The Weather > FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1968 Av«rag« DBily Net Press Ron PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT F ar The Week BaSMI Clear, cold tonight with froet mmtrb(0trr lEv^ning September IS, IMS likely. Low In SOa. Tomorrow mostly sunny, continued oooL fee for members of the tele­ The Board of Beacons of Cen­ Buckland School FTA will ' The church council of Second CRAWrOBD. ilanrI|PHtprlEupmngBpraUi High 60 to 66. phone committee of the New­ ter Congregational Church will hold Its first meeting of the year Congregational Church will 15,188 ^ About Town comers Club of the Manchester hold a Deacons’ Retreat Satur­ Tuesday in the school cafeteria. meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at CRAWFORD HOUSE . Manche$ter— A City of Village Charm the church. Boy Scout Troop 167 of St. YWCA Monday at 1:30 p.m. at day at 2 pjn. at the home of A potluok will be served at 6:30 (Oiaeeifled Advertialng on Page 16) PRICE TEN CENTS Alvah A. Russell Jr., 237 Moun­ p.m., preceded by membership .v»----- (SIXTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION—CONNECTICUT LIFE) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1968 m Mty, Bridget Church will have a her home. BUFFET CATERERS VOL. LXXXVIU, NO. 6 court of honor and the presenta­ tain Rd., OlastonbuiY. enrollment. After sunper, each The official board of South t Methodist Church will meet tion of awards at its meeting The Rev. Louis E. Bauer Jr. teacher wilt present |n orienta­ MANCHESTER tonight at 7 at the diurch. Mrs. tion on the curriculum for the Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the of Concordia Lutheran Church Staff Sgt. Robert K. O r^n, church receptlcn h ^ . Harry .Mahoney, patriotic In­ will conduct a service Sunday son of Matthew R. Green of year, Tel. 643-8623 structor for the V5W, will pre­ at 8:16 a.m. on radio station 93 Pine St., has received the sent a flag to the troop. The WINF. The program is spon­ U.S. Air Force Commendation Sgt. Raymond R. Bunce, 159 Enemy Killed first meetlnig of all fathers of sored by tlie Manchester Ooimcil Medal at Andrews Md., brother of Mrs. Edna A. Dua- FOR RENT WEDDING — CLUB — HOUSE PARTIES the troop and committee mem­ of Churches. for helping to extinguish a burn­ sault of 17 Williams St., is a bers will be held at 7 ;S0 at the ing gear and strut assemh^ on member of the 3rd Air Di­ 16 mm. Movie Pro- OPEN DATES FOR CHRISTMAS ‘It’s Time for Change,’ church. The troop is planning a fsctiMa eoi«id or silent, also The board of deaconesses of a Stratolifler aircraft at West- vision that has earned the U.S. IS mm. slkle nrojeotoas. paper drive Nov. 9 and 10. C«itei Congregational Church over AFB, Mass. Staff Sgt. Air Force Outstanding Unit Green is now stationed at An­ Award. Sgft. BunCe is an air­ WELDON DRUG CO. GIs^ Planes Hit will meet Monday at 9:30 a.m., 767 Main Sh->JIlel. 6i8-U»l Mrs. Robert Hogue of 434 W. in the Robbins Room of the drews AFB as a jet aircraft craft mechanic assigned at U Read Herald Advertisements Middle Tpke., will have a cof­ church. maintenance technician. Tapao Airfield, 'niailand. The Royal Family free curb fender to match! Cong Base Camp Nixon Tells Crowd Of Opera SAIGON (AP) —- More than were hit by enemy ground fire trymen Ughtenod the cordon Starao 1,000 U.S. Infantry men and but managed to land on their around them. Guest Speaker ■cores of woiplanee attacked a own power. TTie enemy force was esUmat- Maj. Donald Lance of Lock Vlet ODng base camp in the Fteld reports said some Viet ed at pertiops a battalion of 300 manhlands southwest of Saigon Oong troops still entrenched in to 400 troope. Some of the ene- Haven, Pa., will be guest 3 .4 9 3 LP Set including 46 pg. and Idlled at least 169 enemy sol- bunkers along the Kinh Tong my soldiers may have slipped speaker Sunday at the 10:46 GOP Supporters booklet. dtera while suffering one Ameri- Doc Loo canal begfan coming out of the American cordon aft- ajn . service at the Salvation can dead, military spokesman out this afternoon, apparently er dark Friday, Army Citadel. He is the brother sakd today. unable to withstand the massive Helicopter gunahlpe ware still All London A company of infantrymen American firepower being drawing ground fire today from of Maj. Kenneth Lance, officer Treasury LP’s from the 9tti Division apparent- poured at them. At they tried to enemy troope. Drown Hecklers in charge of the Manchester ly caught the enemy troope by escape, helicopter gunShips A U.S. officer said the area la Salvation Corps. Starao surprise in the sparsely populat- flying low cut them down with "a Viet Oong contested area,” By SOL B. COHEN The gueet speaker will be In ed marriiee and canals 68 miles rockets and machine guns. "We have gone in there off Richard Nixon last night told a crowd of 5,000 Re- Hartford tomorrow to partic­ 1.49 southwest of the capital Friday. Since Friday morning, Jet tmd on from time to time,” the puhlicans inside the Hartford State Armory and an- ipate in a Salvation Army Lead­ General Electric General Electric Deluxe Polaroid #250 Custom Mount Another 1,000 U.S. troops were fighter-bombers. Army and Air 'spokesman said. "We felt some- . other 1,000 listening outside on loud speakers what ership Conference. He Is the rushed to the area by helicop- Force gunshlps and artillery thing was In there this time and they came to hear—"it’s time for a change." Salvation Army representative ALL STEREO ters and threahji cordon around have poured thousands of went In jg check It out. We had tor the State of Pennsylvania Oven Toaster Portable Hand Mixer Color Pack Camera Fireplace Screen The crowd, one of the largest ever for an indoor po­ All London the camp. pounds of explosives into the en- Intelll^j^e reports that the Viet litical rally in Hartford but one of the smttllest in the to the national office of the Boy Complata Three American helicopters emy positions while the Infan- Cong In there. Some could Scouts of America, and Is in the Our Rag. Eaiy Classics have gotten out during the Nixon tour, cheered when he said, “I have news for Our Rsg. Low Prica with Cradit Hartford area to help promote Low Plica Fladi Starao night." you, and it’s g^>od news. 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Hlis speech was inter­ LIMA, Peru (AP) —The mill- tkm members .of parliament (See Page Sixteen) "Gallery Fashions," a fall and r tary leeiders who overthrew the who said the contract made no Under Guard rupted several times by a hard holiday fashion show will be pre­ r corps of vocal but orderly heck­ Peruvian government nullified a provision for hundreds of mil- NEWARK, N.J. (AP)— sented by the Manchester Junior disputed contract with a U.S. oil lions of doUara IPC had taken lers. Members of ids press Women's Club Tuesday, Oct. 22, George C. Wallace brought his corps said later that It was the firm Friday night and aaid gov­ from the country in resources. third party presidential candi­ at 7:30 p.m. at Conxxirdla Luth­ ernment officials responsible for The military leaders used the first time to hls campaign that eran Church, Pitkin St dacy to New Jersey today under hecklers have been able - to It woidd be "ibrought to Justice.” oil dispute as a pretext for tak­ heavy security following a Fashions from the Carriage The U.S. diplomatic mission ing power Thursday. Observers ‘Big Minh,’ break through his speeches. shooting incident after a rally In While the heck'era Jeered, House Boutique will be shown remained In the country, but a believe Gen. Juan Velasco, the Buffalo Friday night. with Mrs. Rosemary Stiles as SAVE State Department spokesman army chief of staff who heads with their cries of "Peace,” and commentator. Philip DePas- 12.12 said the mcertalnty brought the "revolutionary govem- Wallace, accompanied by his "Peace Now,” the Republican quale of Norman lOUers-wlll about by the coup had caused a ment,” Is consldeiing a com­ Returns newly picked runningmate, was Nixon supporters cheered. It show and describe men's wear suspension of U.S.-Peru diplo- plete takeover of the firm’s as­ guarded by hundreds of uni­ was ho contest. The cries of from Norman Millers. Hie chil­ matic relations. He said Qie sus- sets. formed and plainclothes police­ ”We Want Nixon” drowned out dren’s fadiions will be from pensitHi was not the same as a In New York, a spokesman men for rallies in Jersey CSty the hecklers. However, the Mari-Mads with Mrs. Oiffbrd formal break In relations. for Standard Oil said a satisfac­ To Saigon and Newark, two teeming and demonstrators, about 30 stu­ Gerbe as commentator. Mrs. The military leaders did not tory cOTitract had been reached often racially disturbed cities. dents from Trinity and Wes­ Kareq Pearl of Werner’s Stu­ 31-175X name file officials it considered with the Belaunde government SAIGON (AP) — Gen. Duong Big crowds were predicted for leyan, made their point—^to get dios will provide background responsible for the contract with and no money was owed outside Van Mlnb, who led the 1963 coup the former Alabama governor’s their message across on na­ music. MacGregor Junior Scope Astronomical Match Box Popular Children’s Toys Intematlonal Petroleum Oorp., the contract. that overturned South Viet­ penetration Into the New York tional television and in the na­ Mrs. Carl Zinsser is chair­ a subsidiary of Standard Oil of Belaunde, In exile In Buenos namese strongman President metropolitan area, but few ar­ tional press. man of the event, and Mrs. Da­ • ZEROID New Jersey. Aires, said he would travel Sun­ Ngo Dlnh Diem, returned home rived to greet him at the New­ NFL Football Football Uniform Zoom Telescope Series today after nearly four years In The mass of Republicans took vid Carmel of 22 Bowers St. is • NEWBORN THUMBELINA Ousted President Fernando day to Chile or Bolivia, coun- ark Airport and only a small their cue early from Nixon, ticket chairman, 'nckets for the Our Rag. Our Rag. O ^ O ovr Q Q Q t Belaunde Terry helped draw up tries bordering Peru, and await exile, invited by a government crowd was on hand in Jersey Our Rag. that hopes to capitalize on his when he said, "The difference show may be obtained from any \ Low Prica Low Prica • KABALA - mystery game the agreement which gave back ^ call "to go back aiid fight.” City, in advance of the rally. between a Humphry meeting 5.97 4.97 L i .oL 44?aa. f o r to the govemiment oil fields In Asked about charges of cor- popularity but also fears that member of the Manchester Jun­ 4.88 3.88 O OO popularity. Shortly after WaUace’s plane and a Nixon meeting Is that at ior Women’s Cldb. Crystal clear achromatic optics with sight Choose early for gifts, favors! While preaent northem Peru that had been op- rupUoo in hie regime. Belaunde Official size and weight. Genuine cowhide, Our Rag. The general, called Big Mlnh Nixon—“I pledge for you a new road.” (Herald photo by Buceivicius) touched down at Newark Air- a Nixon meeting you shout ruggedly built to take plenty of use! Jersey and pants set, for the younger player. scope, diagonal prism, book on astronomy. stocks last .. no rainchecks. Low Prica erated by IfC since 1924. down the hecklers.” He was cittlcixed by opposl- (See Page Sixteen) because of his size, returned port, he repeated for newsmen 6.44 - 5.96 3.99 ea. from Bangkok after President his stand that America has to Oddly enough, counteracting MacGregor Tommy McDonald build up "peace through the "Peace” demtHiatrators In Cappas Markingf ^utographed Football 4.97 3.88 Nguyen Van Thieu invited him to become one of his advisers. strength.” the Armory were a group o f V. Leaders Agree to Red Troops Cuban Freedom Fighters, who 2.5tli Anniversary In this role, the government Wallace then departed for Jersey City. Eki route, as his distributed literature asking for believes Mlnb would strengthen strong U.S. actlrni against Cas­ Uir. and Mrs. Michael Oajiipa Protestor Tells HU AC the government by bringing to It motorcade passed the gigantic of HoUywDOd, Flo., fom eriy of American Can Co., hundreds of tro. They hung a huge sign 1 n 61 Ehiglewood Dr., ore celebrat­ sale: the support of his natives of front of the bcficony, "Mr. Nix­ southern South Vietnam fellow Czech Occupation Legal workers cheered from the win­ on —Stop U.S. Navy’s Protec­ ing their 25tta wedding onnlver- Of Meetings with Hanoi Buddhists. dows. aozy. They were mortied Oot. tion of Castro.” Newsmen were barred from PRAGUE (AP) —Czechoslo­ and the first stage of withdraw­ tog group said the development Nixon, answering the cries for 4, 1943 In New York aty . Friday & Saturday WASHINGTON (AP) — An or- The subcommittee Is InyesU- the civilian terminal at Tan Son Mr. Copiia was formeily em­ vak leaders returned from Mos­ al will begin "soon ll the neces­ was a "complete tragedy for the Despite Swastika, ’ "Peace Now” from hls hecklers, mnlzer of the antiwar demon- gating whether Oommunls^ or Nhut Airport when Minh ar- Czeved, but some managed to get sign a treaty for the "teonpo- He apparently referred to no one from the geiveral puWic abroad, by ending this war and MANCHESTER — 1145 TOLLAND TURNPIKE ing in O t l ^ ^ e e n S a r ^ o L tr a to r s through and speak to him Just rary staUonl4” of W a r ^ pledges to "raise the leadtog turned out to greet the leaders BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP)— by preventing others; and I tively engaged in the ManAes- North Vietnamese official^ two ^ ^ before he entered a government troops to their country, in the chill, damp weather Just ter Little League, serving in W9 rsmrvs t/M right to limit quontitios mwifiiB eariler to discuss possl- and police during role of the Oommunlst party” Security agents guarding pledge you peace at home.” limousine. giving final legality to the occu- and "totenaify the sfiniggle before midnight. third party presidential can­ “And,” he continued, ”I vartoue capacities as umpire, EXIT 93, WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY ble oonfetrences between their convention. He told them he was "very Czechoslovak sources esti­ coadi and maiaiger. EEe was pation. against the antl-Sodallst didate Geoiga C. Wallace pledge for you a new road to petmle and young Americana. Greeriblatt discussed his happy” to be back but declined forces.” mate the ntunber ot occupation also an active member of the Bobert Greenblatt told a meetings with North Vietnam Premier Oldrich Cemlk asked reacted quickly Friday night progress —progress without comment on accepting the ad­ troops at 600,000. They say the when they spotted an anti- war —prog^ress without Infla­ Army and Navy C3ub. House subcommittee on un- and Viet Oong agents freely un- viser's job T,,„ ______„„„ o.a welcoming group «*-at “a military j I am very satisfied with the - , . , , , _ The Cappas moved to Florida r la fn,. trX olrport, “Why ore you so sad? results of the negotiations. They Kremlin ^ Wallace demonstrator cling­ tion.” American activlUes Friday he der questioning and said he is anything nown. Today is for my jg reason to be sad.” were very fruitful___The re- 1®®®* 100,000 TOar the West Ger- ing to a violin case in Memo­ nearly two years ago. Mr. Cap- Winterize Your also mot with Viet Cong agents willing to help the North Viet- family.” He said, "If the Vietnam War pa is an emtdoye of the Peo{^e’s during the June trip to Paris namese bring about an end to Bvit on the question of how suits are hopeful,” he said. His border becat^e ot rial Auditorium. is not over by Nov. 6, and you In keeping with the security many occupation troops would remarks were broadcast later about its Insecurity, ine Ges Oo. Mrs. Cappa is employ­ and Prague, and he referred to the war in their country, and mystery surrounding his re­ They insisted that the mus- can be sure that we’ll do noth­ ed by the Miami Herald. They leave and when, he added...... little by Czechoslovak radio. vlets said this concern ^ a tached demonstrator, who ing to hinder the negotiations, Car & Home! an earlier visit to Hanoi. Greenblatt did not mention— turn, government spokesman Cemlk and Communist party niajor reason for the inv^tm . have three sons, Bruce, 22, Da­ Greenblatt, a 30-year-old Hun- and was not asked—^whether the to an official communique reit­ wore a swastika, open the then I say to you —give us the were saying as late as half an erating earlier Soviet pledges leader Alexander Dubcek re- They also aimed at stopping vid, 18, and Biian, 12, aU at garian Immigrant, was the final protests were a topic of dlscus- hour before Mlnh’s arrival that ^ „ the liberalization drive begun in case. chance, and we’ll bring aji hon­ horns. for an eventual withdrawal by ported on the Moscow talks to a He did. wttness before the subcommit- adon during the meetings, he would not return until later ^ t h i ^ g 'TOvemmenr and January under new Communist orable end to this war.” in the month. stages of the forces that invaded It contained a violin. “The way to stop the bomb­ tee recessed Its Invertlgafion of Greenblatt said he discussed Czechoslovsdda Aug. 20. party leaders this morning. No party chief Alexander Dubcek. Democratic National Oonven- draft resistance and aivtlwar ag- The confusion seemed The communique said agree­ ing,” he said, “Is to stop the Cemlk said the treaty would details were disclosed. He arrived at Pershing Field, war —and we’ll negotiate to do tion protest dtsordem until Dec. be signed to “the near future” One member of the welcom- ment to put Czechoslovakia’s 2, (See Page Sixteen) (Sea Page Sixteen) once free press ”to the service Jersey Oty, about 26 minutes that. With better leadership, the of socialism” was another result behind schedule, and was greet­ war could have been over now." SALE of two days of Czechoslovak-So­ ed by a crowd estimated by po­ He broughts cheers, and some Sturdy Metal 3 Cu. Ft. Metal viet negotiations In the Kremlto. lice at 1,600, most of them Jeers, when he emphasized, The communique, whldi a ^ shouting, "We want Wallace.” A "Our goal is to 'bring an honor­ Up to S0**/o off 16” Lawn Spreader Wheelbarrow peared to express Soviet views Secret Service spokesman put able end to the war, and if 'we Prestone or Zerex exclusively, was published by the figure at 6,000. atop 'the bombing, it will be only ir ALCOA ir Wel-Made Hankscraft Automatic For fall lawn feeding. Lr^htweight, yet After a rally Friday night In if the president Is convinced , it sturdy! Seamless tray; ^ Tass, the Soviet news agency. It nuked White Enamel Positive flow control. Anti-Freeze said, “The talks passed In a Buffalo eight places of business will stop the killing of Ameri­ Deluxe Stroller Steam Vaporizer Not assembled. *161S 4.44 tubular steel handles. 5.66 to the Mato Street area were hit can boys, not cause It.” ►416-183. Not assem- (See Page Sixteen) by gvinfire from a passing car On his goal of “peace at GUTTERS AND bled. Limit 2 Gallons Our Rag. Our Rag. 20" Lawn Spreader par Customar as a group of anti-Wallace dem- j j^Qme, Nixon said, "What we DOWNSPOUTS Low Prica Low Prica #1622 Our R.O. 12.40 8.66 5 lbs Perennial Rye 1.49 Gal. onstrators was walking toward need is new leadership that wlU 22.97 18.88 3.77 2.88 Grass SMd Our R.g 1.39 99« his hotel, police said. restore respect for law and or- 18” Bamboo Dieal Direct With Comfortable deeper 'with storm shield. Gallon capacity with new safety “Covet S lb. Tuxedo Park No one was hurt. The Men Who Do T hickly padded seat, back, arm rests. Lock” . One filling lasts 6 to 8 hours. Be Lawn Rake our r.«. i.ag 1.29 Grass Seed Our Rag. 994 69’' DuPont Windshield Spray Deicer Whlloce waa safe In a hotel (See Page Seven) Chrome spring action frame. Folds easily. ready for winter colds. HHH Camp The Work Leaf & Trash OO Pk|. of 4 nestic Lawn P/kll with Scraper (]ap a ; - 49*1 room, cwiferrtag with aldea. CAUi Hankscraft Auto ^ ^ Burner OurRags.ee ^ Qean-up A Leaf Bags About a hall hour earlier E’ri- . Safely Hamesa 2.39 i m Our Reg. 794 ^ Prestone Prime Gas'Line Deicer Counting on day nlg^t while tUrd-party Nixom’s die One J presid^tlal camlldate was 644-2720 Preventi caiburetor freeze-upi, Our aidk htartlni in winter weather. 24^ speaktog to an estimated 8,600 — '■ / ADA Backing persons' In Memorlali Audtto- A t T o lla n d H ig li; C~ Battery Booster Cable Set rltim, about 600 anti-Wallace 0 0 /7 / Heavy duty 8’ cblei. SHi 1.99 1.39 WASHINGTON (AP)—Hubert demonstrators—most of them W a l l a C e V / e l S r- H. Humphrey’s supporters con­ white and teen-agers or In there 2 Amp. Battery Charger sider an Americans for Demo­ early 20b—left the arena. By BETTE QUATBALE UL appioved. Uw for 6 or 12 volt Our A Q Q cratic Action endorsement a key They mlUed around for some RepubUcan presidential can- ' PUIMB-OUT ■i. 6 4 9 ^ . 7 7 for quick itarti in all weather. Rag. . to rallying antiwar Democrats time, then marched north on dixlate Richard Nixon won yes­ Vinyl Tubular Gasket around the vice president. Mato Street and had gone about terday’s Tolland High School snap Weatherstrip Kit ADA’s national board—which five blocks, police said, when mock election as anticipated, Suitable for doors, win- Our backad Sen. Eugene J. Mc- the car carrying four men drove with a total of 86 votes, or 4S wis by. dowi. Complete with nails. Rag. 7S4 49* Oarthy and hls anti-Vietnam per cent of the total vots. While. 17' long. \ pollOy stand before Hunli>hrey Police said ehots fired front The real surprise of the slac- lAi Garage Door Bottom TOdame the Dehlocratlc presi­ the car pierced a front door win­ tian, however, was the close­ ...... dential nominee—faced a deci­ dow of the Buffalo Courier Ex­ ness of the votes, and Democrat­ Weatherstrip Kit ^s.gg a sion at a meeting today whether press—narrowly mlesing a ic candidate Hubert Humphrey J I'lexlble rubber complete with nails. L i to endorse Humphrey or remain guard—and windows of seven with 54 votes, and American In­ 9 ft. lUe. neutral. other business places, Includtog dependent Party candidate iro-and-con shouting eaiy to Initidl. Neg. 1.9f I qMT/ ald Rmgan and Robert Ken­ HARDWARE R SUPPLY Five drying cycles, 3 selectors for proper Custom dry control automatically slops Three drying cycles, 4 position heal selector. Four speed combinations, 6 water temp, le- Humphrey remained off the grew to intensity as Wallace en­ nedy. Blgfiit Incorrectly marked drying temp. Tumble preu control, special d^ing action when clothes have the touch Quick, efficient laboi saver. , lectiuns. 2 year parts warranty, S year parti Galvanized Metal Leader campaign trail, meanwhile, tered the arena and approached ballots were dliMiuaUfled. ■77 Main Rt., Manchwrtor cool control for permanent press fabrics. of dryness you like. Np need to guess at lime guarantee ot transmission aiiembly. Com­ Strainers Nixon gwets Peter Marianl, candidate for congressman from States senator. On right is Joseph Burns, cfhairman of the ral­ with a relaxed schedme of pri- the microphones. But when he *nie mock election was the Phooe needed. plete front service. Special cool-down rinM Allows free flow of water lhroU|h f** 24^ forpe^aMi8£rcsi^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^aderi. Drop into place. the Second District. On left is Ed May, candidate for United ly. (Herald photo hy Buceivicius) (See Page Sixteen) (See Page Sixteen) (See. .Bngn..a«fen) \

4 > .1 ■V. X, PAGE THREE MANCHESTER EVENING HERATJ). MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1938 X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5. 1968 Tolland County Hebron Cigar Roller Sheinwold on Bridge Police Log Shjodif ilsLTL RiWcoff-May U.S. Politics X Business Bodies Agnew Girls NORTH X Plan to Fi^ht Debate on TV WEAR RIGHT SMUJT John Chllder of 51 Starkweath­ In Cuba Gets AFTER GOOD F IA T ♦ A 8 6 ' x er fit. found a pone of glass Larger 2S MPH Speed Sign OOLONIAL MAY BUY FIRMS PURCHASING DIBBOTOB TWO PROMOTED Enjoy Doing HARTFORD, Conn. (AP)— V iew ed b y 9 A987 X broken at his restaurant and ice TWO RBTTIBIKO Sen. Abraham Rlblcolf and By ALFRED SHEINWOU) Crime Issued The Colonial Board which re- Chatiea M. Gorman of 189 Two area residents have re­ ( D a J j a ^ 0 AK7 3 cream bar at 260 Hartford Rd. his Republican opponent, Movie Role 4 92 Two Maacheoter nwon win be cently purchased the Rogers Richmond Dr. has been appolnt- ceived promotions in the prlivt- Europeans Going Up Near Grade School Many people have tried In and the front door unlooked. He honored at « retirement dinner Ing division of the office ad­ Bit for Dad Edwin H. May Jr., »dll meet WEST EAST By M a ria n ! Flbre Company at Poland and ed director of purchosee for the •It sounds vain to explain the Mona lisa's called police who Investigated t o m ^ at ttte Mancheeter ministration deportmeiA at The in two televised debates. HAVANA (AP) - 4 Q I0 7 Bar Mills, Maine, has an- Rogers Corporation, Rogers, AONAPOUS, Md. (AP) — LONDON (AP) — "In Ameri- First Selectman P. John Per- prayer, 10 ; church school h„ve ♦ J3 and were unable to find any­ Travelers. The debates ore to be tele­ ca this year one can see the pol- ham, in response to several In- at 10 a.m. The Young People s like something that should have smile, but that’s because no­ <3? Q643 2 O J5 A lour-pointfour-point program to com- CJountry Ch* begtanb^------t. -^ 7 pounceanotinced methe proposoaproposed onquui-acqulal- Om necticut Pamela and Susan Agnew, ea­ thing miaaing. David E. Schako of 8(K1 Oak­ vised live by WTIC-TV, itics of the future/’ observed a qulrles about the speeding In Fellowship will meet at 6:30 happened at Hollywood and body asked me. Obviously, the 8 6 4 bat crime was outlined yester- **‘*”'j** Brockton Sole and Gorman, 84, joined Rogers in ger campaigners tor the Nlxon- 0 Q J2 0 land Rd., South Windsor, was Hartford (Channel 3) at 7 4 J76 service with the Prudential in- p ig,tic corporation (a plastics 1905 as Manufacturing Engineer British correspondent reporting the area of the Hebron Elemen- p.m. A coffee hour will follow instead of In revolutionary lady had just finished playing 4 A K 1084 Mrs. Donald Hale of 122 Weth- day by Peter Marianl, the Re- named assistant superintendent Agnew ticket, say youth khould p.m. Oct. 27 and by WNHC- auranoe Company o< Americ^ company of Brockton, Maas.) from Washington. A German tary School on Rt. 85, told the the 10 a.m. service, Cuba. a bridge hand, was satisfied SOUTH erell St. complained to police publican candidate tor Congress "You Cfln Taate Tho Quality” be heard but not when soitieone TV, New Haven (Channel 8) Itoe two out William Cooper Ferreraflex Corpora- of staff services and Wayne G. else has the floor. writer feels the current U.S. po- Board of Selectmen Thursday She was a ^ p e l y cigar roller with the result, but was t o o 4 K9542 Johnson of 32 Whitney Rd., Man­ at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 28. litlcal campaign can be com- that the State Highway Depart- Manchester Evening Her- IMstrirt- . America (a leather “And that goes if dad, George and he a Japanese movie dlrec- polite to crow about It, like <:? K 10 her pocket Ixwk when she left chester, was appointed job plan­ ( pared with the past. ment has agreed to replace a aid Hebron correspondent, It downstairs In the Mary potato.’’ Marianl said, board company of Nashua, New Wallace or ICr. Nixon Is speak­ tor looking for a leading lady, the declarer in today's hanit 0 10 9 5 ner. NOW . . . TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS These views were turned up in small 25-mlle-per-hour sign with Marjorie Porter, tel. 228-9118. Hampehire). Colonial produces ing," says aO-year-old Susan, with San Francisco, got nau­ One day he spotted her In the taken from the Olympic match ♦ Q53 Cheney Library yesterday and contained in my portion Schako joined the company In ------paper on tew and order releas­ •hoe board, box board, auto­ ROUTE 6 and 44A — OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY who holds no sympathy at all seated motoring up and down a survey this week of comment a larger one located near the lobby of the Habana Ubre hotel between Finland and the Unit- East South West 80S was taken out of Jt. ed laet week before I flew to motive board, luggage board 1962 in the printing division ai^ tor hecklers. the city’s hills. abroad about U.S. affairs. school. and bingo, a starlet was born. ed States. . , ^ Pass 2 Jit Pass In 1968 was nppotafed research Parkade Branch —• Monday through Saturday "There Can now be little doubt Perham had sent a request Kentucky for a dlscuasion of etc. and Is a publicly owned The two girls, who took leaves But both girls, as well as 12- The result has been a new job Opening lead —six of clubs. Double 3 4 Pm * Maaale K. Owen of Hartford consultant. He is a member of year-old Kim, have quickly de­ that what we are watching in to the highway department re- THEATER TIME 2LBsues with Republican Pres­ corporation with lUr 1,600 stock­ of absences from their jobs to for 18-year-old Obdulla (Judy) Baltimore expert Sue Sachs All Pass notified police that a credit edrd the Hartford d u b of Printing veloped a penchant for travel. the American elections is per- questing an investigation of the SCHEDULE idential Richard Nixon.” holders located throughout the . . . John and Bernice Rieg . . . stump for their father, Mary­ Placenda and the first Japa­ led the six of clubs, and her taken along with her wallet had House Craftsmen and a gradu­ Susan collects soap wrappers haps the most significant pollti- speed Umlt In the sch<»l zone Calling for a program of "■po- United States. The company land Gov. Spiro T. Agnew, the nese movie ever made In Cuba. partner, Nancy Gruver, took the been used In Manchester to ------ate of CJamegle-Mellon Unlver- and Pam match covers. cal movement in the West since and had explained the speeding Dummy’s last heart was good, make two purchases, one for sMtve ta theaga^ presently has 3(X>,000 shares of Republican vice presidential SATURDAY Judy’s only fling at fame before top clubs and led a third club idliy. TTiey made ’ their first solo the war,” wrote Henry Fairlle problem. The department also and declarer made her ambi­ ♦20.86 and the . other (or $84.22. Marianl stated he was common stock outstanding. nominee, have encountered lew Burn.dde —The Heart Is A was brief—as Miss Forestry of to the queen. Mrs. Sachs fol­ ♦ V oo anu m e j ^ e r lor » » ..gppgjjga y ,, IndlNerence Of Johnson, a graduate of Ro­ campaign ap pearan ce In of London's Sunday Express. Investigated the signal light at tious game contract. jeers so far in lour transconti­ Lonely Hunter, 7 :00-9:10. 1968. lowed suit to the third round chester Institute of Technology, Bridgeport, Conn., where Susan 'A massive social movement the Intersection of Rts. 68 and I Cinema I — Helga, 2:00-4:(X) The Baltimore girls, polite In Miss Cathy Kelly of 68 Mltchel tae J<*nsoit4Iumphrey admlnis- TO GIVE COURSE nental jaunts and 20,000 miles. The movie, provisionally of clubs, while dummy parted Rochester, N.Y., joined the com­ Hie third generation Grecians christened the "Nlxon-Agnew which has been gathering its 85. Perham had reported that 6;5o.7;6o-9:60. the tradition of their city, con­ Dr. reported to police that her __ Russell S. Callahan, vice named “ Cuba, SI," Is a semi- with a low diamond. pany In 1906 as a research assis­ rolling home" with a bottle of force In the West since the war, at times the light timing was sta te_Yours, Mine and Ours, The Finnish declarer (either gratulated declarer on her fine purse had been token when she atoilnl^Uon’s own president of traffic and safety kncsr one word ol Greek: Spiro, documentary about a Japanese tant In the printing division. He Greek wine. has In America at last affected erratic. 1:30-6:25-9:30. Fortune Cookie, a Mrs. Runeberg or a Mrs. play of the hand. Inwardly they ^ t up to dance at the Legion ^ .'"^f'^^ementa tor Nelson FYelghtways of Rock­ And in the name of Spiro, sailor who comes to Cube, falls Is a member of the Hartford they've sunk a canoe in the Pa­ The small bus, equipped with the political structure, and its According to the highway de- 3 .20-7 :0. wondered If she had planned It Hall. The purse contained $40. *Tave all helped to boost crime ville, is the Instructor ot a across the land and foetOr. com­ Club of Printing House Crafts­ cific Ocean, been kissed by Sen. literature for the Republican influence in the rest of the We.st partment, the 25-mlle-per- u.A. Theater —Rachael, 2 :00- that way or If she had just stum­ twelve-week course In basic and changes his political thlnk- plete disrespect for law and men. ‘ Everett M. Dirksen and eaten team—some in foreign lan­ must be immense. hour sign was an advisory sign 3 :45.5 :30.7 :10-9:10 then led a third trump. Mr?. bled Into the squeeze. ARRESTS traffic manag;ement sponsored unson guages—travels on the Eastern We are entering a revolu- but the established speed limit g ^ t Hartford Drive-In _ Ing. Judy, of course. Is the fe- The girl from Finland wasn’t order,” the Republlimn caiMU- by Nelson in Portland, Maine. seaweed at a Polyneslcm ban­ T nnH th« sailor Is Sachs stayed out of trouble by Frank J. Wojtyna, 29, of East HEADS NEW DIVISION Seaboard. tionary_____ ^______period in the . ...politics of for southbound traffic on Rt. 85 w ay To Die, 9:25.______Rougho - male guerrilla and the sailor Is j. heart from t h e saying. She juM had an enlg- date said. quet. Hartford, was charged with op­ The course, which began last Thomas J. Turner Jr. of 275 Susan Is the more outgoing of the West: The working class Is south of the intersection was 40 jn Jericho, 7:30. played by Japanese actor Masa matlc smile on her face. Marianl proposes the provi­ No matter what happens in West hand on the third trump, erating a motor vehicle while the two older girls, but together becoming right-wing, the middle miles per hour. The zones and Windsor Drive-In —Leg- Tsugawa. Daily Questton sion of funds to the Nationed South St. In Tolland has been November, life won't be the but trouble was just one trick tinder the Influence of intoxicat­ Charles M. Gorman promoted to superintendent of Candy Kitchen same. they’re chatty and virtual look- class reforming and liberal," he the location of speed limit signs Qf Lylah Clare, 9:15. When The Communist youth news- Partner opens with one heart, Institute of Law Enforcement away. ing liquor, when police observed Allied Printtag Co.’s newly Where quality Candy U Mode Fteoh DaBy lik e the time in Maine. alikes. concluded. are established by the State Lights Went Out, 7:30. paper Juventud Rebelde (Rebel Mrs. Gruver had to return a and the next player paeeee. Ton and Criminal Justice to assure for the Elastomer Products Di­ "I agree with dad’s ideas,” But Heinz Pol, Washington Traffic Oommdssion and cannot Manchester Drive-In —Angels Youth) says the film "reflects hold: Spades, J-S; Hearts, q- him aUegedly driving hU cat meaningful research programs VnUtein Cooper formed Duplicating Division to "They presented dad with a fourth club, and there was no in an erratic manner on K. Cen­ vision in WlUlmantlc. Before be opened In Manfchester next Ctaooee From Over 200 Vorleaea pfaie tree," Susan said, "and he Susan replied to a question on correspondent of the Frankfur- be altered, according to a letter prom Hell, 7:00-10:25. Psych- the reality of Cuba arid Japan safe discard from the West e-4-3-2; Diamonds, q-J'-ti Onba, concenvlng crime and Its de­ that he was a Project Manager ter 8t., last.night. He wlU an­ of 76 Green Manor Rd. and Oor- week. her father’s political philosophy. ter Rundschau, feels the key to from the highway department, out, 8:50. today.” hand when declarer ruffed. If J-7-6, terrents." put it on my lap while he was swer to the charge ,in Manches­ tveHus O’Leary of 176 Vernon for Raytheon (Company’s Sub­ Turner, who was formerly as- giving a speech. It was raining “ But I haven’t seen him since understanding current Ameri- It was suggested that If the SUNDAY Director Kazuo Kurokl says West threw a diamond, declar­ What do yon say? Also, "the etKOuragement of marine Signal Division In Ports­ A festival (ail season begins wtUi eur the campaign," she laughed. ter Circuit Court 12 on Oct. 21. the states to U'»e grants tor plan­ S t and all I could do was sit there can politics lies in the past. speeding problem continued the Burnside —The Heart Is A one of the main purposes of the er could win a diamond trick Answer: Bid two hearts. De­ mouth, R.I. "We just go along (or the ride, Michael G. Vassallo, 20, of Cooper began his career with while the mud ran down my "Historical comparisons are state police should be contacted, i^mely Hunter, 2:00-4:05-6:15- movie will be to explain the with the ten after taking dum­ spite your excellent trump sup­ ning provided (n the Safe Street Ho graduated from M.I.T. In Hartford, was charged with Acts to Investigate the possIblU- Prudential In 1937. Prior ito that MARZIPAN legs.” and enjoy it,” she said. nearly always Imperfect," he Sunday School 8:25. Ideas and writings of fallen my’s ace and king. Mrs. Sachs port, you do not have enough 1966 and has a master’s degree making unnecessary noise with ty of assigning some traffic cmi- hs was an entertainer having Pamela, 25, who fell in love ■wrote. "But when more and Robert Links, superin- Cinema I —Helga, 1:30-3:20- gpierrilla idol Ernesto (CSie) therefore threw a second low playing strength to jump to four In Business Administration from A dellelous candy fruit designed In a variety more Americans cite the exam- tendent of the Gilead Congrega- 5:15-7:15-9:16. Guevara, who has become one a motor vehicle, when he aUeg­ trol duties to non-police person­ studied at the Metropoliitan heart. hearts. If you had a singleton the University of Rhode Island, of shapee. Try almond paste at ito rolorful pie of Hitler when they talk tional ’ Sunday School, reports State—Yours, Mine, and Ours, of Cuba’s biggest martyrs, edly accelerated his car on W. nel.” School of Music In Now York beat. House Heverses Ruffs Heart In spades, with one extra card where he was a member of tho about the comet-like rise of jjg children are enrolled 1:30-6:25-9:30. Fortune Cookie, ■•Because movies in Japan Center St. last night causing the The Republican candidate sug­ City. He has resided toi Man­ The Finnish expert thereupon In any of the other suits you PM Kappa PM honorary so­ IHanrl?PHtpr (George) Wallace and his new classes at the Sunday School 3:02-7:20. are controlled by the big monop- would jump to four hearts. tires to screech. He will an­ gests "Congress • employ the chester tor the past 32 years Busing Rider discarded the other low dia­ ciety. third party, the comparison is opening day. U.A. Theater —Rachael, 2 :00- gj,gg y,g tij^g ojat a Copyright I M swer the charge in Manchester FBI, to furnish consulting and Enmity mond from dummy, cashed the with his wife Laura. The couple He has a wife and two chil­ WASHINGTON (AP) — The not completely false. Many who ^he teen-age class did not 3:45-5:30-7:10-9:10. movie is being made about the top hearts and ruffed a heart. General Features Ooep. Circuit Court 12 on Oct. 21. teaching services to local police have two children: Stephen, who training schools, with funds for dren. PubUAed DaUr Kxcept Sundari House has reversed itself and have a good memoiy remember g^g^ jgg^ Sunday but will be- East Hartford Drive-In — people and for the people. And I 1s now a Doctor and Louise^ who sad HoHdara at 13 Bluell Street the notorious September 1930 gin this week and all Gilead Lovely Way To Die, 7 :30. Rough gj^^ gure the Japanese people trataing to com e frojn the Safe voted to permit the government ACCIDENTS Manchester, Conn. (080S0) election in Germany. Sitreets Act of 1968.” 8HAININ IN PANEL teen-agers are welcome to at- Night In Jericho, 9:20. understand this film,” says A rear end ooUladon occurred Peleohooe MS-3TU to withhold federal money from "At that time people expected tend. The class meets from 9:46 East Wlnt^r^ Drlve-ta Kurokl. An Independent, his Also suggested Is the Dorian Shalnin of 35 lake- daas Postace Paid at at Hackmatack 6t. and S. Main s^regated schools. the growth of National Social­ to 10:45 a.m. Ned EUls Is the end ’ Of Lylah Clare, 7:30. When known dim credit to date "estabUrfunent of regional FBI wood a rete S., vice piresldeiit Maw^Mer. Oonn The House originally attached St. yesterday afternoon involv­ ism within and outside Parlia­ teen class teacher assisted by The Ughte Went Out, 9:0. probably is “ SUence With crime laboratories to provide of Rath and Strong Inc. of Bos­ a rider to the money bill for the ing cars operated by James D. ment because ofglie rising popu­ Mrs. John Hibbard. Mandieater Drive-In —Angels ^ [ „ g .. services for local enforcement \ t ton, Mass., will be one of three BUB8CRIPTION RATES Department of Health, Educa­ Reuter, 39, ti< 96 S. Lakewood P ai^ e in Advance larity of Hitler and his party. Other staff members and From Hell, 9 :00. Psych-Out, 7.15. Kurokl’s mlnlcrew beg;an agencies.’’ well known experts In the field tion and Welfare barring the Circle and Edward C. Dzlob, 26, Bussell 8. Oanahao One Year ...... 130.00 "But it was not expected that assignments axe Mrs. shooting In August, mostly Marian! met privately with of quality control who will take a u Mcotha ...... lAK) government from forcing sdiool of Bailey Rd„ Andover. No In­ ROUTE 6, BOLTON — TEL 649-4332 the Nazi splinter party would James Derby, superintendent of arcamd Havana. Some of the Nixon last Thursday in Louis- week, U being token by repre­ port In a panel.discussion at the Hires Months ...... 7.80 districts to bus pupils to correct DANCE juries or damages were report­ burst forth as the second largest the nursery and teacher of the Church to Move guerrilla scenes were taken In vlUe, Ky. sentatives from 36 industrial 22nd annual New England Qinl- OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY till 8:00 P.M. One Montb ...... X«0 segregation. parliamentary faction, with mil­ three year old class; Betsy Ha'vana’s Almendaree Park ed. “ I was deUgJited when I talk- companies tn Maine. Ity Control Conference t o b o Candy Also Available For Fund Raising An earlier rear end collision ^ But the Senate revised the rid­ lions of supporters.” Foote, four year olds; Judy Back Indoors where the mosquitos Eire Saturday, Oct. 5 Nlxon to discover that According toW theV**XJ company It held o-vat Wentworth-by-the-Sea* »w .... j ------In er last month, allowing money Another view of the situation occurred at 10 a.m. yesterday pe x»ans to use the power of the te the first full traffic manage- Portsmouth, N.H. on Oct. 16-18. Porter, five year olds; Mrs. healthy and hungry. A O^SS In* __ J EXCLUSIVE! to be withheld to "overcom e ra­ came from Gerald Prlestland, Mary LaRock, Grade 1; Mrs. The Eastmlnster United Pres- But It beats rolling tobacco at Mata and Center 8U. In­ Presidency to beef up the war ment course sponsored by a car- ShaiMn, a well known lecturer cial Imbalance.” Washington correspondent of Robert Links, Grade 2; Janice byterian Fellowship, which volving cars operated by Joseph on crime,” Marianl stated. "He rier In the state of Maine. and writer on quality control, Thomas J. Turner PARENTS: KCWSiMCisuis leaves, says brunette Judy. "I RAY'S PAVILION The House voted 166 to 158 the British Broadcasting Corp. conducted Its Sunday services G. Krasewskl, 42, of Hartfoid told me that my propoeals were Callahan established the first will take part In the conference mtium; setsis msikxisi A Porter, Grade 3; Leon Gaxdl- like It very much." OOVXOmtT LAKE slstont to the general manager niursday to go along with the “These are bad times to be an outdoors during the summer at and Marilyn Konlng of 462 Main just the klivd of action he wants degree program In traffic man- attended by 3(X) management >0(1 S(f HEIM (IKST"' Unlted Mrs. Richard at Allied, began with the com­ Senate version. Ihe Senate intellectual in the the site of Its future church off Danclni^ 8:00 till Midnight AdmlMlon $3«it 8t., Slouth Windsor. One of the to take In order to turn back egement In the country at and technical personnel from Keener, Grade 5; Mrs. Walter pany In 1963 after completing NEED TIRES? must etui approve the compro­ States," he observed. “ Intellec­ umcBiitior Id thf Dtrtri U-e Berk, Grade 6, and Mrs. Nor­ Woodside Sb, has returned (or vehicles had stopped (or the the tide of crim e.” Holyoke Community College In quality control and related tuDi fBf tiietnttimf- mise $18.4 mllUon money bill be­ tuals are out of fashion. studies at Rochester Institute of man Long, Grade 7 and 8. the winter to the George E. red light there and the other "I know I will get support for Holyoke, Mass., In 1958 where fields, ‘hr -tirtuiestOTgUfOufH?''' fore it can go to the President. "The average America Is fed W o H A l i e i c L — Featuring — Technology Rochester, New Those who will serve as class Slye School, East Hartford. was unable to stop In time. No my war on organized crime", he served as assistant profes- The House Insisted however, up with complicated solutions. The Fellowship will dedicate Marianl stated. "Not only ftom York, where he majored In 40% DISCOUNT aides are Mrs. W. James Lee, ■ V ■I Injuries were reported and dam­ •or and dtaector of the cur- ^ on Its more stringent language He wants simple answers even DRIVE-IN printing managernent. During H e l g a v Mrs. Robert Cone, Mrs. Bruno a memorlEil gift cross at I t s age was light to both vehicles. the presidency, but from the Ttculum. barring federal aid funds to stu­ If there are no simple answers.” THE C H O SEN In’ People his five years with Allied he TRUCK TIRES tAST HAnrtoRD ^ Cordanl and Mrs. Roger Ooaby. warship service tomorrow at ID Dr. Joel M. Kennedy, 84, of 9 people of the Second District In 1969 Callahan was named dents convicted of offenses ■ 15 has served In a number ol su­ Laymen’s Sapper a.m. at the school, during Its French Rd. backed out of his of Qxmecticut.’’ one of the ten outstanding man­ ( C I N E M A 1 stemming from major dlsturb- Now—Ends Sun. help and pervisory positions. PREMIUMS •OVCIWBOW tT EMIT TO miW tT. The Tolland Ctounty Laymen’s observance of World-Wide Com­ drivewaj'ivcwa u*,*,Into the path —— — of - a cal' 'Everyone must agers in the U.S. by the trucking aiK^ea at colleges and undversl- Binder Tobacco Cornelias OTieary Jog in Style Currently attending the Uni­ Supper and meeting will be held munion Sunday. Starts 7:00, Feature 8:SS bjTIJnda*^ Vaughan of everyone must decide as I have indxBtry. A month ago he was Uea. versity of Hartford evening di­ Tuesday at the Gilead Congre- The cross. In the form known 226 Ludlow Rd. yesterday at I done, that he will not rest until a registered nurse, appolndted as instructor of busl- By JEAN SPRAIN WILSON F IR ST L IN E 5 Harv€«t Small la now vision (or a degree in business gatlonal Church. The supper as the Celtic Cross, Is hand Cl a.m., according to police. He organized crime Is broken u ^ rvwoer is on accampUshed ness logtettes (the management AP FasMon Editor The cigar binder tobacco (Ha- at 6 :30 p.m .; the cost carved of native wood from was Issued a written warning the Republican candidate _____ having addressed of physical supply and dlstrlbu- administration, Turner Is a ^ Firestone Wide Ovals PUN FOR EVERYONE ~ UNDER 21 member of the Printing Indus­ vana seed and broadleaf) acre- j 2. The speaker for the evening Thailand. It Is the gift of LA. ■EAS for improper backing. No 'n- ed.— "I ' am ”going * “ to work on tWs cTOUDSspeaker in the U. S. and Canada, tion) at Western New Eng- NEW YORK (AP)—Jogging TONIGHT—1st RUN age harvested Is the seewd low- jjg j„h n Rogers of Boltcm, Col. Ralph R. Wlllers, deputy jurlei or diunagefl weo'e report and I wm not quit until the Job eddreased the Hart- land OMlege, Springfield. Mass. was once a very solitary activi­ tries Association, the Connecti­ Armstrong Prowlers 7a.-, HANG EM HIGH cut Valley Litho Club and the BOTH m COLOR est In the hlstOTy cJ the Con- Negro historian and lec- chaplain for the U.S. A i r Dd. ty largely confined to athletes In nectlcut Valley. Francis M. Lut- ^urer. Rogers Ls presently teach- Force in Thailand. The cross Co-Hlt has also announced r e -E L E C ^ ^ T O POSTS Rochester Institute of Technol­ training and so-called health Special Purchase nWM THE coap*HY nwr BROUGHT WX) wlnaa, county office manager of g g(,y„g p, Negro history was commissioned by Col. plana for the estobU sh m ^ Jrf Two area men, officers of ogy, Alumni. d*soclatlon. '•THE PARTY" t'/i -HELCSMBELS ON WHEELS-^ the Hartford County AS<3S 0(- y^g Manchester (Community Wlllers and given to the fellow a series of "listening posts , GLeaiy stert^ wdth P ru^ savings Bank Association nuts. Turner Is nifirled and has a m^Hous second Dlrtrict com- ^taJ19^6 h^Uv^^ta w.e GOODYEAR NYLONS CYlU-FSYCHOSi flee, reports that College- ship ...... by he and his wife Mrs... Next Fri. ‘Young Runaways’ Two in DeMolay For these early morning en­ daughter. harvested this year In Hartford Confirmed Katherine Wlllers of Oak St. thusiasts the parks and road­ FULL 4 PLY county was 1150 acres, with ap- ,j^ sacremental order of 65 TOLLAND TURNPIKE MANCHISTIR (iet Chevalier The purpose of the "listening to coonlng here he w^emp W M e ^ ^ the sides were as vast and lonely as VS.C0PS!!!! /i poet,” Maiinal explained, “Is by The General Electric Com- Business laeeijng 6 .5 0 X 1 3 ------$ 1 2 .9 5 proxlmately another 20 Confirmation was observed by the Wright brothers’ skies. What NOW THRl' SUNDAY! 7 .7 5 X 14- .$ 1 4 .9 5 •SWBMinUiK grown In Tolland and Mlddl^ the'Rt. Rev. J. Warren Hutch- ^ Owmigbt she became a star, jonn M-auier vrx — T* $^11 r^raan- they wore hardly mattered as A Good Kiss sex counties, making a total of g^g suffragan Bishop of Con- Featuring Tonight DeMotey, wlU receive one of the opportunity to teU me long as It was utilitarian. -$ 1 4 .9 5 many nighta she K i r k > Teresa, teaches elementary 7.75 X 15- CONN’S. TOP ROOK GROUP order’s highest awards, t h e ally, what action they b ^ < ^ Then the Right people took up k m 1170 acres harvested as compar- ngcticut, Sunday at the S t became a legend They are Kerwln A. Spencer Is H ard To STRASBER6. STOCKWEa o i m i a s school here in Manchester. 8 .2 5 X 14- -$ 1 6 .9 5 These are the ed to 1120 acres grown In C ^- pgfgr’s Episcopal Church In He- D I It II Chevalier Degree, In semi-pub- shoMd be taken of 50 Thomas Dr., administra­ jogging. Now the wide open run­ PIus T a x P L E A S U R E nectlcut In 1967, the record low Fourteen persons wero SnvA THE BLUE BEATS lie ceremonies tonight at 8 at by Con^ss. <>" tive vice president and treas­ ning spaces are clogged with C om e By! year, or as con n ed to 25,000 confirmed: Timothy Bingham, Masonic' Temple. The degree Is fectlng the r>iim8" OPENS COSMETIC STUDIO joggers in pursuit of youth, LOVERS- Ko so n a urer, and Donald B. Eden of Try Ours By acres, the re ^ y^. fychard Bingham, Michael ■I awarded for outstanding and He also In d lc ^ ^ he P Mrs. Barbara Sanzo of 9 Lll- Seneca Dr. In Vernon, assistant health, and shapeliness. wWrti was 1926. Of the m o gjjgghan, Marianne Tefft. Sally distinguished service to the De- to wwork o * JXley St. Is the owner and man- gecretary. The offices of the In WasMngton the activity has MUNSON DISCOUNT acres grown in Connecticut thto Qraves, Amand Wright. Nancy JO A N N A and fhe Molay Order. through an active pro^ ager of the new Merle Merie Norman norman givingsSavings Bank Association oloi gained favor with so many im- year, only 14.0 am-ra were In william Diinketh, Nancy Receiving the Chevalier de- roving office------hours----- throughout , J OosmeUcs „ Studio on Tolland r.nnnooftr.] Connecticut are located at 799 portant personages that news- WELLES COUNTRY STATION the district if he is elected Cole's Havana seed and the rest m John Lavake, Valerie W tr r T o D n r NEW TESTAMENT' grec are Rocco J. Francollne Tpke, Rt. 83 on the town line Main |rgj_ St.g j injji Hartford. men must literally put on their STORE 451 WEST CENTER STREET broadleaf. Lavake, Daniel Arch, Janice Ph* .. . Doris Wsy Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Rocco which opened it’s doon o n Some 550 Association mem­ track shoes to locate their news Route 83—Taloottville PracUcaUy all of ^ tobacco jjgygg ••WhiSB Were You When PliM . . . Dean Martin 643-5332 UgfaU Went Ont" Rougli Nlcbt In Jericho” COMING FRIDAY. OCT. 11 J. Francollne of 616 Spring St.; bers representing the State’s 69 sources. TMs Is a lot more OPEN SUNDAYS grown this year has Services to be held tomorrow and Kenneth A. Royce, sort of A n d o v er mutual savings banks, and their strenuous than taking morning purchased by the d|^ trade. pg^g^..^ ^^.g. y^iy f4Sr WINDSOR [RSTHARTFORD Direct from Cheetah Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Royc^, guests, attended the convention constitutionals with Harry Tru­ Very little, U any. w U ^ sub- communion at 8 a.m .; conflr- DRIVE IN ★ RT 6 DRIVE IN ★ RT ') "THE 26rii DREAM " 126 Falknor Dr. wMch featured speakers .>( In­ man. mltted for price support loans motion class, 9 a.m.; morning Both of the past master coun­ terest to the management C BOLTON LAKE HOTEL | from the government. Prices Town Meets And when celebrities are on cilors of John Mather Chapter group. the jog can men jiggling camer­ Route -44A— Bol'ton, Conn. piald to farmers were somewhat ------' have received the chapter’s higher per pound this year than as be far beMnd? ( "Dad" Walsh award (or being On Monday COLONIAL CONTROLLER Tel. 643-9731 they were last year, but the Whenever there are crowds, the outstanding DeMolay of the David R, Nichols of 74 Arnott reporters I’gpQi'i.ers tij»uand photographers For Food At margin of profit the farmer will year. Royce has also served as The annual town meeting will V • DD in in iin g reeBse will not be substantial Rd___was appointed controller of what you wear begins to matter. Its Finest state.aie masteriiia-tvi councilor. be held a t , the e l e m e n ^ the Colonial Board Oomi>any this Garments not only must be • D ancing enough due to the Increased On The Terrace, THE UNIVERSirr Of CONNECTICUT The degree will be conferred gchool on Monday at 8 p.m. The week. In his new position he will functional, but cMc as well, • B anquets costa of labor, supplies, equip­ by Marshall E. Hodge, grand main purpose of the meeting Is Overlooking ment, taxes, and Insurance. 1968 1969 be In charge of ell accounting Desig;ners have taken notice comnMinder; Chester M. Ferris, to hear and accept the reports functions, reporting directly to uje needs of the new market • W eddings Beautiful Bolton The (piallty of the tobacco boa commander in the West; Wll- town officers and boards as the Treasurer. potential. VIP joggers, and are Lake. turned out to be good after a Uam Warner, commander In the presented In the report. Copies • Conventions A native of Manchester, Nl- doing something fashionably bed start the early part of the South; and Alexander C. Pen- of the report have been mailed Home Furnishings Since 1899! AIR CONDITIONED season due to excessive rain and chote served with the U.S. Navy constructive (or them. ny, grand marshal. James Me- to all famlUea In town. Open 6 Days The Year Round—Thursday Nights till 9 :00 FEATURING cool weather. The harvesting concerts Kay will be the organist, and other business listed in the A leader Is Bonnie Cashln. and curing weather has been the soloist will be Ronald Blrick- warning Is to elfect three mem This practical woman was quick THE NICK NKKOUS TRIO Ideal. Indications are that yields to recognize that neither rain son. bers to the Memorial Day Com­ Every Friday and Saturday for your Dancing and per acre will be about average, :?■ nor snow would slow a Jogger’s Listening Pleasure mittee, to see U ■the town will which is around 1850 pounds per vote to abolish the Capitol Im­ step. OPEN HOUSE acre, and about 10 per cent high­ Rham District provement Planning Oomnilttee, Her Idea of a perfectly beauti­ er than In 1987. and to see if a committee ful and functional costume Is a School Menu should be established to Investi­ Mrs. Barbara Sanio hooded pullover topped by a AMERICA gate the acquiring of a resident side-vented tunic, knitted knick­ state trooper. A petition with Wednesday. The grand opening ers and calf-high socks and and FURNITURE Datly-fl:00-8:S5 Next Week the names of 80 some electors ends today. an A niffs 7*S B -L isli.n .ell ^ NW. 4-9 Sat, Sun. tliC itOIiS'ek* —— — — The menu to be served at the was recently presented to the The new studio will carry a since jogging has been up­ 2-8:45-5:80-7:10-9:10 Evea at 8:88 Wed. Mat. at S p.m. Sat. Mat. at 2:80 p.m. "Yours, Mine and Ours” Rham cafeteria next week will Board of Selectmen. full Hive of Merle Norman coa- graded, so has the costume It­ uo.B:)M)-9;80 be: Monday, breaded veal metlcs and will feature a "try self. Ordinary sweatshirt cotton FASHION SHOW Another Item up (or vote Is to For best eboice’of seats HURRAH! steaks with tomato sauce, mash­ see If the town will vote to au­ before you buy” plan based on or rayon would not do. Cash- the three-steps-to-beauty phll- mere Is Miss CJashin’s choice. It Tomorrow, October 6th— 3 to 6 P.M. ORDER NOW BY MAIL A NIW HAY ed potato, and buttered green thorize the Board of Selectmen LICILLE15AI1 beans; Tuesday, la pizza cas­ to allow the use of a part of the oaophy of the 88-year-old coa- is luxuriously soft and has class ★ Keith’s Usual Hospitality, With A Supreme Gift! Full Prices OPENING: lY JIAN-CUUOl VAN ITAUII serole, garden salad; Wednes­ one room of the town garage on metlcs firm. as well. ★ No Sales To Be Made ★ Learn What's New For 1968 It will have to do until some­ Mon.-Tburs. eves: Orcb, or 1st HENRY FONDA OPF-BROAOWAY TOIWINO COMPANY day, lamb patties and gravy, Long Hill Rd. (or a Teen Cen- For the grand opening M!r«. Bal. $7.50, $7.00, $8.00; 2nd BaL M ON DAY, OCT. 7th buttered potatoes. peas or ter. At the moment little 1s ganzo offered a free tiour o f body starts jogging In mink. $5.00, $4.00, $8.00; Frt.-8at- eves: Come and have ' Predueod by Stophaalo tills spinach;spiimcut Thursday, a I*U* » baked------link known KllUWlt cv»as tow sponsorship of-- the---- beauty and —a complimentary------«------w International Orcb. or 1st Bal. ($8.00 sold ROBERTA PECK aauenge, mashed potato, whole center,. 4how ...... lIt a aafuiVttl/4would /W*\A«* operateo 4 a _____ make-up1..a aa—. $#v to all 1 ladleso /UAO Iw V hoh A out), $7.50, $0.50; 2nd Bal. $0.M, l & u r s . kernel com and applesauce; and other...... detiadla. dropped ” in or called—..- j • for on - ap­ $4.60, $84)0. Columbia Recording Star Friciay, fish sandwich, potato .Girl Scout Drive pointment. Free favors and re­ Coffee Mug tus! Wed. Mat. at 8 p.m.: Orcb or and chips and cote slaw. A committee of five women, freshments were also distribut­ David R. Nichols 1st Bal. $5.00, $4.50, $8410; 2nd Mine all of whom have had consider­ ed to patrons. IT DOES “CXDFFEE TIME” f « I T during the Korean conflict, and I t Bal. $24W, $2.00. and able experience with Girl Scout­ Mrs. Saiwo has operated a Sat. M at at 2:80 p.m.: Orcb. The PAUL NEVES Duplicate Bridge is a gnraduate ot Bryant College, In 20 Languages ----- » ing UIB here, has been formed tg MeneMerle nonmu* Norman o-u— Studio in the providence,Providence, Rhode Island withwim N M tE A Paul Upson or 1st Bal. $6.00, $64)0, $5.00; head up the Girl Scout fund Gives Added “Flavor” 2nd Bal. ($4.00 sold out), $34)0,- TRIO Results last night tn a dupll- bead up the Girl Scout tond Manchester area for the past ^ep-ee of Bachelor of Science cate bridge game at the Italian- drive which will run from Oct. y^g^g ghe has maintained A^unittag. DIFFERENCE: To Your (Joffee Break! $2.00. OXJRS Direct from BOSTON American Club are: North- ^ through the 28. On the com- offices on Mata St, E. Center Nichole is a certified public ' • exp^flenoe What A (jonversation Piece • eeWnil Please make checks payable to John Descy and Mrs. mittee are Mrs. ^bert C^p- gnd has operated out of her g„d a m em l^r of • kMWledge Tokt Home Yow Mug Tfddkr £ Rpof South; Yours FREE! and mall wltb stamped return m -JOHNSON in the GIBSON ROOM Dwight- Roy first;fir«t- Fred Panzen- bell,hell. Mrs. AUen Frazier, Mrs. „ „ „ „ y^ethe pastnast year.veor. American Institute and the • involvement enyelqpe to : Busbnell Memorial, hagen and Sidney Wyde. second; Robert Hamilton, Mrs. LUcas ------) Hartford, Coon. OtlOi TOM IIO.SI I V CoimeoUcut Society of Certified With A New - Exciting - Different - Sound James Pollies and Richard Moe and Mrs. Rlchaird Osborne. ^ qjj ^Ag VEGAS Tl^IP Public Accountants as well as COLOR O’Brien, third. Edward Doucette of 27 S. Al- the „ „ Manchester Rotary Club,------BOGiMNI "Fiddler On The B oor' For Tour Listening & Dancing Pleasure JORGENSEN THEATRE, Stem o i i h !■ i u r v I by Deluxe MONDAY thru SATURDAY From 8:30 P.M. Also, Baet-West; Mr. a n in ton St., sales manager of Paul Omar Shrine Club, Sphinx Tem- I eoclpee $...... for...... tickets.@$...... Mrs. Al LaPlantjflrat; members wlU be calling Dodge Pontiac on Main St., pie Shrlners, and an officer SWING — With PAUL NEVES & His Piano SUNDAY, OCTOBER i Pasternak and Thomw Land- tee membera be ^ has just returned from a trip m the Friendship Lodge of Mas­ Kepresewtertve inSMAINST. MANCHESTER each lor ...... Walter Matthau Starring In TWO rCRF0IIMJU(CIS->:n u l ( i K * ^ ' dat»—1st Cbolce date—2nd Choice "HAPPY HOUR" — DAILY From 5-7 P.M. ers. seoondi Mr^and Mrs. Her- peop e fo^ IJ^J^er l y do s^ to lis Vega, as winner of a on., 2 0 H i A n i u M i “Tlu Fortune Cooide” bert Smith, third. L caHlng any m e m b e r ^ the national competition sponsored Nichols, who Is married t o □ Orcb. □ 1st Bal. □ 2nd Bal. □Matinee □Evening STEAKS — CHAR-BROILED TO PERFECTION ON THE OPEN HEARTH lU O l <2.00 (ShOiote DO,) G nl.'S w ^ D fe trte t Sat-Suo. 8:20-7:20 The game Is sponsored th ^ by Pontiac Motor Division. Dou-, the former Jacqueline Bennett Committee tor ^ g g ln l LUNCH OR DINNER IN THE ELEGANT 'CENTURY ROOM' Manchester Bridge Club and w ______cotte, who has been with Paul of Manchester, was partner tn Nome ...... yf ftw\Minulei From Downtown Hartford J. BoyllM, Trena. played each Wedtwsday at 7 ^ Manchester Evening. Herald Dodge for 10 years, won the trip the firm o4 Sidney Roller and Ooraing S ot, O ct 12th Retervationt Street ...... ‘‘Heidi’’ Matinee Only 860 Main St p.ns. and each Friday at^8 p.m^ A ^ ov er oorresDondont. L aw as a result of outstandlnK sales Company C.p.A.’s <>f m rttord. 289-4J59 Andover dorrespondont, Town, State, Zip ...... E. Hartford m t at toe club, 185 Eldrldge St. Play renoe Moe, teU 7U-6798. during toe port year. before joining Colonial Board. ^teafe Club Is open to toe public. 1

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mashed potato, buttered peas,. South Wbisor Ttoocolate tart with topping, PAPE F orm MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1968 bread and butter, milk; Friday, elementary and Timothy Ed­ Bolton Last Legislature Hiked Aid wards, frozen orange Juice, T olland baked macaroni and cheese, buttered green beans. Ice cream Ladies Benevolent Society To Schools^ Lassman States bar, bread and butter, milk. Low Patriot Day High school, cheese pizza, but­ state RepraBentatlve Edwin made available that small antiques. Items may be amounted to $16,000 for East milk; Tuesday, elementary, Zambia President Kenneth liy mail. Thiri'.-t Department, Tolland Square- teachers can vrork on Mlf-evalu- Windsor and $56,000 for South soup, tunaflsh roll or peanut Kaunda flew for a state visit )III nhlinatinti. I'n." hti,- E n Q a ^ e d dancers, Republic W o m a n ’s left with her. atlon In preparation for accredi­ to Windsor. The special education butter sandwich, potato chips, (lil'ri'f Sii llfi nil' CHiib, Young Democrats, and the Yam will be provided to all tation this spring. •Itie engagement of Miss Ju­ those wishing to knit. Ladles' grents were increased by $6 mil­ coleslaw, cake with icing, milk; /rill rif/it ;/nn. VFW. It is hoped that dUzens Evening library hoiun at the dith Ann Haberem to Robert should contact Mrs. Warren lion and the special eild to Dis­ Tuesday, Timothy Edwards and of Tolland will acquaint them­ high school will run from 7 to William Allen, both of Manches­ Hoar, West St., or Mrs. Nor­ advantaged was increased by High School, baked ham with selves with these groups and 9 Mondays and Wednesdays, ^ ^ T T ino^ a n k ^ MANCHigyraxi ter, has been announced by her man Balch, Lyman Rd. $12.4 million .resulting In an ad­ raisin sauce, buttered rice, but­ SALE the services they offer. starting thds Monday. 928 Main St.. Mancheetor,.— — - parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael ’Those wishing to donate baked ditional $35,000 In East Windsor tered wax beans, cake with Ic­ Special guests of the day will Mrs. Beverly Plumb the Please send me more Information on Family Plan. Haberem of 27 Norwood St. goods should contact Mrs. Jo­ and $70,000 to South Windsor. ing, bread and butter, mUk; be the Sing Out Glastontjury. a business education department Nam«: Her fiance is the son of Mr. seph Tracy, School Rd., and The total grant In state aid Wednesday, Italian spaghetU — I group of 50 youngsters under will attend the fall meeting of Up to 50% off and Mrs. William Alien of 638 candy makers should contact for education to the towns in with meat sauce, cheeee, Strilot; ___ I the direction of Ridiard Wat­ OOVE for state coordinators and Parker St. Mrs. Roy Maus, Brookfield Rd. the 46th District to the 1967-89 tossed green salad with French i f i t son. Organized as a local chap­ directors of vocational education A L C O A City: zip: Miss Haberem, a 1965 gradu­ Mrs. Joseph Roberts is in biennium was $889,000 to East dressing, apple crisp, bread and ter of "Up With People,” the Father’s Age...... Mother’s Age...... No. of Children, ate of Manchester High School, charge of aprons. Anyone wish­ Oct. 9. Windsor, an increase of $146,000 butter, mUk (high schodl and Baked White Enamel ... j group seeks to present a posi­ attended Manchester Communi­ ing to donate aprons should and $2,125,000 In South Windsor, Timothy Edwards, French CaU 649-5203 j tive image of their generation Manchester Evening Herald GUTTERS AND ty College. She is employed at contact her, on Hebron Rd. or an Increase of $682,000. bread and butter); Thursday, through example and song. Bolton correspondent, Oleme- the Hartford National Bank and Besides these grants to towns, veal bird with tomato saUoo, Also scheduled at the Patri­ School Cited DOWNSPOUTS Trust Co., Hartford. Mr. Allen, well Young, tel. 64S-8M1. the legislature Increased the ap­ SAWIHGSBAHR ‘ " ot’s Day will be a Meet the The Bolton Center School has is a 1964 graduate of Manches­ propriation to the University of Deal Direct With Candidates program with State received a Certificate of Excep- ter High School and a graduate Connecticut by over 46 per cent; ’Tbo Men Who Do Senator Andrew Repko and his Uonal Merit and has been FOR RENT OF M a n c h e s t e r ^ i of Manchester Commtmlty Ciol- placed on the National School to the community colleges by MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD » SO. WINDSOR , Democratic oi^nent Robert Tho Work lege. He attends Central Con­ Safety Honor Roll of the Na- almost 260 per cent and by over 8 and 16 mm. Movie Pro- Houley. JeotiMT*—sound or silent, also necticut State College, New tlMial Safety Council for the SWEET CIOER 49 per cent to the state Ueges, CALL t State Representative Robert as mm. sUde projeotqi*. Britain. 1968 school year. Principal John Fresh AtThe BOn resulting to space for 7,900 ad­ i , j D. King and his Democrat op- (HeraJd photo by Ptnto) Sentelo has announced. ditional students for higher ed- WELDON DRUG CO. 6 4 4 -2 7 2 0 ■Ihe wedd^ is pon^Max Girshlck wUl also Vinegar, Wine Press, 767 Mahi St.-Jrel. 648-S8S1 Read Herald Advertisements Nov. 23 at St. James Church. ^ ^ citizens. "We are proud to achieve Widow Receives Medal of Honor Lassman noted, again this recognition of our Quarts, Vi Oslt., Gala. addition, the legislature Youngsters aged five to 12 Lincoln School Pupils Pick JJp Litter in Park Mrs. Jane N. Smith of Tacoma. Wash., r^mves the Meda of Honor Sw safety education program,” Sen­ 5-Gsl Jars, Crooks, KegSf retary of the Army Stanley Resor, awarded posthumously to her husbairf. m ^ partlcipafte in the decor- Barrels, Sj^gots atm bicycle and doll carriage Sixth graders from Lincoln School cleaned out a for playground space. The cleanup was inspired in telo said. “ Accidents remain the Platoon S et. Elmelindo Rodrigues Smith for heroic action m Vietnam About Town parade and contest. Ihe VFW part by the townwide anti-litter campaign being chief cause of death among Smith formerly lived in Honolulu, Hawaii. Smith s ^ughters, Kathleen, portion of Center Springs Park yesterday after­ school age children. Thus we The West Hartford Ski Club ggu American flags of dlf- noon, concentrating on the area the school uses sparked by the Chamber of Commerce. BOLTON 11, right, and Pamda, 7, accompanied their mother. (AP Photofax) wlll hold a cocktail party Wed- ferent sizes to promote Qag must continue to improve our program to teach our young nesday at 8 p.m. at CarvlUe’s diapiay by private citizens. CIDER M U ore 1,613,000 people, 695,000 of a private pilot’s license or are people to protect themselvee Restaurant In Wilson. Members Free oxen cart rides and Bt. • and 44-A -M S -t8M them classified as Palestinian G>ventry engaged in obtaining certifica­ HHH Can’t Rim and their fellow atudents.” and guests and anyone Interest­ baby sitting services win be refugees and displaced persons ed In Joining the ski club are tion. The Honor Roll was initiated Jordan Wants Israel available, as will a snack bar The squadron at present has Under, ‘Rooster’ from the west banks of the Jor­ invited to attend. provided by the Tolland Junior in 1944. To gain a place on it, dan River. Mrs. Stanley Harris Named 17 cadet members and three a school must present a de­ Womans Club. seniors, who meet each Friday Louisiana Rules Speartieaded by well-armed Hlllstown Grange will sponsor School Lunches tailed report of lU safety pro­ To Define Frontiers from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. at the NEW ORLEANS (AP) — guerrilla groups, Palestinians a Monte Carlo Whist Tuesday at Lunches at all three local gram to a committee compoeed To Run School Enumeration Wmdham Airport. AMMAN, Jorean (AP) — Jor- the Old City an integral part of might spill out of the teeming S 4M ntS 8 p.m. at the Grange Hall, 617 schools next week are: Mon- Democratic presidential nomi­ of the school principal, the refugee camps if they believed By state law, school enumera­ ful the drive will be a means Further inlormation concern­ dan, learchlrg for a Middle the Jewidh state. It was populat- Hills St., East Hartford. Re- (jay, meaitballs and gravy, but- nee Hubert H. Humphrey can- president of the local parent- a sell-out was on the (»rds. tion must be taken each year of securing the names of persons ing the Civil Air Patrol activi­ East settlement, wants Israel to ed wholly by Arabs before June freshments wiU be served and t^red noodles, parsley buttered not nm under his party’s tradl- teacher association, a student, The major guerrilla organiza- prizes will be awarded. The af- carrots, peanut butter sand- during the month of October. willing to donate here, as well ties may be had by calling Wil­ define the fronUerB it would re- 1967. iu c umjx, —o—— liam Lombardo Jr., Williman- tional emblem, the rooster, on chairman of the school gard aq secure. Jordan’s foreign minister Ab- reject any peaceful setUe- fair is open to the public. wlch, frosted brownie; Tuesday, All children born between Sept. as obtaining a list of those Cov­ tic Cadel Squadron information . . board, and the president of the /• //?sr Klng HuZseln's government del Mundem Rlfal, hinted re- ment that allows Israel to exist ----- pizza casserole, cheese wedge, 1, 1947, and Sept. 2, 1968, must entry residents who already give the Louisiana ballot the state _ local safety council. Upon the stands officially by the U.N. res- cently some form of inrternatlon- ^nd have vowed to continue the St. Margaret’s Circle, Daugh- buttered spinach, Vienna bread be “ enumerated, whether they at the plant or office where they office, whose telephone is list- supreme Court ruled Thursday. o f' thJs^com­ for hoHowfOM olutkm of last Nov. 22 which al status might be acceptable If {ig^t to "liberate” Palestine, fers of Isabella, wUl have a ^nd butter, fruit cup; Wednes- ^ work, or in the service. Fragment Society Lombardo resides on Bedlam I" » ^ ^ . T 'party docoratfons would have Israel withdraw to applied to both Arab and Jewish gut senior Jordanian govern- business meeting Tuesday at j^y, hot dog. cole slaw, but- agreed with backers of third- warded to the NatlonsJ Safety ’The Fragment Society of the fui. in Chaplin. •the frontiers existing before the--sectors of Jerusalem. This Is re- ment officials believe much of 7:30 p.m. at the KofC Home. wait henns homemade Mrs. Stanley Harris of Rt. 31 party candidate George C. Wal- council for listing on the Honor 2 stores—Main st. Workshop Exhibit June 1967 war. garded to diplomatic circles as steam will go out of the — ^ T ea? (iie^ ^ k chairman of the enumeration Se<»nd ^ngr^tiorr^ ^urch lace that the donkey emblem Roll. and e. middle tpke. will meet at 10:30 a.m. Wednes­ The Highlanders Homemak- . , u ____ But if indirect negotiatona Jordan’s opening position to the niovement If a reasonable peace Arnold Lawrence of 571 Porter (jjjgj, school), apple; Thursday, program in town. A partial list . ^ ^ w should designate Humphrey Host Family Sought day in the Church Community ing Group of Coventry has ar- gjgguxrs can be opened with Israel bargaining. can be achieved and a generous St., is one of 14 state delegates barbecued b^f on roll, potato of workers who will be calling ’The Bolton High School stu- from this area to attend a meet- chins carrot sticks, buttered eaxdr home follows: Mr^. House on Rt. 44A. ’This will be ranged to exhibit and demon­ through the United Nations,‘ Some Mdddle East observers refugee resettlement program Ing of the House of Delegates vegetable, fruit cobbler; Fri- -loseph Eaton, Mias Margaret E. work session in preparation strate under the theme ” Liv- Wallace’s American Inde- some diplomats here believe, are hopeful that if agreement launched. Let Paul Buettner Florist, Inc. Pair of the Ooruiecticut Easter Seal ,j^y com' and potato chowder, Jacobson, Mrs. Donald Green, foTj the church’s Holiday ing Room Scene” during the peudent party electors will run Jordan might agree to mtoor can be reached on all other ma- ______Society, Monday at the Waverly toaked cheese sandwich, celery Mrs. Peter Blair, Mrs. George Nov. 16 here. Holiday Harvest Workshop of the American eagle sym- readjustment of the prewar bor­ Jot polnte the two sides might All society members Interest- j^g^ive ideas to be held from '»'• bow to international pressure Inn, Cheshire. sticks, fruit square. DoUeris, Mrs. Robert Kingsbury ders. ed in going to the Hickory g p Leander H. Perez Sr., a lead- and compromise on Jerusalem. OKN AIL DAY and Mrs. Wesley B. HIU BITUMINOUS H ie Latroun Salient, a little SUNDAY ■nie fine arts handicrafts Manchester Evening Herald Parents are requested to co- ’Tui^y are to ^ee^ta Tolland County Agrl- er of the state’s conservative finger of Jordanian territory Any talk of agreement, short group of the Manriiester Junior operate with... these ------workers the church parking ® lot at 7.30 Center on Rt. 30 In Ver- Democrats who back Wallace, ptrfnUng toward Tel Aviv, is'of Israel’s surrender, is likely to 9 A.M . to 9 P.M. lead you into temptation! Tolland correspondent Bette Women’s Club will meet Mon­ when they mak’e their (Alls. If non. Seven other similar groups he made the court fight be- DRIVEWAYS mentioned as one area where pose dangers to Ktag Hussein’ Quatrale, tel. 875-2845. Away Game day at 8:15 p.m. at the home of no one is at home when the in the county are also making cause the rooster meajis ” a Parking Areas • Gas Stations • Basketball Courts the map might be redrawn. De- regime. ’The Coventry Panthers Midg­ ARTHUR DRU6 Mrs. Donald Cornell, 32 High­ canvasser calls, those persons arrangements to participate. minimum of 50,000 to 75,000 Now Booking For Seasonal Work militarization of tiie west bank In the territory remaining to et Football team play% an away The workshops are being votes” to the candidates it de^ of the Jordan River also Ukely him after last year’s war there land St. Members wishing more Veinon are asked to t^ ^ h one the g^me in Glastonbury Sunday All Work PersonaUy Supervised—We Are 100% Insured information about the meeting ^ a d t ^ her of the Glastonbury War. sponsored by the Tolland Coun- would bo acceptable to Jordan,______may contact Mrs. Cornell. Info^Uon ^ is neces^ Members are to meet at ty Extension Service with Miss In Baton Rouge, Secretary of these diplomats believe. ______— for the reror^ beu^ compiled. i2:30 p.m. at HiU’s Pharmacy Cora H. Webb, extension home State Wade O. Martin Jr. said DeMAIO BROTHERS They think Israel might be ex­ Gary Allen ’Thompson, son of Carruthers 150 FABK S’TBEET pected to return to offer Jordan T i T * i***^!rf rxm.it parking areaICO. at<11. the me shopping u. economist, in charge. Lora the rooster will appear above Mrs. Barbara Jones of Branford J. Richard Nicola of Depot m Z1 foTtr^spoi^® Cripps is In charge of publicity the names of other Democratic OlS-2289 SINCE 1920 048-7001 the Geiza Strip, and free access St. and Joseph L. 'ITiompspn of Names Aides Rd. is serving as coordinator for for this activity. candidates. to It, giving this country an out­ OPEN 101 Hemlock St., left Werhiesday the Icxial Red Cross Membershdp The Coventry Cougars Pony Auxiliary Dinner The supreme court ruling was let to the Mediterranean. W e n o w carry ’Thomas Carruthers, Repub­ T for his Air Force basic training Drive for 1968. During the month ^ F ootb il team plays The Women’s Auxiliary to the Issued as a briefly worded de- Egypt's Preetdent Gamal Ab­ at Ft. Jackson, S.C. lican candidate for State the Nathan Hale Branch of the Sunday in Windham Community Memorial cree, with the written opinion to del Nasser and the rtflers of Lib­ "WESTOWN Representative from the 47th' ARC is conducting this drive in j^g^deii. meeting at Hill’s Hospital will have lU annual come some Ume next week, ya and Saudi Arabia, whom PHARMACY Airman 1. C. Allen J. Wiley, District (Vernon), has announc ALL DAY ■ the eight towns making up the pharmacy parking area at 12:30 dinner at 6:30 p.m. Monday at along with Associate Justice Hussein recently visited on his 469 Hartford Rd.—649-9946 son of Mrs. Wilma M. Wiley of ed the appointment of two C£im • branch, Ooventry, £}llin^on, ^ ^ ^ utmu------tt ■RovViorirt'a In the past two years, under a p.m. for transportation. the WilUmantlc Coutry CTub. A Mack E. Barham’s dissent, way to London, are understood 89 Sumner St., is on temporary paign chairmen. Rockville, Stafford, Vemon, Tol- Communion Sunday social hour wiU be held from 6 ' Martin ordered the printing of to have acquiesced to a settle­ duty SUB an aircraft mechanic Richard Dempsey of Irene Dr. land, WlUington, and Union, World-Wide Communion Sun­ p.m. to dinner time. the t>aIlot immediately after the ment along these lines. SUNDAY with the 4133rd Bomb Wing at will be the general campaign The i(x»l workers on the drive THE MOST LUXURIOUS CHOCOLATES IN THE WORLD! AND THE| day will be observed during, the Sandra Roberts Cited high court ruled. Democratic State Senate, House H ie future of Jerusalem re- a forward base in the Western chairman and Robert Ftriier of have received their kits and are 11 a.m. worship service Sunday Mtss Sandra Roberts, daugh- The ballot vidll be the first in maliH the most formidable Pacific. He is permanently as­ All Medicinal Services Available Nancy Lane has been named in the process of a house-to- in the First Congregational ter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman the .state’s mcxlern political hls- HpnhHng block to any peaceful MOST IRRESISTIBLE! signed to the Strategic Air Com­ flnance chairman. house (sinvass, not only to ask Church. The Rev. William E. Boberts of Squirrel Trail, Wa- tory that won’t have the rooster and Administration, settlement. Israel has declared mand’s 99th Bomb Wing at OontributioiiB to the campaign for contributdons but to find out Belden Jr., pastor will deliver terfront Park, has been selected designating any slate of elec- Westover AFB, Mass. He is a „iay be mailed to Box 185, Ver- how many Coventry people are sermon’ ’Ihe music commit- a semi-finalist from Connec- tors 1906------graduate]— Qf Manchester *-*interested------^ in Joining a first ' aid tee of the church wiU be In ...... in the ”— Mls.s Teen-Age— —’The only previous time It was Aid to montoi rwtardation has IncroosMl 2.0*/9 High School. Couples Club Dance class, beming a Blood Donor charge o4 a coffee hour in the America” contest sponsored by taken away from the Democrat- We combed the country for the purest, richest, St. Bernard’s Married Coujdes or taking a course in Home Care vestry following the service. Dr. Pepper Sy calling in first aid and ’’perhaps an formOnces as a singer. the party’s usual column on the children and the oMtHy are the leost added. chester High StJiool, she Is a advanced class might be mancler, Willimantic Cadet Konlckl. Squadron, Civil Air Patrol (an ------ballot. layer truffles, hand-dipped cocktail cherries, sophomore at Upsala. ttarted among these.” It has Manchester Evening Herald Wallace’s elec^rs will appear KofC Supper auxiliary of the U.3. Air Force) been reported, also, t ^ t as to C o v e n t r y correspondent, F. In the first column. By law, par* OlUzens For Agostteelll OPEN HOUSE Our Lady of Fatima, Knights reports that "due to expanding ’The Women’s Auxiliary of the blood (kmors, ” a great many Pauluu Little, tel, 742'6231. ties are listed alphabetically. unbelievably smooth marshmallows, tropical of Oolumljus, will observe Co- activities,” the Willimantic M ^chester Midget Tilmbu^'" Day,’ O^t.''l2 Coventry residents give blood where they work, but there are Squadron is seeking cadet mem- ^ spaghetti supper at 7 p.m. and fruits, creams, jellies, caramels-all drenched many others who would be glad bers, both male and female, be- K n g Ir o J T 8 p.m. to mid­ and FURNITURE of Mrs. Gil Boisoneau, TunxlB, to give in Coventry if they tween the ages of 14 and 18 night. realized that the Blixxlmoblle years. Men and womeijj' *18 in FLORA MIR’S pure chocolate. Trail, Bolton. ’The affair will be held at the Unit would me here more years of age £ind older, are also KofC Hall, 15 Prospect St. ’The Women’s Christian Tern- often if sufficient num'bers sign- welcome to Join as senior mem- FASHION SHOW peraifce Union will meet ’Tues- ^ ^ ^ ^ o r a a n L ^ e * " ^ ! ^ ed up in advance.” It la hopa- bers, especially those who hold HEAR When you leave for Paul Buettner Florist Inc. in about day at 10:30 a.m. to the ^ c e ^ ^ ^ ^ tlon*l^vs« Ua.11Hall rtf of SouthRi’MTfH Methodist\TAthnniMl ^ ^ Tomorrow, October 6th— 3 to 6 P.M. ten minutes, don’t say lhat you haven't been warned. Church. Hostesses for luncheon DR. HAROLD S. LAIRD ★ Keith’s Usual Hospitality, With A Supreme Gift! will be Mrs. George L. Fish S P E A K ON ■k No Sales To Be Made ★ Learn What’s New For 1968 Just ask for the FLORA MIR unmentionables. and Mrs. Clarence Jaycox. Brodeur Named There will be a business meet­ ^Putnam Mayor Come and have ing at 2 p.m. PUTNAM (AP)—’The comftion The Wiggery International (touncil voted 5-4 Friday night IFFEE St. JtMle'a Mother’s Circle wiH CHRISTIAN FAITH for Roger Brodeur, former COME TO OUR meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the council president, to succeed ITS NATURE, VALUE, SECRET, C o ffe e M u g home of Mrs. Raymond Tlvnan, Paul J. Bourgeois as mayor. BEAUTY SALON ’ TESTING and ULTIMATE FLORA M IR FREE 07 Princeton St. Mrs. Michael Brodeur, a Democrat like “COFFEE 'TIME” Walsh is co-hoatess. Members Bourgeois, won a i>arty-Ut^ 625 MAIN STREET—TEL. 648-2880 In 20 Languages are remiiMled to bring articles vote over Republican Bernard Giv^s Added “ Flavor’’ TASTING PARTY for an auction table. L. P>atenaude. To Your Coffee Break! SAMPLES Bourgeois resigned two weeks What A Conversation Piece Now Open Mondays The Preabyteriari Church Take Home Your M«g SUN., OCT. 6-2 P.W.-5 P.M. Crash Fatal ago while a patient in Norwich 43 Spruce Street, Manchester ^ State Hospital. He hod been Yours PREEl osOurBliflFT... To AbinKton Man plagued during recent months PUTNAM (AP)—Injuries re­ by family and financial p n ^ ceived to a colUaion Friday night lems, and noted Friday night FALL SPECIAL involving a car and a truck during the swearing-in cere­ Paul Buettner Florist, Inc. proved fatal to 60-year-old mony that the needs of his OCTOBER 6-9 See You James Duffy of Ab|ngton. young family were a reason for COLD WAVE $ioio Sunday 10:30 A.M . and 7:00 P.M . I l l , MAIN ST. MANCHESTER EAST HARTFORD Taken to Day Kimball Hos­ his resignation in the middle (COMPLETE Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday 7:30 P.M . 'Sunday, Ocf. 6 1122 BURNSIDE AVE. pital after his pickup truck of his ttiird term. craMied into a perked car on Brodeur was ele(;ted to com­ Nursery Available Route 97 to Pomfret, Duffy plete tile term, which expires OPEN DAILY MONDAY— SATURDAY. 9-6 (Med soon alter. Dec. 31, 1969. He has been per­ Poltoe said the car had been forming the mayoral duties FRIDAY UNTIL 9:00 parked Illegally at the road- since Bourgeois.’} was admitted aUe by Donna Oalderado, 36, of to the hospital far psychiatric 1 i WtUlmanUc. treatment.

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Soal Mate, Bogeyman Open Forum Fomwr Ctovemor George Wallace dM “ StneerSf Hoesey* it without quite the famaHtles of tbe TV) (he Bdltor, SvpntnQ lleraUi two majbr parties. He needed no greet Then to a Senate In this great FOBLOHSD BT THX show of conferesices with the other lead- State, Hiciuij> PRiimNo oo . . me ers of hie party, there being none of hiTiera men ba've no (ear and U Bim i II BtTMt no need to hate, JiABOtfeMItftr. OOlUL these to s p ^ of arorway. He did not TuioitAS w. ik a a u a oh Their record o i progrese to m have to endure the roll call of any coa- WAL.TKR B. rEROUaON they carry, Pubiktaan ventkm In order to have his choice oot»- IViuailad October 1. im When we re-elect men Hke Sen­ flrmed. ator Dave Barry. PubttkMd Krery ESrenlns Bxoapt SuivlaT* end UoUdairs. Sntered at tbe Post OCllce at Ho did it all in tbe same presumably " Dave Barry is a man who baa Msnrhaatir. Oonit.. as Second Class MsU the political betshground neoea- Matter. efficient and direct to tbe point style he would employ If he got his chance aary to continue hto role os State SUBSCRIPTION RATsi Senator ot the Fourth Senatorial P ayable In Adyaace to run tbe country. Dtotrlot. He to sincere, honest, One Tear ...... tW-00 He called a press conference and nam­ SIX Montba ...... nXelbla man — a man who has Three Months ...... 7.M ed hlB candidate for Vice President. One Month ...... 3.60 always worked (or what was When his new running mate said thlnga best tor (he people c< hto dto- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS he hlmoell a d not tWnk ou g^ to be (rlct Ths Associated Press Is exclusively entitled said, or at least ought not to be publl*- What can hto opponent otier to tbe use o t repubUositloo ol all news dis­ patches ersdited to It or not otherwise credlt- ed, he himself took over and reinterpret­ us as hto potmoal quaUllcatlons sd In this paper and also the locsl news pub- ed his running mate’s language, right to occupy this senate aeatT TTito AB riahSs ot reptlbUoatlon ot special dls- then and there. morfs first poUtlcal veiMure aa pasebes herein are also reserved. mayor has proved beyond a As for his particular choice. General Ths Herald Printing Oompany Inc., as­ doubt that he to not (he man sumes no tlnancisl responslhillty lor typo­ Curtis E. LeMay, Candidate Wallace de­ who oan serve uo adequately in graphical errors appealing In advertlsemenu serves some spcial credit tor that, too. and other reading matter In Hie Manchester the State Senate. A man who Evening Herald. He caune closer to naming a true soul wMspers dtoparlUes, a man who Suhsortber to Los Angeles limes-Wasfalng- mate to himself than either of hto major outotly tells Ws friends he has ton Post News Service. party rivals. General LcMay may be » toowledge ot (hto “ hate” Pull service client ot N. E. A. Service, Inc cEimpaign (hot to being conduct­ PubUshers Representatives — The Julius remembered as the gentleman wrho put ’ Mathews ^ le d a l Agency — New York. Chl- himself In print Just brfore President ed by paid ada In his behalf, oago, Detroit and Boston has no place In public M(e — Johnson ordered the bombing of North MEMBE31 AUDIT BUREAU OF dRCULA- let alone in the State Senate. TIONS. Vietnam in February of 1965 with the Here’s How Riot Started in Mexico City He tells us Dave Barry voted opinian that three weeks of aKh bomb­ against issues vital to the people Saturday, October B ing would bring Hanoi to Its knees. Mexican army grenaderos charge into crowd of stu­ a German photographer, Roland Ranetsberger of wTien the Legislature was to ses­ Presumably he now says that Pres­ dents in Mexico City’s Tlatelolco district Wednes­ Quick magazine, who was arrested and his camera, sion: hut does he tell us that ident Johnson didn’t bomb hard enough day night at the start of violence that took 25 or watch, lighter and money confiscated. He slipped the Republican propoaals to to fit his prescription. Certainly, there Is more lives. Men and women were clubbed to the his film to a woman who was not arrested and benefit these same to«ieS woifid have increased the State deficit The Court As Target no question where his heart Is — In recovered it after his release. (AP Photofax) ground and many were killed and wounded’as gun­ by an additional eighty plua mH- Imperfections which were ck»e to Im- more bombing, to a mUitary decision. fire broke out. This dramatic picture was made by Uon had the proposals been a^ proprletieB in the conduct of Associate ’Those wtvo vote for the Wallace - Le- proved? Senator Bairy voted Justice Abe Fortas after his elevation May ticket shoiid be under no illusion against the staggering budget "Girl in Nixon hat” is lost'in concentration, listening to her favorite candidate. Cheers, signs and balloons greet Richard Nixon aa he mounts the stage at the Hartford State Armory, to the Supreme Oourt bench provided as to precisely what they are voting for, Herald Wonders of the Universe' Connecticut increases to fairness to hto oflo- the telling ammunition with which his at home and abroad. sUtiitents, but iwt egalnst the issues per se. If we are tohave foes succeeded in blocking his oonflrma- Yesterdays But perhaps there should be some Yankee Issues discussed, then W i* tion by the Senate. And he paid some gentle warning given voters who are so Fishing from Orbit have an the truth and ell the price, too, for being so mpeh a friend of Nixon in Hartford horrified by the thought of what General 25 Years Ago By A.H.O. facts. the PresidMit in whose service some of LeMay might do that they nurture for Manchester sets new record By DR. I. M. LEVITT, Involve the oceanographic ves­ Tile saddest news one oan di­ Furthermore, I submit that his improprieties were committed. thenwelvcs the Idea that they can save in bond sales in recent rally DIRECTOR sel. Undaunted working with rect to Democrats of 1968 would all tbe facts are known, But the underlying furt for the attack the country and guarantee the right thing that totalled over $1,888,000. The Fete Planetarium American weather satellites the people ot the Fourth S ^ be to say that the campaign sdt- which took Mr. Ftortas as its target, happening Just by going out and voting eWef Observer Ehner A. Wed- Of 'The FTanklln Institute now on global weather patrol, torial Dirtrlct wW hnow that ’^te ship will be fitted with an uaition this year has certain grateful for any aasiste his record would against him. en la notified of the dlscOTitlnu- Spotting sohoote of fish from Senator Dave Barry has serv^ ance of the avUlan Air Raid automatic picture transmission parallels to the situation which them well, and will re-elect Wm provide, was not resentment against eith­ General LeMay is, fbr this 1968 cam­ space win inevitably Influence Warning Service. receiver to pick up daylight pic­ obtained in OccmeoUcut and overwhelmingly to November » er Mr. Fortas or President Johnson, but paign, much the same kind of nuclear man’s eating habits and may provide a tremendous aid to im- tures of the surrounding ocean elsewhere in the non-prertden- that he oan continue to serve criticism of the whole trend of the Su­ bogeyman Barry Goldwater was turned 10 Years Ago derdeveloped countries man’s In visible light and nighttime tial year of 1946. preme Court in these Eisenhower, Ken­ them capably. into, partly by Ws own Instincts and This day was Sunday: The derdeveloped countries now ocean pictures taken in infrared Wl>at was notable about the -pesslvely and moot im port^ nedy and Johnson administrations. Ineptness, partly by public interpretation, Herald did not puhUrti. lacking sufficient protein foods. radiation. year 1946 from the polltloal ^e^wirtbly to our S*®*® There are three main isBuee which back in 1964. The result then was that As fish Is almost pure protein, When the thermocllnes which point of view was that It was jjre. Nicholas Jackrten this court has handled, during this practically everybody voted against it represents an essential pre­ may be compared to the lead­ the year In which organized la­ 40S Hodonatack St. ing edge of a cold or warm period, with controversial result bombii^ North Vlotnam and then woke mium food. The sixth sense of bor made plain and rtesir Ms Nsneherter, Oonn- A Thought for Today front In our atmosphere, are up, not many weeks later, to find they the fisherman may be relegat^ own open participation In poU- We believe that the whole view of the SpoMored by the Manttoepter observed In Infrared the warm to the past by satellites equip­ tice on the aide of the Demo- What A Travesty! crisds through which America Is living, had voted into office a Preaidemt who OouncU c f Chuntoee waters will emit more radiation ped with special sensors to craiUc party Emd it? nominees. To the Editor, and the fair view of what the Court has was ordering the bombing of North than will the cold waters. Thus, pinpoint fish. In Oonnecticut, organized la­ I feel compelled to comment Vietnam. on the infrared picture, the done on these three issues, deserves po­ “ Square” Successful fishing has been a bor’s decision to fight openly on an Item In tonight’s H ^ d TTie reminder, for 1968, is that we scientist should )>ee a broad and, sitive statement and rating. May I suggest that we all Join matter of luck. ’The expression and vigorously for the Demo- under Rockville Circuit Oourt, can’t be sure of voting for peace and perhaps, diffuse line differ­ 17118 Court declared, by its decidons, a the S.O.S.? The Society of "the fish are running" actually oCfits ran .Into sad returns on "Search of Boys at 3:30 a.m. sanity Just by voting agalnrt Wallace Squares. We would be for parti­ entiating the two ocean masses. new emancipation for the races of this means that at a particular time election day—an unprecedented near Stores Rided Ulegal. cipation and against sitting life 17118 Infrared picture will be re­ and LcMay. It behooves us to examine one Is lucky enough to be where margin of victory tor the Re­ According to the a r^ to , a oountry. o u t. . . for simplicity and layed to the ship which-can be the alternatives a HtUe more closely than the fish are. But in a matter publican state ticket, weated by state trooper stopped two 16 17118 Court wrote, by its dedsions, new against sophistication . . . for guided to the thermocllne to ex­ we bothered to, or were able to, hi 1964. of hours, in the case ol a small year old boys driving plore It for fish. TTils procedure unexpected Republican strength and sterner protection of the rights of laughter and against sniggering school, the fish may be mile?, past a shopping center at 8:30 . . . for America and against was put Into practice when the in the very citlee where labor’s those accused of crime. away from where they "were a.m., searched the car a^ her enemies . . . for the direct high-resolution Infrared sensors voting strength was presumably ITils Oourt enacted, by its ruUngs, a running.” Thus, some foolproof concentrated. found two knlvea. a pistol that and against the devious . . .for method Is necessary to find o f Nimbus 2 picked up the 9- could fire only blanks, and burg- new way of counting votes In American September’s Bright Blue Weather the honest way against the easy degree thermal differential In TTiere were otheir tectors pres­ waters where fish abound. lary tools. ’These were ordered elections, in wTiich it said that one vote short cut. . . for a well-done Job ent In 1946, but the one big chf- With the political forecart completely In some forms ot fishing it is the Gulf Stream to disclose Its returned by the Judge on the should count as one vote. and against the goof-off . . . for boundary and complex struc­ fexance between M and previous unpredictable, the social tilmate squally, not important to know precise­ baste that the search was Illegal Eadi group of declaiaos contained education and against the pre­ ture. alaJe elections was that it was and the whole sociological weather front ly where the fish are—Just that one In which organized labor with no search warrsuit and that something revolutionary. wracked by updrafts, down drafts, and tense of learning . . . for build­ This new concept of searching conditions are rig^t for fish to had mode a special point of there was no reasonable cause military drafts, by confrontations, and ing and against tearing down the seas Is in its exploratory The Court’s critics hold, in each in­ appear. For example, fish will putting its vote-delivering pow­ for suspicion. . , , dlses of one kind or another, U is a . . . for the boys and girls who phase and there are many prob- stance, that the Court went too fast and appear If food Is present or If er to the tert. What a traverty of Jurtlce. pleasure at least, to find that meteoro­ excel and against the interna­ lA ts associated with It. Over­ too far, and they in fact charge that they are migrating. Recent color There Iteemed a similar ape- How frustrattig for our police logical weather has been remarkably and tional bedroom athletes . . . head clouds may obscure the the Court has created more trouble and When Benjamin Franklin was pictures from orbit have dis­ clal emphajais on the role of or­ who are trying to do thetr Job! consistently benign of late. closed markings on the ocean ocean surface so that the ther­ No wonder we are always read­ created more evil than it was trying to told that the war for independ­ ganized labor when, this year, September la one of those unpredict­ surface Indicating to scientirta mocllnes may be present but ing about young people laughing Manchester State Rep. Donald Genovesi, with glasses, and Manchester Mayor Nathan Agostinelli were at the rally cure. ence was over, he said, "Say the Democratic National Con­ able months, eepeclally in New England, the presence of fish food— undetected. In inclement weath­ and Jeering at police. It Is a where unp>redtctabUlty, the Weather rather the war of the revolu­ vention disbanded. Vice Presi­ Sudi charges can be felt emotianally, plankton—which means that the er, this concept may be Inoper­ sad state of affairs. Bureau notwithstanding. Is a character­ tion Is over — the war for able. dent Humphrey was more its Herald Photos but not proved. independence has still to be fish will come to that place. canditlate them he was the can­ Sincerely, istic of the area. TTie worst storms often It is also possible to detect Also, the thermocllne. Is long Oovent^ Citizen ITiere has been racial strife in the fought. didate of any other grouping In­ By Buceivicius come in September, the 1938 hurricane, from orbit the upwelUng of nu­ and we do not know wherein wake of this Court’s historic ndings. But Oiarles H. Brower side the party, ns delegates for Instance, which wracked New Eng­ trient-laden waters which 'also this corridor the fish are run­ Candidate’s Records no one can guarantee that the strife CSialrman of the Board, provided the souikI Humpitrey land 30 years agoJart week, taking a play a major role In the search ning. However, the results from would not have been a thousand times Batten, Barton, Durstlne center which could not be lured To the Editor, Huge Crowd heavy toll of property, and the for fish. the satellite can be correlated At the start of the campaign 1944 hurricane, which was almost as bad. b Osborn into other camps. And its lead­ worse and more violent if our second- ’This method of finding fish­ with that from a ship at the for State Senator Dave Barry ’ITie autumnal equinox, which arriv^ Contributed by: ership, In the person of AFL- dass dtizenry had not at least been able ing grounds will work as long scene and, perhaps in time, the was asked for hte cooperation this year on Sunday, Is often what the Rev. Harold W. Richardson a o President George Meeny, Greets Nixon to.feel they had a Court and new law as someone is in orbit to take fish, can be pinpointed. In conducting a clean campaign. older New Englanders used to call a Wappdng Community Church reportedly provided the final au- on their side. color photographs of the .seas to This technique represents ’Hits request was published In "Weather breeder," a characterization Wapping ’ tiwritaUve direction on such a spot the fish food. However, only a beginning in the quest Tile Herald several times, it is In Hartford There has been, concurrently with the based on long observation and ex­ matter as the plank on Vietnam. since for the next few years for more food from the sea. evident not that the Implication estaMishment of stem standards for po­ perience, a "feel-lt-ln-your-bones” sort Such a dose and decisive re­ Wants Boat Operators there can be no permanent Some scientists have proposed was that Senator Barry was (Continued From Page One) lice and court practioe with regard to of premoirtion, rather than a statirtical looking for oil slicks charac­ lationship between the Demo­ guilty of dirty tsw^cs. Not once certainty. But this year the first day of Federally Licensed space residents, this method re­ der, find we will have laws that the constitutional rights of accused, a mains Intriguing, but academic. teristic of fish schools. Fish oil cratic candidate and the top In his 10 years ol campaigning autumn arrived l4> Senator Barry Is a cEUidldate ond place. publican voting record, but re­ left Hartford at approximately and each said a few words. To develop message for Sunday, ulation. New advances In -this to hatdn^ themselves consider­ Barbara Bedford, Bolton. presldbnt con negotiate with May predicted, "On election A Manchester group of about confers a unique bonus. So far there has 9 -2 2 -3 9 -4 2 32-33-47-56}^ of Integrity. He has a clean Wallace’s garnering of 22 per Roger Ladd of Hartford, Can­ rather than interpreted it, and which read words corresponding to numbers field will be welcomed, and ed automatic group voters. We cent gains by tho Democrats New officers are Jiinet Stotz, the Sdviet Union and with Red 9. night, Connecticut, the first lOO arrived in two chartered been no hint' of frost. The U.S. Weather ■V44-78-84-89 5860«-85va5| record of greet accomplish­ cent of the vole Is higher, how­ has loosened rather than knit more of your Zodloc birth sign. major contributions must be would pose a combination po­ In registration could complicate president, and Eileen Water- China to prevent further wars.” His trip from the airport and state to report, will start. the didate from the First Dlsfrict, buses. The Manchester candi­ Bureau at Bradley Field, whldi keeps ^ T A U tU I -SCORftO ment. For this alone he should ever than the 17 to 18 per cent the results, pjirtlcularly If peo­ "And," he said, "I pledge you predicted viiitory for thfe entire Htrongly together the various fabrics APR 21 1 A ’31 With 61 A OCT’ 24 ^ realized in ■the immediate fu­ litical law and preddoUon: the fiold, secretary, Man(:hester; through Hai-tford was quiet. landslide that will elect the dates for the State Assembly book on such matterst reports that the bo elected. More Important, usually credited to him in the ple bcglt) to split their tickets. an administration wherein other ticket and asked for "help from which hold this nation together u an ( may 21 '^Cheerful 32 Muiic 62 Arise t40V, 22 ture. more ovtously labor’s top Almira Karr, vice-president, There were no cheering throngs Nixon team.” and the Manchester GOP town average date of the fires killing frost 3 Study 33 Flowers 63 News however, the State of Connect­ national polls. all to insure it.” 2- 8-21-21 If sEitellites can provide in­ leadership strains to help a par­ . An assembly held Thursday at Wlndsdr, luid Evelyn Button, free nations will share the bur­ - and except at .the Armory there chairman anij vice chairman sat organized, responsible society. But the recorded at the station In Bradley Field 4 Terfiper 34 Don't 64 AryJ 6-1M2-20tf' S y 5 3 -6 7 -5 9 icut and the Fourth SenatoriEd Tho social composition of Tol­ den ot keeping peace In the Peter Marian! of Groton, can­ I argument that, by doing what It has is Oct. 17. Last year the first kllUng 5N*w \ 35 CKorvre 65Glod 29-43.8Q.81 ^ formation on uncovering food In ticular candidate, the less-effi­ the high school featured sp^ok- treasu^’or, East Hartford. were no crowds to greet him. May was introduced by for­ In a section reserved for digna- OIAMNI 6 GomM J^Wove 66 Worthy DtutriErf will benefit by electing land Is mixed between white world." mer Gov. John Lodge, whose didate In the Second District, ■ done, perhaps in time to influence some frost arrived ■sn Oct. 23, but In IVtZ SAGITTARIUS the seas, they will help to al­ cient lis support. ers for both the Republican, and lories. MAY 22 7 Venturt 37'Anyone 67 From tills man of chameter with ths collar and blue collar workers, Nixon called for "less mil­ drqw the most applause of the the date at the first killing frost was 8 Comments 38 68 Outgo!r>g NOV leviate a frittcal food short­ Democratic parties as well as Tho Armory was not com­ brother, Henry Cabot Lodge, of the turbulences of otir era into canals JUNE 22 knowledge, experience, and edu­ with some farm votes ivdded. six candidates. 9 39 Steody 69 Admirers DtC age—especl^y for the under­ a demonstration of how to use lions on welfare roles imd more was the Republican candidate A line formed In chilly weath­ of purpose and construction rather than Sept. 21; In 1963, S«pt. 24. 10 Well-pjonned 40 Or 70 New pletely filled. A section of about i'Vl8-19-24-31 cation to fill this responsible Indications of Wallace's appeal May, Ribicoff millions on payrolls. Wo wlU for vice president on the Nixon Whatever the time. New Englanders 11 Thot 41 Do Tidings 13-16-17-23(^ developed countries of Africa Stamford Newaman the voting machines. | 400 seats, plus a sprinkling of He called on Republicans to er at 5:30 p.m. The doors of the into the blind and raging desolations of 1^37-52-79-86 pEJSt. to the labor voting sogment on provide the means wherein know that the precise date Is not far 12 People 42 Course 72 Prbgrom 2 7 -6 6 -6 8 and Asia. This may be viewed Republican town chairman many others throughout the ticket In 1960. "work for Nixon -- work for the Armory opened at 6 on a first- uncontrolled dam-bursts seems an argu­ cJhKU 13 Someone 43 Interest 73 Are Dies at Office James F. HallorEin a njutlonwldo basis could ac­ Set TV D( bales those neighbors with no chance Lodge said, "Just as Abraham whole team. If it’s good for you, distant. There will come the day when M Outbursts 44 Don't 74 Better '^CAPtlCOfN aa one of the possible major Russell Stevenson spoke for his .hall, were empty. come, first-served baste. ment mtxth more tenable than the coali­ JUNE 23 count for his success at tho high now will be Arovided for by Lincoln was right for the Repub­ householders awakening In the morn­ ISHos 45 Upsets 75 Prepores contributions of the space pro- STAMFORD (AP) — Leonard party, while Democratic town Campiilgni headquarters of it's good for the Republican j^ J U L Y 23 16 Distont 46 Wog 76 You JAN 20 school elections as could his economic me£my.” lican Flirty, and America, so Is tion of grievance arguments which ing wUl find the night’s dew frozen into grram to the welfare of mEin- a. Massell, a Stamford Advoc­ chairman Charles Thlfault and Sen. Abraham Ribicoff haa an­ A crowd of several hundred ' Party and,' certainly. It’s good One sign In the gallery read, 17 Adores 47 Gifts 77 Afoot Waterbury Youth conservative views. He sold, "W e’ve had enough Dick Nixon right for the Repub­ mounted strength against Fortes because rime, the dahlias blasted, the marigolds ) 3 4 - 3 A 3 8 4 0 18 Don't 48 More 78 Rush 41-48-51-55^ kind. ate reporter for 31 years and Deputy Registrar Mrs. Justine nounced Unit Ribicoff and his orderly demonstrators milled foi|the nation.” simply, "God’s The One." l9Toke 49 Your 79 Personal 61-70:^ % . If the election results of tho of this phllasophy of 'a dollar lican Party and America. the Warren Court fou-nd for the Con|U- tu m ^ black, and the zinnias stricken 4 M 9 - 5 C Copr, T-M 1968, General Fea- writer of the column "On the Dies of Injuries Buro'kas spoke for the Demo­ Republican opiJonent Edwin around outside [and never got uo 20 Ploy 50 Tongue , 80 You high schEXjl aJ’o projected to tho saved is a dollar burned.’ The tuUonal rights of races, of voters, and beyond revival. TTie breadwinner before 21 About AQUARIUS .$are« Corp.' Square," died at hi?- office May, have .agreed to two tele­ "And, just as America needs Tho acoustics lu the Armoty, 51 Entertoinlr$g 81 Immensely JAN 21 WA’TERBURY (AP) — Ralph crats. into the hall. Thei" appeared to 22 On 52 About 82 The Friday of a heart attack. town election, a far greater new administration will provide Nixon, so does Nixon and Con­ exci'pt in several choice loca­ even of criminals. starting the car leffi in the driveway Gulsto, 1(B, died Friday from A reproHcnlatlve for the Wal­ vised debates. be having a good time, Jeering Meriden Record ’W S^ A U G 23 23 You 53 Come 83 For FEs!8. 19 number of votes for George (he dollar Insurance to protect necticut need Ed May.” tions, wore the wbrst ever ex­ Those who detest this Court would have over night will have to scrape the frost 24 Offense 54 Reseorch 84 About Only two PresidsRto ot the Massell, BS, wrote police and lace party hud agreed to speak, The firstr.st wiwill be Oct, 27 at 7 Nixon’s words as they came <>liS9-6J64 65 injuries received In an auto Wallace \vlll be recorded than tlie purchasing power—and tho IncreaBcii Price off the windshield, reflecting, as he does 25 And 55 Stort 85 Air 4-14-25-30/ United States—Woodrow Witoon fire news for the paper lor but called (luring the day to ex­ p.m.,...... overI'r ('^hi (Tiiinni'l 2, Hartford over the loudspeakers. There Referring to Sen, Abraham perienced by this reporter. no hesitancy, we imagine, in proclaim­ ^ 7 f - 7 3 - 7 7 26 Yourself 56And 86 Matter 45-57-62 ^ crash last weekend. anticipated, placing him In tho Amcrlctui people will bo the so, that soon the oar may not start at and Lyndon .B.| Jrtmwo-weiw more than 25 years. He suf­ plain he would be unable t o The seebnd will be the nex^dayjl wore no incidents. Tho dem- Ribicoff, he said. "We must Ironically, the section of 300 or- MERIDEN (AP)-r-The Meri­ ing that it has been ruining this America VM OO 27 Be > 57Moy 87 Of m as Police said the youth was position of a spoiler. beneficiaries.” all, and he wiQ have to shovel out (he 28 And 58 invitations 88 Opportunity obllege debitor*. But both ol fered another heart attack In make the appearance because Oct. 28, J i t 7:30 p.m., oyerjycr Chan repudiate a man who- says we 400 empty seats was the beat den Morning Record' has In­ of purs. FEB. 20 riding In a car that swerved The existence of a popular He concluded his speech, "I oiuitratbrs, with their himd- , driveway beeldeo. That’s all the more 29 Will 59 Good 89 Aimlessly this year’s Candidates, Richard August. of a heavy speaking schedule. nclnel 8, New Haven,Haven. Botii aajipear- must apologize tor the Pueblo hearing location. creased Its price per copy from' 30 Emotional 60 Fill 90 Success M A k .2 ,^ out of control oft Oranoke Road third party csuidldato clouds give you this choice. If Amer­ made signs, dispersed early. But there is a strong, arguable chance reason for enjoying to the hilt the beau­ Nixon and Vice President Hum­ He had gone to his office to unices will be live incident. We must reject a man 7 to 10 cents and Its home 3 - 2 fi5 4 7 4 1- 5- 7-10/C- here and crashed Into a tree predictions based on the num­ ica Is sAitlsfled with, the past that what this Court has been doing has tiful blue and gold weather now prevail-, (§)G ooa Adverse ■ ) Neutral phrey, were on their cWlegs de- discuss his plaUts to return to The only countries In SouUi The rules for the debates are who shoots from the hip, as he The security (or the rally, al­ delivery price from 43 to 00 15-35-87-90VS5. last Sunday. ber of registered voters. School four years—corftinue down, that Nixon vYas Introduced by May. been mtvixig it. tog. — MERIDEN REOORO. baUt« teams. work Monday. America without seacoost are being. worked out 'by the ciui- did in Chicago qt the Democrat- though plentiful, |a|Apeared to cents per week. elections are generally expect^ road. If not," cohie along with The two had been golfing com- Bolivia und.Praguay. dldates a«id tlio stations. ] ed to reflect the thinking oi^ : . , \ ' \ > I

'A' P A G E N IN E MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. OONN.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1968 PAGE EIGBT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1968 News for Senior Gtizens Churches By WALLY FORTIN D1RBCTOR St. Mary’s Elplaoopal Ohnrch Ohnrch of the Aasninptlon Bcrr. i , BlMley Blww, DJ>. anncta and n trk Sts. Adams St. and Thompson Rd. Man am I glad to see this time. So, If enough ladles would PMtor Rev. Oeorge F. Noatrand Edward S. Pepin, . ’ .nd Talk lUco to start a league of their week come to an e . know arid We Ber. Chur Oonell Reelor Pastor Rev. Oait Wl flaoBden Rev. Janies W. Bottoms, Rev. Ernest J. Ooppa about being busy. Our office was ^ aside ’Tuesday nights Rev. Stephen M. Price like Times Square these past for yoU. How hliout that? Rev. Ronald E. Haldemnn Maaoes at 7, 8, 8:15, 10:80 few days Our crewel embroidery claae 9 and 10:4B a.m., Worridp and 11:45 a.m. . „ ™ n ,. Service Woriri m i e Oonunun- 7 :80, 0 and 11 a.m.. Holy Com- tag when we began to pass out probably be- ion Sunday. The Rev. Dr. Sbaw muidon. Sermon at 9 and 11 by St. Bartholomew’s Church (iRAND OPENING ptenohlng. Thplc; ‘ "Where The the Rev. Mr. Price. Churdi Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor the Gold Identification Cards, fore long something new may Rev. Edward M. LnRose AcUoa la.' School, Crib Class and Nursery Sure proved to me that some­ be added. Assistant Pastor 9 a-m.. Adult study claaa. Su­ care at 9. one besides my mother is read­ The choral sta^'m, better 7 p.m. Evening prayer. known as the "Young at Heart” sannah Wesley HaR. ing this column. 9 and 10:46 a.m., CSiurch Daily, 7 p.m. Evening prayer. Maisea at 6:45, 7:45, 9, 10:15 group, had their first session and 11:30 a.m. We were busy throughout the School. under the direction of Ronald day, and between Tuesday and 7:80 p.m.. Grade 9 Methodist Mocadlo, and this can turn out North United Methodlat Church St. Bridget Church closing Thursday a Grand Total Youth FeUowship hajrride. Sen­ to be an excellent program. We 890 Parker St. Rev. John J. Delaney, Paator of 433 cards had been given out. ______ior High MetbodiBt Youth Fri- had a fine turnout for the ffret Rev. Earle R. Ouster, Pastor Rev, Kenneth J. Frisbie The response from you folks has know we have lowshlp. The Membenhip Se­ Paul' Robinson, Rev. Harry MoBrien been overwhelming, and proves more talent here in town minar at Susannah Wesley Hall Paator In Tmlning with Oie Rev, Dr. Shaw. AduK that something like this "dda- could use; won't you as- Masses at 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30 in count” card is a definite need, jf musically in- Study Ctaas In the Reception 9 and 10:80 a.m.. Worship the diurch. 9:15, 10:30 and 12:00 Let’s hope now that all the gu^ed, or Just like to stag, then HalL Service. Sermon: "World Wide In the auditorium. places of business here in town jg program for you. So Fellawridp.’’ will Join in, and give you folks about Joining us this com- First Church of Christ, 9 a.m. Church School. Nurs­ SL James’ Church a helping hand. Like so many Thursday afternoon? Scientist ery and Grades 4 through 9. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, have said as they picked up ever-popular Kitchen 8o- 447 N. Main St. 10:30 a.m.. Church School. Paator their card, and list of places Nuiwery, Kindergarten and Rev. Joe^h_E. Vnjs cial is growing with each pass­ already honoring the card, ing week, and last Monday we 11 a.m., Sunday church aerv Grades 1 through 3. Young Rev. Thomas Barry “ Every little bit helps.” We Ice, Sunday School and nuis- Adults picnic. Rev. Vincent J. Flynn had 45 persons in attendance. haul a lot of new people come Still more rooni for others, so ery. The subject o( the Loaeon------In, and I hope that now they Masses at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10:16 now that you received your sermon is "Unreality,’’ the Gol­ Emanud Lutheran Church will make an effort to attend and 11:30 a.m. ^ Gold Cord, you are a full- den . Text, from John, 7: 24: Church and Chestnut Sts. some of our programs deslgiv hedged Senior Citizen, and en- "Judge not according to the ap­ Rev. C. Henry Anderaim, ed Just for them. titled to attend all activities, pearance,. but judge righteous St. John’s Polish National Rev. Eric J. Oothberg, This idea will be catching on ^^d programs carried on a n h e judgmMit’ ’ Catholic Church Z/A Pastora all over this section of the coun- center, under the supervision of The Christian Science Read- ______Rev. Walter A. HyasJeo, try, I’m sure. Already two of the director, tag Room in open to the pubUc ^ ^ Pastor the nearby towns have heard Our regular Monday pinochle ^ 749 M ^ ^ and excepting Divine Worriilp with about the idea and are going to tournament had 12 taUea parti- 4 ^ 4 hoHdaya, the hours are 11 ajn. Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Holy Oommunlon. Nursery take some action on it. clpating, and all enjoyed play- to 4 p.m. Monday through Sat­ Class tor three-year-ohls. Nurs­ At this point I must apologize tag and visiting. Winners for urday. Gospel Hall ery for infants. Sermon by Pas­ 415 Center St. to many of the local places of this past week are: Gladys tor Andennn, "One Lord, One business for not contacting Schuetz, 726; Grace Windsor, Calvary Church Faith." 10 a.m., Breaking bread. them. However, we are In that 700; Joe Windsor, 896; Floyd (Assemblies e( God) 2:30 p.m., Northern Connect­ 11:45 a.m., Sunday School. (AP Pholofax) process now, and in fact If any Post, 676; Monette Johnson, M7 E. Middle Tpke. icut District meeting will opoi 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. ohe wishes to have their name 688; Harriet Keeney, 862; Mabel Rev. Kennetli L. Onstaisan, in the sanctuary. The Eyes Tell the Story placed on our list, please call Keeney, 657; Eva Lutz, 664; Pastor The Salvation Army A young Montagnard girl looks at the village that has been the traditional our offlco 643-6310, and we wUl George SchroU, 629; Inez Ma- 931 Mata St. be glad to include them. honey, 626; BIU Anderson, 626; 9:30 a.m. Sunday School, — Center Congregational Church home for her family just before being moved to a government refugee camp. United Church of Christ MaJ. Kenneth Lance, I can't tell you at this writing and Beatrice Mader,- 624. Spctclal theme: "Speak Out Officer In Charge The village is northeast of Saigon near the Cambodian border.______- Just how weU we made out at By the way, we sUll have Amerioal" "miat About 11 Center St. Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, the races.-Eighty-two of us left plenty of Gold Identification Patriotism?" Bible classes for Sunday, 8 a.m.. Prayer Break­ Friday morning, and as this Cards, so any one who hasn’t Nursery through Adult. Mtalster Rev. Kenneth W. Stoere, fast. column must be Into The Herald received one may do so by drop- 10:30 a.m. Worriiip. 9:30 a.m., Sunday S<*ool Area Churches Associate nDnlster Otfice on Friday mohilng, we’U ping by th^ center any week- 7:30 p.m. Gospel service. (Classes for oil ages). just liave to wait until next week day from 8:30 a.m. to noon and Miss Antoinette Bierce, Congregational Church Bolton Congregational Church St Francis of Assisi 10:45 a.m.. Holiness Meeting First to tell you how many had 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Director of Christian Education Of Vernon Rev. J. Stanton Conover, 673 Ellington Rd., The Presbyterian Church (nursery provided). South Windsor enough left over for a good meal This card must be used by 6:15 p.m.. Open Air Meeting, Rev. John A. Lacey, Minuter 48 Spruce St. Rev. Gordon B. Wadhams, on the way home. the owner only, and Is non-trane- 8, 9:15 and 11 a.m., World Minister Rev. George W. Smith 6:30 p.m.. Prayer Meeting. Pastor I’m extending the Mohawk ferable. wide Communion. The Rev. Mr. Rev. Besty F. Reed, 10 a.m.. Church School. Wor- Minister 7 t>.m., siaJvatlon Meeting. Rev. John E. RlkteraitU, Trail Trip until 4:30 p.m. Mon- The director of the Senior Cen- Steere preaching. Topic: "One Minister Of Christian Education Service World Com­ Lord, One World." munion Sunday Service. "Unit­ Assistant Pastor day to give more of you folks ter has the right to void the 9:15 a.m., Sunday School a chance to register. This sounds card for any wrong doing. The 6:30 p.m., Youth Fellowship, 9:25 and 10:55 a.m.. Church ed In Christ.” Reception of new Classes for all ages. Federation Room. Masses at 5, 8:45, 7:45, 9, like a real good day, and If the card Is for your own benefit, Happenings School. members. 10:30 a.m., Worship Service. 7:30 p.m. Ev^iing Forum, the 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. weatherman is on the ball then and. It’s only fair to play by Dr. Haixrid 8. Laird preaching. 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Morning I know it win be a great day. the rules, especially when so Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Simpson con­ Worahlp. the Rev. Mr. Lacey Union Oongregatioiial Church Sermon: "The Nature of Chris­ F o r T e e n s Sacred Heart Church So come one and an to register. many of our business concerns tinuing their slides. preaching. Oommunlon. Child Rockville tian Faith." R t SO, Vernon It costs $4.25, tor the bus fare are graciously , honoring the care is available at both serv­ Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Minister 7 pjn., Eiventag Elervicc. Dr. Monday, Oct 7 Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor and we’ll be eating at the Colo­ card. Concordia Lutheran Church Rev. Lyman D. Reed, Laird preaching. Sermon: "The Manchester Community (Col­ ices. Rev. Patrick SuUlvan, nial Restaurant In North Adams, Schedule for. the week: 40 Pitkin St p.m.. Junior Pilgrim Fel­ AsaUtant MlnUter Value of Christian Faith." lege, Hartford Rd. Chmpus, 6 Assistant Pastor Mass., and they have Indicated Monday, 10 am . to noon. Rev. Joseph E. Bourret MUs Valerie L. Paradis, Stairwell Gallery, 8 a.m.-10 p.m. lowship. a very reasonable price on a Kitchen Social; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., Pastor Minister of Christian Education Church of Jesus Christ of Monday through Friday, Con- 7 p.m., Senior Pilgrim Fellow- Masses at 7, 8, 9:16, 10:30 and fine dinner. The day of the trip pinochle tournament. Rev. Louis E. Bauer Jr., tempory Art Exhibit by seven latter-day Saints (Mormon) siidp, FellowEhip HaB. 9 a.m. Church School, Grades 11:46 a.m. Is this coming Wednesday, Oct. Tuesday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Assistant Pastor artists as well as forty orig­ Hlllstown Bd. sod Wbodaide St 5 through 12. 9, and the buses will leave the card playing, TV, reading. Jig inal editorial cartoon drawings Vernon United MethodUt St. Bernard’s Church saw puzzles; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., Paul E. Nuttan, Bishop 9 and 10:30 a.m., Holy Com­ 9 to 10 a.m.. Adult study class. center at 9 a.m., and return in by Ekl Valtman of the Hart­ Church St. Bernard’s Ter., Rockville bowling at the Parkade Lanes. munion, Church School and 10:30 a.m., Churdi School, In­ the neighborhood of 7:30 p.m. ford Times. Rev. George F. X. Reilly, Wednesday, Trip over the Mo­ 10 a.m., General Conference Nursery. B t SO fants through Grade 4. We tried a Men’s Night Only” telervlsed from Salt Lake City *East Side Rec, 7-8 p.m., 10:45 a.m. World Wide Com­ Pastor deal last Tuesday, and found hawk Trail. Youth Co-ed Swim (10-17); 8-9 on Channel 8. 9:30 a.m.. Worship service munion Sunday. Communion Rev. James H. Boyle that It wasn’t the best higjit for Thursday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., 5:M p.m.. Sacrament service. Community Baptist Church p.tn.. Adult co-ed Swim (18 and and child care. Sermon by the Meditation, "Behold the Man,” Rev. William F. Schneider It. There are many other things card playing, TV, reading. Jig American Baptist Church over); 7-9 p.m., Mixed Couples Rev. John Pool, District Super- going on that same night. So, saw puzzles; 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m., VILLAGE the Rev. Mr. Bowman preach­ 586 East Center St Fun Club, volleyball, bowling 7, 8. 9:15, 10:30, Church of Christ Intendant. Service of World ing. Masses at we are going to start a Men’s choral singing; 7 p.m. to 10 and swimming. Lydafl and Vernon Sts. Rev. Walter H. Loomis, Wide Holy Oommunlon. Church 6 to 7 p.m., Jui^or Pilgrim 11:45 a.m. Setback League here at the Cen- p.m.. Men’s Setback League. Eugene Brewer, Minister Minister •MHS Pool, 6:30 p.m.. Senior 8ctxx>l, nursery and kindergar­ Fellowship. Senior Pilgrim Fel- ter on Thursday Evenings from This Is Just starting, so there U Lifesaving, Registrants must be ten. lowsliip. St. Matthew’s Church 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Men Interest- plenty of room for you men. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6 9 a.m., Bible classes. 9 ajn., Church School for all able to swim a quarter mile 10:30 a.m.. Church school all Tolland ed In joining this league may Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., card ages. Special Rally Day service, and be at leaat 16 years old. 10 a.m.. Worship. Sermon: other classee. St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, Pastor do so by stopping by this com- playing, TV, reading. Jig saw to be held In the Sanctuary. Wednesday, Oct 9 "Can Almighty God Be Limit­ Sand Hill Rd. Meeting Sundays In New Church Thursday*^ evening. If you puiales; 1 p.m .'to 3 p.m., crewel Manchester's Newest Apartment Village. 48 luxury units, 3 models to choose from at a price you otm afford. Everyone is In­ •MHS Pool, 8:30-9:30 ed?" The expanded session for nurs­ p.m., St. George’s Episcopal Church Wapping ------would like a night out, and enKbroldery class; 7 p.m. to o ot Family Swim N i^t. 5 p.m., Youth meeting. ery through Grade 4 will < - Rt. 44 A, Bolton Rev. James A. Blrdsall, Vicar M asses at 7:30, 8:30, and 10:30 rather play other types 10:30 p.m., card playing, re- tinue during the worship serv­ •Community Y, 7-10 vited to inspect these luxuriously plonn^, designed and built apartments vdiich ore the talk of the town. 6 p.m.. Worship. Sermon: p.m., Rev. Douglas E. Theuner, Vicar a.m. of card games, pool, or Just freshments, and everyone is in ice in the Children’s Bidl(llng. Senior basketball. "Friends ot God.” 8 a.m.. Holy Communiov visit; you are- most welcomed, vlted to attend. 10 a.m., Worahlp Hour. Oom- Friday, Oct 11 Unitarian Meeting House One-Bedroom Apartment 8 a.m.. Holy Eucharist. 10 a-m.. Holy Communion. I’ll be looking forward to seeing Remember folks, the only Colored Bathroom Fixtures. Kitchen Appliances. Individually Controlled Heat­ Second Congregational Church munion, and World Wide Fel­ •East Side Rec, 7-8 p.m., 10:15 a.m.. Choral Eucharist Sermon, Church School, baby- 50 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford all you men here at the Center membership card needed to at- First Floor Rancn Type lowship offering. Topic: “ What Youth co-ed Swim (10-17); 8-9 Rev. Nathaniel D. Laurlat 885 N. Main S t and Churrii School. slUing. Thursday night. We could have tend any of the above activities New Thing U the Lord Doing?" p.m.. Adult Ck>-ed Swim (18 and ing. Individual Basement Storage. Master TV Antenna. Garbage Disposal. Bath Private Entrances, $145 monthly Rev. Felix M. Davis, 7 p.m.. Young People’s Fel­ 6 p.m.. Senior Youth group some fun and have a banquet, is your Gold Card. There are no Nursery U provided. over). Minister lowship. and cleiss. 10:30 a.m., Worridp Sei^ce, troidiles, at the end of the dues, and the building la open and Kitchen Exhaust Fans. Wall to Wall Carpeting optional. Laundry Facilities. Rev. Ernest Harris, 7 p.m.. Junior High and Sen- ‘"nie Depot” Coffeehouse, Nursery and Worship Church season. Associate Minister lor High Youth FeUowriilps will Church and Locust Sts. (park- I One-Bedroom Apartment Second Congregational Church First Congregational Church School Already I’m getting a little age and older. So come on In Bathroom Vanities. Pre-Wired Telephone Outlets. Sound-proofed Walls & Ceil­ m e e t tag In St. Mary’s (Siurch lot) 8 United Church of Christ United Church of Christ reaction from the opposite sex; and visit us; or better yet, First Floor Deluxe, $155 monthly 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. —midnight. Open to all senior Andover , Vernon Assembly of God Church Bt. 44A Coventry they are hollering for even participate In our program. ings. Ceramic Tile Bathroom. Abundant Closet Space. Lighted'Medicine Cabinets. Nursery through Grade 8, Trinity Covenant Church high and college students with Rev. Raymond H. Bradley Jr., Northeast School Second Floor, $160 monthly Robert K. Bechtold, Minister Church School. World Wide Hackmatack St near Keeney St membership cards, available at Pastor Intersection of Bts. 30 and 31 Recreation Area. Parking. Guest Parking. Individual Air Conditioning (optionaD. includes wall to wall carpeting Oommunlon. Oonununlon medi­ Rev. Norman E. Swenaen, the door. Admission charged. Vernon 9:30 ELm., Ohuroh School. tation by the Rev. Mr. Davis. Paator Refreshments available. 9:45 a.m.. Church School. Rev. Mlcheilno Ricci 11 a.m.. Service of Worship CRAWTOBD. Satarday, O ct 12 11 a.m.. Morning 'Worship. Bus Service, Major Highways & Shopping Centers Nearby. with Communden. I 9 :30 a.m., Sunday School, Teen Center, 22 School St., World Wide Communion. Ser­ 9:46 a.m., Sunday School. CRAWFORD HOUSE Two-Bedroom, Apartment Afternoon, Picnic at Parson­ Classes for aH ages, t h r ee 7:30-11:30 p.m., music by the mon by the Rev. Mr. Bradley. 11 a.m., Worahlp Service. First Floor, $175 monthly age to meet "Friendly Fam- THE through aduK. "Quiet Ones,” Membership card 7 p.m., Evangellstdc Service. Three models ready for your inspection, tastefully decorated by Joni Brown, as­ lllee" from Hartford. BUFFET CATERERS Second Floor, $180 monthly 10:45 a.m., Morning Worship. holders only. Wapping Community Church 7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fellow- Avery St. includes wall to wall carpeting, BIBLE The Rev. Mr. Swensen preach­ Oongregatlonal sociated with the Manchester Upholstery Co. Model furniture by Furniture Leas­ riilp. Christian Reformed Church MANCHESTER ing, "BleaBed are those whose •—^These activities require Rev. Harold W. Richardson, up to 2 children in the 2 Bedroom only. 7:30 p.m.. Adult discussion 661 Avery St. SPEAKS stas are Covered.’’ Nursery. membership cards, obtainable Minlstor ing of America (E. Hartford). Tio Pets Allowed. group. South Windsor Tel. 643-8623 I by 7:00 p.m., Family Night. A at any town recreation center. world misstonn film "M y Wit­ Rev. James A. Bonnema, Eugene 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Minister ness. . .In TUa World.” Youth Any town organization, school Taloottville Congregational Service. Sermon by the Rev. WEDDING — CLUB — HOUSE PARTIES Brewer groups for all ages. Nursery. or church Interested in listing Chnrch Mr. Richardson, “That They 9:46 a.m., Sunday School for activities of Interest to Teens United Church of Christ May Be One.” Church 8<*ool. OPEN DATES FOR CHRISTMAS Raymond F. and Louis C. Damato, Owners, Developers all ages. Chnrch of the Nszarene <13-21) may contact Fran Oon- Rev. Tnnnan O. Ireland, The Greek word translated wayay I(Mrs. Frank J.), 267 Hack- 11 a.m., Worahlp Service. 286 Main 8t. Paator First Evangelical Lutheran “adf-cootrol’’ or ’’temperance” msiaick St., 649-6060 anytime; Nursery. Rev. William A. TmjUtr, Paator Church ot Rockville COR. HILLIARD ST. and NEW STATE ROAD is a oompound term. One part or Kathi Knapp, 643-8749 after 7 p.m.. Evening Service. 9:45 a.m., Church Schoof. Rev. Richard E. Bertram, oomss from a term meaning Mchool hours. C^asaes for Nursery through mlgtit, power, ntreogth. The 9:30 a.m., Church School. Pastor Adult Discussion Group. RockvlUe United Methodist prefix la the first person sin­ CTIaases for all age groups. Church gular Greek pronoun, ’’ego,” I. 10:46 a.m.. Worship Service. 11 a.m.. World Wide Com­ 9 a.m., Sunday School. Colt’ s Awarded munion Sunday. Special mis­ 142 Grove St. Xerox Prices Are Now Rentals by Paul W . Dougon, Realtor 649-4S3S Self-control means not only the 6 p.m.. Young Adult, Teenccuid 10:30 a.m.. The Service. Rev. Willard B. Conklin, Pastor I eUmtaation of exceesea, but also Junior meetings. Bifi Contract sionary offering, Nelgjibors In defiriendes. Maturity is mark­ Crisis. Agent on Premises—Open 2 P.M. tp Dark 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. Our Savior Lutheran CSiurch ed by setf-oontrol. No wofvder HARTFORD (AP)—The Army i 9:30 a.m.. Church School, Reduced 30% to 60% 239 Graham Road, Wapping CXiNNECTICUT NATURALGAS CX)RPORATION M. is among the fruits of the has ordered nearly a quarter Nursery through Adults. United Pentecostal Chnrch Jehovah’s Witnesses 10:46 a.m.. Morning Worriilp, | $4.50 p«r 100 copiM Spirit, GaL 5:22, 23 and the million M l6 rifles from (h it’s Christian grooee, 2 Pet. 1:5-7. 72 Oenter Bt. Kingdom Hall 8:30 and 10 a.m., Worship Nursery through Grade 4. pw original (Orange Hall) Patent Firearms division of Colt’^*’ Hartford Tpke. Industries. Services. Srif-control tm needed detper- Robert Baker, Pastor Rockville St. Maurice Church, Bolton The government committed ' MANCHESTER BLUEPRINT oteiy in the area of human Wesleyan Methodist (burch Rev. Robert W. Cronin, Paator prida ”(k>d resisteth the proud, 10 a.m., Sunday School. an initial $23.4 million toward 9 a.m. PubUc talk, "Identify­ 690 HARTFORD ROAD, MANCHESTER Crystal Lake Rd., Ellington 649-8693 but giveth grace to the humble,” 11 a.m., Worship Service. the final price of 249,587 of the ing The True Religion Is Vital," rifles, the company said Fri­ Rev. Harvey W. Taber, Pastor Masses at 7, 8 :30, 10 and II 48O Jas. 4:6. Pride or vainglory Is 7 p.m., EvangelisOc Service. by R. Rlngwalt, Watchtower So­ one of three beSke categories of day. a.m. Another by ciety representative. 9:46 a.m., Smslay School sin, 1 John 2:16. Excessive pride Oitlclam has been leveled re­ 10 a.m.. Study of the Watch- Classes for all ages. Is svldenoed by man’s se^ng cently against the Pentagon for tower, Sept. 1 Issue, "Let Us 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Nur­ kkdependenoe from God. This is letting contracts to other manu­ Sentenced in Slaying oau ^ by matertal affluency, Not Give Up In Doing What Raymond F. and Louis C D^ato facturers at prices higher than sery. 1 ‘Tim. 6:17; by human learn­ Is Fine.” p.m., Wesleyan Youth. BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Wil­ SALE those charged by Colt’s origin­ 6 ing, 1 -Oor. l:18ff.; by worldly 6:30 p.m.. Fast and Prayer. liam C. Harris, 22, who pleaded 1 power, influenooe. Acts 12:20- ally the exclusive manufacturer guilty to manslaughter In the Eastmlnster United 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. 1 • .v,,| 28. Pride alto Is seen In status­ of the gun, which Is now used shooting of another man May 4 C h jd w n r L 3 >jciUl Presbyterian Fellowship seeking, MaU. 23:1-12. And In Vietnam. was sentenced to to 13 years Up to 50% off George E. Slye School Trinity Evangelical Lutheran 8 The first building in Manchester's North End Redevelopment area. ^ pride is leflaoted in sdlf-eaaalta- In prison Friday. Utl ^ Kingston Dr. off Oak St. Church tion oftto Booompoiiytag natu- Marvin Jones, 24, of Bridge­ Sot., Oct. 12,1968—1 to S P.M. Now Under Construction East Hartford (Missouri Synod) rsl gifts, as though' the re- ^ ALCO A ^ port died after being struck by Rev. Gordon . Bates 85 Prospect St., RockvlUe ciptent had attained th ^ 1 8 a single shotgun blast in a Oor. 4:7 . Minister Rev. Bruce Rudolf I ONE I^AIN ST., Cor. Woodbridge St. A local bar. Witnesses said Jones Trinity Covenant Chureh ' \ Pride procedes destruction, ALUMINUM and Harris had argued shortly 10 am,. Worship and Church 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Rrav. 16:18. Avoid its excess, before the shooting. School. Sermon: ’”The ^ tu re Service, Holy Clommunton. yet do not deprive yourselves of SIDINfi HACKMATACK STREET— MANCHESTER aU asnse M worth sod human of the Church." 9:15 a.m., Sunday School. The Ultimate In Luxurious Living At A Prestige Address dignity as Detag in God’s Image. Deal Direct With Adult Instruction Class. ★ BcM Goods ★ Gifts ★ Jowtlry The Men Who Do St. John’s Episcopal Church 11 Units— Manchester’s First Redevelopers and our CHURCH OF CHRIST Main and Hillside Ave., Vernon Unitarian FeUowship The Work ^ for mtttd ond wood^ FR EE 'A’CoffMoCofo Vlr Docoratioiis \ Rev. James L. Grant, of Glastoobury 21st Apartment Project Building In Manchester r pictur* fremMt j IgdaU M d VanMB StieiBto CAUL Rector Academy Junior High DELIVERY -k Hobby Display St M g - m ? W 2 stores Ansln st ^ Mata St., Glastonbury 644-2720 ^ and e. middle tpke. ^ 8 a.m., Holy Oommundon. ARTHUR DRUG tiOOi 10 a.m.. Holy Communton. i0;30 a.m. Service, Nursery . . . Public b Cordially Invitod. . . Wsnk|p» BiOO pjn. Sermon, classes, babysitting. nd School. PAGE ELEVEN ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATTIRDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1968

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. ‘CONN.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1968 PAGE TEN THE Sports Viewing -Lions and Vikings SATURDAY Herald Angle U iN (89).-Pre-Game Warm- J ' iffiB (39) World Serlea: ..I- By In Key NFL Clash ' Cards vs. Tigers EAR L YO ST 1:16 ( 8) This Week In the Sporto Bdltor N J ’X . By ED SCHUYLER JR. 3:48 ( 8) Wide World of Associated Press Sports Wrltiwr Sporto USINESS SERVICES DIRECTORY Series Worth Lot More Today 4:16 ( 8) NCAA Footbatt; ’The Detroit Tigers and St. Louis Cardin^s, two Washington va. baseball teams, have made the Detroit Lions shift, but Last time the St. Louis Cardinals and Detroit Tigers Oregon State hooked up in a World Series— 1934— the winning Red it will be up to another National FootbaJll League team, 4:80 (18) Race of the Birds eateh received a share amounting to ^,389.87, the Minnesota Vikings, to stop the Lions. Week CAMPING HIGH GRADE which______was____ more______than_____ one____ season’s___ _ _ ^ salary^ for most that’s something the C9il- _ _ _ _ ------12:00 (80) Anto Racing ^ • A .. ^ /"X ^ lA A1* A — A. ■ ■ — A_ _ A X _ A A A P* J _ _ 12:80 (80) A FL Football EQUIPMENT players. TTie T i e r s ’ take amounted to *^,354*68**^r caz® Chicago, which always counts mglillghto CAR LEASING PRINTING man. 'This year, the splits per man, for both winners ® ori*i- versatlitty of Gale Baj8 SUNDAY T^nts, Cote, Sleeping Bags, Job and Commercial and losers. wlU be double t h e ------’The ’“ <>"•■^‘' ^ 5 * , ^ " “ ® ers, wlU need him more than 11:80 ( 8) Notre Dame Foot­ M I M B E R Air Mattresses, Stoves, Printing melon of 84 years ago. The <,ieaU to the height he deems but ^er against Baltimore. The ball vs. Iowa On 1 or 2 OardB won then In seven games, comfoitablo played in I^trou swmy, quarter- Lanterns Prompt and Biffident 13:80 (SO) Pro-Oame Warm- Dp MANCHESTER PrtnUng Of AU Kind* Y E A R PLAN players share in only receipts p,eteiy unspectacular fashion. h^mtfleld advantage Concannon and Rudy Buk- 1:00 ( 8) NFTj, Olants \s. SURPLUS SALES CO. th eflrs t four games Of ^ y shoes then goes to ------Saints First In Mnnchester. New 160 N. M AIN ST, Community Press Wor d Series, ^ e r game No. out on the cement ouUlde the mor^ (80) World Series: enn, full maintenance, fully at Depot Square Cards vs. Tigen 9 East Middle Tpke. locker room and rubs and rubs, f V e t m l t team wWch. after Insored to rednoe your prob* Open Dally to 9:00 P.M. and two le a s e s spUt up (he ,u,e some youngster with new L w g ^ M h ^ by DaUaii In the M orrali has been a more than ( 8) Yale FootbaU vs. toons and worries. For full J. 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You 8:16 S ^ ak Up Hartford cratic candidate tor state rep­ EQUIPMENT DON WILLIS Eagles stopped at the Patriois gdded the two extra points ..j thought I ’d better clean up “ We’ve been on the road for a haps the top coUege football 9:00 News , . . ror could have resulted in ut­ Jets Face Charged Painting and Decorating can do the work yourself and 30-yard line after seven straight ground left and behind the sure chlnoing and putting ” said while and haven’t had much of gam e of the weekend. 9:40 Speak Up Hartford resentative for Andover, Bolton 936 CEN’TER STREET Run to Deadlock Tools turn Out a really professional 11:30 Barry Farber ter confusion and the need for plays by (mb^^ngdefensWe Ggorye Kanehl. Townsend. ’’Blrkdale Is playing ‘ ...... — ” -Hendricks, . — who .derives- hls IRON Garden and Land Tools MANCHES'TER looking rug cleaning job. 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Patriots, and hard running by nipped to Steve Mella In the gj, however. I made the All-American team at Associated Press Sports Writer Newly-acquired place kicker Bristol yesterday afternoon.. DANBURY (AP) — Officials in one machine were not re- absolutely essential that every TeL 643-5736 or 613-5879 BUY. SELL, AUTOMOTIVE BRAKE SERVICE Bruce Taggart, Angelo F ^ z no end zone. The attempt for the knocking on the door,” B RID G E PO RT Conn ( A P ) - defensive end. ^ . Bruce Alford booted three field Coach Paul Phlnney says say 1,156 high school graduates citizen’s vote be counted. I call and Mike Maloney 'brought the gxtra point was stopped by Jim- B R ID G E P O K I, go . t 1 TRADE' corded. oil! 1 r vards with OinijjouiiSimpson mis an uiiciioivcoffensive terrorid iv ii v^uaicj'Curley Johnson os serene exist- gnals Janfk, Butch “ this will stand as one of the COINS qualified to enter state collegea Aheam said, "Every civic- on the selectmen and the sec­ baU ck Pins Entertainment i .. Nightly in the same hall la not normal, first down quarterback Jack q>j,e second round of play In against >Montreal a$ Boston Gari JOHANNESBURG. South A f­ The Houston CJougars, ranked Washington. last two years, sat out last Hourly • Dally s Weekly Borlte Boring Bars— Carbide Jedrzlewskl, ’Tolland. 'The funds Maloney, although almost trap- the League starts next Friday ® '^jury and probably ‘ ‘l® OPEN MON. Uiru SAT. vided by the ClUes Service Oil frviHn'a tmvAAPdAd John Now- > a mvirtner _____ a .•__1- _ will mla.Q thfs on« too. Olympics. He filUShea first in 6 p.m. Monday thru Sat- Quality Manufacturers was not working properly and Interior— Exterior— Color Consulting Service aged to pass to Bruce Taggart and the Patriots playing the jim Ryun, the world’s fastest tralla’e top-seeded John New- .1 dnnatl In the Astrodome Friday field except for kicks. But In a '^1' one too. CLOSED SUNDAY Co. standing alone In the end zone. Giants. ^ ^ mller, failed to qualify for the combe 6-4, 3-6, 12-10 Friday to night rvineh. h » r^r, niav tiiriit »rwi onH Pete Beathard, Houston’s trials. urday. 6 John, East Hartford— 289-6460 should have been removed from Complete Insurance Coverage ______. J - ' - —D—■ pinch, he can play tight end and Hot Lunches Served use.’ ’ Mike Maloney added the two President Gil Bolsoneau and gog meter run but finished first enter the final of the Johannes- Halfback Paul Gipson ran the 'Jets are In a pdneh. quarterback, underwent an ap- 9 Delmont St., Manchester “ As a matter of fact,” Aheam Est. 1915 extra oolnU on on end-round the board of directors would i„ the 1,600 maters during the burg Professional Tennta Cham- back the opening kickoff 91 Regular Pete Lammona pendectomy this week and Bob ...... - ...... plonshlps. e . . B ...... 649-5531 Cluti said, “ Mrs. Mary Morgan, Dem­ Jobless Claims play making the score at half- like to thank the parents of gmii United States trials. yards lor a Houston touchdown, pulled a leg muscle against Buf- Oavis will run the club ag(alnst time Eagles 16, Patriots 0. Manchester for their coopera------— but the Cougars trailed by 21-14 falo last week and that makes Miami. The Oilers only victory Read Herald Ads 860 M A IN ST,—OPP. c 6 n NBCTICUT BLVD. ocratic registrar of voters, had TURKET SBOOT EAST HABTFORD-JTEL. 289-4359 expressed her concern over the Decrease 7.5% WM. DICKSON & SON alter the first quarter before Johnson Ae tight end against *>®®h the ex- ...... pense of the winleas Dolphins. operation of the yes lever on Tel. 649-0920— Manchester, Conn. Schoolboy Grid Menu Todoy rallying for a 36-21 halftime the Chargers, TRAP SHOOTING Dot A Painting Problem? We’ll Help! Machine B the night before the A 7.6 drop In unemployment lead. i Ironically, the CSiargers also i l l F Jack MalOTey to weeks of the Lenguo by unlnter- Skill & Luck Targets compensation claims was re­ Top-ranked Purdue and Leroy )iave tight end problems. Start-. Service still means something to us— and service referendum." , In the end zone, ggted spectators caused the Women & Children’s Aheam continued, “ Because ported for Vast week In the Man­ Keyes, who trounced Notre er WlUIe BYazieT and hls re- ECHS Harriers means spending enough time with you to help you extra polnto were added by a j,gr those under 18, Indians Home, Fagles Away -I^Targets this vote was not clou , the out­ chester office of the State Labor , Dame a week ago 37-22, battled placement, Jacque MacKinnon, ftdect the right paint finish for that job you’re plan­ pass from Maloney to Joe Erar- accompenl^d by a par­ Department. 'fdt making the score 24-0. Potential schoolboy ftboll' Ctonference meeting. Kickoff Northwestern at Evanston, 111., Iboth were Injured agatnst Cln- Outruii Pulaski The ■figures were 639 lor the ent. ning. us for paint and service when you plan your PLYWOOD CENTER li The Patriots scored their lone powers — at least at this stage wlU be at 2. In the afternoon. clnnatl last week. Frazier la East CathoUc harriers turned next project. week ending Sept. 28, compared touchdown on a pass by quar­ Manchester High Is all prep- Other leading matinee games ukely to miss tonight’s game back PulasW High over the Fine Quality with 683 tor the week ending Lapp Plaza , terback Chris’ Saunders com­ or the season are East c a pg^ home CXHL opener had Notre Dame at Iowa, Ore- and MacKinnon probably will three-mile Pulaski >rtpack, final score 24-6 with the Your independent < You’ll And the Aneat plywood For AH Occasions with 2,828, New Haven with 2,- S U N D A Y , ,OOT. 6 jjast treks -to West Hartford Wethersfield High and East will The average Octotoer temper- ers haven’t allowed a touch- E 6. Audrtte, E 6. Ciobum, E paneling, cabinet plywood*, kitch­ reaching a first down on the • Longine, Bulova, 171, Walerbury with 2,094, Meri­ Football — Pony Raiders et to face Northwest CathoUc High meet _tough Pulaski High of ature Ip Bangkok, TTiailanid, to down in the lost 10 quarters. 7. Tyo, E 8. Galavender, P 9. S u n d a \ en cabinet* and Arnutrong oelUnga Eaglia 46-yard line. WIttnauer and Corovellc den with 1,066, and New London look for the tolden archos. . . McDonald’s^ CromweU, 2 p.m. in its opening Hartford County New Britain In a HCXl game. 88 ilegr^es. The BUls scored 37 points last Ricci, E 10. OonneUy, E. The second game of the eve- 0|ien Dally 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. for Watcher with 1,000. 46 WEST CENTER STREET i 787 Main St., Manchester dealer. your convenience; Manchester was 14th among SILVER LANE EXTENSION ' I m Phone 648-6617 the state’s 20 offices.

•'ll''':•' •• • X : V . * • " ' • V .- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1968 V PASS TWELVB •MANCH TO TF R '’ByP^NTNG TTF1RAT.T) M ANCM KSTKR. CO^W. t^AinnYTYAV nr*rrm-pp c iorq • N*. ^___ OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE BUGGS BUNNY • BY SHORTEN tmd WHIPPLE Hulp WantWl— Mate 36 Hdp WanMate 36 Aniwtr to frtnoui Fu»l^ Motorqfcl«»» THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW UTHKTSIte CARPENTERS and <)Upent«ra' ______, ______fffl~HEK.HW0W3.AMO5 Bicyciws 11 What's Missing? VTheM OKARIMA shops a t TXE TOWM’S B ut SHEARING SOMETHING OUTOE A CHEAP FU LL and part-time laborers crew. Sub-oontract or hourly- (S TW6. A POt-ONf-rWAT 60U IT Doesj^AtVAhJCED. CLASSIFIED 1962 PARJLLA scrambler, 360 SWAHWiEST EMPORIUM, YOU CAN BET )OUR .BARGAIN BASEMENT- OOPB ? SHE BUMPS for landscaping, no experience wage. CaU 378-1680 or even­ 6ANNED AT INloy/ ONLT ONE SUV EVER 60T l^ESM A\\ MAN, IS IT cc, good condition. 3200. 648- 2 ------in the' BOT1DM CENTA>to NOBOP/'LL NOTICE HER INTO EVERYONE SNE^ EVER KNOWN' necessary, 32.25 per hour. Call ings, 742-9144. ______. Up 10 TO TOP 5PEED/Sft( MOfVTMS LATER HE^TRIFLB V, S EVER / ACROSS 0929 after 6 p.m. Grantland Nursery, 643-0689. WAS STILL UOLDIN' HIS HAIR DOWN WITHTHEjf~ER,AH~ 1----- and fire PAINTERS —YE A R ‘round 3 Demolish MI.i NERE, . WEU.WELLfOF A L L , ^TUFF THEV USE TO LAY FLOOR TILES/ y^PVANCEO.'j water * OKARINA?, . PEOPLE.'^ PAINTERS — Experienced work, plenty pf overtlnTe,Man- 4 Penetrate ADVERTISING 1968 HONDA —36U Scrambler. 5 Ham ai\d---- only. No part-timers. Steady cheater, South Windsor area. ? t o 9 Painting is 5 Slippery" CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Four months old. Call 649-8616. SO THIS Experienced. Call after 8 p.m.. an— — 1,9 WHERE work. Call Bob Melendy, 876- I f as an----- 8 AJW. to 4:30 PJH. 528-7449. 12 Persia 6 “Just a 1966 IfONDA, 305 scrambler, YOU OO YOUR 7179. 13 Ireland excellent condition, custom 9 HOPPING, RELIABLE MAN to work at 14 Long fish 7 Broad smile 43 Human COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED AI>VT. ,wat, extra chrome Including DEARIE' South Windsor Auto Parte, 15 Homesick­ 8 "Please take 26-Margarine 26 Separations trunk 4:80 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUOATION fenders. Niew tires, 1-688-9840 Sehanck Rd. Apply in person. ness ' your-----’’ 45AttempU MOLD MAKERS 17 Cuckoo 28 Asian Deadline for Saturday and Monday U 4:80 p.m. Friday. 6 to 9 p.m. (pt.) , kingdom 46 Ceremonial blackbird 9 Gelatinous pageant (3 TOOL MAKERS VIKING BAKING CO. 18 Grimace 30 Minute substances 47 American PLEASE READ YOUR AD MT m VT A AAT YXT 19 Canadian 10 Hindu queen particle Salesmen for outside home ostrich Business Services Interviews Monday to Friday, 7 province 11 Singing 31 Capital of C la w e d OT "Want A d i» are taken over Oie phone aa a service bakery route. Com­ ALLEY OOP Yemen 48 Feminine 21 Rivulet group nickname convenience. The advertlier should rend his ad the FIRST Offered 13 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Saturday by mission, benefits, five day 33 Baseball 23 Health 16 Gets up DAY IT APPEAM and REPORT ERRORS In f ^ e appointment. 643-4257, 876-7927. week. ciaU Mr. Duggan, 623- resort teams 50 A ----- YOU ARE A-1, truck is A-1. 20 Separated bargain next Inaerilm. inie ^ r a ld is reaponaible for only ONE Incor- 5291, 600 Oakwood Avenue, 24 Pea----- 22 Misplaces 35 Arranged, Cellars, attics, yards, drive­ 27 Presently like rays 51 Handle ^ t or on U tM inie^on for any advertlaement and then only West Hartford. 24 Animdl 52 Get in — to the extent of a “ make good” insertion. Errors which do ways sealed and email trupk- Vernon Mold & Tool Inc. 29 Turkish - preserve 40 Quantity Ing done A-1 right. Call Tra- dignitaries (dial.)^ 55 Girl's name not leaaen tbe value of the advertisement will not be correted 915 HARTFORD TPKE. MALE (X E R K — part- time by "make good" Inaortion. 32 Forms t<) a mano Trucking Service toll- evenings and weekends. Apply « 10 r r ROCKVILLE, CONN. line (var.) T” r ~ r 6 7 1 free, 742-9487. in person, Arthur Drug Store, r r y, ' 34 Printing 14 942 Main Street, Manchester. mistakes ~~ IT BULLDOZER, backhoe work, rr” 643-2711 875-3136 J e m 36 Emend L 17 land clearing, septic tanks in­ iiroCHANiC —full-time! muet 37 Sponsor }5" (Rockville, TTolI Free) stalled, drainage fields. Paul PART-TIME man or high school boy wanted Saturday and SUh- have some mechanical experi­ 38 Mint i r 20 Schendel, 649-0466. ence vvilUng to learn pin set- BY J. B. WILLIAMS 39 Nail used in ~~ ■ 1 '* __ days, to attend coin-operated OUT OUR WAY mining W TREE EXPERT — Trees cut, L iU COULTRDU car wash. Light duties. No ex­ Ung machine. Apply in person. 5T Vernon Lanes, Route 88, Ver­ 41 Tiny (Scot.) r 11 building lots cleared, trees top­ I"- ■•f U » dll,— ..kwr-rww miAPaLPuiA,/>A. perience necessary, '(Jail 644- DIP WJU HEARTHATr. Y I H O W NOT/ SINCE ^ f r 5 T c 31 42 The Jet----- 1 Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? ped. (Jot a tree problem? Well 1600, 6 to 10 p.mr non. he DOESN'T HAVE TO L l HAVEN'T SAVED A 44 Dismounted II X worth phone call, 742-8262. SET A SUIT/ HE COULD \ DI/VIE TO BUY ANY- 46 Jails f r J l l ST" __ a u t o PARTS store neede driv­ o 1»g »T HU, W. TJA UX OW,^ \\yf BUY a football out- I THINS, 1 WAS 49 Tapestry ■ ■ ■ 24-Hour Answering Service Roofing and Help W onted- Holp Wantnd^— er. Must have good driving ] tin<3 m ore MISER- w 5T STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone fit, fishino g e a r , 53 Exclamation " 1 _ __ An Interesting career In the record. Apply Winkler Auto BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS A movie c am e r a , / A B L E AND ENVIOUS n walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter­ Cfiimneys 16-A Female 35 Femate 35 54 Buoyant 4P field of Newspaper Circula­ Parts, 179 MKMle Tpke., Weet, DAVY JONES OR... HE'S <301 ■ OF WHATME MISHT 5T Free to Herald Readers races, railings. All concrete re­ BUY'SPENDIN' HIS 56 Males ROOFING — Specializing re­ SALESLADY, ability in quality tion starting with the poal-- Manchester. ARMEP WITH ONLV A KITCHEN KNIFE, PAW You WERE THANKS FOR E KIDDING 57 Winter IT 45 pairs. Reasonably priced. 643- WANT EXTRA money f o r SA V IN S PENNY. LOOTONASUITHAS __ Want Information on one of our classified advertlseraentsT pairing roofs of all kinds, new apparel selling preferred, full­ tlon of: JONES IS LOCKED IN A LIFE ANP PEATH BAT­ MARVELOUS, PE MY PAY/ . vehicle b 62 0851. Christmas? Our representa­ TIME TO get out in the fresh * r 4T W W 51 No answer at the telephone Ustedf Simply call the roofs, ghitter work. Chimneys time, 40 hour week (one night, TLE WITH A VICIOUS MOUNTAIN LION... WOODY.' 58 Comfort tives can earn 3500. to 31.000. NEWSPAPERBOY air. Outdoor workers, shop :i'i 59 Dance step SHARPENING Service — Saws, cleaned and repaired, 30 years' Thursday until 9, all day Satur­ S" 5T 55 during the Christmas selling workers, concrete fabricators. 60 Spanish Jar n _ knives, axes, shears, skates, experience. Free estimates. day inclusive). Top salary. COUNSELOR EDWARDS season now in full swing. We Have many openings for 61 ------s r on the sT ST rotary blades. Quick service. Call Howley 643-536L 644- Call Mr. Shapiro, 643-2128, Ca­ wrist ‘ * h Csin help you earn this kind of A Man Possessing These steady work in healthy outdoor 1 Capitol Equipment (3o., 38 8333. sual Village Shops, Man­ d o w n w 85" 5T ANSWERING SERVICE money with Avon. Call 289-4922. Qualities: type work. No experience re­ z 1 1m - i Main St., Manchester. Hours chester. 1 Fish parts dally 7:30-5, Thursday, 7:30-9, A high school gtraduate quired. Year 'round work with (Newspaper inttrpriu Atm.) 649-OSOO 87S-2$t9 SALES woman to work full-time Saturday 7:80-4. 643-7968. Be able to work eTfCctlvely with overtime. Top pay rate. Many Millinery, until Christmas. Apply Shoor and leave your message. Yen’ll hear from our advertiser In boys benefits. Union shop. An equal Dressmaking 19 OFFICE CLERK Jewelers,- 917 Main Street, Rg time without spending all evening at tbe telephone. REPAIRS — Lawnmowers, Have a good driving record opportunity employer. Apply in snow blowers and gwden trac­ Manchester. person to Allied Casting Corp., FOR ALTERATIONS neatly and (automobile furnished) tors. Free pick up and delivery Needed for accounts pa^;- reasonably done in my home, 260 Tolland Tpke., Manchester. Aiitomobilws For Solo 4 able with knowledge of typ?' Duties consist of working with ---- . 3 BY DICK TURNER in Manchester and South Wind­ call 643-8750. CARNIVAL sor area. Call 644-0421. mg necessary and aptitude our newspaperboy organisa- JOURNEYMAN electrician and 1964 VOLKSWAGEN — good for figures. Excellent fringe CLERK tion In the servicing of sub­ helper; paid vacation smd bene­ HERALD RUBBISH — trash removed to condition. Four new tires, 649- PLAIN SEWING and altera­ benefits. Apply at Manches­ scribers fits. Wilson Electrical Co., 649- BY KEN MUSE the dump, lawns maintained. WAYOUT 0861. tions. Call 649-7748. ter Modes, Inc., Pine Street. Opportunity In data process­ 4817. • » |bN>^8r>«aKlK. BOX LETTERS Call 649-1868 after 6 p.m. ing for clerk with good fig­ Apply D. K. Welch, Manager, 1966 DODGE Sportsman. A- WANTED dishwasher to work F IN E / WHAT lO-T ------DRESSMAKING and altera­ ure aptitude, good wages Hartford-Courant Branch Office, N O M O N E Y ALL 100, 226 cubic inch, 6 cylin­ SERVICE when you need It. S/iLT^PEPPER§ D O YOU For Your tions, zlpptrs replaced etc. a n d working conditions. 13 Park St., Rockville, 876-6286. Friday and Saturday evenings, CAMERA der, tkaniiard shift, heavy Complete sharpening service, DOW N^ HAVE TO PRICES Call 649-4311. PART AND FULL-tlme fabric With convenient free park­ meals Included. Apply in per­ 10-5 Information duty equipment. Seats 8, ra­ hand and power mowers. \Vc offer paid vacations, pension ViKTCHMe CAMERA STORE T R A D E ‘S WITHOUT SSSSSr TO EACH HIS OWN salesgirls wanted. Anply Miss ing and free benefit pro­ son, Cavey's Restaurant, Cen­ NO PAYMENTS, LENSES dio. 31,760. Call 649-2901. Home, garden and shop. We al­ plan, paid Blue Cross and CMS, CURE THE H E R A U ) wUl not ALTERATIONS IN M Y home, CobUm, Pilgrim Mills, Hart­ gram. Apply ter St. Manchester. disclose the identity of so repair and service power experienced worker. Call 646- ford Rd., Manchester, between and increases commensurate THSeUY/ AND NO BY FRANK O’NEAL PONTIAC —1966 Ventura, pale SHORT RIBS any advertiser using box and hand mowers. All work 2956. three and six p.m. only. with ability. EXPERIENCED man In good BALANCE.^ letters. Readers answer­ green with black vinyl lop; guaranteed. For dependable physical condition to assist This gorgeous automoWe can FIRST NATIONAL manager of hardware and gar­ y o u R ing blind box ads who service call Sharp-All, 585 ATTENTION — Santa needs The Hartford Courant Co. desire to protect their be yours for 384 down a n d Adams St., Manchester, 643- Moving— ^Trucking— helpers Now 'til Christmas. STORES, INC. den supply store. Driver’s li­ OWN Identity can follow this low weekly payments. Call SeU toys Party Plan. Call or cense necessary. Salary com- 5305. Storage 20 PARK & OAKLAND AVES. An Equal Opportunity procedure: Mr. Domenick, 236-3069, brok- Write Santa's Parties, Inc., • mensurate with experience and EAST HARTFORD, CONN. Enclose your reply to the t r e e s cut and removed, land MANCHESTER Delivery—light Avon, Conn.' 06001. Telephone Employer ability. For appointment call box in an envelope — cleared, reasonable. Free esti­ trucking and package delivery. 1 673-3465. 289-9655, Mr. Hill Or Mr. Gor­ 1966 CHEVROLET, 4-door. Full address to the ^aasl- mate, Insured, 289-8720. Refrigerators, washers a n d don. ' price, 31,250. Call Mr. Domen­ ASIC ABOUT OCR (eld Manager, Manchester stove moving, .specialty. Fold­ WE ARE LOOKING fpr ex­ DOVER. Nj: SPECIAL ick, 236-^9 broker. (X)M PLETE janitorial services. BABYSITTER wanted three PLUMBERS, steamfltter, help­ Evening Herald, together ing chairs for rent. 649-0752. PART-TTME CX)OK, local con­ days a week for well behaved perienced BHdgeport, Grinding with a memo listing the Residential, commercial and er, experienced. New construc­ BY ROY CRANE 1968 C O M A R O convertible, ______valescent home* Call 649-4519. and Engine Lathe operators. BUZZ SAWYER companies you do NOT industrial. Windows washed, 8 year old girl. Will consider tion. 'IV>p wages, overtime. In­ power top, 327 V-8, automatic, mature school girl. Call Mrs. Men with a semi - production want to see your letter. floors washed and waxed. Wise Painting— Papering 21 G IRL WANTED — to answer background, capable of work­ quire Imperial Plumbing, fA W an iE W VEIN IS FOUND IN A PLAYEP- Your letter wlU be de­ radio, bucket seats, wtdtewalls, Engelbert, home phone, 528- THERE ARE Maintenance, 643-2603. telephone and perfdTm miscel­ ing from operation sheets and South Windsor, 644-1521. FLECKS OF BOTH OUT SILVER MINE. TRUBLOOP TRIED TO stroyed If the advertiser racing strip. 649-4751 after PAINTING — interior and ex­ laneous office duties. Excellent 0102, business phone, 429-9338. HIDE IT SO HE COULD BIW THE WINE CHEAP.I unders^dlng setting up to -Opportunity to SILVER AHP COLD Is one you’ve mentioned. 5:80. LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also terior, very reasonable. free benefits and good working-con­ AOCXIUNTS receivable clerk, some degree. We are located , „ __ IN THIS PIECE If not It will be handled moving large appliances. Burn­ estimates. Call Richard ditions with a modern progres­ learn retailing and manage­ In the usual manner. 1962 CHEVROLET Bel Air wag­ knowledge of bookkeeping pro­ in a pleasant rural area elimi­ OF QUARTZ YOU ing barrels delivered, 34. 644- Martin, 649-9285, 649-4411. sive company. Call Mr. Lenart, ment as a career In boys’ and on. Power steering, automatic cedures. Apply Iona Mfg. Co. nating the need to tight your FOUND, SEROR.' OKAV, 115 HME ID FIX IH E NOW THAT W AS 1775 or 289-8824. young men’s department. Good transmission, seat belts, good 289-7796. way to and from- work, with ROOF, THE HAMMER? A STUPID QUESTION J EDWARD R. PRICE—Painting, starting salary. CaU Mr. Craft, tires. Must sell, 3450. 65 CARPENTER — experienced, a new easy access highway to exterior .and interior. Paper­ for appointment, 643-2128. M Kjm Lost and Found 1 Spruce Street, Call 643-5619. all types of work. Reasonable. hanging. Oelllnge, etc. Insured. Help Wanted— Mate 36 our door in the near future. CaU anytime, 646-1737. 649-1003. Good benefit jmogram, paid LOST —male dog, brown and 1963 PONTIAC Catalina, 4-door ATTENDANT for (X)ln-operated hoUdays and at present work­ white, answers to the name hardtop, fuU power, hydramat- L. PELLETIER — Painting — ATTENTION car wash, 8:30 to 5 daUy. Light ing 60 hours a week. Interest­ 16-5 Tiger, Blast Center Street vi­ Ic, asking 36<». CaU 643-9172 af­ Interior and exterior, papenng duties. Suitable for retired ed? 0>me in and talk to us cinity. CaU 649-6614. ter 4. Household Services WANTED e er for dental office, Employer 1216'/] Stiver Lane 373 MAIN 8T. HIS 8/0 East Hartford, Conn. Savings Bank of Manchester. 1966 OLDSMOBILE—442. 4- corders for rent. Marlow’s 867 experience preferred. <3aU 649- AppUoation made for payment- speed, power brakes and> pow­ Main St.. 649-6221. GEORGE N. Converse. Painting 6675. er steering. Excellent condi­ and decorating, paper hanging, SALAD MAN — porter or util­ VENETIAN blinds — repaired, fully Insured. Call evenings, BOOKKEEPER — Burroughs ity man and kitchen helpers. tion. Getting company car, retaped and recorded. 1646-0273, Announcomants 2 must sell. Beat offer. Call 876- 643-2804. machine operator, 36-40 hour Call 649-2978, The Ellington 649-2971. week (Includes Saturxlays), BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY 8390. Ridge Country Club. Ask for Immediate X)pemng MR. ABERNATHY NEED a Band! Call the Sof- credit experlenice helpful, 32. SEWING machines expertly re­ Mr.' McAllister. tones. Music for night clubs, per hour plus depending on ex­ EARLY-AAORNINO •1963 CHEVROLET Impala, 2- paired. .AU makes domestic or Floor Finishing 24 ----- tw eet t w e e t formals, weddings, etc. 742- perience. Call Mr. Shapiro, 643- TWEET * GOLF ©GREAT door hardtop, white, V—8, pow- Imports. ABC Appliance Re­ For A Young Man or Girl TWEET 7663 after 6 p.m. FLOOR SANDING-land reflnlsh- 2128. Casual VlUage Shops, IF YOU CAN ergllde, power Isteering, radio, pair, 41 Oak Street, 649-8879, TRUCK DRIVER TWEET STAND THE NOISE./ BY DICK C AVALU Ing (specializing In older Manchester. WINTHROP^ heater. Immaculate red In­ Rockville, 876-2193. terior. Four new tires. 3800. floors). Inside painting. Paper­ t w e e t ^ HAIRDHESSER — top wages, Lumber yard, experienced Automobiles For Sale 4 116 School Street, Manchester. TWO HANDYMEN want a va­ hanging. No Job too .small OH, WELL...RCME VV\6NT top commissions. Lu-Jon Salon preferred. Must know great­ MONITORING TW EET ^ ______riety of Jobs by the hour or John Verfallle, 649-8760. ' BUILT IN A CAY. 1966 VOLKSWAGEN, black sun­ of Beauty, 61 East Center St. er Hartford. Union rates, -.Q- 1964 DODGE Polara, power day. Reasonable I'atea. CaU for # / HDWAiAtj/M/L£S \ ABCXSr roof. Red leather Interior, ful­ steering and brakes, automatic Call 643-1939. many benefits. TWENTY FEET. Information, 643-6306, 643-8292. ( HAVEYCtl 1 4 * ly equipped Including stainless transmission, factory air-condi­ Bonds— Stocks— LINOTYPE MACHINES EXPERIENCED cashier want­ TWE&T V UDOGeOetHCE J j R i steel ski rack. Show room con­ tioning, low mileage. Best of­ Mortgages 27 ed for part-time work. Apply GENERAL BUILDING \ . \CUeeCAMBAN / 9 dition. 31,298. CaU 649-8766. fer. Call 647-1136. TWEET { A^WOfAAUr, ) i ^ Building— SECOND MORTGAGE — Un- to Miss Coburn, IHlgrlm Mills. SUPPLY CO. An excellent opportunity for the right person to V P05TS21 J NEED CAR? O edlt very bad? (3 IEVROLET station wagon, Contracting 14 Ilmlted funds available for sec­ 177 Hartford Rd., Manchester, 367 ELLINGTON RD. (Route 6) Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ 1961, 8-cyllnder, powergllde. between 1 and 9 p.m. learn the printing trade. Excellent benefits. TvieeT i ond mortgages, payments to EAST HARTFORD, CX>NN. t w e e t * UONesegigSEWAY est Douglas accepts lowest body and tires excellent, good ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga­ suit your budget. Expedient WANTED — reliable older 289-3474 - i down, smallest payments, any­ mechanical condition, 3395. 643' rage, rec rooms, bathrooms service, J. D- Realty, 643-6129. Com e in soon. X woman to sdt four days a BY AL VERMEER Vrs.^ where. Not small loan finance 8638. tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce­ PRISCILLA’S POP ^— - week, 9 to about 4 p.m. Two i company plan. Douglas Mo­ ment work, cellar floors, pa­ o 1964 GRAND PBIX, white with ohUdren, one kindergartener, TRAINEE — To become life In­ , IN ST E A D 1 I'LL BET 'YOU'RE THE tors, 846 Main. tios, roofing. . CaU Leon Cles- Help Wanted^— black vinyl Interior and top. one fifth grader. Must have surance underwriter for one of ,i O F B E IN 3 ONLr DOQ IN TOWN xxcu. synskl. Builder. 649-4291. Female 35 l u F n t t u j IfJEALOUS MOU WITH A HORSE FOR - /a‘ S BUIOK 1966 4-door hardtop. Whitewalls, fuUy equipped. Ex- own transportation, and must America's largest Insurance -■SHOULD BE X vvlwri oir^ Original car. Immaculate ceUent oondltion. 649-5678. CARPENTRY— concrete : steps, WOMAN — full-Ume, 9-5 daily be good to children. CaU after companies. Salary plus bonus. '18 BISSELL S'TREET—MANCHESTER, CONN. concJitionini? throughout. No money down, floors, hatchways, remodeling, Monday through Friday, ap­ 6 p.m., 640-9346. Call R. Stevenson 278-7770. CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER low weekly payments. OaU Mr. porches, garages, closets, ceil­ ply In person only. Westown . Domendek, 286-8069, broker. Pharmacy, 469 Hartford Rd., tyHAT? I BOIBSEl AREN'T YOU YE»...6UraEAREPI THIS Trucks— ^Tractors 5 ings, attics finished, rec rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth­ Manchester, BROUGHT CAPTAIN BA9Y WHO WAS HAS BEEN A CONSPIRACY REPOSSESSIONS A BOX O' COPPEP IN UPHAM FO R BY THE REAL ARTT 1 •/l961 FORD, H ton pick-up 4- er related work. No Job too speed, 6 cyoUnder, 8’ body. SUSPICIOUS BEHWIIOKT 'ES..ANP ICAM Third tax period reposses­ smaU. Dan Moran, BuUder. ’RPYB. ITt Best offer. CaU 649-0016. SECRETARY Experienced Polishers sions from Mr. Domenick at Evenings 649-8880. PRODUCTION CONTROL D o You Like To Write? tremendous savings. MUST SACRIFICB 1967 Interna- h o MB8» OARAGES, porches. For a finished work on turbine blades and vanes. Excellent opportunity (or gal 1966 Ponttao, 1966 Lincoln tlonal plck-np truck, 4-wheel rec rooms, room additions, < Continental, 1964 Ford, 1968 Friday with initiative. Short- Above average hourly rates, fringe benefits and k'rw'M' M,V drive, deluxe, with camper top, WE NEED AN vVpe' Chevrolet, 1966 Mustang, and snow plow, 648-7400, after profit shai'ing plan. Apply at 1966 Chevrolet Convertible, iri ‘‘r "!r 0 HM U NM. W. Til I—. UA M. OW. 6:46. available. No down payment. Congenial atmosphere—muslo— 1966 Pontiac (Convertible, Economy Builders, Iho. 648- air-conditioned. 1964 Ford Omvertlble, 1966 Red-Lee Metal Finishing Co., Inc. ASSISTANTI '\ SPORTS EDITOR BY BOB LUBBERS 6189. I A growing and progressive com- ROBIN MALONE Mercury Station Wagon, Auto Acetsiortes— pany ■ J 69 WOODLAND ST.— MANCHESTER 1968 Ford 4-speed, 1968 Pon­ NEWTON H. SMITH ft SON — WHATS Y O iift 6 ASS, The position is open now. You will find tiac Catallha, 1966 Bulck , Tlios 6 Remodeling, repairing, addi­ COLONIAL BOARD CO. PRBeOOfA Convertible, 1964 Oldsmo- (XIEVY 827 fuel injection heads, tions, rec rooms, garages; 616 PARKER STREET your position exciting, interesting and a chal­ bUe, 1966 Rivera. CaU 286- i a one pair, 376; Chevy fuel In­ porches and roofing. No Job , MANCHESTER 8069, broker. jection cam, (008) |26; 7 Chevy too small. CaU 649-8144. Mrs. E. F. LoftuB lenge to'your abilities. You will find the staff LITTLE SPORTS BY RpUSON 801 cu. In. J.E. pistons, $30. WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ most congenial and your ofRce most pleasant. 1061 FORD convertible, 3260. Take It all for $120. 876-2761. modeling spsclallst. Additions, MEDICAL assistant wanted for BilRNER SERVICE MAN Call 649-7000. rec rooms, dormers, porches, doctor's office In Manchester. Check the fring'e benefits. cabinets, formica, built - Ins, Write Box “ E ", Manchester Experience Necessary MUSTANG convertible, 1968 Traitert— Herald. bathrooms, kitchens. 649-8446. EXCELLENT WORKINO CONDITIONS, green with white top. 389 V—8, Mobil* Ho im s 6-A Apply in person soon at the^... . 8-speed transmission, all new ' ~ WATTRESSEB wanted, fuU-tlme SALARY AND COMPANY BENEFITS tires. 81.400- 640-0107. « t r u c k camper, 1968 Spitfire, m m \ part-time hours avaUable. 10%', sleeps five. FuUy equip­ Roofing- ''Siding 16 Apply in person, LaStrada's CHEVROLET 1068 Impala, 2^ MORI ARTY BROTHERS. Inc. mauriiFBtPr lEurntuD ISjrralii ped, good condition. CaU 649; Restaurant, 699 Main Street, SOI - 816 CENTER ST. ROOFING, aluminum siding, door hardtop. Lovely gold 2443 after 4. Manchester. MANCHESTER, CONN. — 643-6188 I0‘S' color. Can be yours for |50 guttere, carpenter work. 80 Vacation—Insurance—Pension 13 BISSELL STREET MANCHESTER down, low weekly payments. years’ experience. Connecticut COUNTER GIRL — must be and Many More Fringe Benefits! OaU Mr. Doirtenlok, 388-8060, Valley Construction Co. 648- rtee^dy. Must apply In person. bsoksr. Read Herald Ads 7180. Free estimates. Davis Bakery, 021 Main Street.

\ I f . ■ ’ p a g e MANCHESTER E5VENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1968 PAG® FGTJBTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1968 Out of Town Wantod--*oalEstato77 Je w S to M a rk ] Houfo* For Sate 72 Hootot For Sola< 72 H oum s For Sola 72 Hoosos For Solo 72 Hoosot For Solo H Out of Town Aportmantv—Ffcitf— Out of Town For Solo ^ 5 LARGE FAMILY wants to buy Sitinrions Wortttd', MANCHESTESt and vMnlty. For Solo 7S For Rant 66 CUSTOM bulk five room home. OdNTEMPORART Ranch, 9 three or four bedroom home, Tonamants 63 ______RAISED RANCH modsm COVENTRY —OoltynWa area, 39 Large Living room with fire- sooms on one acre, beautiful- Ranches, Odonlale, Oapea. 88 In Saint James' Parish. Can Sukkos Feasi BERRrS WORLD kitchen with all bullt-lns, REDWOOD FARMS homes from $11,800. Meyer IMMACULATE stx room Rtoteh two bedroom five rfSem Ranch FOUR ROOM apartment, 19 ROCKVILI^ — ”*2^ place, formal dining room, ly landscaped, modem Wtch- pay up to $28,000. Call Paul - BUILDDJa superintendent Ex­ Florerwe Street, $100. Adults, fumtafeed, aJl utilities. $110. fdrmal dining room, ftanUy ■ Agency, ReaMors, 648-0609. In quiet aettlng mliriites from plus finished room In base­ Sukkos, the Jewish Feast CLASSIFIED t a d o m kitchen, Jalousled en, large living room, formal Drop over to Redwood W. Dougan, Realtor, 649-4638. perienced, familiar with all Manchester, 2 fuU baths, 2-cor no pets. Call 648-17B1. monthly. Pali 649-8861. ____ room, 4 bedrooms, 214 baths, porch, two bedrooms, space for dining room, family room 20x ment. Fireplace, aluminum rid­ Tabernacles, will begin phases of property and ground Farms on HlHstown Rd , MANCHESTER — BenUey-Il- garage, stove, wall to woU car­ 2 fireplaces, 2-car garagis, $84,- • ing. Immaculate, $16,600. Ju­ ALL CASH for your property row at sundown and win maintenance, Age 87, reliable, t*’*” *' .^■**?*> 24 overlooking water fountain. ♦his Sunday afternoon. Ilng School area, 6 room Co­ 4% ROOM duplex, includes ap- MX RGO^ Inchi^ ^ 900. Phllbrick Agency Realtors, - Lot 130x140, beautifully land­ peting. Hound’s tooth dean. dith Wilhelm Real Estate, 228- within 24 hours. Avoid red references, available Novem­ pUances, utUlUes, parking and refrigerator ^ ete^dty, 186,800. By appointment only. Rick Mcrrttt wUl be on the lonial, IVi baths, double ga­ Eleven acres of deUgfitfully fUnue for nine days with ADVERTISING 649-8847. ' '• scaped. Marion E. Robertson Phllbrick Agency, Realtors premises to ri»ow theoe tiM 9678. tape. Instant service. Hayes the first two days and the ■ ber 1st, with three rooms storage, $180. Call Mr. Zimmer, $140. monthly. Call 872-4762. rage, nice treed lot. Only $21, wooded lend. Truly e> Ipem. Im­ Realtor, 648-6968. nnraee and plana by LAM Agency. 646-0181. above ground apartment. Write MANCHESTER — 5-room 649-6847. 900. Hayes Agency, 6464M81. mediate occupancy. BeWore PRIVACY — 6 room Ranch. 2 two days observed as fuU ho CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS GROVE ST., Rockville — 8H Homea. Where else In k to - baths beamed ceiling, pan- s e l LINO YOUR HOME? For days. Services win be held Box L, Manchester Herald. ______—— . Ranch, double garage, In- gjXEOUnVE twven room Gai'- MANCHESTER — 8 room cus­ cheater oan you gvA a fine Agency, 647-1418. 8 AJ». to 4:30 PJil. 4H ROOM town house, includes w m apartment, stove ana ground swimming *’ pool, MANCHESTER, 6 room Ranch rim Obtonlol, Lakewood Or- tom built Raised Ranch, top now homo priced in the low ellng, garages, pond, water- prompt courteous service that Temple Beth S^lom^ 1V4 baths, patio, a p p U ^ e s and frlgerator, heated, $110. ca n condition invites city water, sewer, 8 bedrooms, ONE MUJS from Mancherier! frills. 9 acres, pine grove. at 8:15 p.m. and on Monday i rie area. Ovendaed two - car quality construction, excellent to upper twentleeT Come, gets results, call Louis Dlmock - - - - - Dogs— Birds— Pats 41 uUUtles, $190. Call Mrs. Rein, 649-2871. Verplanck School areeu Act Nine room one year young Hutchins Agency, Realtor*. 649- COPY CLOSING TTBfE FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. your Inspection. Low 20’a. gefpte, breaaeway, two flre- location, treed lot. Mid 20'e. pick your plan and lot now Realty, 649-9823. Tuesday at 10 am. 648-4286. fast. Only $14,000. Hayes Agen­ Ranch featuring 3 baths, 2-car 5324. Folltnvlng the service ton «:M P.M. DAT BEFORE PUBUOATION OROOMING a l l breeds. Har­ ______LAUREL St., Rockville —Four Hayes Agency, 646-0181. piacee, iavety treed lot Oell Hayes Agency, 646-0181. —iheeo arc truly fine values and our record cy, 6464)181. garage,. Andersen thermopane row evening, the congregatio Deadline for Satnrday and Monday Is 4:S0 p.m. Friday. mony Hill. H.C Chase. Hebron RENTALS handled, apartm i^, .room apartment, «*®ve ^ re- ^ [ ^ ^ h ESTER 6 room Oarrl- j, D. Real Eriate Assooiotee, windows, llniriMd rec room, 2 Inc., 648-6129, 648-8779, 649-1886. MODIFIED RANCH, 6H rooms, breaking sales show ft! MANCHESraR, better buUt Vernon wlU enter the Sukkah fo r Kid Rd.. Bolton. M8-B42T. homea, bualnesees. Courteous frlgerator, heated, $UB. Call ^ colonial, on the bus line, fireplooes, etc., etc. All this on family ktt en, living room, den, two bed­ FOREST HILLS pudding; Tuesday, meatloaf, monthly. Call 878-2600. 649-2818. tive 6H room Ranch with wall kitchen, intercom system, Sukkah. Help Wanted— Mole 36 Help Wanted— tiger cats. Call 649-6480. after mem.ment. WUX. PURCHASE thU Priced at only $21,000. Charles SUNDAY 2-5 P.M. VERNON,- —New seven roofli- dence of God which helped then WE BUY and **I1 antiques, and cellent rite for apartment com­ Manchester. Can pay up to and butter. ------flees are located in the Vernon ------Mid 20’s. 68 Leland Dr. De- 4H room Ranch, within walk­ Leeperance, 649-7620. C o lo i^ , m baths, buUt - Ins, APPLICA’nONS now being tak- circle Shopping Center, whiefr FOR “ a Job well done feel- ’TREASURE ’N TRASH used furniture, chtna, glass sll- plex, Manchester. 228x1060’ lot ing distance to private beach at B & W garage. OaU now and pick your $20,000. Paul W. Dougan Real­ Lake Street School: Monday, , • , plus private rood. Adjacent to tailed specification riveet avail- en for three superlntendwita jg adjacent to Exit 95 off the ing” clean carpets with Blue SOME ANTIQUES ver, picture frames, old coins, oN E ROOM efficiency apart- Bolton Lake, oil nicely paneled BRAND NEW Ranch under If subuiban living eit Its BARROWS and WALLACE Co. colors. H. M. Frechette Real­ tor, 649-4536. n»aoatonl ahells with meat When the ^ l l t e s developments presently under able on request.. Call owner best is your cup of tea, drop sauce, beets, cheese wedges, the Land ^ holt arid two day maintenance men. ^m jur Cross Parkway (Inter- Lustre. Rert electric sham- guns, pewter, scrap gold, ment furnished Including heat with 8 bedrooms, living room oonstruotlon, SM 1, I H Manchester Parkade over to Birch Mountain tors, 647-9093. ' FuU time. Garden type apart- g^ate 84) and at the hub of the pooer, $1. Paul’s Paint A 1-5 P.M., Monday - Sunday watches, old Jewelry, hob­ and electricity. $87. monthly. construction. Contact J. O. P ob- 643-2867. baths, garage. Nice area. Ocdl Manchester 649-5806 fruit: Tuesday, beef in gravy, tiec^ e m oc«a^on fw with fireplace, kitchen and din­ Home Stte* tomorrow after­ ment MamAester. Must be re- j^ig^way network for one of Wallpaper Supply, 65 Delmont &t. by collections, paintings, attic Call 649-2497. sum and Associates, 643-9669. now for details. H. M. EYech- TOLLAND Public Records rice noodles peas chocolate celeibratlon of the Ingathe $17,000 FOR THE family that ing area. Must be seen. Wol­ noon and select from five re- NEAR Bolton Center, superb chicken o f ^ c ro ^ f r ^ t h e fields^ liable, some knowledge re^r- England’s fastest*growing contents or whole estates. Fur-- neieds room. Living room, din­ verton Agency Realtors, 649- ette Realtors, 647-0998. Warrantee Deeds ed, ^ U n ^ e s s to l e ^ . Fine areas. We are the exclusive CLEAN like new, s o MACHINES — singer nlture Repair Service, 643-7449. TWO FURNISHETO three room - mototog quality homes cus­ one acre wooded lot, ideal to­ TWO STORY BARN ing room, Wtriien, first floor. 2818. tom crafted by Larry E’l- L & M Developers Inc. to L ^ooSTeoup, peanut butter opportunity and good salary, g^jeg agents for seven success------apartments In private home. ____ ^Land For Sale 71 WEST SIDE — Six room Cope pography. CaU R. F. Dlmock automatic zig-zag, excellent Three bedrooms, bath second oao. Nestled jiirt off Route Goes with this charming Co­ A M Homes Inc., property on rriches,"ora^rJulce,____ date Send resume to Manager, 8 electric shampooer, $1. Oloott wllh paneled sun porch, formal Co. 649-5246. land and for its good fruits, ful new home communities and condition. Makes buttonholes, UtUltles DESIRABLE four room Cape In pj^g fl^ si^ 'l^ tU c. Call 86 to an IdylUc seating, lonial Ranch of 6V4 rooms, 2 Redwood Rd., conveyance tax squares; Thursday, hot dog in Downey Drive, Manche^r, Variety Store. location. Working adults. 643- . dining room, fireplace and ga­ rememberance of this aspect < are planning several more to hems, embroiders, etc. O r ig -______Rooms Without Board 59 fine residential neighborhood. early. Wolverton Agency, Real­ those fine homra offer a full baths, large stone- fire­ $6.60. a roll, potato chips, baked Conn. 6389. rage. October occupancy. H.M. the hoUday a blessing Is sai^ ______open in the near future. Our Fireplace, large WUdien, bed­ tors, 649-2818. 467 North Main Street wholesome, quiet country place, 2% acres of beautiful L & M Homes Inc. to Archl- beans, cookies; Friday, vege- ______REASONABLE, excellent condl- Inally over $300., 6 monthly COMPLETELY furnished rooms Freriiette Realtors. 647-9998. Out of Town over four species on each da]( TRUCK driver and ______laborer. division is also growing ___ , ______kitchen „goods,______radio,, ___ tele­ payments of $8.60 each or pay- for rent with community kltch- 2% ROOM furnished apartment room, dining room or second atmospdiere less than five land, rolling and fenced. We bald and Boihara K. Stuart, tarian vegetable soup, tuna bedroom, two unfiniehed rooms OLDER COLONIAL jttlnutoe from Mandiester, For Sal* 75 of the holiday. These specie Rate from $2 to $4 per hour rapidly and enables us to mar- vision, Christmas decorations, $51 cash. 522-0931 dealer. en, all utilities included, locat­ with heat and hot water. Mid­ urge you to inspect at $21,- property at 44 Enberta Rd., con- tooin/< and butter sandwiches, up. OonvenlenUy located tor and only a stone’s throw are a Lulav (i>alm branch), the depending upon experience and existing homes of our diving equipment, bicycle" bas- ed next to bus line and stores, dle aged lady, no pets. Call ANDOVEHl — 7 room oversized 500! Hurry! 649-6306. veyemce tax $35.20. brownies. SEVEN piece bronze kitchen bus and shopping. Gerard NOTICE from the new Route 6. Eisrog (a fruit of the citrus abiUty. 643-9665. home buyers. ket, and camping bed. Call af­ plenty of parking, call after 6 643-6388. Idght rooms, having 4 MANCHESTER Cape, 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, Helen L. O’Brien to George East Elementary School; We particularly need salespeo- set, 30” electric range, port­ Ageofcy, 643-0388 or 6494)638. laige bedrooms, large kitch­ famljy), the Hadas, (the myrtle^ ter 5, 643-4433. p.m. 644-0383. \ FOR ADMISSION Choose from majestic Dutch 2 fireplaces, Jtdousled porch & L D. and Sylvia K. Hobklrk, prop- Monday, sloppy Joes, cole slaw; MAN for tire service, good pay. jJe who are familiar with any able washing machine. _ CaU en and Uving room, dining B W leaf) and the Aravah, (the wil­ HEBRON — 8 acres, , iriore OF ELECTORS . and Garrison Colonials, and garage, $28,000. Phllbrick erty at 44 Elberta Rd., convey- Tuesday, scalloped potatoes 45 to 55 hours per week. All of the following towns: Vernon, 646-2197 after 6 p.m. room, large family room 105 BENTON ST. (with 4 bedrooms) or Ram­ BARROWS and WALLACE Co low). They symboHze the fruits rHE TOOMPSON House — Oot Business Locations available, near centsf, large TOWN OF ANDOVER, Agency, Realtors, 649-5847. ance tax $35.20. with ham, vegetables, orango benefits. Must be steady work- ToUand, ElUngton, Somers, En- BoOtS a n d A cC S S S orioS 4 6 equipped with aU utilities bling Ranches and Raised Manchester Parkade o f the land and ijemlnd the Jew* _ FRJGIDAIRE, electric stove, '.age St. centrally located, large For Rent 64 barn, weU, $9,400. Slriall down. CONNECTICUT 6 ROOM COLONIAL Quitclaim Deed Juice; Wedne^ay, hot dog on er. Elxperlence helpful. Apply field. East Windsor, South Wind- pleasantly furnished rooms, that can be used tor sepa­ R a n g es. AU have 2H baths "VEIRNON - Manchester Lin# Manchester 649-6306 Louise A. Hazard to Robert potato chips, pickles; to be aware of Gods benlfi-i Nichols Manchester Tires, sor. E ast Hartford, Glaston- 16’ THOMPSON boat with trail- white, 40” , 3 burner, deep well, 1-873-8631 evenings. Notice is herey given that end a two car garage. Some parking. CaU 649 2358 lor over­ TWO ROOM office, 100 percent rate Uving quarters, 8-cor —seven room oversized (Jape. Walter Hazard, property at 673 Thiusday, turkey noodle soup, cenoe and blessings. er and Mark 55 outboard. Very storage space, best over $45. 3 BEDROOMS even have cedar closeta! BOLTON LAKE —6% Ijic.. 295 Broad Street, Man- bury, Manchester, Bolton, Cov- night and permanent guest storage room. Ideal tor E’We bedromns, two full baths. N. Main St., conveyance tax peanut butter and Jelly sand- The Temple Sukkah is ope good condition, $550. 643-0929. 643-0002. Uln SLlM.Uon Inquire Mar- " O K ™ t o r «, Many olhor features that Ranch, one car garage, H Chester. entry. Andover, Hebron. Call large lamUy or con be con­ Priced to sell, $21,600. Hayes $3.88. Jrtches, vegetable sticks; Frl- ^ the community and any in-: rates Living room, dining room, you must see, including acre wooded lot. Firm $18,500. Mr. Ledard for confidential in­ verted into profeasional of­ Agency, 646-0181. CARPENTER — experienced, 17’ CnOSBY fibreglas, master- DANISH modern dining table kitchen, large enclosed front private, wooded one acre Will hold with deposit only. Trade Name jay, baked macaroni and or Sfroup willing to sed] terview. craft tilt trailer, 1968 33 h.p. and five chairs, like new. Anti- FURNISHED room for rent. 474 MAIN ST. office tor rent tnto TRoute7niltA Town Office Bulldi^ Sch^l fices. Priced to Mid 80’ s. Thomas B. Sibley and Anna cheese, stewed tomatoea. Home- ™®-y call the Temple office. steady work, top wages. CaU porch, 2-car garage, immac­ lotsi (^ck your own decor- HEBRON —Looking for starter Excellent buy. Call now. The TTie Sam uel M . Eivinrude motor, 644-2332 8 que what-not, candle stand and Busline, ample parking, 272 Center of town, plenty of park- $16,000. OaU 742-6066. Road "on " Sahirdav.Saturday, October 12.12, Exclusive agents. C. Sibley, doing business as desserts or fruit, sand- RusseU E. MiUer, Builder, ulate Inride. Near school sitiotial) home with real posslbUltles? R.F. Dlmock Co., 649-5246. a g e n c y a.m.— 9 p.m. other antiques. CaU 646-3633 af- Main Street, Manchester. ing, 646-2426. 9-8. ______1968 from 10:00 A.M. to 3:00 Lee’s Package Store, 45514 Main ^fiches and milk served with all 649-1421. LAvrrr and shopping area. Come see this two bedroom, _ _ _ 643-2158 Realtors 875-6297 ------■-----— — — ter 6 p.m. ANDOVER — Bolton line. 32 P.M. lor the purpose of admlt- Directions: Up Porter St. ttr —$14,900. Great Sunset Hosting ROOM tor gentleman, quiet, p o R RENT or sale-461 Main Route 86, stay on Route 86 five room home with two BOLTON meals. TOP Notch carpenters. Top dol- Vernon Circle-Parkway Exit 95 acres, wooded land, near ting all persons who are found JOHN R. KOCUM Co. starter home. Four room Marriage Ucenses Skinner Road School: Mon- CHEIST t y p e freezer, capacity comment lo^tlon, ^ Cher- street. Building and lot next past new Route 6 construc­ baths, fireplace, m odem kitch­ tar Immediate and steady em­ Open 7 Days A Week Building Materials 47 Route 6. 1,168’ road frontage, to be qualified to be Electors of A REAL VALUE IN THE Ranch, garage, amesite drive, John Alfred Blimmel, East __^ ______bread, Jel State Officers ^ __ .... __ ' torter HolrOak .CU^rontBtreet, 643-8368. to Post Office. TTv/iollontEbccellent 1ru«o.loca­ tion. Toko right on Birch en. Immediate occupeutcy. On­ ployment. Benefits. CaU 278- 400 pounds. CaU 647-1319 any- Leonard- Agency Realtors, 646- the Town of Andover. 700 BURNSIDE AVE. WANTEID nurse’s aides, 12 mid- 65” WHITE DOUBLE sink, with time. tion for any use. 646-2426 from LOWER 20’s ML Road abisut % mile ly $13,000. Judith Wilhelm Real nice lot with mature shade Hartford, and Nancy CecUe Sul- iV^^dwiches; Tuesday, rice, 'I ^ 1680 or evenings, 742-9144. TWO ROOMS available In pri­ 0469. The qualificeiions are as fol- trees. Owner, 643-0634. ^ livan, 74 S. Adams St., Oct. 12, jj, gravy, buttered beets, Sunset Rebekah Lodge night to 8 a.m.; kitchen help­ white metal cabinet, four wall 9 to 6 p.m. EAST HARTFORD past construction. Take Estate, 228-9575. vate home, with kitchen prlv- BOLTON -28 acres of beautl- 1°^®' Appllc^ must be twenty- ______—— (Jhurch of the Assumption. entertain officers of the Ret] MAN TO WORK on grounds of ers, Friday 3-8 p.m. Saturday hanging cabinets, $50. Built-in THREE PIEX3E Lawson living JOHN R. KOCUM Co. right on Volpi Rd., then peanut butter sandwiches; ilegee. CaU 649-3209 between 8 MANCHESTER — 10,000 square 289-2444 628-1213 first right is Rosewood VERNON-Maiichester Line. 4-3, Richard James Murphy, El bekah Assembly of COnnectic large home. 3-4 mornings 6 a.m.-2 p.m., Sunday 8 a.m.- ovrin built-in range top, room set, 21” cabinet style fUl TSih wooded rolling land and 9. feet of industrial space. Prime lui niRii resddent of the -Town of Ando- Lane, first right again la two family, two f '^ a c w , ungton,igton, £indand Diane Helen Shi- .v>u>na hut. ® P’'" ' ® weekly. Permanent position, electric. Roll of wire, bundle of television set. 649-2172. 700 BURNSIDE A"VE. 4 p.m.; dishwasher, Monday location, Inside loading dock. Laurwood Drive. Salesman unique opportunity tor econom- „,^ tls, 316 Henry St., Oct. 19, -Dotatoes. *rreen beans,J bu , Fellows HaU. Dinner wile spring to faU If satisfactory. Wednesday, Thursday and Sun­ waUpaper. Large size dutch ATTRACmVE sleeping room, SOUTH WINDSOR ter sandwiches; Thursday, plz- served at 6:30 p.m. ONE ANTIQUED bureau, off Call for details. Hayes Agency, S i T 't o s s -born ■ must » be ”»«“■ a naturalized “ '■>"«" citi­ BAST HARTFORD oh promises. leal living or investment. On- gj Bridget Church. ■ Write Box "U ” , Manchester door. Cali 646-3633 after 6 p.m. gentleman. Private entrance, early. Hayes Agency, 646-0131 TWO-FAMILY, 4-4 flat, separ­ za, potafo chips, celery sticks, Guests planning to attend are! day, 3-9 p.m., Saturday 7 a.m.- zen. ly $21,600. Hayes Agency, 646- William James McGuire, white, $30. Pair of French 646-0131. 289-2444 628-1213 room Ranch. Three bed­ pickles and olives; Friday, Wanzer of Dan, Herald, stating desired wage, 3 p.m. South Wlndror Con­ shower bath, free perking. Ap­ COVENTRY — 48 acres of good This is the last session of The ate heating systems, good con- 0131. Wethersfield, and Carol Ann doors, 30x68, good condition, - BELFIORE AGENCY rooms, Uving room and age, and references. valescent Home, 1060 Main ply 195 Spruce Street. , ' MANCHESTEUI —Spruce Street dltian, near Main 8t., vsiry Tyska, 40 Woodhlll St., Oct. 12, chicken noodle soup, tuna sand- bury Assembly president; MraJ $28. Table lamp, blue and gold, fanr. land, bam and 3 out Board of Admissions of Elec- kitchen with dinette area. TOLLAND — 6H room Ranch. St., South Windsor, 289-7771. Florists— Nurseries 49 214-218. Small store, heated. oonvenleDt. Priced at $28,000. REALTORS 647-1413 St. Bridget Church. wichee, peanut butter sand- janette Colton of East Hart-i! JANITORS — part-time eve- to. Covers for love seat» and NICE bedroom for gfentleman, bulldlngs at $19,800. Phllbrick tors before the November 8, FuU basement,’ with paneled % acre shaded lot. Fireplace, Reasonable. 247-4046, 1-633-7402. Charles Lesperonce, 649-7620. ' BuUdlng Permits wiches. Dessert and tpilk are font, vice president; Mrs. Ru nings, Manchester area. Call MANAGER WANTED for beau- HARDY crysanthemums, in large chair, gold color, unused, with references, private home, Agency, Realtors, 646-6347. 1968 State Election. MANCHESTER large 6 room rec room and separate full walkout ceUar. Immacu­ Prime Bonettl, additions to served with each meal.' Waddell, Manchester, Distric., 643-4(53, 3-6 p.m. only. ty parlor. Good o^xirtunity for all colors, loaded with buds and $15. LawTunower, $3. Call 628- very near center. 21 Church St. FOR RENT — Broad Street. Ruth K. Munson, KEW 2-famiIy, 10 room duplex, Cape tor sale. CaU owner 643- study, attached garage, waU late condition. Assumable VA MAN(JHESTER — Rolling Park. dwelling at 63 Homestead St., Maple Street School: lionday, deputy president; Harold Bell right person. Good starting blossoms. 80c and 85c eadi. ______6789. __ 649-4966. 1,350 square feet including of­ Town Clerk each apartment 2 bedrooms, 2998. to w ^ carpeting. (Jood lo­ mortgage, $18,600 owner, 872- T MAN, 18 years or more, to as­ Cape. Kitchen with aU buUt- $1,800. chicken in gravy, buttered rice, of Seymour, grand master o^l salary. Vernon Coiffures, 643- Open seven days-'a week and fice space. CaU 649-1807 or 644- Houses For Sole 72 for Board of Admissions cation, $22,600. sist In delivering fine furni­ MANCHESTER—17 Hazel St 8- 1ns, flreplaced living room, 0706. A. Palmer for Lucy E. Scata, • peas, cranberry sauce, apple- the Grand Lodge of Oonnecticut,.'l 0977. 0268. of Electora room and formal dining room ture. Driver’s license neces­ evenings until dark. Ponticel- BROWN hlde-a-bed, good condl- MANCHEaTER^Just listed, re­ bedroom. Colonial, aluminum den, family room, two partial­ alterations to commerciail build­ sauce; Tuesday, spaghetti with loO F ; and Frank Weinzer oC| ll’s Greenhouse and Nursery, tlon, $30. 649-3276. Apartments— Flats— with waU to waU, kitchen with VERNON — 2 famUy modern sary. Apply Shipping Dept., FRIENDLY ICE Cream 435 cent oversized Cape, 'immacu­ siding. Elx(taUent condition, on­ ly finished bedrooms and bath U & R REALTY Co., Inc. ing^ at _ 623___ Main___ __ St., _ $400.___ hamburg, green beans, cole Danbury, grand high priest o fj 433 North Main Street, Man------Tenements 63 STORE or offices tor rent 460 riectrie ranges, separate fur­ immaculate, 6-5 flat, ' built Watkins Bros., Inc. 935 Main Main Street, Manchester, has ly $16,900. H.M. Frechette upstairs. Garage, Bel Air 643-2602 Richard J. Freihe'it, tool shed slaw, pears; Wednesday, chick- the Grand Encampment, cheater. Main St. Across from Friendly late condition. Fouf large bed­ NOTICE naces, full walk-out basement, 1967, 2 furnaces, convenient lo­ St. opening for female 9 to 2, five rooms, 20x20’ master bedroom, Realtors, 647-9993. Real Estate, 643-9332. at 16() Main St., $60. * en noodle soup, sandwiches of Mrs. Nonnie Hilding 1. CRIB, Danirii walnut and whltf, EOUR ROOM alr-conditloned Ice Cream. 648-2425, 9-5. large rear sundeck. Wolverton R. D. MUREKXJK, Realtor cation near Olrcle. Bel Air days ri week, and for male or apartment, garage, washer kitchen bullt-lns, dining room, OF THE TAX Real Estate, 643-9332. S.M. Glbriano (or Joseph Gor- tuna fish, peanut butter a n d charge of the dinner. Resefva-- LABORERS —immediate em­ exceUent condition, 649-4316. Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. WEST SIDE —older home, 643-6472 female, 18 or over for three or dryer, range, refrigerator. $160 fireplace, large fqmlly room COLLECTOR ____ (Jon, additions to dwelling at 45 marshmallow, cheese, cookies; tjons may be made with Mrs.1 ployment. CaU 278-1630 or eve­ Fuel and Feed 49-A SlPAnTP Yintif avaHAhlA all rooms large, 4 bedrooms, $20,9(M —194 acres. Old Colon- crosby Rd., $3,600. Thursday, grilled frankfurts on Alice Wetherell, 33 Florence SLL four nights per week. Uniforms RUGS — runners, two 5x15’, per month CaU Howmnd Real . Btaldine. 83 E walk-out covered patio EIGHTH UTILITIES hot water baseboard heat, nings 742-9144. and liberal food aUowance pro­ autumn gold, np padding need­ Andrews Building, 63 E. Cen­ lal, completely modernized, l ft M Homes Inc., new dwel- rolls,' potato chips, celery Officers are reminded to wea»J FIRE WOOD for sale, very rea­ Estate, 643-llOe. 150x200’ lot. ExceUent resi­ DISTRICT The Cobbler good condition. Ideal tor large 6-6 DUPLEX vided. OaU for appointment, ed, unused, $15. each; type­ ter St. CaU 232-5415. bright and clean, thTee ga- jj„g at 64 Ralph Rd., $i7,000. sticks, cheese wedges, sliced white gowns, WANTED — auto mechanics, sonable, deUvered. CaU 643- dential location. QuaUty All persons Uable by low to family, $20,900. Phllbrick Agen­ TOLLAND —Raised Ranch, 649-7738. writer table, to; table lamp, WE HAVE customers waiting throughout. CaU early. Upper- pay taxes in the Ellgbth Utilities custom built, high on a hill rages, nice view, trees, subur- Ed's Sign Co. for Allied Print- pears; Friday, baked fish puffs. all benefits. CaU Chorches Mot­ 1056. cy, Realtors, 649-6847. WEST SIDE ban. Hutchins Agency, Real- ing Co., sign at 25 Olcott St., mashed potatoes, carrots, plc- modem high quaUty, 3-way, 'or the rental of your apart- VEIRNON — now renting com­ 20’8. H. M Frechette, Realtors, District of Manchester are with panoramic view, 94 acre ors, 643-2791. JJ7B. kled beets, jello with cream. Cese Dormitory LABORATORY suitable for Uving room,- $15. •-nent or home. J. D. fteal Es­ mercial industrial or ware­ 647-9903,. hereby notified that on October wooded lot, msuiy other fea­ toro, 640-6324. tate Associates, Inc., 643-5120. Norman S. Hohenthal Co. Inc. Milk and sandwiches served MANAGEMENT trainee—Ex- TECHNICIAN 643-2931. house space. Multiples of 2,000 1, 1968, I wiU have a rate blU Needlepainting Large two family on 90x150’ tures. Twerty minutes to Hart­ R e a d y S o o n Garden— Farm : r . BOLTON-COVENTRY line — for Horace A. McMullln Jr., with all meals. ceUent opportunity for young SAINT JAMEI8 Parish —Custom tor the collection of two and one treed lot. New floors, ce­ ford, $23,900. Char-Bon Real aggressive man with a modem Man or woman, for small pro- Dairy Products 50 t w o months old 3^iece modern f^W ONE and^o-bedr^m de- J;^ ’c?C 'sp^b^C ng‘" X four bedroom Colonial plus garage at 43 Utchfleld St., $1,- Vernon Center Middle School: HARTFORD (AP) — A $900,-)J K w iif ■ iivlnv room set with 3 walnut luxe srarden tvne anartments n e a r span ouiiaing wjui ______half mills on the list of 1967 due ramic tile bath, recent heat­ Estate, 643-0688, 649t2426. two tinfinlshed bedrooms. progressive company. CaU Mr. gresalva anodizing company. living room set with 3 walnut luxe garden type apartments shed dormer, three bedrooms, 500. Monday, beef ravloU, spinach oqo Central Connecticut Statq^ loading dockss 3 phase electri­ to the collector October 1, 1968. ing system, each side. A Breezeway with 2-car ga­ Lenart, 289-7796. Experience In chemical, dye, TURNIPS, $1 half bushel, yel­ tables and 2 bronze lamps, available September. CaU Paul 1V4 baths, ® modern kitchen, BOLTON LAKE, bargain year Connecticut Swimming Pool diced beets, baking powder bis- OoUege dormitory, found la cal and amesite parking. BuUd- Taxes will be accepted at 82 BEST BUY By Belflore ______L metal finishing or control lab low globe and purple tops. $450. Three-piece walnut t>ed- W. Dougan, Realtor, 649-4635.. full heated rec room, fire­ end close out at $7,900. 6 rage, 194 acres. Only $27,900. Inc. for Gibson O. Miller, swim- cults with butter, applesauce; to have structurally u Ing nearing completion, min­ Agency, 647-1418. Louis Dlmock Realty. 649-9823. PART-TIME gas station at- necessary. Must be able to work Corner of Glode Lane and room set with boxspting and place, formal dining room. Main Street. Office hours are. room Ranch summer home ming pool at 62 Duval St., $3,- Tuesday, orange Juice, hot dog sound waUs, will be complete tendant with mechanical ex- with minimum supervision, ToUand Street at East Hart­ mattress, boudoir lamps, $250. utes from parkway. CaU own­ Office hours, 82 Main St. 476 MAIN ST. — 6 room tene­ Central location. Owner, 648- near water. Hayes Agency 646- 3 0 LTON t* 800. o** roll, baked beans, wedge of and ready for occupancy ”by perlence. Apply 270 Hartford Paid vacation, hoUdays, hospi- ford, Manchester townline. Five piece kitchen set, $60. CaU er 872-0628. 648-9648 ment, $120. 646-2426, 9-5. 5479. $28,600. 0181. D.W. Johnson for Evelyn Po- cheese, pineapple upside- down the start of next semester,’^ Rd., Manchester. talizatlon. Good starting salary. 643-5810 after 6. 1,100 SQUARE PEE'T of heated Septenuber-November 1 EXECUTIVES ALEKT! plelarczyk, garage at 43 Lydall cake; Wednesday, beef stew according to the public work GRAPES, pick your own, bring MANCHESTER, Rockledge cub- b OLTON 6 room Ranch, recralt- Contact, FOUR ROOMS, heat, hot wa­ industrial space suitable tor MONDAY-FRIDAY ;i?- St., $1,600. with vegetables and potatoes, commissioner. CUSTODIAN —ExceUent bene­ your own containe'rs. Agostlnel- tom built Ranch, family room, ter, centrally located, adult, storage or smaU shop. No point 10:00 A.M.-1:00 P.M. ly reconstructed, riectric heat, , gee this custom built Ranch C.B. Wilson for Manchester crackers, corn bread and but- Commissioner Charles fits, some Ufting required. Ap­ 11, 270 Hackmatack, Rear. Musical Instruments 53 8 bedrooms, walk out base- ANO-COIL Corporation ho pets. 643-2171 until 6 p.m. or machine shops. n»ooe 643- 2:00 PM.-4:30 P.M. * ’ (idly Insulated, carpeted now. It 1s 8 years young, Memorial Hospital, alterations ter, assorted fruits; Thursday, Sweeney said Friday the seve ply Schuster’s Express, 330 f e m a l e nient, treed lot, large family throughout. Low down pay­ 40 BROOKLYN STREET ELEXJTRIC chord organ, 30 8837 after 5 p:m. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26th .!v; has 6 spacious rooms and in to dwelling at 65 RusseU St., pizza-burger on soft roll, pota- story Thomas H. Gallaudet Ha8 SuUlvan Avenue, South Wind­ size kitchen. Hayes Agency, ROCKVILLE, CX)NN. chords, 2 keyboards, 2 voices, •10:00 A.M.-2;00 P.M. " ment Builder will assume sec- a flnA neighborhood. Two $1,000. to chips, celery and carrot in New Britain can be madO sor, CJonn., between 9 a.m. and PR0DU€TION 6464)181. Native Vegetables strings and flutes, 6 months ^EW 5<^ room apartmait. Con­ NOVEMBER 4th-MAY 1, 1969 mid mortgage, immediate oc­ baths, family room and alu­ Arthur Rlsley, additions to sticks, Jello with fruits; Friday, structurally sound without tear-j 4 p.m. HELP wanted for cleaning be­ cupancy. Shown by appoint­ minum siding. $34,900. OaU Fresh tender Sweet Com, oid, bench and music books In- venient location. CaU 646-1879. Houses For Rent 65 ASSEMBLERS TUESDAY and THURSDAY dwelling at 18 Woodland St., fjsji sticks, tartar sauce, mashed Ing down the walls. He tween 7:30 and 12 mornlnge, SPUT-tiEVEL. Modern kitchen ment, 649-2362, 649-4342. Don Sisco, 649-5306. PART-TTME, young man needed Vine Ripe Tomatoea, String eluded, $176. CaU 649-8644. TO SUBLET —IH room Town- with Progressive 11:00 A.M.-2:00 P.M. Zj": $300. potatoes, stewed tomatoes', the contractor, Bonvidni BuUd^ six days per week. Apply' In BOLTON — Furnished home ONE SIZE with large dining area, family for hardware store mornings, Beans, Lima Beans, (Cucum­ Electrical AppUance AU taxes unpaid November 1, •. University Sign Oo. for Res- bread and butter, chocolate ing -Co. of Toriington, person, Vernon Bowling Lanes. house duplex, 1*4 baths, all consisting of two bedrooms, room, three bedrooms, wall to VERNON. . .one of the cleanest clean, neat, personable. Con­ bers, DiU, Summer Squash, P.A. SYSTEM, complete with Company — Apply 1968 will be charged Interecat at v*-! ■ (14-16-18) taurants Associates Industries covered ice cream on a stick, agreed to reinforce the walk appliances, private basement. large Uvtog room with f 1 r e- 2000 wall carpeting stays. $22,600. ranch homea we’ve ever listed. B &. W tact Mr. Chapman Manager, Route 83, Vernon. Acom, Butternut Squash, dual speakers. CaU 647-1319 the rate of 6 per cent (6% ) per Inc., sign at 368 Broad St., $2,- Dessert and milk served, with with anchoring dovlcee at CWl 643-6895 mornings. place, kitchen, bath, end large Phllbrick Agency, 649-8847. Three bedrooms, finished base- BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Peppers, Concord Grapes, anytime. 600. each meal. ' ' own expense. to person only. W, G. G le i^ y „ e N and women for fuU or studio. Central yet secluded. roNA MFB. C0.I year from October 1, 1968 until ."«•! menti ideal residential area. Manchester Parkade Co., 336 N. Main St., Manches­ Apples, Peaches, Pears, '..OOKING (or anything In Regent Street paid. ^ 20’s — 8 room Oolonl^ Impossible to describe, so part-time counter work in new ACCORDION. 120 bass profea- real estate rentals apart-r AvallaWe on w - ^ o r e Manchester 649-5806 ter. grinder shop, opening soon. Canning Tomatoea while slonal model. Value $600 wlU Mancneeter, Conn. Mary P. Laraia, ^Uector VZ 4 be(brooms, living room wlm many extras and the over-aU they last, $1.20 per basket. -nents. home,, multiple dwoU- ber 1st. Mr. Undsay, 648-1111. fireplace, dining room and den, OFFSEIT pressman lor 1280 Mul- CaU 745-5600. ** take $200 or best offer or wUl Manchester, (Jonn, , condition. Swialbly priced in BAST HARTFORD — oversized trade for guitar of equal value. mgs, no fees. (Jail J. D. Real HEBRON — SntaU house In 8-car garage, aluminum sl(Ung, the mid 20’S and weU worth H. four bedroom' Raised Ranch, U-stripptog, plate making. Day fiUCKLAND FARMS F.state A.'isociates, Inc., 643- country, one or two persons, poaslbla 2-famIly conversion. shut, exceUent salary. Omtact (Jail 643-9669. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- buUt 1968. Large lot, dtjr wa­ Tolland Tpke.—Adams St. ''29. electric heat, $76. a mcxith. CaU Vacant Call now. Wolverton Mr. Kent, Omnectlcut VaUey Situations Wantod— 1677. ter, bullt-lns, storms, garage. CUSTOM AMPLI^EIR, 16” J.B. —— ------^------Oarol Laldng, Realtor, 1- Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. $26,600. Meyer Agency Real­ Paper A Elnvelope Co., 2960 Lansing speaker. Owner In TWO-BEDROOM town house. PANEL Mole 39 228-8858. tors, 643-0609. H Main St., Hartford. TOMATOES —pick your own. service, must sell, reasonable, Includes heat, hot water, a p - ___ qWO FAMILY recent roof and pUances, private patio and cel- MANCHEIOTER — Brand new 12 X 16 wiring. PennmSniSr kSS WINDSOR PART-TIME help, mornings or RELIABLE married man de- Bring your own basket, $1. half 875-2761. NOW RENTING (XIVBNTRT — 8 bedroom lar. J. D. Real Estate Asso­ convenient looatian, moot deoiis aftemoons tor various outside sires lawns to mow. CaU 649- bushel. 114 Buckland Rd. Wap- five room Ranch, tile bath, ga­ INCHES REDUCED Fast Sale Ranch, famUy size cabinet ciates, Inc., 643-5129. able nslgbbortiood, 44, ahowa Joba. 649-9644, after 6 p.m. 9573. ) plng. rage. Just minutes to down­ ONE kitchen, new bathroom and flit* Antlquos town Hartford. Available until w«U, 124,400. Wolv«rton Agon* Six room Ranch that Offers tufea, baseboard heat, $14,600 SIX ROOM duplex apartment, spring. $246. per mot4h. (Jail (44-8) 2 0 0 1 ^ o y RsoltoM, 640-2818. WANTED TO BUY — antiques, S j w o J u l Austin Chambers, Realtor, November . 1st ,^.oocupancy. 568-W2. threo bsdrooms, Uving room Household Goods 51 steins, furniture, pewter, lead­ Porter Street adults pre­ MMCH-MMES for mother and 2 0 6 3 COLONIAL, panaled dtadtig and kltcben, also paneled MLS, 648‘2826. -the popular cobbler cover-upl They are ed lamps, art glass, primitives, ferred. Elva Tyler, Realtor, room, new modern kltdien. (amUy room with carpeted SINGER automatic zig-zag sew­ any quantity. 644-8962. 649r4469. KEBRON — New custom built ing machine, with cabinet, ex­ to*"' s-"'! ’t S U K ” Raised Ranch. Three bed­ ment patio. Good condition cellent condition, hems, button­ MANCHEISTEIR — 4V4 rooms, INVITATION Dittnqo. rooms, living room "with fire­ Wooring Apparal— 14 16 18 Incl. ' -Lh.l.'i*!/fnrsvsrl Exterior of houae Just <»vwod throughout. Immediate oc­ i'i' heat, hot water, stove, refrig­ place formal dining room, holes, sews on buttons, em­ Furs 57 T O BID Paltarn No. 2001 (daughter) hM sliaJ nature 1 be y hot-lron trans- '*'1**' new aluminum Mdlng. cupancy. Only $19,600. broiders, Monograms, etc. erator, disposal,' porldng in- . : Vncl.,aachc«^^^^^ , . . PWlbrick A ^ . large kitchen, 2-car garage, ar­ 4 6 8 26 900 tesian well, one acre lot. Full Orlglnalljr over $300., now only MATERNITY wardrobe, size 12- eluded, nice location, $160. per Sealed bids will be received at ByRioymond F. & Louis C . Domato pllque pattern and full **’^*^'°I*^ in ctim bIbi **r nnt-ciiM Realtors. W0-5347. $66. or $10. monthly. City Sew­ 14. High fashion. ExceUent con­ month. Call 649-0308, 640-8969. the office of ihe Purchaatogj IINS ise In aalni afni ia« * aata P*Ma«.------U & R REALTY Co., Inc. price, $22,990. Richard T. Mc­ ing Center, 622-0476. fttil 19$ WW«!»I '*r * tysbot. — $21,000 —BRIGHT olid clean, 6 4 8 -2 6 9 2 Donald Real Estate, Route 66, dition. OaU 618-0116. MANCHESTER — 8H room New 6-room custom built ranch i|iome, that fea"tures a large living room ______, 7 Chester, Oorm., untM October 18, Herald. *11116 (a three bedroom Ranch. Flro- Hebron Center, 1-228-9037. D. MURIXXJK, REALTOR with full wall rustic brick fireplace, a coun"try styled kitchen with built-ins ^ ■> K------11:00 a T l tor ROCK 1* 8. HKW YOM. H.T. baaemeat, R. ASBFORDi. Itt 8* near ele^ and plenty qf rcabinets, also separa"te p^ntiy. The eat^ing area has glass Wantod— ^To Biiy 58 utuittos, Wau to JI7 Hama, SMntt sits IIP COOl aaa ioqx200> lot. Rare opporiURlty- 44$-64n " cfljpetliiz slorazG And pAfk* **'**^*» PAUL W. DOUGAN, lUoltor NMi, »aafei* sll* IIP dodi. s*a d(X>nPUiftt l4ac^.^ Committal services lor WU and seizing 162 suspects. Am eri­ Armand PeUetler, Quarry Rd., the neiwly formed police union fecUve July 1, 1968, ol not less Juniors: Chris Bat^ochl, Pat grram. In addition to ManchMter, Ham E. Howes ol 20 Pitkin St. can casualties were reported Bolton; Dominic Piccolo, 23 and the town had reached an than 10 per cent and fafls to Berger, Beverley Blow, Michele They wlU be a one-year pro- participating school systems Judith Dr, heHcopter was ^ t 'd ^ agreement...... on . . ______a salary _____ scale give approval to our provisions Brown. Kathy Carlo, Joy Dl- gram leading to a completion who wUl provide Internship op- F ^SavSr^U' ’of ^ tor the next year, and that the on hours and work, picketing Carli, Joanne Devine, Sue Fa- certificate, and a two-year pro- portunities are Andoveo*, Bolton, ^!fti:'So^T(^■^^■Dr: «^®® ®®®‘ «“®' matter of a change In work- wiU take place at the two lo- gan, Gail Gordon, Anne Hlg- gram leading to an associate In Coventry, East Hartford, East TtoUand; J u l« St. Cyr, South ^ v Ing hours was to be continued cations, either or both. gins,- Lois Lloyd, Joan Sat- science degree. Course credits Windsor, Ellington, Enfield, Windsor; Herbert Spicer. 95 ^to^i to be negotiated. klewcz, Linda Sebula, Jane earned in the certificate pro- Glastonbury, Hebron, Marl- gram may be applied towaid borough, Somers, South Wlnd- Coleman Rd.; Mrs. Delia SulU- .^^JT^^'^urch Ten days ago, according to Vandervoort and Jenny Young. Convalescent Center Congregational Church, Peru Breaks a degree. The programs wUl sor, ToUand and Vernon. van, Crestfleld Weiss, town (rfficials met with Sophomores; Layne .Allison, offici&tod. Diane .Anderson, Jeff Brown, Home, Vernon; Mrs. h,oitn vVatklns-Wost Funeral Home, a negotiating team from the HUACTold Wylie, 53 McKinley St.; Arthur U.S. Firm’s poUce union. "T h e meeting was Loretta Hantbach, Dorothy 142 E. Center St, was ih Hunt, Michael Kehoe, Karin Zinser, 45 Hyde St. amicable, as aU of them have . charge of arrangements. Of Meetings Knit, Val Lagigne, Barbara Fire Burns Tobacco Shed^ BIR’IHS YESTERDAY: A' been,” said Weiss. At that meet­ OU G)ntract Marquis, Linda Martina, Jody aon to Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mrs. Olga Steinberg ing Weiss said 'the poUce uniunting on spending electoral prooeas. pix^weed.” Warehouse Point; Mrs. Etose Hawkins, Beilin; Mrs. IsabeUe ADA Backing According to Manual Matola, Voisine, KeUy Rd., Vernon; vice president of the police M is . Julia Melesko, 69 Sum- (Conttooed From Page One) Occupation union, the negotiating team for mer SL; Mrs. EUhel Pocius, vate meetings and television the poHce made the town an offef on a salary and work Wllllnuuittc; KeUy Unde, 89 taplngs. schedule at their last meeting, Deerfield Dr.; Lana LundeU, 32 He plans to fly to Detroit for Made A GOOD MATCH! which was rejected. Matola McCann Dr.; Warren Quiiile, Sunday’s fourth World Series said the town then made their 187 High St. boseboU game and has one-day own offer, and the union repre­ Also, Mrs. EUaine KUcoUins, trips Monday and ’Tuesday to By Czechs For Senator 4th District For Representative -18th District sentatives said they "would con­ 50 M yrtle SL; Arthur LeClalre, Pennsylvania and upstate New (Continued From Page One) sider it." This was the town’s 46 Ansaldi Rd.; Lawrence Rose, Yorii. He opens Wednesday a final offer, according to Matola. , ] Hebron; Mrs. Carol Klein- four-day swing that concen- gpij^t of comradeship, busdness- "Whatever we did In negotiat­ schmidt. Box 471, BoMjod; Tregg tates maiiUy around New York cooperation 'and frank- ing still had to be ratified by Whltehead, 2790 EUlngton Rd., City. ness.” Wapping; Susan Dlgan, 32 Aides indicated that the Dem- term "frankness" In the men in the local," said Ma- Dave Barry Mary Le Due Spring St.; Scott Stafford, 71 ocratlc nominee’s financial dlffl- cfommunlst statements usuaUy tdla. ’The men rejected the of­ Broad 8t.; Mrs. Jean Wother- cultles were one reason for a indicates disagreement. fer according to Matola. Rejection of the town’s offer •pooa, 28 Range Hill Dr., Ver- somewhat unusual schedule of in addition to Cernik and Dub- on working hours and the de­ non; Charles Phillips, 47 Essex nightly returns to Washington cek, the Czechoslovak delega- cision to picket was voted at ISt.; H .; Aioeix Albert Cadoret, VjriaBWn'Glaston- whichWUHJU oavc save the wovocosts waof putting tlonut>n UIViU«c\*Included Gustav Hiamk, the ^ T^«1 IA Q K r A bury; Walter fUngroee, UA Ws st^ff up in out-of-town ho- sioval party chief, who ha» been ^ Bhiefleld Dr.; BYank Crawford, teU. treated favorably In the Soviet P®'*®® ^ Bast Hartford; William Trafton, Tmwtlfl. nl^Jtt. Thev agreed the Prague gov- The wording of the resolution High Manor ’Trailer Park, Rockville. emment would "step up efforts ^ “ ’® ------to increase the leading role of attended ^ 27 of O'® *1 ™®^- Also, James O'Connor, Haz- About Town Verplanck School PTA wUl the Communist party and to^ w the Man- ardvUle; Mrs. Pauline Lauten- Local 1496 of the Man- have a coffee for room mothers tenelfy the struggle agalnrt bach, 256 Charter Oak Bt.; antt-Sociallst, antt-Oommunlst cheater PoUce Union g o ^ on David Tuiper, 76 Ashworth St.; Monday from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. forces," the communique said. record as favoring picketing Mr*. Andrea Frank, 80 Home- fo the school cafeteria, stead St.: Mrs. Catherine Me- — — Leod and daughter, South Wind- FriendeWp O rcle of the Salva- tlon Army will have an edu^- Also, Mrs. Patricia Ruddy and son, S3 Leland Dr.; Mrs. Monday at 7:46 p.m. -at Wardens Save Deer Sarah Albert and son, 306 church. Hostesses are Mrs. WU- Bpruce St.; Mrs. Gloria Akeley Johnsem and Mrs. Frank an<^ daughter, Bast Hartford. Duncan. ____ Trapped by Fence Local 991, Manchester Town By TEBBY DTTALIA The deer bolted right Into the Employes, will meet Monday at Loudly bleating like a lamb, arms ol one of the w ard^ Wcdlace in 7 p.m. at Tii*er Hall. a 90 to 100 pound deer was who wrestled the beast to the

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1 ^S^t ^ “sirthirm ^^ lou'^y'^ i!Krroundlng brick %JIlnih>r XyXMXYU/C linril City E^xchange will speak ‘** about ^ame wardens walls echoed the sound and f the last five reports that property tax re- three strands of barbed wire, MeCONVniE days. But one sttid there were ceipts to the General EHmd Evidently ve^^Wghtened af- m ore anti-Wallace people on totaled $80,183 In September, ter falling In Its attempted es- FLORIST hand. Total property tax collections cape, the deer ran to the rear 302 Woodbridge St. since July 1, the start of (he cur- 'ot the enclosure and.hld beh'nd IM 649-5947 Sineerily—Honesty •^DMcileaflon ^ rent fiscal year, now come to some bushes. $5,040,708. The total estimate Police called the state game from that source Is $9,348,668. warden who arrived with on aa- FLORAL DeSIONS I n M em n rin m The report also Uato Sept- slstant on the scene about 10 In lovtiw mtmory ofPred Burn* ember collections totalling $8,- a.m. The two wardeiu, llre- CUT FLOWERS «tio paued away Oct. 8, 1964. igi to the ETre District Etoid, man Nechltllo, a policeman VOTE DEMOCRATIC! A page in ilie book of memory $43,871 to the Water Department and Herald i^tographer A1 POTTED PLANTS Is gently Uiroed today. Fubd and $7,296 to the Sewer Buoeivlctus then advanced upon Sponsored by the Democratic Town Committee,—Koger Negro, treasurer . . , t A r ii« VU. and Jhmlly Dn>artment Fund. the animal.

X- ' V t f TV -r»- ■nTT-Tr*T--i TV Shows OCT. B+hrirOCT. II lEo^ntns The Name O f G am e Is M oney

By DICK KLEINER HOLLYWOOD — (NBA) — The future Of itelevlslon may be arriving on Friday nights over NBC. The entire television industry g will be watching the network’s n of new series, "The Name of the Game,” with more than the «ctor usual Interest. This project is a m of new concept and, If it works, it ovide could mark the beginning of a most new era. > the The Name of the Game is a time 90-mlnute dramatic series. That, s the in itself, isn’t new — "The Vir­ the ginian” has been going along 18.” fbr years. But this one is really ester, a series of almoat-movles, tied stems together by only the filmsleet ip op- of threads. lolton, ’There are three stars on ’"The East Name of the Game”—Gene Bar­ nfleld, ry, Tony Franciosa and Robert Marl- Stack. ’They will alternate from Wlnd- week to week. ’The unifying theme is that they all work for a large magazine publisher. Barry is the owner-publisher, Franciosa a roving correspond­ Patricia Harty as a flower chM i« carried off by R ichard Ballin on CBS’ “Blondie" Thursday at 7 :S0. d , ent and Stack the editor of a crime magazine. ' has four or five Ugh-priced matter of semantics—^I’d say was in a Berlin night club, raiUng points,” says David Vic­ guest stars, the sets are as it’s about half again as good drinking beer with Anne Fran­ tor, producing the Stack shows. Barry will probably make a JBut everyone is watching wMh d brief appearance in the seg­ good as most movies, the as an ordinary TV show. We cis while on a raised circular scripts are being written by shoot 12 days on each. I have a platform behind the bar, two great Intereet, beoause ttiera shed ments starring Frandosa and are some intriguing queaOons Stack. With that exception, experienced and costly movie week off between them.” girl wrestlers were knocking !. Plre writers. On the sound stages of Uni­ each other around. left to be answered. et fire and the usage of Susan Saint In both oases, the seits were ‘Ibe stars are happiest of all, James In a continuing role, ”We had two scripts, vdilch versal, often the three compa­ Is and weren’t quite right,” Bob nies are shooting simultane­ the same as you’d see on any and most h<^>eful. For them, !s and each episode vrlU be entirely self-sufficient. Stack says. ”So we postponed ously. When I visited the sets, movie sointd stage. In foot, the ttilB is a ettanoe to do a series— them. When I was doing The the Franciosa company wasn’t Berlin ntgbt club set was more wMh aU its adtaidant financial 0 feet Universal, which is making Untouchables, they would working; they had wrapped up laviah than moat, crowded with benefits—and yet lead a more- at over the series, obviously hopes to have gone ^ e a d and tried to at 2 a.m. the night before. extras and wbaf they oaU or-lees normal Ufe. to pro- recoup some ot the cost by sell­ make the script work. But, on one stage. Stack was “aianospbere.” "It gives me a riiance to do Town ing many — six or eight out ”We bad a set that the pro­ in a Jail cell, interviewing Nobody is sure bow ttie thing a series and live a UtOe,” Bar­ r was of the original 2i— as feature ducer didn’t like. He ordered it Jessica Walter, as an accused win work. The pdbBc win be ry says. "Only eight a year— er the films In Europe. Insiders be­ rebuilt. led. murderess. the decidkig footor. and a week off between them. I lieve that the network sale ‘‘Are these movies? It’s a On another. Gene Barry "The name of the game is hope it goes.” sd by alone will not be enough to 1 con- defray the cost, which is esti­ of the mated at between $400,000 and of the $000,000 each. HALL OF FAME This makes it far and way ‘The Hollywood Palace Hall of the most expensive television Hoiv to Tell Television Plots Fame, sponsored by the Holly­ series ever made. ’The actors wood Chamber of Commerce, are in awe of the way money NEW YORK (AP) — Televi­ One action series has a hero or tangled in a ladder—where and ABC, will be started this is being spent — each episode sion viewers with sharp eyes for who almost weekly takes a pants are mandatory. fall with headquarters at ‘"The details can sofnetlmes foretell plane for some place or another Many stars of police and pri­ Hollywood Palace,” home of the the twists of plots from the way to save the good side. A perma­ vate eye series have one or two series. ’The theater will house the series, sets—even the play­ nent set in the series, a Holly­ specially constructed break­ a permanent exhibit comprising ers—are dressed. wood studio, consists of a com­ away suits—garments built to memorabilia associated with plete reprodtiction of a passen­ tear easily-—for wear when fight show business stars. GOLF If, for instance, one sees a ger section of a plane, with one scenes are coming up. If you plane in flight, or when the hero side cut away so the'cameras can spot the suit—Robert is shown boarding or leaving a Computerised Golf may shoot the interior. ‘Ibe ini­ Vaughn used to do all his U.N- A MUSKETEER commercial flight, it is Ukely tials of a widely advertised In- .C.L.E. fighting in a gray, single Sebastian Cabot, co-star of NITE OR DAY that somewhere In the back­ temati,MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1968^ Morning MONDAY PROGRAM Educational TUESDAY JU PROGRAM SATURDAY PROGRAM 9:99 (9) Bed Skelton Hoar (O > (6) Tnth Or Coaeeqaaaeea (0) 1:99 (I) OIri T a b (C) JQ (8) Otrl Talk (0) (88) FUm Quests: Maurice Evans, Shir­ (82) At Home wtlh (0> (884*40)'^t84O40)_ MMews, Weather, a ^ TV ley Bassey. 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Peter Sellers, left, as President in Pentagon War Room in “ Dr. Strangelove” Wednesday 9-11 p.m. FRIDAY JU PROGRAM nolds (C) . _ , . . Friday, October 11 (18) Woody Woodbury Show (22-88) HnnUey-Brlnkley Re­ 8abocrlption TV. The only relatively carefree series under the usual five year Beatles sing “ Hey Jude” in tape “ 'Hie Swimmer** shot In London, 6-10 p.m. on •:M (8) Friday NIaht Movie crowd Is found working In a ser­ contract. He is happy with the *'^ o Conchoo''^ Richard Boone. ies that was tossed Into a mid­ prospect although it means giv­ CBS. Stuart Whitman, Tony Fran- closa, Edmund O'Brien. *64 season vaeaincy In a network ing up some Him assignments. MONDAY: “ Sons and Daugh­ (C) TO O L and schedule and, somehow, caught (8) Friday B it Movin flpeelat ters,” sex education program, "Love Has M s ^ F aces" Lana on. 7 :30 p.m. on Channel 24 . . . Turner and Cuff Robertson. EQUIPMENT Acapulco. Millionaires, sui^ One of these last season was "NET Journal,” Timothy Leary rounded by moochers. Inciud- ABC’s "It Takes a TWef," Mormon. Parley a physiology profesBor, 8:30 Int her husband desperately strives for unfound happiness RENTALS which not only proved a popular p.m. on Oiannel 24. In her brandy-swUllnt world. winner, but attracted an audi­ On TV Sunday (C) Sanding Machines ence that saved the show that TUESDAY: "The Red Ktelton (46) Don Biekleo Show The 138th semi-annual con­ 6:86 (46) Onns of Wfll Sonnett Power Tools followed It, "N.Y.PD.," which 8how,” Maurice EJvana la guest, ference of the Church of Jesus 10 :H (86-2V86) SUr Trek (C) Plumber’s Tools had been slated for extinction. 8:30-9:30 p.m. on CBS . . . "60 "And the Children Shall Lead’ Christ of Latter-day Salnte will Minutes," a candid Interview Criminal lawyer Melvin Belli Painter’s Equipment "I was pretty unhappy when makes his acting debut a • be televised In <»lor from with Richard Nixon, 10-11 p.m. Cement Tools ABC gave us that midseason Gorgan. Temple Square In Salt Lake on CBS... "Real Revolution: (46) Jndd for the Defense Moving Equipment spot,” said Robert Wagner, the City Sunday from 10 a.m. to Talks by Krishnamurti," the 16:86 (18) Sobscriptlon TV Maintenance Equipment star of "It Takes a Thief.” "I "Boom* ’ noon on channel 8. The world- Indian spiritual leader taUcs, 11:66 (8-6-n-S646) News* Weather* Wallpapering Equipment liked the show and I liked my faaned 375-volce Salt Lake 10:30 p.m. on Channel 24. Sports (C) character but I figured It wae (26) Richard Diamond Mormon Tabernacle choir will 11:25 (8) Fridav SpeetsAnIa? 649-2052 all down the drain." provide the music. WEDNESDAY: "Kraft Music "Young Bess'* Story of Eli*. The public liked the charac­ Hall,” presents “ Alan King at I from childhood until sh6 A-P EQUIPMENT President David O. McKay, at ascends the throne. Jean ter, too. Wagner plays a jaunty, 60 years of age, the oldest Iciad- the Movies,” a tribute to films, Simmons. StewArt Graiver, RENTAL debonair thief using his skills er In the 138-year history of the with Janet Leigh and Impres­ t^terah Kerr, Chas Laughton (C) as a superagent. What makes It sionist Will Jordan, 9-10 p.m. on US5 Center St. Manchester Church, will preside. ,‘Return of the F ly" *69 Vin­ aU sort of a mystery, however, NBC .. . “ Dr. Strangelove" cent Price. Brett Halsey. is that at the time the show 11:86 (26-22-80) Johnny - Carson (0) (1964), the much-praised satire (8^) Joey Bishop Show (0) made Us debut, Jaunty, debon- _ of the military gone mad, wlUi 1:66 (8) News — Moments of Com­ air superagents had become a fort end Ooldeposts Peter Sellers and George C. (86) News and Sign Off drug[ on the market—‘Xaugh- H ig h lig h ts Scott, 9-11 p.m. on ABC. (46) News Headlines In,.'' in fact, had replaced the Rellsloos Film and Sign Off 8:66 (8) News and Weather (C> jaimtlest, most debonair of TODAY: “ Khartoum” (1966), Moment of Meditation and them ail, "The Man F^om doomed defense of Sudan city, Sign Off U.NX:.L.E.” with Charlton Heston and Lau­ RACHEL CARSON STUDY ^tdnek “The Sense of Wonder," an "Ours just took off,’ ’ said rence Oliver, 9-lil;30 p.m. on ABC program based on the ELECTRONICS Wagner. "When we started NBC. . rSHOP and works of the late author, Rachel pnxiuctlon all' we had was one LABORATORIES Carson, will be broadcast Nov. SAVE script. We worked 17 hours SUNDAY: "For They Are 18. Helen Hayes will narrate the without a break and I think now Ever With Me,” the historical WHERE documentary that evokes, ABC 277 BROAD the terrible pressure of dead­ significance of Prague, 10-11 announced, "Mias Carson’s be­ |<3REE^ YOU SEE lines kept us pn our toes and a.m. on CBS . . . "Pace the Na­ lief that those who live with THIS added something.” tion," Sen Edmund S. MusWe and can appreciate the myster- Now, established as a hit, the is Interviewed, noon to 12:30 SIGN F.M. AND A.M. tee of earth( sea and sky are 'Ja emergency Is over, the produc­ p.m. (>n CBS . .. "The Smothers never alone or dispirited." tion plan Is made—and with suc­ Brothers <3omedy Hours,” the cess has come an extra dlipen- PLEN’B ’TEXACO CAR 881 MAIN ST. sion. "Writers now are Interested STEREO in doing Bcripls; actors and Don WILLIS Garage GORMAN BROS. agents want to get involved with SPECIALISTS IN 770 MAIN ST. the show,” Wagner said. 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