1.99 MARLOW^ 58Th COPYMATE* Marlowll Nixon Asks Restraint

■ ' ' ■ ■V V PAGE T\iG3NtY-F0UR FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1W9 iUanrbfBtrr lEtirning Avmuge Daily Net Press Ron \ '' Thr The Week Ikidea The Weather Ootobw 4. uaa Almut Towp Mets Set ■ Fair and quite cool tonight Emanuel Lutherweds will wttfa wldeepreod froet. Loim k> have a square dance tonigfht at WBen You Buys 15,790 9to. Tomorroer mooUy eum y, oontlniied cool wkh high, in up- 8 In Luther Hall of Emanuel NYC Astir City of ViOote Chmrm LuMheran CSiurch. The event is Monument from Meitchester— z4 pa 50e low 80a. open to all couples of the Continued from Page One) •lU-UirVICI DIPT STORM VOL. L X X X IX , NO. 16 (TW ENTY PAGES — INCLUDING TV) church. SAPcmm MANCHESTER, CONN-, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1969 (Claastflad Adverthdag «a Page 10) / In Bedtlmore, an Orioles fan raCB TEN CEfm said ‘Xiet’s talk about some m e m o r ia l CO. BROAD STREET, MANCHESTER The Methodist Youth Fellow- ' thing else.” 4N CENTER STREET ohlp of North United Metho BtiUHdieK«»t • M S -m t dist Church will sponsor a car "W e’ve been through this be- wash tomorrow from 10 a.m. to ' fore,” said another, alluding to Y(w get our dependable 2 p.m. at. the church parking the Baltimore Colts’ Super Bowl guidance, understanding, Wliite House lot, 300 Parker St. loss to New York’s football X e ts and_ honest advice in se and a Baltimore Bullets defeat lecting a family memorial Damage Slight Hartford Branch ot the Scien at the hands of the New Torit Nixon Asks Restraint Knlcks in the National BaMiet- priced to fit your budget. tific Research Society of Amer In Fire Friday ball Association idayoffs. Stt our complete display ica will meet tomorrow after About 4,000 faithful greeted featuring fully guaran- WAJHimcnON (AP) — A noon to tour Talcott Mountain the Orioles on their return teed Select Science Center for Student In ehoa ctreuR is fatomed for SUPER home. Barre Guild a dociBneUt • copying ma- volvement in Avon. "Win or lose, Orioles, we stDl Mtmuments. otilne Ore in (he Wtatte love you," read a sign. House basem ent Women’s Auxiliary to the Brtg. Mayo SmMli Business, Labor Mrs. Brig. Bfajo SmlOi Manchester Midget and Pony No omoke Atom (he tire An ABC sanctioned league av Monumeois Friday reached Prealdent Football Association will meet e erage is the only one accepted Nixon’s oCttce becauw of an Monday at 8:80 p.m. at the Salvation Army Visitors fay many tournaments. Independent air-«ankEUoning WASHINGTON (A P)— home of Mrs. James Ray, 180 Brig, and Mrs. Mayo Smith, sytkm. But an aide aeid President Nixon is sending VALUE Ferguson Rd. He served as divisional secre divisional commanders of the tary for the southrwest Ohio and odor reached the pnaMen- personal fight-inflation ai>- ObI aandtum. Sunset Rebekah Lodge will Salvation Army in Connecticut, Northweeit Kentucky Division peals to 2,200 leaders of FRI. and SAT. ONLY4 before assuming his present The blaM, wMch came meet Monday at 6:4S p.m. at will participate Sunday in the business and labor — his post in Hartford. rtmOy betore the President first concerted effort to so Odd Fellows Hall. After the 10:46 a.m. and 7 p.m. servicee addreased the nation vto ra ■■■■■■■■■■I meertlng, the group will attend Mrs. Brig. Smith is director of licit wage-price restraint at the Manchester Citadel. ’They dio cn the InllaMhin proh- the Liberty Rebekah Lodge Women’s Services. She has The White House saM lotters will also meet with the Man M A R L O W ^ th lem, was quioldy brought served with her husband in all State Officers Night program in under control by lire flglft- from the President win be SAVE 84c! his Salvation Army activities. 58 Hartford. chester Corps leaders at a tea e n who responded wUi two mailed Monday as a toDowup to During the brigadier’s divisional at 6 :80 p.m. hook and ladder trucks and hla nationwide radio artihrsi In BAKED ENAMEL HNISH John Mather Chapter, Order appointments, Mrs. ' Smith As commander for Southern an aertol ISrider. which he asked aU cltlsens to of DeMolay, will have a meet served in divisional and New "bear the burden of lestraliS tai New England, the brigadier di Hwre was some anvofce ing of all committee chairmen York Command League of their personal credit and pur rects a work force of 76 com and water damage. tonight at 8 at the home, of the Mercy work, and as di'visional chasing decMons, so os to re TOILET SEATS missioned officers, 216 full-time master councilor, Michael Home League secretary in Now duce the preasurea that help employes, and a large volunteer Fields, IIB White St. York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and drive prices out of right" K k q 't staff. Kentucky, He has commanded corps In This is an artist’s conception of a reusable space Nixon said Friday ths admin Low Manchester Jaycees will Red Bank, Pasaalc, Plainfield, / shuttle craft proposed jointly by The Boeing Co. Army Back istration Is presortblng "hitler sponsor its annual Fall Foliage is now in full swing! Prfc» and Asbury Park, all in Now medicine' In an effort to hold Rides for the elderly tomorrow and Lockheed Missiles and Space Co., who seek a down living coats, and: Jersey. Ho was apix>inted to the Still plenty of values to be had at marLOW prices — phis new specials beiiur afternoon. Volunteer Jaycee NASA contract to develop the vehicle. It would fly Syracuse (N.Y.j complex in put out evory dnyl To Testing "I can report to you thag tbs drivers and chartered buses Nixon Sets between earth and a near-earth orbit to conduct medicine has begun to work. 1%B, and in 1068 became the 'WMto, black, pink or tdue. B its standard bowls WlUi will provide transportation for space missions. (AP Photofax) There will be no overnight curs, M divisional secretary of the IhBidwara. residents of Manchester rest but we are on the road to raoov- Metropolitan New York Staff. Of Chemicals homes, convalescent hospitals, ROOFING 300,000 ery from the dlseaas of runaaray and town housing for the elder Rooflng and COPYMATE* WA8HINOTON (AP) — ’The prices.” In his address, Nixon callsd ly. Repairs Done Army, armed with a report to Jh a n k , on labor "to baas thtir wags de Troop Cut Troika Task Ends; blunt congressional criticism, UQQElt ORUa Realistically mands On the new prospset of a The bridge group of the Man has decided to resume testing The *29.95 Dry Copier GARDEN CITY, N.Y. (AP) — return toward price atablUty.’’ •»•#••••••••*•• • • • • • • • • • • • •*••••• .*••••. chester Newcomers Club of the | PARKADI Free Estimates chemical warfare agents at two He urgad burinasamsn “to bass YWCA will njeet tomorrow at 8 OPEN y o iu ! President Nixon has ordered the posts after a three-month sus i-ioi Kl- p.m. at the home of Mr. and I CoB Pentagon to work out plane for A Partial Success pension. Uislr Investment and pries dscl- Mrs. Ounnar Larson, 42 Ludlow 17:45 A.M . lo 10 P.M. MOSCOW (AP) — The Soviet pleted nearly five days in orbit slona on that new economic withdrawing up to 800,000 U.S. Secretary Stanley R. Resor Rd. 649-2878 — 649-1616 Union's most ambiUous manned and both “feel excellent," Moe- plan.’ troops from Vietnam In 1970, ______authorised resumption of open The entire Marlow fam space mission ended today as cow Radio said. I^sident Nixon sits at his WTiite House microphone .veaterday after his na But the message was beamed Newsday said today In a copy the lost pair of cosmonauts on The big Soyuz 8 spacecraft chemical agents at tionwide radio address on inflation. (A!* Photofax) mainly at housewives, and Utey ily would like to thank the project landed safely on the landed In the anow-blOnketed Edgewood Arsenal, Md.. and showed mixed reaction. l•y^yA< their many friends who right story by columnist Flora use of such gases in defensive Lewis. snow-swept flatlands of Soviet fields of Soviet Kaxakhstan, not "I'm afraid the speech sounded have offered their con Kazakhstan. far from the Bakonur launch- training at Ft. McClellan, Ala., too much like sarsst talk,” said gratulations to us during ’The atory from Washington The last of three spacecraft, pad. after a clvitton report endorsed Highlights a skeptical Mrs. Judith Pagan the past few days. Such said that according to reliable Soyuz 8, plummeted Into the The two unshaven spacemen (Sea Page Eight) In I>over. N.J. friendliness on the part informants the President plans earth’s atmosphere and drifted were met on touchdown by Finch Banishes Of Address " I think he knows what he Is ■ makes-sharp, black on white copies of good people of Man to announce the accelerated down on target 400 miles from search and rescue . helicopters doing," said Mrs. Lae Lane, a withdrawal program In his Nov. the Baikonur launchpad where' und flown immediately to a re- Nixon supporter In Atlanta, Us. in less than a minute chester ^ d surrounding’ 3 television address. It had blasted off nearly five ceiving post In the city of Kara- WASHINGTON (AP) High "Hie pro|MMiala will cut down un towns is indeed appre lights of Prealdem Nixon's nuko B copies colors, solids, pages in books WlUle many details remain to days earlier. ganda. Laird Asks Halt Cyclamates From the amount of money you have ciated! We all look for be worked out, the iniUal outline Search and rescue helicopters A televised report from the talk Friday on the high root of to epend." living: B easy to use, no chemicEils ward to serving you for of the plan calls for the removal spotted the spacecraft's bright nearby Cosmodrome said ail To Production The President spoke a few many, many years to of all American combat units orange parachute through the seven cosmonauts Involved In you have hours stler announcing a major B only 8 lbs.; plug It in anywhere haze and picked up the stubble- the eight-day mission "carried Of War Germs l-T ^n nel change In ths eoo- come and as always__ (See Page Eight) Grocery Shelves DuPont Zerex faced cosmonauts immediately. out their assignments excellent mlris den^clng "the high oori n..nilc-flnanclal eras, “It’s Marlow’s For Ev NEW YORK (AP) — Sec B durable, reliable. The helicopters headed straight of Hvl^. but after the Arthur F. Bums, an Aus- erything, for Family and ly.’’ retory of Defense Melvin R. WASHINGTON (AP) — Secre- ately, no more cyolamstea wHl for a receiving post in the city Hpeeches were .wer. notaxty irian-bom e.nnomlat who has Soyuz 6, with two men aboard, Laird has urged in a secret tary of Welfare Robert H Finch be allowed In the production of seemed Home a t marLOW of Karaganda. landed Thursday emd Soyuz 7, to be doing unythtog been counsellor to ths Prssidant Special Anniversary Offer: memorandum to the Nor ordered today that all foods and general purpose foods and bsv- about It New Anti-Leak prices I” The landing of Soyuz 8 closed with three men. came down Fri — ... since January, la to bscoms mim P^kage of 0>pymate® Paper FREE on Initial Order drinks containing the arttflrtal erages. ttonel Security Council (hat Wltli Your Purchaoe of a Copymateg)! Peace Corps out the week-long Soviet space day. There was a fairly simple rsa- chairman of the powerful Fed- the United SthteB Stop pro ewsetonw cyelsmsts be re- ^ beverage, which o.m- • on why y ^ r ^ of living got R,^rve Boa^ Jan. II guaranteed venture. It failed to produce the An earlier announcement omrtssn ducing btologtoal moved from grocery ahsives by uin g*. i,vsl of oycla- out of The taUros lor the ,^ten William McCTisansy Mar- first space platform after ap from Tass, the official Soviet anti-leak agents, the New York Tknee 1 because of new evidence must be removed spiral of wiês and prices falls un retires. The board 1s on Inds- Anti-Freeze War Protests parent but unexplained difficul news agency, said Shatalov and reported today. the nifaatance causes cancer In ties. ‘ “ >• P « t poll- responsible for Anyone Can Play Yeliseyev had a "good rest" In a story ftrom its Wtudi- andmals. arttficlaJly swestsnsd foods. But the Soviet Union proved and carried out more experi (êmmsiH - . . «,,ung policies that dstsrmlns Our that it can carry out troika ington bureau the Times Finch emphasised, however, which he said oontaih lower lev- money will be avallv Anniversary Special! Annoy Nixon ments before beginning their de a lot more tluui It raJkMd In lax- flights with the Soyuz. Never be said LoMTs Iwoqxige mem "we have no evidence at (Ms els of cyclainate and pose a able tor loans. Rag. A MAGNUS scent. •m . . . To pul It bluntly, the fre fore had three space shipn and orandum eig>p(emented an point that cyclamatea have ki- "very ndnimal risk ," must be Martln, chairman of ths boaid Low Huny—Llmitod To Stock on Hand . . . WASHINGTON (AP) — The Dr. Boris Paton, a top Soviet quent failure to balance the fed seven men been In orbit at the Interagency ateff report on deed caused cancer in hu- rentoved by Fteb. 1. for the past II years, aras Price Chord Organ White House is reported to be scientist and an expert in weld chemical and Uologlcal eral budget over the paia five same time. Finch said cyclamsle-crmtaln- barred by law from serving an- 1.94 ing techniques, said the experi- worAsre. MAMUS ELECTRIC upset over public protests Cosmonauts Vladimir Shata- He said he would not rscont- Ing foods and beveragea will yearn haa teen the primary „„;,r term. Bums. SB. will be in 60 Seconds lira Tlmea' story contin cause for unbalam-ing the fami against the war in Vietnam by lov and Alexei Yeliseyev com- (See Page Eight) mend that AunlUeo who now still be available to parsons who nomlnalsd tor a 14-ysar lanurs. 8ntl-fpe^ ued : ly budgets of millions of Amsri- and summer eooW'” GALLON Peace Corps voltmteers in at have cyclamale-oontslnlng require them tor medical res- In a atatamant, Nixon paM L57 WITHOUT LESSONS CHORD ORCAN ENSEMDLE The staff report is to be cans . . . least six foreign countries. foods and drinks In their homes sons on a prescription-type ba- tribute to the SS-ysar-old Martin reviewed next week at a throw them away or atop using ris. These persons would Include Step by step we took those and aald' "Dr. Bums haa bssn Li Turkey, Peace Corps mem WAHNINGI ..,0 ^ 0 Magnus Elective Chord Organ meeting of Mgh offlctale them at the present time. those wUh diabetea nr obesity. m.es>urea necessary to gel our known tor many ysara as a bers led a silent vigil outside the from the Pentogon, State nation's luiuse In order I^ t’s strong and effsotJve leader In • Exclusive sealer particles keep circulating U.S. embassy. In the Domlndcan Cyclamates. which Finch esll- "My decision to remove cyc- • 87 Treble Keys • Mahogany Duralite Department, Arms Cbotrol mated are a ll-bllUon annual In face It; Holding down govern- (he fight against both inflatkm ready to seal cracks and holes as they de Republic, volunteers ran a 37 States Back and Disarmament Agency lamates from the list of ap- Cabinet • 12 Chord Buttons dustry. are found mainly In diet men! spending and holding up and rscesskm." velop. newspaper advertisement proved substsnoes In no • • Matching Music Rack. Reg.Jkw and other agenctae. drinks and foods. They also are ths tax rate, and making It At the time of the announos* • Full strength permanent type anti-freeze. branding the war as unjust. Oth should be Interpreted os s Itfe- Presidertt Nixon is expect (XMUuined In a wide range of harder ft.r peo[ile to get credit, ment Bums. Martin and ‘Trsas- er protests took place In four savlng or emergency msasure," Four Taportd EosyÔn Logs Church Tax Relief ed to try to formuhto a pol non-diet toods from bacon to U not the kind of policy that ury Berralary David M. Kaime- South American countries, coin icy on gas and germ war- Finch said at a news confer WASHINGTON (AP) — Thlr- "The gmuplng of church ex canned fralta and children's vl- malies friemU Utr profile In poll- dy were In Hot Spr1>«a. Va.. • .Hmid-Rubbed Hardwood, Mahogany ciding with mid-week Vietnam tare at a meeting wHti the ence. "I have acted under the tic* lamina. " provlalona of law because It la meeting wHh the nation's lop In- Momtorium protosts"throjî'ût A ® .’! ' council In early November. There 12 Foot Extra Long Finish • Gleaming S ld W iM York, have appealed to the Su K nch said he a<-ted after two Imperattvs to follow a prudent wlll be no overnight dualrlsIliU to sssk their support the United States. and charitable property exemp It was unclear whethter Brass Ferrules. Reg. ^ I preme Court to maintain the cure. Iiul we are on the roiui to for the admlntriratton policy. Officially, the Peace Corps de tions Is significant," I.efkowUz the JoM Chleta of Staff different liUx>ratortes presented course In all matters concerning historic real estate tax exemp evidence thts week that cycki- public health." recovery from the dlseaas of KrnniHly told a mssllitB' of the nted the White House flap. But said. "U stems from the pre wotSd support Laird’s posi Battery Booster Cable Set Custom Hassock Bondi tion of churche.s and other reli mates In very high doses pro- runaway prices iluameee Council It Is too tarty inside sources reported Henry vailing belief that encourage tion on halting production He said the law requires that Our Reg. • Textured Vinyl Covering • Tapered gious bodies. ment of religion serves the gen duied bladder cancer in rats In our Isvellng-olf procees, we to ease reMraJnla Kissinger, the President’s for of deatSy germs. "any food additive muri be re Intenil lo ilo everything we can Low Price Wood Legs • Soft, M.JBS eign policy adviser, telephoned ""There Is no constitutional re eral public welfare." and mice. moved from the market If It has Kennedy later lold rsporten quirement that government be The Joint Chtofs have, In to resM Increase* In unemploy Ihr admInUlratIun had recelvod 2.79 Deep-foam Padding. Reg. I O Peace Corps Director Joseph The 36 states that lolned with the past, reportedly heW The evidence was reviewed by been shown to cause cancer 1.99 hostile to religion," said Atty. ment . . asaurancs of coopsralloa from Blatchford to convey the dis New York were: Alabama, Ari that the baolerViloglcal eg- government scienUsts and n when fed to humans or snl- The quick easy way to start stalled cars. Gen. Ix>uls J. I.«fkowltz of New We are not <*malilrrtng wi^p- many Industry Isadsra. pleasure. zona, Arkansas, Oolorado, Con- genta were necessary in the panel of the NatloniU Academy mala.' A must for cars with automatic transmissions and Thrto Magnus Music Books York in a brief filed with the or |>r1re controls One Huslns(U Oouncll mem The Vietnam war is a sensi neetlcut, Delaware, Fk)rida. Ha American aUMtial to provide of Science, which recommended Finch oald he will liold consul those equipped with power brakes and steering. • More th ^ 50 favorite selections ourt Friday. — Tlila wnekeml. 1 am sending a ber. William A Hewitt, board tive Issue for the Peace Corps in waii Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, a deterrent against a germ the stresig restrict ksu on cy»;la- tations today with repreoenta- • Songs for every age He said every state and the mates. letter Iw a rniae-aecllon of lead chairman of Deere d Cb. Mi>- 9 4 ^ many emerging nations where attack. Uves ot the affected Indusirtes er* In labor ami buatne** colling »w>«P- Reg. 1 Tict of Columbia grant tax (8efi Page Eight) Finch said beginning Immedi- llnr. Ill said he •trneigly cn- the U.S. Involvement Is under and consumer groups to detsr- llieir attention to the latr*l facts attack. The Vietnam issue Is exemptions for property devot mlnt ths beri way of offering doraed Nixon's program for ax- Wood Snow Brush ed exclusively to religious pur of economic Ilfs . tension Of Uie surtax, cuatinusd among the reasons' blamed for circtsmato compounds on s re You can make your plana on the Peace Corps' ouster from poses. stricted boala and on develop budget restrxlnt and poatpona- with Scraper ths basis that price rtase are inenl of public arorks. If Retailed Separately Tanzania, which had been the "The compelling public pur ment of "new and soto formula golpg In be slowing down In hla radtu oddraja, Nixon Our Reg. first nation to ask for volunteers pose sfrv ed ^ y religious organl- tions without cyclamstee." Ths runaway coat of living Is no said his sdmlnlsIraUon has sup Low Price back In IMl. zatiors is lOnsUtutlonally suffi Several government setenitsts cross ws are obliged to bear pitied the Federal RsMrva 294 Sale Price! In the Dominican Republic, cient to warrant tax exemp reinforced Finch’s stslemsnl II is being •lowed liy firm luid 1 9 * ^ Board "in lie pulley of kea'plng one of the volunteers who signed tion.” the New York official that at ths present time there le steady o<-tton that daole wHh Its $ 00.95 the advertisement said, "For added. no reason to believe cyclamatas Long reach 24” length. Brush-scrape off snow and root cauoe*. (■as Fags Bight) mariOW Lefkowitz supp*'nbere view un occasion, notably srhan • Two and Three Button Styles Famous Cristy rnaiLOW ÎSim PHU TAM. Vietnam (AP) — pect of paying taxes on aliout sweetener on lower animals result could b* s boost In Nixon spumed ths tdsa of a • ffew Double Breasted Models SlacAa Antiwar students interested in 179.5 billion )n property. might not be the same as lis ef- Influence (or Daniel F Moynl irusl luiid to (Inanca the maaa Be Sore To See Our hsn. the councU's ranking liber • Reffularly 27.S0 Dry Gas Stiee B-17 — a-U acceptli^ President Nguyen The First Amendment says: fec U on man transit program. reg. SSJ8 ^ ^ al and President Nixon's chief LitHe Biris’ Van Thieu’s invitation to visit "(.'ongress shall make no law The new regulallo*u. It was At other limes. Moynihan haa maiLOW urban affair* adviser Croat atiortmtnl of itylsi and colors Including Our Reg, HOUSEWARE South Vietnam have been tele respecting an establishment of learned, adtl md only curb the carried the day srith hla argu SKIRTS Bum* and Moynihan have 2-button sldo vsnt, 3-bulton contor vont and now Low Price Terry Cloth Heaoeeoata phoning the South Vietnamese relig.o.i, or prohibiting the free fiAure use of cyclarM te tn proc- ments. ss In the dabaia over double broaslod stylos.'Solid-color blaxors. Shot- 294 \ S6-SS-S8 VahM reg. uaaa SSSB exercise, thereof." eselng but idao willVequIre that been rtVats tor thV Preetdenl'* welfare reform. land wool plaids, horringbonos ond chocks. \ M i 1 9 ^ marLOW Eknbassy in Washington SPECIALS Walz. wlW> owns property in i cyclsmsle-oontslnlng producle etnce .the Inauguration BuV, Neither man's vtelortea srara Rogulars, longs, shorts. NOW .Skirto great \numbers.” the prerident ■aya Moy'mhsn. "It's been eom- said today. But Hiieu added Staten Island, claims tlte^ ex now^ln *tores be remov^ over a always elsan cut. Prevents frozen gasoline lines. Adds mileage to your Slaia S-11—a-U emption New York state (fives matter at weeks pietely friendly ” BAri: 10 RKOIIUR PRICK BALORE! reg. giaiaa that ody. 100 probably can When the President secsplad tlO.M>AY AIUHMNQ gasoline. Solvent - lubricant - dryer. “^ I t o r H M religious orgamxattons forces This wlU require the manula> "I would aay. and 1 know he Moynlhan's proposals ter etaa- marLOW ^ k S S come. would say. we don’t always "inetnam Is s poor country: him to make an involuntary lureni to find substllbte* tor (Ion of lacoiM floors ter the FREE ALTERATIONS

.a. ^ j V PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTEB. CONN^ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1969 m X G uA rSB BVENIWS HERALD, ICANCmSTER. OOMK. SATIJIIDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1969 Vernon Manchester THEATER TIME Youth Charged SPviE-AUiyENCEf A \ Hospital Notes * SCHEDUL,E With Assault SheinwoH on 'A SERVICE OF ntiUMltAKERS Y u le F a i r Mothers of Mongoloids On Policeman r AND THEATERS. BBIDOE BUnJOEB SATCRDAT 8HOWB CAUTION NORTH VniTINa HOCB8 Th«9« raimgs opply to films Cinema I — AHce's Restau r»l—f * shf Nw f. 1900 N o v . 7 -8 Intermediate Care Semi- Richard SnarsU, 19, of 20 WU- Hy AinUED 8HElNWOU> 4 A 5 2 rant, 2:30, 5:00, 7:80, 10:00. ^ J9532 private, noon-2 pun., and 4 p.m. lUuna St., w a a . charged with TH IS 8CAL Tile annual CSirlstmaa F air o t Protest Research Cuts Cinema n—Funny Qlrl, 2:00 Some yean ago I appeared S pun.; private looma, M a.m.- 0 K-7 By FRANK CARET propriations to (he govenanent's 8:00. breach o t peace by easault and in ads Indlcotaa the >«m was j on a televlaion sboar with a den 4 KJ5 at. Jo#ei*’s Church wiu be hdd chemical deficient ta the breliw p.m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. / AP Scfeoce Writer National Inatitute of Neurologi t Bast Hartford Drlve-In — resisting arreet, after he had aubmitlad and approved undar tist and an engineer. A panel y.i l>n the thurch awiltortum Nov o t Mongoloid rleUina. Pediatrica: Parents allowed WEST EAST WASHINGTON (AP) —An 0|v cal Dtaeaaes and Bltadneaa. She Vixen, 8:50; Good Morning and tha Motion Picturt Codo of laymen had to aepctfate the Mra. Wjrman oald Dr. Oole any time ekcept noon-2 p.m.; a scuffle with police at the 4 QI0863 4 J4 7 and 8 under the chairmanship ganlsaUon of mothers of Mongo said thla srould ’’effectively Goodbye, 7:30. -7. ■ - of Solf-Rapidation. bridge builder from the bridge mma, Uke vartoua othera. la otliers, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. State Armory last night. C? K 6 C? A874 of Mrs. joaqA g iu . loid children has mounted a na close down" a human experi East Windsor Drive-In — S Suggoalid for GENERAL maker and the Mdge iriayer. threatened with a cut ta a Self Service: I t a.m.-2 p.m., O Q 1065 ■ 0 92 tional letter-writing campaign, mental drug program against at Alice’s Restaurant, 9:16; Wbere According to police, Snarsid Fcnttsiotely, the engineer wasn’t ■ae fair wUi feature la Houae-approved 4 p.m.-8 p-m. audloncoa. ♦ 73 4 Q >0842 proteatlng what it terms a least one aspect of MongoUam It’s At, 7:80. ' and a number of other youths A1 Psak, huUdlng a bridge In booths bill cazrenOy pead^ beloM a Intensive Care and Coronary S Suggatlsd for MATURE SOUTH threat to a promising research being conducted by Dr. Maty State Theatre—Midnight Cow were ordered to go inside the Decatur, Alabama, and also ^ Christmas novelties, re Senate subconunlttee headed hgr Care; lanmedlate family only, audioneas (parsntal disers- 4 K 9 7 ligious articles, mUl ends program against Mongolism. (Joiemon of CaUldren's Hoqritol boy, 1:SS, 4:26, 6:66, 9:26. Armory where a teen dance waa beating toe drums for a bridge Sen. Warren Maganaaa. D- anytime, limited to five min- Hon advisad). <5 Q 10 “ R e w o r k , baked goods, attul The program la reported to be In Washington. Waoh. Cinema 1 —Putney Swope, going on, or deal- away from In tournament there November 7-9. ntes. 0 AJ843 trcM iirtrs, booths for children. the only one of its type still in MongoUam la a malady char 2:00, 3:60, 6:40, 7:30 9:20.^ front of the building. Police say 0 RESTRICTED — Poraona Psak is as cautious at the Mrs. Wjrman aald bar orgaal- Maternity: Fathers, U a.m.- 4 A96 Upland and Santa-h grab bag. existence In the United States. acterised by serious mental re Mansfield Drive-In __Color that the other youths complied undar 16 not admittad. un- bridge table aa he la at the satlon sent meaaages to loeal or 12:45 p.m., and 6:80 p.m.-8 .South West North East There will be a snack bar fea Mrs. Donald G. Wyman of Al tardation os weU os by phyaicol M e Dead, 7:00;. Paranoia, 8:46. but Snarskl did not. The patrol laaa accompanlad by parani drafting table. ganisations tor retardad diU- pun.; ribers, S p.m.-4 p.m., and 1 0 Pass turing popular Polish foods. exandria, Va.. mother of a 4- defecU including poor muacle Manchesterjnancnesrer Drlve-Inunve-in — -----man— on ------duty■' reports that "ohe South dealer. 1 Pass dren throughout tha country— 6 d t p.m.-8 p.m^' or adult guardian. 1 N T Pass 3 NT year-old Mongoloid boy, and tone and coordination; a hrood Nightmare in Wax, 10:16; Blood All Pass to Saturday afternoon there and to other ’ ’frlajoda*’—auggaat- Limits: 16 in maternity, ® Paraona undar 16 not ad- Neither side vulnerable. apokeaman for the organisation face; fiat or atubby nooo; and of r.Dracula’s----- <->. .r.—OasUe, 8:45; Devils when, he says, Snarskl lunged »ml be a special art exhibit tag the tollowtag maaaaga to U in other areas, no lim it In Opening lead—Six of Spades. , ^ of 28 WasMngton-area mothers obliquely-set eyes. Hand, 7:80. at him and graibbed at Ms shirt, '"‘Itad. Thit aga rstlrictlon •T d w th paintings on sale. Assist Magnuson and othar m am ban self-service. West led the aix (rf .^^des ^ called "Mothers of Young Mon Dr. (Jolemon declined to dla- ripping It down the front, may ba highar In eartain against Psak in a recent touma- beaten you then, ing Mrs. GUI wiU be Mrs. Jos- o t his suboommtttea; SUNDAY eirti Kurr, Mrs. Alexander Wag goloids," U leading the fight. cusa details of her program, but Snarskl was subdued by pol araaa. Chack thaatar or ment, and toe bridge buUder couldn’t have five “ I protert the proposed cut te llie administration reminds Cinema I — Alice's Restau ner and the Rev. John Koion Mrs. Wymah said In an taler- it waa learned authoritatlvety It ice, handcuffed and brought to odvortiaing. made toe key pUy at the first •Paês to the queen-ten and the appropriations to the NattoMa visitors that with construction rant, 2:00, 4:.30, 7:00, 9:30. as honorary chairman. view her group U concerned tnvolvea use of on experimental police headquarters where he trick by refusing to win It In >»eapto,” Psak potat- InsUtuta of Neurologteal DIs- nnder way, parking space Is Cinema n —Funny G4ri 2:00, PrintedlîbpiAllc •«rv7c« ir > is about a " p r o p o ^ cut" In ap was processed and released un by tht» MwlMpef. BBS Class Officers drug-dupUcaUng a natural eases end BUndness. alloeated limited. Vlidtors are asked to 8:00. eltoer hand. Now the defense ^ ®"* — - )• bear with the liospHal while the der a 3500 cash bond. He will was washed up. dlammid.’’ The senior class at Rockville through toe National East Hartford Drlve-In — appear In court Nov. 3. Declarer won the second Engineers think of everything, High School has elected Bene of Health and budgeted hgr the paridng problem exlats. Vixen, 7:30; Good Mom in A ______Vernon spade and led the queen of Dally Questhm dict Tantillo as president; Su Health. Education and W ollars Goodbye, 8:66. san Fagan, vise president; hearts. If West won the trick ®P«*» with «*e ople have choMen filmed on location, and the spade* A lice s Costumes are optional but Dworkin, left, publicity chairman for the associa On Tank l'"orrf sen, East St., Andover; RcncI yeiiterday In connection with Vietnamese troops do noth- to give him their support, and money to finish her w orh." __ Incr unH t>wif oil 4Wrv RESr.A.URANr' prizes will be awarded In var WASHINGTON (AP) Two Mahoney, Sheer pjn Hebron; gambllng activities at the Vil Ing and that all the flgh tli^ la FVnIsle vUd. Asked tha rwnilta of the let done by the American troops." ^ ious categories for those wear Connecticut men were among Dominic J. MehMîo, 133 loge Lantern Bam. MCX Music Workshop, Open to College Tour Is In the phuining atntlng that Frank My ter-writing campaign. Mm. Wjr He also would Invite them to David Ja____ ing costumes. those named by ITesIdenI Nixon Brent Rd.; Beverly A. Nie Ralph Irooe, alias Ralph United Artists said toe fiber- defeating toe^wSSact "WHKBB ir a ax" [b ] the public. rtage (or a tour of the Middle has done mora for toe young man said her organisation dooo visit pacification projeocs. glas monster could not be re- " h ™., sta ^ Friday to a task force on urban mann, ElUngton; Normand H. Irish, 87, of Hartford, was Red Cross Drive •Eart. Side Rec, School St., Elart—open to all rtudents, fa p«>oplc of Venion than any oUi- not know yet how many letters covered from the bottom of toe jj^ve both renewal. Richard, 13 Cedar 31.; Mrs. charged with frequenting a The president mode these re- A one-day house-to-house fund open 6-10 p.m. culty and friends of M IX . See er single Indlrtdual, Folale said have been written. But she aald 754-foot-deep loch, and placed a hAArf«?» or Z ^***1 **** *^ng f4ff WINDSOR They are Roger C Wilkins, Rita G. Scott, 9 Mark Dr., Cov gaming house and ‘ gam ln i In drive will be conducted Sunday •West Side Rec, Cedar St., Mr. Stager for further Info. It is for this reason, "as well a cheek with ths offieea of Mag- claim with Fireman’s Fund In- West asked after drive in i f ht R Saturday, Oct. 18 •Waddell School, Broad St.. president of Travelers Insurance entry; Mrs. Marjorie L. Scus- generalvenernl 'b e B Security classdfi- to raise funds for toe American open 6-10 p.m. MOC Library hours at MHS, as his outrtAuidIng rsn-ord In lo nuaon’a commlltss mamban cation, near Soc Trang, 100 surance Co. ______Open 6-9:30 p.m. Co. In Hartford and Chancellor sel, 883 Center St.; Cynthia A Manchester patrolman, Red Croes. Ncxrto Methodist (Jhurch, 300 •Community Y, N. Main St., Monday-Thuraday, 3-10 p.m. cal government," he deserves shows that "m all ta running miles south of Saigon. A Firemen’s spokesman said •Tiling Junior High, E. Mid Archibald M Woixlruff of the Stephens, 162 School St., Wil who served os an undercover Richard Dempeey Is fund Parker St., Oar-Wash, A dollar open 6-10 p.m. and Fridays, 3-7 p.m.., also. yxxfto't enthuslartlc support in high and all In favor of no the claim will be paid because dle Tpke.—Open 6-10 p.m. Unlverally of Hartford. liam A. Tumor, Baker Rd., man at a "stag party" Tuesday " I con travel arqrwhere In the drive chairman and Robert H. MOC. Room 18, Monday-Tluirs- his bid to beconu' mayor. cuts." the policy was not on toe replica for the outside only or a dollar Bennet Varsity Soccer vs. •WaddrtI School, Broad St., Vernon; Mrs. Rosemary T, WII- night where 20 other men were Mekong Delta, village to vil Steele Is assistant chairman. day 8 p.m.—10 p.hi. and F ri Commenting on youth’s grow Itself, but on the cost of any pro Webb in Wethersfield. open 6-9:80 p.m. sen, 59 Clyde Rd. lage, luimlot to hamlot," Thleu More than 200 teen-agers from and a half for toe outside and days, 8 a.m.-7 p.m. ing partlclpatiotj in civic affairs arrested on similar charges, duction delays. •Illlng Jr. High, E. Middle declared with a grin. "A ft«w Up Madison Ave. inside. St. James School Cafeteria, foiu* organized groups will so everywhere, and In view of the BIR-THS Y E S T E R D A Y : A picked Trace’s photo out of a United Artists said filming Park St., St. James Home and Tpke., 6-10 p.m. months ago the Vleit Cong were licit funds under toe direction of South Methodist Oiurch, Any town orgiuilzatlon. school "truly outstanding contribution son to Mr. and Mrs. Walter number of photos at the Weth had to be removed to a studio, School Association meeting, 8 Friday, Oct. 24 In this village." adults. or church wishing to list an Frank McCoy has made to toe Shanohiui, 63 Thompson R d .; a ersfield police station. He Iden where a miniature lake and co m e r at Hartford Rd. and Main p.m. Center Park,. 9:30 a.m.—UN A military operation was In “Go see ‘Putney Swope’. event of interest to teens (13- clmracter development of daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. tified Irace ns the man who monster were built, a considera St., "H I Ho—Come to the F air,” Tuesday, Oct. 21 Day, 4th annual flag raising THEY'RE HERE! progress around the,— village Tells it like it’s never b ^n 21) In this column may con young |)eople,’’ Folale said his Charles Benadlo, Glastonbury; served as the "bank" during a ble distance away from legend- starting at 10 a.m. Fun for all. ECHS —P8AT Testing for ceremonies sponaored by too while Thleu visited, and scores tact Fran (.'onway (Mrs. Frank committee feels MeXoy Is more a son to Mr. and Mrs. Gregory dice game at the Tolland Tpke. shrouded Loch Ness. told before.”—Judith Crist MBS, Bailey Auditorium, 8 Juniors and Otis-Lennon Test •town and the League of Wom iiiiuiiHnmem. combat police were in ovl- J.), luiytime or Candy after thiui deserving of the support. Zollo, Wililmantic; a daughter establishment. Navy Tells p.m.. Lutz Museum and the ing for new students not pre- en Voters . . . speakers—May school Iwura, 287 Hackmatack to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Toth, The policeman sold that Irace along the highway and In Jayoees present a film "The viourty tested. or AgortlnelU (uid Dr. F. W. Folsle emphasized, however, loft« the.1-- "stag — ----- party” .. when . he the vULoge Itself. Land the Glaciers Forgot." Ad St.. 649-6080; KathI Knapp, that In supporting McCoy toe TOYOTA Storrs; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Bennet Jr. High — Data Lowe, Jr. of MOC. Open to all. I O f C u tb a c k s 649-9238 after 3 p.m.; or Karen Kenneth Fisher, Warehouse learned that on undercover TK oH A^leict j mission tickets available at toe Center, 6 p.m., MIX: Data Pro young people were In no way (Herald Photo by Bucelvtclus) "PUTNEY SW O PE ’ Bennet Junior High, "October Gilmore 649-9278 after school AMERICA'S SECOND LARGEST man waa present and Just be d(x>r for the public. cessing Association Planning Implying any criticism of Dem- Point; a son to Mr. and Mrs. WASHINGTON (AP) — The Differences Dance" tor ninth hour-s. fore Manchester police and FBI The Truth aned Soul Movie Teem Oenter, School St., 7:30- Meeting. All MOC’ers invited. o<'riUic Mayoral candidate, Sey Richard Ashley, Box 262, Cov Godi To Attend A Lot of Ruler! drive- in N avy announced Friday a new graders only. Donation—fifty SELLING IMPORTED CARI entry; a son to Mr. and Mrs. agents raided the place. OP ^ HAH I! tlHii 11 p.m. 'Dance to "T h e Blue M IX , Itartford Rd. Campus, cents per penson with music by mour I-avitt. aeries of economy moves it said Francis Bums, East Hartford; Trace was freed on a 3100 Two Conferences Inaliility to .see the demonstration will no longer be ® ^ I N E M A 1 Bxolnslva Rock Expedition.” Members Cafeteria, 7:80 p.m. course "The Rogues." He ^plained. "It's limply a n and TEST DRIVE ONE AT cash bond for court appear a valid excu.se for East Catholic High School sci wlU save 343 milUon In defense only — membership cards avail "Revolutionary Premise" by Duplicate Bridge that we're on the same wave a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ter NOW Ends SUNDAY t.M'i !.:::-:.TT8Dri4 i iz n r iA Wert Side Library, Cedar 81., ris Jones, East Hartford; a son ance Nov. 8. Harry S. GodI, dean of atu- ence and mathematics student.s. Richard Huels- spending. able at toe door. Dr. F. W. Lowe, Jr. — open to Open 2-8 p.m. Results lost night In a dupli length with Mr. M ctfoy." "W e appreciate the genuine to Mr. and Mrs. Richard denta at Manchester Communi It includes retirement ot four BCH8 Cafeteria, 7:80 p.m. toe public, no charge. “The Depot" Coffeehouse. Lo cate bridge game at the liallan- mann chemistry teacher, won this 61/a-foot slide interest lie has shown In us. . .1 MORIARTY Brothers Oockerham, 166 Birch St.; twin ty Oollege, will repreaent toe more intelligence ships toe Ox EX3IS Parents Club Potluck MHS Gym, (G-36), 7:30-8:80 cust St., (parking in St. M ary's Amerlcan, dub are: Clem "On The Isnrel at fW iter and rule, which wa.s the door prize given at the Arch- think most young iM-ople like sons to Mr. and Mrs. William Rockville ford, Georgetown, Jamestown Dinner and Dance — ECMS’ers, p.m., MIX Dance Workshop parking lot). 8 p.m. midnight. Hitctiicock and William Curtiss, 316 CRNTKR WT., MANCHUVmil .. college at two all-New England dioce.se of Hartford teachers’ institute held Wednes action and we've always gotten Thomas, 29 Deerfield Lane, and Belmont, which will be laid got your parents out for a tor M (X female students only. Local talent appearing. Mem first and Tucker Merritt and college conferences next week day at Northwest Catholic High School in West it from Mr. M ctkiy." he said. OPEN RVKNINGH (Tbundaya Mil 9t99 pda.) Wapplng. Hospital Notes up In this fiscal year which ends night of fun. MHS Swimming Pool, 6:30- bership cards available at the Donsdd Garter, and Joseph M ar In New Hampshire imd Maasa- SATURDAY Hartford. The demonstration rule can be extended July 30, 1970. 8 p.m. — Open swimming tor door. cello and Dennis Robinson, tied Folse said lliat toe commit DISCHARGED YESTER visiting hours are 13:30 to 8 chusetta. *East Side Rec, School St., to 13 feet, is 18 inches wide, and is valued at $35. MCX’era. Those with long hair •Eart Side Rcc., School St., for second. tee which he expects to attract D A Y : Wulden B. 81. John, 5 Sunday through T\jcsday. he ’The retirement of these and hours 8:30 a.m.-O p.m. p.m. in all arcus except ma NIGHTS must wear bathing caps. Open 6-10 p.m. Results in the second round more ttuin 100 young people, Quaker Rd.; Antonio Sam- will participate In on Institute other ships leaves only two, Val •West Side Rec, Cedar St., ternity where they are 3 to 4 Williams Building, St. M hry’s •Wert Side Rec., Cedar St.. of a knockout team tournament will help dtsribute "M cCoy for martino. East Hartford; Mrs. and 8:80 to 8 p.m. dez and Muller of what once hours 1-6 p.m. on Innovations In student serv Church, Park St., 6:30-10 p.m., 6-10 p.m.—Junior High Night— arc Joseph Toce, Fred (Jlark, M ayor" lllernture and publici Carol I. Piazza, Scotland, ices, In Manchester, N.H. Spon- was a fleet of 10 intelligence •Community Y , N. Mata St., PINTO, Inc. — drug Informa bowling and ^nclng. John Clark and William Mc- ty. and that Its members will Conn.; Stephen G. Turner, Glas aorcil by the national firm of ■>4-miii3'« ships. Admitted Thuraday: (toeryl hours 1-6 p.m. tion oenter . . . Inquiries kept •Community Y, N. Main St., Dougah; Mr. and rMs. Albert try to {lerMunslly contact more tonbury; Mrs. L. Cross, R PD Higher education Executive As F ire C a lls 'Ihe retirement of toe Oxford, Todd, Somcra; Patricia Gray, Sunday, Oct. 19 anonymous. 6-10 p.m. LaPlant, Mrs. Lawrence Freiui than 3,000 voters to urge them 2, South Coventry; Jorma Nur sociates, the Institute will endc- Eighth District firefighters Georgetown, Jamestown and Ward at., Rockville; Virginia MHS Swimming P (»l, 12:30-4 •'Ekist Side Rec, School St., Saturday, 0ckvllle; Mo itIh liig, repre.sentatlon, relation Roadshow Engagement Open 6-10 p.m. bers only, cards available at following as membeni o t the Wells SI. ye.slenlay at 6:16 p.m. Under toe new decision, toe MCXI’s Cinema Sunday Night dau. Candy Kitchen Dr., Tolland. Cloud, Cryatnl I.ake Hd., Elling ships, and participation on •Buckley School, Vernon St., toe door. Where quality Candy Is Made Freeh Dally where they extinguished a fire Navy said seven Seabee batta presents "The Savage Eye” — The gome, sponsored by toe Also. Pedro L. Rodrlques, ton; Suzanne McMannuH. Dailey campuHCH Open 6-9:80 p.m. MHS, Bailey Auditorium, 8 In a stove. Damage was mliH>r “SWEET lions will be (Usbanded, with a searing exposure of lonellnees Manchester Bridge dub. Is Hartford; Mrs. Margaret Whll- OIr., Rockville; I.juira Thrall, On “ Wednesday, ' Godi will at Wednesday, Oct. 22 p.m., MHS's Sock and Buskin ( hiMMe From Over *«0 Verlelira there also. * CofTvnonuMWi UoNd SING-A-LONG : about 6,000 men released from In the big city. Open to the played each Friday at 8 p.m. al ford. East Hartford; Doreen M. Granby, and“ Florence Kelley tend an all-day workshop at Bennet J. High JV Soccer at presents "The Mouse That O V IR 3 ARIUJON G H A R ITr WITH active duty. Those Seabees who public — a dollar at too door. the club. 136 Eldridge St. Play Sambogna, Carter St.; Norma Weal Rd., Roi-kvlllc. Recker Junior College In Wor- ’Hmothy Edward School. Roared.” TTckots available at Thars ta a Uttta Hsly ta s w i Broadway’s Smash Musical wish to remain on active duty Membership subscriptions avail Is open to toe public. P R B O m n fO N S Warren, Riverside Dr.. Vernon; Blrtlw TIuir.iday: Son to Mr. ce.sl^r. Mass., sponsored by a Bennet Jr. High, Data Center toe door. 34% ) Gain fo r Poultry and those with still time to able for toe entire series at ■alaljr Cempeeaded Stefanie Melohcr, 12 NelU Rd., and Mr.s. Jean LiRlanc, Ueh- new assoehitlon of New Eng- CARROLLBAKEf KAY PAULSEN 1 p.m., M IX Data Processing •East Side Rec. Sclvx>I St., GHOCOLAH PIZZA Now the Most Exciting serve wlU be shifted to other MCX; ottloe. MOC students free Rockville: Roger Taggart, 49 rlng Rd., Tolland. hind junior college student per KANSAS CITY, Mo. -Com SSSNIE ISNTUr ON iANJO Association Planning Meeting, open 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m. mu CAW units. with ID card. Vou’ve get to see H to beltave H. A eombtastlos Woodland St.; Luis M. Dias, 44Mi Dlachiu-gcd Thursday: Jenni sonnel officers. pared with the late 1960s, U.8. Movie In Years! All MCC’ers invited. •Wert Side Rec., Cedar St., ARiwR omia Three of toe battalions are of ehomtole. nifta, fruit, smhe It Burnham St.; Angela M. Pica, fer Harri.son, Park W, Apia.. As a niemher of the a8.socia- consumption of all red meats Monday, Oct. 20 MHS, Room A-22, 8:30 p.m.— open 1-6 p.m. — Rated ‘‘G’’ — home based at Port Hueneme, real tWag. Try issis ssss. East Hartford; Beatrice Rockville: Pauline Fink, Grove llon's executive committee and has Increased 17 per cent. Beef Williams Building, St. Mary’s MOC Chorus Rehearsal. •Community Y, N. Main St., Calif, three at DavlsvlUe, R. I., TRIdK? NO Charette, 112 Charter Oak 81.; St., Rockville; Mra. Jane Phln- a- . representative...... of ConnectleulV W..HXTV.SSX MS consumption has risen 33 per Bvcmlngs at 8:00 — Plus — LIVE A LHILE I t Y (3turch, Park St., 6:30-10 p.m., West Side Branch Library, open 1-6 p.m. Mrs. Celia S. Hubbcll, Mansfield ney and son, Stafford Sprlnga; junior coUt^Kr, lu* will work with cent and poultry-meat consump- and one at Gulfport, Miss., al PINTO, Inc.—drug information Cedar St., Open 2-6 and 6-9 p.m. 8at.-Sun. at 2:30-5:30-8:30 though three of them currently center . . . inquiries kept anon Depot; Mrs. Muriel Nicholson, Mra. Gall Malteaen and daugh itoanH of Ntiulents and other per- Ron 34 per cent. Williams Building, 81. irfary’s •—These activities require are stationed in South Vietnam. ymous. East Hartford; Mrs. Noml K. ter, Hrlght Sit., Enfield, and sonnel offlcera from 50 two- Church, Park St., 6:30-10 p.m.. membership cards available at TREAT The Seabee battalions will be Pathfinders Club, Norman Slmonoff, 200 Diane Dr.. Wap Mrw. Jeanne Rlvenburg and aon, year public and private junior PINTO, Inc., drug Information the Recreation Center. 110 retired by mid-November. St.. 8-9:30 p.m., Alateens— plng. Mountain St.. Roekvillc. UeK«^ In the region. center . . . biquiries kept anony Cedar St., and at alt centers. DAVID'! A third facet of toe new econ Open to teens who have a rela Also, Mrs. Charles MacDonald mous. Be sure to pick up your Win omy move involves a 30.0(X)-man tive or friend with a drinking YOURSELF and son, 190 Princeton 81.; Mrs. NIWtNC.rON - _ MANCHESTER PARKADE—«4«-218S •East Side Rec., Sch(x>I 81.. ter Recreation Program for a reduction of the Navy’s civilian problem. Further Information, Clayton Zahner and son, 786 ’’It'*5«^tvCevV4Dt. I & n — open 6-10 p.m. drtailed list of actlvlUcs I P l4*lman COLOR fw^: a a a a a a work force which now totals call 644-0133 . . . Inquiries kept Doming St., Wapplng; Mrs. HIHIIN fURNPlKt ■ a a a a a •West Side Rec.. Cedar St., Nl XT TO TWO OUTSondOfl ANTMOOR more than 419,000 people. anonymous. Donald Caldwell and daughter, open 6-10 p.m. Karen reminds Bennet stu TO Coatlnoous DaUy from Secretary of toe Navy John H. Ellington; Mrs. William Wlg- < 4 Wert Side Branch Library. •Community Y, N, Mata St., dents that their B8AA cards i 3:90 Chafee pledged that “ every ef glesworth and son, 90 Main St., Borbru Streisand Cedar St.. Open 2-5 p.m. and open 6-10 p.m. are ayall(U>le this week for tl.26 ROUTE 6. BOLTON — TEL. A4f^332 Ario Guthrie fort will be made to find new po Talcottvllle; Mrs. Michael ’’I'unny Glrl’’-4Calor 6-9 p.m. •MHS Pool, 6:30-9:30 p.m. in corriderii of first floor Barn CAR WASH “ AUcefs Restaurant" sitions for employes affected by Markstein and son. 68 Overland Evenings at 8 PJH. Bennrt JV Soccer vs. Rham Family Swim Night. ard and FrlnkUn buildings and OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY H i 8:00 P.M. ooler this action and to minimize, as 81.; Mrs. Lawjrence 'Turk and Bargain Hour 1 to 2 W(xl.-Sat.-Sun. 2 PJH. at Mt. Nebo. •Buckley School, Vernon St., second floor M ain. . . also the Reserved Seats for far as possible, the economic Caady Also Available For r«ad s.h j.g son, Storrs; Mrs. James P.M. Daily Except •East Side Rec, School S t .- open 6-9:30 p.m. Book Fair will be Monday, 563 W .M iddk Tpk#. AU Performances and social impact on communi Pasqualoni and son. 810A Sunda.vs k HoUda^ Open 6-10 p.m. •Waddell School, Broad 81., Tuesday, Wednesday, of this ChUdren $ IM ties concerned." Green Rd.; Mrs. John Beaulieu AU Seats 78c •Wert Side Rec, Cedar St.— open 6-9:30 p.m, week In the Library. IV 2 MinutM $1.00 s.., ARID GUTHRIE ARTHUR PENN • COLOR by Deluxe Childers Restaurant The civilian employe cutback and daughter, 812 Main 81. Open 6-10 p.m. •Ullng Jr. High. E. Middle KaUil reminds MOC'ere to.«M.~.PCTfS(EG£R ------was accomplished by some fir •Community Y, N. Main St.— Tpke., open 6-10 pjn. Audio-Visual I.aboratory needs ings as well as attrition, the FIATUXI AT 7:10.1:19 USHB4CK GIANT ^ ACRIS 01 Open 6-10 p.m. Thursday, (>ct. tS part-time helpers- see Mr. BURNSIDE AUDirOHlUMS ^ GAIUK'Y 250 HARTFORD ROAD MANCHESTER flMSsyi liM4il94:lt-t!lf ) SUIS SCk’tlN " TRf( PARMbi Navy said. •MHS Swimming Pool—Open MOC Hartford Rd. Campus, Scheldman—Room 210. The reductions will apply na iHaurl^PBlrr 6:30-9:30 p.m.' Cafeteria, 10 p.m.-midnight —” Second Annual Community tionwide and toe bases affected €i!puiny IScralJi will be Identified in the near fu OCTOBER ture, the announcement said. HaWUhed Dmlly Kxcrpi Hunaaya FRI.. SAT. . SUN. In a drive to cut an addlllosial mOA HoUdaya at 13 BIsnHI Street 3 - ^ m t Run plus (lassie MexK^hetier, Conn- (ti6090) 33 btUlon from the defense budg-. SPECIALS Telephone 643-:’7n et. the Pentagon previously an ('liuifi PiMinite PnlO m ON Mancheiter, Conn nounced plans to cut military 8UB8CH1FT10N KATr^ TO D AY 9A 1s5S-4iM .4 i5»-9i96— 8VN . THANKS! ' manpower by 196.0(» men. The Payable In Advance total will rise to about 00,000 by ALUMINUM one Ye«r $3u (K To Our Customers Sundae 9U XoatlH ...... 15.50 toe end of toU next flocal year. l^re« Montha 7.80 For Three Wonderful Years All toe armed services have On* Month 3 5(> loot men. unlU and projects un • DOORS ( der Ihe economy drive. IN APPRECIATION OF YOUR PATRONAGE, • WINDOWS H E LD OVER— 3iM W erii Plus the Classic Horror HU COFFEE WILL BE SERVED FREE ALL DAY Gas Rate ffike Okayed The Best Of The New "THE I>EVIL’.S HAND" Unda ( hrlstian. Robert Alda • CANOPIES Gooey and dalactabU — with butterscotch topping poured Sex-pIaoatlonJElhns! Playboy ivit\iT h»M\ B RID G EPO RT (A P ) — Soutb- m . I ,M \s .M HU I< PiW# III 14# Oa» MONDAY, OCTOBER 20 em Connecticut Oaa. Oo. has • AWNINGS t'l U>\ over delicious Shady Glen Pumpkin Ice Creem — topped with (WHEN CONSUMED INSIDC) been given provtalooel p erm is sion to tacreaae n te a retroac- • SIDING ôu ae ®ljat ôarrh” ^ reel whipped cream and e big red cherry. ^ ^ DUSSTMM \^We No^ Feature Our Own tive to Sept. 99. \ -A Comedy in Two Acta HOFFIVIAIM Th^ permlnlon was granted FREE ESTIMATES ^ . ' , ■ V V Homemade Muffins, Brbn,, Corny Friday by Superior Oourt Judge E-Z TERMS " \ . \ ■ Adapted by CHRISTOPHER SERGBL I William L. Tierney. The rtata y . VOICHT Blueberry and Apple PubUc Utilities Commlaatan had Preaented by M denied permiaaian (or the. ta- — C A U — SOCK and BUSKIN c n a se until It oould tavaatignte OPEN VIXEN. IVItOIMICHT OPEN 5 A.M. UNTIL 7:30 P.M. the company's rcqneat. BILL TUNSKY Shadif^ îsufL (Drwuf, SfnhuA. V k h ...M O * r (X) Saturday Evening, October 25, 1969, SKlCp.m. 1 ■ Tierney said the eompaay BAILEY AUDITORIUM murt aaaure tha P T X It ta able SUNDAY TWO CONVENIENT LOCAHONS OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL 3 P.M. Bt. 9 4 44A — 0 | w e Dolly ood SaEM FMrtaide ~ — Mae. M . [ASJHARJfORD // to make refunds if the requMt Oma General Admission $1.00 ocoMine COLOR:. Dt-Luxe tor the n t e incraasss ta not ap |.‘ .1 !•. ★ HI . (D A U DAY United krtists ( ) proved (uQy. A PAGE FOUR • \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MAKCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1969 M A l^H EaggR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 18, 1969 manufacturers, and the safety experts, PAGE FIVE look Into the poesibUlty of a Und of ’\ riet Keeney, 537, and Eva Lutz bumper which does something more than 628. -Wonders of the Universe- Verntm News for Senior Citizens Schedule for the week: take or give whatever crash Impact SEDAN Mtniday, 10 a.m. to noon, THINK SMALL aisji jo ___ FUBLIHHED BY THK there may be at whatever spend By WALLY FORTIN Exploring Outer Planets Library Adds DeUvered In Monctaester HBRAl.n PRINTINO CO., INC D m u rT o it kitchen social, 1p.m. to 4 p.m., 18 BlMell Streat The suggestion waa, the other day, // pinochle tournament. Bus plck- Blqulpped with leatherette in __ llanchM tar. Conn. Records With terior, windriiield washer, 2- T. FEROUSON ^ <*Alk vriio really went all out to moke “ ** “ « (Continued from Page 4) they will have to r ^ com- WALTER R. FEROUSON that cars be equipped with riiock-ab- m!! all out to moke "** speed electric wipers, heater, Publlahen Dowding Gift defogger, 4-w«y safety flashers, ______Founded Octobar 1. 1881 sorbent bumpers, with the tb o ck ab back-up lights, front and rear /, i-u t w M k . 1 «< Esenin* Ejtcapt Bundayi sorbers mouilted between the standard The record collection at the seat belts, leatherette headrests, Peering wheel lock and rear S?— E"**™** aJ. tl>e Poat Office M bumper and the main frame of the auto to Pennaylvanla Dutch country Next trip waa to West Point league at the Parkade ptaimlng must take olace veara !^*^**^^ missions can Rockville Public Library has llancbeater. Conn., oa Second Claaa XaB ^ a l l expressed pleasurT S ^ t U s ^ T w X J ^ y IlL T lS e -chodtHed. b S ^ ^ “ lu S A l ^ r T T i r window defroster. MAttM*. mobile. been expanded through a gift en^yment, and, aa aome put It, weather Juat coukta't have Plement thU suggestkav they 'oU>««s render toe SUBSCRIPTION RATES it WM Just wonderful.” I'm treated ua ai^ better Hardly a Projects. 2 p.m. to 4 recommended^toat^ 1971 InoperaUve. They from Fred Y. Dowdlng, In mem TED TRUDON Rt*. II, Teltenrf Tpis. ^yable In Advance One claim for such bumpers is Tal<*thrUl».M4neliMt«f One Y e ar ...... 880 QD sure It was one trip that will cloud in the skv and the troea P>m-Day entertainment, m asa include in ito advance miniaturi- ory of his fatoar. Kenneth Dowd- 8 i j m they would eliminate all damage In colli 641-II1I U Hontha ...... ii Ibng be remembered b^ ^ on th^ ^ C a n a d ia n RocMea. ^ electronic components ing. VOLKSWAGEN Three Hontha ...... 7.80 sions taking place at up to 30 mUes an We stayed at t o e ^ ^ a . ^ T T “1 “>e Pacific Northw^ b^ cuÛy f^ e Month ...... XlfO The collection includes many hour. in llncaator,“ ’^ d ^ ^ ^ L t S i * Evan NyqUt” ^ “ i l c k S "‘ “ P Z Z m e m b e r ^ old favorites as w«il as some stone's throw from where the The trip went alotur like clock “ "*• P ">- “ <1 a ^ a b l ^ m r t f n l increase the veraaUllty of THE ASSOCIATED PRESS nor\-elty recordings. Last spring *• eaclualvely entitled The obvious extension of that claim Is Amish acUon la. Staying thero wort 3 ^ “ P * P m. t o ^ e ’l d ^ S ^ ^ the experimenU adopted. toe Suburban Women’s Club ” J* otherwiae credtt- the hope that they would dimlnlah the made it easier for us to in great spiriU aU toe day. We Thmsda^S a.m. to 4 p.m., tuniUes over the next d e c^ t reasoiw NOTICE take in quite a few interesting managed to aee a few sites and Thursday, pinochle ir^ thia Anft it yusUmwsa tk » attention to the presented the library with i l a b % **“ <}amage to the car In other higher money which made possible toe •P. '^ 'A .of republlcatlon of apeclal dH- ^ces. such as toe Wonderiai^ thê had dinner at^kSri ‘o Rockville 111 D ?*"■ »lm»»ln9 patchea nerein are aiao reaerved. speed accidents too, and pertiaps Wax Museum, Amish Farms Thayer, which U rteht on toe Pm'^ldpate In cards with the booster with a this scienUsts do not Intend to purchase of a record browsing Rockville Senlw dtlaens. unit. Leaf Collection The Herald Prlntlna Company Inc aa. cut down the shock and impact o f all ^ even an Amish Ice S cam^pml. S®nlqr atlaens. ^Sfto iST Friday. 1 p.m. to 3 p.m a ^ to latmch approximately We knw'toariickrinera The records circulate for one reaponalftmy for 'typo- accidents on driver and passenger made In advance, and Lent OoUectioa has been tentatively set for the w e^ errors Appe&rtnjr in Advertlseniefite One of toe real treats waa Everyone was served a t m - embroidery and needle- 1,600 pounds on a Jupiter fly- j^""**!** launched to orbit Mars in 1973. month. The library Is now buy begtanlng Oot. 11. ,S lt S ? 'ln . bodies. ing new releases on a regular an Amish meal at toe Plain and courae dinner which featur^ P°^‘ embroldenr class. 7 p.m. ^ ^®*^ I". “ » Rontee scheduled for the week of the Slth win be an- basis. A special effort was made The main point of the Insurance ex Fancy Restaurant. I told the hamsteaks, and all were very P ™ - setback tournament, within these weich* Venus Mariner will be launched nouncod In the Manrheeter Evening Hensid on the preced to?"î;*?frwif’siS?lc^*'“ T ^ “ -W->ln,. group to prepare themselves tor aatlsfied with the meaL scheduled. ^ “ ** to acquire albums by Gene ing Hnturday. perts — that as of now the bumpers O' N-. ®- A. ServIce,^ Inc thla meal, and I guess moat of The day waa made complete Senior Center la open menbi necsî-J^ **** ex^rt- via Venus In 1972-73 la also Pitney, a native of RocJcvlUe. f**Pio««n»Atlvea — The iullua The librarian aald students Generally, last yeau-’s routes have be«« reversed in IfAUiewi Specif Ajrency New York CKl> seem designed almost as much to In them did, as therreally went when we watched toe caLta, weekdays, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 ic qêJu^SHSIc^ntoirX.^ **r*J^ *^ ’ ‘™’®'' order of dates. Those picked up first last year will he laet caAo. Detroit and Boatott ‘ and teachers are making use of flict damage as to prevent It — seems to town on all toe many vari- ‘n their sharp colorful uniforms. P '" " '®r vlslUng, TV viewing, ,„Y y a te m “ *® “ *sr ayatem — the easier goal this year. There will, of course, be s few exceptions In the drama, _^speech and show tune T i ^ s a u d i t b u r e a u o f CIRCULA- valid. eUea of foods served. Even tried perform. The cannon went off reading, card playing, pool, and Because It will he ..t ~«*P*cred. older sections of Town where drainage problenss are nzsat toethe “ Shoo-FIy-Ple.”Shnn.m«_T>i. •• unexpectedly unexpectedly for for ua, us, and and scared scared snuiiie shuffleboard. Stop by, and '*•* ewceessful explora- records In classroom work. critical. And Uie suggestion la that U we ever When dinner was over, most aome ■ome of of uk us half half to to deauT^ death. It visit visit with with ua.us “3^'" Scout Fund Drive ® o*oem« houri undertaken, It Is hoped that our knowledge will have ex Leaves will also be picked up on R«fMe t'oHeotloa J o r Monday — 1 p.m. FVIday. everyone was content to go back really is a picture of perfection, ------Cub Si-out Pack 221 wlU hold routes If they sre properly contained In plaatic hogs or £ o[ S L ^ av — 1 p.m. Saturtay. really put our Ingenuity to work on the even newer technologies may panded so that toe origin of Jor Wedneaday — 1 p.m. Monday to toe motel, and take it easy watching the cadets do their its annual fund raising drive to other containers. £ 0'' 22l,'i'’***A>' ~ f P-">- Tueaday problem of highway safety, we might for toe remainder of the night, thing. We arrived home at toe evolve to in ^ e success. In toe planetary systems may he de- day and Sunday in the form £ ? ! 1 p m. Wedneaday. Students Given i n ^ ^ a t e future a new set of duced and with tola toe more of a house to house sale of Property owners are cautioned not to rake leavea late For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thuradav find a number of things we could do ______eary hour of 9 p.m. all a the gutter until the day PRIOR to the ACTI’AL OOUUBC- Claaalfled deadltne ^ 5 p m day ^fore NEWS PLASH! NEWS little Ured, but happy, and al challenge will have to be met provocaUve question of "Hfe In light bulbs. TION D A Y . publlgitlon. B p.m FrtdaAo? short of putting the human being into Financial Aid FLASH! I Juat received word ready toe cry is when and **** engineering and the universe" can be broached The cartons will contain eight and Monday publication. a suit of armor. scientific fraternity. Because of about toe Ice Capades In Spring- where do we go again . Slxty-slx Manchester Com Copyright ___ .-tponaored by the Lake Street Saturday, October 18 toe great distances Involved, Oeneral Features Oorp. School p ro . Funds from the field, Mass. We will register for Back to the business and pro- munity Ck>Uege students have Ihls trip starting Monday grams at the Center. Our reg- sale will be used to finance No Cheap Alloy, Please torough Friday of thla coming ular Friday night setback tour- been ------able to~ continue— — their trips and other activities for the Or Mankind Learning: To Walk? week. Those who register muat nament la gaining in popular- studies this semester as a result Hebron 1:30 p.m. at toe Rham field. scouts. The members of the Senate and House pay 84 for a reserved seat, and Ity hs we had 48 participants at 824,460 disbursed through toe The team la grateful for toe Aa beoomea quite obvtoua In the talk at Washington ore of equal mind in toe bus fee wlU be collected this past week. The winners college office of financial aid Health Tests enthusiasm and eni'ouragement later. Tell vnnr frfAtwIa o>w\iif were Willrlnann itM». iPo_ shown by their many fans and and print aftermath, nobody knowa quite wishing to create a coin which will be later. Tell your friends about were Fritz Wilkinson, 138; Es The sum includes 812,060 in friends. A refreshment stand UQUORS-WINES what to make of the Moratorium. this one, and remember we on- ther Anderson, 136; Angie Jar Completed In memorial of former President Dwight ly have a week to register. via, 131; Helen Erickami, 128 National Defense Student Loans and equipment storage area was COlIfNALS And that — an inability to decide upon D. Elsenhower. Now back to our Amlah trip. Ted Rivard, 123; Bernice Mar (NDSL), 87,400 In Elconomlc Kindergarten erected at Rham by Bill Long Omxntunity Grants, 84,600 In and Bud Klsner. All lumber and MinimiNii Yricos Ita practical reaulta — la perhapa an But when it comes to the question of ------tin, 122; George SchroU. 120 Our guide for a day waa Mrs. Tommy O'NelU, 119; Grace MOC remission of tuition, and Inevitable conaequenoe of any effort to Mrs. Jean Moshier, public 'or the building was ARTHUR DRUa what shall be In the "Elsenhower dollnr" Buckwalters, and believe me Baker, 117; Eva Post, 117; John 8400 from MOC scholarship health nurse, has reported to ‘' “ 'ated by Clifford Slloer. Judge It aa one ml^ht Judge aome other AT THE PARKADE the Senate has voted one way, the House she certainly had things well Kehoe, 117; Frank Anderson, *°Y*x:es. toe Board of Educationthat___ event In the public domain an another. , jplanned,----— and was a most uc-de- ---- H®,------andno. Jennie Fogarty. 116. during September she compiei-complet Advertisement- ^ ------Ughtful person, with a pleasing Monday morning toe popular director of financial old, ed the initial vision and audio Beatrice Andrews Democra- election, a vote, a apeeoh, the adoption The Senate, loyal to some of Its active ^wawBiaaaavÂpersonallty. MShe41W had3 1 0 U manylltCMtJr In-111* Kitchen Social wwaa Av ois-t_ rk«»v* /'iM'lf nAm 3cuffy^ aubmlt to any alngle, general definition. Yesterdays tor working on toe train sure 820; Lee Stein per cent rem issly per year up Grades 1 through 6 and have been allowed to rise, no matter Exploring Outer Planets had hla hands full. He got more ®'®: Roblna Carroll. 812, to a m a x l m ^ o f 60 per cent, hopes to complete these tesU A pet store like never before. Some were agalnat thla war In particu By A.H.O. what the effect on the price of sliver. 25 Years Ago lovtagloving and klasliurkissing alonvalong that Keeney,------•” 608.— '• ------“ • aa weu as initial audio as acreen- weU as initial audio ecreen- By Dr. I. M. LEVITT, lar, aome agalnat all war In general; If there waa one thing which was There is considerable scienti ntae-mUe run, and I guess he Tuesday’s oil painting class is '««eral LEEP funds has been ings for first, second, third and SUNDAY, OCTOIER iitb DIRECTOR fic merit in attempting to de Hartford Rd., is a staff assistant When, the other night, Hubert part of the State's financial reaUy liked .It. He told us that ah°wtag rapid progress, as tentatively approved tor MCC. sixth graders during tots month, aome took the particular conduct of the constant about Dwight D. Eisenhower The Fela Planetarium termine the composition of Jupi with the Red Crose at. a poat in Stone, the executive director of plight onto future generatlcns of our group waa toe best and toe "" "ty “ 'e finding•iiivuiis *uuueiihidden tal-lai- enforcement officers en- AleoXleo during October,October. she Keep America England. Prealdent oa their target, hoping to In It was that there was never anything Of The Fninklin Institute ter's atmosphere. Scientists the Connecticut Public Expen taxpayers, raising the question most fun he’s ever seen on toe ents, and ethers surprising ta the college’s law en- plans to administer the tuber- Exploration of the outer of whether Connecticut, with a FREE GOLDFISH fluence It, othcra wonted to take authori false or fake or eraaU In hla character speculate that the various colors diture Council, included in a train. toemselves with their success 'orcement program for addition- culln test to all employes of the pianels Is shaping up os the Public survey Indicates that debt already one of the highest Beautiful ty itaelf away from eaUbllahed leader- observed on the cloud bolts arise I also found out that It’s a at a project they never tried education and training ore Hebron Elementary School sys- Bach child muHt be uccompanled by adult anywhere at any time. No matter how theme of the next decaxle In facilities of Manchester Me public discussion of the work in the Nation, will continue to from the presence of complex morial Hospital are inadequate smaU world after all as the Everyone enjoys the eligible for outright granu cov- tern prior to referral tor X rays. Bhlp and have declalon rise from the savagely the analysts searched, they space. The Apollo lunar serlee molecules In the ammonia and of his organization a criticism maintain its "Triple A’ credit " owner of the hotel is a native wlU l»e Interesting ertag tuition and fees. Students The PubUc Health Nurse is able MANCHESTER TOOl Btreeta. will continue until late 1972, for the needs of the community. rating.” B*>. ^ ^ Limit 1 per customer. never found the cheap alloy. He waa methane crystals forming the Dr. D.C.Y. Moore, second old of the last General Assembly ot New Haven, and ta fact still ^ ®*® complete work, on potentially employable by law to offer thla service because toe but In that same year the clouds. Two schools of thought To the Republican State ' has his home there Mr "Hank” 'I'®" ®*''°rcement agencies are ell- mobile unit of the Connecticut But auch diaputation and difference of precious American irfctal all the way est offtoe holder in Manchester, for its bonding policies, reac Pioneer F and O spooecraft are concerned with this hiter- Chairman such a statement was Davidson.------He even knew a few „ „ „ A^ble for loans. Tuberculosis Association will opinion over what the Moratorium may is elected chairman of the tion from one source was al of the course. through. will explore Interplanetary pretotlon. One holds that the unbelievably welcome, end he of the people from Manchester. Hahasy said 132 students have not be available this year, CAR WASH apace out to Jupiter. Board of Health for the 38rd most instantaneous. have accompllahed, or may have meant celors arise from unknown Inor year. himself rushed Into public print Along our tour we stopped to W®<*"««tay, of course. Just âPPded P “ * *or grsnU, and 14 for BuUetln Board Following the Pioneers, the Republican State Chairman I0AT.A ------... Party’s an- Scuffy Pef Center to thoae participating In 11, doea not ganic compounds. The other in reiteration and support of go through the Herahey factory everybody went on the The Democratic 563 W. Middio Tpho. June 1969 report of the Space The Tvrannv Of The Diploma group believes the colors may Howard Hausman put out a It, defining it all, for bis own r and who did we run intoInto at Point trip, and It waa quite nual dance will be held tonight MANCHESTER PARKADE (New Wing) dimlnlah the poaalblllty that there la one Science Board recommends 1 0 Years Ago statement saluting Mr. Stone lonely place for our custo- ~ ^ sxnl B 8 at uie the txjicneever Colcheeter r Fish isn ana and Education Is the greateri growth In- arise from the formation of purposes, as "a gravdy Irre -a the entrance? None other than Stay In Your Cor launching a*flyby to Jupiter In for his statement, agreeing /J central proclamation that might be *iatry In Amerioa," proclaimed Dr. organic compounds — similar to This was a Sunday; The sponsible fiscal slelg^t-of-hand ► my good friend Bob Dlgan and “ ^vantage of the State Bar Group Game Club, Rt. SS, Colchester. Mon.-Snt 10 to 9—Sun. 11 to 5 1974 or 1975. From this a deep- with It. and then placing the a ^ , * Tomorrow, toe RAMS. Heb- made about It. Grayson Kirk, the Lyndon B. Jrtinaon processes on the earth some 4.6 Herald did not publish. carried out by the Democrats r, his wife. « ’ situation, and caught up on some Bring Tho Kids >4 Hmw “ Diai-A-Petnkhui’^ Service entry probe could sound the on's midget football team will of Columbia University, not long before b'lIplea dared demon- the least. we wanted to go. . lot of fun. and laughs. The rest that there next week. S their Immediate tzuc bill, but sel Irr. 1.00 But neither they nor the blacks nor the <0 YD. It. to find a mood luid a spirit luid exem of us sort of wished we had Thiu'aday morning’s pinochle WASHINGTON (AP) — The young challenge the growing tyrannv of o dom vitally intereated In boar it ' gone. tournament was attended by 44 Lycoming Division of Avco Corp. plify It In public oaoemblage. It is not the diploma. 7 ^ ^ gets to that amount. So that's a quickie of our trip, participants, and the winners bas been awarded two Army Ten Days Only a substitute tor the complicated ways In the genuinely democratic society. And it is especially Impossible and like I said, everyone thor- were aa follows: Katherine contracts for 84.2 million worth PINWALE CORDUROY Jobs and promotions would be awarded tor taxpayers to get tbemaelves "• oughly enjoyed themselves. In Frey, 620; Grace Baker, 879; of helicopter equipment. TUNE MOTOR that things must be done. In thla com itrtctly on the baais of performance. But really upset over any stratagem ~ fact, some mentioned. If we Blanche McDowell. 868; Wilbur At least part of the work will Cut From Rolta plicated, institution - spangled, consti In the United States, the disease of Judg- which has the result ot keyring - ever decided to go again they'd Messier. 862; John Derby, 861; be done ta toe c o m f y ’s plant PACK WHEEL BEARINGS tution - girdled, bureaucracy - tangled Ing people by paper credenUala has been their immediate tax bill from really want to go. Everyone Florence Kohls. 861; Jennie at Stratford. (>>nn.. sccordtag to CHECK BRAKES 8 r ’-46" Wide-Reg. 88c Yd. .spreading rapidly and few occupatlcsM being higher than It could be, or was very grateful to our smll- Fogarty. 567; Helen Erickson, sn announcement by U 8 Rep YD. world of ours. It is a rettim to the are atlll_ exempt. Sports and the aria are ADJUST BRAKES A- ought to be. Ing bus driver, Jim Uccello, 863; Ellen Kieman, 838: Har- Robert N. Glalmo D-Cotm simplicity with which on Innocent, un- virtually the only pursuits In which per "N It was a nice by-play between CHECK MUFFLER A PIPES ln Improving: The Bumper nothing more than a student vote in torm mayor in OonnacUeut who Member of Knifhts of Columbus, Officers In 8 ply weight and 1 oz, ok. lOO^r running the education guild. And Internal campaigned tor decadaa agalnat Club of Hartford. Communicant ^ James One of the suggestions made by the the Shu of boodtiv >>>d who, pont wintuck orlon. Washable—non- ^ democracy on the campus may mean Chuch. Resides at 114 W. Middle Turnpike ■rlDg l« TWi C*«*» a allergic—moth proof. Reg. 89c. little while himself, up tfe' with wife Lois and two children. W M p i CIMHI90 m d MNor Senate subcommittee Investigating the •oclety than It does In many labor W/ praotlce of tssuiiv BOW bands unions. — DAVID HAPOOOD. C»N- SALE ENDS FRIDAY. OCTOBER 24th cost of auto repairs seemed to moke Im TRIBUTINa EX>ITOR OF THE WASH I to pay off the old. mediate sense. INGTON MONTHLY, WRITINO IN theoretically even a o ra no- VOTt REPUBUCAN THAT MAGAZINE ON "DEGREBS: »un d than baodbig tor eentam- / It was a recommendatkai that the OPEN SUNDAYS-CLOSED SATURDAYS THE CASE FOR ABOLITION." ^ fcn «,c ou -m m A - « e r s u m /porary eiqMDdIturaa. After he y had done this, his n m ta d ta at the poUa

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______Baptists Debate Bbimdaries ---- — ■ ------BrCLATE POLLAN Churches AUB UMA G O P wai H o ld Yoor Doif)' AtiMtf Miai St. M arj’s Epiacopal Clnweh WAS. 2> To Standards of Doctrine MANCHRSTEK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1969 OatfaoHc Chnrch •Afi.» According fo fhe Stora. !> PAGE SEVEN Adama St. aad ThompaoB Bd. Clmrcli' and Park Sta. To develop message for Sunday, Visit Night Qy GEORGE W. OOBNELL Convention In New Orleatw. Bev. BâHer A. Hyaako, Bev. Edward 8. Pepia, Paatif Bev. George F. Noatrand, 1-28-39 reod words corresponding to numbers A P BeUgton Witter Friction also has occurred over Paator Bev. Emeat d. Ooppa Bector 5(V59.75 The Vernon GOP wiU opon- ^TAU tU t of your Zodioc birth siga WRW YORK fA P i _ Two **“ * BspUst churdhps' accaiit- Bev. Tbnetiiir Carbeivy Kotrto* . ■■vrSOT a "Vlait »um wnnwith methe uandl-Candi- T C ^ ( ^ ) ^ ance of members btqjflred with TwoCycKsts Court Orders Teachers Back^ Maasas at 8:80 and 10:80 a.m. Haases at 7, 8, 8:10, 10:80 11 g1 PromiM* 61 Crap ocr; m Bev. Bonald Haldemaa {k rla A ria 2Moy 62 Making dotes" n'ght next Friday at the z K <»»* Immenrion. The acGctes - u I and 11:40 a.m. '3 Avoid 33Shor« 63 With MO¥.2l' Ooapei Han Bev. BaaaeO ABen ^ll-13-16-S5 Business Bodies P u t a t S cen e 4Lo^ 34 S m 64Produn 15^D48-S2 E ,». srs: ... To East Hartford Oassrooms 4U Owter St. ■&>62m6 SAAooflng 35Ttnd 65 Hormony St. Baittehanew’a Obnrdi 6Good 36 In 66Comidtr' 60-77-81MB hour WiU atait at 7 p.m. with trine and also freedom of 7:80 a.m., Holy Communion. CfMINI HAMILTON SUPPLIES ElAST HARTFXJRD, Qonn. In the ptfolic sdiools, but many Bev. PUUp Hmaey, Paator 70n« 37 W i o l 67 Good lAOTTASIUS datclng from 8 p.m. to 12:80. thought R's a combustlWe com- conflicts O f A tta c k 10 a.m., BreaUng bread. 8 and 11. a.m., Holy Com 8Ufc«*y 38 (fitting 68My«tify a o r . 2 2 ^ COMPUTERS (A P ) — At the request of the parents kept their’ children Bev. Edward M. f aBoae munion. Sermon will be by the to 9P10CM 39ffoopfo 69 Up In announcing jJans for the ^ . been parUcularly acute among looal board of education, Su 11:40 a.m., Sunday School. lODiSCOkOlf 40 Will 70 Probably Aaalataot Pastor Rev. Clifford Simpaon, paator of Tfun* Worid Aitiines haa NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — perior Oaurt has ordered eome home. 7 p.m., Gly computer systems which their strike and return to work toe school board voted 'Ihuraday The Salvadoa Army Haases. 14 Hourrtod 44 Cosh 74Rt«ult» CATtlCMN will automatically calculate en club have been placed at the C^lasB aad Nursery care at the 2t ISDcmt 45 P ro b a b if 75 Indtcofod ^ intereMed p ^ e a cKince southem Biyitlst convention, Monday. 881 Main St. 16Corm 46 Or 76 Mf^fts DK t o come In and talk with the p i ■ » . , pTrEaod in nutoric cpeeos. gine pressure ratio limits for its ecene of an alleged attack on night to deny pay to staff mem 9 a.m. service. ^ ^ j u t r » TTie order was Issued Friday MaJ. Kemeili lauioe, St. Bridget Church 17 Bo 47 May 77 With JAMa. !♦ candidates on an informal basts. Oitloal analysis of BlbUcal fleet of Boeing 747 superjeta. three teen-agere by teatlmony in bers not performing their duties OfSoer In dtarge 9:00 a.m., Sunday Homing 19 Foftuno 48 Any 78 Dotfn't after the teachers voted 840 to Bev. doha d. Delaney, Pastor t^29-4(M 5 19Socurity 49 CofWomirtg 79Tht 1-23-47-61 Ticket, are a v a ^ ^ t J X ^ ' aha, 1. a touchy point The computerized system will "during an Illegal absence." Coffee House. S ^ 7 - 7 4 19-708084^ toe trial of five of toe 80 pereons 348 to persist in their demands Bev. Kenneth d. Priabie 20S»oody 50 Romantic 00 Conctrrting the candidates and membere of nff Hv Bouthem Baptlsto. Tlselr significantly reduce crew work Current minimum salaries 7:00 p.m.. Evening prayer. 21 Somothing 51 To 81 A charged In connection vrlto the for revision of the proposed eal- Sunday, 8 a.m., Prayer Bev. Barry McBrIen AQUAUUt the Republican Town Chmmlt- of faith say the BlMe to range from $0,900 to $13,383. JULY M 22 By 52 FinoTKiol 82 Promistd load by continuously calculating Incident. ary schedule. Breakfast. 23SufprlM 53 B« 83 You JAH. 20 tee. RefreehmenU wlU be avaU- T 54 0v«r' 84 Monty engine pressure r ^ o Umlts Testifying Friday In the sec The teachers, nwsnbers of the 0:80 a.m., Sunday School Hasses at 7, 8, 9:10, 10:80 in Zlou Evangelical Lutheran ÂUO. a 24Dotoy no. 1 1 aiSe. “ jwealdent, The Dr. W. A. oisweU, in suggesting the 25 Could 55 From 85 Sourct l»ased on comprehilinsive data ond day of testimony, Mrs. Mi Elaat Hartford ’Teachers Aaso- (Classes for all ages). the church. 9:10, 10:80 and 12:00 Church f^31-2535-S1 26Wtthour 56 ConfuM 86 All 10-12-31^, Usher Atmiveraaiy erttoria fqr WJ56-SM 87AA«in 57-66-79 , .... gested that those who don’t ac- hsinw a Ranfiaf ••has TZ. liU>uts, and dl^laying this in chael Canning of Wallingford, olaticn, voted nearly unanimous 10:40 a.m.. Holiness Heeting in the auditorium. (Mlaaourl Synod) 27 Should ____57 Monty VI too 28 Undnlrablo 58 Or 88 Women In botm of their 65th wed- c*pt jjie convention’e doctrinal an area of d e b ^ we oouM w S formation tor comparison with wife of another member of toe ly Thursday night tor the strike. (nursery provided). Cooper and High Sts. 29 Effort 59 Dtvtfopmtnf 89 Much m en Bev. diaries W. Kidd, Pastor 60 V«ntur«t 90 Doy no. If -tandanto are not real Baptists ^ real-time engine presmre Slumlords Motorcycle club, eald They cited the lack of a new 6:15 p.m.. Open Air Heeting. '8 t damea' Church 30PMCO wlU be held Sunday from 3 to 5 ohnuM inin w itn ^ , aaki tM Rev. ratios. 10/19 WAS. 20' she aaw the two at a picnic In contract after a year of nego- hie. 6:80 p.m.. Prayer Heeting. Msgr. Edward d. Beardoo, p.m. at the home of Ifr. and Waridng- 9 a.m.. Divine Worship. Nurs r x 6-18-27-32 In determining engine pres a Wallingford field. Uationa. HAA MOVED TO 7 p.m.. Salvation Heeting. Paator )AdTene f)N en tral ery in Parish House. .^to-72-86-90 Mrs. Roland usher, 31 King St. “ far do you compromise the Capital sure ratio limits, toe computer Her testimony did not, however Caaosee remained open Friday 1139 TOUiAND TPBE. Bev. doaeph E. Vnja MANOHEATXm—M984U ______what you beUeve in order to «v9h do not wtmt the ortldee Will be programmed to take In link toe two men to the alleged tor the more than U.OOO students / United Pentecostal Church Bev. Thomas Barry 10:10 a.m., Sunday School and Youth Forum. stay together?” he asked. of faith to be a form of legalism to account six basic flight crime, but merely placed them 187 Woodbrtdge S t Bev. Vlniwnt d. nym i Robert Baker, Pastor He said the convention shoiUd that denies a person freedom. modes as well as speed, ailtl- at toe acene. She teotlfted about Domenic Hasses, 8, 7:80, 9, and 10:80 First Church of Christ, apiSy its aiticles of faith, adopt- but rather a statement of toith tilde, total air temperature and CÎemente, 21, of Meriden and 10 a.m., Sunday School. a.m., noon, and 0 p.m. Sdentlst Area Churches ed in 1920 and revised in 1968, to that gives us a spMt of unity.'’ engine-bleed parameters. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. 447 N. Main St. make clear that “ thto is what it Editor C. Eugene Whitlow of The system conaista of a Leo Bruton HI, 19, of Walling United Congregational Church United Methodtot Church Unitarian FeOowahip ford both of whom were ANNUAL TURKEY DINNER 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic Serv Community Baptist Church to. being a Baptist. If you don’t the Baptist N ^ Mexican, in Al- digital, le-bit serial computer, ice. 11 a.m.. Church Service, Sun United Ctaurch of Chriat Rt. 44A, Bolton of Glaatonhoty beUeve that, you are not a buquerque, noted that wfaUe aU charged with Indecent assault An American Baptist Church a flight mode selector panel and day School and Nursery. "Doc Tollaad Bev. Hugh A. amia, Academy Junior High Southern Bapttota do not auto- and conspiracy. Three other per- 088 E. Oeoter St. Bev. Donald O. Miller, an indicator. It will display toe COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH Church of the Nssarene trine of Atonement” Is the sub BOnloter Main SL, Gtostanfauiy He hSd the denominatlcm’a ex- matically "assent to eveiy- selected flight mode Dr. CHa- teen agers, two girls and a boy, service. evaluation aboan^ present air Company’s “ bank on wheels.” The new office open RoMrvotlom 875.7445 or 528.1874 and Junior meeting. Saturday, 298 Buokland Bd., Wapplng wave of reaction among Bap- well’s advice” —and leaw. ford National’s permanent building will lie erected were sexually assaulted tha> 10:80 a-m.. Worship Hour. ed Thursday morning at 27 Hilliard St. in the tem 7 p.m., Ehrangellstlc Service. St. Francis of Aasial Bev. Karl B. Gurgel, Pastor tiMa, with their historicaUy de------— craft. Delivery of productfon in the proposed North End redevelopment area. night and early the next morn ______T«^lc: "What Difference Can I Union Congiegatianal Chnrch systems will, l^gln In January porary quarters of a specially equipped bank trail ing. South United Methodist Chnrch 818 Ellington Bd. Glared aversion to any imposed Brown is owner of Manchester Carbide, a manu „ „ mswfc-wii-* rs.,»«h Nnke?" ChUdren’a atory: "Was Rockville 1970. er. Receptionist Mary Whelan, left, and teller Mur North U n ^ M e t o o ^ Church jj ^ „ provided Rev. J. Manley Shaw, D. D., South Windsor Bev. Panl J. Bowman, BUnlster 10 ajn., Sunday Schcx>I. "creed," and their emphasis cm / _____ . facturing firm, and Willis is owner of an automo 800 Parker St. Paator Bev. Gordon B. Wadhanw, U. a.m.. Worship Service. rights of Individual Interprefa- D in n er P la n n e d iel Miles serve the bank’s first customers: Clarence in the Children’s Building. Bev. Lyman D. Beed, JOINS LAW FIRM tive repair business. Their firms are the only com Bev. Earle B. Cuoter, Pastor tion of Scripture. Brown, left, of 3.56 Parker St., and Donald Willis, Tax Collections 7 p.m., Junior Baptist Youth Bev. Carl W. Sadnders, Associate Mlnistor mercial enterprises located thus far in the renewal EXHIBITION OF OIL PAINTINGS Pastor Aosodate Paator Bev. Lnwrenoe Book, Bastminster United The Rev. Reuben B. Alley er, the Reli- rector of the Retreat House at SIMMONS MANAGER months of 1969, equivalent to ------Mnaaee at 8:40, 7:40, and 11 George Slye Sdiool, gious Herald, called Dr. Holy Family Mcmastery in West Wtoer, Shaw, Freetnan, Van SALES REPRESENTATIVE Ilcatlon, New Orleans, I.a., In Ernest Machell, Mancheater BY - . .. Fellowship will meet in the 9:80 a.m.. Adult Study Ctoas John M. Jordan has been $.54 per common share on 2,- Bdnalou Bowers Macloakey of 9 a.m., Sunday Morning Adult “*»* * P-*n In library. Kingston Dr., off Oak SL Criswell’aw,/aM>vvvaaw statementVMM,«8JiCllL "contrary UUClIXafy Hartfordaama.vawxa forawa theujc lastaoo« AU10 years,yvnnf advertising sales. She Joins a collector of Revenues, reports KEN GORE sL rZ n '^ ‘" "C lJ .r Il^ S ^ '•‘ow.hlp Hall. named toe new manager of 869,170 shares outstanding. 166 Downey Dr., formerly a small group of women mutual Service. Sermon: Order and Dlacuaslon Group at Susannah ■»*—.— .at 9 and 10:10 10:80 a.m.. Church School, East Hartford to the Baptist concept of free- will be hemored at a teatinumial tax collectiona totaling $0,474,- ^ »1 M n « 4 ro . Cl/V — _a. Simmons Shoes which is locat Sales for toe nine-month period buyer for Sage-Alien, Hartford, WEST LOBBY Disorder." Ooffee fellowship be Wesley HaU. dom." dinner Nov. 5 at 7:80 p.m., .at fund brokers in the Hartford 674 for the quarter ended Sept. Infanta through Grade 4. ed at toe Parkade. ended Aug. 29 reached a new was recently appointed to toe area and plana to hold financial tween services. Unltsirlan Univeraalist Society 9 and 10:40 a.m.. Morning 10 a.m., Worridp Service and He aald that basic cr evaluating a Chris- ®iTested June 0 in a raid on Webb. taurant Month. Guild membera 028 estimated. SIOCrjVTRR HT., MANCHRMTFIt M8-8I80 Tolland Beta Kappa, and received hts John M. Jordu 9 a.m., Bible Classes. ’TriaT lJturev Communion, ^êk three new members were ^ detminlnlng a Bap- Black Panther headquarters, pe- SAVINOS BANK OFFICERS are also members of toe Asso Collections to the D o g 9:10 a,m., Sunday law degree from Oilumbla Law Eitaalaii Baarara Maetookoy GPKN KVF.NINGM (Ttiunidays UU 6i99 p.m.) School 10 a.m.. Worship. Sermon: 8:50 and 10:40 a.m.. Church Bev. J, Clifford Ourtin, Paator „ brought Into the Nathan Hai« a writ vq 9:80 a.m., Sunday School. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, to the annual Red Cross Cam Service of-Worahlp. (A ^ toe total m em b^hlp in toe e e . ^ Experience Counts! (First Lutheran Church WHIST AND Bible-centered leosona „graded Adult claoaea meeting at paign locally, when some 40 building) 4 p.m.. Junior inigrirn Fei- ^ p t e r up to a total of 66 mem- ^ b e to a c 3 statemeta." for Nursery through Adult. Keeney St. School. Nureery and volunteers will begin a door-to- Rockville lowahip. ^ r s »ln ^ th e high school open- quarters. Dr. (S a- 10:80 a.m., Worahlp. Nurs all school children classes meet- door canvass of local residents. Bev. Lloyd A. Weetover, Pastor 6 p.m.. Deacons and deacon '______ivell’a otatement waa ccniatdered ery provided. SETBACK RE - ELECT Ing at church. ’Th* campaign’s co-chairmen esses at parsonage. a result of recent criticism by a 7:80 p.m., Gospel service. 10:40 a.m.. Morning Worship. '*h's year arc Mrs. Robert 1:30 p.m., Sunday School. 7 p.m., Confirmation, Em ploye CouncU Ok.y The Rev. Mr. Swenaen preach- Arendt aqd Mrs. William O 2:40 pjn., Worahlp Service. 7:30 p.m., Final adult pre- Ing on "Truth ’That la Stranger nienney. ''' 4 pjn., Youth Fellowahlp. memberahtp meeting at parson Plan to ‘Demonstrate’ book, "Wby i Preach that the CARD PARTY Than Fiction." Thto year the annual fund age. __ Blbltt Is Utcr&Uv Tm# " THE 4 p.m.. An Inquirer’s class, raising drive to employing a Avety St. HARTFORD (A P ) — Mem- ^ SPONSORED BY THE lead by Rev. Mr. Swenaen. new technique throughout the Christian Reformed Church Bolton Coogregatidoal Church l^rs Of State Employe. C ^ c l l at toe last S o u t o e T S ^ FRENCH CT.UB OF Edward J. Tomkiel BIBLE 16, have approved a resolution 5 p.m., ’Trinity Singers will stPte, where possible. Canvass 991 Aveiy St. Bolton Oentor Rd. MANCHESTER meet at church. ing WlU be done only on Red South Windsor Bey. J. Stoaitoa Conoyer, calling for "a demonatration" if SPEAKS 7• i».iii.,p.m.. rFamily amity nigniNight with the D®.V. tomorrow Instead Bev. James A. Bonnema, Mliiistor a special session of toe General Assembly to not called within MON., OCT. 20 by ..Woodstock Choir presenting the throughoK the month as has MIntotor ------FOt UHT TOWN CLERK ------been the practice In the past. 9 aad 18 mm. Bfovto Fra. 8 pjM. 5 ^ . Eugene program, followed by a coffee ------9 a.m., Oiurch School. “ /, hour with Social Group 8, under But In Bome towns, where 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for Nuraery and Grades 0 through In thth6\8p«»d 6 \ sp «»d day of (their(tl jBfitori aswad as alleat, alia Brewer the leadership of Mrs. Ernest homes are spread out over all agea. 9. three-day annual convention Fri’ M M a . oUda prajaeton. ORANGE H AU such a large area, such as Cov Johnson, in charge. ll a.m., WorshioWorship Service. 10:40 a.m.. Church School. day, the council membera ap W aOON DRUG CO. PUBLIC IS INVITKD In gianotng through the entry, the dooc-to-door canvass Nursery Nuraery. Kindergarten and proved the resolution. A spokes 787 Mala S t—TeL 948-0381 ing will continue for the real oummaries of movies show Center Coogregational Church 7 p.m Evening Service. Gradea 1 through 4. man said the legtolatmre would of the month. Teen-agens are ing in thto area last week United Church of Chitot 9 ®*id 10:40 a.m., Worahlp be asked to consider a wage in end, I noticed one which Joining the group of volunteers 11 Center St. First E\-angelloal -Lutheran Service. Sermon: "What On crease for state employes. ■OARD OP simply said: "Pure pornog this year, and Rod Ooss Head Rev. Clifford O. HImpeon, Churoh of BookvUle Barth la ’The Church Doing?" DIRiCTOtS raphy.’’ Judging by the ef quarters In RockvlUe reports ’The spokesman said it had not MIntotor Rrv. Richard E. Bertram. forts to Justify some of the that the response of these young Dedication of Christian enltot- been decided what form the Rev. WInthrop Nelson Jr., ment workera. OPEN other questionable cinema people has been very good In Paator demonstration, if It occurs. fare; how’ utterly and polnt- MIntatcr of nirtoUon Education Noon, C2irtotian enltotmettt would take, I deed. ') lesaly corrupt this one must 9 a.m., Sunday School. Sunday and SaturdaTi are also workera luncheon. WESTOWjf be! 9:10, 11 a.m., Worahlp Serv 10:80 o.m.. The Service. being called "Red Crqm Sab- 7 p.m., Senior Pilgrim Fel- With Innumberable uplift ice. Pulpit Exchange. Rev. lowahip. ALL DAY p h a r m a c y ing themes available, movie bath" In churches and syna- George F. Nostrand, St. Mary’s Our Savior Lutheran Clairrh makers are using the most goguej In the area, when 1982 Chevrolet lasolvloua and sordid forms Episcopal Church preaching. liters of ail faiths will ask 889 Graham Rood, Wapplng TalcaitvUle Ooagregattooal Topic: ’"nie Wit to Win." Statfaa Wagoa to he aae- of human conduct. Ameri parishioners to support the fund Rev. Ronald A. Erbc. Mlnlater Church SUNDAY cana are ao saturated with 10:15 a.m. . Coffee Shoppe. raising effort. Ltoltod Chorrh of Chrtot Uoaed Tuesday. Oct. 21, 18 oommerdal entertainment Woodruff HaU. 8:80 and ajn. aharp at Denghia Mo- Some of the better known 11 a.m., Worahlp Rev. ’Tnunoa O. Lrelaad, Att Medicinal Service* Available today, that previously for- 6:30 p.m.. Youth Fellowship, servlcea of the Red Cross In Seri-lce. Paator ton. 840 Mala Street. blddM themee are being ex Woodruff Hall. 9:45 a.m.. Sunday School (ftcnild Ptooio br BuoRirtetuat ploited greedily by the movie clude the swimming program, 455 HARTFORD RD. 643>5230 Michael B. Lynch, president of Lynch >fotor8 Inc., is owned by Lynch and ilatthew M. Moriarty, presi the Bloodmoblle and service to and OuiaUan Ekhication Hour. 9:40 a.m.. Church School; industry. As these lose their hands Mrs. Lincoln Holmes, 43 W. Middle Tpke., the dent o f Moriarty Bros. Lynch has an option to buy enticement, more extreme military families and veterans. Nursery through Adult Dtocua- measures are being Introduc Coventry to In the Nathan Weeleyaa United Methodtot aloh Group. keys to her new Toyota. Mr. and Mrs. Holmes were out Moriarty’s interest. Although the dealership ed as a ’’ahock technique." DIRTY? Hale Branch of the Red Cross, Ohareh 11 a.m.. Public Worahlp, Lynch’s first customers. Lynch, the former sales is now located at the Moriarty complex. Lynch And Americans are becom which Includes also the towns Orystal Lake Rd.. BBtogton Laity Sunday. Supervlafon of ^ Board of Educftfion manager of Moriarty Bros., Inc., just opened the plans to move into a new showroom to be built west ing increasingly dUflcult to of Somers, Stafford. Union. El Bev. Harvey W. Taber, fmOm>aa9or nmall children. shock! new Toyota dealership this week. The new company of Moriarty’s at .341-347 Center St. lington. Vernon. Wllllngton and 7:15 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellow- What has happened to our Tolland. 9:40 a.m., Sunday •oclal and moral conscious- BEGIN School «blp- tion began dunng his Junior Ctoaaea for all agM. ROY C. CONYERS noM os to allow euch unmitu, Hadassah Hears high school years, and while gated filth, to be projected \ \ CLEAN V V Wondilp Servloo. Nui^ BockviUo Ualtod Graduate Univenity of Rhode lalaiwi 1946. rtcBi in senior high school. hTpln. ------S t Maarlci) CBorrh, Baltaa Beth Shoiom. Phone: 643-2517 8 and 10:80 a.m.. Worahlp Bev. ABtiquea, CUbb, F^mritart, Mlar-, indaiinc in ■k to Otaaaesi 8i88 ajn . OKN OHM Baberi W. Oonla, Paator The guest speaker la a aen- ^Servlco. Holy Cbtnmunian. ‘ lor at Southern Connecticut Hole 200 Feel L ook Wenkî 18 M l 8 p.*. I A.M. . «;30 P.M. part anriy Wedgeireod, Qbm— Ware Ptmtes, 646-287S — 649.1616 9:U ajn., School. Mi aaaa at 7, 8:80. 10 and 11:80 Stat« OoUege where he is’ SUDBURY. Onl. —DrilU used Adult hiacnictioo s jw majdrliv In English and aec- to prepare blocks of ore for Ilfit y GImb, Royid EBjrreBtk, Early Robin Bine ondary education. He was born biasUng at nickel. mines in On- - in a displaced persons ckmp In tario and Manitoba can be ex Bristol Lamp and Csbbms Gians Lanep, Mnsksl FuKts. Germany, and came to tended to drill a cor\llnuoua hole this country six year* after the up to 380 feet long The drill Phots AE« b. CUbb CloneCB nte. end of Wotid War H. rwto are made up of |tan>-

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PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1989 28 y«an, and waa a member o< â 111 l l ® - r-s CO CO St. EVlward’a diurcta tbere. < o cfilsP^ CJ> U u »I rt ? - SurvivorB taiclude hie ^ e , f S t e | - D r, Tenney Will Direct 6 I o Mrs. Glady* UpinsM OrlowaU; « S to > s ® M'S J I Shiftii^g of Burns u'HI a O 2 o O b itu a ry a daughter, M n. Prande Ricci * G S P ■. s £ £ 5 « ■ of Brampton Hunts, Bh^tond; New Division at CCSC ei" CO <2 ■ } ' - l - g § 1 ►t S QC foiu- brctbera, Staidey OrlowsM “ • a i: 5 — - Dr. Henry C. Tenney of 18 verslty of Connecticut. Befcm g.>>| of Stafford Springs; Dr. Andrew Marshall Rd. has been named Joining OC8C In 1966, he was May Boost Moynihan ^1^1- 11 11 g i. lllflia 4 3 ' Antoni Sadlak Dies at 61^ OrlowsM of Torrington, John V — - " - 3« Si ' « O § I * i„»c0bcfe'5SS«l Oriw^ aid^ ‘*** created (Continued from Page One) 1-* • g n s i I'g i'a f "*6 « g ll5 S C i J, I 1 rt s man o f RodcvtUe, and Dr. division of professional educa- thur Burns. But J<*n MllcheU W>*1 6 : * i ^- „ ... Tenney's past odministra- bllity for administering man -I « E-s,e ■ Once Congressman-at-Large Frank OrlowsM of Hunt, (the attorney general) is an im js iw n 1 " I to Aon at Central Connecticut tlve experience includes that of power programs to state and lo « I E ' 6 Texas; a slater, Mbs. Harold portant factor and Robert Mayo P I "* * “ ^ — to to b j: I 2 3 0, ROCKVILJiE — Judge Antoni State College by President F. director of elementary educa- “ P S 2 ■ = q .c Pitney of Rockville, mother of cal authorities. (the budget director)." a £ "S jo CU SdI '5.O.S CQ M fi 10 5' s S > S s iiyEiil N. Sadlak, 62, of 106 Grove St., Dttal. n Spring, with and phllosoi^y. and Junior high school grades The Republican source said, "This is Just literally so. 2 < Judge Sadlak waa bom In r^ u lem art: St. Ed- Dr. Tenney has served as su- and served as principal of ele- however. It would be a mlstaKc "Moresan," he added, “ We're Rockville, June 18, 1907, son of w ^ 8 ûrch, Stafford Springs, pendsor of elementary educa- mentary schools In Wheel- | | hwS5 to place all responsibility for a couple of professors.” the late Stanislaw and Julia Friends may call at the fu- tlon at CCSC for four years, and wrlght. Mass, and Jewett City, caution in domestic programs The rivalry may not be at an I Kiukierck Sadlak. He served for neral Ivnne tomorrow from 2 for two years has been involved He formerly served as pres- sK w ^ « on the pipe-smoking, contempla end cohliSetely. • six terms as oongressman-at- ^ 11 ^ ® P *"' The roeary in adminUtration of the *col- Ident of the Department o f Ad- tive Burns. The White House said that al ' large. He is a formeir execu f tomorrow at 8 lege's inner-city teacher train- ministration and Supervision of Joins Firm D.ra.iatp.ra.«at the funeraltiineroi home.he.„,o |„g programs. the Connecticut Education As- "Sure, he held up some pro though Burns will lose the coun S U. -r t. o B tive secretary of Rockville Area grams and watered down oth cil seat that came with his posi 9 (z, ^ 3 Chamber of Commerce, waa a A native of New Hampshire, soclation, and was president of Atty. Robert H. Smith Jr. of he holds a BSE from Fitchburg the Connecticut Association for Farmington, formerly of Man- ers," the source said. "But it's tion as counsellor to the Presi lieutenant In the U.S. Navy in not one man. It's a group of peo dent, he may be called back World W ar n former assistant (Mass.) State College, and an Supervision and Curriculum De- cheater, has Joined the Hart- Peace Corps MS and a Ph. D. from the Uni- velopment. ford law firm of Robinson, Rob ple all together. It depends on from time to time for (x>nsulta<^ manager of the Veterans Ad the subject. Sometimes it's Ar- tlon. ministration, Hartford office, inson Jk Cole, as an associate'. y'isiiilh’' and form er special Investiga War Protests Aty. Smith, the son of Mr. tor for the U.S. Departpient of and Mrs. Robert H. Smith 181 Justice. Hartford Rd., was graduated Finch Banishes 'lurt-* 3*2^2 a; He waa a member of St. Jo Annoy Nixon from The Cambridge School of Nixon Asks Restraint 3C) i i ^ 5 .o i ® o S 5#’^ Antoni N. Sadlak seph's Church, the American Weston, Mass., in 1960, Harvard (Continued frnrn Pare Oiiei t *1 ^ ftj I Legion, Veterans of Foreign cheater. College in 1966, and from Boston ■? i £ Wars, Knights o f Columbus, University School of Law In By Business, Labor i ^ Funeral sorvicefl will be Tues ment was published in Santo Cyclamates FroiK 1988. During the summer ot iihi -.■6 5 rt ® Loyal Order of Moose, Kosci- day at 9:15 a.m. from the Whlte- Domingo, the capital, rather in o ■ UBKko Club, PoUah American the United States because "w e 1967, he was a clerk for Marte, (Continued from Page O n e ) ------Gibson Funeral Home, 66 Elm development, but painful, nev- 3 9 '3 Citizens Club and Elks. thought it would be more em Shea & Keith, Manchester, end, St., with a solemn high Maas money hard to borrow.” When ertheleas.” m barrassing to the Nixon admin in 1968 he ws a summer clerk !i £Sh3; srs; Survivors Include his widow, of requiem at St. Joeeph’s Grocery Shelves isllli istration to have our views with Day, Berry ft Howard, too milch is borrowed, he said. He promised to keep a close Alfreds Z. Sadlak; a son, An Church at 10. Burial wUl be in known here . . .” Hartford. "'this money is simply used to watch ■ on the unemployment toni N. Sadlak Jr., a daughter, St. Bernard's Cemetery. Continued from Page One) Alita J. Sadlak, all of Rock It apparently was. A Peace During the past year, Atty. bid prices up higher." ^ <«»agre«l with I $2 P j,® Friends may call at the fu 1 ville; a brother. Max Sadlak of Corps source said, "Y ou can Im fruits and vegetables, children's B o lt o n Smith was employed In Hart -r * .... f*"®® Claim a high rate of 9 « c neral home tomorrow fom 7 to ^ newsmen at the unemployment Is inevitaible be- Rockville; four sisters, Mrs. Jo agine what the reaction was at vitamin tablets and oral medi ford by Capital Formation. |5 9 p.m. Monday from 2 to I the White House." Inc., a foundation that assists Whlte H ^ earUer, Bums said cause the government is flght- 5i seph Bury, Mrs. Samuel Harrl- and 7 to 9 p.m. cations. Fire Auxiliary he ^ c lp a te d that tight money ,ng, inflation by putting a lid on In Turkey, the war was con minority group-owned busi Bon and Mrs. Alexander 8u- The FDA has estimated con- pollcdes would continue "tor the federal spending while seeking J « > I V The fam ily has rerjuested that demned as "senseless and Im- nesses. ^ I checkl, all of Rockville, and present.” a rr memorial contributions be made m oral" in a letter given to the “umptlon would bo more than 21 To Meet Monday He is a member of the Hart an extension of higher taxes. wa vj . Mrs. James Trlvlgno of Man- to the Heart Fund. Nixon, claiming notable pro U.S. ambassador by 80 demon- million pounds this year, ford Cfounty, Connecticut and "We intend to do everything I t s .rtji The Fire Department Auxilia- gress in the battle against infla ■iLa strators, most of we can to resist increases in un them Peace a report this week from an in- O' will meet at the firehouse Bar Associations. tion, sald: Corps volunteers. employment,” he said. Mrs. Emilia M. Vercelll The 'Ti.ru.v - . . ‘*®P®mlent laboratory showed Monday at 6:30 pjn. to go to "Y ou can make your plans on Mrs. EUsabeUi Oallpo The chief executive ruled out ®®"®®*’ was produced in the ^Sark's Restaurant in WUUman Mrs. Emilia Moffa Vercelll, Mrs. Elizabeth Wenzel Ga- the basis that price rises ore resort to wage or price controls dinner. going to be slowed down." ___ »-< c I nil! I 76, of 166 Wells St., widow o ' llpo, 69, of East Hartford, sister tains ^®0( high and said he would not put govem- A) level doses of cyclamates over°a ^ recent elections Mrs. My- About Town i2 S S 8 i S-5 2 « Edward J. Vercelll, died yes of Mrs, M argaret Schaller, Mrs. Peace Corps sources said vol- lengthy period. ron Lee was elected president; ■‘The Savage EJye,” a semi- .un! P'^®® business of tell terday at Manchester Memorla' Francis Gutbrod and Mrs. unteers gave other petitions to Cline, at least Immediately, but ing the working man how much These findings were sent to a Airs. Donald Tedtord; vice pres- documentary film made In 1969, rather a slower rate of price In- Hospital. Katherine Zabrovsky, all of U.S. ambassadors in Bolivia, i Natlonal Academy of Sciences *<*ent; Mrs. Paul Alaneggia. shown Sunday at 7:30 creases. he should charge for his serv Mrs. Vercelli was bom Apr'l Afanchester, died yesterday In Colombia and Guyana and ices, or how much the bustaiess- panel, already doing a hurry-up treasurer; Airs. Albert GIglio, P ” '- Whiton Library audito- Moreover, he said, the pro- 20, 1894 in the province at Asti, a Manchester convalescent mode a public statement man should charge for his Etudy of cyclamate, that In turn »ecretary, and Airs. Jdm *dum. The film is the second In gram s to cool o ff the economy Italy, and had lived in Bolton home. She was the widow of against the war in Ecuador. goods." recommended Immediate strong Haugh, sunshine girl, a Sunday series ^nsored by will adversely affect some in- for 47 years before coming to In Washington, about 200 If was apparent he intended to Survlvors also Include 2 sons, action against the artificial Alonchester Community Ool- dustries and Individuals. Manchestec five years ago. members of the Peace Corps sweetener. phrase his letter appeal to busi isii3i y 3 brothers, another sister, ll "A s we gently, but firm ly, ap- Survivors Include a son, Louli: staff—a fourth of the total—took ness and labor In general terms grandchildren and 9 The ban will ----- ply the brakes,” he said, "w e Vercelll of Bolton; three daugh Sceat- ihe day off Wednesday to stage Food products con tS n lw c 'y ^ - without making any effort to re- grandchildren. n ■arnll^ 4a 4k>A /"Sâ IAa I ____a —s ___ ... Spaceship James ^ v ik of Minnetonka are going to experience some ters, Mrs. Walter Yaiworskl, a walk to the Capitol as part of The funeral will be Monday mate still will be available for Village, ABnn., form erly Mrs. Chester Kosak and Miss the Moratorium protests after years ....i I i at 9:16 a.m. from the Benja psrsons with health problems Atenchester, l^s acceiAed'a p^ " Angela Vercelli, all of Man an antiwar rally at the Peace -I min J. Callahan Funeral Home, demanding extreme limits on Lands Safely Mtlon as a pilot with Northwest chester; three granddaughters, Corps headquarters. sugar Intake. Orient Airlines. Hla wife Is the 1602 Main St., East Hartford, Peace Corps officials said no (Continued from Page One) and several nieces and nephews. with a Mass of requiem at St. Lart October, a government former Alarie Brandt, daughter 3 '5 .1 1 The funeral will bo Monday punitive action would be taken dentist reported that a meta of Frederick Brandt of 68 M ary’s Church. East Hartford, against any of the volunteers K II u ... ments carried out by the two- _ _ Next Step in Waging Peace; at 8:16 a.m. from the John k'. boUc breakdown product of eye- man Soyuz 6 spacecraft Thurs ®P™°® M™- Theresa at 10. Burial will be In Hillside who participated in the protests. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Inmate caused shattering of ge- day would be highly slmiflcant Garden Dr. San- Cemeteiy, East Hartford. Blatchford, In a speech only Center St., with a aolelmn high netlc material in rat cells. Slml- m mastering the construction of formerly employed as Bring Congressmen Home Friends may call at the fu two weeke ago, defended the Moss of requiem at St. James' neral home tonight from 7 to Inr chromosome breaks in man orbiting space stations engineer with Pratt and right of Peace Corps members BOSTON (AP) - The archl- meeting in Cambridge Friday, Church. Burial will be In 8t. 9 p.m. and tomorrow from 2 have been tied to birth defects In an interview published in Aircraft in East Hart- James’ Cemetery. to dissent against U.S. policy. tects and organizers of the Oct. Similar sessions were held in to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. U’® newspaper Trad (labor), Friends may call at the fu Blatchford said he rejected the 16 Moratorium say they will Denver and other clt- views of some congressmen that Another government scientist Paton said the experlmenta neral home tonight from 7 to 9 found a 15 per cent incidence of ...... WllUain C. Christensen volunteers should be forbidden "Vulcan" welding unit worked ^ neighborhood coffee hour change their strategy for anti- * ® ^ “ ’ ® e®Ported. and tomorrow fom 2 to 4 end 7 birth defects In chicks w)ien COVENTRY — William C. to disagree with the govern reliably. tor Mrs. Phyllis Jackston, Dem- war demonstrations —>—<•••-• ™® P®P®r said the consensus to 9 p.m. cyclamate was injected into Christonaen, 66, of Pucker St., ment. But Paton added that more candidate for the Board for Nov. 13 and 'teT the*'^ton w V*®®®, was that last chicken eggs. .. weanesaay's protest could not died yesterday at Windham tests are necessary on earth to Education, ■will be held Tues- Globe reported today in a copy- Henry H. Madden The F(xxl and Drug Admln- copy- be repeated effectively. Memorial Hospital. determine the results o< the ex- ^ ^ home of right story. stratlon came under criticism Under the new plan, Alorato- Henry H. Madden , 62, of Mr. Christensen was bom Oct. primente. Irene Leahy of 102 Diane The paper 5 -I s^SS'So gs§;4§ ^531S §§ |||ssjsg |8 i Arm y Back from Capitol Hill consumer ad Portsmouth, N.H., formerly of 5, 1903 In Coventry. Tass called this a "space .i.r'n'.i':; .“IS" r.r 15* vocates following the second pressure on senators and « 1 v,t I 8 r i ' i i [ i Manchester, died yesterday at Survivors Include his wife, press conference." ----- rome Grossman, the local sta- P''®Mure on senators and study. congressmen, asking them to 2 9 ji Bkjjg I |*if • Ij Portsmouth Hospital. He was The orbiting spacecraft also Manchester girls were tionary manufacturer who con 00 Mrs. Charlotte Gleaecko Chris To Testing spell out their poslUons on the the huitoand of Mrs. Virginia Finch reacted strongly—less had a communications session semertcr to the ceived the national protest, will 1^,11! 11 »i; •iS lB ] tensen; 3 sons, WiUlnm J. Chris tiian two weeks war in detail. a 5-^ ^'ll Lowell Madden. ^ .... “ H^ - to the with one of the floating tracking list at Smith College, stage a "Bring the Congress -J’?.e -flE •'•'St ll« I LMI’J*a ) tensen of Coventry, George E. "Our people are not In a mood O .-S o e ? i I Mr. Madden was bom Oct. 7, Christensen of Ellington, luid Of Chemicals k DA s handling of studies on stations, the Soviet ship named Northampton. Alass. They are men Home” campaign. t 5 ^ ’ 1®!®" 1° general statements Sb^\ 1907 In Manchester, son of Richard C. Christensen of Srl- ./ ~ ® ' ” ® ^® “ ?®"®y Cosmonaut Vladimir Komarov. ***“ E- Blsesser. daugti- The plan Is to bring national such as 'the war should end as James and Margaret Madden, Contliiiied from Pngo One) had . come , ™ . up ...... with ..varying aa ^ the Rev. and Mrs. Alex tiuite, Mass., and a daughter, lawmakers to Uieir home dis- soon as possihle,' " Grossman and lived in Glastonbury and aessments on the side effects of H. Elsesaer of 96 Baldwin Rd Mrs. Joseph Henry of Colum safety procedures at both bases. the sweetener. - tricts for two days of public was quoted as saying. l a g . 3 * '' i p ! . | S S I e V Kennebunlcport, Maine, before M ls s ^ ^ c y Ann Finlay, daugh- hearings, meetings, and rallies. * 8 bia; 3 brothers, Carl Christen Hale P T A Notes "W e will ask the congressmen I going to Portsmouth three ye ^ Z § o s 9S g^lS= n ^ I « den of Santiago. (2alif.. and Paul. Joseph J. Oneehowskl Ivan Loveridge Bi-nnctt. vice served In the Manchester school (hembers as official hostesses, Czechs Still Resist H. Madden of Niuitucket. Joseph John OrzechowskI, 63. president of New York Unlvcrsl- Fellowcraft Club system for 48 years; and Mrs.. Stildes and u ^ ers at college Alass. 8 888Sj88Tgl_§g§§§§g§§§|2§g g§§ g§ 5 GSSCwSCTC!_8CSC-CCCCS4S cc cc a brother, W aller Mad of 446 Parker St. died suddenlv "*toty procedures James Farr, a retired Nathan functions. Tuition for additional ! ■' " l''NU ' ft- den of Flint, Mich.; two sisters. yesterday afternoon at tils al both posts arc "adequate and Puls on Degree Hale teacher. elective courses is waived for Mims Florence Madden of Man home. He was the husband of effective." n air testing in July. steward; <3arl R. Swanson, teaê*:^'’ t S i n g T r e i t ^ t S l d distrTc' New Tokyo Airport BOLTON—Mrs. Pauline Tar Mrs. Joseph Bednarx of Flteh- ry in Newsday, a Long Island The civilian eommitlee de- morohal; Lyle T. Nedekrw, his ^ o o u Z litera“ T t u d v T t h : : i- ® "* - * ® - around the na- dy St. Peter, 64, of East Hart vllle. afternoon newspaper. tlon of weaknesses in the party "TOKYO — Tokyo will have its 1^1 aoribeii a.s "imiH-ccable'' the torian; James A Stratford, Archdio»-ese of Hartford ford. mother of .Mrs. Jeanette Tile funeral will be Monday at The columnist .said the units teach- Officials "pointed out weak second international airport in -safety record at McClellan chaplain, and William C. Brav c ii' institute held Wednesday Halnsey of Bolton and wife of 8:30 a.m. from Holmes khtneral to be left behind are the most spots in the present political de There, .spi-cial trou(w learn how tiler. al Northwest Catholiclolir Hleh "7“ ' —' P«oiicai ae- — in Chiba Prefecture. 41 *1-11 Bryon St. Peter, died yesterday Hotne, 400 Main St„ with a mobile - the 1st Air (Cavalry Di Hartfom * velopment and the fact that...... in rniles from the city's heart. to detect, decontaminate and Refreihments wfll be be serv School in West Hartford II at Hartford Hospital. vision and the 173rd Airborne trade unions and youth organ!- complete, the new airport s ® .Mass of requiem at St, Bartho dispose of oliemloal agents. ed after the meeting. e 9 Survivors also Include an Brigade. They total between a CO I P ' l i ; ! . , S ‘ s i S lomew's Church at 9:30. Burial "Present standard operating Delta Chapter, RAM. will ob rations the district-level leader- •>* R>ree times the size of “ s l f rt 1' other d s^h ter, four sisters, 17,000 and 18,000 men. will be in St James' Cemetery. ■procedures assure that there la serve Affirmation Sunday to- ship IS insufficiently influenUal ^ present Haneds Airport and sever! grandchildren. Friends may call at the fu "The rest of an American to be able to insure the correct ^ three runways will Is 2 no danger to students. Instrue- v r n o n , ___ . . . morrow at the 11 a m. service £ rt The funeral will b«' Monday neral honte tonight from 7 to 9 political trend of activity m low be the world's longest - 2.5 1 1 lillsl! at 8:15 u.ni. from the Benja tors. other base (yeraonneU or ® Episcopal Church. amt tomorrow from 2 to 4 and citizens In areas iidjacent to 1 ^ .0 0 0 nien scheduled to be in Burnside Ave., East Hartford er branches." Rude Pravo said miles. I min J. Callahan Funeral Home, 7 to 9 p.n\. c/> oo military re.servatlons." the pan l l r i ^ C ' r t j I l f i r g C Q Vietnam at the end of next year The service is open to all Ma- It did not report Husak's reac 1602 Main St . East Hartford, el .said. I „ I ) , n o ■ will-be air and support troops,"troops. sons and their families tion. with a Muss of requiem at St. Joseph T. Oriowskl In Rl. 83 Crash the story said. At Brno, Czechoslovakia's Mary's Church. Ea-st Hartford Joseph T Orlowaki, 65, of A Vernon motorist was ar Atiss Lewis said the speedup Ladies ______Auxiliary_ at theu,c Ital-i second largest city, -- the__ t~party -. i|l j i !li iHiijill Burial will be in St. Mary's Stofforil Springs, formerly of rested l.i8t night after a three- of troop withdrawals was the ian-AmerIcan Club 'Û ' m7et Rovnost reported IhaTThe Cemetery. , 'TZ on OC Rockville, dUnl yr.slerday lifter- 37 Stiitcs Back ear eha'n crash on Rt, 83 near key decision made in Nixon's Monday at 7:30 p.m at the club- P*'“ ®®** of "consolidation"- Friends may call at the fu noon, at his ôme after a shdrt tiv Vernon Rowling Lanes. meeting with the Joint Chiefs of house. ,, meaning elimination of dissent be.., neral ihome tonight from I] to 9 ^llness. Church Tax Ban Staff oh Oct. 8, 4 3 The miôrlst waa Gordon ' -— T ^ ^ unsatisfactory in i and ? to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m, ~ Mr. Oriowskl was bom Jon. "It goes beyond the withdraw ConllirartI from Page One) Erast. S5i of DIseoverv Rd He The Emma Nettleton Group ®°"""“"icaUons media, m 25. 1904 in Rockville, the son M -sufferetl a eul Up In the crash al schedule that the President and the Grace Group of O n te r educational and artls- UNSPOILED l-£gsh=’i| the late Frank and Agnes WW- K ’vn las, Kentucky, touiaiona. and was treated at Rockville planned last August and then Oonrregational Church wUl scienUflc institutions, in J Icek Oriowskl. He waa a ratlred .Maine, Maryland .Michigan. General Hospital. dropped in the face of strong op meet Monday at 8 p.m. In Wood- i?® *'**®'‘ socUl organa, in the Persunal Noticpa field representative wth the Mis.t.-slppl. Missouri, Montana! V’ernon police said______Frost's car. position from the military, sub ruff HslI of the oflurch. There National Front, in state organa AT State of Connecticut. Depart- Nybniska. New Jersey. New- *'®ad‘ng south, struck the rear stituting an even more modest will be a sale of gifts from some party organi- nient of Flmince and Control, Mexico. North t’arolina. N,vrth “ stopped ear operated bv program which he announced in around the world. Refreshments “ ‘ tons in factories and offices 5«3 W.MiddteTplw. In Memoriam September. at a Norwich office. He hail Dakota. Ohio, Pennsylvania. R'vhard Newell, 22, o4 17 Ver- w'lll be served. ..." •'> lovliiB memory u( Ml)um It h-.-n emo'oved bv the .«tate for IJho.le laliinJ. South -Dukota. He ghts, Newell's vvtr struck "The plan reflects a rtilrt of ----- Authorities moved forward // • 7 / , J llslhaway. who juuuied 'sway iv influence in the administration 33^ years when he retired last .'enness.e, Trxas. Vermont, 'h® ot « Vehicle driven bv The antique study group wrlll * plana to organize a new CAR WASH lober 18-' 1966. to those civilian leaders who year. He attended PockvlUe V lr;lnn, Washington, Wisvxin- Shi'ron A, (Lovett of Dobson meet Friday. Oct. 24. at 1 :30 P''“-®®K‘ nie university student I) seriiu so Mimaze lhal Ihose we schools lUKl graduated from WM- have been arguing that domes need. •sin Wyoming. Rd , who was stopped and about lu. fr,«.,Ki . - °t Mrs. Rob- to BohemU and Moravia lUton Academy. Easthampton. BEGIN C4JEAN / y ' / ' y/. ' ■ And tlu»se we lov,^ ihe ts-si There was no expia-ation why turn l«ff, < f f'® ® ^ Summit St Mrs liquidated the old one last / V. ■ Are Just the *mes <.»od cÛ* 'uwsv Maas., and Colby tfollege, aster point to permit the much <3>aries E. Crocker Jr. will »P™>« because it refused to And takes them ht>me to res). •Itorncys general of the 13 other f>>>»t Is scheduled to appear OKN Watervrtl'e. Ma'tie.. He lived lii tales illd not Join in the presen- to Rock>ille Circuit Cfourt 12 on more gradual Vletnîza,ion' read a paper oq 'Staffordshire “ >® P - ® ‘ Y -6 u i d eT N M to^- e e e n .r .1. w-f-a - »«- OofUge Eront "«nonal MUe and Faml|6 Stafford Springs for the past - '-‘ ton. „ Nov. 4 . that the generals wrantciX Lewis wrote 8 A.M. - 9:30 WM, Ornamenli." The preimratory con«niMec of t , \ \ A 55 SB 56 ire se «B MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. 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TH? Sports Vieudng \' Teams ■ATCBOAT Kelly’s Gang Herald Angle 18:88 ( 8) TUs Weak In Pie MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CX)NN.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1969 Foolbaa PAGE THIRTEEN 4A8 (88) NCAA FooMian: EARL YL»ST California vs. UCLA ) Sporli Ediun Weekend Choices NEW YORK (AP) — tailed off last week after two big SUNDAY Plays Tonight Cincinnati 28, Denver 21—’Two 1:88 ( 8) NFL: New York Dallas, Los Angeles and games but that Bear offeiwe well-matched chibs. Home field Hodges Named NL Manager of Year 0*B Better Porition by Position Oakland, the only unbeaten hasn’t been producing. It should edge for Paid Brown’s Bengals vs. WoskfaigtoB NEW YORK (A P )— Kid KeUy and his Qweland gang be a battle of 2 solid defen who have dropped back after 1:88 (88) A F L : Son Diego Cut the bread any way you want, man for man, posi teams in pro football, take on that bunch from Pittsburgh tonight in the con N E W YORK (A P ) — Gil The 46-year-old former star Orioles. Brooklyn Dodgers and played In sive imits with the Lions’ attack opening surge. B rones have vs. Boeton Before this seaaon, Hodges sot should roll along in week tinuation of a National Football Lrague series that, be Hodges the command pilot first baseman of the Brooklyn Hodges was not available to a total seven World Series with tion by position, the Baltimore Orioles are still a bet packing more punch as long as scoring punch and can be dan 4:88 (88) A F L : Buffalo vs. aim for 86 victories, a goal tar of the New York Mets in and Los Angeles Dodgers who comment on the award. them and Los Angeles, compiled ter team than the New York Mets. end games and the San Gale Sayers can be kept under gerous, Cincinnati won Sept. 6 OaMand cause of the closeness of the two cities, amounts to h short of the 100 regular-season fought back from a heart attack. But on many occasions, the a .278 n\-erage with 870 homers Francisco 49ers may final control. exhibition game, 18-11. neighborhood rivalry. credible flight from base triumphs, three-game sweep* of that almost put him out of the manager, who InsUlled confi In 17 National League seasons W hy then did the American League champion O's col ly get into the winner's Dallas 81, Philadelphia 14— Kansas City 27, Miami 17— Cleveland won last year’s tougher defense, ball futility to victory in the National League playott sport, received 267 votes to 10 dence and the will to win In his before retiring as a Met player lapse against the Mets and lose out in five games in the Another rematch. Cowboys Chiefs beginning to look like game 81-24 to even Its record ait if Green Bay loses, Mlnnescte the World ^ rie s , is the As five-game World Series victory circle for the first time. Pats Receive for Luman Harris of the Atlanta players, made It clear that the in 1963. 1969 World S e r i e s ? ------While Tommie-Âgee, Jerry romped 88-7 In Oct, 6 game at best club In AFlj after impres 2-2 and begin a drive that ended can take over sole poosesstoi of sociated Press’ Manager of accomplished by the most sur Braves. Following Harris were entire club was responalble for He Joined Washington that finale In an effort to break up Koosman, Dopn'Clendenon, Ron Philadelphia when Calvin Hill sive 24-0 dxmtout o f Houston. In the Century Division and the la p of the Central Division prising team in baseball history. "Baltim ore copped the pen the Year in the National Clyde King of San Francisco the glorious season. same season and took them doubleplay. Robinaon succeeded Swobode., ^Tom Seaver and A1 ran for 206 yards while playing Dolphins dangerous but still Leading AFL Western Conference champion by beating St. Louis wh4di Hodges almost missed this nant too early,’’ veteran Balti League. and Leo Durocher of the Chica After the final Series game, from 10th place that year to but Harrelson would have been Weis haVe been carving up the only one half. Eagle attack non-winners although they have ships. looked tied losing to Washingtioa season. He was stricken by a more baseball writer Jim El Hodges, who worked wonders go Chibs, three each, and Harry he said, "I'm so proud of them sixth In 1967. perfectly wiUi'n hU rights If he Baltimore Orioles, the pro foot showing wedlop but Cowboy de scored only on e less touchdown The Browne, led by running the lost time out. The Vikings heart attack Sept. 34, 1988, dur liott told me in the afternoon af Offense Oub with the Washington Senators Walker of Houston, one. all. The Dodgers went Into ev stuck ithe ball down the run ball season has moved past the fense is too strong and Craig than opposition. You don’t score back Leroy KeUy, Ailly recov leod the league with 14 touch The Meta then called In 1968, ing a series In Atlanta and was ter the fourth gam e sd Wiea NEW TON, Mass. (A P ) — San before working a miracle with The baUotlng took place be ery World ^ r ie s as a class ner’s throat. It was a bush move one-third mark. If the World Morton has the horses on of on Chiefs, who have allowed ered from an Injuiy, aixl quar downs and 128 points, euxl their and Hodges responded by guid hospitalized there until Oct. 20. Stadium last Wednesday after Diego’s mighty Chiargera, the the Mete, was the runaway win fore the Mets climaxed their team. Thia one never was by Robinson, as arrogant a Series lasted any longer It fence. only five TDs In five games. terback Bill Nelsen, go Into to- defense has peimitted the few- ing the club to 73 victories, at He spent the entire winter re noon as we typed out our game American Football League’s No. ner of a nationwide poll of storybook rise from ninth place thought of like that." bloke as you’ll ever want to would be battling with the Super Baltimore 24, New Orleans San Diego 21, Boston 10— night’s game with a 8-1 record est total yards, 847. the lime their beat record. Be covering before he was given a stories. 1 team on offense, seek their sports writers and broadcasters in 1968 to their five-game World Hodges, a Brooklyn resident meet. If he ever gets a chance Bowl for the sports page head 17—Second game within a week Chargers have won three In a and a idiance to take over sole Philadelphia, wideb hurt to fore 1968. the Meta bad finished clean bill of health to manage fourth straight victory Sunday released Friday. Series conquest of the Baltimore who rose to stardom with the "T ou could see a letdown lines. for Colts, who Just skinned past row after slow start with Gary poBseesion o f first in the Cen- Dallas 38-7 two weeks ago, must last five timss and ninth once. again. to manage In the majors, here's In a meeting with the wlnless from that date over the last one fellow who feels 'that he Maybe the football-baseball Eagles Monday night. Jrfui Uni Garrison taking the play from tuiy pending the outcome again try to stop the axploaive three weeks of the season and tes still doing the Job but Colt Boeton Patriots at Boston (Al doesn’t have either the physical conflict was a helpful dlstinc- Lance Alworth. Boston still wln- lege Stadium. Sunday’s gam e between the Cowboys’ attack sporited by Into the playoffs even though pass rush is missing. Saints New York Giants, 8-1, Glowing Recommendation or mental capabmtles to make tion. Anyhow it helped the old less despite tricky defenses. ’The Chargers, who got off to a and Calvin Hill, the N F Ls rushing the Orioles beat Minnesota. good in this post. Hand picker to his best week of overdue but not here. New York 24, Houston 17 Washington, 2-1-1. leader, and Craig Miortoo, Bte "Baltimore seemed to have AFL sluggish start In losing their the season, 12-1 with 7-1 in the (Monday night)—^TWs game set first two games, have bounced In other Sunday games. Green league’s top passer. lost its edge. Its sharpriess. ’The Oakland 28, Buffalo 16—Raid Witnessing all three World Se National Football League and back to Monday to let Jets get back into the Western Dlvistm Bay, 8-1, is at Los Angeles, 4-0; Atlanta scored its only victory team was too relaxed coming ers, once tied but unbeaten, too Lau Claims Robinson ries games at Shea Stadium 6-0 In the American Football field ready after World Series race and are favored to contin Minnesota, 3-1, at St. Louis, 2-2; by beating San Franclaoo 24-12 into the series," he said. tough for Bills on home was Lefty Bray. Spotted before League. Let’s try again, hoping excitement at Shea and the ue their momentum against the Philadelphia, 1-3, at Dallas, 4-0; on opening day but should have On the other hand the Meta the finale outside the press the roof doesn’t cave in. All grounds. Oakland won both grounds crew will need every hapless Patriots. Atlanta, 1-8, at San Francisco, a tougher game thia time came into the post-season set gate he was bundled up like games are Sunday unless other games last year and now have minute. Jets beat Oilers twice Led by quarterback John 8«-l: Chicago, 0-4 at Detroit against the 40ers vdx> scared Qualifies as Manager fired-up and they had the mo an eskimo ready to atart out wise noted. won 12 In regular season with last year 20-14, and 26-7. Pete Hadl, who has pet targets In 2-2, and Baltimore, 2-2, at New Los Angeles last Sunday before Robinson, 34, batted .808 with mentum. on an exposition. Other Man NFL out a loss. Daryle Lamonica hit Beathard having trouble getting pass receivers Lance Alworth Orleans, 0-4. losing 27-21. BALTIMORE (AP) — Baltimore’s American League It’s not true that Baltimore chester fans noted at the action Cleveland 27, Pittsburgh 17 for three touchdowns in win Houston Into end zone. Emerson and Gary Garrison, San Diego Pittsburgh, 1-8, Is expected to CMoago, which has been Frank Robinson of the champions, hit 32 homers and In New York Included Ed Wa- .(Saturday night)—Leroy Kelly over Denver. O.J. Simpscn’s re Boozer’s return to old form with has rolled over the N ew York be without Roy Jefferson, the plagued by ooatly mistakes. Baltimore Orioles, who didn’t hit In the series. ’The drove in 100 .runs. das. Bob Donnelly, John La- la back In stride and Browns turn should help Bills. 129 yards against Cincinnati Jets, the Cincinnati Bengals and league’s leading receiver with might go- with rookie quarter- wants to be a major league Birds clobbered the h- -1 out of Robinson, In the $100,000 sal Belle, Oyp Oambolatl, Jeff have beaten the Steelers four Miami Dolidiins the past three 28 cahdiee for 348 yards and back Bobby Douâss In a move the ball but the New York de manager, was given a glow ary bracket, says he’d be wil Koelsch, Jack LaChappele, Bill straight since 1664. Loss of Roy weekends. three touchdowns, dislocated a to get offense rolling, Detroit fense was like an octopus, ing recommendation for the ling to take a pay cut to become Vlttner, Vsm Mitchell, Frank Jefferson could be fatal for The Patriots have shown ^teger In g>-7 loss to the Giants will start Greg Landry at quar- catching practically every ball job today by Baltimore a manager. At the same time Damato, Wilbur Brown and Pittsburgh. These two will be gradual improvement, but stlU last Sunday. terback In place of BIB Ibiiwon that was hit into the air. he insists that may not be Ouy Daigle. brothers in the A F L division are seeking their first victory •New York’s mcUn problem in who will be out about four Coach Charlie Lau. * • • “ Frank Is probably the best necessary. next year. under new coach Clive Rush. In Its bid to stay even with deve- weeks with a broken bone in his Robinson contended that man Reminder of D-Day Eddie Yost may be tabbed Los Angeles 20, Oreen Bay one of their top efforts, they suf land or move Into first should right hancL qualified person I ’ve e-ver seen to be a major league manager," aging in the Puerto Rican Win for the Minnesota ’Twins’ man 14—Rams Just did pull It out fered a fifth straight defeat the Browne falter will be to stop Baltimore, wtoner of Its last When Clecn Jones grabbed Lau said, "and that includes ter League was more worth agerial Job but he’ll accept last year, 18-14 on Bruce Gos while bowing to Buffalo 28-16 the passing of Sonny Jurgensen two games, wlU try to keep the Davey Johnson’s fly ball for the last week. members of the traveling group while than managing In the mi only on his own terms, a three- sett’s field goal with 62 seconds and genertUe more offense than ball - rolling - against New OHeans third out In the ninth Inning to go. Packers showed best Although Hadl engineers the who get fired every year and nor leagues. year contract. "I like It here in It showed against Pittsburgh. behind the pasring of Johnny which gave the Meta a S - 8 attack with an accurate arm, then get hired elsewhere." "There’s a mixture of big New York, It’s my home," he punch of year with 308 yards ’The Green Bay at L a e Angeles Unites and the running of 'Tom decision and the series, what flan Diego boasts a powerful league and minor league play told me. “ Sure, I ’d like to man against Lions last week. This game pits the passing of Bart Matte. New Orleans once again Lau, who reportedly will leave followed reminded one of the ground game. Dick Poet, the the Ortolea to become a coach ers down there,” he said. "A age. K, would be a new chal could be the game of the day. Starr and a tough defense will count on the pcuudng-ccdcb- V-J Day and V-E Day celebra Chargers’ top running back, real cross-section." lenge but It’s not worth leav Minnesota 80, St. Louis 17— agalnst the passing of Roman Ing combination of BUly Kilmer with the Oakland Athtetloe next tions. leads the A F L ground-gainers ing here to itake a Job for m ay Vikings emerg^g as one of Qabriel and peihaps even a and Dan Abramowicz. seaaon, said' Robinson was "the Showers of confetU and paper, be only one year with the strongest teams In the league with 872 yards, averaging 6.7 most cutute student of baseball'’ yards per carry. the blaring of horns, the light Twins." Yoat has been a coach after opening upset In New he had ever met. and smoke from firebombs and with the Mets the past two York. Dave Osborn ran for 106 The Patriots have been incon Robinson, a Negro, was Jets, Eagles the embracing of fans marked years. yards last week and Clint Jones sistent on offense, forcing the AFL Spotlight on Weekend named manager of the year In the scene on the field and In made 61 as flll-in for Bill defensive unit to play more than Che Puerto Rican Winter League Its shê on the field. However, Gain Midget the stands. And, of course, there Did you know that a home run Brown. Vikings won Aug. 28 ex last year after guiding O UCH !— BantamweiRht Raul Cruz Ukea a left hook to the head from Chucho the ofiense has shown signs of were the Metmanlacs who tore accounted for the first run In hibition at Memphis, 41-18. Santurce to a pennant, and awakening with veteran Mike Castillo dui'inR title IxMit at the Forum. Cruz won tiy defision. (A P Photofax) patches up from the field, as each of the five series wins? Cards’ quarterbacks lead the O.J. Returns ‘Home’, he will be the skipper again League Wins ’Taliaferro at quarterback. well os home plate, the pitcher’s . . . Major league baseball league In Interceptions by the when the new season opens next With opponents keying In on rubber and the bases and paint coaches draw salaries In the opposition. week. Lop-sided scores were record fullback Jim Nance, Taliaferro ed the outfield fence. $10,000-115,000 range . . . Quote Washington 28, New York 17 Anxious for Big Day " I think color Is the main rea ed last night at Ml. Nebo as Uncertuinty has Improved his passing at Welterweight Champ Casey Stengel before the fifth —Vince Lombardi always has son I'v e never had an offer," the Manchester Midget Football ’The Mets’ success against the tack. However, he will face the LARAMIE, Wyo. (AP) — As gam e: You can’t be lucky four trouble defenslng Fran Tarken- NEW YORK (AP) — 0. fore heading south to Loa An Robinson said, "although, 'of I-eague saw action. Orioles carried over into Man Chargers without rookie Ron AFTER THE BALL WAS OVER—Workmen repair the damage caused by game time draws nearer, llwre days In a row with good pitch ton but the Giants’ offense has J. Simpson is going back to geles where his hard running course, that’s never menUoned. In the opener the Jets breezed hattan and Whil Street as well flellers, a No. 1 draft choice fans to the field at Shea Stadium as they prepare for the onslaught of football remains uncertainty about ing , . . "If I’m fined," Manag been hurting with acute short for Southern Oallfom la maA^ “ I used to hear comments past the Patriots, 84-0, and In Retains Ring Crown as Broadway and It was no easy from Florida State. Sellers, an the scene of his first foot whether the UnlvorKlly of Wyo er Blarl W eaver of the Orioles age of running backs. Redskins him a naUonal figure. players who will take over. The damage was caused by thousands of baseball that I wasn’t qualified. Now, the nightcap the Eagles trounc matter to get back to Grand outstanding receiver, is side ball triumphs in California ming's 14 Negro varsity football LOS ANOKLKS (AP) .Iiihi* ’.'ManltHiuilla'' Naiiolen told me after his ejection In defense has been surprise and In Sunday’s other A F L fans who stormed onto the field folio ving the Mets’ World Series victory. after I’ve had some experience, ed the Giants, 44-0. It looks like Central Station. lined for a couple of weeks with Sunday. He probably would pteyers will suit up to go against game No. t, "I’ll release what Giants are actually getting to games, Miami la at Kansas reports get back to me that a showdown between the Jets of Mexico City In still the wcIterweiRlit champion of the It was a World Series and a a head injury suffered when Brigham Young University this Crawford (Umpire Shag Craw the passer this season. Sonny like nothing better than to City, Denver ait Cincinnati and some owners give the excuse and the Eagles. Oct. 81, when world today hut Kmile (inffith uf New York, turned day to remember. kayoed in the first half against afternoon. ford) really said. But It Jurgensen should bring Skins lead the Buffalo Bills to a San Diego at Boston. that I could play five or six the two teams clash for the last hack in Imh hid to win the crown for the fourth time, • * • Buffalo. time. The present standings The black athletes Including wouldn’t be good for baseball." home first. victory over the Oakland The Dolphins haven’t won a more years yet." 18 far fniin IhrouRh iik a riiiR attraction. TTie Patriots hope to give have the Jets leading with a ■lx flrst-squa|M>rt- . . . "The only time I ever saw San FYanclsco 21., Atlanta 14 Raiders. . game, but they did tie Oakland ' "But there’s no doubt in my Series Shorts Nance some help in the back- 3-0-1 mark. The Jets own a 8-1- edly were imapended yesterday an umpire call the batter out —The 49ers have an 0-3-1 record with the New York Jets and two weeks ago 20-20. Thia is cit Palmer Betrayed mind,” Robinson said, "that I ’d fleld by starting rookie Carl 0 record. after Insisting they wear black ceed.sl 1.1 hh. sec<‘ad 563 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Is out of the way, M'a strictly chester won an unprecedented St. James; 8. Baril, St. Tim an early morning starting time, He just made th ecut ôr the second round. Raiders under the tutelage and the Eagles facing the Pati*lots h third consecutive championahip othy; 4. Alice Belflore, St. went from an opening 65 to final two rounds. " I didn't play as welL I didn't guidance of head coach, Jack and the JeU playing the Eagles. In NHL’ WeHl tootholl on Haturday afternoons. and scored an all-Ume high of James. a par 71 on the Sahara Nevada The 15th is a p iy r' five, 536- putt as well and I didn’t score McNary, I feel It necessary to Pre-game and halftime enter OAKLAND (A P I Th* Oak Today arholaatlc fisiUiall moves 74)4 points. With a weU-bal- Running Broad Jump — 1. Cousy Gets Win Country Club course Friday to yard layout with ^ dogleg to as wc'l as I did the first round," reply to the letter in The Hr- tainment was provided by the land Beals have taken over lead- to lU halfway point. In a<1km anced team effort they placed Markowlts, St. Augustine; take the halfway lead in the life left. Palmer put his drive .said Sanders, in danger of los ald by Ronald Badatuebner of Bennett Jr. High School band, erahlp In the National Hockey will be Manchester High 11-21 first in both the girls’ and boys' 12'7” ; 2. Ouarlno, O.L.O.V.; 8. $100,000 Sahara Invitational Golf 'n the right rough but had a ing h*s exemption this year. Coventry. adding color to the evening’s Iêague'a Weal DIvlalon with a traveUng to Bristol to face Brtir divisions. Hagenow, Assumption; 4. Ther Tournament, one stroke ahead pretty goo;l oprn’ng to the "1 had the seven o'clock Mr. Badatuebner writes that activities. convincing 5-1 victory over the tol Central l|.3l, Rockville (6-0) St. Augustine’s of Hartford esa Enderlin, St. James. > of a quintet headed by menac green. I never sjiw my second Jumps." he attended one Pony football IsMi Angeles Kings entertaining HUnsbury at home He Wanted Most Right wing BUI Hicke scored was second with a total of 32 SENIOR OntLS and Koai CMhollc (3-11 In a NEW YORK (AP) game in Manchester. I would points and both Our Lady of 100-Yard Dash — 1 Lynn Sny -Bob Ck)usy got the big one he point out that I have not miss- twice In trip-ha’mmer fashion to morning contesl testing HI Joa- wanted. Muki and Green Mercy, Plainville, and Our der, St. Lawrence: 12.3; 2 Brid AT a Raider game at home or givs Oakland a 2-0 lead Friday seph'a uf Trumbull 13-2) at Lady of Victory, West Haven, get O'Conndl, Si. James; 3 (ûsy, former star of the Boston Celtics, returned away, since the beginning of the Draw PenaItic‘H night with only nine seconds Trumbull How Many $ on Sports Tickets gone In the first period tied for third place with 26 Ann Danyliw, St. James; 4 to the scene of his Celtic glory days in Boston Garden I9M season when my eldest son Manchester, coming off of a points. Bill Baher coached the Michele Lawrence, O.L.O.V. played on a Mc-Nary-coached For Park Brawl Hlrke then turned playmskrr 3011 defeat (o Hall last week, winners. as coach of the Cincinnati Royals Friday night and and set up wtngmate Brian I’Cr New Record — Old Record 12.8. team whtoh went undefeated, hopes to get istek on the win glowed as his players whipped the Celtics 110-108 ry. who made It i-0 at 7 57. Parishes entering from Hart 150-Yard Daah — 1 Nancy Does the Average Fan Spend? untied, and unsoored upon in MONTREAL fAP) — CTor- ning (ride of the riilumn as they " I really wanted this one. I t ------’______and the Heals were never ford were: St. Ann’s, 10 po!nU: McCooe, St James: 19.8; 2 league play. ence Campbell, president of the K’l up ngalrurl a strong cWeiv CARWASH was a big one,” Cousy said after years. He reUred as player- threatened from there St. John’s, 0; Our Lady of Sor Monterid, O.L.O.M.; 3 (tie) BASEBAI.L; The Dodgers HOCKEY: The Kings drew Never, in all this time, either National Hockey I.eague. moved slvf Hne tliat lias limited enemy the Royals had wiped out a 12- coach after last season after LOS ANGELES — Have Friday to discourage atlck- The other Oakland utjf* row’s, 7; St. Lawrence O’Toole, Newcomb, St Timothy. New drew about l.R million this about 380,000 last seaaon. The at games or «t practice eeaslons lumring games point deficit In the last quarter leading the O ltlc s to 11 N B A U- , you ever stopjied to think swinging battles between play- were by Norm Fergus»ui in tin 21. West Hartford entries In Record — Old Record 19.6. year. Multiply that by 2.50 dol take, again figured at 5 dollars land I've missed darn few uf Greg Oiam lsrluin la disjtit- to beat the defending champions ^ span, how much money people ers by slapping stiff miapenslona second perlcsl and rookie Joe cluded St. Timothy. 8)4, and 440-Yord Relay — 1 St. James lars (roughly the average tick a ticket, was about 1.9 million these), have I ever beard Mr. fiii starter bslsy for (he Rsd of the NaUonal Basketball Asso- Veteran Oscar Robertson, on Ted Green and Wayne Makl. Hardy In (he third St. Bartholomew, 18. St. M ary’s (O’Connell. Madden. Danyliw. around here spend on ticket price t and you’d get 4.6 mil dollars. McNary or any of his coaches .•nrl W hile I rave Hssaeti. Jim ciaUon. with 25 points, paced the Roy The suspension* are the most Tile game saw another sjiec- of Windsor Loclu accumulated MeCteoe) 67.8: 2 St. Lawrence; ■ ets to sports events? lion dollars. BOXINfJ; Publicist Don encourage thelf charges to par BsleaaiS) and BUI l/qiea are AUNUTES ’ Philadelphia downed the Los als. Larry Siegfried was high severe ever handed out to two VA 1 .0 0 tacular performance by Oak n u j. IsOPRR 22 points and Sacred Heart of 8 St Augustine; 4 O.L.O.M. New for the OlUcs with 22. OK, stop and think. I’ll The Angels, with a draw of Fraser estR)iates the nine fight ticipate In fiat fights or dirty all ready snet's iurckvllle. UlUlefralerl In five Beaulieu, St. James 10.0; 1. 116-87 In the other NBA games. star defenseman, suffered a gvsil in each rcmte«1 far Ttie rrtxirtl u US oet by Assumption; 8 Maurer. Sacred Wilt Chamberlain 88 for the ...... who wanted to see a buz.: million dollars. weight Title match between go boys." his intention, as every ■MiKngs rnnked high omoisf AUTOMATIC... BRUSHES Rich Dulae, O.L.O.M.; 8. M i Boston led ClnclnnaU 89-77 be skull fracture when Makl. a 34- TTie contest was the only one W'a>-fir kslriHinda of .Naugatuck Heart; 4 Dullary, St. Ann's. Lakers, the defending champs ^ saw go . . . but h-> got .fust a Champion Jose Napoles and parent in altenJance knew, was state fugti sctss)t (earns, le/ds chael Plcklns. Sk Ann’s; 4. fore the Royals caught fire to FOOTBAIX: The Rams will yrar-old forward, dubbed him played In the N lll. Friday nigbl In 1993 New Record—Old Record 30’2". in the NBA West. shade . . . too clo.se to the blade Emile Griffith is expected to do to call his players to the side Hlnistrury’s eleven Jrre <.Wlaci David Gallpeu, St.' Thomas. hand the CelUcs their first open draw maybe 720.000 foi' a doz with his stick during an exhibi Running Broad Jump — i Walt Frasier, with 20 points, and the doctor said, 200.000 dollars. The last Forum lines to avoid any altercation • oritimies his assnult rm Itw Ths Bams have ftajr more 100-Yard Dash — 1, Rich ing-game loss In 11 years. en games at home (counting ex tion game between the Brutna WASH ■ RINSE - WAX Blondin, S t Augustine: IS’S"; 2 was high for the Knicks as they "where did your jaw go?" hibitional and will realize about card. featuring the Ruben on the field. and 8t. Louis Blues at Ottawa sl.rlr's •eason so.ring record us games remaining aftsr today's Iûtenbach. St. James 12,7; 2. Kafjli* llarri«*rN Egan, Assumption; 3 Ctethy ----Big• ------Billsiwa Russell M l 4A 8Wwas rUlMCU not In VÎUCaxO.the routed VIII OUcago. Chet Walker All right, time's up. Hie cor Olivares-Lionel Rose match, did It's too bad Mr. Badatuebner the s|ieedy halfback has score<| crudest j Charles Russo, St. James; 8. 3.6 million dollars In ticket rev- Sept 31 Maher, St. James; 4 Scanlon, CelUc lineup for the first Ume in had 27 for the Bulls. rect answer is that people in 270.545 dollars, a California In misunderstood this a^lion It is Nosl Rodreques, St. Ann’s; 4. -nue. u s e will draw perhaps Makl, now with Buffalo Blsons Top !\orlli\4$*Hl St. Lawrence. "and around Los Angeles spend door record. Forum fight fans also too bad that a man of Mr of the American Hockey Jack Newswinger, St. Bartholo 35.000 for five home games and Recording their ninth vlctciry STAY SENIOR BOYS more money on tickets to sports lake in 1.6 million dollars. have indicated a willingness to Badstuebner's obvoius training Ivcague. was suspended Immedi YOUR CAR mew. New Record. — Old In 11 outings, the East Cstho lOO-Yard Daah — . Pat events in an average year than rC L A will draw about 200.000 pay about the stiffest tabs In should rush his opinion Into ately for 30 days, during which Record 18.0. Host of Lustrous Grid Clashes lie Eagles siVled Northwete Coughlin. O.L.O.V. 11.6; 2. Don Dean Martin spends on bourbon and take in 1 million dollars town. Ringside seats there have pnnt as though the entire Town the Klsona are to play 14 league 440-Yord Relay — l. St. Csdhnilc to th*lr record yester Soureler, St. Bartholomew; S. In an entire week. So the football total will be run from 15 to 35 dollars. games The fûes assigned him James (R. Lautenbach. C. Rus of Manchester were waiting day afternoon at Wi/k.-tni Peter Pescosolldo St. James; about 6.2 million dollars to Buffalo but still hold his c-on- so, K. Goff, D. Beaulieu) 1.08; Gty Boys in Small Towns, Biuiness has also been good breathlessly for it It would Park East’s Twi IviHelle iracl EAST H m fO R l> 2. Our Lady of Mercy, 8. As 4. David Horvath, St. Lawrence. THOROI'UHBRED RACING: at the Olympic. Mrs, Alleen Ea have been better had he first Green, who may not return to kno«'kess '.fir vath, St. Lawrence; 8. Ansel- 8. St. James (Pescosolldo, IQu- Baseball $ 4.400.000 posing player while the Man Can some boys from a The Indians. ■ always man- BASKETRAIX: USC doesn’t Extensive surgery was re line were Wayne Ty<, .W . lU ADAMS ST. lottl, St. Augustine; 4. De- cewlcs, Murowskl, Jutrss); 4. Dame quarterback Joe Thais- Chester boll earner was lying town find happiness in the big ' aging to give a little scare to do much business here but \ quired to aave Green'i life after (cardo Salazar tlX 'i, Thry Me larocco, O.L.O.S. O.L.O.M. mann. Racing fiat on his face after brirg city? Keep an eye on Loa An Co.ich Paul , Phinney. edged rciA iwith Alcindori did 8 0 0 0 .0 0 0 the (mldent and he underwent a Namara (ECi, Jensen i.Vi Clif 40% Discount I , Jl^NIOR OntLB Running Broad Jump — i. McKay ^ rates Thelsmann Basketball Uckled After reading Mr B.id geles, \where California drops in _ Platt 27-28 as Steve Gates cap something like 12.000 a game 3.700.000 second ufieratlon Kept ,37 to tord (ECi. Muiahine iK- Is-b- 60 Yard Dash— l. M ary Met- ^Zatkowskl. Assumption 15'4)4 ” ; "much quicker’’ than Stanford's Hkickey ' stuebner’s reference to this in- cA STLt oA U C tA. tured first pl.ice in 16.0e\ last seaaon. If the ticketa av-, 1 ^ .0 0 0 remove a blood dot which had btn (Ni. Kelly iN c O’O.nnell inl. St. M ary's 072: 2. lOchal- 8. WeDa, O.L.O.V.; 8. Lavlgne, Jim Plunkett, who shredded Uie Boxing cidenl, one parent, (who has al- PREMIUMS The games highlight a host of Second man across the line eraged out at a couple of dol 1.400.000' formed. (N). le M smsI, St. M ary's; 8. Susan St. Lawrence: 4. Trojans' defense with hie buUs- Total so had three sons play for Mr lustrous college football claahss was Luu Gonzales ipi. follow lars. the take would be about $37,800,000 FIRST UNE Halpln. O.L.O.M.; 4. Teresa O.L.O.V. eye passing. Also. Mc^Cay U M cN ary» aold. That guy today that will sUrely rock the ed by Greg Nolln lM>, Vin Cur- 450.000 dollars. And this doca not inehids Leonowlcs, St. James. Shut Put — 1. Jordan, St concerned about the IrlA’s wasn't sttung in the same tree national rankings. ^ ry (P i. Ni.xon (M i. Dan Plx- The Lakers have helped make money »pem for tlrkeU to WIRE OVUS 15 Yard Dash — I. Lynn Sobi, Augustine S4’l " ; 1. Sheldon. S t front defenshre line, which avof^ I sras " The Trojans from Los A a- zonla (P), Paul Gossehn iPi the Forum one of the two big smalt-college football games, O.I.O V. 09.9; 2. Linda Maher, Lawrence; 8. Jim JuCrls, S t ages 190 pounds. In conclusion, let me say that geles, despite their No. 8 raUiw, Larry Kahn I Ml. Hal Rosen- gest dollar-volume arena opera high school sports events, hsr- TRUCK TIRES St. James; 8.-Maureen Mark- Jams*: 4^ Dunn. O.L.O.S. "This is the first time we will Jack klcNory is not only one of P a r k a d 6 are underdogs to No. 11 Notrs .. bower and Jim Burke iM> tions in the United Btstes (the 8hd quortertiorse i*sc«s, owiu. St. Augustine; 4. Cathy be blocklttg people bigger then the moot successul coaches, Dame. And tbs Golden Bears we ore." sold M ây. “ The JV’a continue^ to follow other being Madison Square auto races, golf toumsments Leonard. St. Mary's. New Rec amateur or prufesstonal. in the Mamberahlp In the Amarloai) from B eik d ey, a ltb o u ^ un the varsity’s footsteps as they Garden). In Iheir 1998-69 regu and track meets. ' ord — Old Record 10.4. The winner of the Uajt-CoU- area, be is also ooft of (he finest ' / / / / • 7 - ' Jiodor Bowling Cbogreas has ranked. will be no soft touch lor trounced Plaft. 12-37., a.s John tar-seaaon and playoff gamea. OUCOUNT / 440 Yard Relay — i. (JIB) fom ia tut wUl keep in the run The grand' 1o«a] spent on Uck- gentlemen I sm happy my paassd ths 490.000 mark. No. 8 UCLA. Childs and Dave Sheean fin the Lakers drew nearly 090.000 eU by •ports /ana in the LA • / ' . j j ! : r ' .J ning for the Roee Bowl J tm . 1, three oldest boys haw bad the W O i e S STATION ished otie-two for Mar.< he-ter The grosa. figured on bn aver •rea In the post year would Childs covered the distance m age. ticket price of 9 dollars opportunity of knowing him and 451 WIST em m sTKin probably run upward of 80 mil playing for him 18.06. BUI -Maher, fine JV run was about 3 million dollars lion dotlors. John J Walsh TIL 443-5332 ner. moved up to varaity and Add lX X A -8 460.000 dollars and Thai may not sound like ftnUhed las« with a lime of 19 ‘ you get a bashctball toud of Pres Board of Directors much Bus ft's been a Ugtu- Msncheaier Midget * Pony M. 3.7 mllUon doUara , money year Football AssoasatJoD \ • 'i '. • >

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No Sunday or Holl- Mancheeter ' o f l i s - s h e 'l l n e y e r MEVER FAILS*72:7 L IV E MEARBV S O 3i 33 34 35 good location, exceUent leaae DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS KNOW VOLI WITH PINO MAILMER9RAMER- THE/CAM USEMA adjectives MobBw H o w s 6-A floors, hatdiways, remodeUng with volume, growing each daya. Apply Mariow'a Inc., 667 RELIABLE man wanted to Plows b a l l s in y o u k 42 ------Moines. EDWARDS RAMP OR SOME- FORAMAIPPA 36 porches, garages, ek>aeta, oeO- year. Must aaU due to Ulnsaa Main S t work at South Wlndaor Auto CHEEKS ANP COTTON 7HIMC? EVERy FOR A BAMKERi Iowa 37 1969 CAMBiL tent camper, NURSES AIDES — $-11 p.m. DON'T YOU WOflRV, MISS DORIE,’ THANKS TO YOU AND PERCY, HMM...VERY 11 N YOUR NOSE.' Ings, atflea flnlahed. rec in family. FV>r Information or Parte. Inquire in person, riM B 130F > ^ AMP BROTHER 44 Simple 36 ANSWERINO SERVICE sleeps 4, hardtop. Used once, Laurel Manor, 6494019. I'L L TESTIFY THAT HE FORCED I ’M THROUOH WITH BEING INTERESTING/ HER HOUSE/ POR A errooae/ 46 D in ^ too 40 rooms formtea, oarantle. Oth- WANT extra money—for Chrfart- Schanck Rd.. South Windsor. A CRIMINAL. ■ extras. $600. 047-1370. appointment caU YOU INTO HELPING H IM ... fully 42 13 44 46 ar related erork. No Job too maa? Our representatlvea can t h e CUCAN-UP woman wanted to OA8 STATION attendant and 49 Angry IM94I5M S75-2SIS small Dan Moran. Boildsr PIZZA SHOP and Restaivant In earn $600 to $1,000 during the vmetnun floors, five or six NEXT 53 Mover’s truck 46 47 48 60 51 52 Chriatmaa aeUlng aaaaon now minor repair work. Apply 1 Mororcyclws— EWenlngs 440-8890 prime location. Completely momlnga sreeUy. Apply DAY, 54 Fish-eating and leave year message. YouTl hear irom ear aovertuer In equipped. 16,600. PhUbrick In fuU string. We can help you Amia'a Qulf, 960 Middle Tpke. 8 duck b3 54 55 Jig time withont spending aU evening at tae Cavey'a Roataurant, 46 East MANY Blcyclat 11 DORMERS, garagos, norbhes, Agency Realtoia. 640-4300. earn thla kind of money with West MILES jRIDA HtWS 56 Social Insect rec rooms, room additions, Canter St. 6491418. 57 A t one time 58 57 58 Avon. CaU 9894989. TO ik\.K\HG ?OWO\Sl BICYCLES—New and used.. Re kitchens, add-a-levels, roefing. WANITBD—Young married man m e c h a n ic — for fleet work, THE 58 Japanese 59 60 i} AutomobilM For Sol* 4 pairs on all makes. Open daily six -day week. Must be avail SOUTH, outcasts 18 siding, general repairs. QuaUty to take over bustneae. Must be 59 Masculine 9-8:30. Manchester Cycle Shop, workmanship. Flnanelng a'vaU- taUable and have desire to own H*lp Wowtad Molg 35 able for out of town work. For (Newspaper tnitrfrist Attn.) HERALD CHARGER RT-1968, 440 mag- 182 West Middle Tpke., 649- able. Biconomy BuUders, Inc.. bualiMas. For deUUs - oon- appointment call 6499979, 649 2098. LANDSCAPE laborer part-time UU. nun, dark green, white vinyl 648-6189. 872-0647 evenings feiance, Write Box "K", Man OPERATORS 8 a.m.-noon. Contact Whltham top, black interior, tuU power. chester Herald. BOX LETTERS SAVE MONET! Fast aervloe'. Landscape Nursery 6497908. PRODUCTION mUUng and 18,000 mUes. 92,660. 873-0686. 100 CC HONDA Scrambler, new lathe handa needed. LIbetml a IMf kv V<**< r»#*we Im. Dormers, room additimis, gu- F o r Your paint, new Ures, $290. 649-4100. WANTED dependable arare- beneflta. 60-hour week. Apply CARNIVAL BY BtGK TURNER 1964 PONTIAC LeMans, good rages, pordiei, roofing and FrivatB InstracHom 32 WANTED house assistant, 6-day wsak, 8 Infonmitloii condition, new tires, beat offer. siding. Oompate prices. Add- In person, Metronloe Inc., 640 TUTORING —QuaUtied teacher a.m. to 6 p.m., paid vacations, Hilliard St., Manoheefar. WAYOUT THE HERALD wlU w t I CaU 872-4938. 1968 BSA, 660 cc, $886, Uke new. A-Level Dormer Oorp., 399 complete medical beneftte, BY KEN MUSE 0446 of elementary, Junior High disclose the Identity of CaU 646-1614 after 6. aubjaete. CaU 649-4770. AT fuUy paid penaton plan. Un- EXPERIENCED m echanlc any advertiser using box CU8TOMJZBD 1967 Thunder- denmeyr Paper Oorp., 466 Park LIKE A THIRD MORHSASE ON Mu'HOME. bird, 8-speed overdrive, stereo, WES ROBBINS Oarpminy re wanted for general repair I'D FINE, HOW LONG letters. Readers answer Ave., Bast Hartford. garage. Profit aharing plan REFINANCE VM-MERCEDES, BORf?OW HAVE YOU BEEN IS-It ing blind hOx ads who' new tires, seaU, top and paint. B iniM S S SBTViCBS modeling speelaUaL Addlttons, PEFEMSE TACTICS rec roGms, dormers, pniehis, H d p W o u n d avallabis tor qualified man. ilQO OO ON FURNITURE, AND TAKE OUT ON WELFARE? desire to protoot tbslr, Can be seen at 284 Hartford ATTENDANTS needed for serv Identity can fOUow ‘his; Rd. Best offer. OffBrad 13 oablatis. formica, buUt - ins. Bee Mr, Sloan, Sloan Oarage, A TW O THOUSAND DOLLAR PERSONAL LOAN.' PMiMd* 35 S ice atatlon. If Interastad call Route 89, Vsmoo. procedure; YOU ARE A-1. truck Is A-1 bathrooms, kitchens. 649844G 6496919 between 97 p.m. Mon (M7E OWNER 1968 CadlUac, 4- ASSISTANT bookkeeper— must SHORT RIBS BY FRANK OT»IEAL Enclose your reply to Cellars. atUca, yards, drive KITCHENS — Colonial, mod know bookkeeping dlvlarsifled day, Wednaeday, Friday or EXPERIENCED body man. Un- door sedan, DevUle, 54,000 ways sealad and smaU truck N atop In at these houre. Mao- mediate openings. Call 649 the box In an envelop — miles. $1,000. CaU 646-2266. ern and Mediterranean. Also work. Benefits. Apply In per [3 2 : addresa to the Clasjifled Ing done A-1 right. OaU Tre ear's Texaco, Middle Tpke. A 8834, mornings, aftaraocne and ' ÎtoVAU rec rooms. All work custom son Oaer Bros., 140 Rye St, Manager, Mancbasler 1966 FORD and Plymouth 4- mono Trucking Service toll buUt. CaU Royal Custom Build So. Windsor, Broad Bt., Manchaater. evenings, call 6994906. WKHIATR14T Evening Herald, together tree. 74994R with a memo UsUi% the door Mdans, V-8, automatic, ers, 646i-S484. companies you do NOT radio, power steering, extra STEPS, sidewaUcB, stone waUa, FULL-TIME and part-time want to aee your letter. wheels. 648-2880. flreplaoee, flagstone terraose. ------r^-T waitresses, 9day wsek, 6 ^ Paving—Drlvoways 14-A a i ^ . w. t . a ^ t oT. park- Tour letter wlS be ds- All concrete repairs, both Iif mourmiAL stroyed il the advertJaer 1066 FORD, 10 passenger Coun try Squire Station wagon, auto side and outside railings. Land DRIVEWATS Sealed - This U ______is one you've mentioned, scaping. Reasonably priced the time to restore the life end You need no pre ff not it wlU be handled matic power steering, power GIRL WANTED to perform In the usual manner. brakes factory alr-oondlUoned, CaU 649 0881 appearance of your driveway. various duties. Expediting, vious experience. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE F W free eetlmate. call 742- We’ll train you at dark green 'with tan vinyl, low I h ARPENING Service - Saws typing. flUng, etc. Modem Bast SEAT TELLS ME 1 MIGHT HAVE DROWNED OH mileage, very good condition. M87 Hartford location. Salary aitd a good starting B C ? MV, YES, YOU WANT TO PIE. OKAY, THEN QUIT/ 0 ^ knives, aces, shears. skates THAT OYSTER BAR IF YOU HADN'T GOT ME MAP IT'S THE FOURTH QUARTER Selling for $1,006. 649-4820. fringe beiMfUs. CaU liw llli Valuable MIKK BCRNi; TELL THE WORLD THAT rotary blades. Qnlek sei vlus BY CALLING AAE YELLOW... IT MIGHT HAVE . ...YOUR TEAM'S BEHIND... THE GREAT F O O TB A LL Lost and Fowid 1 Capitol Equipment ' Co.. 8F for appointment. b e n e f it! , pleasant BEEN WELL IF YOU'D KEPT YOUR NOSE 1968 CIOlVRbLBT ImpalS, i RooAiig—Skflog 14 m m t AND THE GREAT ALL- AAAERICAN HERO AND OLYAAPIC Main St.. M anâater. Etoutt w o rk in g condi- OUT OF IT, SAWYER. ^/ 's o 'w u ABE QUARTERBACK WANTS TO LOST; Black, male, poodle, red door hardtop, power steering, DENTAL aaelatant, part-tbM BOXING CHAAAPON WAS '-1WA-T daily 7:90-5. Thursday. 7:996 ROOTING, aluminum riding, for loaal offloe, experienced or d itio n i, opportu- YELLOW.' A GUTLESS F A K E . q u ic k . collar, Coventry, vicinity of power brakes, V-8 automatic. Saturday 7:90-1 6497909 gutters, eerpanter work, 86 IONA MFN. CO. South St. and Route 6. Reword. Immaculate condition. MUst WlU train right parson. Call n lty fo r advance- ysars* axpsrienos. OMmaettout 6496676. CaU 7497870. seU. 238-S6S9. AL MARINO Service# — 849 VaUsy Oonstnietion Oo.. 6 a m en t. c 1966 MUSTANG OT converUble, 2616. Cleaning atUcs, cellars, 7180. Frse sstimsts DEMONSTRATORS for our ter FOUND—Black Shepherd type garages. Bulky furniture, ap- male. CaU Dog Warden, 646- V-8, 4-speed, many extras. CaU ROOFING and Root Repair rific line of toys, novalUes, Visit our employ m 640-6284. pUancea moved, removed. Jroreliy, and home fashions. ment office locat 4666. Metal, cardboard druma avaU- Couglln Rooting Co.. Inc.. 049 7707 Fres kit plan, high oommls- ed at 62 East Cen • iMM,NU,iiKTM.ie.M.ta;eai FOUND—Black, brown and 1961 CHEVROLET, 4-door able. slons, openings for manager. ter Street, Man FEMALE PRODUCTION 'White male mongrel pui^y. sedan, V-8, automatic. Call BIDWBLL Home Improvement Call 699-0606. 8796619. 6499328. ODD JOBS, light trucking, chester. Open “Dootort ar« too busy these daye to keep up with CaU Dog Warden, 640-4666. carpentry, mlscellaneoua re Oo. Expert InataUatlon of Monday through ASSEMBLERS aluminum siding, guttera and MORNINGS Free? Need extra the latest medical advances . . . he admitted h« LOST—Paubook No. 25-900m 1968 GRAY Volkswagen, good pairs, etc., good service and money? We need your help tor Friday from 8:80 hadn't sten a TV oommeroial In weektl" oondiUon, needs Ures, Just low prices. 6497318. trim. Roofing Installation and 1, The Connecticut Bank and repairs. 6496496, 87991W. about three hours each day. a.m. to 6:00 p.m., HOUBEWIFB SHIFT 6-6 MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD over 60,000 niUea, $660 Firm. Call 6494000. Trust Co. AppUcatlon made for ilUDB SERVICE (Souetar) ^ or call 648-4101. GOOD BENEFTTB, WAOB8 T H E TRY FOR THE EXTRA POINT IS NO GOOD payment. 6494036. or call 648- — BUT GOLYNE TAKES THE LEAD, 8 3 — 31. ' OOOHJ PHIL! YEP.' IT M AS Trees cut. building lots clsar CLERK tor general offloe work. OEZER AN D ex tension 868. THE KICKOFF IS DOWNED IN THE END ZONE > THEVVE STEVE CANYON LOST —Passbook No. 104996 1936 CHEVROLET 2-Dr. Hard- ad, trees topped Got a tree RooAiig m i Mutt type, ITH-hour week, all — IT WILL BE UCS' BALL— FIRST DOWN, ''c o l l id e d !! BY MILTON CANIFF Savings Bonk of Manchester. top, 1964 288 engine, Hurst 9 problem? Well worth phone company benefits. Call Mrs. Evening and Sat- IO N A M FG. S n THE ChinNMys 14"A RBOBNT VnUBBT — 9tANCHBaTBB lO TO GO ON THEIR OWN 2 0 — AiîUeatlon made for payment. speed, rewired, rebuilt trans caU, 749S383 Kelly, 6490191. urdav interviews FOURTH WHY-AH-No! ^ '^MDU MEANT THAT XJU YTHATi AN l«^ QUARTER, THIS IS n . BULL! M9NISH WILL I DONT 6IVE A Moor IP YOU 60 JUMP IN mission, replaced rear end, ROOFING, Qatters, ChlinnayB— can be arranged. GOLYNE I'M CALLING BE CARRIED OUT . COLONEL CANYON! ARE SUDDENLY AWARE PROVEMENTON THE LAKE, BUT I CARE THAT VDU'BS LOST— Gray tiger kitten with brakes. CaU 6491885 after 6:00 CARPET Installing — Ruga cut NSW and rspairs our special SCORES B 6 RIGHT , ON THIS PLAY!y I I JUST MEANT THAT YOUR MOTHER IS THE URGE TO ORIVINO YOUR MOM NUTS? IF YOU flea ctdlar, Portar St. vicinity. p.m. and flnlahed to fit. CaU 649 WOMAN wanted for bouse work AGAIN, AS TACKLE OH 2 / THAT. NOT A FWRTOPTHE PLEASE ONLY ty. 90 years axparienoe. Free on Fridays, 6494968. WANT A FURTHER REPORT WAU Atf CaU 6491780. 1680 days, eventnga 6498610. esUmstas. OsU Roy Kaashl. AAILLER YOURSELF' TO THE BUS 1956 VOLKSWAGEN wlUi 1967 GOES IN BRICK, block and stone srork. 6490969 after 6 pjn. BABY BITI'BK wanted to cars FROM HIS Engine and transmlseion, etc., $350. 6496781, 643>8110. Brick sralls, jiattos, outdoor-in tor school age boy, Buckley THE PARAGON TOOL CO, INC. OWN 8 . door flreplacee, sidewalks, ROOriNQ —^Serialising iw School dlatriot.' U-4-.a dally, I960 RAMBLER wagon, nolae chimneys. Free estimates. pairing root» of aU kinds, new caU 6490014. HOW CAN you help us? Dona in engine. $28. 6492729 after 6 Domenlc Morrons, 6491604. roofs, gnttu' work, chimneys SOUTHERN tions needed for church auc cleaned and repaired. 90 years' PART-TIME, Hours 9:90 to 3:90 It Hiring p.m. tion. Pick-up service. CaU 649 T R Sns — cut and pruned, trhn* eiqierienoe. Free estliiistes. fivs days weekly. If you have 9419. CHEVELLE—1968 8S $96, low med, land clearing. Free eeti- ChOl Hawley 6496981, 649 a pleasant voice and have bad NEW # Tool M ohm k«T^fira soma tolaphooe experience we WILL THE party who had some mileage. OaU 91 p.m. or alter mates, insured. OaU evenings 5 p-m.. 647-1066. 6296436. need you tor tstephone soUetta- MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDOEWAY scatter rugs bound, please oeU Uon. Hourly rata plus bonus. ENGLAND 6490831. 1964 FORD Fahiane, station POLLARD Tree Service—Ex Apply to Manager, Parkade MM e m v . VE9,1 KEEP w m wagon, power steering, power pert tree removal, pruning and Bowling Lanes. RIDERS wanted, leave Coven p e e n t d t h e GkAIN/NG WEIGHT | r “ / brakes, alr-oondltlonlng. $876. trimming. Insured. 2696790. Drafftool^ If TELEPHONE ALLTHETIAAE. try 0 a.m. to Newington, Mon CLERK-TYPIST DOCTOR, LAOy day, to SahHday. CaU 742-0910. OaU 649069$. DRESSMAKlNa and altev»- VER0NK7\G> WINTHROP BY mCK CAVALU AobousnCAL oeflliv, roc 1166 CHEVROLET Nova, low room remodeling. No Job too Uona, rippers replaced etc. To asettt bookkeeper. Ex- COMPANY b a h U f B lr c b b 5 W b i h 5 ploBt. Tof DR. smaU. Free asUmatea. CaU CaU 64949U. peilenoed In acoouata pay- Buucsy I HOPE ROCEIGN LBGION7 DO mileage, automatic, power AoloRMblBt For Scrio 4 steering. 6491446. Dick LevseqiM, 6491996. abie and general bookkaeF FDF>te YOU AC C ST WOMEN tag knowledge. ExceUent An Equal Opportunity Employer IN A GOOD MDLUNT^RS?.' NEED CART Credit very bad? 1968 PONTIAC Tempest station ATTICS and cellars cleaned, working ocndl tiona, oocn- HOOD... Banknqit, reposseisalon? Hon odd Jobs, light trucking, trees Apply or 121 Sf., est Dougias accepts lowest wagon, power steering, auto- pony paid beneflta tachid- maUc, V-8, 9 years left en 9 removed and lota cleared. Call ^ ______M ing medical and Ufa Insur devra, smallest pa)rmenU, any- 6491794. FTILLTIMB ealeswonien tor >0 vdtere. Not amaU hian finance year warrantee. ExceUent con MANCHESTER Dritvery-Hghi ance, etc., 97H-hour week. weeks until January, i. i-day Apply ta person. Telephone company plan. Douglas Mo- dition. CaU 6490097 after 6:90. LIGHT trucking, odd Jobe, also trucking and package daUvety week. ftuor Jewelers. 617 RoCriforatan. wattian aai for Ifdervtew appoiniment Mata ft. ton, 946 Main. 1967 CORVETTE, very low moving large appUancaa. Burn with Hr. Wheeler, 6494433. mileage, immaculate. OaU ing barrels deUvered. $4. 644- auve movtag. sparialty. Feld 19N VOLKSWAGEN Sunroof, 1776. ag ehairo for rant 9M STSI WANTED— Mature woiqan ta PRISCILLA’S POP good rubber, new front end, Carl Chitjlan, after 6 pjn., 649 PILGRIM MILLS INC. mpervtoe two weU m anna^ muffler, electrical system. 0621. YOUR buttneae Janitor, de 494 Oakland SL boys and help with IroaiiH, Manchaater, Ootat. IMMEDIATE WHV CAN'T WE AUCN W M Y i y I 9960. 6491006. 1964 NINE-passenger Ford pendable night servtee, dally, 21 fire-hours on Saturdays. Call LIVE IM PEACE AND^ Country Squire. Power steer wehkly or monthly b a ^ . OaU CHAHBERMAIDU, mlddOe-agad 97997n or 0496661. Ask for H A R h A O N lV F BOT in aervlce, must aeU 1988 644-0639. (NUDE— OUUIdS palittn^ gp« U r. or Mrs. DrlsooU. f\NHV?^QNWY*J fkitlsas, 8 cylinder. Ram-air, ing, vinyl interior. $780, must oial rates lor people over 69 women wanted for niorntaga seU. Good condition. CaU 742- and pari of afternoon to dean OPENINGS power stosiing, 3-door hardtop. DRAFTOffT and Oonauil^: CaU my eompatitors, than eaU ORDER clerk must be able to W M Y p ) 7806. rooms. Good worktag oondi- 11,000 mUes. $2,296. 8697166 or Drafting on tool "«ri*hlnfs. type, keep taveniory recorde, sm iuL ncaiM T o r f o m m tm s CAPTAIN EAST BY LESLIE TURNER Uons, hinch and eoftee breaks. loeua Shippteg orders. amaU of- imÔLDSMOBILE Cutlass. AU piping, welding fabrications Contact front aftloa, hsad and methods. .,paoaulttng oo SDWARD R PRICE-Pam unc flee Oomentenl localton and powar wUh factory insUUed exterior and interior Paper bousokeeper, Flano's Kotor tu r n OfVMPtD M out P«Mi 1666 FORD (Salaxle convertible, alr-eonditioner. $460 or best of piping, tank building and re- houre. An equal opportunity anfosnatlc, 9-door, V-6. Reaaon- banging. Osflings. ate Insurel tan. too Bas6 Canter ft., Man emptoyor. Pitona 647-6676. fer. CaU 649408$ after 4:10 ptUrs, also castii^ and ma- chester, 6499960. ahla. V « y good coodltkin , 649 china repairing. Holds oartifl- 6491069 p.m. EXPERIENCED cleaning lady, caUena. GaU 6490669 lor in- B. H. HAGOWAN JR. A Son. SWITCHBOARD operators — CONCinE FAIIICATOIS I6$6 DODGE d u rg e r, 4-speed, tormaUen. one day a waek. Own trane- 1666 M IS , aoft-top, good nm- Interior and exterior patnUng, Edward's Answering Servtee, portattoa. Referoneos. 646-4667. b r a — y 6 | afaBr eendition. Must sell. Call 440 magnom engine, poai-trae- paper hanging. Tblrly years Vernon Circle, Taro ritifts tloa 9U , IDebeUa tires. Aak- 649M14 svsoings or can be oxparlauctt four gaoeraUooa. avallahle. 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. and CUEANINO woman wanted two lM 9 pair ii« $SJW. firm, can 6796616. 11:90 p.m. to 1-M a.m. CaU «o-it • im». M\ a. tm 'W uj. m. ea sesB at 176 Lynasa St Fnsa ssrimstss. fuUy Insurod. days a weak. Wappinc. OaU anyUms. OiaraU 13-A 6497961.' 6494610. - 649UM7. 1666 POWTLAC Ventura, 4-door 1966 CHEVROLET Btseaync, .— ------y_U_ ROBIN MALONE BY BOB LUBBERS sedan, v-6 antomatlc. power UOBT IRU CK llia. taftk Alllv- n a m e y o u r own price. Patat- ■teartng, power tarekes, Uke atatiOB eragOB, , 6 cylinder, ery, yards, attlea, eeUais eisaa tag. paper hangtag, paper re 6ur EVBKyrHINGt ALL Euei' pcen roitie i6 pinwG] wct PCWTTEU.MC amr, 3L31S. CaU 6497664 aftsr staadarft trenamlaBioo. Very ed and rantovad. Alaa e d t Jgha. moval, oeStags. Ouaranteed WOODWMKEIS ab Fiwe.' KATHV HcYase^.'iiVHiCHHAnneNGTCD /THIS UxiKesnarouje 6 p-m. good eondition. $986. CaU 609 6^9660. \ nrofhaaaeririp. Prompt ler vlcs. WAGNT IfJ .ANV aa WH-YTTney t e a c h a t r ' k iw o o p eatlofarrion guaranteed. 617- Polishers Wanted METAL FAIIICATOIS RipiMS ■ U64 V a u a W A O m . wWle UGHT trucking — Lnwes, «a9 aadaa, radfo. ExceUent ooadi- a m — 1686 Ooovertible. Uie. attlea elaaaed. odd Joha. U— Brobftta m i Hu tlOB. M 6. 646 9646 or after 6, ta6i4tw»aM^^ PO W UlMflOf Trees cut and laaaovad. 649 CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex iW ft* WUk< ceUent condfliOB, Must far fW nM wotfc on tarWno U LITTLE SPORTS n R o m o N terior painting, paper hangtag- AWvs a6«tft|6 IwBitjr m U a , M i_ 81J66. 667-1966. Dtooount on walêper. OaU |ffneirMBCiS I j-yaiwaagy 1666 FORD eustom 6 eytlader. REWRAVDOOaf pnfh ahaitaC pbft. A rab at sniomstk, radio, heater. Pries RAMBLER^ 1666. Radia, alr^ holaa. ap p a n tape r(j ,\//l 9169 Gan t t t 6610. condUfonad, poaror ftssslag. d a s Aadaa mada ta - ______p TWO YOUNG married mea wtU Btd’Ln Holil FluWAig Om lit. IN TOLLAND TU tN PID ■ / Kays do Iniertar painting threugii 1666 MERCURY Ooogar. 188. tlraa. sshanst aysUm and m A whOa yea wait the wtatar. Froe esriwaiee •» WOODLAND 8T.-IIANCHB9rBR MANOntnM, 00NN.-.M Lfm one owner, whtu waUs. stnd- brakaa. 6U6. After 6 p-m.. eaU eorders tor raoL MartoWt. 667 Mata ft. IM 6MI 6789. [ i 'A PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHEalKK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1969 PAGE SEVENTEEN Help Wcmrtd—Mole 36 Help Wanted—Mole 36 Help Wantod—Mote 36 Help Wanted—Male 36 Mcrio or Foma!o 37 Help Wanted—Mole 36 Help Wanted—Mole 36 H o lp } Mala or Fomaia 37 UmjTT' kitchen man, part- SitHoriom Wenitod— Accossorios 46 HoosahoM Good- 51 Aportmonts— Flats— EXPERIENCED ------Mda or Fomaia 37 Sitiiotioiis Businoss Proporty Housos For Solo 72 time. U-4 p.m. over lunch 16' GLASTRON, 80 h.p. NORGE refrigerator, 8V4 years Tonofflonts 43 . hour. No weekends. Apply in MAN wanted evenings for Janl- JANITOR wanted evenings. 646- Mercury, traUer. power tUt. For Solo 70 ALL AROUND MACHIN 4230. REAL Estate sales people old, Coppertone. Good con- IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY— \ person mily. Howard John- OPPORTUNITY ISTS toral duties. 646-4220. EXPERIENCED wanted—^wlth or without exper- WANT to make a lot of money? COUPLE wanted for light clean Mcessories, cover, cushions, diUon. STS. CaU 649-8962. rs WORLD WE HAVE customers waiting MANCHESTER —Center—Pos New 7-room Raised Ranch, 2H sqn's, 894 Tolland Tpke., Man i^w. S2.550. CaU 649- LATH OPERATORS . applications now being ience. Call 649-9158, Unsay Part-tiine, no seUing. Call 647- ing duties, evenings, 646-4220. for the rental of your apart sible office and residence com baths, 2 fireplaces, laundry chester. Part-time Full-time MEN, part-time, 3-4 hours a OIL BURNER ment or home. J.D. Real Es room, buUt-ins, plastered \ ______^ BRIDGEPORT OPERA taken for resident superinten Realty. 9661. bination. Six-room Colonial, 2- I night. South Windsor area. Call SALES HE !LP full and part- QUILTED floral couch and tate Aseodates. Inc.. 843-3129 walls, 2-car garage, ctty utili Active real estate office TORS dent. Garden apartment. Must car garage. Bus line. $24,900. 649-5334 between gd p.m. SERVICEMAN time. Apply candy counter chair, SieS. CaU 649-8663. Hayes Agency, 6464)131. ties, near school, 80-day occa^ needs sales representaUyes. TOOL AND GUAGE MAK be reliable, some mechanical Fu*l and Food 49-A FTVB-ROOlt duplex, large en DEANxMACHINE ' knowledge, willingness to Treasure Ctty Store, Parkade. pancy. Built by Anaaldl. Our liberal commission ERS SHEET METAL m a h o g a n y Dining room set, closed yard, convenient loca 391 CENTER Street, an eight Charles Lesperance, 649-T6W. learh. Fine opportunity, good SEIASONED cord woom, 14 boiths plus An Equal Opportunity Employer S297 winter?" Businoss Locotlom SIAMESE Kittens for sale, |20. For Root 64 paneled porch. Call now. Phone 643-7897. U & R REALTY CO. INC. MECHANIC — Milex auto tune- Inienor Designer wants rellablt Musical Instrumoiits 53 SMALXi STORE near 100 per AKC registered sUver Minia family or newlyweds to accepi 643-2602 VACANT CAPE COD up center, Manchester has cent Main Street location. Ap Handy location, beautiful ture poodles, both sexes. Call JehVL-ry of complete Model Do LUDWIG 6-plece drum set, Rooms Without Board 59 Aportmants Hats— ply Marlow'i. 887 Main Street Robert D. Murdock, Realtor openings for, 2 experienced mornings or after 6, 643-4440. original cost 3700 seUlng for yard, handsome house, ga- men, new shop, electronic play of Quality Furniture jum removed to warehouses for Pub $300. Call 870-1383 after 4. Tonamants 63 MAIN ST. — New one atory nagx'. breeseway, large equipment. Top pay and bene- DACHSHUND puppies, AKC, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, targe )C Sale Modem 3 cornplet' ROOM for rent, kitchen air-conditioned office building. 56 PHELPS RD. Rtx-room Co- flU. 648-2197. small, standard, black and tan, rooms with the 31.000 look, f privllegea. Cali 649-0129. 4H-ROOM Townhouse, appli Prestige location. Walking living room with stone Bre- shoU. Call 876-9081. kinlal with three’ bedrooms, idnce and wall to wail car- pc. Convertible living Room Antiquos 56 ances, utilities, dishwasher, l>s distance to- banka. Town HaU •xnmtry elsed kitchen with VERY CLEAN heated furnish baths, private patio and base and downtown Main St. Abun l>etlng. Exceptionally nice. PEKINGNE6E — Two beauti 6 pc. bedroom. 5 pc. DlnetU WALL CLOCKS — Gustav ed room for a mature mem. dining area, formal dining Move in tomorrow. 1 310 down, you may pureha.st m ent $190. Call Superinten dance of tree parking. Will be ful m ^ e inrpples, AKC, vac Becker works. Several We.it- Call 643-9353 or apply 2 Pearl room. Uk baths, garage. Mid WANTED cinated, 643-2977. xny room individually Im minster, Whlthington and St. St. dent, 649-0086. completed December 1st. Va 30’s. Wolverton Agency, Real mediate delivery or fret Michaels chimes. Excellent riety of office suRes from 500 tors. 649-3813. WARREN E. HOWLAND AKC registered brown poodle, storage FOUR-ROOM duplex Includes square feet to 3,000 square condition. Call after 5 p m stove and refrigerator. Adults. MANCHESTER Three - bed LINEMAN 8 months old, spayed female. CAP & CCP Charge Plans 646-1019. Aportmonts— Flats— feet. Call Warren E. Howland, 618-1108 Had aU shots. Excellent with Mso out own Instant Credi’ Reasonable. Write Box '‘DD**, Realtor, S4S-1108. room Colonial. IJirgc kitchen, children. CaU 643-0145. Plan Tonomonts 63 Manchester Herald. formal dining room, flreplaced AT Knowledge FIVE -room suite of front Main living room ,m batiu, 2-car Wanted— ^To Buy 58 LOOKING for anything in real MIDDLE TPk¥ ! West, 3 St. offices. 100 percent loca garage, 32«,900, Wolverton MANCHESTER — Tender lov- DISCOUNT FURNITURE extate rental* — apartmaats rooms, first floor, all utilities, tng care has been given this FREE KITTEN — one-half WAREHOUSE tion near banks, alr-conditlon Agency, Realtors 649-3813. SNET Siamese female. Call 649-7608. WANTED — Antique furniture nomes, multiple dwellings, new stove and refrigerator, ed. automatic fire sprinkler. comfuriable SplU I.«vel home NOW 2 BIG LOCATIONS glass, pewter, oil paintings oi fees. Call J D. Real Estate $165. monthly. Fiano Agency, Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main St MANCHESTER - Six - nwm In desirable Woodhlll Helgtils 3580 Main St. Hartforo other antique item. Any Asaoclatea. Inc. 64341129. 646-0191. Cape. Flreplaced and carpeted near the Parkade, 3 bedrooms, We have openings for a line luantlty. The Harriyon't. Bt.". MAIN ST., comer offlira, 3 living room, three beilrooms, 2 baths, garage, nicely land 522-7249 EDGERTON Gardens — Near MANCHESTER H lând-O ak man In our Manchester of Articles For Solo 45 dormer Puller Brush bldg, i 8709, 165 Oakland Street. rooms and lavatory. House A spacious kitchen, minutes from scaped lot, close to echools, fice. hospital. Deluxe one-bedroom Village, one-bedroom, 314 Hale Bldg. Call 643-2667 176 Fhne St Manche.ste- apartments. Wall to wall car bus line. Imma.-uliUe. I-ow 20’s. shopping and highway. A real Years of Experienee WANTED — ANTIQUES, used room apartment, fully carpet Wolverton Agency, Realtors, KEEP your carpets beautiful bargain and ahould be seen to Tou'U climb poles and in- 646 2332 peting, appliances and utilities ed. $160 Includes heat, parking, PROFESSIONAL office on first despite constant footsteps of a itormet Norman’s Fun. furniture, partial or complete 649-3HI3. day. Call the Jarvis Realty Cb. etsUl cables. Must be a high sstatos. Call 633-2300 days. 64b etc. 3165-3160. J. D. Real Es appliances. Available Immedi floor, suitable for dentist or school graduate, handy with busy family. Get Blue Lustre. Warehouse tate Associates. 643-5120. Realtors, MLS. 643-1121. Rent electric shampooer $1. 0004 after 7 p..m. ately, 647-1108. doctor. 7 rooms Including a SEVENTY-Mtie view. 9-rixim tools, and have good me I comer of Pine & Forest 3t..si dark room, front and rear en (tontemporary, four becirooms. chanical appltude. Paul’s Paint & Wallpaper Mon.-Fri 9-9 Sat 9-R nOUSEHOLJ* lots — Antiques THREE-ROOM duplex, adults F iv e -r o o m apartment, walk Lugol Noticus Supply. only. Available November 1st. trances, heat fumlshed, park two Ireplaces, two garaKei, bric-a-brac. clocks, frames, to shopping and bus. Tenant ing on the premises. Now Two acres, su|)erb landscaping CkwdI salary, valuable bene- MAPLE bedroom set, double Call 649-1773. AT A IX)UHT o r I’RORATC. ALUMINUM sheets used as glassware. We buy estates VU. assumes heat and hot water. occupied by dentist. Available Hutchins Axency, ' Realtors, hell! At Miuirhrfliftr. wUhln ami f«>r flU, paid pension plan, ex bed. like new; Frigidaire re tage Peddler, Auctioneer. 420 Ihr Dlalrli't of Mai>rh<*at«r. on tha Proven Sales Record printing plates, .009 thick, 23x frigerator, 9-drawer red cheat, References required. Younger Nov. 1st. For Information call 649-5334. iHh ilay of (h i«»h««r cellent advancement poten Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247 36”, 25 cents each or 5 for 31. recliner and other miscellane couple preferred, 3150. Ask tor 643-0813. Pr«M ni. Iliin. John J. W alUtt tial. Mr. Amedy, Phllbiick Agency. THREE fsmily Kitchen and Jm lfu 643-2711. ous household items. All in NOV. 15TH bathruoms recently incKlerii Kalatc* of K. K tta FaU nv, Ia Iu o4 For more Information visit very good condltioi. Will sell Realtors, 546-4200. WAREHOUSE with small office M anrhualrr. In »ald LMulrIrt daraa*- DARK RICH stonefree loam, in center of town. Can also bo Isi-d. Cenlrnl location Heep p«l our employment office at very rea^nable. 875-0810. Rooms Wiriiout Board 59 OCCUPANCY BIRCH 8T. —Small four-ieom lot. Excellent Income pro|s*rty Tha ad m In |0 < ratlin, having «•«- 63 E. Center Bt., Manches five yards, 316. Sand, gravel, used for workshop. Available hibItiHl h er aitm tnbitralton account atone, fill, manure, pool and A & G Attic Treasures. Used THE THOMPTON House — Got apartment. Security. 043-5258 November 1st. Call 643-9678. 3.'IS.900 Itillbrlrk ARi-iicy. with aabl ealatu to thU Court for ter. Open Monday-Frlday 4V4 room Town House apart 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Renllors. 646-42(Xl altnw ance. U ta from 8:80 a.m. to 0 p.m. or patio sand. Call 643-9604. furniture, olde thingis sale. tage St. centrally located, large OHDlCH£D: Thai the day o# Displayed at Route 5, Pleas pleasantly furnished rooms, ment, 2 baths, alr-condl- October, IMB. at four o'riocli a/lstf^ call 648-4101, ext. 808. Eve Has Made the SCREENED loam, processed parking. Cal! 649-2858 tor over tioning, stove, refrigerator, FIVE-ROOM Apartment on MANCHESTER Forest Hills nuttti at (he PrubaU Office tn the Housm For Ront 65 ning and Saturday Irtler- ant Valley Rd., South Windsor. Main St,, seconcl floor over a Hrand new larRc executive Municipal Oulldtng In aald Maiv*.’ gravel, gravel, sand, stone. Household contents bought. night and permanent guest disposal, patio with sliding rhealer. be and the aame la aaatfi^ views can be arranged. flU. George H. Griffing Inc rales glass doors. Beautiful, beau busineiis office, no children, no FOUR.HEDK(K)M Ciipi-, *’2’n ii home In prestige location ed fur a hearing on the allowance Open weekends. 644-2615, 643- pets due to the location. Avail niontii, Manchester, Wolverton Many fine features. Please call >f aald admlnMratton account' with Andover 742-7886. 1484. tiful, beautiful. CaU. aald ealale. aacertatnment of he4ra ROOM for rent, gentleman only, able Nov. 1st. $125 monthly. Agency, Realtors, 649-2M13. for more details II. M Freeh- and order of dlalrlbutlon^ and thia THE AMAZING Blue Lustre 4EWING MACHINE9 - singe) central location, free parking. Write Box NN, Mancheoter ette, Resitors, 647-0993 Court dtrecia ihal notice of the SOUTHERN will leave your upholstery References required. 648-2693, Herald. SINOI^K fumlslied 4-room iiouse lime and place aaal#ned for aald uiion,utic zig-zag. e.'ccellen' 649-6651 649-2179 for rent, Holton I-ake. October RANCH 8 rooms, prime liK-n- hearing Btven to all pereona beautifully soft and deem. condition Makes buttonholes 649-8160. anoiavi to be Iniereeted therein to Rent electric shampooer $1. FOUR-ROOM, second floor -June rental. Adults only. |I75 tion. gnrsfe, liiimnculale con- appear^ and be heard thereon by NEW items, tmoroiders. etc Ong apartment, appliances, psrk- tKibllahlntf a copy of ihla o rd er In Olcott Variety Store. LARGE, clean furnished room, per month. Call only between dlllon. rlly utilities Built In aonie newaiui^r havtn# a rirrulari iiially over 3300.. 6 monUil> gentleman only. Kitchen privi DELIGHTFUL one - bedroom Ing and storage, $145. Call 648- 9 11:30 a m. 649-0072. 1964 , 326.900 Phllbrtck Agency. Ikm 111 aald Olalrirt. at leaai aeaen Jacqueline Roberts Agency payments ol 38.50 each or pay 6700. ilaya before the day of aald Ksiuina, apartment in small new apart ENGLAND FOR SALE — Men's rebuilt leges. free washer, dryer, RenlUirs. 646-4300. and by malUna by rerllled mall. (51 cash 5224*931 dealer ment complex. Available De MANCHESTER — New five- shoes. Work or dress. Sam parking. Palmer Realty, 643- FIVE-ROOM fiat on first floor. 4K1 ur twfore October 10. IB ' Yuyles, 23 Oak St., Manches 6321. cember :. Centrally located on room Ranch, three bedrooms, TWOFAMILY, 8-8. 2 se|M-mle nf this nnlsr to raiih g CLEAN. USED refnger.uors Ideal for rrtired or middle- with fireplace, disposal unit, heating systems, handy to bus Ksruu«. 33 Osranl St . MsnrhsKar. TELEPHONE ter. ranges. automatic d aged couple. No children, no diahwooher. Available Im and schcKils $24,900. Phllbrick Ht , Monrhetii-r. Conn., and rKurn GARAGE SALE, Friday 6-10 wiih guarantees. See them at light housekeeping privileges, pels. (!an be seen anytime. 36 mediately $230. monthly Call Agency Reallors, 646-43(K). niska to this Oiurl B.D. Pearl's Appliances 64S kitchen. Rental, $155. with one- JOHN J WAUJETT, JwUra CO. p.m., Saturday and Sunday all private entrance and parking. month security required, (.’all ItuMsell St. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- day. 29 Eastfleld St. ,Vlain St. Coll 648-2171 649-0368. Jarvis Realty Co., 643-1121. 4535. An equal opportunity employer. FOUR-R(X)M apartment, first The Agency to SEWING machine sale, new, floor, heat, hot water, (xmven- MAPLE hutch, 48x18^x67. Ex COMFORTABLE room, semi- COLONIAL duplex, five rooms cellent condition, 3200 ; 20-gaI. used, zig zag, rebuilt Singer private bath and shower, desk, lent locstlon. no children pre portables, 319.96 up; rebuilt two bedrooms, large living Our of Town aquarium, stand, pump, etc., built-in bookcase, gentleman room, picture window, birch ferred. Call 649-4425. INSPECTORS and mold man 325. CaU 649-3681. consoles, 322.60 up; new and only. Can 649-0719. For Benr 66 start at 82.68 per hour. All used cabinets $10 up. ârts and cabinet kitchen, ceramic tile FOUR-ROOM apartment In bath, heat, hot water, base benefits. Openings available TAG SALE—Saturday and Sun service. Ideal Sewing Machine LARGE FRONT room next to four-family hquse. Appllanoes. VERNON — NOW RenUng Service, 13 Webster St., Hart ment. t.ovely yard. Central lo parking and storage. $125. Nov. "You owe It to yourself to sec HELP WANTED Immediately on first and seo- day, brick-a-brac, antiques, bath, steam heat, parking. In cation. Adults. No pets. $60 ford. 2494)786. 1st. (xicupancy. Call J.D. Real one of these lovely apartments ond shifts. Please call 389-4861. antique bottles, etc. 476 Parker private home gentleman only. security required. 3155 month Firestone Retread Shop, 20 Bid- St., Manchester. Call alter 5 p.m., 649-9046. Estate Associates, 643-5129. situated In a small apartment Female, well Rd., South Windsor. GB automatic washer, used ly. Available December 1st., complex located In on attrac LIST and SELL Your Home 1969 MCORBGOBR DX Tour very little by couple moving COMFORTABLE, warm room call 649-7885. ONE-BEDROOM newer apart tive reoldenthU area.” Brand Lookiiur For Work Nanr Homo? PRODUCTION Workers —Opeit- ney irons, two through pitch to efficiency apartment. Call for working man or woman. ment. good condlUon. small new $4 room apartment (one ings on all three shifts. Ex ing wedge. Sold new for 3176. 643-9321 after 6 p.m. or any Parking. Near center, residen building, 3140. per month In bedroom) featuring boat, hot Rapidly arowfaiK Industry. Now plMt, otaudy wotfc, cellent fringe benflte and priced to seU at $85. 643-6597. time weekends. tial section. Call 649-2352. Read Herald Ads cluding heat and appliances. water, refrigerator, range, good pay with ovortJmo. paid Uft buranuieo, houpItnM- starting rates. For appoint ^ . A ^ Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- hood, garbege d is p e l, moa- sntlon, hoUdnyn, vxenUon ood o tW ftinco bonOTita. ment call Marge Hampaon, r - 4035. Ur TV antenna, telephone out- Exporlsnet not n iriBonry, wU train. 648-8168 or apply to Rogers leU, curtain rods, window WiMulorful opportunity tor mdveneemkmt Corp., Mill A Oakland 8U., DELUXE 3-bedroom apart shades and full bath with Manchester, An equal opportu ment, carpets, heat and ap vanity. Washera and dryers In Applyol nity employer. NEW HOURS AVAILABLE pliances Included, 1185 per basement (coin-operated) and month. Paul W. Dougan, Real storage area. Plenty of MEN for tire service and re IMMEDIATE OPENINGS tor, 649-4535. parking. For on appointment cap shop. Good pay, 48-68 hours TO LADIES, GIRLS aif MEN to see this now lovely apart CAVROK CORP. per week, all benefits. Must ONE-BEDROOM Ranch type ment building pleSM call STS- INOUSTUAL SAW 60. be steady worker. Bbcperlenos apartment, 1145. per month In 0838 weekdays for on appoint helpful. Apply Nichols Man FOR MOLD MAKERS. MACHINISTS. TO ASSEMBLE TOYS cluding appliances and heAt. ment. Rental gllB downstoira, I i h 97 off Fosfcwoy chester Tire, Inc., 898 Broad Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- 1148 upotalra (including car VIRNON. CONN. St., Manchester. LATHE OPERATORS. BRIDGEPORT 4516. peting.) November lot ocru- Lodios A G ills... .3-7. 7-11 panry. Adults No pets OPERATORS AND TOOL MAKERS TWO-ROOM deluxe efficiency Womon Only . . . .~.3>11 prestige location, appliances (XJVENTRY Center 4-room LEGAL and uUlltlea included. 3135 per apartment, heat and hot water 550 KEENEY ST., MANOIESTER COVENTRY Mon ...... 7-11 month. Paul W. Dougan, Real fumlshed, carport, adults NOTICE 1080 FORBES ST., EAST HARTFORD ALUED MOLD i EN8INEERIN8 tor, U9-45I5. only. 1138 monthly. T4S-flTS. TOWN OF ANDOVER Custom built trl lovol. 2,450 sq. ft. of living aroa, lO-room Colonial. 3 full baths, church building, BUDGET PLEASER— 3-badroom split offers living cw jss^ ROAD, VERNON, CX)NN. t75-«l KA8E CO., PINE ST. M AN(.-HE8TBR~pi7k^ oiestnut VERNON Gardens 44-room PUBLIC h e a r in g o f 4 larga badrooms, 3 full batht, cathedral calling 70x40 (2 floors), acreage. All in excellent con room with beautiful bow window, built-in air Garden Apartments. Decem apartment to sublease *73- t h e z o n in g b o a r d dition plus 2-story garage with finished second (Sulwldlsfy of PlMtlUiio, Inc.) (Noxt to Discoont Fornitiiro) ber 1, 8H rooms at 3150. 4H at 4993 living room, 9 year* young, ipacious % -acre lot. conditioner, dining room, larga eat in kitchen, 2 3175. Heat, hot water, oven — OF APPEALS floor. Potential unlimited——Flea Market, Antique HELP WANTED The Zoning Board of Appeals 5 acres agralan rights included, 2 fireplaces. baths, family room, garage, workable basement. range, refrigerator, parking LARGE 2-rrejm house, tjllhlles Shop,>P Studio, Etc., Etc., Etc. All located in historic and storage No; pets. Tel fumtitled, prefer gentleman or of Andover, Conn., will hold a Priced to sell below appraised value. Private, tread back yard, city water and sewers. public hearing In the Town Of 4 Nat han Hale country. ephone S37-9238 between 9 • 6 couple, no peU References M#i» and Woman Taxes only $450. Priced to move at $27,900. p.m. After 5 p.m. 647-1S71. 743-Sitl fice Building on Wednesday, PUiL-TMB — PART-TIMf Oct. 29, 1969 at 8:00 p.m. to MANCTfESTER - Looking Im ROOKVlIJ,E room ctM hear the following appeals ask an apartment T Oome aee our flat On bus Une, three mlputes DAYS A IVIMNGS ing relief from the lonlng laws AUTO MECHANICS Center St. & Thompson Rd., Manchester beautiful Presidential Village downtown One Infant accept of the Town of Andover. I ed 8T5-15M Borgor eastio has tracaeuja for adults to flU po- We have deluxe 3H-room and stUoas la oor Maachaator stora croatod tqr our No. 76 Jean-Guy Bouchard, MANCHESTER Luxury Living As You'd Design It 4H-room apartments svsUsblc Hutchinson Rd., Andover, $ MANCHESTER VERNON We Have 2 Openings For ^ for Immediate occupancy, fea- •todaat anipioyaa rtturalnt to school. Conn., requeatlng varlmnce to One & Two-Bedroom Apartments turtng m baths. 2-bedrooms, Wonted To Bant 6B Opportsaltloo for sdraaesnoat, good oorapaay B zona 400x 150 foot parcel. Autumn Street area. EXPERIENCED AUTO MECHANICS baaofHs sach as 2 waaks vaeatioa for t yeere buUd e year-round houae on Older 4-bedroom home with first floor family dishwasher. ” dlspoeal. self- EUiERl.Y man wlahea room an underaise lot (Lot. No. 18, Excellent potential. Colonials — Ranches — Raised Ranches priced Free Heat and Hot Water cleaning range, double door ■anrtoa, hcapitalliatloe aad aurglcal oad aiajor room, dream kitchen, dining room, spacious liv from $27,000. with kitchen privileges and nraiical aad 16,000 Ufa taaoraoea policy, ate. Hutchlnaon Rd.) If you have fhe qualifications we have the job. refrigerator. carpeting parking from an elderly No. 76 Ralph Bolea, Shoddy ing room, 2 baths, garage on 150x200 foot lot. Rental Also Includes throughout, two alr-cswidttIon- W e offer! Modern shop, top pay in line with widow Call 742-8116 Mill Rd., Andover, Conn., re All G-E Kitchen Equipment era. master TV sntenna. Free questing variance in front Asking $29,500. » ELUNCTON ability, health and accident insurance, benefit heat, hot -water and parking. Range with Self-Cleaning Oven\\« TSio-Door Refhg- yard clearance. program i^ndûnifprms. ^ >\ ■ Laundry and storage area in Ml W.MBDUTPK1..MANCNBS111 At this hearing inUrested . V v'V' \ ■' : \ , \\ Horse lovers delight. 4 tbree-oOre parcels border \' erator-Freeasten e DUpcea), e Dishwaaber e Two Air basement;. Play area Superln- For Sola 70 •t \ . persona may appear end be MANCHESTER PARK-llKE GROUND^ ' \ l Conditibniiig • Traverse Rod* e Venetian Blind* )(^ tgndcnt on premlaes On bus 11 A JA * \;V\ ing on stota forest. $10,000 por pareol. MANCHKUTCR T -V\.' heard and written communloe- Apply to John Maiorca, Service Mgr. e Wall to Wall Carpeting throughout. Two liedroom line at Thompeon Rd off C m -' 30,800 2 PJA . IPJA, T P J l. io PAL ttona received. Said appeals art Custom 3-badroom ranch, firaplaced living room, apartments include one and one-half baths. ter St.' Ckiinvenlent to diopptng. 6(iuare foot maaonary Indus- •\ ■ \A on tUs and may be seen In the schools, and churches. Open 'trtal building, 14 acres, cen Office of the Town Clerk. dinatta, finished recreation room with kitchen, VERNON — ROUTE 83 INVESTMENT PROPERTIES Ample parking, individual basement storage, master dolly 1-7 p m. 546-3623. 543-1033, traJ loeiUloB. oU utlliuea. r \ ’ antenna. Convenient to transportation, shopping. Dated In Andover, Coin,, this vary larga eat in kitchen, large breezeway and 543-4112 Or by appotnLment. Many pooslbUmea. Including BURGER CASTLE 18th day of October 1969. 500' frontage. 40x60 heated building, amesite Ma in s t r e e t —L-shapad lot with existing income De C O R M IER Pint chiirr-htK ______eominerclal use. Hayca Agen Eonlng Board of Appeals garage, cut stone patio, excellent area, priced to producing building, 50' frontage on Main Street. MAN(T{ErnCR-~Qutet reeldw- cy, 845-8131. parking area, 2 acres more or less, unlimited busi Rental agent on premiaee 1-7 p.m. Also shown by UaJ aree. attractive three- SYSTEMS, hie. Andover, Conn. move. Mid 30s. / 185' deep with 50' access on Brainard Flaca. Un m o t o r s a l e s ness potential. appointment. One and two bedroom model apartments room apeixment. Heat. uUlltlea BUSHfBSS sane — Stone huDd- • ■■ '■-.-■‘J■-t' Marvin Oraboff, limited business or office potential. coenêteiy furnished. One-quarter mile east of Exit and parking. CaU 33S-05S4. Ing roosMlng of four unit Acting Chairman 286 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER 92, Wilbur Cross Parkway, Route 15 and 1-84. apartments. Three house trail /■ ■rich OUsmeto, FOUR ROOMS, flnrt-floor. 1100 er parktag loU. Excetteat tn y ’ Oacratarjr 643-1023 TELEPHONE 646-2623 643-4112 monthly, bOuXs only Oatl KB- eome. Phllbrick Agency. Reot- oni- toto. 545 OOP. •X PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BMKCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18,^969

Houses For Sate 72 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW \ BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Out of Town Out o f Town MANCHESriaK EVEiJiNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, (DONNrSATURDAY, OCTTOBER 18, 1969 PAGE NINETEEN SIX-ROOM Colonial, 1% batha, MOTHER f roR. HEAVEUS SARE f F o r S o l o 7 5 F o r S o l o flMSORRV,' 7 S O R tof Tolwn CLASSIFIED large lot, garage, plenty of Aaouno TilE MOUSE CAN'T I BE LEFT ALONE iN O ntof Town cabinets. Reasonably priced at MARLBOROUGH — room F o r S o l o Out of Towo O o t o f T o w n TKMELLA TReASURES MV OWN «DOM?r'M entitled ÂNDOVER — 6-room Cape, 7 5 F o r S o H $23,900. Keith Agency, 646- Her privacv.” she Rancher. Oil heat, two-be«!- 7 5 F o r S o l o F o r S o l o 7 1 PR1V A C V | ^ -^ big kitchen, wall to wall HEjBRON — ff%~room Rsneh Springfield 4126, 649-1922. 'WAH15 HOOJE WitHiN <9HEET9! rooms, lake view. $17,900. War ADVERTISING carpeting, good sized living ren E. Howland, Realtor, Stt- on heavUy wooded lot, full ^^'ASTONBURT — Ctdonlal **^°*t™ Coventry — New Six- BOLTON Lake — Wnterfroot ASSUMABLE per cent mort sight; sounp o r ~ r room, 2 acres of land, shed 1108. basemrat, rear porch, many 8-room Ranch, expansive Rataed Ranch, 1% baths, CallfornU style home, 3 bed- Cools Down CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ______s ” Mlyivtflr ------m . ^ IteeellA ______t_____ mm__ _ m _ _ ( - - gage, 6 large rooms, wall to smell OF H6R- for horse or pony, $17,900. Paul extra* included in the sale room, formal "dlnliig dishwasher, Hre- rooms, large enclosed ' pordi 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. wall carpeting, nice cetral lo- W. Dougan, Realtor, 649-4536. SOUTH WINDSOR — Nine - prlce. Fine residential area. eat-ln kitchen, many Acre treed lot. Only with aundeck overlooking room Colonial in Birch Hill. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643^ extras. BeautlfuUy land’j **®,900. Hayes Agency, *•*646- Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, In Curfew 'patlon, well kept treed yard. I BOLTON — School Rd. Threa Low 20'.s. Keith Agency, , 646- A Four bedrooms, 2^ baths, two /vmJ77. . scaped lot In nice area. CTose* 646-4200. coi^’y c l o s in g t i'mi^ f o r c l a s s i f i e d a d v t . bedroom Chateau. Garage, alu 4126, 640-1922, ' fireplaces, oustanding family 1------to Manchester line. 30’s. Heri- 8PRINGFIEL.6 , Maas. (AP) 4:.S0 P.M. DAY BEFORE P^BLICATIO^ -A minum siding, 1% baths, fire- kitchen — GE built-lns. Large TO]JIXAJfD—Brand new 6-room **8 ® House Realty. 646^2482 BOLTON — Custom built nine- — An aH-nlght curfew continued placed bookcase wall. Situated room Raised Ranch. ’Three or Dcadllnp for Saturday and Monday is 4:30 p.ni. P'ridai SIX-ROOM Ranch, beautiful wooded lot with beautiful view. Ranch,tanch, 2 s-car-car aoacnedattached garagegaraae ------______L VERNON for a third night Friday, but po treed acre lot, 2-car garage, r«, u. s. nt. ou~AU rf,s„ on rustic acre. Asking $25,900. Approximately 2,900 square 2 fuU baths, treed lot In quiet ®OLTON LAKE — Californian four bedrooms, large Uvtiw lice reported only scattered tod- family room, 2 full baths, alu • IMf Uy UOMU fMtw, Sr-Ota,. Goodchlld-Bartlett Realtors, executive area. Priced far be------room with cathedral celUng dente, following midweek dks- YOUR COOPERATION VVIIJ. feet. Mid 40’s. Principles only. Three bedrooms, spacious New Usting, Immaculate 6- minum siding. Only $26,000. 289-0939, 628-3498. low replacement value at $30 - with fuU-wall fireplace, family turbancea at the predominantly BE APPRECLVTED Owner, 644-2748. kitchen with buUt-ins, Are- room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, DIAL M3-2711 600. Heritage House Realty style kitchen, with built-ins and Negro Winchester Square area. Keith Agency, 646-4126, 649- placed living room, oil heat, dining room, large living 1922. VL'' 646-2482. glass sliding door, large fin Windows were broken at BurLEfAROen’EM- bath*. TaatefuUy decorat room, good sized kitchen ished rec room with huge stone Woolworth’s and Perry’s Flah 60CR'EM FESTIVAL ed. $21,900. Immediate Oc with built-ins, ceramic bath Continued From Preceding Poge MANCHESTER — Your chil Slim-Line Topper Cosy Boots VERNON — Brand new 8-room cupancy. Warren E. Howland, fireplace, three full baths, Market Friday. Otherwise, po COME Along and with vazilty, wall to wall dren will love this older home l O' Colonial, 2% baths, modern Realtors, 643-1108. separate tiled laundry room, lice said the city waa tranquil. carpeting, attached garagle, Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 3 blocks from grade school and GUE56 WHOSE NAME kitchen, flrst-^loor family, 4 ______two-car garage. Many extra Mayor Frank Freedman sold aluminum storms, weU junior high, 3 big bedrooms, huge bedrooms. The best VERNON -Six-room Ranch features. $42,500. U A R Realty the third night of the curfew formal dining room, big kitch LEAPS ALL THE RESr.' house for the best money. Low beyond the circle. (Jarpet- landscaped lot. Assumable MANCHESTER -— Two-famlly Co., Inc., 643-2602. R. D. Mui^ was Intended to give young peo MANCHESTER, In a central en. Only $20,900. Paul W. Dou % SO’s. Must be seen. Heritage living room with fireplace FHA mortgage with sub flat, 5 down 4 up, (kjwnatair.s dock. Realtor. ple additional time for more area with bu.s practically at gan. ReaUtor, 649-4535. House Realty, 646-2482. three generous bedrooms, stantial down payment or has been completely remodel refinance wRh 10% down. thought on the consequences of the door. Neat four room house "GtRBRPfWN GAPPen" kitchen with built-in oven and VE3INON — Four-bedroom Ool- the violence. ed, fine residential area. Both MANCTIESTER — New on BOLTON — Large center haU, $25,900. completely renovated. New WLmuGrop^ oei. range, attached garage. $26,- onial, two baths, kitchen with Two 'welfare rights leadara apartments vacant upon sale. market. Immaculate modem S-bedroom , L-Ranch. Double heating system, tiled batn, 900. Wolverton Agency, Real bullt-lns, 2-car garage. Assum were arraigned Friday alotig T.J. Crockett, Realtor, 64.3- Colonial. Central location, 1% garage, 1% acre wooded lot. moV, o young family. 10 per cent w. huge treed lot. HutehiuH Agf*n- three up, 1% baths. Excellent and drawers. Wooded lot. Han close to school In prime area. $22,500. Wolverton Agency, $3,000 garage, paneled fireplaced-llv- cy. Realtors, 049-5324. condition throughout. Many •Financing available. Heritage Realtors, 649-2813. down to qualified buyer. T.J. William Postereck, 38, of ing room, oversized kitchen, dy location. $21,500. A better WILL LIVE HERE VERNON features such as an oversized House Realty, 646-2482. Owner has moved and wants Crockett, Realtor, Tolland of Cambridge, an organiser for the p.artlal recreation room, shad-, buy by Phllbrick Agency, Real OOVENTOY — Seven - room $18,500 SEVEN-ROOM hou.se lot, aluminum siding, two-car & to sell stone Cape with fice, 875-6279. Mr. Clean, three-bedroom, National Welfare Rights Organi tors, 646-4200. Cape, H i baths, built-in oven ed lot. Warren E. Howland, on acre lot. Aluminum siding, garage, new ga.s heatlhg unit, Living room with fireplace, vinyl sided fuU-shed dor 634 room Ranch. Wall to (MaraM pO oto feor OeMaar) sation, was also freed on hla Realtors, 04.3-1 lOH. Resort Property and range. Only $14,900. Bill SOUTH WINDSOR—5t4 room storms and screens, garage. big roomy bimcmcnt, etc. On formal dining room, three mer. 734 acres. Family sized wall carpeting, buUt-ln Sir Charles Barratt. town clerk of Coventry, Engrland, with his wife, right, and own recognisance alter pleading Immediate occupancy. Bel Air bedrooms, large kitchen and Wolcott, 568--1663, Pasek Real Ranch. All brick fireplace wall oven . and range, excellent Innocent to breach of pesos MANCHESTER Four bed ly $29,900. Move .in tomorrow. F o r S o l e 7 4 kitchen, formal dining room, Mrs. Elizabeth R.vchling, town clerk o f the local Coventry. Real E.state, Vincent A. FIANO AGENCY den, top off this beautifully tors, 289-7476, 742-8243. In tremendous living room, 8H area. 10% down to qualified charges, room tri-level home with three T, J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- two fuU baths, four bed Bogglnl, Realtor, 043-93.32. 1577. kept bungalow. Off East WATERFRONT lot. Bolton ceramic tile baths, 2-car ga buyers. Asking only $22,- Springfield police were put on full baths, living room with Manchester; 6 rooms, 6% OOLUHBIA — $17,900 — Six- rooms. Only $31,900. rage, very large lot. Real coun % assumable. Center St. for all conven Lake Vernoi). This lot is dry 900. Call today. 13 hour shifts and all leavee cathedral celling and car SEVEN-ROOM Colonial, 2V4 til GARRISON Colonall — All the iences. All for only $21,900. and well cleared. Good accept room two story bungelow. try living but not remote. $82,- Coventry were canceled. peting, grade level family ed baths, large family room, Aoroas the street from Lake. 000. Exclusive, Evans A Clapp, rooms are exceptionally large. Manchester: Two - family. able area. C. J. Morrison, H. M. FRECHETTE. A Friday night speaking en riHim, sunny klti lu-n with din 2 fireplaces, pla.stcred walls, 24' living room, 24’ bedroom, large lot. Realtor, 643-1015. Immediate occupancy. Only HASTINGS 460 Main SL, Manchester, 647- gagement by Rep. Adam d a y - ing area. Mid .3()’s. Wolvcrlon REALTORS full In.HuIntlon, f>orch, city util etc. Formal dining room, fire $2,000 down to qualified buyer. REAL ESTATE 1464. ton Powell,. D-N.Y.. was can Agency, Realtors, 049-231.3, Bolton: 6-room KEITH AGENCY BOLTON LAKE—Year 'round ’ ities, hullt-ins, extra large 2- place, porch, garage. Beautlful- Colonial, Pasek Realtors, 289-7475, 742- 647-9993. British Town ‘Clark Drops In celed by apitngfleld OoOege, car garage, near school, treed 0% % assumable. 4% room home. Oil hot water 8248. 742-7141 COVENTRY -B eautiful small FIVE - ROOM Rancll, three by landscaped yard. Custom 646-4126 649-1922 Small which la two blocks from the lot, excellent locution. Charles heat, 150’ of lake frontage with farm, over 8 acres, 6-room sir Charlea Barratt might erinea, Ontario, where they there, he la really the equlva- bedroom.s, large kitchen with built for present owner. $29,900. Bolton: 6-room Ranch. $18,- troubled area. Lesperance, 049-7020. trees and privacy. Enclosed Medium ■oura WINDSOR 634 room v e k » o n - be just another town clerk ex- have friends, then on to Que- lent of a cily manager over The college said the lecture dining area, two-car garage, Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, 900. porch. Immaculate condiition. COVENTRY -N orth Section, floor, heat and Insulation up 640-4200. Ranch, one-third down as maculate four-bedroom Colonl- cept for three things he Is the Montreal, for here. was cnncele,2, sizes 4M-9% inclusive. age bedrooms. Two car ga custom Colonial built in the In for coffee Thursday ab the Elrst Selectman and Mrs. 'There will be another coffse Inrge lilt- b,-ith, large hed- 4200. ^SO. WINDSOR. Birch Hill Co bust 33-47. Size 1 0 ,35 Ranch, wooded acre lot, close peak Wetlnesday night. excellent condition. T. J. at $24,500 with a $13,000 as- rage. Truly a delight. Priced ideal neighborhood. Walking W anfod— Aaol Estate 77 Town Hall and forged another Michael Peace together with hour at the Town Hall Monday, r(«)ms, hot wtiler oil In-nt, lonial, finished basement, bust . . . 2 % yards of .54- '?/"• f®'' •**>! P»l- to Manchester, golf, ewlm- Store wimlowa were broken, Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. •sumable FHA mortgage. Im tern to Include firet-clKi malirng.lllni In tow, low $S0’s. Mr. Lewis, distance to schools and link In the chain that tie* the Selectman William Glenney and when Town Hall employes will V fireplat-e. iittachi-d garage, COMMERCIAL zoned, 2% patio, wooded lot, 2-car inch. mlng and quiet country living. ALL CASH tor your property and isdtce re|K>rteEW YOBK) station. Close to 1-84 and ter city In England. official greeting committee to q:so a m. lo meet the new town .■ind iloors, t-lly nlililles. Very trl-level on wooded acre lot, 2 ings, busy highway. $37,- 643-1534. Instant service. Hayes Agency strewn with glass and debris, BOLTON —1941 built Colonial, Sne Burnett, Manchester B & . W Vernon Circle. Priced at ’Hie Barratta are In the meet the Borratta Moat of the manager, Dennis Moore, who TALI,WOOD well l.'inilscnpeil treed lot. biilhs, first-floor family room, 900. Hutchins Agency, Real $26,500 — ATTRACTIVE 6-room Evening Herald, 1150 AYE. N*me, Address with ZIP - - - - 646-0131 while iMtaaIng ears and |x>llce only $33,900. Call Jim Flor COVENTRY — Lovely, immac- United States for 21 days. Their Town Hall sUff were Ihsre, too, will be arriving this weekend. Hwelling in very alee eondl- tors, 649-5324. Colonial, raised hearth fire 6 rooms, 2 baths, plastered OF AMERICAS, NEW YOBK, CODE and Style Number. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. were |ieUed with bottles and 2-nir garage, privacy, top lo N .Y. 10036. ence. 649-5306. ulste 6-room Cape, wooded lot, LAND-8ITE8-FARM8 — Acre- main purpose in coming was to as well as some local residents |)e will start right in (us "ad- NEW RANCH HOMKS llon. I’rlceil In mitl 20’s. cation, High 30’s. Hayes Agen place, bullt-lns. attached ga walls, 2-car attached garage, Send 50d today for the Manchester Parkade biirks along State Street, a ma- K s l UlLT*’ with 2IP fireplace, full cellar, 16 min age. Large, unzoned parcels, attend the International City who were on the recent trip to mlnlstratlve assistant") on ('Iinrles I.espernnee, 019.7020. cy, 040-0131. MAN(3HESTER —Forest Hills rage, shade trees, assumable shrubbed lot. Truly a well built CODE, Style Number am) Size. Manchester 649-5306 j«»r (horougtifare 0-7 rooms, fully (-(pilppi-il, ArBUMr“" B & W utes to Manchester, $18,500. all areas. Louts Dlmock Real- Manager’s Association conven- ('oventry. England. Monday: then. on Nov. 6, ths area. Ranch, three-bedroom, VA mortgage. Hutchins Agen home. Assumable 6% per cent It’s here . . . the ’69 Fall two IxitliH, 2-c.ir g.-ifagc, MANCME.STER mortgage. Fiano Agency, 646- ‘ THE ABC QUILTED . . . ■ tetdier VERNON — ToUand — Elllng- BARROWS and WALLACE Co Meyer Agency, Realtois, 048- ty. Realtors, 649-9823. lion which just ended n five- Sir ('harles received his title day after the election and the Six - room MANCHESTER -Nced a home two full baths, hullt-ins. fire cy, Realtors, 649-5324. & Winter Basic fashion ! ler qullt-maklngi alto 12 jaralr W 'oloiiliil oviTlixiliing 0191. Only 50^ a copy. 0609. day run in New York City. To from Queen Elizabeth In 1966, day the charter takes effect, he ( ’enter but lack the funds? We have place, wall to wall, recreation designs. Pattern plecen dlre& ton. Brand new Raised Ranch- Manchester Parkade SELLING your house? Ask fully .-iWuntcd h,-twci-ii two I’oi'k. 1'.; hiitlr:, tions Q10T . . , 50C a eopy. fill up Agi'ii Owner will help In financing. 9993. naces, residential area. Close Lake privtleges. Only $2,000. idence, 649-9158. Llnsay Realty. BE.ST FINANCINC in llurl- ey. Citi; ai:ti, Bam and outbuildings. Ideal 9993. Uiie Dutch Ctolonial to others New Offieers Asking only $18,900. H. M. to schools, shopping and bus down to qualified buyer. Pasek fonl Coimly, 7'; Inp-ri-sl, Frechette. RcaltorH, 647-0993. RANCH — Five rooms. Three line. $8,000 assumes 6 per cent for horses. $15,500. Meyer you’ve seen. 4 bedrooms, 134 SELLING? Do business with John C. Kelly of 17 Chamben MANi’llK.STKU (ilihr 2(amlly Suburban — Unique Combination Realtors. 289-7475, 724-8243. 25';! down. ’25 yi-.-ii-s I’rii-i-d bedroonus, garage, large lot, mortgage. CoUl-Wagner Realty Agency, Realtors, 643-0609. ANDOVER LAKE —Cute doll- baths, formal dining room, one of the oldest agencies in You Donh Have to Be Rich PINTO ■t. lost night was tnstoUad os In uj)pi-r .’Ill’s. .9 5, .3 ear gar.ige, m-eil.s paint MANCHESTER — Orecnwoi.d $18,900. Phllbrick Agency, Uke, year ‘round, 4-room large living room with fire- Gay Blair,_____ 649dl827. 289-0241. VERNON town. For prompt, courteous POfTO, Paopis Interested cesnmander of the American aad .|ia|ii'r and some exterior Realtors, 046-4200. Ranch within walking distance Rd. Ranch, three bedrooms, place, laundry, lovely yard. COVENTRY Bolton, line. service call the Mitten Agen Set’ In Narcotics Treatment Or I/eg1on, and Mr*. WUber T. work. Tremendous value. Ixiw, kitchen, large living room with ADAMS St., six-room older SPACIOUS RAISED . . to Coventry Lake. Immediate Near shopping areas. Move in To Join the ^Horsey Open Sunday Four-room Ranch, fireplace, cy, Realtors, membsr MulUple ganisation Inc., Is now open IJtUe of IQS Spencer St. oa pra- 1:3() 1 i.'iO low 2l)’s. Heritage House Real fireplace, garage. Nicely treed COLONIAL—Ten rooms, First home in exceptional condition. Ranch featuring 7 rooms. occupancy. Asking only $10,- tomorrow. New Price $27,600. treed, private yard, near shop Listing, 643-6930. By JOHN OUNNITT the survey was ths discovery Monday through Wednesday oldent of Its AuxUtary, In Jofnl p.ni. ty, O lO 2182. floor consists of large living Huge family room down. New Here is a home that offers 500. For appointment call F. What’s your offer? Lessinger lot. SI. Bartholomew. Only $25,- ping. Only $15,900. Hayes AP Busliiess Analyst that many owners of Arablaa even Inga, 6:30 to 10, Ui ths i-crenionlna at tha P M Hewne. 900. H, M. Frechette, Realtors, room with fireplace, dining heat, new wiring. Sensibly aluminum siding, 2 car ga- M. Goal, Agency, 643-2682. Co. Realtors 423-9291, Les Lew MANCHESTER Young 2-fam- Agency, 646-0131. horses sarn less than $10,000 a bottom floor of the Wllllsma Francta K Miner, post Post Dlreidloiis: Maia la-sli r Kd. (H7-999.3. room, modem kRchen with priced at $21,5(X). Immediate rage. 1V4 baths, wall to wall Member of NISARC. is 423-0546. NEW YORK lly, 0 5, fully earpeled, all up- , , ^ ^ yesr and that psrhaps 80 psr Building of 8t. Mary's Epis commander and nsststaiu com to Clastonhury lowii lini'. bullt-lns, den, large family occupancy. T J. Crockett, carpeting, fireplace. rec VERNON Auto Insurance Plan pliamrs, alumlaum anil brick salesman looked down his nose cent of the owners havs copal Church on Park 81. mandant at Rocky Hill ValerMM right on Indian Hill Drive MANCHESTER — Just listed. room, plus finished rec room Realtor, 643-1577. room, built-ins and much cxlcrlor. nice nciglilxirliuoil, LUCKY YOU $25,900 NEW HAVEN (AP) — Mem- “ customer departed with a incomes of less than $18,000. An ex-addict, a parent of a Mnspltal. waa chairman of the Watch for sigii.i For ap Large 6-rtx>m Colonial, Iti In basement. Second floor has more. Circumstances dic 2 iH TOWN OF MANCWE8 TEB, OONNBOTICUT Seven rooms; three bed lo :iclionls, bus and bers of a labor union here have pair of Jodhpur*, which the die- The changing patterns of Ufa drug user, and a profsaalonal |>ragram ami the InotaJling offi |)oln1menl a1 oilier limes, baths, kitchen with bullt-lns, 4 bedrooms. On one acre CALL on this one to see If It tate quick sale $27,500. 649- rooms, family room, ga become the flrat group In Con- ttonary defines as "riding asaoclatad with hors* ownership counselor are on hand to talk cer for the I..eglonruilrva. Mr*. rail .Suzanne Shorts. 010- Wiai't Iasi, call now, wall to wall carpeting, flrc- wooded lot with 2-car attached Is your dream home. Not 5306. NOTICE O F rage, bullt-lns. Freshly nectlcut to enroll in an automo- 1>reechea cut full through the also waa revealed by the aur- to anyone on an anonymous Helene Sllvay of West Hart 32,33. J, Waitsou Me-aeli lliTilaK-' Hiaisc Really, 010- plare, beautifully laitdscaped garage. Adjoining land may be enough space to describe It’s painted. Immediate occu bile Insurance program designed ctoee-flttlng from knee vey. Nearly one-third of reapoa- basts. Ths phone number la ford. aantar Deportment view <■<>., H eallors, 278-,’)9.’Vi. lot, excellent condition. Im- acquired. $38,900. Phllbrick many features. (Tip) 7-room ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE pancy. Close to shopping B &. W to save them up to 15 per cent. to ankle.' dents, for exampls, rspllsd that 043-2200. merllate occupiuicy. H. M. Fre Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Cape. Peterman Real Estate In accordance with the proviatonB ot Chapter 3, Sections and school. Mortgage as praeldent of the AuxUUry, was MAN( •lIKS'rKR Kxocutlve Agency, 646-2223 or 649-9404. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. 1 and 9 ot the *I>own Charter, notice Is hereby given of the oidop- The union members, who ’ “niey oome in,’’ he aaid, they must travel more than Hva the InolaUtng officer tar tha hom e, U*.. hatliM, fin 'p lm 'es, chette, Realtors, 647-9993. sumable. Designed for easy, WESTSIDE — 5-room home, 3 Manchester Parkade tlon by the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Con aimed u d Friday belone to New ^ AiulUory A1>AMS S'r. Six i'(K)in housi*. carefree living. To inspert fa m d y iVkhii, 2 « a?- K arate. EOHR-FAMII.Y — consisting of down, 2 up, one bath, garage. OXFORD Street — Seven-room Manchester 649-5306 necticut, October 7, 1969 of Ordinance os follows: Haven TVoom aîcal Union Lo- to alt in the saddle to In the good old daya lamantsd Other I*ost affiewt* InstoUad four down, two up, l-'ull ba.u* L a^ e, nine year old, 3 bedroom ranch, 18’ x 27’ paneled oall Mr. Lewis, 649-5306. I'htilei* ol eolor;;. ( ’all today. 6-5-4 and 3',4 rooms. City utili Lot 80xl8(J’, $19,900. Phllbrick Colonial In choice area. Older Sec. 12 PURCHASE OF REAL ESTATE—DISPOSAL AREIA “ ~ b . b , 0 , . ^ are Oerald Hartlett. junior pool mriit Paved drivewav Hiph :t0’M llenlaf;e 1 loUHe home completely rebuilt. SOUTH WINDSOR-Blrch Hill. living room, 2-car garage. Completely equipped greenhouse BE TT ORDAJNED by the Board of Directors of the ‘Town ties, liaiuly location at the low. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. that requires unbelievable nominal care. Over acre lot. chandtomg ” auto Uwurance pnv horse.’’ back rldln, w a. often a sport of commander. Froncte O’Ooin. to Htiopping and m’IkhiI , Own Realty. Raised Ranch, modem kitch A . . — -----ssuiitiiitu ettre. uver acr« i«t vaof Manchester >UKM.that ‘UIVthe Town AV/Wii vsgof Manchesteri*acuivi4X70Ux:a purchase ^taavgaASq? ASAfrom Kohn B & W ...... ™His m toneMMiv wasw u thatuiw ofOl anBn Eng-luns^' thsuiv horssyiwriiBjr satm i whowno livsii In hors* low price of $26,9(K). Phllbrick Three rooms down, three up firet vtoe comnuuvtor: Harold ur MANCHESTER — 3-bedroom plus finished attic. Two full en with built-ina formal din îrtr'^’Ôut S approxlnpately $15,000. Many Brothers that certain piece or parcel of land locslted In the Town _ . Hoh butler who haul iust been oouzrtry 30 mllea or so from a Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. extras. Out of state owner must sell. Asking $24,500. AtXaDRNTH l*ohl, second vWw commander; S.MAl.l. I roimi R.ita h with rec Colonial, convenient location, baths, modem kitchen. Only ing room, cathedral ceiling of Manchester, Ocamty of Hartford and State of OonneaUcut, BARROWS and WALLACE Co. tunlty to purchase Insurance at henceforth hla Deonla Wg city uatadly In an area of MANCHESTER 0 iM.iiii more particuiarlynariicularlv bounded and described as followsfollows: Manchester Parkade lower rates than If they pur- ,______, . ___ loiiirrnce Willey. 17, <14 113 Imo Grover, adjutant: Francis rtKOO, Ireci! lot. rD, per cent NEW RAI.SEI) Ranch. 6 rooms, completely air - conditioned. $27,600. T. J. Crockett. Real and fireplaces in living room r-o longer would dress for din- rsmbllng fisida dotted with **- Raised R:im'h with all M. H. PALMER REALTY Beginning at a merestone which marks the southwest corner Manchester 649-5306 chased it Individually. KllsabeUi l>r.. cluirged with ful Isiory. historian and sergeant- ‘ .issumal'Ie $11,000 itini’ljâi;:', plus garage and large lot. $26.- Priced to sell, low 20’s. Paul tor, 643-1577. • and family- room, two full ner. But his words conveyed an- tates. Irliumlng.a, lice Hliailed ot other land of the Town of Manchester and the northwest cor lowing Uxi cloaely. aMer an «c ot-amui. Burton Frasier, fi- $110 a miaiili. A.sklrig priee, 000 For full lietulls call the W. Dougan, Realtor, 049-45.36. baths, two-car garage, three- 643-6321 other oboarvaUon. The hors* sat often was highly eimveiilent. $29,990. Call ner of the parcel herein conveyed; thence by an interior angle of cldrnt on Oenter 84 near Jarvis nance officer. Isksi Hrodley. $!7..'iaa Braithualte Ajêncy Mllten Agency, Realtors, 643- MANCHESTER — VACANT zone heat, wooded lot. Phll Was he saying that horses organUsd and exclusive, very Holcombe. Realtors, |■|14■I2S5. M. Helen Palmer,. Realtor, MulUple Listing Service S’ the line runs in an easterly direoUon Seven Hundred Kd . yvatrrday at 5 p m WU- chaplain: George Edvnirds and Reallor. 01IM,59:i. 0930. TOUR-ROOM home, oil heat, Value 1 Four-bedroom brick brick Agency, Realtors. 648- those days are for the common frequently aasoclatsd with so- Eigtaty-PIve and 5/10 ( 786.5') Feet to a point marked by a mere- ley’s car stnak the rear ol a large treed lot. Owner must Spilt Level. Double garage. 4200. stone; thence turning by on interior angle of 82° 31’ the line Henry Wkrrzbicki, servk-e of TOWN OF BfANCHESTEB, OONNBOTICUT people as weU as the horaay ■"<) >>>• unobtrualvely rich car driven tjy Hrkand Insti of ficer* sell. Only $12,500. Keith Agen- Three-full baths, fireplaced-liv- nma in a general southerly direction a distance of Six Huny o f ^ S ^ o p - LleM led.ral horae c’.nmi. wil. »>.r. I. a growth In cammlly or- urudentified car «s It w .. psrk mediate oceiipanry. Bel Air Cape. Very clean. Near shop Kennedy. Irromrer. Mis* Bar drod and 9/10 (200.9’ ) to a point; thence turning by an Board ol Directors of the Town of Manchester, taken, there were cxiJy 4.3 mU- »h*r* <•<» to the Andrew s Hullding b>( OPEN HOUSE Real Estate, Vincent A. Bog- ping, bus, school. Rec room, twfa W'alteU. chaplain. Mr* Interior angle of 194° 39' the line runs One Hundred Eightv-Slx LonnecUcut, October 7, 1969 of Ordinance ae follows: Ron of the anecleB In the Unlisd f**' 6®* home-made and <"> K Center W yeiserday «l ginl. Realtors. 643-9332. owner Is very anxious. Must OPEN HOUSE Henri i’easlnl. hlalortan. .m l and 4/10 (186.4’ ) Feet to a point; thence turning by an Interior sec. ,61-13 State., R e E erilmate. “T ‘ ^ sell Immediately. H. M. FTech- ■“ Sle o f 169° 30’ the line runs One Huzidred Sixty-Bight and Mr* Ix-on Bradley. )unk>r p«uit ette. Realtors, 647-9993. (irejidenl SUNDAY— 2:00 to 6:00 P.M. 83/100 (108.33’) Feet to the point or place ot beginning. MancSiêr°S?t^ to o' ®f ST «>. change 1. A written warning was Uaurd Said premises are bounded: Manchester thiti the Town of Mancheeter purchase for the total ______ki!u Ts .- ___ Other mrmbcw* of the install M.ANCHESTER $■22,500 NEW Raised Ranch, SUNDAY— 2:00 lo 6:00 P.M. sum of Thirty-One Thousand Eight Hundred azid Fifty ($31 830 00) •“ “ •e to Margarel KunionelU. Oder Ing »uMt- f#»r the Poet, all I just Of the TV^vn of Manchester, Seven ‘ T m .I. ltd". I b t b .. for m .lun, an 11 EVERGREEN ROAD 3 betlroom.s, garage, 150x200’ Hundred FIfty-Biglit and 5/10 (758.5 ) Feet; Dollars from the Eetatc of Edward J. Hod those certain'plecaa Pfeetl* comtiiandrr* were Herman treed lot. Hutchins Agency BASTS1RL.Y by other land o f the Town o f Manchester. Six ManchesUr, County of Tha American Horae r:ouncU 'll Me ““ tozrvement ffrom a drive Wngner. fh a r le . Nt.rri*. Robert RAMBLING CAPE CONVERSE ROAD, BOLTON . Realtors, 649-5324. Hundred Fifty-Seven and 96/100 ( 657 96 ) Feet; S J d d ^ r ih lS psrtlcularty bounded figure* that horsas now provide collided with Mongell, Wilfred tlark . Earl S O im o iR L Y by “S~ e Hartford -EH^tric -Lig^ht Oompany Hgtit ôf and described as follow*: some leisure time nlesei.r. fo , “ ^ • <«r driven by J.J>sH>|Ji Wilkin- Petersen. Iti.bert Petersen, Ev- In - 1* XsvS I' — a I^DC^^C M Ptoasui* tor executive nelghborhooMrli-t presldonU They jvtneled den, flow premiaea consist of approximately Btoven imd 29/100 NnR’THFRi v iw i.na . -is. reert>atlon Asking 3,S(XI. H. M. Frechette. (11.29) oiTsa NORTHERLY by laM n /f ot Samuel Burgess, On* Hundred Ten The industry seems to Involve M rH. Thomae Mohoney. 28 of 7* are Mis., liarharu W’alletl of room, formal dining rotim, Realtors, 647-9993. Wainul HI received a »vrltten M.>n'hrstrr Mrs K.ilhteen enclast'd patio. Many The ocmalderation for this Deed shall be the Sum of. Sixty EASTERLY bv . r- .. V **'*“®" * •**“ oth- 8 Thousand ($60,000.00) Dollars, plus the conveyance by the Town ^vlSTfa?) Company. Sixty- Jay Stream, president of the In- Sp$*akH T m ‘Hduy warning for failure lo obey a Hmtth of Bolton. M u , Hhirley er refinements. Sltuateti on CENTER of Town. . .approxi ” • - - - - . sevm (^1 FMt. more or leae, temaUonal A r«hi.» in— . . __ traffic light yeeterdoy at 4 p m NorUsi of .Srwington. Mrs tU . huge private lot. Call to Kohn Brothers o f the following piece or psucei o f land located SOUTHERLY bv land n /f ni ^ temaUonol Arabian Horae Aoao- ...... mately 2H acres, all in "B” to th e Town o f Manchester. County of Hartford and State o f I^mDster In nort bv ei^h ®toUon, feeta this flgur* Is too ^ “ Ue TiAe East Hartford Mrs H.tdye Im Town o f Mancheeter and Kohn Brother*" on file in the SECOND PIECE Plus the InvaimnenTin meeting 'jf the Andover Demo gas frf Bnwol. Mr* (srrothy REALTOR Department (rf Public Works. Engineering DIviston. of the Tdwn That certain niece ____ _ .w ‘ *** rraiir Women . fnub to be held tU fn j.frd of ikdton. Mrc Adr- •VPPRO.XIMATELY four acres Thrre wii« M fw«p°$-rtr arcids»nl J " yvilerday at 3 45 p m cm H llti- Perry iulltioned. three - bedrot>ms. Jtotenoe o f Two Hundred Sev-enty-On* and 84/lCO (271.84) Feet and being a portion o f t o w Dremisea de*«ihed m . cUl riding clothing h orsT teo^ b#r talk lia|>pon — and SOON'! ANDOVER — Seven-acre rec in/lu^S"’ ^" ■ porch. Wall-to-wall carpeting and drapes one full, two half baths, fire reational site bordering Hop j ThU meeting Is planned as a * writtenwriUen wtwarning b.r Impc p place. large lot. A.ssumable S\ River. - $12,000. Call Suzanne and interest rates take another jump and . DIltEt n o x .s : Ml,I,lie ■I'liriipllo- to llghiN „t Parkrtil,-. t«k,. ii right ,mt» dover ftemocratic woman PUMPKIN... |HT cent mortgage. Call owner. B Shorts. 846-3233. J. Watfon Po*nt; thenoe through an Interior angle of 112° Six’ 08" for a dls- ' ' FOUR’nTT?fK dr “ Titeet expenses. Ar«eIo TuJi»*n«, 65 of East 044-S631. h a ^ n - a n ^ T ^ ^ T l «^tting- that’s just what isôfng to svomen who plan to affiliate rlgl,;’o«thr V\ (ron^l id back living roojp, ga Only $3.6(X). For appointment , . . o , ”■ -*• >“■ - r"*' Manchester ftsenlag by u$ rage. piirch. prime location call F. M. Gual Agency, 6)3- Andos er correspondm l, Hanh PHILBRICK AGENCY Phllbrick Agency. Realtor*. t OMPIjUNTH 21.S2 Member of NISARC, Palmer, Id. 741 M4T er 7tt-7l1S. 04ft-4200 after this pubticatioa of this OnUnanoe a petMton Mgned ' - . There waa s break, and snlry PHILBRICK AGENCY than (5) per cent of the elector* of the Town, _ At ths home at (Rirdon Eoglnon. REALTORS COX’ENTRY — Budding lot in S. w. lo. Uw. n.. .5. pn im ol U, oloouio « Ih. X ” ’’°:” " " QAR- IATIQ lENSON St. Cape. 4 04 ;i«l M.VIN .STREET — TKL. (i 1(5-1200 rooms. excellent nneighborhoi^l with the tateat official Hsu of the Rcglatrar* cf Voter* mined from the latest official lleU of the Rcgtstnmi of Voter* Among Jhe respondenU. the 177 Porter Ht yeaterday be f ntshcil on first (livir. second artesian well and septic sys REALTORS a filed with the Town Cleric requeriteg Ms roference ha» not been filed with the Town Clerii requeeUng lu reference common ocrupetiona. na- Early ‘Rirdman’ tween » » m and noon Thkrvtm to m I Town eleetton. M 3 W.MIddteTpiM. .M.\N(’IIE.STER, (ONNEfTin'T ■'oor exiuindable. porch off tem. WUI consider financing. 364 MAIN STREET — TEL. 646-4200 to a specud Town election. turally enough, were farming IK-iNU KONG 'hie earliest made off with ISO tn coitu 14 kitchen, wotnled lot, $21,900 JOHN L GAR8 IDB JR. JOHN I OARSIDE JR and ranching Teacher*, bower ' $3,50|0. Cali F. M Goal Agen Beaf ry known recorded story of a man CO.Ml’ t TEHI/.KTt RL'.-\I, K.ST.ATK SKKVU'I': Phllbrick Agency Realtors, cy. 643-2682. Member ^ MANCHESTER, CX)NNECTICUT Secretary er. were the atcond m ot com with wings goes back 4,000 The apartment of Judy Nurntt OPIN 6:6-4200. Board o t Dtrecten Nis Ar c . Board of Dtractor* mon. followed tn order by dor year* to Chinese Emperor Shun, at 170 fxMmay Ur was ran- COMPUTERIZED REAL BSTAIE SERVICE W anrhttu-, Oownaotlcut Mtnche*ter, OotinacUcut 5 ***d at Main t u t a-. Ootmeoticut. Dated at Macbester. Canncctieut. tors and denUota. ssletnen and srbo. legend bos It. put on the •ac kni yesterday after *an>eonc • AsM. . 9:30PJyl. Bda ISU dar at Octob*r, ISW. this 10th day of October. lt«a. the self-employed. raiment of a bird and flew, thus gsmad entry to u through the A surprise that emerged horn cteaptog eapuvlly. fnsu door W .'vA' V \ ,

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

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