3 Reports Hint U.S. Guns May Cease in Vietnam

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Miss Almeda Stechholz of 85 M anchester Newcomers OMb OeAoher 4b 16 » TTie Weather About Town Ferguson Rd., and Mrs. Joan of the YWCA wiH have a niinr Miss Kathryn Glglio, daugh Satryb of Rockville, membem mage sale Saturday, Oct. 26, Sunny, breeqr and mild (Us of the Mountain Laurel Chapter from 9 a.m. to *3 p.m. at Mbtt's Board of Directors 15,790 sAarnoon, high In the TOe. ter of Mr. and Mra. Leonard of Sweet Adelines Iiic., will be The Baby Has GIgllo of 22H St. Jam es St„ Community Hall. Membem are ' 9 ... CSoudy, chance of shosram to- attending the. Sweet Adeline In ' i recently became the first first- reminded to leave sale articlea NATHAN G. AGOSTINELLI Ulmneheater— 4 City of ViUmge Chmrm nigh*, low in the upp^r 4Qs an d ternational Convention and at the Community Y aitytime II year student ever to be induct low eOe. Tueoday, coaler. ed into Kappa Delta Sigma, Quartet Oompetiiion being held before the sale. NATE, a lifelons: resident, is a local businessman. VOL. LXXXK, NO. 1 7 (TWENTY-POUR PAGES-TWO SECnONS-TABLOro]. in Hoûlu, Hawaii, Oot. 29 ; -ir honorary psychology fraternity Graduate attended HiHyer College, Korean /MANCHESTER, CONN,/ HOlOlAT, OCTOBER 20, 1969 (I through Nov. 2. The Mountain Adveriletag on Page M) PRICE TEN CENT* Been Named at Ft. Hays State College In Woodstock C2»ir of Woodstock Veteran, Major Conit National Guard, Capitol Hays, Kan. She graduated* from Laurel Chapter is one of 600 chapters in the U.S. and Canada Covenant Church wlH present a Region Council of Elected Officials, Board of Di Manchester High School in 1964 concert of sacred music Sunday rectors, Ckanmunity Renewal Team, Member Conn. and from Elastem Connecticut represented at the convention, the first to be held on the is at 7 p.m. at Trinity Covenant Conference of Mayors, U. S. Conference of May State College in 1968. Kennedy Sees Miner, Tammy Marie, daiigtater of 71100188 and Deftwrah lands. The Diamond Head Church. Refreshments will be ors, American L ^ o n , Army and Navy Club, Forand Miner, 68 Union 9t., Rockvnie. She wsa bom Oot. 2 alt Chapter will host the conven served. The public is invited. An open meeting on cancer Parish Council Assumption Church, Mayor and New GI Pullout RookvlHe General Hospital. Her paternal grandparenlB are Mr. tion. — Chairman Board of Directors since 1966. and VCtB. Franda Miner, Mjalden Lane, Rockville. Her mater wdll be held Monday, Oct. 27, BRUSSELS (AP)' — Sen. at 8 'p.m. at Temple Beth Great Books Discussion Group Bdwapd M. Kennedy, D- Reports Hint U.S. Guns nal grandparents ere Mr. and Mi«. Oaoar Forand, RFD 1, He The Songsters of the Salva- will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. Sholom. The program will in Mass., said today there Is a bron. turn Army will hold a special at Whiton Library to make VOTE REPUBLICAN clude two films and a panel "great UketUiood" Uiat the Ferguson, Scott Alaa, son of Bruce and Susan Andrews rehearsal for the Christmas plans tor the year and to dis- n ils Ad Sponsored By The Manchester Rep. Town Conan. discussion by Manchester phy Senate wrtu soon adopt a Feiiguson, 12 Webster St., RockvlHe. He waa bom Oct. 1 at cantata Sunday at tp.m. at the cuss the Gospel of Matthew. Choa. McKenzie, Treos. sicians, and Is open to all wom resolution oalUng for wlth- Rockville General Hospital. His metemal grandperenta are Citadel. A tea will be held at Now membem will be welcome. Mr. and Mtn. Allan Andrews, Greenport, Long Uland, N.Y. His en in the area. drawal of some U.S. troope , petemal grandmother la Mrs. Germaine Fhlenza, 1288 Hart from Western Europe. ford T ê., Apt. 88, Rockville. May Cease in Vietnam Bentlment for such a move has been bolstered "by Dombek, Dawn Marie, daugMer of Stanley and Bonnie a continuing European re- DaMn Oombek, Tolland. She waa bom Sept. 80 at Rockville Auctence to accept a greater WASHINGTON (A P)_ General Hospital. Her maternal grandparente are Mr. and CLIP and SAVE tftiare of the defense bur Amid increakingly voiced Mra. Joaeph DaMn, EMat Hartford. Her paternal grandparents den,” Kennedy told a gath sentiment for a faster U.S. are Mr. and Mrs. John Oomibek, BlUitgton. She Haa a brother, ering of the North AUanUo withdrawal from Vietnam, Damon. Assemiriy. President Nixon reportedly OCT. 19 ONE-DAY-ONLY "Let me add," he went on, Neff, Christopher WlDlam, son of WUIhun and Rdren "that no one proposes any is considering a unilateral Cheney Nett, Tolland Ave., RFD 1, Rockride. He waa bom sudden uncoordinated with cease-fire. Sept. 29 a t R ockride General HoapMal. His m atem al grandpar- drawal of American force* The Presidant may propoee enia are Mm. Mildred Cheney, 49 Dailey drole, Rockrille, and from NATO (North Attantlc the esaas Ore during hta Nov. S Wayne Cheoiey, Memphia, Temi. His paternal grandparents are Treaty Organtzallon)." address to ths nation on the Mr. and Mira. DonaM Neff, Bt. Peteraburg, Fla. Vtatnom aUuaittai, a WMts • • « V • S«i. John J. Sparkman, D-Ala., voiced similar mis House aouroe aold Sunday. Andrews, P aula Jean , daugM er of WUUam Jr. and Bev givings about west Euro tndleaflona Nixon may, in erly B arter Andreiwa, 67 W. Jan Dr., Hehron. She waa bom pean contributions to the At teat, have been atteetad by op- Oct. 7 at MancheWber M emorial Hospital. H er m atem al grand- lantic alliance. poettlon to toe war inprsseid in parenta are Mr. and Mm. Leonard Baxter, 497 Bucktand Rd., tari Wednesday'e Vletmm Mhrl- Wdpplng. Her paternal grandparenhi are Mr. arid Mm. William torlum ptied up as the m rilw * Andrews Sr., EMsex, Mans, ^ e Hasa a sleter, Jbyce, 3. « •) -* IS *. spend the weekend huddled with his top mlUtary and dlptomaUc Boyce, Michael James, son of Mlchaal and Joyce Hippie •dvlaora at Oamp David. Royce, 87 Hfllcrent Dr., Vemon. He waa bom Odt. 10 at Man G>urt Bars,^ chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparenta are Mr. And former Vice Preridont and Mm. ETank Hippie, Eiast Hartford. Hla patamel grindpar- Michael Sveda at Greenwich home. (AP Photofax) Hltoeri H. Humphrey, who Im * enta are Mr. and Mm. George Royce, 274 BmUh St., Sotflh Sen. Kennedy w«ek emerged from a msetlier Windsor. He haa a brother, Bruce, 8; and two staters, Marlene, with Nbnn to endoree hla Vlst- 6, and Joan, 4. nam policy, said In Tbkyo he ta Ttf CUP & SAVE COUPON Statements sure toe UMted Statee wlU car Klrohenberger, Erie R., son of Robert and Wmda Bertac- Cyclamate in Many ry out “a systemaUeal end a«- c’iid Ktrchenheiger, 14 Claire Rd., Rockville. He waa borii Oct. WIUCES-BARRE. Pa. (AP) oetaraUd withdrawal c t UR. 10 at Menchestar Memorial Hospital. His maternal gvandpar- LADIES' m - Tpw • ^ -m- T ^ today to al- toroM" from Sowto VIetaam. enta am Mr. and Mm. Samuel Bartacclnl, Lltchfleld. HIb peter- BIRD GAGE BAGS Humphrey w u enumg a num nal grandmother Is Mm. Ralph lOrchenberger, Morrla. He haa Soft Drinks min U.S. ber of ptomlneni agures In a stater, Lee Aimei 1. to be Intrdouced In evidence at and out of the adadntatnUlon— • « *. w « Crashed Vinyl revealed cyclamaite's cancer- “utopey hearing Into the who tatalte out on Vlslnam over Poohron, Amy Katherine, daugMer of Paul and Nancy with Metal Cage producer of cyclamate aaya 15 cauali^ properties. - ter. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mm. Joseph A. t Z Offer^ by boy rummaging through dump in Vietnam. ctaton a UR.-tnttlat*d cease firs Poohron, SufSeld. Tederal^veênr ‘""f »>y a MamaeZ^ pro- The boy saWages items cast off by war units. At left. GIs look over Cong so enemy vlolatloiw could be » • V • • A hbotrSt^îe. Of North S hTuZgenries'SXu^ weapon collection unearthed near Saigon. (AP Photofax) Peterson, Jon David, son of Alan and JudRh JacMm Pe Chicago, which manufactured ly had suggest burned Umlt Z ^ former secre- used "aa evldenoa of tha ene- tersen, 74 Felt Rd., Wapping. He was bom Oct. 10 at Manchee- more than half the cyclamate themselves to told the court that he had a A Official my'a rahiotanoa to and tlM ter Memorial Hospital. Hla matemal grandparente are Mr. and country, said Sun- The Abbott statement added: Z*" “ Kenne w ar." Mm. Paid JacMm, Tenry Rd., Tolland. Hla paternal grandpar dy It stopped producing "it is crlUcally important to .sûvk Tha advtaom feel, tha maga ents are Mr. and Mm. Albert Petersen, 888 Doming St., Whp- toe sw^tener "pending further emphasize that this ™w per- to road it at In Laos Quiz zine oaid, a tmUataral ceaaeftre phig. He has a brottier. Jay. Muii ****' « i-i... spective on artificial sweetenem WASHINGTON (API a«n Vietnam Battling Increases "would craato no great rtak to MUlions of weiglitt-conscloua should not be a cause for nanle ^îs of New Bedford, a. UR. troopa In the field." Minor, Henry Stephen, son of Henry and Donna MbrSbon A m erl^ wdU have to turn to on toe part of the general^b- • lawyers for Mr. and Mrs. Ths White Houoe aouroe oold Itaiar, 14 CrosB St., M anriierier. He waa bom Oct. 6 a t M an new low-colorle nourishment. Uc.” Joeeph A. Kopechne of Berkeley to deny that Ameii- Nixon could be eicpaetod to anchester Memorial Hospital. Hla matenud grandparenta are The artificial sweetener hae (iyclamates accounted tor 4 N.J., objected on ^ *" But Still ‘Relatively^ Low’ nounca such a oaaaa fire during Mr. and Mm. Raymond Marston, 216 Oak St., ManriteSter. His 1 ^ widely used in about |1 bll- per cent of Abbotfs $861 niUllon grounds It was hearsay. » week-long im n N 'rA m _ 12Hsrhd4»ew I-. ____ _ ^ - patamal grandmdther la Mm. Henry S. Minor, 94 High St., Mon worth of foodstuffs sold an- i„ total sales last year, the Judge ' - Bernam - - C. - -Bromlnskl ^ M ir^M^f^'to H.S Mancherter. Hla maternal great-grandpairenlta are Mr. and nuaUy-n^ only soft drinks but spokesman said, canned fruits and vegetables, ofr OOommon ^ o n Pieaa CourtOourt ajb sus-- owv owy jAatanJZ nationnation. houra. In Vietnam, wlto 197 ene-— ^ -----^ d 80 mile, northweri of „ es ofox Uat laai Thurwtay.^l.et^ im irasav Mil oxsi ii a '^(îSed ■------Mm. John Schena, OhiRtonbury. Hla paternal great-grandpar tained the olêctlons four Umee ______' troope reported klUed, but a Botgon, and ogatn one Anvarloan troona were In Vtatna^ «««, ^ Prealdent oonfarrad at ents are MrTand Mm. Emil Johnson, 94 High St., Manchester. ice cream, cookies and diet mix tures. over toe repeated efforta of Dtn- ^ Demcora* ta U.B. apohetonon aatd aottvlty ww wounwl ^ «»OrUuid ratreta with U c - « • Cyclamate Victim la' aaslatant, Annand Fern- ^ ^ ‘ relatively low lav- Thta ralaad to 6.966 tha total Z Z I»wloua pâry of Btata WUkam P. Rog- Tt^CLIP & SAVE COUPON”^ ^ A spokesman for PlUsbury (3o. Hence, Renee Michelle, dauthiter of Kenneth and Linda In Minneapolla said th e firm andes Jr. to have it read into '*’’*?*' **“ ** ” number of UJB. heUooptora and Of Sugar Lobby? calledOR-llArt Richard^T.1 d i M Helms, aXmlmmtar director ^ — fl Seven a . a - - - - —*.— ^ . Ryea Hence, 69 North St., MhnchsStier. She was bom Oct. 11 at would replace cyclamate with ------Americans and six fixed-wliw ptaiiee"mooited ^ P"* ^ wtthilrawal, toe vln R. Laird, Atty. Oon. John N. MuKheMer Memorial Hospital. Her metemal grandparenta isre other sweeteners In Its no-.calo- GREBNWICH, Conn. (AP) — Arena described the accident of the -Central I"------IntalllgenceVT*------Agen------South ------Vletnamase•" «ie were war. report- inero nave in the lieen war. ■ . There~ have been l**^**®* ; pullout of American----- — air ------MKchell and hta nottonal seouri- Mr. and Mm. CUttord R. Ryea Jr., Brockton, Mask. Her pater rie and low-calorie lines The discoverer of cyclamate, the scene and told how he was sum- cy, and other *oPtoo officialsofficlata to tes--edtea. -ed klUedkilled in sevenmnvmn clashes - I--*.— scat- a - .,. 8,118 * •<<«------heUooptersk .ii—______e reported ^ Mra* . . Plost . foroas to date Is *“ under under way, way, ty ty advisor. 1 Dr. Henry A. Ktafta- nal grandperenta are Mr. and Mm. Franda Hence, 61 Lenox OUEM TOOTHPASTE coie son oruiK manuiacturor ------n-jc—c.------me teucmi muneo 10 me aixe onoge on tlfy brfdndbehind closed doorsdoors. tered across the country from and 8.880 flxed-wliw alrorafiaircraft ^ Marine "planes------and ger Bt., Manchester. —PepsiOi—tuuiounced that it government banned, says other Chappaquidlck Island on the ®ome the Mekong Delta to (he coastal North Vietnamese troops ‘® Oklmwa, along Humpfuwy sold w(Mn he • A.TS-OS. would soon start marketing a zubstamces eaten every day mondng of July 19 and had as- soldiers and civillana aum- lowland* south of Da Nang. Six- bombared a 60-man U.S.-sZh airmen. talksd about troop wlthchawata Markstoln, Michael Scott, eon of Michael and ClaUdla cyclamate-free diet drink with *"lght do aa much harm aa cy- stated a scuba diver In recover *"oned home fromL oxm Just to teen Americana and South Vlatnamsse plaloon with mor U.S. headquarters said Ma- with Nixon he hxul "anoourogad Camoll Markatein, 68 Overland St., Manchester. He waa bom I • Family SIm 21u OTnfUl piRIOOn WItn mor* ..wawasaîsme ■ mmtu m u only one-sixth the calories of damate If taken in massive ing- Miss Kopechne’s body from Vietnamese were reported tsre beforv dawn Sunday 63 nm R4ms44ttsn Helicopter Squad-j «»• Praaldent TTsia m* — * toa^ giro itaa all _aa posal_ Oct. 10 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Hla matemal grend- • LIMIT 2 Pepai-Cola.T3xkrktai.rvoa dusefl.doses. *t.______. . . .. ------ron 164 and Marin* Heavy Hall- ble support on Ihs executive lev- 4 5 ° the- submerged — - o automobile. ------Althougheev«a>a the hexirlngs ZMore C wounded. miles ooutoeost of Da Nang, parento are Mr. end Mm. LesUe CarroU. 8 BeriMara Dr., South With CoiqMMi The Department of Health, Michael Sveda a t Greenwich, al." WindBor. His paternal grandmctlM r la Mia. M aiy MarkMeIn, ui neuiui, — ------— Fernandee asked Arena to de- cloaed, Symington has promised The heaviest xigraingfighting rageoraged menthen auaezattacked wkh riftas and (Hee Page Four) Bias* Hartfocd. ûcatlon and Welfare has “*igg®“*®‘l scribe Miss Kopechne’s appear- to make the record pubUc as ****•’deep in toe Mekong Delta 142 rocks* grenodas.grenades. Five Ameri In Washington. Sen Frod • • banned toe sale of cyclamate ^ Y sugar lobby ance as the police chief cradled soon as poaslble and has Indicat- "'!**• aouthwest of Saigon, can* were killed and five Harris, chairman of the Oatno- Zahner, Jason Eric, son of Clayton and Marilyn West sweetened beverage ^ of Jan. ^ her body In hta arms. ed there may be open hearing. »«>*Ah Vietnamese wouixtad out 0/ to. 14-msn Ma erittle National ObmmHtaa. 1, of other foodstuffs ron- Wnd toe declaration of cycla- . . g ^ ^ ------Eahnsr, 786 Deminer St., Wapping. He was bom Oct. 10 at Man called tor ftiaadad up troop chester Memorial Hospital. His matemal grandj^renta are .T^^CLIP & SAVE COUPON talning the substance aa of Feb. ê'Z^government over “lacka, a pair of The main question Bymli^ton reported govemmant mlllSamra ware ‘Snobs’ k.7SiqFSF9 Lead wtthdrawota X------and San.— BdmtMMl Mm. W arren LeFVyrt, Manctheaber, and Avery West, Blast rm% ej ^ ^ ^ a A thA u/AAifAnH /xvvB A *u t j saiuials and everythlnfi^ elae ap- set out to answer la - ^ Viet Oong;. £l worn (Jhe wounded, end et least tour o t B. Muakta, D-Melne,D-Malne. said sold UiUtsdUnited Nations Sscratary/oenaral U Hampton. Hta paitemal gTanUparents are MT.'ând Mm. John FITTED ly after* reZvlnZreporte ^f late production halt of* aU 7 ^ peared nbrmal, except that she tively simple: Are on iitcroasliw J'**'' I'or to* the enemy were reported klUed. f. • !^ ‘°*** *^'^**®y^"” ** ^ iOahner, BHIngtan. day after receiving reports 01 ---- «*■ m»iv ui an uwa ______j j . ______« «, « w » twoxo studies indl^ng Indicating to^fTats toat rats and znd drink containing cyclam^ cyclamate ® dead,"dead, Arena said. "There There mimbernumber of Americans fighting Vietnam.^, he«»quar IV lO ra tO riU m BOnOM SHEETS giveniven ble-rinee*big doses of cyclamateeveieme.e He.de- after teststeats showed eooeercancer in anl- eol. “ Juries thattoat I could and dying In a warWar that may be- ™®Th« «outh Vietnamese said tentern ataoalso reported a terrorltaterrorist cal ••tUwmw* of to. war. Manninen, Janice Lynn, daughter of James and Oorime a Percale JM velopod cancer. male given 60 times toe amount ®®* " another Vietnam? ®“*** mining exf Ham* spoke on ths NBC lo.- Bolin Manninen, 187B Symmore Lane, Manchester. She was Meanwhile. a Cambridge, of toe chemical toat humans con- The police chief wa* asked on "To deny there ta fIghUng Is a . wounded in toe five-hour a bus that killed five clvlMan* iZ H lIll* dlo-Utavtaton program "M*st e 186,.Thread ■ Staff: Agnew bom Oct. 10 at Mnnchef*er Memorial Hnsniital. H er m aternal Mass., scientist said toat expert- sume. cross examination by the Kb- travesty, when not only the ene- h* * 3with Coupon ^ With Coupon By DAVE SMITB And he Mils them. But Ilk* i'rrixWtonI Nixon'* **\*k!!Z -I XI . we use every day were alro put But that waa not until aevtn Without Coupon 68-67 Without Coupon I Abbott Laboratories financed The Loa Angeles Times Druje; Penalty DeOarii, Dawn Elliabeth, daughter of Anthony and Mad Five day* before last Oirist- months later. promise that h* would not be sf- one of toe studies on rats which (See Page Three) Napa, Calif.—Bomewliere “ eline Holland DeCartI, Cider Mill Rd., laaand. She waa bom | moa, David Faraday picked up In toe smaU hours of July 8, f • c t c d by demonriratlofu Change in Air Sept. 28 at Rockville General Hospitnl. Her moteriwi gmndpar- the shady hill country around Betty Lou Jensen to take her Mrs. Oarteen Ferrtn, 22, a Val agalnal to* war. Agn*w'* at enta are Mr. and Mm. Eldward Zebinskl, Bari HnrHtoitl. Her pa- Napa and Vallejo, 25 miles to a Cîriftmaa concert at her lejo waitress, wo* in her car In tack* wrer* likely to spur Mora WASHINGTON (APl — Th* temal grandpar enta ore Mr. and Mm. Anthony DeQartI, BIHng- TT?' C L IP A SAVE COUPON north of San Francisco, Uvea an high school. a lot off Uotumbus Parkway In torlum leaders to greater *f- Nixon admintatnukxi pngs wail Teacup & SAVE COUPON “ conspicuous man. He has a forts ton. She haa a brcNher, David; and three riatom, Darlene, David was 17, an Bogle Scout Blue Rock Springs Park with Uxhsy te reduce “ a ntaMa- _ ------^ fantastic secret, though, and If "We think thal It would be Dolly and Debomii. Louisiana-Bound ‘Laurie^ ^ who had won the God and Coun Michael Mageau, 19. a Vallejo mvanor toe crime of simple poe- / l T c l ip & SAVE COUPON people only knew . . . well, then yexAh who worked for hi, fa un-American and Immoral to •eoaion of narcouce and doiya*’- __ I try Award, and a popular mem stop our aetkma now." said J* Pollnow, Steven .Michael, aim of jan and Georgia OUe O IR U ' ! they wouldn't Ignore him. ber o4 toe wrestling team at ther. ous drug*, ragardle^ a t the He's fairly bright, both hta rom* Urueeman. a stationery Evolved Ponnow, 118 CreStrtdge Dr., Vemon. He was bom Sep*. 28 at | | | | May Become a Hurricane Vallejo High School. Betty Ijou. They parked leas than two Rockville General Hospital. Hta matemal gmndparenta are FALL HAHOBABS spelling and grammar “ dicate 16. was a member of Rainbow miles from where David Fara manufacturer from to* Boston xh. cxs..^ . __ a poor education, so he prob m burb of N*wton *nd on* of to* ^ ' ® ^ ' Mr. end Mm. Ray CHle, Appleton, WIs. Hla paternal grandpar NEW ORLEANS (AP) — ter and brought on a hurricane Girts at Hogan High. It waa day and Betty Ijou Jeiuwn had ably doesn't have a very good Moratorium', •■rileri organl «*»«*qu.n( hlgter puml- ents are Mr. and Mm. Mlitcn FOIlnow. Neenah, Wta. He haa a New StylM ^ g l , Tropical storm Laurie wlitaUed watch from Galveston. Tex., to their flrat date. parked one night in December stater, Lara, 3. Job. **r*. across the Gulf of Mexico today, Pensacola, Fla., all along that The conceit ended well before Shortly after midnight. Ma Reversing , pr*vunu atand. • F bR Calcts He's about 6 feet, 88 or per Sen Barry Uoldwatar. R- aiming for Louisiana's vulnera- portion of the southern United midnight, and David and Betty geau later (old police, a man to* admlnlatratlon atmgaated D*Amato, Scott Howard, son of Archangeto and Joann haps younger, has wsvy, light 'Juat walked up to. (he >ar and Arts , prupo**d In Ixxig Beach. With Cotipon ble coasUtoe. Tha Weatoer Bu- States so often battered by Gulf Lou drove out to Lake Herman C alif, that Americans d*mon- toat a mure flexlbl* penalty Howaid D'Amato, Apt. 80D. M». Vemon Dr., Rockvine. Ho was Wlthant Ooapoa to $137 reau said the storm might be- tempests. brown hair, and he's fat—well Reservoir, a few mitaa east o t started shooting, withota saying bom Sept. 38 at I^kVme Genera] Hospital. His maternal over 200 pounds—so he prob a word.” atrat* “ support of U H troop* atructur* la needad in order to g i ‘ j l come a hurricane. Tha fast-developing storm Vallejo, to a spot where the grandparenta are Nk. and Mm, Joaeph Howard. 73 George St.. 1 ably doesn't do too well with Three paaseraby later foiim In Vtatnam on Nov 11 V»(*r- mak* to* laiiUahment lit to* Laurie developed from a caused a quick change in weato- view was nice. The stars were RookvIRe. His paternal grondtather is AnUiony D'Amato, 167 girls. In fact, he has unwtttliig- -Mrs F*rr“ slumped dead be ans Day. peieon Involved' and the crime. depresalon off toe Yucatan Pen- er conditions “ New Orleans bright and there was a big Brantord St, Manchester. ly Indicated a sexual Inade hind the wheel, her cheat rid- And Oen William Werimore- Mor* realleUc penoltt*# insula and raced across nearly Sunday afternoon. A crowd of moon . • « • •• quacy. But be would never dic'd by four builx-ta from a 9 land, former commander of ttvould lead to better law an- 260 miles o t open Gulf Sunday, more than 80.000 turned out un About II p.m,. toe young SheMon, Scott Michael, son of James and Renata Jahnke I knowingly admit It. H e's very mm pistol Mageau. critlially (.' 8 fore** in Vtatnam. said furoament. It aewi its wind* still below hurricane Mer sunny skies to watch toe couple were startled by toe thin Shelton. 182 Terrace Dr.. Rockville. He was bom Sept. 27 at 7 7 ? n IP A tiAVP r n i i p n i o ^ guarded about personal mat wcajnded. lay sprawled outside American fighting m*n were Teriifyli^ before to* Senate force at an estimated 60 miles Baltimore ColU whip toe New beam of a pencil flashlight very RockriUe General HospHaJ. Us maternal grandmother la Mm. ters. dlsillusKmd and disappuintsd Oiboommiuee on Juvenile deUn- per hour. Orleans Saints 30-10 in a Nation- cloae by They hadn't heard a near an cq>en rear dcxir, shot M arim Jaiê, Trier, Gemtany. Us paternal grandparenta He could be old Mrs. So-ond- “ one leg. the right elbow and by th* Oct 16 call for an quency. John E IngoraoU dl- An Air Force reconnaissance Football League game. Two •ound. A gun spat, and David are Mr. and Mra. James Shelton, Marhnsvflle, Va. He haa a So's boy. who never says boo •houWer and “ the neck, toU immedlal* withdrawal from toe rector of to* Jurilc* Deori- brottwr, Jomsa. plane reported after daybreak temperature fell out the open car door, shot soulh.a*t Asian country ^ Narcotlmiii Bf>d still lives at home. Or that through the head. bull«. ripping his longue and • 01 «. that toe storm was sUll poorty dropped and rain moved shattering his Jan^ B y gU*aa ta that to* vast D m ti^room r>r»M bachelor who keep* to himself B ^y Lou scrambled out^the majority of U S wridtare In Viri “H- Hoilay, OecUla Maigaret, daughter of Jbeeph and Mary I organised and had moved very “ « ®*ty\ and never seems have any A fourth passerby aoon report- ByrneHoHey, 76 Ugh St., Rockville. She waa bom Sept. 26 at slowly with,«ifh littlellttU changei-hanee “In “in- - « Ju*» two months ago other side and raced respcrale- nam are rather dlaappotatad to •** ® iy “ to toe dark, but the needle «d bring wuh“ •arahot o t toe re, tou drv.lopmZ^ said RockvMe General Hospital. Her matemal grandtattier ia Pat- tenalty'ûring toe night. works so hard at that lousy Job crlm* and haarlng a car speed IraOlckeni. riiA Byme, Newtown, »thnngan. County Iddare, Ireland. Her At 8 a.m. CDT. Laurie was mille smashed across Louisia o t light followed her and she Westmoreland, now Army chtaf and never complain, and never can at th« lot. eng“ r racing and He propomd ooverol aJtania- patamal grandparents are Mr. and Mm. Joseph Hoilay 864 near latitude 24.7 north and na's low marshlands and the was brought down some 10 of staff, st a news conference In lets on toat hta marriage U tires screeching tlvrii to lagulatlon aUbanUted Buokland S t, WapfXiig. ' longitude 91.3 west, or about 860 Mississippi coast, leaving more ' feet away, five bulleu in her Hrownwood. T*x than 360 dead, including flood mtaerablc. that hta wtf* U a back and head It was a brown car. lU body The rice president, apparent- taft July 16 by Atty. Gen. miles south-southeast of Lake slut, or a shrew. . . similar to a 1961 Corvair, police HUI, Richard Joeeph. son of Rlchaid and MOry McLure victims In Virginia and West When a rancher's wife hap ly setacted to b* th* adm inistra S MUch*u! I Charles Oh. and he's an aslrolcgy fan were tipp*d later pened upon the two bodies at tion's• w^xwemwmaaaoBMepokeaman am*on fantiwar U f ^ l W B g -----In w'” parhap* • ' r ■ to*w»* moot Imyor- He wa. bom Sept 3T!ItRockVlUe The Weatoer Bureau advised Z*' Wlth“ an hour alter toe Genaral Hospital. Hta m atem ^ grandparenta ore Mk. and Mm. He's adopted a nickname; "The 11 25 pm . toe car's motor was pro(**ts. said Uat Wednesday'* “ nt chang*. h * __ I tost "Intensification ta' likely xhootlng, poUc* received an J.C. MoClure, Mtatnl, EVu HU patamal grandparenta am Mr. lion. TSodlac-"' And when the atgns svarm and toe beater was in dcmoftatratkin* ■•rved only "aa “ all coaee, pnnaaaalun with In- and Laurie may reach- hurri are right, he goes out and find, aixaiyinou* call from , Val-- ***■• I- Stratfotd, He has two brolhem, Andrew, If Lauri^ blooms “ to a hum- ning The killed had vanished an rntatlohal purgative for tent to sell renMda a felofiy and cane force" by earfy today. lejo pay phonr A youthful 6H, and Thnodiy, 3H. cane and remains on Its norto- boys and girls togetber-who There were no sxhne*«cs How those who leel the need to ''poeaesalcn lor ooa’s own uae, The storm spun squalls ex- sounding voice announced. "I MANCHESTER pa^kade open SUNDAY - FRIDAY 10A.M.-10 P.M symboltae everything lu* has the youngsters were killed was cleanae ihemaalve* of their tack rsgardtaas o t the dim tav- tendliM 160 mile*, from tu can- Po** Ttsntaj-' 6) denied him. dewrribed by toe killer hlms*U tSos Pag* Fear) (■ 6) (See Pag* Two) : / ■

C C ‘J. 'J /I al j f y PAGE TWO BlANCHESl'ER E y E ^ Q HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, H 0 MANCTESTER e v e n in g h e r a l d . MANCPESTEH. CONN., MONDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1969 Stage Co* PAGE THREE Star Scores 'raEATER TIME yiE-AUDIENCET SheinwoW on Bridge V e n u m . SCHEDULE • •• GUIDf******* Groobert Moderator V e r n o n A^tellVICC OF ntMlMAKERS American Farmer Degree Big Success AND DETERS. DON’T LET SINGLETON Volleyball Unit “THE WAY ClnenMt I — Alice’s Restau Albee Play CAUSE YOU TO PANIC Th«s« rxtin9« apply to film* NORTH For Nov. 4 Election Auarded to John Peila Leaf Collection rant, 2:00, 4;S0, 7:00, 9:20... tolpopoS atUf Nov I. tgas 4 8 Slated-—Meeting By AIJTMEP 8HEINWOU) I HEARD FT' 0 In Âdriana’ Cinema n —:Funny Oirl, 8:00. A Timebomb 9 A 10 5 John Pella Jp. of 888 BldweU Gets Under Way ‘ East Hartford Drive-In — this SEAL ^ 0 J.8 74 Gj’oobert, a Democrat, has been named Due Tomoprow S t has been______awarded_ the By JOHN GRUBEB MlHlons of otherwise nttlonst Vixen, 7:80; Ckxxl Motning and In mdd IndicatM the"flinTwae faridrs players go through life Q 9 6 3 2 wUl mnWo hTruJLXi » “ uracipai election. H e ™There r e wmwUl be an orgnmaatton-organtoatkm- AmericanAmericMi Farmer derreed egm . the In Rockyille I , ■'" TTiat Fizzles submitted and approved under / ♦ hy John Gruber Ooodbye, 8:80. in tnjp oi Afliinals: WEST EAST 'Hie leaf ooBectlan program Magda OUvero scored a per Ihq Motion Pkluro Codo ^ East Windsor Drive-In — ♦ Q 72 4 A 1054 WWaddell a d d e School U S c L )on l o ?Broad S S S dS l t **•«**• achievement In Vernon got under wny today sonal triumph Saturday night at By JUNB UNTON of Solf-Rogulstion. They’re in a hurry to take their ********* VoUsyhan flint a member of the Future Alice’s Restaurant, 7:80; Where aces befote the mtoe get at <:p 876 9 42 other moderatocn ■ad WlU oonflime until the end the Bushnell, singing here for League. Temonuar at 7:89 pjn. Farmera of America (F F A ) can It’s At, 9:80. H ie Hantfocxl Stage Oompany (H Suggested for GENERAL them. I iiave made a patient O K 9 2 O Q 10 5 3 ^ D e m o c ito ta , are: Atty. Joel of November, DIraCtor of Pub at the LotUe Fisk Building, receive. lic Works Andrew ’Trionrtoo has the first Ume. The vehicle was State ’ Theatra‘-lfldnlght Cosr- ofMoed its seventh season on audiences. stuilbr of both the Europetut and A K 7 5 4 ■ A A 10 8 *• Jkaandn. tor Voting DtaMct m e odier tireabig i mimked announced. sement," which he assembled Cllsa’s "Adriana Leeosivreur," boy, 0:40, 9:00. the American mouse, and can SOUTH *. ^ Ooennninlty Y on N. Part. M-yearold am of Mr. and In to a retaearaal by Oi« Hart Friday night with "A Delicate S Suggested for MATURE from some incidental music for Cinema I — Putney Swope, assure my readers that the 4 K J 9 6 3 Baskin, for Bepreoentativea of teams In- Mm. John Pella was presented Trioartco aaM two mechani ford Ballet, newest of the per- and It was the opening offering Batance" by Edward Albae. Hiis audioneos (parontal dlscre- cal riuoddera and pickup ma- a dramatic work that flopped 7:18, 0:00. normsJ mouse has only a mild 9 K Q J 9 3 8, Buckley School on tereeted in entering either the the degree srblle attending the torminf arts venture* in the of the season by the Connecticut Uon advised). chtaea, plus four trucka, win be many years ago. Mansfield Drtve-In — Color was no comedy although the gay iatoreat In aces. And after sU, S t; Atty. David Oolaa, A or B dlvlaiaito of the leegue 4And Nnflonnl FFA Convention metropoUten area, to bare a Opera Association. Isl RESTRICTED — Persons need. H ie men win be picking It frequently happens that In Me Dead, 7:00; Paranoia, 8:46. opening night audience seemed what bridge fitayer wonts to A J % B B t ^ 4, Highland Farit should attend the meeting. Also In Kansas City, Mo., last week, look at what is bsinc ptopared up In the Rockvflle area this cidental music survives long af I can't recall when, If ever, determined to treat it as such under t6 not admitted, un admit that he’s worried about eat N o ^ East on Porter St; Francis invited sretaoseindlviduato who He was there with 69 other for their public presentaUons week and flia following week In ter a play has folded. The most an audience has been more ea- rather than the deadly serious less accompanied bg parent abnormal mtoe. J. Mahoney, District 5, Ntithaa are intereabed, have no team membera ot vartoua F F A chan- Saturday evening and Sunday iss 1 N T Pass the rural ' .Vernon area. notable example, of course, is thuBlaatic over an opera star in emotiansl Ume bomb wbleh It or adult guardian. South dealer. All Pass. Spruce S t; e^ltotion. but would Uke to tera in Connecticut A ll our Dia?nonds do not afternoon a* MUtord Auditori Columbia iss 4 9 Trlcnrtoo oaka tor oompleto Schubert’s music for "Roea- Hartford,, and the fact is that Neither side vtdneiable. BtaWot 6. the jota a team. th# wert-long oonvenUon. Pella um on the U. o( H. campus. ® Parsons under 16 not ad west side Rec cn Cedar St- «wp«wOon. By A rt he ex- ... munde,” which folded with such most ai the enthusiasm was Opening lead — Bight of Last year the league had 12 to a member of the F F A ’s Rock- come in the TCT box The company win present justified. The star is no longer mitted. TjjUl age restrletion “ d Atty. Pascal Prignano. Dto! ptolna reaidmto ahould rake the a crash poor Schubert never got Hetuts. on the theory that Eiast doesn’t teams in the two dlviatons, six viUe chapter. three new ballets, and since I paid for hie efforts. Everybody In the first flower of youth. In Students may be higher In certain '•■Yen to the edge of the street Deriarer took the Drat trick ba've the ace U he doesn't ptay S t t V School cn ■f ^ ^ OannonhiUls won American Farmer degrees only the very best of m r auggested the themes tor two knows file "Valse Trlste" by fact she had a fine reputation artas. Check theater or or Into the gutter nne. ’HUs with dummy’s ten of hearts in It. South’s natural bod guess w A dlvtoion crown and the are awarded by the of them to Joseph AAano, I Sibelius, but who has seen In Italy before World War H. advertising may also Include leave* tn Named To order to lead the singleton aBows West to take tbs queen VsiMhester’s two political Spikers, the B dlvtokm organtoaflon only to FFA bags, boxea or bnaksla. Diamonds do... insist m it! was more than ueuaHy interest "Kuolema" for which it was parilea olteniate on aTtUTu- the And it Ik precisely this exper Prinieji^8(mA^c pprvica qwde. ’The average mouse- of spades and return a aecond League ndea and regutotions mombera who are considered ed. Choreographen bave dlffl- written? by this lii^»p«oei. Open Election Day ience that seta her apart from fearing bridge player would trump. 'Hton South wlU go down tor eleotioM. a was WiU be dtociissed. Tentative R** "cream of the crop." Only •Our own Trsstura cidty in finding appropriate And so we have a similar case Jr. Hie V e r n o n Elementary Ch«t that Idantlfiaa most sopranos of today. In those Council play the ace of spades at once two instead of making hto con tM Remdiiican turn at the last ttia diamond wHMn at music for the dance, ao Mr. with the Ibert music. Nobody \ i plans call for the team pcac- ““ c-tonth of one per cent of the ^cboM, to be used as one the days singers really learned to from the Bast hand, and that tract. ^•®41on. In November 1068. of aaeaptional qualdy. Albano had enhstod my ideas. has the slightest Idea what the Ih e Horace W. Porter School tices to be held Oct. 23 and *‘***1 natlonnl membership can town’# potUng placea election Only Mkhaala hat it sing, with the result that she would end the defense. Bast An expert defender ahould _ Groobert is cleric of the State 89 with laairue play to begin receive It. WAR SHAPE Accordingly, I saw the three original play was about, but the Student Council has been organ Drug Penalty H e b r o n itoy, win remain open during BtlU has a voice when many later returns a trump, but South make up his mind in advance Repreaentativee, serv. from $400 new works In rehearsal. The music is definitely theatrical ized from 1900-70, Hie toUceving of Nov. 6. State organisations are per- the voting hours on Nov. 4. competitors have come and wins and ruffs a low spade In that he will atanost never play *ar hto second term. He was fliet is set to the mueic of Rar and witty. So. Uke the Ravel, 1 students have been elected os Change in An* Atty. Jm lor Women mltted to submit only one can- H ie Board of Bklucodon has gone. It’s true that she was dummy. hto aoe when dummy’s single- wpreaentative ftoia B. Qiaehert SS Hope Talk agreed to keep the echool In vel’a "Introduction end Alle suggested it to Mr. Albano. slightly insecure in the opening regular and alternate members: The International Attaira (Jom- '**'**** *®*' the first 600 state gro," tor harp, flute, ctarlnet (Cootlniied trooi Page One) South returns to fats hand with ton to led through htm. ’Ihto t»to 1963 and seotion unlean the registrars of ■Again we have music In five moments, but by the time she Grade 6, David Blum and Abby mittae of the Vernon Junior Wo- J“*” *J*t*: two If the organisa- and strings. You may have the aoe of diamonds to draw the bold dedaton wlU seldom cost ^ Chaeral AasembUee and Set Weêsday voteso rtrongly object. R win CHEOIT TO YOUNG ADULTS sections. had reached the end of " lo son’ Kasaman, Dale Cloutier and votved," be made a miademeen- men’s Club will meet temor- *“ *** *>«*ween 500 and 1,000 heard It locaUy a few yean last trump, and then he leads a trick; and tt wlB often pay W a member o f the 1968 Oon- be worked out wtth the TTOffle There is also an overture, L ’umile oncella" she had re Neal Chutand, Mark Marrotte or. Blood Given row at 8 p.m. at the home of »Wl one additional By Dr. Diskan back when I offered this work the king of spades. H ie queen big dividends. atitutional Oonventton. Authority and the Registrar* aa during which a "balloon'man” covered and demonstrated un and N an cy Hammaistrom; lAider present law, a firat of Mrs. Thomas Oanruthers, 29 Slf***®*** * * additional 1,- at a Manchester a v lc oonceft. wanders through the auditorium Grade 7, Deborah Danks and of spades drops, and South is Dally QuesHon o h w o f the Man- T« —1— r,j — -' -• ~ members or fraction there- Dr. A. E. Diskan of Marches- **** P**** derstanding and artistry to the fense for simple posseeelon of home. South needs hick, and As conceived by MT. Albano, and up onto the stage. He Is Alan Underwood, Kevin Reamls- Pariner opens with one ivode, ^ ^ tow— Ann“ *“ » ow f Groobesturoooert By 72 Donors an art teacher at the I!:' are 889 FFA mem- ter willwm wixtalk ana and enow«how aUdessUdea on _ . OmcAa^ manifest delight of the large either bard narcotics or mari helpful defense, to moke the Jidla Frederick, premiere bal utilized to itlO the disparate sec audience. ky and Denise Ruzlcka, Robert and the next player pneeee. Yon ,*I^*** to the The Red Croes Bloodmoblle Vernon Elementary School. wlU *^1" *“ '^ • cnecUcut. O c u t . Ihethe SS HOPE this Wednesday Candlelight BaUBoU juana calls for maximum penal contract, hugely because the Downtown Manchester lerina of the company, repre tions together since the original Bradford and Hiomcai Keegan; hold; Spadee, Q-7-8; Hearts, 8- **o i^rtdee collected 72 pints of blood Frl- ^struct in the___ art of ^papier ^ , ****** _ school, vo- . . *venlngevening at 8 In Phelp*Phelps Hall, o- - Junior Women'* 968 Main Street The opera itself is a wecUc- ties of a 820,000 One and 2 to 10 opening trump lead got the de sents the fliAa, a naale dancer dramatic action is lacking. and Grade 8, 11101008 Hyer and 7-8; Diamonds, K-9-S; OInbs, K- wife, M v .'a Z l’' "*Rd. • With Ms day when “U stoMiedstopped aat t^ 6 S o n n e ^ mache.maohe. ' t~t— ■•^cultureagriculture studentsrtudenta at- Bt.* « 88. .'".“ ‘.k!^ ,..? '’****"**'* kneed affair but it was Inter years Imprisonment. fenders oft on the right toot the clarinet, and tour cory The flrri danced section con Desiree Krueger, Kenneth WU- Eve Oallyer 7-^4. bar Beverly Nelo- ‘**^dla Lutheran KChurch. c h . ^ a Last s t The Public AffalmAffeim Committee inventionconvention in Kan- HOPE olgnlflî "Heatth Op- Tobacco Val- phees represent die string esting to hear and with its Better Defense or vXMchestar a n a __mnntK 1. ____, . ______■ •■ c it y acofunnaniA,. k - . 1 ____ •______. _ riui. windaor. cerns itself with a gal who man Uams and Karin Kosin, Alloa H ie administration’s attemote What de you sayT Etonlti ■*“ * * * * ^ “ topped In Man- ' yIU also meet tomorrow night “ ^ '"l^ 'd e d by about portunlty for People Ever^ T h e «' syrupy melodies and saccharine Bast does better if be to not quartet. The muric is beaudfid, ages to contrive a marriage Randall and Scott Saunders. might have been. It never quite proposals 'would lower the moxl- Answer; Bid two apiades. «^d HlUery. Chester, the b lootoÛ e at the home of Mrs. * * * !!’*■; •‘* ' ^ ’ ^ **"*«'^" ***«• ^ d e d Tn ^ ‘ of course, and I thought ft harmonies seemed to be just built to an eocploslori. worried that the mice wiU get with an unsuspecting male, and 80 New Voten nuun fine.to 88,000 and provide Your flat dtotributkm tempts would make a fine ballet, but about what PUirtford wanted. at his ace of ^ndee. IMien de 6 T m ^ °P®** *«>"> ^ *" * '* * “ * P**“ » 208 Many La. Atty. An- a J * * " ? * ^ * ® * * ' *^ ' « Walsh of iTd dw etar r^ T * " ithen presents him with a baby Democratic Registrar of Vet The play, directed by Paul tor a sentence of up to o i « year you to bid l-NT, but then you ® P'*"' Nov. 4. donors. The town’s quota Is 189 thony Fraulo wlU speak on "The T * " ‘ “ “ ‘^ d e reclplenta Washington, D.C. It Is an Inde- ‘ I was surprised to find how From my owrf point ,6f view it Weidner, waa about a family clarer leads dummy's eight of after an indecently short Inter had at least the aseet of not era Mrs. Laura Szegda reports ImprisonmenL won’t know what to do if TOye WiU be no school thai of Women t o S ^ y ^ o '» * A m e r i c « i Farmer degree P«ndenl organlmtlon. founded ^ the mutic of the Pent- excepdonally it leant Mself to val. whose own Immensely disturbed spades at the second trick. East partner bids two spades. You ^ P°“ oy Instltut- “Pwe nien among thoee donat- day." **®"* ‘^““ •cUcut. ">d su (^ ited by the American Olllto the medium. being hackneyed. that 90 new voters have been For second offenses, the max must casually ]day low. ••rt rw ♦*.- «__A — nriMvaKA... -- . FhArtvalA *■ CJIUmiAII And VIA --- Incidentally, all the sections made ainoe the last election end depths came to the surface un can’t afford to bid twice with pSwv...... Mr. Albano has achieved a Mlgnon Dunn, who has been imum tine would go to 810,000 Bast cannot Icse hto aoe. play In the same setting, a 108 deleted from the list, mak der the atreea of a friendahip this hand, but you also cannot * '* " 0 ®'®®*‘o'*' donors.They are C o T u n t t t ^ ^ ^ e J t ^ j h ® organisation as "green- Many American doctors teach ^ S tejên ^m p- moat happy blending of the heard here in the past, was and the offender could be given South con ruff only two spades Paris street scene. The second ing the total number In. the carried beyond Us boundaries. afford to withhold the spade To be elected will be nine '*o*'** "*' ®®haschl and Gerald home of Mrs Frank Bruno ****“ *•” after one year of doclore in Ceykm and other ****' Stambo and s • arts; the dancing enhances the also thoroughly impreeslve as a sentence of up to 2 years, in the dummy, and East wlH ouier Edward Greer. section Is a "pea de deux” with town fall 18 Miort of last year. There were Agnes and Tobias, suppoit. Show the support at members of the Board of Di- ***‘‘‘h«to"- Evergreen M I t o n»®mbershlp, may be advanced ">od«™ method# of music, while the music provides the Princesse de BouiUen. She compared to a 8 to 20 year term ®''entually get his aoe even If Mra. Stanley Domain and out which no ballet would be Last yew ’s total was 1,878 and their daughter Julia and Agnea' your first opportunity and you «c U ,„ . two-year terms; , ^ ® r "mlU-gallon donors In- C o n S S r o T u T v r tJ S j- H ^ S ^ 'o®** c»spt®r to the a magnificent setting tor the dl^layed a targe, opulent voice under present law. South guesses the winniig' play. Mrs. Malcolm Froatare ore in complerte. But Instead of the the breakdown at the present sister Claire. Eve CoUyer pre con safely leave the rest to your The lecture will be held under dance. 8o often. In my experi and a regal stage presence tliat Ih the position, however. yiin of the Board of Aronson, five Society wfll apeak and riiow "chapter farmer.” classic duet, we have a poor Ume is 840 Republicans, 408 sented a brUUant and brittle IngersoU also outlined other partner. the auspices of the W oin^'s J*®**® of tickets and reterva- ence, this is not the case. BlUier did much to nvalke the shaky South to almost sut« to try a T ” ® *or two-year f ^ °**®’ “ ®"*^ WlersblckL slidea of R o S ^ e 'e curtural ^ ® *****^ they may as- young couple for whom there Democrats and 448 Indepen Agnea and was fascinating to changes, including a provision Oepyright ISSB i-ciiuwsnipFellowship orof methe UlleadGilead Qin- “ — ona. ~ Over the past 7 years,®«rs. pro- pro- the dance or the music Is pre plot creditable. Together, the finesse with the jack of spades tô^tonlngr this November, ****^®.® “"d Joseph Dsu- and historical heritage Ptr® to to that of "Star State utinnni Ohitgonb* __COAHl tll0 Ittll Ha«rm Km.^*. Is little or no pleasure; the sort dents. '' watch in action, although there to reqtdre "a special parole Gbnenl Featares OMp. gregatlonal Church. Everyone ®®®<“ the boll have been dominant. two women carried the show of couple you find under the During the long voter-making were times when she could bare term " lor persons convicted on a.,, '5-'?.-“ 5T"'" is Invited, men included, and tt “ °u®ted to the following com- If a choregrapher commis bridges In Paris when you ride with sdmiable siqiport from ly be heard. As her aiocholic charges of trafficking in drugs should prove of Interest to all. " ’ '“ dty funds: Valley Falls De- sions the music, it is invariably aeesion held last Saturday 29 TOWN OF MANCHESTEft the "Bateaux mouches." John Modenos and Pedro Lav- sister dalre, Victoria Zusaln and narcotics. This would make A social hour will follow, with J^*°P*ueut, Luts Jr. Museum. subordinated to the dancing. If persons came in to register. Tills episode Is brief and ends Irgen. enacted a softly delightful gin- Refugees Look to America selectmen tor two-yeartwo-year' terms* terms- — voluntary donors were re- ***** **®*^ Miller will dem- achieve. No more discussion. TOlond County Agricultural ^ ^ N A TIV ITY SCENE . . . the choreographer tries to In Nine signed up with the Repub it mandatory for such persona ------, *. .^'ô-year terms; ^ were re onatrate how to dry and frame ^ P®f c®"t of the state’s FootbaU Meeting when the boy gets a balloon Both these gentlemen were lican party, nine with the Dem sodden creatuie. If stx:h Is pos to be placed under supervision seven consfables for two-year /®®t®d. mn* _ 'k ------. meeting (>ntep, Vernon Historical So- . « » « * » » * « » . ooatritoite lo tide wortli- terpret a musical compoolUon from the balloon-man, the only being heard here tor the first sible. flowers on black velvet. s f a membership------may------receive There will be an Important *^®‘y' VtotUng Nurses Assocla- ocratic party and 11 remained for a designated period of time, To End Arab-Israeli War terms; a town clerk tor a two- '*'**® '***'* ‘-^'’oss Bloodmoblle yowu feel w tM you sag U and aay, " I eentribnled to tlto3 already extant, he falls to re thing he can afford, and yet a Ume, acquitting themselvee Claire was one problem and year term; and a town treasur- return to Manchester Nov. Pinochle Besults ®**® meeting of the Midget Football tt®". lOH. Rockville General alise much of the composer's independent, according to Mrs. regardleas "whether they are BAQAA CAMP. Jordan (A P ) symbol of emptiness. very well indeed. Mr. Lavlrgen daughter JuUa another, as she note U provided by the swarms er for a two-year term. *7 to collect blood at 'the South Ptoyers of of the Vemon Vernon Senior Senior P*t‘ ® waa also awarded the Association Wednesday evening Hospital, Talcottvllle School, intent, on many occasions. Hap Szegda. incarcerate of their sentence The third section Is a glorious occasionally threw In a Spanish arrived home to claim her — The girl In the grubby, tat of children playing among the B«caiiba -be ^ .. United tjjutcu ineuioaiBMethodist Church from Citizens’ Pinochle Grotqi met at **®SYee of “ Regional Star Farm- at 8 at the Town Office Building. Vemon Fire Department and l>8alto y w ^clwck or mimey order pily, we have as even a blend Beading Panel prehated or su^nded." isecause of Manchester’s ia-wi „ i®y order payable toi- spoof on the classic waltz from word (his native language) In place after a fourth broken tered dress was blonde and 8 rocks and reddish brown dust. I’yim thjb nin r I ^ .40 to o .30 p.m. the Lottie FUk Building . ____last ®*’" *®®^ year at the Eastern All officers and members of Scouts. ing In this case as could be de A reading committee has been IngersoU contended the flexi „ . "NaMvltykcNVM" "Swan Lake.” A waiter and stead oi the proper Italian one, maoTiage. Barbara Caruso play years old. She brushed back Ismail Ibrahim Shlhecleh, 87, vote only for six dlpecbm Appointments were kept by ThursdayThlimfliLV for a poUuck vwa^lurtls lunch 1a«n*.*l* Am.to StAtSfl®t®‘®a Exposition I Inm Springfield, (hobthe hnnnilAfbanquet ASM ~ ______0/0 P. O. Box No. 788 sired. established at Horace W. Por ble structure would induce pro waitresses from a cafe but feiw noticed. He has a nice ed it as a coltish immature a former farmer, thinks he has school board m e m h a « ^ ’ Mrs. Elaine S. Law, Mrs. Ma- cel«brat« four birthdays and Mass, tor which he received a ®rged lo attend (9d040) The dancing is classic, in the ter School as part of the In- secutors to initiate mote cases wayward curls from her pale endeavor to perform the work, lyric tenor and sings with tine addesoent of 38, If such Is pos done his best to Insure the sur lectmentcimen and four con^tahll/^' CXHlStAhlAn *^® -^soisvaa,Benson, avaas.Mrs. AB44VOAgnes Ag- wedding anniversaries. -*w***-*^. registered - — Holstein ttoatviheifer val-rai* — They Almogq Commit main, with ti suggestion of the service program, which Is con and maks courts less reluctant blue eyes. Na and of course do everything eternal accuracy; Ms dtcUon cerned wtth curriculum study. sible. vival of his wife and seven chil The nnti I -onsiaoies. new.„ — Mrs. „Rosemary------„ ComeUus,------Thoee celebrating Thoee celebrating birthdays birthdays u®<> at «®<> 8899. at He 8899. was He chosen was chosen The menu The for menu this for week this week at ImpresslonlsUc, which Is Just to sentence violators. She waa an Arab refugee The Perfect Crime wrong. It ends with the however, frequently leave# The committee plans to review Tobias remained fairly mel dren. He has built an under wlU b e ln e ^ p t '^ v l^ '" ® ’’ Stanley P. Grzyb, Durward MU- A ^ Songallo, Ursula among candidates from 12 the Hebron elementaiy schooU MOBEStLY Mo (A Pi what the Ravel music Is. Most "AU too often, becattae of the whose family had fled the terror premiere donseuse still pirouet much to be deetred. reading at the school, giving low throughout these expected ground air raid shelter In front a 1 ^ ter. Mrs. Carol L. Jolly, Mrs. Friedrich, Edward Rooon and North AUanUc states wUl be; Tuesday, scalloped po- bars w ^ t „ ^ ~ ****•*■ people think of Ravel as a pure ting away long after the music present i>enalty structure," he of war. Mr. Modenos sang the un special attention to kinder- and continuing problems, until of his tent in the teeming ^ t h e ^ M d lT t e s " Madeline BotU, Norbert A. Ten- Aim H l e t ^ Thoee celebrating A 1969 graduate of Rockville ^ ® *f ^ ® < » 8 ^ the community of n^Lbâi^tol! Amoont ImpressloiUst, and in his har said, "there to a real hesitancy Her home Is a ragged tent of has finished. grateful part of Mlchonnet in gaiten through fifth grade. Hte one of an unusual and profound Camp a few miles north of Am down the k ^ r o v e r ,fh rtr^ a T «/ -*0*" antaveraarieB were; Mr. and High School, which has one of ‘ omoto wedges. dUl h iU over the weekend L monies (this Is true, but In his The fourth section treats of on the part of prosecutors In burlap sacks and her cot the man. first rate manner, but there are areas of testing and aoqiSsition nature tumpd up. Their closest They have a third optlon-they t **®*^“ o. Mrs. Mrs. R ^ u s , Mr. and the few high school agricultural **“ * '*'®®"’‘ **>®*^- 'BpoMored As A PubUe Barvloe B y - structure he Is a very much "les fllles de Jole" without atony ground of the Jordanian many others who could have of readiness skills will be evalu friends of 40 years deckled to courts to handle possession Some of his children go to the may puU a party lever and then '7°y‘=« Szoka, Charles Hald, Mrs. Mrs. Harold Weber, Mr. and courses in the state, Pella op- m a jM p ^ t o , but- They took a ladder from a influenced by classicism. which Paris just wouldn't be desert. The family Uvea among MORIARTY MOTHERS done as well. Louis Sgarro, in ated. ’The poeelUUty of Imple move In for keeps when the cases because of the potential two tent schools In the camp. may turn up the keys over the ®*'®®* Bogdon, Samuel Feltham, Mra. Otto Koechwlti and Mr, crates a farm wtth his father ***0® *“ *"tiep yard next to the old CIU- The second ballet Is entitled Paris. They come In different flies and the filth and lines up the minor role of Quinault, is a menting a modified Joplin plan terror of their own emptiness high penalties involved. The schools operate In shifts to "The Mystery," to music by shapes and sizes, with varying dally for a handout of flour and names of c L id ld a t ^ o r thlt « ' '*'*»*“ ’ “ o'*®*** “ •* * M ® ^ .R ««® "- ®«d uncle. He has Ms own herd ^ ***" “ •^'***® ® ^ ®“t case In point. as an approach to the teaching frightened them. The friends, "B y aUowlng the court to pro accommodate as many children Carlyle Floyd. Mr. Floyd Is an techniques, but In the end It Is beaiu. party, and then may substitute wiimem in the ptnocUe of 48 milking Holsteins valued ‘‘T*'®*' “ ” ®* *" ® “ “ nttor alarm, wlU also be studied. Harry and Edna, figured that secute the possessor'.who in as possible. by turning down the keys of the M rs. SheUa G. Cam- Fom® that foUowed were; G er-'at some 8U,969. on a roll, potato chips, cabbage After falling In an attempt to American composer, bom In the "Madame” who makes the The fact that we had people Indian Club the years of friendship certainly tends to seU as a felon and the Mrs. Azzlzah Abdul Ruhmn, "There are many stars In the South Carolina In 1020, and sale. cf the quality of Mr. Sgarro In candidates of the other party. 1” *"’ SMrley Converse, trude Golde, 668; Harry Brial, For the past three years *'*‘ ®'' ***™‘*«*' “ *'*®*' door, they Hie North American Indian added up to that, and they lost poeseaeor for one's own use as a 40-year-oId mother of 18 chil sky, but only one Palestine,” to The RenubliPim t Robert Otten, George CJhandler, «18. «nd Elsie NuUand, 996. The Pella has been a co-leader of Friday, moby dick enMired by removing Iron bora aside from his opera "Susan Finally we have an episode In minor roles went far toward Club held a meeting Sunday at no time In asserting their place miademeonant, Ibelleve we wlU dren, said; "We are human emblazoned In red letters on the nah," produced at New York's which a robber, pursued by a making the evening a success; forf o r the ^ Board of Directors are Rovrer E- Brookes. William H. next regular plnochi; eeAlon tlS M a H S .e S A H ^ S Tub rhe" Compldf* Hem* there. have beitter law enforcement beings and want to return to side of a tent. City Center in 1906, I was total "flic,” dashes Into a cabaret this opera is all too trequenUy Yeomans Hall. Dinner served at Incumbents Nathan G. Agostin- , __ .. „ „ wlU be h ^ tomorrow at 1:16 and a director of the Tbrtfnni ®*’®®“ ®®®“ ” **®' ‘‘’•®®d aalod, The building, vacated almost ly unfamiliar with his music. 1 pjn. oonslated of an all-Indian Tobias finally lost his calm and better respet for the law," Palestine. It took-us 11 years to Resentment at the United p.m.o.m. at Lottie FiskFisk. . ” _ ' the Hartford oatmeal and raisin cookies. two years ago. wo* empty Furniihingt Sine* and puts the can-can dancers considered a starring vehicle build our home and the Jeiys de elll, David O. Odegard and t County 4-H Fair AssoctaUon. He t ie iih 'H One run-through dldij’t do when Agnes refused to make he said. States is widespread. Refugees The building's owner found ______18991 there to flight. They continue for the Utle role, and too little menu. Donald D. Wells; ^ newcom- f*®*'** “ *’®‘ is also a member of the board Manchester Evening much to familiarise me too well The burineas session began at the decision either to welcome stroyed It. Now we live in tents. think America, by supporting Herald blow torches left by the Intrud- outside on the street and are attention Is paid to casting in Recognizing widespread dlsa- America U our only hope to re ers William J. Diana, James ^*]®: 5 " * RoUand of directors of the Connecticut Hebron correspondent. OPEN d DAYR BVERV W BiX—"niURtt N lU im TILL 8 with the work at hand. It Is depth. 2 p.m. followed by Indian danc Harry and Edna as family, or grreement on the dangers of Israel, is the real villain. F. Farr and Donald K. Kuehl. 5 ^ °^ ’ R®*®"d Cote. David T. Anae era when he visited the bulldli^ joined by the robber, now adorn to turn them away. turn to our country.” Tea To Honor Livestock Association. Emt, tel. 888-8971, Sunday. Keith's Offer Another Quality Service! for soprano and orchestra. In ed with a skirt, who joins In the Thus Linda Heimall, Robert ing and singing, with all mem marijuana, IngersoU said the Just after the 1967 war the "There are many things a The common people are the The DeniocraUc candidates m . Mlchallk. ^ five sections. One cannot really ensemble. Schmorr, Paul Franks and Ir bers wearing the appropriate department behevee there is a refugees here moved Into warm woman does,” said Agnes. "The chief victims of any War, In any for the Board of Directors are woiu ^ «« * MMH Volunteers call them' movements since The "flic” Is at a loss as to win Densen should not be over regalia of their tribe. need tor more knowledge on Its tented camps In the Jordan reins we hold!. . .we watch the country, and it has been no dif incumbents William E. Fits- ^®^®*^ # egt agtoaMn O* rnf. their structure is dependent on what has become of his quarry, looked In their oontributione to "PrinceoB WMpoorwiU,” an effects luHl endorses a proposal er valley. But daily border Gerald. Anthony F. Pletrantonlo ” *® 'ômen's Auxiliary of the road and check the leather. . . ferent In the Arab-Israeli wars. the poetic content. Definitely even though the gal In the mid attractive Narragansett girl by Sen/ Thomas J. Dodd, D- clashes forced them to shift to TIRED OF LOOKING the ensemble. Rosalind Hupp did but 'there are things we do not Thousands of refugees fled their and Mary E. LeDuc; and new- Thomiui Manchester Memorial Hoepltal tonal, the music Is melodic, and dle Is definitely awkward and from Rhode Island attended. the high plateau east of the riv not have quite enough voice to do. We don't decide the route." Q>nn., tor a study Into marijua homes and now live In squalid the poetry treats of childbirth. unused to the routine. In the PTA Adds Members er. The flimsy tents are poor ^ T m Stamper and E r t ^ All’ce “ S ’ **"" *>o"or the Penny Saver balance with the others In the Tobias, it became apparent, na usage. camps on the East Bank of the F r a ^ M . Stamler and Richard Rugglea Mra. volunteers at a tea tomorrow I wasn't certain that Mr. Al end, the girls all come down In The PTA signed up 141 mem shelter against the dust storms cast, and Woodward Waerche had decided the route before Jordan River, unemployed and bano had achieved the melodic a ''spilt” which the robber can bers during Ita first meeting of and almost useless against oc mu u„ . Florence Getzwlch. from 1:89 to 8:89 p.m. tn the AT THAT OLD had 80 small a part It was dif- and their marriage had since rootless. ^ grace of the music In this par not accomplish so his disguise the season. Parents visited their casional snowfalls. t candidates Also. Mrs. Dorothy Molde. Doctors' DflUng Room at the r flcult to come to any conclu traveled a cold barren place. Sons of Revolution Many are refugees for the ticular composition; on the oth Is punctured. It’s all great fun, child’s classroom and met with There are more than 400,000 for the B ^ id of EitocaUon are William T. Strain. Robert Sines, hospital- sions about him. He could decide this other ques second time, having fled their er hand, this was a rehearsal and even though I knew whad teachers. About 200 attended. Parade on Fifth Avenue refugees and displaced persons iTniJr ^ i Dorey, Leyton L. Wll- About 99 women are expect- and not u finished production. Carlo Moresco conducted, and tion of love. original homes In Israel In the was coming all the time, I had The meeting culopted a budget In Jordan. ^ ws“ m “ ^ H d J®ck»«>. ®6 to attend the event Th^Hlro- did a very good job with this Tobias made and delivered NEW YORK (AP)—March Palestine war of 1948 and then Further, there may very well to laugh. of $828. This Includes $80 for a unfamiliar work. The orcheetra, his decision, according to ers In Revolutionary War uni again in 1967 when Israel took C Conyers Douirias E KeW '*®"’®* include a short fUm. be Implications In the music I'd heartily suggest you at acholarahip; 860 for conference however left much to be de Albee, "In a Durst of release, forms and others In becuekln over part of Jordan. which 1 did not grasp on one tend. There's even local In expenaes; |T0 for th eighth ...J . »unn. chairman ot the Penny Saver, sired. Pitch In the violin sec with all the horror and exuber hats were among 1,600 soldiers, In the camps the only cheerful heating, which may Justify the terest; Enid Lynn and Pristine grade graduation party; 81 The Democratic candidates Also, Mrs. Marie Stead, Da- will pour Mrs Marv Willhld* tions was all too often tenuous, ance of a man who has kept veterana and patriots who choreography In the spots to Miller are both featured during for the community calendw; for the Board of EducaUon are vtd H. Stormont Jr.. WUllam Is chairman ' ' of the ^ event. wmniaa and even ensemble suffered at his emoUons under control too turned out'Sunday for the 48th which I took exception at first the evening, and both come 888 for refreshments; 870 for incumbents Walter M. Schardt, Ekhvards, Howard Smith, Paid '•Hi times. long.” annual Maasihg of the Ooioro. glance. from Manchester. The whole miscellaneous, and 87.80 for at HELD OVER—8M Week Beldon H. Schaffer and Allan D. B. FVMter, Paul Seybolt Jr.. Staging by Anthony Stivanello The parade headed down The final ballet Is to music thing Is bound to be profession tendance awards. Jack Murdock, who played The Best Of The New Now ot Popular Thomas; and newcomers Olof John Harkins. Howard Peters. was not quite as opulent as on Fifth Avenue UJ St. Patrick’s Cyclamate Victim by Jacques Ibert, best known ally artistic and entertaining. ’The association alms not to Tobias, didn't explode quite Sex-planatton Films! Playboy Pricos L. Anderson. Robert H. Fenn Also. David Piercei. Andre some oocaslcne; the scenery was Cathedral, wbese the flags were for his "Ports of Call" and his The prosearch and not one that welcomed the cholskl safety of cyclamate. it. It was banal in conception Scout representative will be return to morning sunshine and Several military bands drew Now the Meet ExolUiig BOSTON (P ) — Noted heart named. The Republican candidates " I 'v e been eating tt on and RJRNITURE. WF REBUILD IT! and ragged In execution. sanity as after a horrible night thousands of onlookers from surgeon Dr. Paul Dudley White Movie In Yeorsi for constables are incumbents oft now for 88 yean ," be said. FukUsbsd Dolly Except Uuncoyt SUU It was a memorable pro- mare. nearby Central Park. yiX C N L Student Hides Tresses m ’RBV piB9f-B M n w r r A T Z u b y tuxm-uoAmiM uti HoUdoys ot 13 Blasell Street Is asking others to join him In Maacbeeter Bveolng Herald Martin J. Foley. Robert Meek The B7-year-old manufacturkig MODChMter, Conn. (OaOtO) ihicUon. primarily made so by The eet by Santo Loquasto — Bated “ G" — To C^t an Education AT .NO KXTKA Htt«T TO VOI — ! pledging 11,000 In personal Columbia oorreepoadeat Vir and Sedrick J. 8trat«han, and MAYVILLE. WU. (A P ) — A consultant discovered cyclamate Teleiphorie M3-3711 funds to help continue a re Magda OUvero, with Mignon was a jewel of a modem living, newcomer Roy M. lliompaon. Seoand Cuwa Pnetoce Paid ai IXmn not far behind. ginia M. CarlaoB, tel. 888-0IS4. room in red, beige and white /4// EASTHARJFORO Evenings at 8 M ler Roy M. Thom i^n. member of a teen-age rock band ®5®‘‘*«"‘®Uy » y®«rs ago while includod FREE! Extra Arm Covart search project threatened with Theme Democratic c a n d le s to school this « " ■ cigarette. A sub- MaaetMster, Ooem with sparks of yellow and see- it'i'U IN -if m , SUaBCRJFTlUN RATES curtailment because of a cut In Sat Sun. at t:80-5:90-8:90 tor constables are IncumbenU ^ grooming ‘ *®"®® *" “ ** ®«f»retU taatad to Match Your Uphoittary ... through bookcases and see- Poyoble In Advance federal funds. Clarence E. Foley, Joseidi J. conceals ••®®*- ^t® Investigated and Year ...... isu.ut White said the cut will affect through stairs In simple expen K U.IO sive elegance. All It needed ^'H!rwcom “e"r‘’ pau?F*‘p “ lUM’ **** "boulder-length tresaes un- ‘*‘^ * * ^ Uie formula for cy- S0F\ «r 2 CHAIRS Ibrae Moolha ...... T.Mj the Framingham Heart Study, a and newcomer Paul F. Phillips. ^ ,hort-hati» wie clamate. Om MooUi ...... l.tli 20-ycar project that Involves Hydro-Lab Has Possibilities were the glass walls to look In through and Albee provided I n c ^ ^ n t C^rk Ed- parents ot Dale Boeck. 17. commetttlng on the sugar Atlil year, of beauty oixl cam- regular examinations of select ward J. Tomkiel, a Democrat. Industry’s possible influence as tort lv> your p m rru uptiol these when he wrote the play. ed Framingham residents to de But Humidity Is a Problk^ to ninning for re-elecUon. His ordered. * *obby group, Sveda said 31 •twwi Fumilur* by evalluig termine the role of heredity and Republcsn opponent is WtlUam school board voted 8-1 billUon potmda of cyclamate are younwtt or tb u great offer environment In heart disease. By JIM SHUmiMAN The succeaa of the expartm ^ from *ur ('uatom Rauplwl LIBQEn DRUB M. Murray Jr. to accept the compromise. used each year. Ihe artificial White said the cut comes just Assortoted Press Writer mean# that the Navy could now' Cona Get Courae •tcring Ijrpertriirnt cimoiw P A R K A D I Incumbent Town Treasurer Boeck has been out of school ■■'®®t®ner, 21 times sweeter up when the study Is reaching to RIVIERA BBA(m, Fla. (AP) conceivably build an undersea frtvm a 8u*ctal f)roup of th* \ In Saleoananohip Rosalind T. Quish, a Republi- *ix weeks, refusing to trim the ***®® •ujar, displaces about 869 O K N the point where the exhaustive Four men who spent two station where men could watch :c E * s ____ Smweti hnltrm. in T rad I I’rtoOK A r» Oenzlata "lO M g M Ctowkey" can. also is nmning tor re-elec- hair style which be said was *b*blon pounda of sugar annual- txinal Mtatorn t'otoniul and F.-45 A.M. f « 10 P.M. research promises to reach days In the first ssif-contalned for enemy submarine activity L M ^ N O . Kan. <,(AP) — lnc4udlii|îudtag nibiic Bt a iW e e d PtM Uon. Her Democratic opponent pari of his professional music *y> 'rorth about 889 rallUeo. he I’rovinrtal Fsbne* in tuccor some conclusions. undersea laboratory say it has wtUiout having a surface plat OpenlngN)t a class tn tolesman- Prufei*ai*nl Wc Is Ruth M. Tucker. attire. oold. •tor (kdort great posalblUtles—but some form or support ship above to ihlp todn^ st Konoas Prison arrt A ll S e thing will have to be done about Up off the enemy. marks the first formal vocation — ARID GUTHRIE — .ÂRTHUR PENN • COLOR by Deluxe W E hPFXriALIZE I.V C l’STOM .MADE the humidity. i,PCTEStES£R ■ ------Also industries such as on al training offered the Inmates FABRICS and CLEAR VINYL SLIPCOVERS H A IU « a t 7 jo . 4:N The1970VaUeswogea The can-llke "Hydro-Lab," 16 shore petroleum or mining com In the prison’s history. f lMleyi lde-«;to4J»ade) BURNSIDE (eet long and 8 feet In diameter, panies could savs the expense of Ninety Inmates will be taught Phon# 643-4159 for Kaith'j supplied Us own plsctrtcity as It cables and surface ships whan three aktila In the next year to Great Scott, ii’t the loch Ne»» mode diog''oiiic equ(p--'ef.t. I$ee lay 80 feet below the surface of Board of Eucafion FREE H O M E SERVICE! Don’t Miss It In Today’s Paper > ^ building underwatsr habitats for give them wage-earning sblUty moniier. v/eifd p ct'jre obove I the Atlantic ocean a mils off divers to use as a base In serv The equip-'eni t much (otter o.nd rtrrtllz* and rrpod. arr rvbulll. «prtng» are rvtied, shore. when they are released. Nope, ii'j the '/olVj-'roB*''' ^ “3 icing drilling equipment. The Manpower Development WALTER DOLL JR. with the greoteU Jervce I'O'/ ever mO'e thorough than or.y m.ochonic ^ n»n*- 'A'rt>btng u « < IfujOT jutniti arc r*glu«d. iqM-lng rusli-^ Previous undersea habitats »re rrpUced laanM and welting *r» haod-Mvwn and Built by Perry Oceanograph Training Division of the Kansas Lives at 720 Spring Street with wife Mary and told: o' ve. J have raceivad their electrical ies, Inc., ôf Riviera Beach, franuM arr contpletrly pg ).'e" isre o.d or.d J up jr tparv plugt I < radit Ftoa! 1*1*0** Evarjawa! Catalog test Saturday, Dr. Larry Hal- Presently chairman Personnel Policies A Finance to leave through on airlock ter hours a day, five days a week Committee of Board o f Education. A corporator for your COr. If yOU W'll, )/ed -Ccr. The point ,t that the w orld'* laiyfer of Port Hueneme, CMlIf., excursions In the water outside. for 16 weeks. Four free ).'ed'-cor checi .p; cc~e greoteil mechan.^ c6-j!dr.’i tpoi ih(t o f Great Values said: af the Saving! Bank- of Manchester. Besides HsUonger, the habitat Instruction in sutomobUe me with every new Vo!ljv>o;en. prottem d-t.-.g a I- ht-al cheelup! "The biggest problem was wai manned by Dr. David chanics will start In late Decem They're perfcrried ty Jpec o’ y A Meo.-cor ch'„;< ,p con. that It was like a sauna bath In Youngblood of New Orieona. ber or early January, and a trained lechnJc'oni/ut-nj , jpecio’Jy lo.'g ve the Biig. / liV fV / f there—a ateamlng jungle. Hie Wally Jenktns of Panama City clnos In operation of prodxKtlon VOTE REPUBLICAN fuel cell worked fine, but they !by r t .: I I ' M A I N I M .h rj . M S and Richard A. Waller of the In machines ertU open when the g ) COLOR sDeLuxe / J ahould have Inatalled a dehuml- terior Department tn Washing tools and equipment become ^ Unitta Artists '3ÎNEMA 1 difler or air condUloBer." ton. available. TED TRUDON. Inc. ^ . attoa TOLLAND TPKE. — TALCOTTVILLE •uv-wv* I) Mvua w n m aaftfai PAGE FOUR _ a^CHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCRESTER. C014N..‘ MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1960 1 S ■ \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANGHESTEK CONN. MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1969 strips which he tied them with, .outpatients and (xscasional es- when the body was Mought out PAGE JTVB Horror: Scope of Zodiac their hands behind their backs capees. ^ and then between their legs. But now there, are imuiy G>urt Bars —Dr. Donald R. Mills, associ ISO CD In Atlanta; ate medical examiner of Dukes Continued from Page One) TTien the man said, 'I’m go- alarmed jbone calls to author!- Synod Asks Cenmcticuft S firttt Dteltr fer County, Mass., who ruled that ments that make up the wortd: ing to have to stab you people.’ ties—about l ( » a day—from Soviet Statements on China shot them. I used a 9-mm. au Sen. Keimedy Mary Jo died from drowning. earth, edr, ttre and water. HartneU said, 'Please stab me persons who believe they know CD tomatic.” Then he hung ig>. Pope to Share Still another symbol, first. I ’m chicken. I couldn’t the klUeris identity, —Deputy Sheriff (Christtêr Mayoral Candidate Remarked one officer; "W e’ve l i i i i "X ,” represented w a tep '^ the stand to see her stabbed.' SherifTis (Capt. Don Townsend Statements Look Jr. of Dukes County, who Conflict; May Impede Talks TOYOTA got a crazy man on the loose.” alphabet of the Xegeaaary con “ The man told him, 'I'll do deals seriously wKh each lead. reported seeing a car, resem H is Pow er But no "cna^ man” — no (Oontiiined from Page One) bling Kennedy’s vehicle, early FOB A i m m t K i MOOOOW (AP) —OoEdBottag tinent of Mu. " ^ id the killings Just that.’ He stabbed Hartnell His 13 years In NAPA In- Asked to Quit Race ■ 11 border taUlw to his aiticle in the China apparently la foUowtog COROLU frothing psychopath, no hot- oh July 10, after the time Ken- You'll never have to buy film Soviet b>artlip party tbaoretioal and M830 took place nenrwater," Thomp unUl he passed out. The poor cllne him to look tor tt/e pay- pulled out of ttie kv n!Liv'îH*lf w **♦?!** beosuse Mch Urns dev eai VATIOAN em r (AP) —Prel rMsed the the same course, keeptog up toe aJULSBL eyed maniac, no one at all turn prints your roU of a WMts or i son notes s^Mulattvely. ' ,, AH AMTA (A P ) — Atlanto'B mayoEfa .brother, to u night ates tram around tiie w m M vot prospect of no progress to tiie poHttoal JounuO. But ha did Meologloal toveotive while coc- ed up. For nearly four weeks, u u.. '''•to* diver Join N. Kods-eolor (Dm we gtre you ■eeueqi «ae ee r» ense* eeice ovtat m n wee, 4 « a* s m And the use o t astrologlcBl he knifed her imtll she fainted. —Eugene BYleh, funeral di LVTELT FREa:, a fresh of fUm Y«t«r*a Demoeratle Mayer Ivan vid "a* aome of thero b>- make the riiarpeat antKhtoase preaatog wtlltagneas to trik with m for your We replsce the lltan ed oeoretly at the aynod of blrti- border taihe wtih CTtfaw starting M IVlieriWMR WMSISIl., MS rtCRMl? IMS ta S MWa M while Mageau slowly recovered, syinbb^ in the code, in addition When he stabbed Hartnell it rector on Martha’s Vineyard, Allan 3 t. haa aaked Dem- Hoirord MaaaeD oriUoiam to appear to the Soviet the Sovleta obouut the border, ulwHr, «y«w cerese*. veewM mw. m m mem S mmvZ “ASK ■” SSASSS'.'Sl you have developed. It’s all freab- opa today on what should be to Pebtog today. police searched the vteOms' le killer’s nicknaming him- was deliberate. When he stab "Right now,” he says, "w e’ve body «ttached to the and his assistant; David Guay, and1 top quality and Ko- preea alnoe Om Ko^ngtoOioo tod the propaganda crnartlie is backgrounds — for a, love tri who prepared the body for buri I dak, too. Qutok prooesatng doiM to decentralise power to 'self "The Zodiac," have caused bed the girl he laughed in a got so many oaUs that have A i l , , ■m service for Sovtat Fhet Deputy ForeApi noeettog. certain to Ihntt the ohencea for angle, for Jealousy, for al. [4 1 0 ^ SAweaaya i r mayoral election—a the «^mp»tgn og m , hiothw.** per elrSi'sST *****' police to wonder If he might frenzy.” come in about people that are *® — ___and white .Oust toe Roman OatboUc Chunto. Mtotater Vhetly V. Kumetsov He wrote: *tYmEiewk Friday. On sion of Inadequacy. He probably psychotic rage against the B3., TCS., PhD. from Tueaday aU the synod fatoere Sunday by TVms, the ofSclal So ootttlnue to condemn Chinese in- PRESCRIPTION! made up of letters and strange " I want to report a murder— question was ui0)eld. stricting their movement during Reniwelaer Polytechnic toe only oontostants In tiu "non- has ondoraed Cook. But aome tassdoy o«l)f! feels V a fellow man looks down world. ^liAlMue** __t___ aua-a. ______a__ .. viet new* agem^. It did not re symbols arranged In eight lines no, a double murder. They are Flanagan asked Arena If he testimony. State troopers were Institute. Senior Research P«rtiaan” runoff. previous Tate aiqipartera—to' meet to a fuU session to hear re taepratationa of Oommuntat on him for some reason." Psychosis, he explains is the ports on the voting. port.any remarks by Ootninu- ARTHUR DRUG of 17 characters each. And this two miles north of park head agreed with the flndtaigs of Dr. appointed to maintain order In Engineer at United Air MaaseU eald hU brother had eluding Owetta Soott King, wid theoty whBe trying to ssttie ttw The belief that hU vicUms gradual blotting out of the ego, Pressure mounted on toe niat Ghtaa’a Deputy Forsign crudely printed, eerie note: quarters. They were In a white Donald R. Mills, associate medi the corridors. craft Research Labs., Pro ■m C "bad—ww ^Wtoêsawan Judgment” hutWlU thatllimi vwow of Dr. juouuuMartin LutherBdUlUWr King would be his slaves In an after a terrifsdng loss of one’s own Pope to rtiare more of hla power Mtoieter, Cbtao KUantma, who hallowNN $ 1 .4 4 "Deal editor, Volkswagen Karmann-Ghia." cal examiner In Dukes Cbunty, The hearing Is In Ctourtroom fessor at R.P.I. Graduate be Would "leave It up to the poo- Jr„ and State Rep. JUUan Bond life reflects a feeVng of omni image ot oneself. Center. Former member and to carry out thorough " I am the killer of the 2 teen There was a pause. . ."and Maas., that death was due to No. 1, which can seat about 280. Me" w h e f^ he penonalhr had —have {riedged their siqqpoit to weloomed the Soviet dMegeOan potence, the unnamed psychi It creates a deeping helpless Charter Revision Commis changes to toe Vatioan. agers last Christmas at Lake I'm the one that did It." Then drowning. It is walled in mahogany, with a done anjdhtoiJ wrung. MaatolL to P e U i«. atrist added, indicating a para ness, from which the victim oc sion; Bd. of Directors and BrazUlan antobMiop Avelar Herman and the girl last 4th of The meoioal examiner was huge 20-foot painting of a 17th ‘ Allen told a news conf erence Negotiations to settW Mstimes noid delusion of grandeur — the line went dead. PoUce soon casionally rouses himself by original (Community (A l Nearly 40 per cent of Atlan July. To prove this I shaU state satisfied that It was drowning century trial scene behind the that Mhssell hs4 "badly mla- ______Brandao Vilela, (toalrman of toe over the long border hstw esu expressed through a belief traced the call to a Napa ^ y ^ <*«>wnlng century trial lege Commission. Resides ta’s 018,000 registered voter* some facts which I only and the phone outelde a Main S t e n ^ . Psychological ArenaAl*AnA. said.aolH ” I obeervad ntssinaseaii B nothln|__J ___ Judge’sm_i_ i bench____<_ used hla position" and “Uiould are N e g ^ . Latin American Eplaoopal China and Soviet Siberia sven iS t a M common among primitive peo with wife Bve and two police know. wash YY j else wrong* . chUdren at 106 Kennedy Immediately withdraw from "5 *^ Oonferenoe, aald Pope Paul had broken off more (ban five yean Don’t Miss It In Today's Paper "Christmas ples throughout hUtory. Road. donslderation for an offlee not enacted enough neforms and ago. The sttuatton beoams tense And the taunting notes and Thêcelver was dangling off .y ^ d ^ e r S «3 m "* "‘=" Inq^ he^lT tot^SSed^^ that some of the things be has "1. Brand name of anna su which requlrea Intuitive totegrl- Fiddler but M>rtng whm riioottop broke r per X phone calls may be a plea to ^ some psychotlea, the act her death ly ." done should be revised. And soon Napa authorities o t killing Is a denial of this on. Viet Battling out at aeveral points. be found out, exposed, psrimjis -Allen’s------statement w as acoom- NEW TORK (AP) —IsnwU He apoke at a newe confer CALDOR’S r "2. 10 rtiots tired knew that Vallejo’s code klUer helplessness. And as the oev- . A f secretary was For Tile ACTION Team Premtar Alexei M. Koqygto / > - - —In whlrfi event, the twnled by an official police re- actor Topol, who playod toe ence. He indicated he was ex lltliit at "8. Boy was on back feet to had moved north. They found chotlc disorganization grows *" Kennedy's sub- made a surprlae vM t to Peking new 24 page car psychiatrist said, a granidoiae Intensified port of an Investigation Into toe lead to "FkkBer on the Roof" on pressing toe majority view at paranoid quite UkSIy inlgM Hartnell’s car, and on the door, there Is a more frequervt need morning of tba synod. 8 ^ U and mat with Premier "4. Girl was lyetng on right VOTE DEMOCRATIC night club eoUeitations. the London stage tor a year, haa take Ms own life, as a grand ^ t t e n with the same kind of »o crank up one’s remaining far^J lAommneo irom rage one) Om m Ental. Neariy a monlh side feet to west (Contlnned from Page One) The police investigation re- been rtgned to atar to the movie gesture, to punish the world for felt-tipped pen that had drawn psychological energy and keep ^ Fall "4th of July lU s od spansotad by Ihe suited from a report by Ptrilce version of toe bit musical. Tctool later Chta* aanounoed agree- Its neglect of M-m In life. the cryptogram, was the by- denying the terrlfvlne truth— ® "®*row bridge Into copter Squadron 462 will leave er DenxMmtio Town Cotnmittee . “ 1. Girl was wearing pattern CapL H.L. Whalen, who said he —full name Chaim Topol—Is’ a New Cilieg Needed meat to open talkB. Catalog ASc VTiiTacie of twAh And ooidd It stiU be a hoax? now-famillar crossed-circle slg.to. oerliarw oerhaos bvby kllllnvkilling more often. a pond during the night. Vietnam by Tuesday aboard the Boger Negn* TMns. ed pants Kennedy later ideaded guilty was assigned, at toe vice may- thieater and movie actor, whoae Taas quoted Kuanataov as say- The psychiatrist was asked. "If nature. Under it was written; Among psychotics, schizoph WASHDfCrrON — By the year "2. Boy was also shot in knee to leaving the scene of an accl- transport New Orleans, ^ s requoat, to provide police latest film, "Before Winter tog the fa Mrs would Involve tMa la a put-on, then It's the Vallejo renics of Ithe paranoid type are 2000 to* U A . populaticit la like of Great Values "8. Brand name of ammo was dent. He was given a suspended Marine Observation Squadron IwotecUon for MaaseU and hla Oomaa,” wlU be released here "queations of Interests to boto product of a very, very dis Dec. 20, 1888 unusually secretive and guarded 'k^'k'k'kitirkir itk irk -kirirk ir'k'k'k ly to increase by about 100 Western Jail term of two months and e, which watched the North headquarters. soon. Norman Jewlaon wUL dl- ■tdes.” Some aaw this as an to- turbed person. If this Is not a July 4, 1969 In their dealings with the world. mllHen . This means 100 new placed on probaUon. *_ In hla signed report, Whalen reot the fUm "Fiddler,’’ with dloation that more than border "Here Is a cylpher or that la put-on, the man probably will Sept. 27, 1989—6:80 p.m. The.v can deal relatively well cities of a million people earii, part of one. The other 2 peula An inquest scheduled to be Vietnamese atong the demllitar- related that he had accompa- produciton acbeduled to Utect kill again.” At <)ueen of the Valley Hos- with...... the.. outside world and at or the equivalent, wlU have to Issuea might be dlaouassd. have been mailed to the 8.F. held in Edgartown, Mass., was ^ nled Howard MaaaeU, the vice sometime next year. be built. Sulov did not menUutt Om It was no put-on. The psy- pltal, Cecilia Ann Shepard lay same time carry around postponed last month when Ken- •Vednesday aboard ship, Read Herald Advertisemeiits Examiner and the 8.F. Chron nil,,.. for noarlw Hvo thelF DTlVate visions Of wlvit fho cMatiist was correct, horribly barely alive for nearly two thelr private visions of what the nedy’s lawyers challenged Its le- About 16,(X)0 Marbles from ‘ he icle. world Is really like. correct. days. On Monday afternoon. gallty In the Massachusetts 8u- Division and the 1st Marine Lopk Your Best "1 want you to print the It was a sunny, warm Satur Sept. 20, the pain finally And If to that private world cipher on your front page by preme 0>urt, Air Wing have already left Vlet- day, Sept. 27, and Bryan Hart ceased; thee Insanemsane cryptogra-crypuigra- of -- the --- schizophrenic is added m his petttlon to exhume the » » » " President Nixon’s Fry afternoon Xug. l-48«If you In his petition to exhume the "Am under President Nixon’s nell and Cecilia Ann Shepard pher had claimed his fourth ® delurion of body, Dlnli said that after W m orders to withdraw 60,000 Amer- Come In and See do not do this I will go on a decided to go on a picnic to life. kecutlonon or grandeur, then lCnn#pi\ntt*a huHat fhaaa Ipjui tmvma this vaoa AMfvfka- klU rampage Pry night that will Kopechne’s burial three months icon t n x ^ this year. Another Lake Berryesea Park, about 20 Hartnell began a slow recov sometimes that distorted world ago In nearby LarksvUle he H>000 Marines wUl move out In last the whole week end. I will m'les north of Napa. ery. becomes a place where murder Us At Is bom. learned there was blood In her * 8 next eight weeks, cruse around and pick of all HartneU, 20, of Troutdale, On Oct. 11 the Zodiac klUer stray people or couples that are nose and mouth and on her Ten North Vietnamese fisher- Ore., was a Junior at the Sev claimed his fifth victim. San clothlr^ when she waa removed men rescued by U..8 warships alone then move on to kill some enth Day Adventist Pacific Francisco police announced more until! I have killed over a Michigaij Students Get from the car. bi IntemaUonal waters off North SPELL OF BEAUTY Union College In nearbv Ang- Oct. 8 that a letter )iad been dozen people,” It WM learned that Dlnis and Vietnam last July were released wln. Miss Shepard, 22, of Loma sent to the San Francisco Course in Art o f Protest At the bottom was a "signa Ms eWef M lstant, Armand today and sailed back to North CREATIVE HAIR DESIGNING L'nda, had dated him when she unronicie,Chronicle, inIn mothe saiiiosame handmmu- ANN ARBOR, Mich (A P) — Feinandu, * werew-ro rropereaprepared Vietnam aboard a 18,600|8,600 JiiJunk ture" consisting of a circle bi was at PUC, but she transferred writing as the Zodiac kUler's Twelve University of Michigan to take, “the * stand “as witnesses ^yon them by the U.S. Navy '* sected by a croas, iU arms ex to the University of (California EXPERT COLORING previous meâges to which the uppercl^smen are taking a *® “ P- American «»lce-n,en « tending beyond the circle. ot Riverside to study music In port the allegation. American spokesmen - said----- murderer admitted killing San course in how to organize sue PERMANENT WAVING AND CUTTING The anonymous writer had her senior year, and the day’s Francisco cabdrlver Paul Stine, Both aides have observed a « “ ‘>ier Uiat no swap tor Ameri- maUed the other parts of the ceesful protest movements. date was Just "for old times’ 29. The shooting of Stine had private agreement to keep ®®"* •>5' Hanoi was pro- cipher to the 8an Francisco pa The course, taught by jsiy- âVe." appeared to be a routine rob diology teaching fellow Mary names of all wUnesses secret, P**A®*i because the United States pers, along with similar notes So they drove up to the lake bery and murder, except for ann Hoff, 22, I'ncludes dlBcus- but an Informed source said the 10 fishermen as warning that he would go on a In Hartnell’s small sports car. Dints probably would call about "tnnocent seamen” rather than one bizarre detail; A smcdl slons on strategy tor causing so SPELL OF BEAUTY killing rampage If the clphera And. about two miles from the a dozen. prisoners of war. But State De- piece of Stine’s blood-soaked cial change, ethical Issues in didn't make page 1. ranger staUon, they spread out Expected Dlnis wUnesses In- PArtn)«n* press officer Robert S. shirt was tom out. violence and disrupUve protest, Ne)tt to Caldor — Exit 93 i-84 Police set cryptographers to their picnic. By the water. elude; McCloskey said that obviously 11 The missing swatch of gray- the role of the leader, backlash work to crack the difficult cods. It WM about 8:80 p.m. —not ond white-striped fabric ar and community reaction. —John Farrar, the sUn diver the return of the fishermen In- 649-2806 ITie assembled cryptogram oven dark yet—when they aaw rived with Tuesday's mall at the who recovered the body. spires Hanoi to release Ameri- contained a bewildering mix a dark-clad gloved man ap —Police Chief Dominick J. CAn pilots, ” We would welcome Chronicle. With the swatch was ture of English letters, Greek proaching. Over hie head he a of warning: coume. ^ Arena of Edgartown, present that.” letters, English letters revei*- wore a dark blue hood, with "School children make nice ” I couldn't conscientiously do ^ and upside down, and sym large silts for his eyes and targets. I think I shall wipe out that,” Mies Hoff sold. "W e’re bols that have been used in mouth. He wore glasses with a school bus some morning. not supporting radical activity. primitive msrthologlee since the fllpped-up cllp-on sunglasses at Just shoot out the front Urea We’re trying to analyse some dawn of man. tached. And on the front of the and then pick off the kiddies as thing that Is relevant to these Virtually all the symbols ap- hood, over his chest, was a thev come bouncing out. people today, teaching them to ^ a r variously In the ancient whlte-palnted crossed circle. "This la the Zodiac speaking. ask proper questions of them BgypUan Book of the Dead. In The man held an automatic I am the murderer of the taxi selves.” Save from 50’’ to ’20 Weekly for a Pre-Paid Christmas in 70! works of the legendary lost con pistol on the couple, told them driver over by Washington St. However, all 12 students have The Members of fhe Manchester tinent of Mu, In Aslan and 8outh he was an exoonvlct from (Col and Maple St. last night. To engaged In some form of cam Pacific primitive mythology, in orado, that he had also escap prove this here is a blood stain pus protest. Including a recently American bidlan rock carvings, ed from Deer Lodge State Pris ed piece of his shirt. I am the successful flight to win student- in foreign alphabeto, ancient on In Montana, that he had kill same man who did in the peo faculty control of a new unlver- and modem, and In astroloav ed a guard there—which later PARKADE MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION ple In the North Bay area.” sltv bookstore. and astronomy. proved false—and that he want Throughout the cmdely print Students In the course receive ed their money and car keys hod said that ed note was the same "signa two hours’ credit In psychology when they do crock it Ukcy so he could get to Mexico. ture” which has figured In the wUl have mo." Waa his name, Ranger Sgt. William White previous killings—a circle bi Wbh to Extend A Most Hearty or some other vkal clue, writ later repeated Hartnell's gasp sected by a cross—Its arms ex ten In the cryptogram? ed account of what followed: tending beyond the circle. "The man said, 'I have to tie Those Horrid The code was tackled by Don Napa la the site of a state ald Handen, a high school hie- you up first.’ He had some plas FREE mental hospital, so the town la tic clothesline cut Into 8-foot toiy and economlca teacher in fairly familiar with psychiatric AGE SPOTS* Salinas, and his w«e. Aug. 8 the Hardens crack ed the code. The mcutman'e •nessage—misspelled, ungram •nattoal and containliy errors to the uee of his own code— was this; PAUL DODGE And Much Success To These Four New Stores I like killing people because > • • • • • J It In more fun than kltUng wild gssne In the fbrrest bcoauto © 1 man Is the moat dangerue ana- - PONTIAC - mal of all to klU something 878 MAIN nMBBT 6> fives me the most thrilling ex- peerence. . .the beet part of It BBAT SHE BUM la thae when I die I will be reborn In paradlce and all the I have killed wlU become my GET OUR SPECIAL 0 . slavee I will not give you my name because you wUI trs to slol down or stop my col'M-ting FALL CHECK-UP of slaves for nxy afterlife. . PHONB M0-M81 The last line oonslsts ot Itour unintelligible words: "ebeo rlet A smart tnotching pen and emeth hpltl," a name? an ad- Ten Days Only itooee? a town? they are atlU Fade Them Out! pencil set in its own clear gift box a psM ^. TUNE MOTOR VaHeJo Det. 8gt. John Lynch -Weathered brown spots on the when you open your 1970 Christmas Club was at laM convinced': "There PACK WHEEL BEARINGS surface of your hands and face tell the world you’re getting old-j>er Is no doubt in my mind 0 » t CHECK BRAKES haps before you really are. Itedt this la a true translation of the ADJUST BRAKES them away with ESOTERICA, cipher and that the murderer that medicated cream that breaks wrote It." he sold. CHECK MUFFLER & PIPES up masses of pigment on the sldn, "1 think perhaps the man's helps make hands look white and CLEAN BAHERY TERMINALS young again. Equally effectWe on name Is In the cryptogram, pos the (ace, neck and arms. Not a Only a Few Days Left to Complete your '69 Chib! (Last Day Oct. 25) sibly In the last tour words." cover-up. Acts in the skin—not on * FABRIC FAIR Harden, after cracking the it. Fragrant, greaseless base for code, tormed these general the Reg- $22.20 Yal. softening, lubricating skin as it ories about its author: clears up those blemishes. If you have these age-revealing brown —He is bright enough, but not Our FoU spots, blotches, or necessarily of high intellect. Spfclol you want clearer, —He may be in or necu- mid (Phil Porta) lighter skin, use * FLAIR NOME FURNISHINGS dle age, because he uses one ESOTERICA. At term (not revealed by police) YOU S A V i $7.2S your favorite drug and toiletry coun that has dropped out M general ter. $2.00. along use. Savings Bank# of Manchester Dr. Leonti Thompson, a pgy- Bring In This Coupon For A FM E Lubo Job KSOTCRICA SOAP softens skin, ★ SCOFFY’S PET CENTER cMatrist at Napa State Ho^dtal helps clear surface blemishes. Com Memos' F 0.1 C WWi OH Chong, ond FlhJr^ bate (tiyneaa. IS miles north of Vallejo, tea tc u n i a number of dUferestt meanings in the UBer's o o w - Sfa Cswrauiaui O tieai Swvkit •*elrde "signature." In one « ADAM’S APPLE prindUve culture it represents MANCHESTEK • lA H HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • OOLT0 N N O T C H / tbs earth; In another, the an- cMat nation of the tour ^ / SROAD SIREET MANCHESTER PARKADE ■ail OffiMi feAets eei lillMi Ntlfli OpM Sitoriqri I aa. It Nttai

L ■„ v \ ■ \ PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEOTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1969 1 ■\ MANCHESl'ER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1969 PAGE SEVEN "I see,” be said, "battlefields or com bat areas that are under 34-hour real ToUand Inside Coventry Mow is the thnm to or near-real time surveillance of all wham A Bremsmwmym type#.’’ Talk on Sex Education PROTECTION ____ FUBLJSHEID BY THE Report G0P Claims on Charter h e r a l d P R Q m N O CO., INC "I see battlefields going operational readtnesi tn- lt*s the onli^nlattic window matenal One Year ...... 880.00 bombardment by artlUsry and tactical iod. Although no t i m decision has ago In carrying the campaign letta vehicle struck the left front speoian near Peart Haihor,. Six Months ...... ^ { 0 a irc r^ . The meeting will start at 8 been mad^^mme "regulars" tor adaption d the new Three Months ...... 7.80 of the Bain car. No injuries Airman l.C. Michael P. Himt, G U A R ^T E E D , Warp Brea. Chicafo eOCSl One Month ...... a.«o p-m. in the ReUgloiK Educa alUed w i^ both Sen. James O. cfaaiter," which will go Into ef- Pioneers In Plastics Since 1924 were reported. son of Mr. and Mrs. Bertron 2 FULL Y E i^S "N o more than 10 years should sei^ tion Building of the Urdted Con and Gov. John Bell feet Nov. 6. MEMBER OF Barletta was scheduled to ap A. J. Hunt, H%h St., has grad At Hardwa>«juifl6 Lumber Dealers Everywhere THE ASSOCIATED PRESS arate us from the automated battle gregational Church. are pushing for In- Albert Bradley, Harold Crane, pear in Circuit Court 13. Ver uated from a USAF techntoal Assoclwed Press is exclusively entitled The dub is obesrvlng Neigh non, on Nov. 18. of a state direct elec- Chariea Nyack and SCchael to the use of republlcatlon of all news dis- field.” school at Loirry AFB, Colo. patêa credited to It or not otherwise credit- bor's Night tomorrow and will An accident on Anthony Rd. earty next year. Op- Peace, In a hriet a^tement ta A 1686 graduate of Coventry ********* **** *★ ** **** paper and also the local news pub Such was General Westmoreland's Im pin g them are other "reg- sued over the weekend, aald lished here. have guests from Vernon, Cov Friday occurred when a car High School, Altman Hunt eras 'VI ot republlcatlon of special dis entry end Stafford. driven by Mrs. Elsa C. Morosl ulara ’ who no resumption a»ey "regret tiiat the opposition PliyMs V. Jockiton patches herein are also reserved. pressive and exciting proiêcy. Heads MPHN trained as an armament me Mra. Gerard Pasterick, mem- of Buff Cap Rd., collided with a ““ P««y has ««n fit to nS^dTa chanic. fw . ^ e Herald Printing Company Inc., as- Through It all, however, there seamed «» Tlmes-Washlng. our trend toward automated warfare, morrow night’s meeting. Morosi 'With Improper backing tion, Inc., two-year term. Bualness CoUege. Past too Post News Service. secret report to President Nix- Q**h*nan of the diorter Com- ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) — En N. B. A. Service. Inc. the enemy remained surprisingly back Fifteen members of the Tot- and ordered her to appear in succe Mira. Arthur B. President of Keeney on on whet to do about Latin u**"*®"- All tile Democratic roHment in segregated |x1vate P.TJt., Ladles of St. Publishers Representatives — The Julius land Junior Women’s C3iib at Circuit Court 13, Vernon, on Smith ~ New York. Chi ward, still trying to fight a guerrilla war Nov. 4. Othe^tofflcers elected are Mrs. America Includes a recommen- candldatee contributed much schools In the South has In- James, Democratic Wom cago, Detroit and Boston. tended the fall conference of en’s C^b of Manchester, by hiding large numbers of foot soldiers According to the ttxx^r, Clarepce Rush, vice president; dation that the U.S. resume Us ettort in tormulatii^ creased ten fold since passage —.HHMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- the JuRtor Women’s Clubs at economic aid to the tight IMtle the new charter. We were tn the ot the 1664 civil rights act, a and past secretary of TÔNb. Mrs. Depersia was driving east Mra^" Dorian Shanin, recording In a Jungls. Depasquale’s .Reetaurant In right-wing dictatorship of Fran- tonfrent of the charter eftbrt. publication of the Southern Re P.TJl. Executive CouncM. Newington Sahuday. on Anthony Rd. when her car setrcitary; Mrs. W. Stanley Twelve years tn business Dbmlay advertising ciosmg hours: One cannot quite believe this. was struck by the Morosi corresponding sec- cols (Papa Doc) DuvaUer In yet we will charitably aoce|>t gional Council has reported. For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. Guest speaker was James monagemnent, Phyllis ts For êsday — 1 p.m. Saturday. hlcle on the right side as M j^ retary; Mrs. Edward J. Platz, their grandloae claim as a 'cam- The publloatlon said many of To the contrary, all human and mili Dowa, agent In charge of the now a partner in Heritage For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday Morosi was exiting from y p rl- treasurer; and Mrs. Edsoii Du'vaUer made a strong pMch palgn excess' which is without the schools are nonaccredlted House Realty. For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday, tary experience suggests that, just as Haittand District Office of the and substandard. It said the For PMday _ 1 p.m. Wednesday. vate driveway. No iiijuri' Bailey, aîstant treasurer. to RockefeUer when he 'stopped foundation. The adoption of the For toturday — p.m. Thursday. Federal ’ Bureau of Narcotics achoola represent the largest ob 1 the tactics we evolved In World War n reported. In Haiti on his fact-finding tour charter was not and Is not a Clusifled d e clin e — 6 p.m. di^ Mfore and Dangerous Drugs. stacle to racial school desegre puUlcatlon, 5 p.m. Friday for Saturday proved outmoded for the guerrilla type Bulletin several weeks ago for .a re- partisan Issue, it Is an aoccni- For Tho ACTION Team and Monday publication. The program was presented sumption o f bl-Iateral develop- pUshment of, by and tor the gation and quality education In r The Planning /eaA Zoning of war which developed In Vietnam, so by the Connecticut State Feder- Cancer Society the South. Commission meefs tonight at 6 ment assistance, mainly roads people of Coventry, all of etion of Women’s C3ube junior "South Today,” the organiza Monday, October 20 any tactics we develop to fit the guerril In the Town Jiall. Sponsors Ballet and power lines from the new them." VOTE DEMOCRATIC meihberefalp committee on tion’s monthly publication, said la war In Vietnam may not be of very A budger meeting of the PeUgre dam, either through Ex drugs. fioout Fund Drive as many as 800,000 students Tbki od aposaorad by the United dwigregational Church The American Cancer Society, port-import Bank loans or the much practical advantage in whatever Republloan Oottee Hoar Boy Scout Troop 67 has start may be enrolled In these IWasinhrstar Detnoigimtia Town CunmUttee No Happjr Emdtmg will be/m ld ton^ht at 8 In the Mancherter office, will sponsor Agency tor International De A ooffee hour tor Robert Du velopment. ed tiM Tom Watts campaign, schools. Bofor Nagie, Trias next war we may try to fight. Rellgimia Education Building. a performance of “Alice In We can’ll say that we blame President mont, Republican candidate for and Manager Donald Theirien The magazine said more than VFW Auxillsuy will meet Wonderland,” an original dance Th*a recommendation by For a more likely view of the future, Sdeotman, will be held Wed has refXMted that 40 boys will 160 of the schools tn 11 Southern Nixon, once having mistortuned hla way t at 8 at the Post Home. drama tor children of all ages. RockefeUer was In line with his ********* **** **** *★ ** we should call upon ourselves to Imagine nesday night at 8 at the home be working on this ftmd-ralslng states are "aubstsmtlally spon into nominating Judge Clement Hayns- The ToUand Coimty Minister November 8 alt 2 p.m. In Bailey overall report to the President, of Mr. and Mrs. Donald effort tills year. sored" by the segregationist General Westmoreland’s dream of our ial Association will meet tomor Auditorium of Mancherter High which strongly proposed full worth to the Supreme Court, for refus TxiwB, Welgold Rd. Ini ______School. Proceeds wlU be used The campaign Involves door- "White Cttlsens Oounell.” future capacity to wage such automated row morning at 10:80 at the U.S. support for .the emerging ing to bow to the advance threata of persons, regardless of United C on^gatlonal Church. tmtiier the educational, re military regimes to-door seUlng of Itita which total war finding Itself opposed by some ■nation, are w«toome/to at defeat for the nomination In the The Tolland Grange wUl meet Ufesavlng work of the continent as the beat insur- 21 Meros appropriate for tend. tomorrow at 8 at the Grange the organl^n which Is dedl ance against poUUcal chaos CSiristmas gifts. Buyers rosy WANTED Senate. enemy system of "datalinks, computer- ST0P«UBOI!l^ Voting cated to the ultimate eUmina' and possible Communist take- purchase one or more or all assisted Intelligence evaluation and HaU. The revlaed voting lists era tion of cancer. overs. 31' of the ttems, depending on MEN - WOMEN There was a MmUar tnxnpetlfig Nature Study By Bylvlan Oflaea The Industrial Development automated fire-control.’’ Tkmr being piiîM. Names of Members of the Hartford Jun what they want. A go U agoinM the antl-miasUe-miaBlle progTsm, TURTLEHEAD Commission wUl meet tomor- And for a saner view of the future, previously v^Msred voters row night at 8 at the Town ior Modern Dance Theatre, a Proceeds are uaed tor such a ONU sd and when the President decided not to wtaWi have/been removed troon Hall. performing wing of the Hart- things as camp scholarships. l*h we would have to respectfully suggest Effigies Hung Onlv 26 6 ^ u 1*41. B M give up the ghoat, he went ahead and the n U a M re posted on the door The Bible study group of the ‘ ‘T Last year, 8400 was used to pay u«. ri. that the science General Westmoreland won by a vote. That experience ehould Herald HaB. United C o t « r e g ^ ^ a l Church Of Enemies Of 80 per cent of the tees at Camp so ably represents, and which has found Firemen’s Ball will meet tomorrow morning at Norcross In Ashford. The same give him courage on the Haimsworth Inside Report 10 at the church. music and drama through nar amount also went toward flight fourth annual Fire- ration. Mafia Chief matter. And, os a general matter, the war In Vietnam such an exciting and i' Yesterdays expenses for four senior scouts Open Form a’s BiU) wU) be held Satur- Miss Enid Lyim, dean of eltu- m : opportune laboratory for experiments of by Manchester Evening Herald PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — who attended the National Boy should any President etort a policy of 2S Years Ago ’'dey night Yram 8 until 1< at the dents at the Hartfoi^l Ballet The Youth Adviaoiy Council, Tolland correspondent Bette Scout Jsunboree In Farragut all kinds, has already done as much as Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak KoschMBko Club In Rockville. A Company, la choreogrtqiher-di- Effigies of the "enemies" of retreating from a teat every time there with Ltaile L. Hohenthal as gen Quatrale, tel. 876-8846. State Park, Utah. Since there limited number of tickets are rector. She is the daughter of Raymond L.8. Patrtarea were is a prediction he may lose, that Presi it can do for civilisation, and can do Is no national event during this aS'S’5ONC ^ 3 WASHINGTON — President matize Mr. Nixon's own efforts eral chairman, names four "Causes, Slogans And Cliches” Please, since I may never rtill avaflable. A buffet siqiper Mr. and Mrs. Morton Rosenthal no more. hung from the eaves of a vacant scouting year, the committee of dent would soon become a pushover for Nixon emphoUoally rejected a to end the war. comonlttees to assist local teen write another letter to the edi will be served, and dancing will of Lawton Rd. She has chosen To the Editor, house which burned twice this Troop 67 hopes to send several .STOPUUlBaiU OMFIS elss fsl feti series of proposals from Repub-' The President 'was ptSlte, agers in their problems. tor, allow m e on e more com-, be to the music of Ed Sojka and selections trom Shortakovich as all kinds of presumptuous power plays. weekend. boys to Scout Headquarters In llcan Senators aimed at easing seemed recîttve — but rejeob- Paper salvage dollars buy I am a member of the apa ment. A member of the intellec Us orchestra. U.S. priests background music and has In A President must not be afraid of win the political Impact cn him of ed every single suggestion. much needed equipment for thetic malority and I never, tual community, who is also on Achievement Night corporated strobe lights Aid The house Is about a block J««»ay tor special training •ssl. Ths never write letters to the edi from the former business ad- month of July next ning by a narrow moigln. Or of losing, A Day For And Of Peace last Wednesday’s anti-war Mora A footnote: Leaders of the Mlonchester Memorial Hospital. expert on Vietnam, pointed Tirilnnd 4-H Actaievemont GIs’ Ambush electronic sounds along with torium, some of them given to tor. However, two Items In how ridiculous R was to Imaginative acts and scenery drees of Patriarca, identified In y***"’, . ^ I s a l at fir s i Dsa’t ailip e rr Mosri for that matter. Observances of the moratorium In peaceful non-radical morator N)gbt wUl be held O ct 80 at him at a confidential White Wednesday’s Herald turned me the Vietnamese to embrace congreasloRal committee teatl- ^ Iwrge number of newoom> Middletown yesterday were peaceful. ium are fearful that the next 10 Years Ago 8:80 at the TAG Building on Rt. SEOUL (AP) — The United provide enchantment to the In the present Instance, It has prob House huddle on Oct. 6. Eighth District accepts $16,- on. democracy. Yet, these/same mony as New E iând head of *** *PP>ytog tor admission Impressive, but for the moat part limit national anti-war demcnstratlan 8a ervenlng’s events will In States and South Korea request- audience. to the troop, students of junior Sen. Gordon AUotit of Colora 500 bid of the Fhrrar Co. for a The statement by the Dem people expect South J n e tm m ncketa for the one-hour per the Cosa Nostra, In the Federal UM oouf BnvicnB, Dag*. 4 -a n ably become the situation that losing ed to the young people. tn mid-November, tinder the di clude Ihe 4-H band, a potluck ed a meeting ot the Korean Ar and senior high school ags In Tsfcta,— - do v'ho denounced the whole new fire engine for the District ocratic Town Committee, on the to exceed our standard and be formance will be available No Hill section. 3 6 < would be the best thing that couW hap Yet It Is also evident that behind the rection of the radical MOBE supper and the presentation of mistice Commission Tuesday to vited to the Tuesday svsnlng Moratorium Idea as having cs4- Fire Department. withdrawal of all American free of graft and. omruptlon In vember 6 in all Manchester ele- Bach of the three dummies. marchers stand many who In every way (the New Mobilization Commit proteat the "m urder" of tour meetings which ar* held at 7 pen to him. Obviously, there should have trooDS from Vietnam, takes the softe of the fact ihat thielr cul achtevements awards tor 'vari mentary schools trom 8:16 to which were not destroyed In the sympathise with those who seek to end ginated in a Communist confer tee to End the War), will re Board of E>ducatlon votes to U.S. soldiers In an ambush Sat p.m. at St. Mary’a Church, the nrize for cvnlclsm. What was ture accepts >4queeze" (ac- ous 4-H projects. 8:46 a.m., at the Box office at fire, carried signs. One, In ap W E H AVE been a much more thorough examination the war. One of the oleeu’est signals was ence in Bast Berlin, advised the sult In violenoe, thus contam request |l mlllton from the urday by North Koreans. sponsor of the unit. i*ha Committee thinking In Oc- certance of bribes) as a way Aooidents the time of the performance, parent reference to Atty. Gen. of the nominee and his activities before reported the other day by the Gallup President to declare Oct. 16 a inating the h l ^ y successful Board of Directors for the reno North Korea has not yet res TH E 'loher of Ia«* year? Have they of life. L e t^ b e consistent and State poUoe ware kept busy and any day at the Cancer So Herbert F. DeSimone, sold poll. It said that 67 per cent of the "national prayer day" — a de Oct. 16 demonstration which in vation of town’s schotHs. ponded to the request, a U.S. GENUINE the selection was made In t ^ first changprt their collective minds apDiy t h ^ same yardstick to with a series of traftlo aocldents ciety office, 287 East Center "DeSimone Unfair to Uncle American people favor ending all Ameri vice he thought could actually cluded both activist students and spokesman said. about the moralltv of this war both Sidra of the argument. I here over the weekend. St. Ray.” place. can troop participation In the Vietnam top the anti-war demcnstratlcn. non-actlvlst - middle-class busi The spokesman said the four alijce last vear or could It be woul^/hope that adults, e ^ - Tlmotiiy L. Gagnon, IT, of Another said "Barboza Is a W. 8. QlMRty Go. war at the end of 1670. It may bo argued But most of the suggestions nessmen and housewives — but \ Thouffht for Today soldiers were aboard a 1^-ton Machine Repair And there has, In fact, been no de that thev were being restrained cla ll/ those adio teach our chll- Stafford Springs, was cfaargd Fink," in apparent reference to that those who were asked did not that oame to Mr. Nixon were very few radioails. Sponsored by the Manchester truck returning from a guard Blacks Disrupt 33A N. MalM Sr.^ velopment on the side of Hayneworth bv the fact that a Democratic High Schocri and ooi- Joseph (Barboza) Baron, who realize what they were saying — and designed to put the President • • * Council o f Churches with reckless driving after hla post inside the demilitarlsad Machines Booiriit Preaid art was being held re- Igge, will be a little cautious In Classe* at Yale testified In court against Pa since the drumfire ogalnst him began. we would have doubts about the wisdom on the side of those wanting oar struck the rear of a oar Lily-white "regular” Missis sDoniinclng Wie war. show- that the Democratic by Susan L. Walcutt of Miami, piirroec or objective of the moratorium, and restraint. With whites subsitantlally out The Incident occurred In the tas to be Chief Justice. This day again movies of war Injured chll- leadership is no lees incredible Fla., went off Rt. 166 striking but even the most critical can hardly Schwelker also proposed a numbering Negroes on the voter you -led us wonderfully. , Iren, and citing atatlÛcs which a stone wait central portion of the 18-mlle rtlHpute the Hlncerlty of the movement. meeting between Mr: Nixon and rolls even after passage of the than that of Us O.O.P. coun That is the key to the weakness of Everybody went to his mat seemed to undermine much of Trooper Tomaaek reported the sector of the DMZ that the U.8. It Is perfectly possible to believe that wrtves of U.S. airmen now in 1866 VoUng RIghU Act, this terpart. Last Tuesday nlgitt, the Haynes nomination. The chain of satisfied and full. the official government talk of girt was driving north on Rt. 3nd Infantry Division guards. MAYBE President Johnson and President Nixon North Vietnamese POW camps would Insure a victory by white the Democraitic party propound Renew us during our slee^ America’s commitment to the 186 ^proaohing Anthony Rd. The last serious Incident In the BARGAIN SHOP dtsclosures which forced Fortas to his have made more concessions to peace to dramatize Hanoi’s Intransi •'regulars” over black "loyal ed its platform of jAaXltudeo. that In the morning Vietnamese people." when a car driven by Harry area occurred July 31. Five than Hanoi, it Is perfectly possible to gence. ists" In Mississippi’s racially Intereetingly they took special Americans have now been killed resignation Inevllably lm|x>sed at least we may come afresh Perhaps the Herald did not E. Ostein, 44, of Rt. 74 pulled believe that there has been some Im Along those same lines, 6en. polarized politics. In particular. pains to point out that the YOUB c om a temporary standard of cleaner than dally jobs. give full coverage to the ac- into Rt. 186 to make a left turn. in DMZ clashes thU year. The Watkins Bftrf>k> Shop la a special department where we I provement In the fighting stance of the Charles E. Percy of Illinois It would unseat Mlsslsaippl’s Council-Manager torm o f Oov- Be with our brother^/ilar away tiriUes, but as far as I can Ostein, a garage owner, re out discontinued patterns, odds-a^-ends, shop marked pieces and hound's tooth for nominees to the Su South Vietnamese and the relative told Mr. Nbccn that a bold, present National Committee enunent is the best ever, »***! In Asia determine, there was no dis portedly was testing a car from samplea. Every item that eotera our Baiirain Shop ia inatantly re preme Court. Presldont Nixon and hla strength of allied versus communist clearcut step halting all military man ; Charles Evers, Negro cussion, nor were there any vowed to preserve It. The O.O.P. C7«ehs Escape PICTURE d u ce 20%, Each additional week it reaches 90% o ff the original price. forceis It is perfectly possible to believe mayor of Fayette, Miss., and a who may be getting up now. at least had the sense to keep the garage. action In South Vietnam was Amen. / movies, of the mass grave tor Southern supporters should have been that II.S. credlbUlty will be affected by civil rights leader with nation an open mind on the sUbjeot! The Walcutt girt, police scUd, From Guided Tour will be here The longer an item remaina in tha Bargain Shop, the larger the re vital to show that, whereas I Lie On M)f Mat and Pray, four hundred civilians who were applied her brakes, pulled be- able to flntl a nice (xynservatlve Judge a summary departure from Vietnam — al credentials. On Wednesday, we were VIENNA. Austria (Ap) — 8bc- duction and the greater the barvnin. So, viait the Watkina Bargain former President Johnson talked Prayers t y / Young Africans murdered by the North Viet hind the Ostien vehicle then all these things may be true, the It would be no easy task for treated to a qiecial spectacle, teen Czechoslovaka left official Shop today. You may find the exact piece of funiiture you need at who would have been° entirely free of about peace. Mr. Nixon had gone Frlendshljy'Press. namese in Hue last year. I am veered to her left, crossing the chances are that they are true — but liberals dominating the Demo the DemocraUc Town CStalnnan guided tours en route to Hun a aharply reduced p i^ . AH itama aoid aa ia. any posslbUlties of conflict of Interest. beyond talk to act'on. Percy's , Submltt^ by told that the most popular ac highway and striking the stone they do not bring us closer to peace. cratic National Committee to showing off his new fotmd re po'nt: A slow withdrawal of tivity was the dancing. In the wall. There were no Injuries re gary over the we

■ \ • , \- PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1969 \ MANCHESTEK EVENING HERALD. MANCHEffTER. CONN,, MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1969 ^êmon P A G E N I N E MRA Urges $1^300 in Goods Stolen PINTO 45 Signed Company the COO from 1962 to 1966, when oonunMtees, and has received Lecture Set it merged with tbe AFL. honorary degrees from 11 unl- PIMTO, People Interested Bob Forster: A Star He was elected a vice presi vera$iies. He has been an active Kdwmrd K. Fontrom Antoni JV. Sadldk Mourned No Cutback In Break at Marlow^s In Narcotics Treatment Or Peace Pact Head Taken dent of toe AIiTLCIO in 1966. participant in poUttoal cam EkUravd. E. Forstram, 81, o< ganisation Inc., is now open B y Reuther T M l CHMAS of LEUMON Using a playpen tor a cart Moving downstairs, the but resigned in 1907| at the urg paigns for more than 80 years. Baaton, father of Donald For- Monday threap Wednesday As Devoted Public Servant In U.S. Funds a thief or thieves took about llileves took six radios and two For Ail Generations ing of the UAW executive board. Twice during his career he atrom of Mancheater, died Fri evenings, 6:80 to 10, In the At Service For a Ride Mhyor John E. Onarit and though he did not know Sadlak $1,800 worth of merchandise t*>evlslons. Police By B (« TOOBIA8 girmbois that I am. r d just as At JJConn He resigned also from the AFLr has been toe victim of attemfit- day at St. Vlncent’a Hoapital, Mrs. Ruth S. Staum, execu- bottom floor of the Williams other town end abate ofdckals When he served as head of the "■ .. o . ® irfaypen was used to car- During the servlois o f vigil at INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. (AP) — Associated Preoa Writer soon not get typed. CSK> executive council, execu ed attatdes cn Ms hfe—omie hi Bridgeport. from Marlows Saturday night ^ the, items to the rear the Building of St Mary’s Epis Chamber prior to becoming Gannett building Ms abaUity to raise funds. Crowl eve o f tomorrow’s hearings on Area who have afflxed our sig rational things, too.” Educsttei Center and the Btu- four brothers, a sister, eight representative-at-large. rear door on the main floor was turday nlght.and police believe metal firm , was working at his next door: “ Hey, Bob, come cn added one of the things he re- funds for urban renewal, ajar when he came downstairs the same thieves who robbed nature to this paper, and have Robert Forster is too versatile Unton board of dirostot*. grandchildren, and several "The sudden death of --^py members most about Sadlak i» office Sunday when three men over; you’ve got a good re Sunday morning. Marlow’s crossed the nxrf of joined together for a Vigil on pn actor to become typed. He is nieces and nephews. Sadlak was a triple Uovi^ to was a shrewd sense 'of humor. ^ ^ beh^ strolled up to him,. view.” Entry was gained by forcing the building to get to Regal’s, Wednesday, Oct. 16, 1969, do also too independent to get m e," M ayor Grant said. "A s a Speaking for the Connecticut He asked them what they Inmworker Robert Fbrster caught up in toe usual stardom the rear door. (Dnce Inside, the Nothing was reported missing I this day form the (immunity wanted, and they ran. Howard C. Stacy Republican I mourn Ms loss as Probate Assembly, Atty. Ste- ^bs- left toe job to read a review that whirl. He still makes Mm home YOliR Nt-E-E DEUVERY! one o f our chining lights. As thieves ransacked an office. at Regal’s, however. of Peace. We further dedicate EU jINGTON — Howard C. phen K. Elliott, counsel tor that ^ ARRESTS Brodey chased them outside had---- j - just - — come In vti on uie the wire. wire. in Rochester, and this makes Stacy. 61, of Windermere Ave., one of our cCVIning lighUs. As body, today also expressed ourselves to work together for and leaped wjto toe hood « prompt cess'auon of the performance iri toe otherwise "I live in a wimderful 180- h o m m M t HAKTPOtD ROCKVILLE his home. As plain Jack Grant, I mourn, for more than 25 year*/' A t^ Allott of Counado. Allot! 1* toe eiqfine with me on toe hood, One in Five Crosses ^ ^ W ar (UsaMrous “ Refleettons in a year-o!d Federalist house,” he 527*1164 875-9263 Mr. Stacy was bom May 17, the loss of a close personal Elliott said. "His career m “ ''•^PwbUcan. The other three and that maybe I could buy Golden Blye.” 2- An act of National Penance explained. “ JJy w ife and kids bnpoitanf 1908 in Fort Covington, N.Y., friend who help me in so many lawyer, congressman and pro are Deipocrots. a t y Sunday. ^ date Nov. 3. ^ confession o f GuiK tor this time this w ay imtll the police That marked toe end of 9V>r- like It in Rochester and so do I; MAMCHiSTBl WINDSOR and had lived in Ellington for ways and who spent countless bate judge has been honorable The telegrams urge no cut arrived,” he said. star’s career as an ironworker. Job Collar Color Line . « oonfUct. that’s where our friends are'. rtspomlblNty! the past 39 years. He was an hours perfecting my Polish ad and distinguished." backs In urban renewal fuixls, Seven Brodey employes work- 643-1505 ' 688-5283 1 i * ’ of Rt. 6 Oo- 8 continuation o f the And as a substitute schoolteach- What difference does it make Army veteran of World War II, dresses both during my cam "The Probaite District of Ell- and request that the original By NEn, OnARIDE cent. In terms of base pay with- luinbia, charged with operating Mg on a load.^ d^^khTa;^®r. From XroT^tTw and was a member of the E l paign and while I was m ayor." lington---O. 0OVC1V has T-’- suffered a severe $1.6 billicn authorized for re- AP Labor Writer out overtime, however, the loss unregistered motor vehicle. • -.w- car screech away,awav. saw the hbosa e - Ins: torouitoo..t ------T . ^ r ® ' *^® Pteturoa 1 ^ America tor I’ve made, including toe next lington American Legion Po.st. He added, "His are shoes, I loss and the Probate Asoembly development be restored was only 2.7 per cent.” Court date Nov. 8. tonstderation on toe hood, and called poUce. Survivors, besides his wife, WASHINGTON (AP) — A Blue ^ la r workers shifting to ------eHmlnaiion of the causes of M (^ ^® . f*®*"®* ®"® f'The Wtae and toe Music ), believe, that will be impossible will miss hie advice and de- The U.S. House of Repreoenta- Broiley’s head waa toward the government report shows one Une” f*ve have been on location.” NOTARY include a son, Ronald C. Stacy to fill in the unique manner dtcated service,” he said. ’’’The tlves had cut the $1.6 billion - - 1, ------— clerical jobs lost 9.8 per cent in Robert Brgwn, 20. of 21 Har- ...... windshield. He grabbed a wind FREE at home;, a daughter, Mrs. out of every five blue collar gross pay, 6.8 per cent when lost Ian St., charged with larceny in B- R«dedlcatlon to true and “"®'®“ ®^ "R®® ^H® was bora to Rocherter a. that he fUled (hem. On behalf Probate Assembly extends its to $860 mlUlon. Senate action shield wiper to each hand and PUBLIC Casimir Knoff of Stafford of the Vernon governmental w orken is likely to cross toe ^ b overtime was excluded. connection with the theft of m o 8o*f*,a.*vsas eratlng cuian unregisteredujiiYq(utiL«rva mdiormotor P*® fbla day toe existence ^ of Pegirter* as a ly because there’s another actw- MTHOR thy to Ms wonderful wife and Upward Wolfanger„ who *erv- Mru au * 0 least a short-term pay cut. toe car reached speeds of up to Un^rform er. He plays a tele- named Robert Foster and toe sisters, Mrs. Emma Marulis two children.’’ make toe job switch. vehiclev»hlf>1rik aiMrland misuse of ____ marker«__ ThA CVimmitTlIfv Community nf of PAaf»A Peace, • ' I ed as president of the Rockville baclT‘lf* it^ to ^ But most workers who make 90 m.p.li. as they pursued Jt. and Mrs. Dorothy Ayolte, both Area Chamber of Commerce "Very prominent among them plates. Court date Nov. 3 . invite all to join toe work. J" HaskeU actors’ union forbids dupUca- Atty. Leo B. Flaherty Jr., the shift from production jobs to Then a train blocked the way DRUG STORES of Hartford. during the time Sadlak w a s T were reasons related to an im ------It was further stated ithat “ ®"- ” ® 'va* graduated to nsv- Democratic Town chairman, management, professional, and toe men stopped and FREE Funerai .services will be To ecutlve secretary, said, "I was proved flnanclal situation re ■piomas Benson, 81, of 142 Community of Peace wlU ^-9***®®*® violence ot chology from toe University of close family friend of Sadlak, technical, clerical or sales posi backed up to turn around. The ^ m e r Youtofol viewer. Rocherter, but a tow s MONEY morrow at 2 p.m. at the Ladd sulting from steadier work in lOM. .S S to HARTFORD-MANCMESTEK KOCKÛlL also expressed shock at Sod- privileged to serve during Toni i tions figure toe switch is worth Spruce St., charged with (all- ® ‘spiritual’ community car struck a parked car and toe is to connection with the 30th Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Sadlak’s tenure as executive di- ‘âlt Manclmstor might have dlf- toe white collar job, higher aift m . ^ ^ ure Ito carry a motor vehicle f®*^ mutual encouragement and lak’s sudden death. it In toe long nm, toe report men fled on foot. ^ protest genera- word acting, anniversary of the unlverolty’s ORDERS Ave., Rockville. The Rev. Don- rector. It seemed to mome that a commitment for fringe benefits, and prospects rcgistraitimi. Court date Nov. 3 . information while toe present K lald P. Inglis, paptor of E l Atty. Flaherty, who ran op redevelopment funds. says. tlon. O ^ r fllmgoera have com- After playing In local theat»r. Labor Ekluoatton Program . Wrapping Toni knew everybody and for better long-run earning op — — conflict continues, and for con- posite Sadlak in 1966 for the "M ost respondents were con- po nted to the fleeing men and P®««1 him to toe symbol of toe and s u m m ^ u ^ k ^ tri!^ ^ He will speek at 8:16 p.m. lington Congregational Church, everybody knew him. ’This as- portunities,” toe report said. post of Judge of Probate, said, 'vinced that their socioeconomic AOCIDENT8 tinned rededication and work af - p o ^ ran after them. g®neratlon, John luck o T S ^ ^ y ' ^ to Von der Mehden Recital HaU, will officiate. Burial will be In soclafton came from his many V woeswoewsavasssw '"The XIIC JUW job BVttl search VU patterns VAof "When Toni Sadlak was elected Norman Garrison of Middle- f®"^ R ends.” Two got away, but an officer Garfield, whom he resemble, in a year imttll« ^ on the topic, “ Re-Ordering Our Ellington Center Cemetery. yeans of public service. Our Mancheater Area status had risen above that Ol blue collar workers show that Judge of probate, he defeated town charged with tollowlng too Fifty-four persons at tbe VI- brought back a third. Brodey dark handsomeness and vltulty poelte ^ "”® Nation’s Priorities.” Friends may call at the fu community has lost a faithful their parents and above toe cur- individual, unguided efforts me but never any time during closely, after an accident on O'**® signed toe following leiL said he was toe driver. Said Fbrater: ”I K'/"'®"® *® neral home tonight from 7 to 9. public servant and I have loot rent status of most of their boy- were the most Important means Reuther, preetdent of the that campaign did either of us Two Treated Ceniter St., near Edgerton, Sat- f®*" to President N ixon:" a friend.” hood friends,” said the survey of achieving a shift to a white ”I’m sure he was the driver,” JrtU ^ J d ^ e d with toe youth- Foster-Forster went to «ie dl United Automobile, Aerospace ever direct any sort of state urday at 8:40 p.m. Garrison’s We, toe undersigned, gather- he said. “ I was staring In Ms Robert R. Relnhold In deference to toe Sadlak of 462 workers. collar job," too report said. and Agricultura] Implement ment or charges toward the After Two-Car car struck toe rear of a car od in a Service of Vigil, and face for 10 minutes through toe ROCKVILLE — Robert R. family, a moratorium has been The report was published to- "Our findings indicate that Woricers (UAW), )ias been an Relnhold, 39, of Avenel, N. J., other.” day In toe Labor Department’s employers should give consider- driven , , by James Syphers, ■ —’ 28, of- *recognizing ^ our sin------in------the des- wtodsMeld.” i s ~ ~ called in the Issuance of poli «iiu> a wMch he la E ye” , and to Ms surnrlse roM t* officer oiof mthe e UAW,u a w , om the OTO, Bolton Crash Monthly Labor Review. It said atlon to adoption o f formal pro- 33 ifiasertonEdgerton St. The'The Sypher car truetdontniction of Ufe and property Charles W. Anderson, 22, of formerly of Rockville, died Fri Atty. Flaherty said just two tical statements and In political job switchingowavxâiaas^ is largely haphoz- saca^sssM- ^XalTl*grams XOfora Uupgrading pBraU inK blue UlUC (JVIIOAcollar ^"’ay. Court date for In War, do by our signature con- Indianapolis, was charged with ti^.) PetTr'^^d"' 'T “’® ^ APLrCIO day in Perth Amboy (N.J.) Gen weeks ago he spoke with MrsN Two people were treated at am activities, until after the funeral nrH nni’l iirtrAif fr/WAmmAnt Am* aaVi. IS NoV. 3. fc** And &CkXUnVtl*dgO tllRit *ln malicious trespassing, assault and rhri« Peter Fonda toe end of Ms moonlightkur on **® *** *’®®" UAW president eral Hospitail after a long ill Sadlak and others to the effect ard, and urged government em- workers Into professlonal-tech- and Chris Jones are more of steel girder, and to since 1046 and was prJlddent of tomorrow. Manchester Memorial Hospital ------before God and each othw. We and battery with an automobile, ness. that he planned to propose that ployment agencies, employers nlcal and clerical classlflca- Tonight toe Board o# Repro- Saturday night and one waa ad- James Brice, 23, of Wethers- therefore, by whatever power leaving toe scene of a property Funeral services were held his party endorse Sadlak In the and unions to make it easier for tions,” it said, field, charged with failure to within us Ues, pledge to devote damage accident, reckless driv this afternoon at Ladd Funeral next ejection for judge of pro workers to climb up the job lad- it also urged better career der. guidance by federal-state Em- obey a state traffic conitrol sig- ourselves to the ceesottan of ing and fleeing a police officer. Home, 19 Ellington Ave. The bate. meeting will be held at 8 p.m. ® accident on Lake California Designers’ Styles The study by University of ployment Service offices (or nal, after his car collided with w ar among men. W e caU upon Rev. Paul J. ^Bowman, pastor "W e have lost two fine people Instead of 7:80 as scheduled. Bolton. Wisconsinwiflconsln economic professor*professors blue blue collar collar workers workers who who are are fre- fre- a car driven anven byby RejanneRejanne Green,Green, Y*** to«> commit yourselfyourseU to an of Union Congregational Church, from the Probate Court within nt 19 RaMov __^ A1-.______. Tomorrow the town offices wlU Dennis Argazzl, 20, of New- David B. Johnson and James L. quently Ignorant ol opportunl- ®' B arry Rd. on Center at., ®"R ®f the present conflict, and Go Funny, Funky and Free TIME IS RUNNING OUT TO officiated. Burial was in the a short time, Toni and before bo closed unUl 1 p.m. Ington tiros charged with speed- Stern said 39 per cent of blue ties to move into white collar "®®*' Adams at 9:30 a.m. Sat- to lead us in the nation’s pen- Washington PTA Veterans Section of Grove Hill him Judge Thomas Rady, and By LINDA DEUT80H Funeral services will be held ias and is scheduled to appear collar workers making toe jobs. urday. Brice’s car was towed Anoe for this destructive eotlv- 1980s and ’40s. But all promised Cemetery. we will miss them both,” Bla- Associated Press Writer tomorrow at 9:16 a.m. at the Manchester CSrcutt Court 12 swltch moved Into managerial And, it added, new training “way. He wiU appear In court RY- Has Open House to sero In on a new now look for Mr. Relnhold was bom Jan. herty said, LOS ANGELES (AP) — With Whlte-Glbson Funeral Home, Nov. 24. Argazzl was treated jobs and increased their base programs are needed to move ” ®y 8. — ------1970 which would empliaslse ENTER THE BIG MOVERS 28. 1930 in Hartford, and at WEtsMngton School PTA will a low bow to television, Califor Bernard Crowl, executive di Elm St., with a solemn high ood discharged and his paaseilg- payvaAVV V\«»by ««Anearly naa$ea 416 R per • v a w cent.a a m 6 ___^more youths into ^ a apprenticeship A l - - freedom. tended Rockville schools. He rector of the Rockville Area hold Us annuEil open house to nia’s fasMon designers switched Mass of requiem at St. Joseph’s *•”. M ary M arrat of South Nor- But, it added, "M en shifting and free skilled blue collar Dennis Agrazzl, 20, of Newing "My clothes will let toe per served with the U.S. Arm y dur Chamber of Commerce, said al- morrow at 7 p.m. Parents are on their spring showings Sunday «A Church at 10 a.m. walk, was admitted tor observa- Into professional-technical jobs workers for higher jobs without ton, charged with speeding, af son shine through,” said new ing the Korean Conflict. Ho was ------tlon. Reports Hint Invited to visit cMIdren’s class night with styles straight from 111 suffered an averaige lose of worsening toe shortage of ter hla car ran Into a car driven rooms, meet their teachers, and California designer Nani Yee. u employed ns an electronics tech • w The driver of the second car, toe late-late show and toe even CONTEST! Association of Public Ac weekly gross income of 6.7 per skilled men. "Y ou can breathe to them.” She nician at the Hess Refining by Ragnar Johnson, 48, o f Ver view samples of work. PTA ing news. COME IN TO countants. \ n r k l l t I r k w n Ragnar A. Johnson, 48, of Box non on Lake St., In Bolton 8a^ Of Cease-Fire said they would range from sim Co. In New Jersey. Ho was a /’m.AJVfUl, ± U W I» Mt. Dr.. Vernon, was aUo treat- membersMp may be obtained They indicated their week- Survivors include a son, W il turday night. Johnson, A g ia zii from room mothers in each ple new knits to “ funny little member of the Woodbridge The Motoers Club of Center “ id discharged, (Continued from P age One) long showings would change liam J. McKenna Jr. of Brook and M ary Merritt, 19, of South classroom. Following the visUa- dresses in old lady prints.” (N .J.) Elks Lodge and the CongregaiUonal Church wiH Other area police activity; fashion channels rapidly, click lyn, N .Y .; a daughter, Mrs. Norwalk, a passenger In the era* said. ”It’s by that way that tion, refreshments will be Thus, fashion’s keywords Perth Amboy American Legion meet tomorrow at 0:80 a.m, in VERNON NAACP Marches ing from 1040s Bette DeC^ r Charles C. Nichols of Manches from California this year—"fun and Vk’W. AgraMi car, were aU taken to wie can signal Hanoi and i gtmi served in the cafeteria. gowns with shoulder pads to . i i f i y ' ter with whom he made his Memorial Hall to hear Mm. Betsy Fitzgerald of West ny,” "funky” and "freedom .” M«"*®rial Hospital SaIgoninam eanl.«rulway^ Mrs. Arthur Raymond is PTA 1970s mlcromlnl "fun” dresses Survivors Include a brother, home; 8 grandchildren, and U Wlllltun Jones speak on ’’Inner Batitford was charged with fall- The designers promised defini president. Others officers are or today’s glamor girls. Edwin W. Relnhold of Spring- great-grandchildren. Oity Exchange o< Hartford.” drive in an established In Youth’s Memory tions later this week. | * | m f« rs Josejto Duplessle, vice presi field, Mass.; and a sister, Mrs. Funeral services will be to Members wili have a toy work- “Rcf a one-car accident The first bouquet to television INC. HAR.’TPOHD, Conn. (A!P) -niB ooponer-s ruHnff vlrtuBlly I'® *" *ho scene. Me wiU ap- aicMeve e ^ d e te n n P w U M ^ *** dent; Mrs. Max Obermeler, Carl Mozdziak of Meriden. morrow at 11 a.m. at Holmes shop fo r the church fair. Wilbur Cross Hwy. in was a fashion award to Michael The local chapter of toe NAACP 0» pcjMWIUp « P~' ■" com « secretary; and Mrs. Joseph Funeral Home, 400 Main St, The ____ Vernon Saturday. Travis, creator of costumes for 445 HARTFORD RD. OPEN DAILY till 9 • SATURDAY till 6 Inal action ogaine* Marshall in ------<-» n a tu ra l” tn w " " Kruzyk, treasurer. toe weekly ” Laugh-In" show. I^Bwrenre L. Bloom Rev. Earle R. Custer, pastor of Men who lUoe to rtng may ‘*’®. led more than one dozen march R A N G ^ connection with the sbooUng. Charles Shaub, 27, of 188 government Oommlttee chairmen are ISrs. He waa cited by toe California Lawrence L. Bloom of New North United Methodist Church, ers acroaa Haritord Sunday in Edward Oelsignore, MWi. Ruth will officiate. Burial will be in eriL T s'sch & o ap"S:? Aronson Kttd the s ^ h ^ o c - HlUstown Rd., charged with op- Fashion Creators (or "the best ington, brother of PWlMp memory o f Dennis Jones, 16, Brennan and Miss Lynda Rohlfs, FUFL OiL Bloom of Mlanchester, died yes East Cemetery. curred after the p u ^ car ® «>®tor vehicle while interpretation of contemporary after a coroner aibeoived a West skidded to a stop the three «cense was under suspen- 0®ng—together on a P T A Council delegates; Mrs. GASOLINF terday at Harofbnl Hospital, Friends may c a ll' at the fu -. - - oiuuucu HI a tfwy tuKl uuoe fashion to television costum for tow-part barbershop harm- Stephen R. Gardner, 17, of 48 Sion, after he drove his car over ®®®RR®n government fo r South Roger Giroux and Mrs. George ing.” Survivors also Include his neral home tonlntht from 7 to 9. Itotford poUceman of criminal oocuponts began to run away, the curb on Wetoerall St., yes Vietnam., Bealer, membersMp; Mrs. Wil wife, three other brothers, a ____ Ridgewood Dr. was arrested blame In rtniotlng toe youth. MaiahaU relates that he shouted One designer explained: "He terday and struck six guide rail "H e ’s an Aslan hfansrif,’ bur Bennett and Mrs. Roman reflects toe (asMon industry’s slsteirs, and several nieces and Ohuroh Women UnVted will and charged with Keith B.a. siarsnoil, Marshall, theuve police- -Halt!”"Halt'” then fired once at a auuca oix guioe rail u u u k k , B A N T L Y OIL Splewak, room mothers; Mrs. moods and wMms.” nephews. meet tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. at '"JufY to grass. man, fired toe fatal shot from of^ albout awvMl. 128 MW feet AVWt after CUJIpCr Mueide said. "He knowe the ' n\|l' \M . INI Prank Clark, library; Mrs. Travis proved that with a Private funeral services will Police Hunt Trinity Covenant Church. A ft^ ^ “ court date is Nov. 4 In ^his service revolver Aug. 29 as the youthsy o u to etopped fe^ w dmomentairly, l^ ^ ^ it^ . ^ ^ **® : M \ IN ^ I in i I court Nov. 3. ‘ ■ knows how to move In an Artan Thomas McCann, publicity. wildly varied show of “Laugh- be hold tomorrow a* Rose HIM a abort bualnesa meettiw the " ‘®*®® offense took place on Jones, a. Hartford resident, dds- then contimietl running. Tlie bUl- I I I I . I'l I , ------sRiuaitlon of tola Und." Also, Mrs. Truman Schlehofer, In” fashions modeled by lady Funeral Home, 880 Elm St group tvin go to M rtto^ ’oon- ‘J®®*'''*’'® Court 12. The regarded the poUceman’s order let Wt Jones’ left buttock and 11 * « U V 111 r - . ‘i ■ , I For Gunman refreshments and hospitality; cast members. The pants, Rocky HIU. Burial will be lii volesoemt Home for a tour. Area to stop as he ran from a ^ l e n penetrated the thigh artery, re- Richard Erllne of New Britain And Sweden's new prime mln- was treated and released at R*®™ Olof Palme, in an inter- Joseph Duplessle, legislature; dresses and gowns were "culled Rose Kin Memorial Park church women are reminded to „ ®®*’’ Bulbing in his death. ' Mrs. Robert Holbrook fine arts; Rocky HBI. Local, staite and federal Manchester Memorial Hospital Sunday, defended his ooun- from toe show’s "cocktail par attend. Babysitting will be pro- w ^t m Coroner Irving L. Aromaon The coroner said Marshall, in Mrs. Raymond, Lutz Junior Mu There are no calling hours. authoiitlce ore looking (or a Wded. Weat Main 8t;, was charged Saturday where he was taken 'f Y ’s humanitarian aid to North ty” segments and ranged from stated that Connecticut law and deciding to shoot, had been seum; Mrs. Joseph Ciirtlno, a shoulder-padded 1940s gown a Memorial donalUons nuiy be gunman with a thick accent ____ Sunday with failure to have op- toe facts of the case support after he fell off toe running ^*®Rtam and asserted that In "forced to make a snap judg board of a car driven by John R*® 8®uto "the N L F at present ways and means; and Mrs. la Bette Davis to a mlcromtol miade to the Newington Crip who robbed a Center St. pack Tho Olvttan Cub o f MRnches- Hoense. He Is also Marshall’s decision to shoot, cit ment and a quck decision.” Wetzel, 17, of Glastonbury. The more representative of the aa- Brennan, Girl Scouts and Chjb bubble of ostrich feathers a la pled Children's Hospitnl. age store of $280 Friday night. ter will meet tomorrow at f°'‘ RockvAie arcult ing a state Supreme Court rul “ He is net a'l'br'.ied the luxu accident occurred in the peu-k- pRetlona of toe Vietnamese pee Scouts. Goldie Hawn. ’The man was last seen flee 13:16 p.m. at W illie’s Steak *' ing that a poMceman "m a y use ry of being able to fuUy think ing lot of the Scarlet Dragon P*® toan the jimta In Saigon.” Designers preparing to pa Mrs. Andrew Palneko ing from the Ace Package House. Dr. GIbert Hunt of Mam- „ Murphy. 20, of 90 such force as he reasonably -be out all the comequences of a at 10:18 p.m. The prime minister waa inter- rade out their new collections VERNON Mrs. Fedora Store. 136Vi Center St. in a Chester High School will speak ^ lieves to be necessary” to make particular fact,” vmAe Aron Airline Job* Double seemed divided on a favorite Spak Palacko, ts, of Stafford ------viewed in Stockhrtm for the white car. He boa headed about too Oct. 16 moratorium, h i i “-.® on arrest.” son, “ nor does he make his de WASHINGTON — U.S. airlines era—yesterday, today or tomor Springs, mother of Andrew F. Mrs. Loretta Montalvo of 62 p|^^_Pf®ST®ni “ Face toe Na- Houth on Chestnut St. MUb Botsy Hunter, who will But more than two dozen of cision after toe fact.” created 24,000 additional jobs row. Hiey settled (or all of Palacko of Vernon, died Friday Cooper Hill St. said that she Sunday from Manrhestec Hardware The proprietors of the store. be preeerted with the Clvltan ** Rockville. Uve 80 persona, attending a me WiHe freeing Marshall of in 1968, bringing total employ them. night In a restaurant and was Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Krcplco swerved to toe side of toe road and Supply, Inc. Good Oltizenahip Award, win be „ Jlf "®®*'' “ “ morial service (or toe youth feR criminal blame in the case In ment to about 300,000—more Sportswear designers said • T rtt t&iuAtti o( u lt i. buy m • fiiy pu'Jibulton yeleclion ot • P ip nd tl titra counlar lop ip x t pronounced dead on arrival at told police that on unidentified . ™ -e.e, le. In ordsrorder to avoid hitting an un- Saigon -~ea»"‘ governmentauvernmeni cUaouao a guest at toe meeting. " than double the fli""^ - they would swing from toe flat, 877 Main SL. Hbnetoater Tuaitity Md t lr t id i your IfiTf* cyclrt doily loodi. poti ■Ittn utad at a portable but Hartford Hospital. She was the ____ early this morning with failure so strongly that toe city needs question, the coroner added that identifiedIdentified car whichwhich, she sayssave. ®“ "*® under attack «R »® k from from Sen. Sen. man came Into the store several yeais ago. The payroll came to no-bra look of the 1920s to toe fodddollsri . Firercf holih up to I6S Itn tni Old pant» cbm. crytlit esn b« buill m in ytxs ntm homt wife of Andrew Palacko. a more explicit policy on the he did not mean policemen have pulled out in front ’ of her oii CkxvdeU, R-N.Y., who P h sM 643-4495 UmeH Uiat night, first to buy Trinity Coitenant Church “ ®‘®P “**"• court $2.0 biUlon. "funky thrift-shop look” of toe • Kstp up to SU k( St your )m I irt liet/t xe compzitmrnt a Menu cycle MlacHon ot } cyclai Funeral services were held use of letihallethal tnrra force ihofthat *viei.t,they a rightrtah* to rtioot n*Ani*people irwWo.indis Park St., near New St. Her ac- propooed that Congress ro • Built in toft lood di'.pottr some beer, then to buy some board of trustees will meet to- tiov. 4 In Rockville, ftifortipt in lerifht storifi normat m ith. thort *asb H marched across toe cRy to criminately. • lour cotNntI Jtielrei l.'H eliminitrt th* imed to tcrni* aid this afternoon at William H. scotch. morrow a t 7:30 p.m. at too C OVENTRY llon caused her to strike a park- S*i5®, ® ®®U'Pf®$® withdrawal of convonnnes irnvi and dry where Jones died. ed car owned by toe Manches- If’ from South Vietnam v(|Ct«bi( bmi. 1*0 door ‘.Ixlrfi hand tint* )utl l>p ofl lsr|i Yost Funeral Home, West Main Tile third time he come back, homo of Sherwood Nymam o f Coventry police made the fol- • (no wlid shtlwi piondt tot* • Butt m loft lood diipowr indt Aronson noted in his report conUct (X quduf. mort buttK compxtmtnl $mi ■ ot h«d K iq n St., Stafford Springs, with about 7 ;30. he sold he forgot to Delmont St. lowing weekend' arrests; Ed- ter Restaurant. The accident y* , ®1,*’ ^*20- ntad ol K iaptni and hand iin s n i uniform ( rtw n i rtmntblt.tii I’*!’ burial in Stafford Springs Cem buy soda. Police said this Is ____ ward E. NoHet, 80, Mansfield, that Marshall had chased Jones Public Records happened Saturday at 11:30 . “ “ "i®. Ooodell said, Prosl- a tilt lop iK it Iw taty loadtpt hnt tip o f lar|t ot har$ K iJ p i a.m. Nyugen Van Thieu be told etery. when the man pulled a gun on The next regular meeting of f®**nre to drive proper lane and and two other youths at speeds ____ _ "y®u Iiave to shape up, we are Most fiid oil usors who tovo stamps don't ovor got throo books of Survivors also Include her the Kreplcos and demanded the •hr •'’h Utll't'es Dlslrlot board w^Ren warning, (or driving a(- up to 80 miles per hour In dense Warrantee Deeda fOO father, two brothers, a sister, money In the cash register. ef ii'reotor.i will be on Nov. 3 . .et to ChuTch Women United of dark complexion. ’They said he circulated during widespread dls- Anthony M. and Elizabeth morrow at 6:30 p.m. (or a Mancheater will host a luncheon Back on Job William MrKenna 8r. . spoke in h thick accent, but turbances in HarUord that start A lawn mower was recently tourniet buffet. Mrs. John Neu- (or international visitors Satur- T. Choman against David H. they could not oay what kind ed three days !?■ .’r ■ Mvt the taken from the yard of Kather Cooperattve Fuel OU at 16.4c GoUrm Aay Stamp Dead at ISAr GoUen William James McKenna Sr., bert. wife of the firat pastor of day noon at Emanuel Lutheran and Constance H. Hodgkins, HARTFORD, Conn. (A P ) __ it was. shoc'I'ng had cor' 'V e d to ine Decobert, 90 Union St. The The strike at Colt Indistries 89. of 23 Centerfleld St. died Community Baptist Church, will Church. property at 4 Hunter Rd.. $16 ,- N o . a t C o o h N o . o f N e . o f toe trouble. No authorttatlve 000. mower is gray with model num lATgeat manufacturer of M-16 Saturday at a Manchester con be guest speaker. The luncheon Is part of toe O a llo n a C o a t S e v lB g B G m U oos C o o t S to m p e valescent hospital. source, however, could substant Federal Tax lAeo ber 319463. rWee. w over today aa mem- Turkish CruKti f®Ri annual “ Welcome to Con- iate toe reports. bera of United Auto Worker* Lo- Hr. McKenna was bom A roffee hour, to discuss the nectlcut" weekend arranged by U.S. Government against Jay- SM 3 3 2 . M * 4 . 2 * 2 M S 3 7 . * * 3 7 * March 12. 1880 In St. Field. Ire cal 376 returned to their Cheer* Mouniiieii memberehlp drive for the the Service Bureau (or Women’s iCist Charlotte Kltowakl of macs------Inc.,----- ,— propertyk- on 18 High A decorative anchor, (our feet \ i land. son of John and Agnes The walkout began tn unauth- **S.M M . 4 * 4 * * S 7 4 . * * 7 4 * i ! WadswoMh Atheneum, will be Organisation for people from Wert Hartford, a member of the St., rear. $667.97 tall and weighing UO lbs. valued 4 * * Massey McKenna, and had lived AN KARA, ’Turkey (A P ) Ad)U attending toe memorial Marriage Licensee .1 $80. wo. ta k « from toe (n*t In Manchester for the past 66 ’The world-touring Apollo 11 as thi ° “ * ®®“"R^®» who are In the M* S 9 S - 4 * S 1 2 . M 9 * * • 1 1 1 . * * 1 1 1 * the »>®me of M „ , a1. Lawrence state (or extende<1 study. sendee Sunday, said: ‘Ttollce- Walter NIcliolas Tolaga, 23 «J,*. years. He was a public ac tronauts came to ’Turkey from Rlker of 680 Spring St. men use only eo much force as ***"* *nd Cynthia sometime over the weekend. ------"failed “ Ued to to S 1 3 . 9 2 1 B o o k Yugoslavia today and a lunch Mrs. WInthrop A. Reed of 18 return from lunch. They wore • 4 S - * 2 1 M . 2 7 * 4 3 . * S 1 2 * . * * \ countant until he retired In 1963. they think toe community wonts *^®*Te Cornish. 63 Goodwin St., He was an organiser and char time crowd of tens of thousands Sanford Rd. It chairman of the protesting the use of supervis them to. The community must J®**®* Church * 2 1 2 . 7 4 * 2 7 . 2 ^ 1 1 2 * 7 . 2 * 2 4 * . * * 2 B o o k s (i'_ . W .' 6a>rt tv ter member of ti\e Connecticut cheered their motorcade. luncheon. She will be assisted ory personnel to do weekend 1 2 * 7 . 2 • 'ha 'mje ;-jt clean) tj o*n V i vtih Ure: rA. t-ij' Stuttgart’* First Tour by members of local churches. therefore set up toe guidelines. ” Donald Layton, Vernon, and Granby Mourn* work. • (i«e1;o">c Mf.»r teen a lirsr ae o-en iiaclricaily Nell A. Armstrong. Edwin E. * 3 1 9 . 1 4 * 4 * . M 1 * 4 * * 3 9 * j * * 3 B o o k s and alter After toe luncheon, the visi She said poTce should use Doris Brown. East Hartford. 1 » 4 * cJothei lor par'ect » y « l aa— 511111 and tarai Aldrin Jr. and Michael C’clllps NEW \YORic (API - The Seventh W ar Victim Some 8,000 workera, tnehiAi..^ • lulomaLo o»en Ijinaf and hao tors and their hosts win attend lethal force "only In toe lost a Chona ot htary ncrmal or IfO aaY ’ao -pe^, •neah arrived , under sunny skies and Stuttgart Ballet has started Its t)>oM at the Haitford foenu i-. I appi'inct Outtel) opa timad rt-44------.. f i ler f d ' •.yitef er-Ti 'a ; were greeted by Orhan Bralp, a reception in Cenllnel Hill resort, but should turn ftrrt to G RANBY, Conn. (A P ) — H il* follosred suit and toen‘ v 5 2 f* to oeiiula'iefjinr- ’ • a Outtan'con 1(015 .."'■ar'J j^^^^^raonalPiolici^ first American tour. Cities on the toad the general secretary of the Hall, Hartford. Mrs. Chase Go "more tmaginatlve” methods of .4ii|ile Harvest Festival town of less toon 6,000 persona strike. Peri-iesei.ifrens Cyc e a ? ’ .e eiacl ■w av.jed'♦aiv • 0«tu»t 'catu'ey >ncludin( the tour are BalUmore, Phlla- a Pf"-,aner>l '••eu -.rcie codi to a r u. *e«d r i j Foreign Minlslry, and U.S. Em- ing Woodhouse. director of the making the arrest. Is mourning its ssvento casualty However, Local 176 rmiiiiuii • '>>»' door ■ere.o>e5 'or ea-.r oelphla. Boston. Detroit. East **®®ureau. will give a wel The peaceful march across of toe Vietnam srar. PhlUp Wheeler waa ^ 'n loving memvr>’ uf Kkla Saun Lansing, Mich., Champaign. 111., ■®'^‘ ®® ®®**eu. will give a wel- FABRIC ders, who passed away October 30. ’The three moon men rode In a St. Louis. Bloomington. Ind., ®®*"|"* eddress. There will be Hartford, according to organis SOUTHINGTON. Conn., tju-p (A P ) Arm y Lt. Titomas A. Frttaer get the U A W a internaUiMiai 1967. motorcade Into Ankara and then Lafayette Ind.. Minneapolla. dancing and refresh- er*. was Dlonned to dramatise — A crowd estimated at 30,000 Jr. 20, was killed In action lost headquarters to approva iha A Dhrlrton e f H » 1 y o o / u w A y s D E PAB ’n tE M T 8T06LES She never lei her trouble placed a wreath at the tomb of Chicago, San Diego, Los An- After toe reception, toe the marchers’ demand for a to 26.000 watched the srindup week, according to srofd re- srolkout. Wheeler t n e d mm Spoil some other person a fun. ot 484 OAKLAND OT. Kemal Ataturk, founder of mod geles, Berkeley and Sacramen- “'‘•Tetlonal visitors will go to "clear deftnitton of rollcv” from parade of toe first Apple H - celved by his parents. workers. Friday to roftm And she left a lot of memur:et. vest Festival Sunday. Fritser’s widosr boa boon Uv- their jobs this week. 315 BROAD ST.. MANCHESTER—643-1553 When her lime on earth was done. ern ’Turkey, before meeting to. homes of host families (or typj. the nolment in the use Rt. 83, Muiehcster President Cevdet Sunay and No house is available in New Connecticut fam ily actlvi- The weeklong feeUval sroa ing In Clarksville. Tenn., where Colt has (lied suit against lha SAIA£ of lethal force such a* shooting Always Remembered / .'ponsored by toe Soulhington she is attending Austin P eay union fog damagea ert Sons ood Daughters. . ' Premier Suleyman Demlrel. York. “ ••• • fleeing *u*pec(. Chamber of Commerce. State College. for each dayoTtha atriha 24-HOUR BURNER SERVICE! ■>

•\. \ \ \ . i' PAGE TEN w MANCHESTEK EVENING HERALD. BIANCHEaTEK. CONN.. MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1969 ------______' . ______MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONN„ Moondog: BfONDAY, OCTOBER 1969 PAGE ELEVEN FLETCHER CLASS GOi of BfANcaEBm He’s a ‘Peaceful Warrior TV-Radio Tonight White House Suspects Eight Killed South Windsor 54 McKEE STREET 6494521 Among Warlike Pacificists’ Now 1s the time to bring hi your screeas to iw fafsrimd. Democratic Wizardry ^ Accidents Ties Between Town ^ Piiblic JAMES FARR Television Storm window i ^m s replaced, By WHJIAM F. MIOHOIBON B y W A L T E K K . M RAKfl . _____ mortgage on m y property. I 6ii* (S> Fsnr i m m n m n r W*rM saS Wsl- A c c o rOnWieekend d ^ to the White H Msastora WASHmOTON (AP) _ He Maiwfleld callx leaders of Tw o young would-be hunters NBW YORK (AP) —At first ** Ksrtto^s Robert SUeiiar, RepUbUosn Itie Sew «r (Dommiaaion vF^ VEince him some royalty money. im , o m ^ ’. BUSS FURNITURE TOPS White House suspects the Sen- policy committee to his of- were killed on the opening day Jim, a Mwchester native, resides at 19 Radding^ yUmce, Moondog' standing stiffly fiM (49) iniw iSseb and Anne JmS!- candidate for the Town Coun mee* agsdn tomorrow M gbt id He's determined that the album ate Democratic PoUcy Q>mmlt- Senate floor, cIo m of the hunting season. One was at the comer of the Avenue of . •*s»s to soo are jpiMts. cil, has cliatmed that the OOP 8 to conthiue discuaaion o f ac- St. with his wife Joyce and four children. B.S. will be a million seller "even if (IS) Oofirfsc *:U (S4»> r t i Hew Fee»le MIRRORS (Finplace and Door) the Amerlcaa and S3rd Street (M) IM M (C) tee of working legislative hlack and locks the door and goes into ““ot and the other drowned, town administration has Im c«T*»h<5e ' o f the Notthvtew degree University of Conn. 1950. Former Intelli I have to go from coast to coast (M) oa&aa's blaa« ■:M an Hutfcrd Knls*to^ br nging to o'gth the number In his Viking outfit complete PICTURE FRAMINfi (all ty|W ) - ■ » — ••1— yproved vvc\A vvi8mcommimlcatlons num ,;4hAim ia between O Biw uen Drive Projeot and aaaeasmeaita gence Officer and Korean War Veteran. Owns with spear, appears to be Just selling them myself in little 8 ibcmdental weekend deaths in the administration and Its sgen- towns.” 6iM (M ) Wealhsr — ap«to » a y io chance to influence the and operates Manchester Surplus Sales Co. in the another New York City weirdo. (C) declelnne cles, and between the admlnis- Btaachestor Evening Heeold Moondog is happy with the al {“ P S , lUrttaB lar’D a s s i ’'"* WINDOW and PUTE RUSS North End Renewal Project. He is a mem^r of He wears an elaborate helmet An accident in New York traUon and the pubUc. KofC Council 678. bum's initial reception and with •A* (8) Oarit Dsir 9haw (O) d u ^ It was said, puts State, In addition, took ttie life SonUi Wbidaor oerreapondent o f red cloth, chain mail down to is; 55k » " - (O) l»i* » <8>_Cs»al Baniatt Shaw Alfisd Htteheaak ular basis, aad to public non- pinch m yself," he says. " I f I : ; s I.T H ^ s r f e k Waller t ^ t l ^ l e ^ S ^ ^ President since Zacha- VOTE REPUBLICAN made of old blankets and his sad A gun accident Saturday, the agenda council meetingB as was happy before I’m ecstatic TV ^ took oMce l»> years first day o t Ow hunting —e-pn sandals are reinforced with W^Wews wHh Frsak ★★★★★★★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★ being two methods the Repub This Ad Sponsored by the Bfanrlwator Republican Town now. But, I never want to lose arvavto■avto «’> irkirk ULTIMA II 8aa B _ . It^ re tor^ur*^-^" - oppo-uon^oon- claimed the fife of Mhdtoel Afr OomnUttee — Chas. McKensle, T tmw. newspaper tied with thongs. He Dr. Harvey Pastel Thomas B. 5i»> Sfek Vsa Dyte U:« licans have employed to keep contact with the people. I write (N ) n a jtoan) Hawa — Waatbar lA w it H. Fwim erbl. 17, In Utchfield. The L4td>- Is a six-footer and with his (0) both the public end Its own COSMETICS for them. New 'York City has (ZZdS) HsaMsr • BriaUcy Itiai (f ^Marr fleld youth was hunting with a spear pnd steel-gray mane of - Griffa Bhaw (C> Mike Mansfield, the chairman, than that," Mansfield said of boards and commlsalona aware . c. . been my .mother and father ( 8 - W > Jaay Blah^ 8hm waa not about to denv awt "ansneia said of cousin and a friend when a 12- hair and flowing beard Moondog Moderators for LWV Meetings 6 : 4 . ^ Lm a I IVewB M . of ^SLicorieii of the admtnlstrotlan'a octivi- these 25 years. I loved it then f (Sn> TaalcM 8ha# (6> looks menacing. 11:45 (»M > 1 «U c h t 8haw Jah;* LivesIves at 43 C3om^ Dr. and I love it now.” Dr. H arvey Pasttel and Thom Be- Caraaa ., b. .’sr'-Tbr.ssr' WELDON DRUG CO. "Actually, I'm a peaceful He Is a member of the Ameri with wife Muriel. Has two dentally. atriUng him in the as S. Latham will be the mod (C) liW <8> Kavto daughter. W.W. H Vet KripOon o f a (XMnmittee meet- wanU to c o i^ r a te with the The use o f inter-agency meet Read Herald Adverdsements warrior surrounded by warlike can Nuclear Society and is com W.TiJlk •» CMseesmec* llevto B.A. A M.S. Trinity CW- President." ings, Sklenar said, “ helpe t o pacifists,' he says. "I just wear manding officer of the Woter- fart aad O a ld a p ^ at mld-moming in Charlotte didates” public meetings sched (48). Hawa Baadlaaa lege. Assoc. Dean of Ih- «*«® ’”** «>"™“toe haa 18 mem- achieve a better understanding this costume to remind people buty Coast Guard Reserve Bellfloei Fflm and 8ljm Off Hungerford Hospital In Itorring- 4-H Club Taps struction and acting Dean r ^ B . turn toe lights out and bers, chosen by Mansfield as ton. of the problems facing each that the government doesn't uled by the Manchester League Unit. — Bperto sad Festan (C) I;U (W) Haws sad Slfs Tnihiin>>,. police. nollce. Increase commiinlcatlans. (xunmunleattons. 1 of a dynamite blasting cap when Both sessions will be at 8 1:00 Dick Heatnerton 6:20 Weather ^ *" ® RepubUcan poUcy and Mrs. Michael MIsovich of sedentary occnipatlona are four i:00 Bin Love National he was 16. p.m., at the Nathan Hale 6:26 Strictly Sports qu^ directly. committee, too. But Ito c^^ In a one-car highway accidenti “The approach to the prob- 21 Bell St., vice president; Di tlmen as likely to develop heart :00 Gary Girard 6:36 Afternoon Edition V a lu a b le ^£•4^ <~M — SI ■! Last week, Columbia Records School, Spruce St. Following WIHF-USn 7:00 Accent 69 VOTE DEMOCRATIC 'raose rules remained In ef- man, now Sen. Gordon Allot of 26-year-old Roes Wheeler o f Ban- lem of narcoHcs and drinking I ane Keeney, daughter of Mr. dtsease am thooe engaged in i:00 News released an album of his compo statements by each of the can 7:20 David Brinkley Democrats Colorado, is separately elected tom was killed and four other among teen-agers as writ as and Mrs. Alfred Keeney of 490 manual work, days Dr. Daniel :10 Uncle Jay 7:30 News of the Wortd TUs ad sponsored by the sitions, which he also conduct didates, the meetings will be i:00 News i d e n ^ the eource as Bryce N. and U not the GOP floor leader. persons were hurt, one critlcaU other social problems In our Keeney St.; secretary, Theresa Brunner of the University of 7:60 Joe Garaglola Manchester Democratic Town Conunltteo ed, on its prestigious '.'Master- thrown open to questions from !:10 Walter Cronklfe 8:00 News, Emphasis Harlow, Nixon's assistant for In the case of the Democrats, r ^ ® " “ nashed into a community has been coonUnat- Keeney, treasurer; Christine Tel Aviv. He drew his conclu i:26 Harry Reasoner 8:10 Pop Concert Roger Negro, Trons. Is&H STAMPS! works” label. The title: Moon ■the floor. 1:30 Sporta. Newa 9:06 Nlghtbcat “ '® P°“ ®y committee amounU toee off l^ton Road In Goshen ed through creation of a Mental MIsovich, refreshment chair sion from a 16-year study of dog. The League takes no poeitlon ;00 The World Tonight 11:00 News, Weather A t that briefing, the Senate to an extension of the party Simday m ^ t. Health Cotmcil, constating of the man; Joan Keeney^ program U),(X)0 people. :16 Bualneaa Newa 11:20 Sporta Final " I took the name Moondog in on candidates. It conducts the :20 Frank Gifford Democratic PoUcy Committee leader’s staff. In the days vriien Karen Somlck, 16, of Bantam mayor, the superintendent- .. chairman; Marlene MIsovich 11:30 Otfier Side of the Day ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ of 1M7 as a pen nam e," he says. public meetings to give the was saw to be funcUonlng in a Lyndon B. Johnson led Senate was taken to Hartford Hospital sch ^ B , the chlel of police, the and Pam Holmes, daughter of in criUcal condlUon with a bead "It was in honor of a dog I had electors the chance to hear the ^ o n more j^ erfu l than the Democrats, the poUcy commlt- public health nurse, the town M r.' and Mrs. Robert Ht woar- and then score it in Braille. He is on the board of direc Education for Better Health committees, such as the Mental Cooking, freezing, sewing, ing a helmet at the tim e of the He came to New York in IMS tors of the Hartford County Health O huicII and the Finance arts and crafts and home arts D E R B Y, Ooim. (A P ) — A portatlon of non-emergency crash. and soon became one of the Medical Association, is chair Coordinating committee, the EACH PKG w ill be the club projects this unique three-year experiment caues to and from the hoairital, Wilburt L. Burts, 2(L of Hart sights of the city, like the Bm- man of the Manchester Com RepubUcan administration has year. In observance of National that may bring better care to and has requested a $62,000 ford died early Sunday when his plre State Building. For years munity College Health Service Hsh *n*QuiP$. achieved the gocU of Informing CONTAINS 4-H Week recently, the club the sick throughout the natiem from the FhibUc Health Service, < »r hit an abutment on the he has been standing on the cor Curriculum Advisory Commit the public, hairing knowledge of members arranged a window is drawing to a close here. The Health Educatkm Project Route 2 approach to the Bulke- 9 to 11 END ner of the Avenue of the Ameri tee, and is on the board of trus public sentiment when a(ting display in a downtown store ns purpose Is to show how a also has started a dn^'-eduoar ley Bridge In East Hartford. cas (Sixth Avenue) and S6th tees o f Lutz Junior Museum. on proposed legisiatlon, and showing the many phases of the community can plan for better Uon program at a lo(»l Ugh Anthony (Jolapletro, 19, of and CENTER street. Latham, a native of Brew creating a good working rela- 4-H program. Sheila MIsovich Bristol died Satunlay night when He recently moved down to health care for all Its residents school. Ten teachers are meet- tionsMp among au. town agen was also a participant in a 4-H ster, Mass., is a nuclear engi his car hit a tree In Bristol, Ms CUT CHOPS the com er of 68red street be —those In a 1 ^ 1 hospital and Ing weekly for three hours wMh cies and officials," Sklenar said. dress revue at Eastern States neer at the United Aircraft Re hometown. cause that's where CBS, owner those outside I t a project ottUrfal to learn how Park Appointments Exposition. She Is also Junior search Laiboratorles In Elast A man who died In the flam 1b of Columbia Records, has Its CaUed the Health Education to inform students on d n « The Town COuncll is expected leader in the Glastonbury (Coun Hartford. He resides at 109 S. ing wreckage of his car on the headquarters. Demonstration Project of Grlf- abiwe. to af^lnt three members to try Gals 4-H Club. Connecticut Turnpike In Plain- In addition to its symbolism, Lakewood Circle. fin Hospital, It Is the 89. his costume also performs a of Its kind in the naUon, ac- out In December, the project mission when it meets tonight by state police Saturday as more mundane function. cordl^ to Richard K. Cemant wlU be continued tor a towth at 8 in the Town Hall. Richard J. Regina, 26, of Lls- "The helmet protects my The council wlU also be con AAONDAY THRU WIDNISDAY ONLY! "" ’to doctor. year in shghtly altered form. Ixm. Ih ree persons In a secimd head," says Moondog. "I'm ter sidering the appointment of a BACON & LIVER SALE! Th® project, which has a staff It wUl be supported by Grififin car were hospitalitod. Regina ribly afraid of something falling -.^..89. Moondog's traditionalism ex A M' - w blazedi & trail ttiai many othar crash Friday night toede the life study committee to ascertain of Gary Withers, 26, of East FRIED 2 fc p k g W tends into his music. He claims SAniZDAY, OCT. 2S — 10 A.M. - 3 PAI. commuUtlee and h o e p ^ may fJie Interest in celebraUng the CALVES UVER SUCID •-99c health (rfflclals will study the follow. may Windsor. The car hit a tree to follow in the footsteps of com town's 126th anniversary. B A K in GOODS, OIFTB, DECORATIONS lessons learned In Derby and r is tu> i.. ___. along South W ater Street. posers like Beethoven, Mbsart In addition the council will H ( » R T U W R Y decide how to apply them wide- ^ ^ worried about one In Nyack, N.Y., Donald Kel and Brahms. ly throughout the aspect of the prolect: The slow- discuss the "COoperaUon Agree ly, 36, of Bridgeport was In "M y music is tonal as op Meanwhlle Knaniioi. iw, r> toe pUbUc to take up ment" for the Housing for the TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH jured fatally Saturday on Route Elderly and revision o f the fee posed to atonal, polytonal and necHcut, as well as the Ameri- **“***® boalto. " I all the other tonals. I'm waging HAOKMATAOK 8TREDT 9W wMIe trying to change a Hre schedule for use o f the com can Hospital AssoclaUon, have hope this project statys In the a war to restore these compos on his car. Polioe said the driv munity Building. been In touch with the project. minds of the ^ l e . ^ merely ” ers to their rightful place.” He in a shelf of he salZ *^® The council Is expected to act FBANCOAMEIUCAN BOUNTY TOWELS previously recorded several al Conant said they would benefit Edward Jack, 19, of <)ue«ns, on the revised and recoded from the work done here. bums in the early '60s on small N.Y., reported he did not see ordinances of the town wMch SPACHiniO'S er labels, and his Columbia re One of the most important les Tokyo Police Prepare K elly alongside the disabled will be discussed at a public WHITE or DECORATOR car. lease contains some of the ear sons of the project, Clonant said, For Antiwar Day hearing to be held at 7:30 p.m. , is that a great many persons do Immediately preceding the coun lier material further refined and not ' 'U";- ” TOKYO (AP) — PoUce fortl- some new works. The composi Italian Postmen cil meeUng. Choicesf Meats In Town! tlne vood 1*®*' *‘®<1 government buildings and A DAB Ottes Stodeot tions range from a ballet piece tli^ Y o o d health care. They lack the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo to- Out on Strike to a swing stylo salute to Benny about day against massive anU-Viet- Fred J. (Daruolo, principal of Goodman. ROME (AP) -^liClUona of let South Windsor High School, an • nuiIHhi^®"’»*^® ***® demonstraUons which The album Is being plugged in TUESDAY ONLY SPEGIALI of health and weUare lefdsU say they will stage ters, packages and poetooids nounces that Mias Parnalla piled iq> in' Italian post dffioes 15 Vi oz the so-called underground pap ^ ®®’’^® toem- throughout Japan to coincide C“8t»tter. daughter of Mr. and jumbo ers. because Moondog is very • PLUMP, NATIVE Nor do doctors, nurses, social with "IntemaHonal . .. today as mailmen wen* out on a Mrs. L. E . Oastetter ot 480 CMS popular with the under-80 set workers and others know enough Day.” four-day Mrike. R was the first A very St., has been sslscbed by rolls and he likes to chat at length • CHICKEN BREASTS toe needs and Some leftlsU say the demon- of a series of walkouts that will the faculty and the students of with young people who atop to the frustrations of the sick, (Don- strations Tuesday will be the atteot more than five million South Windsor High School to see him. an remits. largest on record. They say pub- Itahan workers this week. rocelvs the Dsughten of the Older passers-by usually think • « Lb. L M t The Health Education Project 11c rallies will be held In 6M The mailmen stn ^ for two •Amarloan Revolution Good Citi he's advertising something. *to"e 8everal things to nar- places throughout the country days lat* week, delayliy deliv zen award. The criteria U de- Moondog bought a cabin and row this InformaUon-communl- involving more than 96,000 dem- ery of an estimated ISA mllUon pandabUlty, service, leaderrtUp 40 acres of land in the Finger caUons gap. onstrators. letters and 230,000 parcels. Post and patraltlam. Lakes region of upper New Some patlrtits who did not National police esUmate that office officials and unions said Mias (Dastetter Is a member York State in 1066 with the in : HIGHLAND PARK MARKET sp ^ k English well had trouble more than 360,000 people will after the tour-day walkout, K of the senior class and plans come from his early albums, FINAST S17 Hlghhmd Ml. «M-4>VY taking to the hospital staff. So take part In the demonstrations, to attend college In September. the poetry he sella and his 'would take two weeks to get de toe Health EducaUcm Project The largest Leftist demonstra- At present her vocational plaiu street-beg^ng. liveries back to normal. SWEET PEAS are uncertain, according to C3hr ueveloped Its "Learn a Lingo" tlon In Japan- — - to------date--- was on The mailmen will be joined by But this year, he doesn't think pnigram. uolo, but she Is tnterwrted ^ June <. 1880 when about 600,000 other postal workers In a mrion- In he'll have enough money to teaching arxl social work. toe people participated In nation- wide strike Got. 28-a4. Att the keep up his country place and WMle a student at SouJi Wind ««!• .t. *to“ doctors, nurses wide rallies protesting revision workers demand a reduction in still keep a room in an old hotel. CemstflicnI’t N tvtsI Dtaltr ftr sor High School, she has been He may have to sleep outside. ^ o t h e i^ s t u d le d Italian, Bus- of the U.S.-Japan Security Trea- working hours and the hiring of I^ S II FKIJITS .AM) VE(;K r.\HU':S KHOM TIIK R ssy lU \ ('ir a member of the American "I'm thinking of getting one of 6*an or Spanlah twice a week ty. m ore nerwintwil lor six or seven weeks. There Personnel. Field Service, yearbook staff, those little Japanese stoves," he class secretary during jtxilar says. "But, I'm not taking out a TOYOTA was additional homework. In ^ructors were priests, nurses and senior years and a cheer OhH patients. leader for two yaara. In addi dalivtrtd COROlU GRAPEFRUIT tion, she Is currently s e rrii^ as * 1 8 3 0 2-DR. SED. Were the courses worthwMIe? Criminals Set to Join Whan Mm way yaw "We know they were by the president of the Youth Council taslpaas wttk M to meets •kkk ««lM t si 7| mto, s se Ikt tlssr smiles that come on a paUent's of South Windsor, snd as til lyscarsmsbS wsaMiUttlta. Ml reclMst Wm i tocksi Mslt, sH vtayl HRST fW i ovpvnos on o Inisrisr, sytoi csrtolliis, sSiNewtii Mm, llsM flan sN, sMI-lrssis. lace when he Is spoken to in his prosldsnt of TalcottvUle COn- ? **«*»r*« •ttototoS stosn a wstiwn. ( m v wiUftsacy nstosn. naUve language," Qmajit said. Oil Rush to Alaska gregmUonal Ouirch Pilgrim Fel PiocerlptlM estoas, Sm i msslw cytostr krtkM. ktslw lowship. > 1 O' THE for • •••* setose rssr view silrrsri s«m M Is 31 siliss Some form er hoepital paUents JUNEAU. Alaska (AP) — Slope. Big payrolls will be In- PWs RWI* We RW$s 0 4 ^ Wotnea lolH the Health Education------Proj- Law enforcement officials say volved in building the pipeline yow eon d>pMiiM on The Women's RepubUcan (Dlub SEASON **Whsr$ A LiltU Gees A Lot Further^ ect that they had had trouble organised ’ crime has begun and terminal, scheduled for of South Windsor will meet this ea*^ng tor themselves durii^ moving In on the Alaskan oil compleUon by 197J. Thursday eVentng at 8 at the their convalescence at home. To l»om. Fairbanks and Anchorage are MORIARTY BROTHERS Sullivan Ave. Shopping Onter. {jJs d d o n , help people like them, the proj- "Ihey have already tried to both departure points for flights Robert Warren, newly elected el|y said Alaska, where 188 the public health nurses leant reviewed and accepted by the nal activity and commented: etote troopers keep order In what foUow-up care will be exectiUve board. Each member "The economic situation up M0,(X)0 S(]uare miles of Isnd, needed at home by patients WlU receive a copy for study. Favorito here now Is such as to attract "needs a statewide Intelligence MaotorpiocM at Homo) aho(A to be diaoharged from the Several ctiter Important Items GENERAL CLEANING SERVICES organized crime. And now Is the toilt. probably In the Public hospitsi. of buslneas are aleo on the time to get in on the ground Safety Department." adding: announce the foRBwing Many ether patients said they agenda for that evening floor.” " I think It needs it now. It (Md not know what health and Followtng the formal meeting, IS WEEK Alaska's economy long has needs to develop experletice so refreohm enu wUI be eervod ^•Ifare services would be avad- been dependent on federal It will be able to spot organised and there vrtll te ^ capapaign EXPANDED SERVICES •*>!« to them after their ,dis- crle when It arrives." i • PMrduso of $S or Mort ^lending, mostly by the mlU- work irasloH. \ ^ «*»aiT»- Personett remarked that legit tory- Ttds meeting B open to any To Inform them—and the rest But the Mate's new-found oil imate businesses can seers sm ReptAWcon woman' in town who ^ Professionol on Location Rug Shampooing of the people here and in neigh- wealth, publicized by the sale core™ for syndicate criminals Did you realize you can have a super- would like an opportunity to .. Did you realize that extension phones horing commuMHes—the Health last mcaith of more than 8900 engaged In Illegal activity. 20'MASTERPRINT visit the RepubUcan baadquar- ^ Venetion Blind Woshing convenient desk ^;(tension phone in your Education Project has prepared P*roonett said he is thkiking come in eleven decorator colors? milLon In oil and gas leases on te™ and meet the new town a complete listing of such serv- the North Slope, Is changing the of asking the leglalatu™ aad IW AND EXbmN SEUaiON family room for just SI .00* a month? committee cbalrman. These are some of the things you learn kses. which will get wide dlatri- state's economic picture. Go t . Keith MiUer to csUblleti ^ Light Fixture Washing Ibdlitln Beard REPRODUaiONS EVERY WEEK. And for just 70C* extra a month you can btiHon. an inteUlgence unit In the SUte 8 from' Home &. Phone. It’s a new kind of Bally says Valdez. Fairbanks The South Wlndaor RegUtartd police next year. PWl ESTIMATES. PHONE 649-5334 have the soft, musical Bell Chime to an decorating guide and it's yours, free At The Other pftlenU said they had Anchorage and Kenal are Nuroee Chib win meet thfe nounce calls. Phone Store or from any telephone man. trouble getting to the hospital. among the likely targeU for Ma "T h U would hare to be a unit Wedneedsv evening at 8 M the 46 OAK STREET, MANCHESTER^ (Rear) Pknergency cases are carried fia six] other crime syndicate of trained speclaUsta." be said. Audlo-vUual Room at the ' In MOiDon 10 otnof cnorgos tpc)> by volunteer ambulance, but operators. "Y ou can’t have a man tnresU- The Southern New England Tetephone Company STORE V . school. Dr/ Henry C Low H*rl- ______non-emergency cases must find Vaid«s wlU be the Gulf of gating a burglary - - one day______and ford. wrlU npeak i / ®*^'**^ HU fW tigHi !• liMrt Omeeirtm Hrkwt |b { their own way. The project has terminal of the planned »«rtdng on organised crime the viacular surgery. AU Bmo, OtMMWMi had tMfcMin Im OHwv drawn iq> a plan tor the trons- Pipeline from the North as are Invited to ai PAGE TWELVE ______MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, OCtOBER 20, 1969 SecHon Two MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1969 flanrltralrr Ettnting l| r r a IB MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1969 PagC8 13 to 24

About Town Coleman Barks, // Manohastsr Hgta School gul- I I iMnce oquBseloia 1* Donald Brooha and Ronald 8. Mlaoadlo Georgia Poet, will attand a meating of OoUege To Visit MCC Anderson-Little Bound on Thursday at Tîtacoo Valley Motor Inn. Wtodsor. This Post Ooieman Barks, whoss is an orgartaation of coUega ad- works have recently appaaraJ oUBcart edio group in more than M magaataMa^ will rtfcrts in dtieB dcross the coun visit Msnehastar try to axposa aludents to itia OoUege Wwkissday. Ha wID wide range of aduoatloaal op- five a reading and oondnet « portunttlea avallahla. dlacuadon In the Harttoid Rd. building cafeteria at 8 pjia The pubUc U Invltad. A third seminar fto panots of Gr. Barks Is a mamhaa' of rtudents {denning poat • Mgh the English department at tha school education wlU be oon- Unlveralty of Oaorgia. Ha te diietad tomorrow rtght flom 7 currently on a raadli« tour, to 9 In Room A7 of Mancbeatar which will inchida atopa at Hlgli Sdioal by Harry MUd- Trinity and Smith OoUagea. guidanoe oounaalor. He , Harper and Row will pubUrti wlU disoum procedures tor sito- his ftrst book of poetry In lg?0. ;»*tlng appUcatlons, toatii« in- Many of hla pouwm appear ht ftwtootlon and regutrennents, three enUnloêe; DoubMay '^ tto g oolegee, and aelectlvtty Anchor "Quickly Aging H an: of ocdlages. Some Poete of the itIVa": Bkaok Sun Preaa’ "1 1 m New Generation of Poato” : and Aflto- Mystic Review, North Ameri Echo Press' "Twenty-tkna o can Benefit Association, wSl Oallfomia Poets." meet tomorrow at 8 pjn. at Odd Dr. Berks was the wlanar of Fleltows Halt the 1968 Oeotgla Wiiters' Aaao- oietkm awards for ths bast 2 Manchester Chapter, Iliaabled poem and baat poetry ■»»—«- , 0 American Veterans, wlU mast script. He lies given a number tomoriuw at 8 p.m. at the o f reedlnga in the AUantA-Ath- American Legion Home. ene (Oe.) area end has bad lU poems pubilslMd in HtUe mag- The Toaer Group of Second eaines. C’* » » ’««eto)nal Church wlU He was bom In Chattano For 42 years Anderson-Little has been manufacturing O meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the oga, Tenn. He holds a BA and church. Mm. Flora Ranney will Ph. D. degrees from the UW- Piwssnt a program on “ Balls In verelty of CêUfomla at Berk and selling clothing direct to the people of New England at Itehgion." Members of the eley. Before Joining the Untnr- a atrioUand-Borat Group wUi ba eity of Oeorgle fecuHy, Dr. consistently low factory prices. O f u ^ . Hoatesses are Mrs. Barks taught two yean at the □ rVands Dowds, Mm. Elmo Gen UnlvsmUy of Southern Ohlitor- ovese, Mrs, Gait Swanson and And now, to celebrate our 42nd Anniversary, we are offering Mrs. Charles Genovese. even greater savings on the tremendous Anderson-Little values «w>«Wftoonor Arthur The West Side Reunion Oom- 1934 Qass ^ martier of ceremonlea Atty. AiMxmy J. G*yk at mlttee will meet Wednesdsy at that have become famous throughout New England. Saturday idght-s Manchester Hgti Sohtool C kw of i S w . 7 p.m. at the home of Nlok Angelo, 483 Parker 8t. h ie . Has Reunion imlom A*ty. Gryk is holding the 1934 Somanhis, dedICMted to HAS MOVKO TO Mr. ming. (HeraU photo by Bucelvlciui.) 1186 TOUAND TTHK. Approximately 180 perxHui A "Meet Ruth Tucker" cof Mrs. Anderson both were mem fee will be held Wednesdsy at were present Saturday night at with the scaffolding has never bers of the 1934 Class. 9:80 a.m. at the home of Mr. the Manchester Country Club been explained, however. and Mrs. Eugene Blackwell, HI A contribution, on behalf of Wayland woe woridng wtth for the SSth anniversary reixilon the 1934 class, is being made Baldwin Rd. Mrs. Tucker Is the a router last Monday when he Democratic candidate for town of the Manchester High School to the Manchester Scholarship received the shock. The router Making Tkete Treat! h a Tricky Btuinesi BE OLEVER ^LEBRATE WITH THESE OUTSTANDING VALUES! Class (g 1M4. Fimd. treasurer. was apparently not plugged in. Brtore thattls M Martbs# n#of tliMwthetr annual MMsetei Halloween__ oapere.___ three_ robkna nran.r. The general chairman of the He was found lying between traate tor the Deasert-Eashlan Show snoiM ored^ w T * .***”*! PULL evening was Mrs. Dorothy P. Cub Scout Pack 98 committee two girders, his head bleeding. and all den mothers of the pack Kenny and the master of cere The rtiock knocked Wayland RUTH’S LEVER monies was Atty, Anthony J. Condition Same will meet Wednesday at 7:80 Giyk. unoonscioua and caused his p.m. at the home of <3ar! Hahn. heart to stop beating, but hoe- For Shock Victim 83 Wllllard Rd. The Women's Christian Fel The executive board of the NOVe «h The honored guests were Mr. pttal doctors and nurses ad- lowship of Second Congrega Women's a u b of Manctiester Generation Gup and Mrs. Arthur H. Dllng, Mr. Andrew Wayland, 27, of 36 ™toiatored oxygen and mas Temple Chapter, OE8. will ob tional Church will meet tonight Anniversary Specials! and Mrs. Philip Emory, Mr. Marshall Rd., the victim of a saged Waykuid's heart to re serve Treasurer's Night, honor at 8 at the church. The Rev. will meet tonight at 8 at the 0 Anniversary Specials! Priest’s Topic Anniversary Specials! and Mrs. Leon Fallot and Dep severe electric Shock he re- vive him. However, his condi ing Mrs. Helen T. Elliott, at lu Clifford O. Slmpeon, pastor of home of Mrs. Samuel Crisplno, uty Mayor Harold A. Turklng- oeivod in an accident while tion remains serious. meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. Center Congregational Church, 332 Hackmatack St. Mrs. ton. The 1S84 class president, The Rev. Edward G. Pfnausch working at Allied Casting last Tile labor department has at the Masonic Temple. and his wife will present a pro George Naczkowskl Is 00- of the Church of Bt. Thomas Dr. William Gray of New York, been investigating the accident gram. Monday, is stiU In crlUcal con Treasurers from cha{>ters hoalcBs. the Aportle in Waot liarUord attended with his wife. dition this morning. toidng to discover the source of throughout the stote will be WlU be guem speaker at the Tiling, former Manchester electricity. AuthoriUes at Manchester guests. After a business meet The American Legion Auxll- The executive board of Luts CxanUned Catholic Mothers Clr- superintendent of schools, was AUx reported tMa morning Memorial Hospital said today ing, Lawrence Harvey will di iiiry will meet tonight at 8 at Junior Museum Volunteer olss of Mancheeter 82nd annual Our Regular $55 (uid $60 principal of the high school that engineers were going over that Waykuid's condition has rect square and quadrille danc the Poet Home. The Auxiliary League sdll meet tomorrow at banquet Monday, Oct. 28, at 7 Our Regular $16 when the 1934 class graduated. the router’s insulntlon to dieck meets on the third Monday of Our Regular $70 hot chcuiged since he was ad- ing. Mrs. Marlon Kingsbury Is 9:18 a.m. at the museum. p.m. at WUlle'a Steak Houee. FINE VIRGIN WOOL Emory was a biology teacher Ms oonductlve oapedUea In charge of refreshments. each month. 9 5 ALL WOOL SPORT COATS mlbto^Jto the hospital early last Hla toptr: "The Generation r o ^ I n g WORSTED SUITS..... •95 at the high school then. Fallot Monday afternoon. Ladles Aid of Lutheran Wom Gap/' MINK TRIMMED COATS- 5_ 9_ ® 8 ® - Ifl [Sizes took the class picture. Turldng- John Mather Chapter, Order The Keeney St. School PTA R M A a t a M c &BLAZERS...... Meanwhile the cause of a sec an’s Mlaoionary League of Zion Lavish pleated mink collars on our newest elegant silhouettes, of DeMoIay, wUl confer the ■will have an open house to The event will o|Mn with a Our Reg. $19 to $20 Sport Coats 14.95 Sizes 13-20 8-12 ton was musical director then, ond accident at Allied Cast Lutheran Church, will sponsor Boclal time at 8:10. R « |M ln Do m and had organised the first DeMolay degree on new night at 8 at the school. PTA ing last Tuesday, has been “put I Fire Calls | a qMghetU supper Thursday Raaervatlona close tomorrow, RMdfatiiglljr high school orchestra and band. initiates tonight at 7:80 at the membership may be obtained In order" according to the State from 8:80 to 7 p.m. in ths and may be made by contacting Our Regular $35 to $40 Our Regular $6 Prises were awarded to Ralph Saturday night, town fire Masonic Temple. during the event. FVm B r tte it g g T^bor Department, divisicn of men went rtb Cerfer and Edger- church asMmbly room. For rss- Mrs. Herbert Stevenson, 46 Ken Our Regular $35 Smith, for traveling the great CASUAL AND DRESSY indurtrial safety. ton Sts., to the scene of an auto ervatlona. call Mrs. Frederick nedy Rd. TIckats srlll not be o a PERMANENT PRESS est dltkance to the reunion _ to that accident, tlitwe men Members of the Chamtnade Catholic Ladles of Columbus, Schneider of in High St. VIRGIN WOOL Town Country 195 accident to wash some gasoline Musical Club Chorus are re Gibbons Assembly, srlll meet ecM at the door. UNTRIMMED COATS... DRESS SLACKS...... I Sizes from Ohio; to Leland Stevens foU some 14 feet when the scaf- off the road. The call came In 649-2871 — 649-1616 SPORT COATS...... ^ crtj 29®® 8-20 and Joseph ValenU, for having toWlng they were working on minded to meet tonight at 7:30 tomorrow at 8 p.m. at ths KofC Sizes 8- 18, 5-15 at 8:43 p.m. the most children — six each; collapeed. The men were not at the home of Mrs. David hail. The program will be on T (BLAZERS NOT INCLUDED) Yesterday at 11 :S8 a.m., town Comp, 97 Hollister St. fresh flower arrangements. and to Merritt and Dorothy ^ o u d y injured and Leo AUx, firefighters went to 23 8. Adams Our Regular $18 Wengrovius Anderson, for be of the Industrial safety division, Our Regular $20 to $22 St. where they extinguished a The council on ministries of The French Chib of Msachee- ing the most recent newlyweds- said today “the scaffolding haa fire In a play house. Firemen BOYS’ a few months ago. Mr. and been put in order.” North United Methodist Church ter will sponsor a public whist FAKE FUR said the cause of the minor will meet tonight at 8 at the BRAND NEW 69 MERCURY MONTEREY Our Regular $9 '9 5 HbeaetJy what was wrong and setback card {Muiy tonight ALL WEATHER COATS. blaze was undetermined. church. at 8 at Orange Hall. Rsfrssh- CAMPUS COATS...... with zip-out pile liners to 20 PERMANENT PRESS Sizes ()- Ki, 5- 15 ments will be served, and tick 195 The Junior Rhythm Choir ef ets may be {Mirchaoed at ths CONVERT18LE DRESS SLACKS...... North United MethodUt Church door. Members are reminded to Our Regular $13 to îk will rehearse tomorrow at t;M bring articles for an auction Our Regular $21 to $22 p.m. at the church. table. PERMANENT PRESS NYLON SKI JACKETS 195 The after-school program of The North Manchester Al- ALL WEATHER COATS... PILE LINED South United Methodist Church Anon family group srlU meat Our Regular $60 will be held tomorrow from t:U with zip-out pile liners Sizes 8-18, 5- 15 Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the par to 4 p.m. In Wesley Hall of ths ish house of Second Congrega VIRGIN WOOL church. , 4 4 9 5 tional CSiurch. The Thursday TOPCOATS...... Our Regular $9 group will mast at 8 p.m. In Miss Mary E. Zatkowskl, the Pathftndsrs Club at ua LADIES’SKIRTS ^ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Norman St. Both groups meet 9 5 ley E. Zatkowskl of 171 Thomp weekly and are open to flrwids A cer deiJgned to change lorne mindil Ailde from H» obvlout beauty, qufet lubetem WOOL & WOOL BLEND...... son Rd., Is the recipient of a and relaUves of a parson srlth tisl r.de end ouijtandmg interior Iwury, there er* teverel other good reeiom elw Sizes 10- 18, 5- l:t board of trustee eeholarstUp at a ssvsrs drinking problem. th (^ yaho Uiuelly loot, away when yog ley convertible will be admiring Monterey. Our Regular $8 George Washington University, Ihu car i( fifluhed m medium blue me»elllc, complemantsd with Monterey 1 hendiom# where she is a freshman. She ell vinyl interior which e'eenj with a damp doth, white convertible top eutometic 100% SHETLAND WOOL is a graduate of Bast Catholic trentmuiion wh.tewell lire., power tide window*, power front diK breket. power :95 Our Regular $7 to $9 High Bchoot. 1962 OMvrelel Iteering, radio, deluie tnm remote control mirror, delu>e wheelII coven. There I here wlUwin SWEATERS...... LADIES’ SWEATERS ftill bGtiunfty d«yf to Gnjoy tbn •iCGptionGl The Women's Homs League of WtoWon Wagaai to he Oiuv :9 5 convertible veluel Federel Label Llil $4341, SALE CARDIGANS & PULLOVERS the Salvation Army sriU meet Uooed Tueeday, Get. 21, 10 Sizes ;M- I0 Ol tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the Cita a-m. aharp at Dougisa Mo- PRICE del. Mrs. Margaret Therrlon Is tore. 140 Mala Street, •3471 Our Regular $.30 VO hostess. Our Regular $11 t o f HERE ARE JUST TWO TYPICAL SAVINGS yoB ON THE TERRIFIC BUYS YOU CAN MAKE NOW ON ( MEN’S FULLY LINED |95 do C*X« 2 ALL WEATHER COATS 195 willi /ip-oui pil,. liiiors WOOL SLACKS...... - glkO*^ " strniKlit ami tliire bottoms Sizes (>- 18, 5- 15 O' Manchsifer't Oldstf NEW 69 MERCURY _ - ^ e Vt- ^ with Pinatf

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A' Section Two \ MONDAY, OC7TOBER 20, 1969 Soenfng lirralii MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1969 Pages 13 to 24

A b o u t T o w n // Maaobestsr High achotri gul'y/ Coleman Barks, <»*noe counseloia L. Donald Brooks and ilonald^ S. MiocatUo Georgia Poet, wUl attend a meeting of O oU ^ To Visit MCC Bound on O lan ilay at Tokoooo Val^y Motor Inn, VWndsor. This Post Cbleman Barks, Mbi'wt iaao orgamaatlon of coUage ad- works have recently appaarad miosluu ofCicen wiio grmgi their in more than 30 magaatasa^ w fll ««orta in cities across the ooun- visit Manchester OominuBltjr tiy to expose atudads to the OoUege Wethissday. Ha win wl<*e range of educational op- (iva a reading and a Po>tunlties available. discussion in the Harttoid Rd. building cafeteria at 8 p A Tha pubUc is tovltsd. A third oemtoar for paiants of Dr. Barks la a msmbaf o f rtudMts planntog post - Mgh the EngUsh department at dM ■ohool education will be oon- s v University of Georgia. Ha to itocted tomorrow night ftum t currently on a reading tour, to 9 to Room A7 of Mancbeeter which w ill include stops at High Sriwol by Harry Mlald- Trinity and Smith OoUagas. ment, guldanoe counselor. He Harper and Row w ill pukUrtl wlU diaouaB procedures tor srib- hU hrst book of poetry ta WO. W\ f**tttog appUeationB, teatiiM to- Many o f his poenw appear hi fotmation and requirenienta, three anthologies; ITniililsikij ^ •In g oolegea. and saleotlvtty V Anchor “ Quickly Agtiw H a n : of colleges. Some Poato of the lt10*a": Black Sun Preos' '“Ilia Near Genamtion o f P osts": andAata- Mystic Review, North Ameri Bisbo Press' "Taranty-lhna can Benefit Aesoclatlon, wHl OaUfomla Poets." meet tomorrow at 8 p.m, at Odd Dr. Barks was the wlimar o f Pellowa Hall. the 1968 Georgia Wrltara' Asso ciation awards for ths bsst Manchester Chapter, Disabled poem and bast poetry "«»■««- American Vetenuw, will meet script. He has given a number ‘ « " « T o w at 8 p.m, at the of readings in the Atlonta-Atb- r Amerioan L,egten Home. ana (Ga.) area and has 181 poems pubUahsd In HtUa mag- H ie Toaer Group o f Second aainea. C < »««*«d lo n a l Church wlU He was bom In Chattano meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the oga. Tenn. He holds a BA and ctonx*. Mrs. Flora Raniiey wiU Ph. D. degrees from the Unh P «“ *it a program on “ BeUa In veralty of CaUfomla at Bark- H^ldlon.” Members o f the aley. Before joining tha Untvar- StrioMand-Borat Group wUl be sity of Georgia facultyt Dr. tW rts. Hostesaes are Mrs. Barks taught two ysara at the Prancls Dowds, Mrs. Elmo Oen- UnlvarsUy of aouthem Oklttor- oveae, Mrs. Oari Swanaon and Mrs. Charles Oenovaae.

*'• * « * * < * ■ • « « » Arthur The West Side Reunion Oom- 1934 Qass master of ceremonies Atty. AMhony J. Okyk at mlttee will meet Wednesday at Saturday lUghfa Manchester High School Class^ o< ^ ra- 7 p.m. at the home o f Niok Angelo, 4«3 Parker 8t. hie. Has Reunion i ^ . Atty. Gryk Is holding the 1934 Somanhis, d e d t e ^ to IMB MOVKO TO Mr. llBng. (HeraU photo by Bucelviclui.) 1118 T08XAND Approximately IBO perscms A "Meet Ruth Tucker" cof Mrs. Anderson both were mem fee w ill be held Wednesday at were present Saturday night at with the aoaffoldtog has never 9:30 a.m. at the home of Mr. bers of the 1934 Class. been explained, however. the Manchester Country Club A contribution, on behalf of and Mrs. Eugene Blackwell, H I for the S8th anniversary reunion Waytand was working with Baldwin Rd. Mrs. Tucker is the the 1934 class, is being made a router last Monday when he of the Manchester High School Democratic candidate for town to the Manchester Scholarship received the rtiock. The router Making These Treats Is a Tricky Business BE CLEVER Class of 1»S4. Fund. treasurer. was apparently not plugged in. The general chairman of the He was found lying between BULL evening was Mrs. Dorothy F. Cub Scout Pack 96 committee two girders, his head bleeding. and all den mothers of the pack Kenny and the master of cere Hie shock knocked Wayland RUTH’S LEVER monies was Atty. Anthony J. Condition Same will meet Wednesday at 7:80 Gryk. hoooneciouo and caused his p.m. at the home of Carl Hahn. heart to stop beating, but hos For Shock Victim 63 Wllllard Rd. The ' Women's Christian Fol- The executive board ot the NOV. Ilh H ie honored guests were Mr. pital doctors and nurses ad- - lowship of Second Congrega Women’s d u b of Manchester and Mrs. Arthur H. ming, Mr. Andrew Wayhuid, 27, of 36 "*toiatored oxygen and mas- Temple Chapter, OES, will ob tional Church will meet tonight Generation Gap and Mrs. Philip Emory, Mr. Marahall Rd., the victim of a s««red Wayland's heart to re serve Treasurer's Night, honor at 8 at the church. The Rev. will meet tonight st 8 at the and Mrs. Leon Fallot and Dep severe oleotric shock he re- vive him. However, his condi ing Mrs. Helen T. Elliott, at iU d ifford O. Simpson, pastor of home of Mrs. Samuel Ciisptno, Priest’s Topic uty Mayor Harold A. Turklng- oelvod to an accident wMle tion remains aerioua meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. Center Congregational Church, 332 Hsckmatock St. Mrs. The Rev. Bldwsrd G. Pfnausch ton. The IWM class president, working at Allied Casting last Hie labor depaitmer* has at the Masonic Temple. and his wife will present a pro George Nacshowskl U oo- of the Church of St. Tbaniaa Dr. William Gray of New York, Monday, is stiU in critical con been tovesUgating the accident Treasurers from chapters gram. hoeteas. attended with his wife. dition this morning. trying to discover the soiuoe of the Aportle In West Hartford throughout the stole w ill be wlU be guert speaker s i the nilng, former Manchester eilootricity. The American Legion Auxil Authorities at 'Manchester guests. After a business meet The executive board of Luto Combined Catholic Mothers Clr- superintendent of schools, was AMx reported tMs morning iary will meet tonight at 8 at Memorial Hospital sold today ing, Lawrence Harvey wUI di Junior Museum Volunteer cIsB of Manchester 82nd anniad principal of the high school that engineers were going over the Post Home. Tho Auxiliary PAS that Waytand’s oombtion has rect square and quadrille danc League sdll meet tomorrow at banquet Monday, Oct. 38. at 7 when the 1834 class graduated. the router’s InsuMlon to check ing. Mrs. Marion Kingsbury is meets on the third Monday of not chfuiged since he wna ad 9:13 a.m. at the museum/ p m. at WUIle's a t^ h Hoims. Emory was a biology teacher Kb oonduotive oapecktiem. In charge of refreshments. each month. mitted to the hospital early last His topic: "The Generation ROOFING at the high school then. Fallot Monday afternoon. Ladles Aid of^Luthsron Wom Gap." took the class picture. Turklng- Meanwhile the cause o f a sec John Mather Chapter,' Order The Keeney St. School PTA an's Mlsolonary Leagua of Zion R m C a g mmi ton was musical director then, of DeMblay, wUI confer the •will have an open house to The event wUl open with a ond accident at Allied Lutharan Church, will spenaor social time at 6:80. ItelMUrs P o m uid had organized the first DeMolay degree on new night at 8 at the school. PTA tng last Tuesday, has been “put I Fire Calls | a apaghstU supper Thursday Rsservatlons close tomorrow, Rsiabtkidlr high school orchestra and band. to order" according to the State InlUates tonight at 7:80 at the membership may be obtolnsd from 6:80 to T p.m. In ths Saturday night, town fire Masonic Temple. during the event. and may be mode by ccnUcUng Eras BsttaMUas Prises were awarded to Ralph I^ahor Dqiartment, divlalon

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\ ■ PAGE POtKTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HEKALD, MANGHEjs'l'isit, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1969 ______. ■ ' '■ .. ■ A ’ -'.- \ KtANCHEtyiKB FVBNING HERALD. IfANCHBSTEB. tJOHH. MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1969 PAGE FIFTEEN Camp-Johnson A n d over Tolland Petersen-^heehan Belangerênovesi Miss Unda Shirtey Johnaaa and Henry R idaid Camp, both mas TsKiinda Ahoe Oenoveal ot Vernon, were wed Saturday and Leonard John Bdanger, in Paper, morning at Burmide United both of EOtngton, were united Methodist Church, East Htet- ford. in marriage Saturday morning Tomorrow Efficiency The bride is a daughter o t at the CfauFcb of St. Luke in _ dertirtbtag the neishboni la oUier dlreetioas. EUUngton. Mr. and Mm. Qeoige D. Jotai^ mutual need. mid son Sr. of KeUy Rd. The Inide- 'Rie bride Is a daughter of ^ problems to determine flie most groom Is the son of Mr. and Mr. and Mm. Loula V. Oeno- m e ^ t ^ s S v ^ Andover me- ^ ^ parUcutar stree. on pmcUcol and eooDomlenl wnys Mm. Hugh Callahan of 10 Great veM of 6 Mbeer Dr. The bride mentary School. Peitqr Cook, *be need tor emdency and re- of meeting tbeee ptoUera, Dr. groom is a son of Mr. and Mm. about epeak tgwnelvenese in local govetn- many of which will become long The Rev. Albln O. DahlquM, Aldriek Belanger of S7 Winder- pastor of Burnside United Meth* mere Are. pe wUl foUow his The position paper reteased The compoeittan of the town odist Church, performed the The Rev. John Honan, pastor The n—.. ^ Democratic Town *• changing, according to the ceremony. The bride was given of the Church of St. Luke, per meet Ohalrman Charlew E. TUCautt, Democrats. ''More than so per In marriage by her father. S r e S i S v " ’' Democratic emnSdê cent of our poputetlon me Mm. WUUaim Drohan of Bast formed the douMe-ring ceremo Irsvin Reed •el***mon, stetes, "Poeitive sc- to the town. They bring Hartford, sister of the bride, ny and celebrated the nuptial was matron of honor. Bridea- Maas. Ronald Macadlo of Ver ^ S ^ l S e ^ e r S o ^ ^ tion. must be taken to p to .^ wlto them varying I d e ^ r L S ^ malds wore Miss Bernadette non was organist. be ^ Liw « « mid to effWenUy • » >*gm ChesUck and Miss Donna Chea- The bride was given In mar- them-to your h o ^ T h e ^ i c u»e of Its Aaaete." D I S C ^ T lick, both of Wapping; and rlag;e by her father. She wore a 18 Invited to attend. ^ “ *« challenges of the toete*toi^” e ffc ^ .. Miss Diane Deaautels of South \ fuU-len^ empire gown of silk ' '■'S Ubmty Swao and callc tor an end U> Windsor. The flower girl was peau de sole, dealgned with a The Andover PubUc Ubraiy ^ “ consecutlvie years of Re- Anne Marie Drohan of Beat high neckline, kmg sleeves of wUl play host tq a Ubrary puWlcan - oontitriled govern- a s t a n S ^ ^ ^ ^ i ^ ^ i ^ “i ^ Hartford, niece of the bride. Inaported Ehiglijdi net, eppUqued meeting Thursday at 10 a m f ■**'“*“ “ and Clifford T. Nelson of Blast with Alenoon lace cmd accent ^proxlmately 12 libraries lirili Thifault emphasised the post- b ack J ^ ^ “ JIhU e*^ t ^ ^ Hartford served as beat man. ed with iridescent pearls, and be represented as weU as the «< » paper wna not not a ^ t ^ L d T V ^ Ushers were WUUam Drohan of a detachaMe chapel-length U b r ^ Service Center of WUll- platform, but a statement of mUU.“ the paper Bast Hartford, brother-in-law train. Her bouffant veil of alUc .uw pWloeophy based on studies ot "OOnslderatf^ must be alven of the bride; Richard Johnson of illuskm was arranged from a J a u ^ / I h ’ ““ '**** IwWems to two fast increasing s e g i^ I^ Vernon, brother of the bride; lace headpiece trimmed wlfli ^ “ *“*® » WUl toce In of our town « \ and Donald Murphy of Tolland, seed pearls, and she .oeuried a cousin of the bridegroom. bouquet of phaelanopsla. noon In thn »«rved ^ *«nie Democratic party, while town. Both these gxoups A reception was held at the mss Jean Belanger of BUh^ Community Hall in South Wind- O o n g ri^ ^ ^ ^ ^ u ^ S ^ b v Town of Tol- must be given an a c U ^ T S ton, sister of the bridegroom, and a cor- '^ « v e voice In the town, a SOT. The couple will live at 71 popular Hanmer St., Bast Hartford. was maid of honor. Bridesmaids The Swap Session wlU be at- demand tor increas- toelr gMuHcuIar Mrs. Camp is a 1968 gradu were lOw Cythla Genoveat, tended by Ubrary directors, U- * » " “ n®- ate of South Windsor High mss Susan Oenovesi, and Miss brarlans, and Ubrary board ^ ® ? ^ that many of these de- School. Mr. Camp, a graduate of ■'v:. Donna Oenoveal, all of Ellington membere. Theee sesilona ar^ <*esipes can be t«- , DemocraUc leadership P' New Britain Senior High School, and slstem of the liride; and held quarterly, each Ume at a corresponding to- ^ ‘*’® is employed at Don's Speed mas Dliute Carpenter and Mias different Ubrary. The main pur- ®/^*®“** in «he local tax rate." < ^ ^ n a l pro Shop, Bast Haitfond. MRS. KEITH RAYMOND PETERSEN Olnny Marcdieaanl, both of pose is to exchange books a ^ t “ *® “ ** Rockville. Maryann Oenovesi of M to 30 at a ^ e , ^ f m S ^^® ® « * ' «*» new decade Manchester, cousin of the bride, In the light fiction and mystery 1970's, a larger and more government and nrxvant The marriage of Miss Jocui the bridegroom; and Lawrence was flower girt. EUzabeth Sheehan end Sgt. Butt of Malvern, Pa category. These swap sessltHia popuUUon Sloping servtees ^ The bride's attendants wore allow the libraries to provide torearts a greater need for deavors." ®”' / readlr^ of ^ s type, in quanU- “ or® PoUoe protecUon, end "The Charter Study Commls- ty v*ere they would not be more pracUcal support tor the slon must look f o r ^ r n ^ ^ t able to p u rc^ e In quantity. volunteer emergency services resentaUve and row nrtw ^ s i r Amerloan Henisg* photo sir. ana mm. i>anlel J. Shee- ^ses. The bridegroom's mother crysthanthemum. The flower M *“ ** “• ^ depculment and of governmeiit for our town vet han of 227 Oak St. The faride- ®*mlrman, the ambulance association." one which will meet the MRS. HENRY RICHARD CAMP wore an apricot crepe dress, girl had a basket of yellow O. Poz photo SHPPRIN6 B im . ft as assirted by 28 TOUcitors In The Democrats continue, *"g demands of the 1970's " groom is a sen of Mr. and pompons. MRS. LEONARD JOHN BELANGER ^ ' | i ipi If nil y ill I ^ m M f I r j r '1 ■ Mm. Chester P. Petemen of 80 cotton lace coat, matching ac- ®'"®" routine gw- They further call for the "In- ceosories, and a corsage of Richard Belanger of Tolland PLUS TOP VALUE STAMPS! Deepwood Dr. served as best man for his T ^ fimd^ ^ operations such as creased use of tfie fully tnUned The Rev. Joseph B. Vujs of white roses and a phalaenopsis with a Jewel neckline, a sash langer wiU Uve on Mt. Vernon imrcbaslng town equipment and constables as a support to the orchid. brother. Ushers were Walter and matching accessories. The Dr., RockvUle. WTOk. Funds collect- suppUes and meeting increas- town's resident state trooper Bt. James' Church performed Moody, Peter Skipper, John the double-ring ceremeny. Bou After a reception for uo at bridegroom's mother wore a Mr. Belanger, a 1966 grad- I '* payroUs, must be made communications Burr Cornerswurner* Willie's Steak House, Sgt. and Purphey and Michael McDer mlnt green dress, with match- uate of ElUngton High School, Is nîcut Trails Council which more eftictent to save taxpay-permitting direct contact be- 725 Middle quets of gladioli and pompons mott, all of Ellington; and Don SOUTH WINDSOR SHOPPING CENTER were on the altar. Mrs. Petersen left for a plane Ing accessories. employed as assistant super- o r^ lz e s troops,, recruits ad- er dollars." tween the town's emergency uitt’wC. MANCHESTER Turnpllie East ald Brierley of Rockville. Peter A reception for 200 was held visor of data processings In Hart- The brideuiiue waswvs given in marmar- trip —v to — — Elbow Beach Surf Club, Oenovesi of Manchester cousin ""*® Tolland miwt “ rvices. road crews and super- flags by her father. She wore a Bermuda. They will Uve at at Pagonl’s Restaurant at Crys- ford Insurance Group. Mrs. Be- n f ^ oratod as the muM-mUllon forces must beoome a of the bride, was rlngbearer. t^ Lake. The couple went on a langer, also a 1966 graduate of full-length' ----...... gown of...... chantUly Westover APB, Maas., after Mrs. Oenovesi wore a sleeve ^ n sors Girl Scout parUcipa- dollar corporation It Is," the ellmlnaUng time cot^ lace, designed with a scalloped- Nov. 2. plane trip to Miami Beach. Af- Ellington High School, is a den- n Interna- statement reads, "or utmoat emnlng delays In trying to ac- POPULAR FANCY N.Y. STATE less dress of aqua silk worsted. ter Nov. 1, Mr. and Mrs. Be- tal assistant In Vernon. POPULAR ENRICHED edged neckline, long tapered -----Mrs.------Petersen,giauu- a 1987 gradu- ^ Importance, however, is the re- compllsh even routine tasks." aleeves, a bouffant skirt, end a ate of Manchester High School, tnatotalns and <^rates five tentlon of the intanrtble spirit Pledged support U given to <*«*achable watteau train. Her was employed by Button's Inc. resident camps and 11 day that has made TUland^the recreational pro- iUuslon veil was arranged Sgt. Petersen, a 1964 graduate o . unique place to Uve, which we Prtvate or- Andover Scouts frequently use Û admire." ganlzaUons Interested In helping from a headpiece of Venise lace of Manchester High School, at- Justice-Majeska TOINATO and pearls, and she carried a tended Manchester Oomniunl- ^ ' “ '®* m D eb^n , "The growtli rate ItseOf whUe ^® “ ■ various prob- WHITE The engagement of mss crescent cascade bouquet of ty CbllMre for a vear before he Miss Sally Ann Majeska of a reslclent camp, and ^^mp causing problems, can aim pro- *®"^ *"“■* *^® encouraged. The Nlppewaukeo. In Hebron, a day benefits which can be used *’**‘*® plaimlng and conserva- 0^1 EUzabeth Plgglns of Rock- phalaenopels orchids and roees. enteredtte s e rv l^ ^ o r a vear Manchester and Thomas Dale vUle to Capt. Thomas P. Devltt Mrs, Richard DeLong of Men- he was stationed In Thailand' Justice of North Scltuate, R.I., of Westfield, N.J., has been tank, N.Y., cousin of the bride. He Is now at Westover APB TOe mUclto.^ are ^ p h ^ LfedtoTaU »»® ®P®"®<« exchanged vows Saturday eve JUICE announced by her parents, Mr. was matron of honor. She wore ... ’ towns whether they are arow- **** convenience of the aver- and Mrs. Willis S. Plgglns of a sapphire blue empire gown vr . 7 7 1 . ^------ntogning In candlelight ceremonleiceremonies ard Ward, Bausola Rd.; Mrs. grow townsperson, not merely tor ^ u l ^nahirt. Bear Swamp ,j,j^ white paoer aoes on to **’® convenience of those who BREAD Legion Dr. trimmed with Venise^ United Church of Christ Rd.; Mrs. Richard Osborne, k hold the office," the DemocraU Her fiance Is the son of Mr. ®*guad with a stand-up collar, Votes Grant for Blacks The bride Is the daughter of and Mrs. Prank Devltt of West- olbow-length sleeves,, and a Mr. and Mrs. Erich A. Majeska Boston Hill Rd.; Mrs. Watson “J® "® " emphasize. "Evening and s X ! WORCESTER, Mass. (AP) — Wordsworth, Boston Hill Rd.. day hours ar^ n e ^ r y If Se field. panel train attached to the ool- of 93 Hamlin St. The bridegroom o n w A grant of |l million to the Mbs- Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilber and Mrs. Richard Estabrook, '»■ taxpayer 1, to be able to afford Mlss Plgglns Is a graduate of ^^r. Her silk IUuslon veil was sachuaetta Black Ecumenical H. Justice of North Scltuate. M“*hlesonDr. s ^ c t ^ c o m b ^ wItt t h ^ «,rvices offer- Manchester High School. She arranged from a cluster of dais- Commission has been approved CANS pound The Rev. Robent D. Justice Also, Mrs. J. Cuyler Hutch- ph>g of the talento and expert- ,. attended Eastern Connecticut and abe carried a bouquet of by the United Church of Christ. Inson. Bunker HiU Rd.; Mrs. ence of many of the to w ^ p ^ innovative and ,yet State College, Willlmantlc. camaUosjs and pompons. ■ The vote by the 807 delegates of Mansfield Depot, brother of 4 oz. the bridegroom; and the Rev. Thomas Larivicre, Hebron Rd.; pte. can be rated as valuable pregervatlon minded atm ^ at the annual meeting Saturday Capt. Devltt Is a graduate of Bridesmaids were Mias May William Taylor, pastor of the Mrs. WUUam Thresher, Gilead advantages." ^ tê town must be en- approved a decision made, ear Loovus Holy Trinity High School, West- OarWch of Best Hartford and Church of the Nazarene, per Rd.; Mrs. James Boland and "Positive thinking and plan- couraged and to the town's field, N.J., and received his BS Mias Beverly Hendrickson of lier by the conference's board of Mrs. John Vanty, both of He- niiig to encourage a dlvcrslfted advantage In maeting our prob- directors. formed the double-ring cere degree In chemlrtry from Be- Manchester. Their romance mony. Mrs. Frederick Wood of bron Rd.; Mrs. Richard Adams, tax base, while not changing lems and In attracOng new l ^ - iP 4 6 0 Z . CANSiP ★ In sfoy.fruth poly-Hu bogs A* University, Plains- blue gowns were styled Hke the At its meeting Nov. 19, the Hendee Rd.. and George Parks, the essential character of the n^gg y, ideate here " board will vote on a proposal to Vernon was organist. The solo Held, N.J, He Is serving as honor attendant's. ists were Mrs. Robert Justice of Hutchinson Rd. town. Is Imperative," according ..,^6 services of make an initial pairment of Solicitors on Lake Rd. In- to the Democrats. "We can no pools of knowledge and aid ^ '“ ■■J?" o' Haiti- 180,000 to the black church Mansfield Depot, sister-in-law of elude Mrs. Russell Copeland, longer stt by and watch, or exlsUng in the area must be men's group. If approved, the the Bridegroom; and Miss payment will be made early Marion Janes of Quincy, Mass., Mrs. Henry Wrobllnski, Mrs. merely complain." tapped, such os the University next year, officials said. .merly of Manchester. I-t Terrence Gumlaw, Mra. Hugh "Positive actions must be of Connecticut, not merely by Wrohels Wed 50 Years querts of Ulies and camatiems Ryan, and Mrs. Edward Yeo- taken to protect our town and our school system, but also by Get the best - Get "Waybest” were on the altar. mans, aasirtant chairman. to effeclenUy make use of lU the town government." accord- Mr. and Mrs. Jo.Hcph Wrobel members of St. John's Polish of 24 North St. wen? feted yes- The bride was given In mar Also. Mrs. Paul Jurovaty Jr., aasete." ing to the DemocraU. National Catholic Church. (Her riage by her mother and father. Jurovaty Rd.; Mrs. Robert Car- Citing particular problems, ___ _ -Jtenlay afternoon at a golden ald phdto by Bucelvlclus.) 18 to wedding iinnlvensiii-y eelebmtion Hamm-Palmer She wore a full-length gown of dlnl, Rockledge Dr.; Mrs. Allen the white paper, declares the Manchester Bveobig Herald at the Lithuanian Club on Ool- satin, designed with scooped FVazler, Lakeside .Dr.; Mrs. “ needs of one of the fastest Tolland correspondent Bette 24 lb. way St, Alx)ut 180 friends c.-id Miss Stephanie Louise Palm neckline, empire bodice and , Lawrence JIUson, Long HIU Rd.; g^novlng school systems In the Qiiatrale, tol. 878-2948. relatives attended the eveivt. blsh sleeves of Alencon lace, Mrs. Robert Campbell and state must be recognized. Also, er of Andover became the bride Mrs. Lloyd MaeVane, Rt. 87; ujg problems of pollution and AVG. Mr. and Mi-s. Wrobel were of Norman Edward Hanvm Jr. and A-llne skirt and detachable chapel-length watteau train ap- Mrs. Joseph Tremano, Pine refuse disposal have not ex- Contracts Let TURKEYS married Oet. in. 1019 In Man- of Selma, Ala., Saturday eve pliqued with matching lace. Her Ridge Dr.; Mrs. Donnal Cart- ai,^pte TURKEYS 10 to 17 lb. Avg. 45’ HarwcKHl of gown was fashioned by the ma miniature carnations and blue cheese cubes, Jello, temping; tron of honor. MSURMKE Newton. cornflowers centered with a Thursday, hot dog on roU, Sponsored by OBS Miss Wilson la a iWkt grad Mrs. I-awrence M. TebbeU lighted candle. ■ i r v mustard-relish, vegetable soup, FRI., OCT. 24 uate of Manchester High Sehtxtl. Jr. of Andover, sister of the David Justice of (Jharleaton, apple crisp, topping; and Fri FIRM, RED. JUICY 8 P.M. Mr. Harwooil gniduated fron( bride, was matron of honor. W. Va., nephew of the bride day, parsUed 'potatoes, fish SERVICE Her full-length gown of mint rbRMAL cakes, tartar sauce, bitttered Newton South High School, also 'll!* groom, served os best man. Mosonic T«mpl« In 1K66. They are senlom at the green brix-aile was fashioned Uahers were WUUam D. JusUce beets, bread, butter, or bread, Prizeo—Rotreohmenta University of New Hampshire In with long sleeves. She wore a of Mansfield Depot, nephew of ai^le butter and Ice cream. Donation tl.99 lUirhnm. matching pillbox hat with veil, the bridegroom; and AUen Tlnk- lOlk la served with each meal. REAL The wedding Is plnimed for and she curried a single long^ hom and Arthur Tlnkham. both WE U N T IT Vine Ripened TOMATOES June. stemmed yellow rose with yel of North Scltuate. low streamers. Mrs. Majeska . wore a Andover csrreM»—Swdt Sarah Norman E, Hamm Sr. of turquolae shantung drees with ALL FORMAL WEAR IN Palmer, (eL 7«t-8M7 er Mt- Selma, hither of the bride matching accesaortes. The 7118. PERFECT FOR CAESAR’S SALAD CRISP, GREEN groom. sensed as best man. bridegroom's mother wore a STOCK AT ALL TIMES' (We Have A Notton To Pleale) Ushers - wenr Keith Palmer, powder blu^ drese and coot V brother of the bride; and Law- with matching accessories. Both ------. . V a ' LETTUCE 'V lWoe\aea^ rence M Tebbet'i Jr., brother- WANTED 19 ° ESCAROLE PLAZA DEPT. STORE corsajêa. •s. in-law of the bride, both of A reception for 27B was held riihh, Late Modd E. MIDDLE TPKE. (Next to Popuhu- Mlct.) Andover. GREEN, CRUNCHY TASTY. ZESTY OPEN WED., THUR8., FRL tUl 9 In the lower church audttorlum. Mrs, Palmer wore a pink PImXO For a motor trip to New Hamp USED CARS knit suit with navy blue acces MRS. NORMAN EDWARD HAMM JR. FOR THE DECORATOR TOUCH shire. Mrs. Justice axjre a light >*EN'S SHOP Top Prices Psid sories. The bridegroom's hhie dress with block patent sc- ROBERT J. SMTH, (t CELERY mother wore a blue knit dress FW All Mskes! 2 5 ‘ new onions 3 ; 3 9 FOAM PILLOWS Hamm wore a white and navy with the U.S. Marine Corps. casaoriee. After Oct. 27. the Street- ir*. IS". 14» Reuad ood Square with matching accessories. blue dress with navy blue ac- 901 - 907 M ain Strest MOMNSIIIB SME 1114 Both wore corsages of roses. .Mrs. Hamm Is a graduate of rouple will live___ __St ___ Danieison_ CAtTfK CHEVROLET cesaorles. and a i-orsage of ,ptnk Rham High School. Hebron. Pike, North Scltuate. R.l. CtauMcticut Preeli frMi S9e - 8fe - 97e A reception was held at the sweetheart roses. The couple CO^ M C. 649-5241 home of the bride's parenu. Her husband Is a graduate of Mrs. JusUce attended Kan- IXItlisiaSt. RED McIntosh a p p les will live at Cherry Point, N.C., OrvUle High School In Ala- cheater High School and East- • 8PBCSAU8T8 IN PXJRMAL WEAR RENTAIR v a MAIN STRUT, MAHCHISTIR the treeef 3139° F'or her wedding trip, Mr*. where .Mr. Hamm la serving eni Nosorene CtoUege at Quin > | M M t4 »^ 2 S 8 A PAGE SIXTEEN MANdHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, c o n n ., • MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1909 MAKCmi'rktt EVENING HERALD. MANCmSTEB. CONN- MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, .1969 BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE PAGE SEVENTEEN X HAVEN'T EATE(# I'LL START WITH A K.. AFTER THAT ______A THINS AU. PAY.. SHRIMP COCKTAIL, ANP I'LL HAVE YOUR SHALL WE NAW, THATS I'M STARVEPl THEN SOME SOUP... > BEST STEAK CET -me OUST AAAiJOB ■9fCUTl.K>LI.Ahf WITH ALL THE THBOOiSUBY SHOULP HOTBU P l o t HOOPLE DBEAMIN' Amvtr t* FrtTian fmilt MAR.» JK YtmrDÂiImfyGukk H HAVE 6IVEM CPLIAAWa.L TO HANS OF a n o t h e r TRIMMINGS! 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It’s an Indoor MILES 54Rodant needed for exercising was mua- TO THE SSOiaatLalca 48 4T 47 41 « IT Jogging machine with long han SOUTH S6Atonatima oles. If a fellow reaBy wanted to dles to eynchronlse arm cuid leg only te S3 be cetentaUotw about hta efforts movements. You end up where 57 Form o( to switch from a 96-pound weak u . U you started but your nonpro- “toba" ling into Mr. America, be could Another method of ejqsendlng 58 Short lanca H 10 buy a set or barbells. gress has been more scientific, 59 Sugar sourca P I^ t today it requires gadgets 60 Wager a lot of effort while staying in galore to stay alim» trim and the same place Is an exercise Wcwipsptr Inttrpriu AimJ full of vim. And department bike—with a4JustaUe seat and IE*— st«M«s, sporting goods empo handlebars, pedals and a speed riums and mall order houses ometer to measure the dis are willing to supply them. ' tance you haven’t gone. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER If you want to start eimply, If you Uke water sports more WAYOUT there’s a UtUe board that swiv than land sports there’s a row BY KEN MUSE els as you twist away those ex ing cycle providing action that tr a pounds. I t costs i B O T U e z Hior Businessmen May Burn Out In Their Scramble to the Top / c lan g e by MU. W . T M OJ. Ni. . 0 0 By JOHN CtJNNlFF sibilUy—the need twr a stron g I0-10\ "If woman's work is never done it won't be our fault, A P Business Analjrst staff—to protect their weakness will it, Pop?" es. But when a crisis occurs MICKEY FINN NEW YORK (AP) — Some of they don’t have the energy re BY LANK LEONARD the bright young executives of serve to play it cool. ’They blow I n THE FOURTH QUARTER- th e s o a iln g 1980s m a y have up.” ON A FIRST DOWN PLAY 0^ SCRIMMAGE, NOl ONC OF FOR UCS, THE FULLBACK ^ N ARE DOWN AS A RESULT OF burnt themselves out in the ’Ihe corporation that has hired A COLLI51ON— BEEFY MENISH AND such an executive so<« becomes CARRIES THE BALL FOR STEVE CANYON competitive scramble, and are A 19 YAROOMN— ______*BULL* OOEZER— BY MILTON CANIFF now biologically alive but psy- dlsillUBioned, and its disaiqmint- ment becomes all the more real BEFORE CHAIRMAN MAO^V^PIP HE STSPINTB^ cbotoglcaUy dying and unable to Mon., T ubs,, Wed. Only! . . . Swift’s Premium or U.S.D.A. Choice! W6 up SOME MONEY when the emplosTs fine track KICKED THEIR IMPERIALIST Y3UK MOTHER'S com p ete in the 70s. AMP WE'LL SET HlOH J record of the past is compared r t a il s Oirr OF THERE I J AFFECTIONS ALSO This is the conclusion ot Dr. AFTER YOUR ppp NOW...THEN I t L with the puny performance Cf BE NICE AND FRIEND Eugene Jennings, professor, BECAME A BLOB? the present. L v - EVEN To w a r d management ctHisultant and ’"These men really are re personal adviser to executives. tired,’’ said JemUngs, “ but they "’The affluence of the 60s," he accept a paycheck each month. said the other day, "was And in so doing they repreMnt achieved at a considerable,hu Birds Eye one the major coats of a dec m an c o s L " ot ade of wild economic growth Jennings has noted the ap and affluence." pearance in growing numbera of International Vegetables Jennings, who advises both "short cycle winners’ aisl terms Spanltb, OsnM i or Msalcan corporations on their personnel MR. ABERNATHY them BubcUnlcally sick. “Thr^ BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY sltuatlona and Individuals on ’’Round-ths-worfd suffer from energy fatigue and, Um b Chop Sale their personal careers, has ad tasts trasts" to O O A W A yi unable to recoup, plug away but All American, not Frozen ImportsI Fresh lamb. Swift ^VERVWEu T^ vice for both. heat and serve. AAR.AflCRNATH>^ iVEDCaOED SIR— WHEN srith little success.” Prentium or U.S.O.A. Choice processed and rushed to You’ll really tnjoy IT^ A40NPAY TO SLEEP 9 HAU.I The major cause of energy —For the corporaUon: ’Take a our Maxi-Meat Men who rush it to you for plain old- serving ’’some AAORNINa..TIME ^WWKEVOU?^ fa tig u e is y e a rs o f d oin g tm- careful look before Uting an fashioned good 'eating pleasure. It’s mini-priced, of WINTHROP outsider or promoting from TO GET UP HE SAIP BY DICK CAVALU pleasant Jobs, forcing the body course. thing different" V for WORK. TOCAIL. forward as if it were a machine. within a man whose mobility is with these treetc. V DKK ahead of his age group. He HIM WIRE- UOeMOKIHG/ EggIM package le-ae c a r e e r ." goals. It means getting rid of ir CAPTAIN EASY What brought these execu- ritating chores, if pnsrihlr ttves to their sorry condition? It means, essentially, break BY LESLIE TURNER •"nie opportunity to go to the ing the bonds and eqjoylng life. Swift's Premium Jennings believes that corpo Rib Lamb Chops or U.S.O.A. Choice s t r a n g e : a c a r c a m e u p T’ u ia u t u top by dint of effort and aUU ÎVEVIHY A B W ^ iIi i N ) KUNORyj was too great to restrain,’’ Jen rations might consider identi SPED O ff ON THE SIDE K W O ^ N H A T nings believes. "They over-in fying certain Jobs as klUets and Swift's Premium automaUcally remove the exec ’ od dball vested energy during the climb or U.S.O.A. Choice Apollo PAINTER utive after a period of time and now, near the top. have no Loin Lamb Chops • lb sU P 9 T A lR *T reserve fuel with which to live without humiliating him or up to their reputations.” damaging his career. I Spoce Picture #10 These men have impressive After reooiqitng his energies Laab Farat WMa SS'îb ^ Staffid Ltnb Braastt sr records and they remain decep in a leas stressful posiUon, Jan- I wHfc tMf coepoH g *5 perdMM ■ ROBIN MALONE tively capable. Often they are nings beUevea, the--' Frfsh Laab Pattiat 59"^ lelfe tfiSM couDons stay be ledeew d eitk set t$ s w d w e i BY BOB LUBREBR hired away to perform the same should be an I Coupon good thru Oct. 29. Limn 1 couBon p a r Hmdh ■ LHASIwe A <5IRL \ ShecOULO K> srcfir;)ai KAmyE wonders at other companlee and handle another WfUNiNs THe ) it; rc c .'with the’ Tvo.'josr begin wlth'a flash of frenzied ef j ------Ifeop'ftopl ______I , , nieHTHocse, NorocNue 5 i25Prr ■ 'C79«A, fort that soon floles. __ California Green Mondsy, Tuesday, jocKpy.' "Tbsy lay back and run with Wednesday the pack." Jennings ohssrved. ■ \- "as tfaoiigh conserving their cit- F R E E I LITTLE SPORTS •igies tor a final Wg puriL Bqt GLOBE Munching good, BY ROUSON they have no energy to con crackling fresh... SA*rs serve. Nor can thiqr restore Tim l Stnito low in'*calories, ! Apollo Spoco Picturo #9 | SEerraH their energy because they uee too. everything on the Job. 90S MAIN STREET I wHh this CQvpoR A oiiy *5 ptrebBsai For a time they can Udo their •43-2165 I Botk OiMs cenoest may hs ifOswieO wlh set SS serckessl impotence by delegating author We reserve the right to liimt quantities. fCoupon good thru Oct. 29. Umfl 1 coupon ggy ity. ’They buDd strong anbontl- — PT/aar?,— 0 ^ nate ataffo. ’Iliey sit bock and Wl9»r MU Uc. Tm ux N( OM ISH A ' ■ s * SI CS herorn* big Hinta !■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ J a ’Tbs fact «f the matter Id." Jennti«s mUU "that they nee a Slop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons 213 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, ■y / ' / legltim etr management reopen- . ' \ ■

PAGE EldfHTEEN \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY. OCTOBER 2 0 . 1969 A MANCHIfefi JSK EVENINff HERALD. MANCHESTERs CONN. MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1969 . I ^ ------,______PAGE NINETE^ Field Goal Rams Didn’t Try Fired-Up Indians Prevail ■SfSSSS-: Vital in Win over Packers Fourth Straight F M b a a ÊW YORK (AP) — Franclaco, 0-4-1, 21-7. aeveland, Henderson caught two of K a il’s completions to set a league By THE ASSOCIATED FBE8S With Secon d Half Effort Bruce Gossett kicked two 4-1,' outUurted Pittsburgh, 1-4, scoring strikes and John Beas record, surpassing the former ■7=1 ley one. National Leagne field goals for the Los 42-81, Saturday night. mark of 18 held by Fran Tark- >W rkO A VT vrvrw n enton, then of Minnesota, Eastern Oonference 1^ DEAN YOST Century Division FoUowing a Ken Tedford in Angeles Rams, but it's the REDSKINS - GIANTS — against Los Angeles Dec. 8, Win for Eagles b a m s - PAiOKEBS — W L TPet.FtB.OP 'The opening kickoff o f terception of a pass the vlc- CooMlrr Quh one he didn't try that Rickie Harris’ 86-yard touch- IM l. tora marched again 64 yards It was a bonus for us to get down run with a punt got Wash * * • Clevo. 4 1 0 .800 144 119 Saturday’s COIL football B E R NINE to the goal with Jim OoughUn A — Bsit Oarlson 62- really put the boot to the seven points,” said Los AngS' ington past New York and FALCONS - 46EE8 — New Yoric 3 2 0 .000 76 98 game between Manchester By TOM BARRETT *6 Bt. Louis 2 8 0 .400 77 116 catching a Wiggin is-yard strike. 6—29, Sked Homans 34-6—39, Green Bay Packers. les Coach George AUen of Oa- knocked the ' Giants out of a High (2-2) and Bristol Atlanta beat San Francisco The extra point attempt was Ted BotdcM 644—39, Joe WaU A . -gamo-long neck and Los Angeles had the boll on brlel’s clutch touchdown pass in first-place Ue in the Century Di for the second time this season, PitUb’gh 1 4 0 .200 96 188 Central ( 1 -8 ) may have Oapitol Division blocked and the Indians in 69-4—39, Ken Gordon 61-3—39, Beck struggle ended the Green Bay 11-yard line Sun- the first half. ” I think we vision. Charley Harraway’s the second, and clinching, been an indication o f what Dallas 6 0 0 1.000 166 68 creased their margin to 19-8. Ted piodkUc 61-6-39, Paul Abruptly in the final stan- day with six seconds left in the would have settled for three.” one-yard and. 16-yard runs pro touchdown coming on rookie was to come. H m flred-tqt In. Wash’n. 8 1 1 .760 U9 96 Once again Tedford stopped a first half—in position for an al- So would the Packers, who duced the other touchdowns for safety____ _ Jim Weatherford’s 74- dUns, held to only seven points Orooheit 864-39, Btan MeVUr- la as East Catholic fash- Fhila. 1 8 0 .280 82 141 Oentral drive dead with anoth most certain three points for a had built momentum by scoring the Redskins, who remained in yard” dash with a recovered in the first half, came back and land 844—39; Oaos B — Dino ioned a 20-point fourth New Ori’ns 0 6 0 .000 81 140 er pass Interception on Bris kicker of Gossett’s ability. touchdowns on passes from Bart Capitol Division fight with Dal- fumble. •oozed 16 points in the remain Fioro 86-7—36, Paul OoTTenu 34- quarter to down St. Jo- Western Conference tol’s 46-yard Une. Wiggin ... So, quarterback Roman Ga- Starr to Boyd Dowler and snijah las. • * • ing 34 minutes to down the BeU „ ^—*^1 Joo Eanettl 844 86, Ray aeph’s, 364, Saturday, in Ttum- Central DIvMan seven plays brought Manches briel shunned a field goal try Pitts after the Rams had built a • • • UONS - BEARS — City eleven, 36-8. ter its last goal with 0:30 re DeUaFara 864—36; OoM C — bull. R araa the fourth etralglit and whipped a touchdown pass 20-0 lead.' The 84 points—moat COWBOYS^ EAGLES — Minn. 4 1 0 .800 162 60 Detroit rode two Errol Mann Manchester returns to the maining in the game. Bole- Bob LoCbapelle ro-»—ar,66-9—37, uonDon win mrfor uiethe e-s4-1 Eagleaaiagiaa and to Wendell Tucker, which gave against Green Bay since IM l— Dallas crushed Philadelphia field goals and a 12-yard touch Green Bay 8 2 0 .600 87 77 oano carried the last 11 yards ^Msraids 87-10—17, BUI SUnner marksd the first Urns In Uie the Rams a 27-14 lead en route Detroit 8 2 0 .600 96 ra grtdiran Sefurday ettsrnoon at came on Gabriel's pcuis to Tuck with 4 points in the first half. down pass to Johnny Wright on ann end swsare^. e^. Haseetts’HasedtU’ exex- Low gross — Ray school's history a football ed the acore Blind bogey — Ted Plodsik 76. tories In a i The victory gave the Coast Di and Gossett’s field goals. 10 in a row, for 226 yards and tory over hapless Chicago. Los Ang. 6 0 0 1.000 141 86 Ed FoganL Manchester U^ter, A crowd of 800 watriied under 28-8. PRO SWEEPSTAKES vision-leading Rams a 6-0 mark BalU. 2 2 0 .600 86 108 Gabriel completed 17 of 28 five touchdowns. Lance Rentzel Rookie quarterback Bobby lofted one to Bristed’s Doug Manchester held them on the Low groea — Iton Gordon 78, a doudlem sky as the Cadet de 2 8 0 .400 88 81 and knocked Green Bay, 8-2, out passes for 197 yards and has yet scoring three scoring tosses and Douglass passed 82 yards to Bob Atlanta Jookaan on his own 15 and fense held Boat to a net ground San Fran. 0 4 1 .000 64 108 last series of downs and brought Ted Ploddk 76; Low net — Ray of a first-tSace Ue with Minneso to be intercepted this season. Bob Hayes and Pettis Norman Wallace for the Chicago touch raced to the 40-yard line be- gain of a single yard and their UPENDED— Randy Min'niear of the Giants is sent flying short o f goal line in ta in the Central Division. Saturday’s BesaU bock to the SUk Ctty a weU- Evelbordi 78-4—Tl, Joe Vanordo His scoring strike to Tucker was one each. down. fore being g a iv tackled and the earned victory. offense talUed a ttx-pofnter In fourth period. Making the stop are Redskins' Sam H u ff and Rickie Harris. In other NFL acUon, Minne his 1,012th completion, breaking Cleveland 42, Pittaburgb U 66-16—72, Elnar Lorentaen 77^ * * * The victory was costly, how- Mdl Jam d kise. Matt BartMw KEN TEIwmBD "They had the momentum in the openbig period. The 8-8 sota, 4-1, beat St. Louis, 2-8, 27- Sunday’s BeaidtB 4—78, John Turley 87-14—78. the Los Angeles career record OOLT8 - SAINTS — ever, for the Lions, who lost Manchester. recovered the the opening half, but a deter downstate squad held true to 10; Washington, 8-1-1, edged the Atlanta 21, San Franclsoo 7 TWO BALL held by Norm Van Brocklln. Johnny Unites was too much halfback Mel Parr for the sea- fumble and the locale mm t h ^ Paganl’s 16 y ird run up methe lofted a high punt to Certtral’s mined Mancheated team snatch Baltimore 80, New Orleans 10 Low net —Kkn Oordon-John form In dnmring first blood New York Giants, 8-2, 20-14; Joe Kapp fired three touch for New Orleans, passing for 819 son with a knee injury. A 28. ed it away from them and the Detroit 18, Chicago 7 Turley 61. Ray DeUaFera-Paul against the Eagles as all but Dallas, 6-0, trounced Philadel down passes and rugged defense yards and three touchdowns—to spokesman said that Farr ap- First play by the host team tide turned to our favor” said a Los Ang’es 84, Green Bay 21 Sophomore quarterback J«*n Oorrentl 68, Harry OardeUa-Al one of Btast’s opponanta so tar phia, 1-4, 49-14; Baltimore, 3-2, held St. Louis scoreless in the Willle Richardson, Tom Mitchell parently tore ligaments in his saw quarterback Vic Luboyeski happy Coach Dave Wiggin. Calamari 62, Stan McFariand- this ssasen has done. 28-yard Perry Jaistt, but failed Finding it difficult to week en Redskins ’ D efense blasted New Orleans, 0-6, 80-10; second half in Minnesota’s and Ray Perkins. right knee. He was scheduled to Minnesota 27, Bt. Louis 10 W‘rt«lla, running hand off to Bill Watkins who "What can you say when we Both offenses wene ahigglah to make good of it. and Atlanta, 2-8, stopp^ San fourth straight victory. John Unites threw 16 straight pass undergo surgery today. Washington 20, New York 14 ramUed past the Indians de Bob LaChapelle 68. Ray Bvsl- the ground agalnM the vteltan' win a game, everyone played at the outset, with the lorqfeat The locals let out all stops in Dallas 49, FhUadelphla 14 fense to pay dirt, on a 66-yard weU. Tedfoid, Balesano. Duffy hoch-Oeoige Puts 63, Bert Carl- defanse, the hoots went alrbonw Bunday’s Gamea m -Frank Connorton 68, Bill drive of the initial period being the final chapter as their blus in every one of the zur Beading parry. The conversion for two played extremely a mere 16 yards. Finally, late Atlanta at Green Bay points was successful and Cen- Wiggin improving weU,___ , ____ with Oorbett-Dick Nash 63, jimJim ------" ---- tering offense paradsd to tbs ptays, but loM out when Bagla Bear Bryant every time gmlth-Joe Maclone 64; Low **** Tom Brseamski goal .u.pline thraaxnrm tlmaa and thair Was Set for Giants Detroit at Minnesota Iral briefly led, 8-7. out,” commented Ctoach Wiggin. linebacker Henry Fellcwa inter- gross —Ted Plodsik-Joe Oeri- * * * P «*t « » Ms own rigid defense pushed Bt. Jo- Los Angeles at Chicago Lineman John Duffy-----, broke ceptod a paas from Art PIstoy New Orleans at Phlla’phla ran ortt of a halfback poeition. , wwieeeier na 78. BiU Ogden-Paul Oroobert and îrinted ikwn seph’s bacineaid mon than at midfield and raturood It to Not Prepared a 74 lead. through Centrals’ offensive Une ..^■EDds: Russell, OowtiUa. Lons 78. the sideline for Bt.St. Joaeoh’sJoaeph’s they allowed them to advance. WASHINGTON (AP) — back, said afterward he also Harris put Washington out St. Louis at Cleveland Wiggin completed seven of 18 midway in the quarter to Mock Tsckles: VlnceirAweiMo^Cor- the Cadet I3yard Une. Henry COTU1 BEST 16 •ole touchdown. An eoctra point The fin t scoring trek began The goal line and a possi- San Franclaco at Baltimore poseea good fw Si yards and Second quarter action saw a Jackson punt and recov broke away on the flfst play .OuanlB: Oennaln. Lopes. Bray Class A —Bundi Tarca 66- kick by John Farrell was ctf at midfield where Bast reeeivad . I XT V I • i 1 **** behind me. All turn for a touchdown that broke To Quit -Yet Washington at Pittsburgh led the Red and White to 17 both defensea stopping the of ered it on Manchester’s 16-yard Outers: Dotty from acilmmago and provldod 6—87, Gordon Smith 64-7—67; target. ble New York victory lay i knew was l had to get in front a 14-14 Ue. Curt Knight then BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP)— llrot downa also »> ««*•»> « took ptac*- Une. Three plays later, Bale Brieeiuio. Tedford, Wlr- a Cadet punt. A 86-yard BuUl- tha Insurance pointa before Cto- tails, FB«aal. Hsesett. WIsidh Class B — Sam Watson 71-18— East took poseeesion early In only three yards away. The him.” thissed the extra point. ” We’ll lose all the faint hearted American Leagne Mike Long for the Indians stop- sano took the handotf from van to Criaplno aerial boosted calone did the honors with an gained 234 yards to Central’s “ “ “ ------Oestisl It) 68, Ed Wadsa 69-10—69, Lee the Beoaud quarter on its own Fischer hit Tarkenton hard, Harris, who was given the fans now,” Coach Paul "Bear” Eastern Divkdon ped a Bristol drive with a pass Wiggin on the two and Man the drive while steady running other conversion boot. Washington defense, how aids: IhnelU, itarente Levttow 72-18—69, Del St. John 30 after an unauooeasftii aeld then was Joined almost instantly game b^l, said: ” I thought I Bryant of Alabama said Sun W L TPet.Pts.OP ______interception on Manchester’s 42- chester led 184 as the conver T k cl^ ; Ilemuades. Bosllmbenl by Whollsy and Perry made the H m score is no indteatten aa ever, was ready for antics Ousrds: Bgidl, Levesque 69-10-89. aaee C —Adrian Lee- gtad attempt by vanwll and by middle linebacker Bam Huff had room. I Just started miming day, ’’but I ’m not ready to give Houston 8 2 0 .600 84 72 D^thôpening quari«-no ^ highUghUng play. sion attempt tailed. Journey a quick one. WhoUey to how Um game went,” eem- Onteis: Gardner sard ra-16—86. Ray Remes 88- ttamud down the field hi 11 of Giant quarterback Fran and defensive end Leo Carroll. and everything opened up.” up and I hope our team isn’t New Yoilc 8 2 0 .600 128 96 Bristol kicked, o p e ^ the Fkom this point, the Indlaiw Baolu: luboyeski. Jaohson. Wat- climaxed the trio with a four- mented BaM Coach C2iff Dam- kins. Rinaldi 26—67; Low gross — Erwin P*ay» for a re. Two Brian The trio stopped the New York Giant coach Alex Webster either.” Buffalo* 2 4 0 .838 121 172 Portod, to Balesano on the had fidl control of the game yard soramble over the final ora. ” gt. Joseph’s hit us hard Tarkenton. Maneheeter 7 0 4 U 16 Kennedy 74; Blind bogey—Henri S ^ v a n quarterback at the Hne o< said merely of the punt rûm : Bryant, narrating televised Miami 0 6 1 .000 92 127 a ■ ^ v e ^ m t h ^ A w y » « l Une. Wiggin moved and Bristol’s ground ataack OntrsI 0 0 8 0 8 to Mike Crta- stripe. er than any team we*vo played The Redskins stopped running Peaslnl 96. pino covered 28 yards In the scrimmage. ” It seemed that everybody got films of Tennessee’s 41-14 vlc- Boston 0 6 0 .000 70 169 to paydirt In eight plays, the ball to the 48 only to run was stopped by a stubborn de- The Eoglee failed to secure •o far Ihia season. Including back John Fuqua cold on a (sTT wSSC- air while strong running by "When I was tackled,” said In the way and he came right up tory over Alabaima Saturday, Western Dlvtaloa B tg plays on the drive were out of gas and Greg Vlncek fense. P A T : Hassett (U ok), Wotkhic PRO SWEEPSTAKES any extra potnto, despite get Roekvtllo,” b# oontlmiad. Tho plunge up the middle. Tarken ( n u ) Low gross•a w M M —---- guiwui Erwin g^vnnoujr Kennedy halfbacks Mva«aJoim WhoUeyTvsHAJVjr MKIand OUlBUI Tarkenton, ” I threw the ball the middle. It looked Hke no said critics already are writing Oakland 6 0 1 1.000 188 112 ting two chances at It. A mose undofaatad RoekvIUo oqnad ton, on third down,, scrambled 74, Tom Zemke 76; Low net — H«*Ty aooounted tor ground ad' back, hoping one of our guys body was forcing him, nobody him about the Alabama team Kan. City 6 1 0 .888 144 66 Intorfsrsnce penalty was lev eiushod BaM, tS4, to tho oaa- around in his own backfleld un Paul Oroobert 77-8—69, Bundi vanoea would pick up the fumble and covered the middle^ but I ’d have which now has lost two straight San Diego 4 2 0 .667 128 126 ied on Bt. Joeeph’s In Bast's son opener. til he saw Freeman White in the run it in for a touchdown.” The Tarca 77-8—69. •Hie Owlet defense managed to see the movies.” games for the first Ume under Denver 4 2 0 .667 141 140 JackNicklaiis first attempt and then a rush ” We couldn’t have playod a end zone but overthrew him in LADIES FOUR WAU. to Mall Esat a faw yards from referees, however, ruled that Washington ooach Vince Lom Bryant. Cinti. 8 8 0 .600 129 182 was halted short of the goal Itae worse tint half.” remarkad tho attempting to avoid an intercep Helen Noel, BUeen Plodsik, the goM stripo. but Perry fhial- Tarkenton had been stopped be bardi said he was disturbed by ’’You letter writers—to hell Sunday’s Bestrits to keep tha Cadet hopM aUve mentor, although commondtag tion. fore he fumbled. Wins Again Barbara Davis, Mrs. Hunt 68; Knight’s missed extra point at with you,” Bryant said. ” I don’t Oakland 60, Buffalo 21 ly hmgwl into paydirt from the for a win. the defense for a Job woU deno. On the fourth down, Tarken Florence Barre, Lynn Prior, The Giants failure to score tempt, ’ ’but as long as it didn’t have time to read your letters Denver 80, Cincinnati 28 throe. Steve Ctooalono’o oonvor- ‘nie visitors stepped up their "Oftonsiveiy, WhoUoy made the ton dropped back to pass, saw Hasel Piper, Mrs. Kriatoff 67. with 8:62 remaining in the cost us anything, that’s all now or even sort them. ’’We’ve Kansas (^ty 17, Miami lo At Las Vegas ^ boM Mrayed to the aide detonso and St. Jooopb’o was big plays tor uo, even though his receivers covered and then, fourth period enabled the Red right. If it had, I ’d be a lot more Just got to get busy.” Ban Diego 18, Boston 10 l a b VEOAB, Nov. (A P ) — he didn’t pUy much of the first he later said, ” I saw the hole skins to take a 20-14 victory and REVERT FIVE WORST disturbed.” He also said some alumni ap Monday’s Game It’s bad news for gtOTa tour on thair op- half after sustaining a nose in and I thought 1 could make it give Washington a record of HOLES TO PAR Had the Giants been able to parently think he is too old and Houston at New York ing pros: Big Jack—the real prevstlUig. the third quarter ponanta’ 40-yard lino Four jury the flrat Ume he oarried but the hole closed when I got three victories, one loss and one Low gross —Barbara Davis score on the ensuing drive, a too fat. "But there la another Sunday’s Games Jack Nicklaus — is bock, once WhoHoy broke loooo the ball.” The Junior halfbaek there.” tie. New York is now 8-2. Buffalo at Miami 88; Low nst; Tina Mlkolowsky successful extra point attempt set of alumni, Mary Harmon °4ralP flariiing the awesome Boltusiol” when h«- Low net — Barbara Davis 39; Pilot of Oakland’s Magnificent Flying Machine The other set of alumni won’t ed. This waa doubly Important won the U.B. Open in 1967 "to Low putts — Cele Parry SO. Hasn^t Forgotten How to Win have to mouth around about it.” Pro BasketbaR find a tournamont where I ’ve alnoo the Junior quartorhaek Bryant said his Crimson Tide NBA played so’ well,” the Ohio was Injured a week ago and tt was humiliated by Tennessee. Eastern Division strongnun said Sunday after Ellinaton Ridm was doubtful whathar or net ha He said that before the game he W.L. romping in with an easy vic MEMBER OUBn' would play. Lamonica Pulled Trigger thought Alabama had a chMoe, New York d 0 1.000 tory 4n the 1100,000 Sahara In- FIret — Jack Hunter, Lee Alcindor Learning East Catholic moots rival "but we gave away far too Baltimore 2 0 1.000 vitatioiMl. Beauohene 61; second — John Penny High of Bast Hartford much and we had to play catch Phlla’phia 2 0 1.000 Nicklaus, who notched his Bominers, Tom OoU SS; third — Saturday, much to tho delight up the rest of the way and you MUwaukee 2 0 1.000 80th career victory before his Btan Davis, Oordon Smith 68; of the Baglas who have so tor don’t win that way.” And Buffalo Bills Bombed Cincinnati 1 2 .888 80th birthday, closed with a bril ¥ fourth —Frank Bhektoa BUI With Every Game oontonded mostly with loams He said he does not know tf Detroit MlUkowakl 64; fifth — John NEW YORK (AP) — own—and the only thing I think placement Blanda in the fourth 0 1 .000 liant 66, six under par on the from somt dtetances away. undefeated Tennessee has a Boston 0 2 .900 Howat, John Booth S4. MILWAUKEE (A P)—Law Alcindor says ht’s Issm- "W t’ro still an unknown Daryle Lamonica, pilot of aljout is winning. period, Lamonica completed 21 great team because the Vols 6,761 yard Sahara-Nevada Ooun- Western Divisten try Club oourse, for a 272 total, SPECIAL EVENTB ing som eth in new every night, but he hasn’t forgot quanUly around hero," eom- Oakland's Magfnificent Fly George Blanda, Lamonlca’s *« passes lor 818 yards and didn’t play against a great team AUanta 2 0 1.000 12 under par. Longest drive No. 18, Dave ten how to win...... mentod Demsrs. ” Wo’d Uko to ing Machine, pulled the backup man, set the AFL interception. He went to in Alabama. ” I do know Ten Phoenix Ask 2S0 yarde; Cloaeat to pin out what give local pcopls a better, yaid- 1 1 .600 He bad a four-stroke margin The T-foo42 fanner UCLA ie a foul and what record in 1861 with Houston. >vork early and, with the help of nessee has a great defensive No. 17. Al Kemp IS feet; Orooi isn’t.” trigger Sunday . . . and it San Diego 1 1 .690 over Frank Beard, the third- UiTM-Ume AU-Amertoan led tbe ■Uck to Judge our parfermaneo In other AFL action Sunday, Buffalo fumbles and an in- team and a great kicking — A — Jbn Gordon 78; B — With Alcindor, Mljwauhee is was bombs away on Buffa Chicago 1 2 .888 round leader, who finished with MUwaukee Bucko to a 180-103 by,” Kansas City kept right behind P®“ . kept the heat on game.” San Fran. Tom MoCusker 77; C — Chet 24 and hoe out-rebounded Its lo. 0 1 .000 a 70 for 376. Dave Hill, 69, sheUiiif of Um Boattio iupor- naM Oiltoa* (Ml Oakland in the wild west race the first half, Wlncie 88; D — BUI Podolny 87; opponento 12644. The sharp-shooUng quarter LA S T DITCH EFFORT— Rickie Harris o f Washingrton breaks up pass intend Lfts Angeles 0 2 .000 and Dale Dougloso, 96, tied for •onlos Bunday night In Um only ■nfe: Itestii. i.iCan. CrtepSw, by beating Miami, 17-10; Den- • • • E — Ed Moeer 9S. Criers —A— In other NBA gam tt S efv- back fired six touchdown passes ed for Don Herrmann of the Giants in closings minutes of N F L gfame yesterday. SeatUe 0 4 .000 third at 377 with Grier Jones. NaUonal BariwIbaU Asoooiation Jim Gordon 71-8—SS; B —Pete day, Baltimore turned back “ w a - r 't e s s s f t o i Wand. 0«r- in'the'ilm t'haW M t h r w ^ r o rookie-studded Cin- ~ Unscheduled Sunday’s Besnlts 68, and British Open champioa game on tap. rtty, Cleealoae Naktonie 7S-9-6T; C -4lalph BoMon 1341U, New Tork out- qeania: Aaoiee, tManf, SmiiW Division-leading Raiders buried Diego ^ City barged into a 17-0 MUwaukee 180, SeatUe 106 Tony Jacklln, 69, next at 278. The Aicks also won Saturday Excitement Tsrtagtia SMS—S9; O — BUI iMSed Loo Angetos 1346, Atlan the Bills, 60-21, in the American victory over halftime lead on two touch- Today’s Gamea But while it was business as afternoon. 113110, over Um Dw ' f —rr . Podolny 8S-17—SS; E — Jack ta downed Pboenta 121-116, PMl- gar M. De- Football League winless Boston. Houston and downs and a field goal, then BOSTON (A P ) — Blood No games scheduled usual for Nicklaus, Arnold trolt Ptetone In their sMtaon Channin 87-83-46. adelphia topped Clnctnnau 164 s s s s t ...... Lamonica’s six scoring strikes o-le^Jers in the off Miami’s second hall ef- and thunder is expected at a Wesleyan Still Undefeated, Tuesday’s Games Palmer had his troubles. The opener. BETTER NINE 138, OUeago dafaated SeatUe left him one short of the AFL *" New Jort* to take the battling Dol- National Hockey League Loa Angeles at Baltimore 40-yearold charger, attempting AgaliiM SeattK Aleindor A —Jim Gordon 86-8—34; B— 1S1-18S In overtime and San Dto- record, but it didn’t bother him. , game — but don’t let a little Phoenix at New York a comeback after a two-m« dayll»hU unarmed mouse Invade the Boston at Detroit absence forced by a hip oU- Rqumter Chat WlncM 41-6-33, Tom Bug- out five eaMMs, MoekMl an in overttroe. Oeand* Ktely. fkrreS. SSo, like that,” he said. "When I ’m •tAIDKBS • BIIXA — o ^ ^ people,” said Dolphin premlseo. UConn Set for UMass Next Woodmaa ment, cloaed with a dUappolnt- naokl 41-S—38; D —BUI Podol equal number of Seattle shots out there, I ’m in a world of my Before being hoisted for re Wilson, whose Fans who look for hard- N e a rly ail th e collegiate and flexed its muscles to meet 12 of 17 passing attempts. M o.. National Hockey League In the Anterioan Bashetball Ing 78 for 386, far back in the ny 439—31; E — Jack Channin and eoarod 19 potnte betoro foul S S T i'FtM*y. team has lost five - close ones checking body checks, scat football teams from (Con Massachusetts next week by sey also Uirew three touchdown Eastern Divislaa field. ing out wttb 9:47 romalnlng in " Mation Sunday, PttUburgh eavoi*. and tied Oakland this year. 4411—38; Klckeni — firot 70 — ■Wriasad by Los Angriaa 103 tered, eepecially a few well- necticut, except Southern beating Maine, 28-7. passes. W L T Pta, GF GA Nicklaus, who has won this Um pania. i I ‘ • • • dressed dolls Sunday night Boston Chet WIncae, Irv Farber, Ed Charger Coach Happy, Disturbed —Yale had a good first half Speedy halfback Don Martin particular tournament four ”1 think it’s coming slong," 1 «. DaUas trippsd New Torii BRONOOB - BBNOAL8 — when a mouse scampered Connecticut State, found Montreal Moser, Floyd O’Brien. Second for a change and remained un- figured in three scoring plays, Detroit > . „ . times in the last seven yean, the alongatad rookte said of hie 103S3 and New Ortoana got fey through a loge ($6 a seat) something cheerful in last 76 —Neleon Skinner, Art Tulin, Floyd Little chalked up a Den defeated In Ivy League j)lay two on passes and one on a run, New York 2 2 o s quipped: " I oidy need to win ptay. ” I Mill have a lot of things Dsnver 1031SS. Just before the start of the Saturday’s games: Clift Pasternack. TBS’ “A A - r * /. kkas, ver club record of 166 y ^ s while trouncing Columbia. 41-6. while end Lew Roney scored Toronto i o ? 1 a couple more to get even with W m . to team, howovor, espeelaily Um Veteran Charlie WUMm m second period of the Boston Grose —A —Edna HlUnakl rushing as the Broncos bounced —Bridgeport assured Iteelf of Trinity won lU first game twice on Massey passes. On de- Chicago 0 6 0 0 the (gambling) tables.” Httls Ihlngt Uko wbsn to swlteh •cored 33 pointa and rookie Not Scoring Enough Bruins’ 4-6 victory over 94; B — Claire Keating 113; O - the Bengmls. He snapped his at least a tie for the Eastern of the season and continued lU fense, end Jim OoUagher con- ™ ® The' ‘ powerful, golden-haired FOULED UP— Seattle’s Erwin Mueller and Milwaukee’s Flynn Robinson w ere on dsfsnsa.” Gary Raymond had ■ os P U t» Pittsburgh’s Penguins. Falth PalooaJ IM. . own mark of 146. set last year Football Conference crown with high-scoring tradlUon with a 44- tinned to bolster a unit that kept St L« h. ^ ^ , Nicklaus hadn’t won slnoe the both decked when former tried to block latter’s field goal try. Basket was Tbs main firing power In the feuigh. which lost ai|N of nkw a 27-7 victory over Montclair CBIBBB against Boston. One vivacious blonde 34 win over Colby. Yale In several ball games eai. M t n S i s 2 2 ' 2 San Diego Open early this year good and Mueller was charged with the foul in N B A action in Milwaukee. MHwauhoo arosnal — Alcindor rtfifiWtloo Esmes, opened tta ng- threatened to leap over the (N.J.) State. A —Dora Kellnor 78; Claira For Real Good Teain —The Coast Guard Acsulemy ly hi the season. Oakland 2 2 l a and guards Flyim RoMnsoa and uter BMuon on Em right foot. RENT railing from her second row Keating 74; Fatth PaloaeJ 99. —Wesleyan whipped Worces also broke into the win column In Bridgeport, it was Darrick Plttsb’gh oils BETTER NINE — A — Dorm Jon MeGloeklin-ehot tbs Bucks New Tork wasted a eeven- BOSTON (A1‘ ) — Coach Sid Gillman of the San Diego f'«A "«® R « • p a t r io t s - seat Jto the promenade be ter Tech, 21-13, to maintain the by edging Southwestern of Mem- Warner in the driver’s seat as Loa Ang'es 1 8 0 2 Kellner 444—87, Edna HlHnatd out to a 134 advantogo otart pMnt halElme lead on ooM Chargers is happy with four straight American Foot- through Bos- fore attendants, manly while only undefeated record in the UofB plowed to its third can- Phila’phla 0122 Ohio State Apparently Real McCoy 447—87: B — CUlre KoaUng 86- the game. A 148 MirM by MU fiX^'Aêrtod riiooai«-4w o of A CAR? Imll League victories, but he’s a little disturbed by the ton a a elx-yard touchdown run equipped with brooms, man state. -Central ConnecUcut broke a ference win in a row. The senior waukee turned the game Into a Wand bowed to Dallas os Oten team’s difficulty in punching across touchdowns. to lead Ban Diego over the Pa- aged to clear the area of the I Sunday’s Bw 16—M; C — Faith PaloaeJ 62- —Connecticut chalked up a chain of three losses wlUi a 44-0 tailback scored once on a pass rauL OMnbs seared SS. "W e’re not scoring enough to triota. Intruder, Montreal 1, Phila. L tie_ 16-86; Klckeni — 7S — Faith second Yankee Conference win trounclqg of Trenton (N.J.) from quarterback Skip Rochette PaloaeJ: SO Dora KeUner. The Bucks led at Uw end of be a real good football team New York 1, Toronto 0 H m Jenoa beys proved too bid—described by Rush ae "an State. and later broke three tackles on the first Mania 41-18, and at yet," Gillman said Sunday after Detroit 4, St. Louis 2 Grass —A — Jim Gordon much to New Orleans' victory outstanding effort” —for their Southern, the only team to Uie way to a 88-yard touchdown As Far As College Football Teams Go halftime 7347. In the third pe the Chargera rallied, with the 4, Chicago 1 74; B — Chuck Reynolds 7t; over Denver, aeeounttng tor H first victory against the heavily lose, dropped its fourth straight run. C —Milt WMd so, D — Jack riod. MBwaukee eeored only help of a fourth period pass In Boeton 4, Pittabutgh 0 Reaves’ four touchdown passes. points between them. Jimmy Mt favored Chargera. The Boston as Olasstero State ran back two Glass boro now trails Bridge NEW YORK (AP) utes sway from being broken, ble, interception and short punt Hunter 68; E —Btu Kupfer- eight poinie in seven mlnutea. terception. for a 13-10 victory Ik ” lt seems aU we do is plsy for IS and gtevo 37 to oSbM defense held Dick Poet, the punte for touchdowns on the way ralUed . for two quick toudi- toto two touchdowns and a flsid but taeid a 10376 advantopc ae over the wlnleas Boston Pa port on top of the five-team Ohio State apparently is Bchmid to. Bpaneor Haywood’o game M # ,. AFL's leading ground-gainer to to a 19-17 win. Ues with the Irish,” muttered downs-êlped by a fumble, taro dMeat OklohoM atata. BETTER NINE the ftnal quartor began. triots. EFC ratings with its opening the real McC!oy as far as Southern Cal’s John McKay and of IS for Drams Why Not! 14 yarde, but the effort Just Up in Orono, Maine, ConnecU- conference win over Southern. Toomey Starts k.v .Ad . Quarterback Bobby tooU’s ..A — ______Jtm Gordon 833-34; ■ RoMnson ftntebed wlUi 33 "I guess we're leading the college football teams go the teams battled to their sec ey pOnalUea and a ttiort punt paseJng, the running, of Curt 87-6—83' C — Joe ■ahirday it was Lea Aigrriw wasn't enough. cut’s Mr. Ground and Mr. A ir— Now 8-1. the New Jersey team paints and McOloofcUn IT as sev league In Just about ever>'thlng AM . . . but Notre Dame’a Mc ond eonsecuUve deadlock. -an d edged _ Syracuro. , ______Franco Wataon and Don McLeary and 13S. Indiana 12S; Miami Its. K ra W b Iu v b fully oqulppBd Boston took the opening kick Vin Clements and Rick Robua- maintained the upper hand by Slow in Effort en Bucks wound up in double on offense except scoring," the Coy was a little too real for ” We Just didn’t play well. Our Harris ran for a two-point oon- fiMky MS; Oaroitoa lOS, Daltas new ears for rant by th3 off and marched 72 yards in tellt—helped put together an of running in two punts for scores ” We Just didn’t play weu. Our Harris ran for a two-point eon- the Berce Une backing of Steve - v figuTM. Game banam want to veteran coadt said. "We can get ~ ~ ' " version after Lydeil MMcbell’s •T and WariUngton HO, New Or- day, waek or month. At nine plays for a touchdown, fense that kept conference-tiUe while Southern. 0-4, pulled off For New Mark Southern California. offense let us down, or maybe it version after LydeU Mltcball’a Kiner and Jack Reynotds helped ^ Seattle’s Bob Booaer wttb 26. four-yard touclidoarn plunge and tMUw UM. raABOfubie the ball down there, but we Mike Taliaferro passing to Ckrl hopes alive. Robustelli threw 18 the same play once. The Buckeyes of Ohio State, was Notre Dame’s defense,” be four-yard touchdown plunge and Tennessee beat Alabama tor the SsstUe eenter Bob Rule didn't very rataBl can't get It across." LOS ANGELES (A P ) _ owm- then scampered 88 yards to tie Garrett for the final seven f V, successful pqsses In 87 tries for Wesleyan kept an unblemish whowno leave leave ucuelittle oouoi doubt froma u m added after Uie Irish held Jim- «hen scampered 86 yards to tie Uilrd Ume and hand the Crtm- "***“ ase action beca uss of a sprained When your car is tied up plon BUI Toomey got off to a week to week who’a No. 1. kept “ T Jones to 11 pass completioas *hethe score score before before Mike Mike Reits Reits eon Tide its second eonsecuUve Tartagha. Larry Cliatm. leo- Rolling along since defeats In yards. 191 yards and two touchdowns. ed record with touchdowns on wrlM mflerod Setuiday MgM FlaBi MectiEE for service or repniri, or the first two games while John Clements took the baU 88 Ume, slow start Sunday in hto attempt wuiinr fitang Saturday with a tor 116 yards and Clarence Da- kicked------decisive the decisive point point setback—neither of which had ^ Baum. John Ric4»- agolnM Chicago. The Patriots stopped two San runs by Ed Tabor and Don A ftnal meotlng for man- when you ikeed an Had! nursed a sore passing ) rolled up 146 of the Huakias’ to capture Uie worid decaUden 84-7 victory over Minnesota. vld to 76 yards' in SO carries. Missouri also used tbs breaks evsr been done to a 'Rama team "The pros tore* you into Diego drives on fumble renover- Graham and a Pete Panciera •gor* at the Men's VoiUybaU tionnl car . . . arm, the Chargers may have record. But the Mg game of Uie weak- McCoy burst Uiro««h to Mock to >tsIts advantage, turolngturning a fum- under Bear Bryant Orooo — A — Jan Harrtgan fouls,” Aicindar arid. 'They les before the Chargers man 172 rushing yards and contrib pass to Mike Carlson. But the t-mgus will bs hsld at toe WeM trouble scoring. However, It's a After the flrat five events— end iw.t<.haH third-ranked John Young’s punt with Notre lOS; B — EUte Maieh US. Jump Into you. and moM of the aged a 12-yaid field goal by uted the other two TDs. defense may have played an ■1^ Rae ‘riMSday night at T. sure bet Gillman wouldn't swap the 100 meters, 400 m eun, Southern Cai and llth ranked Dame trailing 14-7 and Walt Pa- BETTER NINB — A — Jan Dennis Porter with leas than UConn now has a 8-1 record equal part by recovering two Ume the offu-teto oaU It agalnM At this meettag all team loa- CAU. his problems with those of rook Jump, high Jump and shot put Notre Dame at Sooth Bmd. tulskl recovered at Uie Tipjans Red Raiders Still Unbeaten Harrigan 4S-S—-W; B — Enos two minutes left In the )ialf. If with two of those wins in con Worcester fumbles, one at its Um defense.” ters muM ba submitted to prep ie coach Clive Rush and his Pa —Toomey had compiled 4A1S ImL, Mid it wound up In a 14-14 six. Denny__, ____ Allan_ ecored ____ Warmington 4316—88; C —El The Chargers added a 28-yard ference play. Massachusatts. 13-yard-line in the final seconds. SMurday aftorwion. mslUi« aration of the osasoa'a ached- triots. points. 43 fewer than his flrat- the one with t ‘A4 left and Scott ite Wbicze S317—47; Ktekere- field goal by Partee In the third conference leader at 2-0, will Trinity couldn’t win a week " whenWhen MHcijoy, oC^, a 874xr4 Ms regular aeaaoa NBA debut, ut* League play wUl begin 643.5135 ''Well, we almost did It." HBA third play, HadI faked a pass, of the cervices of captain Ralph ^ Its first win to two losses ______\ of Osri Silver. AoMManl Rsc paign. liner, Ken Ryngala. Mike Zlto, ^ r ^ of Santa Borbaia and ^riT*~ rated fourth, had the BoMdea Mo Mocked punt—’T Vikings tai q rough and tough to tabo a 64 load. On the ktek- SOOtkCod pUy, ba aald. ” i have to find spun through the middle and and a Ue. Junior halfback Dave 41-38400.^‘nno. That^s i ^ s a grm^gr fig Direetor at Um Roo ,cftteo. " I ’ve never been O-and-6 In Vic Radievich. ’TOmmy O’NeiU Barry King of England. The re week o ft Ponn State, No. S. think I bloclMd tt with my battjo 164. at lO . Nobo. otf after tbo TD, Stovo Samio- scored untouched on a run from Kiarsis scored three touch ure—a great hockey figure, by my life,” said Rush, who left six yards but. and Randy Hooks. downs. maining events wlU be held Mcn- barely got by tlrod-«w SyracaM hood.” bo oaid-MqOoy was in Tbs— contest was marrad by Us rambtod tbrougta lbs dofend- the Buper Bowl Champion New day in Uie AAU-MactIcnad de Um name of Gordie Howe. Glno Cappelletti. who missed Yale broke tradition and Trenton State never posed a 1314 and bad to ooort aU tts on 14 tackloo major pwizlTloo witta tbo locate ara to knot tbo soere, 64. York Jets as top offensive coach cathlon at UCLA. The 41-year-oid Howe, new la two earlier field goal attempts, ripped to a 200 first-half lead scoring threat as Central moved points in the idartta quarter to ” R was a heUuva tootbaU totahng SS yards bavtag P lsy in Um thiid quartor saw to take over as head of the Pa his 3Srd NaUonal Heekoy connected on a S2-yarder mid by scoring on Columbia on three to a 21-6 halftime lead and then The 3-year-old worid mask of do it game and no place tor the Um- tbo SOk Ctty otevan acore twice triots. “ I ’m a little embar 8,319 ie held by Kurt Bcnlin of League season, oeorod Mo SOOth WINTERIZE, Complete 8 U I way through the third period. of the first five times it got the more than doubled that score ' Mlsoouit raakad Mxtb. boat id." aold ND’a Arm Parsegblan. Gtrrccted Score on two paas plays. A Maher to Moiiiumr West Germany, Toomeya 8,277 goal, counting legular saaaon rassed, but not discouraged.” The Patriots got one more ihot. ball. The ElU also protected a for a 44-0 triumph and a l-S back stubborn Oklahoma State* "W e’lrc going to play a good Flaal eatrocS stare t t Em Samtotis aerial was good for SS 8J-J1, sevsatb-ranked Tanniaszi and pteyoff gamoo, Sunday Oar, ChoMl OU, Rush praised the Chargera as moving to a first down at the atring of 16 Ivy League gamea record. ^ two weeks ago eetahHihed a yards and a Maher to Coke p M U.S. record. ., night and beipod the Detr oft n H ar. 19 “ a damn good football team, San Diego 88 with one minute unmarred by defeats and only Coast (3uard drove several treunoad No. 36 Aiabama 61-14 la's Murray Warmath before Ms laM Friday adghf^ m S m o u ÊW coveted SS yarda. s. SaUfteeM. Brabeo, BROTHEIS and anyone who doesn’t believe one Ue. The current compeUdon ta —(tvtng Bear Bryant two aaga- date with Ohio State. But Iba Utm and ralriite was 834 M i Red Wlaga beat the SL Leafs Stoeriag Fla remaining. How4ver, Tallafar- Umes to near touchdowns but Flee ruanteg and Morkiag by BhMs 42. it doesn’t know football. I think 1 •leo his ninth this year v>»wi tftre lecnrdi aiwl V C X ^ No. •, m Tlrso. ro's pass went off an inte-xled Junior quarterback Joe Mas- had to setUe with a slngte one Gophara fombted the baU sway aot 834 la favor 4i the goto Woods sad Flotebman aot up they’ve got a good ehot at the 0* hla caroer, both records. drubbed Callloraia M4. In otbsr NHL gamoo Sunday, receiver’s hand and Bob How ■ey conUMued to Improve as a by sophomore halfback Frank Bvt ttmoa, loM tt once on aa in- onbadMod tar two Tiyz UmU wore called back S ro R E AFTER FUMBLE — Philadelphia quurterback Norm Snead, in center He has said this would be hie rated atnCh, Pblladoiphia tied Montreal 1-1, Weetem championship.” ard Intercepted on the 16 to end leader on the fleld as ha bal Klshman. Both the Cadets and tercepUoe and were batted fiv' by peaalttea. The Patriots made ^ gaHant' of pile at right, fumbled ball and Dallas defensive tackle Bob Lill.v. right, grab *»*» decathlon — which is what roUad oner 'ff-M w b d a ------New Tem edged Torento 1-3. RUSSEU. TEXACO the threat. anced the running attack srith Southwestern emerged with 4.1 the. Buebeye S3. t■torêpftone by ■aailotte and ] bed ball and rambled nine yards for touchdown in the first quarter at Dallas. he said before the one two weeta Flaridi^ No.' IS. Chicago 31 128 yards passing of hU own on records. Ponn State. Its 38-game un Sewndof i rioppad two searing ago. CaroWna 63-2 John beaten atring leoo than 13H mln- Uneate by Windsor.

y ' PAGE TWENTY MANCHEa^riiat EVENIN(5 HEBALD, MANCHESTEI^, CONN^ \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERAI^, MANCHESfllL. CONN., BusiiMss SwvIm s BuRdlii^— Help Wonted— Help Wanted— Help Wcmted Mole 35 PAGE TWENTY-ONE Offa n d 13 Contractinq 1 4 HGipWaiitGd Muh 3« Help Wonted— 35 35 35 Apartments— Fiefs CLASSIFIED Mole or Feimde 37 Biisinnss Locations Businoss Prepoity CABINETMAKERS BEfilirS llflBtO Tnnnmnnts 63 For Ront 64 DON’T QUIT . COMPUTER Programmers In- For Solo 70 Ing and repairs. CaU anytime waitresses, 6-day week, 0 - 6 NURSES AIDBai —11 p.m. to preferred but wUI train, know LDOKINQ for anything in real FIVE—room suite of front m «Iti m o days, evenljiKa______64S-0010 tor free estimates. 870-1642. shift. W. T. Grant Co., Park- 7 a.m. Laurel Manor, 649-4616. tererting day-time position ade. , ledge of typing. Write Box "B" KxoeUent opcniiigs. available for coUege graduate estate ^ rentals — apartmants. St. offices. 100 percriit loca MANCHE8TE3I —' 20,000 ADVERTISING YOU ARB A i. tniek is A-i — Mancbeater Herald. YOUR PRESENT JOB homes, multiple dwellings, no SALAD GIRL wanted nights ap DISPLAYCRAFT, Inc. with one or more years of re tion near banks, oli^conditloii- square foot masonary indos; CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ®*^****> attlca, yards, eri- lated experience or for non-col fees. OsU J D. Real Eriate •d. automatic fire sprinkler. trial buUdlng, IH acres, cen ways sealed and smaU truck. ie~A DOCTOR’S olMristant, LPN-RN, M anduster — 0tS-MB7 bS? ^ p*y security you've Aseoclates. Inc. 643-0129. ^ 8 A JL to 4:80 PJi. various duties. Expediting, ence not necesoaiy.'. Apply lege grûate with 5 or more , \. A.oply Marlow's. 867 Main St tral location, aU ntiUtlaa. tog done A-1 right. Call Tre- DRIVEWAYS Sealed - Tills Is typing, filing, etc. Modem East four days, 1-6 p.m. Saturdays, years of experience. Ebccellent Many poaslblUtfes, Including Cavey’s Restaurant, 45 E. Cen E Ê R T O N o Gardens - Near MAIN ST., corner office, mano Trucking Service toU- the time to reatore the life nnd Hartford location. Salary and 9-2 p.m. No Saturdays, July- ter St. «>'wtou»ttal EXTRA monthly In- salary auid fringe benefits. a- - -s — ■ 9 commercial use. Hayes Agan- COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT, free. 742-IMST August. Write Box "HH”, Man ooTO f 9487 ■kritchboard experience prefer- Mrs. Liebler, personnel serv b u s in e s s zone — Stone build fireplaoes, flagstone terraoea. DENTAL assistant, part-time MANICURIST wanted, full or needs two auto technicians etc. $155-$160. J, D. Real Es WAREHOUSE with small office ing consisting of four unit AH concrete repairs, both to- /l«d. 6 a.m. - 6 pjn. SmaU immediately. Pay in ctocoid- youve dreamed <* having for yoursrif and your ices, University of Conn., tate Associates. 643-6139. tor local office, experienced or part-time. CaU Magic Mirror ottioe in Hartford. Write Box In center of town. Can also be apartmenU. Three house traU- side and oiitaide railings. Land Beauty Salon, 648-3448. ance with skiU plus gen Storra, 1-4293311, ext. 1281. An used for workshop. Available PLEASE READ TOUR AD Roofinq^Sidinq 16 will train rl^t person. Call O, Mandiester Herald. equal o i^ rtu n lty emiUoyer. er parking loU. Ebccellent in scaping. Reasonably priced 649-6670. erous fringe benefits. Cleon, FIVE-ROOM apartment, walk November 1st. Call 643-9678. Olaaailled or “Want Ada" arr taken over ttw pkone aa a CaU 648 0881 KEYPUNCH operator 029. . uiii CALL TODAY—1-774-5044 to shopping and bus. Tenant come. PhUbrick Agency, Real convenience. Hie advertlaer ahonld read Ma ad the F1B8T ROOS7NG. aluminum aldtog, Ifoatlv niimeTteoi HOUSEMOTHER to work with modem shop. No Saturdays. tors. 6494300. gutters', carpenter work, 80 Mostly numerical. Benefits. Overtime, If desired. See A] APPUCATIONS---- now being nes heat and hot water. DAT IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS la tlmî for tke SHARPENINO Service - Sawb handicapped children outside Dogs— Bird»—Pen 41 next Inaertlon. The Herald 1a reaponaiMe for only ONE In- years’ expertenca. Connecticut Gaer Bros., 140 Rye St, So. Patch, Service Manager, >ence8 required. Younger knlvea, aces, shears, skates SOS Windsor. of school hours, private school couple preferred, $180. Ask f o r ______HoliSOS____ _ For Rant 65 **"*C™STER -Oenter-Po^ correct or omitted Inaertlon for any advertlaement and then Valley Construction Oo.. 648 in Hartford. Write Box P, Man- KITTENS looking for good — slble office and residence com only to the extent of a “make good" Inaertton. Errara whkA rotary blades. Quick senrlee 7180. Free eatlinate be reliable, some mechanical _____ -______homes. CaU 649-6480 after 6 Mr. Atoedy, Phllbrick Agency. TOUR-BEDROOM Cape, $225 a Capitol Equipment Co.. 8f- SEXliRBTARY—Diaaater has cheater Herald. bination. Six-room Colonial, 9 do not leaaen the valne of the advertlaement wtO not be Carter Chevrolet, knowledge, vriUlngness to PRODUCTION mUllng and -p.m., > anytime______weekends. —.....—. Realtors>.946-4200. month, Manchester, Wolverton car garage. Bus line. $24,000. corrected by “make good" Inaertlon. Maln St.. Ifanehester. Hourt ROOFINO and Roof Repair diminished this delightful leM. Fine opportunity, good lathe hands needed. Liberal „------FULU-TIME 1229 Main St. BIRCH ST. ^-'&nall four-room Agency, _ Realtors, 649-2813. Hayes Agency, 6490181. daUy 7:80-5, T h u i^ y . 7:80-6 CougUn Roofing Oo.. Inc.. 648. office and they need a de EXECUTIVE SALES salary.------Send" ■ resume: Man beneflU. 69hour59hour weekweek. AnolvApply COCKER Spaniel puppies. AKC Saturday 7:80-4. 648-1166. 7T07 pendable, diligent girl to COUNTER CLERKS (Bockvme, Ton Free) ager. 6 Downey Drive, Man in person, Metronlcs Inc., 640 registered, certified pedigree, apartment. Selsqrlty. 643-5288 SINGLE furnished 7-room h ^ help them out «f the deep SECRETARY chester, Oonn. males, and females, beautiful ^ a .m . to 6 p.m. for rent, Bolton Lake. October AL MARINO Services — 644- BIDWELL Home Improvement water. Salary to 1115. MANCHESTER RetaU furni Hilliard St., Manchester. Housas For Solo 72 643-2711 875-3136 3616. Cleaning attics, cellars, Co. Expert InstaUatlon of For dry cleaning store ture Store has openiimfor fuU- buifs and cream. Call WiUi- FIVE-ROOM A p ^ m l^ l"” 7n — tor aggressive company Steady work. Apply at time truck man. Appmin per EXPERIENCED mechanic mantic 1-423-8503. garages. Bulky furniture, ap aluminum siding, gutters and wanted for general renalr ------^— ------Main St„ wscond floor iiver a T n m IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY—. pliances moved, removed. trim. Roofing instollation and RECEPTIONIST—Not even marketing on an Interna son to Mr. MacDomtldThr Mrs. business office, no chU dreri:^ 6490072 New 7-room Raised Ranch, 3H gale winds could keep you Garrlty. O.B. Keith Furniture OPPORTUNITY Sarage. Profit shiSrw^M breeds------Har Metal, cardboard druma avail repairs. 649.6496, 875-9109. tional baais. Excellent pay O N E ioU R mony Hill. H. C. Chase, Hebron pets due to the location,atton. AvalK, MANCHESTER New five- baths, 2 fireplaces, laundry Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? able. from loving this position. and fringe benefits. CaU Co., 1116 Main St., Mandiester, available for quaUfied man. able Nov. 1st, $125 monthly. Light typing. If you’re a MARTINIZING Part-time Full-time See Mr. Sloan, Sloan Garage, • Rd., Bolton. 643-5427. »m Ranch, three bedrooms, room, bullt-ins, plaztored Mrs. Bnmetti. Conn. Write Box NN, Manchester fireplace, disposal unit. walls, 2-car garage, city utili ODD JOBS, light trucking, Rooftnq and pleasant weU spoken girt, 299 Weat Middle Tpke. Route 83, Vernon. Herald. MECHANIC — for fleet work, diahW êr. Available Im ties, near school, S9day occu 24-Hour Answering Servics carpentry, miscellaneous re you should reaUy see about Manchester Active real estate office FREE kittens, desperately need Chimnoys 16-A this one before It blows 648-2487 six -day week. Must bs avaU- needs sales representatives. EXPERIENCED body man, Im m ediately $280. monthly. Call pancy. Built by Ansaldl. pairs, etc., good service and mediate openings. Call 649 home. 646-0835. FDUR-ROOM, second floor Charles Lesperance, 6497890. Free to Herald Readers away. Salary |90. CLEAN-UP woman wanted to able for out of town woiii. For Our liberal commission apartment, appliances, park Paul W. Dpugan. Realtor, 649 low prices. 648-7316. ROOFING, Gutters, Chimneys— 8834, mornings, afternoons and 4585. New and repairs our specltU. ______vacuum floors, five or six appointment caU 648-8878, 649 schedule wlU yield above ing and storage. $148'. Call 648- 'GEORGIAN Colonial, 7 rooms, Worn rniormatton on one of our cisasllled odverttaemeatsT TREE SERVICE (Boucler) ~ 4216. average income for the ag evenings, call 6294306. SIAMESE Kittens for sale, $20. Cl IH* k, NtA Ik 6700. No answer at the telephone Uetedf Simply eaU the ty. 20 years experience. Free TYPIST—If your going down HOUSEKEEPING attendant tor weekly. Apply lî baths, fireplace, 3-car ga Trees cut, buUdlng lots clear, estimates. Call Roy Kanehl. tor the third time, check elderly person. Fouror more Restaurant, 46 Bast gressive salesman. For ap MEX3HANIC — Hllex auto tune- Phone 643-7897. rage, central location, many ad, trsaa topped Got a tree FIVE-ROOM flat on first floor. ^ 2 048-0863 after 6 p.m. with us about this statistical hotms daily. No Sunday or HoU- Center St.. 648-1416. pointment caU Mr. Paulin "Would you believe we're from 'Operation Intercept' ' o f ToW n extras, city utilities. Morrlaon problemT Well worth phone 644-8005. up center, Manchester has DACHSHUNDpuppies, AKc’ Ideal for retired or mlddle- EDWARDS position before it's gone. Apply Marlow’s Inc., 867 KEYPUNCH Operators— day openings for 2 experienced small, standard, black and tan, and we're confiscating all that marijuana?" Rgeil couple. No chUdren, no w Ronr \ 66 Agency, Realtor, 6491016. caU, 743-8288 ROOFINO — Specializing re Good typing. Salary $90. and evening; Clerks, Typists, men, new shop, electronic shots, Call 876-9081. pets. Can be seen anytime. 58 VERNON ANSWERING SERVICE pairing roofe of all kinds, new WANTED equipment. Top pay and bene NOW— Rentl)>g. MANCHESTER . ^ Two-atory------< BRICK, block and stone work. roofe, gutter work, chimneys needed in Monchrster, East Russell St. All fees paid by our client fits. 643-2197. PEKINGNEISE — Two beauti Hoiisahold Goods 51 W ontod—To Buy 58 'You owe it to yourself to s ^ x •’“tl's. 4-5 bedrooms, Brick wails, patios, outdoor-in cleaned and repaired. 80 years’ Hartford areas. Temporary as PART-TIME!—Evenings 6 to 10 ______one of these lovely apartments *‘X'“'lon. Newer fur- door fireplaces, sidewalks, companies. p.m. and weekends. Ideal for PROGRAMMER ful male puppies, AKC, vac FOUR-ROOM apartment In, 649-0500 875-2510 experience. Free estimates. signments. Good pay, no fee. LINEMAN To $12,000, A & G Attic Treasures. Used WANTED — ANTIQUES, used altuated In a small apartment ' chimneys. Free eatlmfUtes. Call Howley 648-6861, 644- high school or college student. cinated, 643-2977. four-family house. Appliances, and leave your message. Tou’U hear tram our advertkaer la Staff Builders, 11 Asylum St., one to three years experience ...... furniture, olde things sale. furniture, partial or complete parking and storage. $125. Nov. complex located In an attrac- ''K’-'x y. 6490181 Jig time without spending aU evening at the tolephooe. Domenlc Mbrrone, 849-1604. 8888. OPERATORS Room 602, Hartford, 2797610. Apply to Manager, Parkade in pre^ramming using die IBM AKC reglatered brown poodle Displayed at Route 5. Pleas RITA GIRL AT Lanes. Qsn r-nuriT .... n n r - __ <___j a ______. - •states. Call 633-2300 days. «4h 1st. occupancy. Call J.D. Real neX aXIX*' ’ K'GHT’-'kQOM ailonlal,' 4 b ^ . TREES — cut and pruned, trlm- 360. COBOL or RPG preferred. 8 months old, spayed female. ant Valley Rd., South Wlrd.sor. OOOt after 7 p.m. Estate Associates, 643-6129. new 8>i room apartment (one rooms, fatlMly room first floor. 0 Degree a definite plus. Fee AlltOmobDot For Solo 4 clearing. Free esti Millinoiy, 800 SILVER LANE HELP WANTED male, full Had all shots. Excellent with Household contents bought. bedroom) featuring heat, hot 3H baths, suhêck, double gar mates, Insured. Call evenings WANTED Hulp Wantud—Mola 36 SNET time. Apply In person. Barrett paid. Call Dave Nyman at 279 children. Call 643-0146. Open weekends. 644-2615 . 643- ONE-BEDROOM newer a|mrt- water, refrigerator, range, Drnssmokinq 19 9440, or send resume to Man 1484. age. 160x390, treea, $39,900. OTO — 1666 Convertible, 890, 622-8429. EAST HARTFORD Plumbing Supply, 331 Broad Rooms WIHiout Board 59 ment. good condition, small hood, garbage dlapooal. mas Hutchina Agency'6$96334. HERALD ATTENDANTS needed for serv agement Staffing Associates, building, $140. per month In ter TV antenna, telephone out automatic, power steering, ex DRESSMAKING and altera We have openings for a line St., Manchester. VERY CLEAN heated furnish cellent condition. Must sell. POLLARD Tree Service— Ex 528-9416 AT ice station. If interested call 18 Asylum St., Hartford, Oonn. A r t i e l t s F o r S oJo 4 5 lEWINO MACHINES - .singer cluding heat and appliances. lets, curtain rod.s, window tions, zippers replaced etc. 6498818 between 97 p.m. Mon man in our Manchester of lutoniatlc zig-zag, e.Ncellcnl ed room for a mature man. ihadea nnd full bath with OOX LETTERS 11,800. 047-1888. pert tree removal, pruning and Call 649-4811. fice. EXPERIENCED ALUMINUM sheets used as Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649 trimming. Insured. 2898720. day, Wednesday, Friday or DESIGNER — $11,000 - $14,000. condition Makes buttonholes Call 64S-9363 or apply 2 Pearl 4680. vanity. Woshera and dryers In AUTUMN ST. N printing plates, .009 thick, 28x St. oiit CHARGER RT-1968, 440 mag- CHAMBERMAIDS, middle-aged stop in at these hours. Mac- ALL AROUND MACHIN Outstanding Hartford area op hems, (mbroldcrs. etc Orig bnaement (coin-operated) and For Y You’U climb poles and in portunity with rapidly expaind- 36”, 26 cents each or 6 for $1. KIght-room Colonial, large'"' nun, dark green, white vinyl ACOOUSTICAL ceiling, rec Moving— Înickinq— women wanted tor mornings sar’s Texaco, Middle Tpke. k stall cables. Must be a high ISTS inally over $300.. 6 monthly __ __ DELUXE 3-bedroom apart atorage area. Plenty of living room, formal dining Information top, black Interior, full power. room remodeUng. No Job too S Ing company. Perform design 643-2711. paymerits of $8.60 each or pay- raOMPSON House — Ool ment, carpets, heat and ap Storoqo 20 and part of afternoon to clean Broad St., Manchester. school graduate, bandy with LATH OPERATORS ------r~,r tage St. centrally located, large parking. For an appointment room, kitchen and family THE HERALD wUl rwt 18,000 mUes. 18,660. 878-0680. small. Free estimates. Call rooms. Good working condi tools, and have good me tolerance studies, design of nARiT’ n f r ^ ’ “ill!— , cash. 522-0931 dealer pliances Included, $186 per to aee thia new lovely apart room, 3 bedrooms, screenitude. Model Home Furniture parking. Call 6492858 for over ment building please call 872- porch, finished rec room. any odvertlMr using box 1966 FORD and Plymouth 4- Contact front office, head TORS systems, wide v ^ e ty of chal- Sîne “fm m io in f tor, 6494635. 0629 weekdays for on appolnt- door sedans, V-8, AutomaUc, ATTICS and cellars cleaned, truoking and package delivery. DEAN MACHINE alght and permanent guest IHi baths, wall to wall car letters. Readers answer housekeeper, Plano’s Motor Good salary, valuable bene TOOL AND GUAGE MAK len^ng new prxrfuct design patio’saJid. Call 648-9604. “ 8 ROOM HOUSEFUL nient. Rental $136 downatalra, ing blind box ads who 1 radio, power steering, extra odd Jobe, light trucking, trees Refrigerators, washers and projects. Fee paid. Call Dave ______rates ONE-BEDROOM Ranch type peting throughout. This Is stove moving, specialty. Fold Inn, 100 East Center St., Man PRODUCTS fits, paid pension {rian, ex ERS 19 PIECES $148 upataira (Including car a home In a convenient lo desire to * protect their I wheels. 648-2880. removed and lots cleared. Call chester, 6492800. ceUent advancement poten Nyman at 2799440 or send SCREENED loam, processed $297 apartment, $145. per montii In peting. I November tat. occu- identity can foUow ’to 6491794. Ing dialrs tor rent. 8490762 All fringe benefits, expansion ROOM for rent, gentleman only, cation at a reasonable price. 102 COLONIAL RD. tial. resume to Management Staff- gravel, gravel, sand, stone. central location, free parking. cluding appliances and heat ivincy. Adults. No pets. I procedure: Awo1666 FORD, AU10 pomnêr passenger uoun- Coun------—...... program. A pply at: Paul W. Etougan, Realtor, 649 Asking $27,000. tO'-J down to ing Associates, 18 Asylum St., fill. George H. Griffing Inc Inienoi- Designer wants reliable References required. 648-M9S, qualified buyer. try Squire atatlon wagon, auto- trucking, odd Joba, also For more lnfbrmatl-wcds to occept 6498150. the box In an envelop — Has Immediate Openings: our employment office at uiNirtment t• »«>“'■• r ««- close tolerance, machining op second and third shift. Lathe portables, $19.96 up; rebuilt • ember I. Cenlnilly lo<-ated on down, smallest payments, any tin, 6490286, 6494411. SECRETARY - RBCBPTION- mas shopping by seUing Avon mtjjnthly, adults only Call 628 SOUTHERN erations. Experienced in work operators, second shift. Verti dltlons, wnvefoent location, accessories, cover, cushions, consoles, $22.50 up; new and Center 81. Ample off-str<-r4 0718. where. Not smaU loan finance 1964 NINB-passsnger Ford CUSTOM made draperies, slip I8T—Salary open. Plush office OosmeUcs and toiletries in your fee paid. Call Dave Nyman at new. $2,650. Call 649 used cabinets $10 up. Parts and MS OmiiIbsa usaaasASS a9 A “ ■ vicinity. Call 2894922. measurement, methods en cal turret lathe operators, sec parking. < 'otiiplntely equlpp<‘d HELP WANTED company plan. Douglas Mo Country Squire. Power steer covers and reupholstering. Eloctricol Sorvkos 22 downtown Hartford area. No gineering, product and mater ond shift. Call LeMi Corpora 278-9440 or send resume to service. Ideal Sewing Machine kitchen. Rental, $156. with om- WE HAVE custom*ra waiting tors, 846 Main. Ing, vinyl Interior. $760, must Budget terms. Established In shorthand but good typing abil NEW ial flow. Fee paid. CaU Dave tion, 6493863. Management Staffing Asso- ______. __ Service, 18 Webster St., Hert month security required. Call for the rental of your apart sell. Good condition. CaU 742- BLEX7TRICAL contracting, ity a must. Much public con dales, 18 Asylum St., Hart ford, 249-0786. 1966 VOLKSWAGEN Sunroof, 1948. Days. 624-0164 evenings. RELIABLE man wanted to Nyman at 3799440 or send JarvlM Realty Co., 643-1121. ment or home. J.D. Real E* Female 7808. 6497690. commercial and Industrial, tact. Fee paid. CaU Tony An- work a t South Windsor Auto resume lo Management Staff ford, Conn. Fiiq I and Food 49-A tote Aoaoelatea. Inc.. S498139 good rubber, new front end. prompt service. Quality work zeUotti, 278-9443. Management ENGLAND MAHOGANY Dining room set. C01X)NIAI< duplex, five rooma Looking For Woik Nonr HoomT muffler, eleotrical system. 1968 OLDSMOBILB Cuilast. All Ports. Inquire in person, ing Associates, 18 Asylum St, MANAQEMFJIT — Tralneea— 8EASONBD cord wood, sawed new Installations and mainten Staffing Aseoclates, 18 Aeylum Schanck Rd., South Windsor. Hartford, Oonn. EXPERIENCED buffet, china closet, table and two beilroomg, large living FIVE-ROOM duplex, large en $660. 648-1086. power with factory Installed Excellent starting salary plus to required lengths. Free de six chairs. Reasonable. 649- Rnpidly g r ^ g tnduntry. Now phuit, rn tm iy work, ance. CoU 628-7628 or 647-0736. St., Hartford Conn., Suite 406. room, picture wIndcAv, birch closed ----- yard,- convenient------■ - loca p e U alr-oondltloner. $460 or best of luiMinq— TELEPHONE OIL BURNER fuU benefit program. Opportu livery. E.^ Yeomans. 742-8907. 8825. cabinet kitchen, ceramic tile tion. References and eecurily g o ^ pny with ovortlmo, Uf# inmimict, hagriteli. BOY in service, must ssll 1968 fer. Call 648-408$ after 4:90 —------—------$80 IN FAMOUS brands frae if ■stloin hoUdayo, racation and other friogo banoflta. Cutlass, 8 cylinder. Ram-air, Controefinq 14 nity tor career position. Fee bath, bent, hot water, base depoertt required. Call 643-6927. p.m. F lo o r F InishInq 2 4 you nm a weekly shop-by-maU SERVICEMAN paid. Call Tony Anzellofti 218- MAPLE double bed. $20. Wal ment Uively yard. Central lo- ExparimM not nirior y. wUl tmin. power steering, 3-door hardtop. club for few friends. Send for COMPANY Gordon— Form— nut end table and round FOUR ROOMS, one • bedroom 11,000 miles. $2,296. 6697166 or INDUSTRIAL 9443. Management Staffing As rnllon. Adults. No pets. $50 Wondorfol opportunity for odmaMOMnt 1969 DODGE Charger, 4-speed, homee custom built, remodel SANDING and reftnlsh details and free all new cata walnut cocktail table $25 for Meat, hot water, centrally lo 048-9883. 440 magnom engine, posl-trac- Ing (spadaUslng m older sociates, 18 Asylum St. Hart- Dairy Products 50 security required $166 month ing, additions, rec rooms, ga log. No obUgatlon. Popular An Equal 0{HX>rtunlty Employer both. Like new. 643-8278. ly. Available December 1st , cated, AdulU only 643-3171 Apply Of tlon 4-11, Mlchelln tires. Ash fioort). inride painting. Paper ENDINEER ford. Conn. Suite 406 TtlRNIPS. $1 half bushTT. 1966 FORD Oalaxle convertible, rages, kitchens remodeled, Club Plan, Dept. X002, L ^ - Good pay. Good working coll 6497885. days. ing $8,260. firm. Call 8790818, hanging. No Job toe smaU brook, N.Y. conditions. Paid vacations. Corner Gtode Lane and Tol SELUNG HOME! 9x15 beige automatic, 3-door, V-6. Reaaon- anytime. bath tile, cement work, steps John VerfalUe, 6498760. Kveriweed in walk stand dormers. Residential or com- ards, packaging, coot eoti- Paid holidays. Phone 649 Holp Wemtod— land St. Near the East Hart Mrtlon carpet, and malchlng t HREE-ROOM duplex, iwlults NEWLY redec:orated first-floor. able. Very good condition. 648- stair■ iBIp carpet,âienaat walnutaarnleasaC bedroom * 6room apartment, full-base CAVROK CORP. 3608. 1968 CHEVROLET Blooayne, merioal. Coll 649-4291. MOTHERS— Earn your toya FULLTIME saleswoman for 10 mntlag and mneMna cnanel- 1166 for appointment or stop ford, Manchester town line. only. Available November 1st. and Christmas gifts free. Have weeks until January 1. 6-day ty aaalyri9 Job im Mo!o or Fomolo 37 set. Speed Queen washer Call ment and parking facilities. INOUSTIIAL PAOZ BO. station wagon, 6 cylinder, londf Stocto— FOR SALE — Pumpkins, Call 649-1778 1966 MGB, eoft-top, good run KITCHENS — Colonial, mod a Laurene Toy Party in your week. Shoor Jewelers, 917 ineentlva -***»*— REAL Estate sales people 643-8838 after 7. or weekends Conveniently located (’all F. standard transmission. Very Moi lyciyss 27 home. Call 6495697 to book study. Apply to Graces Farm, 731 Hebron 1-6. M Goal Agency. 6493683. for Exit f7 off FaHtwow ning condition. Must sell. Call good condition. $896. Call 649 ern and Mediterranean. Also Main St. a wanted—with or without exper 6493014 evenings or can be date. Avenue, Glastonbury. a|jpulntment. VERNON. CONN. .1848. »*cond mortgage ORDER clerk must be able to THE WHITING ience. Call 6499168, Llnsay o a r a g e s a l e — Antique seen at 170 Lyness St. Custom Build- money available. Fast, conll- IONA MFO. CO. Realty. NOV. 15TH era, 6498484. GAL FRIDAY—$90 plus oppor type, keep inventory records, CORPORATION lounge, dresser, tinware, etc MANCHESTER Pairfteld St., CHEVELLE—1968 SS <896. low dentlal aervice. Mr. Belfiore, tunity lo receive formal train R<«ant8t.. Fortilizors 50-A 20 Foster St., Manchester, 649 three-bedroom duplex apart 1686 FORD custom 8 cylinder, mileage. CaU 91 p.m. or after issue shipping orders, smaU of COOK wanted full or part-time, OCCUPANCY automatic, radio, heater. Price NEWTON H SMITh 'T SON- 647-1418. ing In all phases of office fice. Convenient location and 2M BROAD STREET 4617. ment No pets Available No 6 p.m., 647-1066. work. Fee paid. CaU Tony An- some experience required. GOOD cow manure, $5 and $10 $780. Call 648-0640. Ramodellng rapairtnt, tM t hourt. An equal opportunity MANCHESTER Country Squire Restaurant, Rt. vember lit $150 monthly, 643- MORTGAGES — 1st and 2nd, zelloUi, 2799448. Management , loads, delivered. Good for ------4'i room Town House .-i|Hiri 2912 RAMBLER— 1960. Radio, alr- tions, rec rooms, garage* employer. Phone 647-9079. I 83, Ellington, Oonn. 872-0269. 1068 MERCURY Cougar, 303, porches and roofing. No Joe mortgagaa— Interim financing Staffing Assoolates, 18 A sy lu m ------shrubs, lawn, etc. 643-7804, 649 M pchinory and Took 52 ment, 2 baths, alr-rondl- condltloned, power eteering, —expedient and confldahtial 8731. one owner, white walls, stud automatic transmission, new too small. CaU 649«44 St.. Hartford. Conn., Suite 406. EXPERIEINCED cleaning lady, PLANT LABOR, paint manu- WANT to make a lot of money? tlonlng, stove, refrigerator 2 aervtoe. J. D. Real Estate ------FOR SALE by owner. Newgate ded snow tires, $2,3M. 644-2828. tires, sxhaust system and ------one day a week. Own trans- facture, 40 hour week. ConUct part-time, no selUng. Cail 647- disposal, patio with slullng HALLMARK Building Com- Aasoc.' 648-8139. THE MANCHESTER Home- portatlon. References. 646-4687. Machine Co. $6,600. buys this gloss doors. Uenutiful. beau FurnklMd 1969 VOLKSWAGEN^ vrith all brakes. $160. After 6 p.m., call Jack Kaplan, 875.3385. gggi. HousohoM Goods 51 shop all set up and powered.- ots-Wo. pany—for home Improvement, maker Service Inc. is se e k in g ------IMMEDIATE tiful. beautiful (.'all Aportnwfiti 63>A the extras. Call 6494278 after additions, rec ruoma, garages, mature women with ritUls tn CLEANING woman wanted two INSPEXITORS and mold men Features 8 Brldgeports, one Is HELP WANTED 6 p.m. lutiiMss Opportunity 28 MAPLE bedroom set, double brand new with 42" table and roofing, gutters. Free esU- home management care of ® week. Wapping. Oall start at $3.66 per hour. All CSOUPLE wanted for light clean- "Bed, like new: Frlgidalrc re THREE "v ROOM apartment, power feed. For informationn or furnished, private bath and 1961 MOTD, g o ^ running con Trucks— Troefon 5 matee, all work guarantoad. PIZZA SHOP and Restaurant in children, the elderly and the 644-1947. benefits. Openings available tng duties, evenings. 646-4220. frigerator. 9drawer red cheat, e«». 649-6651 649-2179 M#n and Woman (7all 646-2837. OPENINGS immediately on first and sec- __ ::------appointment to see call entrance, utilities, no peta dition. Best offer over $900. prime location. Completely hl^l'nv*’ SWITCHBOARD operator. - recliner and other miscellane 2066, after 4:80 p.m. 6492929. 1967 CHEVROLET, half ton equipped. $6,000. Phllbrick h^riy rate plus t^ «aisfac- Anmveri^ Service. ond shifts. Please call 289436L SALES HE!LP full and port- ous household Items. All in 224 Charter Oak, 649S368 PUU.1MI — PART.TMI pickup, 6 cylinder, 22,000 miles. CARPSUITRI — ooBorata stspa sivnAL DccauifT opfotniNmB Flrestone Retread Shop. 20 Bid- time. Apply candy counter, floors, hatchways, remodeling Agency Realtors. 646-4300. Vernon C i r c l e . ^ ritlfti very good condition. Will sell 4t4-R(X)M Townhouse, appli DAYS A IVININGS 0 1968 PONTIAC CataltmT 4-door. Excellent wndltlon. 8790484 af well Rd., South Windsor. Treasure City Store, Parkade. porches, garages, elosato. oaU WANTED-Youn* m arrM man Phone 643-9611 between 94. available..yallable. 8 p.m. to 8 p.p.m. and HAVI MVD.OFID IN OUt FMM: very reasonable. 876-0810. Musical Instnimunts 53 ances, utilltle*. duhwaaher. I'i V-8, power steering, etc. $878. ter 6. Businoss Locotiofif Bargar catUa haa vacaaclfti for odulU to fill p»- 6498890. Inga.tngs, attlesattics finlahed. rec to , o ^ take ! i ! i over ^ e r business.l ^ l n e s s Must . ^ i be RÔ^STERKD N urses- Open- “ i * P '" ' * CaU PRODUCTION Workers —Open- CLEANING — three to tour NORGE refrigerator. 8 'i years LUDWIG 9piece drum set. baths, private patfo and base, roomsBtfwaeMA formica, ceramic. AAWOth i------a* . a. • a. > .. .. BIB UOlD. m ent $190 (5all Superinten titioiM in oar Mtnehattor itoro cr9a t4xl by tot. Compare prices. Add- ASSISTANT bookkeeper- must iW iik Witk Stop in and discuss a job with us. WANTED Antique furn:Mir* in congemal 4 family dweUtng. Realtor. 6491106. Call 6491614 after 6. A hw average hoariy ratea, fringe benefita aw priced for econom y living. ---- 1967 IMPALA wagon, good con- A-Level Bonner Oorp., 389 know bookkeeping dlvleraifled UTTUTY kltdien man, part- g 1 ^ pewteV. O'l p.-ilnltT.ge . BURGBt CASTLE 20" BOYS Polo Uke, excellent 0449 praflt sharing plan. App^ at otiief antique Item />ny Ayailabie November l. Adults PROFESSIONAL office on flral dlUoa, 90,000 miles, V-6 388 work. Benefits. Apply In per ALUEI SYSTEMS time, 11-4 p.m. over lunch Apply floor, auitable for dentist or oagine. CiaU 6494917. condition. New rear silk, 049 _ ------son Gaer Bros., 140 Rys St. hour. No weekends. Apply In nisrtlty. The r-t preferred OaU 6496697 after 6 " ■“ SYSTEMS, Ine. 0887 after 4 p.m. ROBBINS Oaipenny re- So. Windsor. m 4709. 165 Oakland Street p.m weekdays doctor. 7 rooms Including a ------1 ______modeUng epeolaUat AddltiOM. R«9L Hrial FlihUig Ca, Is*. ' TOLLAND lU R N PIO paraoc only. - Howard Jotm- CHENEY BROTHERS. Inc. dark room, front and rear en 1966 VOLKSWAGEN with 1967 son's. 391 Tolland Tpke.. Man- rec rooms, donaara. 69 WOODLAND ST.—MANCHESTER 31 Cooper Hill Street -iOUSEHOlL* lots — Aatiquas TWO-ROOM deluxe efficiency trances. heal furnlahed. park Engine and transmlaaion, etc., 1J_, is as .V OONN. — cheater. Manchester, Conn. hrie-a-hrac. docks, frames presxige location. a(q>tiat>ces $880. 64M7S1.6498110. Keaci Herald Ada. NURSES AIDES — S-u p.m. ing on the premises Now Laurel Manor, 6494U9. UAND8CAPE laborer part-time (tosawara » c buy tatataa VU and utilities mcluded. $136 per occupied by dentist Avallabls / 6 a.m.-noon. Oootoct Whittam CaU 64S-4141 for Saturday Appointments cage Peddler. Auctioneer 42f month Paul W Dougan. Real Nov. 1st For Information call Vaadacape Nuiaary 6497$$S. Lake Bl., Boium. 646-1341 tor. 6494616 6490613. ■ \

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H o im m For Solo 72 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW MANCHJss'fER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEaiijiK, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1969 BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE but of Town O u to fTow n PAGE TWENTY-THREE For Scrir^ 75 For Solo 75 O of of Tofwa O a to fT e w E SIX-ROOM Oolonlal, batlu, G oatlew 9 eeetj kickikjg- lu po r >/EAi29 O ot off Teem W oirtad Baal B»fHtg 77 CLASSIFIED C a m e h»s t u r n ' - a g o a Tl e v J u n io r -L. f o r Sale 75 For Sole Greenwood Dr.; James F. large lot, garage, plenty of ID THOSE OFFICE COLLECTIONS ANP EyERV MARLBOROUGH — 4% room 7 i Manchester WAG 8R0U (5H T FORTH AND \NHAT ANDOVER — 6-tooin Cape, For Sale 7S Anderstm. 192 Hollister SL; Bolton cabinets. Reasonably priced at HEBRON SE IJ J N G? Do buaiiiees with gift seemed to get more extensive ••• \WA9 Mi s T A l ^ P big kitchen, wall to wall Rancher. Oil heat, two-bod- Bti-room Ranch Paul J. McDonald, Wangum- 123,900. Keith Agency, 646- rooms, lake view. $17,900. War one o f the oldest agencies in Hospital Notes carpeting, good sized living wooded lot, fun BOLTON LAKE - Californian, N ORTH Coventry — N ew Six- baug Dr., South Coventry; Mfa. 4126, 649-1922. ren E. Howland, Realtor, 64$- town. "Por prompt, courteous ADVERTISING FIOTILLAS GETTING MARRIED / room, 2 acres of land, shed t>edrooins, spacious room Raised Ruch. IH baths. Cora Rid yard, 22 CenterfMd HEARL'/ i-'j&RHKOi'S OUT SIGN. 1 extras Included In the sale service call the Mitten A g ^ Eight Homes Built in Year^ WE’RE c h ip p in g IN TD BU^ for horse or pony, $17,900. Paul 1108. kitchen srlth buUt-lns* flre- buUt-ins, diaharasher, fire Vm riNO BODES St.; the Rev. Alex H. Bleeseer, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ASSUMABLE 6% per cent mort OR ON VACATION - BUT WE cy, Realton, member Multtide HER A SILVER SERVICE W. Dougan, Realtor, 649-4636. price. Pine reetdentlal area. Idaced living room, oil heat, place. Acre treed lot. Only ftrtawuedtate Care Semi- 96 Baldwin Rd.; Mrs. RoseUa gage, 6 large rooms, wall to SCRAPED UP ENOUGH SOUTH WINDSOR'— Nine - Listing, 643-6980. 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. FOR 2 4 A H D A C aO R T. J. Chnekett, Realtor, 64S- baths. ThetefuUy decorat $26,900. Hayes. Agency, 646- private, MOWS pan., aad 4 p jn . Feshler, 2 Sanford Rd.; Mar 31 Less Than in 1967-68 wall carpeting, nice cotral lo Bb OLTON — School Rd. Three room Colonial in Birch £011. 1077. ed. 881,900. Immediate Oc 0131. I t pjn.; private (ooms. 19 ajn.- garet Schrueder, 90 ReUy Rd., cation, w ell hept treed yard. bedroom Chateau. Garage, alu Four bedrooms, 2% baths, two 'Hiere were 39 homes bulk In aver, expneaed rtiowitlWiii tld i cupancy. Warren B. Howland, 8 p jn ., a a i 4 p.ia.-g p-os. Wapptag; Mre. 'Hielma Law- COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. fireplaces, oustandlng family Bolton in 1967-68, and only eight with the development of Her- Low 20’s. Keith Agency, minum siding, m baths, fire- ~ center h^ ReoUors, 64S-U06. BvNiatriGs: Parents allowed son, Bast St., Andover. 4;M P.M. DAT BEFORE PimUCATlON 4126, 649-1922. placed bookcase wall. Situated kitchen — G E bullt-lns. Large 8-bedroom L-Ranch. Double ‘Snobs’ Lead aay tim e except aoon-8 p.m.; Also, Betijainln B u r^ 691 B. in 1968-69. Figures released in '^ k Memorial Park. They asikl on rustic acre. Asking $26,600. wooded lot with beautiful view. BjMnpe, 1% acre wooded lot. TOLLAND VERNON Deadline tor Saturday and Monday U 4:30 p.m. Frida.i aOMsa, 8 PJB.-S p jn . Middle Tpke.; Mrs. M arjorie the Zoning Board’s annual re- SIX-ROOM Ranch, beautiful Goodchild-Bartlett Realtors, Approximately 2,600 equare Oîpertone bullt-lns, natural MOVE RIGHT IN . . Beit Servtoe: 19 pan.. treed acre lot, 2-car garage, 2894)939, 628-3498. feet. Mid 40’s. Principles only. tri^ tw o flreirtaces, private. New listing. Immaculate 6- M oratorium !* > « tor June 30. 1968 to July This spacious Ranch on al- 4 PJO.-8 p ja . Uam A. Turner. Baker Rd., i. igeo ahow a flrurA n# biba ” * * * * TOtm COOPERATION WIIX fam ily room, 2 full baths, alu Oflcner, 644-2748. room Rsuich, 3 bedrooms, mort an acre of land for Intensive Care and Coronary Vernon; Mrs. Robert Campanel- 900 tor sinffle dwellinm Kihu meeting had been BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 minum siding. Only $26,000. SO. WINDSOR, Birch Hill Oo- ' tors, 648-0609. only $20,900. It’s a dream dining room, large living Osta: Im m e^le tsmOj only, lonial, finished basement, SOUTH WINDSOR—Birch HiU. Staff: Agnew U and daughter, 22 Seaman wiUitn this period. 2T com- ****^__^ Keith Agency, 646-4126, 649- come true. A real fine home room, good sized Mtcben aayttme, BiaMed ta five min- Raised Ranch, modem kitch C^le; Mm. Daniel T. Breton pared to $704;900 in the pm- nowzpaper. for 1922. patio, wooded lot, 2-car — Big five-room with three bedrooms avail with buUt-ins, ceramic bath en with buUt-biB formal din “ MW*. Ogh treed lot Huge OooUnoed from Page One) snd aon. East Hartford; Mm. ^ceding Ow»i year. These fig. Continued From Procodinq Poqo garage, $38,800. 644-0032. able at this low price and with vanity, wall to wall Hateanlty: Pkthers, U a.m.- ing room, cathedral celling James M cKeivey and daughter. urqs repre«m t the amounts ^ MANGHES'TER — Tour chll- ttree bedrooms, It m ay be aasumed. C!aU carpeting, attached garage, o f atatlity to offer a constructive *»»*5 p jn ., and 8d9 p.m .S VERNON and fireplaces in living room flnlahed walkout basement. Windham;'^ Mm. Lenrerett Wetr Which the certificate, of reg- ^ Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 diren will love this older home Mr. Bogdan for details. 649- aluminum storms, well siriutlan to tbe problem. P '"*.; etkers, • pon.-4 p.m., and IMMEDIATE COLONIAL and fam ily room, two fidl 888,800. Wolverton Agency, and daughter. Bast Hartford; latratkm, or ‘building permlS^’ .*late of the on- 3 blocks from grade school and 8806. 875-6611. landscaped lot. Assumable were Issued ^ nuai town meeting until too cloee No wait!! Move right into baths, two-car garage, three- Realtors, 648-38U. "Unfortunately, w« have not PJ*- Mm. John Sombrlc and daugh MANCHESTER, In a central junior high, 3 big bedrooms, FH A mortgage with sub MANCHEiSTER — Two-family this 8-room custom colonial. zone heat, wooded lot. Phil-, ter. 77 Bliaabeth------Dr.;------MaoDon------The total amount of building. up the cril. area with bus practically at formal dining room, big kitch stantial down payment or flat, S down 4 up, dowmstairs 4 large bedrooms, 1% baths, brick Agency, Realtors, 646- COVENTRY — Seven - room B & . W old baby daughter, Thompson, based on these certificates was 5? ‘^***‘* other tnrtancea of lack the door. Neat four room house en. Only $20,900. Paul W. Dou- reflndhce with 10% down. sidenU and profeestwsl anar- setf-eerrioe. has been completely remodel gan. Realtor, 649-4838. oven and range. FlnSt floor 4200. BARROWS and W ALLACE Co. $28,900. however, conriderably higher In o'between Urn completely renovated. New and range. Only $14,900. BUI cMeta within the so-called peace - ed, fine residential area. Both family room, garage. Nice Manchester Parkade fiscal 1969 than 1968. because the wUectmen, complaln- heating system, tiled batn, Wolcott, 66S-156S, Pasek Real movement will continue to «xac- admintstratton reminds apartments vacant upon sale. M ANCHESTER — New on neighborhood . Close to Manchester 649-8306 Rham D ittriet of certtflcates issued tor a S3. modern kitchen (stove and re tors, 289-7475, 742-8243 TT T. n-n.Tnnr erbote the situaUan." Agnew 5"?**** construolfon T.J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- market. Immaculate modem schools, churches, shopping. Legal Nottee unH apartment complex at $168 ■ 8°tog on by reading the iMars- frigerator stay), basement. \ U A R REALTY CO. INC. said at a RepuMican fund-rais- I?"** P*rklBg space Is 1877. Colonial. Central location, 1% Only $83,900. Call J. Flor VERNON —Six-room Ranch 000; an elementary school at ’*’*'• Democratic selact. Combination windows. Selling u q v o m P B u n r xO O LU M B IA — $17,900 — 81x- • iua.9«<» to* dinner in New Orleans. BmHed. Vialtora are asked to ‘Trip To Where,’ baths, 2-car garage, recrea ence, 649-8306. NOTICE OF APPLICATION juat beyond the circle. Carpet $882,216. and Bt. Maurice Church (or $16,900. T.J. Crockett, Real- > Ur UaOed tew a 'W m two atory bungelow. Goldwater, r.iaimiiij ••the ma- ^**f,^**^ hospital wkile the TW O -PAM ILT flats — Masonry tion room, screened rear This Is to give notice that I, ed Uving room with fireplace, parish haU at $3M.OOO. Last fls- **• * copy of the minutes of 'or, 643-1877. RODERICK A. RTOOBT. of 101 the atreet from Lake. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor jority of responsible Ameri- F*"™ * PWWe® extsts. A Film on Dnigg, construction. East Center St. porch. Pront-to-back living B &. W . Oreen Road, Manchester, Conn., three generous bedrooms, cal year’s over-oU total was selectmen’s meetings. have filed an application dated Oct Imm edl^ occupancy. Only cane" Mpport the Prssidsnt’s,______l ------$851,770, and this year’s was Dutch Maid Party . location. $29,900. Philbrick PRIVACy — $28,900. Immacu room with fireplace. Bel Air kitchen with buUt-in oven and JfcHisos For Solo 72 Houses For Solo 72 Houses For Sole 72 BARROWS and W ALLACE Co. 17, 1969, with the Liquor Control 13.000 « l c ^ to qualified buyer. — ------Vietnam poUcy, said Veterans Seen by Students $1,239,986. The Lodiaa Benevolent Socle- Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. late Raised Ranch. Country Real Estate, Vincent A. Bog- Commlulon for a Beer Permit for range, attached garage. $26,- Palieata Today: 290 CAPE—Six room, three or four Manchester Parkade Paaek Realtors, 389-7475, 742- gini. Realtor, 648-9382. the sale of alcoholic liquor on the 900. Wolverton Agency, Real TOLLAND — $21,200, 8H-room demonstration—coming _____ All students at Rham last Ôther ^ 1968-69 category . ®“*ton CongregaUonal kitchen, two fireplaces, recre ADAM S St., six-room older Manchester M9-S306 ireralses 308 Oreen Road, Manehes- 8243...... ------'o t ^ . Church win have a Dutch Maid MANCHESTER — Near bus, bedrooms, built-in bookshelves fer. tors, 649-2818. Ranch on large lot. Ideal for I**”* tom days before the second ADMITTED SATURDAY: week saw a film on the effects **** 1967-68 figures In pa- ^ ation room, garage, patio, home In exceptional condition. school, shopping! Six room CENTRAL location, 8 - room and drawers. Wooded lot. Han SMART BUYER COVENTRY — Seven acres ’The bustness will be O'A-ned by aOUTH young family, lo per cent *'0'™d of antiwar acUvlties are Mrs. Susan M. Wing, Spring- of drug use and abuse Entitled " " D * * ^ * : AddlUons to dweU- ** “ * October meeting to- huge treed lot. Hutchins Agen Huge fam ily room down. New RODERICK A WRIGHT, of KB stone front Capb. Breezeway, home with five rooms down, dy location. $21,000. A better plus five-room older home. Apeutment down to qualified buyer. T.J. achetWed to begin—would be fleid. Mam.; Mm. Marilyn A. "T rip to W here." It was nroduc- "'n e at $18,268 (nine at ‘ ‘ • P >"- fallowahlp cy, Realtors, 649-8324. heat, new wiring. Sensibly Green Road, Manchester, and will 2 buy by Philbrick Agency, Resd- Crockett, Realtor, ToUand of- only fitting but, I believe, garage, paneled flreplaced-liv- three up, 1% baths. Excellent WILL LIVE HERE Bam and outbuildings. Ideal be conducted by RODERICK A. Bumes 6$4 per cent m ortgê. house for sale, five units. U v e Watt. 143 Autumn St.; Mitchell ed In Hollywood tor the U 8 : builneaaes. five af $28 - ***">*>•" will model clothing room, oversized kitchen, tors, 646-4200. priced at $21,800. Immediate WRIGHT, of KB Green Road, Man flee, 878-6279. entirely necessary." $18,800 — SEVEN-ROOhT house condition throughout. Many for horses. $18,800. Meyer chester, as permittee. Immediate occupancy, red f^ e ând save for later years. J. Tupek, 19 Concord Rd.; Mm. Navy as one of their tralnliw ^ (three at $101,000); garages tog tor ail ages, snd a percent- partial recreation room, shad occupancy. T J. Crockett, Groannan said Moratorium on acre lot. Aluminum siding, features such as an oversized Living room with fireplace, Agem^, Realtors, 643-0609. RJd BRIOK a iWRIGHT room, double garage. $28,900. Ehce^ljenf opportunity for r o it x h ------Elaine PM.in. B. Teriuk, n 'p—...I. UncosvlUe* ------.... two at $3,000 (sU at $7 800) ’ toose purchased wUl go ed lot. Warren E. Howland, Realtor, 643-1877. Dated Oct. 17. 1969 storms and screens, garage. lot, aluminum siding, two-car formal dining room, three Hayes Agency 646-Oisi. $8,800 down, $26,800. Bargain u plannem hoped to focus on Mm. Nora E. Reid, 213 Oreen While It touched uoon several I®®* “ * ? “ ’* The program has Realtors, 643-1108. Ranch. All brick fireplace araU local acUvlUee rather than Rd.; Everett A. Patten 41 Immediate occupancy. Bel Air garage, new gas heating unit, FIANO AGENCY bedrooms, large kitchen and Msto 'Trailed, free catalog. drugs. iU m ^ i ^ m WM ** “ " I ^ by M ra Edith In tremendous living room, SH large, central rallies during No- Hemlock St.; Mrs. Rose A Real Estate, Vincent A. big roomy basement, etc. On den, top off this beautifully — Tolland — Elling Manchester; 6 rooms, 8% Strout Realty, 228-9118. iriuTthe effects of LSD. *t $6.- Eleanor Conovsr MANCHESTER — Pour bed Bogginl, Realtor, 648-9332. ly $29,900. Move in tomorrow. kept bungalow. Off East Lots For Sol* 73 ton. Brand new Raised Randi- ceram ic tUe b a ^ , 2-c m ga- vember. n IooI, 689 Griffin Rd.. Wapning’ Arransementji fn. th. n i_ ’ "wlm m lng pools, $3,180 '"’*** •*•** devoUona Hoateasas room tri-level home with three % assumable. \ rage, very large lot. Real coun- He said local committees will Henry L, McLeod Jr. Arrangements for the fUm ^ baiWroven « Mm. R. K. Jons. Mrs. T. J. Oockett, Realtor, 648- Center St. for all conven •9. ^ lo n la ls . from $26,900 and B O LIG N Lake - Waterfront 49 Spruce were made by PO l.e. (3arl 8. full baths, living room with SEVEN-ROOM Colonial, 2% til COLUMBIA, Vine sTi tw^ 1877. Manchester: Two - family, iences. All for only $21,900. if?® !* toformatlon. call (3allfonUa style home, 8 bed- ^ IWng imt not remote $82,. urgo congre«imen to mtum Lane. Wapplng; Paul Kror jr” -wlmmlng potiu tvi;; Tt cathedral ceiling and car ed baths, large fam ily room, acres. Treed with stone -fence. NEW HOURS AVAIUBLE 000. ^clurive, Evans & Clapp, home to discuss Vietnam with Stafford Springs;Sorlnss: RaymondRsvmonH Joy- ______^ who $j ,too (tot at t i r ^ - TIs, large lot. H. 1C. Frechette. Realtors, 647- rooms, large enclosed porch was at Rham for the day and (sU at $12,980); founda Tigera peting, grade level family 2 fireplaces, plastered walls, Asking 3,600. H. M. Frechette, 96M. 460 Main Sti., Manchester, 647- their constituents. V a r i o u s ner, 27 Saulters R d.; Mrs. GARRISON (3olonall —- All the with Bundeck overlooking lake. tion for house which was moved. The Bolton Tlgsm, midget room, sunny kitchen with din full insulation, porch, city utll- Realtors, 047-9693. 1464. rooms are exceptionally large. Bolton: 6-room Colonial, KEITH AGENCY Philbrick Agency, Realtors, groups have planned acUviUes Agnes O. Jahnes, WiUlmantlc; ing area. Mid 30’s. Wolverton lUes, built-ins, extra large 2- 6% % assumable. TO LADIES, URLS sail MEN ANDOVER LAKE -Cut, doU- tor Nov. 18, 14 and 18—with one William H. Griffin, 90 Henry St', M % u ‘®*‘’ 24' living room, 24’ bedroom, CENTER of Town. . .approxi 646-4200. V E ^ O N 1 ing.tng 1.,***’°®®*’ ^ 49’em In a home game yeo- Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. car garage, near school, treed etc. Formal dining room, fire 646-4126 649-1922 Ulte, year ‘round, 4-room ______group calling for a massive Also Mm. JoMj^lne Oellnaa, ond one greenhouse at $380. erday afternoon. The score lot, excellent location, Charles Bolton: 6-room Ranch. $18.- mately 2% acres, all in "B" Ranch within walking distance BOLTON YO U ’L L NEED A R A K E .. demonstration Industrial Aria Parley place, porch, garage. Beabtiful- Custom built nine- F or all the leaves on this In Washington Mansfield; Mrs. Donna P. Ed School will be dismissed at was 30-6. Roger Barrett made PIV E - ROOM Ranch, three Lesperance, 649-7620. 900. zone. All utilities on the site. TO ASSEMBLE TOYS to Coventry Lake. Immediate Nov. 15. David Mordavsky and David room Raised Ranch. Three or wards. 466 W. Middle Tpke.; 1 p m. tomorrow in both the toe touchdown for Bolton on a bedrooms, large kitchen with by landscaped yard. Custom Ideal for multiple dwellings. well treed lot when you Caldwell o fthe Industrial Arts occupancy. Asking only $10,- “ We hope that President N ix Mm. Carol A. Duncan 48 Ruo- Center School and elementary five-yard run. The team ploys dining area, two-car garage, HIOHWOOD Drive, better than built for present owner. $29,600. Bolton: Two building lots, T, J. Crockett, Realtor, 648- four bedrooms, large living move In. Here also are sev TWO-FAMILY, AA, excellent 500. For appointment call P. on In bSm speech on Nov. 3 wll! sell Dr., Vernon; Cleon De- Department recently attended s c h o o l______100x200’ treed lot. Vacant. new, 7-room Colonial with ev Philbrick Agency, Realtoie^ one acre plus. 1877. Ladies & Giris... .3-7, 7-11 room with cathedral ceiling en lovely rooms, garage and so that teachers con the East Hartford Elks noxt condition throughout. One-car M. Goal, Agency, 648-2683. accede to ttw expressed deslro erything, over 2800 sq. ft. of 646-4200. with full-wall fireplace, family many extras for the value- Wolfe, Elaat Hartford; Mrs. III! Am u^^ventlon of work on cuiriculum. MonUng Sunday in East Hartford. $20,900. Wolverton Agency, garage, plus carport. Large Member of NISARC. of the American people for an graceful living area. Prime lo FIANO AGENCY APPROXIMATELY four aerw Women O n ly ...... 3-11 style kitchen, with bullt-lns and wise buyer. A solid Invest Mildred E. DeCandla, Coven ^ Z Industrial and afternoon kindergarian s ^ School Reporter Realtors, 649-2813. lot. Beauty In beautiful condi immediate end to tbe war,” cation, top quality and unique M ANCHESTER — 6-room Cape 646-0191 prime land. N ear community glass sliding door, large fin ment tor only $28,900. Mr. try; Mm. A n lU Daigle, 41 Bold- fNÎATlrww”h w.lT.m ri »*«•• W.U.r WoddsU. of Mrs. tion. $23,900. Call Ellsworth Groesman sold. “If he does, we win Rd.; Mm. Alice O. Brown, RANCH — 6H rooms, first floor plan makes this an out plus jalousied porch, fireplaced college site and new Route 6. Men ...... 7-11 ished rec room with huge stone Bogdan has the details. 649- Mitten Agency, Realtors, 648- will fold our tanta, and be happy 28 Turnbull R d.; Henry r ! floor, plus finished rec room standing offering. Hayes Agen living room, garage, lovely $21,600. Philbrick Agency, fireplace, three full baths, 8306. 6630. to go back to our ’business as Blair, 718 N. Main St. in basement, sunken formal cy 646-0131, evenings Mr. Han treed lot, convenient central lo $19,900 RANCH. Five rooms, Realtors) 646-4200. separate tiled laundry room, cation. Bel Air Real Estate, uroal’ acUvltlea. ~ — -•« wm u« servea as usual. Schmi naiaonan.,. • ii. » dining room' with beamed cell dler, 649-7613. three bedrooms, new kitchen M ANCHESTER —6-room Cape KAOE C0„ PINE ST. two-car garage. Msuiy extra Vincent A. Boggini, Realtor, ANDOVER — Seven-acre rec B & W ■But we think that it would be AD M ITTED YES’I’E R D A Y : Arts and Space The ieachem will have four Inson S r i t ^ T ^ W i ! ! ing, and mediterranean decor, cabinets. Beautifully landscap on the west side. Built by An- N O T IC E O F features. $42,000. U ft R Realty MANCTJESTER, First offering. 648-0832. reational site bordering Hop BARROWS and WALLACE Cb. un-American and Immoral to *tolph W. Savage, 7 Seneca Dr., Technology. Keynote speaker group session msstlngs. with Hu iu u . Hartford, 2 full baths, one off master ed lot. A better buy by Phil saldl, 114 baths, full shed (Next to Discount Furniture) Co., Inc., 648-2692. R. D. Mur- Beard Green Manor Rd. 814 room R iver. $12,000. Call Suzcinne Manchester Parkade stop our activities now/’ he Vertwn; Marla A. Pina. 147 Eld- ^r the meeting was D.D. Wyatt, high school department heads " bedroom, screened porch, $26,- brick Agency, Realtors, 648- dormer, rear porch, and nice DISSOLUTION dock. Realtor. , . A town meeting will be held Ranch with enclosed porch, COBURN Road, we have listed 4200. B. Shorts, 646-3233. J. Watson Manchester 649-8306 said. ridge St.; Leo B. Pastula, Elm- sasistant director tor informs- leading each 900. Philbrick Agency Real lot with trees. Sensibly priced large tile bath, large bed 2 colonials on this fine resi Beach A Oo., Realtors, 278- GREMMO & SON SALES, VERNON — Four-bedroom Ool- wood; Stanley MIkolonit, Box tlon for the National Aeronau- tors. 646-4200. at $24,800 with a $13,000 as tlCB and Space Agency (NASA). rooms. lk)t water oil heat, dential street, both have 8 bed COM M ERCIAL zoned, 214 8980. INC. onial, ■two baths, kitchen with —Beautiful^ smaU Mt. Dr., Vernon; M. Starr Mer •.'is-TK sumable FHA mortgage. Im farm, over 8 acres, B-room At the convention, Mordaveky ADAMS ST.—-Six-room house, fireplace, attached garage, rooms, garages, and, are. In acres, farm house, out build Notice is hereby given purus- bullt-lns, 2-car garage. Assum- CIA Official ritt, South Norwalk; Alfred L. Ble«,ll. Kniltah; Mni. M^ra th e ^ ^ * to “!^S ’““ mediate occupancy. T. J. C O VEN TR Y Lake building lot, home pltu 2 rooms roughed-ln, was re-elected to hie third term four dowm, two up. Pull base combination storms, windows excellent condition. ' T. J. ings, busy highway. $87,- aht to Section 33-379 of the Con- aWe mortgage. Asking $31,900. Melcher, 12 Neill Rd., Rock Chnlno, «uence, and John Pel- ‘® “ ®®‘^ * " Crockett Realtor. 643-1677. on Route 31. Lake privileges. floor, heat and Insulation up ment. Paved driveway. Close and doors, city utilities. Very Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. 900. Hutchins Agency, Real necticut General Statutes, Revl-, H. M. Frechette, Realtom 647- ville; Floyd L. Marshall. Bolton as Serrelary of N EIATA. rus. math. Tea, hem have elgn- to km o wlto Only $3,600. F or appointment stairs, modern bath, beautiful In Laos Quiz Center Rd., Bolton; Mm. Jean Data Prooeaotng «d«xl up tor one of Iheiw_____ four» * . . “ ----*’ and an■ or- to shopping and schools. Own well landscaped treed lot. tors, 646-8324. $26,600 — A T T R A C n V B 6-room Sion of 1988, as amended, that 9993. call F. M. Goal Agency, 643- CANDY SUPPLY ROUTE hardwood floors, chicken coop, H. McCarthy, Bast Harttoid; The Introduction to Data Pro- major dlaclpllnee |7***nce requiring vendora to be er 646-2827. Dwelling In very nice condi M ANCHESTER—Custom 8-room Colonial, raised hearth fire GREMMO ft SON SALES, MANCHESTER —Forest Hills 2682. Member of NISARC. C O V E N TR Y — B-room Ranch. 40x24’ concrete floor, 12x15' (Continued from Page One) Mrs. Wanda C. Gregorio, Bast cessing course U under way and ••This Is the fimt In a seiies *“ *®®‘^ “ ordinance tion. Priced In mid 20's. tri-Icvel on wooded acre lot, 2 place, built-ins, attached ga INC., a Connecticut corporation MANCHESTER — Three - bed area. Ranch, three-bedroom, Basement garage. Treed lot. utility building plus several Hartford: Ernest H. Freeto, has an enrollment of 20, com- of in service meetings direc- ^ “j* * commItUe to study Charles Lesperance, 610-7620. baths, first-floor family room, rage, ahade trees, assumable C O VE N TR Y — BuUdlng lot in having an office and place of The senator said trips to Laos room Colonial. Large kitchen, two full baths, bullt-lns. fire Man or woman to restock new type coin Lake prlvUegee. Only $2,000. other buildings In good shape, East Hartford. prising 12 adulU andelght high ted toward an arttâtkm of of ^ coordinaU pro- 2-cnr garage, privacy, top lo VA mortgage. Hutchins Agen excellent nnelghborhood with business in the Town of Man- ^ formal dining room, tireplaced MANCHESTER**^ Six - ro ^ place, wall to wall, recreation down to qualified buyer. Paeek pond site, 65 peach trees plus etfooonunlttoe aidea and cation. Hl^h 30’s. Hayes Agen cy, Realtors, 649-8324. artesisin well and septic sys dispensers with high quality candy products. Chester, County of Hartford, Also. Chria Fortin. 141 Wood- eludento. the curriculum from klnderaar- ? . ! ! * " \ living room ,U4 baths, 2-car Colonial overlooking Center room. Excellent condition. H. Realtors, 289-7478, 724-8248. mainy other trees. Over $8,000 memhers convinced him "the land Dr.. Wapplng; David H. Aim Tierney of Hebion tm through Grade 12 " the 1 cy, 646-0181. tem. Will' consider financing. and State of Connecticut, has ^ g e , $28,900. Wolverton Park. VI, baths, two-car M. Frechette, Realtors, 647- Gay Blair, 649-5827. and Christopher Fitch , South *■ instructor for the 20-hour school • Eugene E. Chose, Ehut St. He- Homemakom om oem phyeliphysical education, eiiop and home in xprestige location. SM ALL 4-room Ranch with rec $18,900. Philbrick Agency. LIKE IT WAS MEANT TO BE— ONE WHO of Dissolution by the Directors Mr. Clân, three-bedroom, Owner will help in financing. mortgage, Colll-Wagner Realty ™ woodtn?re fo t^ ^ Madeline B. Co^Jn- '"»• Homemokem of ho^T. economics wlU be work Many fine features. Please call room, treed lot, O'K per cent Realtors, 646-4200. -and Shareholders filed with the 5^ room Ranch. Wall to TeMshen Bm U in Asking only $18,000. H. M. 286-0241. Resort Property WANTS TO BE FINANCIALLY INDEPEN to Mknêr ““If »*«=»> «•: Mm.^la America have elected Glnny Ing on an individual basis In for more detallsNH. M. Frech assumable $11,000 mortgage, Frechette, Realtors, 647-9993. office of the Secretary o f State, w all carpeting, bultt-in , go , owim whatever has been done is a, Ayem, Bast Hartford. VIolette os president tor this COLONIAL—Ten rooms. First For Sow 74 DENT— A PERSON ASPIRINS TO EARN ming and quiet country Uving. ______' ~ I«.-"T , their curriculum areas. For Four HounTOnly ette, Realtors, 647d $110 a month. Asking price, MANCHESTER — Six - room Hartford, Connecticut. oven and range, excellent ysar. floor consists of large living Eiarlir.ori Everette Real Estate eeoTOcy can only The lunch count at the caf $17,800. BraltliWalte Agency MANCHESTER — Greenwood Cape. Very clean. Near etiop- All creditors of the corpora area. 10% down to qualified Keai jsstaie, compound (hat wroiv mfbar BIRTHS SATURDAY: A Othsr offlcsm serving with KAST HARTFORD, Choii. RANCH — 6 rooms, e loca room with fireplace, dining INGS WELL OVER $1,000 PER MONTH. 648-1534. eteria has Incmased from just Realtor, 649-4898. , Rd. Ranch, three bedrooms, ping, bus, school. Rec room, W A TE R FR O N T lot, Bolton tion, if any, ara warned to pre buyers. Asking only $22,- than ligh t It." daughter to Mr. and Mm. Ab- her will be Kathy Slobodlan, (API- After being served with tion, garage, immaculate con kitchen, large living room w'th room, modern kKchen with Lake Vernon. This lot is dry 900. Call today. under 300 the flmt week of court owner is very anxious. Must sent their claims to John J. COVENTRY — Lovely, Immac- The hearings into am bot Schwebel, 24 Center St., vice president; Melissa Osborn, BChool to 400. Additional caf ordam. Beet Hartford’s dition, city utilities. Built in MANCHESTER - Six - room fireplace, garage. Nicely treed bullt-lns, den, large family and well cleared. Good accept We have a limited number of positions avail public school teachem wank book sell immediately. H. M. Frech O’Ctonnor, Attorney at Law, 791 ulate 6-room Oape, w o o d ^ handy to bus WESTSEDE — 8-room home, 3 is your dream home. Not Hurry! Hayes Agency, 646-0131. B y: John J. O’Ckmnor, ed biology clisaes will go to the pleted. place, beautifully landscaped al, on wooded H acre. Two- ping. Only $18,900. Hayes People have been aokii« town obtained Injunctions order $27,800. T. J. Crockett, Real and schools. $24,900. Philbrick down, 2 up, one bath, garage. Its Attorney DISCHARGED SATUR Brookhaven Laboratory in Up Although v$ry few townspe» lot, excellent condlUon. » Im enough space to describe it’s car garage, two fireplaces, two Agency, 646-0181. queatlons tor yeo ra ing them back to work. tor. 643-1877. Agency Realtors, 646;4300. Lot 80x180’, $19,900. Philbrick many features. (T ip ) 7-room DAY: Donald Cyr, Hartfonl. ton, N.Y., next month. Brook- pie alleeidad the open meeting mediate occupancy. H. M. Fre H bathe, one fuU bath. Low ___ It______is known______that U.S._ coriler- The teachem and the board Agency, ReaKors. 646-4200. Write, giving phone number, to: Beverly A. Niemann. Ellington; haven la the national of the Damocralic Town Opm- chette, Realtors, 647-6603. Cape. Peterman Real Estate 80’s. for quick sale. H a]^ VERNON —NEW 6-room Rols- booed jets were bombhv OOm- nuclear of education have been unable Agency, 646-2223 or 646-9404. For The Pet Mm. Malda W. Oangell, 82 West, research laboratory. mtttae Friday night, Democratic M ANCHESTER — x- l^bedroom Agency. 646^)181. „ «d Ranch, choice wooded area, munlot-led forcea them live lo reach agreement on a con FOUR-FAMILY — consisting of DISTRIBUTOR DIRECTOR, DEPT. 137 ___ double garage, 2 baths, choose St.; Julius Barbanell, East Teachem accompanying the officials termed the meeting Oolonlal, convenient location, ------1 tract after 1$ months of nego- 8-8-4 and 314 rooms. City utllL own cSlom $29,900. M eyer ^ Hartford; Mra. Margaret students will bs Mra. Patricia "eKtmmely produtHlve" and completely air - conditioned. 085 SouQi 2ad Weat tlaltons. FEMALE PRODUCTION l^lea, handy location at the low, Agency, 648-0609. up In Vietnam started A ir Force C. Donahue, llC Blueficid Dr.; GusUvson, Mm. Rachel Ronk- plan to hold similar meetings P rlcM to sell, low 20’s. Paul S bR IJaiM ORy, Utah M ID I The Ieachem plan to conteol Idw price of $26,900. Philbrick Top Fashion ------jeta joined in the pounding of Thomas M. O’Brien Jr. 22 EmI- er, Georgs Kasyan, bns or four times a ysar. the Injunctions. But meanwhile, W. Dougan, Realtor, 64(M638. T O L L A N D ~ —$16,900. ASSEMBLERS Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Vacant Loos and North Vietnam. ly Dr., Rockville; Merrill E. Vaughn and William U. Bowen. Three mambare of the ath- they pul In the minimum legal five-room house on corner lot. FOUR-ROOM home, oil heaT NOTICE too U.&. fUwis have Jarrell, BaM Hartford; WlHIam Hrheel Hoard MeoHag aaaoclaUon, not speaking school day of four houm’ dura let, tad aad Srd SHIFT OPENDfOS NEW RÎM D Ranih, 6 rooms, The best buy In the area. T. large ii-eeu lot. Owner must bean loot over Looo. R. Schrelber, Weat Hartford. The Regional Dtatrict > Board ^°r the aaaociaUan ItsaU, how- tion. IIOUSEWIFK SHIFT 0-4 plus gOi'agbsand large lot. $28,- J. Croclcett, Realtor, ToUand The prmclpai air target boa Also, Frank*Gondek, Broad of Education will hold their reg- 000. For fullNjetalls call the sell. Only $12,800. Keith Agen To those Manchester GOOD BENEli'ITS, WAGES The names of those per office, 875-6379. been the Ho Chi Mlnfa tmU, Brook; Mm. Irm a TomaoiK ular monthly meeting Uila sve- cy, 648-4126. 649-1922. peracais who received let- sons not heard from by TOWN OF MANrHKMTRR, (ONNBnTKtrr Mitten Agency/êaltors, 643- ---- wbem It anakea t h r o i^ Leoe 00 Hartford; Mm. Doria B. Smith, nlng at 7:$0 at Rham. 8930. tem from the RegUtrara October 27th wlU be re ION A M FG. MANCHESTER — Three-bed moved from the voting Ka w ay around the dsmllMoriaad Hartford; Bonjornln J. School Memi N O TICE O F SEVENTY-Mlle vIew,^\9-room room Ranch on treed 80x126’ of Votem pertaining to UaU. W a n t e d R r o I E t t o f a 7 7 sons «U U ln g North and South B***®". B u n lw Hill Rd., Ooven- The menu at the High School REGENT STREET — MANCHESTER Contemporary, four bedim s, lot. Fireplaced living room, MALE change of address: signed. ------Vtetnom. Albert Therrten. 72M Blue- next week will be: Monday ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE two Ireplaces, two garages. garage. Central location. Im If you have moved from ALL CASH tor your property whot la not known Is the ax- / i??” ^rlanne Mo- barbecued beef on a roli, but mediate occupancy. Bel Air Edward F. Moriorty, Two acres, superb landscaping the address of record, but within 24 houm. Avoid red Up# o f U.S. support of Laotian "«>dlaa. pmu, celer^ and In accordance with the provUfons of tlzopter I, SeoUona 1 Real Estate, Vincent A. Bog- Frederick E. Peck, Instant eervlee. Hayoa Aganey. Hartford; carrot stlcka; Tii-si.* Hutchins Agency, Realtors, and still reside in Manchester, foroea ogolnat tha Oommunlot Ifi-. stlcka; Tuoaday, lamb and 9 of the Town tîarter, notice ta hereby given of the adop 649-8324. gtnl, Realtors, 643-9332. Reglstram of Voters 646-0181 P otbri 1 ^ botiz from ore rir lion by the Board of Ihractors of the 'Town of Manchester, you must notify the regia- Charles McKenzie, Connecticut, October 7, 1960 .of Onllnonce as foilowi LAND-8ITE8-FARM8 - <» tho ground. OMciol. re- TH R E E fam ily —Kitchen and tram o f your new address Treasurer RspubUesn Sec ISI-ll PUIU.-HASK OF HEAL ESTATE FROM THE age. Large, unzoned parcels, A**o to say how moiiy Ameri- ford i».# baked bathrooms recently modern no later than October 27, Town Committee ESTATE OF EDWARD J. HOLL ised. Central location. Deep aU areas. Louis EMmock Real- cans actusUy am In the oountiy. Also, Carolyn E. Delslgnore. m en b ei™ *T h «!!s.!“*‘* '^ HE IT ORDAINED by the Hoard of Directom of the Town of MANCHESTER 1969 to be eligible to vote Roger Negro, lot. Excellent income property. ^ t i ^ t o r s , 64t.»62K The P «X .g o n Inrirta U A. 73 Pine 8..; C h r ir io p h e r * ^ . ^ Manchester that the Town of Manchaeter purchase for the total IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FEMALE In the November 4, 1969 Treasurer Democratic sum of Thirty-One Thousand Eight Hundred and Fifty ($81.00.00) $33,900. Philbrick Agency, RAMBLING CAPE SELLING your house* Aak ***•“*“ *” Bernals, Daly Rd.. Hebron; salad; Friday baked haddock Realtors, 646-4200. Blection. Town Committee tiollani from the Estate of Edward J Hoil thoee certain pieces about ou r^ ^ odverll^ oonm l..^ «xl that thore or. ^ * * ^ “ >’* - Portion., butim ^S„^!j^ or parcels of land located m the Town of ManchseUr. Ooitnty of no "oom bot troopa" In tha coun M r. Virginia Repak. Warn- utoes. c o lV ',1 ^ ^ In executive neighborhood, guarantee. Office 649-0085. Rea- Hartford and Slats of OmnscUcut. more particularly bounded FOR MOLD MAKERS, MACHINISTS. WONDERLAND TOYS try. ‘HuU’e what Preotdsnt Nix house Point; William Cranston. ______spacious 8 room custom idenoe, 649-9156. Uneay Realty. ami deecrtbed as followe I4B Garden Dr.; Stuart R ~ FIRST PIECE Manchester tmllt for original owner, 4 AND on told a news oonfcrence toot LATHE OPERATORS. BRIDGEPORT SIZES month, too. Hellberg. East Windsor; Mra. Tltal certain piece or parcel of land tocatod on Um eoaUrly large bedrooms, 3 garages, aide of Trotter Street, more particularly bounded and d secrlb ^ VACANT VALUE And odtor a publlrized aooount Yvonne Relanger, 2837 Elling OPERATORS AND TOOL MAKERS paneled den, I’ecreation ton R d„ Wapplng; Mm. Linda ‘Laurie’ Eyes os follows SMALL sold Om Air Fore# was flyliR room, formal dining room, SPORTING GOODS K. Adams, Wall 8t., Hebron. $22,900 enclosed patio. Many oth •ome 900 aortlas a day in sup NORTHEiU.Y by land n/f of Samuel Purgem ; One Hundred Tan MEDIUM Also, Mrs. Barbara K. Con Ashworth St. move right In! er refinements. Situated on port of Laotian forces, Prsmler Louisiana IIIOi Feet, more or laoa; W ORK FO R way, $4 Wllshlre Rd.. Vernon; KASTERl-Y 6-room Oape, full-shed dor huge private lot. Call Is PnsMMj Actopiloi AntHcatiMS Bourvaana Phouma also denied by land n f of The Connecticut tympany, Sixty- ALLIED MOLD & ENQINEERIND Harold J. Lebel, East Hartford: Uontlaued fratn Page Om >) Seven (S7| Feet; more or teas, mer, garage, basement them w ere "oom bat troops:’ ’ of Arthur E. Dexter, 32 Norwood SOCTHERl-Y by land n, f of UueUve Bauaemer and John eX A R K ROAD, VERNON, CXINN, 876-tUS ony other notion aoidc from rec room, IH baths plus For PantiaBont FosMoas la Hs Nag St.; Richard Kingsbury, River northweiX oouree. a would move Dempster. In port by each. In alt One Hundred paneled porch. Call now. W A R R E N E. HOW LAND North Vietnam In itis country. (SubaldUry of PlastUlne, Ino.) Rd.. Coventry; Mm. Beth B. Inland near Lake Charles. La , T m 11101 Feet, more or leae. Behkl* Dontocratlc Leader where hurricane Audrey W E STE R l.y by Trotter Street. SUty-Seven (97) Feet, more or REALTOR AMERBELLE CORPORATION Naumec, ColumbU; Oliver R. _ . ICke Maneflcld, however, says Levellee. Hebron; Mr. Weller *'P^ VACANT CAPE COD HBI.-OND PIECE Handy locution, beautiful 64S-1108 MANCHESTER the United States has Irrrotved Bhanaman and son, U Thomp- out the UttU town of Cameron 2049 That certain ^ c e or parcel of land located on the north yard, handsome house, ga Itscif In Laos os a supplement to eon Rd : Mm William Grace antj left mors than 600 dead H^lioola were ordered closed BKle of Uelmont Street, haring a frontage of Five (8) Feel on rage, breeseway. large 30 JO B S AVAILABLE the Vietnam war and that in- and daughter. 171 Dtanr D r , said Delmont Street and a. depUi of One Hundred Forty 1140) today (n Cameron for fear that kitchen, 3 bedrooms, large An adorable coat in a TOY STORE ▼sotment in American Mvee and Wapplng; Mrs William Kea- Feet along tha Eaat side of Bond Street MANCHESTER — A charming high water might catoh cloesee living room with stone fire bold plaid or checks is money appeom to be Increaslz^ vency and daughter. 94 E Mid- •miKD PIIX'E spacious 4-bedroom Colonial. 1st Shift 7 8.ra.>3 p.m., 2nd Shift 3 r jil-11 pjH^ 3rd Shift 11 pjiL-7 sjb. WANTED place and wail to wall car- quick to stitch to keep MonafUld vlstted the country <>'« ; Mm. Harry Tamlso to •eeôn, although there was That certain ptecs or parcel of land loctsd south of Lake Formal dining room, large • Clerical positioni • Service dak r-o Immediate threat. q petlng. Exceptionally nice. your i>et eomfortablv <)urii« a Southeast Aslan tour daughter, 64 Hlghvtew Rd . Street, consisting of approatmatsly One aixl 99/100 il M ) Acres Move in tomorrow. front to back living room, ga warm on cold days! N’o. MALE HELP WANTED—NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED (W « Tr*in Yoo) Just before midnight, a sher u v l being e portion of thuw premises described In a Warranty » « • past A l « i » t and mode a " ' “ PP*"*- «H »PP«II - Full-Time - rage, porch, prime location. Today’s top-fashion i.s 20-19 has pattern pieces • Receiving and marking and many others iff « deputy m Lake Chkrtes said I>ee To IM HOURS Vqmtleu Pay SUest. cotueeUng of approximately Two and 01 100 12.01) Acres I AND LUDRICATION MAN 40. Size 12. 34 bust . . . e F R E E U fe oornle ■■MMoiiee and aocordlng DAY Jan E. Maltoney. Brood "Hecfc, It eln t even raining V floor expandiible. porch off •k Reg. part-ti|ne posititNU, evenings Mon. thru Sat • RM oMd Srd Shut PREMIUM and being more parUcularly. described Ui a Quit Claim Deed 2 yaids of 4.1-inch: to 9ome pubiished eatinvates Brook. Mrs Fern Broad, âz- her*,' he sald.."lt'a hot and hu- kitchen, wooded lot. $31,900. frofn Lois M Brock to Edward Ji HoU. dated October If, ItSO YouH enjoy woridng at Meneheater’o .finest eervtce M ANCHESTER — Tend-r lov- junux'i. 2'>, vd.s. COM prtfcope lo u r tlmee that In m ili ardvtilc; M rf. Donna P. Ed mid. but that's about all." and recorded In Vol 239. Page 394. of the Msncheetlf t.aiw< etaUon. Working oondltlaas ore pleoeent and your fellow Philbrick Agency Realtors. k Excellent employe benefite, sidendid woiidnw Ing csi-tf has been given thU HS* tS4 hi cMm Iw ush u|. Send 5l)c todav for the tary aaotoUnee. wards. 4M W. Middle Tpke.; The Gulf hurricane season Records en|iloyee o ie im et oongenlaJ. You will receive full com 6'.6-4200 tsf« Is iscIMs 6ral-«lui ■alili^. conditiong. oomfortablo Spill I-evel homi’ new ’69 Fall and Winter Joseph C. Ciagto. IM Hlllstown rsirmally rune from June This Ordinance shall take effect ten 110) days after this, puhp. pany benedUn—plw imay fringe beneflte, too! Apply In Esss-■ — We NaarkeMsr ALBU.M! ration in^lhls newspaper provUisd that within ton (10) days penen n t ...... In desirable WoodhIII Heights MANCHESTER — VACANT k Immediate employe’s diacount AMERBELLE CORPORATION Rd . Mrs. Jeanne A. Irtoh, IBI through November Musi hum after this pubiiratton of this Ordinance e petition signed by not near the Parkade. 3 bedroumi, X.T. I cats MILTS . . iMcial «t- IM RAST ItAlN STREBT—ROCRVILLE, OONNBCnCUT School St., Lawrence Labelle. • anrs which tiave plagued the Value! Four-bedroom brick »tiw tar sartSTT M cMMrta’t Contidered Normal less tlian five i8i per cent of tbe eiecton of the Town, as detor- 2 baths, garage, nicely land A p p ly 2M Oak St.. Mm Joeephlne K. coast over the years hsve hit Split Level. Double garage. Cottars stacst: SOse- in person to the store manager mined from tfie latest offlctol lists of the Reglstram of Votem scaped lot. close to schools, CtSI. Stjk Mssktr M sia. tar 12. OIM h S0« s CTDCAOO—A common mls- Ecebert. 463 Center St.; Leroy during AuguM or September Three-full batlu. fireplaced-liv- MSfl Hartford Rd. and Pine Street Mancheet^ has not been filed with the Tosrn Clerk requesting IU reference Moriorty Brothers shopping and highway. A real Ing room. Loads of extras. Out Have you a copy o f the Bsaplsym at OCdee oonccptlon is (hof any body E. Johnson. 19 Benton St., ICm. The Weather Bureau said a lo a special Town election. '69 Fall A Winter Basic SUis OBNTER er., MANCHESTER — MS-AIM bargain and should be seen to atad ahrajrs tempemtum above or below fUle G/Scott, t Mark Dr., Cov hurricane at this time of year of slate owner wants Immedi FASHIOX? Only 50e a UtoaN Now TMk SOm Opea F T eai. . . JOHN I. GARSIDB JR. day. Call the Jai^’is Realty Co. A a Eoaol OoDoetm •S-S is abnormal Since the body entry: Ronel M Mahoney. would not he unusual, even If It Secretary ate sale. Warren E. Howland. copy. SsM o-aa-ftAt | Realtors, MLS. 643-1121. Realtors. 643-1108. Read Hei*aid Ads n g - t m hoe Ks upe and downs, doctor* Stlccr Dr.. Hebron; William H. were laU. / Board of Dtrectors "T, toad to oonzlder a m i«e be Cramer. 102 K elly Rd . Wap- 'T h e seaoonie stlU got another . M encheat er. CooneeUeut tween 97 and 99 dagreaa a puig month to run." a forecaster Dated at Mochestor. Connecticut, ' thu 10th day of October, 1999. ■’norm al" aonc. Also,.Mm NelUe Bradley, 44 said , X'

\ PAGE TWENTY-FOUR MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1969 iKaurb^Bter Etirning iB^ralb Meet School Board Candidates Tonight at 8 Q’Clock at Nathan Hale School Open Meeting speaker. There will also be a WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRICES Fete Planned short program of entertain The Board of Education ment. Board Education Average Daily Net Press Run will hold a quarterly meeting For Steiner Grady L. Pearson, high tonight at 8 o ’clock In Ver- priest of Delta Chapter, is gen BIsr Ik e Week Haded Day In,..Day Ouf... eral chairman of the event. . ANITA MURPHY The Weather planck School. Any person Stanley H. Steiner of 72 October 4. ISM may ask questions or'apeak Reservations should be made Laves at 181 Lakewood Circle N. with husband Partly sunny, windy and Fleming Rd., grand high priest on any subject pertaining to as soon as possible with Walter Dick and three children. Secretary and chairman cooler this afternoon, high in the board. of Royal Arch Masons In Con A. North of 28K Garden Dr., Education Committee Manchester Junior Women’s 1 5 ,7 9 0 the 60s. Partly cloudy, co(4er ticket chairman. on PRESCRIPTIONS necticut, will be honored at a Club 1965-1966. Secretary Manchester Auxiliary tonight, knv 40 to 45. Wednesday t dinner and reception Saturday, The guest of honor Is a mem Hmnehester— 4 CUy of Vaioee Cherm cool, high in eos. . . . resulting in meaningful Nov. 1, at the - Masonic Temple. ber of Manchester Lodge of Ma Child & Family Services. Member Gifts & Be quests Committee Manchester Scholarship Foun VOL. L X X X IX , NO. 18 savings to you every day! Dinner will be served at 7 p.m. sons and past high priest (1867) (TWENTY PAGES-TWO SBCTIONS-TWO TABLOIDS) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY. OCTOBER 21, 1969 Vote Aides The affair, which will be at- of Delta Chapter. He head dation. Attended St. John’s University, Brooklyn, (Claaelfted Advntlafaic oa Face IS) PRICE TEN CENTk No ups and downs In your Prescription ed Adoniran Council of Royal ^N.Y. Communicant St. James’ Church. M ^ b e r costs—no “ discounts" today, "Regfular Meet Oct. 27 * Select Masters In Rockville In iucation Policies & Personnel & Finance Com- prices” tomorrow! 1982 as thrice illustrious mas ttee of the Board of Education. ter, and is a member of Wash No "reduced specials"—no “ temporary ington Commandry of Knights Peanut Butter reductions” on Prescriptions to lure For Briefitig Blacks Stage Sit-In customers! Templar in Hartford. He Is TE REPUBLICAN A program of instruction for serving as senior warden of sponsored bv the Manchester SefNihllcan With a Kick A t the same time, there Is never any Oriental Lodge of Masons in " .Committee — Chos. McKensie, Trtam. emCAOO (AP) — A fed compromise In service or quality! moderators and for voting ma Broad Brook. Kopechne Probe Hears D.A. eral drug e x p e r t saya young- chine mechanics Is scheduled At Central College s t « a In eosne ports o( ttw TOU GET OUR LOWEST for Oct. 27 at 7:30 p.m., In the ootnfcry have Vaken" to In- PRICES EVERY DAY OF THE Hall of the House of Represen JeoUng peanut butter and We Deliver W e ^ r e a$ NEW BRITAIN, Conn. (AP) very unfair and biased InvesU- YEAR . . . AND YOU SAVE tatives, State Capitol, Hart —Police routed and arrested gatlon they said It was an acci* mayonnatae into tiietr veins Eveiywhere near as as a substitute for narcotics. MORE THROUGHOUT THE ford. MANCHESTER'S this morning 25 black studenU dent.” y e a r . . . o n a l l y o u r Fast your who had barricaded themselves Brown said the beer bottles In Bevecal documented It will be conducted by the oases the reaidt bas been PRESCRIPTION NEEDS. Inside the administration build- could not have just' fallen to Refute Medical Examiner teleph one death, Ehneat A. CarafalHo secretary of the state’s office Only Fuel Oil D ler 1 ^ at Central ConnecUcut State the ground, because they landed with Deputy Secretary James college. ^ from the window. Jr., a lowyer^jharraadiM in the Fedesal Bureau o( Nar- TRY US AND SEE S. Daly and Elections Atty. Mol- The students, who were pro- *Tlie security police just over WILKES-BARRE, Pa. lle M. Toro In charge. They will FREE Open 24 Hours A ootioe, told a nefwa cou ter- (A P )— Dist. Atty. Edmund testing an alleged bottle-throw- looked and bypassed the rights enoe Monday. t It be assisted by Peter Rago, chief Ing in d e n t an campus Mon- ©f these black students,” he Dinis took the witness voting machine mechanic for DELIVERY OazabiUo said the inform day night, left quieUy after 15 gaia. matton (hat peanut butter stand today to contradict the City of Hartford, and Thom MORIARTYLlBROT earlier testimony by an as Britain Brown said the black students as McLamey, registrar of vot and mayonnaise would send useia “on a untie trip” was sociate medical examiner ers for the City of Waterbury. Stanley H. Steliier Your order tor drug needs Where Customers have other grievances, too, and and oosmeiloe wUI be token squad forced the main door of oontatned in an undecgrounld ’The local election officials who said Dinis had told tended by many prominent Ma care of immediately. Hove Come the buUdlng shortlyjr after 9D B.IU. a.m. ^ ^ OOSC, including a ‘ recipe book puiportity to will be briefed on their respon him he did not think an au sons from throughout Connect First — i heating oil Tto students were taken to freshman class next year com- outline "cuUnary eaoapes topsy on the body of Mary sibilities on Election Day, Nov. icut, is being planned by Delta from reanty." 4, from the time the polls open headquarters for booking, of at least 15 per cent of Jo Kopechne was necess- Chapter, RAM. (Xher recent tads, he said, at 6 a.m. until the declaration of ’The Rev. Dr. J. Manley Shaw, (x)jddojn!bL, thriuMW “<1 youngsters “of Span- sary. AT THE PARKADE — WEST MIDDLE TPKE. w aS ^ descent,^ore block te^- included the use o t pazago- the vote, after the polls close pastor of South United Metho CALL 643-5135 Dlnls said he had first sought 787 MAIN ST.—S48-S821 breaking two small windows „„ rtc, cleaning fluid, the local at 8 p.m. 301 CENTER STREET near a door and reaching ’ A**^American studiM as an autopsy on July 10, one day dist Church, will be the guest Preocriptlon Phanuaey MANCHESTER aaeuthetic ethylchlortde and after the young woman’s body through to open the door ^ freon, the preoDuiised pn>- was recovered from Sen. Bd- the inside. Once inside the buUd- housing faclUtles. pellattt gas in cmrosols. Ing, they Jhnmied the door to MeanwhUe, in Storrs, a ward M. Kennedy’s automobile CoraUtto said uMia o< the admissions office, where hlack student leader praised the In a tidal pond on Chai^quld- narcotic sUbeUtutes confin they set up headquarters and University of ConnecUcut Mon- dick Island. ed the biaaraa and toxic re- dpew up a list of demands. day for its receptiveness to By that time, Dlnia said, Mlsa aothms with ttye sD-caHed OC8C President F. Don James “ acks’ requests, but said more Kopeohne'a body already had “high” provided by such been flown to Pennsylvania for and other administrators tried acUon is ne^ to head off "se- drugs as Heroin or mari burial In nearby Larkaville. valnly to persuade the blacks to troubW.” juana. Dlnia testified before Judge leave voluntarily. Then pcrilce the past, the university Bernard C. BromlnakI of Com were called in. has expressed a favorable dls- mon Pleaa Court In the second During the two-hour occupa- PoslUon in granting the requests day of a hearing on Dlnia’ peU- tion of the building. Bob Brown, black students,” Hazell Kelley Uon to have the body of the 2S- a spokesman for the group, was told the Faculty Senate, Bishops Vote year-old secretary exhumed for (xsitacted by teleirixme and gave "Nevertheless, we car see an autopsy. the following ejcplanation for the troni the events of the post He eeyu an autopsy Is vital to action: weeks (a reference to name-call- T o End T otal an Inqueat he haz scheduled into ‘"rwo Mack brothers, Ted h>g by white students and win- her death. presents Johnaon, and Willie Baldwin, dow-smartilng by blacks), and Dr. Donald R. MUla, aesociata were crossing the campus and trom the increasing tension or Papal Power msdlcal axamlner for Dtikaa u had beer bottles thrown at lessened paUence o t black stu- County, Masa., teatirted Monday by adilto students at 9:45 p.m. '**"*■’ response has not been VA’nCAN CITY (AP) — AU about a telephone conversation THE last n ^ t , ” Brown said. enough.’ nine subcommlzsiona of the he had with Dinli "on Thurs ‘"rhe situation was immediate Hazell, who is president of world S3rnod of bishops have vot day, July 94 or thereabouts.” ly brought to the necessary au the Organization of Afro-Amert- ed in favor of giving bishops a MUla quoted Dlnle as saying: strong new voice in helping the thorities,” he said. "After a (Bee Page Nine) "MUla, you're quite eure of WET Pope rule the Roman Catholic & n. I^nnedy talks to North Atlantic'Assembly in Belgium while, a t^ r ljh t!"’ Dead GirFB Dad your dlagnoale of death by Church, the Vatican said today. Mrs. Kopechne, mother of drowned girl, enters Pennsylvania courtroom. drowning?” The majority reports e t the TeU» of Ordeal "My answer was, I certainly groups were sent to the full 148- uin,” MlUa said. ONES... member synod for final raUfioa- WIUCJOS-BAIUUB, Pa. (AP) "Then Dtnla sold 'I don’t think from tion. This is considered a for — "W s were so close, the three iin autopey Is ntceasary, do Brandt Is Elected mality. of ua, and It la somsthtng we you?' and I anawsred ‘No I The prcq>osaU then arlU be U. S. Merchant Fleet Seen can’t get over. U le Jue% Inde- don’t,’ ” MIIU taaMflad. handed to Pcqie Paul VI who, if cribable.’ DInIz today denied he had dls- German Chancellor he puts them Into effect, would That’e how the father of Mary cuaaed the advisability of an au- virtually end what some liberals BONN (AP) — The Bundestag ty of the total 485 seats in the Jo Kopsehns raspondad today topsy with MUla. Ha said he have called the papacy's “ abso Going Down the Drain as ha prepared to testify to hU only dlscusssd whether or not elected Willy Brandt chanoellor Bundestag. Brandt im lute nMoarcfalcal rule." of West Germany today, ending got "200 per cent more” votes long and vigorous Isgat fight to the physician was saUatisd with Some liberals In the synod WASHmOTON (AP) —Since the number of caifo ships and two decades of Christian Demo- than Konrad Adenauer whan 100; beryl (or sparkpiugs, 88; keep his daughter’s grave to his findings. predicted the pontiff would ap World War H the U.8. merchant fifth in cargo oapaolty. manganese, 99; rubber, 100; tin, nearby Larksville undisturbed. After testifying. Dlnia asked he was elected West G erm any. „ prove the recommendations to fleet has been deteriorating end Insofar as raw materials are 99.96. ” I still believe to no autopsy, the Judge to take “ Judlctal no- tifp Chancellor in 1949 by one share more of his authority with concerned, the United Btatss is 100 per cent,” said Joseph A. ]<»■ in the nation’s 20-year histo- vote. ki. h—- ______' today 95 per cent of imported As of last Aug. 1, the privately bishops around the globe. almost entirely an Importer. operated fleet—echeduled itoera Kopechne, a Berkeley Heights, (Noe Page Bight) "I am thankful and a Uttle bK None of the subcommiasioiis raw materials arrive in Ameri Teievislon sets, yard chalra, and the so-called “ tramp” N.J., insurance man, after a The vote in the lower house of proud that I am able to hold this contested the Pope’s primacy or ca aboard foreign ships. stoves, automobUea—almost ev steomera—amounted to 996 vee- day and evening to court Mon Parliament was 251-235 in office,” he declared. his right to make final decisions The situation is so serious that ery item around on American sela. day llstonlng to the description Brand’s tovor with five depu- He said be regarded his elec (or the half-biUlon-member the new chairman of the U.B. home reptesents the use of raw These Included 25 fralght- of how Mary J o -h is only child ties abstaining, four ballots in- tion as ” a major__ . ______hurdle” __ for___ his Church, . the synod’s . ______Bnglish lan- MarlUme Oommiaeion, Helen D. materials brought to this coun died In Sen. Edward M. Ksn- H urricane A Washing Machine valid and one deputy absent. government cocdlUon of Social Koage briefing officer, the Rev. Bentley, eays it is necessary to paasenger;6S5 freighters and 27t try, by ships. tankers. nedy’s car lost July. Brandt’s victory, which gives Democrats and Free Demo- Mark Reuver, said in his daily act now "before our own stupid- H ^ O , TT>e list of most Impart Hems And the fleet la old. Baventy Ha paid strict attention as Wm a mandate to govern for the crate, but he added that the gov- report. ity and the Russians bury us at Is long and impressive. A few per cent of the freighters, 90 per nine wltnsssss told about the ac Threatens A D ryer. . . next four years, was made poe- ernment’s work "will not be oil He said all groups urged, how sea.” and the amount of Impont In re- cident on (!happaqulddlck Is Bible by a coalition with the tiny that easy.” ever, that the principle of colle- In a Washington speech, Mrs. oent of the bulk carriers snd 50 letlon to use: bauxite tor alumi per cent of the tankers are more land, off Msssachusetts, and ds- * ” WI| s Free Democratic party. In the Kleslnger said Brandt’s small giallty-^sharing by bishops In Bentley said the Russians apeak wtishnble, wonders ure num, 87 per cent; coiumbile-tan- than 20 years old. They are ex scrlbad how the body was recov- Louisiana again, Sept. 28 general election, majority on the vote was "a papal. decision-making—be "o f the foreign porta they enter tallte used in aerospace and nu ersd and how the police, the ready to wear ... "brought Into effect immediate pensive to operate and main Brandt’s Social Democrats won sign of what is ahead.” and boost of the (act that their clear activity, 100; chromite for tain. doctor and undertaker handled NEW O RLg^N i, l e . (API — ly. as the times call for it.” seamen serve as ambassadors the only 224 seats to the Oiriatian “The new coalition will have a ammunition and Jet engines. It. Hurricane Laurie lumbered Bach group voted to propose to the people of other countries, The United States does have s Democrats’ 242. but the Free difficidt time,” he told news- Often he whls|>errd to his at through the Gulf of Mexico to that the synod meet regularly cementing friendship for Russia massive reserve mothball fleet CREW NECK Democrats cplng over the B ra n « serw d as foreign minis- partner, in the new governing small but permanent body of cent of the nation's overseas The figures do not Include tlie "It’s hard to even deacribs bishops should be stationed at trade handled on American gress has been toki pockets of so-called runaway fleet the It. Kope7l,;e «ld when'..kid T' ter. They had formed a Chris- cooUtion, but that he exuected hour, drifted nearly 50 miles CARDIGAN •20 tlan Democratic-Sociajlst coell- the two parties to avoid i^kin.r “ “ Vatican to represent the in- ships by the mid-1970s. 19th-Century-llke working oondl- more than 400 American-owned how he felt, and what he tkm in December 1966. an issue o f them terests of national groups of The A:AFLrCiO at its 1969 con tlons to U.8. industry ars endan vessels sailing under foreign eastward during the early „ ^ •■•ve o f them at first. tiKjrnlng hours. oil available In a wide variety of colors Brandt earlier waa mayor o t "On« uHii i™ . bishops. vention in Atlantic City bent gering the safety of working flags. (Itee Page NInrtrn) - sizes 86-88-40-42-44-40 . long It V l ^ Berlin, a Socialist strong- lasts.” he —id A few subcommissions also even further, paaaing a resolu- men. The runaway fleet siq>p(SMm 35 Items Russian spacemen canceled the said Col. Frank Borman, the vtslU to make time for a ban- U.B. astronaut who is their host said Cole's nsms )uu figured in I>es|>ila the growing mcnacs Silverplate and Stainless quet to Loa Angeles Thursday on the two-week tour. military reports on the Irregu- from the storm. Misateetpptona isrlUes which have been turned Beregovoi and Feoktistov ■long the 30-mile beach from over to a subcommittee headed The Soviets surprised their went to their Plaza Hotel suUes Paae Christian to Paaeagoula by Hen Abraham A. Ribicoff. American boetz Monday by an- to rest, then went to see "Hello, didn't appear perturbod ihuli« IW'onn. nounctng they could not make DoUy!” srtth Pearl Bailey and the morning howra C-ommIUea sources oaid Cote, their scheduled stop at Cape Cab Calloway. thg m Um low-tytag areaa of who turned 00 today snd is a na Kennedy, Fla., where America Miss Bailey brought the So- IxxtiM.nm. all Ihrotwh the tive of Madison County. Neb . Is GIVE launches lU space fUghU. viet spacemen and Borman on marahlands ooulh and west of expected to be questtoned al New Orteaaa to Ote OulTs e«%a. THE H u y gave no expianatlon (or stage after the show, to a stand- though be has not yet been I evacuees moved into raft«o that cancellation, but some tog ovation from the audience. subpoenaed UNITED Americans traveling with the "I love you,” ' she said, and centers on higtoor gratasd. RlblcofCa panel la scheduled a p p e a l u party speculaU(i that Moscow Uased each on the ttoeek. "But to re^m r hcsrlngl Wednesday.^ In Lafourcb* ParMi. wbsr* ' ' (earad that if the two vlsUed the tell p e . bow do you manage to \ The eesslons recently pro^ 0(1 _ _ Is a Mg~ J faebsr bi Iks iniwii V Cape, then Waabtogton might fly up In ^ u c e Uke that*" duced testimony that a gitxip of asbed^*^ 3S.OOO rettdSBts " \ request that American astro- "You have to have time* and sergeanu profiteered at the ax- Isavs bsmro M nauU be allowed to visit the Bo- ahiltty to do everything " Bere pense of NCO dubs and that low tpoto for evaeuatfoB sta- Viet secret take-off center at govot told her Maj Ocn. Cart C. Tunter. for tlona In Racsiand. Loekport and Battnour in central Asia. "How weU I know honey mer proarast marshal general, Thlbodaux. On their first day to the Unit- How wen I know,” vti— ■old pollcs-conflscated guns for Oli oompartro wttk erswa ed States Monday, the coemo- chortled, and the pcraonal gain. working ofMtore rigs elrosd op- nauts took to.a Broadway show roared U was understood ths mibeom- *T**^°"* Mstirtay “ f thro went to CJus mtttsc aranfs to question CWe •* laad. ^ t o for a Ut* wqgur The about his tour to Vietnam as Schools to sems of tlte y © Iv i Your Fair Sham deputy chief of staff for parson- of Louisiana cloacd Tokyo riot police «od leftist studenU b«tt)e over take him into custody during war protesU. (Story ncl and administration to 195S M on^y and Hancock County, tts bart.” (See Itogs Ktoe) one of the demonstrators ss police attempt to on Page 4. (AP I’hotofax) Mian., Just across Iks ' ■**'*-'-na (•m Pags BUM) tins, dorod tta eahrots isthw.