■» 8 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18.1®** PAGE TWENTY-FOUB The W eather *”Terc*‘£ r'‘"» roiweeet of U. a. WosOm Bb Ootober 8, lt8S ■unay, breoey, aSM 8i SunMt lUbekah Lodffe wiH oleer, ooelev 8 a a l|]il wMh tew meet and entertain state of­ fuare Dancers Sm out choice gcloctloB of * 14,452 About Town Manchester Man Accused 8*> ficers of Rsbskah Asssmhiy Macs, Cortlhnds, Roi A ^ b e r of the AikUt near 48) memjf ead Oub'^ok 144 will m«et to­ Monday at 8 p.m. at Odd Fel­ [ost Visitors UanxMi of OlrouUtloa nwrrow, Ugk near ie> . night at 7 at KMney S4. School lows Hall. Offlcsrs ars remind­ Of Robbing Wealthy Uncle doos. GniTcintcliw JlitmdtMUr^A City of Village Charm TIm MaaohacUr SquaM Dance ed to wear eddte gw*"*- Hh*- wlM. Also; Tom of Th« execuUva oommlttea ot Olub WiU ba hoat to a group ot Richard R. Oankm, >7, ot 141*hla houaa on the antata. Bailey Nonnie Hlldlng will head a rs« up to 98 11». 6m I»* CoW SwMt MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1965 (OlMrifted ASvortlriag on Pago 11) Nutmaff Foreat, Tall Oe<»ani o4 freshment commlttea. 40 daaoara from the Hl-Taw Center St, Manchastsr. U aooua- told Mm ha had no money. V0L.LXXXV,N0.14 (FOURTEEN PAGER—TV SECTION) PRICE SEVEN CENTi Then Oonlon marched Bailey Labanon, wlH meat Monday at Twlrlan of Pearl RWer, N.T. at ed ot robbing Charles Oonlo.i, _ Odor. Indian Corn And 7:60 p ^ . at the Maaonlc Tam- at rifle point to the unele'e Washington Social Club will an open danoe tomorrow from t his wealthy uficle, of $30 pla have Its second annual Ladles house, Bailey entered the bouse Night Saturday, OcV M at to U p.m. at Waddell School. Wednaaday night and approaohad Oharlaa APPLE FESTIVAL SPEOAIi! Polish National Alllanca^ Orange Hall. Dancing will be The event la open to all area The nephew appeared In the Conkm. He told the elder Oonlon MoelNTOSH APFLIS ...... Orovp 1088, will meet Sunday from 8 p.m. to 1 am. TlekeU aquare dance mambera. Thonypsonvtlls seseion of circuit wttat had happened. Ih a nephew at 3 p.m. at North St. are available at the olUb or Earl Johnaton of Vemoti, chib Court 13 yesterday afternoon to waited outside, covering Bailey FINK GRAPEFRUIT...... * ^ JJ* from members o t the dande caller, wlU eaU for aquare danc­ face the charges of robbery with With the rifle, the caretaker aald. MUSHROOMS ...... • • i r l j Thousands Demonstrate ing. He wtU b4r asatated by Mr. Wesley Memorial Methodiat committee. vldenoe, aggravated aeeautt, The uncle gdve Bailey a 130 CUQUOT CLUE SODA ...... 5 Church, lilO raiinjton Rd., Blast and Mra. RuaaeU WhlU on and unlawful dleoharga at fire­ MU. Bailey then want to give It round dancing. Hartfoi^, will have Ka second The BVench Club of Manches­ arms. Oonlon waived Ms right to to the nephew outride. The care­ NAtlVEi Caolinower. annual Apple Festival on Satur­ Mr. and MTa. Joseph Moriarty a hearing of probable cause and taker said the younger Oonlon and Yellow Beans, Spinach. ml^Eaiive, ter win meet tonight at 8 at will ba In oharga qCGdoor duty. Peppers, 8Mvoy Cabbage, A r tk h o l^ ,^ 6 WWt* day from 10 a.m, to 4 pm. at Orange Hall. TTwre will be en­ was bound over to the Hartford then tried to take Bailey with E s^ le , Com, BbeU Beans, Oreen Mt Pototoea aaa w ttie church. Apple pancakes and Mr. and Mra. Roger Morgan are Mm as-he fled. Bailey refused tertainment and refreshments. In charge of refreahmenta, aa- Qpunty Superior Court. sausages will be .served all day. Oonlon^alled to poet the |10,- and Oonlon drove away. Sweet Potatoee. Rjid WMtri Against Viet Nam Policy ALSO: Freeh Ptaeepplee, C anW w pe^PI^ Artlcfra. tor sale will Include atated by Mr. and Mrs. Joaeph Shortly after midnight State 17ie Golden Rule d u b of Morin and Mr. and Mra. Robert 000 bond aet for Ms release laM and Blue Grapee, White and P l^ O m p ^ t P o i^ ^ baked goods with apples, apples, the Tahxrttville Oongrogatlonal Auxiliary Head night and was taken to the Hart­ Trooper James Hall arrestad Florida Navel Orangee, Im po^ C hee^t^® ^ ” Morton. Boeo Peart, Honeydewa. Peralaa and Caaaba Melons. apple recipe book and handmade Church will sponiMM- a Military Mt«. EU& Dunbar of Fbotvllle, Ttcketa for the elub’a New ford State jail to await trial. Conlon on Center St. in Wind­ articles. Whist card party tonight at 8 Wts., national praaldent of the Year’s Bhre dtnnor-danoa will be Enfield police say the crime sor Locks. Oonlon had /aported- run from October to October, a Diplomatic observers said the reported Friday that Commu­ structed and a special flight Portland, Maine, anti-war pickets (right) are them.selves picketed (left) by a pickets In Chicago and therS 0 ganized resistance against the change from the Jan. 1 effective temporary suspension could be nist party boss D. N. Aidit was board showing connecting flights man who carries a sign clearly depicting his feelings. Similar anti-war and was a minor scuffle. A bystand­ PICTURE FRAMING loR types) date of previous years. a prelude to outlawing the Indo­ arrested two days ago In the Jakarta government. leaving Bradley has been Install­ er smashed a placard caRtad nesian Communist party — PKI anti-picket action was in evidence across the country. (AP Photofax.) WINDOW and PLATE GLASS The Jury Committee Is ed, officials of the State Aero­ . by a marcher and tried to atrilte charged with the task of com­ — ani^ its affiliates. nautics Department said Fri­ hdm, W a policeman steiqied piling a list of 540 nominees Thtt- order was issued by day. between them. There were dft for Jury duty In both Circuit KOTt, the supreme operations arrests. Court 12 and Hartford County ' command, and was signed by Pollution Huir Rome Police JFouF C on stitu tion Moat of the demonstretore Superior Court. The Jurors are Brig. Oen. Sutjlpto, although State Rainlall Ahead across the nalion were college chosen by the claark of ths lat­ Sukarno heads KOTI and usual­ BRIDGEPORT (AP)—A heavy Press Probe , students, but their numbers ter court ly issues such orders. yellow sulphurous pall that set- were few In comparteon to the C Sukarno met wjth Ms CaMnet Ues over the city several times enrollments of the edhoola they Friday, and Information Minis­ Of Normal Full Month a day should be eliminated Of Bombing Ok&yCCl attend. ter MaJ, Gen. Achmadt told WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)—^More rain has already (See Page Three) (See Page Three) Csprioe GuMom Ooupe-nffih exchidvt fom ul n o I lM newsmen the 64-yeer-old presi­ fallen in Connecticut in October than normally falls dur­ ROME (AP) — Police pressed HARTFORD (AP)—The state constitutional conven­ that domM on no ether Chevrolet dent said the “destruction and nationwide inquiries today into tion has approved four more major changes in the state burning’’ in the capital must ing the entire month, the U.S. Weather Bureau said four scattered bombings and a constitution* stop before he can solve the po­ today. bomb threat at the Vatican. Complying with an order of the federal court, the con­ LOOK1 The rain storm during the Depleted reservoirs will need Japanese Trees Now at Marlow's litical ^ sis stemming from the a gfo^ deal more rain, however, The bombings occurred Fri­ vention on Friday unanimously------— State Residents coup attempt. night dropped .71 inch on day In Ravenna, Reggio (^la- XEROX to reach normal levels. approved a new method of pulling a lever if he so desires, T The army, wMch crushed the Bradley Field, bringing the total Miss ‘Knot-Hole’ brla, Genoa and Milan. At the amending the state constitution but it Is not mandatory, Participate in for the month to 3.27 Inches. TTie storm brought more than COPIER coup, has launched an anti­ beneficial rain. A lightning bolt same time Vatican sources re­ which would allow either the under the former system communist campaign and this WASHINGTON (AP) — The vealed that a threatening letter Protest Actions 1 5 c Copy Elsewhere In the state, even struck the home qt Paul Glazier first of 8,800 new Japanese cher­ House or the Senate to initiate which is spelled out In the stat- (Minimum Me) has led to almoet dally anti­ more rain fell. At Mansfield In Colchester, Juet missing Mrs. had been received warning that amendments. enacted In 1901, voters were communist demonstraUons. ry trees—a gift from the Japa­ a bomb would be exploded In St. By TIIE ASSOCIATED PRESS Takes up to leg^ Dam in eastern ConnecUcut 1.25 Glazier as die sat in the nese people—will be planted The new amendment process i-equired to pull a party lever or letter elzfc Last week, Moslem youths inches of precipitation was Peter’s Baslli«a before the Vati­ On what would normally be kitchen. around the Washington Monu­ could cut about two years out before voting for individual Just a day for football and rak­ burned the Communist party measured, while 1.04 inches fell The lightning punched a hole ment In early November. But can Ecumenical Council ends In of the old process. candidates. Marion’s headquarters and on Thursday at the nearby Nathan Hale State December. ing leaves, many Connecticut For XMerytUng! in the house and broke some they're American-grown trees. The new propasal provides The convention also approved citizens were busy today parti- demonstrators burned down the Forest and at Danbury In west­ dishes, but no one was hurt. That’s the way exjxerts Except for the bombings In that If a three-quarters majority several changes in the constltu- Main Street pro-Peklng Chinese , University. cipating in demonstraUons pro­ Manchester ern Oarmeoticut decided to get around a legal Ravenna and Reggio Calabria of both House and Senate Is tlonal references to the Judlcl- testing the U.S. role In the Viet knothole—a U.S. bah on the Im­ there was no Indication they achieved on the first vote, then ary, Including the shortening of Nam war. port of foreign treerf to prevent were connected. At Ravenna a the amendment need not be the Supreme Ctourt of Errors, And many othere were out Failure Club spread of tree diseases. bomb knocked over an electric voted on again at a succeeding to simply "Supreme Court;’’ picketing against these people. After Japanese Prime Minis­ power pylon, and at Reggio legislaUve session. It would go and a change In designation of The demonstrations were part Is for Real ter Elisaku Salto announced the Calabria, a small explosive directly to the people. The two Common Pleas and Circuit of a nationwide attempt by those Cuban Refugees gift during the Cherry Blossom charge slightly damaged a pow­ year wait would remain In ef- Courts from "inferior” to "low- opposing American parUclpatlon LONDON (A P )— Brit­ Festival here last April, it was er company warehouse. fect, however, for amendments ej- courts". in the Viet Nam War to stage ain’s "Failures Club” failed discovered his government These blasts occurred just a passed by a bare majority. Judges, under the changes en- as many protests as possible Caprice Cuctem Saidap-with superb new Bo<|g bg to get through Its annual couldn't send along its own The convention also approved acted Friday, would become this weekend. \-y4 Ftsnerel------’ elegenee ineide-— and out few hours after the conclu.slon Tell of Scarcities dinner Friday night. The home-grown trees. of a nationwide strike by em­ a change which would eliminate ..ineligible" to hold their Judge- Things got started with a kitchen caught fire. So, the six- to eight-foot tall ployes of the nationalized power the compulsory party lever In after reaching 70 years of march on the New Haven Oreen single petal variety Japanese voting booths. Under the meth KEY WEST, Fla. (AP)—Refugees arriving by the Club President * Ernest company. age, rather than becoming ’In- Friday evening. Later there waa How did our serviceman earn Kay commented, "some of cherry trees, which cost about In Genoa a bomb exploded od approved today, a voter con strange Cuban “ferry service’’ say a world of scarcity our members actually ore $20,(X)0, are being obtained from outside a provincial government designate party affiliation by (See Page Three) (See Page Three) aii these goid stars? lies beyond the fenced-off port of Camarioca, the em­ quite prosperous, but to get American nurseries. building. In Milan a blast barkation point in their small boat exodus to the United in the club each one must The first batch, for planting rocked a convent school. States. ------prove to have failed at this* November, is from the The bomb threat at the Vati­ “I had to quit driving my taxi farm fields. She said “nobody something really worth­ Princeton Nurseries, Princeton, can—In a letter sent to Paolo In Havana because I couldn’t wants to work because they while. N.J. There won’t be any further Cardinal Marella, head of liie Despite LBJ Request get Ures and spare parts,” said don’t have enough to eat.” "This is the firet time we tree plantings until next year Vatican's Secretariat for non- COIN OPERATED a refugee, Jose, who asked hla have . collectively fadled to and those trees may be pur­ WASH-’N-DRY CLEAN family name not be used. ”I (See Page lliree) have dinner." chased elsewhere. (See Page Thirteen) K E E P iN U 11 BIAPLE ST. lAcroee From First Nattcml | couldn't get .modlclne for the HEATING COSTS Store Parking Lot chlldreii. Doctors gave me pre­ Price Hike Seen scriptions but there was no OPEN 7 DATS 16-Lb. Wash—38e medicine.” DOWN 8-Lb. Dry Clean—ELM Jose, accompanied by his wife 5 Lba. Or C nder-^L M and three children, was among jWd h a v e our own demconun. Kot everyone 67 refugees who arrived Friday By Business Chiefs ^does. Our men ate interested in making your night in four small boats. One of the boats oarrled 34 fnmac^ perform at its highest efficiency and Cubans — all. .related — and HOT SPRINGS, Va. (AP) — The vice president said the Henry H. Fowler told the busi­ 6 Caprice Custom Wagon-with fine imk look of hard­ lowest cost because then you’ll k e^ buying they held a Jubilant family re­ Buaincs.s leaders had the word administration sees no present nessmen Friday he Is not surs wood paneling on aides and tailgate. likelihood that e.xpendltures will government “has done all that from us. Remember, three out of four furnaces union ae they sailed from Oa- today from the Johnson admin­ moriooa across the Florida istration keep a lid on prices rl^e enough because of the Viet we can do to provide you with waste fuel. Thanks to Mobil Technical Research guidelines that can be evenly Straits. tq head off the possibility of In­ Niun war to bring a Ducat of our men have the latest facts on how to make flation. Inflation. applied to achieve the national instnunented console, together with new specify Chevrolet’s advanced Turbojet VI "It was the first time I had your furnace the one-in-four that keeps heating If this It your yoar to movo up, you seen my relatives in three But those attending the semi­ "If they did.” he declared, objective under competitive [omun Strato-bucket front seats. in a 896-or 427-cubic-ineh version. condlDons." costs at a minimum. There’s a big- difference in Jutt can’t movo up to much moru car years,” said Antonia Garcia of annual meeting of the Business "President John.son would lake In the Custom Sedan, a new‘Stiato-baek T he price o f it all? Somewhat meiU^ Now York (31ty, one of five Council predict a rise In prices appropriate fiscal and financial w. B. Murphy, chairman at distributors. Let one of our servicemen earn < the nongovernmental councU ^HOUSEi \ than this. front seat is avaOable with bucket-type cOn- naturally, than you’re need to paying fr r crewmen who went to bring out In 1998 along with a general rise action I can u.ssure you." another gold star by showing you how big that F- ...... r I stetere, brothers, children^ par­ In the economy. Privately, the Council momobers have cited and president of the Campbell Bmeath the fotmel styBng efegaaoe that toiin separated by a fold-down armrest. Arid S Chevrolet. But less-surprisingly lets, m SdUp Co., told newsmen “X difference can be. Holiday House at 29 ents and In-lawa. businessmen still see the shad­ the Viet Nam struggle as a Cottage St. offers a tilts the Custom Coupe a p ^ you’ll find thick in the equally opulent Custom Wagons, your dealer will, happily confirm-thaa ths Garcia said hia youngest ow of Inflation across the future. prime source of inflationary would hate to see a guideline oa Investment opportunity, new kind of retirement wall-to-wall carpeting, comfort-contoured offered in 2- or S-ieaVVnodels, you can even eelect class of fine cars brother was in Jail becuaae ha In on address Friday night to pre.ssurfs. Tliey contend war “I think It would be quite dif­ living. Handy to •eats and the look of hand-rubbed walnut .” Bay State Home Called ^Living Sculpture^ S A woman who brought her 19- mente, to protect purchasing 105 per cent of the 1964 level. No prices the conunlttee also ootU M. Giblin, Administrap WHiCOX-ltAU CHEVROLET, IN a tHE GROUT CHEVROLET 00. ARPERY CHEVROLET. INC. wife architect such guidelines apply to Indus­ mated profits (or Ste year wM n teWA— BDSD iin sssi year-old daughter, a buelneea This air view)w shows the h(»n« of Mr*, and' Mrs. doors. The McNulty's, a huaband-wii power of fixed dollar earnings, W D n m A DimauNa u iim m it n ii m n amd to r. . IM I SgCANUWr BTHBIW SSSM46 m POGUONOOK A V U -S IU M team, designed the home, built of special light con­ retirement beneflte and Insur- try. rise 4 to 6 par eent above Xlfl NSW BBRADT. OONH. WEST HABifDBO, DOMM. •ohool student, said students are Thomas McNulty, Lincoln, Mass. It’s a 150-foot ab­ WINDSOR, CONN. ' ----- fskan Mt e t sohooi to wotfc ia stract of curving walls and spaces with no interior crete filled with .air epaoes that act aa insulation. anoa paymante.” Secretary ot the Treasury levete. A CT‘

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN- SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1966 PAGE THREE! • Si PA G E TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., p —30 Days to Better Spelling— A n d o v e r Sheinwold on Bridge FtL. Sun. — 1st Rub Bolton Coventry Crashei Bring Pins I BxolUnf Hits PREUMINARV TEST Mrs, Hohmann South dtaler Second Church Three Arrests^ i CAN c o st NOTHING North-South vulnsrsbl* Selectmen Hear Cooper Summing Up Matter Named to Unit By AIJUED SHEINWOLD NORTH Plans Canvass Cars Damaged i A Nona I|{EMIIIISCH(MTDI By The Reeding Uboratory. Inc. Mr*. J, Tanaley Hohmann Jr., On* advantage of being an ^ A63 rsistNTS Agenda Sunday B8 four sooldMite j«sterday \ f Describe NCRD Queums nnd thla morning four ears were Written for NBA SpecUl Senioee H«bron Rd.. has been appointed expert I* that you can glv* a 0 A8762 JOHN OIUM’S J9IS4 Dr. Ourti* R, 8c)nimacb*r, of towed away by wrecker*, thro* by First Selectman Percy B. very learned reaadn for your WEST SelMtmsn Bernard Sheridan gene Kelly, and Hayden Orto- So fer In our coiumne we have covered the two moet dif­ EAST toM his fellow sslsotman last wold Jr„ angbwar, attended the th* United Omreb Ftnanc* Ad- •rrtsts w*r* mad*, and on* Cook to serve a three-year term failures. Tfour partner la no gen­ * 1 0 6 * J 75432 written warning was g\vm out, ficult areea In epelllnf, «nd It ehwild be deer that they tleman If he persists In asking KJ42 987 night that they owe Raymond meeting lu t night to iron the vteory (tervio*, wHl b* gu**t are really not eo difficult aa you may have been told. To on the Omservatlon Commis­ C QJ 109 0 33 ‘A RUBE i Cooper a "debt of gratltuds" for final wrlnkloa out. Th* plan- police report. If your reauU wai good or bad pr**oh«r at the U a.m. (Mrvic* aolidlfy the gaina we have made, and before going on to atlll sion. She replaces Mr*. Paul ♦ 7J2 * 106 warning the town to study the ning commission could actually At 4 pan. yeeterdoy Mia* (or your side. SOUTH Sunday at tlM S*cond Oongr*- W«ndol H. WinohsM of 843 aaaler area, It la wlae to aum up and to teat ourselvee. Pfanatlehl, whose one-year Opening lead — Queen of Nglslatlon on ths North Central taka no dafbUts action bs- * AK098 gatlonal Church. Hi* topic wlfl Main 8t. was h*adlng w*«t on First, we shall repeat the term recently expired. The ap­ diamonds. TO LiU El Refuss DI*posal Dtatrict bsfors causa It lacked a quoram, ^ Q I105 b*, "Ood’* or Our’*’’. HilllaM 8t. at W. MkMl* Tpk*. enraes covering the rules and (seised, slezedl the right crim­ pointment was snnounced at South won the first trick with O K4 voting to Join I t Piano said he will do*d to exceptions. It you have not Thursday’s meeting of the com­ FAIMVI8ION**n(Mfe txsoUNITEO ARTISTS A letter from Cooper read at the town a strip of land about Dr. Schumacher ha* been W when Francee De Oenunls of' inal. the king of diamonds and de­ * AKQ charge of training and guidance Olastonbury attempted to make memorised them by now, re- 6. What a roguish, rogish) mission. With the appointment cided that he would surely be Sottfh Wssi North ths aimual town masting Got. 4 700 fast by 140 feet running aolve to do so today and neN-er 2 * P»»s 3 0 caused the town to table Joining from Birch M t Rd. np to the program* conducted thl* week a left turn from Hilliard St. fool am I! last month of Robert E. Post to able to get back to his hand sirsMewHMBmKrin* be bothered again with these a three year term, the commia- 3 NT PSBi 4 * the new refuse disposal district development for future de- for the men an'd women of the 0* she headed east, police re­ 7. In order to write, you need with a heart If East held either 4 NT Pass 5 tb church In preparation for the annoying decisions. (llesure. lelsurr). j., - ' -w *», alon now has Its full oompl6- th* king or the Jack. A great ex­ with Vernon and South Wind- velopment by the tpwn aa a port. Miss WlnoheU was unabls' The first rhyme told you ' ••• •' ^ I 6 NT All Pat* aor, after it had voted to eever much leea precdpitous road to Intenalve houae • to - )kmm* cen- to atop and struck th* De *. I'm tired after arrengring, ment of seven members. pert would surely make the right va«* to be conducted Sunday when to place the e before the arranging) all that furniture. guess when the right time came. oonnecUene with the exttnot the whole area than now ex- Gemmis oar. The main buslneaa of Thurs­ ^aSent^KIfSUII^ afternoon. ’The drive will be to Both* can were badly dam­ I. If you know all the times 9. Your slip i.s .notlcable, no­ Medical Grad day's meeting waa to plan the South therefore cashed his you ars posittvs that your part­ Northeaet RefuM Diepoeal Dla- lata. IFSCS Speaker when the e precedes, then it fol­ i(n pAHAVBtOW* COLOR I H s t nwwtsfMUNITEDEXISTS trlct, which once contained the Planning commiaelon chair- raise $26,000 to modernize ttM aged In the left front and were ticeable i beneath your dress. Mls.s Jeanine Cowlci^. daugh­ next steps In an open-space high clubs, entered dummy with ner understand Just what it Oiurch Community House. lows that on all other occasions 10. We have the snoopiest ter of Mr. and .Mrs. Alton B. the ace of hearts and took two three towne and Jdancheeter. man Jamee Haaeett aald he 'The Rev. Georg* O. Hill, towed away. ’There were no In­ the 1 will precede. Here is our project which covers the 150 means.) SHOWTIMES Women of the church will juries reported. A written warn­ (neighbors, nieghbora). Oowles of 284 Green Rd., was acres or more of land to-Jhe more clubs, getting rid of the Copyright, 1968 Hit No. 8 Cooper appeared at the ee- thought thta waa a very good pastor of South Park Methodist ifcyme: "TOWER OF Tower of London ...... SiW lectmen'a laat nlglit to explain Idea, and deacrib*d the dlfflcul- aerve a dinner to the 40 canvasa ing for failure to grant the 11. I enjoy (slleght-) recently graduated as a regist­ north and east of the elemen­ eight and nine of spades. Then General Features Corp. The Glory Guys ...... workers at 12:30 p.m. In the Church, Hartford, will be a When c is soft, as In perceU’e, (sleight of-hand artists. ered >nedical assistant from the LONDON” hia objection* mor* thoroughly, tlea encountered getting up right of way when turning left -1 tary school. It was voted to ob­ he led a heart from dummy. Vincent Price A Rage to Live ...... UM90 Church Community House. Can- gue*t speaker at a meeting of And foreign aovereigna we 12. He devised a (practice- Career Academy, New ' York West had bo{h the king and He said that under the special Birch Mt in the winter ^ the was g^ven to France* de Gem- receive tain two Independent appralsaLs voMlng of the 160 homes will the Wfl(OB of South Methodl(»t mISf able, practicable) method. City. of the properties Involved. Pre­ Jack of hearta, and South had act eatabllahing the North Can- preaant route, When horses neigh in fright Canada Cuts Jqblest tral dlatrlot, It Is not clear how — — be from 2 to 8 p.m. A team of Church on Monday at 8 pm. in At 10:60 last night Herbert 13. Mother was (singing, TOe graduation ceremonies liminary approval of the proj­ some explaining to do. auditor* will be at the Church of height singeing) while the dryer waa were held in the King's Court OTTAWA — Canada’s Jobles* a town could withdraw from the Mandieetor Bveiilng HeiaM the reception hall of the church. E. Lundgren, I8, of 123 Con­ > —E before 1 la the rule ect, for a grant-ln-ald from the Good Odds Community House from 4:30 way Rd. struck the parked car (singeing, singing) her hair. Room 'Of the Sheraton Motor state, waa given by the Coun­ “The odds were $ to 1 that rats reached 4.7 per cent in Starts district. There may be provt- Bolton oorre^iondeat, Clemo- 'The meeting will mark a dou­ that’s right 1964 after seven years In which aione for withdrawal after the well Young, tel. S4S-SS61. p.m. on to receive completed belonging to Jamee R. Jacobs 14. Three blondes were (viing, Inn, New Yorlt. Ml.ss Oowles cil on Aprlculture and Natural one or both heart honors would Tomorrowll reports of canvassers. From ble anniversary. It was 25 years Now that you know the rule vying) for the title. wrote a class poem for grad­ it had been higher. Employ­ STATE charter, or by-Iawa, are drawn ------of 5 0 9 Center St., police re­ Resources In June. For final ap­ be In favorable position,’’ South 8:18 to 9:16 p.m., a ■viotory ago this month that the WSCS you feared. uation which she read at the ment set a record with 6.6 mil­ up, he aald, but, the way he seea port. Jac.obe ear wa* parked on Add neither, leisure, seize 16. Be sure to get a (reclept, proval, the above appraisals said. "Playing for the spades celebration •will include a re­ waa founded. Mrs. Horace S. Center St. The Jacobe car had receipt) for your purchase. ceremonies. must be secured, a perimeter gives me Just about the same lion at work. MATINEE ONLY! STARTS 1:30 ENDS 3;30 It, Bolton would, by its actions, Scruton will commemorate the and weird. have been, approving bonds or port of the day’s activities, to be towed from the scene. But 16. Our team had to (forfeit, A 1966 graduate of Manches­ survey made, and a titles search chance.” O b itu a ry words of thanks and light re­ occasion by reading a scroll de­ In other words, e will precede ter High School, Miss <3owles notes to be eventually issued by the Lundgren vehicle, owned by i after soft c (c sounded like forfiet) the game. completed. There isn’t much difference, n « orfraele Cluit happMUM freshments; every church signed and constructed for the Armour Co. of Chicago, 111., had 17. Pull in the horse’s (riens, was active in the Future Rhani PTSA actually, if you blindly assume the district for the diepoeal ___ a), when the oambinatlon of ei •M ly 6Miee to th e v e r y plan. According to the act, "the Frank Warren family is In'vUed. anniversary. The group •will al­ only a dented right fender. reins). Nurses Club, intramucal sports Parents of Andover children that South is absolutely sure to Enjoy A Pizza The renovation* of the build­ so note the 20th anniversary of and 1 is pronounced like foreign, and the A Oappella Oholr. She district can have bonds and ROOKVILLB — Frank War- Lundgren reportedly left the sovereign, when the combina­ 18. Why all the (excitement, at Rham high school, and oth­ guess right whenever the king yougeeeat heoTt! ing, exterior repairs, enlarge­ the United National In the sec­ excitement) 7 is a member of the American ers Interested, are urged to at­ and Jack of hearts are divided. Here Or Let notes outstanding to a total of 79, of Somers, formerly of scene of the accident without tion Is pronounced like neigh, S«*(r>l)aloas1CiaMlai”...Ur»liluUltle 2)4 thnee the total tax receipt* 2« Windsor Ave., died yester- ment of the parking area, and ond half of the prog;ram. A reporting It, police say. He waa Registry of Medical Assistants tend a PTSA meeting there Still, South overlooked a pre­ Us Deliver It film entitled "For the Healing and when the combination is 19. She is (careless, earless) p«oplt w Inilr imI, dMT lu|h, day Uiif, of the oonsUtuent municipaU- completed In stages, the first and It wilLbe at this time that scheduled to appear In the Man­ be the need for the organiza­ South should cash the ace and Ftrat Selectman Richard Mor- Born in Milford, Maze., he the Rev. Mr. Hill will speak. '—see the last line of the ditty stony) paths. Children ra (Mid he had been under the lived In Rockville for many of which will atart In the chester Session of Circuit Court — eitber, leisure, seize and After you have chetjked the tion aa part of the whole school king of spades before making up Newsboys Visit Sub Base, Mystic spring, and are expected to be His topic will be "The Work 12 on Nov. 16. C o lu m b ia program, and how the group his mind.'If only small spades tmpreeelon that the new dla- years. He was an Army veteran weird. words within the parentheses GRINDERS so« trlct wa* operating more or of World War I and was for- completed in the fall of 1966. of the CJhurch at the United Na­ At 4:16 this morning Richani Our second rule dealt with the you feel are correct, then check can best serve this need. fall, South can then play as he Herald newsboys Ronnie Thursday as guests of the Sub­ by Lt. Cmdr. John V. Smith, Officials estimate that only tions." ' P. Oliver, 22, of 46 Blssoll St. likes. AND leaa like the former one, and merly employed aa a finisher by SN, matter of keeping or dropping with the answers at the bottom PTA to Hear Congregational Notes that the town would eventually Cheney Bros., Manchester, Noske, le(ft, and Brad Steurer, marine Base and Mystic Sea­ 60 per cent of the Church The guert speaker had been was heading north on S. Main Actually, the ten would drop, port. The complement of the sub­ under special assignment to the the final eilent e of a word be­ of the article. Give yourself 5 A family night supper will SP A Q H Eni get a chance to vote on money. Survivors Include hie wife. accompanied by assistant cir­ School or 100 pupils, is being St. near Mt. Nebo Pi. when be fore a suffix. The ditty goes points for each correct answer. Talk on Russia be served at the Andover Con­ and South would continue with This week has been designat' marine showed the visitors accommodated In the classes at Methodist Office of the UN pan off the left side of the road, the queen and nine of spades to He said he undemtanda now Celia Mtssltt Warren of Som- culation manager Charles Graff, through all of the compart­ where he waa responsible for Hke this: gregational Church next Oct. DELIVERED that thla is not ao. When the era; and a stepdaughter, Mrs. ed National Newspaper Wi the Church Community House police report. The left side and When suffixes begin with Answers 12 TWELVE 12 develop a fourth spade trick. Within 0 Mile Radius l^t rear, and circulation mana­ and today has-begn set aside ments of the craft, from stem at the present time. Plans In­ disarmament Issues. He was as­ 22 at 6 p.m. In the church so­ —plus— charter of the now district U Anna Hoke of Lakewood, N. T. front of the car were damaged. vowels „'0ia 'siassoA .uiF cial room. All families are in­ The slam Is then assured. On Orders Of $2 Or More ger William Anderson, stand as National Newspaperboy Day. to stem. clude facilities to handle 250. sociated with Dr. Carl D. Sout, The car waa towed from the The Columbia PTA, with dmwn up, he said, he will have Graveside services will be Thursday’s program started Following lunch In the bstoe director of the UN Methodist Silent e grabs crying towels, -aq saxujn* ’jfuois ’oj vited and should bring a hot Dally Question Three the town counsel look It over held Monday at 1:30 p.m. at before one-man submarine, cap­ The officials point out that the scene. The car also struck a When suffixes start other ,^81 w sums -OTaiajeo -gl over 100 in attendance at this dish or salad and their own Partner opens with two TEL 643.1492 Stooges HANSEL at 9:30 a.m. at New London, cafeteria, the group departed modernization in. Itself, through Offlse. sign and a post. week's opening meeting, has to see If It would be to Bolton’s West Cemetery, Somers, tured from Japanese in World where the honored carriers and for Mystic Seaport, where they ways. „’01« ‘tA«M J»mO IJalB 83 eating utensils. A program Is spades (forcing to game), and —and— advantage to Join. There will be no calling hours. the expansion, "will help the Pastor of the church in Hart­ Oliver was arrested and Then sUent e—make sure it -xujns U3I(M» ’lusuisiioxe -gl voted to adopt a budget of planned. the next player passes. Ton War n and now on exhibit at circulators were greeted by were greeted by Edward Wat­ congregation to grow." ford since June 1964, the Rev. charged with failure to drive in $322.50 for the coming year. CHARTER OAK Cartoons MiaeiMaBMUe BiBiuaauiiinflaaui Movra reported that someone The Somers Fimeral Home is Capt. Walter MoGuiness, base son, tour director, who gave stays. ,,'313 ‘ifFiau Two out-of-town meetings of hold: Spades. J-7-5-4-S-2; Hearts, has been found to raise and in charge of arrangements, New London Submarine Base. ’The drive will be toward Mr. Hill holds degrees from the the proper lane. Court is set for Mrs. Clarence Grant, pro- 9-8-7; Diamonds, S-S; Clubs, 10-6. commandant. a short talk on the exhibits and The chief exceptions (to this tasjoii Q3TIM.. ■*“1»J 'Ll county Congregational organi­ RESTAURANT STARTS AT 3:50 — ONE DAY lower a new flag—when it ar­ The carriers were part of a three-year pledges, with pay­ State Teachers College, In­ Nov. 1. rale we stated in these verses; ,,'313 ‘8uS)3J3A0e g^ram chairmsCh, announced that zations are scheduled during What do you say? Mrs. Arthur Squires After a tour of the area, with ships and then g^ulded them on ments on a weekly basis, these diana, Pa., and Yale Divinity At 6:20 this morning Mrs. If suffixes start a, u, o Dr. Carl Hempel. state super- Answer: Bid two notrump. rives—on Bolton Green. Greg group of 30 .boys from 14 state naval aides as guides, the group a tour of the Seaport. ‘iiF|3J0; puv„ ’lia^ioj ’91 the next ten days. On Tuesday, 120 Charter Oak St. Hutchinson, high school junior COVENTRY — Mrs. Etta being "more benrtlclal to the School. He has hold pastorates Elizabeth O. Heck of Dtmock When g precedes, it’s g in „'3A133J3d U) S« Intendent of rural schools, will the Tolland Associated Church­ Show the weakness first, and Manchester • “RETURN FROM PEYTON PUCE” Oergler Squires, 68, of Storrs, newspapers who observed Con­ was taken aboard the subma­ The day’s activities ended pledger.” Memorial gifts are In Connecticut and also served Rd., South Coventry, ran Into be guest speaker at the living nearby on Hebron Rd., necticut Newspaperboy Day on rine USS Corporal, commanded about 3:30 p.m. go. •«OB S) 3 U311M.. ’ldl339J men’s Fellowship will meet at the spade support at your next — AND — mother of Mrs. Edward R. Per­ being accepted; however, these as minister of world affairs at the rear end of a refuse collect­ To save soift g keep e you „'uo]Bnjojd November meeting. turn. Some experts agree that a will take on the Job, for which the Columbia Congregational he will be paid $160. ^Ilvat kins and Stuart M. Squires and are expected to be in addition Palma Cela Methodist Church, ion truck as it attempted to must, «] f.j Bin PioAv,. ’SuiXa > 1 Dr, Hempel spent about five Jump to four spades shows, Church for the first meeting amount_ will be______deducted______from sister of Earl CJergler, all of Rt to the three-year pledges. Tampa, Fla. make a left turn from E. Mld- ' And save the g hke J in „-uoi»niuo3 lou ‘Futuasui ain week.s in Russia this past of the season. After a supper at trump support but no ace, king, “PEYTON PLACE” Dance Not Tonight South Windsor During the worship servlcee The Methodist clergyman^dtas jjg ^p^jg to Riverside Dr., Po- spring and will illustrate his a i^se' pi^i)osed"for'the town 8L d‘« spring. In the meantime, citi­ Bolton Center Rd. to a quarter Mr. Freeman wa* bom In (Continued from Page One) suit prompted Edge to throw doesn't make any sense at all," was preparing to turn left into rear doors were left unlocked crews were called out to handle while mother was (dyeing, dy­ ..•313 'B13MOA qivn ujFsq the school boaril, Mrs. Arnold zens are asked to save their mile south of Wall St. From the bag full of money from his she was quoted as ^ylng. Bolton Center Rd. when her car and a third was Jimmied. floodings on Linden and School Slhvonen; safety, Mrs. Philip Sherburne, N. Y. and lived In ing) the drapes, B3xi;;nB usq/vix '^uiAiars -g papers. Collection dates and that point to Rt. 6, the speed Manchester since 1927. He re­ Police across the nation waa hit by a bus driven by Charles Ferguson’s home at Sts., and Waddell Rd. A spokes­ 2. Ths check was returned •J3 8ABq pinoM Isham; legislative. Mrs. Peter other details will be announced limit will be 30. Morra sadd prepared today to meet a new Ernest Vriere, of Rogers. Vriere 188 Brent Rd. was broken in­ man said leaves clogging the Tambomini; publicity, Mrs. tired from the Insurance com­ for (Insuffiodent, Insufflceint) 3M U3I(1 ‘1P)S 3J3M 3) 3JOJ later. that, near the school, recom- pany in 1947 after working onslaught of demonstrations. was unable to stop th6 bus be­ to and $487.60 wortlT of U.S. drains had caused the flooding. Harry Hlnman and Mrs. Eld- There was no serious damogs, funds. -aq 3 IBID n •iu3j3«;n8ui z niended speeds of 25 miles per there 27 yeare. He had pre'vl- Between 600 and 1,000 stu­ Ex-Shoeshine Boy Enrolls cause the road wis wet, police Saving* Bonds stolen. EJntry 3. Elver since (arriving, ar- ..•uoiBnj ward Insalaco; recreation coun­ Manchester Evening Herald hour would be posted. dents from across Oregon said. waa made through a rear door he said. cil representative, John Erland­ ously been employed at the rieiving), he has been a large -ojd m i.i aqi pjOAV., Siqip lOU Andover correspondent, Law­ The selectmen read a letter Hartford Post Office for 21 planned a protest rally today in Vriere was charged with fol­ after it was Jimmied. Part of pest. pin SlqAp 3ABi( 3iM UOBB3J aqi son and refreshments, Mrs. rence Moe, tel. 742-6796, of resignation from Robert Co­ Salem on the Capitol steps. Ore­ For Training by Job Corps lowing too closely and was sum­ the deserted home was ran­ Russell Inzinga. HANSEL years. He and Ills wife celebrat­ 4. This umpire is simply (out- puv „ uojBnjuo3 ,iou ‘Fujubbui bum from the conservation com­ ed their 58th wedding anniver­ gon Secretary of State Tom Mc­ A former shoeshine boy who mer, where he was handled al- moned to Circuit Court 12 in sacked. Ferguson and his fom- Cuban Refugees rageous, outragous). aqi qaas.. 'iuiaXp :8u)ifp 'i There were 129 members mission and voted to put alter­ Call closed th'e Capitol to all but never finished eighth grade ar- most as a new Army recruit— Manchester on Nov. 16. He was jiy were on a trip and returned „ ^ , . (Nlether, neither) of them (Next; DoubUng up tl|c nouns.) registered at the meeting. Mrs. sary Oct. 2. 6 Duplicate Bridge M IaR AAn MU hMg k HMUB out N noanui nate Stanley Bates on the com­ He was a life member of St. state employes. rived this week at a Job Corps taking tests and being observed also issued a warning for speed- yesterday. A neighbor said the £ 0 | i q J O C a r C l t l 6 8 Alice Levesque’s room won the mission In his place, an acUon ‘ this new ing. Troopers James Nardella house was secure on Thursday. Results in a duplicate bridge . - jonnsJohn’s Lodge oiof jkmuiib Masons and ------Across New Elngland,— o-----> ------rallies,. camp in Indiana to receive tech- for his reactions to attendance award by virtue of PLUS COLOR CARTOON TREATS already taken by me commis- Lodge, Knights of demonrtrattons and parades are nical training and hope for a situation. and Edward Stanton Investl- About $46 in cash and (Continued from Page One) having the most parents pres­ game played last night at 39 both of Hartford, and scheduled today at colleges. A new future. While he is in the Job Corps, gated. change was taken from a wai- ent. School St. are: North • South, ADULT FEATURES EVES. ONLY SAT. - SUN. request from the P“Wlc ------let left on a kitchen shelf over Since Priihe Minister Fidel Events in World charter member of the Mil­ veterans’ group In Bennington, Ralph Cook, the 17-year-old Cook •will be paid $80 a month, Mj. and Mrs. Robert Taylor, building commlsslpn for a town * night in the home of Thomas Castro’s new migration plan, first; Mr. and Mi’s- Arthur lion Dollar Club of Hartford. Vt., said it would hold a coun­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore $50 of which will be held aside LONDON (AP) — Prime Min­ The supply of water In the meeting, to approrlate $3,000 terprotest when students from rOTlVPntion OK’s Walsh at 43 Ridge St. The back 273 men, women and children ister Harold Wilson says Britain United States is getting scarce Pyka, second and Mr. and Mrs. Survlvore Include his wife, Winot of 14 Brainard Place, de- and paid to him in a lump sum for preliminary plans for ad­ Bennington College Join with A jU llV C lIU U m V/XV B which Walsh said is nev- have arrived at this southern tip wlU hold "fullest consultations’’ "and we have, well, we have Lewis Hannum, third. OCTOBER Mre. Gertrude Downs Freeman; cided to Join the Job Corps af- at the end of his training, ditions and renovations to the WlUiams College stud*»^ hi a ter his stepfather had seen ad- The Job Corps is one of the er locked, was standing open in of the United States. They wer# with the United States and its lots of water," he said In a 15- Also, East - West, Mr. and 18 and 19 elementary school, will be sent two sons, H. Eugene Freeman of Four Changes the morning. all virtually penniless. other allies before' making any minute election campaign Mrs. Herbert Smith, first; Mrs. STATE Cazenovla, N. Y„ and Cheater 17-mlle march froin Bennington vertisements pointing out the programs of the Economic Op- Three East Hartford teen-age to the board of finance. to Wllliamstown, Mass. benof(ts of these natlon'wide portimity Act. Its graduates are (Continued from Page One) The front door of the Frank •______changes In its military setup speech on television Friday Constance Mason and Jack A date for a town meeting D. FreSinan of Mancheeter; a Mott Jr. home at 22 Campfield boys allegedly attempted to MONDAY A TUESDAY — 2 SHOWS QAILY — MATINEE Bister, Mr*. 'William Shaw of training camps, whlqh have found Jobs- In which they can east of Suez. night. Descy, second and Mr. and Mrs. 8:00, EVENING 8:80, MATINEE $1.50—EVENING $2.60 will probably be set after the capable" as the section now Rd. was left unlocked Thurs­ Wilson made the statement in break into the cabin at Wick­ Wesley CaiToll, third. Mancheater; four grandchildren been likened to the Civilian use their newly acquired skills. Call 648-7882 for Special Discount Rates for Schools, Clubs, Nov. 1 selectmep’s meeting. Conservation Corps camps of Cook left Bennet Junior High reads. day night. In the morning $3 OVER 2 MILLION *n interview Friday, on the first ham Park yesterday morning, The game is sponsored by the and Organizatloni—NOW! and four ^reat-grandchildren. Gets Old Poet police report. The trio were re­ The selectmen haVe received a State Residents the depression. School in the eighth grade,' said A Republican proposal _ for a was found to be missing from PRESCRIPTIONS anniversary of his assumption Manchester 'YWCA and played request for acceptance by! the Funeral services will be held MOSeXJW (AP) — Vladimir portedly playing hooky from Monday at 2:30 p.m. at "the He is the reportedly first Winot. He has worked at a vac- "ahot ballot" which would limit a pocketbook left near the back Safely Compounded of power. each Friday at 8 p.m. The pub­ / MARGOT RUDOLPH town of Shady Lane, a new road Participate in Shcherbltsky, former premier of East Hartford High School. lic is invited. t Holmes Funeral Home, 400 youth from Manchester to be- lety of Jobs since then. He and state elections togovernor, lieu- door earlier in the evening, The Labor prime minister the Ukraine demoted by Nikita >/4 tenant governor, and secretary The potketbook was found In^ suggested that Britain and the The boys are Stephen Chopus, off Converse tvi. Main St. The R6v. Earle R. Cua- Protest Actions come a corpsman. his younger brother, as shoe- ARTHUR DRUG Khrushchev, has returned to his 16, William B. Farr, 17, and FONTEYN NUR NUREYEV_____ The road was»=glven -verbal te SibbT" Cook will probatbly receive shine boye on Main St., were of state was voted down along the living room In the morn- United States have a common I2QeiHewj;ow THE first tk\*e on thb motion pierune screen approval by the planning corn- ter, pastor of North Methodist party lines. ing. old poet, Soviet newspapers an­ Douglas (3opplnger, 16. A win­ Church, will officiate. Burial (Continued from Page One) training in light maintenance the subject of a Herald article Interest in bringing stability and mission, which was meeting nounced today. dow at the cabin was found And Thf* will be In C6dar Hill CemStery, repair work. He was given aptl- about three years ago. security to vast areas of the Shcherbltsky, 47, had held the nearby last night. a teach-in attended by an esti­ East. broken Just after the boys were Artists Of Hartford. tude tests at the Comp Kilmer There are now 305 corpsmen post between 1957 and 1961, :bpt Also to be scheduled for town mated 1,600 at the University of Job Corps Center In New Jer- at Camp Atterbury and more The shared interest could lead seen leaving the park. The cabin Tilt Roy.il Bollf't FYlend* may call at the fu­ ■lit was demoted, to local party was reportedly found secure In An ▼ote will be conditional accept­ Bridgeport it was held with the sey before being sent to his fl- expected next month. They to "an even closer relationship" 9’Uk ance of the roads In Larence neral home tomorrow from 7 to worker by Khrushchev, a form­ earlier In the morning. Entry Encheintlng 9 p.m.^ permission of university officials nal destination—the Camp At- come from New York, Tennes- between London and Washing­ er party boss in the Ukraine. nai5f»’s Birch Mt. subdivision. though not with their endorse­ terbury Job Corps . Center in see, Florida,, North Dakota. ton, he said without elaborating. was not made. All three posted bonds of n n m ^ TECHNICOLOR During the voter - making ment. Edinburg, Ind. • (ihlo, Colorado, Mas.-tachu'setts;' Wilson’s statement oame after Motion SOME PUMPKINS! Visits Approved $500. They are scheduled to ap­ session held before and during Fuiierala The third major scheduled Winot said his stepson spent New Jersey, from all over the A spokesman of the opposition Pictuif part of the selectmen’s meet­ about three weeks at Camp Kll- country. iiiiil Conservative parly mentioned BEIRIAN (API - East Ger­ pear in the Manchester Session T o m iE * event was the parade to be of Circuit Court 12 on Nov. 1. ing, 18 persons were made Daniel Wriglit SHADY CLEN 6 6 SuzAime Pleshettoi held this afternoon down Main the possibility of Britain drop­ many says it will let pensioners Bradford Dillman voters. Blx registered aa Re­ ping Us military role east of and cripples visit WeMern coun­ Funeral aervlcea for Daniel Street in Hartford. Wemmell, 31 N. School St.; a •Iliii tries if the Western allies let EDUCATIONAL CYCLES - phu In color publicans, three aa Democrats, Wright, 83, of 147 School S t One unscheduled event gave Hospital Notes daughter to Mr. and Mrs, Rob­ Suez and concentrating on the Cliff Roberson and four remained unafflllated. PUMPKIN ICE CREAM defense of Weetem Europe. them go without the permits NEW YORK—<3ne U.B. stu­ were held yesterday afternoon Bridgeport police a workout ert Lang, 84 Weet St., Rock- III dent in seven rides a bicycle to “MASQUERADE” invifes you fo Lawrence Flano’a BI r c h a d m it t e d YESTERDAY: East Germans need to v isit at the Holmea Funeral Home. «arly today. •vtlle. Made with REAL pumpkin . . . and all the North Atlantic Treaty Organiza­ school. h V Mountain development waa giv­ The Rev. Dr. J. Manley Shaw, Stanley Blske, 83 Bridge St.; DISCHARGED...... „TESTER- ______W ater Talk* en what might be called ten­ In the aftermath of the t.each- tion nations. pastor of South Methodlat In at the university a group of ^ Hotkowskt, spices that make old-fashioned Pumpkin Pie TORONTO (AP) — Prime The offer, announced by the LU N C H at a pace tative provisional final approv­ Church, officiated. Burial was Brunner, Wapping; M^h Ca- Stafford Spring.*; Timothy custard so good. A very special taste treat I al by the planning commiaelon young men belonging to the tiiiii. Minister Lester B. Pearson says East German press office Fri­ in Veterans Field of Bast Studdntl^t League for Human quette, 173 Mountain Rd.i Mr*, g ^ tt, 108 Helaine Rd.; Suzanne Try itl his government Is planning day night, was seen sis an effort FRI. — SAT. — SUN. at Its meting last night. Cemetery. Rlghte marched from the Faye Chase, Coventry: Stanley Bostrom, 106 Dartmouth - Rd.; ill A N S F i e i D f ^ Hie 24-lot development off Ulks with the United States to get wider recognition of the First. Run Features determined by Yen! __ Bearers were Jamei Sten- campus to the draft board on Chessoy, RFD 2. Andover; Mrs. Dorothy Murphy, 69 Ed- !i!ii About export or diversion of Volpl Rd. la all set, except for jjouae, William Lynn, George Myrna Clarcia, 33 S. Haw- „iund St.; Kimberly Columbia, iii!ii East (Jerman passport. Rog. Low Admiarion $1.00 Main Street and began a night­ CanadiAn water. The East German Communist THl-iiEW HEIGHT iH ritiU iii! a reirlaed map and a secoM Long, William Smyto, John long demonstration. thorne St,; Roy Farris, 9 Dur- Bayberry Rd., Bolton: Mrs. Ber- regime is not widely recognized Chlldien Under IS Fr*« aoat of luneslte.yFlano said he jj^nne and Thomas Blevins,. kln St.; Mrs. Lucy Hansen, 41 tha Sweet, 940 E. Middle Tpke.; Bkull 9iS0, Mad 7i$0, wants to put off the anieslte ,, ______They were not alone, A group outside the Communist bloc. of counter pickets from the Durant St.; Anthony Krawskl, Mrs, Agnes Perry, Wapping; Bed lltOO This it moda potsIMa by a until the spring, after the rood East Windsor; Mrs^ Sandra Alice Trudell, 12B Bluefleld Dr.; I Peraonal Notices has settled a bit. but In the Cl. . mr ausenaCiUsena Anti Anti - • OommunUtCommunist Com-Com- *’“ '• Alice Truaeii. izu uiuerieia ur.; Flood Victims Companion Featnre ijtate 11 ews mtttee of Connecticut also made Krloger, 116 Cemetery ««•• Daniel Ridzon, Coventry; Alfred ■■■'' ' J "VdiM - Poekod Ruffat Luneh- meantime he wants to be -able ^ the march. Police ..... had the two S^^^en Vlirl/Mxrlns.Kurlwloa, 5l434 W. wvDepolt,__ la ars64 •wviie. Williams___ aaa St.; . «* Harry____ RANGOON, Burma (AP) — 1 A to sell lots. In Memorium At least 30 persons were killed IHl OHfiSltltSl HORROllf Ml' groupe remain on opposite aides Center St,; Mrs. ^ r b a r a ^ l - Rich, ISO Avery St.; Mrs. Grace You Csn T a ^ The Quality Inknrtnx memory of U aitin May­ •on" sorvod from 12 noon to He has ask«d the planning (OoBtlnned from Fage Ona). of the street. at*r. 192 Highland . St,; Mrs. er who psMcd away Oct. 17. 1*44. this week In flood* along ths Mu eonunlBSlon to approve his sub- Andereon, 85 Walnut St.; Cecil River near Shewbo, 800 miles when a new half-milUon dollar When the student group sang Margaret Materal, 174 Spruc* Kittle, 42M Bluefleld Dr.; Rob­ ly te T c . to hold and lh«ii to n u t. 2 p.m.e TuMdoyt thru PrMoyt dlvlslon after the revised map NOW TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS • Um giBStest sorrow of our (wait. north of Rangoon, the mass cir­ . ------If la fur- air pollution control lyatem _ U ‘‘Ain’t____ Oonna______Study_ War No St.; Mrs. Carol McNally, 33 ert Cowles, 328 Lake St.; Leon­ culation Mirror newspaper re­ a bond to cover the Inatallad at the Oarptnter Steel More," their opponenU came Seaman Cloclej^aoorKe ard Delaney, 123 Cooper HIU BRANCH STORE Wife and Children at Fiono'f Roftouroaf. caimot be pur- Mill*. back with "The Star Spangled 81 H. Middle Tpke.; M rs Mar- St.; M n. (Charlotte Oallagher, ported. MAIN STORE and PLANT at the Parkade In i^moriam iUeirUMtaleCweeke. ta^ ap p ro v ed ^ au M l- Being liwtaUad now. It wlM Banner." , ” garet Pletraa, Tojland; Cosine 102 Adelaide Rd.; Mrs. Mary At tovtng memory of Minnie Leh- BATHTUBS GET BIGGER A PARAMOUNT RESA8E-ACCCAll UViSe.awe<»'eWU*r^| ooneist of an exhaust ayatem to There waa competition In Quey, 65 Spruce Bt,; Mrs. Flor­ Dorchester, 94 Harlan St.; Mr*. “ •“ who passed stray Oct. 18. 198S. This New Lunobeon P0U07 Bterta Oet. I t ence Rockwood. 300 N. Main Route 6 and 44-A CHICAGO — American* are Bonus Color Fix maew DAVID BLAIR also plans to aak that the b* constructed for two larg* 88- placards too. "American Bomba Martha Place, 137 D^epwood Open fhouffh her smile hae gone fprevsr, getting bigger, says ths pliunb- Dean Martin DiridUbirAnttiwyAiquIU) accept the road* In the ton electric arc furnace* and la Kill Women and Children" aalct St.; Brian Steely, 39 Trebl t Dr.; Janet Potter, 21 Ashworth Monday thru Saturday _ and her hand we cannot touch, s k u l l hSSP! «4A(^H»dO($MlM Dr.; Mr*. Carol Tru*tey, Olaa- OPEN SUNDAYS Ws 1^ never loae eweet memorlea big Industry, which is seUlog •d iv isio n before the final designed to prevent the dla- a sign carried by a student dem- St.; Donna Slrola, 442 Hartford af tilt one w* lowed ao much. rilM M yon can Uv* thni “Who's Sleeping In AI-H.E.f)ii4uctlM la applied. Houae* oaimot oharg* of smoke, dust or oUter on*trator. One on the other side tonbury. Rd.; Mrs. Eva Drenzek, H art­ Bi»akfast Served more 6 H-foot tub* with 16-loch . th* Horrorl BMigtatar, Sona arnd O rudoM dren My Bed?” h^buU t (M unaccepted roads, foreign matiter Jn tbe atmoa* of the street aald "Red Peaoa: BIRTHS YB8TE1RDAY: A ford; Mrs. Gloria Holbrook and Hanoi hi* lawyer. Atty Bu- ptaora. •on to Mr, and Mrs, Rlohard daughter, Tolland Bd„ Bolton. PAGE FOUR BfANCHESTBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER CONN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1965 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1966 TAOS Rva

traua beoauaa it may make the South Vlotnamoao our final anemias Connecticut Yankee Events State Airman, Buddy Beat FM A Tha much-heralded campaign into The Open Forum ttiptting ifpraUi tha valley near An Khe was a fiasco Bt A.H.O. In Capital Business Bodies : G>mpany to Space Device iu n R v berw*'se we only killed about 100 guer­ WA8HINaTON~(AP) — An ma With every vanlehtng hour tion to Btrapla daolaraUvs sen- DAYTON, OMo (AP) — A 27- morily because the Aeronoutl- ARnWRlRW rillas. onfbudsman, a mseting in heeter 5. The campaign Into the valley was the CanaUtuUonal Oonvaatloa ttnoil- aoo worda The H ^ 8 la to bad year-old airman and a clvlMsn SysUms Division hers want-, And anolsat aoholars would space, rsquasts for fsdtrsl aid glvee tantallsinf demonatratlea publlrii y y ”!y|Sjitiosl views Is dsslrad by ______ft t e an outstanding succets becauae It waant have bsaa overjoyed to alt in on to fairs and sxposltlan, tssohsrs ooworksr built with 8100 worth ‘1 ^ WvmitFootalSn L UU designed to kill anybody, but was an of the true glory It might have tha word by word proosas by for low-lnooma areas, a prssl- of spars parts s dsvlcs ■ » un- the job. fu w tory or sbustva wUl b# rsjsotsu. expedition of "pacification.” attained. which two agenoias of ths Con­ dantlal dental data — aU thase idsntlflsd slsetronlos company,, ^ 8. Hanoi has amended.Its four points, vention, first a distinguished held attsnUah here today. Pjzzn R m It might well have beoome wonted 8100,000 to msks. prove you esn do It, go ahead,’’ Hanoi haa not amended lU four points sub-commlttos of former 8u- one of the great oonclavee oC mods by tin OM b'for psinnls- prema Court JusUoas, and sso- Ombudaman Next? And Airman l.C. John A. Elby Elby rscalled. They built s PIZZA _ .TON lUTKB and the United States Is and la not In­ the civilised agee, famed forever Against Ihager laass ■ton to miss fto maH*ershi|>y S ond ths Rules Committee, strug­ and his partner did the job In working model In a few days It la AdraiKM _ terested In Hanoi’s peace oondltlona after for its deUoate, intricate, Ombudsman, msaiu “ rsprt- TU the Editor, OIANT M M OatS M T* gled with the posaibUltiee of re­ and groans tosO) ths 8969 stOsn. • two months, four months faster and got permission to Continue lx lioiitlia .. amended or not amended. and clever dleplaya of logic and sentatlve” In ‘Swedish and in Because of Its InaWllty to year lease sgresimntlMui m u - than the electronics firm sold It development. , brM Montlia aemanttee, if it had not had tha writing the bill o f rights pro­ gotists ths kind of loan wh oh 10-Mln. SMTtos Oa AB OOHi 7. We are now In position to achieve Sweden he Is an otflolsl who gDttated in fa w r a t Ihs Ohib * would Uke to develop the god- Their device spotllghU s blip n* IfoBth .■ • mtefortune to be burdened with visions in tha atato'B 1U8 Con­ a smashing all out military victory In acta as a sort of public spokes­ ;^uld enable R to carry out the TTis rsnsfotlatad hose agrss-' get to help track space vehicles on a radar-type screen. The MBlfBBR o r a deadline in time and a epeclflo stitution. Thay would have capital Improvemnt p r o g ^ OPIN r a * AflSOCIATMD “ Vietnam. man In government matters. msnt was mppossd to oorry for re-enUring the earth’s stmos- problem had been, Elby sold, acoompllehment in product. been forced to admit, thssa an­ Rap, Hsiuy 8. Reusa, D-Wii., g We have now come to the point at Globe Hollow wWch P u ­ a period a t T ysora—until th« Phcfc- that the tracking equipment THURS., nil.. SAT. The model on which it could cient soholare, that our modem says the ombudsman Idea baa lsed to carry out when It s l | ^ where further and more application of lawyers, for all their supposed year 1970. That parted a t 7 l Ths civilian, Percy Bran- would lock onto a blip, but ths 2 .1 1 — S U N . 4 - 1 0 H W — ---- eaelly have eet Iteelf, and which spread from Sweden — where the revlslcr of the **®*J^2^ ysors plus tlw tour yoors op.^ American force la futile against the In­ pursuit of ths nagllganoe dollar, a t ■com, won s 81,000 suggestion operator couldn’t tell whether It All n S t i of PopubllCRtkm ^ #p«cUl dl»- it could easily have lurpaaeed, the flret such public official w m of Manchester ■ M*nchest« Closed Mon., Toes., Wsd. can draw soma pretty fins and aratlon a t the i960 Isoso, odds^ .'! award. An Air Force spokesmen bed fixed on the re-enUring ve- patehM noreln ar« abo reatnrod. finitude of the enemy’s capacity to scat­ was that of those famed eo- named In 1809 — through a dot- Country Club lease agreem n^ up to a total Ujysars, ths» fancy diatinoUona in tbs realm a t ■stid the 81.000 bonus was baaed bide or some other object, ter and disappear. cleslaetloal diecoureee, debates, en countries. its continuing kn* t" " ’ *^7***! " The H«r*Id PrinUnf Oompw. ^ length a t tltiM Ihs'Dsmoorat^ on a saving of 899,900. Their gadget puU an electron- ■aniM no financial roiponsIblU^ tor typj^ 9. The thing for us to do, the way and seminars, back In the Mid­ of the abatraot. Reues has Introduced legisla­ ship, and lU InabUlty to attract 2 S ,h lc5 ^ .fS s app««u-lnf 1" »3v;rUimrotj And they would have sat so grootoutly ograad to ■now*’ Bervlcemen aren’t eligible for ic drcle around the blip the o(h«r n-adln* matter In The Mancheete* out, Is to let the South Vietnamese gov­ dle Agee, which concerned tion to create the Job. new members; and ths Inoiea^ tranaflxed, theae ancients, If the operaitloBal eontrol o< tiu£, such bonuses. Elby — who left equipment locks on. If it’s ijraninf HeraM. ______ernment made Its own peace with the themselvee with the fsaclnstlng ing amount of competition wh*®* town owned Globs Hollow gblF; ' they could have beard that very ths Air Force Friday — was locked onto the wrong object, Full aemce client of N. K. A. question of trying to determine T oo Many Fain U being provided by nelgh^r* oOurss to renuUn with ths John A. Elby Viet Cong In South Vietnam. sound and very pleasing poet, named "Airman of the Month" the operator punchea a button PublUhera RepwentaUvee - how many angels could dance Ing golf courses, the Manchester Chester Oouiltry Ohd>. -‘i ■athewi S ^ la l Agency — New Torx, can- 10. The way peace Is really going to former Governor Wilbert Snow, Fairs: Sen. Frank J. Lausobe, St Wrlght-Pstteraon Air Force and the equipment changes to simultaneously on the head of Country (31ub Is asking for s RK A 10-yesr sxtsnaton a t ths' "I’ve never really operated this “ •BeMMR jffioSMBmiEAO OF CIRCDUA- come Is by the simple disengagement arrest the oouree of the whole D-Ohio, says too many oommu- base here. That got him s three- another object. It haa worked one pin. year extension of the current 7- present lease whMi stfii help modification we put on.’’ ITONB. and Inactivity of the guerrilla forces, oonventlon for a neat debate on nitles are using fairs and expo- day pass and 840. well in various missions, ho The Connecticut worthlea as­ year lease agreement between ■onM five years to go, would' which will have to be followed, after it the question of whether the siUona Ss a means of gett^ Elby Isn’t quitting the Air said. Saturday, Octobor 18 sembled In this 198S Constitu­ the Town and the dub. give the exuh the pleasure oC-, COI,LEQE GROWS AT NIGHT words same and equal have the federal money to pay for build­ Force because he didn’t get s Elby, eon of Mr. and Mrs. L. becomes manifest, by a halt In our If granted, that kind of ex­ operating our Globe Hollow • NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. — tional Convention need make no game and equal meaning and ings he believes should be local bonus. bombings of North Vietnam, which will tension would allow the oper­ C. Elby,- Trumbull, Conn., has The Rutgers University Even- apologies to the famed Intel­ could therefore be accused, in public works projects. goV course fbr a total period^ Holiday House at 29 Disownins The Blrchers leave the situation peaceful and as It ation of the Globe HoUow golf well over 96 yeote, justi H e^an U to retorn to school been with the tracking project ing CoUege, began in 1986, now lectuals of the Middle Ages. the Constitution’s bill of rights, He says the local celebrations a t Cottage St. offers a once was without anybody negotiating course which is supposed to be­ shout SH srsors less than the1 to complete an engineering. — , de eUrted. But, he eaid, has 7,700 students. A great strategical movement U im- Tbey have done nobly arid fa­ of creating confusion and re­ have value "but there’s no justi­ new kind of retirement long to all of the people of Man­ SO-yeor lease wMch was s f C gree — he haa two years of col­ S«r way along the oonaervatlve fringe anything with anybody. mously with their opportunities. dundancy by both being preeent fication for the concept being chester, to remain In the hands proved by the Repitellcane, snA lege already — and start a living. Handy to Somewhere among these various ex- , Medieval monka would have in the same jAraae. encouraged to engage In public a( American poUtlca. of the du b until the year 1686. rejected by the voters woul^;, career in civilian electronics. stores, churches, the­ pert pronouncements and theories there/ sat In rapt admiration of thia All theae really Interesting works projects for purely local K might be labeled the "disown the These facU I think the present have ollawed. i He already has an engineering ater and busee. Home­ ought to be something close to the ac­ Convention’s occasional wres­ questions, these really absorbing use." John Birch Society” movement. Board of Directors should not The granting a t such on ex-' job with a Connecticut firm. like rooms and sur­ tling with the parUsmentsry In­ momenta, are never given a real Lauache is trying to block use It la being promoted and staged prl- tual possibilities of routes or develop­ forget: tension would oonstHuts a fUl'i Elby spent three years here roundings; good food, ments In the direction of peace. tricacies of the system of vot­ chance in this OonsUtutlonal of federal funds for the Alaska as an en^neering and scientific ■larily by poUtldana whose heart and Purchase Centennial in 1947, the 1. On the night of Deoember “about face” by the Denwerats,; Mary H. and Katherine First, however, K should be deter­ ing dictated by that pleasant Conventional. Borne dull-head la aide, military terminology for soul would probably be content enough •1988 Hemlsfalr Bbcposltion at 8, 1966 at public hearing, we and a breach a t trust which 6 amplification of the two-thlrda always reminding the Conven­ M. Giblin, owners, for mined whether anybody anywhere really were told by Mr, Harold ’Turk- would be no lese serioue thsni sort of an electronics mechanic. OPEN with the Blrchlte atmosphere but who voting rule which holds that tion that It has work to do, and San Antonio, Tex., to celebrate 83 years operators of wants peace. If there was ever a real Ington who was chairman of the the oiM the Democrats aocusedj They started, he said, with the ^WEsrowN have recently begun to discover a cer­ nothing can be passed unless by a deadline to meet, and de­ the 360th anniversary of that ALL DAY the Manchester Con­ 1964 - 1966 Board of Directors, the RepuMtooiu a t being guilty ‘‘idea we're going to save Uncle ' PHARMACY tain career liability In the Birch label. ' will, there might be some kind of way. a two-thirds vote but which also manding that the distinguished city’s founding and the Inter- that our Globe Hollow proper­ a t when they attempted to ar­ Sam some money.” But he said 469 Hartford Rd. — 649-9948 valescent Home. Call So far, obviously, everybody Involved holds that nothing can he killed body get Itself back on the American Qlltural and Trade As It sees Itself being divorced by ties If they were purchased, range a 30-yeor lease. The newest sports car dealer In Hartford County opened for Sports Car CHub members will get 10% off on all parts. they didn’t know at the time a SUNDAY at 39 Cottage St. or prefers something else more than by anything less than a two- track and down to serious busi­ Center at Miami, Fla., to be a V> many of Its former soulmates, the would be purchased for water Just shout ten years ago business Wednesday on Rt. 83 In Talcottville. Gorin’s Sports Red ball eervlce Is now in effect at the pumps. Gorin, in the company had bid $100,000 to do phone 649-2368 for full peaoa. thirds vote unless It happens to ness. permanent show place for cul­ jAhn Birch Society quite understand­ '•aupply purpoeee, and for mu­ General Manager M ^ ln put a Car O nter will sell MGs and Austin Healys. Robert Gorin, car sales business since 1947, is a resident of West Hart­ the job. information. Katherina wear a favorable committee re­ But It has, and this is the pity ture of the Americas. ably feels hurt. One can hardly blame value a t 8068,200 on those parts standing above, plans a complete center with realistic prices ford. He offers a "hospital type operation" for sports car Eiby and Branscom got per­ port. Don’t ask us to try to ex­ nicipal park and recreation pur­ M. Giblin, Administra­ of It all, the talent to make It­ of our Globe Hollow properties for sales and service. The service area (an handle 10 cars. owners. (Herald photo by Saternls.) mission to try their idea pri- ALL MEDiaNAL SERVICES AVAILABLE K. The true and original wellsprlngs of plain It We have tried it be­ Space Meeting poses. tor. For TTie Wife With Everything: self the greatest deliberative as­ that ore being leased to the hate and poison really deserve a more fore, and come to the conclu­ sembly in all human history. 2. The two resolutions which lAwHAy loyalty from all those politicians Recently it was the boast of a I(md- Space Meeting — The first were adopted by the Board of Manchester Country Cluh. The AWARDED CPCU sion that not even all the angels Give It time, and a pin, and it linking of spacecraft In orbit largest and finest furniture in­ who drank at them with so much Ing manufacturer of espionage equip­ Directors on the night of Decem­ Interest payments we have Two Manchester Insurance that could crowd on the head of would, sooner or later, come up has been scheduled by the Na­ izational resources to achieve stitutions. ber 8, 1965 called for the pur­ mode and will continue to moke, men were awarded the Char­ pleasure so long as nobody seemed to ment that hia firm had. In the words of a pin could reduce tha explana­ with the angels. tional Aeronautics and Space reliable, competitive quality at chase of our Globe Hollow prop­ on the money we were forced to- tered Property Casualty Under­ be looking. the Herald Tribune report, "a wall de­ Administration for late In the minimum cost is being offered Marlow’s Department Store erties for water supply pur­ borrow to buy them will rolsev writer designation by the Amer­ But when the Birch label threatens to tector so sensitive that a wife could afternoon of Oct. 28. at the University of Ck>nnecticut, has been serving Manchester poses, and for public park and that figure to a figure a t well ican Institute for Property and Impose something of a political handi­ hear her husband fasten his collar but­ Plans announced by the space It will last one week from Oct. for 54 years, since 1911. Nathan recreational purposes. We were over 8800)000. Liability Underwriters, Ino., in ■Wonders of the Universe- agency call for astronauts Wal­ 24 to 29. It is sponspred^by the Marlow opened a ‘‘Dime’’ store cap on those who have considerable ton through the thickest wall.” given no reason to even think The only pleasure the pubHo> Boston on Thursday. ter M. Schirra Jr., and Thomas School of Business Admlnlv-' at the comer of Main St. and sympathy with the Birch alms and prin- Such a diadosure opens a new world that the golf course would be derives from that kind of in­ James E. Brennan o f 482 W. P. Stafford, riding a Germlnl tration at the university and the Bralnard Pi. In the twenties etples, then the strategic move has to to all us country bumpkins. Preferred Landing Areas allowed to remain under the vestment Is the pleasure of ' Middle Tpke. and Harold F. spacecraft, to link with an Age- New England Section, American Marlow’s moved to Its present be for a formal dlsassoclatlon In the In the first place, we thought the last operational control of the Man­ playing the amount of golf the? Itorter Jr. of 14 Stephen St. are na rocket at 8:21 p.m., EST, on Society for Quality Control. location at 861 Main St. New collar button was the one grsmdfather chester Country dub. Town and the Club allows it to.-, now among the 4,617 people In eyes of the public and the voters. On Mars from ^69 to ’ 75 their fourth orbit of the earth departments were added as the 8. House Bill 203, Special Act play, and that at the hlgheet Insurance who have received the So we have a serlee of rather sad de­ lost down behind the bureau Just before after an early morning launch Edward H. Glenney, president store grew. Now George Mar­ By DR. I. M. LEVITT, 68 which was approved by the cost to the golfer that they: designation since the Institute partures. he set out to church one Sunday morn­ AH of theos studies have been from Cape Kennedy. of the W. G. Olenitey Co., was low, Nathan’s son, is the man­ DIRECTOR made using the Saturn IB aa the General Asaemhly of the State thought they oould charge. was established in 1942. There has been the departure of the ing about 40 years ago. Plana call for the manned elected president of the Lum­ ager of the large department The Fels PUnetarium lauudi vehicle, with a high - of OmnecUcut on December 18, The C2ub through its presi­ To earn tha CPCU designa­ elever high priest of words for the right But we now stand informed that in Gemini craft and the rocket to ber jjeailers’ Association of Con­ store. Of the Franklin Institute energy upper stage. In the study 1956, gave the Town of Man- dent, Mr. Ray Warren, has as­ tion, a candidate must pass a necticut. He woe also recently wing extremists, the columnist and the real peaks of male faishlon, the once remain In the linkup position sured the Town that it wants; 0 The United States will place one or two landers and on orbit-. cheater permission to buy Globe aeries of five intensive profes­ appointed a member of the 1966 throughout the night while the Nothing is more frustrating mogaslne editor who once wanted to lowly collar button boa made high level a lander on Mars In 1971. This er medee the payload Hollow for water supply pur­ to carry out the remainder of sional evamlnatlons and meet Convention Committee of the astronauts take turns at four to station wagon drivers than know what was wrong with extrem­ comeback, and that It Is indeed quite lander will probably possess in­ package, wMch under optimum poses, and for public park and the 8180,0(X) Capital Improve­ other requirements o f experi­ Northeastern Retail Luntoer- practice dockings. to have that big back window ism anyway, but who has now decided possible, these days, for a wife, with the strumentation to detect the conditions can weigh up to recreational purpoees. It pro­ ment Program at Globe Hoi-' ence and ethical standards set mens Association. The conven­ After those maneuvers the and not be able to see out of that the Birch brand of extremism goes proper equipment, to "hear her husband presence of life and may yield 10,000 pounds. Under oonditions vided for the operation of the low that it promised to carry bjr the Institute. tion will be held in the New manned craft will stay In space out during the seven year pe­ it. Automobile International so much too for that it has become fasten his collar button through tha a definitive answer to this moat of unfavorable oppositions for another day to reach a golf course as a public recrea­ York Hilton Hotel in New York riod of its present lease, and SALON OPENS magazine reports on a simple nonsense. thickest wall.” Intriguing of questions. How­ where more energy is required planned total of 30 orbits and 48 tional facility, I challenge Re­ City next January. that It will be able to do ao If solution. A strip of aluminum There has been the departure of the The next question on the list for ever, one serious problem posed to reach Mars or where a fast hours and 40 minutes before publican director DellaFera to The Carriage House Beauty Heubleln, Inc., Hartford, re­ . the proposed 10-year lease ex-' mounted on the roof over the H e B r in g s is; where does the lander touch trajectory la needed, the pay- prove the "inaccuracy’’ of theae Solon opened in its'new lo<^ np and coming possibility for csindidatn country bumpklna to ask themselves Is landing In the Atlantic Ocean at cently armounced its purchase window which acts as a de­ down on the Martian surface? load weight must, of neceesity, statemonts. tension is granted. While giving tlon on Oak St. last week. for governor in the great state which this; What kind of huriiand la this and 10:27 a.m. Oct. 27. of the Theo. Hamm Brewery of flector and directs airflow down Drs. Carl Sagan of the Smith­ be lower. However, some studies Contrary to the assurances that assurance, he suggested Nearly 500 women were served St. Paul, Minn., eighth largeet has so often proved Itself a hot-bed for what kind of wife, and vdiy In the world the window, keeping snow, dirt sonian Aatrophysical Observa­ Indlcats that even if only 7,000 which were given us on the that a new lease should pro­ by Mrs. Loretta Savllonis and brewery in the country. Heu- extremism of all kinds, but which some­ Teacher Corps and dust from collecting on the c does she want to hear her husband tory and Paul R. Swan of tha pounds was available to go t vide for a periodic “review of her staff that very day. night of December 5, 1986, and blein, manufacturers of vodka, glass. how, on real election days, always fasten, his collar button in the other Avco Corporation, in a paper in Mars, the orbiter and two lemd- Teachers: Republican mem­ in spite of the provisions of the financial arrangements.” The Carriage House was for­ gin, and other liquors, will ac­ seems to prefer something fairiy close room? the “ Journal of the American srs could sUU be oarrted. bers of the House say they are House Bill 203, Special Act 68, That kind of review os I am merly at 62S Main St for 16 quire all Hamm stock in ex­ to the ideological middle. In this in­ The answer to this question Is related Institute of Aeronautics and As­ The program for the Mars confident they will get enou|^ the Republican controlled 1954- sure the members of the Board. months. This was the former change for Heubleln preferred stance, the darling of the Blrchers has to the answer to the first question. tronautics,’ * indicate that there approach Indicates that several Democratic support to knock 1956 and 1956-1968 Boards of of Directors know, would per­ location of the Magic Mirror. stock. The acquisition will be Radio Today decided to begin talking moderation It Is to the world of high fashion that are preferred areas where a thousand miles out from the out of the higher education bill a Directors allowed the golf mit the Club to ask for very The new Carriage House on completed after approval by lander could settle down to pro­ substantial reductions in Its , , „ WDBC—U6fl and party unity. After all, where could the collar button is coming back, and in planet the landers will separate provision for a National Teach­ course to continue to be the . Oak St. la In the large store re­ state and federal regulatory 1:00 Shannon vide basic knowledge about the from the bus and be Injected in­ ers Corps to strengthen teaching private playgroimd of the Man­ rental fee, which could over , a- cently vacated by S A H Green bodies and the board of direc­ 4; 00 Long John Wade T the Blrchers take their votes anyway? the world of high fashion it Is common­ 6:00 Newa T o Y o u r surface characteristica of ths to a path to take them to (he in low-income areas. chester Country CJlub. period of 20 years, equal the ■Stamps. It is thrte times the tors and stockholders of Heu- A candidate who wants life and vic- place for a wife to have one room and 6:10 Golden Serenade planet. surface. The bus, on its ap- Rep. Albert H. Quie, R-Mimi., 4. On oh about January 23, total coot of all the Improve^ size of the Main S t salon. blein. Hamm stockholdera have 1:00 Newa. Sign Off tocy has to ask the Blrchers to under­ the husband another, this being the Idars, at its closest approach proadi to the planet, will fire heading the fight against the 1957, Mr. Ray Warren who is at ments the Club would m ^ e on The furnishings of the new already voted approval. Heu- WBCH—910 stand and remain loyal even while he 1:00 Matinee rooming arrangement by which our up­ to the earth, is more than Its retro rockets and go into or­ teacher corps, says it would the moment president of the Its own and on Town owned - salon are French Provincial. It blein had sales ^ $185 million 4:00 Hartford Hlghllghta makes a great public display of walk­ per classes encourage and matntsJa 94,000,000 miles away, and even bit around Mars. The landers lead to federal control over lo­ Gldbe Hollow propertiee. Its accented by a lush red car­ during the last fiscal year. 7:00 Newa Manchester cW itry Club, and 7:30 Gaslight ing down the middle of the street. their higher than average rate o f divorce with large telescopes the imago will use atmospheric braking cal schools. . his political oolleague, Mr. Because no one can provide:' pet and red leather upholstery. Hamm is expected to have sales 13:00 Quiet Houra D o o r s t e p ! There has been the ornate dnd elab- among themselvee. And the more hand- of the planet Is so small that and parachutes to make thdr The corps, patterned after the Thomas Rogers, both of whom us with any kind of guarantee - (Elleven beauty experta are of more than $125 million this „ WTIC—1080 surface detail is at the critical year. Also recently acquired by 1:00 Newa eratdy staged departure of the great eomely fashionable they are, the more descent. Peace Corps and the Domestic were at that time members of that the altuatlon at the Club ready to serve patrona 'with the 1:16 UOonn vs. Mkine Umlt of visibility. The inability Service Corps, would send will improve; that the Club will- ■eion’s all neyv equipment Heubleln were Arrow Liqueurs 4:00 Monitor Senator whose speeches have so often likely it is that each will want to be able The reason why the optimum the House of Representatives 7:46 CStarter Ooka va. Cliarleaton to clearly discern tine planetary not find more difflcuHies In Mrs. Savalonls is the owner and Vintage VKines. seemed texts interchangeable with the to keep eome kind o f decorotu chedi on dates are few Is that the lander teachers into low-income areas o f the State o f Connecticut, in­ 10:46 Monitor - detail may be ths reason why oannot reach biologically inter­ to bolster teaching staffs at the troduced a bill (House Bill 1229) meeting Its obligations, and end manager of the salon. She 11:00 Newa Birchite propaganda, but who now de- the activities of the other, to know what il:15 Sports Final This clean-cut young fellow is the last the great canaJL controversy ex­ esting areas at the time of request of local school hoards. into the State General Assem­ that the Town will not be asked say s the name Carriage House The Diamond Police HJqulp- 11:30 Starlight Serenade mxinoes the Birchite label for extrem­ goes on in the next room, and to collect ploded at tha turn of the cen­ orrivsl at the planet. Observers bly, the purpose of which was to grant even larger concessions appealed to her because of its ment Co. has designed and furn­ 1:00 Sign Off link in the long chain of communication ism, and proudly exhibits, as If it were possible evidences of incompatibility, tury. !New England sound. Also, she ished the new uniform acces­ WINE—1280 of the planet recognize that the Dental Date to remove any doubt o f the to the Club, the proposed lease 13:16 Dial 13 that brings the nows to your home. He a medal won by his own. virtue, a stray Uke the wear and tear on nervee caused But wtant Is regulsrty seen by wave of darkening Is much more authority of the town to eell or extension should be promptly^ adds, carriages were made in sories used now by (he plant 1:00 News 1:16 Dial 13 piece of denunciation of himself by by too much noise fastening, or un­ ■n observers is a recurrence of pronounced in the southern Dental Date: President Jedm- to lease property of the town. denied. Manchester years ago on E. protection guards in all Prati carries perhaps the most vital commod­ Bon had a date with his dentist 6'46 Johnny Egan Blreber rantliig. fastening, collar buttons. the dark areas which seem to hemisphere . The 1989 and 1971 That bill, which was designed If the Dem ocrat hove not ■ Oenter S t and Whitney facilities in Con­ 6:00 Newa at Bethesda Naval Medical Cen­ necticut and other United Air­ 8:36 Dial 13 ity made in America— news as reported AH this is very pretty and pleasant oome and go with the seasons. launches can perform this type to defeat the restrictions which entirely abandoned the stand 7:00 Newa ter today. craft Divisions througtout the for everybody except the original This seasonal change haa led of landing. In 1971 H is also were placed on the sale or lease they took In 1967, and If they BRIEFS 7:16 Dial 13 in a free press. Assistant press secretary Jo­ Robert E. Beach, vies presi­ country. The items furnished 8:00 Newa. Weather Birdiera. They are supposed to smile The Happy Warrion astronomers to postulate that possible to place a lander on ^ e of our Globe Hollow properties have not forsaken the puhHc hi 8:16 Dial 13 these dark areas axe vegetation pdar cap and then watch the seph LalUn said "It is just a by House Bill 208, Special Act favor of the Club they will d o ' dent and corporation counsel of were badges, tie clasps, shoto- 13:00 Newa ■ft being denoimoed while their prlnd^ routine dental checkup." der em'blems and special chev­ WPOP—1410 - *T have found my destiny,” annoiuiced which flourishes when the win­ dark collar which surrounds the 68, was the kind of legislation just that. United Aircraft Corporation, 1:00 Lou I'erri pies keep marching on. They are sup­ rons for non • commissioned He is your newspaper boy! WlUiam Booth, an BngUsh Methodist ter turns to spring and summer polar cap move by with the . The dental date apparently the Manchester Country d u b Dr. A. B. Moron - East Hartford, has been honored 7:00 Ken Griffin posed to understand when their high 13:00 Jonathan Dark . preacher a hundred years ago. His des­ and fades when fall and winter dbrtnkage of the cap. was a matter of convenience needed to guarantee its secur­ with an inscribed silver tray by '.gjMcers; also, specially designed priests and their potential candidates tiny was to go doend 180,000 In an was evidenced by sohm of the Bpouwied by tte Moaoliaster ths wavs of darkenlag sxisU In load that can ba launched from On Newspaperboy Day, we proudly salute “ our" boys and yours . . . m refer to the escalation In the This week in Meriden the Salvation investigation of tha adequacy " h i ^ r ups” of the Dsmooratlo OounoU o f Ohurohes Sunday Night, October 17 1989. But a sits just iw sultabla aarth orbit number of commentators proving ex­ Army Corps observed the 100th Anni­ and enforcement of federal p ^ y when they were Informed osn bs mads with a 1971 launoh. Thars Is a romota piiWibUlty criminal laws. 'for their enterprise and industry . . . for their alert attention to the pert on the struggle on the scene, and versary of the founding of the organiza­ c t the resulto of that referen­ The humbU beginnings oC', BOYORf However, for ths IfTit Voyag­ that by 1971 a Saturn V may The Senate has given final dum. behind the scenes. tion. The occasion was appropriately er, aa extra launoh eapebtilty Oiristtealty Is hardly beHev-f DILLYBARS DO. *1.00 Job at han(L ba rataosad for planetary ax- congressional approval to erec­ During the fa l of 1908 the WltUn tile past few days, we have celebrated In the Army's temporary wUl be nscassaiy. TIm 1971 •W*. The flrat OhrlstUns were ' ploratlm . Ths tremendous tion of a monument at Clark RopuMlcons wore forced to sur­ quarters In the former TWCA building, . launoh wHl have to usa a Wgh- hunted and ktled oa felons ahdi i; ■Boountered, in one medium or another, payloads that can be launched' University, Worcester, Mass., to render the control our local s a n d w ic h es Dos. 95c behind which a new Salvation Army a t ortmliMls and SAbotsurs. Mbrs from one expert or another, the follow- energy, short time - of - by this booster means that the Dr. Robert H. Goddard, known citadel la taking shape. government to the Democrats. than we ore willing to admit to- iBg eoncluslve oonclusions; tosnsfer orMt. Beyond 1971 son- landers can have lo ^ e r life- as the father of rocketry. Without the Salvation Army, the city (iHiona detoriorato. By Ills 1978 •“ •ly atocompllih^ tey many were slaves. Out o< 2 QUARTS 89c 1. The Washington administration has times, and that higher energy ments p t the new Dem ocratl^- of Meriden, Uke the rcat of tilt world, launch, the prssumsd blotogloal this sort a t background the paths to Mars can bs under­ ly coo^U ed Board n< Dlrrotors bnen especially busy in the i ^ t few would be infinitely poorer. So today activity la well past maximum. number of OhrisUons grew until SEE YOU NEXT SPRING taken, which would enable w»« to provide the Country weeks explorl^ the poeslblUtiee of ne- citizens of Meriden and surrounding After thsra are few oppor- Truck Limita Railed wen kings and emperors sm- THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATRONAGE \ v n solentlsts to land their inatru- Ohib wtth a 7-yeor lease a t the fotlntione for peace. communities which the local corps tunitlea for tbs prafsrrsd broosd ths rsUglon. One was' ; areas msnts at thosa places where CHIOAGO—Ftftasn states al­ Globe Hollow golf coarse, ^ I. The Johnson administration has, in serves join in saluting with affection until 19M. Thus, on analyals kv the optimum wavs of darken­ •eked why. His answer was [ low truck trailer ooinblnaUons to allow the public to use the iHaurljpjBtpr lEupniitg Ifpralli the past few weeke, definitely turned and respect the men and women of the dlcatM four Uologloally intor- ing oould be obeerved. Essen- this: "They love each other so.". [ up to Ofi feet long to um the ^ r M and the clubhouse fsclll- sway from its easier disposition to seek Salvation Army, those happy warriore sating opportunftias from 1989 tlally, the Saturn V booeter highways. All but five of the He saw that Uimw perswuteil | who have fougM a hundred years war Ptymeat o< a so- CHARLOm and pesos by negotlsUon. to 1978. would remove the restraints on rest alkmr rigs either 00 or M called greens fas. people were true fCUowere o8' i M IR Y QUEEN a g a li^ sin with glad hsart, a strong In 1978 tilt aortiMm polar oap the Gkx^ a t love. ' ' AL HKIN A Tha American effort in Vietnam is tha landing araoa dus to mini- feet long. Five years ago mors atm and a joyful sound. and Ms dwk odtor w ll bs aa> ■mm onargy oilrita. tboa half the otatsa bad a c«1 y part —MBRlDBIf MXXHtD asssllils to IlM landsr. (TOC W Xll Osn. Fa*. Oorp.) tniok-ltn|rUi Unit a t 00 fsat ea rn s of ths request that was OonfrevMteaOI I ..Owrofc. ,, ... , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1965 Pa o i s i v m PA61K SIX BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16,4965 Hebron Area Churches W l amUIT ALL Resignation Is 81. Frahcli of Aeelet THE TOP LOfBB RackvIUa Melkedlti Chureli Plrri Lathoraa Oiureh 178 Ellington Rd., Church RookvUlo 148 Grove 81., M. M ary’s Bpisoapal Ohnieh S t Rridget’a Church South Windsor Airnim bruo v » Added to Church Rev. WIDard E. Oeakltai, Paaler Rev. Winiam R. Balkan Chnrch and Park Sta. Rev. John J. Delaney, Paster Rev. (iordon B, Waohame, 8*. Rev. George F. Noatrand Rav. Robert J. Keen Pastor Meeting Agenda 8:80 a.m., Ohureh lelwoL 8 and 10:80 o.m „ lunday Rector Rev. Dennis R. Hnaaay Rev. Jekn B. BlktoralllB, Nureery through adult*. 8ohool olaoioa. Rev. John D. Hughes Acoeptaitee o f the resignation AaeUtaat Pastor 4:19 PM., BIbU froup dli- 10:46 a.m., Wonblp Borvte*. 8;U and 10:46 a.ra., WonMp B Rev. Jamea W. Bettoms Masses at T, 1 ,1:10,10:80 and ■ I — • , s m / f ■iMMon « t Watchtomr maf of Um Rav. John N. Cross was 8ormen, ‘‘ToureeU.’' Nttnety Barvloo. uliiB aniela; V f i- Rev. Ronald R. HaMeman Neon. M usss at 8:46, 7:46, 9, 10:13 added to the watalng tor through Orodo 4. a S?K look in ThMt LMt Dayi." 6:80 p.m., 8onior High Mo- 8 t Jekn’e BptMepal Clmroli and 11:80 a.m^______T:W a.m., Holy Gbmmunica. tonight’s annual maettng o f the Wwbiootey. > p.m.. Group dis- St. James’ Church RL 85. VenuM OWNIIS MrOIT HIIY S:40 and 10 a.m., Nursery and Firat CongregsUonsI Cl^Dvh. thodlat Youth FoUowohtp, euMhaw in tho Biblo old; Msgr, Edward J. Reardon, Monday, 7:16 p.m., Prayer Rov. James L. Grant. Bt Maurice Church, Bolton Klndergaiten in the Ohlldren’s Paster Also Included Is action to . **lW nft In Which Tt !■ Im- and dlseuaolon Hmo. Rev. Robert W. Cronin Chapel. Rev. Eugene F. Terpey poMlbio W>r God To U « " at change ths time of church serv­ Wodnoaday, 10 a.ra., Weman’o T:W a.m.. Holy Communion. Pastor MAN0HE8TCR OUNLIFFE H IG H GRADE tha tellowinf looaiUon*: 87 Oak­ ■ :40 and 10 a.m.. Morning Rev. John J. O'Brien ices from 10 to 8;S0 a.m. The SAVE GAR LEASING 8 a.m., Morning Prayer, Holy Prayer and Church School. Crib Bible 8tudy arolo. land M., 796 N. Main St. and Rev. Vincent J. Plyaa annual meeting win foRow a Bapllam, jermon, oluiee, baby- Measse et 7, |:io, 10 and class In Williams Building. MOTOR SALES n Birch St., ManohoaUr; alao; turkey dinner prepared by the Or 1 er 1 E X PE R T A U TO BODY and PRINTING 11 a.m.. Morning Prayer with rittlng. 11:10 a.m. 144 Griffin Rd., S. Windsor, and Maaoea at 4, 7, A 8. 10:U and Hebron Women’s Fellowship 10:46 a.m.. Holy Communion, FENDER REPAIRS Job and Commercial sermon the Rev. Mr. Halde- SEAFOOD rranoh Rd., BoMon. 11:80 a.m. YEAR PUN and served by the Gilead Wom­ Wapping sermon, cteneee. Saered Heart Ohuroh IN raft cfem CHOICI VARIITY Printing Friday at the Kingdom Hall: man. en's FsUowshlp, ENAMEL aid JLACQUEB Rev. Ji A. ~ I, View Monday, 7;K> p.m., Evangel- Rl. 88, Vernon i i r f i In MaitohMter. Nsw T;S0 p.m., Itiaocratlc Ministry Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Holy REFlNISHIhrGS PrempI and Bffletoni Chnrch of the Aaaumptlea Pilgrim Fellowskip Ism and Devotloni Commission Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor osMa, fall malntouanoe, tally Communion. Printing Of AB Klade School. Ademe S t and Thempaon Rd. The Pilgrim Fellowship of a a.m.. Holy Oommunioa. meeting. IRON i I U' I M A N Inaufad to radnoe your proto Qualify REASONABLE PRICES Dallyt 7 p.m., livening Pray­ Rev. Patrick BnUlvan FREE ESTIMATES 4:80 p.m.. Service meeting. Rav. Francis J. MllnUch Wednesday, 10 a.m., Holy er. Hebron and Gilead Congrega­ 10 a.m., F a m ly Servloe. Aaslstaat Paotor lenw awlworrioo. For tall to- Paster formatton oall Seafood BT, SS—VERNON, CONN Church la en dally tor pray­ tional Ghurehee has ehoeen Monday. 8:80 a.m., Holy Oom- Communion. OommuRlty Praii South Methodlat Church Rev. Sfneat J. Coppa - 1 h u m Jnat Above the Traffle er. Lloyd Grant as president for munton. Feaat ol 8 t Luke. Friday, 8 a.m„ Holy Oommu- Masses at 7, 8. 8:16,10:80 and 9 East Middle Tpke. Rev. J. Manley Shaw, D.D. 1865-66. Other officers elected 7:56 p.m.. Holy Ooramunton. BhA. Foul Dodg# Pontiac 43 O A K ST. OIrele Pastor Masses at 7, A 8:15, 10:10 11:80 a.m. T E U 64U-99S7 TE L. 648-6016 Telephone 643-5727 Community Baptist Church are: vice-president Sandy Onm; Fenat of 8L Luke. M.iikll n m Rev. Richard W. Dupee and 11:46 a.m. 580 B. Center S t treasurer, Robert Wanner; sec­ Wedneeday, 7:46 p.m., Eve­ Uatted Methedtot Chureli 378 MAIN STREET Aaaodato Paalor Sk Bernard’s Chnroh Phone 048-2881 Rev. Alex H. Bleaaaer, retary, Ellen Filiault; fellow­ ning Prayer. B k 44A. Bolton I ■ I-r!.',( [ Rev. WlUard A. L Assistant Pastor Rev. Philip Huseey, Pastor mond and Marilyn Ellis; Faith Service. MhUotor Bev. George F. X. Reilly V / 1 The Luts Junior Moeenm AAA PONTIAG GLASS Rav. Richard C. BoUea Pastor I 0:30 a.m., Church School tor chairmen, Betsy Foote and Rob­ 8:16 a.m., Sunday School e For Ante WlndsMrids 0 and 10:40 a.m.. Worship Ser­ Aaslataat Paater AND all ages. Classes through Grade in Alden; action chalratan, 8k Geerga’a Epiaoapal amreh Claaoao and Nursery. PUMP SERVICE a For store Fronts and nB vices. The Rev. Dr. J. Manley Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 4 will have expanded session. Peter BUlard. Rk 44 A. BoHoa 9:16 and 10:48 a.m.. Worriilp. Water Systems and Pnrape Time to Convert Storm Sash alzes o f windows Shaw preaching. "Permanent Masses at 6:4S, 7:45, 9, 10:15 a.m. NOW IN STOCK 10:30 a.m.. Worahlp. Sermon: Audit Report Rev. Danglaa B. Iheener, View Sennon: "God’s Kingdom In Jaoussl GonWki TEMPEST e For Table Tops Involvemeiit." Church School and 11:30 a.m. "God in our Secular World.” A Town Clerk Mrs. Gladys Min­ Our Heart And Lives.’’ Falitmaka Morae nUa la tho whin Uia waatbar proteetlon faaturaa tor Gradea 4 through Grade 1. Tfl^Lid Exchitive VohiMelric Com* nursery is provided. er, calls attention to the fact 8 a.m.. Holy Bueharisk 6:30 pjn., Youth Fellowship. 8k Matthew’s amrek. buslton sivet an iasGuM. RUPPERTS 24 Hour o f ths bant fun chsnnsl win- OPEN 8 A.M. to 6 PJL Nursery tor babies to three - ■crasna a n being roptacod with SALES onfl SERVICE SATUEOAY S AJU.-NOON 4:80 p.m.. Adult Qmrch mem­ United Peateeeatal Church that a copy of the town's audit 9:80 a.m.. Adult Dtscusaion Rev. J. CUIfonl Oartto, Pastor clean flam* which burn* at Emergeoey .... ___ dowa avor built They alao have year - y American features the by Hsaley WlUan. Senior High Concordia lotheran Church Resident Trooper Raymond 44 PiUda St. ice. ohartak "The Chureh’a Task in a Mod­ TENTATTVE AOBBEBfENT inp. No soot means that to thrae-^umel taU-Ult action. Forum. Andrews reports that Ihnll O. YICHI'S Wednesday, 7:80 p.m., Bible ern World." the cause of abouV 90?^ of These have wool pile weather 0 p.m.. Junior High Fellow- Johnson, 17, of Phelps Rd., BOSTON (AP) — The Herald- service calls it also elimi­ 9 a.m.. Holy Oommunlcn, study, prayer meetlivg. 7 p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship. PACKAGE STORE stripping, wrap-around marina Miip. Marlborough was arreated last Union Congregational Church Traveler Oorp. and the Newspa­ nated. Phone us, or come MANOHESTER Tuesday, 8 p.m., Ladlee Be­ 20 BISSELL ST. gUalng wRh three-channel full- TOURAINE 7 p.m., Seirior High Feltow- Church School and Nursery. week Friday, charged with de­ RocfcvlUe per '' Guild of Greater Boston la—we'U dcmonsUalt. BELMONT 10:30 a.m., The Service. Gospel Hall nevolent Society. ahlp. livering liquor to a minor. John­ Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Paater have reached tentative agree­ CARPET PLAZA will measure your windows, — .h.,, f f „ the iwnels MEMORIM. GO. Church School and Nursery. The 416 Center S t son was released on a $200 bond Bev. James L. Aasttn ment on a new contract. 7:10 p.m.. Membership Sem­ WE HAVE OUR OWN PAINTS Rev. Robert B. Mansbach of to appear in circuit court. Minister of Chriattan Edocatton Ver Assembly of God Guild President John H. Opposite East Cemetery inar. Susannah Wesley Hall. CUSTOM MADE CLEANING PLANT Tale Divinity School, guest pas­ 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. Chnrch Thompson said the two-year FO GARTY beautiful, and you may VichPs for Fine Liquor FOR BEST RESULTS Thursday, 7:30 p.m., Ohristlan Mailboxes Hit CANVAS AWNINGS 8 ^ 9 5 p n window, or K y ^ choose anodised aluminum with Quality Momorlols tor. 11:46 a.m., Sunday School. 9 a.m.. Church School, Grades Worshiping at Vernon North­ 18% O FF on Thera Is some complaint of pact provides an $8 package, prefer to nave mem oo me aatln finish or me baked When It comes to floe liquors. To Impress your guest, serve 7 p.m., Gospel meeting. 5 to 12. east School plus new clauses on pensions, tampering with mailboxes at BROS.. Inc. Bug Cleaning oror^ It wlU coet only ,,, ^ ,t^ ^he latter fin- people naturally think of Vlch’s Oourvoeler V. 8., the brandy of Over'86 Years Experience First Church of Christ, Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Prayer 10:30 a.m.. Church School, in­ Bk SO and 38, Intersectiou N ertt Methodist Church Hebron center. automation, jurisdiction, senior­ $12.96 per window. Think of Scienttst meeting. fants to Grade 4. The Rev. Mlchellno Block Cash A Carry ------— toh to Ideal for colonial names package Store 20 Btosell Sk Napoleon, tt to the world's finest PAUL'S 868 Parker St Midget Football ity and guild shop. 319 Broad St., Manchester m e hours of labor you will save m atter which one you cognac, the perfect ending to a 447 N. Main St Friday, 8 p.m., Bible Reading. 10:45 a.m., Worship. Sermon Paator 8-Day Service PAINT SUPPLV CoN 449-5807 Rev. Earle R. Custer, According to Noah Vieira, The agreement will be submit­ e«m year, toe amount of tael SuT to’^to meal . topic. "What Can the Cliurch 645 Main Street Pastor manager of the local midget ted to tlie guild mehiiberahlp for Phone 649-4539 WE PICK UP A DELIVER you know you will save, to say ^ utmost sattofacUon * * « ‘itlng your choice. When you Fqr Ihose who prefer gin, try A AIMETTI, Prop 11 a.m., Sunday Service, Sun­ Church of Chrlat Do?" The Rev. Mr. Bowman 9:46 a.m., Sunday School. football team, the 30 boys of ratification. No date tor the RUGS A FURNITURE nothing of the oonvenlence of business with enter this store you wUl find Mllahlre, the new charcoal fll- day School and nursery. Lydall and Vernon Ste. preaching. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. TeL 649-0300 8 and 10:80 a.m.. Worship the team are getting off to a meeting was announced. HarriMn St., Manchester What was the meaning of Eugene Brewer, Mlnleter 4 'to S p.m., Junior Pilgrim 7 p.m. BvangeUstic Servloe. 808 M A IN ST. 648-6602 Adrian SL Pierre, owner of the botUe. of aU sixes, shapes and Sarvlce. Sermon: "Who Is A good start. The list Includes Jesus' suffering and sacrifice? Fellowslilp Scavenger Hunt, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Pray­ binaUw storm and screen sash Manchester Awning Co. deecrinUon fUIed with t t o e ^ t martinis snappier, use crisp _ Failure?’’ boys of ages 9 to 13. The games to------make ------your-- home------more com­ — » aeeonpuon fUiea wim the flneet London Dry GUbey's dry gin. How does it apply to us today? 9:45 a.m., Bible Classes. weather permitting; if not, meet er and Bible Study. How about your doorway? Is 5 p.m.. Junior and Senior take place Sunday afternoons fortable the year around. Do of liquor for your entertaining j, your taste to to Canadian RO Upholstery The.se are the questions to be 10:45 a.m., Wor.ship. Sermon: from 6 to 7. it unprotected? I f so, the ans­ 'Methodist Youth Fellowship. on the Regional High School SEE US FOR: wtow* M*n II4N« *• drive down to Manchester Awn- u well os for every day en- ^rhiakles. why not try Windsor and I V I Shop taken up at Chri.stian Science "The Gifts of the Holy Spirit.” 6 to 8 p.m., No Senior P il­ Firat Congregational Chnrch wer is a door canopy by Flexa- P STEVENSON’S S p.m.. Young Christian Adults field, allowed by the regional e Aluminum Roll Up J o ^ e n k Canadian whiskey, me smooth- diurch Services. The Subject is 6 p.m., Worship. Sermon: RED DELICIOUS Ing Oo., at 195 W . Center St. jum. These canopies are not on- RE-UPHOLSTERING meet at parsonage. board of education. grim Fellowship meeting. United Church of Christ Awnlnga...... It hardly seems possible, but whiskey ever to come out of "Eloctrine aot Atonement." A "The Need for Exhortation." • Door Oanopiee and aril to see the samples o f ak thev add a . ** *—-—j wnuxey ever to come out or Wednesday, 9:30 a m.. Chris­ Andover * Modem Furaitura ESSO chapter in the Christian Science 7 p.m., Bible Class Teachers So far they have one tie and WINDFALLS • Storm Doors these windows, It is the only tw ch of elegance to y o v home, ^ a ( t o . Another fine whiskey is tian Growth Group, basic Eastminster United Bev. Raymond H. Bradley Jr., entering the holiday season, Canadian Lord Calvert, also and Antiques tektbook on "Atonement and meeting. one loss. Vieira admits that it • Combination Windows way you can really find out just y^gy extremely func- 405 MAIN ST. course. Presbyterian Fellowship Paator MACS and with it wines come Into yg^y moderately priced. Eucharist" will supply several Tuesday, 10 a.m., Ladles Bible has cost something. It took Maacbeeter Awning Co. how much you are getting for yonal as well, offering protec- a Store Stools and Booths Thursday, 9:30 a.m., Christian around $1,100 to pay for uni-* George E. Slye School 105 WEST CENTER 8T. 14 e X U L their own. Taylor wines are Have you tried Mt. Vernon • Custom Furniture T E L . 649-5533 passages for the Lesson-Sermon Class. 9:45 a.m., CJiurch School. 9 ^ Q Q Per '/i Bushel ■ n p n ft your dollar. There is always ^.^om the elements ail dur- Growth Group, advanced course. forms and other equipment, but Kingston Dr. off Oak .St. Telephone 640-3091 among the very finest; they of­ Blended Whiskey, a, product of Slipcovers and Draperies reading.^, including p. 19: 17 to Wedrfesday, 7:30 p.m.,* Mid­ 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Ser­ plenty of parking space here. ^ t^e year. K you already 6:45 p.m. Senior High (Siurch this expense had been nearly East Hartford YktabUebed 1949 • a a e v M a fer a wine for every taste and National Distillers, makers of Made to Order * Tune-Ups 24. (Science and Health with week Service. mon by the Rev. Mr. Bradley, and everyone at the company Flexalum awnings, you School classes. covered by donations from busi- Rev. Gordon 8. Bates, occasion with 18 to choose from Old Grandad and Old Crow? Complete SelectloB of Key to the Scriptures" by Mary "H e Went Away Sorrowful.” e PAONINO win be most happy to answer gg,n choose a canopy that will Materials * Engine Cleontng 8:80 p.m. Christian Growth ne.s.smen of the town and by a Minister /SBBK —from port, tawny port, sherry, You will really enjoy It and re­ Baker Eddy.) The pa.ssage from Second Congregational Church 7 p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship. your quesUoas—there is no ob- niatch. Offer your guests as Group, basic course. tag day done by the boj's. A ^weeaito ^ pale dry cocktail sherry, cream member that you save 10% at FREE ESTIMATES * Minor Repairs Phlllppians (3:12) will be among 385 .V. Main St. ligation, of course. g j tbe members of your little more cash is still needed 10 a m., Worsliip and (^iirch sherry, muscatel, white tokay, Lower Level of the Parkade the many Bible readings. Rev. I'plix M. Davis, Minister ORCHARD M OfIK toBOteUt Now is the time of year to household protection from the Vtchi’s when you buy liquor In 649-6324 * Stomps School, Nursery through Junior Wapping Community Church DBOORA'TB WITto vermouth, extra dry vermouth, Church of the Naxarene Wednesday. 8 p.m., Testimony and another tag day is in the have your canvas awnings re- weather witji a Flexalum door ca^e lots. I f you do not believe Rev. C. Ronald Wilson, air. age. Sermon: "The Great Temp­ Congregational Rhine wine, sauteme, rose 238 Main St. meeting. paired, before storing them for canopy. For further Informa- that Calvert Soft Whiskey does Associate Minister tation,’’ by the Rev. Mrs. Bates. Rev. Roy R. Hutcheon. Mlnlater claret, burgundy, sparkling bur­ R«T. Robert J. Shotf. Minister Reading Room hours at 749 Sponsors who have helped HILL Sherwin-Williams me winter. By doing this they ti<,n gah <>r drive down to Man- anything any other whiskey can Bev. Itieodore Bacheler, gundy, Royal and Brut cham­ Rev. R. Alfred Swain, Main St., excepting legal holi­ make football a going concern Monehosttr Movinq will be ready for use when you do, only It does it .softer, try a 10 a.m., Worship Service and Vernon Methodist Church Minister AVERY ST., WAPPING Chester Awning Co. They will VIC’S PIZZA SHOP Aaaoclate Minister days, Monday through Saturday, here, are: Cello’s store owners, SUPER need them and you will have a pagne and pink champagne. It bottle and be convinced. Church School. Nursery through Rt. SO find Trucking Co. be glad to quote prices and give DON WILLIS 158 W. Middle Turnpike C Perham’s Texaco, Hebron food is easy to see why Taylor wines Vodka is a great favorite to- 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Thursday Grades 7. Sermon by the Rev. 8 a.m.. Worship Service. Ser­ full line of the highest quality other information without obli­ Phone 640-3700 9:10 a.m.. Church School market, to^^^J barber shop, Mc­ Rev. .Morton A. Magee KEM'TONE are so popular, for they offer day and you will find Smirnoff evening, 7 to 9. Mr. Davi.s, "The Wi.stful Tim e." mon by the Rev. Mr. Baclieler, of canvas to choose from. (Jus- gation. blasscs for all age groups. Donald’s Real Estate, Hebron (-ifiuxt vVAi.i p/\l^^ a wide variety to suit the taste Vodka, the largest selling vodka GARAGE PIZZA 6 p.m., Pilgrim Youth Fellow­ "Automation In The Pulpit.” tom tailored awnings are out­ Do you have a combination 10:45 a.m., Laymen’s Service. Petroleum, Jones-Keefe Post, 9 and 10 a.m.. Worship service of everyone. ’ITiese fine wines in the country, at Vichi’s. Mr. The Salvation Army ship. 9:30 and 11 a.m., Worship Ser­ standing in the appearance and storm door on your home? If 18 Main St., Tel. 649-4531 SPAGHETTI Speakers: Porter Collins, Wil­ Spencer’s Used Autig Parts, and child care. Sermon by the SHERWIN WILLIAMS are oo moderately priced that vichi says it now outsells both 661 Main St. 7 p.m.. Mu S i^ ia Chi Group. vice. Sermon by the R. W. Lloyd nothing matches the work done not. Investigate the possibility RAVIOLI liam Caldwell and Marion Tina’s Restaurant, Rudy’s Bar­ pastor. you wUl enjoy serving them Scotch and gin. For those who Capt. Erneet V. Payton Monday, 8 p.m.. Women's Williams. First Congregational Hardy 881 MAIN STREET by Manche-ster Awning Co. of one, it will add just as -much Specializing in James. Theme: "The Challenge bershop, Colchester, and Hebron 9 a.m.. Church School. Nurs­ often. Use them in cooking, prefer a slightly less expen.-»ive Open 11 A. M. Dally Officer In Charge Fellow'ship, Church Hall. Church of South Wlnd.sor. Not only will combination protection and comfort to your of World Missions." wood products. Helping as ery, kindergarten, ' Grades 1 TE L. 648-6686 they make a gourmet meal vodka, Mr. Vichi recommends Clooed A t 10 P.M. Tuesday, 7 p.m., Cliurch Church School. Potfed storm and screen sash make doors as the combination storm BRAKE SERVICE Toes, and Wed. 4 p.m., Junior and Teen group coaches are: Donald DJenis, through 3, Senior High. from the less tender cuts of Gllbey or Popov, the latter 8 a.m.. Prayer Breakfast. School, Grades 8 through 12. your home more beautiful, but and screen sash do to your win- 11 P M . Thurs., FrL meetings and Christian Service Gene Schwenke. James Tj-man, 10 a.m., Church school. meat—they add glamour to any produced by Heubleln. 9:80 a.m., Sunday School. Thursday, 8 p.m.. Trustees, It will save you real money on dews. You will find some stun- S a t Midnight T Unitarian Universallst Front End Alignment Training courses lor adults. Andrew Ives, Michael Strange, Grades 4 through 8. meal. For an Ideal gift for your For Scotch lovers there Is 10:45 am ., Holiness meeting. Church Parlor. Fellowship your fuel bills. The new Citation nlng models to choose from, and Sundays 4 P.M. to 10 P.M. 7 p.m., Youth night. Bibls quia Robert Genette, Albert Goet- 7 p.m.. Junior Methodist hostess or a friend who Is 111, Bell’s Scotch 8, 12 and 20 years CLCtSED M ONDAYS 6:15 p.m.. Open A ir Service. Masonic Hall swing channel windows by you know it will be satisfactory General Repair Work taams will compete. chlous, Joseph Kearns, Clyde Youth FeUowsliip. Senior Me­ m anchestei say It with flowers and tuck In 5:30 p.m.. Prayer Meeting. Glastonbury American lets Inserts swiivg in if your purchase is made at old. For a dry Scotch, choose Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Re­ Washburn and Michael Zota. thodist Fellowship. a bottle of your favorite wine. 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. Zion Evangelical for easy cleaning, yet it has all Manchester Awning Co. White Horse and for those un­ vival service. The Rev. Fletcher Tuesday, 7 p.m.. Midweek George Smith has also given AUTO PART You will also find Italian expected guests who drop in, Lutheran Church Unitarian Meeting House 10:30 a.m.. Guest speaker. Spnice, special speaker. much assistance, though suf­ Swiss Colony wines, a full offer them a perfect cockt^l by Service. (Missouri Synod) Jack Dollard, will discuss "The 270 SI. . fering a leg Injury at the time. 60 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford BROAD quart, popularly priced, also using Heublein prepared cock­ Vm ted Riift^QUA. Osfrinsky Thureday, 7 p.m., Open Air CkMper and High Sts. Philosophy of City Planning.” Emaanel Lutheran Church The Midgets are scheduled to Rev. Nathaniel D. Lauriat Wild Irish Rose, a most de­ Meeting. The Rev. Paul O. Prokopy, DUTRIBUTOBS tails. Rev. C. Henry Anderaon, play Pappy’s Black Knights. In All are welcome. New Bomber Attack DEALER IN W ASH FOB lectable wine. All kinds of mixes and sodas Pastor Pastor . 10:80 a.m., Worship Service*, 858 BURNSIDE AVE. Trinity Covenant dm reh East Hartford, Sunday. They Good AsBortment o f Do you enjoy brandy? If so. are carried here and parking is MATERIALS Nursery and Worahlp Church First CongregaUooal Chnrch EAST HARTFORD Hackmatack 8t. near Keeney St. also have a game scheduled for COLORS and SIZES you will like Baronet- Brandy no problem for Mr. Vichi main- 9 a.m., Sunday School. School. of Vernon MOTOR AID-R 8 and 10:80 a.m., DiiHne Wor- Oct. 24 against Old Saybrook, On Key Cong Target which comes from one of the tains a free parking area beside Rev. K. Ejnar Rask, Pastor 9:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Time. Worshiping at the Vernon Ite'volutlonary New 289-4333 aliip and Church School. Nursery a home game. oldest and best vineyards in the the building, a great conveni- RAGS, IRON for infants. Churchmen’s Sun­ 10 a.m., Divine Worship. Text: TalcottvlUe CongregakoiuU Elementary School Combustion Principle 9:80 a.m., Sunday School with Vietra t h a n k i^ e and all for HOUSE PLANTS SAIGON, ^uth Viet Nam edge of the U Mlnh Forest, a cognac region. The name. “ Bar- ence for his customers. Why not Power and Hand Tools day. Sermon by Pastor Ander­ 1 Got. 1:4-9 Them e: " A Pastor Chnrch Rev. John A. Lacey, Minister classes for kindergarten through help given. ^ ______4 - Open Saturdays UntU 6 PJM. (A P ) — Giant U.S. Air Force vast Viet Cong sanctuary that onet" is a mark of quality and become acquainted with this Painting and Decorating SCRAP METAL Is Thankful for God’s Grace to Rev. Robert K. Shimoda, Miss Helen C. Fischer, Director TURNPIKE son, "Ck>d's Kind of a Man.’’ adult. B52 bombers staged another has never been penetrated by it is modestly priced. fine package store ? Tools 8:80 p.m.. Hi - League execu­ His Church.” Minister of Christian Eduoattou Garden and Land Tools 10:46 a.m., Worship. Sacra­ Manchester Evening Herald SEE OUR EVERGREENS, SHRUBS AND TREES raid in South Viet Nam today the government. ------« a PAPER 11 a.m., (Sottesdienst. AUTO Baby, Household, Party tive committee and counselors. ment of Infant Baptism. Ser­ Hebron correspondent. Miss Sn- while South Vietnamese troops ^ Communlts force of unde- Thursday, 6:80 p.m., Adult 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Ser­ 9:25 and 10:56 a.m.. Church and Banquet SttppUea 781 PARKER ST. mon: "How Should I Worship?" lon Pendleton, tel. 228-S4S4. and the Viet Cong exchanged termlncd size inflicted heavy Information Hour. mon: “ Always Present.” Sun­ ihool. SEAT COYER Invalid Needs lyiL 848-5185 or 848-5878 7 p.m.. Family Hour with all i ' Reuben Plen’s ambushes. casualties Friday in an ambush 7:30 p.m., Evangelism, Oail- day School and Nursery. 9:30 and 11 a.m., .Worship McCONVILLE -k Convertible Tops Upper Stage Failed, youth groups meeting for their The B62s from Guam hit a near the Cambodian border, 120 THE Ing • VlsKlng meeting. 8 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. Service. respective programs, and aduHs Area Weather X GREENHOUSES and FLORIST Texaco Sfafion suspected Viet Cong logistics miles west of Saigon. Tiie gov- Wednesday, 11 a.m., L ^ ea 6 p.m.. Junior Pilgrim Fel- 802 WOODBRIDGE STREET 649J5947 k Auto Soot Covers beginning a studiy on the topic, complex In the northern coastal ernment unit said SO guerrillas BIBLE Calvary Church WINDSOR IDCKS (AP)—The Missionary Society. lowship. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS Custom Mode from the CAMPING "What Makes Oiv Home Chrts- J 381 Main Street Experts Study Titan (AasembUeo of God) U.Si Weather Bureau eays show­ 7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fel Bolt of Goode to Pit Your province o l Quang .Ngai 830 were killed, WATKINS-WEST tlsn?’’ 6 p.m., Deacon’s meeting. SPEAKS 547 E. Middle Tpke: ers and thundershowers that Thursday, 8 p.m.. Lay School lowship. Oar miles northeast of Saigon. ^ government company en- EQUIPMENT Monday, 8 p.m.. Stewardship PhoiM 443-9149 i t Free Estimates CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (A P ) designed for only one transtage FUNERAL ^ Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson moved across Connecticut in of Rellglm. Bible dlscuMloo ThunKtoy. 7 p.m.. Church On the ground, gov*rnment two companies ol guerril- Tents, cote, Sleeping Bags hy Oommisslon. i f Free Installation Pastor ideal autumn weather today. group. SebooL Hydninatto Trawsmisaloa troops said they killed 88 Viet for six hours In another del- — Experts today studied radio start. Air Mattresses, Stoves Tuesday, 1 p.m.. Ladles’ SERVICE Eugene Skies w ill remain mostly sunny Repairing *T>rlve Down or OoU” . . . Oong guerrillas In scattered ta clash, 80 miles south of Sal- data in an attempt to learn why Air Force officials said that Isintenu Prayer Fellowship. 8:46 a.m., Sunday School all day. All Work Onaranteed more than two hours after the Brewer C O M E TO 168 Middle Turnpike Weot 88 were con- gon. Ten Viet Oong were klUed the upper stage of a Titan 3 O RM AN D J. W EST Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Mid - classes tor all ages. Under clear skies tonight the Texaco Lubrloatlon Sendee Manobeater Armed by body light ^verament U>«es launching they received con- MANCHESTER week Service of Bible study and Bin! What aii ominous sound 11 a.m.. Divine Worship. temperatire will fall into the 80s. (lioUng radio data on the per­ Director In a heavy fight in the Me- were reported, executing only two of 10 planned SURPLUS SALES CO. this word bts. For centuries prayer. An' Important Mkssoga from We Qlvs j|t«r Cnbo Btempe formance of the transtage. One 8:30 p.m., Evening Prayer. However, bright sunsmne Sun­ kong River delta, 166 miles in other delta action the Viet 142 B. CENTER ST. 189 N. MAIN ST. men lived Ip mortal fear of It Munson’s Candy Kitchen engine Ignitions. 7 p.m., Fam ily Gospel Ser­ day. High near or a little above southwest of Saigon, a govern- oong attacked a vUlag* office set of data said the transtage at Depot Square and the powef of the church. Center Congregational Church HIGHLAND PARK MARKET, 317 Highland St. Air Force officials said that vice. Hymn sing, goepel muaic 70. Quality ment unit ambushed about 100 „ d ambushed a small govern burned too long and another Manchester’s Oldest whort quality candy ii mode fresh doily _ — 11 1 I A V AA— J — ------While Friday’s teat launching of The "abuses went so far as to United Church of Christ and Bible message.- The probability of precipita­ indicated that it was short of the Open Dally to 0:00 P.M. ' h(dd Infants guilty of the In fha Inttrtst of good noting . . . W orh! guerrillas in An Xuyen P ro t^ c e ntiont unit, which suffered Ught the big rocket met most objec- With Finest Facilities 11 Center 8t. Wednesday, 7:80 p.m.. Mid­ tion lees t6an 10 per cent through TURNPIKE planned 24 seconds. J. F A R R — 848-7111 Adamic sin and totally Incap­ Rev. Clifford 0. Slmpaon, and rei»rted that 28 had been 1o« m.s. uves. they were concerned that week Service of Prayer and tonight, increasing to 20 per CHOOSE FROM Over 200 v a r jet ies The Titan 3 is the first vehicle able of ever doing right unless Minister casual- u g ^ Cavalry the upper stage failure possibly Praise. cent late Sunday. I f you like your hamburg pre-packaged, handled, gray TEXACO to combine huge solid- and liq­ God chose to so empower them Rev. Joseph H. Dudley, - Ak IMvlslon, Airmobile, exchanged could delay Titan 3 development —imless they were among "the In the middle and perhapa ground houn before—that’a uid-fuel engines. The solid-fuel Aaaoclate Mlnlater The clash took place on the Friday \ylth guerrillas w ho"ss s military booster tor elect’’ your business. Open 24 Hours A Day boosters developed 2.66 million Rev. Francis C. Hawes, ■ ....Ji.______shot at a convoy In the central manned and unmanned space Painting— Decorating If, however, you like choice, flavortal, fresh ground. pounds of thrust, lifting the liq­ In reaction against this Minister of Christian Education iiiiiiiiliiiiiillliijilliiiiliilliiiiliiliii Firestone Tires highlands 16 miles west of the missions. Juicy hamburg, T H A T ’S OUR BUSINESS I Phone uid-fuel stage high above the 6 •monstrous absurdity and un- division’s base camp at An Khe. A spokesman said that any COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL Qoallty Line Products atmosphere where the three ecrlptural insult to the mag­ 8, 9:16 and 11 a.m.. Worship We would be happy to serve you . . . 4 4 3 . 4 3 4 5 ^ MANCHESTER The Americana said they re- siffect on the next Titan 3 Cton. EUBpairers License Itould engines ignited in succes­ nanimity of God, men have de­ Service. The Rev. Mr. Dudley pulsed a Viet. Oong attempt to launching, scheduled in Decem­ Interior— Exterior— Color Consniting Service nied the existence o f sin and RUG CLEANING sion. preaching. Sermon: ."God and COMING! prevent the evacuation of a U.S. ber, would depend on whether man’s moral responsibility. They Com er Broad and C O M PANY Complete Insurance Coverage Caesar." helicopter shot down with four Friday’s loss of control was have a gross misconception of Middlt Tpke. West m ' Eat. 1915 9:16 and 11 a.m.. Church New bigloHd Sundby School CeovwoHee Read Herald Ads. U HANNAWAY IT. men aboard. The crewmen were caused by a random failure. He the Bible doctrine of sin. It Is Farmpr Nets $3,600 transgression of God’s will, 1 School. Crib Room (9:16 only) O CTO KR 28-30 VERNON RIDING STABLE Phone 643-2176 rescued after armed helicopters said several days might be re- voh n 3:4, Most people vaguely through Junior High. PhOIIG 4434012 kllled seven Viet Cong a,nd quired to pinpoint the reason, OM AHA, Neb. — U.S. farm ijferi that God’s commands and 5:80 p.m,, (jy p Club, Wood­ Confral laprist Church — Hartford LAKE ST., VERNOK--PHONE 649-810< wounded four. « The rocket, most powerful dwellers lost year received $36.7 WM. DICKSON & SON prohlblUons ere arbitrary and ruff Hall. 3.D A Y Four U.8. Air Fore#-planes launch^ by the UrUted billion from sales of crops and Unneeded, whereas in reality- mad* a aucoasaful leaflat drop propcled the upper a ta ^ llveetock — about $10,000 per Tel. 649-0920 — Mancheeter, Conn. they are In harmony with man’s The Presbyterian Church For Information, Wrlto lox 282, Hartford ★ OPEN THE YEAR ROUND ★ SERVICE ipirltual, moral, and psycho- Friday over North Viet Nam’s “ called a transtage of "space f«nn. Farm operators’ net In 48 Sprnee St. major port city of Haiphong on flitch engine” — Into orbit. The come from farming was 812.6 Hoglcal welfare, now and etem- Bev. George W. Smith, ■ ■' i.. fl-. ■Jly. Since we do not fully un- iliiiiiiilillliilliiilil RESERVATIONS NOW IIIN G TAKEN th r o u lf of Ttonkln. Abort 640.- billion, or $3,600 per farm. Mlnleter rURNITURB CLBANINO tlmss, changed orbit tour times lerstand the Inner man, we can- 000 leaflets were draped and a F O R H A Y R O E S . . . and released three satsllltes In lot kno\8 his needs—-man can- U.S. government spokssman 8:80 a.m., Sunday School separate orbits. iot direct his steps, Jer. 10:23. ■aid wlnda carried them Into Hence, God’s laws are bwed Classes for all ages. Only two Ignitions and two • TRAIL RIDIS • HORSES lOARDED Wtaner. In 0 » 2 5 rZ iu 3 ^ S Itl.n P IZ Z A O M i Haiphong. Looking for o ploct for ~oa his perfect understanding ■ 10:45 a.m.. Worship Servloe. course shifts were achieved. 7iy 'em today our n«eda and frailties. How The Rev. Mr. Smith preaching, • HORSES lOUGHT AND SOLD pseisB SB eiiorf. , . aiel N iBif. . . k*« I* is RT GRINDERS In Saigon, a terrorist hurled a their 10th straight Eastern Divi­ Field. About 800 fain braved quarter, starting on the Bristol midfield. The first qusrtsr WM While tha gridden and new American Football League the elements, Including a atrong jg Hammon, Bomberger and O ld Rivals sion crown, open at home ' played In a driving rain. ooheh, Dave Wlggln, ore bask­ after four straight defeata. repreaenUtlon from Manchea- moved the pigskin to In National against the Cincinnati Boyols. The lots drops Manchester to ing . In the spotlight, for re­ A crowd cf'more than 60,000 Is TARHBNTON The Royals were beaten by th« ter. 33 ^ clipping penalty provided osjDDOS AMdttUBB (AP) - Tb* 3.J.X, i i ’g the rirsi n>*ui« moved end In the.hauikground expeoted to watch oe Joe No- O P TMA Meet Today Mottier native probably put ^ Heller threw « -l-l. It’s the first regular a u m m » St. Louis Hawks 111-100 in the rMponss woe typical when Wol- i c A u games la Is '• men who bod eometblng moth, National League Manager ^ ^ ,trong CCIL oon- retired coach Tony Allbrio. FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, (AP) le at New York, Philadelphia at of the Year for IMO. t*»der The lode who have been show­ The gome etarte off a fuU —Cqachea Darrell Royal of Tex­ 08 through the ^ Indiana Heller hit Bomberger weekend echedule hi the AFL. . Baltimore and Loe Angeles is et have now scored IM points In y,^ ing the way this faiU on the as and Frank Broyles of Arkan­ On Sunday Buffalo, the Baetera St. Louis. Sundajr, Baltimore to four contests, 10 away 13 seconds left gridiron have been seniors sas, among the nation’s leaders at ClncInnaU. Mark HeUer, Bob Bomberger DlvMon leader, ie at KonoM In winning percentages, are ac­ away from doubling last year, a In the half. The Lakere, eald by Coach and Bob HomUton and BlU Caty; San Diego, the Weetem customed to meeting each other total. The crowd-pleasing play of Fred Schaus to be his beat team Alston wss nomad for the hon- l**so»‘- ^ Polo, oU bocks, plus linemen Dlvleioni-pacesetter, le at Boeton ..MMAiUtaOt' Manchester retum s^m e n ^ t y^^ ^ combination in a big game- -like today’s. In his six y^ars at Loe Angelee, or In th# annual Aosoclatsd Hitt's shot come at 2.28 of Walt Bavler, Mark Oakman, end Houeton ie at Denver. H A ^ Tl-IBM They first sent their Long­ Saturday. of efforts. A Heller punt was ^OBAmaUtJCM piled up a 22-point lead at 67-48, Press poll of sports writers and the third stanza, beating Man- John Dulko, Brian McCarten, Namath, who hoe shown loney High erf Meridm. Satur^ downed on the half yard line !^/7M THm horns and Razorbacks against then pulled away again after the spoitscMters. Chester goalie Ron Olrouard Don Hubbard and Bob LoFolt, eteady improvement In the pro day, Oct. 80 they tmvel to N w - Bomberger. On Bristol's drat wmoTwigA*/n each other in 1956, the season Warriors had rallied to tie at 92- It came, of course, a day after with a hard drive into the up- oU with the offensive unit, ore game, wtU be making his flrat r Broyles came here to rebuild Ington fOT a play, Billy P»*l shook the ball the Dtxlgers won the seventh per (xirnsr of the goal, etart at Shea Stadium and 92 early in the last queu4er. fore tacMlng W e^rafleld Nov. Oakman covered It In seniors who learned some of Arkansas’ football fortunes. and deciding gome of the World After on even 1-1 split at Ooaoh Weeb Bhvbonk feela the Jerry West, picking up his hot • In Wettiorsfleld. the end lone. Pohl then added the tricks of the trade from In the 1966 race, the Steers ■booUtCg streak from the play- Series over the Minnesota home, Manchester returns to AUbrlo os sophomores and Jeta are In top ahai>e after on rank as the No. 1 team In the M “ extra I two points. TONY ALEBRIO open dote loat weekend. offe laet March and April, paced Coach Dave Wlggta ^ eaUs- g,jj engineered the Twins. the road Tuesday visiting Hall juniors. nation and Arkansas No. 8. 6 E\>r one thing, the Jets’ Part­ the Lakere with 36 points on IS ffed. "When you gain 172 yards Manchester score, a 21* R was tha third ttms Alston High In West Hartford. Hall Not to take anything away when he got off the Ug one The Razorbacks were seeking hod sornsd tbs tlUa sines hs battled Manchester to a 1-1 tie . The punt went about 84 ing defensive backfield will be field goals and 10 of 18 free In the mud, he your ^ featured the from Wlggln, he has simply NOW, their nth consecutive victory, throws. He rang up a quick sev­ took over tha old Brooklyn the loat time out yards In the air, hit on the SF at full strength for the first time while Texas went after its lltb offense is c M ck ^ ” !v * "mnlng of Joe Rourke and been tremendous, but when FCAM en jioints to put the Lakers Dodgers In 1964. Hs won In 1966 IS and roHed to two yards be­ with WUlle West, OorneU «MOW SM and Bob H a m i^ h ^ ^ t h e r Belcher. Turner provided credit Is being tossed around, straight, determined to avenge ahead for good after the War­ In Flatbush and 1969 when the Lineups: yond the end line. Gordon, Jim Hudson and Doi- WH£aa last year’s 14-13 Razorback a Uttle should go to Allbrio who TMCCATCN riors had tied the score. and BUI Palmer. Bill Pohl did club was In Los Angeles. Both Central (1) Mancheeter(O) nard Poifiaon primed for the ■tiapped down os head coach s e e IW triumph that cost the steers a Paul Newman’s 26 points led teome were world champions. G Glrouard kickoff. second straight national title. " * * hV>6»x>t In ;^vertlng a shutout. Bristol Conlln after last foil’s schedule was the Warriors with rookie Rick A crowd of SO.dOO la expeoted The most interested observers Ihe backneld. dented the scorerboard In the Serratora FB Stuek « completed. Allbrio was on as- fin e Com eback Barry contributing 17. at Kansas City where the of today’s game were neither in Once a g i^ the defense, which flngj minute o f the third Polzella FB Cervinl i slstant for 14 years and head if g accident that the B^tl- Chiefs, hot on the heels of Son the stands nor near a television Oscar Robertson, the Big O recovered fumbles, one by frame against theindtan re- Conlin LHB Johns t mentor four seasmis. The jjjore Colts are limiting oppon- Francisco Oionts was second % Diego in the Western Division, who ended his holdout only a . Oakman In the Bristol end rone, serves. Dick Croce retumed Reklaltls CHB Brady 6 seniors who have jelled played ^ a mere 2.9 yards per set. with 116, followed by Harry hope to hand the champion Buf- few days before the opener, Intercepted a pass and blocked a kickoff 30 yards to the Sawlak RHB Hence 1 a season or two under Allbrio. . mah, lowest In the league, and They were the members of Walker of the Pittsburgh Pi­ > .. , - falo BiUs their sectmd atralght Nebraska’s football team, tossed in 36 points in a losing a punt, shared top billing. Hel­ Manchester 47, Bashaw tried Postynok OL Godin There Is new m t ^ s lu m tj,e big reasons Billy Ray defeat. Quarterback Jaick Kemp rates with 31. Lions, Still Shaken by Defeat, ranked second in the nation with cause for Cincinnati. The Roy­ ler’s Interception pushed the the Hne, picking up two, Carrier IL Amalo around Manchester High this Smith, who at 242 pounds Is one bju, ],■ oppoaed by Bobby Bragan of the Milwau­ a 4-0 record and looking (or a als le<| at the half 61-66 but Zel- number to 11 toi the past thbee then tried the flank, slipping Plrog C Conyers fall, generated principally by of the lighter defensive tackles L«n Dawson and Pete Beothard kee Braves and Dick Slsler of to move into the top mo BCaty and Cliff Hagan put games. Oakman receives two jow n the sideline to the Man- Montellone IR Hlllnskl Wlggln and the success of the In the league. Smith spent the ^f the Chiefs. ' chance ths Cincinnati Reds, who was spot. St. Louis ahead early in the sec- stars tor Ms defensive play, Hel- chaster 3, a gain of 50 yards, Hitt OR Cone footbaU team. 1968 season in retirement and unbeaten, but Ued San May Be in for Double Trouble ousted from the position after <> Nebraska played wlnless Kan- 'P*’® Hawks pulled lor and Bob Murphy getting one oroce scored on the next play, Scorers: Central: H itt s e e seemed to lack some of Ws old Chargers, who whipped ths season ended, also received they’ve taken five straight since paced by Jimmy Brown. sas State In a Big Eight game, hi the final period to win •piece. M BC MacLean, , zip when he returned last Buffato hut week, are a heavy NEW YORK (A D — The Hamilton paced the Indians, x8 votes — Bi^agon seven and 81a------Manchester sub.: G ood Point 1969. ' King _ Hill, Ryan’s old team- Most of the rest of the ranked handily First Downs 4 fall . . . But the fire is there favorite over the' wlnless (0-6) Detroit Lions, still shaken Lennle Wilkens was high for lugging a sUppery pigskin #7 173 ler four. Ostrout Best, Bradlap, (Sosse- Dick Cobb, one of Manches­ 8t. Louis, Ued with Cleveland »t Rice, will call the slg- teams had their work cut out (or Rushing Yards U7 again now, and after helping to Boston Patriots. after last week’s nightmare the Hawks with 28 points. Beaty yards on the ground. HeUer 3^ The poll was based on regular Mb , Gessay. ter High’s best all-around ath­ for the Eastern Division lead at Ral* ‘"r Philadelphia as the re- them. Unbeaten Michigan State, Passing 0-3 Mmlt the Detroit Lions to one TD . Houston, ninnerup to Buffalo encounter with Johnny got 24, 20 of them In the aecond completed six of eight pass at- gg season performance. Central ...... 0 0 1 0—1 letes who now is a member of 3-1, visit improving but still wln­ Burgent Eagles try to spoil New No. 4, played tough Ohio State, Passing Yards 0 ttir*s^TOl’8” p h ra l^ ’"^*ucatlOT Sunday, Smith says, ’’^ r e , ^ j, favored to make Unitas, may be in for d 9 U- York’s home opener. half. tempts, two resulting in soorea. 4^ Punting 8-21 less Pittsburgh. The Browns, No. 6 Southern Cal matched 3-0- I I It six in a row o v « Denver, al- ble trouble Sunday when 1 records with Stanford, and No. Stalling late in the first half, 1 InteroeptionB by 0 ■» (Herald Photojxy Oflora) deportment, made an interest- baU. And it’s due to hard work, who barely got by the Steelera ■The rookie-laden Giants won though the Broncos are a much they try to halt Green 6 Purdue had rugged Michigan. Heller started the first Man- a Fumbles recovered 0 ’Twas a Good Night’^'for Ducks on Rain-Mud Swept Mimy Field as Indians Rolled Ing comment at the recent Little especially off-season condition­ last week, entertain Dallas two of their' first' three road UConn Basketball Drills Improved club and lead the No. 9 Florida tried North Caroli­ IBob Nordmann, Michigan Chester drive. Intercepting a as Yards penalized 46 League dinner. ing. My style of play is the same Bay’s National Football while Philadelphia is at New games. including a 16-14 deci- * * • league la lushing. na State. State's new freshman basket­ 0 Walt Koslkowskl pass on the llaBcheitcT (M) as it always has been, but I do League winning streak in York, Chicago at Minnesota and sion over the Eagles, but took a 1: Oakman, Palmer, Dixon, a pivo-tal W estern D ivision San Francisco at Los Angeles 4n 40-14 pounding from Minnesota Georgia, 4-0 and ranked fifth, ball coach formerly played for Bristol 30. Hamilton moved It Honofban, McCarthy. Five Records Set, 20*Tied in World Series Start Monday at Storrs Here *n 'There think I’m quicker than ever be­ game. other games. . last Saturday night. played Florida State, while No. St. Louis University. He played ahead six yards and Dick Bom- _____ UcOarien.___ Col- Sports “ Wiimlng football games k fore. You have to be in this Eight lettermen, headed by necticut in its quest for its 16th 10 Mississippi State was at with four National Basketball berger picked up the first down LaPoit. good but It isn’t the most im- league or you’U never get the Maloney Upends The Lions, drubbed 31-7 last Charley Johnson’s educated The Vikings, led by scram- Yankee Conference title in 19 Memphis State in night games. Association teems in his four on the 20. Two carries by Ham- ^n>hy, Oehbey. Olbrye, Johnson, Viewing last season's scoring leader Wes X>ortaRt (except to Coach Wlg­ jump of the outstanding Sunday by Unitas and the Balti- right arm (11 touchdown pass- bling quarterback Fran Tarken- seasons. Shabel (Rioted the club Notre Dame, No. 7, was idle. pro seasons. llton placed the baU on the six. oStoie; Smith, waish. Biokieuknla, ora Induded in the gln) thing. Because of the suc­ guards . . "I felt Uke a bomb­ Indian Harriers more Colts, will be rebounding esj has given St. Louis the most ton, go for their third straight SATURDAY Homer-Happy Twins Checked group of 20 candidates for the to a 23-3 record last winter. Bomberger got two more, set- Backs: Heller. Hamilton. Bomber- cess of the footbaU team, it's er with a fighter escori,” said against a Green Bay club that potent air attack in the league victory against the Bears who 2:30 ( 8 ) Canadian Foot, University of Connecticut The returning letAermen are: ting up a scoring strlks from Kli,. Wonie Packers, eighth in two games. Their 21-20 victory Rudy Bukich and the all-around S:00 ( S) Bowling held by Marv Owen, Detroit AL, Brooklyn NL, 1956). be more interested in what they C end stanza on a roU out I>ass. ■tackles: BenUvenso, Goulet. Kru- sota Twins, American Head Coach Fred Shabel, be- Tommy Penders, Ron Ritter, fumble recovery to break open harrlera, 23 ^ , yesterday at tte nxtl offensive and defensive at Pittsburgh last season was P'ay of flashy rookie Gale Say- Spahn Released, llckl, Sargis. (30) Roller Derby 1965). Fewest assists, seven game are doing. There Is an entire The defense came to the front Guards: WaJlack, DISabato, Pow- League pennant winners gliuiing his third season at the Dick Thompson, and Ken Whit­ PhUadelpihla’s 38 - 34 idotory fipires despite the only perfect their first over the Steelers era- 4 KM) ( 3) NFL— Countdown Most double plays started, series, one club—57, Minnesota new atmosphere around the dians are now 2-4 on the year, on the strength of their helm cf the Huricles, leads Con- ney. over Dallas . . . “ It felt like 200 record in the league, are over- there since 1948. San Francisco tackles the aJmost five minutes lator when Gtovinasso, Cloutier, to Ktekoff shortstop, seven games series— AL (old record 64 by St. Louis school these days,” he noted. losing their third In a row. Oakman blocked a Bristol punt, Plourde. strong hitting, tied a World The others are: John Oafa. yaaxlB with someone on my due to put everything together. The Cowboys, upended by Rams at Los Angeles after (30) NCAA Football— 4, Maury Wills, Los Angeles NL NL, 1964). It’s amazing what a winner First to cut the tap^ was reUi, Bill Corley, Bob Cote back," added Tarasovlc. Assist­ A Detroit victory could throw Philadelphia a week ago, hope tough road losses at Baltimore Wants to Pitch giving Manchester the ball on h a ^ ji.n '^ ta t'^ rn ie J ^ G o S ri; Arkansas vs. Te.\as Series record for the low­ (also held by three others). Fewest left on base, seven wiU do for everyone In the first Bud SUtz, covering the 2.7 the 24. Four carries, two by Maynard, Seariea. Craig Decerb, Henry GeUert ant coach Fred Bruney said, the western race into a three- to spring speedster Bob Hayes and Green Bay. The game 4:30 ( 8 ) Gadabout G.tddis est club batting average Most double plays started, game series, one club — 36, major sport of the school year. miles in 13:04. Dave Stoneman, HAmllton. one each by Bom- , 8 ^ 1 g z 1 Ken Llbertoff, Marshall Lipson * » * "George’s 12 years of ex­ way tie between the Packers, loose against Cleveland. figures as a toss-up but another HARTSHORNE, Okla. (AP)—-The winningest left­ 6:00 ( 8 ) Race of the Week while losing in seven games shortstop, game, nine innings— Minnesota AL (old record 36 by Out of Tune 12 seconds behind the winner berger and Pohl, put the ball TD: Mt-Oekman (four-yard pass Tom McNeece, Carl Niederwer perience paid off. A young play­ Lions and Colts. The Browns are counting on top performance by John hander pitcher in major league baseball— Warren Spahn ( 8 ) Wide World of to the Los Angeles Dodg­ 3, Maury Wills, Los Angeles NL Brooklyn NL, 1920 and San Pro Grid Briefs was third for Idonohester while rtn tha nna Rntnbaeowr than trom Heller), (kick (ails): U—Bom- «T. LOUI& Mo. (AF) ^ fer, Stan Olander, Bob Stein' er would have just pounced on The Colts are two-touchdown the return of quarterback______Prank______Brodle,^ who ___ completed^___ _ 21 of 38 —interrupted his ranch chores long enough to say he on ine one. Bomberger tnen bg—er, one yard run, (kick fall..): Sports (also held by Phil Rizzuto, New Francisco NL, 1962). Dave Mefien pleuied fifth In stepped over tackle for the sec- M--Bomberger, 22-yard pass from ers. An educator suggeets that berg, and Bob Young. Ttie 1966 trading deadline for the ball and stayed there, but favorites over the wlnless Wash- Ryan to full-time duty and their against the Packers, could give thought the San Francisco-Giants may have made a T York AL, 1951). Club Records Tied <»d Manchester score. SUNDAY The Twins batted only .195, marching bonds be disbond­ The schedule: National FootbaU League clubs George realized he could go 16:4il and Ken Knight was equalling the record for seven Most putouts, nine Inning Winning series after lofdng sixth in 16:6(2. Ington Redskins, from whom league-leading ground attack the 49ers an edge. wise ------move in “ giving him his ----- unconditional------' release, liOngest Drive (Pohl rush): H—Tumer, one yard 12:80 ( 8 ) Yale FootbaU ed beenuae ttiegr nre not Dec. 1, American Inter- Is midnight. New York time, with It." That figured because But the 44-year-old veteran games established by the game, right fie ld -7. Tony Oli­ first games — Los Angeles NL Manchestoris longest drive ‘iC * (30) Bowling learning enough on the foot- netianal at Springfield; 4, Yale after playing the fifth round the long run with a fumble was The runnera hope to reverse hurler immediately added: Brooklyn Dodgers in the 1966 Se­ va, Minnesota AL (also held by (also done by four other clubs). 1:00 ( 3) Ttme Out for bUU fid d at hnlftlme. at Storrs; 7, Manhattan at of games on Sunday . . .The not Tarasovlc’s first TD . . , la the streak Monday when they "I ■want to play baseball next ries against the New York Yan­ three others). Fewest at-bats, seven game Bolton Booters Sports Dr. Leon Knrel, director Stom ; 11, Boston College at total of 887,774 fans who 1960, he carried one Jp from 88 host Conaid High of West Hart- year." kees. Highest fielding average, series, one club—216, Mlimesota Sportji Srh^dnle] Anxious for Repeat Victory 1:16 ( 3) NFI^Phlladel- of allied arte oerUfloatlott at Storrs; 13, Maine at Orono; 18, watched the seven National yards out for Pittsburgh agalnat ford. All other National League In all, five records were bro­ catcher, seven game series, AL (also held by Brooklyn NL, Capture Second phia vs. Giants Northesst Mlseouri State Syracuse et Syracuse; 21, Ford- Football League games last Washington, Bummaiiy: Stltz (M) 16:07, clubs have waived on Spahn and ken and 20 tied during the 1966 with most chances accepted — 1920 and 1966). 2:00 (22-30) AFD—San Teachers Oollegs^ sold ham at New York City; 28, Bay­ woricend was just 23 shy of , 2. Steward (M ), 8. Stoneman Saturday, Oct. 16 Giants Open Home Season the Giants’ release Friday will Picking up their second Win Series. l.(XX), John Roseboro, Los An­ Fewest hits, seven game so- Olego vs. Boston Wednesday that too much lor at Waco; 30, Southern Metho­ breaking the allUme record erf (IMIHIS), 4. BeMexx (M), 6. allow him to seek his own con­ The records: geles NL 62 putouts, (our assists ries, one club—42, Minnesota AL FootbaU—^Xavier at East, 2, in a row, the Bolton High soc­ 4:00 ( 8 ) Bowling emphoste has been plooed on dist at Dallas; Jah. 8, Holy 367,796 total attendance set on End of the Line Mefien ((MHB), 6. Knight tract next season. Individual )Etecords Broken (also held by Yogi Berra, New (also held by Brooklyn NL, Mt. Nebo. cer team stopped 'Vlnal Tech, performanoe. Croka at Storrs; 12, New Ham|>- tha IJth weekend of the ’64 Playing golf five days a week (MKDS), 7. Trenner (M ), 8. Son- Against Eagles at Stadium "I might be with the Giants Most putouts, game, pitcher- York AL, 1958). 1966). ahire at Storrs; 16, Rhode Is­ Mason. How do you punt 90 anerformed up to Coach clubs the Giants beat during place will be taken by Homer credible pitcMng job if given the East Granby and Oct. 27 In opportunity. Manchester against 'Vinal Tech. TIM HOOAN JOHN ANDREOU Hitting home nm In first win over the 40era . . . He dude St. Michael’s, Colby, stadium tonight at 8 o’clock, Lander’s expectations. their early-season travels. 'They Jones, the former Texas South- Midget Action World Series at^t-D on Minoh- punted three times for a 69.7 Maine, Bowdoln, Coast Guard, The forward wall, bolstered by Offensively, the Oaks will go edged Philadelphia by 16-14 at em track great, Also,on the area soccer front, er, Minnesota AL (also held by average (‘Tt’s about time. My Trinity, 8prlng;fleld and AIC. . the arrival of Ron Nery from with John Wardwell and Tom IfiVanklin Field for their first If the Giants have improved Ellington moved its record to Eagle Linemen Blay at Home Set Tonight three others). punting hasn’t been exactly up American Hockey League is the West Cocuit, will line up Krezmlenakl at the ends, Lloyd win of the year, and then fol- since their meeting with Phila- B.A. DART LEAGITE 5-1-2 with a 1-0 win over. Gran­ Most stolen bases, gome — 8, to par.” ), boomed two kickoffs now In Its 30th season. Al Mur- with Nery and Bob Sherheth at McOoy and Rich Johanningmler lowed with a 23-13 victory over delphia, so have the Eageles. by while East Windsor stopped Preferring today's n^d- Plratee 17-8, Red Sox 14-11. Linemen slated f(»r heavy duty with East Catholic Willie. Davis, Los Angeles NL out of the end zone and kicked ray Is coaching the Springfield the ends and Joe Tlghe and Pat at tackle and Ernie Colquette theSteelers inPittsburgh. New Coach Joe Kuharich’s crew al,- South Windsor 2-0. Jim Frank ness to |;(wt night’s down- Yankees 13-12, Giants 12-13, High this afternoon at Mt. Nebo against Xavier' field goate of 18 and 24 yards entry. , Yale and Columbia will Russ at tackles, this gives the and George Newton at the York’s two losses were to Dal- most upset the world Cham- scored for Eillngton. 1 <4{our, the Manchester Midg­ (also held by Honus Wagner, Tigers 11-14, Dodgers 8-17. High of Middletown are center John Andreoli and . . . With the line o f scriip- be meeting on the gridiron to- .Oaks an average of 240 pounds guards while West Harttetd’s las (3-2) andMinnesota (4()- poin Cleveland Browns the fol­ ets do battle tonight at Mt. Pittsburgh NL,. 1909). per man. Linebackers Bill JohnJohn Willard Willard will will snap snap the ball. 14). lowing week, and then turned guard Tim Hogan. Kickoff is set for 2 o’clock. Nebo. League leaders,, the One or more hits, each gams, mage ad the 10, Chandler was day for the 93rd time, the old Leeka, 220 pounds. Bob Walsh, The backfield will have Lee When the Giants beat Phlla- In a 36 ■ 24 win over 'Dallas last Xavier boasts a perfect record in four starts while Giants and Patriots, both seven gome saries—Ron Foirty, ■tandliig behind the goal line est rivalry In the Ivy League. Grosscup calling signals for delphia three weeks ago, they Sunday. East has won one and lost two games. with 2-1 records, shsire the Los Angeles NL (also held by 230 pounds, and Jerry Fishman Maurice Sykes and Mike Hoff- did it with a combination of And oddly, the Imrpqvement spotlight. The Pats tackle ip others). y at 236, give bulk and speed to ner at the running back spots strong running by Tucker Fred- has taken place in the absence the Jets (1-1-1) at 6:80. Fewest strikeouts, seven the second line of defense that Stock Car Series Simda whlle Mario Mendez will move arlckson and Steve Thurlow, of starting quarterback Norman Last Nig^*s Fights The Elagles (0-2-1) supply game series — 0, Jim OUllom, the Oaks haven’t enjoyed all out to the flanker back spot to quarterback Earl Morroll’s 12- Snead, who is out for., two or the opposition for the Giants Los Angeles NL, 28 at bats (also • IW T * T 9 1 T i *z.* season. The defensive second _____ y rlday*e Fights car Miranda, 166%, Argentina, held by Charlie Oehrlnger, De­ B e r g m role rOSltlOn ary. w h e « so many teams have replace Cloyd Webb, who is for-18 passing, a sound defense three weeks with a knee injury, BOFTON — Marion Conner, 6. Everett Copeland, 216, New In the second ganae. [in WWins ins Pole Position 6 troit AL, 1940). enjoyed success against the nursing on Injured shoulder sus- ®nd three field goals (24, 20 and King Hill, Snead’s understudy, IT8, Boeton, outpointed Tom York, stopped France de Plc- On the rood tomorrow af­ Highest fisldtng average, first Oene Bergin has nailed down the thundering herd of mobile Oaks, will also have a new look talned In the Fort Wayne en- 71 yards) by defensive end took over against Cleveland and McNeeley, 207. Medfield, Mass., coll, i u , Italy, 6. ternoon In search of their baseman, seven gome series — Ihe coveted “poto”^ or front In­ behemoths pouring It on at the with veteran Rtmnie Martin at counter. Andy Stynehula. has been red - hot ever since. . ROME—Nino Benvenutl, 168, first victory are the Pony drop of the green stautlng flag. one corner while newcomer Jta the past games this sea- Despite lasb Saturday’s loss Hie record shows 38 complettons 1.000, Wes Parker, Lm Angeles side atorting poettion In ttie 83- TORIN, Italy — gandro Mas- Italy, knocked out Luis FoUedo, Raiders. The locals meet The Mgh-banked, llghtnlng-fast Jim Ward, a 6-4, 218-pounder, son. Haffner and Mendez have to Minnesota, a game that turn- In 61 tries for 424 yards and a Glastonbury In hopes of NL and Don Mincher, Minne­ Bbighl, 166%, Italy, stopped Os- 160, Spain, 6. eor WbrkI Series Final, Sunday, five-eighths mile oval Is made will start at the other corner- been alternating at the running suddenly on three big plays, pltoMng percentage of 64.9. At avenging oa earlier 64-0 de­ sota AL (also held by many ofii- era). that oloeee out Modified Full to orde(r for these q>Md JoOkeys hook, with Bob Mirabelle, the back spots and have seldom cHants appear to be a club one point against Dallas, he was feat. Ooupa roelng competition et Most sssiiits, gome, first bass- who have been frequently clock- Non^ch University speedsters, played at the same time, except Invproved since the 12 • for - 18. ThomiMoa ^Medway this sea­ ed at over 100 m.p.h. down the moving to free safety and 'vet- for option plays with either meeting with Philadelphia. The big man In Philadelphia’s son, atralghftaways. eran, Ernie Py«, taldnt over ■ Haffner or Mendez passing from Morratl, who was 16th among attack, of course, le the Ih- ti,0M TO an A hlgMyyvnlued Oilnim tro­ Twenty-one World Series fi­ the strong aid* safety duties, the halfback ipots. NFL ipasseis os recently as two domtnatable Jimmy Brown, the phy and 81,000 In OMh go to nalists wlU be Increased to 38 weeks ago, has vaulted into the one - man offense who ranks No. 7 epot. The former Detroit flrat among NFL pass catchers the trimer of the wide-open, following a "consolation” race ■ (38 for 399) and thrld among MeSIFIEI roimd-roWn Mt of epeed-punotu- In the opening portion of Bun- Lion quarterback has completed Cripples of Piccadilly Golf ball • carriers (43 for 217). •ted enoounters the past two daiy's card at 3 o’clock. The 43 of 78 passes for 619 yards Veteran llneback Maxie Baug- 9 ' FOUCOUK , Bundoye and to be capped by a top 12 finishing driven will and a 53.8 completion percen­ ban, anchor man of the Eagle glganUo 100-lap "twln-OO" fea­ qualify for the 100-lap treos- Each Has Bag of Medicine tage. Blgnlfloantly, only two of Earl’s tosees have been Inter- defense, will see action ogalnef ture ttfie weekend. ure-ladan feajkre. WORLD SERIES FIRAL GUYS 'n DOLLS — AI Bolls the Giants this weekend after 368, Wes Bunee 187-386, T e o f Winning the first'ViuaUfylng Once 60 lafw have been com' VIRGDnA WATER, England That makes It possible for copied. , A 8COIICHINO n-CAR 209-676, Ellen Reichert 200- missing the first meeting of the ! l ^ DlOregorio 130-880, M La­ round„ 88-lap_ feature____ and plae- pleted, the contest will be'brief- (AP) The two Orii^as of the Thomeon to forget the pain in Frederiokeon, the club s No. 1 THIS 192—634, Joyce Stavena 189- - pulled a muscle draft pick from Auburn, had a eastern rivals. So will punter TWIN "M " marrs 360, Ray PontlcslU 173. ins MOcnd'ln test Sunday’s main ly halted. Oars will bo reHueled Piccadilly World Match Play his back. He SUNDAY 614. '' ‘Gtif-Shinplonriilp teed off during the Canada Cup In Ma- and place - kicking 'specialist FIATURI ^ P i6l PAD 100-UU> EARLY BIROS — Jo Karin IrfUMtovks a PewMd a dis- Front-runners will -be at the day In the flnali. each well drid. but etUl ra^s Sam Baker. i SAFLINOCt—Dot HUla 128, 126-847, Barbara Callahan 189- RAIN DATS Stinet itlS stortinf S to g advantofe.«lvte»teS.: riir of th. pack wiwn the «iSlpp.d,with - a bo, of mwU- _ Playr. .bouncl^ ^th exub- 1 -^ ® AUyn Lardner 132-849. 848, Robbie DePrato 184-843, aronoa after beating Tony Lema on 63 carries for a 8.9 average. HONEST WRESTLER OOT. M Fred DOSorro ' of Canton, green flag wavee aiwoy the final olM Up to now, Frederlckaon and NEW YORK (AP) — They Gladys Doatar 187, Jga Cush­ LET’S HAVE A CHEER FOR THE CHEER. Ksthy Koehler and Jsnet Popeleskl.I SSJ'k ?!!?!? ^ w»to) Mie«., tel Moond-tilfh pilot will iivna, P«t*P Tliomson, Britlah Open of Ban Leandro, Calif., one up wp w ing 180. This Vrrangement will enable champion from AuatraUa, met on the 87t)ihol.. wdd he too woe his r u ^ ng m at. Thurlow have ^ 1 him Tarsan Tyler and say OOXSTBUOnON — Osne LEADERS — Performing at a U Midget Football nie Irwin, Msry Ellen Hsnrion, Cherly CgBavant oMampt to angle hie euper- Parker 141-398, Otto Mayer V— ------ohfirgad full coupe Into the lead ■lower care to have an edge In Gary Player of South Africa, prepared for hie own bugaboos. *** THOMPSON SPEEDWAY 18«-376, Bob Curtin 162-872, League games st Mt. Nebo this season sre the tsl. ths aeoond half of the 100-len- the U.8. Open IClng, In tha 88- It la a recurring flbroaltle in his Giants but thele s a good chonbo-must be wbat the trade calto m TREE GROWS... —Oakland Raldera’ defensive end BouthSm HUla In Tulsh, from the outside “pole” elot. A ^ nm hs«b wM«h stratches uo to Ms that Coach AlUe Sherman will "honest wrestler." He was list- i'll I'll lUd'ir I'S ((INS I HI I I’ XKM.N'i, John Maciolek 857, Tom Ma­ Okla., la rsgardsd' as aa out* ented cheerleaders, front row, left'to right, Ruth Ben Davidson, better known to his teammates as. three - abreast "IndtonapoUa ■' 18,400. neck and when It comes, he just work Ernie Koy and tha swift ed at 820 pounds and 6-feet-7. Trap ” isn ’t noBinir fo r those iray 90s COBimeiV son 357, Ernie Oakman 14d- standing golf course. Chhtel, Noreen ?sIsdino> Csptain Dswn Ls Pin«^ M t h .W b -« ,5- ■tart will have the 38 contend- totals. The driver with the high- prise. Beoond money was __ est overall avereg* point oonnt 'T am carrying a apeotoliMctol can’t swing a club. It forced Smith Reed Into the lineup He said It was a mistake. ‘Tm ITee, isnt posing lor inwe |^y batitUng in oIo m quariara. omaon him to withdraw from the Brit- eomeUme during tomorrow’s not that ^*6'"'“V f . ™ A mustache WOUld Danker will reach ‘a'^ttiol gate th. oheokerad flag, trophy •"‘ ••thjtlo - only 6-feet-a and 268 pounds.” be a nice innovation for the 1906 season. ' ^ )S t^ ttteveS flrM turn with ind largo iwra. owoid. ••U l. "« frooto. the teh Opk thl. year. ■todtum tnauguraL 7 MANCHLSrUU EVUiXSlNU HERALD, MANOIIESIEK. COHN, SA'IUHDAY, OCl'OBER 16, 1966 PAGE ELEVEN

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HOURS AFIWO^f.OIAII, aSANOMA OOOOBY, land Tumptks, Manchester, posal, odd Joba, call Dick, 648- Oonn. be experienced and reUable. ACBM »**^ and slaotrlc. Rapairad, ovar- OPPORTUNITIES travsl, houslnf, food, malt, fe-. FfWWCKS, CIm n U M iw “Want AM” wre talum over tho phono no ■ BU6 GS fiUNNY , haulad, rented. Adding ma- melt, over 18, Write for In-* SAKf f M9U 'WNI hlo n4 Iho FIRST Available in Our L'/'Rauw FIND N v S sr^ DAY IT A O T B ^ end REPORT ERRORS In time for the ehlnaa ranted and repaired. formation OBBB, Box 38190, HAN6l>f iNOOR •trwNrtr Pickup and -delivery eervlca. Manchester Circulation Oakland Park, Fla., 88307. AND IWIIM A JtMOO«f,TOa W Ofiulwi next Inaertlon, Tho Hernld la noponBlhlo (or only ONE Inoor* ^MUlLIVCmSAKUTr Around RFTH., root or pmlttod Inaertlon for nny ndvertliwment and then only Yale Typewriter Service, 649- Office ACtt f j to tho extent of n "make food” Inaertlon. Errora which do not 48M. AUTO MECHANIC, part • time looeen tho vnlne of the adverttaoaient wUl not bo oorreotod by Dutlj^ consist of working afternoons, experienced tune- "mnlM good” taaerUon. STEPS, SIDEWALKS, atone with c>ur newspaperboy or­ ups, muffler, tire Installations, •* iS S E sr “ SJSb. A/ walla, flreplacea, flagetona ter- ganization In the Manches­ and light repairs. 681 Main 8t. ii fs l^ la v ^ wccwww ^ racaa. AU concrete rapaire. ter area. In the servicing of (RoekvUIe, Toll Free)' ELECTRICAN’8 helper, ex- liJSni *®2SttlXt44SS!S^^ Reaaopably priced. 648-0861. present subscribers and the !»«!! 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 selling of our newspaper perlenced, call 644-1439 after 8 7 5 - 3 1 3 6 HAROLD AND SON Rubblah R«h to prospective eubscrlbers. 6 p.m. “ B P * s s a “ moval — attlca, cellara and S S B r i " lOUadtef— ft yarda, weekly or montlfly pick­ Applicant must be qualified r 15 n up. Bolton, Mancheater vicin­ to work . with youth, be a t I r r Traablt Reaching Our Advertliar? ity, Harold Hoar, 649-4034. high school graduate with a LOOKING FOR IT good' driving S’ecord (auto­ lis 24-Hour Answering Senriee lAWNMOWBR sharpening; re­ mobile furnished) and live JOB SECURITY __ nnwM^ t » pairs, aalaa, rotor blades In the Manchester area. I ^ 111 IT Free to Herald Readers ■harpened; blCycla sales, serv­ Must have military duties Truck driver for fuel oil, Want tafommtlon on one of our obtaalfled ndverUaemeatoT No ice. Manchester Cycle Shop, MovlnF—^Tracking— Help Wanted— Female 3B Help Wanted— Femalf 36 behind him. excellent working condi­ a l l y OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 21 nnawor at the tolophone UatedT Simply onll tho 149 W. Middle Turnpike, 649- tions, CMS, Blue Cross, Ma­ II Storage 20 NURSES AID — 8-U, full time HOUSEKEEPER - companion, 2098. We offer pleasant working jor Medical Insurance, pen­ and part-time. 91 Chestnut St. live in, driver's license pre­ conditions (Inside and out­ ivetmqpv MANCHESTER Delivery. Light sion plan, paid vacations. EDWARDS APPLIANCES repaired — all 649-4619, ferred, references, salary r>pen. side work), paid vacations, A a 6ET? trucking and package delivery. Oood opportunity for the makes WMhers, refrigerators, Write P. O. Box 21, Glaston­ pension plan, annual sal­ Refrigerators, wathers and right men. Apply Walter r ANSWERINO SERVICE freezers, dryers, gas and elec­ bury. ary increases commensu­ stove moving specialty. Folding Schindler, 3:30-4:30 only. tric ranges. Oil burners chalra for rent. 640-0752. rate with ability and an op­ CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER cleaned and repaired. Cosma SECRETARY 6494500 - 875-2519 portunity to work with the Appliance, 649-0066. CAREER MINDED nation’s oldest and New THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. IT and leave your meaaage. You’ll hear from our advertlaer In Jig Painting—Papering 21 England’s fastest growing SUBURBAN Cleaning Service. Permanent position avail­ 836 N. Main St., Manchester time wlUiout apendlng all evening at the telephone. able, pleasant working con- newspaper. Home and office. Free estl- EXTERIOR and Interior paint­ OFFICE GAL "BT dlrtkins. mates. Fully insured. CaU M9- ing. Wallpaper hooka, paper­ 6 Apply Monday — Friday We have a position in our 15 AntomobDes For Saif 4 0229. hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Ful­ TURRETT LATHE Operator, r ly Insured. Workmanship guar­ Apply Personnel Department engineering department that 10 A.M. — 8 P.M. I960 OLDSMOBILE in good con- must be able to set up, work ELECTROLUX vacuum clean­ anteed. Leo Pelletier, 648-6826. requires a mature woman • H E R A L D dlUon, regular gas, sUck shift, week 66 hours, good pay for IT er, sales and service, bonded If no answer, 648-9048. to handle diversified duties. one owner. Call 644-0011. quahfied man. ^ h o Machine « '^.t7 gTH*w*Fiw representative. Alfred Amell, IONA MFG. COMPANY Including a call director HARTFORD 110 Bryan Dr., Manchester, 644- PAINTTNG BY Dick Fontaine, Company Inc. Mancheater. Call K>-W v r DOX LETTERS 1964 OHBVBILiLB Malibou Super board, miscellaneous typing, 8141. Interior and exterior. Paper REGENT ST., MANCHESTEUl COURANT * 648-7627. Sport, fully equipped, power filing. Inspection equipment hanging and wall paper remov­ ------« r $1 For Your steering, 10,000 milea, Uke new, inventory, procuring of files MR. HAMMOND, ROOM' 26 COULD $80 per week close the al. Dutch Boy and DuPont. PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERBIEER 42,100. OaU 87S-4324 or 649-0819. Household Services from other departments, gap between Income and out­ Quality workmanship. CaU 806 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER u Information KEY PUNCH operator, part- etc. going? 16 hours weekly on part- Offered 13-A eveidngs, 527-9671. ’^ op oD WWAT > -J i 1964 CHEVROLET, 2-door se- time, days, Monday - Friday, SECURITY OFFICERS wanted, time bases could be flexible. t h e h e r a l d will not dan, completely modlfled en­ REWEAVING of bums, moth The woman we seek must h a ppe k c d J PAINTTNO, exterior and In­ evenings, Saturday and Sun­ full or part-time, niust be over Call 628-6686 or 644-0202. •I Y!!F BY J. R WILLIAMS dlaclooe the identity of gine, for street or strip. Call holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ be able to deal with people OITT OUR WAY terior, paperhanging, wallpa- day, call Manchester Memo­ 21 year) of age, have a clean any advertlaer using box 649-9476, 649-1964. dow shades made to measure, In a friendly manner, have record. We welcome retired WBLL TURN rr OFF A WO LET’S 3 0 ^ lottera. Readers answer­ ^per removed, dry waU work. rial Hospital. 643-1141. ext. 286. TRUCK DRIVERS THERB^ WOTHIKIO WE OfKI DO ABOUT all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys An equal opportunity employ­ a nice appearance and abil­ persons in good health and able ing blind box ads who 1962 PONTIAC Tempest, excel­ Reasonable rates. F^iUy In­ BJxperlenced truck drivers, 1 U«HT **v rr WOW/ WHAT HE POKSWTKWOW made while you wait. Tape re­ er. ity to organize and carry to prove it. Call for further in- desire to protect their lent condition, take over pay­ sured. Free eetimates. 649-9668, ■ome trailer experience nec­ . NIdHTAMO \ WOWT HURT HIM--OR US/ HE HASFfT corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 out independently tasks as­ formaUon between 9-5, 247-8350 1 SSEW IT VET AWO1 PONT WANT identity can follow this ments. Call 643-8409,' Joseph P. Lewis. essary. Union shop, vaca­ TO BE ON THE SOEWE WHEW procedure: Main., 649-6221. BOOKKEEPER, fuU or pari - signed to her. or apply Room 207, 16 Lewis tion pay, ho.spitallzatlon. vri time for established firm In ■ BLOWS HIS TOP/ Enclose your reply to the 1968 CHEVROLET, 4 - door se­ INTERIOR and exterior paint­ St.. Hartford. ^ Call for appointment. RockviUe - Vernon area, ex- box in an envelrae — dan, 8 cylinder, automatic, ex­ ing, wallpaper removed, fully Starting salary Is $60 a CONN. BI-PRODUCTS Building—Contracting 14 ceUent opportunity for ex­ . addressed to the Oossl- ceptionally clean. Take over insured. Rene Belanger, 648- week. Future sailary com­ 649-3666 perienced g^rl. Write Box B, fled Mananr, Manchester payments, no cash needed. CaU DION CONSTRUCTION CO. — 0612 or 644-0804. mensurate with demonstrat­ Herald. ed ability. l^ening Herald, together 6:30 • 10 p.m. 247-1973. Complete building service. New WANTED CAREER Opportunity wltH ex­ with a memo listing the INSIDE and outside painting. panding nationally known com­ construction, alterations or ad­ HOUSEKEEPER wanted for companies you do NOT COUNTRY SQUIRE—1967 sU- You name your own price. For an appointment call the pany. Prefer married man with ditions. Roofing, siding, paint­ retired bachelor, ll-ve In, 5H want to see your letter. tlon wagon, good running con- Special rates for homeowners Personnel Department, TWO good educational background. ing, etc. 643-4862, 643-0696. days weekly. Give experience, Your letter will be de­ diUon, $150. Call 643-9696. 66 or over. 646-7868, 876-8401. Hartford Steam Boiler In­ Start In sales, leading to re­ IO*l« stroyed if the advertiser is reference and wages expected. QUALITY Carpentry — Rooms, surance, 56 Prospect 8L, sponsible management posi­ one you've mentioned. If Write Box A, Herald. TAILORS BY KEN MUSE 1957 PONTIAC Super Chief — dormers, porches, basements Hartford. Coll 627-0791. tion In short time. $126 per 0 WAYOUT not it will be handled., in V-8, automatic, radio and heat­ refinished, cabinets, built-ins, ^ o o r Finishing 24 the usual manner. week to start. For Interview, er, power brakes and steering, formica, aluminum, vinyl, FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- call AD 8-9627 or 644-0202. g o ^ condition, $150. CaU any­ steel, caramo. siding. WiUlam DEMONSTRATE TOYS Ing (specializing In older RESPONSIBLE woman wanted REGAL time, 649-6414. Robbins Carpentry Service, floors). Waxing floors. Paint­ for part-time Work In home for MEN FOR FIRST s'nlft factory L(Mt and Found 1 648-8446. MEN’S SHOP IW l CHEVROLET Bel Air V-8, ing. Ceilings. Paperhanging. Work Now Until Xmas the elderly. Call 649-5986. work. Mechanical experience preferred. Apply Eastern Boil­ lO'iS 4-door power brakes, steer- CARPENTRY Concrete steps, No job too small. John Ver- EARN $100 A WEEK FOUND—SmaU tan puppy. CaU “The Marvel of Main Street” er Oo., 99 Loomis St., Manches­ Ing, radio, low mileage. 73 floors, hatchways, remodeling faiUe, 649-6760. FOR 16 HOURS WORK Warren LePort, 643-6412. Scarborou^ Rd. Help Wanted— Male 36 903 Main Street' ter. 1 ' “ What haa HIS intsntiona got to do with It • • . with porches, garages, closets, cell^ Car Necessary — Call Today Ings, attlca finished, rec rooms COUNTER MAN for meat de­ you and Jania both aftar him7“ LOST—^Holstein cow, all white 1961 COMET— 2-door, automat­ Business Opportunity 28 1-673-3455 or 1-673-3207 or with black spot near head. formica. No job too small. D A partment, Saturdays. Apply, C ic, radio and heater, one own­ D CTarpentry Service. 646-8880. Elvenlngs 1-673-9829 Manchester Public Market. May have calf with her. Call er, low mileage, $495. CaU 649- OWN A OPERATE A 648-4058. REVOLUTIONARY WANTED — part-time gas Sta­ -'A. »-M 4396, Saturday after 1. (SRAM RAW A. A. DION, m e . Roofing, tion attendant, experienced DEAN • mn>>»>.asTM^«ANioa, siding, painting. Carpentry. Al­ KWIK-KOOK MOTHER’S helper needed, LOST—^Black and white male 1961 FORD — 2-door standard MANCHESTER preferred, references neces­ BEN CASEY terations and additions. Ceil­ TAKE-OUT SHOP hours flexible, salary to i>e ar­ Machine Products Springer Spaniel, Manchester shift, bucket seats, best offer, sary, hours afternoon 1-6. See ings. Workmanship guaran­ A Earn ESccellent Income ranged. Write Box C, Herald. Green area. 2SS-1641. after 6 p.m. 649-2908. STRUCTUAL STEEL Mr. Sloan, Esso Service Cen­ 166 Adams St., Manchester' teed. 299 Autumn St. 843-4860. Features food prepared to ATTHi SAME TIME.. WANTED—Girl part-time. Ap­ ter, Route 83, Vernon. 1963 PONTIAC Grand M ci order In minutes (take- CARPENTRY — 82 years ex­ ply Bakery Department, Man­ Mitchell Rd., Manchester Annonncementa low mileage. CaU 649-4849 af­ home, picnics, parties, trips, WANTED — Bricklayers help­ Has perience. Ceilings and floors etc). Join local growing chester Ihibllc Market. SHORT RIBS BY FRANK OTfEAL HOLIDAY HOUSE. . Cottage ter 5. ers, steady work, good salary. T tiled, porches, rec rooms, ga­ chain of franchised shops, WOMAN wanted with ’ some structural steel fabricating If interested stop at 151 Union Street. New concept In retire­ rages, additions, attics fin­ • MU If MHW l» TJA l« «X fas tK 1969 PLYMOUTH—4-door wag­ reported in all leading mag­ clerical knowledge, sales expe­ shop has openings for the ,> St., RockviUe or caU 876-3438. Immediate , rr^ ou E P A ment living, RN on duty. Near ished, remodeled, concrete on, 8 cylinder, running condi­ azines and National Fran­ rience helpful but not neces­ following — Layout man, VWW51HW? ^ecuenyeiANKer. buses, churches and shopping. work. No job too small. Imme­ tion, $96. Call 875-6830. chise reports. Minimum sary, must have neat appear­ fitters . and welders. No ■Ibo Reasonable rates. For informa­ diate estimates. 643-2629. Openings: ctish Investment $8,200. For ance and good personality, sal­ phone calls. Stop at shop INSPEC'TOR MANV tion caU 649-2868. address of nearby shop, In­ after 4 :30 dally or Saturday CEILING AND WALL renova­ ary plus commission, paid va­ WN S 1967 PLYMOUTH — 4-door se­ formation, phone anytime; until noon. Capable of managing job 1 6 LADIES — Breck shariipoo, $6. tions and repairs, sheet rock cation, and many employe Pkg£, dan, 6 cylinder, call 876-8830. shop. Aircraft sheet metal, F liU L -T IM E per gallon, in plastic contain­ and plaster repaired. Ceramic (215 ) 384-2128 — OR WRITE benefits. Apply to Singer Sew­ quality control. Must have ARtiflClAl. ers. Russell’s Barber Shop, 1963 CHEVROLET Bel Air, T tile instaUed. 10 years experi­ KWnC-KOOK T a k e ^ t Shops ing Center, 832 Main St., Man­ TRUCK , DRIVER. Apply Wil­ experience in first piece Hardinge Chucker and Oak and Spruce. door sedan, best offer. Inquire ence. Free estimates. Special chester. Dept. MHC-16, Box 311, R.D. 1, liam Peck Lumber, 2 Main St., layouts In process inspec­ Bridgeport David Lewis, 48. Huntington rates for home owners. 649- CoatesvlUe, Pa. 19320 Manchester.' tion, etc. Salary open. St., Hartford. 9262. Setup and Operate PeraonalB s __ PART-TIME kitchen help, eve­ 0S Sks 1955 OLDSMOBILE—Model 88, CABINET WORK, formica coun­ NIGHT KEYPUNCH o^ < S , RIDE wanted to Hartford Hos­ Money to Loan 29 nings. Must have driver's li­ DYNAMIC METAL 6m u good running condition, excel­ ters, rec rooms, remodeling. MORTY MEEKLB BY DICK CAVAU.I pital, from vicinity of Plne- cense. Apply In person. Char­ PRODUCTS CO. PART-TIME lent second car, best offer. 289- Quality work. Reasonablil' pric­ A FRESH START wiU lump OPERATORS BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE hurst at Main and Middle ter Oak Restaurant, 120 Char­ 229 Burnham St., Ekust Hartford 8726. es. Free estimates. Call 649- your debts Into one easy pay­ (5 nights 5:30 to Tpke., arriving 7 ajn. Please ter Oak St. 289-6491 iH4frt5ARBenyax> ALL I Qorwfiee\DCAB6fiji. 6986. ment. If you have equity In Several openings avail^Ie call 649-0688. 1962 PONTIAC Catalina, 2- 10:30) T V C e i; I6NYIT? Ai^lMOOeNBCOCA, property, call Frank Burke to for experienced keypunch ATTENTION Tractor Trailer door, hardtop, power steering discuss ways and mea:is. Con­ Turret Lathe s m u i L i and brakes. Excellent condi­ operators to work evenings Trainees. See our ad under EXPERIENCED Carpenter, Roollng—Siding 16 necticut 'Mortgage Exchange, on a part-time or full-time tion, must sell. 628-6211. Private InstrucUons, Classifica­ steady work, H. C. Hutchinson Hordlnge Chucker ’ C W A J O 4 AutomobOes For Saie 4 16 Le'Wis St., Hartford, 246- schedule. BID WELL HOME Improvement tion 32. A Son, 643-6373. NEED CAR? Your credit turn­ Co. — Roofing, siding, altera­ 8897. J FULL TEN E now till Christmas, ed down? Short on down pay­ Trucks-—Tractors tions, additions and remodel­ SECOND MORTGAGE — Un- EbccCllent wages, and work­ ment? Bankrupt? Reposses­ ing of all types. ExceUent ing conditions, convenient tire service work, some ex­ FOUR'-WHBEJL drive Dodge, % llmlted funds available for sec-<* perience preferred Apply In SN AAkFlM ^! sion? Don’t despair! See Hon­ workmanship. 646-6495. free parking. Apply ton pickup with 9 foot snow­ ond mortgages, payments to person, 296 Broad St., Ntchols- V O A W ^ est Douglas. Inquire about low­ suit your budget. Expedient WANT A SECURE POSITION est down, smallest payments plow, $760. 649-9767. Manchester Tire, Inc. THE TOP OF THE Roofing and Chimneys 16-A service. J. D. Realty, 643-6129. MOUNTAIN ROWS anywhere. No small loan or fi­ FIRST NATIONAL OFF/...THE VOLCANO, nance company plan. Douglas 1966 GMC hailf-ton pickup, ROOFING — Specializing' re- STORES, Inc. IN THE RESTAURANT FIELD? C^DINLY A SREAT RUABUM6 M THE OEAUFORACENTaRV, Motors, 888 Main. . good shape, $200. CaU 876-8830. palrlt^ roofs of all kinds, new Private Instructions 32 ^ARTO . ..A RED Uem N THE MSTIRM SICt PARK A OAKLAND AVER. ERUPTS IN A I roofs, gutter work, chimneys 1961 CHEVROLET 4-door station MUSIC TEACHER with B.S.E. EAST HARTFORD WANTED If's yiours, if you qualify with the V/. T. G rant CATAaYSVNC • cleaned, repaired. Aluminum wagon, 6 cylinder automatic degree In music. Will give pri­ EXPLOSION. Tranen!— siding. 80 years’ experience. Clean, Late Model Company. Briefly, here's what we offer you: transmission, power brakes. In vate piano Instructions, my Mobile Homes Free estimates.. CaU Howley, BY LESLIE TURNER excellent condition. CaU 646- ~r home. 646-0314. MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD CAPTAIN EASY 648-5861, 644-8888. WANTE3D:—Luncheonette man­ USED CARS $5,000 to $8,000 annually while in 62M. 4x6 BOX TRAILEIK. very good ATTENTION Tractor Trailer ager. Apply King’s Dept. Store,, training-depending upon your exper­ condition, signal lights, good Trainees. Men 19 and over are Top Prices Paid .-hwiiaDOTy,XiHHAFFV«ME1 Pine St. and Hartf6rd Rd., AND NOW OUR FINAL OURST RTUAIBUIP ON ARTMACmUKt THOM 1NM tires, tarp, $70. Call 649-6840. Heating and Plumbing 17 needed at once to trbln for For A ir Makes ience! i ( ypy.y»-yiAFfEP wt of y w wr 1967 1C O A, 600. OaU 646-6643. Memchester. -SHRIFl'PINNtWHJNS aPAfpUTl FAnC^SNATCHIP FROM OUR MAM, high paying jobs as Tractor- ODUSW FROM OKLAHOMA— ZMJLSOVRND UPMyCARUR MA TRAJLiutT-OO’xlO’. 2 bedrooms, M A M o i l Service, plumbing Security! dolor-cued appliances, beauti­ and heating, restdential, com­ Trailer Orlvere If qualified. MATURE woman to care for CARnR CHEVROLET 6 1967 FORD — 2 - door statKm ful condition, set-up in Storrs mercial and induetrlal, no job Earnings $200. per week sal­ two children 3 nights per C O .. IN C . Rapid advancement waiting for tho$e wagon, V-8, automatic trans­ TraUer Park. 27 HIM Pond Dr., too email, 649-38T1,' ary and up. Memy jobs availa­ week, while mother works, 1229 Main St. mission, $190. CaU 649-6290. Storrs. (Jensen's) 620-7973. ble. Budget plan available also. 6:30 p.m.-12 p.m. Must have who earn it! ROLAND Plumbing and Heat­ Fbr details phone 249-7771 smy- Phone 649-5238 1908 DESOTO Flredome, good own transportation. Call any­ ing Company. Your plumbing, tlme. Only school licensed by time, 649-4341. Friendly relationships in family - like running condition, $160. CaU Auto Driving School 7>A heating and remodeling prob­ Registry of Motor Vehicles and 649-S930. atmosphere! DRIVING Instructions — Home lems can be quickly solved by accredited. 19M CHBVROLBT-848 engine, pick-up, reasonable rates, teen­ caUlng 648-4633. Liberal Company benefits . . . 886 horst power, 4 speed trans- age classes. Special attention B O Tn — plumbing and heat­ Help Wanted—’Fonale 35 mlsMon, many extras. 646-4886. to nervous and elderly. Serv­ ing, ropairi, alterations, elec­ Interested Jn Vacation, Holidays, Sickness and ac­ COUNTER CLERKS wonted for ing Manchester and surround­ tric and gas hot water beat­ 106$ DODGE — 4-door sedan, dry cleaning store, part or full cident plans, Employe discounts, ing towns. CaU Manchester en , free esUmstee. CaU 643- Coronet, $360. CaU 649-6618 af­ time, steady employment. Ap­ Driving Academy, 748-7349. 1496. Interesting Work? Group insurance. One of the finest re­ ter 6 p.m. ply One Hour Martlnlalng, 399 tirement plans in any field. MR. ABERNATHY West Middle Tpke. BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES BY LBFF Aid HcWILUAMS 1969 FORD — 4-door station Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 Radio— TV Repair We have an opening for a reporter on our If you are free to locate in any area, have at least a wagon, V-8, automatic trans­ Services 18 SCHOOLDAYS could be your mission, power steering, $296. golden dollar days. Make those staff. Many benefits, including vacations, high school diploma, would like to be a part of the ■* » r r H I TIMt I RIACH 1966 ,HONDA—$400. Call 649- CONNIE'S TV and Radio Serv- rapidly expanding W. T. Griint Company, are eager to JO N It AND A 3 ., TH|y*LL Call 646-6290. extra hours pay you extra dol­ 7867. Ice, available all hours. Satis­ lar! the AVON way. Look lnto„ holidays, hospitalization, pension plan. Write learn and accept responsibility, •M API O R ^ ANCIDNT AALLM N ? 1966 CHRYSLER Windsor — 9- faction guaranteed. Call 649- this excellent earning oppor­ floor hfurdtop, automatic trons- Baslness ServlcM 1816. tunity today. Our now (Jhriat- to this newspaper stating qualifications. Send totter of applicatioa to: , mission, power steering and maa Gift catalogues are more ' brakes, excellent condition, Offered 18 OH I DO WE WORRY! I I beautiful than ever. Show them 9300. 640-1908. SHARPENING Service - Saws, Televlalon Repairs and they wlll.sell for you. CaU Address Replies to BOX P C. ALTMAN, Diftriet Motiagor i m CADILLAC — good run- knives, axes, shears, skates, Radio Repairs 389-4923. filng condition, extra pair of rotary blades. Quick service. Antenna Inatallatlons W. T. GRANT COMPANY WAITRESS WANTED, 9-3, Mon- good tires on -wheels Included, Capitol Equipment Co., 88 Satisfaction Guaranteed HHmulirBtrr tEnrithtg l$rral& alto new brakes. May be seen Main Bt., Manchester, Houra ED BISKS, TECHNICIAN day-Frlday. Apply Country Do­ IS BISSELL STREET 188 Silos Dm um Highway., WothorsflBld. Com, nut Shop, 1015 Bt, Man- at 1$ Tanner 8t. aftw 4 p.m.. daUy 7-S.' Thursday 7-9, Satur­ Bantlw Service' Center Main day 7-4. 648-798$. •88 MAIN BT. 649-8347 MANCHESTKR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 4965 PAGE •nilRTEEll- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESl'ER, OONN„ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1965 I^AGE TWELVE Housm For Balt 72 Houiw For Balt 72 Houtta For Bala 72 Houata For Salt 72 Suburban For Said 75 Suburban For Sale 75 Apurtmont»>-Fbti^ Apartment Bnljdlnia Rott— Tor ------i RUOB KITCHBM, btroh eabl- A iU cleo For Solo 45 ____ HonoohoM Goodi 51 AJmQUARlANt DELIGHT — OFT PORTER iT. — $ room CROMWELL ROAD — 7 room VERNON - -^'(Rockville) Exceb nets, dlshwashor, acroenod VERNON — $18,600. 8-bedroom Tenomenta 5S Tenomonts 88 oi4. r h o m .r4 ®"®S2»oI 5 Bight rooms, one floor, unusual Caps, shaded corner lot, Colonial with fireplace, 1}$ ojuiDBOARD and matal dnimt thlBT SBOalj — Movlnf. Hanv porch, evt room Colonial, i ^ Ism neighborhood,, large 6% Ranch, flreplaced living room, iu b.dnx,m., a bath., lot_78* m . colonial decor, modernised util- •crssnsd brssssway, ovorsbsd baths, snclonsd porch and ga- Mltabla for laavaa. nibbJah or mond organ Ilka naw, $800. Oat- roU R ROOM naw apartmant. SIX ROOM Duplex, m i« ^ " ii R o b e rt^ , Realtor! badrooma,* baths, Manchssttr. Reduced to room Ranch, ons year old, kltchen,^ breakfast bar, full lUes, Good land Investment po­ gsraga, 0$ Orandvlsw St. Call rags. gituatsd on a large beau­ slats entry, fireplacs, bullt-lns, '^ A S S I F J E D Incinerator. Delivery available, tro convertible aofa, $38. Waat- second floor, children accepted, occupancy. Inquire 280 Hilliard ^ ' room, garage, quiet street, $11,800. Hutchins Agency, basement, MxlTO lot. Bel Air Inghouse front loaded washer, occupancy_____ lai R11A Nov. ftt 1st, nr esd- ecreened-ln patio, ISOxlOO I.ieonard Agency, Realtors, 644- kitchen has a bullt-ln stove $20 on your old watch In ANDOVER—3 room fumlahed ing rooms, 2 car garage, 8 full Help Wanted— Male 36 Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 cott St. Features Include 649-7620 room Ranch with rac room, level lot, terrific value at, BRAE-BURN REALTY 0469. STUDIO GARRISON COLONIAL In ex­ baths, stone and brick con­ and a dlah\)/aaher. Built by ______trade. Closed Mondays. F. B. range, refrigerator, dispos­ apartment, oaH 742-7841. FIRST CLASS mechanic, must GERMAN Shei*erd puppies, yj., street. State over half acre land, $ garages. ecutive neighborhood on a struction, professional land­ $16,400. 643-6273 BOLTON — 4 bedroom Ranch, a contractor for his own 17 Oak St. 643-8171 al, modern cabinet kitchen, For full Information call Ells­ have own tools, top wages and AKC, pure white, other beau- Theater Building. AVAILABLE November 1—At­ beautiful wooded lot, 6 rooms, scaping, 2 rec rooms, and much 2 car garage, tennis court, family, it contains many loads of closet space, ce­ CATO with lt4 baths, beautiful fuU benefits. CaU Mr. Harris. Wful markings. Bred for tem­ tractive 3V4 room apartment, ^ a Ro B AttracUve 8V4 room worth Mitten Agency, Realtors, 1V4 baths, breieseway, 2-car ga­ much more. J. D. Realty, 643- acre lot, many trees and quality features not usually ramic tiled bath, laundry location, full six room home, perament and beauty from Oak Lodge, 267 Tolland Tpke. garage, 1V4 baths, Are- 648-6980, rage, $26,400. Phllbrick Agency, 6129, 640-3877. shrubs, custom built by U A R found In this price range. 649-4871. Florists—Nurstrles 49 Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 facllltlee, elevators, carpet­ WOLVERTON full basement, new heating champion llnee. OaU 742-8970. Adults, no peU, $126. monthly . ' n # ooo. Hutchins ------649-8464. Housing. Owner transferred, Coventry Woman Aide of the Year TRtXlK driver and stock clerk, ed halls, Individual con­ system, fireplace, trees, plus Better call now. It won’t HARDY CHRYSANTHEMUMS 0® N T L B M .^ S Oxford g r y Pali 643-9171.______Realtors. 649-8324. must sell, $25,900. J. D. Real­ be on the market long. Superintendent Francis P. Kelley of the Mansfield Training over 18. Apply In person Alcar trolled heat, closed circuit GOOD INVESTMENT MANCHESTER 6 room Ranch, AGENCY an enclosed yard. Excellent SIAMESE Idttena for eale loaded with buds and blossoms P r«lically NEW LISTING! buy. Vacant. T. J. Crockett, ty,, 643-8129, 649-3877, School presents a special award to Mansfield's "Aide of the Auto Parts, 226 Spruce St. new, worn once, size 40. Also T-V, expert superintendent brand new, aluminum siding In all colors, 60c and 78c each. Businen lAieatlon. a ^ Safeguard your family’s fu­ 649-2813 Year," Mrs. Lucille Cyr, Homestead Ave. Coventry, while CaU 644-0611. gray trench overcoat, size 42, service. «*«•. AA Interested In a 7-room uoi and brick, full cellar, large lot, Realtor, 643-1577. BOLTON — Two large 7-room JOHN H, LAPPEN, Inc. Also, trees and shurbs at rea- The charm of this lovingly ninner-up Mrs. Aurelia Gregorek of Stafford Springs looks with detachable lining. Any Model apartment open 2- ______F or R en t 64 onlal, 2 - car garage, M bed- ture and Invest wisely In garage, sliding glass doors sep- Coloniala, 2 fireplaces, large 649-.'-)26I BOSTON TERRIOR puppies, gonable prices. Open 7 days a Mamchester on. Tlie award weui presented st ceremonies honoring 58 DAYS reasonable offer accepted. 649- 8:30 and 7-9 p.m. dally. DESIRABLE Store oi office rooms, 2V4 baths and family this 10 room 2 family horns eratlng dining room from rear maintained older home Is family room, bullt-lns, 2-car fAKC registered, champion sire, week and nights Ull dark. Pon- on Oak Street. Features ex­ found conveniently located 807 WOODBRIDOE St. — 8 bed­ AftDT 6:00 P.M. or WeDkDndf graduates of the school’s in-service program. 6 weeks old, call 643-8829. 0780 after 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, 1- space, ground floor, clean, at- room. If so, call Wesley R. sundeck. $10,900. J. D. Realty, INCOME PROPERTY garage, porchea, hot water oil ticelU’s Greenhouse, 433 N. cellent Income, 3 car ga­ at 198 Parker St. on spa­ room Ranch, garage, screened CaU 649-6140 Inspector — Familiar with 8:30 p.m. ♦motive and reasonable. Apply .smith. Realtor, 643-1867 today. '843-6129, 649-3877. heat, approximately one acre Main St. rage, Large lot. Call Doris cious A zone lot. In addi­ porch, located on bus line. Im­ Two family, 5 over 5, down­ . layout and final Inspection BEAGLES, AKC registered, Mr. Chasse. State Theatre, 11 ------:------——— lot with ample trees. Imme­ CONNECTICUT a.m. - 8 p.m. DUPLEX 8-8, In central Man- Smitih. tion to the foyer with open mediate occupancy, reasonably town Just off Main Street. Tolland o f aircraft sheet metal puppies and started gun dogs, Wanted— ^To Buy 59 WARANOKE ROAD diate occupancy. Charles Les- MANAGEMENT CO., INC. ------Chester. 3-bedroome each side, French doors, a delightful priced. Call owner, 640-7860. Excellent return on your In­ VERNON—6 r^oom Ranch,' rec bracketry. excellent pedigree, reasonable. Fuel and Feed 49-A perance, 649-7820. __ __ P WANTED — Partitioned or lead­ 233-4431 828-4139 BEAU-HFUL two room air con- ^ condition. 2-car garage, living room, fireplace, gra­ vestment. or owner occupied room, bullt-lns, garage, large Anthony Rd., Tolland, 875-8062. JARVIS REALTY CO. Nine rooms, 4 bedrooms, 3 full TWO FAMILY, 4-4, on large lot, as lower unit currently WOOD — Seasoned hardwood, ed glass, electric table lamps, Model Apartment, 649-2852 dltloned office at Venchester s “ ^yesley R. Smith. cious dining room and three SOUTH WINDSOR—New list­ wooded lot. Ideal for young ex­ smartest address. Ample park­ 649-1200 043-1121 baths, prime location. with large storage building In available. Convenient to bus Tube Bender—^Must be will­ AKC Sheltie— trt-oolor puppy, 9 cut to fit your fireplace. De­ also kerosene lamps. CaU 823- Realtor. 843-1667. bedrooms, a den, a 25' ing. Charming 5H room ecutive. Asking $21,.500. Prin­ Democrats Elect FIVE ROOMS, stove second ing. lobby receptlonlst-steno- rear, one apartment now va­ or stores. $13,500. Call D. ing and capable of setting months old, $100. Cajl 646- livered. CaU 742-7862, 742-7279. 6871. EVES. 649-2819, 643-0038 square rec room and off Ranch, 3 bedrooms, living room cipals only, 646-8078. floor,______adults only,.... $60 per grapher, telephone service cant, convenient location, $14,- Sisco. up and operating from mas­ 0092. T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor from it an enclosed porch with fireplace, kitchen and din­ BALED hay for horses and cat- WE BUY and sell antique and month. J. D. Realty. Call 643- available on premises. Inquire 800. 646-1019 between 5-7 p.m. COVENTRY — 7 room gambrel ter tube and gauges. Also HILLTOP DRIVE 648-1577 27x16 complete with wln- BARROWS & WALLACE ing area, also a finished rec­ Noonan Chairman able to estimate time re­ tie. excellent quality, by the used furniture, china, glass, sll- gjjg at Lobby 387 E. Center St. Call CONCORD RD. - Beautiful reation room, good condition rooif Ck)Ionial. circa 1732. 6 dowjs and screens; a gen­ Manchester Parkade Roljort Nr>onan was elected the election of previous corn- quired to set-up and op- Lire Stodc 42 bale or ton. Call 649-3895, 643- ver. picture frames, old coins, ------___ ----- 649-4681 weekdays, 9-8. Immaculate newly decorat­ Ranch, large living room, for­ PORTER STREET area — 6 Manchester 649-5306 throughout, walking distance beautiful fireplaces, beehive guns, pewter, scrap gold, FT/E ROOM FLAT, third floor, erous size kitchen with chairman of the Democratic mlttee chairman Preston Hard- 0976 after 7:30 evenings. ed 6 room Ranch with mal dining room, cabinet room Dutch Colonial, Screen­ EXECUTIVE Open 8:30-9 Dally to new elementary school. VA oven, painstakingly restored ermta watches, old Jewelry, hobby newly decorated, available TWO, three or four stall garage dishwasher and disposal, a Town Committee at last night’s ing, in which proxies were HORSE boarded, privaite farm, fireplace and attached ga­ kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea­ ed poroh, garage, lovely shad­ 8:30-6 Sat. and Sun. or FHA financing available preserving all its traditional collections, 'paintings, attic con- now, $80. Call 643-8118. plus separate office for rent. laundry room near by an Transfer forces the sale of features, every modern im­ meeting, defeating Thomas- counted. Danforth's ruling stood excellent care. OaH 643-6066. Garden— ^Parm—Dairy rage, city water, city sew­ tion room, landscaped yard. ed lot, only, $18,000. Hayes with minimum down to quali­ Machinist—Able to set-up tents or whole estates. Furnl- — ------Inquire at Crockett Agency, attached garage! Note this 7-room Colonial with 3 provement for present day Manning, 13-11. Mrs. Roberta and Noonan was elected. Walter ers, and walking distance Marlon B. Robertson, Realtor, Agency,A g e ^ , 646-0131. large bedrooms, 1% batha, fied buyer, $16,900. U * R and operate from blue­ - . i ' Products 50 ture Repair Service. 643-7449. ROOM, nearly new, 2 fam- 244 Main St. also: Tiled floors In bath Lots f or Sale 73 comfort. Priced in mid 20's. Mulligan was elected vice chair- Bilecki then -moved that the lly, attractive, spacious, s e p a -___ to shopping. Landscaping 643-8953. large bright kitchen with Realty Co., Inc., Realtors, 643- prints. Also wiUlng to b o w e r s S(3H(X)L—3 • bedroom room and lavatory, modem For appointment to see please four vacancies on the vote be made unanimous. Poultry and SuppUes 43 o o URTLAND, Macintoeh, and ------rate oil burner, parking. Avail- STORE for rent, 217 Center St. excellent with flowering bullt-lns, formal dining EXCELLENT B zone lot, 2692. Robert D. Murdock, 043- leam short run die making. Ranch, treed lot. Large kitch­ hot water heating system, committee were filled. Bllecki, treasurer of the com­ Deiteious apples. Apple older able now. 643-6030, 649-7277, comer Newman St. available crab, red maples and other MANCHBS’TER — Raised room, large treed country cleared, city water and sewer, 6472. cairLange Agency, 1-228-9349...... Rooms Without Board 59 en • dining area, 3 fireplaces. new wiring, 100 ant. serv­ mittee read a report of cam­ made on premisee. Ferrando’s ------247-3636. November, reasonable rent. shrubbery, flourjriilng un­ Ranch excellent condlUon. lot, 12 X 22 paneled family good Manchester section. J. D. Twenty-five out of 26 eligible TWO nice geese for sale, very ice, circuit breakers and VERNON — room Ranch, Orchards, located on Birch Mt. ROOMS FOR RENT, ono b lo c k ______c a ll 643-7931. der Tender Loving Care, 8 bedrooms, large kitchen with Reduced for quick sale. Hayes room on the first floor. Re­ Realty. 648-8129. VERNON — 8 room home on members were present at the paign expensM and raid that the reasonable. 843-9129. brass plumbing! Many VA baths, 16x21 paneled fam­ party had remained In the GUNVER MFG. CO. Rodd, off Hebron Ave. (Rt. from Main Street, free park- THREE ROOMS for rent w it h ______$22,000. room for table, dining room, Agency, 646-0131. duced to $24,900. beautiful landscaped lot, conve­ meeting, Which was attended by othgr features will please ily room, sundeck, recreation black. 94) Glastonbury. Ing, kitchen privileges, gentle- heat, stove, $80. monthly. In­ family room, two fireplaces, nient location, hot water heat, .55 persons. Stuart Danforth 234 Hartford Rd., Manchester MANCHESTER — PresUge room, walkout basement. #all Articles For Sale 45 men only. 643-5127. quire 32 Church St. LARGE comer store for rent, CONVERSE & DUPRET two full baths, two car garage, you as a prospective home BOLTON priced to sell. Leonard Agen­ was elected temporary chair­ Harding then asked that when area. Spacious 6 room Colo­ WARREN E. HOWLAND to wall carpeting, 100x250 well a permanent secretary was reasonable. 843-7728. Route 83, Talcottvllle paUo, beautifully landscaped buyer. An inspection (by cy, Realtors, 646-0469. man on the second vote defeat­ WALLPAPER and Paint sale APPLES, Macs and Delicious. THE THOMPSON HOUSE, Oot- nial, baths, 2-car garage, appointment) will reaffirm Realtor 643-1108 landscaped grounds, fabulous ing John Burokas, 12-11. elected, a ruling should be MAN FOR Wsirehouse and deUv- 875-1811 lot with trees, wall to wall car­ this week. Morrison Paint and 172 So. Main Street. tage Street, centrally located, 464 MAIN ST. — 3 rooms, $86. 643-2197 enclosed breezeway. Direct your preference for the well m Mre lot, $2,500, (buy 400 range, assumable 4% per The resignations of Mrs. Al- sought on the validity of using ery work. Apply Agway Inc., peting and drapes Included In Wallpaper Store, 739 Main, large, pleasantly ■ furnished Call 643-2426, 9-5. Houses For Rent 65 from owner 643-9644. maintained older home and -___^yEUh'-^mtaimum down pay­ 12 ACRES PLUS cent mortgage, early occu­ len Corkum and Donald Tyrell. proxy in State Central commit- 1310 Tolland Ipke. Buckland. (Theatre Bldg.). APPLEIS—^McGowens and Bald- price of $24,800. Phllbrick MANCHESTER —- Spacious 8^ pancy. Upper teens. 876-6037. . . . well, when would you ment). And a six-room house for from the committee, and of tee rulings. wlns, squash, acorn, butternut, J !^ '" o v e S t " '^ a n d ^ p o m S GENTLY ^ O O L area-clean EXECUTIVE Ranch, 7 Agency 649-8464. X — MANCHESTER — 7 room room Etagllsh Colonial, 4-hed- EXHIBIT builder — experienced RICH STONE-FREE loam, $14, gi. half bushel, bring contaln- like to see It? only $17,500. The hbiTBe is SOUTH WINDSOR — If you Manning as secretary, were Correction rooms, .modem kitchen with all Colonial (optional fourth bed­ rooms, IVi baths, den, rec 2 acre lot,A $3,500. only, excellent opportunity. five yards. Sand, gravel, stone, guest rates. « = W y : Write trR e'n ? 98’ ^ : old, estimated that it was have been looking for a home read. Mrs. Corkum and Tyrell The Tolland Volunteer Fire ers. 336 Hillstown Road. R. Smith, 643-1667. Second Ave. Taftville, Conn. built-lns, dining room, two fire- COLONIAL — IIH rooms, $% room) 3 full ceramic Uled room, garage. Hayes Agency. Displaycraft, Inc. 643-9667. fill, and manure. 643-9604. 22 acre tract, $22,000 built in the early 1800s and with a family room on the are both moving from the area. Department open house ait the NICE ROOM, attracUve homo, ' ^ ------TZ------—------'---- ^------* places, 2H baths, famUy room, baths, Uvlng room 80x16, stone baths, aluminum siding, one WALTON W. GRANT 646.0181. (financing available). needs some work. But basic­ main floor, call us today on The meeting bogged down In New Merrill Rd. station will bo SALES AND Servics cm Ariena, F*rtiH *pr« KO A genUeman with references, SU B C A SE : New three room g jx ROOM homo, garage, fife- two car garage wooded lot, fireplace,^ 6 acres of land, out- car garage, walking distance to AGENCY fe r t lllz e r s 50-A convlnient locaUon 21 throi^h June, with pi^ce, straight rental or option g29,500. PhUbrick Agency 649- buildings, $31,800. Phllbrick 80 ARCELLIA DR. — Newly ally it is sound. Has a new this_ charming _ 6 room _ Ranch _ disagreement from the start held from 2 - 6 p.m. tomorrow, TOOL & GAGE MAKERS Hahn Eclipse, Jacobson lawn schools and buses. Selling for Lillian Grant, Realtor 87 Vi acres, $29,000 (financ­ mowers. Also Homelite chain GOOD COW manure — $5 and Church St. 649-4966. appllances and heat, parking, j,uy. Asking $178. monthly, Agency, 649-8464. painted 6 room ' Ranch with heating system, good water home that we^just listed. It of- Melvin Backes questioned not .5 - 6 p.m. as appeared in $19,900. Call the R. F. Dimock 643-1153 ing available), JIG BORE OPERATORS sawrs and IntemaUcnal Cub (}a $10 loads. Excellent for lawns Available Nov. 1. 849-2216. j jj Realty, 643-8129. ‘ storm windows and doors and supply, porches, etc. fers 3 good sized bedrooms, *^*’® order of the warning and ye.slerday’a paper. dot Tractors. Rental equipment Co., 649-6248. room alr-oonditioners can be large living room, kitchen and *l-’’o.the validity of the session ------There Is about 500 foot Top rates, overtime, aU benefits *** yours for $20,000. You can as­ F. M. GAAL AGENCY dftnlng area, 12x22 paneled because the written warning Mancheeter Evening Herald wi^ makos. L A M Equipment ______. . . . St Garden Apartments, new stpve Suburban For Rent 66 MANOHBISTEJR — New Ranch, frontage on the road. Ap­ was not received five days be- Tolland correspondent, Betto 0 sume a ' VA mortgage and family room with bookshelves, plus profit sharing. Oorp., Route 88, Vernon, 878------• ■ and refrigerator, choice of col- Gall Green Broker quality built, 3 bedrooms, 2 pay $128. monthly. You will proximately half the land is one car aittached garage, com­ fore the meeting Quatrale, tel. 375-2848. 7609. Manchester Exchange — ors, $90 per mqnth, no lease. VERNON — Spacious five room 742-7092 643-2682 Household Goods 51 n ic e r o o m for woman, kltch- OPEN HOUSE baths, garage. 2 zone heating, have a private fenced In yard, cleared, the other wooded. bination windows, well land­ Manning explained he had the & 1948.______Leonard Agency, "Realtors, 646- apartment, resting In Ideal BIG COUNTRY Manchester Tool Desifirn ^terprla EVERYTHING In sterilized re- *“ privileges, ref $26,200. J. D. Realty, 643-5129, 8 bedrooms (2 with bullt-ina), Some town records show scaped lot, excellent condition election of members a.s the 0469. country setting. Call 646-0311. first item becau.se eligible fe­ 130 Hartford Rd., Manchester conditioned used furniture and orences. Call 643-4886. ______Living with this fast and 649-3877. tiled bath, cedar closet, attic this parcel to be 15-16 acres throughout, near elementary SATURDAY and SUNDAY — 2 P.M. - 5 P.M. males were needed before the Nohel Winner 649-5263 LOAM appliances, high quality — low ROOMS FX>R RENT, ladies pre- SIX ROOMS, centrally located, ROCKVILLE — 3 room apart- sassy 7 room Spilt Level fan, garage and cellar play­ . . . some 12)^ acres. school. Priced at only $18,700. MANCHESTER — conveniently Suburban For Sale 75 vice chairman and chairman prices. LeBlanc Furniture, 195 ferred, cooking facilities, cen- $135- monthly, heated. J. D. ment, including electricity. home, situated on a coun­ room with heat. We will miss U & R Realty Co., Inc., Real­ Top grade, fine texture 75.77 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE located 6 room home of gen­ Ideal for horse lovers, priv­ were named. Accepts Prize South Street, Rockville. 875- jral location. OaU 649-7292 643- Realty Co., 643-5129. heat, refrigerator, and stove, try sized and treed lot, 8 our wonderful neighbors. Call COVENTRY — 7 room country tors, 643-2692. Robert D. Mur­ DELIVERY MAN. steady part- loam for sale at a low, low erous sized rooms, enclosed acy seekers, a heme to live According to State Central 2174. Open 9-8. 7334 ’ ------—------$110. Rowe and Rowe Realty, bedrooms, baths, long 648-6020. home located on main route, dock, 643-6472. MOSCOW (AP) — MlkhaJl time work, from 12 noon, price. $1.00 a yard if you porch and garages. Ideal for ta at present and build a Commillee rules, the chairman SIX rooms, hot water heat, no 875.3167. flreplaced li-ving room, ideal for horses, etc. Priced to Sholokhov today accepted the -T wholesale distributor In Mem- load and haul. $1.50 a yard the large family or has two new one In the years to and vice chairman must be of SEWING MACHINE — Singer MODERN ROOM private bath children urtder 12 years. CaU heated family room, ga­ sell. Leonard Agency, Realtors, 1966 Nobel Prize (or Literature, chester. Cllall 648-2626. if we load and you haul. family conversion possibility. come, etc. We consider this the opposite seX. automatic zlg - zag, cabinet entrance, parking, rec after 6 p.m., 649-9732. ROCKVILLE — 4 rooms, first rage, located in a quiet con­ 646-0469. SOUTH WINDSOR the .same award he criticized C $1.50 a yard plus, $5.00 an floor, clean, heat and stove In­ Leonard Agency, Realtors. 646- CUSTOM HOME an excellent buy at only Noonan pointed out that the PART - TIME electrician, car model, excellent condition, but- room privileges. 643-9896. venient residential area and when it was given to Boris Past­ hour for truck If we load ton holes, embroiders, hems, SEVEN room tenement, 22 Lo­ cluded. 649-3193 or 875-1894. 0469. WAPPING — Immaculate- 6 $17,500. And the only rea­ vice chairman and chairman do necessary, mt^st be able to offered at, $28,500. Here's a dandy buy , in a SULLIVAN AVE. ernak in 1958. and haul. We haul on Sat­ etc., wras $309.50, unpaid bal- FURNISHED room, $10 per cust St„ $120. CaU 643-2426, room Ranch, flreplaced living son this property is avail­ not have to be members of the work alone on occasion. Call ANDOVER — 8 room house. LARGE 7 room Colonial, fine custom built ranch urdays only. Weekdays call ance $69.85, take over pay- week, Birch St., parking. 646- 9-5. room, family room, full base­ able is due to sickness. committee. "I gratefully accept the Nobel 643-6016. Can be used by two families, tiled baths. 2 fireplaces, large home in Rockledge. This is 643-2438 and ask for Ber- ments of $8. monthly. City Sew- 0395. a pretty 6 room home in a ment with rec room. Bel Air OPEN HOUSE Danforth ruled the call would Prize,” the author told a corre­ nle. Saturday call either FIVE ROOMS, 2 or 3 bedrooms, 2 kitchens, etc., central heat,.- family room, 2 - car garage, ing Center, Hartford, 622-0476. ;------setting of natural beauty. Real Estate, 643-9332. T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor SUNDAY stand. A vote to table the first spondent of Tass, the official 643-2438 or 643-0161 ask heat and hot water, garage, 2 - car garage, centrally lo­ WOLVERTON built - ins, city utilities, ex­ BLECTRIOIAN or helper. 644- ______ATTRACTTVB sleeping room, Priced in mid-twenties. Call item was defeated 13-12. Soviet news agency. lor Andy or Bemie. $115. Available Immediately. cated. CaU 278-0000. After 6 cellent location, quick occu­ (COVENTRY — 6 room, well 643-1577 0109. CLEAN, USED refrigerators, gentleman, shower, private en- l>oris Smith, New custom built Raised Bjickes’ motion to adjourn the Sholokhov learned of the ranges, automatic washers trance, parking. Inquire 195 J. D. Realty Oo., 643-6129. p.m., 643-8783. ' pancy. Charles Lesperance, maintained home on elevated AGENCY Ranch. 8 huge rooms, 2'-4 meeting because it was illegal­ award Friday in a telegram MACHINIST — All around ex- k b jjp y o u R carpets beautiful guarantees. See them at Spruce St. 649-7620. acre lot, fruit trees, etc. $14,- COVENTRY — Clean four room POUR ROOM heated apart- VERNON — modern 4 room 649-2813 baths, built-ins. rai.scd ly called was defeated 21-2. from his .secretary. T perience required. ’The Quint despite ccsistant footsteps ■)f 1^- Poarl’s Appliances, 649 JARVIS REALTY CO. 200 for fast sale. Leonard Agen­ Cape, area of pine trees, full Eleven people were nominat­ Machine Co. CaU 643-2781, 8 ment, centrally located, all util- apartment, with heat, electric ROOMY 6% room split, m hearth, paneled rec room, He had been hunting geese a busy family. Get Blue Lus- Main St, CaU 643-2171. ______PLEASANT room for gentle- 649-1200 643-1121 cy, Realtors, 648-0469. basement, immediate occupan­ ed to fill the four vacancies a.m.-4:30 p.m. ities. CaU 649-1919 between 8-7 stove, electric hot water heat- baths, garage, shaded patio, rumpus room, 2-car garage, and fishing with his wife and EVES. 649-2519, 643-0038 cy, $9,900. full price. Leonard on the committee. To win, a p.m. er, ceramic tile bath, cabinet MANCHESTER — 6 room Cape, trees, large lot, only $17,600. VERNON — Custom U 4 R 3-zone he^t control, cen­ two sons in northern Ktua- V : S . pS \ w S C ; UNCIJUMED l a y a w a y 21 Edmund St. Agency, Realtors. 646-0469. candidate had to receive at NIGHT ’TIME Janitor, 6 eve­ kitchen, combination storms, 8 bedrooms, Immaculate condi­ Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649- bulH contemporary Ranch, trally located. $24,900. khstan, away from populated LIGHT housekeeping room, all MANCHESTER — Modern 8 least 13 votes to achieve a ma­ nings a week, must, be steady. Supply. Rsfrigwntor, Btove and TV near shopping center, church­ tion, fireplace, must be sold. 5324. family room, fireplace, sun- VERNON centers and could not be room apartment, heat, hot MANCHESTER 2 bedroom old- jority. On the first ballot Bud Included improvements, all utilities. 136 es and schools, first floor. CaU Owner moving into new home, deck, high scenic sloping wood­ Six room custom built Colo­ reached by telephone. SCREENED LOAM - For the Bissell St. water, stove, refrigerator, NEW 8 room Raised Ranch, in er^hpuse, edumlnum siding, ga­ Goetz received 19: William night time mechanic, 6 eve- lawns and gardenA from 876-9493, after 6. $16,800. J. D. Realty 643-5129, ed lot. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. nial L-shaped Ranch, 1% ANDERSON-GORMAN The Tass report was the first S Modern Rooms of Furniture washer and dryer In basement, prestige neighborhood, near rage, porches, convlnient loca­ Summers, 15; and Irene Gay, Bings per week, mechanical ©ur screening plant, Andover- Appliances, Lot No. COMFORTABLE room for gen­ 649-3877. baths, cabinet kitchen, word from Sholokhov on the ablllty or previous experience Columbia. Delivered. George $90. Adults. N3-0310 after 6. parkway, 2',4 baths, fireplace, tion, $13,000. Marion Eldlund VERNON 4-bedroom Ranch REALTY 14. William LaBellc was elect­ 1() Pc. Beditwm Set tleman, separate entrance, 2-FAMILY DUPUEX built-ins, carport, amesite award and indicated he would helpful. Paid vacations, insur- H. Grlfflng, Inc., 742-7886. — Wanted To Rent 68 built-ins, paneled family room, Real Estate, 644-0414, 288-4619. in desirable Center area, fire- ed with 14 v'otes on the third 8 Pc. Living Room Set parking. Call 649-2460. BRAND NEW custom built 3 drive. be the first Soviet author to ac­ ance benefits. If Interested ap- — ------— ------38 Pc. Kitchen Set builders .serrifice at, $20,500. placed living room, baths, 87^-6302 644-1732 ballot. Other candidates nom­ room apartment; spacious WANTED—6 or 6 room rent, MUST SELL — Immediately, HANLEY AGENCY cept the coveted prize. ply In person, Parkade Bowl- CRRIS’TMAS CARDS — Books Itei or Spate Bedroom Set Located conveniently in central Manchester within Jumper and Blouse Call 643-9133. family kitchen, loaded with inated were Mrs. Lee Johnson, LARGE ROOM, spacious closet, rooms, extra large closets, and reasonable, • Bentley School leaving state, extra large four Ing Lanes. No phone calls. from six nationaUy knowm com­ $8 A WEEK walking distance of High School, Junior High and pine cabinets, dishwasher, etc., 643-0030 Mrs. Mariljm Dandurand, Eu­ In 1958 Sholokhov Joined other next to bath and shower, pri- all ultra modem facilities, cen- area, where 11 year old boy bedroom Ranch, 2V& baths, 2 VERNON — Beautiful 6-room Soviet officials In criticizing the panies. Can show on leave Bentley Schools, this income property offers much basement garage, rear porch, ROCKVILLE, 8 room older Colo­ gene Wanat, Uriah Mathlson, ORDBJRLY—Operating room 7- books. Discount on October or- 9 S U vate family, gentleman, park- trally located, parking avail- and dog can enjoy themselves, fireplaces, family room, excel­ Cape Cod, attached breezeway. potential. Each ^room duplex has a dishwasher, heat­ partially finished rec room. A nial, garage, plus extra level Paul Bakke. Mrs. Georgians ^wedi-sh academy for awarding tag. 649-0719. able, call 649-9258. Call 643-6502, 5-9 p.m. Mohair Accent! lent condition, make offer. Call garage, 3-4 bedrooms, alumi­ 8:30 shift, Monday-Friday, call ders. CaU 643-8452, 648-8768 for nitipnT T N T TiTTRN I'l'l Ik F ing system, attic storage, garage facilities and is in lot of house for $1S,9(X). Hayes lot, new furn(icc, excellent lo­ Hampton, and Michael Pas- prize to Pasternak for the Manchester Memorial Hospital appointment. tVAT>l?TlOTTQlP 643-6329. num storms, walk-out ba.se- novel ” Dr. Zhivago.” FIVE ROOM redecorated, heat- Agency, 646-0131. cation, asking, $16,000. Rowe quenca. 643-1141 ext. 255 for an ap- — ------.V AKliittUUSJli Houses. For Sale 72 excellent condition. One duplex has II/ 2 batha. Don’t ment, good sized lot, fine The condemnation said the potat An equal opportunlW DUO-’THERM automatic gas «W0 MAIN STREET, 822-7240 miss this opportunity to inspect a fine ^family home. MANCHESTER — spacious 7 and Rowe Realty, 875-3167. It was ruled that the new pvulu .A.1I oqutti uppurvuiuLy ____ ^ rent a.tat 801 MainMata St. tioK AaraiioVtiA IX — Bolton Center — Choice neighborhood, only $18,.500. members could not vote last award was made on nonobjec­ employer. space heater, Uke new. 643- Hartford, CootucUcut line, $125. monthly. Available- r a n CH - Large family sized room Colonial V^ baths, fire­ Cro.ssroads Real Estate, Man­ tive factors and was politically location L-shaped Ranch, large Vernon night because their terms on 4237. Nov. 1st. Call after 5:30, 649- kitchen, large living room with place, wall to wall carpeting, chester, Conn., 643-0941. Inspired. The Pasternak 'book,' Formeriy FuUer Brush Bldg. WESLEY R. SMITH ~ ARTHUR A. ^ O F U living room with flreplaAfc committees became effective IMME3DIATE openings for se­ Apartments— Flats— ______flreplacq, 8 bedrooms, fee bullt-lns, two car garage. Own­ criticiU of Soviet life, has not curity guarda for local Indus- 10x12 FOOT tool shed, reason- er. 643-8832. kitchen has built-in stove and CALL 'THE MOVER the day following their elec­ Open Monday Through 63 TWO and half room, 147 Birch Immaculate been published here. Pasterpak trial planU, 48 hour week, aW®. buyer must move. CaU Tenements— oven, ceramic tiled bath, full Wanted— Real Estate 77 tion. Saturday St.„ stove, refrigerator, $80 completely J®m^- 643.1567 — REALTORS — 643-5440 Family tested three bed­ did not accept the award. company representative will 649-7728. basement, over one acre of Mrs. Mulligan defeated Mrs. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. THREE ROOM apqrtment, 470 eled inside and out, $18,900. room home on a dead end WANTED 3 or more family Slroluklrov, 60, has written two Interview Monday, October 18, ' m----- ;—T" monthly. 643-6756. land. Built In 1964, perfect con­ Gay by a vote of 14-10 on tlie Mata Bt, $90. CaU 643-2426, Rhllbrick Agency, 649-8464. $16,900 street. Extra large lot, near private buyer. Call epic works on the III® on Don 1:30-3:30 p.m. at Conn. State AMAZING Blue lustra CAIX. dition. Selling for $19,600. Call school, built-ins, family property, third biillot in the contest for ASK FC« DAVID TWO and half room apartment, ' Cos.sacks in southern Russia — Employment Service, 806 Main “ Pholstery Manchester — 2-story house the R< F. Dimock Co.. 649-5245. room, garage. Ideal home 649-7304. the vice chaiiinanship. Other "Quiet Flows the Don'^ and 8 t., Mancheeter. beautifully soft and clean. WESTINGHOUSE refrigerator, LOOKING for anything In real refrlg- on large lot, foyer, living offering lot.s of living for nominees were Mrs, Judy Rent electric shampooer. |1. apartment size; with freezer estate rentals — apartments, orator, 575. 643-7483. RCK3CVILLE — 5 - bedroom LIS’nNOS WANTED — For per- "Virgin Ijiuids Upturned.” room, dining room, pantry entire famllv. Call Mr. Stau.ss and Mrs. Hampton, Mrs. WE HAVE work for experi­ home, aluminum combinations, Lewis, 875-6611. aonallzed serrice, call this of­ AlUiough he criticized Stalin’s Olcott variety StorA. Z " ^ U W 8 - 6 ^ Y S ^ '" d FOUR ROOM duplex available and kitchen on first floor, Mulligan is not a member of enced carpenters. Wesley R. newly redecoi-ated plus new fice. Alice Clanipet. Realtor, forced collectivization of agri­ tlon. Call 648-6901 after 6. J. D. Realty, 643-5129. 5^ 2 porches, 3 large bed­ the ' town, committee. "NEVER USED anything like fui-naoe, $13,600. for quick sale, BARROWS & WALLACE Multiple Listing Member, 649- culture, Sholokliov Is a Commu- Smith Construction Co., 643- rooms, walk-up attic, one- Both candidates for tire 1667. It,’’ say users of Blue Lus- SOLID hUPLB dinette set, In- WE HAVE customers waiting Lyness St., Manchester, Bel Air Real E.state, 643-9332. Manchester Parkade 4643. ni.st iind a member of the par­ tre for cleaning carpet. Rent eluding 6 chairs, table buffet, for the rental of your apart- car garage. A large bouse Manchester 649-5306 ciialrmanship, Manning utid for a small price. HAVE QUAIJFIED buyer for 4 ty's Central Committee. He Is WANTE3D — Meat cutter, re­ electric shampooer, $1. The and china closet, Excellent cm- ment or home. J. D. Realty, CXILUMBIA — 2-famlly gold Open 8:30-9 Daily Noonan, were asked to state the first author from the sulMol medallion 4-4 duplex, excellent or 5 room home in the $15,000 why they ■ wanted the chalr- tired man for every ’Thursday Sherwln-WUllams Co. dltlon, 649-9986. 648-5129. 8:30-6 Sat. and Sun. of "Soclall.st realism” to win Ute and Friday. Also man for ;------T" ------—— — ------'------> ...... - — ------1- INVITATION WARREN E. HOWLAND financing available. Call {or price range, near bus line. Paul nuui.'diip Both cited the need opportunity J, Correnti Agency, 643-5353. Nobel award. Thursday or Friday. Plnehurst, ^n WATKINS PRODUCTS-Early 4V4 ROOMS, heat, hot water, Realtor 643-1108 facta and figures. Leonard ANDOVEJR—Your for "unity within the party.” Mr. Gorman, 643-4151 pedla, with 10 volumes junior shoppers catch the discount, stove, rtfiigerator, parking. TO BID . Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. at a reduced price to acquire Manning said he received a WANTED commercial building - ______;______classic, 2 volume dictionary Regular_ monthly . specials, . . gift_ Completely redecorated, $120. Sealed bids wlU be received 4 acre.*) of land with a jilcely "ixilnful le.s.son” during lire last and bookcase, ten months old. items, wrappings and boxed Main St. 646- office of the General laid out Cape Cod. Fine drilled on bu.sy thoroughfare. appro)i;_i- Soilih WiiidBor MANCHESTER — West Side, matcly 4,000 square feet, suit­ election of what can happen Asking $270. 649-fm and-.personalized cards. Shop 0090, 643-0000. Manager, 41 Center Street, Coventry — Beautiful 514- well. Laundry ■ room and ga­ Help Wanted— 5*4 room cuatom Ranch, 2 (Ire- able for automotive repair, will wl\en Democrats do not all. work Male or Female 37 ORDERh t a k e n convenience. Delivered FOUR , ROOM, second floor Manchester, Conn., until Octo- room Ranch, 3 large bed­ rage. Only $17,900. Pratt Blaze Burns places, 80x230 landscaped lot, consider 5 year lease with op-, together. He added tliat the 6 m aie o r nem aie 37 T ^ ^ fm hmd apartment available Oct. 1st, her 28. 1966 at 11:00 a.m. for Agency, 742-7596, 643-9355. near school, shopping. Bel Air rooms, oil hot water heat, tlon. Call Suffleld, 668-7976. Democrats" will remain a min­ WAI’^ESSEB and waiter maae pine cone T 120 wreaths, Wert $18. Buck, 643-8768. heat furnished, adulU only. In- Llft-Alr-Oll Operated-Full Hy- 2 ’4 -car detached garage, ^ ' ...... ' ' t ority party in Tollland even Inside Walls Real Estate, 643-0332. Andover wanted, part - time and full- ter St., or call 646-0087. quire Mwchester Savtags Md jraullc. Bid forme, plans and with two rooms overhead, tliougli Uie voter registration time, experience necessary in ______j^an, 1007 Main St., Manches- ,p«.„n,atlons are available at CIRCA. .— 1784 white pillars, beautifully landscaped cor­ snprasses the Reupubllcans, as A fire, apparently started by tari and liquor CaU Mrs ( ^ - t ENT - 9x9 ouUide frame, LIVING ROOM chair rose FOUR BEDROOM RANCH electrical wiring, caused an ee* field, 8 p.m. . 1 a.m,. 648-9731. red, $174 648-1440.. '______:______;______the Controller's Office, 66 Cen- buslneStf'^zone, 3,800 square ner lot, 150 X 200, asking, long as disagreement 'exists.” used three times, reasonable. ______FOUR ROOM apartment, 04 ter Street, Manchester, Con- feet selling and storage, plus $ 12,000. Rural living at tt.s be.st.». Rome Police He said he would not he a timuted $3,000 damage to the WANTED — man or woman, CaU 643-4297. Birch 8t., first floor. Inquire nectlcut. lovely 8 room house. Hutchins Family room with fireplace, ciuulidate in tlie ni'xt election residence of Dominic Bimonte, man preferred, to drive school . . vadt^ t.—Z------T RCA 24” console.TV—UHFand second floor left. Town of Mancheeter, Agency, 649-8324. Coventry — (2) three-room 1 full and t\ro *4 bath.s, and woul^l liave to see all Uie 214 .Main St., yesterday after­ car­ Press Probe * bus noons and afternoons. 644- Mohawk wool VHF, $80. CaU 849-5624. ------^------Connecticut homes with central heat and paneled living room wall. Deiivocrats work Uigetlier be­ noon. pet, living room let, complete Nearly 4 acrea treed land 1902. MANCHESTER bn.sementa, one with attach­ fore running again. .. r 'I'lip lilaze buraed between the bedroom set, dtaetU set, bar- HOTPOINT~girfbi!ie disposal 118 Main 8t. — $100. 8 rooms, Richard MarUn beside a trout stream. $26.- General Manager CROCHET' Colonial 6 rooms, cabinet ed garage, both under, Of Bombing ’ Nmman eiiiplnislzed llie need jol.sts of the two family dwell* gain. 646-0194. with ^ horse power motor, 648-2438, 9-6 900. To sou call Don SUspo. Mkuther win find this princess kitchen, fireplace, 1V4 $6,500. to work logetlier, saying Uie ing and Inside an exterior wall $20. 36” neutone stalnleea hood Situations Wanted— (XlLLIER encyclopedia, never Jumper a marvel of .sewing etise This cozy turban and match- baths, aluminum storms, 2 (Continued from Page One) ideals of the Democratic prij'ty through to the attic and roof of with exhanst blower, $25. 861 Coventry — Beautiful 8- BARROWS & WALLACE Female 38 used, set of children’s books - - daughter w ill'love'to wear tag scarf are easily crocheted car garage, many extras. sliouUt prevail, rather tliiiii tliat the building, according to Chief Hillstown’Rd., 648-2901. rooin Ranch, with attached Manchester Parkade ClirlsUan Religions cnjiic as It wtttt the cule smocked blouse, from soft mohair! A luxury ao- of local (actions He added Uial Philip Cromhie. WOULD like to take care of very reasonable. OaU garage, three bedrooms,, Manche.'-ter 649-5306 No. $144 with PaU-O-Rama Is cent tor cool weather costumes 1 HANLEY AGENCY the council gave a final approv­ tlie Ideal.H of all Uie iiieiiiliei-s ('onsiderable (ire and smoko ehUdren while mother works. ®^9*7I62. baseboard ru.diatlon, com­ al to a document on non-Chri.s- NEED MORTGAGE ] In sties 8, 4, 8, 6, 7, 8 years. Pattern No. BO03-N has full 648-0080______■' Open 8 :30-9 Dally should be re.speeted. He al.so damage wa.s repocted U> the aU CaU 646-0681. 531 VERNON STREET plete landacaplng and beau­ ROA CONSOLE TV Ma- OPEN FOB INSPECTION 01ie 4, Jumper, l'!4 yards of crochet directions for set; stitch 8:30-6 Sat. and Sun. tian religions. Thl.s document ■said that he liud no aspirallon.s tic and stairs, along with darn*, CX)LONIAL — 7 rooms, 2-car tiful yard, a.-iking $13,900. declares, among other things, V^ILL oare for <4illdren in my '’«’Y »ood condition, Lakewood Circle (Sonth) • M-taoh; blouse, 2 yards. illustrations, beyond being cliairnian of the age to kitchens on the first and Rome, reasonaM8'.-'<3aU 649- covered wood OPEN FOR INSPECTION — SUN. 2 to 5 P.M. TV) order, send 60c In colnf to: To order, send 38c In coins to: garage, 2*4 baths, 2 fireplaces, VERNON — Immaculate 3-bed- that Jews cannot be blamed (or North side o f street at, top i'oiiimltteO'^Hiid bringing umly -second floors, U 92. ■ framed chairs, loose cushions, •us Burnett, The Manchester Anne Cabot. The Manchester aluminum siding, built 1M2. F. M. GAAL room Ranch, garage, fireplace, the Cruciftxton. to Uie parly. 'i'he blaze was first noticed o f hUL ^ DUtEOnONSi doing eaot on Eaot MIddto TumptlM, Vernon Street b a left tom ahimlnum -combination win- Italian and Vatican milhor- —:...... $16; chrome kitchen set with avenlng Herald, 1180 AVE. OF Evening Heihld. 1180. AVE. OF plus numerous features and ex­ Ah argunieiit about allowing by Mrs. I’hyliss Protasevtch*" KURBE8 aide wants full-time 4 leatherette chairs, $26; etu- Joat ^ mUo paat Beeslnl Bma. Wayalde Fumlturo. Gall Green Broker NSW RAISED RANCH MONEYS- AMBHIOAB, NEW YOWK, N.V. AMERICAS,fNBW YORK, N.Y. tras. An executive home, prime dowi. Immediate occupancy, ittes were reported InvosUgiiting pixixy voles for tlie chairman- daughter of Mrs. BImonte, who Work taking core of oonvalee- dent drop front desk, $10. Cgll location. Paul J. Correnti Agen­ 247-7002 643-2683 Ken Ostrlnsky, RejUtor, 643- the possibility that the letter BuUt on wooded lot. This b 'lOOM. ship began, and Danforth ruled was visiting. Both South Wind* cent or elderly person. 648- 649-0819. Phone 649-5203 This it a boaiirifuHy kopt 7-room Colentd, built In 19G1. For IsttJlass mailing add lOo For lat-olaaa mailing add lOo cy, 648 8868. 6169, 649-8678. was sent by an anti-Semitic ex- f Uig, ------a beautlfiil homo—must bo that according to sccUon 11 of sor and East Hartford firemen - 80 QAUX3N Amerloan Stand­ oeen to bo appredatedl •or Moh pattern. Print Name, for each pattern, ^ n t Name, vnmisinM Hremlst. the State Central lulos, no pixix- vveror culled to the scene. Boutii OWNER HAS HEN TRANSHRID . . . Addreoa wlta ZId Code, Style Addresa with Zip Code, Styld RANCH with 1V4 batha, five VERNON (Rockville) Charm­ ECHO DRIVE, VERNON — ard gas hot water heater, $20. ies could bo used. The section Windsor Assistant Fire Cl)lef SAT. t to 6 No >nd Size No. and Size, large rooma, cafport, full base- -ing------6-room Cape, beamed cell­ Neat five room Ranch with a , D oga— Birds— P ets 41 648-7846 SAVINGS BANK basement garage. Excellent Save all the holiday cards you said that a vacancy on the Town P rank Enea called in additional iU N. 1 to « Complete inspiring easy to Send BOo now for your new '68 ment. Nice lot. Owner must ing, cuatom wall bullt-lns, all condition and sensibly priced receive. AttracUve seals and Committee cotild be filled by all men. AXC BMAlJ i poodles, black and WARREN E. H O W U N D , Roedtor read — the fall ft winter '68 Fall and Winter Album I Regular •ell. Asking $17,600 but open city conveniences, with all ap­ 6M-108S to eell at only $16,800. T. J. tags may be out from them. Try members present and bollng. The fire was brought unda^ tolver, 7 weeks old. Call 848- MOTOROLA 21" eonwile T-V, Basio f^aMon. Send DOo now for features; <3ustom Collection; to offers. T, J, Crockett, Real­ pliances, $18,900, Bely Gessay OF MANCHESTER IN MAIN 8TBBST—(48.11M Orookett, Realtor, 648-1677. It and see. Objections were raised, citing control at about 4:40 p.m. WM anytime, oak finish, $76. OaU 649-0720. 688-6688 your tapy. .Items to oroohat, knit, itltohl tor, 648-1677, Kristofak, Realtor, 876-0701. '4 0 * ' * /SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1 ^ 9 6 6 PAGE FOURTEEN iKanrli^Bt^r Ewfittne lifra li

A b o u t Tow n Tit* Pollah Amarioan Club will maet Sunday aftaii^oon at 1 at IM OhUton St Introducing The Preebyterlan Men wHl meet Monday at 7:S0 p.m. at the Preebyterlan Churoh. Bert CMme w ill ahow elklea o f hla trip to Holland laet eummer, Refrertunenta will be aerved af­ ter the meeting. Oome and Paul Maddox wUl be hoete.

Friendship Circle of the Sal­ vation Army will meet Monday at 7:40 p.m. at the churoh for a service program. Hostesses will be Mrs. Maynard Clough and Miss RuUi Smith. Hanned Apartment Residences The Cristoforo Colombo So­ ciety will have Its 57th annual y ______banquet tomorrow at 1 p.m. at Garden Grove In celebration of in the Center of Manclmter — 175 EAST CENTER STREET Columbus Day. ATter dinner there will be dancing from 4 to 8 p.m. Those wishing to attend may contact John Andlsio, Jo­ seph Naretto or Peter Urban- etU.

The third and fourth de^ce teams of Manchester Grange will rehearse tomorrow at 7:30 Immediate Occupancy pjn. at Orange Hall. The Ladies Aid Lutheran The Most Exciting "HOME-LIKE” Apartments in Manchester! Women’s Missionary League of Zion Lutheran Church will meet Tech School Head Cited Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. In the Fred D. ManganelU, director of the Howell Cheney Technical School, was honored last night church assembly room for a by the school staff on the occasion of his 35th anniversary with the Connecticut Depart­ topic discussion. The group us- • o ment of Education with a testimonial dinner at Willie’s Steak House. Robert Donovan iMilly meets on Wednesday but (left). English teacher at the school, presents ManganelU with a gold tie clasp-cuff link changed nights for this meet­ set while Mrs. ManganelU looks on. framed in a Marge paper wreath of the figure—35. A ing. Mrs. Albln Roth, Mrs. Wll- former machinist and tool and die maker, he started his teaching career In Meriden as a Uam Sadroalnske and Mrs. 1 and 2 Bedroom Apartments machine shop Instructor, achieved his Ph. D. In vocational education from the University of Frederick Schneider will serve NWW Connecticut In 1959 and has been director of the local technical school since 1953. (Herald as hostesses. Members are re­ ■ Wmianr photo by Pinto.) ______minded to bring mite boxes. Us sto> Show— The Klwanls Club will meet Duplex Apartments with iVi Baths , portent Tuesday at noon at the Man­ •a : *<»• Rec Centers chester Country Club. Richard VBC Rothwell will show a fUm, Hams I “How to Watch Pro Football." ;-'i.'''stveral Set Opening bn our TTie town’s three recreation Pvt. Richard K. Carrier of bbtn fi centers will open for the win­ 649 W. Middle Tpke. recently taped 1 ter season Monday night. ’The enlisted In t h e Connecticut 1Mb H centers and their locations are Army National Guard and will ^ U s bai East Side, 22 School St.; West report this month to Ft. Dlx, mantar Side, 110 Cedar S t; and the N. J., for his six-month active did not Community Y, 79 N. Main St. duty tour. After his training he aver. The hours of operation are will report to Battery F, 192nd Boy from 6 to 10 esw:h evening, with Artillery, Hartford. an, we Junior members scheduled from 6 to 8, Intermediate 6 to 9, and Miss Jennifer McCormack, hlgb I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. varlet senior 6 to 10. OatTor The East Side Rec offers McCormack of 501 Porter St. game room activities, girls’ and has been elected Sage recrea­ —ctai women’s swim lesson, swim- tion association representative In Oh Ing plunges for boys, men and of her dormitory floor at Rus- A J women, and basketball for all sdll Sage College, Troy, N. Y., etage where she Is a freshman. that i ages. O. Peter Carlson Robert Richardson Jr. The West Side Rec offers his g v game room activities, boys’ David Wlggin, football coach forma basketball, and men’s basket­ Richardson Succeeds of Manchester High School, will well-r ball and volleyball. ' talk and show pictures of his up to The Community Y will have team in action Tuesday at 6:30 May room activities, boys’ and girls’ p.m. at a meeting of the Rotary wlU p bowling, boys’ basketball, Carlson to Retire Club at the Manchester Coun­ weeklj men’s basketball, and open try Club. Wllllai bowling. authoi In addition, these events will As SA Bandmaster The Sisterhood of Temple . “ in-po take place at Manchester High Beth Sholom wlU sponsor Its ‘ more School: Women’s gym class. C. Peter Carlson, bandmaster of the Salvation Army Fail Rummage Sale on Wednes- on wh Mondays from 7:30-8:30, foi- Band, is retiring after 17 years service at the Citadel day from 3 to 5 p.m. and Thurs- pie— lowed by a women’s plunge and will be honored tonight at a dinner at 6 at the Youth day from 9 a.m. to noon at ^ e quenci The Center of the Salvation Army. He will be succeeded by ally, I saving class, Mondays from Robert E. Ridhardson Jr. of 6 7 ------immgs win oe iculuicu. 6:30 to 8:30; family swim hands! Phelps Rd., who will be Installed M A. degree in 1963. He held ' . after, night, Wednesdays from 6:30 tomorrow at the morning serv- the Danforth Fellowship three Dr- arid W These Private Home-Like Apartments Feature: to 9:30. predlc loe years. He la the ani-thor of “The are attending Region One wUh I Commissioner and Mrs. Wil- Root of All Evil," published by • FRlGroAIRE ALL ELECTRIC KITCHENS, DISHWASHER, DISPOSAL, BUILT-IN OVEN, REFRIG- Beetles Worse in V.S. 11am Davidson, territorial com- Random House in 1960. Science ^ . ERATOR-FREEZER, FILTERED RANGE HOOD, EXHAUST FAN. The manders of the Eastern States, He Is currently an Instructor the ne NE)W YORK—Japanese bee- be guests at the dinner and of English at American Inter- Hotel, Prudential Center, B • CUSTOM BUILT FRENCH PROVINCIAL KITCHEN CABINETS. leased Mes dine from June through will roeak at Sunday services at nation^ College, Springfield, ton. Nlelsm A u ^ st on^moje ^ 5 kinds ^ ^ ^ Mass., and was formerly in the ^ • AIR CONDITIONERS • INDIVIDUAL THERMOSTAT CONTROLS. i Show" of trees, shrubs, turf, field and Alliance, ^ ^ game capacity at Westminster ^ at appear: garden crops. ’They cause dam­ tlon Army for more than 40 College, New Hampshire, Pa. • PRIVATE STORAGE SPACE • SOUND PROOFED THROUGHOUT. the 001 age. . running to fmany , .V, millions Carlson will still con- He U married to the former. 7:30 ^na^. at the P oli^ Ameri- years, Carlson will still con- • ASSIGNED PARKING SPACE • LARGE CLOSETS. mUlehi of dollars; to, fact, they are ^ ’ affiliation with the Miss Marilyn Phyllis Forde of can Club, 106 Clinton St. lueUle more destructive, in this coun- ^ m mis Manchester Salvafion Army. He Manchester. He and his .wile • CERAMIC BATHROOMS WITH GLASS SHOWER DOORS. Vivian try than In their original and his wife j^ave three children. source, Japan. Vlioo Hartford. Brig, and Mrs: Richard HoU, No Settlement • PREWIRED TELEPHONE OlfTLETS IN EACH ROOM. tag thf Richardson is the son of Mr. divisional commanders of the Bapt. : FARM DEBT $36 BILLION and Mrs. Robert E. Richardson Salvation. Army, will partici- Yet at Rogers • INCINERATORS AND LAUNDRY ROOMS. popittaj WASHINGTON—The total of Sr. of 203 High St. He Is a pate In tomorrow’s services at skill 01 TJ.S. farm debt at the atart of No contract settlement has • HEAT AND HOT WATER. this vear totaled $36 bllllon-45 f ^duate of Manchester High the Manchester Salvation Army. NBO*a School and 'Trinity College. The public is invited to all been reached at Rogers Corp- «ltdhe< per cent more than five years • RESIDENT SUPERINTENDENT ON PREMISES. He studied piano with Fred- Sunday services at the Citadel, though some progress has been ago. It is nearly 200 per cent iSrlei*’ «wer the farm debt of 1950. eHc Wemer from the age of six - made in negottatloni,. a tom- • LAVISHLY DECORATED AND CARPETED ENTRANCES. made I gan's until he was 17. He also studied pany spokesman said today. composition and conducting for Chamber Begins • 1 Vj b l o c k s t o SCHOOLS, SHOPPING, BANK, POST OFFICE, LIBRARY, CHURCHES. Aorea” (5ne year with Eric Leldzen of A meeting between manage­ Bhenaz the Salvation Army in New Meeting Plans ment and three locals of the • ON BUS LINE. Tha U York City. _ United Papermakers and Paper- :Stotod'< WHIST & The newly appointed band- workers was hold Thursday. irsstan master served three years in the n a i spokesman, Thomas John- U.S. Marine Corps at Quantloo, Commerce Annual-gton Sr., production manager at a / - ' SETBACK Va. and Car ip , Lejeune______NC Meeting is still about six the Manchester plant, said no "AB and was a .first lieutenant at months .off, the Chamber’s new meeting date bad yet been th e I - birth s the time of his discharge. meeting committee, under the arranged. — r f-. ' from 1 CARD PARTY In 1960 he was awarded both . chadrmanahip of Dr. Harvey The old contract ran out Oct. 4 Apartments in Each Section with Private Front and Back Entrance, Woodrow Wilson and Danforth 1. Johnston said a clause In that Pastel, is already In the process * ...» Sponsored by the Foundation Fellowships for of ch^slrur a main roeaker contract provides that the em- graduate study at Prlncerton or Choosing a mam shaker ^ French Club of Manchester assure Privacy and a Quiet Home-Like Residence. University, where he received a “f .trait unw a'new one 1. written. S e '^ N eg otia tion s are reported to MONDAY, OCT. 18 the -M award. have Involved wagei fringe The award, the highest trlb- benefits. 8:00 P J«. OPEN SUNDAYS ute that the Chamber can pay _ „ ^ __ _ to any Manchester resident, la 1 Bedroom Apartment 135.00 8 A.M. — 8 P.M. based upon that Individual’s f ORANGE HALL con trib u te to the community, ^he plant -on .Mill S t, The last two reclplenU were nianufaotures plastic molding PUBLIC INVITED PINE PHARMACY 2 Bedroem Apartment 160.00 General Manager Richard Mar- equlP^nt- Seventy employes wllll 664 Center 8t. • 640-9814 tin, In 1965, and Matt Mor- In the union local larty, in 1964. ’The meetings oommitte, tai Duplex With IVsBotlK 175JK1 addition to arranging and su­ Rebekahs Set pervising the annual event, RENT INCLUDES EVERYTHING LISTED ABOVE FRI plans and conducts the Cham­ Officers Night 1 ber’s luncheon programs and ^ arranges for general member- Sunset Rebekah Dc^c CKm ship meetings. ^ i Silver Lane Bus Line Officers Night 6n Monday at 8 p.m. la Odd Fellows Hall, NO EXTRAS mm I Heat to Erase Pietnre Mrs. Lillian Glaaer of New Haven, president of the Re- - ■ SCHENHJCTDAY, N .Y. — A bekah Assembly of Connecticut; is N O T on Strike research laboraitory here le Mrs. Veverly Jenkins of 208 working on a typo of photogra­ Hackmataol^ St., District deputy Model Apt. Decorated By Watkins of Manchester phy in which an image is pro­ president and member of Sun­ duced by light and heat alone set Lodge; and other officers In a frooUon of a second. No will attend. uiu W e Are Operating The Usual ohemlC€d developer Is needed. Refreshments will be served Model Apt. Open Sunday and Dolly 1 P.M. to 5 P.M. - I Reheating will erase the Image by Mrs. Ncimle Hiidlng and and permit reuse of the film. oommltteo. Members are re­ K Schedule and Routes minded to bring articles for a 16,000 QUARTS YOUR AIR white elephant table. By Appointment A t Any Tinfe—C o ll M3-7135 i'- NEW YORK — The average Officers are reminded of the penon toeathes ^6,000 quarts rehearsel tomorrow at t p.m. of atr every day. a Odd Fellows HalL i

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TV Shotas ocf. oietal :hester! High Stool Its Easy F or Si . -p To Falsify i t s I 'S > On a Film t t a w ’^ O tU C ( A P ) - ^ d y By yOAN OBOSBT ; WlHlanvi K^oidanUOIy slipped 6t N B W YORK (N B A ) — “FUm,” says PuUtaer prise- hi* stool Monday night In mld- winning {author Theodore H. .. ■hotw—one of those hopeful White, “ le the eCMSst medium . portents we’ve> been looking' t a t h s in which to lie." . f o r . And by way of proof, during N «ya weekly “Andy WU- the making of a television docu- Uasns Show’’ is. taped, usually ! mentary baaed on White’s beat- ’ several weeks before we see it aelling boerfe, “The Making oC on our screens. I t would hare the Preaident: 19SS,* the David t> ^ fairly easy to hare te* Wolper production unit put to- taped the sequence with guest Z’ 0. getber aome film footage, for ^ Bob Hope in which Andy lost their prlvskf enjoyment, that his balance and ihropped mo* waa, aa W hite aaya, "giddy mantarlly out' of sight. 'Ttvsy comic, but a lie.” did not choose to retape, how. The Making of the Preeldent: siver. , ■ 19S4 will be telecast on CBS, B oy and man, girl and worn.' Tueaday. 'ntoae who have an, w e’ve been watching sing, viewed the fHm In advance say era and guest stars Climb up on ItU em ln eatly fair to both sides high stools at least once per and a fine reportortal Job on . variety show ever since Dave oontetnporary history. tihUToway—may he be forgiven “ FUm has to be exciting and -.started the whole thing baok honest. I f we cut Johnson well In Chicago. and Ooldwater ba.1 S S'^'8'g ter P.M. • a ». a bt u •* tr * f’ A f-i • I' < V <»# r- *' I ni *' * V » “O '• *j »• Ml*' W . *> •»< C J ft ‘t: t> *1 ir ^ 1/ ■ »: * v * # <) fj *' H ^ t J « «1 ■ t Vt ♦ » Jl ” 1 ! “ J F A C E T W O MANCHESTER BVBNINO HERALD, MANCHESTBR» NNw, SATURDAY, OCTQBER 16, 1966 . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ BATURDAt, OCTOEER 16, IfH F A O B T H R E E SA T U R D A Y JO PR O G R A M Morning MONDAY JO PROGRAM Educational T U E S D A Y JO PR O G R A M fit——1 B ieina o«i>e. fiU Ion. Story af a whits man tom (» Bky KUuc IM) NOAA Mtoc* VMjM 9 S ^ ■ B site <0> nrtwBsn his toyslUes for hfi ss M 8 « aaa TV va•9b^pia!*SS Summer’ TV tMOM Mid tb6 IW^fUTT L WlUtam. FaulimaFsFaull______ChUdr«n-* •duosU Sd »M- <0> U i«t (M> X < ^ — I) At j ^ m w i h niW St88<» Uvtag HMsry who sdoptsdnlm many y a m News (M o n d a y F r id a y ) a young man who arrtvsarsa fi (WEDH, Channdt 24) I) BatflMtoy F ilb sr in Oonnsotiout '~ S > B a n Baaajr <0) (|> Qadakant OaMla « Bab Taang Nows n amau southomim towa, are Ths arentlan. < M )I O aad le^ BiarliaB ‘■TOomaa LjJca'* (0) llilf (8) topMsI Bspu ta Chanaei troUsd by < > B a n Of n * Waak § m iri^ SDNDAT iSi^s's^ nssi NR aad Westhas B iaa (8) BTD ^ NaT a 8 U iU (U fRBlar lhantia and tile F J f. ___ Nsws PresL Frank Atwood (t-S»4«) Wlda Warid Ql IBeete "mvislble Creature'* Tank 8:88 IS dani:d m : 1884" 80 • mlnutominute . (SMi) Baplariac _ world Ckainplonahlp Ilc im • Wright, Sandra Doms. Becia (8) Bnariea Bem ertes 8)88 Tbs Ortadys Fasste . >-$nS£SLtsfT>nto Stock Car ThrlU ^ a . M p , of nvtng;. In an aaria country (88) Varied PiasrSma vision spsola) based--aa______T. (8-M) m itM Konatea (0 ) 1 .8 8 ^ ^ ^ ” '" “ ' Ths Nai sts fifl (i) Spstts. Nsws and Wi____ TThlta's bsst - Mlling noemait llM DadloaBaa Oaaamaalaa i:M At Hoiae With TTeD % , Dr. Brsthars <01 (84848) Fsytsn Ftoee A apaotal 18 • mlnuta pra - dta# <8) Bat Masteiaan (88) Baebeiw r ~ . . M> A Itau tor Ds 18)88 (88848) The ThgUvs Kama ceramona on tka dadl- (8) Tha FMatitsnsa * ^ M d Without Bad" Bush (8 grtigpr lb. (88-48) News wMh Waiaatfs itarlowe, Nancy Gates, Rod (8, ______I I U ? <0) isiSS:®*- lll88 »44848) Nsws, Sparta aaS catloo of tka now IhilaatsltF OhamplaaaUn BswIliB ESSrVsisytba „ Bspaat of O ct lA u PJR. Teaeh of Hassackuaatta Btadlum tn (M> Oatar UasMs Tior. (8i VluiiM I’refiaasa (8848) Newt g tie P s ta lr t View (f> Ts Amharat. ' I jM ( ) Laey Shaw (8) FrleA sf Mr. Gsshsr MS (8) Fasswtrd I <8M8) D______r RUdaM . ( ^ (M?*Nows aad Wsaihsr 8 (8) Year Caatmaalty (8848) Memsal af TnHi Repeat of O ct lA 8)88 r b l Ss g a tn a in MaMaaaa Guest star Joan Btondell (O) Ths Lsgaad 6 t Jasas W ^^sr Tea Y. U)U (88) NlshttlS • “A1 Capana'^^Hod Btalmr turlia (8) Tammy (8) Captain Knagaies (S48-M) Ths Nn Jam as •-••ssJsrnsrtfiiR iR m (•M8) General HiiptiM H^^Swyeane (41) CanUasalal Clnssi___ (8i UoBM Party 8i88 (g~ Aato OritIM Shat ' ( 0 ) (88) TMlghl aiww in a mamorabla parfonnanoe 7 iu (88) Great Manseala U Maaie 8 i8 t 8)88 Tha Opea Mtad (|> News )48 (tt) Nsws U)S8 (I) Tamay Starilght as tka notorloiis - Ckleago <88> S atard n MicM Repart Ian baron falls la love with a (8) Rasretso with Otoria <0> (8848) The Deeier t Rrafl Repsat of U, PJN. ill JH ^V aa Dyha flMW Oancstar of tka lata 'Wa and iiia young beauty and plots to rid (48) News and Vlawa il> Ten Me. Dr. Jteo am s (O) 8 liS(It-M l^eo DaaS 8ay (0) t tU (tt) Ps4sr "Man Wttbout A Star" Baaeh (8) dackle CBaasan Shew himself ot his ratner boring (48) Baaa lha Ctowa <8848) Parry's gusat la Itonogr Ames 7) 88 Ths FMask Owl 7)88 (i) After Dinner hand Iielps lady owner In bat- aariy 'SO-a <8M 8> FUnpar (O) A lim______e Repeat of Oot IL 8 pjaC (8) Fsthar Rnawa Beal \ "Meet M a n y TrUson' ____ tls with nalghWa until ha’s liU (88) Pae - OaoM gfcaw <8-S»48) M M is wife. MaroaHo MeatmtannC (8) Han IMahards Shsw (8848) News With Ssaaen Pronisr (Q ) Ctoralaad Orshertrsi (8848) Yaaag M a rM s and DanisUala Rooim.------(8) OM Talh ^S4S> A Man OMM Shsnsa 8 88 8)88 (8) Baasar A ato Shew nlgbt elub ounsr In stassr's bsatsn aad goes orar to the liU MIekay Measa Chto cam. Frank Slnatm. ShsUy Jennns Crain V.8. Ooncraaaman JobB B, and Barbara Bden. (8) Deputy Dawg (8) Never Tea Yanag * & A i3£’SS&S%£ ^ Paul Wintar Bsstst jtt) Never Toe Yeung Winters, and Raymood Burr. Boone. (O) Monacan, D-Wateitnuy. <8-8M 8> Tha FamSy U t8f <«8)^MadalUsa Theater (8) Leave Itja B eaves ------Oeaeral HeeiSai SiSa (8) B aaSnC ) 8)18 Tha Art at Beelag (M)'Opsamiks _ (8) Ten Ms, Dr. . Blethers llM BIf 8 n a a ls r 8 i8« <8> Trials Of O’Brien Stretching the Moment (88) Swabhy Shaw (tt48) LsanI News, Wsaihsr U itt at TJ. Marts U ise (8S) News, Spai^, WaaCkar (8) Oeaafat Hss^hd lews 04848) Fsraui*s Daaghtes 18)88 Tha Imprspar Btiriis af BJL (tt4#> News . •'Haro of R Roma” m e ” Story iot tka (U ^) Oat Smart U ttd (88) Satarday ‘TealgM (48) Jsek IsJaaas teh Vaa Dyha Shsw MiN O) Stays Lawteaes Shsw SIS (U.BIg 8 Theatre Wealsra Mass BlghHghta "HsU On FrUoo Bay" Alan man who led tkathe youncyouni Ro­ Don Adams (C> Shew (•I) Take FIva r.s > Tsa Dsn’t Sny (O) Quastst lid& AnolAGraad- Mmato "Finnels In The N urr" TWIa ------1 Oamaia Irtdd, Boward O. Robinson man rapubllc to Tictory overo (8-S8-M) Lawrenea Walk Shaw Johnny (larson (C) 18:8 (8) I Leva Laey _ (8) Fnihsv Knsws Bert p« Jonas, .Boots Randolph, Repeat of Oot lA 80 p jn . tog mule (tads himself on auc­ _i] Tsisesrt Bkwatsrfront oop, falsely Im­ a tyrant who^,Jwa been ban- b F esri^ Ot Thrillars (8848) Fm etaiM Fhmaas <0) (8848) Yenag Mnrrteda Mlnnia Paail, Ths Joidanalms tion Uortc and then tn Nn-vy. Mayor prisoned for msnsisuiliter, lahed but wanted to rulea a- (88-88> Saturday Ntsht At Tha :|The __Mummy" Melodrama. (8) Baa Casey (8) B saserA ady Shsi Sammy Davis ia a others. Broadoast aalutss MONDAY (48) Loeol aad Mnlisnal Nsws sets out to (dear hhnself upon aalnLin. Gordon Scott, Oabrtella Movies di88 A.M. b-Sohaal Pregiama Donald O’Oooner, Martha fals release-and In dolim'apw BorA 'TTnlta Johann. (48) Sssla (8848) B Hsteh ateh O O n anu n u (0) ffuest on F irry Coino'a NashrUla Country • muslo 8)81 This to Cena. B rers and Jim Bnclms. 1)88 Ltt48> My M sOsr, Ths Oar .jUlotta.PalU (C) "Boys Nisht Out" Kim No­ liU (88) Lata (8848) News ({) MIeksy Jfonss C M cantor of the wond. (■) Aflerassn Shsw Jerry Vaa Dvlto and the vofoe gets the goods on "Mr. Big" (8-M-M) American Bandstand vak. James Gamer and Tony "Ride The HU.. Iron"______Don (8> Rameautkars* Mavla first show, Monday 9- Social Studies — Qeadss 8 8 _ (48) Merv Grilfla Shew (88) OaUece FoariwO Randall. Story of a youns (ia) Nevar Tas Yanag lSt88 (8M8) Baa Ter Tanr Ufa 8lW 8-D Poetry (1848) BThere the Aeltsa to of tom Boutnsm. (O) U)I8 (tt) Tsslght Shsw (0) Taylor and Raymond Burr, A (88-88) Oanoastratlaa . Baa Casey Grades 4. 4 (W Feature Fs)ur-Thiily (8) Mnreh Of-Tima Vniyarsity of Maaaachuaatta blonde student who dates four Korean War vet Is employed (it) Never Tae Yauag 10 p.m. on NBC. ttl88 i|44f48) News, Spelts and "The Cosmic Man" Jotai •1 Days In Life Of Piusldent’’ 1)88 (M) Oae tPOtoek Bspsrt « vs.a. RkodeRhode Island men In ordar to gather ma­ by a public relations firm (I) Andy Ot Mayberry Ms ' i l S (8) Bln 8 Ths(rtM M)M Rxpisrtag Oar Laagnaea Carradlne uid Angela Greene. (8848) Oembat _ Bigs OM *(M ( ) Canadian FeotbaB terial for a thesis on sex In (884l)Marniag Grades 44 8 the suburbs. (O) which speolallaes In keeping "AbtxA and^stello Mart The ' (n> BaokrBsoky aad sad IBis Frisals (88) News sad Waatosy 18)88 Wender of Words A colonel, InTostlgatlng a hima j« )_ P A . Air ■bree BeUgtom Ottawa Roush Rldem ya. B»- . _ names out of the papers. (8-8848) Yanag Keystone Cops" Abbott and (ii) tVkiriyblrda (tt) iM Big Newt lismniage Arts — Grades 48 ball - shaped objert which ' monton Eanmoo *’■* (8) The Laser liM (88) News - Sign Off U;88 (88-88) Pnradlsa Bay Mavla ' „ (S-NMf) HaByweed Falaoa (O) (18) V.C Air IbtM BsHgtsm 18:88 (8) Lave at Ufa U )88 Heriissa (88-18)------Dr. w. KUdaro (O) 1)18 (8) Msme)U ef (8> Onasmeke alapstlek comedy of the Key­ 8:18 (8^ ) Peter Jeaalafs News High smool a coamio man who o u appear f :«8 <8a> Great Memaats In Masle M:** Film (8848) Jeopardy (0) stone Oops was the rule and (88) Clabheass t t . t t 11)88 Japan Tsmy aad disappear at wuL (88848) MoHale’s Navy siga o n 8 :M (8) NaUaawMa BawUas M:88 (8) TwSight Wffie Haater S)M (8888) Tassday Night At 1)88 (8) News (80) Bailer Darby "The Rowling Man" A young 8iS5 (8) Mameats Of Oamlart - (8) Newe S:88 (8) N e i^ - ; lina pilot finda chSd belm P.M, (48). Ueyd Thaz4ea Show Me vise 1)88 (8) Momeats Of Oamfert e 8:88 (88) Flylnd Fbhermea sctiolar does not bellave urtt a Good Night Hyma h ;S (8) Search b r TaaMnisw (8) The Ltosteaaat onred for by mentally unbat 18)88 Book Beat I (8) Weedy Weedpeoker (0) "The Savage," Charlton Hes- Oeed Night Hyma "Kentucky Lake" prisoner in a monastery is the I (I) Mameat m 1Medttntlan - (18-88) Let’s Play Fast OfHes (8) TV4 Afismoen Shew (88) Seelal-feoaite la AsMtn aaoed gM. Marilyn Moaroa, 1)88 AUre aad Aboat 4tM (8) NFL • - Oaaatdswn Vs devil, and helps him to eo- BIga Off (C) (8848> Wkert tha Aolltn to :Mm) Haafl^ - Briahtoy Ra- RIcharfT Wldmark, Anna Ban­ Natural Sclence^radsa E4 (8) Mavte 8 (18) Fentan Fear . Thirty croft and Jim Backus. 1)88 Heritage (8848) Fsthar Kaewa Baal I) Cbeyeaas (■> TaU Ms, Dr. BrsNMTs Repeat Ui8B (8) OaMlag Light ■ :48 (18) New. aad Weafhey U ttt (■> pjr. Marts 8)88 Bmriertaf Nature UiSS (8848) News 8:85 (88) • Peter Jeaaiass Nsws "Running Target” Doris Dow­ NiSuridBclence — Omdaa 44 W E D N E SD A Y JO PR O G R A M and the )»ys nrs sent to Paris 7)88 (8) After Diaaes Marta ling. Aiihur Fmm . 8)88 IB-Seheel Piertew to nnoorar Iht laaden of a "nllow Talk" song writer (M) Mery GriftU Shew This la Conn SUNDAY PROGRAM A W ABO FlMMi; O B E B O p and beautlfid Interior deoom- Uil8 (tt) TSatokt Mow Starring Tima Chsaael imtU enemies trap Mm. Rory U(88 (8) Wedoesday Bterilght tor hate each other without Johnny Onnan (C> ■)M Sets sad Systems 1)88 (8) Best Srttor (O) Calhoun. and.Piper Lsuirte’ (O "Lore Tbat Brute" Roaring Tima Channel 8:88 (8) Tha Deputy Baker, in Jules Verna’s fan­ Jdckto Coognn, w ho plnyg SB ■tft (M) Memsfjr Laae meeting because they share UiW (8) News aad Wsather ^rtratlons (8840) Bea Oasey (8) Afteiuees Shirt Twenties gansator wkh a lieait 7:tS (8) Sacred Heart 8:88 (8) Grant Mameata In Mmrio tastic adventures beneath the eerie uncle on ABCe "The Ad- 7 (48) Ueyd Thas4sa Shsw a patty line aad he keeps It l i i a o ) Msmeal Of Meditotton • ' lundergaitea (88) At Home with KWy (8848) THutre Ae Aetlsa to of gold falls in love with a 8:88 (8) The Chriataphars (88) Aaale OaUey earth’a eurface. (O 8:88 (» Togf Bear tied up with (Mils from Mrta. Sign Oft 8)18 Whst’s'N ew (I0> Baehelor Fataer (88) Fkatare Fear-Thlity alee gill who doesn't know his (8) This U the Ufa 8:85 (8) Chaagfair TImee (0> 18:88 (8) CaadU Camera dams FemUy,” is to receive (88) Amsrioa’s Pinbtoma and Doris Day, Rock Hudson, Tony (88) Gas O’Clook Bepsrt • Children 1)88 (8) As the World Taras _ ‘‘Creature from the Haunted occupation. Paul Dougiasi (88) Oed Is the Anewar i t 88 (8) Natienwfla Bawling (»48) The wackiest Ship la Oreece’a Silver Stw of The Chaueages Randall and Thelma RUtsr. Sign Off 8)88 The Art of Beelag (8848) Let’s Make a Deal 40) Sea" Anthony Carbone and Jean Peters and Casa} (8848) Baasa Bider Ihe Army (0) ^ Repeat of Oot 17, 8:80 p.m. (88) Agriealtare an Parade Boyal Order of King George I (88) S uerm aa (C) D.S. Air Faiea BaHgIsna )IB (8848) News Bessy Jones Moreland. Aa Romero. 8:18 (8) Davay and OaUath 4:88 (8) Face t Cb Natlan 18:88 (8) WhmPt Mf UaeT (48) Blflsmaa (88) Reader’s Digest 8)88 What’s New J(88 (8) Password mtemnUonal racketeer plans — (8) TeU Me, Dr. Blethers 8:88 (8) Adveataree af Gamby A Time for Vs ■>88 (88) Memeiy Laae self protecting an Indian being (8) Faith lar Taday <0) award for hla h ^ to oipbans Dtoner In Half aa Hour with (48) Ueyd Ilmztea Shsw ' swindled by crooks schenilM vironments. Season Premiere m late 18th century and slowly Julia ChUd 8(88 (8848) News wHh W osua’s (88) Bad Bydar (O wtoa the ixmftdenea of the in Oraece. Tsaeh 8)18 (8) Peter Poinmas to take over hla oil land. (88) Ward af Ufa (Ml OABUDMSltV SrImIA natives. Susan H azard .and 8)18 Aattoaes 8(88 (8) Te TeU A e Tnrih (88) Ladies Day (40) Msrv Griftis Skew (88) Sacred Heart Danbury. The 8th in this hl- Robsrt MItchum. r—I (8) Diek— Van Dyke Shew (tt) Becky I One fPOtoek Bspsrt * s (88) Oral Babarta (88) Seepe of an Amarieaa Patrol from TDRSDAY ~ '•(88-88) Yea Doa’4 Say (04 (88)__ WUriybl____iltds 8188 Pve Get A. Saerel a German prtson camp. TEXACO AM. _ (8) Father Knirtrs oSk ' 8)16 (8) Spelts, Newt, Weather HR. Air Fares BsWgteut s! ssL's^r'jr’e,- (8848) O - B Oalle (88) Chcyaaaa 8)88 Slag Childraa Stag (8848) Yeosg ManleOa 8(U (8-48) Peter Jeaaliqn News (88) Aaala OaUey (8) Saaday C ^r THE NEW FALL PROGRAMS Music Grades K-3 8(88 (8)‘lBaagerABdy (88) CInbheuse 1)88 (8) Memeat sf Metitatlsn (88) ChaUee at Balv U :8 i r j . Marta Opea24 Hooni A D aj 8)88 Seisaee ta ladastqr (»48)______Maleh Oaa (0) 8)88 (88) Spedal Bepert B ln Off (88) Saerillea af the Mam "Summar Stodt" - Judy Gar­ "B ac^ ‘b Burma’’ Robart Grades 44 (■) MIokay Msase Otab 8(88 (8) News- (i) Mameoto of Oemfsrt (88) This U the Life land, Gene Kelly. A summvr RVM B am am Stonwyek. Bks* 18)tf 8-D.Fsetiy (B> (88) Never TSo Yeung (8) SuilsISe Bta Oited NlgRt Hypsn stock compcay en . a Con-' sllsh girl. m iaM m of plan­ Firestone Tires I8)M Tha Magle of Werto , ((W) OatMur Shsw (88) New Heriso)M M:S8 (8) Leak Op sad Uva tation: In Runsn, faces l u ^ s Language Arts Grades Kd^- (88-88) Bnatley - Brinkley (8) totemaflaBal Sana nscttcut fa ^ with the cast superstition add forced m s- Q pality L ins Pfecdttcts 8)88 (8848) News ‘The Man Frmn Obann’* ' having to hup aach day v ^ 8(88 (8) Big. 8 « sn ta e Bepert the farm wont in order to use ' b "wanted" Gtinu Repairm rs X^cduM S)88 la-BehssI Prartsw "Dawn At Socorro'' Gunflghtsr (48) Chsyeaae (88) Beaay aad Cecil Will Be In Color Bing Children Slog I (88) News >md WesAsr (88) Faith tar Taday the bam. (O is determined to stop flmtag 18:tt (88) Snared HeartFietresi (88) Favarila Starr S ) t tI 1la-dehoel ______Preview ; (88) Fetor Je)uUags Nesra TRIANIILE "Pilaon With Om Door" Ut48 (tS Ls^^N^,"l9S[gM r sal Comer Broad iud . Window on our Wotid I » ) IVkat in AeWertdf 11:88 (8) Camera Three Sparta 8)8f Sets and Systsma ChUa and Peru TURNPIKE m v ltE (8) Spatilght aa (48) Starrtag Tha BdHera _ (48> .Faalam 88 18jM Juator High Belenes Calleye , Sea 1:80 uSnng for channel 80. 11:8 8 IBddleTpke. W eat (88) 1 Led Tkiee Uvea 18:88 Wsmstrts Of Marip, g)ll The Frluidly Gtaal 8(88 baSehesI Piertew (8»48> Loeal News. W esAsf WE (88dl) BaDwiaUe 8)88 (*(8) The Twentieth Centaiy i )|8 What’s New ; (88) Westoni Mass BlgEllghts (88) Faith ta FsHh ‘Taa: The iJsbtnlng Punch" Phone 648-2176 Cauidren Alive and About (88) Oatholla Hear 8)88 ln-80hoel Preview (88) Smite Oamera BPEOIALIZB A report on-Tactienl Air Com­ h S Sfews as4 Wsbihev 8)88 Japan Taday Bbtploring Nature : (48) b e a l sad Nnitenal Nsws Ui88 (8) From toe College CWinipm mand, Its tasks/ Its men and Repeat of Oct IS, 7 PJB. Wealeyan Vnireralty its machines. 'The broadcast COME IN and SEE OUR SHOEING g(U Tha Friendly (ManI (8) PsUttoal TSIeesat (848^) Dlscevery 8)18 What’s NSW _ 8)18 Whet's Naw Meriden Demoomtta Towa was (timed at Nellis Air Force Repmt of 6 :M p .at Children Commltteo . U b WrMea Bssa Nevada, at the Ta^<^ 7)88 Cstoadar ’andeman Air Warfars (joatsr, Blgin Air •* SHOP OM 8(88 To Becetae n Man 7(88 (8) Loot In Space Wheel AUgiunent (88) Jewlah Ufa 1:88 g r UN. Ab A F sm s Ivor Hum la host for this i S)S8 TnutVa New (tt-8t) HidImMS Ban ef Fame Fbrce Baae, FTorida and Mac- .1 OF 21". 23" and 2S" COLOR torsi___ . affair ___iIrB_prortei Repeat of B:S0 p.m. "Bogle In A Caga"*7Vayor and Bafamdiit Uitt (88) tha Ohtitlaphen _ . Dill Air Force Base, Florida. SAVE 7)18 Ftsmtom af Tha San Howard. James Duy ..; Dra­ Iltl8 (8) Year Oeagraesmaa Fbam 7) 18 tavMstlsa Ts Art 7(88 Bngllsh) Fact aad Fsaey Pracision Snap-On Caaaactieal ) WHERE 7)88 K Freseh Ohsl ma which tells of Bmperor 8 Jack Lertns Repeat of Oot 18, 8 pjn. Napoleon's-final ezUs osi Is- D.a Corwressniaa Barnard-F. ^agnsineMl • format - news (O) ) 88 Maslo af Amariaa E q u i p m o i t OmboimB • D>Sristol Mr. aad Mrs. North O IB L IN tA Oammeab and Faepb 8:88 (8) FeresTBaagem (0) For tb(W8 wtM him minis (1 iauTfcnl BellowBdl 8)88 (8) BevariyBevariiHmbHltoa nnbini <0) George Thompapn. A feature »M 8) The CmM ‘ iM» (O) O n S n n d a jr on the Wpman‘8 Army Corpa. LstdA FdDiunil Jr.,- th8 young SIGN t)88 H\]uM (wmpleted Harvard Report on (84848) (Sldiel (0) Chronicle Of Freedom NBC ipeatWTkt,^ f t ths Hartford PubuB Mnool S)88 (|) Gieen Aines (< w (88) l a a l ^ ews special spaGIghtlng the blonde who was "Hli)MlMlo(/tF U )8 8 ___ itt48) Oinator Pr m ) SciIIm 18 Pta Bawliag ,8. Capitol as a symbol of ITs piSLte Hoiirat7A Jf.tollPJL (88) Stag Aieaad lha WasM Sdemocrmllo govsrsnunent aad n frenetic gM it( the cage last Sgsetal (48) Beaay aad Oael| year, good news. Maa Dtamhd B ELM O N T 18)18 Dalsitas) .DaMsd N: p. Uttlsfleld. Pro- not tonal art trwmturs. (O) feSBor rt Law, UM vei^ ot DICK NOEL, Pgoiu 18:11 (8) Year Cemmmdtr (88) Baeaase Stsrtes la latnraing Monday to tha . OABFKr FLABA .WBONRSDAY «l8t (8) Laaab (0) STANEK ELECTRONICS 1S>88 (8> Wa Beliava NBC rooic *B roQ program. 8ha MS MAIN ST e-SiS-f 8iN 128 Tolland Tjpike.^ '(ProtestanU (8848) Tayaga Te BiWsm Ot 8(88 Tssea (O pm ) 18(88 (8) Yab Fbelbell BIghHghb was pitotogreghad fraApiantly as t n BROAD STREET—PHONE 649-11S4 Award • winning muslonl Rente 86~^43-76l4 Carl Grande tatterriews Yale 1 i 8 8 ^ My FavaiHa M a s te (0) ItFLBNm TEXACO Football Coach Carmen Coann (8848) WaM Dlsnar’a WeaAer- the symlMl ot the "Hullabaloo^ DAT gw^^^sterringwebra BteV M W arid Of fM as SSI MAIN a i r and (Urn hl|daitlib are aeon of dancer and, NBC aaya has hsen litiiif___ L OhlldiUB Stag im yesterdays Yals - Columbia A I N T S l \ „ (88) CaareraaMena WMh Into tha V. & 1)18I Tlte OasaavoOreailvs Paisan •frt* |8 i« (88) Tha Uvlag Wstd Sl8l (8) Rd Sank------WTMAN OK OK [)M K tttafra (Jl) 1(18) StagBuig Ohllirsa..UigOhIUbas A N' EARNINGS F B t emir ( 88) - 8:88 (|84S> «l88 *'** of ( ^ 18, 8iM pan. **l>8|ilUMr‘, A sH uutkm oonMdy " 8) __, Connlrs. "Saward'a PtAWix l by OBB for prasaata- . -Jy" Jaaon McCord la eom- fits mlmionad to survey- klieks Sm'Suj^di 5 m on C MOB next ytsr. ttio wU porteay and confirm Wnliam Seward’s ■)tt Itows % -. vjisdom^^ purcbastag Mm ter- r r n L < uT-erMn m i i l a u r n riTiTMi■ 'L . m w iin ehtetm ot — * - a wMow wbo abAndouiitlM J8« 8)N The Opea ^ , ap t te ratonk-M sUteatea nr- On i —nttiwi Bd lOOT M AIN MAKCnHOM e BOVnOi SI. OOStSMTIT 0)88 : ri a t Vta to*. u jDoiior - in • COME* Carrtra. Wt^ M nrT (48) Wtoiuw Plat Oofcnary’* A mysterious cut- t:U ( tt) O iaal tm nk « RDDRfWBt ooratmnf to wrlto^tfi 8l88 (8L88) A M ira e S e ll rssulb&STm • flurry A i ^ T ills mitt. Ban Diego lit Barton of dIssbUtty elslins moves a DlMPSRY-TIGnjR omI Ck ^ Im . (8). Opiaioaated ~ small tosiiianoa oomnany to Don WILUS Oorase An extraordlnanr retain liasisi -to tow mo the lOUltNIH.T ANii B X U nV h TBANnACTKHM HANIMUBD OM ' M itt hovia bacB clsinns. WILSON TURNPIKE AUTO snpoLUJvni bn ew World Cartography. (8848) Bsasnsa ALL CTrwdWflM uiC TP ANP ONUomn-ogimTAL moiroa WHEEL ALIONHBNT AND FREE ’V eva On Her Shoulder" EUCTRICAL CO. SEAT DOVERS ■ m a m m SERVIOB ) Plctare Far A (M848) Saaday Nlim Marta OM MAIN onB B T Oloesd IMhndays d«M| •A8-1M0 o m ra iE A L A v r o b d f a i k 4 6 0 M M r S t Aril.^riemtaa181 . "Joumsy To Tbs Center Of B iwkiimUsI rwiiii isd IM W. Middle ^ tm SiM M»4mT —iiMSSfcji I sf New Tsrfc I M t-4rai—18 MAIN 8T h MANOHBSTBIt L Blancheator ^ SAIGON, Sou Nam (AP) — U. ■mashed a Soviet- missile launcher ii Viet Nam dver th end, but five A planes were lost i raids on the Coi north, a U.S. PAGE POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^ SATURDAYi OCTOBER 16, 1966 spokesman reporte< Four of the Ameiict were presumed oapt two others were ki: IH ^ y Tlunigh* (ME __^i™RSpAY J t/ PR O G R ^ • three Navy planes ' (aaMfi Sunday 40 miles north I (o> n ia lahaiar VniSar after twp Air Force eov«r»d, la aot oa^ tetteoinf, tfaWarM Tame BaaWaalhar HeleM mad H ^ i|d ,_ > M u iu « L ara Maka a Dai S 5*\j5T^avy r.lm |TMyn and th€ Droeft Puppata lost Saturday on a n tout it oan alaon iln alM im ot^ ) Daekyk r a»a * Hto— rH aadi (C) west of Hanoi. food comedy roiitHie. (*•> WklrlyblrdaIrfyt • Q-tPAS) The Laag. Bat iaa 'Sparta,■ • "ewa.Neara, Waethar Peking broadcast! JoaUi mairted ainoe July ia.<, lU (t4a> .Pafai Jaaelaca - Mawa ™*ome la A N am olM Placaf* •even U.B. planes wei to producer Bdgar tUeenberC, (K) aabhaL Wbeh Ben ^ick meeW ' :•iM Special Deport .another victim of Will Vay*. and several pilots ca )a a pretty aqd funny ’o6u>e(tt^ ner'a plan lor proarreu, he la Tan Dr.-Dratkaaa (0> • iB Mawa enraged until. he laartui that North Viet Nam, u cnne, ao higlity thought BrHIik Oalee threatened to tty TTalh : i r: (ILSei .Haallajr Brlaklejr Edm^d O'Brien. Plan. American pilots as u aigned her to an wclustve con­ WarM Deport U tM (M) Mewa aa* W eather tract to ap p ^ on , their ebowa Merer Tea 'Iraeaa (te) Okereaaa (8AM0) New* Weather, fperid nals. .. .aS) Oaaetel HaapiW Site (ta> Mewa aad Weatker (tl) The Big Mowo ^ Four A4 Sky Hawks (namely “Tli« Shoeli’), - S-' .IS StW (S> Mewa Sita IIP) Peter Jeanlapa Mewa 11 lU <» Mewa, Spelts, W ulhag aa wetrea m. a poadlble aerlea, Jtia W (i) DiekDi< Tea Djrke Skew lif e (S> LMUeat Deba (M) MighMUe^ ' T aa D aa't Bair .<•». (tS> MMr. Dbirlet Attaraer (MX 'ru ig h l Show <0) ; aidilch aha la to d0V^k>p f6r her*.. (fl TM ker .XBewB B en (M4a> Local ______Mewa, Weather 11:1* <» Tell Me, Dr. Brolhara Pelf. ■ ■■ ., *' , QMS) Yaaax Marrledi TiU (») Waetera Haas HIthIlfhta 11:U (*) P.J. Mevto , „ ' *m. (St) Sparta Oaaaara "Winter . Heating' Betts ■Where, ha^a baobetor glxt, fits (W>■ LMalLocal Iand MaUoaal Mewt Davis, Jim Davla. Dislllutlon* 700 Stri Joan often dttbd on a dM -at WMIekajr eker M oueo u e Oleb. tiW (S> Tba Muatera ad poetess lhv«s a war hers Merer Tea. Vaaas (tS4S> Oaalel Boone <0> with a terrlMa memory. aUderiy odUage cheeae, abe If I •, V {8! Swabby Sbew <8->aM> Bbtaaiy My Three Sau (0) star's adoided teen-age daugh* out wTMitt. and th e wegetaMoa 4Pgr ftfth audition, tiiay put me Man Stranse phentmienr" rL an d s ' tar falls In love with “Extra'' don’t go'together") hiH oourae, on^-«ut late." oausw normal man to ehV Sertea b u e d on the sdren- after running away from Marylai to smaller than toy • s iu ta n a of_ the Tesaa Ranxers. home, Hedy Lamarr, Jana fattening maala for her hua- Ska cUoked and has raturnad leada to jnuny Btianxa adven- Peter Brown and Joanan Btoley Powell and Osorge Nador. for "nine ah^we U you count Orant wnitams and , In “Anybody Here Seen “Hangman's Knot" Confeder­ BALTIMORE, Md. ranms, and X So.” Hie has sev­ Stuart. BOly?” (C) ate*, disguised ** civilians, About 700 prisoners at AxkUtionDUy, many of her (S-lMa> O.K. Oraokoiby ( 0) rob Union stue. Randolph self-Wrltten oomedy routines eral more ^tpeanmees lined up. Where the AeUen la •tW n j T h a r i ^ Nlxbt Movie* Scott, Donna Read and Lee land Penitentiary in . Faal^Thltn “Ocean's 11' Frank Sinatm, Marvin. ttonoetned the single life. ’’Don’t She’S D oonflnned New Toik- ______Without a Body", —Robefi J>ert Dean Martin. Sammy Davis staged a sit-down sti IMnIc I haven’t considered get­ ar and aays ilrat aB Ihe pilots Button and Oeorxo Coulouria Jr., Peter Lawford and Anyla 1;M (M> One O’Clsek Bepeft • A financian aflltcted with a Dlcklnaon. Sinatra portray* a Sign OK In the prison shops. tin g In touch w ith P hyllis IMHer, afas la writing for heraelf take brain ^twn^. consults a sur. WW n vet who rounds up 10 UA. Air Peru Beitgisw now that she Is dlyorced, to see pkMsa in N ew York. "X don’t n o n ai brain tianapUB- tormar Army buddlu, apedal- Fnm Vernon L. Pepersa tallnw iats In military ubotage. hnd 1:U (I) News It we couldn't exchange m»* think they will be aMe to abbot Uayd Tkaxtaa Shew plaiu mo almultaneou* rob­ 1:M (I) Memeata a( Co at tart • commissioner ot corre- terlal.” them on a back let )n Holly­ ■iM Ltoyd Tkaxtaa Shew Itng casino* on NY'* Eve. (C> I lls (I) Maws aad Weather Joan wDs bora In Brooklyn wood. X.thhdc It I was very ex- •iM (■> Maefclobariy Beaad <0) (MSA*) BowUchad SiSd (S> M emeat Of MedlUttoa • described It as "a pot and raised In New T oih. She qulalte I would love California (M> Taple t o t (SLM) M e u MoOlaakey (0) Slga OH situation." says she had alwnya wanted to very muidi. But Xki the kind The trouble started ^ perform, and She began her ca­ wtM can put on a neat apbrta a.m. when a small reer with the tmprovlaatlonal ahlrt, and K kimeiBately wrin- prisoners in the print Second City group. But she klesi IPnce X had Iiinoh with a F R I D A Y P R O G R A M down and refused to v large table full of people in Cal- JU drifted Into writing for people crsack said. The st with talents as divergent as Iforala and I was the ugliest Time Ohaaael "Deadline USA" Humphrey spread to other she cue there—and they were all llM (t> Beat Seller <0) Bogart, Kim Hunter. Ed Beg­ Phil Foster and Zsa Zsa .Gabor. Psaeword . - and some hard hearted love Pepersack said abou **A year and a half ago, I Coming Shows (Sl-M) Moment of Truth Interest on the side. was typing for them, t^er a (S-ae-M) The Murees (44) Merv Orlffln Show oners working In the Site A nm e far u* < “The Tlngler" Vincent Price Pepersack said pr viewed''on "Book Beaf’Tues- liSS (laie) Mews with Wemaa’u and Darryl Hickman. (Uqt at'8:J0-p'.m. on Channel Teach .* (SO) Great Moment* of Music dais learned Saturdaj Site (I Ta TeU the Trath (40) U.B. Air Force Religious prisoner was clrculati S4. t (ILW) AnotherWorld FUm - B—amach (O) i f TV aid •i44 (M) Biatan BUeUe ^ (M44)Tae FHntSteaee WHY (44) Usy* Thaatea I •iM (|) l|asBl» Omllla • itelSufk^ *“• RADIOS (If) Oampss* Vandalism M) ausanunn' C A U M 9 -U 2 4 i44) Bftlaman HONDA •iM (t) Taw ■ssater trtaa 0 (1-44) Mewa ga* Weather . .. Addaata FamUy .TV-Badh). Btess i IS NUMBER ONE (Ml Faith far Today •ste (I) Owasr Fyte — USMU m> Rackyaad HI* Filate Jim Nabors uith’ Prank Sut- Wret • Honda’s superiority la t i4S ($XSpo5£ f 8 «ra, WeiUher ton and Ronala ScheU. " ' (O Our SPEEDY ‘Specialty ^ a matter of record. •lU (M ) Patar J obbIbss Mewa ___ .Veal NEW YORK ( TRULY DEU< S( m i r a a b “ h a im t:M Smothore Brathaaa LO-TRIM laous • Honda sets the ■fill (p Syeelal^yait Wrecking crews stf SiM (I) Mawa tearing down mos CHICKEN Btandard for crafta- (f) F raat Bow Friday MIsM RASEBOARD ''House of Bamboo" Robert U iU (I! RADIATION buildings on the Brown in 6 BOiintcs .manship. : Stack. Robert ^ an . Japanaae w Hoi da giveB you the ( aad U.A Army uitel- ou_ Do With a W olfed % fantasy land of t world’s "Oarwl sbUb' Ilgewrii woik together to break S rT^. A amah bcor'a charge CONVERT York World’s Fai with ' finest motorcyclea at up gang ot ex • O.L’s being U 'h e w as abased by Ida hlBOIlipBlub^ rim OB a serai:- mUIttuy basis, M er mother draws Stats- .Yoiir .pM Stwom Hwot- •nded ita two-year » reaaonable prite . which rob*■ I. milage* and klUa Raprsaeniatlve Jbn Slattary necessary. * A ^trovaray over rem i-Swiwim to « A lod- a record one-day OAU, IN OROEK , 8BK . aa Parade foster lumiee. BrlaU ey troft • n i^Ar^o Bosoboard •nee of 446,958. n d i Dp 10 BDUpte* latter ■aNCHESTER Bepert L .B ." ' “ “ widespread ptlfen Oheyeaae >1^ Vanghn and David Mdr Wolor Hoofing vandalism marred the di4S (U) News luril Weather lum andX eo O.' CkrroU (C) DEOI’S DRIVE-IN SiOllTD' CENTER . Peter Jeaalage Mewe my Deaa Shew S vitim . Bunday. T:44 8?’Death Valley Daye (O) rawsU Theater There were farewO OBNTBB 8T^*4ariM«0 •U . Oeatsr s i — 6ta « l)0 t m A Maa CaUed X U :44 Mews, SferiB tS « ) Lseal Negre, Wealhsr Williaint fair employeo and _ Weather News Doiete of parties wer U:U Oil the oloolng cf the fairi S a jn . today. U:M (i MANCHESTER ireatSet MovI Servlet Fair officials ann 1 Broad 1965 attendance ot 24,( Street the two-year attendas QLDSMQBILE Joan (hawfoiv 649-4548 907,448. Before file fi SB* Jaa BtarlO .. 'Y e« r last year, they had p two-year attendanoe ( ICE PU N T OPEN sn WEST OENnN ST. - MI-1S11 T Attandanea last y m M8.880. Tbo 19U48 hUr i NEW or US»> topped the US mNU Jk L W O O D i Co. IM9-40 Now Toik WOi from BiBia St. M OtBte A iiB ter on to BtMsU The 19M-60 fair wo ID IIJUJ tbo rod ftnandally, Ji 8 ii- r4' one a gonaraKon ago Nunday’a ettendan toe two-year record ■at Saturday. A apokoeroan for ■agland Pavilion aaid WO peraona visited tba Nm weekend. An estimated B.8 m ■MU, about 12 per cam M fair attendance, ) ■Ix-stata exhlblta durlr Vitotoi* tmnHaeI.