with tali, stately shdde trees MOTHER WITH nurse’s train­ er Sale-A-Thon sewing machine monthly. Chll Paul W. Dou- come. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, INSPECTORS—Experienced in ing and fine accommodations GAN, Realtor, 649-4636. 643-l1>77. and privacy insuring bushes to Aircraft Parts trade-ins. All reconditioned and the rear. This is truly a fine offers excellent care to child guaranteed, i Portables from STEEL HANDLER—Preferably days. 643-2651. Hundreds of people throughout the area will tell you home with quality of workman­ 2 $8.88, consoles from $19.88. ship apparent everywhere. New Experienced With Raw Singer Sewing Center Manches­ Materials and Records WOMAN WANTS position as that when you want to sell your home in the minimum heating ^ system and copper housekeeper and companion to ter. Telephone M3-8883. Ope: MEN AND WOMEN NEEDED plumbing. 2‘/i baths. A real I v-t- elderly person. Call 649-4856 Thursday till 9. time tor the maximum price, get in touch with large family home within walk­ ' Nights anytime. LIVING ROOM SET, 2 or Hayes! We have a huge list ot over 300 qualified ing distance of everything and TURRET LATHE Operators anything. Take “bur advice and pieces, $46 or $60. Call 643-’ On 2nd and 3rd shift. Attractive wages, group in­ buyers— so it's a sate bet we'll qyickly find the right "2 dozen eggs . . . HAiCd INGE CHUCKER 8109, 876-3806. go through this property. A rare Operators Situations W onted- surance and profit sharing benefits. buyer tor you! Everything's in your favor, including find on today’s market. 1 quart of milk . . Male 39 SACRIFICE - king size mat­ /■ tress, 2 years old, like new, the fact that it doesn't cost a penny more to get the SWING LOW - - - I good house" All Benefits APPLY IN PBRiiON AT 15 YEAR OLD boy would like $65. Call 649-2183. best! Sweet taxes on this 7 room An Equal Opportunity leaf raking jobs or other out­ Cape just off Oak St., in one of When you shop for a home, you don’t want Employer door work. Call 649-3274. MOVING must sell twin bed­ ALDON SPINNING MILLS GORP. East Hartford’s desirable south room set; kitchen set, round SOCK D o a end location. Full shed dormer a supermarket item. You want a home that table; 12x15 tweed rug; upright TALt'OTTVILLE, CONN. plus front gable dormer gives seems almost “custom-built” to your needs. Dogs— Birds... Pets 41 freezer; base cabinets; walnut I f Pays To C a ll Hayes 2002 a lot of rooms and a lot of room desk. Excellent condition. Best for. the money. Add to this wall We try to match the house to the family: EXPERIENCED GROOMING ALL breeds. Har­ offer. Call 643-2387 after 8 p.m. Small hands will cuddle this to wall carpeting on the first mony HIU. H.C. Chase, Hebron 3-8 y it. Do you like modem, or Victorian? Large or darling baby with gentleness floor, a bre^zewuy and screened GROCERY CLERK Rd., Bolton, 643-6427. 30” KENMORE electric stove, and love! Stitched from a man's small? Clapboard or stucco? Buttons and bowa gaily trim porch, plus steel beamed con­ ^ mink tail millinery 2Vii years old, rotisserie, $160. standard sock and dressed In a a party favorite for Ettle girls. struction and you have another DACHSHUND puppies —AKC, Call 648-0697. cute outfit, this d(ril is sure to Let us have a talk about your require­ affordable luxury at Sears champion blood lines, 6 weeks. MEN NEEDED Make It In a monotone check Best Buy! FuU-time position, excellent please any .little girl. G.E. 40” electric stove, excel­ or add ric-rac accents. ments. We’ll help you shop for an ideal home! 649-1767. THE Pattern No. 2002 has pattern salary with credit given for lent condition, $60. Call 649- No. M »4 vrtUi Photo-Guide is GET MORE 98 Beautiful mink pieces for doll and costume; previous experience. Liberal PUREBRED — 2 small male 6142. ON FIRST SHIFT in Sizes 3, 4, 5. 6, 7. B years. for your money with this '7*/i 1 4 ’“ and 1 6 tails shaped into full directions. Fox Terriers, puppies, $26. Gen­ SJae 4, l>/4 yards o f 35-inch; room Split on an - cstate-li^e lot fringe benefits. Apply— tle with children. Call 876- To order, send 36 cents in near a picturesque pond. A fashionable domes, berets, pillboxes, turbans, contilast, % yard. coins plus 15 cents each for 2349. 20” GAS STOVE, small refrig- Send 50c in coins plus 15c whole pageful of extras includ­ KEITH REAL ESTATE pixies, even a cleyer pillbox-hood convertible. Experience nof necessary first-class mall and special han- erator, both for $20. 649-7KW. for flirat-claiss mail and special ing Intercom, Thermopane slid­ Natural Ranch, natural Pastel or dyed Black. AKC tiny toy poodles, cham­ HAYES AGENCY ,dling, t8: MOTT'S SHOP-RITE ing doors, Roman brick fire­ handling' for each pattern to: 172 E. CENTER ST. pion blood line, excellent dis­ Anne Cabot, Manchester place, big circular Naugahyde We train you Sue Burnett,:, Manchester Eve­ CHARGE IT on Sears Revolving Charge SUPER MARKET position, choice of colors. Cull .DRYER, $46; couch, $12.: Evening Herald, 1166 AVE. couch, etc., etc. Selling for less ning Herald. 1150 AVE. OF 649-1922 876-0994. phone 643-6763 after 10 p.m. OF AMERICAS, NEW YORK, than appraisal value. Grow With Coiinectleut’H Fasteat Growing Industry AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. 687 East Middle Tpke. BEDROOM SET; curtains;, rug: 55 EAST CENTER STREET N. Y. 18638. SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE 10086 Print Name, Address with Zip THREE LITTLE kittens, free. chairs) vacuum cleaner: Apply In iiorson Itetween 9:00 A-M. and 8:00 P.M. Print Name, AkSdreas wtUi CALL tJS SatiaftioUnn Guaranitead or S e a rs Manchester 646-0131 Code and Style Number. \ ^ 643-2216. . ^ cots; step ladder. Cull 649- Zip Code, Style Number and Your Money Back 7664. Send 60 cents today for your WE WORK \ Sine. 1445 New Britain Ave., West Hartfond—i23S-75Sl COCKER p u p p y ,-^ d male, a ------t - '- i .------Get a head start on up-to-the copy of the '67 Fall ft Winter Cavrok Manufacturing Co. ALBU^I! It has free directions Manchester Sihopplng Partoeude, W. Middle/ TVkiej—548^4681 weeks, champion sired, AKC HBPPLEWHITE china closet, minute styling with tlie new BELFIORE AGENCY MEN — part-time mornings, for registered. 643-6427. Harihony $3.0. Cannon ball fireplace set. for erwheted tarn and bath­ Torrtngton Pariiade, WinaUed Rd. (OW R/t 8)i—488-0211 60 EAST MAIN STREET ROCKVILLE, CONN. Fan A Winter '67 teaue of Realtors janitorial work. Call General Hill Kennels, H.C. Chase, He- antique, $18. Caster set, $16. Basic Fastlinn. Only 50c a copy. room accessory set. 643-5121 Service, 46 Oak St. 649-6834. bron Rd,, Bolton. ' And other items. 649-1912. i FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1967 AYcrege Dafly Net Pre— Rui TTie Weather For H ie Week Knded • Fair, cold tonight. Low 30 to ^ October 21, 1M7 58. Tomorrow fair, continued children of Second Congrega­ The American Legion will all six used vetodes but they Keeney Parents Cool. High near 60. tional V Church w ill. collect for sponsor a Seafood Night tonight Cruisers Waiver only went for the two. UNICEF tomorrow. Their from 6:30 to 10:30 at the post In aiwarding a- contract to Meet Teachers re mom ba r Hie 1 5 ,4 6 9 Oonoordta Luttieran Church ^^(fiCEF collection cans will ad- home, for members and guests. Signed by Board Manchester Plymopth, '.he town - Mancheater— A City of Village Charm wHl have Ite regular services ^ p^rty ui Fellow- is turning down an $8,926 price An open house for paretds Sunday aA 9 and 10:30 a^n.The church at 7:30 The Couples Bowling Teams The Board o f Directors has for six Plymoutha, including six MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1967 (OIOMUled Advertiefaig on Page IIF PRICE SEVEN CENTS signed a waiver to purchase was held ht Keeney 8t. School WILLIAMS OIL VOL. LXXXVn, NO.^4 (FOURTEEN PAGES—TV SECTHON) ■V M a r aervloe will not be can- tomorrow. Games and re- of the Newcomer's Club will trade-ins, submitted on Oct. 16 six 1968 polios cruisers, Plym­ oeled, as was pubUshed In The fr^ghmente will be provided by meet tonight at 9 at Silver Lane to EUstwood Motors o f (Port­ Tuesday, during wdtlch piqtUs’ outh'Purys, frmn Manchester Herald Wednesday to a r e t t ^ members of the Junior Youth Alleys, East Hartford. land. Eastwood was one of sev­ work was displayed in the class­ WILLIAMS OIL Plymouth, Talcottville. <* **»• HefUrmation An- pgjj^^gj,jp the church. The eral Hartford-area bidders in a rooms and teachers ouUinsd The wavier was necessary cooperative venture, joined niversary at the BushneU Me- gt 8:30. plans tot the year. WILLIAMS OIL mortal, Sunday at 11 a.m. ____ because an agreement has been by Manchester, East Hart­ Police Arrests reached with Manchester Plym­ ford, Wethersfield, Oladbonbury, The attendance trophy was Tick, Tock— Set the Qoek Frank J. Mansfield Marine outh by negoitiation, and not by won by Alfred Fredette’s 8th . . . for the best In oil service! Manchester Chapter of <^ypa League Auxiliary will Bloomfield, Ehifleld and New­ North Says Five U.S. Planes legally Advertised bids. grade. By Sol R. Cohen SPElBSQSA will meet and re- have a Food Sale tom ohow at ington. David Wayne Arsenault, 16, The TaloottviUe dealer’s Teachers were introduced by hearse Monday at 8 p.m .at jq g g t Grand-Way at the Although the Manchester Mo­ Bid Peace, of 23 Ward St., Rockville, and price is $9,200 net for the six tors price is $274 more than PrlnclFul Edward Timbrell at Rmember now, when you hit the ^ack, Bunoe Center on Olcott St. The Manchester Shopping Parkade. cruisers and includes the trade- event Is open to all men Inter^ ____ Gary H. Ward, 18, of 32 Emily that of Eastwood, the town will the business session preceding Tb turn your clocks one hour back. in o f six used police cars. ested in barbershop-style sing­ Dr., Vernon, were charged to­ receive $440 more in equipment. the classroom visitations. Read Herald Advertisements End Synod The Newcomer’s Club of the A contract will not be aiwaird- You’ll sleep that hour you lost in the spring. ing. Manchester YWCA will have a day with taking! a motor ve­ ed, however, until the disposi­ VA'nCAN CITY (AP) — The You’ll wake to hear the church bells ring. Downed, Some Pilots Halloween Masquerade Dance hicle without the owner’s per­ tion of two used 1967 cruisers Manchester Community Play­ Roman Catholic biahopa aynod tomorrow at Willie’s Steak mission. is determined. Town Manager ers will have a costume Hallo­ House. Don Colby’s Orchestra Robert Weiss has the approval clOaed today with an appeal to That extra hour you gain in the mom. ITie car involved Is owned by ween party tomorrow at 8:30 will play for dancing from 9 of the board to retain two of You’ll lose at dusk, when the day is worn. Charles Moller of 168 S. Main the world’i^'’!WaJor powera for p.m. at the home of Mr. and p.m. to 1 a.m. The event is open the used cars for town use, and St, who parked it on Hartford peace and a recommendation to SAIGON (AP)—Ameri­ Mrs. Robert Munson, 1 Riga to members and guests. Tickets Manchester Plymouth’s $9,200 Daylight Saving is gone for the year. Rd. and later discovered it miss­ Pope Paul VI to further eaae the can warplanes evidently Lane, Bolton. "The Wildcats,” will be sold at the door. price will have to be adiurted. How many will—how many won’t—shed that tear? ing. hit the Hanoi area today a five-piece combo, will play Whichever town departments church’a nilea on mixed mar­ Arsenault and Ward wei’e for the fifth straifirht day. for dancing. A midnight buffet The Ladles Guild of the acquire the two used cars will riage. But, for what it’s worth, r m«hber Jack, stopped in the car at about 4:12 6 A North Vietnamese will be served. Mr. and Mrs. Church of the Assiimption will have to transfer their value in In Ita peace appeal, the aynod To turn your clock one hour back. Howard Becker are hosp^ Monday at 8:18 p.m. in a.m. on Parker St. north of Ly- funds to the Police Department called on the world’a moat pow­ broadcast said five planes dall St. chairmen, assisted by Mrs. Mun Assumption School Library. budget. erful nationa to “ apread juatlce were shot down over the son. Three drivers were charged Weiss had asked the di­ and love ao that peace may city and some of the pilots Navy Hospltalman Timothy J. yesterday with failure to obey rectors for approval to retain flouriah among men.” were captured. Badger, son of Mr. and Mrs. a stop sign. They are Michael In a move to foster a apirit of In the ground war, the U.S. 2 Pillard, 18, o f 116 Waddell Rd.; peace and unity among Chris­ Frederick W. Badger of 63 Ger­ Rival Plans Split Command announced U.S. Richard Bisson, 32, of East tiana, the synod came out In a 2 ard St., recently grraduated RUBBER MASKS troops killed 181 Communist sol­ Hartford, and Michael Dekon- from 14-week basic training at AND DISGUISE KITS favor of lifting the rule requir­ diers in a series of clashes Fri­ iospital’I ^ ip s School, Great ardis of New Canaan. I ing non-Cathollca in marriages day south of Da Nang. Buckingham All o f those chaig’ed yester­ FOR HALLOWEEN with Catholics to make a formal keS,: Coupon TTiere was no ifnmedtate Congregational day are scheduled to appear in Committee at UN promise to rear the children in American report on the day’s Church Member of Cub Pack 161 of Circuit Court, Manchester, Nov. ARTHUR DRUG the Catholic church. UNITED NA’nONS, N.Y. a formula, but Canada and Den­ air operations over the North. GMastnnbury, Conn. Verplanck School are having a 13. The peace appeal was direct­ (AP) — The Security Council la mark came In Friday night with Intense raids on the Hanoi- . ed mainly at the United States a rival plan. candy sale, starting today and split over rival plans for send­ HalphiiutG« and Japan—Danish Foreign WEEKEND SPECIALS FOR A SPECIAL KATHY! beyond its own problems world estimated 170 Friday. Seven Minister Hans Tabor Introduced LARGE SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT . .2 for 2 9 « Main St.. Manchester peace was the overriding cpe drafted the appeal, port has turned out to bo that of captured territory, stating that a series of scattered actions s o f ’ o n d Nothing cleans carpets as COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPEKS! A leading member of the com- a P-51-B fighter plane that countries should not keep troops • Also Complete Line of SEAITBST Dairy Products • near Hoi An and reported 78 of pi*rf ormoncc beautifully as Blue Lustre in SAT. OCT. 28th mission was Bishop Fulton J. crashed In 1950. on other countries’ territories the enemy killed. In the largest ♦ rsV any machine. Leaves beaten- Check every coupon for super Sheen of Rochester, N.Y., who Identification of the plane was against their will. fight, eight miles south of the down nap bright, open and stirred controversy last August ea t a^ 11 s h e d Friday night The council president for Oc­ fluffy at doorways, wall-to- values throughout our huge provincial capital, the U.S. Soldier of the Airmobile 1st Cavalry Division crawls guard. 'The troops were part of a village clesaring when ho urged President John- throu^ checks by the Air Force tober, Japanese AmbMsador Command said 35 Communists mission during Operation Wallowa in Quang Tri wall or spots and traffic store! Senjln Tsuraoka, said the 10 into a concrete culvert to see if it’s cleared out. 'The paths. Revives colors (in up­ son to offer withdrawal of all that reached all the way to the and 10 Americans were killed Province, South Vietnam some 18 mileg south of P ir p O IS“C0UP0HD«r! U.S. forces from South Vietnam Directorate of Aerospace Safety delegates would meet again culvert was used as a bunker by elements of the holstery, too). Blue Lustre I ■■■I PRODUCEi” and 83 Americans wounded. North Vietnamese army. Second soldier stands Hoi An. (AP Photofax). shampooers rent for $1. 11M I Ij t l l j IM M i “for the sake of reconciliation.” at Norton Air Force Base in Monday morning to discuss the To the south on the coastal ] Here’s The 1 In addition to issuing the California, two proposals. plains near Tam Ky, troopa of Paul’s Faint Supply, 646 276 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER • 643-6884 Efforts to obtain a permanent 0 Mitin St., Manchester, Conn. peace appeal the synod Would The plane, authorities at Lan- the Americal Division fought a First Place UNTI^IMIMEID BOYS’ ORLON PILE LINED up Its meeting with an an- gley AFB said, actually was one Arab-Israeli settlement have series of clashes with North Money Bills Slow nouncement that the bishops’ of two P-61-B’s that crashed. been spurred by Egypt’s sinking Vietnamese units and reported Wall Street COATS BENCH WARMERS had voted In favor of easing the bringing death two both pilots, of the Israeli destroyer Elath 63 of the enemy and nine Ameri­ To Look with Hood church’s rules on mixed mar­ after a midair collision Dec. 15, last Saturday and the Jsraell cans killed and 42 Americans Reg. $10.98. ^ riages. 1950. shelling of Port Suez Tuesday woimded. Looking to ^0 A- spokesman said a consensus A third P-51-B also was in- which set fire to Egypt’s two In the largest clash five com­ Economy Drives Started For Tour emerging from balloting of Oct. vohfcollision but major oil refineries. panies of U.S. troops-about 900 Save $1, with Coupon! 24 on various aspects of the limped safetly back to Langley. The council on Wednesday men—were pitted against a WASHINGTON (AP) Congres- souit;e. ” We would like to teU which are moving along the nor- Next W eek force of about the same size sional Inaction on some money tliom to go and borrow the mon- mal administration route. But Second Bar! (See Page Fourteen) NEW YORK (AP) — Wall C t.i.'.UMt.',V Vt,' W'V'l' W V 'i' V (See Page Fourteen) (See Page Five) from the North Vietnamese 2nd bUls has caused several federal ey from the bank but we can’t when a contract reaches a point C Fall Special! I inriririririiIIiiiniIIini IIIIIIIIiMiI whole it is ready for signature, Street looked to next wtiek (or Division. agencies to begin economy do that because we theoretically 67 VW SEDAN a test ot where the market will U.S. headquarters said Ameri­ drives which informed sources can’I obligate any money. We It Is being put, aside until the Blue, radio. Vei^ S I f t M can pilots shot down four MIGs agency receives money. head on Its next sha|$> ..move— low irilteage. 7!!IIM;llli[«lir3«! VALUABLE COUPON say could hurt various pro- don’t know what Congress Is up of down. grams. going to do.” Bid openings for construction (See Page Fourteen) After five straight weeks of LADIES’ SEAMIEISS Tile spending holddown has At AID, work Is continuing projects are being held up at the 66 VOLKSWAGEN FAMOUS MAKE LYCRA declining prices, some analysts FaHtback. Sedan. Radio, very been ordered verbally In most but no money is being spent, Atomic Energy Commission. agencies Involved but a written For instance, employes are believed the market was trying low mileage. MESH NYLONS M995 PANTY GIRDLES memo went out to employes of evaluating loan agreements (See Page Fourteen) to form a bottom from which to rally. r Reg. $4.00 Ea. ^ f State News the Office of Economic Oppor­ Reg. 2 Pr. 97c. 2 7 7 g 7 65 VOLKSWAGEN A F or # tunity, the antipoverty agency. In the latest week,' the Dow T Si^lMxxf. White, Robert C. Cassidy, OEO’s as­ Jcmef’.flidustrial average (ell an­ SAT. other 8.66' points to 888.18. This Rudib, deun. Fire Probed sistant director for manage­ ment, wrote: "Pending passage High Winds Pound brought It close to tba 885 line 64 VOLKSWAGEN of an appropriations resolution which Is regarded by most as At Hotel in the bottom of the long-term up­ Nioltch-Back Sedan. $1295 by Congress beyond Oct. 23, Radio, WhitelwBlts. which marked the end of the trend line. If .this is broken Bridgeport last continuing resolution luider Buffalo^ N. Y. Area through, then the uptrend Is 'vio­ 65 VOLKSWAGEN VALUABLE COUPON A which OEO had been operating, lated and a new downtrend is 2-(Do(xr. Bdue^ black vinyl, BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Au­ these restrictions apply: started—so the theorists believe. ONLY f . i n TF)S> FXiANiNEL SLEXIPWEAR BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) -- corded at the Buffalo Coast MEN’S, YOUNG MEN’S All bets are off In the event radio, outside $1385 thorities were probing today for ” 1^ No grant, contract pur­ Winds gustlng to 96 miles an Quard station. mfnioir. the cause ot a hotel fire which chase order or interagency of some very Important piece PAJAMAS-fiOWNS-SHIFTS hour continued to pound the The forecaster j said winds LOAFERS ti&pped 24 persrie moorings, knocked fore tapering off. IST pI'- *10?5 Popular penny style in rioh cordo' brown. Five persons were taken to the maximum extent possible. In the week just ended, 983 down power lines and drove ' Within hours after the winds Issues fell and 525 rose of the Sizes 63^-12 in C and D widths. i the hospital after flames swept “3. No new employes will be some persons from flood- 63 C O R V A IR men’s 1 9 9 % virgin wool Save $3. with Coigmn! rolled In from Lake Erie Friday 1,628 traded on the New York upwards from the main floor of placed on the role except where endangered homes. Coupe. the, Hotel Howard and, at one firm commitments have been night, at least 40 docked boats Stock Exchange. $785 Three missing boys last s^ n had been sunk and scores of oth­ Volume for the week was Auto., Radio. DELUXE TAILORED point, broke through the jeoot ot made prior to Oct. 28.” the tiwee-story brick building. Although there wasn’t any tor- playing near a barge on me ers damaged. Th^r total loss was 50,927,482 shares compared with lakefront are being sought. 66 P O R S C H E \^)I|I)I)T)I| Four of the 'Victims were ho- mal memo, similar verbal In­ estimated tentatively at well 51,007,680 the previous week. i 11 M • 11 i ’Ifie Coast Guard said it was Blue Cbupe. 912 $4295 VALUABLE COUPON EililHiliissflUiji] tel residents, one of them a Btructioiu have been passed over $160,000. The Associated Press average ■^1 waiting for winds to subside be­ 5-epeed, blind man. Tlie fifth, aifiremon, down through the ranks at the The lake leijel rose eight to 10 ot 60 stocks this week ^dropped Shrink and Wrinkle Proof, Fast Color fore searching for the boys. FAMOUS ELECTROLUX TANK ^ taken to Bridgeport Hospi­ Agency for International Devel­ feet above normal. Sectlcms of a 8.7 to 821.0. 67 CADILUAC tal from the burning building opment (Aid), the Peace Corps In Brant, 25 miles southwest few lakeshore roads south of The market weathered a Fleeltiwood 4-iDooir Sedan. HBERGLAS DRAPES SPORT COATS VACUUM CLEANER when he became sick, authori­ and the Atomic Energy Com- of Buffalo, boats were used to Buffalo and In neighboring Fort heavy gust of selling early Mon­ Air ocncBtiiontog, Reg. 5.98 ea, 72’’ long; white, beige, blue, evacuate 19 persons from sum­ day as It reacted to news the $5889 green, gold,- & mielon; in prints and solids. ties said. ' mlselon. , Erie, Ont. were reported under all power. Employes at four agencies mer cottages and house trailers water. « Federal Reserve Boai^ had pro­ Reconditioned With OO posed new regulaticms for the 1 Year Warr^ty. AToOO Eafft Haven Teen Dies have been working in effect Inundated by flood waters from pozens of treep and tree limbs 67 C O U G A R A F or •9.98 NEW HAVEN (AP) — Mich- without pay since ^fuesday be- Cattaraugus Creek, which flows knocked down, often car- tightening of credit, 'in effect 2-Dr. Handtop. Gold, Save f2. with Coupon! extending the current 70 per $2499 ' >1 with Coupon! ael ZalnmsVl, 19,' Of East Haven cause spending authority by into the lake. rylng i>ower lines with them, black top, radio. cent margin requirements to un­ was killed early today when his these agencies expired last The Weather Bureau reported regulated lenders and affecting car struck pn a tree on Quinni- Monday when Congress failed to the highest gust at 95 mph, re- (See Page Fourteen) 63 O LD S. pass another continuing reeolu- particularly coivvertlble bonds. 2 plac Avenue here. F-85. V-8, PJS., S I A M NV|I|»|I|I|I| The market cut its losses con? New Haven ipidice said the car tlon. aulto trana. VALUABLE COUPON siderably before the day was VALUABLE COUPON & was traveling at a high rate of The rcjsolutlon would permit Mrs, Anthony Perri, wife of one of the policemen slain by robbers who hdd out. The coineback drive was speed and that It struck the tree the government agencies to 60 T-BIRD LADIBS’ JERBKY up the Northlake Bank, is told of the trsfiredy in Northlake. (AP Photofax). In Poison Deaths strong enough to continue tor a Oonv. Ooupe. Blue with MEirS CORDUROY JEANS with such force that the car keep fuiictloning on a tempo­ rary btbls until Congress votes while on Tuesday, but the rise black top, radio, KWT DRESSES broke In two. lacked cmvlcUon and the mar­ $595 Zalonski was pronounced dead them some money. V-8, auto, trans. ket settled sharply lower. On at Yale-New Haven Hospital. The House tied to the stopgap Insurance Tdicn Out this day the Dow Industrials 66 VW SEDAN Reg. $2.98 Ee. Nationwide Hunt Deepens resolution a rider Insisting that these will go back H a r tfo r d B o y D ie s President Johnson slash his violated their Aug. 30 cloeing a P .y * 5 low of 893.72, flashliv what some SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) budget by $6 billion to $8 billion. Low mileage. $1495 Save 98c with Cnupon! technicians believe waa a "bear —A rtwo-year - old Hartford, But the Senate knocked it off, Father of 7 Reveals calling It buck-passing on a job signal.” 65 VOLKSWAGEN to our regular Conn., boy died early today at ARCADIA, Fla. (AP) — The tion on whether the poisoning of While the over-all market con­ For Illinois Robber-Killers Mercy Hoiqiital of head injuries that is the duty of Congress, Sta. Wagon. Radio, S I COR fitber of seven children killed the children—ages 2 to 8—was tinued to settle downward suffered Friday when he fell The conferees deadlocked on GrawnWhilte. NORTHLAKE, 111. (AP) — A the Chicago office of the FBI, shouted to the customers and by ineecticlde poisoning said in accidental must wait until path- Wednesday, many ' glwor from a third-floor window of an the question at a meeting Thurs- bw price of nationwide manhunt waa under said he could not recaU any aim- employee: ‘‘Get down!” a sworn statement Friday ology reports are finished some- stocks posted large gains.'The VALUABLE COUPON AlUABLE COUPON 5 ® apartment bouse here. • day and an hour-long session 64 VW SEDAN way today for three members of Uar robbery In which two police- Seyen cuatomere and aome 16 he took out $1,000 double Indem- time next week, strength of the glamprous Pcdlce arrested the child’s Friday reportedly made little Beige, radio, S11Q 1 Ii/U>IBS’ AND MISSIES’ holduD team who kUled two men were klUed and that he had employee were In the bank. nlty life insurance policies on At Issue, Treadwell said, is growth stocks mushroomed to whitewalls. GIRLS’. STRETCH PANTS Issued a nationwide alert for the Patrolmen Perri and Midiael mother and uncle on siuplcion progreae. Another meeting la each child the night before the whether the children took para- other Issues Thursday with the 2150 Monday a.m. Northlake policemen in a gun of a' felony. / scheduled for Tuesday. Size 7 to 14. (Red, navy, girpen, towwn and PRINTED NYLON SHELLS duel following a Tobbery at escaped'killers. Cain, 36, Northlake, answered tragedy. thlon by eating It or by absorb­ result that the over-all market 62 VW CONV. CPE. Ronald Del Ranle, abou$ 35, of the alarm and met the men as The yicUm was Identified aa ..Qy, employes are working But the insurance agent said ing it throuih the skin. The In- enjoyed Its first rUe in nlne,ses- Black, Radio, SQQI black. Northlake Bank FHday. R«g. $3.98 Ea. A detectiye said $83,000 was S t Louia, was charged In.a war- they were leaving the bank, Andrew P. Jaquea, eon of I t o . w th ,” said the ABD spokes- the poUclee did not take effect •ecticlde kills either way; slons. whltewaNs. 99% Rachel Jaquea of 132 Standlah Reg. $3.98 Ea. 2 F or »7 Sizes 34 to 38. F or tah«in by the masked gunmen. rant Issued Friday night Cain, adio was abot in the man. “ The paycheck they re- because the father couldn’t af­ "This Is going to be a long In­ On Friday, the rally sputtered 2 two counts of murder. Del Ban- arm, said. the bandits opened S t, Hartforil. She and the boy’s vestigation before we get at the 59 VW SEDAN J ' rlopsacks In green ahd gold Police, hokreyer, {flaced the flg- ceive next Tuesday covers the ford the flrat week’s pramlum, out early In the morning and Save 98c with Coupon! Save 98c svlth Coupon! lire at between $60,000 and le waa hoapltallzed with buUet fire as the aquad car puUed up uncle. George D. CSarii, 68, mod ending last Sunday. On slightly under $4, accortUng to truth,” Treadwell aald. “ At the the list took another lose. Bhude. Radio. $595 9 Muted plaids in olive, blue and whiskey $60000 About $5400 In bills was wounds in the neck and back. and Perri was struck ss be the Hartf<»d address were held 14—unlefs something hap­ Aart. State Atty. John Tread­ moment we’ro hurting for hard The speculative atmosphere 'sca tter^ in front of the The Northlake poUcemen Jumped from ttie car. Cain aald wltbout boil, pens In Oopgreae -they’ll re­ well. ,, evidence.” was heated up considerably scaiierea m iron Detective Sgt John the robbers used either a ma- 57 W S E D A N ceive a check for one day, Mon­ TreadWel) said James Ri­ The children were stricken Thursday by record-breaking A fourth alleged member of J. Nagle, 81, Bellwood, and Pa- chine gun or an automatic rifle .> UnifMi Query Set day, the day the continuing res­ chardson, 82, made his sworn Wednesday after eating from tin volume of 8.29 million aharea on Radio, Bed. m DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER STRATFORD (AP) — A 200- the team was wounded by police trolman Anthony P, Perri, 41, and a ehotgum * i. , olution expired.” statement during an Investiga­ plates a |unch of grits, beana, the American Stock Exchange and waa captured. Two other Ngrthlake. Police fpund an automatic rl- name petition haa been filed Ih e antipoverty program ap- tion into the deaths of Rlchard- rice and pork prepared by their where very low-priced lasuea OPEN 6 DAYS THE YEAR ROUND! p o l i c e m e n were wounded. A woman teUer told poUce she fie and two pistola In the bank by.unkm wmrkera at the Lycom- pears to be the most seriously son's Mven children. parents Tuesday night. were bought heavily. 'Ihe vol­ PdUce Bftid one and pobelbly saw one of tiie gunmen walk parkiiig lot. ing Division of Avco ^th hurt by lack of authority to Ineuronce \ aipnt Gerald P. Also under Investigation was ume topped the prevloua record TED Sizes: Regs. 36 - 46, longs 38 - 46, shorts 36 - 42 Weleeme Here two of the three penons, vrtio Into the bank, a scarf around hie uagle and Patrolman Ernest the N a t io ^ Labor ^ l a t i ^ spend money. Purvie said Richardson tried the discovery Thursday by fher- of 7.1 million sharea set on Oct. eluded by using at least fates, a .S Q ^ b e r carbine In hU Hustedt, 89, FranklInPark, were Board on the question of keeping Tuesday night to borrow the 29. 1929. ★ FREE NORMAL ALTERATIONS ’*We have local community Iffs deputies of an open two- OPEN THURSDAY N16HTS til! 9d» .three getaVray cars, may have hand. She triggered the bank's as they anrlved In a secood a union shop, The Amex 'volume Friday waa THUDON ClHAROE action agenctea that will have t o premium from him but was re­ pound sack of parathloa In a Boote 83 ToUand Tpke. ACCOUNTS been wounded. One of .the three alarm which aounda in the sub- umparked car. Hustedt was list- The petition, aimed against, close ■ down because We can't fused. • Ample Free Parking All Around Our Store • Treadwell sold a determlna* (Bee Page Forrteen) (8«e Page Five) TAliOOXTVimS ★ S A V E A C O O L $8.1 ★ INVITE3D! may be a woman, police said. urb’e police station but not in \ (Sep Page Fearteea) give them any money,” said one Marllh Johnson, head of the bank as the first robber (Bee Page Fourteea) Phone 848-X888 Men's Clothing Department