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MANCHESTER, CONN,, MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1986 TOL. DXXXVI, NO. 20 (TWENTY-FOUR PA6BS—TWO SECTIONS) N Y Times Supports Gengras

HARTFORD (AP)—The New York Times endorsed Republi­ can g^ubematoriaJ challenger Clayton (Jengras today lor elec­ tion in Connecticut Nov. 8, but backed most of the six incum­ bent Democrats in the congres­ sional races. The Times said "it is time for a change...” in calling for Gengras’ election over Gov. John Dempsey. The newspapers said Dempsey "simply Inherited the office When Abraham Rlbl- Chiefs of state attending the Manila conference coff resighed to enter the Cabinet” in 1961. took time out for lunch after the first working ses­ ’The paper said Dempsey “has sion. From left foreground, they include South Viet demonstrated that his chief Nam Prime Minister Ky, Prime Minister Holyoake talent la for offending no of New Zealand, South Vietnamese Chief of State one.” Oh patronage, "he has faithfully followed the recom­ (AP Photofax) mendations of John Bailey, the Democratic Party's shrewd "‘Rescue workers lift a body from the wreckage of a light plane ^at crashed in state boss.” Orange last night. Killed were Theodore Steller and his wife, Claire, of Mon­ The newspaper said the "crit­ Johnson roe. They were flying from Bridgeport to Ansonia when the crash occurred. ical contest” among the con­ gressional candidates is in the 4th District, where U.S. Rep. Donald J. Irwin "has shown -Plane Crash Kills Two; courage on foreign affairs and 4 civil liberties issues.” Also winning endorsement To Show were Congfresmen Elmllio Q. 6 in State Die on Roads Dadderio in the 1st District, William L. St. Onge in the 2nd The motor apparently quit,hour before the plane crash, a h a v e n (A P )— a man and woman were fatally and John S. Monagan in the 5th. since Frederick Hine, on whose In the eth District the ’Times man and his wife were farm the plane crashed, said Injured by a car at the inter­ ki^ed in a plane crash and section of Tolland and Elmer recommended the election of he heard no engine noise. Republican ’Thomas J. MeskiU War Far from Over traffic accidents claimed Streets. "All I heard was a thud," on the grounds that the record six lives, three of them said Hine. The victims were both resi­ of Rep. Bernard F. GrabowsW pedestrians in Connecticut The plane smashed qlmost dents of Chicopee, Mass., and “ remains undistinguished." Westmoreland Says during the weekend. vertically into the ground about were apparently visiting friends The ’Time's position in the 3rd in East Hartford. They were The bodies lifted from the BO yards from Hine’s house and District was not clear. MANILA (AP)—The U.S. commander in Viet Nam wreckage of the plane that about 200 yards from R oute 84, identified as Mrs. Mary Anto­ "Rep. Robert N. Gielmo, dived into a cowpasture in and Upped over on its back. nio, 38, and Theodoro Almedia, told the Manila summit conference today the war is whom we have endorsed in the “far from over” and he will need more troops in the Oiwge Sunday night were iden­ SteUer, who ran a rubble B«. past,” the paper said, “com­ tified a s *nieodore V . Steller, 40, collection firm in Monroe, The driver of the car, 21-year- piled a rather disappointing rere- days ahead, but President Johnson said % display pf Of. 'Monroe and his wife Claire, bought the plane recently, a old Lionel Boutin of East Hart­ TOrd in this Congress. We note unity by the allies here should provide new fuel for the 87. relaUve said. ford, was charged with particularly his vote against the cause of peace. ^ gj. Qen. Wtlliam C. West- The one-engine blue and white After the bodies were taken negligeth homicide and re­ administration’s home rule bUl "Let the bulMes of the wrld the U.S. oommaiider, emft was on its way from the to St. Raphael’s Hospital New leased under $1,000 bond. ^ for the District of Columbia, his know that when they do attack pg-g^ed to -the leaders that al- Bridgepoit Municipal Airport to Haven, police roped off the Other victims of weekend votes on both sides of the rent their neighbors, the friends of forces are increasingly, ef- Ansonia Airport, a distance of wreckage pending, an investiga- traffic accidents were: subsidy issue, and his opposi- their neighbors will be there to ^gg^yg battiihg. thie. Oommu- less than IS ndlM, when some­ Uon by state and federal avia- —Michael J. Elovecky, 17, of tion to a long-term foreign aid resist,” the President said in thing Went wrong shortly before Uon officials. Mbnroe, whose car veered - off authorization. His Republican this first day of. meetings ^ on g . Westinoreland s ^ troop-mfiSn 10'o‘dock. - - - In East Hartford, about an Jockey. Hollow Road in Monroe opponent is unimpressive.” . the leaden of nations fighting ale was Wgh. r - and hit a .tree Saturday night. The GOP candidate challeng- Communists In Viet Nam. “The troops are the finest —'Nine-year-old Lisa Larson ing Giaimo is Teli Stelio Sal- Johnson was the last speaker ever fielded; they understand of Branford, killed when a car monsL. of the day. His remarks came Ih ecoi^ ct and appreciate their^ State Politics driven by her mother, Mrs. complex role as hoih fighters Adele Larson, hit a utility pole and builders.” , . • ^ , oft Damascus Road in Bran­ The session In, which Wert- ford Saturday. moreland and President — Eight-year-old Jeannette Martha Rdye in Viet Nam Nixon Visit, Debate spoke was closed, to the public, Ghermero, hit by a car near but their remark? were given to her home on Whlnut Hill Road newsmen later by U.S. spokes­ Weekend Highlights ■In. Bethel Satiu^y. The driver Noted Comedienne men. White House press secre­ (See Page Sixteen) tary Bill P. Moyers gave the HARTFORD (AP) — A visit pared text, Nixon sajd that if account of Johnson’s remarks. by former vice jaresldent Rich­ another “Johnson Congress” is John^n summed up what he In Serious Role portrayed iis the four .main prln-, ard M. Nhcnn, anotiier debate elected, "there will be an Amer­ ica in which the majority of hgt.the gubernatorial candidates SAIGON, South Viet Nam dressed in Army fatigues and Americans—not just those vdio (See Page Six) fnd a "poor people’s conven­ (AP) — Comedienne Martha volunteering for duty. are poor—will have their rent tion” were highlights of Oon- Raye, a front41ne trouper for 24 "She worked all day — until B paid by the federal government; gecticut’B weekend political years, changed her routine last that night — doing everything in which all Americans will have Tanker Burning 6 cm e. week. She donned fatigues and she could,” one oorpsman said. a guaranteed income paid by Nixon made a speech in New worked for two days in an Army One of the first things she did (AP Sbotnfaz) the government, whether they was donate a j^ t of blood to a Out of Control LSnlon Saturday afternoon field dispensary, cleansing The rifle of a Manila policeman frames other ofiti- M ating local Republican can- work or not; in which decisions 'changing bandages and badly wounded sergeant. Then about what will be taught in Off .Louisiana cers and students stafirms an anti-Johnson d e i^ ^ dMates and perhaps his own comforting GIs wounded it was hour after hour of scrub- ^ our schools will be made in stration outside U.S.. embassy, in Manila. Antt- chides for the next presiden­ Mekcmg Delta battle. bing and preparing the wounded _ _ ^ _ Washing;ton; and in which cities tial nomination. The twangy-voiced brunette, for surgery, helping the sur- MORGAN CTTY, (^ ) Johnson placards are held nloft in the badq^round. will be planned, not by local who has gone from outpost to geons^haigiag bandages, and Castigating Congress as a communities, but by bureaucrats tiny outpost throughoutlOut VietViei Cheering up men awaiting evac- ^ milM^routh- "lapdog" instead of a “watch­ in Washington.” dog” , and blaming inflation on Nam to entertain _ Ameri^ SS^r SaSJ ^ west* of here today, forcing the President Johnson, Nixon got an Nixon said, “A vote for John­ Manila Police Rout en^uslastic reception from a son’s Congress in November is crowd of over 1,200 at Ocean a vote for an economic re­ aviation helicopter compa^^s on that night crewmen are mlssli« cession in 1867.” i|ij(ach P ark. stationed in the Mekong Delta she was ba<* at the Iw^tai to ™ town of Soc Trang her stained fatigues, helping the ’The Gulf Stag, a 672-foot ves- But the remark that brought The next morning, the chop- one doctor and eight corpsmen sel, was settling and believed dqwn the house was a re­ TELEVISED DEBATE hlANXLA (AP) -^Police fired to the main entrance to the Mia- per Plots'and their crews dellv- care for the patients. sinking at midmomlng. ference to State Sen. Peter P. On Sunday, Gengras and Gov. [fitots into the air tonight, in the nila Hotel. Johnson had re­ Med Vietnamese soldiers to the Shortly before noon, when the Another tanker, the Atl^Uc M &anl of Groton, onetime con- John Dempsey squared off in vicinity of the hotd where Pres­ turned to Ms suite tiien two paddy fields and marshlands of work eased. Miss Raye flew 80 prestige, picked up the G ^ fepder fqr the OOP guberna­ anotiier televifled interview-de­ ident Johnson is staying, ■ to hours earlier from the flrat sea- the delta to charge the en- miles north to VTnh Long and stag’s captain “and many of the torial nomination who made a break up about 2,000 students Sion of the summit conference bate, this time in the studios performed that night for anoth- crewmen. s j^ g etatement last week sup­ of WCBS-TV in New York trenched Viet Cong. As the first demonstrating against U.8. poli­ on Viet Nam. helicopters settled into the land­ er unit of Army chopper crews The Gulf Stag’s master, porting the man who won the C ity. who fly Vietnamese troops into whose name was not available, cies on Viet Nam. The clash outside, the eiitraca d a y ^ Gengras. ing zones, they were met by in­ Swinging truncheons stnd ja b ­ lasted only a.few minutes hut Dempsey said Connecticut has tense fire. The landing zones battle. said he believed all his crew- want to oongratutote Pete (AP Photofax) bing with rifle butts, police the demonstration was contin­ "the finest civil righto program were in the stronghold of a Viet "She did alo^for the morale men had abandoned ship. He Miirianl,’* said Nixon, "for pro­ of any state in the United <3f the men wlto’d been sliot up, paid seven crewmen are miss- charged into the demonstrators ued a short Astance away. It Retrial Starts Cong "battailon. ^ shortly after they had moved up was then tiiat police fired about viding the united front that our States” and he cited the ex­ Addltlontd troops ^ were and Che did a lot for ours, too," Ing. pierty needs.’*. perimental program in, which said a corpsman at the dispen­ A Coast Guard Helicopter six shots Into the air to snatter Samuel H. Sheppard brought in, and in the battle them . Nixon boosted the GOP can­ Children from crowded schools walks toward court that followed four American sary. tixac three ’badly-burned crew­ didate for Congress in the Bec- In Hartford are being bused out The noise of the demonstra­ building in Cleveland helioopters were shot uuwii down euiuand L t. C ol. Ja*mes E. Keim edy, men to w a Morgan City .v..., hospital. State Soldier (nid District, Joseph H. Goldberg to 8(dKM]s in- the suburbs. 20 were damaged. American commander of the 336th Army x doctor at the hospital said the tion oouW easily be heard imddo bi^Norvrlcfc. today, the first day of casualties l>e^ arriving by 8 Aviation Company at Soc suffered second-degree the hotel lobby and the floon (See ^age FCor) Loses Hand as All but scrajiping bis pre­ his retrial for the a.m. at the small Soc T’rang TVang, recommeitoed that the jnims. above. murder of his first dispensary. War Department cite Miss Raye ^ijj^ hospital identified the Shell Explodes A few students were knocked wife. Convicted of the Miss Raye, a former nurse, for her unscheduled perform- down by the poUce and an slaying 12 years ago, arrived about the same time, ance in the dispensary. HARTFORD (AP) — A Con­ American ttievlsion camera he was released on n ecticu t National. Guardsman on (Bee Page Four) Bereaved Parents bond in 1964 after a a weekend training exerclss in federal court ruling, Old Lyme suffered the loss of and will be tried again. his right hand after lacking up 3Vccuse Coal Board a live artillery shell, the state adjutant’s ofiice reported tried to calm the distraught JbSOUFAN, Wales (AP) — today. News Tidbits Shikiting "Ih ey Wiled our dtil- mothers and fathers by saying: Zoo^s Chimps The sheH which exploded and dtte!” bereaved parents "I know your grief is such timt injured Pfc. Richard L. Zaha- b r^ fa t uproar today to an In- you may not realize what you Recovered OK la k , * 23, o t Torrington, was Gampaign aklM of congrea- qtihst for young vtoUms of the are saying.” ■^ma^. prior to World War n, slpnal oandidata Abner Stoal coal slide thait buried Aber- He reminded (he parents “ an NEW YORK (AP) — Tarzan the adjutant general. MaJ. Gen. claimed today they are being ftiil's 'vUlage sohooL Inquiry vdll be held at a later and Jane, is-month-old chim­ E. Donald Wlash, said. heldnp by Dio New Haven RaU- date when you yriXl be able to A man whose wile end two panzees who were abducted ear­ The incident occurred at the rood which they say is demand­ w e n voice your ^evances.” Stime’s R ^ h military reaerva-' ing $50 for every appearance klBed in Friday’s ly Saturday from Brookl^’a One father, hia face twiated in the candidate makes to shake "hbek sjaclar" told the coroner Prospect Park zoo, were found tion. sorrow, replied: "We had an The soldier, whose unit Is Oo. hands with oonunuters at var­ a vwdtot of “b . ^ today — In a telephone booth. inquiry on Friday night when A, 2nd Bn., 168th Inf., had just ious railroad stations . . . A aliye by «>• National Coal An anonymous tip to police we stood and saw our children a^ved at a training area Satur­ would-be robber tailed fa> so Board.*' sent them to Myrtle and Frank­ m urdered.” day, Walsh said, when he early morning attempt to hold .The board, which runs Bru- lin Avenues. They opened the ato’s state-owned mines, has Under British law, Inqueato on picked up the shell tie found up New England Merohaiite Na- door of the booth and there were all violent deaths are held as lying on the ground and it me- ttouil in Boston when the been aomised of neglect .in al­ the chinvpa, huddled in a card­ lowing glanf slag heap to soon as possible after the event. ploded. There were no oUier per­ woman teller steiqMd away the board carton. OfficiWs estimated that more sona injured. from the window and the man g iw to the point where it col- Ronald Ellis, the zoo’s bead lapsed. than 60 others were stiH under Zaharak was reported in ex­ ran away . . . But in Berwick, the waste and slime that de- keeper, Sunday issued a Distatf Side of the Manila Conference Meets cellent condition today by the -T b date, l'*8 hotHea have been warning to the abductors, say­ Maine, throe maaked baodlto rs^jovaredi aH hut 17 of them acmded on the village school hospital at the submarine base forced five people Into a branch Friday frwn to® man-made ing they “had better be an ex­ Wives of delegates to the Manila summit conference on th e ^ e p s of Con- in Groton, Walsh said. ^ Imnd CMdren. pert at handling chimps.” o r e a a Hall From left, they are the wives of: South Viet Nsm Head of State bank vault and eseepsd with an HbAy paronto were present at mountain of coal mine refuse. was amputated at Lawrence- A defective on the case ex­ sattinntod 9 1 1 ,000, anhough at the Inquest lor the llrBt_,84 vic- Hundreds of miners and vol- Nguyen Van Thieu, Australia Prirhp Minister Harold Holt, ^uth Vietaamese MemoMal HoqUtal, New London. plained, “Jane’s a biter." least one of the bandits was tmteers atiuggled on through Prime Minister Nguyen Cao Ky, TOailabd Prime Ministw Thanom Kittika- He also suffered sn injury t » ■ ttnu hlenWled. In the As for rumors of an elopment, armed, ho shots wart flrtd sad the nijght, abovellag away the chorn, U.S. President Lyndon Johnson and Philippine President Ferdmand iwotoen cWled out: "Tiny WHed one keeper commented, "they (S e e P a g e V m 6| a » a sa was i^ursd. o u t ohOdm.” Marcos. (AP Photofax) Beqjamln (Seepage ZOw) fought aomefimaA” MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COlW., MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1966 PAGE,THBB« PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1966 I ' U ..^ I I i' I IT" Amina is conaoled by her moth­ Slieinwold on Bridge er, and Usa ruahea oft to catch ISolton Four Adults flhetmreld on Bridge ___ Sonlh desl^ jress Decisiona KMno CO the rCbound. Neither tide vnlnenMs ,A(k' Act HI la in two BcencB, the STATE ATTOBNET NOMfTH '4 Win Awards WINS AT BBIDOE Andwson-Little first ia in a valley near the cas­ t ' 4 ( “THE WAY tle, and is sometimes omitted. Hearing on Schooh t? IlO S By AIJfBED SHKINWOUJ 0 A 42 To Affect Many Americans The only thing important Is that In Scouting ♦ A Q 9842 EH vino takes hds ring back. When you defend against a, I HEARD IT’ Outstandiiig Scout Awards WEST EAST EDITORS’ NOTE — The Im- day, toe cliche was that the it (he got a bad conduct dU^ Scene 2 of Act HI is a street Set Tonight at 8 aiam at rubber bridge you ^link 4 105S in the village with a mill at one were presented Saturday to . t? K3 V AQS7«5 "‘^act of bills passed by the 89th New Deal affected people from charge from toe Artpy ^ 0 108763 ^ 42 __ _ i.». cradle to grave. The Johnsonian doesn’t work); Nancy, 19, who fty John Gruber side, which it turns out belongs Townspeople and members g excise tax on new autos 2 vehhde lor a coloratora ao- lor Amina, "Come per mill to the millrace iteelf, sing- a second elementary school CUlford SterHng, master of UWo chance bridge clube are such busy ' air and waters, to beautify high- meet and save a little; Bob, 24, 8 to 7 per SWAGGER COATS - CONVOY COATS - SKI COATS prono and we shall hear Bober- sereno" and “Sovra il sen,’’ big lustily while clad in her which has been requested by Registration ceremonies. Introduced the Rev. places. ways — these are ^ t a few of who is ■with the Marines in Viet „„ phQ„e cgjig _ta Peters In the title role, which gg gg g fine duet for Amina nightdress and carrying a lamp, the board of education lor oc- C. Ronald Wfison, assoctotc “ Dally Questtoa the proMems Congroes tackled. Nam; Joe, 20, a klnd-of alienat- 3 to 10 per cent. As for means TTie Sleepwalker (lem- gnd EHvlno, “Prendi I’anel ti in any event she makis some cupancy September 1968. The To Stay Open pastor ia the Second Oongre- w In Franklin D. ^l^sevelt’s ed lad who has faUed to get with creation, if dad is a sports fan, tnine). TBw plot, as with idl toe dono." The last is sung at the ggrt of more or less perilous town has purchased land and a j *' i . iHE l_ gational .i__ . Church,___V vtoo spoke on — flrot trick and return a low ***** u** Is** up**P to you, bolding: ^ ^ — — — * lie .can look forward to seeing M in i operas, la mixed up ted betrothal which mtey in the descent from somewhere, while voted money for preUminary O F A C l l l l t L ila S S ^ ‘What Scouting Doesn’t Do For Spades, A-K-(Q-t-S-7-4-8; Hearts, more pro football games. thoTMghly contrived. The Ubrot- audience assume is actually the gu watch breathlessly lor fear plans for this structure, which Young People.’’ The Rev. ^ none; DtamoiDtanoonds, K-<)-5: Onbs, I Mom — The supermarket la­ to to by one Felk5« Romani. Pop- wedding since rings are ex* gj^g wait for her is to have 12 rooms with core ^Registrations for the new pro- Mr. Wilson to advisor to Man- ** lo-x-x or v n e- -x-x. Events in byrinth 'Will be a little easier to nlar alnoe its premiere in 1831 changed. They never do get gg^ finished with her “Ah, facilities for 24. The architects gram of basic adult education cheater's Teen-age Coffee Costly Play What do you aayt figure out, though not right until about a century ago, the married in the opera, by the credea mirarti.” This is the are working on the plans, but so which began Oct. 11 at Man- House. East’s play cost him several Answer: Bid Just one ^)ade. Shortage Goe» On valves previouriy made at away. Labels will be easier to Georgetown. 4 nxuele to overly aweet for my way. big moment in the opera and far only rough sketches of pos- Chester Mgh School will remain Camping awards were pre- snatch points. Belasoo niffcd the Do not dream of making a shut- read, giant half-quarts and jum­ taste. tout you may Ifice it; it’s *niere to also a bdg aria for ^ g audience will stop the show sible site use have been dis- open on a continuing basis. Sid- aented by Victor Muzzelin dis- trick, drew trumps and led out bid on eo powerful a hand, WASHINGTON (AP) — The file basso. Count Rudolph, who ------. _ ------^ a ------. . . th,... ------^President of the National bo pounds are on their way out, 'eertolaly mqr to listen to. cussed by the public building ney Cohen, program director, trict camping chairman, to Boy * to dummy’s ace. Even though partner has passed Christmas Wants and the air space in the top of WASHINGTON (AP) — All I roturns alter an absence of For Heaven’s sake, if you feel commission (PBC). Its chair- announced today. Scout leaders who camped with 2hen he led the Jack of hearts he may have something like the ■]* League of Insured Saving;s As- the package seems likely to di­ many years and apparently man, Douglas Cheney, said he Cohen, who is occupational co- their units at the I.iak€ of Isles tl^^hugh E ast ace of diamonds ted toe king of ‘^sociations says he expects the want for Christmas, says the minish. Mom can hope for a constrained to shout, at least typical U.8. serviceanan over- wishes to remain incognito for cry "Brava!" The word “Bravo” would, however, have a rough ordinator lor the school system. Boy Scout Reservation this EBBt played low, but Belasco clubs, and you vdll have a rea- .^.current shortage of money for better education for Nancy, and some reason not made clear. Is for males. You’ll be in the estimate on the cost of this said any person from Manches- summer. Those recognized: ~ ^ "h^teta; to cteTnu; t;;;^ ;; S y ’^ lT f fo;^Vaudchndre„, K teV. in Since his caatle is closed up, minority at the Bushnell but structure ready by the meeting ter or surrounding towns who T * ** _ waV come tax return and $2 will go the abdomen . . . and by aU cloee wito stUl anotoer duet ward position. She can then feels that the town can not Robert May, district training ister Harold Wilson today over tecUves believe it was either a The tight money situation, he j<,gig recorded messages, aena fasten toem even afford to lose the appropriation te^^pal^bVa grtet from^toe chalrtnan, presented the follow- escape of double agent marker tor the getaway car or explained Saturday night in, a Although the typical service- into a kitty for toe p u ^ s e . ..hen. only gotag a f w Act n takes place in Count double-cross him hy swooning are Rudolph’s sulite which is very in his arms, if she wants to. if the project is subsequently Office of Economic Opportun- ®P™*« Saturday was carried by Blake’s accom- report prepared for the league s prefers homemade cookies Bob — If he survives Viet blocks. H m are some other annual meeting in San Juan, ^ Cross Nam, the government will help , -' I safety pteexuttena: The right kncurlouB for a village inn, hut Eiventually things will get turned down after final plans Scouter Keys — Arthur Nor- ^ London jail where pUces to suggest they were vta- iiMid laws is alwaya toe have been drawn. A Mtiii nf 22 B/iiitts are cur- wood, Roger Granger, Manuel serving the longest sen- Itlng Hammersmith Hospital Puerto Rico, already has forced -vrarned that such perishable Wm to a career as a that’s the way wito opera, Ltoe moving again. The mystery of A total Of 22 adults Vincent; Den Mothers Training English hlsto- across the road. aafest lane; NEVER change comes in to see if everything the ghost is cleared up, since Supt. of Schools Philip Li- rently enrolled and the number of housing starts practical gifts for steam shovel operator or nu- vm— wtthout looking in mlr- ry. The other clue was 20 steel this year to drop to 1.2 million servicemen In tropical areas ctsw physicist. Under toe "cold is all light, and toe Count it’s only Amina in her night- guori held a series of meetings mum of 40 can be accepted un- Pemberton Mrs! units from 1.5 million in 1966. ro n and over abouMer to be makes a pass at her, but she gown, and the prima donna gets last week explaining the need der the current grant. But ad- .. « ’ Scotland Yard kept special knitting needles, sUe 13, which like Southeast Asia. war GI biU" it -wl-U pay $100 a sure a cor is not bearing Jean watch on eight Communist ships were used to reinforce toe .. Greep predicted that the num­ The Red Cross also remtaded month toward his subsistence down in toot lane; NEVER skpe away, dropiHng her veil gtiu another fat tune before the for the addition and the school, ditional money is expected to Ewiyn c a , Sullivan; ber of housing starts will contin­ in the pTOoeas. final curtain, “Ah, non giunge.” urging townspeople to attend be available if needed, Cohen Johnson, . • at the London docks and on rungs of toe rope ladder. families that Christmas gifts 'while training — $126 if he gets try to Hgbtemmtoe while In Scouters^TYaining .^ a r^ ^ ^ D r. embassies and ue to decline to about 1 .1 million should be mailed by Nov. 10 if married, and $160 if he becomes motion; NEVER pun from She’s hardly gone when There you have it. Obviously the public hearing whether they said, since new Economic Op- Scourers ira ” Amina walks in through the t^e plot is not what makes this were for or aginst the issues. portunlty legislaUon was pass- Haroia »a , . Communist-front « institutions. units next year. going by surface or by Dec. 10 if * father- This applies not only to emh or into traiBc lane with­ Wilbert Auden Sr., Robert Kri- out bring sure all ia clear; window. The Count notices she opera a success. It definitely is The board of education has ed by Congress last week. But detectives :q>eculated that by airmail. Vtet Nam war fighters, tet all ley, Carl Swanson Sr, - Neu) Heart Valve persons with six montte or alwaya rednee apeed at dusk, is walking in her sleep hut Lisa, tuneful. Mostly it’s in the major also mailed a fact sheet to all ------m_ Blake, Dicuve. •«,44, JICMAhad beenWdl Ol^aXA-VCiVaspirited out STANLEY WARNER a t niiht, and in bad weaither, The mvotetion wte ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ - WASHINGTON (AP) — CAPITAL fo o t n o t e s more service stace 1966. Upon three ttnus when eccldente who peaks in, in hopes of re- mode. In fact, when an occasion- town boxholders. the ReV. CUfford Simpson of Georgetown University says The House Government Oper- discharge. Bob can Join toe trieving her veil, Is scandaliz- minor chord Intrudes, it No vote will he taken tonight, $50,000 Fire escape from Wormwood Scrubs three surgeons at its medical atktas Committee says the Pen- American Legion, previously inereaae. We hope to aerve Center Church. District Chair­ Prison. STATE you in eveiy way.. ed, tor rile not only sees Amina, comes as something of a shock, but the pulse of the town will man Nathan Joy gave toe an­ ‘ center have developed ajwther tagen “has failed to conduct limited to veterans of the two C FSII SASWIia liSCM ST. WAS Of THUTW but Amina is starting to jfg an easy opera to begin on, most certainly he taken by all In New London nual district report followed by OMiservative legislators major aortic heart valve- procedural audits of the $1.8 world wars and Korea. "Dead Heitt- a t 7:06-9:18 Dflkm Sales and Service disrobe. The Count departs by g^ enjoy yourselves. See you at officials, a report by John Hanna, district «erved n ^ c e they will seek to Known as a "imit tri-leaflet billion programed by the United Joe — If he shapes up and toe window, and when U sa re- performance. St, Maurice Notes NEW LONDON (AP)—Dam- commlssKmer. censure the tor l^ail- Shorts at 6:15 u d 8:66 valve,” the device can be sewn States for toe North Atlantic lives an exemplary life for three Tear Ford Dealer turns with Elvino and the vU------The meeting of prospective age from a gas-fed fire that A discussion of current and tog to keep Blake under closer ■into the human heart to replace Treaty Organization command years, and if- his preacher or 319 Main St., Bfanchester lagers they find Amina all alone WEDDING PALACE BUSY altar service scheduled for to- broke out in a bakery and district activities was wraps. Seidenced in 19m to 42 ,a diseased or disabled valve. “infrastructure program.” otoer solid citizen so attests, he on the Count’s bed. MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — More day has been changed to spread through a commercial ^ district Scout Execu- y«ars as the most dangerous It was .developed by Drs. The Labor Department issues can get that bad conduct dis- 643-2145 Of course Elvino gets angry than 760 couples have been mar- Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. The building Sunday night was es- ® Morey Roy a professional »Py Gie postwar years, he Charles A. Hufnagel, John F. a reminder toat laws in 30 charge superseded by a certifi- and leaves in a ^jjijg Havana, Cuba, In a Methods and Doctrine class for timated a,t more than 560,000 ggpptgj. assisting Blackledge was kept without special securi- GlUespie and Peter W. Conrad, states require emptoyera to give cate of rehablUtatlon. This • state-o p e r a t e d "wedding parents and teachers taught by today by fire officers. ,. . District ted coordinator of ac- ty in a jail from v ^ch *^8^ who said the device was an Im- their empiloyes time off to vote should help him get a better job. T palace’’ established last July, sister Mary High will meet to- The building on Bank Street y^j^gg cHiarter Oak Coun- escapes sdready had been made prevem^t over tiiree he&rt in the Nov* 8 election* If he gets one, he will find too the Cuban radio reports. morrow at 7:30 p.m. housed a bakery and dellcates- scouts of America. tols year. emiMauii minimum wage raised from The fee is $1.50, said the There will be a meeting of sen, as well as an unoccupied Troop 26 Boy Scouts of the The Dally Sketch reported $l-26 an hour to $1.40 by next broadcast, monitored in Miami, officers and chairmen of the shop last used tor selling shoes. Center Church assisted too toat escapes from BriUsh jails phu "Fabulous CaUfonda’' Fob. 1, ted to $1.60 by Feh. $, MR. District COW with the diocesan Much remodeled through the banquet committee with seat- now are running at the rate of U.S* Seeking Agreement 1968. Meantime he might try a chairman at St. Bernard’s years, the structure had an ing arrangements,______^ o commit- week. Job Oorps camp. Church, Rockville, Wednesday apartment on th e ^ n ^ but this consiried of Robert May, Editorials demanded Immedi- - Nancy — Brood new vistas >■-> . : lo ■ at 8 p.m. also was unoccupied. On Swapping Prisoners ROBERTS TRICK OR TREAT chairman; Arthur Smith, Morey ate stiffer security to keep lead- Fore Comfort open for this socially conscious The Christian Youth Program Firemen said the cause of the Roy, Herbert Johnson and ing convicts behind bars. ) MANILA (AP) -.-.The United has custody of most North 'Viet- young lady. She might join the CANDIES — MASKS tor high school students will be- blaze was not immediately de- ^^(^row Trotter. Blake vanished from the jail, : States is asking toe Manila namese captured in the ground P e « ^ Ooip^newly funded; toe gin Sunday at 6 p.m. and last termlned. It began in M llb^r’s ^ roast beef dinner was serv- which is 10 minutes drive from CINEMA 1 t OUO.UM o ftahtiiur. Teadhers Corps, a specially BEAUTY COSTUMES imtll 8 p.m. The movie, “The Bakery and was well establish- ^ Women’s Grotq> of London airport, soon after the 6 , summit conference to make a ’ . vi£vtnoim»a« trained group which will teach ARTHUR DRUG Parable,’’ will be shown, and ed before the first alarm was church imder toe direction p.m. roll call which under pris- COVCRNOn IT. IXIT TO MAIN IT.i I bid for some a^eement to swap ^ i s to sOxxOs; or take ^ t a there will be discussion supper, sounded shortly at 10 p.m., they ^ Rupert UppUng. on routine started a 2V&-hour liturgy, folk singing and a time said. A broken gas line fed the : prisoners wito Communist ^old are 19 sailors picked iq> in » BOB SALON JUDY period in which prisoners were NOW! ? North Viet Nam, it was learned international waters alter their w h ^ mwe anon. tor fellowship. Reservations flames, they said, free to visit each other tai their ; w Poochle — He -will have mors must be made because of the Fire chief Joseph Spadaro, I todav PT boats were sunK ta action. .. , ^ _ a unlocked cells. Blake broke toe A dventure Begins t M>ua-y- „ . j . __. security against dognapers. A gupper. who was climbing ladders and GOP Edge Cut bars of a window on a second- • The United States wants to Hanoi has paraded captured 1^057 act autiYorizes tiie Agprtcul- Spcdals—Now till End of December! Watch "The" Parable" will be shown constantly hurrying from point story landing, apparently wito Southwest TO SONORA! t include such a bid in the meet- U. S. pilots through the streets j^re Department to regulate the OIL WAVE COMPLETE—$10.00 for students in Grades 7 and 8 to point to direct the work of To 294 Voters some tool which has not been 5 tag’s final statement, to be of the capital to whip up public housing of laboratory Saturday at 7:30 p m. in the more than 60 paid and volunteer on traced, dropped Into an exercise • signed at the windup Tuesday, anger at American air raids, gjjjjngjg — dogs, cats, hamsters, Tomorrow's church hall. firemen,iiremen, was overcome by oy Manchester Democrats — I Officials ta Washington believe North Viet Nam has threatened moEikeya^ rabbits, gitaiea pigs. W e feature Paper Those wishing to go on retreat smoke and exhaustion. He was Saturday further narrowed toe p r S T ^ ^ North Viet Nam is holding moro a numne through with lts_thrteL_ chle’s health, another act pro- tact Edward CJorbett or John today.^ down to the lowest in plotters left oidy two real all attempts to talk about the Agreemtet At*' Wd for educating veteri- 65% Dacron/35% Cotton. (At Popular Prices) (All Waves Complete) ascon. ------town’s history. . American pilots it holds, even names® ^ negwate on toe narians. KOFSKY'S -Beginning this Saturday CXi!D THAILAND ALWAYS FREE Of 333 new voters made Sat- “ • through a third party. question of war p r i ^ m could Beauvllle, like most cities, Fully lined, and in(^ludes 7171 TbUand Turnpike, Manchester—Talcgttvllle Flats classes will start and end 15 BANGKOK—The Thai people,ip-day, 136 signed up as Dem------^------The International Red Cross ^ has a rtum, a squalid place toat a warm zip-out pile liner, minutes earlier. The new Sat- long known as Siamese, have ocrats and 91 as Republicans, toe Viet Nam war Itself. 649-6686—^Rockville Etnterprise 4235 SALE has tried •without success to get lowers toe ci'ty’s tone, and ixits Split shoulder, Bal style. urday hours are 9:16 to 10:30 never been under the domlna- while 106 declared themselves Hanoi to allow Red Cross repre­ It might also open toe way to a drain on its welfare funds. a.m. Parents who have not fill- tion of another nationality. unaffillated. sentatives to see the Americans freedom for other Americans Here’s a tip to Nancy. Per- Fly front-slash pockets. 2 Manchester’s voting lists now M o r i j d n held prisoner in the North. captured by toe Viet Cong in Buade dad and mom to put the Natural, Olive,-Black. number 9,038 RepubUcans, 8,- ’WARREN Although a hard liner toward South Viet Nam. heat NN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1966 JL •m M3-0577 war for the most paH. continued Sunday night. The fighting took the air war'against North Viet <’2 3 9 9 ' fAaT^l'H at al) «(B hoU th d r ■wwwt baaquat Quail, Robert Stanger; Yea, X are you going to do whui you (U) Merv OriKln .(18) SubacripUOta TV Hot. M at T pjtn. to Phelpa Can, Dav|i and Boye^Ialanda retire?" (30) America'* Problems ( 8-40) Iron Hone (C) pital patients In the OreatJer in a hill. ’ihupdYrskfrm^ 'of the place seven miles north of Sal- Nam. netit. an Manila Police (80) Cartoons (34) Bnslish northeast moiisoon again’ cut 8- • South Vietnamese mUltary HUL H»e aifalr to for aU play- of The Angry Ghoato, Bdirarda; ^ (40) Addsms Pam ilr 8:00 (24) French Chef Hartford area. your ma, dheerleadera and thrtr par- ^ e -nme ^tween popular In American busl. 6:18 (34) Friendly Olaht (30-33-80) I Dream of Jeaaale heavily InteV u s ‘ a ir blows ^ U.S. spokesman said ^mer- headquarters said the Viet Cong Rout Smallish 5:80 (34) W hat's New (C) Dates and locations of ap­ . . w * lean oasUaltles were light in all lobbed about 20 Mortar rounds GASH SAVINGS enta *ach fam«y to to bring a E>anlete^ Pleaaant ness offices today. K to being (40) Dennie, Menace 03) Run Buddy Run (C) aga.nst North Viet Nam. ^ actions. into each of the four camps at- telephone b at .dish, salad and place set- man; I Laughed, I Lowed, I (30) This la the Answer 8:80 ( MO) Rat Patrol (C) pearances are Saturday at 1 infciTcn 1’ K ) played on company time by ev­ Protest Group ( 3-U) Specif (C) Aithough a jgeneral upsurg'd !n u.A airmen fleW only' 81 tacked in the highlands, but ttngk All unifoitns are to be Cried, Fuldhehn; Ctommon erybody in the place from Jani­ (30) Whlrtyblrds (34) Antiques- p.m., Manchester Manor; Sat­ Cage Birds of America, Clear; 8:48 (33) M arshal DiUon urday at 3 p.m., Creatfleld Commiinist . military activity bombing missions over North casualties were reported very , turned hi at thto time. tor to presiding genius. (Oontlnned from Page One) 8:00 ( News, Sports. Weather (30-13-80) Roger MlUer (O Tomorrow's FREE The Haitoburgs, McGuigan; For 9:00 (34) NET Journal Manor at a Halloweeh Party; and terrorism failed to develop viet Nft'm Sunday, one of their light. Yba boys lost yeeterday’s Nobody seems to want to (24) C anton In the Capitol UO-30-33-30) Road West (C) Spacious Skies, Buck; Weight- at (30) Seahunt Tuesday, Nov. 3, McCook Hos­ Poper to coincide with the opening of smallest days this yror. A U.S. headquarters also report- gnaw with the Cromwell Uons, work anymore. Everybody ^ . (30) If our Health (MO).Felony squad ( '0) DELIVERY i l to Moab Tlelni, bead Watchers Cookbook, Nldetch; 8:80 ( 3-12) Family ^ ‘ a“ l' r (C) pital, Hartford, and Thurs^y, the Manila summit- conference, spokesman said the raids were ed an unprecedented mortar 9. wants to retire. The daUy job to 8:16 (23) News. Sports ( 8-40) Peyton n a c e (C) FOR I, eeaob for the Rams, said ttiat The Search for Amelia Ear- Just something you mark tone ol^bbed him with a bamboo (40) Cheyenne Nov. 17, Rocky Hill Veterans a civilian bus hit a Viet Oong limited by the monsoon rains, attack by an estimated 150 (10) News. Weather (18) ^becriptloB TV the XioM bad a “fleet-^U d hart, Ooemer; WUd Apples and on for 40 or 46 years until you P®1«- 10:00 ( 8) Branded (C) Hospital. mind 22 miles north of Hue, kill- which also reduced the allied Communists Friday on a village Your order for drug need# r. M i.o s 6:10 (10-33-90) Hunuey-Brtnkley ( 8-40) ’To Save a Soldier (C) ing 16 Vietnamese and ihjuring tactical air; strikes In South Viet in the southern part of the dem- and cosmetics will be taken balfbaek” wbo could nin 100 the North Wind, Beers; The can quit with a pension — and The atudents had hoped to (C) The program will include tap, 3 (34) TBA KOFSKTS 20. Nam. llitarlzed zone between North care of immediately. pMdi fully equipped. TMb boy Oteat Hunger, Woodhamp- really start living. rally 6,000 demonstrators for the ( 8) W alter CronUte (C) (10-2(V32-80) Run for Your acrobatic, jaza and ballet dant- protest against Johnson’s ITlet (30) Social Security Life t o The Viet Oong made mortar pilots reported 28 cargo South Viet Nam. Civilian FUEL OIL mad* moot eg the touchdowns Smith; New England Con­ Not very long ago, people ( 8) Newswire ing,. and baton twirling. Mrs. Nam policies but police estimat­ (12) Newsbeat (13) Jean A rthur (C) fer the UcBS. science, Warren, and ’The New 10:80 ( 8-12) I've-,Got a Sacret «D Yvonne Violette wlil be pianist SALE attacks on foiir South Vietnam- barges and Junks destroyed or casualties were; reported and didn't worry much about retire­ ed that at most 2,000 were In­ (M) What'a Newt ■nadays «une was tbs fifth City—Hartford, Putnam, 0:48 ( 8) Peter Jennlns* 11:00 ( 83-10r30-283^) News. for the shows. ese outposts in the central high- damaged In the North and two attackers were said to have m m m m mm m Mmnjm ^ ?| GOOPERAflVE ment until they were 60 or over. volved. Sports, Weather . lands Sunday and two on Arneri- bridges rknbeked out in the Dien killed by village militia- gaow oit 4be season. The Rams Starting Nov. 1 the Ubrary Now, when a 21-year-old college (30) News, Sports, W eather (18) Vintage Theater Oil. (()>M>.\NV bstM wen 1 , tied 1 and lost will be open four evenings and ^^ed by a firm to After the battle, small groups 7:00 ( 8) Movie (C) (13) Newmeat can positions..-in the northern Bien Phu area near toe L*otian 767 MAIN ST.—643-5821 of students remained In the area (10) Movie (C) 11:18 aO-90-80) Tonight (Cb SPANISH BROUGHT :a:> ltl;U.M> ^:TKhKT Ifeac weak, the toem w«l play * aftsmoons—Monday, Tuea- jj ^u, iub presence from (30) Huntley-Brinltley (C) 11:30 ( S-8) Movla CO provinces today. frontier. ^ spokesman .said Prescription Pharmacy and the threat of furthw- out­ WHEELS TKi.. ra;. i lbs ibortlaad Sokes at bcma day and Wednesday from 2 to 5 9 5.30 o’clock, he a ^ s , “What (24) Travel Time 11:26 (40) Country Music (O In one sheillng, the Reds fired U.S. B62 bombers struck just Marine artillerymen killed 25 of 2 breaks remained. A cordon of ( 8) Twilight Zone 11:80 (33) TonlgM (O ' MiEXICO CITY—The first BRAND N iW 30 to 40 mortar rounds against before midnight at suspected Vtofera said ba appradatsd p.m. and 7 to # p.m., closed all jg pension program?’ (3330-10) News. Sports. (13) Movie , wheeled vehicles in the United day Thursday, Friday 2 to 6 .jj,, kidding either. constabulary troops in battia Weather 13:38 (40) M-Squad 1 9 6 7 the conimand post of the U.S. Communist’ troop opneintrations Ibe toqppoct tbs townspeopla gear ringed the Manila Hotel. 7:18 (40) P eter Jenntngs, News 1:00 (4d) Air k^rce Film (O States were taken to what 1s buss given the teem in their and 7 to » and Saturday 2 to 5. jjg ,„eans it. If the Increasing ^ ptiuipntfl rathered V O U tSW A M N 7th Marine Regiment about two and areas 18 miles south- SEE SATDRtl^srb TV WEEK FOB OOMPUBTB U8T1NO now New Mexico by Spanish niiles south of the demilitarized west of Hue. nttantoace et the games and Presently the Ubrary is only interest In early retirement . narv Wher/leaders ookmtots In 1666. also fbanlked tbs Aadovsr Plie open two evenings and 4 aft- spreads much further, babies ^ leaders zone. U.S. Alr.Fprce. pilpts dropped •The Leathernecks replied with 3.2 iniiijoh k^lets over coastal Sept. Cor tbs use cC tbs ambu- emoons. may be bom clutching in their **% ^*tarted off 20 students Radio kUMS at tbs games. Ths moth- Bulletin Board tiny han^ an ap^caUon for old ambulances epunter-mortaf ‘ftreV hhd a 7th area'^b'f'NPrtn Viet Nam calling ' iwB ^ tbs team were in Chargs The Gilead Church Council (Thla Bating Inednlea ooly these ,npws broodeasta o f 10. or U BTeet destrOyffr f i f ^ TOO rounds °n Oommiunist soldiers to defect age security benefits. carted off more. eC t t e ewieesslan. will meet tonight at 8 in the 12 minute length. Some statlnns rarinr otber short nswocssta.) Deluxe Sedan of five-inch shells. Marine casu- ^ South, As it is now, two employes The students gathered on a New Ubraiy Booto social room of the church. riding up in the morning eleva­ WDRO-ISSS w n c —1088 alties were'reported light; re- It'was anpounced that Austra- Assessor Harold J. Maddocks street comer in a park opposite 6:00 Long John Wad* 8:00. Afternoon EdlUon ^Blithe Spirit’ Rehearsing in Hebron sulte of the oounterflre were not lian tfoo;« are engaged in a MAIN STREET—^ANCHiSl®R 4 The foBowtog books were tor, greet each other as follows: the hotel and held a protest 8:00 Dick Robinson 6:00 News, Sports. Weather added to the Souglas Ubraiy will be at the town office build- “I still have 12 years, six 1:06 News, Sign Off 6:3S Americana •1 7 1 5 Podiiun Players of Hebron rehearse seance scene from Noel Coward’s "Blithe Spirit.’’ From announced. new sweep. Operation Quean- tag svery night this week from meeting in which they pledged WRCT-SIS 7:90 News of the World DEL. IN MANOHEMTER' A unit of the U.S. 173rd Air- beyan, in jtmgle country about daring Beptember and October. months, and two days to go.’’ to bring charges against the 3:0C Hariford HighlIgbU 7:45 Joe Garagiola left are Marilyn Horton, Melanie Osborn, David Curran, Dale Schelsel (standing), Laura Os­ Ttaa fiction tRlee axe: One receive prop- 8:00 Gaallght 7:60 Sing Along borne Brigade -j received 15 25 miles southeast of Saigon, “You’re lucky. I stiU got 19 police for brutality and prom­ 18:00 Quiet Houra 7:85 Brinkley Reports Equipped with turn signals, born, Patricia Manley and Michael Carny. The comedy will be presented Friday and Satur­ SoMB and One, Taber; Open declarations, rounds of (Jommunlst mortar Since the operation 'started Oct. years, eight months, four days, ised a general student strike in WINF—1318 8:06 Pop Concert leatherette seats, heater, de­ day evening at 8:15 at the Rham High School Auditorium. Tickets are available through tho Door, Dolson; The Sum and The Podkim Players are in seven hours and 58 minutes.” 8:00 Newt 9:06 Nightbeat froster, seat belts, 2-speed Mrs. Ruth Boyington of Amston or at the door. (Herald photo by Saterfils.) fire eight miles northwest of Da 16, the Aussie® reported killing Total of Now. Tobertson; ’The the final week of rehearsals for Manila next week. 6:18 ftoeak Up Hartford 9:10 Conn. W hat's Ahead electric wipers, 2 back-up Nang airfield. A U.S. spokes- 11 Viet and seizing 12 weapons. Glance around the average The students had marched on 8:00 News 9:40 Nightbeat Big KB06kov«r, Hammett; The Noel Coward’s "Blithe Spirit” to o«ice in midaftemoon and you , -vintit r v) nm 6:16 Barry Farber Show 11:00 News Sports, Weather lights, windshield washer, ■ man said the paratroopers had U.S. pilots flew 190 strike sor- 6:48 Ixnvell Thomas 11:30 Art Johnson Show O/S mirror, overriders, tool light casualties. ties over ^uth Viet Nam Sun- ^ of Btaok River. Ed. be presented at the Rhan^igh see the white coUar slaves busl- ^^e^Tv 7:00 The World Tonight WPOP—141# HERE a t MARLOW’S! . HebnaeamapoadcntMn.Marw tie longer.’* Loses Hand as aged, racial equality, and re- Robert W. Sims, 42, director of house, in the 326,000 class, “ . . . among men’s unalienable rights are Ufe, libeiriy, and . WOB aoHoB titles raaSBUy or- Joria Porter, teL SM-9 1 1 6 . What is really the best time to 1«7S MAIN ST. NORMAN’S organization of the state jail processing, and his daugh- « 641 Muriel Court, a short, the pursuit of happiness . . .” Let’s think about the ’pursuit.’ SIYH’ IN —-— - - - circular street in the Parkslde retire? Praoticetily all the pris­ Shell Explodes PHONE 649-927B •ystem. ter, Joy Lynn. Each had been Many people frantically, and sometimes tragically pursue oners of toe office clock would a n i' ak n i.i iNii On the subject of Viet Nam. gagged and shot once in subdivision, six blocks from a happiness over twisted, tortuous roads but never find it. Per­ answer that question this way: (Continued front Page One) To save money bring in your Ilf-MONS'I'K A'l'IDN tho Conn. Baptists said they head. ’The daughter had sev- tasrh school, haps the Declaration of Independence would be better worded State PaUiies portable TVs and radios and ‘•HI had th^oney. I’d i^re ^ght eye. Walsh said, 'but were "Anguished by the in- wounds in the chest and Sims was lying on tiie bed in if it stated, . . . "the right to EARN happiness” . . . Happi­ yesterday. Wlqf wait until to- - save money. We use Philco i-'i?, nAini'OKi) Kii. describable suffering of abdomen. tae master bedroom and his ness can never be foimd, n6 m atter how wild the pursuit, it was not serious. tubes. morrow?’’ An investigation was under MAM HI'Sl'I’W civilians and and military per- Helen was bound if it is not earned. Nixon Visits Debate AU the daydreamers, of way to determine the source of oonnel toe constantly escalating gagged and’ shot twice in the ®®®" f«K®<* Perhaps one of the biggest stumbling blocks in pursuing course, have Ug plans about the live round. Regulations war in Vietnam.” hw d and once in toe leg. She with ties and socks, happiness is selfishness. Somewhere in the path of life, and what they’ll do vriien they final­ covering National Guard train­ •The Baptists recommended was in "very critical’’ condition A neighbor reported that she often in ^diUdhpod, the first stpmbling blocks are laid in a ly shake themselves free from that the United States; -—"Con­ pattern'. As the pattern t8(kes form, self centered thoughts, Weekend Highlights ing at the miUtaiy reservation at Tallahassee Memorial Hospi- heard high-pitched screams selfish expectations and demands, cause happiness to be the nit. Since most of toem are prohibit the use of live am­ tinue to reaffirm and manifets tal. about 10:46 p.m. but- tiwught employed by large corporations, ita readiness for unconditional 'elusive. Remove the stumbling blocks of' selfishness and the I fraiB Page Obo) munition, the state adjutant Ail three were bUndtolded and they came from children. Other road to happiness is straightened around. It is the best way they cling to the oldest goal of ciscussion and negotiation in - V- ta Naen diiproporUionately In re- general eeid. C. T. laBOIWE Dempsey for Governor C^punlttbe, William R. Cotter, Treaa their hands tied behind their residents of toe area said they, to find happiness because the block removal is the beat way the little man — a businese of such a manner as will remove backs before being toot with heard notolng. to earn it. .. , C ”*—*— **** ” ^ cent years. During toe last their own. any uncertainty about official sC tha psugram, hut added: “I he said, bacon has _ _ and ASSOCIATES, INC. what was believed to be a .38 The city assigned a policeman WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE, 142 E. CENTER ST. One wants to keep bees, an- policy relating to the termina­ caliber pistol. to patrol toe street on foot and dea't thlnlt « m busing program g«na up 47 per cent, cabbage other to~ hlvT aTwefa^'n Democrats Note tion of military action.” 649-7196 that wu aiu BOW having would Id per Cent and pork 26 per ^cretery GrBater Hartford's DYN AM IC Insurance “At this point we can find no residents kept toeir house lights ‘—“Request the United Na­ motive,’’ Sheriff Joyce said, on throughout toe night. ba ..aa aoeeaoaryBoeeaaaiy had state would like to start a beauty Ellis Donations Agency tions to begin neg;otiaUona wher­ gDVliHBUIlt takan eane of the ranch for middle-aged movie ever and whenever possible tor BOTH BIDES BENEFIT stars. ^ A voluntary report on con­ )6 cease-fire agreem ent... among gbettai aad gotten into the Ih Stamford, Rep. Donald J. tributions to toe Democratio BRINGS YOU problem of the ghettoa.** •The office hypochondriac toe governments of the United Ifwln told a men’s gathering hopes to launch a second career state campaign, filed Friday States, of North and South Viet ______ii..i.iiurL «t tae Bethel AME Oiurch that as a salesman for a drug firm wm DOUCUS EDYTARDS WINTERIZE Nam and other interested 'victories in the cause of equal —_ so he h . can get samples cf new ottlce, Usta Nell H. Ellis of 43 parties. Including representa­ benem white people as Butternut Rd., president of toe lakaii Soturtey In the diroetioB ^ Negroes. medicines for nothing. AND THE NEWS tives of the National Liberation Says the office grouch: “1 Green Manor Coiuitniction Co., iFront (Viet Cong) of ogianlri^ y yta M M Negroes win their rights,” as a 31,000 oontributor. todapandnt______poUtteal fores. Democratic don’t care if I go to hell after I WINF - 1230 ON YOUR DIAL ' —“Declare itself (TTie United » a retire - just so I don’t have to E1U» contributed 3500 to a States) in favor of phased with­ 4«J«SSn» MON., WED., FRI. — 6 P.M. Chtek Thtrmosfat drawal of all its troops and MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER New •* Americans. here.’’ Gov, John Dempsey and 3500 to bases from the Vietnamese ter­ ctaantorefihe<3ongroaaafM^ , the oHice toper: ‘Tm toe campaign fund of State ritory, if and when they caii be Equality aad the IRQ PaseiRaP a i e n t a ^ ^ .80in« to put a thousand-gallon Treasurer Gerald A. Lamb, Chtek Hoses replaced by adequate interna­ ®^***"'^ wWte children need to attend ^ bourbon in my base- candidate for re-election. tional peace-keeping forces Ona ef toe ebiJeoUvee dnnm tategrated echools as much as ment, lie under it with my head The Democrats have volun- BP by toe group wes cae can­ Negro children so that they may ^ piuow, turn on the tap, and tarily reported contributions to Hush Cooling ' UPHOLDS SUSPENSION learn toe falseness of racial g^^y ^ approximately 3270,00(). System 1 STRATFORD (AP)—A board ing for ehanging “toe entire stereotypes. welfare system in Oonnecticut dry." split among toe various candl- jof arbitration has upheld the The beatnik office boy, a se- dates and the Democratic from one which keept Add Anri-Freexe ‘ Buspenaion by the Lycoming toe paople down, to one which cret InteUectusd, exjiects to re- P arty Itself, ^vision of Avco Corp. of 14 latch on to will oveatuslly get people off Tanker Burning tire and make a miUdon dollars Friday’s report was toe fifth workers who walked off their toe welfare xolla entirely.’’ by writing a book denouncing filed by the Democrata. jobs Aug. 12. Out of Control modem business life. He al- The Itepublicans have refused SPECIAL Plus Material ' Burton B. Turkus, chairman OENGRA8 STATEMENT ready has the title: “The Paper to participate in the voluntary •3 .9 5 Of the three man board said OeBgres issued a statement Off Louisiana ^ Clip Pyramid.’’ discloBure procedure, but are ^turday, “there was just and an air pollution Saturday, How about the guy who says shooting for ^ 3800,000 eam- proper cause imder the collec- the Western look Mylng, “We are well on our (Contonied frwn Page One) he has the toughest of all Jobs — paign budget, according to ^ve bargaining agreement ... the president the company? State OOP FinaXKM 82 to 88 B, 32 to 38 C. )Yh}te^«.«. \Sf/SS .d'w. . RtoriHo Q. Daddario said x the Convention for the Protection Pefy CSeam Open 4 A.M.(t6-l0 PAL *trademaik Boot aC Ihrtag taoreesed no more of mdustrial Property (Paris our RGW. mod«ni body .shopi* Launderable delegate to Constitu­ ■ aiar yraaldents XSsmedy and UnloB), to which the United FRXSE PABKINO IN (FRONT OF STORE , tional Convention 1965. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COkN., MONDAY, CCTOSER 24, ,1966 FAGS 8SVZN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1966 ...... PAGE SIX the divers seatoh^ng the wreck South Windfor E v e n t s more than 50 feet below Uje aur- erine Klrchner CJoehring, and faee, reiMtie autboritlu an- lived in this town moat of her 12th Circuit Hospital Notes jo h n so ii U rgcs A llies aouneed ttiere are m known Obituary life. She attended Union Con­ visiting bpurs are S to 8 p.m. Theologiaii, Social Worker in die surrivoira and $• peraoM still gregational Church. Court Gases in all areas' excepting mater­ nUsaiiig, Survivora include a daughter, nity where they are. ttM to 4 To Show Viet The. coUision 'oocuired early Mias Lucille A. Kosslck of p.m. and 7 tvS p.m.' dad private To Addrese School Parley World Sunday In • wMl-marked. navl- Dr. Thrall RockvUle, and two sisters, Mrs. MANCHESTER SESSION rboma where they are 19 a.m. ______!------(Coattnned from Page One) tetlfloet area during a calm and Ouest dpeakers (or the Com- the home of Mn. Joae^ Adamia Louis Schlaf of RockviUe and to 8 p.m. Vlalton are requested dover; Mrs. Jeannette Perkins, clples which had stood but In the Mo8S“S S ^^^ta night. The 778- Miss Alice Goehring of Staf- Harlan Briggs, 28. of Rock­ not to snwke In patienta' rooma. munlty Conference on Education Wavers M . ■ ford. ville, was given 180 days in jail 154 Judy Lane, South Windsor; talks of those leaders who spoke Dead at 70 No more than two vlsltoia at Mrs. Carole Fish, 14 £(unset before him.. He listed them as: Funetml'services will be held on a charge non-support. one time per patient Dr, Ralph J. ThniU, 70, of 20 tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at the A lter Judgie Max R ich er ad- __ Lane, Bolton; Mrs. Ann Snow, >i%e determination of all that sc^ l have been named, Ne4|lotia i«Ogram to he jhald Oct. TaOi In }9tt' and, daplaredt 'I six-loot rip in ^ r Avery St., South Windsor, for- LaoeetIngB and curricular study ers. Paintings by Alexander Mlddlebury man and wife have left tha pieademy to enlist dur- a sister and ten grand- ville received a suspended 180- wood St. reault, J.73 Center St.; Jane jj^eye troops In Viet Nam. He «Wilmore Kv and a BD dearse teachers, Tyshler, 67, were exhibited at been charged with morals of- 60 0 Muzlkevlk, 867 Foster St., Replied that he would. But a top Ing War I In t|VB U -?• children. sentence for frauduleUt ob- ADMITTED YESTERDAY: from Oiioart) Theological Bern- *•** ^ P»**>kln Museum hare In fensos, involving their three VERM I DEMPSEfS Army iiaivalry. He served as a funeral will be held tainlng of state aid. She plead- Wapping; Paul Kublllus, 79 miHtary Informant explained 2 -Inarv ss ^ 1 as a PH D deeree mccMnt* will be held, the March. daughters. Mrs. Raffaela Amodes , 37 Diane Dr.. Vernon; Doreen Ke- jater this need Is due, at least In Flrst Lieutenant for over three vyednesday at 10:30 ajn. from ^ "ono contendere to the Linden St.; Mrs. Sigrid Ander- trnm TTniv«r*i*v nf Phioattn •‘'>chool wUl olose approximately Khrushchsv paid a auiprise Arrested Saturday night were years In France. Upon his re- Benjamin J. Callahan Fu- charge...... , hoe, 26 Farmstead Dr.. Wap- part, to plans to put Increasing .from t ^ Unlvereity of Chicago. ^ earlier ta w usual to visit to w exhibit In December Frederick J. Wrogg, 47 and his turn from Europe, he attended Home, 1602 Main St., East Court officials say she had son, West Hartford; Mrs. Joyce pi„g.; i>enlse Boisvert, 111 Holl emphasis on clearing and hold- Dr, Fitzpatrick was an asso- provide adequate time lor the 1M8. Hie outbursts against the wife Dorothy, $7. Wrogg was Bartholomew, Willlmantlcr Mrs. s t; Maurice Kelly. Coventry; j areas of South Viet Nam tor Baltimore (Md.) College of Hartford, with a solemn high agreed to make restitution on proietAor of practical the- xhe dates aehedulod nsodem art he saw there sent charged with incest, indecent as- Dental Surgery, and graduated Helga Bergren, East Hartford; Timothy Pennock. 83 W. Middle pacification and reoonstrucUon. ology at the Divinity School of j^r early cloeings are as fol- shock waves through Soviet cul- skult and carnally knowing a Mass of requiem at St. Mary's the nearly $2,000 which she al- Niles Brook, Glastonbury; Wll- Tpke.; Mrs. Mary Lewis. 532 gouth Vietnamese Premier in 1924. Church, East Hartford at 11. legedly obtained from the state ’the University of Chicago frohi tural clreles for the next two female under 16, while his vrife He practiced dentistry for 41 Burial will be in St. Mary's «vhile at the same time receiv- Ham Bromley, Amston; Mrs. Woodbridge St.; Martin Cham- ^ ^ y e n Cao Ky told the confer- 1958 to this year, visiting pro- kov. 21, 1:20 p.m.; January years. was accused of assisting and years in Manchester, and retir- Conatance Clark, Putnam; Ver- bers. West Hartford; Mrs. ence that his Vietnamese gov- fessor of social ethics at How- ^ i-jj p.m.; Feb. 6, 1:30 p.ih-: , abetting to Carnally know a fe- Cemetery. East Hartford. ‘"S: money from her husband. non Cook, 323 Woodbridge St.; ed'laat year. He was a member Terry Boland, 12 West St.; Mrs. ernment "will very soon offer to ward University in Washington, March 26, 1:30 pm, and Apr, Blamed for Raids liiale ahd procuring a female Friends may call at the fu- which she failed to report, Mrs. Vlr^nia Darby, Mt. Ver­ Stella Michalskl, 42 Wetherell insurgents inside the country of the Manchester and state neral home tonight from 7 to 9 Judge Reicher declined to put D. C. and a minister at Mt. 17. i;ao p.m. UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. ter prostitution. dental associations. her on probation sinee her at­ non, Mo.; Otto Dieg, 79 Bridge St.; Mrs. Carol Famham, 20 honorable way of giving up 'Hope Congregational Church in on theee dates kindergarten (AP) — Israel blamed Syria Wrogg was held in lueu of 4 and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and Survivors include his wife, torney said she was leaving the St.; Noel Dixon. 142 Spruce St.; Knox St. their insurgency.” Ky did not 7 to 9 p.m. Wilfred Gagne, Hebron; James 'Detroit Michigan. schediilM will not be affected by for two more mine-laying $30,000 bondT Mrs. Beatrice Coughlin Thrall, state. She is the sole support of Also, Byme^ Baby boy. Dun- give details of what apparently Dr. Humphrey will discuss the programs. Lunches wlB be raids Into her territory wd a e i d ------— and several cousins. 5 .children, her attorney said. Garner, 42 Norwood St.; Mrs. L*ne, Vernon; Mrs. Jean will be a new amnesty program Uhe topic, "Should South Wind- served In the schocri on theee they proved the need tor pre- PAPER BACKS DEMPSEY Funeral services .will.- be held Edward P. MeVey Pauline Gietek, Thorapsonville; ipjnney, 342 Summit St.; Samuel geared to the developing allied Edward Patrick MeVey, 85, A Portland man who said he sor Introduce a Course in Sex dates. vet^ve action by the U.N. Secu- NE!W HAVEN (A"' • *’■'> at his home Wednesday at 2 "dented” some highway fence Walter Hllinskl, 11 Ferndale St. pjeigon, 34 Perkins St.; Mrs. peace offensive. Education?” He received a BA Garden Chib Hae Speaker rlty Council. first Ume in 82 years, the New Will He Answer These Six ;:,n: w.p-pW o- !■» pS;t „ r;;r^.r,“r Also, Mrs. Mazie Hill, 415 Crowe, 368 Oakland St.; He said South Vietnamese .degree from the University of The Valley Plantem Darden leraeli Ambaesadoi' Michael Haven Register »s su.. . . a Cemetery. Military ‘ honors wilt nlgbt at a Manchester convales- was fined $40 on a Woodbridge St.; Kevin Kehoe, p^nald Custer, 29 Bllyue Rd.; who "choose the Communist, Connecticut and a master’s de- Club will present Mm. Lauretta *• Comsy wrote a letter on the DemocraUc candidate for gov- be Conducted at graveside by cent "®me. charge of failure to drive right, 324 Lydall St.; Mrs. Eunice Kenneth Bain, Andover; Albert way of life” will be allowed to gret In social work from the Swingen of Rocky Hill tomor- Incidents to Lord Caradon of ernor. the Sec9nd Battle Group of the Mr. MeVey was born In Man- Prosecutor John Lom- Kilby, Coventry; Mrs. Vera Coventry; Kenneth Ogren, go to North Viet Nam. University of Pennsylvania. He row night at 8:30. The meeting Britain, the current president of An editorial appearing In 169lh lhfanj;ry...... > ^ ^ „ '’^''do said Ellis was arrested Kilcolllns, Stafford Spring.s; 35 yernon St.; James Mitchell, Ky described the military slt- jilso holds an Ed D degree will be held at the Avery SL oouncU who was planning the newspaper’s Sunday edition Charges on His TV Progranis? Friends .may call at the William and Ellen Commington 15 Mrs. Vivian Lesperance, 47 Bat- 73 Wadsworth St.; Donna Car- uation as "encouraging.” He Jrom the University of Penn- School. another council meeting Tiiee- said, "We support Gov. (John) Thrall lioiAe tomorrow from 2 MeVey, and lived here all his way fence posts. Judge Reicher tista Rd.; Mrs. Margie MacDon- gy, 68 Ludlow Rd.; Virgil Lan- conceded that progress In the ^ylvanla. Mm. Swlngen’s topic wUl ba «» I«fMU charges against Dempeey’s re-election ... In the to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Hfc- He was employed in the aid, 55 Deepwood Dr.. Wapping; 1133 walker St.; Harry pacification program for areas said; "You must have been go­ , A psychiatric social worker ’Through Our Homes at Christ- Oct-- bdlef that, on b^^e, he is The Walter N. Leclerc Fu- meat department of House and ing pretty fast to knock down George McCollum, 92 Wells St.; Cowle.s Sr., 241 Charter Oak cleared of Communist forces Is neral Home, 23 Main St. is in Hale before his retirement ^ t the VA Psychiatric Hosoltal m“ -” Owner of the Lauretta O om ayi letter said an army the better quaMfied to cope with 15 posts.” Elizabeth Nichols. Thompson- . Bruce Day, Kelly Rd., Ver- "slow” but said "activities from 1932-57 Dr HumnLev Flower Shop In Rocky HUl, Mm. vehicle In nortaeaetern Israel the proUenu of the state for charge of arrangements. eight years ago, and prior to Ellis said that he only vine; ■Leo Tonoli, Stafford ngn- Mrs. Germaine Marcoux, aimed at winning people’s ------that time at Quinn’s Pharmacy. s^^Ted M a soctoi wLkL at Swingen holds a BS degree in was dsmsged Sunday by a mine the next four yearn. HE, PERSONALLY, THE POLLUTION CONTROL BUDGET knocked down one of them, and Springs; Michael Trueb, RFD 1, 21O High St.; Mrs. Wilma Clark, hearts should be slow and sure •the Commuhiiv Mental Health horticulture from Ohio S tate 0»6 Syrian mlUtary As ter his RqpubUcan op- Mrs. JefMte Ck Mstow ^ 'Survivors tnclude his wife, that he dented the rest. Rockville: James Virginia, 361 22 Main St., Talcottvllle; Wll- rather than spectacular and •the Community Mental Health ^nivemlty and baa received a !»«»**«> of Tbl Axes lyat and ponent,. West Hartford Indus- Dauplaises Wed 65 Years Clinic in New York State. JUST LAST YEAR. 4 . Mrs. Jessie praham Bristow, Mrs. Elsie Cole MeVey; a son, A charge of following too Adams St.: Mrs. Nettie White, jard Perrine, 65 Helaine Rd.; fleeting." certlficate from Tom Bright’s cc^Y Oiros yards from another trialiat. Clayton Gengras, the 81, of 113 Cooper Hill St. died Edward F. MeVey of Manches- Kelly Rd., Vernon. Mrs. Elizabeth Jenney, 20 Sum- On the political front, he pre- The spea'.ier also acted as a closely against Patricia Wheel­ Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Dau- Shephard. They lived in Man' School of Floml Design In tand-mine explooloa reported Register said, “he has not, in Saturday night at Manchester ter; two daughters, Mrs. Fran- . . T-oTT^*v. A fA mit St.; Gregory O’Hara, South dieted success in the program lecturer at Bryn Mawr Hospi­ Chicago. ’Tuesday. our opinion, displayed the kind er of Rockville was nolled. She plaise of 15 Grove St., Rockville, Chester for many years, and BIRTHS FR ID A Y . A son to 8 Lckville- Mrs. now under way to develop a new tal School of Nursing; super- From $305,694 U) $235,800, Memorial Hospital cis Connolly of East Hartford was arrested recently while She has taught In the Science _ , of total, rousing, response get- Mrs. Bristow was bom in and Mrs. Raymond Barrett of celebrated their 65th wedding moved to Rockville in 1951 Mr. and Mrs. n S n a and daughter, constitution and form an elected ivisor in counseling and lectur­ driving in Bolton, and Lorn- anniversary Saturday. They at- when they built their present baugh Coventry: Mrs. Patricia Heavi- civilian government, er in family life at the Educa­ Department of the Unlyemity Train Kills 4o ting Republican leadership Belfast, Northern Ireland, and Dillon, Mont.; • two brothers, of Connecticut where she wrote CAtGIffTA, -India (AP) — A which the party—and the people lived in Manchester 43 years. William J. MeVey of Manches­ bardo said a mistake had been tended ^gnaea a highnign Massmass m theirluc. home.»umc. _ to Mr.«... ------; ^ - aides and daughterdaughter. 77 Seneca “Then, our mission fully car- tion-Marriage Council of Phila­ =he was a member ofSouth ter and Joseph F. MeVey oi honor in the morning at St. Dauplaise was formerly em-RFD 2. RockvUle; a son to Mr ^ delphia; Instructor of family a bulletin on flower arrange- K>oedlng express train plcnyed of Connecticut—must have if a member of South ter and Joseph Vernon. ried out, we will be able to rer ments (or the home. Mm. through a crowd of passengsm. Republican administration is to HE, PERSONALLY, DID NOT SUPPORT THE CREATION OF Methodist Church «md. a former Buckland' onegranddaughter ^ learner’s permit and her in- Bernard’s Church, Rockville, ployed by the Broad Brook and Mrs. David Person, 467 k turn to our genuine military du- study In psychiatry at the Unlv mem^^ortae bS ^ ^ mT s- S f a T e ^ t - i - a n d Z S ^ responsible. were feted later in the day Woolen Co., and was steward at E. Middle Tpke. DISCHARGED TODAY: jjgg [j^g gi-nied forces,” he to/ tototo.tto mnM flowor arranging on televialon COMMUNITY COLLEGES IN ANY OF HIS BUDGETSs Au?ililJ^ Juner “ eefvtce. X J ”**" Frankovltch. 17, of 44 gt an open house at the home the VFW Home. Rockville. BIRTHS SATURDAY: A son Mrs. '^ctoria .^mellng, poven- ggjj j,jg military junta. try; RolandJ T,.,Fitzgerald, 264 government and of Medicine, group training ^e- Hwtford Allied Florists Cslcutta earty today. First ^e mclude her hus- from tae Holmes *^5 for their son, Francis Dauplaise The couple have, besides their to Mr. and Mrs. John Regan, clallst at the Mansfield Train- „«! * ports said about 48 were killed. W illla r BriJtow- a /(T M im I a t T t o e of Mile Hill Rd., Rockville. son, two daughters. Mrs. Ernes- Phoenix St., Vernon; Mrs. Eve­ He ignored the strong recommendations of the Commission on H i^nr Education, Onfy Columbia; a daughter to Mr. people "demand peace, for we tag School and mental health The public is Invited to attend At least a dosen other persons dtu^htaJ'^MteS^ Jessie Bristow tSJoSced Burlil willbe in St. I ^ o counts of They were married Oct. 19. tine Donnelly of Manchester arfd lyn Helm, 25 Spruce St.; Mrs. have suffered too long from the Consultant at ths Putnam Infor­ daughter, Miss J S e _ « announc . making unnecessary noise with 1901, by the late Rev. Felix J. Mrs. Violet Dion of Hartford: and Mrs. Michael Saternis, 95 the meeting. were reported Injured. action by Republicans in th e General Assembly saved this program. ■ ■ James’ Cemetery. Davis Ave., Rockville. Marie Spearring, East Hart­ calamaties of war, but it cannot mation and Referral Service. W a tc h at home; a son, Thomas R. Bris a motor vehicle against him O’Neill at St. Edward Church, seven grandchildren and 15 ford; Mrs. Mildred Buckland, - The victims i/m with th/i South Windsor Correspondent, the dim early morning, Funeral services will be held to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dur- which we can accept without tication in cooperation with the . , «// ■««« a stop sign. renberger, East Hartford. daughter, 29 Clinton St.; Mrs. betraying all those heroes — SouthSAUlh Wtadaor BducaUon Education AssocAssoc- a^ons, soi. oee-ooos. Bodies Sought ^ P a p e r Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at the Frankoyitch’s attorney said Janice Pierce and .son. East UNDER HIS ADMINISTRATION, MENTAL PATIENTS WINE Holmes Funeral , Hp^e, 400 Herbert E. Wheelpck DISCHARGED SATURDAY: allied and Vietnamese — who iation. - MANILA (AP) ^ P h ilip p in e FOR -Frankovltch was stopped for Hartford: Mrs. Patricia Borto- have died for our liberty. The purpose of the meeting Main St. Dr. J. Manley Shaw, JIQ(3KVXLLE— Herbert Ed­ making unnecessary noise with Henry Saucier, Broad Brook! lotto and daughter, 180 Center Area Weather navy frogmen dived into Manila SUBJECTED TO DRUG EXPERIMENTATION AT THE STA trS pastor of South Methodist win Wheelock, 84. of Colrain, Atlas-Centaur Rocket Mrs. Laura Stickney, 867 Fos­ Philippine President Ferdir la to offer an oj^writmity for Bay again and again today look- a motor vehldle. IVhen he saw St.; Mrs. Mary Boll and daugh- g Marcos, chosen chair.- 'an exchange of ideqs between c WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)— ing for bodies from the coastal Church, ,.wiR: officiate. Burial Mass., father, of„ Mrs'. . ... : Vera J. J tae police car behind him af- ter St.. Wapping: Mrs. Eloise tar, 71 Niles Dr.; ^rs^ Heather man in the opening minutes of KOFSKY'S 3 CONNECTICUT VALLEY HOSPITAL. tat community, teachem, ad­ will be in Bast Cbmetery Ambeault of RockvHta died j,gj„g stopped the first Daigle, 264 Autumn St.; Mrs. Donohue and son, 88 Oak St. The U-3 Weather Bureau says steamer Pioneer Leyte which Friends may call at the ^fu- Saturday at Farren Memorial j^g panicked, sped away Scheduled for Flight Rebecca Muscatine, 22 Coleman the meeting, keyed the two-day ministration and members of dense fog formed over most of collided with an American conference to this double-edged SALE neral home tomorrow. «... from 2 *Ato ..Hospital, Montague, Mass. broke the many laws, in­ CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) perfectly twice earlier this year R''-'- Edwina ROssignol, tae board to make each groiq> Connecticut- By mid-moming freighter. And his office approved a deal to perm it the head of the hospital to quieUy resign hut to iffly 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Survivors also Include 2 Foot-Treats theme in his opening speech. more aware of tae otaera’ think- the fog- will have lifted and With 50 bodies recovered and cluding driving up to a speed - The space agency today an- In P«>pelling the Surveyor 1 and East Hartford; Elizabeth _Palm- "Asian peo^es have had a tag and suggestions. partly cloudy and mild on the payroll until after the election. ------sons, 4 other daughters, 2 sis- of 73 m.p.h. in the city. , , , . 2 spacecraft toward the moon, lierg, 71 Lockwood St.; Barbara con- Mrz, Ernest Uman ters, 39 grandchildren and 45 ___ nounced plans to launch an ^ fj^st Gronskl, RFD 1. Rockville; surfeit of violence and war," The program will begin a t 9 ditions will continue. Walter Jarowey, 50, of Ham- Marcos said. "Their deepest Mrs. Ernest Uman, 45, of great-grandchildren. den.pleaded with Judge Atlas-Centaur space rocket next American vehicle to soft-land on Mrs. Elizabeth Bubb, 15 Strong 'a.m. with coffee and regUtra- a weak cold front passed over T longing is for stability and seci> tion to be held in the cafeteria Connecticut last night and now West Hartford, sister of Atty. Funeral services will be held Reicher for special considera- Tuesday to fully qualify it for the lunar surface. Surveyor 2 St.; Mrs. Lois Dow^ 32 rlty. But the peace we want iy E. George Gorsky of Manches- tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the tion on the loss of his license lunar and planetary flights. had trouble and crash-landed on ®t.; Mrs. Gertrude Pagam, 16 of the high school. Following lingers off the coast- line. Thick- HIS ADMINISTRATION HAS CREATED SQME OF THE WORST TO CROCHET not the peace of death or the tae two panel discussions, er cloud cover aind rain is ter, died Saturday at Hartford Charles H. Vincent and Sons after he pleaded guilty to a The launching is one of two the moon. Eldridge^^.; Mary Burg- peace of betrayal.” Hospital. ' r ' ‘ ' Funeral Home, 8S0 Hop'meadow charge of speeding. space missions scheduled from Those were direct-ascent er, Avon; Mrs. B arbas arreii, luncheon will be served in the organizing along tae trailing HIGHWAY DEATHTRAPS IN THE UNITED STATES. "We want to eSCalate the cafeteria. edge of this cold front, located 4 Survivors also include her St., Simsbury. Burial will be in ■ Jarowey said he was a sales- Cape Kennedy next week. Ear- shots that required only one ig- Hr., Vernon; Mrs. Pns- ^ ^ ° cilia Grimm; 3 Grandview Ter., peace of the world,” Marcos Discussion groups wilt meet over Georgia and South Caro- husband, a son and daughter, Elmwood Cemetery, East Gran- man and depended on his driv- Her, the Communications Satel- nition of tffe Centaur engines. declared at another point. "Wy from 12:30 to 1:45 p.m. and line. The trend for this area of 41 have been killed on just one stretch of Interstate 91. In Hartford, the eastbour^ Iona bf her mother and another brother, by. ing for his livelihood and the lite Corp. announced plans to With the capability of a sec- Rockville. Also, Mrs. Judith Carlni, An- must escalate the peace for the from 1:45 to 3:00 p.m. in class- rata is to move northeastward newly completed Interstate 84 is so hazardous, its opening is delayed indefinitely, Funeral services were held Friends may call at the fu­ support of his family. launch a satellite on Wednesday ond ignition, the Centaur stage alternative is escalation in the rooms. creating a threat over Oonnec- yesterday at the Weinstein Mor­ neral home tonight from 7 to He asked Judge Reicher to to extend commercial communi- would be able to enter a parking opposite direction — toward to­ Bach discuesion group will ticut tonight and early Tuesday tuary, 640 Farmington Ave., 9. give him a break because he cations coverage via space to orbit and at the desired time Perfect Compfinions tal war.” include one of tae guest panel- morning. It appears that tae Hartford. Burial was in Hart­ needed his license. the Far East. and place, refire its powerplant "The public opening sessloq The Atlas-Centaur Is set for to send the spacecraft toward ists, a discussion leader and re- bulk of precipitation will pass ford Mutual Society Cemetery, F u n erals "When that radar stopped was held In the legislative border. These participants will to the south, and east with Con- UNDER HIS ADMINISTRATION, THERE IS ROOM FOR QNLY ONE Hartford. me,” he said, "I don’t know how 5:30 a.m. EST Tuesday, the the moon or planets. chamber of the PhiUppiny remain the same at both dis- nectlcut on the fringe of the Friends, may. call at her late fast 1 was going.” He said other communications satelllite for 6 "The earth orbit capability House of Representatives. Pres­ Mrs. Annie Collins will significantly enhance the cussion periods.. General par- weather system, THIRD OF THE APPLICANTS TO OUR STATE COLLEGES. home. ' , cars had passed him in the p.m,. Wednesday. ident Johnson, trying to avoid ilclpants will be able to at- Tuesday’s weather should 5 The family suggests that those 'WAPPING—Funeral services same area, but many of them • An attempt will be made to flexiblUty of Centaur in support the appearance of a dominant tend both discussion groups, Show an improving trend. Tem- wishlng to do so°may contribute for Mrs. Annie V. Collins of 335 weren’t stopped. Jarowey said place the Centaur second stage of lunar and planetary missions role in the conference, did not however. peratures will show no drastic 16,000 could not be admitted this year. to a charity of their choice in Buckland Rd. were held yester- he had not been stopped before in orbit and then restart Its two by increasing the period of time speak. If in which these launches can be Notes taken by the recorders change with night time lows Mrs. Uman’s memory. day afternoon at Wapping Com- in thb seven years he’s had the hydrogen-powered engines. President Johnson’s advisers ^vIH later be compiled for mall- generally In tae 60s and day- munlty Church. The Rev. The- job as manufacturers represen- successful, the rocket will hurl a made,” the National Aeronaut- were deeply interested In rer tag to all participants. Each Ume highs In the 90s. Dial-A-Iift... ((43-2751 Alexander Lltwlnczyk odore Bachelor, pastor, of- tative, and that he generally dummy model of a Project Sur- Ics and Space Administration ports from New York that Hun­ erson attending will be given Five Day Forecast UNDER HIS ADMINISTRATION, THE STATE SPENDS LESS PER Alexander Lltwlnczyk (Lit-_ ficiated. He was assisted by the tried to pay special attention to veyor spacecraft toward an im- said —• in some Instances wide- garian officials see possibility oi J brief evaluation form to be WINDSOR IGCK8 (AP)— died Rev. Roy Hutoheon of Com- his speed as he drove. aginary moon .r-a spot in space ning the periods from minutes a settlement based on reinstltut- filled out before leaving the The U.S. Weather Bureau says CAPITA ON FISH AND GAME SERVICES THAN IT DID Tarty thfs'morning ^ Manches- munity Chufeh. Burial was in Judge Reicher fined Jarowey 236 (JOO miles away from the to l^urs ing the 17th Parallel as a firna taeettag temperatures in OonnecUcut orblta also j A ■»» XI un«nitni WauplniT C€iTi6tcry $30 and “Said it was out of hLs dlirth. ^ Earth parking dividing line between Norlh and Invitatfons have been extend- Tuesday through Satorday are 10 YEARS AGO. Mr^Lltwinczvk was'bom In Bearers were Stephen Wll- hands as to what the Motor Ve- Two previous attempts failed wUl permit Surveyor spacecraft South Viet Nam. North Vletr •d tb air town civic groups and expected to average flP«xr or T. , Hams Roeer Williams, David hide Department may do about to re-ignite the Centaur engines to be launched during the winter namese troops end supplies churches to send delegates to slightly below normal-vvlth little to .'t r..rt W*” S r * . „ d S l. “ ni.to, .11 th. ..tomallc 1. Enji.e.rtos month, who. lomtr llghtl.* oon- Connecticut ranks 46th in funds budgeted for sportsmen. „ Manenester ai M e y g of Mrs Collins Chester S. Ososki, 31, of 31 have been made to correct the dlUons are unfavorable for di- have moved around or across toe conference. Members of toe day to day change. Normal high He was a loom fixer at Cheney 490 W. Middle Tpke. pleadad- not problems. rect ascent . trt^ectoriCfl.V th e,. that line into the fighting in the general public are also Invited and low temperatures ter this Bros. for 45 years luitil his re­ South. i to attend. time of year include: Hartford tirement 12 years ago. He was Main St., was in charge of ar- guilty to a charge of/making The Atlas-Centaur performed apace agency added. The big question U.S. officials AIrnuui Promoted 61 and 37; in Bridgeport 60 41; Day In . . Day O ut.. a long-time member of the Pol­ rangements. unnecessary noise w ill/a motor ______. . ,______/ were asking, today was whether . Brian J. Reynolds, a 1964 New Haven 59 and 40. vehicle and his case wa.s contin­ ish American Club. meanwhile, slQwed..down. Policy the Hungarian view was shared graduate of the high school, has Precipitation may total up to Bernard Blovtsh ued to Oct. 27 for trial by court. been promoted to tae perma- % inch falling mostly on Thurs- WE MHNTAm OUR LOWEST PRICES Survivors include his wife, Family of Six said Ctorrfia ero^a^;oVtP onc^ in North Viet Nam. 1 Mrs. Alice Vele^hko Lltwlnczyk, The funeral of Bernard Blo- Blkir B. Sibley, 20, of Coven- In Warsaw, Informed diplcy nent grade of Airman First day or Friday. There Is a crisis In Connectlcutl more and collided>with the Hill Soft slippers in crochet, trim­ rTon!'Edwrrr):;jh^i;f st. was hdd Hurt in Crash car almost head-qn.,., med with bows, lace, flowers or mats and Polish sources felt Class by -the U. S. Air Force. ------— Meadow, 'K^aco'• Mass. a 'daughter; this morning from the Holmes * paillettes! Easy and Inexpen­ that the Soviet Union may be ' Airman Reynolds and his MUSIC FINALISTS NAMED ON Mrs. Elizabeth Carpenter of Funeral Home, 400 Main St., for disregarding a stop .sign. . - , . xt The impact sent bothicara to preparing quiet new initiatives Wife, tae former Nancy Lee HARTFORD (AP) — Three PRESCRIPTIONS Sibley Lid he was in first gear, Correia of 154 N. the side of the. highway sive to make; therefore, ideal Manchester: three grandchil- with a Mass of requiem at St. for'gift-gTvi'ng. (Make'an extra » Vietnamese settlement Giggery of 31 Hazel Dr. are finalists have been selected for and that ke was barely travel- School St., his wife and four . Police said the accident is still • . . resulting in meaningful dren and two great-grandchil- James' Church, ing when he went through the children were all Injured late pair for yourself!) following the Communist sum? at Charleston Air force StaUon tae $1,000 prize were Joel Rus- dren. The Rev. ,John ,J. O’Brien under investigation. te Maine. sell, 16, of West Hartford a stop sign. last night when the car they Pattern No. 5542 ha.s‘crochet mee«ng In Moscow last . savings to you every day! The funeral will be .."beld- was-celibrant. Mrs. Jane Mac- and trim directions' for sizes ; .. U LWV Board Meetliig Set clarinetist; Diane Sewartz, 17, Wednesday at 8:15 a^mi:'!lron* .^caroil« was organist. Burial was Judge Reicher said; “Well, ^ere riding in collided head-on - The League of Women Voters of Orange, a singer; and Ronald Ne ups and downs In your Prescription ’A you’re a college student. The with another vehicle on the small,medium and large inclu- there was no public soft- wethe John F. Tierneyii.e.iicy Jin, Funeral in .’ at.,Sti'-, JamesJames’ i^emeiery. Cemetery. The me ‘completely wilbur Cross Highway gjyg , ening from Hanoi or Peking, will hold an executive board Canatosi, 17, of Bridgeport, a costs-•no "discounts’’ today, "Regular About Town meeting Oct. 24 at 8 p.m. at pianist. prices’’ tomorrow 1 ELECT » t . A ' . I -to- ^ motionless.’ Youyou snouia should KnoW' know' '^cnrL Pnrrpl ?su?ferJda Buffered hear in1 iuries To order, send 35c in coins assail^ the Manila confer? a so emn h.g;h Mass of requiem pommittal service. t^at.” Then he pronuonced the a n ? an S r v to to: Anne Cabot, The Manches- ^ aim -was to l)io "reduoed specials’’—no "temporary at St, James’ Church at 9.-Bur-. B e ^ r s were John Struff, an injury 10 to an ear, Manchester Lodge of Masons reduotlonk’’ on Prescriptions to lure according to a spokesman at ter Evening Herald, 1160 AVE. up the -war. Ajid bothre- iai will be In St. James' Ceme- -.i^erbert Johnson, Alex Balchun- will meet tomorro,w at 7:30 OF AMERICAS, NEW ’YORK, terms for peace negotia custoiucre! tery. “ JoLnh Hospital, where the p.m. at Masonic-TempleTThere N V 10036 which the United Statei At the,same time,, there is never any Friends may call at the fu­ t t ’ ^ T Edward Yankowski, 18, of SZ .fimily was "brought. Correia’s will be a question and answer Sko(|[esHi and.Jeronxe Kamln?ki. Dr, was changed, to fail-;,wife. Maria, suffered chest in- program after the meeting. For Ist-clkss mallikg add 10c South Viet Nam havt re compromise in service or qiulity! neral home tonight from 7 -to 9 jected over .an4 over. ^Ctfyougljt fo r and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and ' ure to drive in the establisbedr jm.{gg was‘reported In fair __ A classic by itself, the A-llne fbr each pattern. Print Name, YOU GET OUR LOWEST lane and he was fined $30., He'Qtheta hospitalized _ ' ----- dress, is topped by a warmly Address with Zip Code, Style 7 to 9 p.m. How coSmforting to Vtaow thst you can PRICES EVERY DAY OF THE Cotiimbia was arrested earlier this month JuHa, received an carihgan sweater. The re- No. and Size, We Deliver . , -. to t J been named a regional look forward to a retirement income, and YEAR . . . An d y o u SAVE GENGRAS Mrs. Eva jG. Kosslck , after poHOe say he lost liontrol ,„jury'toInjury to her ‘left elbow, and „ i'noA«7 cult in a, s^lhoyette that’s soft, . A special section on knit Is of his car on Parker St. and Isabella, 11. wrho received face and lady-like. v featurefeatured in the ’66 Fall and . .at the siune time protect your family MORE THROUGHOUT THE ROCKVJW^y _ MfS. Eva-' Two Motorists KLH Everywhere, Fxist slammed into a telephone pole, cuts; they are children of the ^ ^^th PATT-Q-RAMA Winter Album.! Only 50c a In the event of your prematurie death. Life inniranea YEAR .. .. . ON ALL YOUR OoehiiiM'‘ Koimek, 73, of 147- ; Held in Crash The following cases were a^i Correias. ,* Gnivereity. Ho for :tljies 10 to 20, bust 31 to copy. STEREO MUSIC PBESCBIFTION NEEDS. GOVERNOR Grove^i' 'yesterday itptm - : so disposed of: Harriet G. Darby 'q v o of the children were 1? 40. S W 12, 32 bust, dreSs, '3ti d B briaf you this peace of mind, tag at^kv^le G^eral Hosr^^^ M. Forostowski' of of 24 Jordt St., unsafe move- treated for minor injuries arid tlons the Soutaem Ndw'Eng- y a j., of 3a:’q plus 15 ounces of SYSTEMS riday I discuu Sun Life’s modem TRY US AND SEE pitai. the,-.widow was arrested ment from a standing position, released. They 'are Fernanda land Telephone Co. - ( - 's-pl/'liniuiiig worsted for card! Herbe^-'Il.'JKpjMick,-, . .. , , SatOTdaji afternoon after a two- $15; John Melesko Jr., 21, of 69 Correia, 7, and Linda, 2. gan. ' J 1 NOTICE policy phms with'you? B “‘/'car_ .( car .ieoHisfon.©oWslbn on Rt. 6A. ’ Summer St., following too close- The driver of the other car, Miss N a n c(|i Ml^blowsky,;. . cents In Notice is hereby given that GET THE G 2 IN GOVERNMENT! KOCKvjiiq, jip y zv,. .XW4, a.',., jrj^jfpgjtpwski, 19, was charged ly, $25; Dennis R. Root, 19, of .Ruth Hill of 10 Dailey Circle. daughter; of Mr. and’ Ed'^'<»ingnj[b3^5^tsia^ .Man- The Rose & Bill Candy Com- left 211 Union St., failure to have Rockville, was treated for ml- mund Mikolowsky of 105 Broad ^^gqi^ep.^^v^ening./; Herald, 1180 liany, Inc,, having Its principal NORMAN’S Richard a fender on a motorbike, $18, nor Injuries at Manchester Hos- St. yesterday Was lnv«9ted,:with tAVB. j OF AMERICAS, . NEW place of buslriMi Irt the Town ^ r-!■ t 1 'I- 1 :.tunii.The:oUier driver, Rlc .s'i'oi’ IN roI v­ ******iT4yS^?^?*^*^^**\*^^^^^^^^^* .Rqbliteph, ,'44,''AA ’. qf, TLake r> Ir a Amston A'SV and a defective horn on the ve- pital. cap and gown a t Trinity-'Col- yORK;,.M. Y. 1603^ . of 'Bolton, CtumeaUcut, has Joswpkii a n i: \K I'll I INC Paid ter by the CennKUcui Republican Hnanca CemmlttM, Marcua Geedalt, Traaiurar ‘N-dUlifcl • Was charged with driving left hide, $10; Warren Wayland, 17, State police said the accident Bprlington, ,'Vt, >4»t-ela83 'malHnS: ad(l lO beendlssolved-byrciolutlon'ef- oiitH t* gt 'an'J^r^ection. , , , • of 52 Deerfield Dr„ unnecessary took place near the Buckland ’ ■ i c e n ^ ie ^ h " pattern. Print-fectjve October. 15,..,1966, All nCMON.sl’K ATION ' V: . \\ ■ - ■ - Police said Forostowski start- noise with a motor vehicle, $18, overpass, •UJ HUl'l l'OKI) Kl). Ib loving memory of father and ed to make a left turn, and and defective muffler, $10; Roy The woman was heading butter, 857 EiMT CENTER STREET rrmndfather, Juliua Dey, who pasted MAN( HKS'l'CR AT th e PARKADE WEST MIDDLE TPKE. away Oct. 24, 1965. Robinson started to pass on the K. Winther, 21, of 77 Henry St., -west, police said, and Correia ing MANCHESTER a PMM MS

PACE MANCHESTER: EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEE, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, X866 KAN 6 HESTER anyone Is to deprive Manches­ Leave$ CoUectioh Iirtid e J. TieCK OR TRrtT ter’s children, of a physical, Bereaved Parents V « a n r i f n ^ ' ^ e r a ( Jtoua««f*^SSr 1, l|*l .Thh 01^ df Hartford crested ’The s c ^ I wsh cleared, hut at Streets tomorrow are: Congressman Weltner speaks for the piobe Hollow School before- *of this charaoter but letters which ai^..deirBinatoiy -or abusive over jwo >yeara ago a -nenm ffBiW.. FORK (AP) — . Selec- pubUcan w o f ^ g n Oommlttee Watch over two years ggo a “Berlin least IT rtiUdren ware stflt miss­ Emerson St. mbdsrate center which. North or casting their ballots on Novem-J' win be rejected. ’’ '»• - has contritomiid''nothing ^ seg- l i s ^ Bnttred Wall” whon'tlta t’6sii' one extreme, and by the nihilistic, Classroom space ia so limited rfght to, express his opinions our Town, I wholeheartsdly land. V'. r: ■ Osa Month .. aaaaaraah SB 16 ihajor programs’ ’nwstty to Some key issues adyiuiced W est S t anarchistic exponents of **black power” that all children in Grades TV,. concerning the candidates in the suppoi;! this worthwhile bond Actual^, the, eommittee^Uist. the building area at a’ total dbst about 2 'pdhlta but the geriergir PrayeiM - ’ fo r the dead and be- Bank S t on the other extreme, the American V, and V I are bused to th? cVming elections fo r,state rep­ issue and urge all voters to do April dU ^t^'ed 11,000 to-Walk-, THB of approximately 46 fniUfdn dol- pattern among higb-quiUity is— reaved were- said' Sunday In Middlefield S t U axelutljB y aaUUa center has to hold to Its decency. Its Washington School. This year resentatives. In turn, I trust he the same. ; er-r^tba tolir^ minimum It^. gives haaodated lore. K is my present under- sues woe irreguarly higher at churches,vthroughout Britain. In Cooper St, repuNteat^^ • it has become necessary to buj|, \*111 respect my right and duty Sincerely, evesj) Republican senate o x i ­ tpleranise, even of extremes, and Its own standing that< because of an in­ Rome, Paul VI asked pil Cooper Hill St. ____ naari ipuh- Borne children from Grades I ti> correct the retard so that Wayne Manti date. But ttaeea Has been po fi.-, love of country and of humanity If it Is crease in btlildirig costa since A spurt in maohins tod or-— grims In S t Peter’s Square to Ridge St. and H I to other schools in thfr Manchester voters w ill not be nancials— non»financial ^ e lp “ aU* 5 ^ of republVShtioB of «P m M to bring itself and 1^ country and the this pUm was sUgi^ested' riiat ders- rreported, e p o n «o . for lor Septemberoepiemoci pray for Aberfan and said: “It Arch St. patchea httdn ara dao, raaerrad. ■ . ■* misled by what is a misstate- Ban Incinerators !I^oo tar WjfrikM.-;Slnce then. , ff- r eSuae of man safely through the terrible Manchester system. ,, only 8 -of thi»e pfojects are be- and some good reports of cor ^ ^aaster which fills one’s Division St. Inc.,' aa- In spite of efforts to place i^ent o f fa ct in his recent; let­ To the Editor, ing proposed at,'ah approximate porate eamlnga provided a . 'Ihet to d ^ .o u t pur point'; Sen. a . “ iha Bamia Prinkln* O m challenge of our time. Either extrema _ heart with tenderness and Beech St. aumaa no tlnaaciid___ __ V *»*■ •y**’ ' I heartily support Pastor Erie 'Iliriaethii! B. ^.M^ ot Kerituc- x Children elsewhere, S o u t ter to the Open Forum. I refer Cost of 42 mlUfoh doUara,'Even cheerful background lor Wall grief.” Pleasant St ia willing to destroy America in order to Gothberg’s plea to eliminate cortiitritteei'^ 2 School today has 60 per cen^^ tb his statement “ let’s never for- this latter bond Issue has not street In Aberfan, one little girl ar­ Cedar S t have a wild chance of creating the old leaf-burning in Manehester. I riialitean; has snelved the old ^ more children in attendance gbt that the money for Route yet been approved by the vOt- Generally higher were autos, rived toe_ Sunday school but Goelee Dr. or new kind of America which exists in too, have tried, to obtain sup­ Gqiiilwiatsrlte Southern strategy. SR i than the school was designed tq, S'wBS appropriated w ay back in era of Hartford; steels, oils, rails, chemicals, there were no other children for Short St. C’ y port to ban not only leof-blirn- o f jiitovtng to” the right Of m Its own distorted dream. The center accommodate. >; 1966. What happened?” Until 'either the Manchester ajectrical equipments, drugs. the class. A ll were dead. CroSs S t ing, but to all back-yarri inclner^ Democrats on the race issste. It J f a i r w a x must not only hold against both the ex- In Grads I alone, which is ^ Would thdt.it were true! It is Board of Education;' The Board electronics. Aerospace dede- The village’s Baptist minister, A n y streets' scheduled for ators.' " is no seerst 4h WaeWngton that ^ ta t BOKlUia 09 qdicouAp trsines, but generate its own dynamics one of the most difficult classes rfdt, as all those who joined the o f Directors; Mr. Curtis, or Mr. fense isaoes declined. Airlines the Rev. Kenneth Haye, con- today but riot completed 'will w . We live In a home abutted by jgMjtqn Hals'been most uhhappy for moving forward toward the sane to teach, there are 36 youngr, Route 6 caravan to Hartford ------Scott„ g iv e ' us the voters some and nonferroue metals were ducted his morning sendee a be added to this schedule. 2 four neighbors who burn thek aters. This is a far cry from thq v^ll attest. I t was the 1966 ses- straight facts 1 am against any mixed. few hours after finding the about di6 racist underpinning Of t-S and decent solution o f the problems the trash—some of them indlscrinil* 26 to 1 pupil, teacher ratio o t sibn o f the General Assembly new sfiihool being built of any Aseoclated Press average crushed body of Ws lOryeariold Walker’s campaign. extremes woidd niahgle. ■ nately. One neighbor’s inclnefo,- PHILLY HEALTH FAIR which Manchester boasts. which appropriated 36 million addition being made to an exist- ^ stocks at noon was up eoq in the m art o f Ukekened tor revealed tin cans and banana PHILADELPIDA (AP) — « 9 ,|*rt’john Grenier’s ! fenate“ 0|f A grade H class is forced tq f&r Route 6 through Manches­ ing facility in Manchester. . .g at 286.1'vrith Industrials up nibble. _ 1 p.oL Thursd^: peels (which I personally inves­ a health Xtt ..ik^ ,2c jj0.--'' J — 1 p.m. iruay^ hold its sessions in- the cafsr. ter. it did so riot only because Mao, Mr. Editor, I don’t in m y ^ ^ ™ j ^ uttUUes up A puWic inquiry kito the dis- sseh dap al Playing Chess .With Castro tigated since the odor was so visitors can get free health testa j 5-nta,.ttiieggh45ntlltantly oonser- _Ja« deadline: Ami terla. Each day classes are dis­ o’f the day-by-day activities of opinion feel that your paper has i aster will open so;< Ooba. vldual conferences and a place, ^tolzed and coordinated by the fringement of the State Board of sey), (Jeneral Electric and west-West- Merthyrmennyr Tydfil, xyom, theu« district’s pie Just won’ t step Provef* Peace is going to be extrtordlnartly I have written to General pie Just won’ t step on the orate Asnatesenate oandidatrtaandidatrt as ■* * ■*, ‘v The State Department, keeping a for testing. The Dental Hygen-j Chamber of Commerce. Some Education into local educational Electric gained about chief mining center, scale,” said Sue Hood, one of titfloult to design in Vietnam,, elM vire M anager Weiss on August 3 re­ to decide Charles H. P ercy in Hlhtqie. straight face over the fact that this is 1st, Speech Therapist and Read­ \frere Republicans, some were issues; the growing concept of j His task w ill be the officials, '"rhey walk right might have had brighter chances of it garding this problem &nd cited 1966 Publishers Newwspsr the first Ume it has allowed any cul­ ing Consultant all must use, Democrats and some were in­ regional government and how Also helpful in that re ^ c t what caused the disaster — and by as if it isn't there.” flyndieat* ■ • Lea^erslup the efforts o f , the N ew Britain long before this. ^ the corridor when working wltj)^, dependents. A ll put aside par­ this relates to the suggestions were gainsg ^ of about a pointpomi by oy whether,wi«nwi, as the villagers say. tural group permission to visit Castro Health Dept, in cracking down And the main reason dianess peacs the children. The hall also, tisan political considerations— ih the “ Harvard Study General Motors and Goodyear, local government and mining .Cuba, pretends that its only hesitancy on all burners. He has promised In the futurS'alao aeem dim is that 11^1* serves as the library and a stor; for the sake of a better Man­ referencereierence ro to the me core and ema outer uuvex An uneven un6V^n performance p0ii orm anC6 else-tlB€* a authorities u u »riu «« iijiivArtM Ignored renePted about the matter waa one of wanting to to advise on the recommenda­ difficult to aee how either Md#, really, age area. ^ chester. They became "involv- core areas. And some comment ^^ere in the list of key stocks complaints that ths stag heap — make sure. that the journey would be tions of the Health Dept, after can give up any portion of ita present The need is there fo r a neiy,. eP>_for the sake of a better on *»>- the eventual h.ipincbusing nf of wwell i i jq wator down convlc- known aa a coal tip —ewas dan- 13S-Pi8ce HOMEMAKBI Sets by legitimate, cliess players. they have investigated “how hold «h the poTOcal ;hitur* M school! Purged the voters o f Manchester. Have their efforts over 1,000 students to the outer tions in the advance, even gerous. severe a nuisance is created by • 'iBpt)'^:’ Staf* Depa^ent .strrit^t Manchester to vote “ Yes” on, been forgotten so soon—solely core areas. The editor’s note to though gainers outnumbered One factor was extremely lilMnplete SMViotfsr 8 ' Vlethdm,^ ' the present practice” As most face cannot hide the fact that this per­ Nov. 8 for the Globe Hollow f’or the sake of partisan poli­ this total article should be in­ losers by almoet 2-to-l on tee heavy rainfaU, and there also When the probleim U ;k»oked V«t'from civic-minded residents of Man­ mission is something of a departure, a tical advantage? teresting. \ . New York Stock Exchange. was an underground spring in this angle, it becomes difficult to 'ln »- School. chester do not bum their trash, small, relatively safa a'ign thpt the Sincerely yours, I tiear no 111-wm for the un­ Respectfully yours, Losses of about 1% each by the heart of the mountain. Rob- gln the Spring-Gard- Very truly yours, torial District. ..»,ohave an _____ Initiatory meeting State Department face there might be involving a relatively small- ner St area. Winifred H. Wilson He was talking about such govem- ’Ib e tw o men have had in- Wednesday a t 8 p.m. at the a new jptoaaa.of pOUey intelligence. number of Hartford elementary As a father of two small ment-controlVsd areas when he t M ' tma: Photographed By Reginald Pinto terwoven political careen. MakonlC Temple. Mrs. Clarence Glazier's students. These "visitors” are boys and a little girl, I have al­ “ Against Any New School” I versiRr 01 Conn. _ c “Frankly, we are nOt strong enough They campiUgned together in w . Wood and Mrs. Robert J. Corset and Uniform Shop bused to schools that "have' ad­ ways taken great consolation in To the Editor, BOW to cmnpete with the OOnudtmibta THREE-MASTED SCHOONER, BOOTHBAY HARBOR, MAINE 1968, when Doocy was elected Smith will chaperon the candi- Main St.— Maacheeter ■ G ofB ';'A w ay-. *5 V equate facilities.” These stu­ the fine school system we have I should Hke to compliment 681 on s purSly' poUti^'basla. They ata er- liyndon'’'ft taking a brip;'Thali* ii nice. d o w n t o w n MANCHESTER StMW.'OTREPT U b .A. dFireV from dents are not bused to South in the Town of Manchester. I Mr. Whitney for his recent ar­ to the State Senate and Barry dates. 643-6846 Ike went to Korea. JFK went to Ire­ was elected a state represents- Refreshments will be served hftrowR Univertdiy ganined and disciplined. The. Aon-Com- School where 164 students are know my children will receive ticle in your paper entiUed land. It goes along with being President, tive from Manchester. in the banquet hall after the munist nationalists are not—we do not now occupying an area intend­ the education they will need in "Wants Guarantee” . A t the likp the White House smd receiving cute H e r a l d In March, 1964, when Doocy meeting. Mrs. -Robert M. Bant- have any large, -weU-orgSnised political ed for 100 students: where the order to take their place in our same time I would hke to dis­ I • Successful insoraiice!! letters from seven-year old girls who knnounced that he would not ly is in charge of Halloween parties and we do not yet have unity. By Rowland Evans Jr. accepted student-teacher ratio society. agree with the editor’s note af-. ' vC lrasincBS:i|i»A want to know if thy can attend the In- I n s i d e Y e s t e r d a y s run for a third term In the decorations. Members of a re­ % J?' yy We cannot leave the Vietcong in exis­ is far in excess of the recom­ However, our school system ter this article. augural Ball. O f course, LBJ went to St state Senate, Barry declared frehirient committee are Mrs. r tence." Robert D. Novak mended ratio; where a c'om,- must be constantly added to I write as a private citizen; Mexico a while back, but that doesn’t |« Eu!fiuriP towu 25 Years Ago plete class room must be total­ and improved if it is going to representing no one or group himself a candlate for the seat BUrton D. Pearl, chairman; Mr. In other words, this spokesman for count because all Texans know that from the old 4th Senatorial Dls- and Mrs. John L. 'Von Deck Sr., I m ajori^ leader in.’ Gtas- R e p o r t ment are granted a flve-cent ly , disorganized every no• saying that it will be disastrous for his ' Texas except that it is underdeveloped pulting out of the wall to maka vSilch is desperately needed. A s busing issue both Mr. , Curtis hls mind two months later and colm Robertson and Mrs. Fran- Like a bargain?' because it doesn't have Dallas and Giov- WASHINGTON — Just how with a 67 per cent "favorable” general and superintendent of Board of Park Commissioners ^vemment to have to take any kind of a makeshift cafeteria. These {tarents, let’s just take a look and Mr. Scott were saying that Barry .withdrew his name from cia Schiebel. hnPresident of Kiwjiiil%j em or Connally and Sohator John Tower badly Mayor John V. Lindsay, rating. schools were all nominated in as they meet to make wage ad­ consideration. The chapter will sponsor a formal peace in Vietnam which' might visiting students are not bused at the present South School: we could absorb a number of and Mr. Dan Smoot. New York City’s brightest new A footnote; The fact that the September primary. All will justments permitted under the As it turned out, there was public fashion show Monday, prevent it from carrying out Its military to the South Sclwol because we It was built to accommodate children into our school system So Lyndon is taking a trip. He will go political star, has been tar­ Rockefeller is now running be elected. This means that new annual appropriation voted Nov. 7 to T:30 p.m. at the M a- y.’“ V '-t' ■ \ '* effort to destroy the Vietoong as it now are too busy busing our elemen­ 100 Students and at present without adversely affecting the no state election in 1964 be­ to N ew Zealand and Australia. He will nished in his first 10 months in ahead of both Democratic candi­ anti-Maddox office holders will during a town meeting Oct. 6. sonic ’Temple. tary grade students to the four there are 164 students in the pupil-teacher ratio in the class cause of a federal court order J #:Fonnet. ' pw^deiU,,. sxlata inaide the govenunent lines. be photographed with Australia’s Prime one of the world’s toughest jobs, date Frank O’Connor and be able to cut off traditional Sanitary sewers in the sec­ comers of Manchester. There,, bhllding. The P.M. session o f room. Now we get the reverse in connection -with reapportlon- 1 ChurcKs Men’s G ]k »; This spokesman waa also aaying, of Minister Holt. (Australia has a general is how confirmed by a confiden­ Liberal candidate Franklin D. power sources from the new tion of town served by the town- 2 MILLION INVITED BACK are now approximately 121 stl^. kindergarten, 1st and 3rd grade speech and are being told about ment. Doocy and all other legis­ course, that the fate of South Vietnam election a month from now. PPnny tial poll. Roosevelt, Jr,., despite his low governor. owned water department are ST. JOHN’S, Newfoundland dents bused out of the South. exceed the 1 to 25 teacher-pu- the overcrowding in the local lators remained in office. must not, at this stags of affairs, be left thing.) He w ill confer., He will say that Top-level New York politi­ standing with the voters, tends to be further extended. X.WV, ------w. —Although there are only 500,- I • Former' presideilt B\irthermore, the state high­ School District. pjl ratio. The reading consult­ system. Gentlemen what are the ■When Doocy resigned his sen America will be resolute and that it'will cians ordered and now are to soften the political impact of EMi^Bidgc ; to any free po^cal deci^n of the peo­ way program, one of the sweet­ I wish to invite the people at' facts. Maybe the time has come aterlal seat last winter to ac- 000 Newfoundlanders, the prov- AUTOMATIC REDUCTIONS. aitand by its commitments and that it is studying a poll (by professional Lindsay’s low rating. Consider­ ant, social worker, speech the’r- ple, becmise the Vietcongf would be sure est patronage pots in Georgia’s 10 Years Ago Manchester to visit South School^ for the townspeople to consider cept an appointment for lieu- ince has Invited back for home- doing everything in its power to make pollster Oliver Quayle) showing ing the caliber of the opposition 5»lst, and dental hygienist to win th at kind o t eontest. paist history, has now been re­ and see for themselves that a some replacement of adminis­ tenant governor, Barry in a spe- coming year this year the more • M ilitary service dm _ peace. He will be cheered by crowds, that if Republican Lindsay were the Democrats would be likely A fter more than three hours v ^ k with children in the cor­ In summary, ‘ then, this apokssman organized by Sander's. No long, terrible need for a new school., trative people on the school clal elecUon, ran for the State than 2 mllUon ex-residente and W orM W ar H.; and J whose size the police will estimate. He running state-wide today against to put up, Lindsay still would of discussion at a public hear­ ridors which are also the stor­ was saying that any kind of peace for er can governors appoint offi­ does exist. staff? Senate seat and was elected. children of ex-residents. may lay a wreath. He will be picketed. Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, Lind­ have an excellent chance for a ing, the Board of Directors post­ age areas, and library, end are r e a d cials of the highway program, The people wnll realize tha^, With reference to the editor’s Vietnam which ia not preceded by the He will be on the front page of almost say would lose by the over­ second term as mayor in 1969 pones debision on a new lease t ^ narrow under normal condi­ r . * ■ - '. X who in turn would give juicy the letters that have appeared note. Manchester citizens have BARGAIN deetruction of the Vietcong underground every U.S. newspaper. And, of course, whelming margin of 66 per cent if he wants it. with the Manchester Country tions. Tliere is no hope to ex- • Recij^eni . rf- contracts to favorite road-build­ in this Forum questioning the' done an excellent job over the which exists inside «>e government lines he Wiil also be on television. to 34 per cent. Even if Lester Maddox, the Club. pjmd the present school as the l(M^chester) ers. As of Jan. 1, a new Sand­ need of a new school in the lighl; past 16 years in school and pro­ ’ 935 M AIN STREET will, no matter what ita formal, terms, ! Lyndon will go to Manila. He will This unequal Kennedy-Lind- racist Democratic candidate for la ^ is too spiitll and poorly ers-appointed 10-man highway Representatives of a number of the Hartford-Manchester buaV gram expansion: Including the guished Service confer. He will be photographed. He will say pairing (a possible precur­ governor of Georgia^ comes shaped. be a peace wbiCh threatens to leave the board has sole control over of town agencies confer on the ing issue ia completely unfound- majority support of the busing 1966;' say that America will be resolute and sor of a real Kennedy-Lindsay from behind and wins in Novem­ The growth potential of this Vietoong in control of the future free naming the director of high­ question of a site for the pro­ ed. issue. No enlightened person is ■ stands by its commitments and is do­ race for governor or senator in ber, he will find that traditional area Is great at present but \ politics of the country; It ia this consid­ ways. posed North End junior high I sincerely hope Uiat the peo-,'^ proposing a "Berlin Wall”. If ing everything it can to make peace. He 1970) is less a sign of Kennedy patronage doors available to wUl be even greater after the 10 F orm er,area diairm an eration which prompts doubt that school. pie of Manchester will make the MANCHESTER will be cheered by crowds, and prob­ strength than of Lindsay’s rapid previous governors have been The major sources o f patron­ OF I Bast Catholic b'ufldiAgy President Johnson, even if the opposi- closed. age power left open to the new Globe Hollow School a reality so- ably lay a wreath, and be picketed, and descent from voter favor. that our students may again., [■'F irn d J /' ^ tion formally complied with all his peace Other voter samples now Incumbent moderate Gov. governor are the purchasing Cn this date: be on the front page of every U.S. pa­ come home!! it dise is regular Watkins stock, renjoved Itom our reo«^, demands and conditions, could actually per. And on TV. under study by New York politi­ Carl Sanders’ own candidates trencried as state auditor for In 1942, Admiral William Hal­ Raymond L. Peracchio D.M.D. {{ J o .In c p in jo rirto t . d f M w i f 2 decide to wlUjdraw American troops at Next Lyndon will feo to Thailand cians show that Kennedy’s over­ for lieutenant governor attorney two more years and can keep selling floors because they are down ^ sey was appointed commander Preaident P.T.A, •* ichestjiir MamoHril ,Hqe|dr any time in the predicteble future. where he will be photographed but not all “performance rating" is 56 and revenue departjnents. How­ end-of-the-lot, shopmarked or discontinued, oatterrts.. ever, a Sanders man is en- (See Page Nice) in the South Pacific. South School M On the other hand, it would be even picketed because 'Thailand is one.of the per cent "favorable” (two Prices are sharply reduced when they arrive hefo . . f more impossible, for the, Vietcong to re­ dominoes of the free world and Thais points higher than President who don’t agree with Mr. Johnson go to Johnson’s in New York state). and remarked lower each week they, rer^in, linquish, even if their o\ra I ^ e r ^ l p I a Paist president of’M w - jail. After that, Lyndon will go to Ma­ But Lindsay comes out with a o r that from Hanoi agreed they woQld; reach 10% of their original prices. So, rf 1 cheslw Jaycees 't laysia where he will be photographed “favorable” rating of only 35 ested in making savings like these . . . make shoppihg ir ■ ■ . *1! - y that grass roots political atrens^h' it and shown on TV being greeted by per cent state-wide, a stunning possesses even inside tenitory tte'.igbv- cheering crowds whose' size „the police drop from his 81 per cent "fa ­ at Watkins Bargain Shop a habit. Come in tomOfrovyl ^■• D iyisieD ch airm an fo r emment itself controls militarily.' will estimate. He will confer and say vorable” rating just after the 1 U n ited ..Fm id an d C dlii- Publishers Newspgpgr That is the deadlock .undetneat^ all that America w ill be resolute and is do­ city transit strike was settled 8 .Tmlirqte,'19M i-m un ity leh est formal high level dlscusri^; of "^aoe ing everything possible to achieve early this year in his first days \ ■ ' < i ? terms. It is the pessimism' w hi^ says peace. V'- as mayor. I T h rou gh W s civile and I that peace might not be possible.. t » Lyndon will go to South Korea next As low as Lindsay is, how­ bu sin ess activity, h e is where he will be greeted by cheering ever, he rates only one percent­ . J'"'''’ kick pleats, iridescent pumpkin upholstery ... make in Vietnam evqn if both aides ‘ 'S ''’ i-. r i M I n o w u niq u ely q m lifie d to crowds and where he will confer. He age point lower than Gov. Nel­ i :'s i- ■ ' ■ $172.00 High-back Master’s Chair, matches chair ; V Should really want to! make it. s r J;i(jerve th e . 4th D istrict a s | will be photographed with Korean Pres­ son Rockefeller, now seeking his $219.00 82” Modem Low-back Sofa, foam cushion, tapered ident Park who is currently trying to third term as governor. The B t& te: S en ator. legs, blue-green nubby upholstery...... • ^ • • ’ L ' j ’.tqrr'art distract attention from an ugly scandal highest-rated politician of either !i b ra ss The Center Is’Thc Hcipe involving cabinet members and Korea’s party in New York today is Re- $59.95 31” Table Lamp, black and metal um, Congressman Charles . Weltner, the j wealthiest businessman and who is (fun­ Imblican Sen. Jacob K. Javits, $119.00 Modem High Loose-pillow-back Lounge Chair, f ^ gebrge "u d " sminently decent OeoigiAn ^lio 'hitt re­ ny thing) up for re-election next Spring. Designed for the tapered legs, green and matching floral '' ’ ^ ' ac sj- signed his nomination ra th ^ than’ sup­ Lyndon w ill even atpp in South Viet­ $44 50 2014 X 25Vi” Maple End Table, one shelf, plastic top ... .^..Oo port the segregationist candidate; las- nam, He hadn’t said he will stop there, A Thought for Today $119.00 45" Modem Love Seat, metal and wood frame, reversibltf^ive tsr Maddox, for'gbveraor of his state, but.lt turned out to be an excellent op­ discriminating Sponsored by the Manchester and gold textured cushions...... ‘ 'nqRn should be considered. M^ethibg of a portunity to lay a wreath and to confer $89.95 Modem Lounge Chair, mate to sofa, gold cover . .x.. .. .67.»u Council of Churches , is th e=man to represent legltiinate autbotity oii the problem on and to point out that America is reso­ Do you want a dinette se^that is more $44.50 18 X 27” Maple Step Table, onef I^^U ’in the State Senate, which hto eodrictions have biie(i so lute and doing all it .can to make peace. $347.00 84” Low Loose-pillow-back Sofa, to the _ floor model, f ^ It will also put Ljmdon on the front St. Paul’s great secret lay in than just ordinary in appearance? One iramatically demonstrated. page o f every U.S. paper and on TV — his amazing ability to reach for for your particular decorating flair? cushion, square arm, tangerine and olive brocade .. •. In any ease, we believe Ws aiialysis though this factor probably hadn’t and recall his greatest hour, Daystroms are designed for the dis­ $189.00 Low-back Slope-arm Lounge Chair foam cushum , kj(* tfeat, Vofi LaBomt sf nhst is meant by the ‘hlsoH crossed his mind. this being the moment when he criminating, so there is one just right gold stripe upholstery...... ’ ’ ’ ’ ' *' ‘ power*’ becanse it happens to be oiur Tonally, Lyndon will come home. He was caught u^ into heaven on W you.' And Daystroms have a very $143.00 40” Chest-on-chest, five drawers, wie with .shirt divider, di^ saalyriBSS.wri]. . will be greeted at the airport, and be the road to D ^ ascu a. He had practical side, too. All-sets have stain, tressed pecan finish, antique brass drawer pmls • j - Vbti RepublicaA Congreashwin Weltner, a d d r e s s ^ th e' pidketsd. He will declare that America what is known today as alcoholsterrid chairs, and chip resistant $129.00 Laweon Lounge Chair, foam cushion, box pleats, t a n i^ n e is foing all it can to make peace, and “ bounce." \ Wbmm'B National Democratic Ctab metal frames. They are . completely and brown plaid upholstered cover WsaMagtoii the other day, diseanied tto that it will be resolute and honor all the Every man has his ups and' $50.00 Mediterranean Dresser Mirror, distrws^ pecan fim sl^ . ^ oommitmehts he has just made in New downs, “ Sometimes ,I’se up, washable. See the many styles ip the V O T E N d V .t gefintUons some of the uam of the $304.80 7-Piece Cherry Dining Room, 42 x62-in. table y a t ^ n e » Zealahd and Australia and Manila and Sometimes I ’se down; Yes, O Watkins Daystrom Gallery tomorrow. fhiaM^"blaek power” have been offer­ 12-in leaf. 2 Windsor Arm and four side ohairs .iXT?.‘»u Thailand and Malayaia and South Korea. Lord.” But blessed is the man 5' pc-, set: shown is $125. Others from , ing for K. 'He did not accept their ex- $119.00 ilSiterranean Wing Chair, distres^ troitwopd , 'airtne Far Sennfoi;, His homecoming will be the big news on who can recall his best hours $69.95. • « .^

-L. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1966 PAGE ELEVEN

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1966 "' ■ PAGE TEN BECAUSE YOU COME H IST... Lewie-Girouard Matthews- Romano-Duell The Baby Has WE GIVE S&H STAMPS, TOO! , LzBaesil The marriage of Miss Jac­ ^ i r s t ■ni* Church of St. John the quelyn Glrouard to David Rich­ Divine, Thetford Mines, Quebec, ard Iiewle, both of Manchester, N a t i o n ^ C i^, was the scene Saturday was solemnized Satorday morn­ Been Named. momlns of the marriage of Miss ing at St. Bridget’s Church. The bridcv is tha daughter of Stores Janet Isabella Smith of Thet­ Mrs. Josephine M. Brown of 317 ford Mines to the Rev. Stephen Tolland Tpke. The bridegroom OIU, Rodney Oharlee, son of Bryan C. and Tlwresa David Matthews of Glen Ellyn, is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Clar­ DUran Gill, 18 Margaret'Rd. He Was born Sept. 6 at Mercy ni. ence Lewie of 179 Birch St. Hospital, Sacramenth, Calif. His maternal gnmdparents are iniiA nm wps ^The bride ^ a daughter of The Rev., Robert J. Keen of Mr. and Mrs. Augustine M. Duran, Sacramento, Caltf. His pa^ Mr. and Mrs. George W. Smith St. Bridget’s Church perform­ ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. GIU, 18 Mar­ of Thetford Mines. The bride­ ed the double ring ceremony. garet Rd. His maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Louisa groom is the son of Vice Presi­ Bouquets of white, blue and Duran, Sacramento, CaUf. Hla paternal great-grandmother Is dent and Mrs. Howard B. Mat­ gold flowers were on the t ’tar. Mrs. Charles Gill, Santa Ana, Calif. 3 B 0 3 > a r u s BOIVXJS thews of Wesleyan University, The bride was given in mar­ * .*' * * * B X 3 K T O O B I 3 V O O Middletown. His maternal riage by her brother, Robert Slillllto, Ldiralne Denise, daughter of Terrell R. and P R IZ B S U P PRIZB S L IP grandparents were the late Mr. Girouard of Hartford. She wore Nancy Parwell ShllUto, 92 E. Middle Ttke. She was born Oct. PR O G R A M # 12e PRO GRAM # 1 2 6 and Mrs. Cart J. Anderson of a full-leng;th peau de sole gown 12 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ BONUSBINGO i Gsbden St. Father Matthews Is trimmed with pearls and lace, ents are Mr. and Mrs. Rlkhard S. Farwell, Taguna Hills, Calif. curate of St. Mark's Church, designed with an A-llne skirt Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Rosalie L. Shlllito, Tucson, ONE THOUSAND TEN DOLLAR Glen Ellyn. and train. Her veil of silk il­ Ariz. She has a sister, Cynthia Lenore, SVi, DOLLAR GAME GAME Officiating clergy were the lusion was arranged from a ^ • • • • * U-3 B-1 Rev. Caoion S. A; Meade, rector crown of pearls and rhinestones Nolan, 'Hmothy Patrick, son of Ronald F. Sr. and Helen of St. John’s Church, celebrant; and she carried a cascade bou­ Rady Nolan, 133 Grove St., Rockville. He was born Oct. 1 at the Rev. W. A. Sadler, profes­ quet of miniature carnations, Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. sor of theology. Bishop’s Uni- roses and wheat. Hiomas F. Rady, 100 Grove St., Rockville. His paternal U O O O ^ Isif versity, Lennoxville, Quebec, Mrs. Raymond Masaitls of grandparents are Mr. and Mix. Francis Nolan, Upper Butcher i preacher; and the Rev. W. ronze chrysanthemums artd signed with a dark gold brocade • • * • • autumn foliage decorated the bodice and train, and a light Skipper, Joan Marie, daughter of Joseph M. and Al- attar. gold crepe bell shaped skirt. matt Schneider Skipper, 18 West St., Rock'ville. She was bom - •The Wftde was given In mar­ She wore a matching pillbox Oct. 8 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandpsu> Start Playing dt All First National Supermarkets, . . in . • Cbnneiiicdt • •• aild Western Mass. riage by her father. She wore hat with face veil, and she car­ ents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schneider, 14 West St., Rock­ a full-length gown of imported ried a cascade bouquet of min­ ville. Her paternal grandmother la Mrs.»Anna Skipper, 10 Swiss silk, designed with jewel iature blue carnations and Depot Sq. She has a brother, Don Joseph, 6%; uid two sis­ 4 neckline, long tapefed sleeves wheat. ters, Peggy Ann, 11, and Jean Louisa, 9. andi skirt wiUi chapel train. Her Bridesmaids were Mrs.-' • * • • • veil of double Illusion was ar­ James Townsend of Manchester ranged from a traditional gold and Mrs. Dennis Rooney of Col­ GhesUck, Jeanne, daughter of Charles and Lois Harvey Swedish wedding crown belong­ chester. Their royal Wue bro­ Cheslick, 63 Hayes Rd., Wapplng. She was bom Oct. 11 at ing to the bridegroom’s cousin. cade and light blue crepe gowns Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. Hazel Harvey, Miami, Fla. Her paternal grandparents She carried a cascade bouquet were styled to match the honor MRS. DAVID RICHARD LEWIE k of white carnations and steph- attendant’s. They wore match­ are Mr. and Mrs. John Cheslick, Portland, Maine. She has a MRS. STEPHEN DAVID MATTHEWS anotis.' ing pillbox hats with face veils, brother, Theodore, 15; and four sisters, Bernadette, 16, Don­ " Mrs. R. D. Allenson of Chi­ and they CEirried cascade bou­ na, 14, Oarla, 11, and Ann Marie, 5. cago, m., was matron of hon­ quets of gold miniature carna­ • • • • « or. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Mi­ tions and wheat. Hill'Sprague Hayes, Kimberly Beth, daughter of the Rev. C. Wesley Zapadka^Knight chael Carpenter of Montreal, Raymond Masaitis of Man­ and Dorothy Hein Hayes, Hamden. She was bom Oct. 6 at Canada, Mrs. R. B. Camire of Hartlnger photo chester, brother-in-law of the Yale New Haven Hospital, New Haven. Her maternal grand­ *1,000 WINNER *1,000 WINNER *1,000 WINNER *500 WINNER *500 WINNER I *500 WINNER bridegroom, served as best parents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Hein, 235 W. High St. Toronto and Miss Mary Frances MRS. ROBERT ALLEN ROMANO Raymond Jiiros Smith of Thetford Mines. They man. Ushers were Donald Lew­ Her paternal g;randmother is Mrs. Inez Bisbee, Hamden. She Mrs. Virginia C Parson Elsio Coughlin Mrs. DanM S. Rnbatin Norman Wamar' Gaitiudi M. Hale last Hartford, Conn. were dressed alike in floor Miss Deborah Ann Duell of the bridegroom; and Richard ie of Manchester, brother of the has two sisters, Christine Elise, 4%, and A U ^ Regina, 27 New Iritain, Conn. Portland, Conn. i os» Honipfon, Cenn. length gowns of silk peau de East Hartford and Robert Allen Curran of Manchester. bridegroom; and James Town- months. sole, fdshloned with sabrina A reception for 125 was held Manchester, • • • • • fiuaxda, Qadyt Hartford, Conn. Kiefaiiers, Jean Windsor, Conn. Hartferd, Caau. Romano of Manchester ex- at the Army and Navy Club, Mrs. Girouard wore a moss necklines, tulip sleeves and Sarll, Christopher James, son of V. J. and Josephine McDonnell, Joseph Wost Hartford, Conn. Prhritra, Thomas East Hartford, Conn. Ghstonhwy, Ce«k S w r is ^ th Z p back pleats Manchester. For a wedding g^een and gold brocade jacket Benvenuto Sarli, 187 Mountain Rd. He was bom Oct. 7 at Keys, Charles Shnslairy, Conn. The honor attendant wore avo- at Concordia Lutheran trip, Mt-s. Romano wore a green ^j.ggg green acces- Manchester Memorial Hoepltal. His maternal grandmother Is AdinoKi, A. (Mrs.) Hartford, Conn. Brdloa,‘8Ma86,> ‘ WathanflaM/ Capa. cado green. She carried a cas- Church. three-piece suit wi town sories and a corsage, of yellow Mrs. C. D. Benvenuto,'East Hartford. His paternal grandpar­ Hffl, Norman South Windsor, Conn. Kahuis, Jaan Windsor Locks, Conn. Jlaiaiifla, Cauib accessories. roses. The brideg;room’s mother ents are Mr. and Mrs. Battista Sarli, Worcester, Mass. He has Kornse, George Manchostor, Conn. Mino, C cade bouquet of yellow cama- The, bride is a daughter of Mrs. Romano is a graduate Glastonbury, Couu. A (Mrs.) Hartferd, Caau. tions with autumn foliage, and j^j.g p Duell of . ------:---- — ------wore a turquoise silk shantung two sisters, Jo Ann, 11, and Nancy, 9. Shapiro, IsaK East Hartford, Conn. of East Hartford High School. ^j.ggg ^eige accessories • • • * • Karrounik, Sophia Now Britein, Conn. K a ^ / H b o % WiL Niw Britahi, Caipu.’ wore Hartford and the late James F. Mr. Romano is a graduate of ^7s’ae r of* riink roses Buiath, H. Wilson, Conn. Sdiragor, Jos^bie Nowington, Conn. Bitede, I (Mrs.) her hair. The bridesmaids wore ------■vwi ICS a OiMl TTf.~U 'Dr%4^Vt n«*A ® ^ Greene, Mary Lynn Frances, daughter of Richard F. A. o-r.«n Thev car- bridegroom is a son Hartford High School. Both are recepUon for 125 was held and Doris Mador Greene, S66 Hilliard St She was bom Oct of orange carna- of Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Romano employed at Pratt and Whitney. ^ ^^1,. For a motor ncaried bouquetsDouauets oiof orange canm- of 90^ Wells cfSt. Division of United Aircraft ^ Washington D C Mrs 7 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ tions with autumn foliage, and ents are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Mador, 183 High S t Her pa­ 0 The Rev. Joseph Bourret, Corp., East Hartford, wore matching flowers in" their Lewie wore a navy blue suit ternal grandmother la Mrs. Pauline Greene, Taunton, Mass. pastor of Concordia Church, with black patent leather acces­ She has three brothers, Richard Jr., 17, Roger, 14, and Phicnpo performed the double ring cere- sories and a corsage of white Michael, 13; and a alater, Frances, 15. R. p . Allenson of C h W oa^id Almond of Man- roses. The couple will live at • • * * • CENTER CUT served as best man. Ushers were ™oiW' Finding College Chester was organist. Robert Smith and Steven Set- 14 Williams St. Lnkonrshl, Scott Allen, son of Henry J. and Nancy lakwe, both of Thetford Mines, The bride wore a fuli-length Job of Centers BUnn Lukowski, Kingsbury Ave. Ext., Tolland. He was bom and L. I. PinWiam of Valois, crepe gown, designed with em­ Oot 14 at Mancljeater Memorial Hospital Chicago—If you’re a hlgh- —pire bodice and chapel-length • • * • • Mrs. Smith wore a bronze trtdin. Her shoulder-length veil school graduate with a college- Spaulding. Dnvid McKay, son of Dr. Frederick William chantilly lace over silk jacket of silk illusion was a tta c l^ to a,jmission problem, there are and Ellen Gray Spaulding, 14 Myrtle St He was bom Oct 6 dr^s, iridescent’bronze feather roses and •‘several nonprofit organizations at Manchester Memorial Hospital. ISs maternal grandparents C hat and beige accessories. The ^uquet of sweetheart roses and g^^ ^p. are Dr. and Mrs. Henry D. Gray, Hartford. His paternal grand­ bridegroom’s mother wore a wy. , „ , , , plicants and colleges together, parents are Dr. and Mrs. Frederic H. Spaulding, 18 Myrtle St mocha Jacket dress with beige Mrs. Raymond Kolode of They are; College Admissions He has two brothers, William Christopher, 3, and Frederidc accessories. They both wore Hartford, sister of the bride, Assistance Center, 41 E. 65th ChurchUl. 1. PORK CHOPS • • • • • bronze orchids on their purse. was matron of honor. Brides- St., New York City 10021; Cath- A reception was held at the m ai^ were Miss Paula Itomano coUege AdmTsslors^mTln’- Atwater, Tracy EUzabeUi, daughter of Robert E. and Thetford Country Club, Thet- of Manchester, sister of the ® Center McKin- Sylvia Hanson Atwater, 180 Laurel St., Wiq>ping. She was ford Mines. For a motor trip to bridegroom: and Mrs. Norma [° ™n WNvashSon D C bom Oct. 13 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal New York City Mrs. Matthews Wheeler of East Hartford. They J®^ NW, VVashington, D. C. grandmother is Mrs. H. W. Hanson, Cumberland Center, wore a teal blue wool A-line wore orange empire gowns of T Mhine. Sie has two brothers, Stephen, 4, and Scott 8. dress with matching coat, black crepe with matching headbows. • « « • • patent leather accessories and a The honor attendant carried a Philadelphia, Pa. 19107. Hoimnel, Cindy Michelle, daughter of Stephen Ray and corsage of white carnations. The bouquet of bronze gold and ir Judith Findlay Hummel, 60 E. Middle Tpke. She was bom Oct couple will live at Glen Ellyn, yellow pompons. The brides- f a »hiojnAJJLjfi 13 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ 1 1 1 , maids carried bouquets of gold PARIS — Fashion in Paris MRS. RANDALL RAY HILL calls for freckles this year. For ents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tiinmins, 69 Bretton Rd. Her ______, and yellow pompons. Miss Carol Joan Sprague and College, New Britain. She is a paternal gran^arents are Mr. and Mrs. Evan Hunnnel, 54 E. Flaked tuna makes a good ad Harold Moore'of Manchester about $3 a makeup arUst will 15 minutes applying Randall Ray Hill, both of Man- teacher at Lincoln School Mr. Middle Tpke. She has two sisters, Tracy Leigh, 4H, and Kim­ dition to the yolk mixture used served as his nephew,’s best spend , Hill attended Manchester berly Robin, 2%. for iStuffing the cavities of hard- man. Ushers were Donald Ro- freckles to a young lady’s nose Engaged Chester, were umted in mar- • • • * • cooked eggs. mano of Manchester, brother of and cheeks. The engagement of Miss Lyn­ riage Saturday evening at Sec- g^d is employed at A. A. Leganlt Melissa Jane, daughter of John and Fem Lon­ da Merle Helwig of Manches­ ond Congregational Church. Dion Construction O)., Man- don Legault 409 E. Middle l^ke. She was bom Oct 13 at Meet end Pne,!.. ter to Lt. G. Michael Hewitt of The bride is the daughter of Chester. Manchester. Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Floyd London, Chaplin. Her paternal grand­ St. Paul, Minn., has been an­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. nounced by her parents, Mr. mother Is Mrs. Grace Kennedy, 515 Hilliard S t She has two Bernier-Gee Sprague of 78 Alton St. "rhe brothers, Christopher John, 10, and John Matthew, 6; and two PORK CHOPS LB and Mrs. C. M. Helwig of 531 bridegroom is a son of Mrs. Center St. sisters, Marian F mu, 9, and Michelle Ann, 8. is a son of Mr. George C. Ecabert of 26 Foster Boneless Chine Miss Diane Gertrude Gee of Her fiance and Mrs. M. A. Hewitt of St. St. and the late George Eca­ . Manchester and Raynold Joseph bert. MR. AND MRS. LEON JAMES ZAPADKA Bernier of West Hartford were Paul. The Rev. Felix M. Davis of I ■ Miss Helwig is in her final ^ ^ au Finast Frozen Morton Frozen Finast Sliced Finast „ _ wed Saturday morning at St. semester at Simmons College, Second Church Pfformed the -me marriage of Miss Carol bla and Miss Deborah aD o n o - church. Boston, Mass., where she is double ring candlelight cere- Ttvo Star Specials -mw . ^ A . A. ■ AnnA Knight to TI^ Jamest««maci Za- «Ta v£in of Esscx Junction, Vt., jj^ide is a daughter of Mr. majoring in physical therapy, mony- Frederick Sprague of CREAM WHITE APPLE padka, both of Manchester, was ^j.ggggj alike in full-length bit- and Mrs. Harold M. Gee of 115 Lt. Hewitt graduated in 1964' Manchester, brother of^ the MEAT from the U. S. Naval Academy bride, was soloist. Mrs. John solemnized Saturday, Oct. 15, tersweet gowns of lightly pat- -vernon St. The bridegroom is a Annapolis, Md. He has complet- Pollein of Storrs was organist, at St. Bridget’s Church. terned chiffon over taffeta, de- aon of Mr. and Mrs. Oral Ber- ed training in the Navy’s Nu- Bouquets of pompons and mums PIES PIES BREAD SAUCE The bride is the daughter of signed with scooped necklines, nier, West Hartford. clear Power program, and is were on the altar, Beef • Chicken UmoB\o Banana J -.r— n VniD^ht chiffon sleeves, empire The Rev. Richard Bollea Of serving aboard the Polaris sub- The bride was given in mar- I WHEN 1HIS COUPON IS PRESENTED From Orchard Ripe Apples Mr. and Mrs. F g and sheath skirt. They gt. Rose Church, New Haven, Turkey • Tuna Oiocolato V Cocoanot of 34 Andor Rd. The bride- matching, open pillbox fonherly of St. Bartholomew’s, mtudne, USS Woodrow Wilson, riage by her father. She wore groom is a son of Mr. arid Mrs. hats, and they carried bonquets performed the ceremony. Bou- The wedding planned for a full-length peau de soie gown, 8-OZ A C C April 8. / designed with elbow-length John J. Zapadka of 168 Wood- dark bronzjs miims., quets of white carnations and f'KGS M ■—------sleeves, and an alencon lace 3 ' - “ 7 9 ' land St. Richard Zapadka of Manches- white carnations and pompons cummerbund. Her bouffant veil a t t h e The Rev. Dennis R. Hussey ggrved as ‘his brother’s best were on the altar, ■ of silk illusion was arranged IB ______HAND PAINHD BAKE 'N SERVE "APPUE BLOSSOM*^ of St. Bridget’s Church per- Ushers " were Philip Za- The bride was given in mar- from a pearl trimmed floral formed the double ring cere- pggha of Manchester, brother raige by her father. She wore a WHEN YOU BUY headpiece of peau de soie, and mony and was celebrant at the ^ ^he bridegroom; and Joseph ■ full-length gown of alencon lace, W ig g e r y B e a u t y THREE A T nuptial Mass. Mrs. Raymond jjggtg of Wethersfield. designed with batteau neckline, she carried a cascade bouquet of Engaged J Seup / Snlnd / Cereal Bowl carnations and pompons. s a l e p r ic e . . . 4 for $1.16 COUPON VA LU i . • , ,29 Murphy of Manchester was or- jjj.g Knight'wore a teal blue long pointed sleeves, fitted bod- The engagement of Miss 2 9 c EACH ganist. Bouquets of spider gyjj matching hat and ac- ice, bell-shaped skirt and chapel Miss Linda Heimgartner of WITH COUPON . . . 4 for .87 mums and heather were on the cessories. The bridegroom's train. Her two-tiered veil of silk Wethersfield was maid of hon­ Louise Ann Kmiec of Manches- ■ S a l o n altar. mother wore a royal-blue two illusion was arranged from a or. Mrs. Ronald J. Gayson of ter to Edward Gregory Clement PUMPKIN PIE LIQUID DETERGOfT Purina Deg Chew > u >ao 85c The bride was given in mar- piegg dress with matching ac- crown of seed pearls and crys- New Britain was bridesmaid, j f n ^w Rochelle, N.Y., has a 525 MAIN S m E E T MANCHESTER Comstock FILLING 2 '% t M 7 c 1-PT 6-OZ STL 62c 12-QZ BTl 35c riage by her father. She wore, cessories. Both wore cybidium tals, and she carried a cascade They wore fulHength pink linen peen announced by her par- Nestles CveReady Cocoa <-u can 57c ■ Cdl 643-2330 Sc Dm I Pm Ic a full-length ivory peau de soie orchid corsages. bouquet of white carnations and gowns with moss green velvet ^ . Epk R oot Wax m ti-oz can 96c jackets. They wore matching Mrs. John Kmlec DESSERT 9-OZ and Alencon lace gown, desigq- ^ reception for about 100 was pompons. A^ola Corn OR Margarine nca 45c DETERGENT ed with bateau neckline, bell j^gjj .^jjg Glastonbury Hills Mias Linda Gee of Manches- velvet headbows, and carried . Highland St. Famous Brand Lucky Whip TOPPING AERO CAN 86c S?c31c sleeves, empire, bodice and country Club. For a trip to the ter, sister of the bride, was maid cascade bouquets of pink car- PMshury Cike Mixes 59c sheath skirt. Her bouffant veil ^ggj Qoast by jet, Mrs. Zapadka of honor. She wore a full-length 9 ^ ^ ■ - nations and pompons with moss G. Clement Praam histant Ceffae Cri 7-OZ JAR 49c •.4 s' / green velvet streamers. Waterford, N .^ C d LD WAVE of silk .illusion was arranged ^^j.g emerald green wool gown, fashioned with emerald Berdans Evaporatad Miflc 3 UV4 OZ CANS 55c H ' O i . u S S c from a lace pillbox hat, and she ^^ess and coat with black acces- green bodice of brocade and nile * Herbert Dougan Jr. of Man- i Miss is a I9W grad- Clorox Bleach JUG 65c GALJUG Bordans Staifac ri-QT ncG 1.25 10c DwI Pack carried a cascade bouquet of ggries and a gardenia corsage, green crepe skirt, batteau neck- Chester served as best man; imte of M ^ ch ^ ter High_School. *8.99 gardenias. Mrs. Zapadka attended Man- line and elbow-length sleeves. Ushers were Francis H. Hill and is attending Wmimantlo Chock FuR O'Nuts Cofloo VU CAN 91c Miss Nancy Backstrom of Earle C. Ecabert, both of Man- State Col ege. She is emptoyed Tinted $ 1 D ^ Chester High School and grad- She wore an emerald green Allsweet margarine 2 Glad Wrap Phstk Wrap w o FT SOU 31c San Francisco, Calif., was maid uated from Green Mountain Col- brocade cabbage rose headpiece Chester and brothers of the “ “ ®"faide at ^ a t t wGs 69c Ivory Snow " rS 9 c igl37e bridegroom. Whitney, Division of Unit- CoRage he Qddwn B r ^ I 44-OZ CAN. 49c of honor. Bridesmaids were lege, Poultney, V t She Js attend- "-i^ . two-tiered veil, and she l i f i The engagement of Miss Don­ Miss Bette Ann Judd of Colum- na nae m u « vcw.«u Mrs. Sprague wore .a two- UK oz CAN 22c ing the University of Copnecti- carried a colonial bouquet of na Rae Hill of Vernim to Fred- CLAIROL MAXWELL HOUSE Colago Inn Chkkan Broth cut, Storrs, and is employe4 as yellow and gold carnations, erick H. Bird of Elllgnton has piece aqua dress with match- "MAXIS GOOD OXAVY' z-oz iTi 25c Modess 6c Deal Pack PKG OF 24 79c Lol'ing photo been announced by her parents, ing shoes and white accessories. Coffee 4c Deal Pack Gravy Mastar an interior designer for G. Fox Miss Janice Bernier of West Hair Coloring 3 T-OZ CANS 25c and Co., Hartford. Mr. Zapadka Hartford, sister of the bride- MRS. RAYNOLD JOSEPH BERNIER Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hill of The bridegroom’s mother wore and received Ws aMociate de 3 L i ^ Kittans Saalbod Troat attended Manchester High groom, was bridesmaid. Her 10 Leona Dr. a turquoise Jacket dress vrith P-e® i« clvll-engineering at Hud- Hartx Dog Ynmmlii ««Z KG 19c the gown of gold brocade and pale accessories. The bridegrooni’s shall St., Hartford, after Oct. Her fiance is a son of Dr. and matching accessories. Both a®” Valley Community College, School, and graduated Miracle White ChofBoyAr4>oeSpaghettiSaHceMiAT m h oz can 31c Oxydol MiHiGSNi ‘?{g'89c ^ 37e ^ € 1 0 8 ^ University of Connecticut. He yellow crepe and brocade head- mother wore a royal blue knit ^0^ Mrs. Francis H. Bird of Orono, wore white rose corsages. Troy, N.Y. He is efliployed as a •5.75 was a\ member of the Alpha piece were styled to match the e n a b le with plum acces^rles, Mrs.rs. Bqroier is a 1964 ^ grad­ ^ , Maine. A reception for 200 was held Reid engineer at Andrews and Pot Evaporated Mflc \ 3 uwoicans52c i^Miss Hill is a graduate of at the VFW Home. For a motor Clark Consulting Engineers, ^ Travel Serviee 1 Zeta fraternity He is assocla- honor attendant’s, and she car- Both wore corsages of pink uate of MichesManchester High school GRAPE JaLY Scora Hak Cramn \ s4>znM89c ted with his father at Woodland ried matching flowers. roses. and a 1966 graduate of Man- Rockville High School ----and is trip ^ to the Pocono Mountains,' New York, j NriT. Welch's 1-LB 4-OZ JAR 43c 2 SSf 55c Tide Detergent rc»«ip**‘plto\75«^ 906 MAIN STREET * Gardens Nurserv Manchester Wilton Bernier , of Hartford A reception for 100 was held Chester Community College, employed at Mashkin Freight Pa., Mrs. Hill wore a gray agd A winter wedding is planned. MON., TUBS., WED., THURS. tiU 4 P.M. 643-2165 A ' senred as his brother’s best at the Bolton Lake Hotel. For She is a secretary at Connect!- Lines, East Hartford. Mr. Bird ivory three-piece knit suit witii ■ ^ Specials Not Honored Without Valuable Coupon” Above Aattoiteei agesit In j { lifted Offer AdMater for nil AlrUaM ,^ Wt USftVI THi UGHT TO UMIT QUAMIINI ntdt mcnvi at nut nationai wm Auuucns orti ^V4unr^n9n6^ anua ana vnvnnnn ^^mawn *^psnniuv ^^amm Bitted dates with a lltUe The mother of the bride woro jersey suit, red accessories and school, w est wartiora. ±ie is siauonea ai siaraoro. oi marun van ouren mgn ^ ^ r i t o L ^ d e r o ^ orange a pale blue silk dress with a corsage of red carnations. The employed at the Royal T ^ e - The wedding is planned for School, Queens, N. Y., and ing to buy lui automobile. The e ^ e juice, add grated or g ^ Hartford. Jan. 14. of Central Connecticut State average wait is two years. / / I- I n

MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1966 P a get 13 to 24 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1966 ‘PAGE TWELVE Wright, chairman; Ellen Pelles, families wlU be held ’Thursday meet tomorrow night at 8 at the Diskan to Talk bring neighbors and friBnds in­ Mrs. Erlcka Schipul, and Mrs. L i f i f i E n DRua night at 6 in the aU purpose home of Mrs. Peter Tramm on Pr. Manganclli terested in assieting with cam­ Samuel Maliniak. Pass the Mustard Tolland ■ room of the Meadowbrook New Rd. To Bank Women PARKADE paign work lor the Democratic The Women’s Auxiliary of the To Get Citatioii School. OPEN The thief with the dell- Party. ToUand VtUunteer Fire Depert- . Maachester EvenlBg Hc^ Dr. A. BBmer Diskan ot » A CbriBtmas Party. Commit­ The Bullethi Bawd cateesen taste who stole bo- Ambulance Group Offerfe meirf wlU hold a dotWng party ■Id ToUand correspondent, Haynes S t wffl be guest speak- |7:45A.M .lo 10 P.M. Dr. Fred D. ManganeUi, di­ tee haa been formed Including The ’ToUand Historical So­ logxia, salami and Uver- demonstration twnorrow night Bette eak and show and among its guests were Grand Master and Mrs. Wil­ Saturtoy from CJumberiand Oonnecticut, ticut League of Historical So­ pace competition h^d by the Tomorrow's to interested residents of the Librarian \ and Mrs. Robert D. cates will be awarded for work slides taken \ during his two liam Wyman of .Norwich and Manchester, Mayor and The four w«l receive dlstto- cieties, wiU be the featured Mlddlebury Hunt CMib Sunday. Farms at 449 Hartford Rd. town, beginning tonight The King, as associate Ubrarian and H oW in New Ha^em accomplished during the year. month volimtary service aboard Mrs. Francis J. Mahoney. ' “ guisbed service awards from Speaker. ’Tracy, who retired from the The complainant told po­ been anUt into book cataloguer. The club is -sponsoring K Beverly Blow will serve as tha S.S. Hope whUe it was >-:Tbe formed a ffa ir. attracted crepe sheath with accents of the statewide tostructors Organ- courses have been p _ ^ ______*- showing of the ch^dren’s movie, The High School Curriculum Army in 1948 after serving in lice a CJumberiand Farms' thre* senarate classes which Democratlo Women to mee* e ------mistress of ceremonies; Peggy docked at Corinto, Nicaragua. FOR SB couples, who danced to the blue brllllemts at the shoulders, izaUon of the Vocational-Tech­ “The ^ ven th Voyage o f Sin- Committee will meet tonight at both World Wars, was 69. tmek driver left several ^iT^eet^weekly for an eight- The Democratic Womens Zabilansky and David Schipul music ot the Tony O’Bright Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Smith nical ecbools at a formal cere­ bad,” Saturday at the Meadow- 8 to diecusa the place of lan­ He is survived by Ws widow, cases of bread Friday in the ^ V -rioT^ Club wUl meet Wednesday night will lead the flag ceremonies, TOURISTS SPEND MIIX10N8 Orchestra. Its success prompt- so Greenwood Dr.; aqua chiffon mony Thursday at 3 p.m. at brook School from 2 to 3:30. guages in the school system. A Florence; a daughter, Mrs. Win­ store’s doorway. Of the 55 '"Se^ourses are open to aU at 8 at the home of Mrs. John and the Ric Rackers Club, led ediodge officers to Immediately with lace bodice, modified em- Howell Cheney Technical Admission is 35c and tickets foreign language consultant wlfl ifred Tracy Spencer of Hart­ n e w YORK—^The world’s KOFSKY'S loaves,. 40 were large and men and women of the town, Burokas. ClMke Rd. by Mrs. Brlcka Schipul, will schedule Its second ball for Oct. pire waistline and satin belt School, which will be followed may be obtained from Mrs. Wal­ meet with the ' ford; and a son. Army Capt. tourists spend 310 million a year the rest small. not only to people interested in Items on the agenda include serve the meal. Clean up duties 1967, at the same place, with bow. by a reception at CJavey’s from ter Blelecki of Hyde Ave. or The Brownie FoBow-Up Oobbc John Adame TYacy, cmrently on travel, making it the next Has Dagwood been seen teining the ^ o cia tio n . It was the election of a corres^nding will be performed by th? Wires SALE Junior Deacon Marshall Hodge, Mr. end Mrs. Albert F. members of the club. mittee will meet toiiif, -. 8 biggest item, after ^>etroleum, in the area? 8:80 to 5. JeSiended for housewives to secretary and a worktop for and Fires led by Bob Smith. stationed in Korea. cj^ rm an of the ball, said plans Schlatter, 74 Sunny View Dr., ^ -H . Achievement Night at the UnUed Congregational Burial will be at Arlington in the international flow of Other recipients will be An­ prepare them in the event of an the Democratic Town Commit- Committee members in charge aiw being made that will In- Vemon; coral ohlffon over taf- The Sinnual 4-H Achievement Church. National Cemetery. funds. drew Repko, chairman of ths emergency in the home. The tee C am pai^. The Girl Scouts Leaders will of the program are Mrs. Eleanor eiude -some changes In floor feta with draped panel attach- General Assembly’s public per- Members have been asked to Night for members and their classes wUl be taugdit by cerU aptme, table arranging and din- ed at the waistline with a rose A bout Town soniiel commiTtae; Katherlna fied Red Cross instructors. nen service. of matching material. The American Legion will Tracey, house clerk for the ed­ The first class will meet Mon­ John L. Von Deck Jr., master Mr. and Mrs. Rasrmond J. meet tomorrow at 8:16 p.m. ,for ucation --- oommittee------— of — the Gen- day nights, beginning tonight at Of the lodge, and Mrs. Von Deck Peck, 48 Lodge Dr.; tangertae a social meeting at the Legion ^ral Assembly; and George H. 7:30 in the ambulance meeting led the 'grand march that fol- and flame chiffon over ta ff^ __ Refreshments___«____^ « will be Sole, retired_4.*___a Instructor from A. A. ipWed a social hour. Other with taffeta bow at the empire Home room in the town garage on Aheays served. I. Prince Technical School and Bald Hill Rd. Instructor will bd grand lodge officers attending walstMne. a former member of the In* Wore Grand Senior Steward and Mr. and Mrs. ChaAiieB R. John MoUoy. SERVICE.. Manchester Rotary Club will structof Organization’s ex­ Mrs. Merle Tapley of South Smith, 37 Alexander St.; The second class will meet »1 ecutive boaid. •Jtthdsor and Grand m ier and blue embossed. ta«eta, full skirt meet tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. at Tuesday nights at 7:30, begin­ Plenty o f Mrs. George W. Gay of West with smaU bow at the front, and the Howard Johnson Restaurant, This occasion will mirk the ning tomorrow, at the home of Hartford. « - double back busUe. ToUand Tpke. Arthpr House will first time such awards have instructor A1 Dandurand on Our Best speak on “American Foreign been given In, the state, aiid will Corrlnne Dr. A buffet dinner after the ^Mr. 5* be part of the observance of grand march was followed by Hooper, WUU^s Rd^, ^ ^ Policy.’’ The third class for second Free Parking Connecticut Vocational Bduco* shift workers and housewives, d S g and awarding of prizes, Sold Italian silk and Ben Ezra Oiapter of B’nal Uon Week Oct. 23-29. will be held Wednesdays at 10 Product ^embers Jolm Mather Herbert Klngs- ' ' B’rith wiU sponaor a panel dis­ Dr. ManganeUi, vriio haa been ajn. in the ambulance associa­ Campter, CMer of bury Jr., Union; green tanger- cussion tomorrow night at 8:30 an educator for 36 years, wae tion meeting room in the town named director of Cheney Tech garage on Bald Hill Rd. lilike at Temple Beth Sholom on the Rl^bow green velvet bow at waist, scoop subject "Project Concern—The in 1963, coming to Manchester Kappa will serve as Instructor, Assembly assisted In coat * Hartford Busing Program.” The from the Hartford Regional library Expense Rise c h to ln g ^ the Mr. and Mrs. James F. Mar- Technical School where he had The total operating expendi­ OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. - SATURDAY 9 to 6 general public Is Invited. Re- Lodge o**^*®®" escorted the Oxford St.; Belgulm fresbments wlU be served. been assistant director. He be­ ture of the Tolland Public li­ la^es blue sheath with draped bodice gan his teaching career in 1930 brary, amotmts to “little more Colorful f . accented by front bow. as a machine shop' Instructor Women’s Home League of the than one dollar per capita,’’ ac­ w «:e worn by the ladles, and j at th^ Meriden Technical T H E FINEST BY ANY Salvation Ariny will meet to­ cording to Frederick Carpenter, th^ axe described below: Reywood, Newington; cham- School. Before that he worked director of the Tolland Public # THE GUESTS pagne beige with beaded top. morrow at i p.m. at Junior HaU fpr lO 'years to the tool and die of the Citadel, for a fellowship library Association. (brand Master and Mrs. Wll- Mr. and Mrs. Warren L. Els- making tad design phases of Carpenter added this is *’a COMPARISON... meeting. Refreshments wlU be ll4n Wyman, Norwich: Gold enhauer, Wethersfield; white Industry. very moderate figure when crape with blended sequin bo- Hawaiian formal muu muu, served. ____ . He' did Ws undergraduate compared to other cities and hand painted panel front and Leading the grand march are. In the front row. Grand Mas­ . nun work at New Britain' Teachers .towns in the state.’’ ’The esti­ p ra n d Senior Steward and back. Manchester Auxiliary ofChll- (now CJentral .Cdnnectl- mates for operating expendi­ ter tad Mrs. William Wyman, left; and Worshipful Master Mm Merle P. Tapley, South Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert L. Math- green lace bodice and egg ahell bodice trimmed wltii sequin tad jara. John L. Von Deck Jr. (Herald photo by Oflara.) den’s Services of Oonnecticut gt^te College) and earned ture from Judy 1 1968 to June Windsor; gold. lame. er. Deep River: salmon chiffon. scallops tad A-Une skirt. will meet tomorrow at 10 a.m. j ^ t ^ r of science and Ph.D. de- 30 1967 have increased due to sheath skirt of crepe. Complete Home Entertainment Centers! Brand Tiler tad Mrs. George vee neck and sheath skirt with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur N. Chad­ Mr. tad Mrs. Albert T. Heav­ at the home of Mrs; Anthony from the University of extended use of the library and O v . West Hartford; Navy blue silt. wick, 9 Lincoln St.; brown vel­ isides; 67 Baldwin Rd.; Ha­ Urbanettl, 57 ButleHiut. , Rd, ^nnectlcut. He was the first to the new second floor ref­ You Owe It To Yourself crips sheath with cowl neck- Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. vet bodice with three-quarters- waiian print with turquoise LaBonne Hits Condition Speakers are Miss Delores Tay- ^im lcal school director In the erence and reading room, he Drlggs, East Hartford; paneied length sleeves, empire waist background and white and pur­ lor„lo r „ .resea^h.------T,------.director- .of ChU- to receive a doctoral de- said. •mil . ___ lianchester Mayor and Mrs. gown of Iridescent blue-green with embroidered flowers in fall ple flowers. dren’s Services, and Miss Mar­ g w . ’The town appropriation of 36,- Color TV, Solid State AM-FM Stereo RADIO-PHONO Of Secondary State Roads garet Parker,', district .director FWmcls Mahoney; blue crepe metallic cloth, colors and orange chiffon skirt Mr. tad Mrs. Arnold 250 for this period includes 31,- of 'the Northeastern Office, with silver seouins and beads. Mr. and Mrs. Welland Byler, with side fullness. Lueacher, East Windsor; Mcd- secon- session of the Legislature must 000 for a non-recurring invest-' Calling the state’s Manchester. ,** mmpTHE m^ C m EC R R R S S Vemon; black sequin empire Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Faw­ iterrtaean blue peau de sole pf implement two specific respon­ ment in reference books, tables, with high neckline, low back, dary roads “ the orphans Police Arrests chairs, and other accessories for tyorshlpful Master and Mrs. Thomas R. cett, 96 Summit St.; mint green sibilities. tad skirt with back wrap- Connecticut’s highway program, First, to be sure that the pro­ Memorial Tempie, Pythian the second floor. Jert A. Huf- Mr. and Mrs. RusseU Mathla- ly, Kingsbury Ave., Rockville; ONLY month or two. For these reasons the 1967 flfM 36 Stephen St.; black son, 78 Florence St.; pale kcUy peacock blue with eyelet net V. “Vacationer 12’’ with 3” speak­ er, earphone and 20” cord. Monopole antenna, retractable handle for easy carrying. U114.

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• F e r n o f t ToUand County $43,500 Set Moriarfy Brothers... Pleased To Announce I Town, EUington to Meet ts#Peoplef(i With Refuse Area Owners For Farmers A N £W -m- m Vernon and Ellington otflciala typical of the staity as a whole, nmwgh IlM aaorts < THE ABOVE CARS ARE COVERED BY THIS NEW WARRANTY prove the appearance of farm 'ould specify that if it become coopie, ch* 8^ Mac land, as well as protect the re- ecessary to enlarge the filtra- ^he first pubUc bingo of the ^ i o n plant Ellington would pay season for the Married ^u ples 2 ^ ? «rcond vice Spedals tor Monday, Tuesday a n d Wednesday! souroes at tha farm and^ the S community. a u share of the cost club of St. Bernard’s Chinch j’^ent and Ricardo Montal- Ssegda pointa out Chat produc- 1963 PONTIAC $1645 ® Bridge to Be Rebuilt will be held Thursday evening, ^ ^^rd vice president. 1964 CADILLAC 'The old Talcottville bridge, John Ashe, bingo chairman, has a n on about 190 county farma Convertible. White with green top, green mterior. Grand Prix 2-Door Hardtop. Red. Radio, heator, arc using the program each hydramatic, power brakes, power steering, white- vhlch has been out of use for announced. The program will be Rosalind Russell Full power. In excellent condition. j » eeveral i weeks, will be reoon- held in the church basementLAg •pEGAS, Nev. (A P ) — yaar in bolatarlng tha nation’s wall tires. ahUity to meet its food, fibar ^&trv“ Btructed, Mayor ’Thomas Me- starting at 8 p.m. Actress Rosalind RusseU, being and tintoer requirements for jBCusker said Sunday. Tickets may be purchased at homn«d with her husband on the future. Over a period of five ikmi The 'bridge was ordered clos- the door. Donations will be $1 their 26th wedding anniversary years the program has been 2ied by Andrew Tricarlco, direc­ per person, proceeds go toward at the Sands Hotel In Las Vegas, Whtte 6em Broilers reaching about 40 per cent of 1962 LINCOLN $2695 t o r of public works, after he parirti improvements.’ Nev., won a standing o'vntion yfcllscovebed a large hole, and tha county’s total farms. 4-Door. Bur^ndy with beige interi<''r. Full Con­ Women Attend Parley from two-sCore Hollywood nota- with WHOLE Am In prevlouB years, farmer* It ■wasn’t a windy day, as testified by the droop­ 1964 JEEP WAGONEER $2695 yyrturther "inspection proved toe Members ot the Vernon J.unlor bles with an impromptu, high- tinental equipment. 3&ridge unsafe for travel. wing 39*«. aleoted committees' will admin* Flag Raised ing United Nations flag which failed to unfurl. 4-Door Wagon. Color: Yellow. Four-wheel drive, Women Club attended the Jun- kicking dance. BREAST QUARTERS 2rt and encouragement to 4-Door. Blue. V-8 engine, radio, heater, Merco- .^^awarded first prize for his oil served from ® ^ gentia the third annual “ Spirit nafii Iha money la for a con* effective U.S. participation in matic, power steonng. Dark blue. veotion to be held here this the United Nations.” «P>aintlng, “Autumn Leaves ” at P-®- Award” by St. Louis The Rennet Junior High j.ithe annual fall exhibition of the (Mo.) University students for BREAOED VEAL STEAK 68.. CUBED VEAL STEAK^ 78l School band, directed by Sam­ t,Tolland County A rt Associa- “ pioneering achievement of sig- uel Macaluso, played three se­ .Action held at Colonial Hall, East nlficant benefit to mankind.” 1964 PONTIAC * ::^Main St., over the weekend. Fred HaMen, ^ inscription oh the award, lections, including The Star 1963 LINCOLN NOTICE Spangled Banner after the Bonneville 4-Door Hardtop. Blue with blue in­ Mrs. MlWred Llsk of Blllng- which was accepted tor the T 4-Door Sedan. Caspian blue with full Continental Gallon OF ADOPTION ceremony. terior. Full power. --ton took second prize for her ,?®^ ? ® V ‘ former president Sunday night equipment, plus factory air conditioning. > 1 1 . "Southgate Bridge. Cork, Orta OF ORDINANCE On ’Thursday at 8 p.m., a Jng party, free of charge, will he -Ureland and Mrs. Joyce Robin- luncheon and Mrs. Fred Hansen j^ m o ., read: “As a leader of BESSEY SWEET CIDER Xa accordance with the pro­ .^isoa of Tolland, third prize for « the American people, as a great visions of Chaper 8, Section 9, conducted to celebrate the -a watercolor, “Maine Coast.” Booth chairmen are M ^ ^ ^ ^ c a n himself, as a champi- POUND of the IVxwn CHiarter, notice la United Nations’ 21st birthday. ;nnecti- many countries will be display­ Mrs. Alex Chapman, admiration, our apprecia- tion, and even our affection.” Wa raitrva tha right to limit quantitiai cut, October 18, 1966, of an ed by the Lutz Junior Museum. Mercurys, Comets At Year-End Savings ..imums.-’ TOe Walter KL j*ewelry: Mrs. James Heckler, .memorial- award was made to ur,^ Tnim TTie presentationuacsmsumiuwii was wo-a madeitiaut? cmat. OnUnanoe as follows: Also on display wiU be HAT.TB OF LA N D TO UNICEF articles and paintings —Mrs. Myrtle Carlson of Bolton j « no-in SAldinff tiniveneity’s foimders week TOEUNIS WBRKHOVEN— by Japanese children. ^ fo r an oil, “Pigeon Cove, Rock- civic dinner. About 1,600 per- NEW ’66 MERCURY sons attended. —SANTENA DRIVE The Manchester Radio Club >66 MERCURY Awarded Painting Prise will set up public address equip­ S-55 2-Dr. Hardtop . i Judging the paintings, which June Owen Vernon won the BE IT ORDAINED by tho Gen. Von Manteuffel Board of Directors of the Town ment. Ellen Kravltzl a student Pork Lane 2-Dr. Hardtop Polar White, 4-speed transmisslim, 330 H.P., 4 bar. carh. ‘^w ere all originals, were Mrs. Helen T. Stanley Annuel Prize BASTOGNE, Belgium (A P) — Manchester, under the au- at Rennet Junior High School, Palisade ’Turquoise, Multi-drive automatic transmlMon, engine, floor mats, front and rear, bucket seats, white- ^ H elen Hyde of Somers and Miss ^ watercolor painting at the o t ’The man to whom U.S. Gen. tiiortty granted by Special Act designed posters which the Ro­ floor mats, front and rear, whitewalls, power steering, walls, power steering, power brakes, AM radio, rear seat ^^Anna Merz of Vernon. recent 88th Annual ExhlblUan , .• speaker, deluxe seat belts, front and rear, selector wipers, No, 23, 1957 Session of the tary Club printed. power brakes, AM radio, tinted windshield, non-glare rear Psychiatrist- to Speah of The Hartford Society of ” DOVER Donations for the party in­ view mirror, door edge guards. PaUded dash aita v ^ r a , tinted windshield, door edge guards, padded dash and Dr. Charles Boren, staff psy- Patatera, Inc. held in ^ ^® f BRAND Connecticut General Assembly: baok-up lights, #6M21. Federal Label Price $4,000.60 visors, back-up lights, #6M3A Federal Label Price Orange Juice That the Town of Manchester, clude a League of Women Vot­ ;.|^iatrlst at the Institute of Liv- Britain, Bastogne, Belgium, returned to ers’ publication on the United SALE PRICE $ 3 ^ 5 Q $3,944.29 .^Mtag, Hartford, will be the speak- Rural Carrier Sought battlefield Sunday. for the consideration of $324.55 How do you get our oil burner serviceman SALE PRICE $ 2 0 9 0 Qnarlers sen and convoy to Theunis Nations by the Manchester ^ at the fifth class Thursday Applications tor an examlna- , ^ Hasao Von Mm - FROZEN Weikhoven by Quit-Claim Deed Rotary Club; and a set of "H i to come at 3 A.M.? ^ p f the Adult Evening school carrier of the Ver- who 22 years ago led tiie a certain place or parcel of land Neighbor Books and Records” Toouree on “Understanding the ^ ^ ^ ,^,cetved »® ® .^ ° ® f™ ^ " T Stop & Shop given to tiie museum by the ^Adolescent: A Parent’s Guide” 8. Applicants must encirol^ U.S. toroes In -SMv located ta the Town of Man- . r e t I cheater described as follows, to Lions Club. Dr. Boren’s topic will be have'lived in V e rn ^ fo r a* least Brand The Parkade Bakery will do­ 'JJ"l'hrough the Looking one year. A -written examination offensive of World Warr H. wit: nate a birthday cake decorated NEW *66 MERCURY ••parents Look at the Role They given. Information is Von Manteuffel, 69, said one Beginning at the southoasteiv NEW 1)6 COMET scene sharp in his memory was ly corner of Lot No. 11 as with United Nations’ flags, Monterey Breeieway 4-Dr. Sedan iJJJPlay.” He will discuss how available for the post office. and Cadette Girl Scouts of Multi-drive automatic, courtesy lights, whitewalls; decor Capri 2-Dr. Hardtop ^ o n s h i^ between i>arents affect Vaaghn ta Chorale the sight of U.S. planes drop- shown on map entitled "Map of ping arms and ammunition to Easy On Spray f 4V OMa Acres, Property of An­ Manchester will donate "inter­ group, power steering, power brakes, AM radio, deluM V-8 engine, Sand-Stone finUh, whitewalls, power steering, a,,the teiefi-ager, the respective pet^r Vaughn is a memlber __ . Apricot Filled Pemish S a v a 1 0 c 4 9 * national treats." seat belts, selector wipers, tinted windshield, door guards, AM radio, deluxe seat belts, selector wipers, remote con­ proles Of parents, how to trato ^ j j ^ r d Symphony b e o le g e d ^ l^ . ‘ ‘Many feU gelo Glola, Santina Drive, Man­ PHONE HIM 4 0 o x Miss Jill .Horton and Miss wheel covers. #6M96. Federal Label Price $3604. trol mirror, wheel covers. #6C78, Federal Label Prloa .aeroung people for parenthood, chorale which opens its 18th 1^®"’ ♦ Cutrite W ax Paper 2 chester, Connecticut, Scale 1”- boltia sr L lv Elin Anderson will be hos­ $2,824. “ 4pnd how to establish better ^ the H a r ^ Sym- SiHisweet Prune Juice go f t , dated MSreh 16, 1956, SALE PRICE f 2 9 5 0 tesses. ’The public Is urged to AT 2:30 S A L E PR ICE ^communication within the fam- pj,,^y .orchestra Wednesday ta ^ ® " **® J®^“ ® ^ ItacAuliffe 9 0 o x Softweve Toilet Tissue pig 2 3 ’ Bevis^ October 18, 1969, Hay- ca n w T wear colorful clothing and danc­ JJily, as well as other subjects of Buslmell Auditorium. The ^ g e n d e r , ^ not ^ ^ e r t Del Monte Fruit Cocktail StopxShop Ban L. Griswold, C J l" on file «2354 IS ox L n St the Ibw n Cleric’a Office, said ing shoes. -ojeommon concern. group will perform Verdi’s "T e **i® friends Colo Cat or Dog Food 4^39* 3 A.M . or 12 noon. Our own serviceman stands There will be two more ses- J after “ the war. Sun Glory Beverages botttas N.R. W for ■ tbw n of Mandheater, thence Committee members for the M w M »a party are; Mrs. Paul Adams, ready to come to the aid of any chilly homeowner gjBlons ta the course, which was ' • . “ We became just crflleaguea, tunntag easterly ta a line form­ Bradlees Peanut Butter 8TOP a SHOP Joi* “ V * Manchester Educational Asso­ 24 hours a day—7 days a week. Whht’s more, be­ i^ v e n this year for the first xhe Herald’s Vernon Bureau not winner or loser,” said Von_ Welch's Grope Jelly 39- ing an interior angle of 90 de- 89. .fa. j y t NEW1i6 COMET ; * ^ e , through the cooperative ,, ^.t 88 Park St., Rockville, P.O. Manteuffel. FOODS ciation; William Freeman, Man­ cause we’re backed by M obil’s 'Itechnical Research, 1 0 o x ^ $ ^ greea with the easterly Hne of NEW Y6 COMET MORE MORE MORE MORS Boyer Aspirin K » M bottle vj^orts of the Adult Eventag jg, 875-8186 or 648- I fo r ssid lo t No. 11, 20 feet, thence chester Schools; Mr. and Mrs, our man uses the most modem methods and mate­ CoHente Y-8 Convertible Broccoli Speors Mrdi iya pig Charles Gipson, Manchester Ed­ J^chool and the Committee for running northerly ta a line 20 rials to prevent heating failure and to keep your Arctic white, red vinyl Interior, 4-speed forward trans­ 202 4-Dr. Sedan MAYERS GETS AWARD ucational Association; Mrs. Ckumlval Red, V-8, Multi-drive automatic, power steer* ~JiscuBsion of Problems of Youth ’ ______^______feet from and parallel to said mission. Cyclone 390 V-8 engine, whitewall tires, power WEST HARTFORD (AP)—. Madeline McAwley, Lutz Jun­ fuel bills lower than you thought possible. “Ibke our steering, AM radio, selector wipers, tinted windshield, tag, whitewalls, radio, selector wipers, padded dash and Cand iSex. easterly line of said lo t No. 11 Mayor Thomaa C. MAyers of ior Museum; Merwin Merldy, furnace-cleaning service, for example. A clean fur­ non glare mirror, wheel covers. #6C62. Federal t>abel visors. #6347. Federal Label Price $2,842. High sdiool Votes Nov. 1 Pupils Too Advanced to the southerly street line of Nov. 1 will be election day * - r — ------stamitord wiU be awarded tha Rotary Club; Mrs. Douglas Rob­ nace bums more efficiently and saves you money Price $3425. ^ SALE PRICE $ 2 3 0 0 CANNED gSTi**"* Drive and thence run­ ’or RockvUle High School stu- NE W HAViBN, Opim.—About 1966 Raymond A. Baldwin erts, Mrs. Douglas H. Smith and on fuel, heats more dependably and saves you ning northwesteriy along said SALE PRICE $ 2 9 5 0 Sdents, in all four classes. The half of U.Si. schoolchildren'are Award by the ConneoUcut Ro- Plain or Sngaretl Mrs. Mark Kravitz, all repre­ southerly line of Santina thrive money on furnace repairs. W e use Mobil Oil Burner j i ^ l l at the high school has al- a grade or more ahead of vdiere publican LAhor League. •ii.' senting the League of Women to ttia northeasterly oomer of Cleaner; it’s a liquid chemical that thoroughly t^ways acted as a barometer to they should be to do their best Mayers, the GOP nominee for BEVERAGES Voters; Mrs. J. F. Squires, said Lot No. 11. thence run- and safely cleans internal burner parts while your B^liticians and voters in past work, recent studies show, state comptroller, will receive OathoUc Council of Women; iihig southerly along said east­ humor is actually operating. Remember, there’s a ears as it usually quite ac- T^hey were made by the Gesell the award for his "significant Your choico of 7 erly line of Lot No. 11, 216.87 Mrs. Gladys Schubert, Daugh­ urately predicts the way the Institute of Child Development contributions toward achieving delicious flavors! big difference in distributors. W e’d like to show you NEW H6 COMET feet to point of begtantag. ters of Union Veterans; Mrs. NEW 1)6 COMET tate will vote. here. The Institute recommends *be social, political, and eco- j- OUs ordinance dhall take of­ Frank Williams, UNICEF chair­ just how big that difference can be. Capri 4-Dr. Sedan P STOP A SHOP BRAND fset ten (10) days after this man for Manchester, and Mrs. 202 2-Dr. Sedan 6-cylinder, Arctic White with matching blue interior, During tills week English and that a child’s readiness to enter nomic ideals of the trade union yabUcation in this newspaper Herbert Snyder. 6-cylinder, standard transmission, padded dash and visors, standard transmission, remote control side view mirror, ilstory class will be Instructed school be determined by testing movement,” the league said selector wipers, Sand-Stone finish. #60230. Federal Label deluxe wheel covers, pad(M dash' and visors, back-up 12 Cans provided that witbin ten (10) lights, selector wipers. #6C64. Federal Label Price $2488. to the use of the voting ma- his maturity, or behavior age, Batui^y. Bays after this publication of M o b il Price $2289.80 lines Which are at the school, rather than by the IQ -p lu s-...... i i .. i . 12 O Z SIZE Talk on UN Day SALE PRICE $ 1 0 0 1 SALE PRICE $ 2 0 9 5 tH i ottHnance a pstttkm signed iS fa*Bveryone connected with the chronologictd age standard now RANGE by aot less than five (6) per Sischobl will take part in the poQ In ime. ANIt of the rieetors of the Given at Bennet Mobilheat £whlch has been scheduled for ------town, ss determined from the Dr. Arthur O. Rinden, head •Mkwo days since there are nearly EX-GOP LEADER DIES FUEL OIL latest eificlal Usto of the Reg­ of the Greater Hartford Coun­ &1,600 pupils who will particl- GREIBNWICH ( ^ ) —BVneral cil of Churches, spoke this GASOLINE 1226 istrars of Voters, has not been jMk)ate. services wiU be heldDaniel Tuesday N. Sun Glory brand lOeB with the Town Oerk re- morning to eigl^th and ninth, 5 E T ^ '- J a iie t Morria of the in Stamford for ReipuMican grade social studUes classes at faesttair Its nferanM to a spe- MORURTY BROTHERS MpRIARTY BROTHERS IwwHlg’^gh have school'history charge of thedepartment Instruc- majorityHickey, a leader former In the State High School ta d s l town slarttcB. Beonet Junior Stations and she said the poll will House of Representatives. observance of United Nations 301 CENTER STREET Robert K . Stone, "Connecticuf's Oldest Uncoin-Mercury Dealer” 3" be conducted as nearly along Hickey died at the age of 77 in BANTLY OIL •ecretary Day. ’TE L E P A O N E 643-5135 fethe lines of the regular election his Greenwich home Saturday. ((m i’ WV, INC TO FIGHT RISING FOOD PRICES, HEAD FOR THE HOME OF MINI-PRICING! Dr. Rinden, who talked on Board of Directors ^ Aa possible. A check lUt will be He served four terms In the :i:ii M\i\ siur.i'.T Msnebester, Conn. “Tha Power struggle Between /oHBw « m * • ow oiiiwMera • i» w I4WWT 301 CENTER STREET-^PEN EYENINGS-A43-5135 uused and there wlH be booth General AreemfMy and was ac- ■| i:i . (i I'l C'!).. SlltsB St Manchester, Con- Russia, CUna and the United tatendeis and medorators. tive ta Stamtoid town govMiir States,” illustrated U s lecture UiicliV lilc I 263 MIDDLE TPKE. WEST. MANCHESTER, CONN. aasdent ttis loth day o t Octo- n U M , It THCTE A DIFFERENCE M PlffllBUTORSl TRY US fND SEE.* *3 Vernon • Is considered to be ment tor many yeain. with alidee of bis tiavrts tUs / fl V ’ J

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■imply spray the o$her, police Louis Shapiro, B ^ t o n icity said. Legion Founder, The two women are neigh­ bors. Now Oh Our Staff Dies in Turkey 3 Escape Mark^ Byrd’s A t the radio station at 876 W. Middle Tpke. vandals ripped a MISS JACKIE and MISS LINDA BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Dr. screen from the front door and jntb6d u c t q r y s p e c ia l s ^ Louis L. Shapiro of Bridgeport, W ith Cuts Final Rites Smaalied a window aometime PERMANENT WAVE ...... * • 18*50 Satui'day. a retired pubUc health official * WWOfflDBTBai, Va.“ (A P ) ‘ — They also dented a drain pipe Sh a m p o o and s e t ...... $2.00 and one of the fouitdere of the With the same simpliottjr ihat (iXCLEDlNG 8ATUBDAY) In Crash in seven places and took a light. American Legion, haa di^ in marked Ids lifp, Itorry F h ^d bulb from a socket on the build- Comer of Park and .Main Bt. Ankara, Turkey. i A aodlk WladMr rooth aM Byrd was burtsd beneath w ma* big's east side near ,the; radio Tel. 648-6266 Shapiro’s brother, Joseph, a ftwe, y«eNeg*rs In kbi ^ pie tree bright with the yehows tower, police said. B ridgeport attoraey, was In­ \uid)reds o f autumn. The complainant told police OPEN MONDAYS IflAWaC minor InJurMa Satard^r formed the death Sunday. vice Prudent and Mta.. Ru> two boys and a girl were seen. •mntnc wbon U m ear a tiw A Dr. Shapiro, 72, was in the bett. H. Humphrey headed the on top of the bulldbig about 11. midst of a round-the-world trip, •everal konkten on CMer MBl Ket Af d^itar|to who came to a.m. Saturday. Rd. an< atammed Into a uUUtjr s ^ lioedbye 'S iM a y to the man with his wife Rose. \. -Chapiro served in the Arm y poU, ahaaiiac H at Me baaa. whb set OM eourse Cf Virginia ’politics for 40 years — 82 of tn World W ar I and was a -dele­ U m Tontti, Oaorga Kerria, . ife)ein as thy voice .of tleeel con- gate to the March 1919 meeting 10, ed IM Buffiraa ArO., srsm eirnmtisnt iii the- U A . fenate. in Parts at which toe American arrested and diaiifed wltli d e o e b u y o f the Treasury Legion was organized. ^iieiUng and evndlof raepoaslk. .Hdiry Fowler wee President In 1921 he left the Arm y and WUty. JObheon's personal representa- Joined the American Relief Cery- He and t*re Mo^eatseld eom- t i ^ . Numerous senators and kre, working in Russia durliig paatons tvere treated at ICaa* congressmen, Virginia Gov. toe, famine of 1021-22. .■ Chester Xem orial H o ^ tte l fo r Mils E. Oodtwln Jr. and five pHfteen years later he h e a d ^ minor cuts' end httieeA former V ir i^ ia governors stood toe American relief mission in State poUoe said the ear waS. bareheaded with members of Ethiopia. ; headiua: aouth on Tnhe S t ^he Byrd fimily beside the Shapiro retired from the U.S. when it failed to m ake h eurre, i^gn^ve here. . Public Health Service in 1066 struck several h o aM en and dttf During the 20-minute cere­ popular .after a career. of . service Jn up a lawn. PoSoe said he dvbi«e mony at Christ .Episcopal Europe, Asia and the United 2 Quality t - ;eff, but tn m aking a . Sharp Church the casket stood almost ^ : States. ■ right went out e f control and Stark in the soft light, th e only In addition to his widow and ' slammed into a utBitjr pole, decorations were two small his. brother, he is survived Igr IhreaUng it in two. Two homes vases of white flowers at ths . a daughter, Mrs. Richard Y o i^ rear. of Washingrton, D.C. were left without aiectrhdty tor frON6LES3 3Rl3krr |ia period wtMS wires were snap* Itw re were no eulogies at the »per., W a p p i n g , Police said a rear end col­ areas of town during the week- of 150 W . Center St. were guests Michael Tureck. The couple wtopped for a sdMOl bus, but lision occurred at E. Middle eiid, dam aging three parked of honor Saturday at a 25th have a son, Gary Tureck, a i^BaskervUla driving behind, was Tpke. and Princeton St. when cars, painting obscene words on wedding celebration at the home student at Bennet Junior High Anderson’s car rammed anoth­ jjunable to stop In time. Dam - an Oakland S t home, and dam­ of Tureck’s sister, Mrs. Joseph School er driven by Helen M. DonneUy mgs was minor. aging a screen and window and J. Garibaldi of 113 Glenwood Mr. Tureck is superintendent of 7 Lydall St. lb Baskerville is to appear in drain pipe at WTNF radio sta­ DOUBLE St. About 30 members of the of highwaye of the Town De­ Anderson is scheduled to ap­ lam ll chtoiBs ilanolMster dreuit eourt Nov. CHerald photo by Oi'. ,a) SHOULDERS H O U L D E R RIBR IB *” ” LOIN L O I N tion. immediate family attended the partment ot Public W orks, and pear in Manchester Circuit Fashion designer Rudi Gernreich, famed as the creator of the topless bathing Cars owned by Mrs. Carol event. also the town safety director. Omit 12 Nov. 7. suit, showed up at the paper dress ball held at Wadsworth Atheneum in Hart­ Shuckerow and Mrs. Ronald A silver and white color He is a member of the A m er­ PoUce said the DonneUy wom ­ jdella, 16, of Oukvilla w as ford Saturday night with a new creation. Model Peggy Moffitt displayed (and Poplck, both of 67 Wadsworth scheme decorated the house and ican PubUc Works Association an, heading east on the turn­ Jehargad w ifh faH iire to ylOM tha l< I i i i l t I $1 St, wer^ damaged some time dinner table. The couple re­ and the Connecticut Association pike, had stopped to allow west­ M gM of way at a private driva* was displayed) the dress— which consisted of paper circles strategically placed between Saturday at 11 p.m. ceived a colonial bouquet of of Street and Highway Of­ bound traffic to pass before kray after a tw o *«ar eoOlsIoa on on a transparent vinyl top. Her only other attire was a hat and teeny, weeny and Sunday. TOP VALUE H f e money and other gifts. ficials. H e is a member of turning left onto Princeton at. iHlBeraat Rd. red bikini panties. Oh yes, the circles and the hat were of paper. lb . lb lb Police said vandals ripped an Mr. and Mrs. Tureck were Manchester Lodge of Masons PoUce quoted Anderson as say­ > PoUee said Ma ear laft tha ' antenna and dumped garbage married Oct. 25, 1041 by the and Nutm eg Forest, TaU Cedars ing he waa watching a car jarl-VBway and struck a ear driv* in Mrs. Shuckerow's car, and late Rov. Karl Richter at Con- of Lebanon. They both are which was passing him on toe len by OSear E. Cronhind, B6, of heavily scratriied a window on tcordla Lutheran Church. Mrs. members of Concordia Lutheran right and didn’t see the woman IBmu^ St. Peek-a-Boo Polka Dots TOP QUALITY BACON AT THE Mrs. Popidi’s. STAMPS |Tureck is a daughter of Emil Church, are members of (Jihap- stop. [ PadMla is acheduled to ap* Bpto cars were parked in Werner of 152 W. Center St. man Court,. Order of Amaranth, Stuart B. R. Cheney, 62, of near in Manchester CIrenit front of an apartment house on and the Idte Mrs. Frieda Stern­ and Temple Chapter OES. (Her­ 130 Hartford Rd. was issued a Iboort MOV. 14. Show Up Benefit Dancer W adsworth St. at the time, po­ berg W erner. M r. Tureck ie a ald photo by Ofiara.) written warning at 10:35 a.m. * - E A R L Y M O R N i . I lice said. Sunday lor failure to drive in HARTF(»«D, Conn. (AP) — It Some 160 women showed up in night gown that most women The rear window of a car EVERY WEDNESDAY the established lane. paper dresses they created received to work with cost less CCNTAllNA .|A. - .... ! Fo u r W elcom ed was a diraam ball for husbands owi^ by Peter Kape of 83 Police said Cheney was driv­ —toa kind where women who themselves or which were eepe- toan |10. HoM^riT. moat women Chtotnut -St. -was smMhed by SULLIVAN AVENUE ing east on W ethefell St. when TOMATOES sKmD uaually wear 81,000 gowns daily painted for them by well refused tp aettts for this much A ri»ek .sometime betwem 7:to 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST I’V- C Into Sorority his car traveled from the south STARUST-SOID ' ^ known fabric designers and op simplicity.' SHOPPING CENTER riKMse paper sacks instead. p.m. and. 8:86 p.m. Saturday MANCHESTER side to the north side of the Sliced hacon lb m artists. B eta X i Chapter o f B eta Sig­ U oocaskm was a paper M n . ^ 0 Rose dyed hers, by a vandal wtio sped aiway in SOUTH WINDSOR street, knocking down three WHITE TONA .3.5S:*!®® dress ball tossed Saturday night Model Peggy Moffitt showed All VARUTBS ■ . . . ma P U sorority had'a Fall Pref- tucked, ^ k e d and glued plastic a car, police said. guide rails and posts. to enrich the coffers of the up more them any other woman. discs imtil her dress w as a sexy oraatial Tea yesterday at the The car was parked in front A one-year-old South Windsor N E P C O • ' '■ "'■r.j Wadsworth Atheneum Museum She wore a clear vinyl top with marvel. Still, she kept her M N O n ITM S F A C R m i of Kane’s home at the time. girl was sUghtly bruised at 3:30 RAGU SAUCE homo of Mrs. iVayne C. Hoff* nothing to stop the view but gloves on all night because toe here. Homes owned by Rose A. Sel- p.m. Saturday when a car driv­ jwan, Qlaatonbury. TOP CHOKEtSENTER CUTS BOLOGNA 59e ALL MEAT FRANKS .5 9 ' It waa RKsre than that It was poker-sized paper dots there dye refused to- wash off her ble cf 14 Oakland St. and Mrs. en by her father colUded with Four new pledges were wel­ a nationally important test to and there, and teeny, weeny red hands. Madilyn Raccagnl of 18 Wood- AINOUISTAR SNEIIAIIDOAH V A U X Y -T O U IT „ • s e e a j another at N ew State Rd. and comed by Mrs. Brian Taylor, determine whether honwo-ven bikini panties. H er barely there Other women splashed on glH* bridge St. were damaged Sat­ ONE Depot St FRANKS em^lAtON chapter president They are paper wrapped around a pretty costume was designed by her ter, stapled on flowars, or spray urday by -vandals who used .69' ROASTS * 2 ” PoUce said the child, Lisa Mra.. Bmery Daly of South package doing the fnig, the boss, Rudi Gernreich, toe Cali- patoted op art designs, s|xray -pidnt to print obscene PRICE lb Patten, started to , fall from the fomian who created the topless Some busbandls caught in CHUCK STEAKS ■wlm, or the monkey could long words on toe Selbie home and Windsor, Mrs. Charles OelgOr car seat and her father tried to endure. If ao, wi-ves could drees bathing suit. tb'e .spirit of toe evening troro of Wepping, Mrs. Robert Walsh stop her. more cheaply. The packaged paper saok-hke paper -vasts, ties, and cuihmer. of Bast Hartford and K n . Ray­ A s he did, his car traveling ______• bunds. Other man wielded scis- RATH BLACK HAWK mond Watt of Vernon. They east on Buckland Rd., crossed ' ^ BOra, threatening to Whittle wore y ^ o w oorsagea and wera the center Une and was in col- . a-way at the ephemeral female e u a m iu m i prsaoBtod -with riiapter year­ Hsion with a car traveling west fashions. **BreEd(fEtst books b y U m president Plane Crash Kills Two; on N ew State Rd. driven by Possibly the most easily dis­ Perfect” lb Mias ilarilyB Bronein cf Phi Frank W. Bachinsky, 30, of posable of the socalied disposa­ WHICH IS T H E O M Y Theta Ohspter of Nu Phi Mu, BACON Windsor Locks. 6 in State Die on Roads ble gowns there was a tiered CITY IN THE U S Manbheatfr,, waa a guest at the The impact pushed Patten’e ______^ _ ruffled one made from bath­ WHERE FROST DOES tea. (Oeatlitaea from rage One) ------oar into a Southern N ew Eng. m m — ^ room tissue. CENTER CUT Beta Xi Chapter win meet NOT OCCUR ? land Telephone truck that waa w as identified by police as Mrs. Newport Va., a shipmate of pogsibly the least disposable OVEN CLEANER Thursday a t t psn. at the home Byers, was driving the car, po- created by talented foUowing Um, police said. The JOHNSON'S , Lillian B. Jack, 88, of Bethel. truck was driven by William of Mrs. Nicholas M. D’Aiello, lice said. • artists. The creations made by LEAN 1-trtini-or. lin t c V —Clyde E. Byers of Groton, K. Conway, 29, of 444 W. Mid­ nOOK WAX deal con S80 Diane Dr., W applng. The a 26-yeu-old sailor stationed Meanwhile, the search con- Tzalms Luksus for Mrs. Stanley TASTY lb BRAVO dle Tpke. program wlH be "The Body tinned for two West Haven men Mortimer and Rebekcto Haric- PORK CHOPS MU. GMOZtH »iuitir aboard toe submarine "Sea Brian Fitzpatrick, 22, <4 107 Beautiful’* Robin” , fatally injured when the feared lost in Long Island Sound, ness were said to be worth 11,- Spruce St. escaped injury at 3 000 each and have been donated ear he was riding in hit a re- E. James Coer, 33, and Den- a.m. Saturday when the right F0TAT0ES!'S!fl2’,s99' to'toe museum. AT OUR FISH COUNTER ^ ON SALE TUESDAY taining wall on the Boston Post nis Cullen, 28, left Indian Neck front tire on hU car blew out The designer of Lady Bird Public Records Road in Waterford Friday night Yacht Club in Branford Thurs- causing the car to sideswipe a Johnson’s Inaugural gown now and flipped over. Byers died day night and haven't been cement support waU on Center in the Smlttisonian Institute, Wmaaiee Deeds a t toe hospital Saturday mom- seen since. Their 28-foot motor­ St. under the railroad overpass. John Moore, brougtk his moth­ . /I Sherwood C l r ^ toe.; to Don­ ing. boat was found adrift off Bran- HADDOCK FILLETS - 49° A two-car collision occurred John M. Roundtree, 24, of ford BYiday. er, Mrs. John E. Moore in a puf­ ald C, Paine and Ruth P. Paine, at 6:20 a.m. Saturday on W . fy blue paper creation he had j M S S i f i ) property a t 215 Tlm rod Rd. Center St. designed for her. John Weerden and Rosanna PoUce said Raymond W . Jolie, quarters In Hartford this momr Designer John Hagglns did Does it not occur to You that Weerdan to D and 1< Ooip., Our Home Owners Package POPULAR FANCY HAWAHAN 55, of 262 W. High St. had Bonee Proposes ing. not take any chances on the property at 169 Main St. Insurance Covers Frost M „ stopped his car on Center St. “This plan would be some­ durahility of the fire-proof i ^ Admlaletrator's Dm I Tax Relief for Damage, Penoaal iProperiy when a car driven by Joseph S. NANCY LYNN NRM what comparable to the Uuc ex­ dresses. He refused to permit and lAtoUity . . . And Saves l L 4 6 o z. Monts IMbehansky, adminis­ Kosciol, 43, of 29 Lyness St bags emption of 82,400 per year his pcetty models to sit down in You M o a ^ r Phone 649-4588. ^ T 'C a n s trator o f the estate of Ruse W. All Policemen ‘ rammed into the rear of JoUe’e presently available to military the paper designs, not even in The aaswprf Key West, PINEAPPLE JUICE •5 of 161 car. Friedman, to Bg,rry M. Wein- officers in combat zones.' A l- the bus carrying the girls from Floridiu John Bonee, Republican nomi­ ' Police quoted Kosciol as say­ iparly pack donuts j baum and Diane J. Wrinbaum, though a bill passed the House the hotel to the museum, POPUIJLR CHOICE SLICED j m . ing he couldn’t stop in time. properiy at W Cone St. nee fo r Congress from the First of Representatives in Washing- On the other hand, Mrs. Rob- Clarenee.A. Aidenoi HEINZ CLEANSER Marriage lieenaes Oongreaaional District (Greater ton on Friday increasing this ert Scull, wealthy patroness of ^ L 2 8 o z. CARRATUN INSTANT R o a ^ Frande Laliberte, 83 Hartford), today proposed *‘im- exemption for officers in com- pop artists, ) » d enough faith in INSURANCE T P CAN? Three Students SWEET RELISH BREAKFAST A's 69‘ COMET Oram lvlew St., and Delores Ann bat zones,” Bonee said, “enlist- he'p black and white paper sack - mediate tax relief for all state PEACHES '5 Maguires Mark 25th Wedding DOU LOW CALORIE Pease, 108 White St, Oot 89. ed men have a total tax ex- to shimmy and shake to the dis- UQOID i-ib. ONCE OVER WITH and local policemen throughout At Chamberlayne can 25' S t James’ Church. emption on their pay while in cotheque music all over the Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Ma­ Cedars of Lebanon and is an 3.5-ez. FRUIT COCKTAIL M b. ^ 7 4 1 . CiNTER ST the nation as a means of bol­ active member of North Meth­ DOG rooo • p k g .' Tlnwthy PhlMp Moynihan, combat zones.” " place. guire of 164 Tanner St. were Three Manchester students PRELL SHAMPOO btl. ». lO-et SPIC & SPAN 194 Burnham St, and Patricia stering the law enforcement feted Saturday evening at a 28th odist ChufYto. Both belong to t cant Noting that nation-wide PRODUCE HARVEST are attending Chamberlayne KEN L RATION 2 ' 51e FABRIC SOFTENER Anne Andrews, 80 Oakwood agencies whiiph fhtlSt be in the crime had increased 49 per wedding celebration at Lithuan­ Temple Chapter, Order of East­ Junior OoUege, Boston, Mass. FOR YOUR HNER THINGS KCN-1 RATION 15 8-e; 1-flh l-«z . ltd., Nov. 6, St Bridget’a forefront of a concerted effort cent Since 1961, Bonee declared ||||n||m m |m |||^^m |^^|n CRISP. JUICY MeINTOSH Oft ian Hall. The party waa given ern Star. Mr. Maguire ia a They are Miss Kathleen Luon- OK* STEW dogfood 2 cent 37c Church. to combat the rising crime rate. that "the local police officer al­ ALL^RPOSE CORTLAND by their sons, Robert Maguire, member of Manchester Lodge go, daughter of Mr. and Mrs IVORY SNOW pfca- • • ADNT Maui'S DOWNY It would be accomplished by an and Richard Maguire, both of of Masons; Nutmeg Forest, TaU Lawrence D. Luongo of 202 HU 14 fr Nonnan Albert Beaudet, 16 so risks his life protecting the OF MANOBE8XBB FLETCHER RUSS GO. (Jedars of Lebanon; the Scottish LIQUID CLEANER SPAGH. SAUCE »•» 47' INSTANT Wadaworth St, and Veronica amendment to the Internal Rev­ lives and property of the Amer­ Manchester. About 100 attended Hard St., in the executive sec Rite Bodies of Masonry; a 8Snd Marie Smith, 348 W . Center St., enue Code giving such police ican people in the daily war on (Your Choice) the event, including the original retariSl program; Miss Can­ officers tax-free treatment on crime at home. Crime has risen wedding party- degree Mason, and is a mem­ dace Hachadourian, daughter VANILLA EXTRACT'^ 35 Choreli of the Asaomption. **When You Think of GiasSf TOP JOB DECAF COFFEE ' The couple were married <5ct. ber of Sphinx Temple of the Oari Edwin Lorentaen, Bol* the first 82,400 of income. This recently at such an alarming | W 4 » 1 3 ^ 2 9 1 of Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. FOR QUICK REUEF Think of Fletcher^* Shrine. He belongs to the Brit­ mu) TO Your HANDS ton, and Jeaime XOen Faber, 24 would have the same effect as rate that some effective action SEEDLESS FLORIDA ^ 4, 1941 by the Rev. J. F. Pro- Hachadourian of 98 Weaver Rd., 1-pl 6-oz. C 7 c PRETZELS 'X39 theroe at South Park Methodist ish American Club. He la em­ miee Dr., Nov. 12, St Jamec’ an inunediate 836 per month must be taken immediately to in the interior design program, btl. 9 1 . pay raise. bolster our laiw - enforcement Church, Hartford, ployed at Hartford by toe Hart­ and Miss Carol L. Holman, WORYUQUID ANACIN C h n r ^ “Although it would be financ- agencies. They must become 54 McKEE STRElT 1 U). bag Mrs. Maguire is a member ford Gas Oo. (Herald photo by daughter of Mr- and Mrs. Walt­ BEEF HASH 29 David Joseph B w m s , E ast DETERGENT HALLOWEEN PACK <4 the Cedarettes o< the Tall Ofiara.) l U N I L E I U ed by the federal government, it comparable to positions in pri- GRAPEFRUIT S er J. Holman of 164 Highland 12-oz. tlb. Hastfoid, and Margaret LtlHan 1' -would not be necessary to have vate business and industry in St., in the retaUlng program. PINK SALMON 79* AndrpwB, 56 Benton St, Oct TUI ENCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS FANCY IDAHO • btl. WISE POTATO CHIPS the government incur the ad- order to attract toe qualified toxicating liquor or drugs and JOY U Q U m M, St BariiMdoinew's Church. Andover CARNATEM INSTANT, minUtrative expense that would personnel that are so desperate- from $2S4)d Ito $45.00 failure to drive in toe estab­ AIRPORT MANAGER IHES NEWt POWERFUL SHORTENING BoiKni|( n tn u i BREAKFASTS m (to(4l9n 6^1 be involved in direct federal aid. ly needed. 'Additional talented lished lane. ' , WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)— 1-lb. 4-oz. HeriMzt Swenson lor Edward There i^ould be no need to set men are required to carry out Now le tha time to bring to yew sereaap.to ha lepabed. 12 Fence, Posts PoUce said Daley, heading Funet^ Servlcea will be held pKg. ssnMnAi, alterations to dwell­ bakmgpotatoes5 .4 9 BOLD DETERGENT PIECRUST3TICKS ! ' Tuesday for WilUain M. Connor, CRISCO up a separate agency or depart- properly the increasingly com­ Storm wind«nr H aas septaieed. 1 east, lost control of his car at a ing at 54 M an h aU Rd., 1500. ment in Washington, and the plex job of law enforcement, Struck by Car curve and veered to the right, managsr of Bradley Inter­ IRAFT STRAWimY _ lOOTt COLOmiAN PhO^ Lewis, addition to ga- taxpayers* money would hot be Additional pay could help to,at- striking the poles. national Airport. PRESERVES 'X-”- 65* M b.' A WilUmantic driver went off n g e at 228 Lydall St, 1600. wasted by sending it through tract these people, it would \ln- ARTO CLASS INSTALLED Connor, who became aseie- ______con The right front side of the ARNOLD'S------COFFEE Atonandor Jarvis, foundation tant maiMger of Bradley in IVORY SOAP 2 CONTAenA MltAMTOMATO ^ expensive, bureaucratic machln- crease the morale of the pres- i ' the Rt. 6 early this morning and car waa heavily damaged. DissiRT TOPPING . ca EVAP.NILK 6 ’t r P9e STOUimSPnACNeeGORN tor eoounereial huUding ati|20 ORANGE JUICE 6 9 1 1961 and moved up to manager eey before it returned to the lo- ent personnel, and would in­ CLASS raRNITURE TOFS jNo Deposit) knocked down 12 highway fence SOUFFLE Ar 45 PUREES^ *l 2 45‘ W . M M dle Ttks., H/M. i i in 1968, died Saturday at St. REDDIWHIP CASSEROLE ^ 59' HmUCDIR eel level It would merely mean crease the efficiency of present posts, state poUce reported to­ RCRDEN'S-inSTANTWNIPPie Advertisement— Francis Hospital in Hartford. GUHOUNE CRY sTourm riouN m VINEGAR r 37 that the polios offleer oould penonnel by hdlplng to make HICRORS (FlnplMs aid Bur) CALIFORNU n POTATOES 39* l a c K t m n keep this added amount of in- 'moonlighting' by police officers day. Please! Bolton children sweat, H e w ss 46. RUGOEANER MACARONI •" 59 T 0 !?ASTE 2 « ™ 5 3 Pa.—^tlM fln t eeme without ha-vlng to pay it unnecessary. The time and en- The driver, W illiam J. Daley, they have no swimming place Connor was a fighter and Prkiu #H«ctiva thru Sat., Oct. 29. W* raiarv* th* right to limit quantities, v- m PICTURE FRAHINC (alliipM ) bomber pilot in World War H. - -.J,-• v'-.v • I to drive from the left ta Um form of income tax," «rgy of these policemen are al- 22, of WilUmantic waa charged to cool'off. They oat cold sand­ Manchester Parkadb, Middle Turnpike, West—Open Monday through Saturday, 9:30 A.M. to 9 FM, 'totem «f Oeneatoga Bonee s a lA ready fully trtilized b y their du- BROCCOLI ZS ' with operating a motor vehicle wiches at their desks. Help our Survivors inchido hhi widow, Grand Union Redemption Center—50 Market $qnaD^.Neqditgte« ■ • ’i’ 1 his mother, and ttacaa , H developed m PwtMyl- Bonee made bis proposal at a ties ee pcdice bUfleer^’* Bonee WINdCW u i PLATE CLASS while under the influence of in­ children,— Vote Pssnocrattc!. to tha aritoiith tm tm j. meeting at bis eampiLign head- said.

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, NEW YORK (AP) — IT, on a final mareh against'the batik s«i etoek, oenNoUaC tive pkaaei Upseis both clouded, and h rif htenod th a. Seaton. t o t for 51 yards as Osklaad dro'ra to )oq«w who— ! ybOed ’go*' and the New Yo rk Jete? C^nnecticiiVs college footl^an teams Saturday as W es­ ,.Nfw Tqrk twb-yard i tine thst wiaa our aignal too — and TTiat’s ,tlM sray it m ay have the ^ lines lirsd. leyan and Bridgeport worked wonders And„CMtral Con- appeared . Suiiday to a with. Just over a ntinutb left. 1 (Ih « Jitta stiffendd. at this ixMnt nectic'ut'aind Southern Connecticut ((Mk.theiir. lIttV io e i crowd of 55,188 end .'a national , "R u t ths ball,, was neyer o f the camilMUiTi. televitfoit audience ah the Oak­ and tNree smkshss into tho line s a a p p ^ ” still Ish jthe Raiders .a yard shy land Rai4ai% edgM; tha Jata Xf. ' 8 0 with Dreith stepping in and ♦ teat game, The^ Stoiiped Cm - On fourth doyvn. op'Hairritt IMxon’e one-yard mdtitying any plky, tae Raiders 21 ..Then the. teams lined up .^ned^ day’s atejnets if all ^ ^ with two aeeonds left. dune baAmerican Football League ball. itee,” ilores explained. "I had his own mark o f five S struggle' until the fllm t o f the to you m y lungs out. I called it down passes set the weak bC: ilV®, But there was no flag on the ’ Upended the Owls 15-7. Chief game are reviewed. There was tw ice-— 1 ‘sbMted to, the line, ground. And, it turned out, no . -V.. te, tha devastating Yeungstown considerable contusion. play either. s M I turned and shouted to the Yale’s Dan Kegel was a bU halfback Dick The situation dev^oped whta . "1 wanted quiet,” said FlOreii. backs.” too T a r away as he tried to Adipotti. He scored four, first- quiartetbaek Tom Flores bsgaa !'We had trouble hearing even And Dixon turned left end for ^ t the Builders to victory. ^uchdowns sM had boIR to steer the' Raiders, trailtng XI- ■In the huddle. I Just atepped the . winning touchdown.

(d back* other two tioni ousrter. 2 Americain LeitguS Roundup Good Reason en**> gave the P h ila d e ^ team DENVER, CMo. (AP) — defeated Harvard remaining «care. ^ej^cut’s Kansas City Coach Hank now that their Ivy record is ^iYeso mared a ^ ‘yan! Bad Boy Good News Stram says he used onstde (UermM Photos hr OflsnO DOPS—Colorado State end Tom Pack was the target for. a pass but it bounded 21 ' touchdown pRa» froift Pmul Gru> kicks after the last two off his chest and fell incomplete and was nearly intercepted by the A ir Wesleyan thrilled the home lM>»n a . W-14 Rick Roberts Gets a Tom Fitzgerald ^lock , . . and Gary Cherico Clears Path . . . as Roberts Qutrung Pefendera for . . . Touchdown! touchdowns in a 50-10 romp Force’s Steve Roseman. (A P Photofax) folks against Amherst, beating toe see^ {Mrtod, 'Wen •ever Denver, Sunday, te h**P In etdefs’ Offense • toe lord Jeffs 2 l-» for the first 4 ttie players away from Irate NEW YORK (AP) — Bad boy iB«rt Goan has been m 1 ' rsi • i-h - n l wm over the UtUeHir^e rival *?**^;®*« NFL Roundup: Pass Defense Excels nothing but good news for the Kansas City. Chiefs and customers in the south stands. Taylor Playing Out Option with Packers SST.’T Roberts’ lx)ng TD Gallops~B| (]k>ach Hank Stram this season. Denver fans Interpreted Taylor, after replacing the vet- points as toe Osrdinais’ record touchdown. IXfonn snag^ te^^ Ooan is the one-time problem ------;------.the'onsIde.kielMffs to mean M ILW AUKEE, Wls. (A P ) — "We Just haven’t negoUated a ersn In the third period. improved to 4-1. string in the second haH When child halfback who has bsen PAnuOTS-CUABOEBS— Stram wanted uiare points. Fullback Jim Taylor of the contract to my satisfaction,” nothing but trouble tor opposing Green Bay Packers mrv Grabowski said Tavlor told Bridgeport-(4-2) got a strong te* ‘ Lariry Oarran was the hero They petted Mto and his said Taylor, 31, a nine-year vet- ’ Grabowski said Taylor told from Joe Santos “ y**-**,,**^ Browns Stun Dallas linemen around the American Patriots, scoring three players wltk beer cans, paper leaving and his understudy Jim him, "G o in there and do field. Lou Groza added three the quarter, then played score-! eran who is the leading ground ® to go with its usual tight de- NEW YORK (AP) — Football League. times, two of the touchdowns on caps filled srltii Ice, a large Grabowski may have an-;'.fe:’. good job.” field goals for the Browns. less ball in the second half. gainer in Green Bay history. If _ . « ’ fe«se and whipped Hofstra'-21-.**“* ^^*“g to ^ f**" Spark East Grid Victory Pass rush says safetyman H e rushed for three touch 63-yard bombs from Babe Paril- thermos Jug, and other de- Taylor told The Associated * * • Taylor would not, say how far _ Knletiu mento when Temple (54» tater- downs and caught a Pete Beath' Press Sunday that he was play­ he doesn’t sign a contract with Ross Fichtner of the Cleve­ EAGLES GIANTS— li. briSa he and Vtace Lombardi, coach win over H ^ t r a In 11 cepted a pass and put .across Statisllci REDSKINS-GARDS— ard pass for a fourth as Kansas ing out his option with the the Packers, he would be free standing game and his two scor- vance as Northwest ran out of land Browns means every­ Jim Nance, the league's lead- “Dor bitentfon was to hick and general manager, are a^rt a final Ully. By RICH DYER E. N. Two touchdown passes from Philadelphia exploded for 24!^ Packers. to sign with someone else next ing runs and overall rushing downs on the East seven. First Downs 14 aty battsrsd Denver 55-10 and gained 108 yards In short apd let Denver have It 7 thing. Soimy Jurgensen to Bobby points in the second quarter. year. on salary tem s_ A ^ c k e r s central OonnecUcut had wqn Trinity (4-1) Is enjoying one of -Breijcmg loose for scor­ peitoimance made the big dif­ 4-8 Passing 10-20 Jumped Into first place In the 35 carries and ParilU picked the near the ntiddle at the field” Grabowski, being groomed to East came within striking disr ^46 Passing yards 106 Country Qub "M y wif^ could beat ine on a Mitchell in less than three min­ against New York, the first] Grabowski, an Rllnois All- spokeman ^id Lombai^l was straight and didn’t figure Us finest seaons to,soma time, ing jaunts of 44 and 58 ference Out offensive line and tance later in the canto when ^ Bushing Yards 169 AFL's Western Division. Chargers’ defense apart for 250 Stram said. “Bat darned H succeed Taylor some r’" v ti->e 222 pass if she was given enough utes of the fourth quarter en­ touchdown coining alter K in g ' America who signed with the unavailable tor comment. trouble ■with as quarterback Khn MUes gets yards, fullback Rich Ro^ pm- defense also deserve a lot 3-21 Punting 2-24 ' BEST 16 The Chiefs’ victory lifted through the air. R was we don’t get' tee hall hott Green Bay backfield, didn't say Leber's interception and a se­ 1 J'umblcs 1 time to run all over the field.” abled Washington to stop St. Hill threw a 27-yard pass t o , Packers tor an estimated |280,- Trenton State. One of Oen- increased mileage in every erts led the East Catholic of credit for a terrific game,” Saturday them one-half game in front of D i^ 's third straight win- toiSeo and wind op playing anything much. He just out- ries of six rushes by Lacy and 4 Interceptions 0 Tom Woodeshick on a fourth-' 000, was given a rare chance Bob CouSy o f the Boston Cel- tral’s five -wins had been .built game.: Miles ten wke. tor a 65 The Browns' defensive line Louis. Jurgensen first hit M R i^- San Ditgo, which lost at Boston- game on Its swing through gained Taylor and everyone else Eagles to their fourth win he added, Roberts brought it 60 yards to 25 Yds. Penalized Class A—Tom Zcmke 61-3— down, fake punt situation. Norm i la the south eod." E a s t <1S) didn’t give Don Meredith’s re- ell for 15 yards, then connected 35-17. Tho Patriots’ victory as the Packers embarrassed the against the winless Falcons to tics set a record with 28 assists on scoring two-point cohve)!Siais 71-yard. toutiMown and .ttitow A in five outings Saturday in East’s secondary was an- the visitor’s five. A screen pass Euda: Dooley. Chirico, Shea. 58, Sked Homans 66-7— 59, M er­ Snead hit Pete Retzlaff 'With a] ceiye.rs too much, tipie.. to. run for a 44-yarder. Charley Gogo- moved Boston srlthln one-half . * ■ Atlanta Falcons 55-5 in toe most show what he was 'worth. ag;alnst Minneapolis in a N B A — by which the Blue Devihi IjSiiat 84-yard TT> p a n aa -toil 'Ban- a 19-6 conquest over HOC rival other bright spot for the Eagles, to Lacy advanced the Eagles Tackles; Kwiat, FUzeerald, Viau, rill liVhiston 65-6— 59, John 30-yard touchdown pass on the IvOdge. anywhere Sunday, and Fichtner lak kicked four Washington game o f New York In the East lopsided game of the National The rookie respemded by gain­ basketbaU game on Feb. 2T, Montclair State 24-21. B u fT n ia- tanaa wldin>6d .)n. L a w r n e t 2f* Northwest Catholic of West coining up with four intercep­ to the two, but a loss o f five Guards; SavcricW, Siwy, Love, K rlstof 64-5— 59; Class B— ^Dick next play. * DOLPHINS-OILEKS— Komives Stars crtcUs that rush with helping field goals. as the Jeta were beaten by Oak­ Football League season. ing 62 yards, two naore than 1959 in Boeton.______ton State miiat l » v e seoated ^______1 Hi^rtford. tions. Backs Jim Leber and Bill monkey-wrenched the offensive. Larala. O'Neil. Uerrity. Lundell 67rl2— Ed Ansaldi • • * . Thret different quarterbacks Center: Dwyer. 55, him intercept three passes as • « • I land 24-21 in the final minute. Lucy starred in this department In Knicks’ Win A crowd of 1,500, including There was final scoring by Backs: Alubicki, Roberts, Lacy, 67-11—56; Class C — Cliff Cleveland defeated previously PACKERS-FALOONS— 49ERS-UONS— Miami won Its second straight, guided Miami to its second Archbishop Henry J. O’Brien of as they snagged two each. Leber, Lewis, Quinn. Treybal, Plos- Sprague 72-18—54, Tony Stan­ John Brodie's 21-yard touch- atraight victory. George Tl^son It was just like being back in both clubs. Northwest’s coming sat, Carvey. McMahon. unbeaten Dallas 30-21. Green Bay had no trouble re- beating Houston 20-it. Hartford, looked on at Mt. Nebo Roberts put East on the Northwest (S) ford 76-18—58. Low gross—Tom Jr. and Rick Norton each put college for Howard Komives. late in the fourth quarter on a t j « race m a im ^ on top o^ S " s l r o S r w t • • • as Biisi tidiimphed Hi its Hairt- board in the opening minute Ends: Callahan, Buckland. Zemke 72, Blind bogey Jim points on the Boonboard for the Komives, the 1963-64 colle­ two-yard rush by Mazzarella. Tacklca: Landers, Christie. Kee­ in. the National Football Conference as Bart Starr hit for ford County Conference debut, after San Francisco past Detroit. CmCPB-BBONOOfr- Dolphina against Houston before giate scoring riiampioa with Pete Kwiat’s fumble East prefaced it by inning the gan. Manfredi 97. League's Eastern Conference, eight o f 11 passes in the first Northwest now stands 3-2 over- scrimmage was all the senior Guards; Hogan. Feeney, Karl Sweetan had put the Lions Ooan rushed fpr touchdowns b eli^ Injured. Dick Wood took Bowling Green, paced the New victory margin with a three- Center; O’Connor. PRO SWEEPST.\KES moving the Browns to within half. Rookie Donny Anderson all 0-2 in conference play. ahead 48 seconds earlier by hlt-'< of M, 15 and 19 yards Mfon marched Miami Into York attack with 24 points Sun­ back needed as he out-distanced play offensive that traversed 75 Backs: Alcarsar. Cruse, Maasa- ons game of first-place St. Louis scored twice for the Packers, rella. Lynch. Fbbhey, Urban, Belan­ hofw gross—Tom Zemke 72, ting Jim Gibbons with a two-; grabbing Beathard’s position for two Gene Mingo day, in leading the Knicks past The locals will continue their a trailing procession of Indian yards. Roberts, followed a 35- and keeping Dallas a half-game once on a 77-yard punt return. ger., Clark, O'Connell. Erwin Kennedy 73. Low net— yarder. ; pass for his fourth TD «* tee wrapped It up. Chicago 124-105. home, stint for the next two defenders to the goal line. yard pass by Alubicki to Gary East..,;.....,.,...... fi 6 0.7-19 out. St. Louis also lost its first KICK OFF Dick Lundell 80-12—68, Merrill day. The 26-yearold runniiv Cbokle OUchrist, making his Only Afoot-1 and 186 pounds, weeks, engaging Penney High Bast picked up its next tally Chirico, with a three-yard run NorlKwest ...... 0 0 0 6— 6 game, dropping a 26-20 decision TD; Roberts, 58-yard run (kick Whiston 76-6—70. Orlando An- COLTS-VIKINGS— Eastern Conference ^ back gained m yards along the Miami, carried 10 Komives relies on his long shhta of East Hartford Saturday. The In the second period when Fred and his 44-yard scamper. Leber fails): Dooley. -4-yard pass (kick nulll 80-10---70 to Washington. following week brings New Dooley scored on John Alu- falls): Roberts. 44-yard run.. (Leber Baltimore remained 1% W L TPct. PtsOP i ground and nrove^lnto fourih (o|. s2 yards and caught a for point production. In tact, it was successful in his conver­ In other games. Green Bay place among ths AX li’ s rushers. Britain powerhouse Pulaski bicki's four-yard pass. Lacy kick); Mazzarella, 1-yard run (pa.ss MEMBEB-GVEST KICKERS game.s! behind Green Bay on St. Louis 1 1 .833 168 11S-; 15-yard TD pass from Norton. was not until early in the fourth YOUR CAREER sion attempt. fails). trampled AUanta 56-3, Baltl- johniiy Unitas High to town for a game likely provided the impetus with an First—Phil Larkin 79-6—73; 13-yard touch- Dallas .800 214 85 Ooan’a oontrovendal back­ quarter, when Komives really morr. trimmed Minnesota 20-17, down pass to Bay Berry in the clave.- to decide the HCC race. interception and then teamed Second^-rKeia^'Gampbell 92-18— M l 185 107 4 ground includae a celebrated Easteiu INvlsiou began hitting from long range, CSiicago defeated Los Angeles foun,, quarter, ’lh a f liMame the phila. .571 160 157- transfer from TCU to Kansas that New York pulled away. Roberts stole the show of­ with Roberts to advance thO 74, Sam 82-8— 74, Ed 17-10, Philadelphia bombed New W L TPoLPtoOP AT THE raaigin of victory when Frank Waah’n. .571 147 151, and a reciuiting squabble tbat york It was the first home defeat fense-wise, netting 189 of East’s score. Foley 74, Andy Fer- 4 2 1 .557 l a 122 York 31-3 and San Francisco Tarkenton hit Tommy Mason ptttsb’gh .200 112 106 fo.'' the surprising Bulls, now 6-2 C reria 83-9—74. ended with Kansas stripped of Bo^on 222 rushing yards. His two scor­ A scoreless third quarter saw edged Detroit 27-24. .600 127 128 with a three-yard scoring toss Raw York .167 100 214. its B ig Bight title. and leading the Western Divi­ ing surges, one in the first pleAty of action as both teams M^IBER GUEST .500 168 164 ♦ • • later In the quarter. Atlanta .000 78 250 sion of the NBA. The Knicks are quarter and the other in the invaded the enemy’s 10-yard Bvenhially he quit college and Houston . m 184 146 AIRCRAFT Notch Fourth in Row Low net—Carroll Maddox, BROWNS-OOIVBOYS— * • • ' Western Conference 3-2. last, set his team-leading touch­ line. Northwest came first, roH- signed with -Ban Diego. After Miami .286 116 185 ma un inree i.rsi uowns a.iu Joe Zanetti 60, Sprague, 74. In the only other game Sun­ down record for the season at ing up three first dow^s and 73^' Dividing the scoi’ing between eight players, the Man- cuff fichtner’s second interception BEARS-RAB»— Green Bay 6 1 0 .857 185 beli« dealt to Kansas City, ^ rrS d X sSg ^u;" Chester Pony Red Raiders continued on^ their high- lija^chio 6i, MerriU set up the Browns’ second Gale Sayers burst through the Baltl. .667 159 110, day, the Detroit Pistons turned •lx. Ooan stormed out of camp in Western Division touchdown, Leroy Kelly scoring back the San Francisco W ar­ Coached Pleased ning of Vic Cruse .khf ftiok powered ways Saturday night at Mt. Nebo, crushing cLzzrLeV'^e^Sr 63 Los Angeles defense for a 93- San F r u .000 129 141. 1968. B e returned hot in three Kan. Caty 5 2 0 .714 287 137 from two yards out. Mike How­ yai-d touchdown run with a sec- Los Ang. .671 128 117, riors 119-110 at Seattle. Wash. •Tm very pleased with our of- was the fourth straight for Fr«TnU tt’n ^3 years he had gained just 298 Ban Diego 4 2 1 .667 174 105 Fran Duggan 63, ell's k>nc interception resulted ond-quarter kickoff, helping Chicago .500 77 99 .571 m 150 fense,” East'Coach Don Robert aiUes and a tough !l^glB line. Coach Jack McNary’s club. yards. This season he has been Oakland 4 3 0 Maurice Perry, Peacliy Hughes in a 21-yard touchdown pass Chicago to its -victory. The Detroit .280 104 1-9. Denver 16 0 .143 91 940 •aid. “Roberta played an out- put the damper bn further ad- Eight times the lopals carried the pigskin over the Windsor a new man. T 63, Ted Plodzik, Ed Foley 64, from Frank. Ryan to Paul War- teams traded field goals later in Minn. JOO 122 120 goal, using the ground and air Dick Lundell, Bob Healy 64. List Reduced with equal effectiveness, while Low Gross—Frank Kieman, showing a stingy defense. Mac Jonah 70, Bundi Tarca, OUaheam and Hoostes Quarterback Brian Sullivan led. Bill Bosyk 72. Nearest to pin: Harvard Stock Rises Lets Fly Notre Dame Rolls On, two majer oellege teams the -winning* offense, throwing Meirill Whiston, two feet, 10 srero aiaaag tease stee drop­ touchdo-wn passes to Mark Inches. ped fraoi toe uabeaten-ua- Lautehback (25 yards), Kevin BEST 17 Spartans Top Purdue tied Met os a result of Sator- Connelly (20) and Don Ryan After Saturday’s dayte gasses. The Seenere Sunday (40). were oveewhehaad hy top- BOSTON (A P ) — Unbeaten Harvard seeks its fifth Uses Hands NEW YORK (A P)—“I thought sure wo were pity­ Dennis Woods and Chuck Class A —Tom Brior 66-4—62, fooked K etra Dasse 38-d Jim Horvath 67-3—64, Erwin victory as host to Penn and defending champion Dart- ing the Green Bay Packers,” said Barry Hettsmanns- Scott took command of the run­ BALTTMfHlE (AP) — Flank-' while Heastaa lest to Btissis- Kennedy 67-3— 64, Doc McKee ning game. Woods scoring twice mouth invades Yale in Ivy League action while Massa- er Jimmy Orr of the BalUmoro^ perger. slppl 27-5. and Scott three times. Woods 69-5— 64; Class B— Orlando chusetts travels to Vermont for a Yankee Conference Colts says he is t l r ^ M being “Who in hell scheduled them?” joked Jim MacKenzie. ’ H ow ever' 36 teams main­ tallied early in the contest on a Annum 72-10—62, Tom Kearns showdown Saturday in top games on the New England the target of "cheap"shots’ ’ by Hettsmannsperger plays lin e------tained their perfect records. wild. 25-yard jaunt to startjh e Raid­ 76-12— 64; Class C— Ed Me- college football C a r d . ------defensive back EarseU Macka-^ backer for Oklahoma, MacKen­ Seventh-rated Nebraska sur- In addition to Notre Dame Laughlin 76-19—57, Charlie ers’ spree and added another Un'osaten Harvard seeks its beaten • untied ranks by wal- bee of the Minnesota Vikings. zie is the Sooners’ coach and -vlved a Bcare from Colorado they tedude Michigan State, -Whelan 81-16—65. Low gross fifth victory as host to Penn and baltl were recorded tor posterity tally in the second canto. l<^>ing winless Tufts 37-0, but Orr's paUence wore thin Sun-' and scored with 63 seconds left, UCLA. Alabama, Soathern Tom '-prior 72; Blind bogey after their previously undefeat­ Scott put on his o-wn scoring defending champion Dartmouth two others (ell from the tm-un day and both players were ban-' winning 21-19. Eighth-ranked Oellterala, Nebraska, OeoT'^ Roger ,Donlon 92. ed team had the misfortune of spree in the last period, col­ invades Yale in Ivy League ac­ list. Central ConneCUcut, which ished from the National Foot-^ Florida took care of Louisiana gia Tech and Florida. lecting touchdown runs of four, PRO SWEEPSTAKES tion while Massachusetts travels had won five straight, dropped ball League game after a brief ! playing Notre Dame. State 98-7 as Steve Spurrier com The Irish won 38-0, aflminis- 12 and 10 yards. Low gross—Erwin Kennedy to Vermont for a Yankee Con­ a 21-19 decision at Trenton State, fight which threatened to erupt ^ neoted on 17 of 25 passes for 209 John Kerr, new coach o f the tering the worst beating the Windsor averted a shutout 73, Stan Hilinski 73, Jim Hor­ ference showdown Saturday In -udille Southern Connecticut’s into a wild inelee. - yards and two touchdowns. Chicago Bulls, set a National top games on the New England Sooners have taken since 1945, when Barry Coccome's touch­ vath 73. Low net—Orlando An­ record dipped to 4-1 in a 43-14 Purdue -was ninth and Oklsho) Basketball Aaeoctation rerord college football card. htidway through the second.' Over in the Notre Da'me locker- down put them on the board in num 78-10— 68, Doc McKee loss to Youngstown. quarter, Mackbee was penalised] ma, poor thing, was ranked No. by playing in 917 straight Harvard, the big surprise^of room all was happiness. the third stanza. 75-5— 70. WimaAis- shoots for its sixth for interfering with Orr on a league games. the 1966 campaign, joined rabid " I guess this has to be one of 10. .The Raiders converted after triumph at Uniem this week. long pass. That gave ^ Itim o re ^ five touchdowns, Scott, Ryan, followers in shouting “ W e’re Ninth-ranked Central ConnecU- our batter games,” deadpanned Ellington Ridge No. 1’’ Saturday after becoming a first down on the Minnesota T Terry Hanratty, Notre Dame’s Lautenbach, John Quaglia and cut hosts American Intemation- fine sophomore (iuarterback. Jim Salesano all picking up Saturday =- "It was a good wie to win,” two points. Low gross— Stan Hilinski 74 Dat^mouth 19-14 b e fore travles to Hofstra. Tehth-ranked „enUv In Baltimoro’s 20-17 vie- said Coach Ara ParsegWan, Defensive standouts were Joe aliiacked qrowdo£ 39,^^t,toe.sprWgfield, 5 -l a « e 'r V 39.26!vlc-,to^ - - - 4 2 B E ST 15 "and certainly we didn't expect DAVES AUTO UPHOLSTERY Quaglia, Dave Bray, Jim Jack- Class A —Jack Hunter 64-8— this kind of score or rnargln.” son, Dick Strickland, and Steve 56, Jordan Larson 63-6—57, Elr- ,u.rt.rb.cl. Ric Ztom.rmM., ''X r' »lt<>rd.y In- ■"*” Notre Dame now has it easy 618 C E N 1CR STRICT — ”R«ar" G ET M O R E P A Y P O W E R A T P & W A Hassett Unitas threw an incomplete nie Heath 62-5— 57; Class B — scored two touchdowns in t h e for the next three w:eeks when U The Raiders have four games elude: Oonnecticut at New pass intended for split end Ray-'. PH O NE 64.3-8245— EVE NING S 649-7313 Jim Vandervoort 67-12—53, final period in snapping Dart- takes on Navy, Pitt and Duke remaining,' two at Nebo. Next Hampshire, Colby at Maine, mcMid Berry in the left corner of^ ... $2.50 or more an hour , Frank Sheldon 73-14—39, Bill moJuth’s 10-game winning streak before playing Michigan State ■ home game comes up Nov. 5 Tufts at Amherst, Norwich ait .the end zone. Suddenly, Orr and” Masi 73-14— 59; Kickers Tom in Iv y play. in a game that is loomtog torger against a strong Meriden entry. Middlebury, Bowdoin ,at Bates, Mackbee began fighting on the" want to kick off your career wtth a good high.paying Job? Than tha place for TRAINIMR COURtl^jrmi PAY McPartland 104-25— 79, Ed W il­ Runnenip, to the Indians from aU the time. Boston University qt Rutgers, ■far right side of the field. Fall Sale! Manchester 14 22 6 16—58 liams 104-25—79, Jake Honnon Hanover, -N.H., in last -week's The Spartans crushed Purdue -you is Pratt A Whitney Aircraft Beceusa that’ s wharo you gat PsypoMor... INTRODUCTORV TM U N tflt PR M IM IIR Bridgeport at Ithaca, Coast "H e's the only guy in the. ~ if you don't hoyo ahop oagariinea. yiei’H Windsor 0 0 6 0— 6 Near England Associated Press 41- 10 Saturday, bolstering their the power to learn more skills while you asm mora pay, starting at $2.50 an 97-18— 79, Jordan Larson 81- (jtuajd at Trinity, Rhode Island league who takes cheap shots a t' ba given BO hours o f iatonsiM.vajMSC.oa Tds; Woods 2, Scott 3, Lau- 5— 76. Barney W eber 87-11— poll. Harvard appeare'd a Sure NO. 2 rating in toe Asaociated at Bucknell^ Northeastern at, me,” Orr said after the game.., hour on the second shift. And that’s only tho beginning. Because the Aircraft the maciiina you hsvo badn.Mrad teBPM aw; tenback, Connolly, Ryan. 76. i I bet., to move into the top spot. Press poll. No(^ Dame’s per­ Irtstnirtion (SW IM riiteMn______OUT r own twaeWaa Kings Pqint, Wesleyaq at) Hamb. "You expect to get hit when" Rear Wisism Pats; Scott,- Ryan, Lauten- Dartmouth has a S-2 record. Is growing, building mora and mora 1st enginss for airlines, utilities and In­ training school at too aanw h i^ "Aiicrafir' Ladies Best 15 ilton, Worcester, Tqqb '.at R P I, you've got the ball but not when’ formance undoubtedly kept its back, John Quaglia, Balesano. Yale, rated fourth In die six- place atop toe raidctngs secure. dustry, you'll hsvo plenty of opportunity to grow writh the jet age. And as your rata of pay. CvOLStwAOEN Cf antaica, i Celeste Sheldon 83-25— 58. Maine Maritime/ a t . Quonset< you’ re on the other side o f the"! $ 2 i M Lois Bantly 80-22—58. Kickers state region, suffered. its first Nick Eddy scored twice for ekitls Increase, your paycheck increases, too. ADVANCED th ainjnb yitotiiAE*" i„o» K„ Point, “ d Bri«»«ewaiter State at field and not even Involved. Courass rangingg nomho zB waahs la B9 efaaha Bertha Kunzll 102-27— 75, Bil­ the Irish, which sewned hardly Believe il or not, our Volkswagen bump bumps only one wheel while the )X^ Mackbee’s done it thi^last lhre*‘J And don’t forget the “ extras” at the Aircraft that add more value to your in______Machining, towetnMM6itol.T«aE Did gild Dagh Hull Standout, lie Marlow 100-25— 75. b o ^ n g to <%ineU 16-M. IT h e Scores of games during the > games to miss aopbomore end Jim Say Karmann Ghia has a lot in common rest of the car sticks to the road. moiu' who injured an ankle to Making. Machine llbppir and Blpa Mteria|; Elis figure to be on the short weekend included: Maine 21. He threw a forearm at my” bioom e...like eacrilent insuranct and retirement plans, paid sick leave, with expensive sports cars. O f course, if you’d rather not stick Dennis That Is, end o f the od^^agaiA t ^ week Rhode Island 6; Northeastern^ face," Orr saW. " I was^ the first halt and may miss a Ssat Otvsn APPRENTICE PWDtBAIIB Ciiiraag inggin f hoHdeye and vocations. So do it now. Como in and kick off your cerosr at from three to four yaard in thgak MBtel# IW e nameiJ it the Pussycat to ot- to the road, you can drive off with » IS, New Hampshire 14; Xllddle-", watching Raymond aqroes thaS g a n ie.'X Michif^ SUte’a- -vlctofy Fiatt A Whttnsy Aircraft. MacMniag and Tool B Ola MBY ^ For Black Hawks Windsor Easily Fifth - rated Massachusetts bury 20. Bates. Woniester field but I was keeping an ey* tract attention, not little old ladies.) less chance of getting stuck, because made tt nearly a einch to win a » Ji D o w n s Rod*kvS11#> hiked its record to 4 -1 by down- Tech 18, Coast; Guard 14; Wes- out for the defensive back so I ” To start with it hes a stick shift with a VW engine is in the rear. It bears National Hockey League goa­ l-fo w n s n O C K Y lU e ingcighUi - ranked Boston Uni- jeyan 2 1 . Amherst 20; Bpwdohi second straight teg Ten title, Expc.iencdd W orktri: Earn extra money on the new ''Part*time’' Sh1ft->5:30 to 9:30 P.ip. toT < “*■’ •»'. managed to block it> * four forward gears. And to slow down dpwn on the rear wheels, giving them lies can expect double trouble , Kbameiii put 15 , csolby 6; Malnc.MhriUme 13, "Maybe Mackbee was sttlU although it cannot go to the Running up 30 points by the Roaa Bowl because U went last you can down-shift, just like a rac6 car from the Chicago Blac)< Hawks half, Windsor' High let Its re- heir 2-6 conference record on Nichols 7; Trin ity 26,'S t Law-'> irritoted from the pass Inter- extra traction in mud and snow. *he line In taking On ui^eaiteh year. Bob Apisa scored three Gesvsrtibls Tops y rence 14; Bridgeport—21, Hof-‘'ference call — It was a border-'! driver. And to stop in your tracks, A lot of people buy our Pussycat I this season if Dennis Hull keeps serves take oVer the entire sec­ Vermont, which rolled to its timps for the Spartans. t h m t n d K of§oodJ$bt a n i k k t t k u vierr the iMPumiNr «m ci; ebo stra 7; and Temple 85, Gonnec line call — but that’s.no: reason'’ the front of every Pussyca t now comes I stealing his big brother’s thun- ond half Saturday, holding on to fifth victory in a'4SrO rout of Third-ranked tX X A beat Cali­ SISjM Pratt & Meki Btraet, C u t Hertford, Cofmeeteut strictly for its lopks'. ■ der- Ucqt 25. to go outside the legal limits of MACHINING • INSPECTION drop Rockville High 42-24 in Noirwich. The CaiatnMnls a r e fornia 28-15 behind Mel Farr’s Other OonnecUeiil plents in Nerih Heran. equipped with disc brakes. the gam e." ’ ’’ later they find out .that it’s mpro . ( Dennis, younger, brother of Rockville. It was the fourth loss two touchdowns end two acening AIRCRAFT ENGINE MECHANICS Southington and MkMiatooii. H ovellhte .rated seventh In the A F poll. After blocking Mackbee, Orr ) Whitney Also (like on many racers), each car than they bargained for.’* ' ''' ' j Bobby Hull, the N H L’s record- in (ive starts for the Rams, the Brown, clobbered 46-7 by Col­ tosses by Gary Beban. Ala­ bring your mWleiy djecharie papan (CP- grabbed his (ace mask and ’ SHEET METAL • RENCH WORK wheel has its own torsion bar suspen­ breaking goal-scorer, fired Ws Other being a scoreless tie, while gate, returns to Ivy play this bama, No. 4, crushed VandetbiK * F or M #«t C m 214), birth certifKate and social aecurRf The Vollcswdgen pulled the defensive back down.” Osifslt TOOL & DIE MAKING ' R ire raft ' third goal in two games Sunday the visitors advanced to 3-1-1. week in a .meeting at home with 42- 5 as quarterback -Wayne card when you vidt our oMca. sion system. So if you're rounding a Then he kicked Mackbee. ^ ■night, sparking the unbeaten Quarterback Doug Malone and Princeton. Third-ranked Holy Trimble piised tor‘ two scores AIRCRAFT ENGINE TESTING or cruising afdng at 82 mph, a ;______■ r karmXnnghia 'Black Ha\^ to a 4-1 victory halfback Jim Dudley did the Cross, belted 28-6' by powerful TiMidaor>'Qcb.26 and threw fo r another. SS&SI rxrrimental m a c h in in g u OPEN poll VOlUR ePNVIMINeC Monday j over slo\V-stdrting Detroit. damage, Malone running for one Syracuse, steps back into Ms Soccer—Manchastar.At.’.Weth*' ^urtees Wins Southern dUfomia, No. 5, WELDING • GUARDS through FrMeyrBo.nb to B pijn.. TtHedsy. The 21-year-old leh-winger,' touchdown and passing for two class, by taking on Buffalo in ersfield. shut out Cicmaan 5041 after f i ay and Thurfdter SveateBS ft i 9 .[who scored only one goal for others, while Dudley added two N w Yoik. X-Country. — Manchester at MEXICO CITY (AP) — John c. Mika Btittte, a eophomora safe­ N othiat.M ^]r inad«. AD FIREMEN • GEAR INSPECTORS I Bahirdaya-t aja, to I t '.eto** 1ED TRUDON, Inc. (Chicago last season'While Bobby more six-pointers Jrom the B w a lo threw 'a scare at Boa- Hartford. ^ ‘ ; , '‘■Surtees of England, driving m-j ty, tan a pimt back. 74 yapis tor cuRtom taQdrcil aad in* FOUNDRY PRESS OPERATORS set an all-time record of 54 tal- grotmd, ton College, rated sixth in New a touebdewn to ted tin t period. ■ t iD e d b j . . . TOLLAND TURNPIKE, TALCOTTVILLE X-Gountry ■—-'Roeky'/HlU at smooth and trouble-free race tn r. An equal opportunity onpieyer lies, rifled a 60-foot shot past The Rams will be still seek- England, before bowing 22-h. Bast V' ^ ^ (Jooper-Masseratl, won the 1 Q e b q ^ Tech, Nol 5, heat Tu- Red Wings’ goalie Hank Bassen ing the first victory Saturday, The victory was only the second Hmrsday, Oiirt. XT *Grand Prix of Mexico Siniday la laiie n - t t for toe Engineers’ DAVE late In the first period, snapping visiting Woodrow Wilson in in six starts for the Eagles. Soccer—Prince Tech at Che- the record time of, two boiilrs, 1 litli consecutive victory over your future tpday at Williams remained in the .un- T s ix minutes and 3S,54..se(;9nds. J , the OveeR Wave. 41-1 tie.' ) ‘ Middletown. ■nejr. ■5 .. 3 M O H

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C^l iSlgtile ^ U:7, Friday, aijd.. s»irlAmeUiiff •Oparatle aola UlBfllaaa ( tiKaita_aSa^ oaMtewali Seivicemaater, ,Gto-8wMt rataemd ^ 0i& w ^ Uakdd Fidtwt Syndkek. It. WORKER for BY V. T. HAMLIN N66A![lVE,PlKe/. ■ n □ 24-Hour Answering Service M a c ^ e . J ^ u ^ , - ste^y eihjiloy- -oKYUK-KVUK/m.i/ 2T LEAVES RAKED and removed, 2 ■tWIIlTit^fllaMlWiB. attic, backyard and cellar rub­ 'ment. gboA Wagesvand.Working ..;HERE8 80METHNE, Free te Herald Readers Knofinc and ChiniwTd 16-A Businen Opportoiiitr 28 Help Wanted—Fdnuile 31 eUARANTra>10 / THOSE bish removed- Very reason­ L e a n in g WOMU4S>.WAMTEO,-^conditi<)r^roust ; i ^ | l ^ at able. 649-1868 after 6. MARKER — full-time days. Ap­ nscouRAGEMoerl uttle , Want faifomiation an one of our eiaaaidod advnrtiaeniMitaf ROOFING — Specialising re­ LOCAL —. 8 table pool room. ona day a , .must have • nolderlhgj^ll 522-^L"T;fli5m.* ' AHY WNP Of AN / THINGS? Available Immediately. Call ply W. T. Grants, Manchester 5 p m. in the InfomutthM station wagon. 649-1919 be­ struction, 649-9455 ^fter 5 p.m. Mcvtng—Tnidkini— New England Tractor 'tWs by becoming 5ie i"Avop - KNOW overhead tween 5-7. 'Trailer Training show you Lady" In yottr i^elghbortok^? , Bridgeport Millers ' ' 1 IT 'S ■ ( (nen’ rTBVTWS M ft M RUBBISH —649-97OT. S tora n 20 • valve " THE HERALD wfll not how to make $200 a week The high earnings wHli,'maka .’., , (set up and (^ e rm l I system^ 11966 PONTIAC G.T.O., blue, 4- Industrial, commercial, resi­ •^OUR tha kUntlty of MANCHESTER Delivery. Light or more. A short training CAR BEAUTIES OF any advartlser using box I . ^peed, etc. Best .offer accepted. dential service. .Leaves raked O -O'" trucking and package delivery. program. We train on tan­ latten. Readara answer­ 649-8394 between 12 and 6. and removed by giant Vac Sys­ *2. HERE VS/HILE SVOU DOW'TKe^^ Refrigerators, washers and dem SLxel trailers, all type WEPOALLTHE TSARILVHA^T© ing bund box ada who tem. L,awn mpwer time up and |2S: m FAMOUS ijbnnd^^f, r,i t 'H''' ^ stove moving speciality. Fold­ tnmsmission a n d tank hikino/ id o n t J P L ^ i n w o ^ dOaira to protect their 1953 PACKARD. 4-door. Auto­ repairs. Incinerators and card­ .yolii rim $l-4K!Waa4^8l^S!|^#*i, . An e e r r r / / ^ nktureto ing chairs for rent. 648-0762. trailers. Also, Emeryvllla Identity o n CoDow.thk matic- Excellent' shape. Good board drums. Good used furni­ club for feW; ««id8.'.lead,;.|or' BShployer v,'i ■■■ ^ \ ENJOY IT.' sleeper cab equipment prpeeduro: running. Radio, heater. $35. ture and appliances . at all details and frea,?*?- p a g e -c ^ ; ■ ^ ■■ Members of all truck own­ Ca,ll evenings, 649-9158. UGHT t r u c k in g — 289-4647. ■ndoae your reply to the times. er's association in New EXf>BattENCj6BD ''-p aij-fa m e 1 ' ^ Ctob ,?1 ^ . Departmtat Q602, gtaUbh attendant flood ,boK to aa anvaloM — 1959 GRAY Catalina Pontiac, England and New York. R addressed to theI classl- 389 cu. in., V-8, $200. Call 649- Lynbrook, N. Y. hmiriv..jrato-2,Wy?»ftP;:.j^^ Had Manager, Manchester Part of full-time training. 9538. Household Servtecs Painting—Paperiiuc 21 Licensed a n d approved DEPENDABLE WOMAN for 24 Main St. ,. j S-14 ^ ■veidng Herald, together Offered 13-A with a memo Dating the 1969 PON-nAC Starchief, 4-door program. For information hbuseworic, 2 days a wtek. Call eon^Muitea you do NOOf JOSEPH P. Lawla custom paint call Hartford, 247-1353 648-582&.. :v,=.^V.,:.„,, BY KEN MUSR hardtop, radio, heater, full REWEAVING of bums, moth tog. Interior and exterior, pa- WAYOUT want to ose your letter. power, one owner. $290. 849 holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ anytime. 3 T ' . 1 ■ Tour tetter will ba da- perbangtag, arallpaper re­ toropid If tha advartlser U 8532 after 6. dow shades made to measure moved. Wallpaper books on re­ Bflip 0M.yo«(Va okatloned. Xf all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys quest Fully tasured. Free es­ BUDGET PLAN ’■ '■' Qeaii^ 'Uste-'liliiM: M-m 1956 CHEVROLET Station Wag­ O m a n tovtoili ito aaxjpiet laiyan^ DMBBlli BOt It ann ba handled In made while you wait. Tape re­ timates. Can fl4»-96S8 AVAILABLE ZAP.POW « HM tr wu, he TJt t«. ai-jupna, £^!W" I iha usual manner. on, 2-door, 6 cylinder, automat­ corders for rent Marlow’s 867 helper. Apply A. J, 'rtageon^ W.ZAR i V*v*il ic. shift, good condition, $100. Main, 649-5221. INTERIOR AND axtarlor R Watkins BrothT* iCarpat; Da- “Ton* thi* down, Perkins! What do you think you’r* 643-7502 anytime. painting, wallpaper removed, GO NOW—PAY LATER partment, ipl Mdin'' St. ■*„ ToprPrices,|j|m writing— ^TV commerciala?” Foonil 1962 TRIUMPH Herald, good fully insured Rrae Belanger, . Fo^ AUI|I^^. flVi* v#(i Building— Contraetmc 14 643-0512 or 644-0804. ZING,\% lady's hruvm cordovan cbndition, $350. Call after 5 chikton leather handbag. Lucky Lady p.m., 742-8147. QUALITY CarpOTtry — Roonis, u ^3idb. ouUide painting. Heh> W anted— Fem ale 35 Jo. MU.' i -■I sundry. Maple Street- Please d ODGE Dart, 2-door hard- nfl* ’ « « " • «wn price. LEGAL SECRETARY, experi­ HEROES ARE AXAPE-NOT BOKN •mall contents — important to Mftolshed, cabineto, buiU-toii. „ t e s for homeowners SSSB, top, GT 273, dark green with formica. aH^um.jdnyl, ^ 8^5.8401. enced, for downtown Hartford. T h e tefephone- owner only. Call 649-3978. black interior, 643-6677. steel, ceramo siding. W illiam ______522-1165. compapl*:' hag THE WILLETS BY WALT WETTERBERG openinffB. fat* spjHii LOST — Cocker Spaniel, gfelden Robbins Carpentry Service. EXTERIOR AND interior patot- WANTED — RN for Coventry / buff, iinswers to ^ c k , vicinity 649-3446. tog. Wallpaper books, paper­ bright people FALL SPECIALS Public Health Nursing Assn., Shoddy Mill Rd., Bolton. Re­ hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Ful­ full or part-time, call 742-6542. with poise, pleas­ M M U iu ’ ward. 643-6427. CARPENTRY — Concrete work ly ins^wed. workmanship guar­ ant voices and CLEAN CARS anything from cellar to roof, anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6826. I^ST: Paffl Book No. M 112M ^ . inside and out, no substitute for good judgment. T BY FRANK O’NEAL If no answer 648-0048. gsE 0 ffiORT RIBS Savings Department of the ^ ^ $ quality work, satisfaction guar- DEMONSTRATE TOYS Connecticut Bank and Trust ’®3 Ford Hardtop la ■' delurailei'<'f^ti^4iBit' NO, rr OeFOPSTEP' anteed, competettve prices, no PAINTING BY Dick Fontaine, iThOKShMritiMe job too small. D A D Carpen­ -IHE FPEEZeR/ Company. Application made '63 Ford Falcon Wagon Interior and exterior. Paper Work now through Decem­ location with alhi||fle AMP Pi/T cr M1W PffiEZEI2. for payment. '63 Comet 2-door try, days 643-1904, eventog^i hanging and wall paper remov­ ber. Excellent commissions. o p ^ jiN G S 649-8880. al. Dutch Boy and DuPont. NOTICE .is HEREBY given ’63 Chevy Hardtop 1 FREE SAMPLE KIT. Quall^r workmanship. CaU Write or call Santo’s Toy ^'<1^ -House of ; NEWTON H. SMITH ft SON — that Optional Savings Book No. '63 Chevy 4-door evenings, 248-9693. Parties, Avon, CoimecticuL 'V CQkioii((R^ Satisfactl(|it Remodeling, repalrtog, addi­ 6306 issued by the Manchester >33 Volkswagen, 2-door 673-3455, or evenings 678- IN iM I i43-9»lc Savings and Loan Association, ,g^ Hardtop tions, rec rooms, garages, PAINTING—Interior and ex­ 9829. Incorporated, has been lost , , j porches and roofing- No job terior, very reasonable, free" S g T s f e SAM?Y'OL' DAODV-IN-LAW, SPEAKIM'I... , , ™ and application has been made ®1 Comet 4-door too small. CaU 649-8144. estimates. CaU Richard Mar- WOMEKl ALWA'iS WAS TOO FOND THE MISSUS HAS BEEN NA6 ©lN'AAE WHAOnV S A Y ? I W B ll,H E ...lU B E DOS* to said Association for pay- '63 Rambler, 4-door Un, 649-9285. CARPENTRY—82 years expe­ r MANCHESTER /»■}¥ OF TALKIN'TD LISTEN. I'LL ABOUT COW«N' UP r SEE MXJ.6 HES i ■ r^SED IF I KMOW/...10 0 Bfr ment of the amount of deposit, 'go Chevrolet Convertible i i f " • ...... 0«>*- CALL SAW\ AKl'GET THE SCOOP! ALREADY...... LIEVE HE HAP AONE-WAV CONNEaiONl.. rience, complete remodeling, AVAILABLE NOW interior-ex- NURSE’S AIDE, 6:30-8, new In- i FOUND BLACK female cocker ’60 Chevy Wagon additions, rec rooms, concrete terior lowest rates in town. stitution. 646-0129. BY DICK CAVALLl with rabies tag. Vernon Dog '60 Chevy 2-door work and garages. References 289-0774, As a SNET oper­ MORTY MEEKLB Best workmanship, NURSE’S AIDE, 8-11, 11-7, part- Warden, 875-7934. '80 Ford Hardtop 495. given, free estimates. CaU 648- anytime. ator you’ll call BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE "VI m 2628. time and full-time, laurel 'Man­ aetc '59 Ford Wagon 175. faraway p i Src e .i^ tfAoan&Torvr HI, POP— ^\ALU l o s t — Bently School area, 4 TOP QUAUTY work at lowest or, 649-4519. SHHH.' I WON'T VtaURHSHTIN WH4H2KA ADDrnONS —remodeling, ga­ prices. Interior and exterior asisist in emergeu- month old male taffy colored No Down Payment Needed PART-TIME candy girl, U-A HARM you. l'\ THETUeVQUNO POIN'.^ rages, rec rooms, bathrooms painting, top grade paint used, des in this fast kitten. CaU 843-1710. ' Theatre East. Apply to person, GOT TO HIDE. AAAN/Beroce BOB VIOLETTE, Sales Mgr. tiled, kitchens remodeled. CaU free estimates. Call Ray Bel- moving, interest* Mr. Daly. NOUiZMOTHBZ FOUND — beagle, male, black, Leon deezynsld, BuUder, 649- Uveau, 649-2110. ing work. -SEesYCKJ/ white, and brown. Call Lee 4291. BEEUNE FASHIONS —Needs 643- SOLIMENE MOTORS ______^ Fracchia, Dog Warden, 5 stylists in this area, $200. 8594. CUSTOMER'S satisfaction our Floor ISnisliInf 24 Full pay whilB -mk 367 Oakiand S t 643-0507 guarantee/ Any type of remod­ free samples, work 2 nights a pihg; j^youufgmmu FLOOR BANDING and refinUli- week, can earn $60. commis­ training, frequrat FXDUND — shepherd, black, eling is our speciality. Let us raises* pleasant Apply brown male, wearing red c o i ------estimate your plan. No obliga­ tog (specialising >. to older sion. No collecting, no deUvery. lar. Call Lee Fracchfa, Dog BUICK 1961 LaSabre, 4-door, tion. Call Herm Frechette,' 843- floors), cleaning and waxing Requirements, must have per­ woitkink GOBdi* gray, power ' steering, power floors. Painting. ‘Paperhang­ sonality, charm, love clothes, tions, V a l u abls/.'K Warden, 643-8694. 1567. Wesley R. Smith Con­ ■f 'i’ JM ir.-i:' brakes, radio, heater, white­ struction Co., 234 Center St. ing. No Job too smalL John drive car, for appointment caU benefits; steady^ walls, one owne'r, 40,000 milesj. VerfalUe, 649-5760. 649-2462. employment. , Announcements - n r m 2 To settle estate. Shown by ap­ pointment only. 1-633-0408. •r' CANPHIL Floor covering, 78 ELECTROLUX vacuum clean­ RESIDENTIAL Birch St. Wall to wall carpet- WOMAN TO clean one day "Visit our employ­ ers, sales and service, bonded I960 LARK, good economical tog . Unoleum. Free estimates. week. CaU 643-7135. ment of f i c e at ,. .if • ■ ' . >• ^representative. Alfred Amell, transportation. Best offer, caU REMODELING Expert installation. CaU 648- CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER 110 Biyaa Dr.. Manchastor. 62 East Center^ W C K rF D iM BY LANK LEONARD 6494612 after 6 p,m. 1218 or 649-2985. Street, Manches­ 644-S14L • Room Additions 1 y.ir.f^;i!vtTi'‘r WHY , 7 frankly, X TiicniGiir itt> make a mice , r 0AHi vou zt VOUMUSrVE puh.hFfen Ole mckeb 7 righu wb cam'T 1962 CHEVROLET Impala, 2- • Rec Room SALES CLERK ter, open Monday auT WELL-AH-WEHAPA DO VOO [ GIFT TO MV GRANDSONS. THRIAPORBP THE MBEPITTO r the MORE SEEM DAT eiSQSE Dts S / WLD HUCK IWCH CALL your local Electrolux door hardtop, 300 h.p., 3-speed Bonds—S tod»— through Friday &, y Trucks—Tractors urday interviews CALL ^ NEED CAR? Your credit tum- tial, quick arrangemento Alvin MSFKOBLeM Complete Job—Design and Lundy Agency, 527-7971, 988 arranged. WOmPfl MR ed down? Short on down pay- .jggg p|gjjup> y.g^ '' plans' available for IMAGI- 'tom at, Harttotd, evantoga SHOOR JEWELERS MIASM ment? Bepo^sess- automatic transmission, 950 g tNA'irVB HOME REMOD­ NON SCHOOL/ 233-6879. 1'. Sion? Don't despair! See Hon- 14 tires, excellent condition, ELING. Oeai . . . 017 Mato S t Mancbeatar est Doujglas; Inquire about low- 643.^939 after 6. SECXDND MOR'TGAGE - UU- est down, smaUest payments ------^------limited fupide AtaUable for sec- ' 'he anywhere. No smaU loan or fl- COMMUlttTY BUILBiNG nance company plan, Douglas Traners— SERVICE 643-liil - ^t ^iKdget^SSlleS lyBRIBNCBD^^n^ Southern Motors, 833 Mato. Mobile Homes 6-A eervlce. J. D. Realty. 643-5129. «* t® « « '«*• three smaU glris afternoons between November 1969 VANDYKE mobile home, 17-29. 643-0796 mornings, or \ New England MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLI/UMS * ^ 8,' rbi^'c^omirVtoiin;"'ard ^C K ’S SERVICE- Snowplow- Business Opportunity 28 after 7 p.m. ' iN vrrA'noN screens. colored appliances, ex- Ins. moving, rubbish removal. carpentry, cleaning,- g^eneral RESTAURANTS — Large «r qjju^ FRIDAY to supervise de­ ^ A T DOES IT... I'VE ceUeni condition, perfect for Telephone - ^ sor^seMOPE WHAlfeTHE u s e ? THIS BLOWN MV CHANCE TO 7 ^ TO BID spairs, aU ^pes of odd, Jobe, small, with or wlthont Uquor g.«irt 'branch sales of' JUSTISNYMY CYV/iJ OUTSMARTED camp or lake, 649-6043. CAftEniLTHIPTlMh! CATCH THE DEVIL.' Sealed bids will be received CaU 643-4686. Pcense. Phllbrick Agency, flee for wholesale * firm. -Must - -,o> Realtors, 049-8466: be able to handle variety of Company : at the office of the General A- A. DION, m e. Roofing, sld- Manager, .41 Center Street Garage—Service- work. Usual benefits. Call Mr. I) fag, painting. Carpefitey. .iter­ Brooks, 288-4389. Manchester, Oonn., until No­ Storage 10 ations And additions. Ceilinge. SUNOCO vember 4*j’- 1966 at 11:00 am. Workfoanship guaranteed. 299 .SERVICE STATION ■ \ PULLER BRUSH OO. needs An Equal Opportunity for ADDJTTON TO PORTER ' Autumn St 648-6^0, women, to service customers Employsr CHLORIHATTON p l a n t . Bid (JARAGE FOR rent on Cam- Avidlable Now , for Chidatmas season. CaB forms, plailB.and specifications pri/lge St., oall 64917161. Inter-state Location 644-0202, 644-2269. are available at the Purohaatog I f Office,. 61. Genter Street, Man­ OLDER WOMAN to babysit tor 11 BIDWBLL HOME Improvement Sunny Dollar Promotion chester, ,Co$toeqUcut. Mptscydles—Bicycle^ II co.- -Roofing,. siding altera- Brlnifs Record Sales 4Vi year old twins In their y Tovim of Manchester, home occasionally days or eve- r m q tions, additl^s and rem odel- iDay* call^ Sun ^ Co., 568-3400 Connecticut ntogs. Personal references pre- RN or LJPN, ** 1966 HONDA CB 160, ,exc(dlent tog oft -Ml/idl/ types, Excellent Evenings Mr. D. Smith. ■' Robert B. Weiss, 236-0418 ferred. Write Box M, HetaW. new institution. Cali 6464)110. General Manager condlticii, reasonable. tR8-54B6. workmanship 649-6496. PAGE TWENTY-THREE I J MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1966 L o t s F o r Stfle 78 Subnihan For Bale 7$ Suburban For Sale 75 Suburban For Sale 75 Suburban For Sale 71 Apartment BaUdinga Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 PAGE TWENTY-TWO BOtJTiON — exceptional 3-fam- (COVENTRY — $7,900. will buy STAFFORD Sprlnga,— country Busihcss tocaCfons For Sale 69 MANCHESTER — Six room Co- MANCHESTER — Two B-zone BOLTON — 1 room Ranob, pJus Apartm ents— ^Plats— Apartments—Plats— •I r; MANCSE8TBR —New listing. . . . «a_aseeas------■ lAakaSAMk OaMlmteAlt WAS* MWliVVI mffUl Ry Garrison Colonial, only 8 this 4' room house; 0^1 base­ store, 6 ropma living quartet^ D o g s — Blra»—Pets 41 Household Goods SI Rooms Withont^oaifd gf Tenem ents 6S For Rent 44 lonial, iVi baths, modem lots, all uUUtlss, good location, large finished rsc room and Tenements 8S MANCHESTER — two modern Brick front 6-room Cape Oo^ bar. Two full baths, 3-car; ga­ years 6M, 4-4. Fireplace, built-, board heat; tiled bath, heated Also income from tenement COMFORTABLE ROOM for kitchen with built-ins, stove, trees, Hayes Agency, 646-0181. DACHSHUND PUPPIES, AKC, CONSOLE-STEREO combina­ 8% ROOM heated apartment. STORE, first floor, ®ver 7M multi-unit apartment buUdIng 3 full baths, fully plastereA rage, large wooded hri, superb ins, tiled baths, full cellar. Res­ porch. 742-7066. gentleman, separate entrance TO RENT— One 3 room apart­ dishwasher and disposal, 8 bed­ and 3 garages. Land, buUdinga ready to go, miniature and tion, phonograph and radio, Will redecorate. Free parking.* square feet, central ^caiiOT, offered for Uie fltat Ume. Bx- one car garage, wooded lot, BROAD STREET — two B-zone condition. Reduced to $26,000 idential 2% aores,^ $23,900. As­ and parking. 649-2460. ment and one 3 room apart­ rooms, $19,900. Phllbrick and equipment, $36,000. Easy standard, champion blood excellent condition, 875. 643- Center of Manchester. After 4 g ^ traffic count. Iw il "• eeUient locattone, fiiUy leased. near bus, school and shopping.' lota, water ,and sewer. Norman Call R. F. Dlmock (Company, sume 6^ per cent mortgage. GLASTONBURY — iMge con ment with heat, stove and re­ Top producere. Theae are first Selling (or 818,900. Call the R. Agency, 649-8464. temporary Raised Ranch on 18 terms. Owner retiring. Meal lines. Also Weimaraners. 2547. CLEAN, comfortable rooms. p.m., 648-0727, Dougan, Realtor, 649-4535. __ 8 . Hoheathal, 643-6121. Realtors, 649-8246. Owner will carry second mort­ frigerator furnished. Call 643- quality built buildings. Call tor F. Dimoek Co., 640-6345. acres of land. $89,900. Phll­ for family home and buaineia< Southington l-«28-8578. Also one and 2% room effi­ MANCHESTER gage if necessary. Owner, 649- AUTOMATIC washer, electric 5118 between 8:30 a.m.-4:30 FIVE ROOM digalex, 8100 per SUTTB of offices presently detalla. Hayes Agenoy, 64e-italiza- location, 15- minutes from Man­ square feet, first floor space, child, no pets. 876-0879. ance, 649-7620. basement, 2 outbuildings, ous experience. Check Seark 65 pieces of track, transformer, and a Few Other Articles on Estate, 643-5129. in basement onOn beauumuybeautifully F ) ^ ^ Y •—w e of a Wnq. —------tion, holidays and vacation chester, heat, hot water includ­ aluminum storm windows completely modon new liberal employe benefit pro­ 13 cars, signal, lights, switches, Display at Main Store. centrally located. Will sub­ shrubbed lot 1% baths, large Looted In a highly rwldentlal b r i OK RANCH — M odern plan. Apply Metronics, Inc., tresUe__aetand old time trolley. BRAND NEW ed, $125. Adults. 643-7058. divide. For particulars call _ .. .. . ’ ___ mrtMarea, 7 mnmii.rooms, «ncn.each, with fire-fire­ . __ _>». ntL and screens, situated on 8 gram andi top commissions. E"VERYTHING COVENTRY — 4-room (Sape, ’ flagstone patio off dining area. kitchen with’ bullt-lna, 2% 640 Hilliard St. Value 8359^ asking 8125. 643- Warren E. Howland, Realtor, place and garage, large lot'. VERNON-BOLTON acres o f land. Asking price Please apply Personnel De­ THE UNPAID NOW RUJNTING nice location. 643-8607. $23,900. Phllbrick Agency, 640- baths, formal dining room, partment, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., 0129. 350 Main St., 643-1108. Ideal for children. A quality family room with fireplace, 2- $19,000. FULL-TIME MAN for used BALANCE PRICE PICTURESQUE SIX ROOM duplex. CaU 643- '8464. TOW N LIN E store. . . custom built home in the car garage, AA zone, $32,500. car reconditioning department. or call 643-1581, for an ap­ NEED SNOW TIRES? New Kel­ ONLY $418.26 0321. 31 N. Elm St. RESIDENTIAL LOCATION jMANCHBSlTat — 8 -bedroom Princeton St section. $5,0(X> Phllbrick Agency , Realtors, Eight room Oolonlal home All benefits. Gkx)d hourly pointment ly - Springfield 650x13 and Phone for Appointment 4 brand new custom built 5^ ROOM APARTMENT, heat, ! Colonial, dishwasher, buUt-ins, will assume mortgage. J. D. 649-8464. beautifully restored, situat­ starting rate. No experience 775x14, 812.90. New wheels, Ask for CARL One bedroom apartments, waU homes (non - development) hot water, stove, refrigerator. ' disposal, baths, aluminum Real Estate Co., 643-6129. ed high on 70 acres o f necessary. Apply in person to half price plus tax. Cole’s Dis­ Htfd. 247-0358 or 527-9036 to wall carpeting, outside bal­ Available Nov. 1, adults pre­ siding, stonn windows, sewers, _ JUST LISTED — immaetdate 6 Raised Ranches and land with 26 mile view, 25’ John Vozeolo or Ralph Schal- SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. count, 451 West Center, 643- See It Day or. Night conies," free gas heat and hot Ranches, kitchen built-ins, ferred. 643-2087. KICK OFF YOUR CAREER only $19,900. Hutchins Agea- room Ranch, centrally located Hiring room, fireplace, for­ ler at Manchester Motor Sales, 5332. If you have no means of water and gas for Cooking. . lUo-iuoA desirable Porter Street area. in Manchester, on a lot 120x275, ceramic tiled baths, fully Manchester Shopping Parkade cy. Realtors. d49-6324. Beautiful modern kitchen, for- mal dining room, 2 bams, 612 W. Center Street, Man­ transportation. I’ll send my Stove, refrigerator, garbage FOUR Ro o m apartment, heat, garage, aluminum storms and landscaped, wooded lots. Manchester, Conn. ONE OF THE finer things of garage, chicken coop and chester. 643-1511. auto for you. No obligation disposal. Resident superintend­ hot water, parking, centrally - $16,900 — •ROOM Ranch, fire- laal dining room, flreplaced screens, rec room, walk-out Selling from $26,000-$22,- life —Blue Lustre carpet and sauna bath. Financing ent located comer of Edgerton located, adults, 643-2171, 643- AT THE AIRCRAFT place, ceremlp bath, ahimi'1- uvlng room. Lovely ecreened 000 upholstery cleaner. Rent elec­ even if you don’t buy. So, come rear porMi, fireplace, open . available. Price $36,000. along and see this big bargain. and Hemlock Streets. Immedi­ 8470. I num storm windows, attached porch. Reduced for immediate stairway from living room to DECrS DRIVE-IN tric shampooer, 81- The Sher­ Hel!i Wanted— ate occupancy, $125. monthly. * garage, Manchester. Hutchins sale. Bclfiors Agency, 648-6121. a,tUc which is ideal for expan­ EXCELLENT FINANC­ win-Williams Co. A—L—B—E—R—T’—S FOUR ROOM furnished apart­ Men wanted day or night Male or Female 37 CaU • Agency, Realtors, 649-6824. sion, c o r n ic e just a few of ING AVAILABLE. LOW MANCHESTER 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD ment on quiet residential street GET MORE PAYFOWfiR AT P&WA MANCHESTER — assumable DOWN PAYMENT TO full or part-time hours can RICH, STONE - FREE ioam, MANNARINO the accommodating features of be arranged. Good pay. No REITRED COUPLE Of good OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 in central East Hartford. Rent : 67 PRINCETON ST. — 8 bed- mortgage, 8-year-old 7 room QUALIPIED BUYERS. Good investment property, 816. Gravd, sand, fill, stone, this home. Asking $18,300. J. D. phone calls, see Chris. character to ll've in with busy MANAGEMENT CO. $180 per month, heat included. < rooms, fourth posslbla, 2 Split Level, that features 8 gen­ 2 family home, new gas hot manure, wMte sand box and G.E. REFRIGERATOR, good 289-7395 $2.50 OR MORE AN HOUR Beal Estate Co., 643-5129. older gentleman. Good home Security deposit required. Call ’ baths, large cloMts, cedar erous bedrooms,------— , 1^ baths,------—for- ______- For further Information water heating system, all patio sand. 643-9604. running condition, best offer. 462 Center St. in exchange for housekeeping John McLaughlin, 649-5306. closet, oil hot water heat, mal dining room, kitchen with MANCHESTER — Centrally lo- call the Dimock Realty Co., copper tubing, new ahi^- 643-6318. duties. Write Box M, Herald. LOOKING for anything in real dinette, Jalousledr.ifaiA:i porch,nrktv-K 3-car built-ina.buUt-ins, familvfamily room and at-at­ cated 6 room Cape. Garage, num storm 'windows and CARRIER ICE MACHINE, 450 SUMMER ST. — Duplex, 4 640-6245, 649-9823. CLERK WANTED -full-time. estate rentals — apartments, Want to kick off your career wltt » 8'oo^Wgh-payl garage with electrio doors, tached garage, $22,900. Wolver­ aluminum siding. Only $14,900. screens, assumable mort­ MARKET RESEARCH — Part- lb. capacity, good running con­ WHIRLPOOL washer and dry­ large rooms, range, refrigera­ Cooperative Oil Co., 316 Broad dition. 646-0037. er, used one year, $200 for the homes, multiple dwellings, no job*^ Then the place for you is Pratt A Whitney Air- custom built Immediate occu­ ton Agency, Realtors, 640-2818. Pasek, Realtors, 289-7476 (any­ gage. Financing available. time interviews. Position open tor, very clean, garage, porch­ craft Because that’s where you get Paypower . . . St., 643-1663. pair. CaU 649-1042. fees. Call J. D. Real Estate, pancy, mid 20’s. 640-4498. time), 648-4208. VERNON — 7 room Cape, large Price $17,900. in Manchester au«a. Job in- USED forced air furnaces. One 643-5129. es, washer and dryer, $115. No the power to learn more skills while you earn more _ MANCHESTER — 2 family, 6-6 'vtdves interviewing in selected Mor-Sun gas fired, 140,000 40” ELECTRIC RANGE and Children, 649-4342. pay, sUrting at $2.50 an hour on the se<»nd shift. ; NEW TWO family flat — 6-5, ^ “ .is?? OLEHBALE RD. - Op«. S T And that’s only the beginning. Because the Aircraft is lot in an area of fine Iwmes. homes on various topics. Ap­ B.T.U. output, 8120; one electric refrigerator In good 4% ROOMS. $125., 3% rooms, ' Bowers school area, large systems, excellent location. and Sundays. New 6-room F. M. GAAL AGENCY LAWTON GARDENS 4'i growing, building more and more Jet engines for air­ Only $14,900. Hayes Agency, plicants must be available 3 $115, heat, hot water, stove, ) kitchen, 22* li'Ving room, sep- Buy now, only $17,600. Hayes Ranch 'With carport, imlque Crane 80,000 B.T.U. output, condition. 643-1292. room duplex, H i baths, i dish­ lines, utilities and industry, you’ll have plenty o ' 646-018L Broker Gall Green evening per week, Saturday refrigerator, parking, 15 For­ • arate furnaces, city utilities. Agency, 646-0181. kitchen-family rocan arrange- ______LABORERS 885; one G.E. oil fired 127,000 washer, private patio and cel­ portunity to grow with the jet age. And as your skills 643-2682 742-7092 and or Sunday. $1.76 per hour, BREAKFAST SET. table and est St., off Main St., 646-0090, ment, 2 fuU baths, large bed- TOLLAND — Ranch on large B.T.U. output, $150. All this lar. J. D. Real Estate Co , 643- increase, your paycheck increases, too. ' Also older 2-famlly. CaU Leon DUPLEX — 2 famUy, 6-6 built- 8 cents per mile, no selling. equipment is in good condition 4 chairs, one year old. 649- 643-5675. * Cieszynskl, Builder, 649-4291. rooms, altuninum aiding. As- jot close to Route 15, assum- For concrete products Car necessary. Write Box JJ, 4192. 5129. in range, dishwasher, wall to and prices include all controls. wall carpeting, assumable sumable mortgage and priced ajji® mortgage. Owners______anx- OOVENTOY at manufacturer, year, ’round Herald.' T. P. Aitkin Co., 27 Tolland MANCHESTER — 2-bedroom And don’t forget the “extras” at the Aircraft that add I t h r e e FAMILT — large to seU. Wesley R. Smith Con- mus. TWO AND FOUR ROOM apart­ more value to your income . . . like excellent i^nsurance mortgage, price $38,600, PUl- J. D. Real Estate Co., MANY WOODED ACRES work. Liberal company Turnpike, 643-8793. apartment, large kitchen, pan­ apartments, good income, struoUon Co., 643-1667. 643-5129. KROEJHLER BED love seat, ments for rent. 649-6204. and retirement plems, paid sick leave, holidays and ling nGCGSoary. hrick Agency, ww-ww.640-8464. • . Surround iovbly custom benefits. Salary commen­ try, living room, porch, heat, some cleaning necessary. Can c built Cape Cod in “like- MANCHESTER surate with experience. PILE IS SOFT and lofty, colors hunter green. CaU 643-5977. vacations. So do it now. Come in and kick off your BIRCH STREET— 4 room flat, hot water, stove, refrigerator, asmune mortgage asking, jr^vE BEDROOMS 3 full baths, TEIN ACRES, stately 7-room VERNON — Only $U,500. Com- new” condition. Fruit trees Call 643-2423. Cast - Con SEARS DISPLAY retain brilliance in carpets career at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. $24,900. J. D.n RealRpjlI Estate Co.,Co.. . __ stone HUO1840 Colonial, hot water ,rkf R wwwvt Kitnotoloriif nil second floor, redecorated. 649- one child, $130. 1-633-9057. modem kitchen with built-ins, pact 5 room bungalow, oil heat, and berry bushes abound. Structures, Inc., 1000 Park­ cleaned ■with Blue Lustre. Rent heat, fireplace, exceUent con­ approximately one acre. Call TRAINEES Musical Instruments 53 4498. 643-5139. 2 fireplaces, walk-out base­ Transferred owner reluc­ er St., Manchester. electric shampooer, $1. Paul’s FOR RENT— 1-2-3 rooms, un­ TRAINING COURSES WITH PAY dition, long road frontage. early. Herm Frechette, Wesley ; d u p l e x — 14 rooms, 6 ga- ment, screened porch, garage, tant to aeB a t $19,700. Paint A Wallpaper. USED UPRIGHT PIANOS, re­ furnished, no pets. CaU before Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. R. Smith Agency, 643-1567. RENT MAN in need of rentals. INTRODUCrrORY TRAINING PROGI^MS — If you handy locathm. Phllbrick Agen­ Ghn John Oedesdy to see PARKADE On the job training with ■ rages, cCfice space, centrally conditioned, reasonable. 643- Have tenants wilUng to sign 7:30 p.m., 643-2068. cy, Realtors, 649-8464. executive opportunities for BUTTON HOLE attachment for don’t have shop experience, you’ll be given 80 hours of ! lo c a t ^ aluminum siding, hot MANCHESTER — 7 room t t 649-6306. 6563. lease, plus escrow. 649-4342 or Intensive training on the machine you have been h i ^ qualified high school' grad­ Singer Sewing machine, many WEST SIDE AREA —6 room water ^zooe heat, 4 bedrooms TEN ROOM older home pliu Ranch, 4 bedrooms, 2 tUed T 649-3566. to operaAe". Instruction will be in our own machine Wesf Middle Turnpike, Manchesfer CHEMICAL SALES — $126 uates, salary and benefits more attachments. Reasonable duplex. Call Glastonbury, 633- each side. Phllbrick Agency, baths, garage, screened porch, B & W training plant at the same high aircraft rate of pay. 2-rooms over garage located HEBRON TlM BARROWS and weekly. CaU 644-0202. of the finest. CaU 643-0196. Office and Store CXJLONIAL MANOR — 4% room 1821. 649-8464. fireplace, hot water oU heat, in center of Manchester. Ideal WALLACE Co. Equipment 54 duplex, private patio and cel­ wall to •wall carpeting, city DONUT BAKER WANTED full­ ADVANCED TRAINING PROGRAMS — Courses rangr i CXlNTEJfPORARY — Ranch, lor large family. $22,900. Phil- Six room expandable Cape Manchester Parkade lar, appliances, disposal and THREE SMALL room apart­ utilities, quick occupancy, time. Will train. Apply Bess Apply Monday through Fri­ Boats and Accessories 46 36” GAS AND GAS STOVE; 12 ing frAm 22 weeks to 93 weeks in Machining, Sheet ' large L ah^ed living room and brick Agency, Realtors, 649- ■with large finished family Manchester 649-5306 utilities. J. D. Real Estate, 643- ment, $82. monthly. CaU 649- priced imder $20,000. Charles Eaton Donuts, 160 Center day, 10-4, or call Mr. Todte cubic foot refrigerator; 30 gal­ Metal,'Tool, Die and Gage Making, Machine Repair and .lining room with fireplace, StAM£ room and enclosed breeze­ 14 RUNABOUT, 60 h. p. 6129. 4291. I Leaperance, 640-7620. 643-1581 for an appoint­ lon gas water heater; cash reg­ Pipe Making. [ cathedral ceiling of natural way and one car garage, COVENTRY — NORTH Street. Mercury, ideal for skiing. Go- MANCHESTER t ^ ment. ister; slicing machine; gas full tile bath, fireplace, inig into service, must sell. 649- ' wood and exposed beams. 4 MANCHESTER — new 10 room $3,600 f u l l -t i m e m a n for carpet french fryer. CaU 643-0031. APPRENTICE PROGRAMS — Courses ranging from , bedrooms, VA baths, garage, SHOW PLA CE aluminum siding, combina­ Assumes 6 % mortgage. Only work room. Apply Mr. Tur- 1618. Featured as ‘The House of Colonial in prestige neighbor­ three to four years in Sheet Metal, Machining and Tool ; large shmhbed park-Uke lo t tion windows, ameslte $133. montWy. Four years old, geon, Watkins Bros., 936 Main the Month” in Herald, Nov. hood, priced in the low 40’s. SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. Maximum FHA & VA Financing Available I & Die Making. $38,500. Phllbrick Agency, 649- drive. Large treed lot, oon- 5% zoom Ranch, fireplace, ga­ Full-time and Part-time St. Diamonds— ^Watchefr— Wearing Apparel—Furs 57 ’65. Three bedroom Cape in Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. . venient location. Good con­ rage. Acre lot. Manchester Shopping Parkade JewvdrY 48 ; 8464. Rolling Park. Two full WINTER WEDDING dress, size dition throughout. Excel­ CUSTODIAL WORK in South Manchester, Conn. 5V2-Room Ranch Hundreds of good jobs available in: ■ TWO FAMILT 4-4 duplex, nice baths, waU to waU through­ MANCHESTER Green area — PASEK REALTORS W inder, 40 hours weekly with WATCH AND JEWELRY re­ 9, $150 value, selling for $50. New listing. 6 room Cape, im­ lent value, only $18,700. 289-7475 742-8243 positions for women and rrien pairing. Prompt service. Up to ' yard, Verplanck School area, out first floor. Price $19,- mv Call 644-0465. maculate condition, garage, excellent fringe benefits.' O - MEADOW WOOD ROAD ; $19,600. Leonard Agency, Real- 600. Oall J. M)0Laughlin, tact Mr. J. G. Penna, 644-1634. $20. on your old watch in shaded lot. Hurry, only $14,900- •VERNON — WeUwood Circle. MEN’S SHIRT, I6-I6V2; jacket; MACHINING • INSPECTION 1 tors, 646-0469. 649-6306. salespeople in these departments: .HELP WANTED in our new trade. Closed Mondays, F. E. Tolland Hayes Agency, 646-0131. U & R REALTY, INC. New two family 8 bedroom Bray, 737 Main St„ State shoes, 9-D; boy’s 14-16; girl's, Manchester store, full-time ‘ INVESTMENT property — 8 643-2692 flats, separate furnaces, upper WAREHOUSEMEN Theatre Building. 10-16; jackets, raincoats, dress­ Immaculate BVi'ioom ranch on large 'wooded lot. B & W and part-time. Flexible hours. Air c r a f t e n g in e m ec h a n ic s * famUy, ^M-5, $17,900. PhU- DUPLEX, 4-4, expandable ranch twenties. 875-1684 or 649-4498. CLERK-TYPISTS es, etc. 649-2348. Spacious living"i’oom with fireplace, Vm baths, full The BARROWS and Tuesday through Saturday 10- ; brick Agency, 649-8464. WALLACE Co. type, large treed lot, conveni­ R. D. Murdock 643-6472 • Cosmetics, Toiletries • Ladies* Coats, Suits 6:80, Friday 12-9 p.m. Apply cellar, oil heat, ameeite driveway. 20 minutes from EAST HARTFORD — New 6 6 For T-V and appliance dis­ Florists—Nurseries 49 Manchester Parkade ent location, Leonard Agency, at Top Value Redemption Cen­ _ MANCHESTER. • duplex. Assumable 9%, per cent tributor. Ideal working Wanted—To Buy 58 downtown Hartford. Take Exit 99 frohi Route 15. SHEET METAL • BENCH WORK > $18,500 Manchester 649-6306 Realtors, 646-0469. Wmnen’s and Men’s Shoes • Ladies’ Dresses ter, Corbin Comer,,West Hart­ JAPANESE YEWS — $2 each. Ranch, carport, base- mortgage. No dosing costs. conditions, good salary, 5- Priced realistically. I room ford, or phone Mr. McDermott Dig your, own, 179 Fern St., HOUSEHOLD lots, antiques, ment, fireplace, family kitchen. IITliedro^ ASSUME a 6 per cent mortgage, ANDOVER — 8 room Oolonlal. Pasek, Realtors. 289-7476, 842- • Sportsw ear day week, vacation, excel­ • Children’s Shoes at 236-2027. Manchester, 643-7278. bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, TOOL & DIE MAKING ' near — Bowers------— SchooL . . . Hutchins . .— Colonial featuring 24 foot1 Uvlng— ------monthly------payments*_ -... A used furniture,, china, glass older home in very good condi­ ants full-time or part-time. Ladies and Gentlemen COLONIAL ' RANCH — 6 rooms, 8 bedroonu tion, oU fired hot water heat, silver, picture frames, old FIREMEN • GEAR INSPECTORS ! 2 fuU baths, rec room with APPLY TUESDAY, OCT. 25th Apply Manchester Esso, 24 coins, guns, pewter, scrap d ty utiUties, on an excellent ' ' - I Windsor Street. Interested in earning SEASONED fireplace wood. bathSk tbcmal dining room, lot Priced for quick sale, $17,- gold, watches, old jewelry, I screened in porch, garage. Christmas money? A Mar­ Pick up or delivered, 644-8644. hobby collections, paintings, 900, J. D. Real Estate, 648- GENEHAL FACTORY work, FOUNDRY PRESS OPERATORS ; $20,900. PhUbrlck Agency. shall Field family owned attic contents or whole estates. 6129, 648-8779. Ot tiM DAVIDSON A LEVEN IH A L STORE ta full-time. Apply 8:30-4. New 649-8464. organization is conducting, Garden— ^Farm— Dairy Furniture Repair Service, 643- BOARD like new, 2 England Metal Products, 44 a nationwide expansion • ______m m im Z ---- v MANCHESTER MANCHESTER PARKADE Products 50 744E. , MANCBiaTm - lATga 7 rw m . ♦■twiiy flata and duplexea built Stock Place. program. We are interested •VISIT THE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 400 Main Stredt, East Hartford, Connecticut. Other Connecticut plants in Ranch, 2V6 hatha, modem by Damato. Spadous rooma, in employing 25 area resi­ S’TRICTLY fresh eggs for sale. Interviewing Tuesday, Oct. 25—10 a-in. to 2 pju. North Haven, Southington and Middletown. If avail­ Idtdien, formal dining room, aeparate heating aystema, top dents to do outside custom­ Tomaszewski, Box 363, South Kooms With out Board 59 able, bring your mlUtary discharge papers (DD-214), family room, 24x24 with fire- quaUty workmanahip. Oppor- Wednesday, Oct. 26— ^10 aan. to 2 pan. and 5 to 8 pjn. er interviewing, 15 hours Rd., Bolton, open dally, 649- THE THOMPSON HOUSE, COMPANY birth certificate and social security card when you visit place, 2-ear garage, large tot tooity knocka. Assumable per week for a period of 6 6472. PHOTO Cottage Street, centrally lo­ our office. with fruit firau, $26,000. PhU* mortgage, exceUent financing. Thursday, O ct 27—10 ajn. to 2 pjn. weeks. cated, large, pleasantly fur­ Iirick Sgauey, C40-C4M. Bayea A g p a c y , 646-013L Household Goods 51 nished rooms, parking. Call OPEN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Monday through SALESMEN 649-2358 for overnight and I TWO FAMILY —3 hedrooma, . _ 7 Cape, Interviews at; CLEAN, USED refrigerators, Friday — 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday, Wednesday and permanent guest rates. Thur^ay evenings till 8 p.m., and Saturdays — 8 a.m. Xbcperienced photo sales­ Shorriiam-Oaks Motor Hotri ranges, automatic wasbe s, NOW HIRING! anmslto drive, locatod near to noon. with huUt-lns, flfeplaoed Uvlng men to work ■with rapidly Hartford, Connecticut with guarantees. See them at BOLTON — Room, private hoiqfital area. Aluminum room, 4 bedrooma and den. Bx­ growing department store 10:00 A.M., 1:00 P.M. B. D. Pearl's Appliances, 649 storms and screens, ceramic bath, entrance, parking, heat, Blxperienced Workers: Earn extra money on the new cdlent condition, owner anx- riiain. Full and part-time Or 7:00 P.M. Main St. CaU 643-2171. living room. 643-8982. “Part-time” Shift — 5:30 to 9:30 P.M. baths. Bxcdlent heating, $4,- loua. Wolverton Agency, Real- D&L empIpYes enjoy... work. Male and Female 100 to assume mortgage. J. D. Sunoco Heatb^ Senice Thursday, October 27, 1966 SINGER automatic zig • zag in tom, 649-2818. DO NOT PHONE Real Estate Co., 643-5129. • PAID VACATION APPLY: cabinet, like new, does every­ SKILLED AND UNSKILLED LABOR TO STORE MANAGER Apply in Person thing, orIginaUy over $3(X), take • MANCHBSTm-6% ^ ffi/ li^ d oissettketh ef7n ostia.^ iE ed oaffih erest^ • 5-DAY. 38-HOUR WEEK over last 6 monthly payments ; tom built RaiMli. flmplaoe, od laundry, S^sar gan ^, many EXCELLENT WAGES custom extras, appUancea, ax- CALDOR DEPT. STORES of $9 each. Call 522-0931. PRAH & ; hot wetar beet, paneled tee • 7 PAID HOUDAYS oeltont financing, must ha seen. You name it and Sunoco’s Heating Service has SHORt ORUBR COOK —flex­ - a I room, eaU now. Bayes A gew y. 1145 TOLLAND TURNPIKE, ible hours. Ai^ly In persmi. B3MPIRE CHEST o t drawers; Overtime Available $2,900 aasomes mortgage. JJ>. got it! Everything from pi------conditioning------„ • EMPLOYE DISCOUNTS : 6464)m. MiANCHBSTBR, CONN. Howard Johnson Restaurant, one other old chest; old Real Estate Co., 6486129. scientiSc, weather-controlled, automatic'deliveries! • ILLNESS AUOWANCE bureau; old cabinet radio; Shift Differential — Paid Holidays WHITNEY (Exit 93, Wilbur Cross 394 ToUand Tpke., Manches­ • MANCHESTER -7 New Uatlng. Maytag washer; curtain Parkway) , ter, Exit 94, Wilbur Cross Blue Cross — C.M.S. — Life Insurance 6^ room Ranch, 1% baths, gar MANCHESTER — 2-fa m ^ 6-6, Highway, stretcher. 643-9920. rage, fina neii^rhood, haau- 8 bisdroonu, permanmt aiding, and a pleasanii hl^ndly afmospherel EVERETT W . I "Other Fringe Benefits" AIRCRAFT ohuninum storms and screens, LANE SWEETHEART CHEST, ttfiiUy landscaped yard, $18,' 600. Hayes Agenoy, 646-(n8L near bus Une, excellent condi­ itftWstloiis Yfantsd— rock maple, $76. Call after 6 j VAN DYNE DivislonVof United A ircialt Oprp. < ______tion,, $17,600. Wolverton Agen­ W.fi. GLENNEY CO. Apply at ofliee to E. S. Loftos ;v\ . ;\ ‘ BCBCHANXC TO repair and set- F e n ^ 38 ^.m ., 649-0087. BUILDER I up addressing machines. Advo • V. • ‘ SPLirr LEVEL — 6^ rooms, cy, R o t o r s , 649-2818. N- MAIN STREET modem Utdien 836 ' Mystem 20:38 John St., Hart- b x p b s u En c w j m o t h e r nrui Planning a neW home ? Beau­ 8 bedrooma, tifully wooded lota, some An Equal Opportunity Employer roe MANCHESTER — 2 family 6 TEL. 649-5253 turd, 525^01 see Art Worgan. give excellent care to chUdren MISCELLANEOUS household COLONIAL BOARD COMPANY with built-ins, treed tot, with view of Hartford. Good patio, and 6 flats, on has ItaMV $17,9W. 3 or 4 days a week. 875-5676. and baby furniture. 644-8516. room, one car gange HEATING SERVICE B JD C n U d A N , journeyman, li- financing available. Will 615 PARKER STREET START YOUR FUTURE TODAY AT P*WA , $19,600. Phllbrick Agency, PhUbrlck Agency, Reakona trade your present home. oensedi) commercial, residen­ m o d e r n 8 piece dining room MANCHESTER ‘ Realtors, 64$44S4. 649-8464. tial, industrial, steady work. PRACTICAL Nurse wants work. set, china cabinet, table,! 6 Phone 246-4781 ftpckvOle area. OWI 870490i. TeL 643-4U7. , chairs, Ukfe new, $1^.' 643-2647.

, \ . ;t ; 1 MONDAY, OCTOM5B. 24, 1966 Th^ Weather PAGE TWENTY-FOl® AvoRge Daily Net f^reae Ron iianrljfBter lEti^ninfl H^ralii ; For tb« .ibUM C h x ^ , ooel, eJuuMs# og. nUn \ M r in 40o; mootly ona* teachers in their school sys­ O etoiiw m , 1B4B-' . , By tORR^rrow, Uttl8 tonH^oratu** Manchester Watea will meet CSE Workshops tems. About Town tomorrow at the Italian Amer­ McRory-Hines Certification is the process by ican Club, Eldridge St. Weigh­ A id in Teacher which the state, licenses persons oome and t 4 14 ,9 8 4 H anehe^^i^A, pity o f ViOagd Charm ing in will be from 7 to 8 p.m. to teach in the schoola under H ie French C3ub of Manches­ fairway’s fl There will be . a Halloween Certification standards set by 0»e State t4% • ‘ ' ' , ■ ■ ■ , (GlMottM AdverUoIng am V n g a .tl) ’PRICM SEVEN CENTS ter will sponsor a public whist Party, with prlaes for the three Board of Education and ap­ FAIRWAY VDL. LteLVI, NO. » (TWENTY-iOUR PAGES—TWO OTCllONS) BIANCHESITER, CONN^' "I^ESDAY, o b tO 25, 1966 and setback card party tonight best costumes. Members are re- The Ooonectlcut State De­ proved by the legislature. Wie assartmeaf at 8 at Orange Hall. Refresh- ihinded that any member not partment of Education will hold r e la tio n s are oohstantly under fhents wlU be served. Ticket^ wearing a mask will be fined. a series of workshops through­ review. inay be purchased at the door. A board meeting wiU be held Through the meetings, the de­ Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the out the state during the next partment hopes to bring educa­ Miantonomah Tribe, lORM, home of Mrs. Roger Cady, Hic­ few weeks to brief school ad­ tors up-to-date on latest changes craff■ material^! / aill meeting tonight at 8 at kory Rd., Andover. ministrators on ways of and wlU olffer suggestions on have everything for your projects’^ Tinker Hall. handling teacher certification efficient records keeping. The Junior Century Club will About three-fourths of the Officers of Friendship Lodge problems. • styrofoam •glitter •felt have a dried arrangemMit The meeting for this area will state’s school systems are ex­ of Masons will visit Fayette workshop .tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. pected to participate in the sea*' • sequins •trims •ennents Lodge In Elllngton-RockviUe to­ be held Nov. 16 at the Vernon at the home of Mrs- Oscar Asa- Center .limlor High School. Oth­ sions. morrow night to put on the Fel- doorian, 17 Starkweather St. lowcraft Degree. The group ers will be held between now- . /• will meet at 6:30 at the Man­ and the end of November at I II The book discussion group of Hamden, Westport, New Mil­ chester Masonic Temple to • ^>ray paints the Junior Century Club will ford, Granby, Danielson and transport Its furniture. meet tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. at New London. LECLERC m yes, we give the home of Mrs. Robert Cow­ The sessions will be led by • bells • cake tins A semi-annual Circuit Assem­ ley, 78 Plymouth Lane. The FUNERAL HOME discounts for bly of Jehovah’s Witnesses will Dr. James S. LeSure of 274 book to be discussed is "Fem­ Parker 'S t., the state depart­ • cookie cutters be held Friday through Sunday inine Mystique.” FUNERAL aU South V iet at Rockville High School. ment’s consultant in charge of organizations! teacher certification, and ■will • ornaments • braids A meeting of the Great Books be the first of their kind held SERVICE Alumni of the University of Discussion Group originally Vows E arly Hartford will have a diimer- In Ooimecticut. WALTER N. scheduled for Wednesday at LECLERC dance Saturday, Nov. 5 at Whiton Library has been post­ A major purpose of the work­ Director e both etoree are open IlinT*. und fri. nlghte till 9:00' • Elections Valle's Steak House, Hartford. poned imtil Wednesday, Nov. 2 shops, according to Dr. LeSure, will be to teach school admin­ 23 Main Street, Manchester at 8 p.m. at the home of Dr. and MANILA (AP) — In a Manchester Assembly, Order Mrs. Walter Schardt, 81 East- istrators how to keep better Call 649-5869 of Rainbow for Girls, will have land Dr. Members are reminded track of the certification of bid for peace, President an initiatory meeting tonight at to bring copies • of the two Johnson and his war allies 7:30 at the Masonic Temple. Moliere plays to be discussed, announced today they are Officers are reminded to wear "The High Brow Ladles” and prepared to Withdraw long white gowns. Refreshments "The Physician in Spite of Hlm- forces from South Viet will be served after the meet­ ,aelf.” Nam within six months ing. after their conditions for The PTSO of Bermet Junior establishing peace are ful­ There will be a rehearsal of High School will have its an­ „ .forget filled. all principals and supporting nual Open House Wednesday, Winding up the two-day sum­ players in Acti 1 of "Mr. Rob­ Nov. 9 at 7:30 p.m. Parents will M^ntenance have the opportunity to follow tlSP' mit meeting, the South Viet­ erts” tonight at 8 at the Little namese regime pledged to bold Theater of Manchester club- a typical day in their children’s WoMesI scholastic schedule. Teachers national elections by next fall, rooms, 22 Oak St. The show On the troop pullout, tli^e com­ will be presented Nov. 11, 12, will present course descriptions. su^Although Christmas is still two months away, the nation’s stores are rapidly munique signed by the seven President Johnson and South Vietnamese Prime those watching wese Secretary of State RUsk and 18 and 19 at Illlng Junior High PTSO memberships will be ac­ ‘•'lAking on a Yuletide look. In Washington, Matthew Diekel, a department heads of government declared: Minister Ky (right) sign the Manila summit con­ South Vietnamese Chief of State Nguyen Van School Auditorium. cepted. '’iitore Employe, is all but submerged in toy Santas, ready to be placed out on the ‘ ‘•niey ahaU be withdrawn, ference communique at Malcanang Palace. Among Thieu (qecond froin r i^ t)« (AP' P hotofax) ' ;:^helves. (AP Photofax) after close consultation, as the other side withdra'ws its forces to the north, ceases infiltration Viet Gift Buying Blamed and the level of 'violence thus MAKOWlS Malllnson plioto subsides. Viet Monsboiis Wash Out 'Since 1911V - EVERYTHING MRS. JAMES SAMUEL McRORY "These forces will be with­ GAS H W HWBAtOO! drawn as soon as possible and for the Family and Home!" Miss Nancy Joan Hines of St. and the late Albert Hlnea. c Christmas Here Already not later than six months after Manchester became the bride The bridegroom is a son of Mr. the above conditions have been and Mrs. James McRory Of . o*v ' _ fukiUed.” of James Samuel McRory of iSAIOON, South Viet Nam reported cajjitiurlnig 896 peisoh; ^ '1 ^ ra i^ over Hor ti Viet NOW West Hartford. Withdrawal of foreign troops (AP) _ U.S. B62 bombers ers, ,scre bidonesiln Cong and set free 18 govern­ Aw aits SALE to the Virgin Islands and Puerto and ^early mailing, we have to "There always have been larations' -■-r cm.'the “^als; jprini? JJQiiiBfer Sub!aii-> ment soMtera and flVe wpmm,. and visit the meat dept, for inchidihg a dathblid mm: The- Rico for their honeymoon. have car,H n« out in tone,” said complalnta about lUshing freedom’ ’ and 'oh ^'peace and driq wag gefitenced 40. MISS IOWA LEAN In Grenada prisoners wbre fotmd hemd-< GET THIS HISTORY-MAKING H.P. Smith, Woolworth regional (hg season,” said a sp<*eeman progreea" in AaU and the Paclt- ■ deith by » military ^Undected’ Congress I JnBJlct^Damanager min EMUlBan fwBZlvlBvO*FYancleco. ojg Frederl«* and Nelson ic — were aligned in Ihe closing cuffed and staiwlhgi a govern­ BACON lb. . tribimal today after it ment spokesman said. OltKNAjDA, Miss. (AP)—Ne- Helena, Mont., Ben Morris, aesirion of the aavsn^nalion con- WASHINGTON (A P ) — T b e g iib p o sw al 'hqfwwer,^ nwgr m aka “BABY” BEEF gro leaders plan to continue manager of the J.C Penney de- (S^ Page Nine) lerenoe At Malacana^ palace convicted' him of in­ Ground fighting, in Boiith Viet damonstratione protesting al- . The "ftMls of ^fr^iedom dec- volvement in last Nam contimied' ln at Ml'wlto,901h C c a tr m , mart of wWch ‘ durtn. UVER lb. only^mall, sporadic .dashest bs oltotsd t e anotoef^^t^ 2 S d d ^ CiAg M HlJUiABALOO M6W1 Isged mistreatment of Negro larttsB" etdtled . a pledge of year's C om m n n i s t Tender enough to pass for toe seueh iwtiena to work , to coup attmnpt, radio calf liver tttt»******************************** t******************************** '^%>U8 In recenUy desegregated ” ? f^ n,)iitarv haa4fluarters ,**• * bettsr tosh 2-to-l -Dsmocratic OSCAR MAYER build a.tegiota'Of aOcurity and Jakarta reported. . nubile schools. progress' and to figM hunger,' annoiinced tS^toSnrtion qf work laid out tor It ^ _ S ^ tL ^ v to“ j the 1st Cavalry, AlrmobUe, Dl- Social Sscurity, « » unton H o ^ . Mostly * FRANKFURTS lb. 1. FREE BURNER INSTALLATION Then, the “Budget Heating Plan” conve­ . **I expect there 'will be a lot Lady Bird Digs UUteracy and disease* niently spreads the cost of gas over 12 more arreeted before it’s over,” President FerdinaiidFerdinand B. Mat- , Srion’s O petSh Irving, one tirillg A ttack, tains and marshaands along toe dentlal proposals which faUed^te idart charge for hookup to gas main on your street. rAlhts drive here. central coast, toe helicopter- the just-adjourned 88to Ot>n- ^ to a PORK CHOPS Lb. 85c W e're so sure you'll like gas heat that we •■Police arrested 214 maurchers, borne cavalrymen- reported WH- grass all are almost otrtain to ctaBy In the House, We will have smaU genuine Sparerlbs, lower at 59c lb. CALATAGON, Phidltiplnea the first ladies Isft after a half- A tt^pted Theft 2. FREE BURNER SERVICE make this uncQpditlonal guarantee; If you're ro&stmost of them school-age chil-c i ^ ^ knees in hour visit pushed in so tlghfiy fng rtl North Vietnamese and be considered. .YWtoany na one ejqpects Dem- not completaly spllsfled with your new d ^ , Monday when they tnea j^cbeoSogical digging, Mlro. the visitors could hardly get Reaction Viet Cong soldiers since Oct. 2. -And a tax raise migM he, too. ocrals to gain any House seats Hartford Gas assumes com plete responsi­ BRJDOBPOR-T (AP)—a Uni- vf * A A | # r BUHER burner during the one-year trial, we will re­ tmto* bypass barricades set up Lyndon B, _ ® Johnson carefully - through to their air^ondltiwwd verrtty of Brif^report professor The "Plying Horaemen" also \Wil'(to controversial programs in toe Nov. 8 etection. Predic­ State or Land O’ Lakes bility for operation of your burner. v n r a s s D n a t i o n s , n .t . tions averwe out instead to a 20 I I P place your old burner free. aijpund the city’s two previously century -potter^ bos end his \Wife suffered Injuries (AP) -r- Diplcanabs word ------^------. ■ ■ . to 80 seat gate for RepUbitoanB, a^'whlte schools. Crocodile Point here today. FiHpino presidential guards Meace. Others stairs from toe rear yard of Food Stores Face 5 L ba. 49c advance what your heating costs will be. n i t o tttr Bfipf/M <0 all honrn on Hartford Gas llnaa. Sheriff ^ g ^ I n ^ a m s ^ the worid — Mrs* Johnson, Mrs. The tour Included a look at toe 100 Senate skats are up for said a halt In the IxmhUig of their home at 84 Reserve St. etoction. Uttle aigrtfioant Sen­ obhose seized Monday were j. Marcos of toe toe walled city buUt In i960 by North Viet Nam remained when one of three men ap­ ogtTUCkswd sent to toeM Philippines and Mrs. Harold toe Spaniards, with protective ate swing is expected. the key factor. The com­ proached them and asked for a New Consumer Ire Preeidknt Johnson announced Pinebursf Grocery, Inc. F a ^ at PWOTim^. ^ Australia — excitedly stone walls 40-foot thick sur- match. Their daughter (Jhristlne, munique did not mention the » was with them at the time. MIAiMI BEACH, Bta. (AP) - vention to hear a report toat lO days before ^ 89th O on g r^ COENEE MAIN and TUENPIKE aS»t 46 miles west dug out toe treasures, which rounding a 2%-square mile bombing. 19, .was wito them at the time in thousands of stores q^bman fa^ has hem m m ^ permitted to take area. A moat which once sur- « fh** r»vvf«a»>r Tkk nation’s top food store cbeec- their profits dipped last year, adjourned toat he would ask the Most delegates said they With them. rounded it is now an 18-hole goU mto'^vea uttvm, ooiriJ'it'ining of declining toe housewives’ protest gained 90th to increase Social Security o^^l Mrs. Marcos dug at one of toe course. were not yet familiar 'wito pr^,.SW appeala tr J k momentum. benefits and ravlae the system, and service establishments the provisions of the com­ times with a piece of wooden today cut torir In Miami and Hourion, Tex., Some members of the 89th biggest Jars exposed in toe ex- The Philippine first lady, Mrs. munique. grocery bills. to boycotts were already in prog- wanted to tackle that appealing iR'or older, Ingram said. /.avutioncavation, hutbut inIn her eaxemess. eagemefls, Ferdinand Marcos, is also a (Sae Page «x) "We’ll boycott their stores,” ress. task before the election, but - • (See Page Fourteen) she broke it. Tuesday Only THE CONIVIECTICUT BANK >«k ______(Seb Page FourteeU) said Mrs. CSiarles Lundstrom of The Indvistry, on toe otoer leaders agreed to make it toe It was toe highlight of an aft­ Miami, president of the Dade hand,, contends that' profits de- first major order of business in AND TRUST COMPANY ernoon exclusion that brought County Consumers’ League. "If oline^ ■ last year. A ,, itoport Jianuary. Mw. Johnson to this Interesting they don’t do something about prepared by OorneH University Organized lahor — no Mg Devcon Liquid Steel f l c r i w i I Blonde Model place on Luzon Ikland — a 25- this, we’U picket their botri.’ ’ and released by -toe Nattonrt winner in the 89to Congress mlnute plane flight from Manila As the supermarket execu- Association of ^lood ChitiM despite its overwhelming sup- Soiled Murdered __for a bit of archeology and an - fives gathered here tor a con- Monday showed ‘ that profits port of Democrats in 1964 — exotic beach party at the ha­ ______^------—------were 1.31 per cerit of sales, uhdoubtedly will press again tor For thousands of quick, permanent repairs. Can be drilled, 'E In Manhattan cienda of Bniique Zobel,' a down one-tenth of one per'cent fixing o f' federal stSztdards tor wee'^toy FMlplno who haa 2,000 from last year’s 1.41 level. unemployment compensation threaded, sanded and painted. ^3»BW YORK (AP) - A straw ^ ^ acres ' vacant • — (Jo of an Indian-BrartUan strain Supermarkets, New’ York, toM (See Page Six) Reg. 98e litaiMttan apartment Mo^y Monday fm to roadsidoroansme fences xonceo so UntU Mid-67 some 1,000 executivqe. “ Ws are vHtdL Her nude bo^y had been Johnson could take toolr worWng on a profit of less than s l f ^ d and stabbed, apparently p^otures. WASHINGTON (AP) - - ^ e ^ cent. TWa Is. not proof Pentagon plans to maintain toe ^ our virtue, bw rrther oJT our HEAVY PLASTIC DROP CLOTHS Fo l^’ klmWled the victim as nation’s Selected Reserve Force ^ pHght.” B u lle tin Sas'l Si -Po^’" ^ « 10 ft. by 20 ft. make carrying leaves easy. Q O # » tail and weighed 114 pounds. ,^^S,cT^aL^^arter any required mobiUza- T toe’n ? S r i S J : t^ritn._ waa fiiwvYvi^Ad in ooRuereiiice IDOoDre Dam«r NBW DKIiAYED REOBUIllNG Regular $1.49. Cali this number any day, any hour, Maj. Gen. Winston P. Wilson, very s m o t l^ . TOa -WASHINOTON (AP) —The day or night for full details. f r r i S H head of toe National Guard Bu- logic of M r _^ an ce sheet ^ s Army plans to let young bmb GOOD SELECTION OF HOLLAND BULBS rrtu, disclosed this today in as- "Qt . sign iqi In a. Reserve slahie sessing toe progress of toe 150,- wouldn’t even bother to study Tulips, Hyacinths, Daffodils S46rray HUl socUon, by Charles Santa Ana -for op to tour months to avoti H O T MtamM 000-mah force, organized a year it. . ^ — ... ttte draft while waiting to vol- Here’s what Bill Belfiore of the William E. Belfiore S S d S to‘e ^ ago M a first-line backup for He also toc^ tM (he elfeote nnteer for active dnty. Aw Lorg* Selecrion of Wire and Bamboo Rakes toe building the reeular-Armv. of vridesproM boycott, plans; Boonetaig this today, the Army Real Estate Agency at 431 Main St., Manchester, has U N E 525-4344 Wife, told poUce he had ^ "The results have been fan- “ I don’t see bow imyboi^ in said titia dMayed reeratttof tastic ” Wilson said, pointing Ws right mind can rsdooe prices to say about the Community Chest— ^ a ^ r s t litoea wmit down 'progfani “ slioakl imnre help* ^ We Give Green Stamps — out that 86 per cent of 423 SRF beoaueo of l» y o o ^ -'’ . ^ fid to men who find that tocir ^t^dlrtofaKVtoot^^. units test^ during the summer Told of the Oornsll otody, “I consider it actually a privi­ *1.1 i t , logical excavation amid the preferred job specialty is QB- passed regrriar Army battalion- Mrs. Lundstrom, a 66-year^ld ed” when tiiey aeek to eaBsk level examinations. Sixty which widow who said she * ^ t and ' lege to give my fair share to \ i : “ Vohnrteeta jioln for three yean MANCHESTER PLUMBING ^d6or was opoii and her body was artifacts flunked are being retested. won her first war » g ^ ir t to hot have aome eptlona hi such a worthwhile cause! Also, "This is quite good for part- increase in toe price rt milk 1ft ebooolag irtMt they wia da In timers,” he said. IW , said: . the aervleA' Dnineea are hi- it is a real convenience to write ;«* .yr. a. sra“ a«* <*»»■ a & SUPPLY CO. Mrs. Lyndon Johnson getsia laugh out of an archeologu^ expedition find by The National Guard tom s tos "That’s not so. I don’t believe dnetod for two yean hot have CONIRACrOR Mrs. Harold Holt (left) wife of the Australian pYime minister, and wives of bulk of too Selected Reserve It They are building new buUd- EBNHST LABSON, Prop. one check to cover so many CALL YOUR UMIe eholee 1» what saslgn ■^WMSlers s(Dd one atooktof in * owwi ef about 8(» others attending the Manila peace conference. Tlw w ^ en were peiaiHtted to A UBADENO HABDWABE STORE (Sea PH|| Six) .(See Xkge Slxteea) merta they gaA OR THE-HARTFORD QAS COMPANY JC taka their 'treasures’ htsiis^with tilenu (-AF Photofax) MAIN ST. — MANCHESTER agencies.” (Bm Page Two^ Jamnaod Ibe ctauNi^ana aad ■■ i t ' V V \tU- ,A^v ' ' \ ■