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Robert Blanchard, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Blanchard, 23 Average Daily Nei Press Run The Weather About Towti Hoffman Rd., entered the Ameri FerecMt of U. S. We«tber Barew ./, can Acadwny of Funeral Services, ^ hen Manchester folks think oMine meats, For tbe Week Ehided ' Roykl BlEck Prep^)tory . wlU Now York a ty . He is a 1963 September 28, 1868 Clear and cold tonlgbt. Low In meat tomorrow at S p.vei. at Onngt graduate of Manchester High the SOe. Saturday eunny with nlld- Halt School. at such L G ^ prices—‘they think o f * 13,758 er afternoon temperature*. High hi The administrative board at Chapmam Court, Order of Am Member o i. Uie AodH mid to upper 608. Veterane ot Wbrld War I Barracka aranth, will have Advance Nl^ht Barean df Oreidattaa Manche»ter-—A City of Village Charm and AuxiliatT will meet Sunday and Ihltiation of candidates to at 2 pjn. at the Town Hall, Rock morrow at 7:46 p.m. at the Ma ville. sonic Temple. Refreshments will MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1963 (daMlfled AdvertMag en Page IS) PRICE SEVEN CENTS be served after the meeting. VOL. LXXXm , NO. 4 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) T h e UtUe Flower of Jesus Personathed Service... Mothers Circle will meet tomorrow at 8;1S p.m. at the home of Mrs. a tradition at Pinehurst! Although the old “Chop Donald Duffy, 90 Cambrldfre St. WSCS Hears Talk ping Block” days are gone and the method of Town Marking 140 Birthday. Remember When^^ Along Main Street— Mrs. Joeeiph M. LaShay will serve handling meat has changed to the new and modem as oo-hosten. By Mrs. Patterson ways, the friendly, personalized service has not "The Christian Family and Us changed at Pinehurst. . . it’s a tradition with us! Money" is the topic of a talk to WINDOW SHADES be given Monday at 8 p.m. at a meeting of the Woman’s , Society WASHABLE of Christian Service at North SELECTED LARGE INTERSTATE Methodist Church. Mrs. R. D. Pat Oldsmohile Cutlass Now at Motor Sales terson. an active member of South Chicken Breasts AQUA SHADES Methodist Church, will be the /nris 1b the Cutlass Holiday coupe in OldsmoWle’s 1964 F-86 line. It is among the OldwnoWfleB now M « C Made to Order speaker. 'displayed at Mlanaheater Motor Sales, 512 W. Center St. ______(lO-lb. lets 5.90) With Tour Rollers Mrs. Patterson attended summer School of Mission ./hnd he became pastor' of the South Full Line of Custom Christian Service of the \ySCS of Priest to Speak Windsor church last May. PINEHURST FRESHLY the New England Southern Con Police Arrests Standing committees of the VENETIAN BUNDS ference at Rhode Islapd College. On Guild’s Theme guild will meet in school class GROUND CHUCK lb. Providence. She togk a course on rooms at 8 p.m., before the open "The Christian Family and its Henry Wrobel, 33, of 452 Main St., meeting. A brief business meeting (lO-lb. lots 6.50) L A. JOHNSON Money," and ^-111 show a color last night was charged with Im The Rev. Gordon B. Wadhams, of all members will be conducted film. "Buyers’ Choice.” proper parking and failure to pastor of St. Francis of Assisi in the school library before the PAINT GO. Members of the Catherine Balch change address on his license. He Church, South Windsor, will speak program. PINEHURST 3 in I Circle will serve refreshments af^ was ordered to appear in Circuit Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. at the first Refreshments will be serve^L af 723 Main St.. Tel. MI 9-4501 ter the program. ter (he meeting. Court 12, Manchester, on Oct. 21. meeting of the 1963-64 season of MEAT LOAF BLEND The arrest stemmed from an In the Guild of Our Lady of St. Ground beef, veal and pork . Police Skin Divers for Swedish meatballs, too. vestigation of a truck which was Bartholomew at the church. He parked in a hazardou.*! position at will .speak on the guild's theme for (lO-lb, lots 6.50) Summit St. and E. Middle Tpke. the year, "The Holy Sacrifice of For Your Robert J. Danahy, 19, ' of 56 the Mass." All members of the Find Youth’s Body U.S., Soviets to Ban N-Satellites PAUL UODUE PONTIAC, INC. Ridgewood St., late yesterday after parish are invited. MISS IO W A — #> noon on Brookfield St. was stopped Father Wadhams is a graduate Cosmetics _____ i------In his MG sports car and. charged of Yale University, and General SLICED BACON with overcrowding the operator of Theological Seminary, New York IT’S State' police skin divers recovered the body of Ronald A . Pact Seen NOW a vehicle. Police said that three City, where he taught for several (2 lbs. 1.29) Miller, 22, from the second Bolton Lake at about l l a.m, to State News r persons, Danahy and two girls, years. He was rector of an Episco day. Miller, who lived on Llynwood Dr. in the Rosedale sec were riding In the front bucket pal church in New York City from tion of Vernon, had been missing since he took a canx>e out seats, which was made to seat only 1935 to 1949. Liggefts Fresh Pork Spareribs on the lake Wednesday evening. Signed by SHOWING two. He was ordered to appear in He converted to OathoUcism in At The Parkade Roundup Circuit Court 12, Manchester, on The body wa« recovered hi 16^ 1949 and was ordained as a priest feet water in the northern part Pratt and Whitney Aircraft in Oct. 7. in 1952 at St. Thomas Seminary, MANCHESTER at THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY at the lake by Trooper d i v e r e East Hartford. His home was in Bloomfield. He was a member of Greensburg, Pa., and he arrived in Thursday the faculty at the seminary until Fred Avery and David Winslow, O C T. 3-4-5 OPEN THURSDAY and FRIDAY TILL 9 and Trooper. Josej^ E. Bangaaser Hartford last June. Anti-Pollution Unit I who operated a boat pulling the He lived at the YMCA In Hart UNITED NATIONS, N. Y ottwra along the lake. ford until about a month ago, when Hit by Alabaman BRAND NEW LEASE MiUer became the object of a he moved in with Robert J. Mar (A P)— A public U.S.-Soviet America’s No. I Road Car search when roommates reported shall, Andrew Kozubal and Loren pledge against launching nu You get a lot of tender meat for your Otter, all engineers at the aircraft HARTFORD, Oct. 4 (AP) AGAIN, PINKHUR8T HAS A NSW him mlMlng Wednesday night. He clear-armed satellites could be PONTIAC TEMPEST PAPER and RAG COLLECTION dollar when you buy Pinehurst Fresh had taken a canoe out on the lake, plant. — An Alabama congressman arranged as soon as next LOW PRICB ON FRBBHLY OAUOHT The body was Identified by Mar- zeroed in here today on the Chuck. . . . •jvl when he did not return hie ehall. Miller, who was bom on Thursday, when President For As Low As MU SIGMA CHI YOUTH GROUP roommates began a aearch. They March 20,1941 in Pennsylvania was six-state New England Inter found the canoe on the northwest Kennedy sees Soviet Foreign $96.00 per month BLOCK ISU N D FRESH the son of Arthur J. and Eleanor state W ater Pollution Control Minister Andrei A. Gromyko, side of the lake, then called Ver Miller oA Greensburg, Pa. Commission, saying it will Full Maintenance, Fnlly'Insured BLOCK CHtCK POT ROAST non PoHoe. U.S. sources said today. He graduated from the University “have to hasten its pace” to SATURDAY PAI„ OCT. 5 caUef Constable Bldmund F. of Plnsburgh, with a B.8. In mech This would be a follow-up to the Paul Dodae Pontiac lb. 49c SWOROnSH Z>wyer said that the death ap anical enguieering last April. help meet the region’s water agreement in principle against or INC. pears to be an accidental drown The Wmte-Olbeon Funeral Home pollution problems adequately. biting nuclear weapons ju.st an Phone 649-2881 Pleas* coll. 649-2564; 644-0272; ing. He said, that an autopey will in Rockville Is In charge of funeral This came from Congressman nounced by the U.S., Briti.sh and PRESIDENT MORALES 878 MAIN STREET / BLADE CENTER CUTS be conducted at I^rtford Hoe- arrangements. Robert E. Jones, a Democrat and Soviet foreign ministers. or 643-8249 pitGl. Qiief Dwyer expressed gratitude chairman of the Natural Resources American sources .said the def Center Miller WM emiHoyed as an' en' and Power Subcommittee of the inite form of a Washington-Mos- PONTIACS lb. 59c glneer In tim research division of (ConUnoed on Page Ten) U.S. House of Representatives dur cow pledge has yet to be worked j Slices ing testimony b^ore the subcom' out, but the most likely procedure Junta Reigns mittee by 'William B. Wise, direc' la to have U.S. and Soviet gov-' OPEN HOUSE~4tEFRESHMENTS SERVED emments issue separate but par BONELESS CHUCK ROASTS C(Nna here for Oyitera, Haddock, tor of the Connecticut War RC' In Honduras, Gompleie Luncheons Daily - - - 85c to ..99c sources Oommiseion. allel statements. Flounder Fillets and large Shrimp. Ths subcommittee held a hearing I % ^ "Agreement on policy. . . SnU A FINE SELECTION OF WEDNESDAY SPECIAL 69c and 79c lb. Kowalski Finally In the federal building which atv (against) nuclear weapons in or tracted.gevemmentiad dvle lead bit" was announced by Secretary Morales Out BLACKTOP Chiclien in the Bosket...... 99e ers Interested in water pollution of State Deak Rusk, Soviet For eign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko THURSDAY SPECIAL LEAN BEEF STEW ootttrol from all over New King- SAN JOSE, Costa Rica 63 PONTIACS SEALER \A b b o il e 'b a n d s p a g h e t t i Gets Job Hearing land. and British Foreign Secretary BAKED STUFFED JUMBO SHRIMP Oongrealtman Jones said he ar Lord Home Thursday night as (A P)— A few pockets of re KOABT! BEEF OR VIRGINIA BAKED HAM •1.50 lb. 85c I rived,in Connecticut Tuesday and they wound up a week of talks. sistance were believed holding ROAST STUFFED TURKEY The flavor and tandamoM on Wednesday inspected the upper Gromyko has an appointment out in the little banana repub & TEM PESTS . WASHINGTON (AP)— Former Rep. Frank Kowalski, reaches of the Hbusatonic River, with President Kennedy next FRIDAY TENDERCURE CORNED BEEF I lic of Honduras today despite ot Plnahurat aalaetad ObuOk nominated for a seat on the Subversive Activities Control which flows into Connecticut from Thursday. He is expected to talk Choie* «f Mo
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PAGE 1963 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBEft 4. 1968 1 : IIANCHBSTEE EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, bCTOBER 4, 1963 — ' F A C E T W O ■■Water Music” as the opener. Margaret S. Cleverdon (R), Donald at the Post home O ct 7, at 8 p.m., Here, the horns hobbled along in LEE’S FLORIST Coventry C. Avsrill (D) and Mrs. Eleanor Some Compounds RockviUe-V ernon according to Post Commander Better Czech^ Church Relation British Group the first movement in imcertaln A. Macnell (D). Mrs. Ruth Hansen STARTS TONIGHT Richard Magdefrau. Flans w4U be manner, and the fourth hqm did and GIFT SHOP Sheinwold on Bridge not even attempt the low note with (D), incumbent, will be elected Harm Sidewalks i«iij for the annual m em ^nhip ■Rl, 44A, Bolton—648-8060 for a two-year term on this board drive, and sevwal matters 'of Im- Seen Aim of Bishops^ Release Starts Series which the "Air”, comes to a close, Few Contests to fill a vacancy. Says Engineer MANSfieLDtl^ii Monday’s Voting Ends portence to ■ the memherii will be A.___!___ :_ ■ leaving the audience hanging on • YES, WE DEUVEB • Board of Ta* Review, Joseph L. LAWYER PIAY8 BRUMJE North dealer disouseed. by public discontent over eco By JOHN GRUBER what is technically known as a Both tidei vulnersbie «u«i!ut ;iin--rna>iL7 (Oontlinied freni Page Om ) 6/4 inversion. Perhape it was just Flo#ers for all occasions; Shanahan Jr. (R) and Michael yifc plan to use one o< the WITH ’TWO-FOLD PLAN Oomera Olab to Meet nomic failures, opened top-secret ."llrhe concert season opened last On Ballot for NORTH The mtmthly meeting of the as well, a wrong note would ha've Weddings, Funerals, Cat Pesce (D). cotnmeilclally available salt com While the Ooromunlat govem- talks with the Vatican In the nlgM. at Jorgenson Auditorium, Flowers and Corsages . • • By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 4) A 7 3 Snipric Camera Club will be held spring on the fate of the 10 bish sounded even worse. Zoning board of appeals alter pounds to keep your walks and ^ A9 2 Energetic Campaign menU of Poland and Hungary and a' rjear capacity house greet Ernst von Dohnanyi’s "Suite hi nate, Rocco T. Camarco (R), in sidewalks clear of ice during the A good lawyer always has two IWi MUHUIL JUMiLE WednMday, Oct. 9 at the Union ops still In confinement. Town Voting O A I 9 7 3 Congregational Church at 8 p.m. slackened anti-reUglous terror aft ed the event with vociferous eh- F-sharp minor” brought ua to In cumbent, and Charles Ralsch (D). winter, take care which type ot strings to his bow. “ My client Three bishops In independent- 4b 5 2 transportation conditions Dr. Fred M. Dickerson of New er the 1966 uprisings and gradu minded Slovakia had been freed thusiasm. Meteorologically it has termission. This was new to me, ^ By HOWIE HOLCOMB Board of welfare, Herbert W. salt you buy. w est ea st For I t hoiiro next Monday town^lf About 2,9«2 voters will be elig was a thousand miles sway when W rT T N I change. ington will present a program en- earlier. The Prague regime later been a dry summer, and appar and I suppose to the rest of the au C3ouch (R), chairman. Mrs. Elsther This warning came this mom- G K 10 6 2 4) Q 9 8 4 voten will have the opfbortunlty to ally allowed the church to resume dience as well. The late Mr. Doh- ible to go to the polls U> vote Mon S. M. Olsen (R), Mrs. Elizabeth the murder was committed,” he 4 MNUn Absentee ballota for the coming Utled "OompoelUon.'’ limited acUvlUes, the Prague re said it had freed between 1960 and ently the audience was musically Television fans are well aware a new season is pretty well Ihg from Town Engineer Walter ^ 10 6 5 V exercise their right to select their elecUon must be received by the Mentoers are requested to bring 1962 three more bishops who had nafiyi was a virtuoso pianist of im- day from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. First R. Rychling (D), secretary, and will argue. "And anyway. It was 0 6 4 2 0 Q 10 8 S gime continued Its heavy-handed parched as well. c6mm
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* PAGE FIVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALb, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1968 POUR c.iurches, will have as his sermon Hebron theme, "Our Dwelling Place." Sun RocItpil^FiBfTiow Hospital Notes day school In Gilead will be at 10, Truce Between Factions Drastic Ways Available and In Heibron, 11:16 a.m. bring your next Churchman T alks Visitingihoun an 2 to .8 pjn. Town Report Named to Girls State for all areas, except maternity Hie three girls state represent Marks Church CouncO Of Angola Work where they a n 2 fo 4 pan. and atives from the Regional High PRESCRIPTION To Stop Gold Demand 6:30 to 8 pjn„ and private rooms School district are Candace Barnes called her»—is expected to come Portrays New from Amston Lake, Kathy Dar (Oontlniied train Bnga One) A MeQiodlat layman who has when they a n 10 a.m, to 8 p.m. before the 2,800 council fathers VIsItore are requested not- to win a t Andover, and WiUa Rob duri^ this session, scheduled to HERE i BDITOR’8 NOTK — Ttaers are^IatiOB would further damage een- donfc admtaUtratlve wcrk for the erts of Marlborough a wider interpretation of the three ways to stop any run on our chtirch mlaslona in the troubled smoke In patients’ rooms. No more Town Edifice close Dec. 4. fidence in the dollar.” than two ^-isitors at one time per Declare Taxes church’s nature, extensive read- The Latln-American group wants gold reserves If one should start. Why the n e ^ for siupension of PortUEueae colony of Angola In All property lists must be filed gold payments is unlikely to sri.se Africa. wlU visit three area patient. justmenU In Its pracUces, a big it Incorporated In "De Ecclesla," OUR SERVICE IS Sam Dawson, AP business'' news Hebron’s annual town report for at the town clerk’s office during ger role for laymen and a more the thesis on Church redefinition analyst, in this fourth of five is summed up Dr. M. A. Krlz, ^ its m fashiom its At churches next week. He will be ac this month In order to avoid pen senior economist of the same companied by hla wife. Patients Today: 243 the year ending June 30, 1963 has now being debated In St. Peter’s. articles on the balance of pay alty. The office building la open all open approach to other Christian PROMPT. COURTEOUS ments problem, tells Why bankers bank; "Of the |20 bllUon of short Do WE HAVE Stretch Pante! Jerim Shrjrock will visit Venion a d m i t t e d YE5STERDAY: been received by residents this bodies. , ^ They say to place the V l r ^ In a week days with the exception of separate area of study might en think ths United 8tates won’t, and term liabilities to foreigners, $12 Methodist Church on Sunday, Mrs. Marie Benson, 275 Green Rd.; week. The frontispiece.Is a picture ■Wednesdays. ’Ihere Is usually Their efforts are credited with billion is held by pwemments designated as Worldwide Com Mrs.. Statia Blovish, Carter St.; obtaining the massive rerislon of courage devotional exaggerations. shouldn't, taka such extreme of the new town record and office somebody who forgets, so don’t let Archbishop lUdllnan said he be f r e e d e l i v e r y — t e l . m i 9-9814 K steps. and central banks. They have a munion Sunday. He is expected to Mrs. Barbara Williams, Coventry; data which went on In the nine- vital take in maintaining the deliver the eermon at the 9 and Mrs. LucUle Lohue, Tolland; Elaine building, as It will look at its that happen. lieved a clear statement on the Thumbnail Sketch month recess. By SAM DAWSON present monetary system. For lO am. servicea / *■ Cooke, 6 Green Rd.. Rockville; completion early in 19W. Work is ’Three days ago, the progress position of the Roman Catholic Do WE HAVE Mohair Sweaters! Sunday evening he will be pres Nelson Carrier, Democratic can Church should be made to demon PINE PHARMACY AP Bnabiew New. Analyst eign commercial banks, business Carl Brock, 6 Harriet St., Vernon; ntfw going on at a rapid pace on ives won a signal victory. A mas es and Individuals holding the ent at a Joint t meeting of local Mrs. Isabelle Thayer, 332 Lydall didate for first selectman, Heb sive vote of approval In principle strate to "those not of our fsdth NKW YORK (AP)—H a c SMILING SERVICE ron, Is married, has five children, 6()4 CENTER 8T>-MANCHESTER other $8 Wlllon of short - term church youth groups at Windi>or- St.; Mrs. Sandra Adams, 14 Knox this building. was given to a revised form of that true Catholic life'is centered carted drive on U.S. gyild atock. vtUe Methodist Church from 7 to has lived on Rt. 35 In Amston in Oirlst.’’ Many Protestants look dollars need large working bal MAIN ST., MANCHESTER St.; James Dunyak, East Hart It will furnish space for all ‘■De Ecclesla.” the bulky thesis really gats rolling — unlikely a. ance. lif dollars In their day-to- 9 -p.m. Groups from Methodist ford; Mrs. Elizabeth Colby, Cov town records, with a fireproof since 1953. He attended New Park on redefinition of the church which crlticaliy at the emphasis given churches of Vernon Rock.die, i Ave. School, Hartford High and to Mary In some Catholic devo that Is—what oould wa do? day buriness and for prospective entry; Joseph Thompson, 101 Hem vault, offices for town clerk and Pope John last December ordered dollar needs.” You won’t find a bigger or Warehouse Point, Steflord Spring:--, lock' St.; Mrs. Lilian Caron, 55 selectmen, and a suitable room for Morse College, all of Hartford, stu revised because It was too nar tions. Other nations hold *30 )>tlUon Crystal Lake and Wlndsorvil’c will Talcott Ave., Rockville; ^ b e rt agency meetings. It is designed died real estate with Lee Institute rowly ecclesiastic to meet the In a specially drafted statement worth of dollar credits that Since World War II many « attend. Griffin, Hebron; Henry Coleman, for expansion to fill needs as the of Brookline, Maas. He is a mem spirit of the times. the prelate said, "If Christ is kept LET US theoreUcally could be turned In to emments have counted dollars Shryock and his wife will attend 347 Center St.; Mrs. Helen Durkee, towm grows. ber of the Franco Democratic Club in the center of the Christian life the U.S. Treasury 'with a demand right along with gold lis mone better selection anywhere! an Informal meeting Monday at Andover; Joanne Chesar, 527 of Hartford, has worked at United VA’nCAN CITY (AP) — An of worship, all other elements ap for payment In gold. And we now tary reserve's backing their own Some estimates .say the popula pear In their proper place. Sure currencies. Loss of confidence- Rockville Methodist Chu: ch sched Burnham St.; Mrs. May Pools, 14 tion is bound to triple within the Aircraft Corp., In East Hartford American Roman Catholic prelate have tlB.8 bUlion of that metal, Double Wool Knit uled for 8 p.m. Arrangements are Welcome Pi.; Nellie Dougherty. and Florida for 13 years, served ss asserted today that exaggerated ly the place of his mother, Mary, with m bUUon of It a legal re suspension—devaluation — would next few years. The report is full was made clear by Christ himself REMODEL YOUR KITCHEN play hob with International settle K'riJ’-.'' beingmade by the Coitunission on 179 VV Center St.; Mary Welch, 25 of matter of great Interest to the a union steward for two years. devoUons to the Virgin Mary lead serve for U.S. currency. 'Missions. Mrs. Andrew Morgan is Arcellia Dr.; William Kingsley, Prior to this he operated a truck only to blasphemy, embarrass at Cana (where Jesus worked his —^nie United States could frM ments. That Is why other nations townspeople. are as determined as Washington chairman. 260 Wetherell St.; Donald Akerley, ing company in Hartford for three ment and pathetic deviations on first miracle of changing water With A New the currency reserve. Ilien the m 2-Piece Shryock. who has spent foim Broad Brook; Kevin O’Kane, 59 Election Hours years, which he sold. ’Ihe previous the part of Catholic worshipers. into wine) and on. Calvary by additional |12 billion of gold avall- that none of these things happen The annual town meeting for The principal monetary naUons yCiara In Angola, is on a year's Bis-sell St. 11 years he worked at Jacobs Man The statement came from Arch Mary herself and should be clear aMa to settle foreign claTms pre leave from miaaonary sereice. ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. Bes election of officers will be held ufacturing Co. of West Hartford, bishop Paul J. Hallinan of At to all of us. sumably would halt the drive. probably would devalue their cur rencies right along with us. The During hts stay in Angola, he w ^ sie Boyle, 219 Parker St.; James Monday from 6 am. to 8 p.m. and served as president of the lanta. Ga.. commenting on con "Becayse she Is Christ’s mother
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Zamuka, ID ■peatMed by to e ------TfilB soup in HondUTM, wiuffs otfica in Vernon undsr Mr. But- Beldim Rd. a l u m in u m combination ■ Ooimol] e f Chnrtoee ler's administration .havs been LUMBER 0 out toero too the kind o f h «n l- Warning, Nancy K. Pains, 80 Affi Heads Toward Bahamas £ii^ttUi i|rralik eonductad in a thoroughly efflciuit Twenty-three ymmff men end Rd.; Robert M. Pratt, 18$ Mlllsr INCORPORATED XBB sphoio eoUaboraUon we would like manner. This has been of great WINDOWS *10.95— DOORS *29.95 Television In prlaon, a French womsin nam women from tola area have been Rd.; Thomas Zingls, M Elm 8t (30) Have Gun Will Travel c a o tc . fOO ( S) U s 3 Theater tin prusreea) f best for our own more enlightened ed Madame Guyon wrote theae importance in our weekly report admMtsd bo fuk-ttme undMgrad- (Oenttiiaed from P fg e One) Eastern Seaboard, driving hurri (10) International Showtime (23) Movie at 6 (to proereas) ( 8-2(V40) 77 Sunset Strip and benavolNit purpoees. H ie aama words: ing of real eetote transactions in uoite sbudiea at the UM verffty of cane force winds as far north as (Ifr-JO) Etorly Show (to nrogreea) that town. We are in favor of a HartAmd. m I I L n Iw To T oot Pattern. AH Work Oastem Center in Miami. He said avail Canada. ! 8) New* __ (24) Face o( Sweden B. rKRGt thing has now happened in the Nought else have I to do 8;0U (24) Casa)F Master CTasa conUnuaOon of this type of public H iey are among a fpsahman Church Planning able data indicated the storm was Flora’s hurricane force winds (40) Alrican Patrol (30) Naked City Aibllsb^rs Dominican Republic, in Guatemala, I ring the whole day long SSS^^r«ni2Sto^- Eyelets ,77, (20) Film f^ooadaA October 1. 1881 And He whom most I love to service. „ chuw o f 429, the l ^ e a t on record ere Onetom Made for Oommerelal and Home, as strong as ever. extended 80 miles to the north and (18) In Uie PuWlc Interest (22) Biography „ . . ALUMINUM the country we once made safe The Commercial Record for toe imiversity, according to The next big concern was where east of the eye and 26 miles to (34) Dr. Poeln’e GlanU 8:30 (10-22-30) Bob Hope Si>eclal CreBtiil except please Thursday Class §;I0 ( 8) Newe. Sport* and Weather ( 8-20-40) Burke's Law ____, x Entered at the from Communism, but not. appar Doth listen to hiy song B. E. Callahan, WUham P. Morrkmi, director of Flora, which killed at least 17 per the south and west. Gales swirled ( 3-12) Route 66 General Manager MANCHESTER AWNING CO. out 178 miles to the north and 6:15 (23) Caub House (24) Of Poets and Poetry Kaacheiter Conn., u ently from other forms of back My case confines me round admiMtonik A special dasB for the reUgious sons on the island of Tobago, 6:30 (1O-2M0) Huntley-SrinWey “ Btotter. AH told, the fireahmen hall from Its W. CENTER STREET—W t-tttl______would strike next. The thinly- east and 100 miles to the south ( 8) New Breed 9;00 ( 24) Stories of H. H. Munro COMBINATION , Abroad I cannot fly education of retarded ohUdren hes (18) Subscription TV wardness, and In Ecuador, all with 'Bolton the BeoattfuT 14 other ffatea berides OomecU- populated Southeastern Bahamas, and west. '• (40) dupennan ■CTBCRIFTION lULTBS But though my wing ia closely been announced by the Rev. John (12) Newabeat 9:30 (10-22-30) Harry's Girls in the past year, when the Alliance To the Editor, cut, os well as three foreign coun- afawt 880 miles southeast of Mi Although HalU had ample warn ( 3-12) Twlight Zone Ppjribto In Adrance bound D. Hughes, pariah director of edu (20) Social Security. ( 8-20-40) Farmer's Daughter Tear Bolton is considered one of the trtos, Mbrrison sold, and ha-ve had ami, were next in line. ing, little could be done to hamem (18) Life of Klley WINDOWS — Megthe,,...... Ij-Ou for Progress by schedule, should My heart’s at liberty cation of St. Mary’s Episcopal 10:00 (10-22-.30) Jack Paar (Cl most beautiful towns in our state. to meet inoreasiiigiy higher ffand- After that, forecasters declined the destructive floods that Flora (34) Whaf* New ( 3-121 Alfred Hitchcock aWIM MOBtMi edeeeeeaeeeeaeaeee have begun to make a positive, fa My prison walls cannot control Church. ( 3) Walter Cronklte_ . ,0B# UUltltto •••••••■•••«•«•### e»e l.M The flight, the freedom ef the Its green hills and valleys, its srds for adiiilnsion. to speculato. created. Tides that ran 10 or more 7:00 (12-22-,'<0-4m Newa;/Sporta: and (24) Japanese Brush Painting AND vorable Impact. village atmosphere are well known Mrs. Prances Forde will con Flora’s 14 m.p.h. north-north- feet above normal Inundated the Weathei 1 8-20-40) 'Fight of the Week inniBra or ^ soul. O f the 356 Nutmeg State stu THC DISCOVEKY _ . (18) Subscription TV 10;45 ( ft-2(M0) Mak,. That Spare TEB AflSOClATED PRESS It is not the fault of the Alli Sometimes life closes us in. It and admired because of these val dents, those from thii area indude duct the class, assisted ^ volun westerly tract would eventually entire coastline ot Hispaniola, the “ A -v' ‘h i 11:00 ( 3-8-10-12-20-22-30-401 News ( 3) Death Valley Day* Swrts and Weather Tito AMoelatod Preee le excH^vely ance. which is new, and which still place.s u.s in situations as confining ues. From Mhncheeter, Jane L. Ablld, teer members of tos parish. The Sm I Coluiebus mode bod groat he- carry her into toe U.8. mainland. Island that HaiU shares with the (10) M Squito DOORS ■cntMled to the nee of rejmblicatlon of class will begin on Thursday at Dominican Republic. (24) Planet Barth 11:15 (10) Football Forecast ■ail aewa dlapatofaea crejMed to it or could do good. It is the fault of old and stifling as a prison cell. We I am sure we ail would very 128 Branford St.; Jeffrey A. DoU, poet oa the Otd World. A prevtomiy But the westerlies, a huge flow (40) Steve Allen ■not otherwlae credited la inle i»per could give up in anguish. We could much dislike to see our town in 3:16 pjm., and will meet every of winds that range up and down Flora, sixth storm of the season, (20) Film ( 3) Vfovie sins and old habits which, even 720 Spring St.; Peter C. Kaaavage, -Sot” worklsoddeidy becoreeroimd. ‘ •^AJUlIluS 7:18 (32) Film ’a ^ alao the lodal newa published here. bewail our state and not look be jured by part time management. 136 B iss^ St.; Judith E. Law Thursday throughout the school the Kastem Seaboard, might blow exploded Monday just off the (30) Sports Camera 11:20 (12) Movie AU ruhta of napabllcatlon of special— Uiough renounced by us and strug year. coast of Venezuela and battered yionchcstcT Plymouth Has 1964 lAno 7:10 ( 3-12) Great Advent^e 11:30 (10-22-30) Tonight (C) dlapatitoea hereto are also reserved yond. But God in His wondrous The position of selectman is not a rence, 81 Tanner St.; ESlon M. Le Every doy weii ond women ore iH*- Flora Into the Atl&ntic. Right now, ( 8) blovle Tobago with only a few hours m KM4 haa a freah etybng a p p il. hke this Sports Fm y two-door hardtop. They can (33) SchoolsSDCIURJIO Matche*a»av.«i Wits .. ^ , gled against by the Latin Ameri mercy has created a spirit which job to be considered lightly nor Blanc, 286 Bidwell St.; Richard A. coveriitq G od’s eniverse ond mort they begin near Miami, but the r a i eerrlee client of N. E. A. Serr- cannot be confined by the turmoils one to be sought after as a de Weather Bureau said the picture notice, the Red Cross said at Tpks..Te$offtvtUe.______SEE SATUKOATSS TV WEEK FOB COMPLETE LISTING SAKRETE cans themselves, still have many a Newth, 18 Redding St. importont. Grid’s ptan for Iheir Bfe. iSibltahers R»resmtatlTes. The of this earthly existence. While the sire for status. Also, Angelo Pontiilo, 176 Vi could change ■within 12 hours. least 17 were killed and hundreds last powerful wriggle left in them Injured. It estimated damage at borrowed for the Porter School 11 Julius Kathews Special Aaencjr—New outer man perishe.s. the Inner man I do not think the Republican Spruce S t; Jamee R. Quigley, 80 0$ mony 0$ received htn , to them gove be power to bo- In 1664, Hurricane Hazel crossed Wheeler Jr., (all R ). Raymond York. ChleaKD. Detroit and Boirton before there is any sundown fori is renewed day by day. The Chris $28 million or more. brary to be used until January ★ ★ ★ imCBER ATTDIT BUREAU OF candidate can run the Job from his Duval St.; Williem B. Ritchie, 3 Haiti and then blasted the U.S. Clarke. L o t^ Soracchi, Joseph autocracy in this hemisphere. j tians of the Century I as they Deepwood IX-.; Marie E. Skinner, aome tfw sens e f God, even to them that beftove oo Ms name.” Columbia Another 200 will be borrowed then emeULATTOWS.______farm. Nor do I think the Demo NOW John lilR Tashlik (ell D ), constables For the United States part, we marched to tortuous deaths were cratic candidate can run the se 860 Center St.; Patricia A. The selection, chosen by Mrs. Mary Radio SA N D M IX ' The BsraM Printing Company Inc., Is The Time To Tbs annual town meeting 'will Puller, librarian, who was guided •saumea no financial responsibility for ringing. When Paul and Silas were lectman’s job from his dental of Thorpe, 166 Lydall St; Jeffrey R. (This Hsthig teclndes eoly those newa broadcasts of 10 or 16 minute | must keep on. trying to outlive the, adjourn after election and rec
.} p a g e n i n * MANCHES^rER W EEING HERAIJ); MAN(^STER. co m 4. 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, tlANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1968 1 EIGHT further cwnpllcated by the oppor tunity to Write-In a candidate. TAKE W¥»MTAGE OF South Windsor • The votinc machines will be made available to the vbtsrs. ^ yiet Nam Reports Seen John Woodcock volunteered ms OCTOBER SEAT COVES SALE f l ■; time to demonstrate how to manip Council Tables Action ulate a Uckpt. ^ Yes, beautify your car whUe our prices are fantastically lowl II Councilman Gaylord Pbi"® Aimed to Halt Aid Cut thought this a "fine idea . . . it Vd. x x v m , No. 4 Friday, October 4 On Buying School Land should be done in other t m ^ . al FIBER COVERS »*«•«« so . . . one thing wrong with w Field Service WASHINGTON (A P )— Sen. Frank Church said today that State of Omnectlcut ia the paW MONEY CONTRIBUTED GriddersLose optimistic reports by top defense officials on the anti-com lever . . . Woodcock’s Idea is the WOVEn I i ASTIG COVERS munist war in South Viet Nam were well d e s ire d to snuff it a "financial burden" to buy c»iy aoluUon until w« rid of About $400 has been oontrib- Gives Juniors chairman, urged the town counsel these items since they "no longer it . . Booters Topple Spartans, 3-0, out the spreading congressional revolt against the Diem re T ^ Independent candidate la mted by the students and flscui- Opener 30-0 Wednesday evening to do "every have the amount of work they had ty of MHS and an addttional thing possible to expedite" the ap- before” full-time cmutables were Mayor John Madden; the ^ t e - ln gime.” concern that the politial situation candidate for the board of educa ^ tram Townspeople of Man Travel Chance Cliurch, Idaho Democrat who te in Viet Nam remains "deeply pr«H>riation for land acquisition appointed. He felt that this subsidy chester tor the Hope RottiweU author of a Senate resolution urg might enable the men to retain tion is Christiaan Noordendorp. To Chieftains serious." and construction of the 16-room TURNPIKE AUTO SEAT COVER Fine Pass Plays Pay Off Well Memorial Bookaheli. Hie M- Juniors wishing to participata ing a cutoff In all aid to the South It seems apparent that McNa school requested by the board. their offices. The amount of $100 brsry Psges are now In the Vietnamese, said he referred to a was considered 60% of their total Maadwster Bvealng Herald Riddled by an unrelenting Inside in toe American Field SarvicS mara and ’Taylor believe that the "The penalty” if this U not ac- f 166 West Middle Turnpike proceae of selecting vblumea tor Summer Program may fUa appli prediction by Secretary of De complUhed, Flood said, “would be expenses. South Windsor running attack, the Manchester war can be won with the regime 'The discussion and conaideratimi Laura Kata, telephone 644-1168. H i« MHS bootera combined fine tills shelf. cations in the guidance offlca next fense Robert S .McNamara and of President Ngo Dinh Diem In double sessions in 1965." ’Time is 643-6365 Oen. Maxwell D. Taylor that the of the proposed municipal employes pass plays to down Maloney 3-0, High football team was foiled in week. •power. important, he said, since the board pension as submitted by the Aetna its bid to open Us season success Under toe APS Americana main U.S. military effort In But the White House statement, is “up against a 60-day option on Tuesday, at Memorial Field, win South Viet Nam can be ended by Insurance Co. was tabled on the BPW Executives fully as the Conard Chieftains Abroad Program, high school jun based on their report to President the Grenier property (now re recommendation of the Insurance ning the third of three starts [Harriers Split swamped the Indians 30-0 in a iors get a chance , to go abroad t o t late IMS. ^ , Kennedy, was clear notice to the McNamara and Taylor, chair ferred to as South Windsor Commission. Meet at Piano’s showing vast improvement to game played In West Hartford on a 8i:mmer. Two MHS students Diem government that this coun Heights property), and the actual man of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Area Chairman Daniel P. Cavanaugh, a member scoring technique. - Saturday. have participated in 'toe past two try expects it to halt its repre.s- planning and building of the ^ Starting slowly, the entire start. In 3-Way Meet years; BiU Whltesell. who went to returned Wednesday from an in Mrs. George Ecabert of 26 of the commission, said this recom The Manchester Bustoess and OP HANCHESTKR George Demos and Don Clanci spection trip to the Southeast slve measures — and that U.S. school.” mendation was offered since the Ing line was replaced by Coach toe PhUipplnes for the summer of pressure toward that end will con Foster St. has been appointed na ProCMsion&l Womens [FUETCHER c l a s s CO. are two names that ■will long be Asian counti^ where internal dis tional area chairman of the Vet ’The council tabled two items re commission thought the pension Richard Danielson with one com The toughest one to lose is the remembered by Indian players 1962 and Holly Hooker, who went tinue. garding the appropriations for host the state executive b ^ rd sension has flared In the midst of erans Administration Volunteer "should be more thoroughly dis 649-1819 prised mostly of jimiors. A little one decided by one point. And eo and fans alike. The potent 1-2 to Turkey. ' American-backed attempU to rid By fixing the end of IMS as the land acquisition and school bon- meeting of the 188 WEST MIDOI-E TURNPIKE hustle show^ its value in the Any juniors who are mterestea target for winding up the main Service, (VAVS) of the VFW cussed in the more favorable cli eratlon of Business and Profes it was last Tuesday as the cross punch wUl play havoc with all the country of Viet Cong commu Auxiliar>-. Her appointment was Btniction, pending an architect’s mate after the election” . . . the WHEN YOU THINK OF form of a goal as left wing An may obtain an application in to# U.S. military effort in South Viet sional Women’s 0 ^ - m® - ^ CCIL rivals before toe season ends. nist guerrillas. made by Mrs. William Campbell, study of the South Windsor matter should not be "drawn into g l a s s , THINK OF FLETCHER ders Lundwall, '64, foreign ex country team loet a heartbreaking Pounding off tackle conetantly. guidance office. Applicants must Nam, the Kennedy administration! Fiano’s Restaurant, Bolton, Satim- change student from Sweden, decision to a highly regarded Platt be 16 by June 30. 1964, have stud Church said that despite McNa national president of the VFW property. ’This study would deter politics as an Issue." day, Oct. 19,^ “There will be a cof CORNER DURANT ST. Demos charged out nearly 140 has put itself on a limb it has mine the site’s suitability for a 16- There are several details which stormed the ball past the Spar ied a forieign language (Latin m mara’s and Taylor’s report, his avoided in the pa.st. Auxiliary. fee time.At 9:30 am. A buatoess team by a score of 28-29. y&rcSs, mor® than till the Red and resolution is gaining support, and Mrs. Ecabert will visit veter room elementary school, expand should be worked out, Cavanaugh tan goalie with the help of a fine dians, however, pulled out a 24-3T White runners could gather. It Included) for at leaot two years, It is considered highly signifi thought. He therefore suggested meettoi^ will continue throughout LARGE QUARTERS TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS! have a fairly good academic atanc^ now has S3 sponsors. A Senate cant in this connection that, for ans’ hospitals and assist in volun able to 24-rooms. The council ap the day until 4 p.m. Luncheon will crose from Stan Opalch ’(US. victory against Hall In the tri took several players, mostly from resolution is not binding. It Is teer programs. She has served in propriated 1500 for this study. that the council commend the In- PLENTY OF FRONT AND RBlAR PARKING Returning to hla starting line angular meet. The meet pulled toe the secondary, to bring tola pile- ing, a good citizenship record and the first time, McNamara and surance commission for the work it be served at 1 p.m. a sincere interest in participating merely an expression of opinion. Taylor have associated them.selves many offices and chairmanships The council was Informed that Luncheon reservations may be of Tom Provencal, Randy Smith, harriers record to 1-2 In CCIL driving fullback down. Ta^or and McNamara testified of the Manchester auxiliary, serv the Public Building Commission accomplished. The pension should Daimy Sullivan, Steve Brady, and In toe AFS program. AFS quM- with a target date. Always in the made with Mrs. Ernest Roy, 83 AUTO GLASS INSTALLED competition. The grlddera took toe opening tionnaires must be returned to toe Thursday before a closed session past, they sidestepped any such ing as president In 1958-59, and is had met Oct. 1 to take action on be presented on an agenda of the Jim McCarthy, all '64 for most of From toe start toe Indians were kick-off and sustained a fine drive. of the Senate Armed Services presently conductress and cancer next council for "careto* thought WaBter St. and Mrs. Charles GLASS FURNITURE TOPS the second quarter, Mr. Daniel guidance office by Oct. 11. forecast. the suitability of this proposed Davis 14 Foxcroft Dr., co-chair up against a strong Platt team They were halted near midfie'd The guidance department will Committee and were reported lat chairman. school site. ’The commission failed - . . to work out the details.” son had pleasant views from the which is led by one of toe finest and decided to gamble on a fourth j ’There are strong Indications The council took this recom- men in charge of reservations. naiTow toe field of applicants to er to have said that "we are win that actual withdrawals will be ' On a Department level, Mrs. to pass a motion approving the MIRRORS (FlrepkKt and Door) bench. Two fins goals were netted runners In the state, Bob Teneza, down and short yardage situation. ning the war out there.” Ecabert served five years as The first fall meeting of the before' the half-gun ^pounded. Tom 15 or 20 students, who will be in carried out without public an land: and ho other action was tak- mended action Mancheater Business and Profes PICTURE FRAMING (all typ«) who last year took first place In The Caileftaln defense stiffened Chairman Richard B. RusseU, VAVS chairman at Newington Pro'vencal literally walked the ball Brian Jeffries dividually interviewed by m em bM nouncement. en on the matter. If no other ac-l In additioA to the pension plan, sional Women’s d u b was held y toe (XJH, Field Day. Hls time of and toe Indians were halted. of the community and school ATO D-Ga., said the two gave a "cau ’The first 1,000 Americans to be Veterans' Home and Hospital, tlon is taken within SO days, the other items will be s u g ^ te d to WINDOW and PLATE GLASS into the nets, vkl Randy Smith 14:32 was toe beat time recorded From there on in, the story was tiously optimistic report" during and was Department hospital di ’Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Anne committees. Four name# wlU ^ pulled back, probably within the approval. of . the plaimlng aiid son I tiia aew council for inclusion on tagged the leather Into the left this year on the Memorial Field all Ckmard. A short punt set up the session which lasted more rector for two years. Waddell, 486 Porter St. Plans are comer of the goal to end a fine sent to the New York AFS htad- next few months, will be siphoned Ing commission would automat- “ ‘ ‘ its agenda: ’The propos^ ordi being formulated for a member OONTRAOTORS: WE HAVE IN STOCK Legion of Honor course of 2.7 miles. Behind Teneza toe first Conard score as their quarters where the final deciaon than two hours. But he added that She is a member of South nance regsirdlng the discharge of series of passes. was PhU Kenny '64, placing sec some senators "expressed skepti from a wide range of military ship tea Sunday, Nov. 10, at the quarterback, Sevetz, took the ball will be made by the end of toe activities in South Viet Nam. Methodist Church and its WSCS. rvIrtlJ^inember of the 1 allowance” for MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS The second half was played "My success in life will depend ond for Manchester. Kenny's time over the end strip. cism about the situation being as and is secretary of the Stanley home of Mrs. William Foulds, 123 ■Who could be the legionnaire school year. 4 lltere irill be no pull-out of en . elected constables; appointment of Boulder Rd. Mrs. Abraham Kli- ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN loosely with, liberal, substitutions bn my-being able to give happl of 14:53 was the first time belqw - The Red and White would go on The AFS was founded in 1914 as bright as Secretary McNamara Circle at the church. She is also planning and zoning ^ three-man committee by Fri- by both teams. The Manchester described as half ' Turk‘and^tiatf 15 minutes for a Manchester run tire units, at least at first. said UtacommlMlon did n o t ^ e I banoff, membership chairman, la CLOSED SATURDAY 1 P.M.—GLOBED THURSDAY ness to others—by giving of my offence and he stopped. Then toe a volunteer ambulance corps and thought It was.” The first men to be brought treasurer of the Columbia Lake reserves fared well against their hot fudge sundae on pistachio ice ner tills year. Also placing for Clileftalns would sustain a long j Russell said he asked about re Association and a member of the action b e c a ^ of lack irf W planning refuse disposal In charge of arrangements. EVENINGS DURING JUNE. JULY and AUGUST served In that capacity In toe two home probably will be mainten Maloney peers and exhibited a cream? None other than Holly self!” This Is the attitude of Le Manchester were Bob Coleman march, led by the running of World Wars. The peacetime ac ports of clashes between officials ance technicians, clerks, and i board of trustees of the American m ation... to study; investigation of the status fine desire to play. The entire sec gionnaire Brian Jeffries, a young '64 (6 ); A1 (Joviello '64 (6 ); Rich Cancer Society, Manchester chap Hooker! Demos and Clsnci. The score at tivity of bringing student* to toe of the Central Intelligence Agency similar rear-area types. I judgment regarding the suitability Historical District Study ond half was turned into mere Her InteUectual capabilities are Lallberte ’64 (7); and Johii Stan- halftime stood 24-0 with MHS on and other U.S. agencies In the ter. man with a serenely purposeful STEPHAN DUSCHEK U.S. was begun In 1947. and toe Hie helicopter tmita which have of the site for a school. | CQjjimjggion, and appointment of ceremony of completing the game demonatrated in her courses: Ad kiewicz ’64 (9). the short end. Summer Americans Abroad Pro count^ and was told these had Mayor John Madden queswned K rgpigcement for Mrs. Robert by MHS. air about him. Brian’s purpose Is The harriers’ first victory of toe been flying South Vietnamese Homemade vanced Placement Einglish, French one that should certainly bring Lad by some fine running gram was added in 1950. been greatly exaggerated. troops into battle against the Red Carino regarding the kind of in- jj^^uner, who resigned; an ordl- Coach Richard K. Danielson IV, Western CHvlllzation, Honors year was gained at the expense of veteran halfback R. G. Lewis ’64, "There were serious differences 15 Terms Exmre formation the commission de- regarding control of noise, him the kind of success he desires, guendllaa, and the officers and commented that it would be dif Cbemiatry and Crafts II. Her ex Han. Despite toe fact that Hall the pigsldnners drove deep into l i b r a r y p a g e s m e e t of opinion.” Russell said, "Vlit men who have been training sired,— and---- the sources of this i n - i duat------and the------covering■------of- roads— ficult to pick a really outstanding for he plans to become a Roman took first and third places, the Obnord territory late In toe game. once a decision was made they tra-curricular activities include Catholic priest. Flrat order of biuiness eX the South Vietnamese soldiers, often On Town Boards formation.rinatlon. leading to buslneases off atate or RAVIOLI player in the game. . "Ned Zagllo Current Affairs Club, A.F.8 ., three thin clads took nine of the first 11 But the hopes of avoiding a wbUte- AFS Student Imports said the policy applied. Carino said thattnai uiethe ccom m it | roads; and the acquisition of ' Brian haa many other Interea , Library Page meeting last week tmder fire, likely will be among FRESH OR FROZEN (co-captain) didn’t miss a kick years In High School World, four positions. TTiey were: Kenny (2), wafti ended with a peas Intercep was introduction of new officers "AmbaiuMidor Henry Cabot the last to leave. sion itself studied the growth pat land and construction of a 16- all day. Mai^ times he was the however, as witnessed by his var^ Colemsm (4). Coviello (6 ), Lail- tion on tile home team’s 16. Lodge is In full command there, General Memager Richard Mar HOOKERS years to Student Council, and two ious out-of-school activities. He is for the year; Patricia Gut, pres tem and the dlrecoon of the Indications are that those re tin has sent to the town board of room elementary school. only person between the goal years to National Honor Society. berte (5). Stanklewlcz (7), Art GRIDIRON CHATTER. .Woody ident; Andrea Tomko, vice presi he added. maining after the hoped-for wind g r t ^ h of the area in question, a member of Latin Club, and Cath Laheh (8), Rich Zillnskas (9), Clarke '64, M.H.S. quarterback, Charms of Austria Russell reported that Mc- directors a list of 15 names, of Patrolman William Ryan, of the and the ball (other than the She has received the Connect! ollc Youth Organization. He be dent: Patricia WlUlams. s e c r e t^ : up of the main U.S. military task and from thft study forms its de South Windsor police, was com- Dog. 3 0 c David Ca«nens (10), and Paul mixed hls Jrfays nicely, and ap Nairiara and Taylor said sharp members of town boards, whose goalie) and brtote up many cut Association of Women’s Deans longed to Paint and Powder Dra Judith McGill, treasurer. The in Viet Nam mav be specialists terms of office will expire Nov. 1. cisions.ciwwiM. However, he said, the Oct. I Trooper Ser- threats.” and Counselor’s Good Citizenship Knrslak (11). pears to have Installed a passing divisions among groups opposing training South Viet Nam’s air matics Club his first two years of Formula! Add one touch of con SAA Campaign Pages discussed plans to attend Niqe of the names are of Repub 1 meeting was «»» • ge«nt Frank Shea for his help in Anders Lundwall was credited Award, an A.F.8 . scholarritip to (jnee again Manchester has come attack—one that has been missed the Regional Nutmeg 020 meeting the Viet Cong "had been put force. evening, two days befow th# meet- two burglars on H. PASQUALINI high school and enjoyed portray up ■with a top flight JV squad. It fbr years. .Bob WeswUer ’64 Show tinental charm, dark brown hair, aside." licans, six of Democrats. by the coach for his fine show Turkey, and she was elected to ing the part of "Moody Spergen’ 1 of the State Ubrary Association While the South Vietnamese Republicans whose terms of of Ing, giving the member ggpt 21. ’The capture of these two and BRAIDERS seems that the junior harriers ed promise as a top-notch punter deep blue eyes, a perpetual smile, The SAA Drive la being con ing. n ils game was the first time Nutmeg Girl’s State. Army Is taking on more and more ficient time” to properly study tnt solved 25 burglary cases In TEL mAJOSM to the play "Anne of Green Ga- . .Defensive prsfee must be ex ducted in all homerooms and at Coventry High School, on Oct. EDITORS: For the first time, fice expire on that date, are Dr. 248 Aveiy Sk* Wapptog that he was able to conquer the Her memorable moments Include come up 'with an unbeaten record a love of sports, a willingness to 114. The Nathan Hale HomMtead of the planning, operations and matter. He said that. In his opto- state. ’The state police cited bias” In his freshman year. every year until they hit Norwich. tended to Dick Lewis '64 who will continue imtil Nov. 8. The the Kennedy administration has Melvin Horwitz, advisory board of opposition and the weather, which April 28, 1961, Dec. 17, 1962, her He haa a great interest to mu learn all about America, and the will be Included on tlus trip. technical respo^bllities with its health; Bernard C. August, ad Ion, the ^oronilMion could ifive tte j credit to hiB town end Led by Richard Maloney, the jay- fared well despite the weight dis price of toe ticket will be $3 set a target date for winding up own U.S.-trained people, the Viet varies so greatly with his native sixteenth birthday, and the day sic, and Is a member of folk sing advantage. .Jack Simmons ’64 and result is a delightful confection, Cathy MonaesUa, ’65 visory recreation and park com council its report on the fourta police force." she had her first ride to an MG. vees came five seconds away from payable in two $1.50 install the main U.S. military effort in namese Air Force is somewhat Tuesday In October, unless the council subsequently pub- E|u!pmont— Patterns— Woolen Material Sweden. ing club and Grandoleers, a new Rick Daley ’64 both turned in bet- ments. It is necessary for all p«iith Viet Nam. ’This article, with mission; Floyd E. Forde, chairman "You have to remember that Then there’s the time that "I had a shutout while keeping their rec one of MHS ambassadors from farther back In development. of the board of tax review; Tru chairman called a special meeting. | commended Ryan on behalf ly-formed folk group. He also en ord unblemlehed. They captured ter-than average performances.. students participating in any its considerable amount of exclu wa don’t have any John VerfaiUe four fire engines and three police joys classical and, seml-classlcal abroad, Stephan Duschek! There still is a shortage of pilots, man A. Crandall, chairman of the He determined this date by say- ^ ^he town. the first four places a ^ eight of Underdaasmen Randy Cote ’65, Steve (as he likes to be called) school-sponsored activity to sive mateodal, covers the present 1^.^- oninil n# 1 ___ wwra.....-^ SUMMER PRICES '63, or Mac McCurry, ’63, as last cruisers at our house because the music, particularly Tchaikovsky’s Boys Relish and thesis take a considerable building committee; Frank J. CJon- tog that the commission could be Gets Navy Wings. Bill Pohe ’66. Rich Bomiberger ’66, is the AFS (American Field purchase it. situation in the southeast Asian Glasses in Rug Making Now Forming year. It’a (this year) a group of wall caught fire when I was burn fourth and fifth symphonies. As a the first ten. In back of Maloney time to train. way, building committee; Irvtog told at its next regular meeting Navy Etos. Jiamea A. Mahoney, ON FUEL OH. were: Ken Knight (2), Mark Gib and Dick Pasternack ’65 Showed Service) representatives from country and looks ahead to the McNamara and Tkylor found next ’Tueeday to study the ques- ______FILL DP NOW WITH boys irivtog all they got. There ing bacon!” member of Boy Scouts, he re promise and will improve with ex new timetable. Twomey, building committee' son o f Mr. and Mm. J. W. Mlahon- Holly, a member and past pres son (8 ), Phil Russel (4). A1 Bax Vienna, toe capital of Austria. Hls more year of study at the second Foods Q ass that the commanders and staffs Charles F, Gipson, library board tlon, and return at the next reg- ^ of 17 lOghlimd Dr., Wa|>ptog just Isn’t any really tremendous ceived the Ad Altare Del, or "God perience. .Tonight Coach Alibrio’s of South Viet Nam’s nine divisions ATLANTIC player,” aid Mr. Danielson. ident of ,Olrl Scout Troop 1, is and Country" award. For two ter (6 ), Eric Johnson (7), Ttom team will meet the Platt Panthers bilingualism of German and ex ary level when he returns to Vlen By FRED 8 . HOFFKIAN Russell b : Orannlss. library board, ular meeting (the fourth Tuesday I designated a navsil aviation 24-Roar Baroer Service presently looking forward to Eu Morrlsette (8 ), and Ken NechitUo cellent English has already hap na. This will be followed by at “ What? Boys cooking? ! !’’ That's are Increasingly exercising func of the monta) with a decision. observer to recent ceremonten con- In an overall picture of the game years,' he has worked as Refund in Meriden and must regroup to AP Military Affairs Writer and Douglas H. Smith, Capitol rope to ’64. When asked who she (10). Final score was 16-47. pily surprised many students. Be tendance at the University of Vi- the j-.- story=— j in four of Mrs. Greta'ts* tions on their own. with U.S. ad Region Planning Agency. To expedite this matter, the Lmoted at the Naval Air Station, Mr. Danielson was "much hap Manager at Grand Way Super oome out a runner. WASHING’rON (AP) — The U.S. visers able to stand aside to a Fraser Rugcraft Studio would like to be, she replied, "I’d Next In line for toe Harriers will sides these two tongues, Steve has enna and a career in either the Rourke s Foods I classes. The ’The six Democrats are Atty council requestedrequoiieu Town iwwn Manager uorpusoorpus i.;nnsH,CihrisH, Tex. iex. Under unmw the uic pier" and relieved that Maloney market Randy Smith ’64. ^ u fir ^ or in^lcal field i whole thing started four years ago troop withdrawal from South Viet greater extent. didn’t play up to its capabilities, be me because nobody could ever Brian’s studies this year consist be Bristol Central. The meet will studied French, Latin, Italian and political or m edley nei i^^cn Mrs. Rourke told toe mem- Nam will be a slow dralnlng-off Allan D. Thomas, development Terry Sprenkel to send a letter to I Havy’s Navigator Training Pro- They also found that the big- inie coiudi said that the next two be- any happier.” ' In lUsure ■ time of E^Ush rv, Latin IV, Chemis take place today at Bristol. Russian. Dr. and Mrs. _ , bers of the basketball team that If process whose tempo is likely to commission: Herman J. Passcaiv- Raymond Htdiowell, chairman of I gram he^ received Ms observer’s HARTFORD ROAD, MANCHESTER. CONN. Pete Wise, '64. gest remaining need of the South tell, pension board; Raymond L. the commission, requesting the 1 wings after soma live months games, one today with Conard smd Holly reads, sews, camps, and try, and Modern EJuropean His When asked to comment on and their son, Ned, 64, of 63 Wethersfield she rise next year. . . V.’ietnamese forces■ was develop------swims, and she currently hopes to tory, with history and Latin rank- Aquaettes Choose MHS, Steve replied, "It is a very wood Circle, are Steve s host fam -; them all cherry pies. The gradual pull-back of the Ellis, town planning commtoslon. comipisslon to make a decision on practical and claAsroom Instruc- the next with Bristol Eastern, ment of a large enough supply of the suitability of the South Wind- tion at the Naval Air Station. Coma In or Td. 649-2304 Tuesday may decide how the stamp out liver, licorice, and Word tng as his favorites. big well-run school, and everyone lly. MHS won the basketball game and nearly 15,000 American military trained non-commissioned officers John F. Clifford, chairman of the zoning board of appeals; Herman sor____^IA Heightsa "Inc. site for oan n atlas.ele I Votlng T—InformaUen — i Session team’s season will be. Wealth. This Legionnaire aays one of the Theme for Show ia BO friendly. Of course toe most Paula Rosen ’65 Mrs. Rourke kept her promise. men now there will be keyed to and technicians. Holly would like to work to most meonoriable momenta in his what U.S. officials believe will be J. Passcantell, pension trust fund mentarymCliLary schoolBCnvoi at thetiie earliest pos- I JUIIn vunjunutiuiiconjunction withwg»ji thekite ballots m u v i The defending state champions Music Groups noticeable difference in my home When several of the team mem The most striking gain over the trustee; and N. Charles Boggini, sible date. The council could then 1 being presented to the voters M Archie ■would like to thank all the wonderful people . . . PEARS who made it possible for him to have'S complete sell out of pizza on his first, weekend in business. This weekend he has doubled his stock to take care of ..APPLES all the people including those disappointed last week McIntosh, Red Delicious^ Cortlaiui end. •- ORCHARD HILL (FORMERLY PERO ORCHARD) AVERY STREET WAPPING, CONN. PIZZA SPECIALS One thin dime de With any order of 4 livers any pizza any or more pizzas where in town. (The lOc ia for oar ONE FREE DRIVEWAYS high school driver) Free Esfimafes On: BrnmiNOUS ASPHALT PAVINB 7ASTe-TiMnmnJ)mioui^ • DRIVEWAYS • PARKING LOTS • G6S STATIONS • BASKETBALL COURTS til ALL WORK PERSONALLY SUPERVISED MonartUa ChooM A t No Extra Cost WE ARE 100% INSU^^^ ITALIAN ARCHIE’S AMERICAN LUNGHEONEnE MAIO BROTHERS aiNOB 1929 .1081 MAIN ST.— Opposite The Army-Navy Club 649-8316 ^^^^7691«..W E CARRY JENNITE SEALER 6:86 a.m.l0:80 pjn. Sun.-Wed.—4:30 n.m.-18K)0 p.m. T1iaro.-S«t. IKee and add slowir r,:v ■-'iv ,i,U '-V. * ' ' PAGE ELEVIN MANCHESTioi BVEOTKG HEBALD, MAKCHESTER. CONK., FRIDAY. OCTOBER 4, 1968 UANCHESSTEIR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1968 F 4 0 I m Where to Hide Bolton Communion Unity S3nmboI U.S., Russians to Ban Skin Divers Worldwide' Communion Sun Valachi Vexes day Is a symbol of unity among H u r r y / f t . You’ll s o v e ZO°/o»s»35%»»»SO% o n d Moderator Switch Required Christians; People of many de- Atom-Armed Satellites noniinations and nationalities Federal Aides Find Youth’s will receive the sacrament tols By State Employe Regulation (Oonttamed from Page One) ko and Home acknowledged faU- (Oonttanisd from Pago Om ) Sunday. The ritual will be said ure to make much headway or (Otmttained from Pago Om) m ore! Find onre-in-a-lifetime bargains, in many tongues and the ob expect the United States and Riis- other matters. Besides a nonagres- to tob state police, mambors of TWiMemtks re rttra r of ^ servance will encircle the earth slon pact and observer exchange, for the Ideal spot — one where $13,119 Gifts Dcmoomue regm ro- -T ert Miller, who diaappeered from with 50 countries participating. sia will soon follow through with several volunteSr fire departmonts, U.S. sources listed these as reduc Valachi can be isolated from oth toe Salvation Army and many M n. M iry Mdrs»n haa announced a canoe on Bolton I^ake Wednfes- a formal public declaration grand tion of military budgets, setting that Bdmund Pehesluha will be day night. They responded with The unity to be found in er prisoners while not being civilian volunteers who participated hundreds of values priced far below regular Worldwide Communion is not against orbiting nuclear weapons up nuclear-frefc zones, preventing Promised to in toe search. alaetkm moderator rather than manpower and portable radios. the spread of atomic weapons, nu placed in Solitary confinement There will be a voter-making merely a unity of partaking; it They predicted it would not be dif Two civilian skin divers, David Bobert Young. Young w itb d w is also a unity of sharing. To ficult to work out an agreed clear weapon disarmament and So far, the leading candidates Daugherty of Vernon and Joseph session tosnorrow from 2 to 4 p.m. the Germany-Berlln dispute. United Fund this morning on the baals of a at the Community Hall limited to bring Christ into everyday liv wording. are McNeU Island Penitentiary, Doyon of Manchester also partici retails •..including many fabulous specials! rnling Juet received from the di- ing, making Him a significant The dpplomats also said a for It was understood that the three on Puget Sound, in Washington; pated In toe search for Miller. leetor of etate personnel, George those whose rights have matured part of a new world ■with re ministers • reached Implied agree The search was begun about since Sept. 14. mal treaty would not do because Leavenworth Penitentiary, Kan (Oonttamed from Page One) J. Walker, who said that it is lief of suffering to all mankind it could not be policed. They said ment, without setti^ specific midnight Wednesday by Cailef The Ladies Benevolent Society times and places, to carry on sas and the Mecical Center in against state personnel regulations of Bolton Congregational Churdi is the spiritual objective of the a public promise will be suitable turned into drive headquarters Dwyer, Vernon constables and to serve as an election offlci^. because, according to U.S. mili talks on these matters at the U.N. Springfield, Mo. stote police. Yesterday morning, Come early for best selections ! day. on Tuesdays until Oct. 22. will hold a rummage sale tomor at the 17-natlon Geneva disarma ¥ fR T Dismissal from his job would be row from 9 a.m. to noon In the TTie ProtesUnt churches of tary opinion, an orbiting weapon "But every time he names Hea^uarters workers yes Vernon and Tolland Oomty mandatory. _ ^ would have little military purpose. ment conference and through dip name in those hearings it be terday said the individual re DUKWs were called hi, end about d i s c o u n t c e n t e r s A planner for the Connecticut educational building. Manchester, in observance of lomatic channels. The polls open Monday at the Worldwide Communion Sunday, Earth-bazed missiles are much comes harder to find a place for sponse to the Initial Gifts por a dozen smaller boats were aaed D svelc^ent Commission, Young more efficient. Home was to go to Washington him,” the Bureau of Prisons tion of the drive so far haa In dragging operations. Commimity Hall at 6 a.m. and urge you to go to the church of today to see Kennedy, then re said he knew that pollUcal activity close at 7 p.m. Annual town meet your choice with the firm de Because the statement would source said. “We've got a lot of been very good. Searchers were hampered by was foibldden to him, but that he turn to London. Rusk planned to s o m ing will be held at Fiano's Res sire of uniting the world not be a treaty, it would not have these celebrities in prisons all The fund, now in its second numerous, tree stumps, as had based his decision to act as to be submltt^ to the Senate lor attend a large reception given by across the country. And we sure year, has upped Its goal by high as 9 feet, on the bottom of taurant at 8 pjn. to adopt the through CSiristian service. Gromyko tonight and return to moderator on a ruling that the budget. ratification. The executive branch don’t want to put him In the mid $8,000 over last year to pro toe lake. A brisk wind blew aoross state personnel (rfflce had made is expected to consult members Wa^lngton Saturday. dle of people who want him dead toe lake, driving boats used by Kennedy’s proposal for U.S.-So vide for two additional agency on another case in which a state Advertisement— of Congress, however. the most.’’ members. A total of 11 mem- sldn divers toward the sbors. employe was allowed to act as The United States and the So viet cooperation In sending a man What about the maximum se Bolton electors: For continued Junta Reigns to the moon did not come up at ,bers are served under ■ the moderator. Young said that per good government—vote Republi viet Union would be the only na curity prison at Atlanta? ‘‘That’s fimd. haps there was a difference be tions making the pledge now be the New York talks. The matter a possibility,’’ the official said. can « i October 7th! Meet your Re is expected to figure In next Police Make 263 tween being an election moderator publican candidates Friday night cause they are the only powers But he killed a man there, and and moderator of a town meeting. In Honduras able to send objects into orbit week's Kennedy-Gromyko meet- that wouldn’t be a v.ery good in the Community Hail from 8 The statement by Rusk, Gromy- Ing. The parties alternate choosing pjn. to 11 p.m. For a ride to the place.’’ Public Records Arrests in Month for elections. Republican registrar polls call 649-8990. Morales Out Atlanta Is where, according to of voters, Mrs. Mamie Maneggla, of Manchester for the past 26 Valachi, he was given the "kiss of Hie monthly total o t Bsptsmber Warrantee Deed aaid she was sorry Young could Maocheater Evening Herald Bol years. Before his retirement he death’’ by Vito Genovese, whom arrests, sinnmons and notices not serve but that Perealuha was (Oonttamed from Page One) was employed by Cheney Bros. he described as the boss of all Dcoiald A. Forstrom and Patricia ton oorreapondent, CVmewen bosses in the natlcmwide organ- numbered 263, aooordlng to the aooeptable to her and had served Toting, telephone S4S-S981. He was a veteran of World War I 8. Forstrom to William D. Valente as moderator before. ttirew ViUeda Morales Thursday and a member of Dilworth-Comell- ized crime cartel. and Louise 8. Valente, p re^ rty on Manchester Police Department Lathrop Rebuts apparently to keep Rodas Alva Taumer 8t. Stanley Knoff Quey Post, American Legion. Fearful for his lUe, be klUed Consolidated Dally Report. Charles Lathrop. chairman of rado out of the presidency. As He is survived by his wife, Mrs. another prisoner he thought was Lease RCXaCVILLE — Stianley Knoff, The figure compares with 286 the Democratic town committee, president of congress for the past Louise Owen lip ka; one son, Ed out to kill him. Given a life sen National Construction Co., South arresU In the previous month. commented laat night on a paid 77, of 110 Vernon Ave., died yester tence for that, he: began spilling State News five years, he had worked con ward lipka of Manchester; one Boston, to U.S. of America, lease of Sixty-eight traffic accldmta advertisement at the end of the day at Rockville City Hospital. daughter, Mrs. John Gladyaz of the Oosa Nostra story to federal Buckland Poet Office, Tolland broug^it Injuries to 19 persona and stantly to bring the virtually au Bolton column: "As to large town Mr. Knoff was a retired woolen Stafford ^nings; and five grand agents, telling them he wanted to Tpke., $8,’j50 per year, for id years, arresU of 48 motorists for non- iirance profits received, the tonomous army under civilian con destroy Genovese and Cosa Nos with 4 o^im s of 8 years each, at insurance is placed through Roundup worker. . children. observance of a light or stop sign trol. He was bom in Poland on April ’The funeral service wUl be hold tra for marking him for death. the same rental. (9), Improper registration or li thtae-man Insurance advisory Despite the mlUtary junta'e vic Genovese is now In Leaven Marriage License b o a rd ,^ '^ th all commissions tory claim, an army communique 6. 1886. twnorrow at 3 p.m. at Holmes Fu cense (6), reckless driving (2). (Oonttamed from Page One) neral Home, 400 Main St. The Rev. worth, reading about ValchTs tes Andrew Edward Kissell, 766 E. placed in a. commiselon pool. H»e Indicated civil guardsmen in two Survivors include his wife, Mary timony in the newspapers. speeding (1), and other vehicular MEN'S 19* WHITE TEE SHIRTS i T Kempenskl Knoff; th re e eons. Earle R. Custer, pMtor of the Middle Tpke., and Susan Elizabeth violations (31). pool is spUtS^ong aU full-time case of a Trinity College student towns in Western Honduras—San Shortly before coming to Wash C sn cn , 77 Bigelow St.. Nov. 28. Fine quality cotton with reinforced crew neck! « insurance ageiits living or main being held without bond on a ta Barbara and Octopeque—were Joseph Knoff of Vernon, Marion North Methodist Church, will of ington to testify, Valachi was held Some 161 tickets were issued far m ■ A Knoff of Rockville and Caslmlr ficiate. Burial will be in the Vet Building Permits parking violations, 86 for ■violation toapolypack!S-M-L-XL...... W R w taining an office in Bolton. charge of inciting an insurrection! sUll loyal to 'Vllleda Morales, for several weeks at the Army To Calvin Hutchinson, demolish 2 " "This moans of ;jrrltlng the at Americus, Ga. broadcast demanded their surren' Knoff of Ellington; four daughters, erans Section of East CJemetory. Signal Center, Ft. Monmouth, of road and driving laws, 12 for garage at 1076 E. Middle Tpke., traffic laAVB. town Insurance haa Imen in force Hie Governor made public a let der. Mrs. Jane Prucha of West Stafford, ’There will be no calling hours. N.J. But the prisons official said for the past seven years,” he said, VlUeda Morales organized the Mrs. Stella Doucette of Japan, Mrs there is no possibility of his being $10. Criminal charges were brought ter he haa written to UJ3. Atty. Florence Ashwell of Manchester To Everett S. Mosely, alterations against persons for drunkenness "with a saving of several hundred Gen. Robert F. Kennedy In the 2,500-man civil guard after an up Imprisoned on an Army post; 27^ CULF MOTOR OIL dollars to the town over the pre rising in 1969. Army forces total and Mrs. Prances Besette of Rock' Grosses $797,195 that, he said, would be Imprac to dwelling at 60 Clyde Rd., $100. <13), breaking and entering (9), 1 9 ' . (»se of Ralph W. Allen of Melrose, vllle; and eighteen grandchildren, To Wesley R. Smith for Manches taeach of the peace (6), fraud (4), Limit 4 quarts per customer! Quantities are vious way of one person writing Maas., a field worker for the Stu 5,000. tical. all ininiranee and keeping the Twenty civil guardsmen were Funeral services will be held STRATFORD (AP)—’The Amer How about hiding him in some ter Building and Realty Co., 2-unlt larceny (2), liquor laws (2), for limited ...... dent N(mviolent Coordinating Com ican Shakespore Festival r^ rts dwelling at 139-141 Florence St., cible rape (1), other asssults (2). commission. Hie committee mittee. reported killed and 60 wounded tomorrow at 8:15 a.m. fom the state prison? “ I don’t Imagine I.L means of writing insurance is In a four-hour battle In downtown Burke FUneral Home, 76 Prospect that it grossed $797,195 during its there's a state In the country that $16,000. sex offenses other than raps (I), M .f7 4-TMIISISTOR Allen and three other integra- recently finished sejuwn—the high To John Pontlcelli and Son, 2-unit and other Jurisdiction (3). foUowed by pracUcally every tionist 'workers are being held in Tegucigalpa. The army reportedly St. with a requiem Maas at St. -wants responsibility tor Joe Vala dwelling at 27-29 Walnut St., $16,- UK R E tO M E R AUTO. CLOCK RADIO town snd city in the state. suffered two dead. Joseph’s Church at 9. Burial will est total since it opened nine chi,’’ toe official said. Tiddler I Jr. Boyt 10.C8-I2.C8 SNOW SUITS Jail (m the insurrection charge. years ago. 000. m a n m r jje n in CRASH Wsks-ts-Diiltl lillt-ls IS- Eariy Disteterested T Since the charge is a capital of The coup, coming eight days be in St. Bernard’s Cemetery. To Charles H. Staiper for Fred Mlttmkniifiir.iitMib' JR LaiUmop alao repUed to chaigea after a military coup In the Do Friends may <«U at the funend A spokesman for the festival HAMDEN (AP)—Myrcai Ba- M srmrs imssdsi Mss! U ImmI 4' tim rm r hmM 1 2 8 8 4.2C REMUO fense, Ixmd haa been denied. Dies in Crash erick L. Buckman, new dwelling at M a ...... CRAND-WAY’S \M lit Ass’t febrici, many % pile lined! Button A rip hi ttw adverttsement tlwit Jade Ih ey have been in Jail since Aug. minican Republic that ousted home today from 7 to 9 p.m. said Oie gross included $107,690 216 Ludlow St., $86,000. wicki, 28, of Meriden, was killed in-a---- tvs, ssnlNM, Dlirt- ^ MONKEY DIVISION CUN Early, wtw M numing for setoct- President Juan Bosch, caused from eight weeks of performances to d sy when his small foreign ear WKm a Rtnillfl M..MM..MMMMM. QUALITY MUSLIN SHEETS off hoods! Fell shades ...... M • 5.99 8, following a demonstration. e a s t WINDSOR (AP) — A 52- To Ogden Homes, . Inc., new 7 # 9 9 man on the Democratic ttekot, new concern and repercussions Adam Lipka for student audiences before and struck a tree on Whitney Ave. llHRSllIl lill.llS tll,im Dempsey said he was writing the throughout the Americas. It was year-old Springfield, Maas., man dwelling at 110 Bryan Dr., $12,000. laidaB Mteredt "In the welfare and Adam Ldpka, 70, of 146 Deep- after the regular 15-week season. To Russ Atkins for D. Piccolo, Hamden police officials express ‘ Tik ntN.to! fHR $ pwi4i mill N !^ youth recreatfcia cf BoHon," that attorney general in reference to a the fourth such military takeover ’The attendance for the regular was killed today in a collision of Unit * Mr SHSkHHf! Ualtrt resolutkm adopted by the Student wood Dr., died last night at the an auto and a tractor tialler on repairs to store at 467H Main ed toe belief that the victim fell 1I< DR. WEST CUSTOM TOOTHIRUSH kiniisitiiit'irfMfssl Ipintis w he hi "wA a fireman and never in Latin America this year and season was more than $160,000 asleep while at the wheel. gniiMw — ------—— ’ kiltirta (Mt taliM)l Senate at Trinity College hi Hart Newington Veterans Ho^ltal af Interstate Rt. 91. St., $50. I ”1” k aeesns to be anound to week and occurred despite a U.S. warning ter a long illness. paid admissions. The audiences of Firemen had to pry the body tat 41 ford. to Htmduran military leaders that He was Andrew R. Young, who To Kenneth Arnold, new garage AuH atylfi A textures! Limit 2 per euetomer ■uppoct o w basdban, aocuto cr He was bom in Poland on June students from 10 states totaled at 365 W. Mldle Tpke., $2,400. loose from toe wreckaga- Hie resolution, the Governor the United States opposes uncon more than 87,600. was tbs driver of toe ear. 34 25, 1893, and has been a resident Ehufy ma>v«d to town in 1951, Btreesed, calls up : p a g e THlRTEliN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONJ^, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1968 rAOB TWELVE OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB DAILY <»0S8W0RD PUZZLE LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON 'SSiSSSSSS' R EA U y/l HOPE 'RXtU. ^ Eagles in Home Opener Saturday Tennessean tiBiM m iiT o LEAVemNAUlTTLE . { Mrtm r t a PnrAem Pupto PONT TELL A SOIX, BANKER BSOWN LONSER "THIS TIME/IF X WOULDN'T WANT TO START A HWiVi •fboAV MYMEMORy DOESN'T Weddings B P A N IC -«~8aT TM SETTIN G O U T OF, FAIL ME, AND rrMKVER Brisk Ticket Sale WC STOCK MARKET AND INTO T30ES,VtoU MADB 'iDUR ACBOBB 9TMN1 SAVINGS FOR A FEW MONTHS ,LAST DEPOSa-^-^POR For Sports Night Golf Leader HAK-KAFF-— X’M MAKING A [*iO-*--ON OCT.% in sif UFoiem r (poet) MA30R DEPOSIT-** A Bit AT A 'ioo WllTHDREW IT , M Belotedef Meriden t i m e , o f g o u r s e . f o r t h e SAKB. KUubethI a f t e r n o o n BaaebsJl fans are reminded tick OF s e c r e c y .' ~ .TH A T ; lODadkal* u m m g a h i (h e PHILADELPHIA (AP)—Mason Rudolph doesn’t mind U lM iw M i bnin ets, for the annual Masonic Sports BUGGS BUNNY MMOIM hhUry Night, sponsored by Mancheeter being a front runner. UCOSM.W 2SUtae ^ 'The 29-year-old Tennessean led the $125,000 Whitemarsh aMd* MtaeBflT To Meet Lodge of Masons are now avail W H E R E ( TAKE nr S IIM SURE VOU W ONT HAVE A N V ) UFwpoiBt MOSmbiid Open Golf Touimament today by a stroke after the first 18 a^THANKSTOR M A ttifca. able. Speakers for this season’s Y errriNaAW S H A L L 1 WTO THE 1 TROUBLE FlNOINe S X A C rL V J U k h ao program will include Carl Yaa- of the 72-hole competition V TELEVISION SET UVING W HERE IT GOES! ISlDtfUi riwr„ gaw erthl at a 82ntata 5*l5B®* I ’m hapy to take the lead unknowns. Rod Funseth of Spo putrr, nSstaiL.wioV ireddlng SSUaniage traemski o f the Red Sox, American BACKSOQUICM.V, MISS ROOM! I'LL ImII MPbaadera initiator Injun 11 League batting champ; Joe Pep- anytime,” he said Thursday after kane, Wash., and Jerry Pisano of 9I0.VESTER! PETUNIA? OETVOUR I'------SOBovsHiN (aidiaic) aiOntliteek CM itone. New York Yankee first base- compleUng a 34-88—«7 round, five Radnor In suburban Philadelphia. MONBYl a iA iiv SBCbaneed 85 Quarter ddPdUoeiiuui under par for the 6,807-yard In Uie 70 bracket with Palmer rai llotNC (lUng> man and Jackie Farrell of the Saitainu 87 By HOWIE HOLCOMB Yankee front rffice, one of the Whitemarsh Valley Country Club were former Open cliamplon Billy MBM«dIl7 Casper of Apple Valley, Calif., A1 XO k t (poet) 1 i 5“ r" 7- 1 East's top after-dinner humorists. course. 'j. WPoiBlar flngK Weekend Bcholastic football Tickets we going at a brisk " I like to get the lead especially Balding of Canada. Don January avnmwt I activity opens tonigrht with in a rich toumameht like this one of Walnut. Calif.; Harold Kneece Station (Hk) r rate according to Wayne Garland, chairman of that committee. How because the prise money list is so of Aiken, S.C.; Doug Sander of Depend 1! Manchester invading Meriden Ojai, Calif.; Terry WUcox of Rye, BT ever he advised ducats are still long.” he said, " n you fall you gamoMitle r for ft 7:80 date with Platt N.Y.. and Joe Cardenas of Nash l eptrente IT" i r 7 availsble from all lodge officers, still are In the money.” «Jell, aSOndn ■ High at Ceppa Field. East Rudolph obviously Wasn’t count ville, Tenn. Only other players to 7 at Larsen’s Hardware In the North break par, along with, the leaders, THATS THE arateotTei I” IT Catholic waits until 2 tomor End and at The Herald office. ing the *26,000 first prise with on /MARKET FOR , l i ■ row afternoon before engaging ly a one stroke lead over stocky were Doug Ford, Dow l?1nster- y . . MMeridieii friL) zr wald. A1 Geiberger, Bob Harrisoo YOU, BANKER.^ dBlMMle Northweat OathoUc at the latter's Phil Rodgers of Perfldo Bay, Fla., BROWN ft dBSUSd r field In Hartford. Irish Broadcasts and with the likes of Arnold Palm and Terry Dill, all with 71s. im mjts ddtantd "Oain a halfback, loae a half- er, Gary Player, Jack Nlcklaus BY V. T. HAMLIN dB Sharp ■WL ALLY OOP IT r l)nok" could be the name of Mian- Sidewalk alumni Notre Dcune and Julius Boros not too far back. Ring’s Ratings ■ cheeter'e pre-game activity. Vet win be able to hear their favorite Palmer, his right shoulder still nn U eran Paul Richard hae returned to aching with burslUs. shot a 70, NEW YO RK (AP) — Hiroyuld WALL vBiyaoap, this/ „.I COT NO USE I „ 7H'NEW KING OF OH, HE DOCS, . ...JUST SEE THAT VOU CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 1 football team’s games this season nscrton Hoa..Bur f ,\KKKAHIIC..AN' /WKKAHIK? MOO_ WHO SAYS s i n Y E H ^ A N ' KEM BAO^al TUNICS IB w the lineup but newcomer Dick over WnW. All Irish action — Player and Nlcklaus 71s, and Edihara’s first round kmxkout o f wHNrw»iirroR\ou; 'lOUWTH'ONLY Vw \»IOS IWW GONNA WHILE W E 'R E A MNS,TIOOm.AN' wIl^idBW Pasternack, who oairlcd the ball starting with Purdue tomorrow af Boros a 73. flyweight champion Pone Klng- nWECVER? ONE I KNOW WHO TV HE? OONOUBITH’ TAUON' ABOUT DO>ff VOU iMWII RT well In the first quarter agalnet ternoon and closing on Tlianks- Just behind Rudolph and Rod petch earned the young Japanese OVN OVEIM VIORLP/ KINGS, ‘ IS n co o r Oonard, la definitely out of action gers, ueotied aiat o»,69, wereweie theme veteranycvcc, clouter the “fighter of the month" n TH'BOOT/ glvlng Day against Syracu.'te. To S taala Mma BT with ankle, knee and thumb morrow’s game starts at 2:10 p.m. Gene Littler and two comparative | aumrd from Ring Magazine today. SSNtaa 41M»ad 17" II apralna. Randy Oote, the only other ■OHHnanldfcw injured Indian, la expected to see 1 II BT !& p ^ -tim e duty against the Pan 1 thers dcMpite a deep gash on hla shin—wffered when kicked In the Conard contest. (Herald photo by Satemls.) The Trihe’a opening eleven to Lucas, Bill Brennan, John Mac, Bob Perrone and Bill night will probahly include Rick FORWARD EAGLES—Some of East Catholic’s offen sive linemen are shown during a pre-game drill. They Troy. Perrone is hurt and won’t play tomorrow after OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS Paley and BUI Dixon at ends; Marie Monette and Dave Peace at tackles, include left to right, Gary Cass, Barry Sheckley, John noon when the Eagles oppose Northwest.______a Bob Alttirio and Dick Lewis at THEM SILEMT SOCIAL* < VES.THeV BRIMOT guards and Roger Parrott at cen SHOULD Be CALUB7 IMAMBCPeitT ter. The backfleld wUl Show Woody Giants Picked over Redskins FROMAWASH dark at quarter, Rkdlard and HOPCLBSS HUPOLBS; TUBCOMBAKiy BY AL VERMEER eVBRVraWVEAK* either Ronnie Lewie or Pete Syl PRISCILLA’S POP JU S T WHEN T H e V R e a m p PU T W M vester at halves and Bob WersUer SKI ALL EXPECnty TD 60 OVERTHEAA/ (T ' /MUST BE AW FUL at full. Browns and Pittsburgh NUTCMELL! THIS FIRM 1 WANTT M Y MEN TOJ UPANOTCM.WMY— Indian ooachM made one po- SPICE — Vlv Sheldon 142-857, , TOBENEARiy Lori Keeney 185-848, Jean Hampton ' HAS too PLACE FOR •THINK Biet OP/ aRion switch during the week, DRE^ERSJjr-:^/,^ changing Jack Slmmana fro m 137, Reggio Gburskl 129, Pat An quarterback to right and on of- In Big Weekend Contest nuli! 360. fenae. "We figure that wUI give Woody FLAVORETTES — Geri Barton | (dark) another good target be NEW YORK (AP)—The “big one” in pro football this 127, Teen Wilson 126. sides Daley,’' Head Ooeoh T o n y weekend is the Saturday night battle at Cleveland of the two Ailbrlo Mid. "Flktt acoutad ua MERCHANTS — CSiarley Eca- agalnat Oonard. They know Woody unb^tens in the Eastern Conference of the National Foot- bert 135-883, Mike Denhup 186, , can throw and that Daley Is a balLLeague, the Pittsburgh Steelers and Cleveland Browns. Dave Demerchant 139, Charley i good receiver. I f they key on him By Bob Brown The Chicago Bears, imdefeated^ Harris 140-352, John Morton Jr. 186- (Daley) we're hoping that with The Ski Club swung Into U* leaders of the Western Confer may be tough for me Browns. It 187-881, Andy Kravontka 147-869, Bimmens out there, we'U have fall seaeon MIonday, the first m«et- eoce, will be at home to the Balti could be a field goal duel between , Bob Willette 355, Ken Seaton 364, another tbreeA." tng of the year being hetd at the more Colts in one of the six Sun LOu Michaels and Lou Groza. 'Harold Howard 850, Bill Chapman Hast’s Baglca got a double-bar SetEor Citizens Room at the EsM day games in the NFL, Green Chicago 28, BalUmore 21—Bears 360, Joe White 360, Archie Laro-' relled boost during the week when Side Rec. Appnwdraaiteiy 76 Bay, trailing Iw a game, takes running a hot hand are healthy. chelle 850. two fullback*—Joe AluMckl and members attended. on the winless Los Angeles Rams Colts will be missing Jimmy Orr JBl. Walt Basnlght—were declared fit Junior CItib membera attended at home. but Johnny Unltas can make It RESTAURANT — Ernie Pohl for duty. Neither played last week ItM first meeting along with the Y . A. ’ntUe and the New York tight. 137—361, Dick Albee 188-138— 386, BY JOE CAMPBELL when the Ragles dr . I ! • .1 4 '- I i',.' 1 '^ 'T'"' t 1 I il . ^ • 4- *...... * .If J ■ p a g e w a rsM S K FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1963, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONH-t FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 196« Help W an te*-ltii\* FOURTEEN AiitomobUes For Stde 4 ^osinesB Services Offered IS PRIVATE PIANO Lessons by Lon WANTED — AOORBSaalVB* “HAVE, TTME, wUl work.” All odd college graduate to BC, Detroit Start Tonight Jobs done. Everything our special don certified teacher. Appoint ments now taken. 648-2310. time evenings and Saturday^^ In ty. You name it. Call us anytime, Ckedlt Depaitmant af Im m u k CLASSIFIED 1961 CORVAIR 649-4343. local retail store. Position Oollla Monza, radio, heater, automatic, lead to full-time employment aa a bucket seats, gold with whitewalls, SHARPENINO SERVICE - Saws, Bonds— Stocks Oedlt Manager trainee. 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I showed skein to 10. money, vicinity of Center Park small job carpenter.” SEWING MACHINE 0881. seatlesa elaasrooni where yon him what he was doing wrong.” d s in Los Angeles this season, Vermont launches its first full Two other Bay State teams, Am 1957 MERCURY Yankees Hopeful herst and Northeastern, are fa Wednesday. Please call 643-0727. have to flunk a rcNirse to meet “ I was a little tense at the LOS ANGELES « ‘ rS lJ K w t Jie Yankees Wt o»Jy four home ' Yankee (jonference football ached' GORMAN MOTOR SALES, Monterey convertible, radio, heat vored to continue undefeated Sat the entrance requirements. start.’’ admitted Podres, “ and runs. Roger Maria has hit only ons * ule at Maine, which already has FOUND — BROWN and white er, automatic, power steering, blue RooflnR—Sidinf 16 OPERATORS Sitnations Wanted— after the flrst two Innings, I team ever has won a Wofld with Dodger Stadium may be the urday. Amherst, which opened INC. But Podres Is the second sort that breeds mostly contempt. there in two seasooa and Ml«*«y lost two conference games. mongrel, male, brown collar, and white with whitewalls. Real Fem ale S8 By EARL YOST ( »games in 19M but the Yankees^ Roger's a great competitive student to graduate with a didn't think I’d be around too Series after losing the first with a 23-16 win over a strong chain link, vicinity Green Manor. clean. R. DION ROOFING and sidiiig, al came on to capture four of the player. That’s why he got hurt No matter how much experience Mantle hasn’t hit any. Coach Bob Clifford has built one terations, ceilings, painting and Experienced operators and honors during the World Series. long. But I went down with Only two Yankees have driven Springfield teem, should have itt- CJall Lee Fracchla, Dog Warden, Route 88, Talcottvllle BOOKKEEPER-Secretary — Hx- YANKEE STADIUM, New next ttve-'Two yeara later, MUwau- running into the wall in the third Becker and I seemed to get two games on its home field. they've had there, New York’s of Vermont’s strongest teams for tie trouble with AIC. NorthecuMem $495 gutter work. Satisfaction guaran trainees needed. Excellent op Beeker took Sandy Koufax to in more than a half dozen runs at Its Initial Yankee campaign. The 648-8894. 649-6301 perienced. Handle complete set o( York— “W e haven’t thrown no kee edged the Yankees in the flrst inning. When I got out there he squared away. I was hitting the Now the New York Yankees left-handed batters still must hit Is expected to make it three teed, free estimates. 648-4882. portunity for qualified train books through general ledger, pay his classroom Wednesday and D o^ er Stadium in two years. KIs- Catamounts have won two Open till 9 p.m. 1957 CHEVROLET damn towel in yet,” Ralph two games but the American already had a red welt on his arm he went on to strike out a spots real good from flic tiblrd must not only combat this 60- the ball nearly 80 feet farther to straight, over Bates. NOTICE is hereby given that Pass ees to learn sewing. Apply roll, quarterly taxes, deshM part- get a home run in rig^t-oenter ton Howard baa batted hi 14, Tom ' straight, over AJC and the Army Hs second 160 tudor, radio, heater, 6 cylinder, A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, Houk angrily said as he puff League champs wen four of the and you could see the fence marks record IB in a 6-t Ix>s Angeles Inning on.” Springfield faces Book No. W4806 Issued by The standard shift, runs like new. time position 2-8 days a week. Podres righted himself so year-old pi^edent but must do it field at Dodger Stadium thkn they Treaoh nln#. B team. Savings Bank of Manchester has painting. Carpentry. Alterations next five, including the last three on his arm.” | Df^er victory. Becker took s t r ^ h r Little Three tigsr In Wil and additions. Ceilings. Workman MANCHESTER MODES, Ctall 649-2417. ed ■ i . . . ■ i t .... ; 1... ■ ■■■ -'m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER.. CONN.» PRlDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1968 PAGE SETVEl^TBEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1968 Houses lo r Sale ^ 2 PAGE EIXTEEH Hoom For Sale . 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Honses For Sale 72 Honses For Sale 72 ‘^’ I Houses For Sale 72 Houses Fot Sale 7S f o u r ROOM house at 44 Durant I . 1... By FAGALY and SHORTEN^ MANCHESTER — 6 rooms. $11,- 817,600-VERNON—Uke SpUt Lev CUSTOM DESIGNED exeCuUve BOL’TON — $12,300. Economy 6- SPECIALLY PRICED $13,800 — 6 Kowalski Finally THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW room Cape, enclosed rear patio, 2 room Cape, close to Shut Center Street, excellent condition. Ask Household Goods SWEBPINa VIEW — 1968 three MANCHESTER — 6 to o m Cape, 900. Newly done over Inside. els? You’ll love this! 7 rooms, In home in one of Manchester’s ,Uke new, 1% baths, shed donner, Here’s a ' starter for someone. rooms partially finished up, ame St.,. Junior and Senior High School, ing $11,000. Phone o-wner Columbia bedroom Gold MedsUlon Ranch, cludes fireplace, recreation room, prime locations. 7 spacious 228-9019. ELECTRIC S’TOVE, excellent con- many extru , $16,900; 5 raom About $161 taxes per year. Very outdoor pqtlo, basement garage. rooms, sunken living.’ room, site drive, high lot, quiet dead end 4 bedrooms, excellent condition. dlUon, 880. Call Columbia 228- buUt-ln stove, hw e lot, only 814r street Minimum down, low month Best of financing available. Wes apA CE EUGIMEER OPBlTAL CAM PUT .J ut wmem he pub his car oh the road, he 900. Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor, older, home, 88,600; short way out low heat bill. How can you beat Profeulonally landscaped. Samuel cathedra) celling, 2 huge fire VERNON CiENTBR, Valley View 9019. it? You can’t. B . B . Bushey ly payments. Lawrence F. Fiano, ley R. Smith Agency, 649-1894. Gets Job Hearing CLASSIFIED SATELUTES TH0USA8DS OP MILES 1810 CAH’T FIHD HIS WAS PROM OHE OURH1QWH TO 649-6182. — 8 bedroom ranch, garage, 8/4 M. Lavltt Agency, MLS Realtors places, landscaped lot. Call own Lane — 6 room ranch, attached acre, 812,900. Over 120 more list Agency, 649-2088. Realtor, 643-2766, Charles Nichol SPACE, A8D GUIPE’EM RIGHT TO THEIR, ANOTHER - ; A at Vernon Circle, 643-2158, 876- er 649-6286, after 6 p.m, or Satur BOWERS SCHOOL — 7 room cus garage,,.screened porch, fireplace, ing to choose from. Call or stop 6297. day and SundiW- son, 742-6364. 3 bedrooms, choice location, $16,- Machinery and Tools 52 tom Cape, 48’ long, 23’ li'vlng (Gontened from Page One) recognition of Red China during to see us. Open nights tiU 9. The room, kitchen, dining room, dfen, 300. Owner 876-6787. - ^ IS IS ME8CUBV CONTROL? ^ » T « O S E m Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Real BOWERS SCHOOL — AttracUve 7- rtcrU RB BOOK ranch, Manches hU 1958 House campaifu mad ADVERTISING ter Green, 3-bedrooms, dining 8 bedrooms. Owner, 649-9901. . sel for tee Internal Security Sub THE SATELLITE WILL WS5 WITH IAWES 1,36804- 1 ^ ^ tors, 643-6980, 60S E . Middle Turn roohi Cape Cod, oversized detach- $11,900—MANCHES’TER — 4-room said he never suggested te a t FOR SALE — Machinist’s tool box Manchester room, kitchen with built-ins, base complete with tools, 876. 649-9037. IN M fcii miles OP JUPITEC pike. NORMAN ed garage, outstanding features COVENTRY — BeauUful Cape, R ^ c h In convenient neighbortiood committee. American troops be wltedra'wn CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ----vj8 laJpMIMUTES-' ^ include downstairs den, formal BOLTON VICINITY ment garage, beautifully treed within walking distance of bus In response to Sourwlne’s ques from West Be^ln or Western Eu- lot Wesley R. Smith Agency, 649- shingles, shed dormer, features in 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. ALL HOME WEEK QUICK OCCUPANCY dining room, cheerful modern clude kitchen bullt-lns, many and shopping, excellent condition tions, - KowcUski said: rope. Musical Instruments 53 HOHENTHAL kitchen, 2 full baths, aluminum 1894. throughout. VA, no money down. He had opposed the Bay of Pigs " CUSTOM BUILT Immaculate 6-room Ranch, closets and outlets. Four rooms Keating commented teat *‘the siding, storms and screens. A and bath finished down, two par- FHA, $400 down. Monthly pay Invasion of Cuba on g;round8 that 7 ROOM ,ias listed this sparkling ranch with formal dining room, built-in it was Ul-concelved. principal question is whether he COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSFIED ADVT. aluminum sid l^ , aluminum good home, priced right. Wesley tialy completed with bath up, full ments of less than $90. Samuel has any reservations about carry MONDAT Thru FRIDAT 10:80 A3L—SATURDAF 9 KM. GIBSON ELECTRIC guitar, excel Enjoy home ownership In this GARRISON COLONIAL R. Smith Agency, 649-1894. kitchen, fireplace, large rooms, TOP VALUES HERE basement with recreation room, M. Lavltt Agency, MLS Realtors He believed at one time that lent condition. Phone 643-6M7. .storms, screens, doors, plastered basement garage, high private Castro qhould be given a chance ing out the duties of the hoard ef oversized L-shaped Ranch. 8 bedroams, family room, 1% walls, front and rear patios, etc. A area established. House Is 3% at Vernon a rc le , 648-2168, 875- fectively.” Huge living room, fireplace, baths, beautiful, private lot. Mid one acre treed lot. Easily fi $12,900 — Up (XI Glenwood months old and must be seen to be 6297. to declare himself for the Soviets quick job change has necessitated ’THREE FAMILY house, 82 W. nanced, only $18,400. Street (off Oak), real clean or come along with us.” He ex ”I agree with the statute and FOCB COOPERATION w iu . DIAL A d ^ .9 7 1 1 Wanted-—To Buy 68 formal dliung room, 8 bed twenties. a batgwn price of $16,900. Call Nor appreciated. Frederick M. Goal, BE AFPBEOIATSa) I I rooms, l-car garage. Caty Center Street. e49-8229, 9-6. four room home with a full B i^ e r , 643-2882. plained teat he believed the "real go along with It,” Kowalski re FIN E BRICK man now. basement. Detached garage, problem in Cuba was the Rus- plied. WE BUY, SELL or trade antique water and sewers, waUc to 6 room home, 2 fireplaces, 2-car NO DOWN PAYMENT possible on beautiful level lot, trees. Had NON-DEVELOPMENT RANCH, 3 Lots For Sal6 73 siisns, not tee Cubans.” and ured furniture, china, glass, schools. 81S.600. Call Frank garage, beautiful property com this modern 4 bedroom Cape, "You don’t have any doubt at all silver, picture frames and old Williams, 289-8268, 649-6306. LAWRENCE F. FIANO the best of care. bedrooms, 23’ living room with He said he did not recall ’ haV' regardi'ng your ability to do the manding an exceptional view. Of minutes from Manchester. ’I^vo ’TWO BUILDING lots, prime loca ing’ more support from the Inter CoRtiiued From Proceding Pago coins, old dolls and gims, hobby s h o r t e n 6 s . OUR MR. fireplace, completed recreation job and in the best interest of tee fers Invited. Phone Mrs. Shorts, full baths, one half acre treed lot, Realtor 643-2766 $18,750 — Two blocks from the room, excellent condition, recently tion, city utilities. PhUbrick Agen national Brotherhood of Team collections, attic contents or whole 643-8886. flreplaced living room, large shed High School, a six room cape cy. 649-8464. people?” asked Dodd. estates. Furniture Repair Service, Charles Nicholson 742-6364 redecorated, $16,900. PhUbrick sters than from any other union “There is no question In my BARROWS & WALLACE J. WATSON BEACH & CO. CHARBONEAU dormer gives Colonial sized bed that Is vacant. This will qualify Agency, 649-8464. while running for office. Articles For Sals 45 Household Goods 51 'TaJcottvllle, Conn. Tel. 648-7449. rooms upstairs. Unusual clrcum' for a FHA with minimum down mind,” Kowalski said. 21 Central Row, Hartford WOODED BUILDING lot, 166x420, He said he voted against a bUl APARTMENT SIZE botUed gas thinks $12,600 Is a steal for this 8 stances dictate immediate sale. ($400) plus' closing ($600). And, BOL’TON LAKE — Immaculate 4 involving the registration of Dodd praised Kowalski and told PARMALL TRACTOR F-12 with 6 66 E, Center St., 622-2114 bednxHn ranch style home In a 83,200. 643-8887. of his long acquaintance write tee foot mower, manure apreader, stove, maple kitchen set, miscel Mr. Hohenthal,siiDelflore Agency, you can also get a VA, if you room ranch, garage, patio, large aliens because it contained a pro Manchester good centiral location. N6w paint, 643-8121. qualify. nominee. 4895. ««-28n . ______laneous items. Call 649-0360. WANTED - PIANO SO. WINDSOR — Lovely old 9 COVENTRY — 6 room Garrison lot. $10,600. Goodchlld-Bartlett, vision setting up a "comptroller room Colonial, fireplaces, Dutch newspaper, and re-done floors are Realtors, 289-0939. Although ■vice idrairman of the in good condition...... J e r MANCHESTER — Cape, 8 bed Colonial, fireplace, 2-zone hot $13,900 — This is another good WYLLYS STREET 240 foot of propaganda.” When the provi DARK, RICH atone-frw loam, 81*- 416 Main St., oven, garage, bam, 8 acres, facta teat back up his opinion, plus sion was deleted, he voted in fa subcommittee. Dodd did not take O. E. REFRIGERATOR, excellent C A H eJB LVNCR aluminum storms, screens, and rooms, large kitchen, living room water heat, 1% ceramic tile baths, buy, down on Lenox Street. Six frontage, 643-74'44. Alao, fill, gravel, sand, and stone. Reasonable. East Hartford scenic view. 817,990. Hayes Agen extra large kitchen ■with built-lns, MANCHESTER — 8 bedroom vor of the measure. over the chair in the absence of condition. Call 528-6209. SIS'EAST 6 9 TT. doors. What do you think? with fireplace, aluminum com rooms plus an enclosed rear ranch, attached garage, fireplace, •48-8608. ______,N£W \oan,N.i. cy, 648-4808. binations, near bus, $16,900. Phil- Vermont slate floor and beam porch. Lot affords the absolute Sourwlne asked him about a Eastland, one of several ranking Call 643-8656 carpeting, city utilities. 649-8883. Wanted—Real Estate 77 Democratic members who did not BOSPITAL BED with guard rails, BIGGEST BARGAIN IN TOWN ISdBfcn BEAUTIFULLY RBS’TORBD Oor brick Agency, 649-8464i ceiling. Beautiful grounds with maximum of privacy, with the 1961 speech in New Haven, Conn., TAKE YOUR TIME PAYING! lots of maple trees. Miles of view. shrubbery and trees. Close to and whether he said Americans attend. practically new, reasonable. Can lonlal, 2% baths, 9 rooms, 8 fire MANCHES’TER — Older home, 6 PRIVATE PARTY wants 4 to 8 Sen. Ribicoff called Kowralald “a 1, 2, or 3 YEARS TO PAY ROCKLEDGE — S bedroom L- places, hot water heat, cabinet BILL BOLTON — U A R built 4-year-old, Nice location. $26,600. Call owner everything. Just call and start were being "brainwashed” Into be seen after S p.m. 643-8419. WANTED — USED DOUGHNUT 6% room ranch that offers 8 bed 742-7414. complete rooms, wall-to-wall room Cape or older house In Man acceptance of nuclear war. most able man.” “SUPER DELUXE” ranch, large living room, fire kitchen, acreage. Carlton W. packing. carpeting, oil heat, storm win 8 ROOMS OF FURNITURE equipment. Send price and infor Houses For Sale 72 place, famUy kitchen with dining rooms, 2 baths, living room with chester. Phone 649-6605. Kowalski, citing his experience Ribicoff said Kowraleki has tee mation to Connie Morris, P.O. Apartments— Flats— Houses For Sale 72 Hutchins, Realtor, 649-6182. BELFIORE MANCHESTER — Pretty as a pic dows, 2-car garage. FuU cellar. Boats and Accessories 46 All 100% Guaranteed area. Basement with tuU size stone fireplace, kitchen and dining $14,500 — L 1 s t e n to thl.s — a In Hiroshima, said he was dis qualifications for the job. “I am Box 483, Broad Brook, Conn. Tenements 63 813,900 — Extra large 3-bedroom COUNTRY CLUB area — Charm- area, G.E. buiU-ins, birch cabin ture Is thi.s vigorous Cape Cod. four roopi.^ expandable ranch Situated on extra large lot. $14,- turbed by the thought of nuclear sure he will discharge his duties ONLY 8483 windows, garage, private wooded likes older Colonials. He has listed with lovely yard. Garage and 000. William Grizel, Broker, 649- 814.08 DOWN Rtmch, fireplace, aluminum sid ing 6% room ranch, garage, lot, 821,600. Fhllbrlck Agency. 649- ets, breakfast bar. Basement has (space for two rooms up) wlUi war and believed this country with probity and ability. I whole- SEVEN ROOMS, 73 Chestnut St. screened porch, terrace, lovely a nice 7 roomer that offers natural brick fireplace, walk-out door to a covered terrace. Upstairs has 9700. COVERED BOAT storage avail 814.08 MONTH ing, aluminum storms, garage, 8464. woodwork, French doors, a center aluminum siding, combination should stop talking about its pos heart^ly endorse him. He deserve# Rooms Without Board 59 CaU 289-0261 anytime before 8 wooded lot, priced below apprais patio, 2-car attached garage, plus radiators sind Insulation, easily windows, built In air condition Bom b Scare able. CaU 289-6188 or 289-5056. — JUST LOOK — 106x300, treea Carlton W. Hutch OPEN HOUSE entrance, system, and MANCHESTER — Dartmouth sibility. approval by the Senate and tee p.m. al. Hayes Agency, 648-4803. SEVEN ROOM spacious home in 1 detached, situated on a one acre completed. $15,200 includes sewer ers, a new roof this pa.st spring, He denied that he advocated committee.” — YOU GET — FURNISHED ROOM conveniently ins, 649-6132. assessment. Owner working In Heights and Lookout Mountain. 16-PIECE BEDROOM Manchester on quiet street, 4 bed a garage SV jL U *” ’ wooded lot, only 6 minutes from a brand new gas heating sys located one minute from Main within waT^ vee of aU the center of Manchester. Like Boston and lonesome for his Two 7 room Colonials, 2-car ga Called Hoax Florists—^Nurseries 49 18-PIECE LIVING ROOM Street, light housekeeping. Wom FOUR ROOM apartment, clean. rooms, enclosed porch, 2-car ga schools and close to a busline tem — immaculate, too. Cen Saturday - all day new throughout. Priced, at only family. Glenn Roberts Agency, tral, just a few blocks to bus, rage, 2 fireplaces, 2 porches, 1% 12-PIECE KITCHEN an only. 649-6242. CaU 649-2497 after 6 :30. MANCHESTER rage, asking $19,600. Out of state and shopping. ’This Is a four or five tUe baths. All city utilities, all HARDT Chrysanthemum Plants In - PLUS — Coventry Privacy owner wants offers. PhUbrick $24,800. U A R Realty Co., Inc., MLS Realtors,’ 644-1621, 843-0810. etc. Small lot. biit plenty of Two telephone calls last night all colors, pompons auid Harvest bedroom home.- Bill doesn’t think 843-2692. Robert D. Murdock, 648- privacy. All utilities. buUt-ins, large family room. ELECTRIC A’TTRA C nV E sleeping room, gen St. Bridget’s Parish — 8 room Agency, 649-8484. this one can be matched at $16,400. Large lot with trees. Charles Les from an unidentified person stat Giants, 86c, 60c, 76c each; cycla REFRIGERATOR tleman, shower-bath, private en Six ROOM DUPLEX, centrally lo Sunday - 1-5 p.m. 6472. ing that there was a bomb planted men plants, 98c and $1.96; gourds Cape, 1% baths, family size $9,900 - LAKE PRIVILEGES MANCHESTER — 6 room Ranch, $16,900 — For those who want perance, 649-7620. TV SET trance, parking. Inquire 198 ■ cated, 890. Box GG, Herald. kitchen, fireplace, ^rage, VERNON CIRCLE AREA — 6% at the rear of Cook’s Service Sta 10c each; also, evergreen trees AND COMB. RANGE 1 dishwasher, disposal, atUc fan, at GARTH ROAD country living with city homes, and shrubs at reasonable prices. Spruce St. close to Hollister Street School, room ranch, basement garage, look at this 6% room custom tion and Garage, 555 E. Middle 8% ROOM HEATED apartment, ’Three bedroom home, oU hot tached garage, nicely landscaped 85 FERGUSON ROAD Tpke., apparently was * a hoax, Open 7 days a week. Pontlcelli’s Free DeUvery in Conn. mimy extras plus convenience lot, close to schools, $16,900. fireplace, combinations, b^lt-ins, built ranch on Route 86 in Bol WoiiraiN ONLY, between high second floor, stove, refrigerator, to shopping. Priced right at water heat, paneled family KENNEDY 8% room quality built ranch, police reported today. OPEN HOUSE Greenhouse A Nursery, 438 No. Free Set-Up By Our Men school and hospital, off Main St., no children. 643-7862. PhUbrick Agency, 649-8464. very clean. Early occupancy. Ton ton. ’Two bedrooms, but the Bolton Lake $5,700 817,900. room with fireplace, porch, 2-. gren Agency, 643-6321. family kitchen with built-lns, Police reported that Bob Hayes, ______Free Service By Experts light housekeeping facilities. 643- car garage, 8/4 acre treed lot, is probably not the name of the open stairway allows space to' 43 FOREST STREET Free Storage Until Wanted DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR — A good New Colonial, 4 bedroama, excellent condition. For Indi add three more rooms if de who was on service duty last night, 6639. quick occupancy, easily fi- buyer of this unusual Colonial. vidual attention call . . . UPRIGHT YEWS. 8-year-old root Phone for appointment SIX ROOM DUPLEX. CaU 643-2201. buy at $18,600. Bowers School family room, extra large kitch VERNON — COZY 6 room Ranch. sired. Lot Is 100 by 260, outside Vacant 4 room bungalow, roof answered two phone calls, the first VERNON nsuiced. However, whoever does buy It will 8 bedrooms, fireplace, paneled MANCHESTER. CONN. ed cuttings, 8-12’’ tall, 16c each, SAMUEL ALBERT LARGE FURNISHED housekeep Area - Ranch. 8 bedrooms, 2 en. buUt-lns, 2 baths, large Uv- get 2% baths, a finished rec room fireplace, etc. Terrific value ing and siding only 2-years-oId, at 7:20 and a second some 10 min $12 per hundred. 1992 Manchester ing room, all utilities, suitable one baths, knotty pine kitchen with Ing room, hot water heat, heat wall, buiU-ins, storms, reasonable. here. Also has full walk-out aluminum combinations, ar utes later, in .which a "young Hartford, 247-0368 ’Three-year-old 6% room ranch, aluminum awnings, a flreplaced Owner 876-2883. B & N AGENCY Road. ’Tel. 648-6801.______SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT or two adults, parking. 272 Main built-in oven and stove, dining built-ins, dirdng area, attached ed garage, amesite drive, city basement, many many extras. tesian well. Owner will finance. sounding” male voice said, "There’s THREE ROOM apartment. CaU living room and a desirable Bow SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6 St. area, full basement, city water, LAWRENCE F. FIANO garage, delightful. E. J . Carpen water and sewer, 80x280 land ers Area location. a bomb at the rear of your place.” 643-7222. scaped lot. Priced to sell. WU- BOWERS SCHOOL Cape — 8 large Roger Negro Four policemen, under tee direc Fuel and Feed 49-A If you have no means cd trans' neat as a pin. Ride by 12 ter, Broker, 649-6061. bedrooms, 2 baths, exceptional T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor portatlon, I ’U send my auto for you ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN, EmUy Dr. Interested, call for Realtor 643-2766 Uam Lessard, Builder, 640-8926. 643-1577 LAWRENCE F. FIANO tion of Capt. (Seorge P. Mc- No obligation on your part. trally located, parking available. STATELY 10 room mansion. All kitchen, including dishwasher and 643-8727 Caughey, along wdth town firemen p.m.-StOO p.m. SEASONED CORD WOOD, sawed Furnished Apartments 63-A appointment. Won’t last, price Charles Nicholson 742-6864 rooms extremely large. Five fire disposal, screened porch, flrC' Realtor 643-2766 2:00 any length, free deUvery. QuaUty 643-5127, 643-9828. 814,500. from CJompanles 2, and 3 in'vestl- E—R—T’—S places, 4% baths, 2-car garage. place, redwood finished basement. guaranteed. B . Yeomsuis, 742-8002. BEAUTIFUL 8-room first floor MULTIPLE Owner 649-7408. Charles Nicholson 742-6364 gated. 48-45 ALLYN ST., HAR’TFORD F U R N IS H ^ ROOMsi complete Spacious grounds add beauty and $9,600 — COVENTRY — 4-room An hour-long search of the area light housekeeping faciUties. Cen apartment with bath, bMeboard VERNON — ExcepUonal value. MANCHESTER — Chistom built *39,000 OPEN NIGHTS TELL 10 P.M. SOUTH WINDSOR distinction to this beautiful home. R w ch freshly redecorated inside found no trace of any bomb, Capt trally located. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 radiation, newly remodeled. All NOR’TH COVBINTRY — $18,600. $39,000. PhUbrick Agency, 649- Owner anxious to seU. 6 room split level, 3 bedrooms, living! aiid out. Good tree shaded lot and Garden—^Farm—^Dairy new furniture. Parking. Near bus Neat completed 6 room Cape, oil LISTING room with cathedral celling, built-1 McCaughey said. 10 ROOMS, 4Vi BATHS, DOUBLE GARAGE Arch Street, Manchester. House pinching you? Here’s 8464. ranch completely furnished or un OLDER HOME — friendly neighborhood. Aluminum Although many shoppers and Products 50 line. Inquire 80 Garden Street, your chance. 4 bedroom ranch, hot water heat, large fenced y a x i. furnished. CaU 648-0002. ins, 1% baths, family room open-' combinations, low taxes and heat BOWERS SCHOOL — Brick Cape, RUG, 9x12, maroon, good condi ROOM with or without kitchen second floor bell. is a cooperating group of Realtors. 6 finished rooms, full shed dorm spectators were In the ■vicinity, SPACIOUS HOME, PARKLIKE GROUNDS tion. Reasonable. CaU 649-7268. full basemeht, G.E. furnace, Bel Air Real Estate, 648-9382. MANCHESTER Ing onto patio, located on large 1 ing costs. Samuel M. Lavltt CANNING PEACHES and pears, privileges, board optional, park $14,800 — BOWERS SCHOOL. Very As Realtors, we are truthfully in wooded lot In non-development' er, fireplace, garage, shade trees, there was no great confusion, po Bottl Fruit Farm, 260 Bush fflU rec room partly finished, at Agency, MLS Realtors at Vernon lice said. Firemen returned to their Take Forest St. off Main—^Watch for Blgna GLENWOOD COMBINATION gas ing. 843-6746 or 742-8167. 16 Hunt tached garage, fireplace, lot QUIET SBXXUSION — Huge clean 6 room expandable Cape, at forming you that this big older area. $17,300. The ’Tupper Agency, a rc le , 643-2168, 876-6297. immediate occupancy, $15,900. Road, Manchester. Business Locations screened porch. Immaculate 7 home In 8t. Jam es’ Parish needs Large older home in exception quarters shortly before 9 o’clock range and heater. Any reasonable ington Street. 100x287, non-development, ex BOLTON tached garage, landscaped shaded ally good condition. Extra 228-9217. PhUbrick Agency, 649-8464. For Rent 64 room Split, 1% baths, garage, lot. Carlton W. Hutchins, 649-8182. some work. However, there is a lot after being at tee service station GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes, offer. CaU 643-7348 after 6. COMFORTABLE ROOM for gen- cellent buy at 819,000. large yard with privacy. Must COLONIAL — 2-car garage, 6 FHILBRICK AGENCY large rooms, Manchester, $18,000. MulUple Listing. of house here at $16,800. Have Nor 418 SUMMIT STREET — 7 room rooms In Immaculate condition, INCOMPARABLE Value — 8 room for about an hour. od and mealy. Henry Pasqua- tleman, separate entrance, park BUILDINO 60x40 suitable for stor Carlton W. Hutchins. 649-6182. man Hc^enthal show It to you, then be seen for full appreciation. oversized Cape, fireplace, dining Pcdlce are still investigating tee il, 248'^Avery St., Wapplng. Ideal family home. For Indi kitchen has bulit-ins, living room Cape ■with 2-car garage, almost an ing. CaU 649-2555. age, B-1 zone, Buckland section. PUZZLED? VERNON — Just minutes from come up with a reasonable offer. room, large kitchen, paneled den with wall to wall carpeting, ex acre of land, full dormer, 1% “hoax” calls. *49-84*4 649-3468. SPRING ST.^paclous 6% room $10,400. Economy 4-room Manchester. A custom buUt spUt vidual attention call or fourth bedroom, spacious HALLOWEEN PUMPKINS, 6c and WATKINS tra special full basement rec baths. Make an offer, must be % Itu rNISHED r o o m for rent for Thinking of building, selling or ranch, modem kitchen with buUt. Ranch, BHreplace, trees, lake with dining room, buUt-ins, etc. closets, 1% baths, built-ins, 10c each; tomatoes and carrots, gentleman, with kitchen prlvUeges EXCELLENT LOCATION for privileges. Low monthly pay room. Wesley R. Smith Agency, sold. Wesley R. Smith Agency, Warts are believed to be caused trading? We have wooded lots ins, S large bedrooms, unusual Owner asking $16,900. But we are screened breezeway gnd garage, by a : . . lOc lb.; beets, 10c bunch; gourds Bargain Shop and parking. CaU 649-6914. beauty salon. New. Located be decor seldom found in this price ments. B & AGENCY 649-1894. 649-1894. 111118 available. You choose the open to offers. ’Tremendous land Roger M. Negro on nicely landscaped lot. $ 1 7 ,^ . 2 for 6c. 21 Angel Street, Man tween barber shop and general plans, we wiU build the home range. One car garage, large lot scaping with a panoramic view. ROCKEFELLER Owner 649-2325. chester. CLEAN, HEATED furnished room store. Apply Bolton General with trees, $24,000. Phllbric* 643-8727 881.80 Modem Full Size Bed, for gentleman. Running hot and of your choice. Here’s a real buy. E. E. Buahey blond mahogany, 25. Store. Agency. 649-8464. ' Agency, 649-2088. doesn’t have to be your name to 814,60y-V®RNON—Excellent buy! MAC AND GRAVENSTEIN apples cold water. Apply 4 Pearl Street, buy this compact cape at $10,300. 6-room Ranch, basement garage, at the fsumi prices. Bunce Farm, CaU Gaston Realty to discuss 869.50 32” Modem Comer Chest, Apt. 8. STORE FOR RENT or lease, 68 your real estate needs. SEVEN ROOM SPLIT, garage, LAWRENCE F. FIANO ROCKVILLE — Ellington hna. A treed and landscaped yard that REDUCED — QUICK Sale Needed. living room with fireplace, alum 629 W. Center Street, 848-8118. 4 drawers, matches bed, 49.95 Cooper Street, 24x30, heated, rent fireplace, hot water oil heat, 1% ’Three famUy house, 4-6-7 rooms, would do justice to a home costing 62 Duvsd Street. Colonial • A-1 inum storms and screens. $2,000 860 per month. Inquire Pagani’s Many homes available in aU baths, large famUy room, buUt-in Realtor 648-2766 city water, sewers, income $290. twice as much is just frosting on shape, 3 king sized bedrooms, 1% assumes this, a o se to Route 16. PICK YOUR OWN cabbage and 869.60 42” Modem Dresser, Apartments—Flat^- Barber Shop, 60 Cooper Street. ■ cauliflower, 10c a head. Michael price ranges, prompt courteous dishwaqher, garbage disposal, Charles Nloh ntroly, Octobers imij The Weather ; ■, - . ./ Average Dally Net Press Ron Foceonat of U. ■> Weather Bursas n ; > iPAOB EIGHTEEN ilanrb^Btfr lEafnittg li^ralb For the Week Ended 8—«M fS Stm BOYS’ t JC TJ1 TROY ELECTRIC CAN will be a high Mass starting this laws,” it said, “it is not possible daily next week at 7:30 am . and | MW P-S5 CaSai aMMi *m IM4. Sunday. Church school teachers to drop a delinquent committee 6:30- p.m. KNIT SKI PAJAMAS OPENER w/BOTTLEOPEN’R have started advanced courses in member during his two-year elect I.2C CANDY STRIPE THROW RUNS Confraternity of CSirlstlan Doc ed term.” the subcommittee pro Manchester Lodge of Elks will I trine at S t James’ Church ip posed that a party rule be made till! ■Slllt littil-ISS P g O Rayon tufting on ]ute with latex back! Random have a Columbus Birthday Dinner-1 Now V-hIva of odivHyl V-1 for oclienl V-6 for oconomyl M M M S e p M 10.88 G .E . II.C 7 20 IN. Mancheotor. “which could bring about the res Donee Saturday, Oct. 12, at toe I MS, Halle MSMIi NI tut wmm 1 y, fcw aw ew g 0 muRieeior stripes! 24x36"...... SduHri Menu ignation of such a member.” Elk’s Home. Dinner wUl be served Meet the more-for-the-money <*r of tbs year—Olds F-86! •.isi______FSm r riplsaml garaPal STEAM and DRY IRON CONVERTIBLE BIKE Monday—pork chow mein with at 7 p.m. The Dubaldo Brothers! nwmtn«ata thimfc* to ten extra inchee in length! Jifort octioa firom a rice and noodles, bread snd butter, Orchestra will play for dancing. eabbage salad; Tuesday—hamburg new Jetfiie Rocket V-8 and smooth new Jetaway Drive!* Mow savnigt snas’iir'taieii District Registers Hekets may be obtained from | 'from a brand new Eoon-O-Way V-6 Engine! Mow eo m fi^ ^ rtfaw sts 7«7 OIRLS’ gravy , with makhed potatoes, but John Naretto, ticket chairman. tata 59^ tered eorrota, bread and butter, roadability tram a three-inch-longer wheelbase, rugged Guard-Beam SEAMLESS STRETCH cherry gelatin; Wednesday — Insurance Agents The Rev. Abram Sangrey, pas-j Frame, and a wider stance than ever! Hue wow fsa tu ru . ^ . m an cirenmwl chipped beet on toast, O IBSfBB^ fashion . . . wow of susrythingl Stop into your (Mdsmobile Dealer’s POINT TERRY BISH TOW Ht SLACKS tor of United Methodist Churth, m NYLONS cheese aUdes, sliced tomstoes, fruit Any North End insurance agent Bolton, wUl crmduct a service Sun taxlay and step out in a mors-for-ths-money F-86! •opSmti * mSw ms Cannon cotton tony in aie*t pattent A oolad; ’Itaurwlay—beef macaroni wiriiing to qualify to participate day at 6:40 a.m. in toe c h ^ l at •elorsl Umit 8 per euetomer------caoserde, buttered green beans, In Eagbto District insurance prem Manchester Memorial Hospital. S 89‘ SSe 8>/4 «z. STRIPE TOOTHPASTE broad and butter, epice cake; Fri iums may now obtain forms.at the day— soup with crackers, district’s flrtoouse on Main St. PLANE LANDS SAFELY «. ■ o r TMa ouAUTV-auiuT 'a. oujaM oaiixa: NiNOTY-oiaHT, oTAWnM. oupaw ip, dywamic po, jototaw i. JOTOTAa w, F.nf' Keep your teeth zparkliag white! Klda Just leva it! Limit peanut butter and Idly sandwiidi, District Director Winslow Man STRATFORD (AP) — An Al ohoeoiato pud<^ . ^ chester, who serves as chairman .aea****♦•♦•••••************ 1 par euotomar! ^ legheny Airlines passenger plane waaaaoaaaa***************** VISIT} VOSR LOMl MTHOMZEO OLOSMOMU NMUTY OEAURI llpunoi TIRRY WMISLOTRS M l Ml Riia of (be district’s insurance commit landed safely laat night at Bridge Maasey, town r< ^ fore- tee, made toe announcement today. port Munic^ial Airport although I g M t N i d M t o a l T M ck i h t a l y m Hm M i l ..H M fia p ir rtti YttYTT bnod wi Currant Kqulvalant Prleoal ■tm, lOtumed rocehtly from a ' The forme ahould be returned to toe pilot had radlo^ ahead that 589 toot or acme 7,000 miles by train John Kelly, who has offices at the . o n d iM . apciidlnc time in Fendle- rear of 71 E. Center St., before the cockpit was filling with stnoke. MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES, Inc.— 512 West Center Street , Gre, pad Spokane, Wash, on Oct. U deadline. It was discovered later the fumes gptt MraTzburlo Caldera of Tte district, ill June 1962, set were caused by oil leaking from an MANCHESTER PARKADE, MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST • OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 9;30 A.M. TO 10 P.M. ltd. returned , Wedneiday 'up a point system plan to allow oil seal on a heater. After a,delay ta^' month vacation in Inouronce agents in the district to of nearly two hours toe craft con- I W v i oM fViBoe. shore in the Motrlet'a Inauramoe tlnued Ita flight freun Boston to] • 0 0 0 7 m t THE kwm-mmm'mta moori imow a toum v ownts . i n -tvi- Waotaingtoa. diparbBuat waa eoUod onmmlaahHia. -'.I , .1^ ■■Acu5r >NONDEB Martin. 242-607, Frank Copeland 236-580. OF GOOD Two E ^ e tackles—Bob P er der (Hsctiqaton, by the dub BoarL Saturday. That Steeler rush line defeat. WCIM6MV ICTfe FACE I’M BOREP* SHOULdVE of Directors and final plana for the DONE -THIS AHO BAP rons and Jun Downes are hurt upl under LiCUiC leasing arrauigementa and fees will WEEKS A50. and in ‘‘doubtful’’ sUtus. be presented at the next meeting 1M6 S/W\E Northwest has an unusual scor- at the Senior Otliiena Room on li^ threat for a high echool club FIEE PAHIRS • PROMPT RELIVERV SERVICE RIGHT SIZE I LOW, LOW PRICE* .aocAcne., School S t Oct 14 a t 3 pjn. —a good flM goal kicker in Tom MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAY ALLA Other AettvUy For Your Car | OaUivan. Like the Btogles, they Another annual club activity STUR[S AND MACHINE SHOPS OPEN MONDAY thru SATURDAY dropped their first stiul of the which (xmMs with the changing season, a 30-10 affair to Sacred color o f the leaves Is work on the $ 1 1 9 5 ’’ HAMSSOj^pa/r CCODyTHeEBB'iOE Heart High of Waterbury. Also Mt. NebO slope. The dope la in lO / N o r iNvrrA'ncNTDM/ like E C i® , this is Northwest’s fSlrly good shape this year but GET SET hlOW 6.00 X 13 FITS Chevy II, Comet, Fal<»ii...... XX A J t oar acnrHCAVfWiziy first varslW season. minor changes and addMiona are L lottofzacfHi programmed for the work partlee m In_____ thecoming con' weeks. Mowing; Oie FOR COLD WEATHFR DRIVING 6.50 X 13 FITS Buick Special, Olds F-85, Corvair, 0 9 5 * BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE y z z — ^Boston Decision’ gram and hay planted last year \' will be handled by the Town Park PRO BABiy THE VDUHS SBUtWM INSERTED LUCKV FOR AUOFUS! UPON Not Any Concern Department Laat year’s planting SUCH LirtlE THINGS... AMD1UE has grown better than expected 7.50 X 14 or 6.70 x‘15 FITS Chevrolet, Ford, Plymouth, ^ A ■MS M C K tN C PIH IMPROPSRLY, ALIOWIHG and when this covering o f hay and H C PO lC A N IK X m 10 OPEN AND PUMP A PROPER OR IMPROPER (UONG T o R ing Contender Dodge, Studebaker, Mercury, Pontiac, Hudson, ^ 1 SENATOR OILPEPPERIMIO THE S E A ._ ^ OF A LOCKING PM... ARE NAW gram la mowed, the slope should CAREERS OFTEN MADE OR be groomed to a point where a BROKEN. \\JLUi}AcuJL BOSTON (AP)—Middleweight mii^num