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Three Manchester students . The Army-Navy Club Auxil responsibility for the actions of are members of the freshman iary will meet Wednesday at 8 Vernon government abd conducts a pro- :About Town class at Elmira (N.Y.) College. p.m. at the club. There will be , g;ram o f public education. It Krafters of the YIICA They are Miss Cathy J. Glo- a kitchen social after the meet serves the entire community. It iBn have Its firat meetinir of ing. 2 Are Hurt tedees a position on issues only wacki, daughter of Mr. and 24 Mo. UtaM Plai Qm season Wednesday at 9:S0 Mrs. Stanley J. Glowacki of 140 after careful study by its mem 1IUUAAHCI ijn . at the Odmmunlty Y, 79 Tanner St.; Miss Betty Kirby, Percy Smith Circle of South bers. HT ■vtlUMtat In Car Crash SEDAN Mhr STSiOO m ti mlra c«M N. Main St. After re^tstration, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Methodist WSCS will meet The current studies include Me froup will work on paper ald J. Kirby of 88 Plymouth Charter Revision and Manches m Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the A two-car collision on Rt. 83 FASTBACK SEDAN ->r S9B.00 nwi ttiache bracelets which will be Lane; and Miss Eileen Mary ter planning and zoning, with Pull MulataMiKu home of Mrs. Roderick McCann, KARMANN QHIA Mir isSiO O donated to the Community Y Culleton, daughter of Mr. and 160 Benton St. Those attending near Vernon Circle Saturday special attention to open space iMe Im I»M\ fiv its annual Christmas Fair. Mrs. Christopher Culleton of, 185 .development on the local level, M f were reminded to bring pink sent three youths to Manchester STATION WAQON MDf $J|2 Wfo Those attending: are reminded Green Rd. a ing shears for a fair wor}cshop. Memorial Hospital, police said as well as further study of (II N M .) & brings tuna fish cahs with downtown urban renewal. On PENN YAN, N.Y. (AP) MT U.S. Infantry Hunts — Se'ven tons o f griapes today. PANEL TRUCK •»r $112 iMth ends removed, and a piece Manchester Jaycee Wives wili the state level, the new studyv mts : PMt.lHiilrlw luvHuU A cloth. The West Side Reunion Com A car driven by Gary Ed includes the General Assembly deisHlined for a winery spill meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. mittee will meet Wednesday at ed ailoixg Route 64 near this at the Mansfield Training Cen wards, 17, of 318 East Main and how it could be organized Riu. 13, Tolling TpU, 7 p.m. at the West Side Rec. TED TRUDON TikoHvtlli-MineKiiHr Finger Lakes viHhge, leav 'Itfrs. Harry Mahoney of 11, ter. A btiffet supper will be serv St. stopped on Rt. 83 heading for more effective operation. On Bluefleld Dr., patriotic instriic- Final ticket returns will be south waiting to make a left the national level, the current 649-2831 ing the road 'With a purplish ed. Those wishing to go as a made at this meeting. VOLKSWAGEN tint. hjr of the VFW, presented a group will meet at 6:45 at turn onto the ramp leading to studies include an evaluation of Fresh Viet Regiment S^star 'Flag Saturday morning Mott’s parking lot at the rear the Wilbur Cross Highway United States relations with Y a t e s Oounity deputy to St. James’ School. The Rt. of the Hartford National Bank The Willing Workers of South when the car driven by Doug China; development of human shertffls said a truck carry SAIGON (AP) — Arneiican in- lino -nciOH.s the oountry’.s mid- Rev. Msgr. Edward J. Rear building. Members are remind Methodist Church will meet las Lawrence, 18, of 12 Tanker- resources to get people, off wel U.S. plane was shot down over ing :the grapes to the section.-’ South Vietnam—a small spotter don, pastor of St. James' ed to bring canned goods. Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the hoosan Rd. crashed into the rear fare and into productive em fantrymer\ searched the scrub Taylor Wine Od. lin /Ham- Church, accepted the flag on home' of Mrs. Ronnie Hildlng, of the Edward’s car, police sald_. ployment,, to broaden education, landscape of the central high Fighting Monday about 23 craft that crashed, killing its pi m-ondsport lost a wJiee-1 behalf of the school. 313 Charter Oak St. The co and to salvage and nurture hu miles .south east of Plelku ac lot and observer. Monday, causing the mis The Mary Greene Circle of Installed Thomas Castonguay, 21,.of lands today for a fresh North hostess is Mrs. Marian Barrett. Pleasant View Dr., a passenger man skills wherever they exist. counted for 35 North Viet Viet Cong riflemen fired on a hap. Community Baptist Church will Vietnamese regiment that sud namese killed, the command Mrs. Richard Rand of 188 Ly- in the Lawrence car, was ad Japanese freighter as it moved '■ Firemen were dlSpattahed meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the said. Only one American was A meeting for all Buckley dall St. was installed president mitted to the hospital with a » 0 H » T 1 denly appeared in the area up the Long Tau River toward to hose ‘ oei the blocked home of Mrs. Everett VanDyne, COMPLETE reported lost in fire fights, sup School Library workers will be of the Frank J. Mansfield De fractured right arm and facial IMSURANSMITHG where enemy troops have tried Saigon, wounding a sailor. highway and creStted grape 188 Hurlburt St., Glastonbury. Three to Attend ported by U.S. artillery and air held tomorrow at 9.:30 a.m. ,in tachment, Marine Corps League lacerations. Lawrence and an to cut South Vietnam across the' Other Red gunners lobbed 14 juice in the process. Traffic SAVE Members are reminded to bririg- SINCE I9lw_ strikes. scissors for White Cross work. the school library. A film "using Auxiliary last Wednesday eve other passenger, Daniel Wells of UofH Parley middle. * lounds of 82mm mortar fire on was stalled for seveial the Library,” will be shown. The ning at the Marine Home. She INSURANCE About 500 U.S. soldiers, two- In other action 30 Communists hburs. Other circles which will meet Overbrook Rd., were treated the ancient imperial capital of died when they attacked the bi tomorrow are the Reed-Eaton event is open to all interested succeeds the late Mrs. Roland and discharged. Three Manchester area peo thirds of them airlifted rein Hue, hitting a high school, a forcements, hunted elements of vouac of two South Vietnamese Circle at 6 p.m. at the home of in the work. Wilson. Mrs. ' Dorothy Mazzer, Lawrence was charged with ple will attend the 12th annual hospital, a prisoner camp, mili North Vietnam’s 95B regiment, companies—about 200 men—on Mrs. Andrew Gibson, 658 Weth- Department president, presided, driving under the Influence of SERVICE tary installations and the U.S. conference of the Leadership normsdiy a force of about 2,900 the coastal flats of Bihh T/inh erell St.; the Marcia Neubert Radarman Seaman Richard assisted by Mrs. Betty Hamill, liquor. He is scheduled to ap Voice of Amerildft cditipbuntf.'A 10 Development Commission, Uni men. The Red troops wore new Province. Peace Talks % Circle at 12:30 p^m. at the H. Shapleigh, son of Lloyd R. pEist Department president. pear in Circuit Court 12 Rock South Vietnamese military versity of Hartford, Oct. 6 church; the Estelle Carpenter Shapleigh of 68 Wadsworth St. Other officers installed are uniforms and fired late-model Along the previously active spokesman said the barrage O N ALL ville, Oct. 17. through 8. weapons, indicating they were Circle at 8 at the home of Mrs. is aboard the attack aircraft Mrs. Sandra Adams, senior vice demilitarized zone, sporadic killed one hospital patient and Or Big War, Frederick J. Bonney, 17, of 37 Conference chairman is Miss either re-equlpped or had Edward Gifford, 33 Walker St.; carrier USS Franklin D. Roose president; Mrs. Marjorie White, REAL Red shelling continued, accom wounded 18 other persons. Village St. was arrested early Susan L. Bills of 594 Deming slipped into the South while U.S. and the Barbara Gifford Circle velt in the Medlterrranean. junior vice president; Mrs. Har panied by another hail of Com The Viet Cong also shelled a Sunday morning and charged St., Wapping, a senior piano attention was diverted last Says Senator CUSTOM at 8 at the home of Mrs. George rison Cook, Chaplain; Mrs. Rob ESTATE munist propaganda leaflets, Vietnamese tank platoon on the with Intoxication after he was pedagogy at Uartt College of month to the Communist bom Russell, 289 Autumn St. ert Hewitt, treasurer; Mrs. Har U.S. spokesmen said. But Ma outskirts ,of the city, some 400 Motherhood of Mary Mothers found lying in Central Park in’ Music. Robert V. Surdel of 11 bardment of Marine defenses WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. AND old Osgood, judge advocate; rines dug In along the DMZ took miles noftheast of Saigon. (Herald Photo by Saternl^) Circle will meet tonight at 8:30 Rockville. Court is set for Oct. White St., Rockville, will be one along the demilitarized zone. John Mather Chapter, Order Mrs. Lilian Ryan, guard; Mrs. only 48 shells. Stuart Symington proposed to the new mayor, Howard E. Fitts, at right, council at the home of Mrs. Harry Carr, 17. of the Leadership Development As the Americans spread out About 300 miles northeast of In 'South Windsor, Town Clerk Charles N. En6s, of DeMolay, will have a busi 40 Cobum' Rd. Mrs. ■ John Les- Robert Farrand, historian; and B-52 bombers returned to the day a halt in all American mili 3 Lawrence E. Parker, 33, of Commission aides. Mrs. Nancy into the flat, dry highlands, Saigon, South Vietnamese army far right, swears in winning candidates. At left is member Warren Westbrook. STOCK ness mietlng, tonight at 7:30 sard will be co-hostess. Mrs. Marcel Casavant, Mrs. DMZ to- blast enemy supply and troops caught two Viet Cong tary action in Vietnam on a Kelly Rd. was charged with O. Klock of 63 Henry St., as small battles, assaults and new at Masonic Temple. Harrison Wilson and Mrs. Ches ammunition caches and bunk forces in tunnel complexes, then evading responsibility after his sistant professor of electrical Red shelling were reported in fixed date, to be followed by “Hr Mystic Review, North Ameri ter Yaworsky, trustees. ers. About 450,(X)0 pounds of blasted the tunnels 'with explo ELECTIONS AT A GLANCE car struck a utility pole on engineering at the University of all major war sectors of South possibly unlimited war if this Towns voting; 112 WINDOW can Benefit Association will Mrs. Vivian Vlvoda of New bombs were added to the more sives after the Viet Cong re Prospect St., police said. Court Hartford, will be among the fa Vietnam. But the, U.S. Com fails to bring peace talks. Remain GOP: 69 meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at Hampshire, national Auxiliary than 15 million pounds dropped fused to surrender. is Oct. 17. culty observers at the confer mand said thefe w^is no signifi Symlng;ton, a Senate Armed Dem. to GOP: 12 Odds Fellows Hall. There will president, attended the event. in the area since mid-August. Republicans Gain SHADES ence. ROBERT J. SMITH, cant contact with the enemy. The Vietnamese said (hey Services Committee member Total GOP: 71 be a kitchen social for mem Heavy weather blanketed First Class Commanders from other service The conference theme, “ In South Vietnam's Buddhist- found 51. bodies and 29 weapons and former Air Force secretary, Remain Dem.: 27 AT bers and guests after the meet most of North Vietnam, mean Shoe Repairing organizations also attended. volvement and Resposibility,’’ JNSURAHSMITHS SINCE 1914 government clash took a new in the rubble. said any such halt should be ac GOP to Dem .: 14 ing. while, limiting American fliers O f The Better Kind! will be a study of American col turn when a 20-year-old Bud The nun's death was part of a companied by a Saigon govern Total Dem : 41 L W V Plans to 116 missions, most against The Parents Club of East Ca lege students—their ideas, their dhist nun burned herself to protest against the govern- ment announcement of its will PINEWOOD Because we use only supply targets and none close to The vote for mayor, first se the BEST " tholic High School will have its sects, their demands—and 649-5241 death in the first such suicide ingness “ to negotiate with any lectman, or pirty control of the the Hanoi-Haiphong areas. One (See Page Two) In Area Town Vote Furniture Shop MATERIAI^! first meeting of the school year Fund Drive whether the concept of respon 963 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER by fire in the current, politically body and offer amnesty to council in council-manager gov “Waiting Jobs Are sibility has departed from the motivated' Buddhist protest 379 E. CENTER ST. leSALE tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the (Ground Floor Next to Houto & Hole) members of the Viet Cong.’ ’ ernments is the basis for desig By BETTE QUATBALE in a traditionally Republican with a new Republican team of Our Specialty!" The Manchester League of MANCHESTER—643-1631 school auditorium. college scene. movemdnt. Voicing opposition to the ces nating a town Republican or Selectmen taking over In Tol The North Vietnamese force Republicans strength town. Women Voters will hold a kick sation of bombing alone, the Democratic. Columbia Democrats land. S A M YUYLES INOW GOINfl ON in the highlands seemed to be ened their control over area 23 OAK STREET off meeting to launch its annual Two Bodies Found on Mountain Missouri Democrat’s proposal strengthened their position, The executive board of the part of a unit eased into South towns in yesterday’s municipal Atty. David Rappe, a Republi 'The House o f UnpcUnted A few steps from Main for a teat halt In military action electing a Democratic Select ARTHUR DRUG Manchester Civic Orchestra will finance drive tomorrow at 8 Vietnam by way of the Ho Chi elections as 65 per cent of area can defeated his Democratic Furniture was expected to plunge the Sen man as well as First Select meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the p.m. at the home of Mrs. Irv Minh trail. The trail skirts the voters turned out at the polls. rlv£il Atty. William Hall by ate into a second round of de State 'News man, giving control of the board home of Mrs. George Dickie, demilitarized zone from North They gained control of the seven votes to capture the Cov ing Luckman, 30 Waranoke Rd. G irl’s Diary Reveals bate. this week over Vietnam to the Democrats for the first 241 Henry St. Vietnam through neighboring town& of South Windsor and entry Judge of Probable race. Letters and a pamphlet, “The policies after Monday’s lengthy time In many years. A near Laos and tam bodia—far to the Hebron, while retaining their Both men graduated from Uni Leagrue in Action,” have been discussions. Two Killers record voter turnout of 80 per versity of Connecticut law A National Gecgiaphlc dim west of the infiltration routes Symington, just back from a control oyer the towns of Tol sent to all past and prospective Struggle After Crash land and Bolton. Republicans cent was recorded, highest in school in 1964. The result, al DOWNTOWN will be shown by Herman Heck contributors. guarded by the Marines on Con trip to Vietnam, Laos, Thailand, Thlen and nearby'camps. Get Right to will still hold the majority vote the area. though close, is not expected to at a meeting of the Kiwanis the Middle East and Europe, ex Hebron, another traditionally MAIN STREET The finance drive will extend The quick American decision REDDING, Calif. (AP) A on the Coventry Board of Se be contested. Club of Manchester tcm onow diary reported that he started pressed concern about iSovlet Republican town returned to the from Oct. 9 through Oct. 13. to send additional troops to the 16-year-old girl's diary despair walking out from the sfoirny lectmen even though they lost Coventry voters overwhelm- at 12:15 p.m. at Manchester encroachment into the western Republican stable. Tolland and MANCHESTER During this time, prospective highlands reflect the U.S. Com ingly foretold the fatal end to an mountain ■ five days after che Seek Parole the First Selectman position. Country Club. Mediterranean. He indicated Bolton remained Republican, (See Page Ten) contributors will be contacted mand’s concern about the area, Incredible two-month struggle to crash to seek helpi The election results were HOUSE this as one reason for suggest HARTFORD (AP) — William by a member of the finance where U.S. air cavalrymen survive a plane crash on a termed “ encouraging" by Re- The MancheSite 1 Square Dance On the 50th day after the ing a dramatic peace move in committee to acquaint them X^PLUS were previously able to drive off snow-shrouded California moun Vietnam. Major Davis, 44, of Westport publl6an 35th ^Istrlct State crash, April 30, Carla expressed Club will conduct square dance with League activities and ask Red attempts to run a battle tain last March 11. the bite of despair with this “ I propose that this govern and Teddy Zuiewski, 40, of Central Committeeman John Wtleom* lessons tomorrow from 8 to for their support. Mullen of Stafford today. JUNT 10:30 p.m. ait Waddell School. The diary was found with the note: ment announce, as of a certain Bridgeport — both convicted of The League is nonpartisan. It “ The various town committee, Earl Johnston of Vernon will bones of (^arla Corbus and her “ I hope you are happy, search date, the cessation of all mili murder—are immediately eligi GOP Finds Comfort takes action in support of or and their chairmen made a good be the caller. The event is open mother, Mrs. Phyllis Olen, near and rescue. You haven't found tary action in South Vietnam as ble for parole because of a de in opposition to selected gov selection of candidates” he OPEN 6 DAYS to the public. Dr. Seamans us yet.” well as over North Vietnam; cision Monday by the State Par ernmental issue.s-, but it does not said, lauding their efforts to get She wrote that the day was alsq announce that there wil) be dons Board. HALE support or oppose candidates CORPORATION no reinforcements Into the thea their candidates elected. The In Local Elections her 16th birthday. Buckley School will have a nor support or oppose political The board reduced the life 35th District is composed of the THURS. NIGHTS till 9! HOME IMPROVEMENT DIVISION Resigns from The diary’s last entry, dated ter," he said. HARTFORD (AP) — Connect Waterbury and New Britain— C Family Night program tonight parties. The League believes terms of the two men to “ time 13 Tolland County town8. “ The government would an icut Republicans had cause to and Hartford, Bridgeport, New from 6 to 8 at the school. that each citizen should share May 4, after entrapment for 56 served.” Lieutenant Governor AttiUio days 6,000 feet up on a craggy nounce that these policies were celebrate today after municipal Haven, Stamford, Norwalk, West OFFICES—SHOWROOMS Post in NASA Davis was convicted of first Frasenelll, termed the election mountain side, told the ordeal of being undertaken in earnest elections in 112 towns and cities, llartford, Meriden and Fairfield, hope that their adoption would degree murder in the strangling results a “ great victory for Tol EAST HARTFORD CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) melting snow: "Today is o of dancer Penny Evans of West- but whether a definite GOP the rest of Connecticut’s top 10 986 BURNSIDE AVE. result in prompt and meaningful land County Democrats” . He cities iii population —are all cm PAMa NANGU — Last week Dr. Robert C. Sea bright and drippy, drippy day. port In her bedroom Jan. 26, described Coventry’s results as trend is really under way will 'We are completely soaked.’’ negotiations in the inters! of a not be apparent until the state’s holding their municipal elec K 3: mans Jr., the No. 2 man In the 1953, but was spared from the a “ very good campaign The just peace. largest cities hold their elections tions again on Nov. 7. lyhat hap COMPLETE HOME REMODELING FROM DESIGN TO FINISH National Aeronautics and Space There was nothing more to electric chair by a 1951 act Charter Revision approval will “ At the same time the United next month. pens then should eitlrfr support Administration, said the possi tell or how much longer Caria which enabled the jury to recom show a big change in the gov States should also announce “ A smashing Republican vic or undercut the hopes of GOP bility of landing U.S. astronauts and her mother survived after mend mercy and compel the ernment of the town to come,” that, if after this cessation of all tory,” is what GOP State Chair leaders looking ' for “trend” to T on the moon in this decade is the 55th day. judge to impose a life sentence he predicted. military action In South Viet man Howard E. Hausman called Republicanism. decreasing rapidly. A search team combed the without hope of pardon or pa South Windsor went Republi NOTICE nam, as well as North Vietnam, Monday’s results,> In which Re Actually, the GOP lost more On Monday, NASA announced area for the remains of Oien as role. can electing six Republicans to the North Vietnamese and Viet publican candidates unseated town elections Monday than it that Seamans resigned as depu his eldest son, Alvin Jr. 32, crit The law was repealed by the Its Town Council, along with Cong nevertheless continued Democratic administrations in did two years ago, but Its gains Flushing, of Hie wafer mains of the Town of ^ P O / i ty administrator effective Jan. icized Civil Air Patrol search legislature six years ago, mak three Democrats. Incumbant hostilities, then the United East Hartford, Stratford and were scored In larger commu m 1. procedures. ing Davis and other lifers eli Republican Councilman Howard ^ 9 0 States would feel free to pursue East Haven, GOP administra nities than those captured by Manchester Water Department will begin The reason given was “ per gible to appear before the par Fitts was elected Mayor, re “ If the Civil Air Patrol were this war in any manner of its tions strengthened their posi the Democrats. sonal reasons,,’’ the same that organized properly, they would dons board. placing Democrat James m PRESTO own choosing.” tions in Tprrington and Groton, According to Associated Press September 19, 1967. Flushing will continue has been put forth many times Zuiewski was convicted of fa Throwe. 4' have been found," sald„ Oien, Symington did not rule out and the GOP made inroads Into figures, the 12 towns which for personnel shifts that have who had spent 107 daj(^i*arch- tally beating Alexander Vllcin- Coventry, formerly Republi ' 1 >!:!:v> Tuesdays through Fridays until completed. any form of warfare In his the Democrat-controlled govern switched from the Democrat to DELUXE occurred since the Apollo 1 fire ing for the plane. \1 speech. skas durng the robbery of a can, compromised by electing tailor 'shop In Bridgeport Feb. ment of Bristol. the Republican column had a i killed three astronauts last Jan GAiOA OOBBUS Further specifics of his plan a Democratic First Selectman CAP officers were not uary. 18, 1950. These were the six largest total population of about 198,500, immediately available for com were expected to be clarified In and two Republican selectmen. TOWN OF MANCHESTER In some cases, a man has the wrecked plane Sunday by a towns and cities holding bien while the 14 towns that were i ment. Senate debate on the prepared nial elections Monday. captured by Democrats from spray-steam been replaced because NASA or deer hunter. Anti-Viet Pledges The three were flying from remarks. John M. Bailey, the Demo WATER DEPARTMENT the contractor employing him NEW HAVEN (AP) — A stu Republicans had a total popula Still missing is Alvin F. Oien, Portland to San Francisco to Symington said it appears cratic state and national chair felt the job could be done better dent group at Yale University tion of about 103,000. a Portland, Ore., hotel owner Judge Rules man, said Monday’s elections by someone else. In other cases, (See Page Seven) (See Page Ten) is distributing “ We Won’t Go’’ In all, 71 towns and cities Irons and Carla’s stepfather. The were decided ‘'principally on the men felt It was time to get pledge cards to undergraduate went Republican while 41 went the basis of local issues and out of the Appllo program. One and graduate students. Democrat. In the October 1966 P w ith 42 afmam ports To Extradite personalities." or more of these reasons were The cards read “ We are men elections, it was 73 Republican, cited: This was almost exactly what 39 Democrat. of draft age who believe that the Bailey said In November 1666, O R D E R TODAY... 1. The program is lagging far Rap Brown East Hartford, population United States Is waging an un after Republicans captured con behind schedule, leaving, as just war in Vietnam,’’ according about 60,000, was the OOP’s trol of the previously Democrat Seamans noted, only a slim to a story Monday In the Yale ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) — biggest prize Monday. An upset ic strongholds of Waterbury and 22.95 chance to reach the moon by the Dally News. Corporation Court Judge Frank I New Britain. (See Page Ten) 1969 goal. “ We therefore declare our de lin P. Backus denied a motion ^ lAHth T#flon Sol# Moto. •. .10.S5 LOSE WEIGHT BY FRIDAY 2. Pressure has been heavy on termination to refuse induction today to block the extradition of as long as the United States Black Power advocate H. Rap Just take a tiny UOSK WBIOHT (See Page Two) Is fighting In Vietnam,” the Brown to Maryland where he More •Isom port* than any olhar Iron: FALL FIX-UP TIME faces charges of inciting to riot Hungrex tablet before TM i FIRST DAY! pledges say. Pratto hat alto Improvad tha tiaom-tpray meals... and banish those and inciting to arson. Fall means fix-up time! Whether your home needs a new paint job, protec TTie News said ‘editorially that Iron with new, convoniant thumb rtitt, hated extra pounds as Thousands now lose the statement “ draws the line But Brown’s attorneys said iFern Gains Speed; hondramaly ttylad paddad handia and an you banish hunger! Why?^ weight who never thought tive siding, a nfW roof or perhaps thosf.w om out gutters should be re Pact Barred between civilian dissent from they would appeal and thereby ottractiva naw btua dacorotor color. Sava Because Hungrex is V they could... report the war and military participa stop any police action to seize placed. Whatever home improvement you are considering, it’s wise to get it Brown and turn him over to ovar $71 the moitl p ow erfu l p remarkable weight losses tion In it.” done before winter sets in. Maryland. red u cin g a id ever o f 7... 2 0 . . . even By Truckers “ Once that line has been Mexicans Wariied 41 pounds in a short Brown did not appear at the released for public use drawn,” the paper said, "the BROWNSVILLE, Tex. hard-hit by flooding from Hurri while. So if you’re tired hearing on a habeas corpus writ without prescription! If you decide there’s a job or two that needs doing call or come in and dis men who step across it are say (AP)—Infant Hurricane Fern, cane Beulah's record downpours of half-way measures Amid Strife to prevent extradition. His law Suppresses himger pangs ^ cuss it with our trained personnel. , ing to democracy: "I cannot do born In the track of two of histo this month. and want really effective yers argued that he was arrest so effectivelyTit actually this thing. Punish me.” ry’s great hurricanes, picked up Storm watchers said small help in reducing PITTSBURGH (AP) — Truck “ Such a position is certainly ed Illegally and that he could limits the ability of ers rejected a plan to settle not get a fair trial in Maryland. speed in a dash for the Mexican craft south of Port Isabel, Tex., ...send for Hungrex an honorable one, and it is very your body to produce coast today. to Tuxpan, Mexico, should re 3 their violent, eight-state strike, But Judge Backus said the today. Hungrex will simply much in the spirit of democra gnawing hunger then went out on the highways only issues were whether Brown The hurricane, with only one main in port. amaze yOu! You'll be REMEMBER cy,” the News said. sensations! Result? You today to stop the movement of was actually chai^ged and was day’s life behind her, promised Tides up to six feet will ac slimmer next week or your don’t feel hungry...down steel with rocks, guns, fists and in Maryland at the time of the to go ashore near Tampico, company Fern's center when money back. No .Bristol Man Kille^. goes your calorie intake... blockades. alleged felony. Mexico early tonight. she hits the coast, weathermen prescription needed. SOUTHINGTON (AP) — Two Fern's gale winds neared the said. and down goes your NOT TALK...JUST FACT Police said a driver was. shot The judge’s denial technically cars collided on West Street and wounded in the leg and an turned Brown over to the custo Mexican Coast and the Weather Gale winds and tides up to weight. early today, killing a 22-year-old other was beaten senseless Hh dy of Alexandria police. Bureau warned residents of the five feet were anticipated from man. Tampico area to prepare for Ohio. Officers reported tires But one of his attorneys, Phil 80 miles below Brownsville to tCtst. AllMiunr PhimGctl Corporttleii Police identified the victim as hurricane force winds. X-TRA is our first name. We give X-Tra value . . . at no X-Tra Cost.. ' were slashed, air hoses snipped ip J. Hirschkop, said his filing Tampico in the hurricane’s Rudy BaiUargeon of Bristol, a Fern was taking the line .of and ivindshields smashed by the of an appeal would prevent northeast quadrant, the most . dozen in Ohio and Pennsylvania. passenger in the car driven by Brown from being taken Into Hurricane Inez, a mammoth destructive part of such a Neil Peatman, 21, also of Bristol: NO MONEY DOWN ... LOW BANK TERMS Gangs of angry men gathered custody by 'Virginia authorities. storm that boiled ashore at storm. TTiey said Peatman’s car and Tampico on Oct. 10, 1^6, killing ^ at truck stops near Erie, Pa., Hirschkop, asked afterwards The Weather Bureau at New an auto driven by Mary Dolzani, 65 persons ahd leaving 84.000 .and Canfield, Ohio, t o . block about police picking up Brown, Orleans said Fern’s , small but t Mott Poteor/ul Roduetng Aid REFERENCES: -scores of rigs, throwing traffic 26, of Bristol,' collided. said "they'll have a tough time -homeless in' Mexico. — deadly -center probably would Fern’s peak winds held steady )Eoor Rolomtod for FubUe Vtol CALL NOW into a snarl for hours. Peatman and Miss Dolzani getting him.” move inland between Tampico at 85 miles an hour, only 10 Manchester Chamber of Commerce The 3(X)'trucks near Canfield were hurt and were taken to hos Hirschkop told Judge Backus and the mouth of the Soto La COUNTRY DRUG. pitals for treatment. m.p.h. above minimum hurri filled a 14-acre parking lot. Po- that Brown was not in the state Marina River tonight. 277 West Middle Tpke. Savings Bonk of Manchester The mishap occurred about cane force.. ' Free Shop.At-Home Service ’ lice later found Darriel Norther of Virginia. Such an entry would t put MancKeater, Conn. 600 feet south Of the Southing- The storm’s only threat to the Special purchase Connecticut Bank & Trust Co. ner, 36, of Indianapolis, Ind., Brown Is free on $10,000 bail Fern's peak force more than 200 ton-BristoI ■ town line. Texas Coast lay in possible off □ Sold m regular 21-day supply of Hungrax with P.P.A. for beaten unconscious. He was hos- from a federal court pending miles south of Brownsville, thS only shoot rains. But 'm ost o f all your neighbors, the pit^ized. Snooty .Critique from the'Models disposition of the extradition polnt‘ of entry for Fern’s prede **Electrolux** reconditioned •SM NAACP Complains proceedings. At 11 a.m. CDT Fern was cert- cessor, Hurricane Beulah. □ Stnd me economy-eiie 42-day supply for only $5. many people that we have done work Only trucks carrying military tered near latitude 22.8 north 'goods were allowed through. While diver Addison Loomis, 49> goes about his hobby of underwater paintiogs HARTFORD (AP)—Tl^e U.S. Judge Backus sai(l that since Fern sprang- to hurricane for in tl^e area. T^ese are our best ref opd longitude 96.2 west, about Sfi'SSonwpply) Nwm 289777S\ • . James A: 'Cartwright, 26, of of fish at Marineland of the Pdcific in a Los Angeles suburb, some of the District Court in New Haven the habeas corpus hearing was force Monday at.the point where erences. W e will,;be happy to show you 105 mile:^ east northeast of Aylfner, On:., was shot in the models swim by as though they’re examining' the work. L«on(iis, who has has been asked to declare un a civil matter Brown was not le Beulah made het- turn and head vacuum cleaners .jobs that Imve been completed right in V 7 Days\A Week— Tampico. Address. leg as he drove a chemical been feeding the fish for three years at Marineland, started painting theih" constitutional . jwo state laws gally required to be in court to ed for Brownsville, and a btl- A groat buyl Elactrolux raconditioned vacuum claaner your neighborhood. and two city ordinances, the Na day. The Weather Bureau said lion-dollar date of destruction 24 Hours A Day truck north of Ftemont, Ohio. this year and is working on his sixth underwater portrait. Each of them takes heavy rains would continue Mtnplota with all tha nacanqry occoitoriat for any claon- Cily- .lo n e .— Stele. -O fficials said thp gunfire came tional Association for the Ad- Another of Brown’s attorneys, with South Texas. □ Payment ^nclbsecl *-!- 26c for handling about 12 hours. Loomis carries a set of brushes on one wrist and several tubes through Wednesday In Mexfco’s Ifig |eb. And, it it guaranteed for 1 year. 29.88 (See Page Two) of oils on the other. His easel is weighted with lead from a skindiver’s belt.
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/ V / ROBERT TBEWHELLA WARREN WESTBROOK UMBERTO DELMA8TRO ABRAHAM OLA88MAN DONALD HENRY ROBERT SHAA PE ’IE R NICHOLAS .JANE ROM EYN Republican Republican D em ocrat Republican Republican EKSWBT V IM CHAIULSB LVCB JR. BUOEN£ WANVVr frD A V ID COOK JAMES OOKN16H D em ocrat D em ocrat Republican TOWN COUNCIL TOWN COUNCIL TOWN COUNCIL ‘TOWN COUNCIL TOWN COUNCIL RepabUcan Republican D em ocrat Republican . Democrat TOWN COUNCIL TOWN COUNCIL TOWN COUNCIL irutSOT scaJoanw A X ssajoanuTAN BOARD OF EDtJCA^IOX BOARD OF EDPOCATIOX South Windsor The Bulletin Bolard Tolland ‘The United Congregational Church will hold a Belfry Work P. JOHN PERHAM LeROY KINNEY MABODH ATKflNBbN shop tomorrow from 10 a.m. to Republican Republican D em ocrat Republicans Control Council; 2 p.m. in the Christian Educa FIRST SEJJEXnWAN SELECTMAN SELEKHIMAN GOP Sweeps Election; VIk First Selectman tion Building. The Republican Party return V- The St. Matthew’s Womens Republicans made a clean 982 to 700 for the six-year term She was endorsed by both par tomatically elected, including Guild will hold a Holiday Fair ed to power in Hebron last night Howard Fitts Chosen as Mayor alternate. ties and received 972 Republi sweep ol yestetday's local elec- Harry Stone Jr., David Caban- Workshop tomorrow from 10 after a two-year Democratic The Replibllcan party scored publican Mrs. Jmte Romeyfi' Republicans also captured can votes phjs 713- Democrat tiona.' continuing their control iss, Robert Bugbee, Charles a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Parish reign. The last time the Demo a responding victory in yester polled 1,960 votes and Democrat the four-year term alternate with votes. of the town government. Boothroyd, Democrats, Joseph Center. Donald J. Henry, polled 1,630 candidates Richard Bums total Town treasurer Mary Weston crats held the majority of ma day’s election, as the GOP took Republican candidate Ernest Nedwied, Clarence Goetz and The United Congregational for seventh and eighth place ing 988 and incumbent Cliff Wil will continue her duties defeat jor offices was in 1936. With this over the town council with six VUc won the First Selectman John Piazza. Church Youth Choir will re,- respectively. - 1 race defeating his Democrat liams with 975. ing her Democratic opponent Both Library Director candi hearse tomorrow night at 6:30 exception the town has been members to the Democrats’ Williams will have to bow out Democrat Abraham Glassman opponent Elugene Wanat 984*712. Walter Bielecki 1,008 to 683. dates were automatically elect at the church, followed by the predominately Republican. three. Before, the board was in favor of Democrat William Mrs. Weston will be serving her polled 1,792 votes for the ninth Republican Selectman candidate ed, Republican Theodore Palm Adult Choir at 7:30. In the race for first select- five-four in the Democrats’ fav Saimond, however, who accum fourth term as treasurer and L, ’>1 council seat. Charles Luce Jr. defeated his er and Democrat Mrs. Doris St. Matthew’s Men’s Choir will ■man. Republican P. John Per or. ulated 701 votes to preserve the agent of the Town Deposit Other Democratic c o u'n c i 1 Democrat rival Walter Rau 1,- Kaynor. rehearse at the church tomor ham racked up 431 votes over Republican Howard E. Fitts minority representation rule. Fund. candidates Christian Noorden- 029 to 661. Wanat will serve as Town Meeting Democratic candidate Carlman was unanimously chosen as Mrs. Ann Bloomfield the other Incumbent tax collector Mrs. row night at 6:30. dorp, Joseph Spina and William minority Selectman. The Town Meeting to accept St. Matthew’s Holy Name So Frankel who polled 369 and In mayor by the winning coiuicil Democratic candidate received' Elaine Bugbee will serve a sec •Thresher polled 1,775, 1,694 and Both Board of Education the Annual Report was called ciety will meet tomorrow night dependent candidate Richard M. candidates at a meeting last 698 votes. ond term, defeating her former 1,737 votes respectively. candidates will serve as the re to order and adjourned until at 8 in the Parish Center. Grant who polled 210 votes. A night. The Planning and Zoning schoolmate. Democrat Earl ROBERTF EVERSOLE AUDREY WASIK HARRY ANDERSON ROORR MYRICK RONALD PRIMAVERA sult of a gentlemens agreement Oct. 16. total of 967 votes were cast out In the race for the Board of Commission will undergo some Beebe, 989 to 705. Fitts, an incumbent council Democrat ' Democrat Republican R epublican Republican between the two parties. Incum Manchester Evening Herald of a possible J,300 eligible votes. Education, incumbent Harry. Incumbent Republican Asses The Board of Selectmen’s member was nominated by BOARD OF EDUCATION bent Republican school board changes in makeup. The board Anderson polled the majority BOARD OF EDUCATION BOARD OF EDUCATION BOARD OF EDUCATION BOARD OF EDUCATION sors Stuart Hnkham and Ru meeting originally scheduled for Tolland correspondent Bette In the race for second select elected council member Warren chairman David Cook racked up presently ha.s four Republicans of votes for a total of 2,247 with and one Democrat member, and pert West will continue serve tonight has been postponed. Quatrale, tel. 875-2845. man, (R) Incumbent Leroy B. Westbrook. Fitts is a supervis 939 votes, while his opponent Roger Myrlck polling 2,196 votes. two Republican alternates and on the board. Loser is Demo Kinney received 580 votes mak ing underwlrter with Travelers James Cornish, a Negro, ac Ronald Prlmlvara, also a GOP one Democrat. crat Uriah Matheson. Hnkham agine every institution in the ing him second selectman and Insurance. He lives on Oak St. Delta to Host Coventry counted for 745. (D) Marcus Atkinson polled 330 with his wife, Sue, and two chil candidate, ran a close second to Democrat incumbent PZC accumulated 1,007 votes, West Retarded School country has cases like this.” •V' making him the third member EDWARD HINIOHLLFF dren. Myrlck with 2,181 votes. Approximately 60 per cent of chairman Walter Beaton won 1,022, and Matheson 707. School staff members have MARION FOOTE York Festival of the Board of Selectmen. Democratic candidates Robert the 2,686 registered voters in re-election to the board for an A Democratic vacancy exists H as Deaf Mute been and are continuing to work Republican R epublican The GOP also won in the town participated in yesterday’s ..on the Board of Assessors, how with the man in an effort to help BOAR]> OF EHUGATSON ’The selectmen will receive BOARD OF EDUOATION Board of Education race by Eversole, incumbent, and Mrs. Delta Chapter, Royal Arch Pesce Wins as Mino rity First Selof'tman additional six year term. He has HOWARD FITTS Audrey Wasik, polled 1,877 and election compared to about 66 served on the board for eight ever, because of the resigna With Genius IQ him overcome his physical the oath of offihe today. electing &ir three candidates on Masons will be the host chapter Republican 1,884 votes respectively. While the Democrats showed a per-cent two years ago. years. Republican Samuel Ein tion of its chairman. Democrat handicaps, Marks said. It is interesting to note that the ballot with the Democrats for the beginning of the York NAMPA, Idaho (AP) — A “ He is a deaf-mute. It would On the planning and zoning Hie selectman were sworn in stein also won re-election to the William Blanchard, who is mov Leroy Kinney led the candidates electing two out of three candi Rite Festival tomorrow at 7 :30 gain in yesterday’s town elec last night following the election, ing from the area. .The appoint deaf-mute in his 30s—whom re be difficult for him to get along yesterday and polled the most dates. cratic stronghold, voted Repub commission. Republican incum board, with 974 votes. Beaton re p.m. at Masonic Temple. tion, it would be difficult to de officially assuming their duties. ceived 774 votes, second highest ment will be filled by the new cent tests revealed has an outside the institution,” he said. votes for his position as second This is the first time the board lican by a wide margin. bent Joseph J. Carino, present ‘The man was several years chairman of the commission, The Mark Master Mason cide which party truly “ won” The Republican selectmen on the ticket. Democratic can Board of .Selectman. above-genius intelligence quo selectman. has been a partisan board com 'Voters in this district, includ old when he was admitted to the was the top vote getter with 2,- the election. The really decisive pledge to work with all other didate E. Russell Vollrath was Two Republicans won election tient of 135— has spent most of Incumbent Town clerk Gladys posed of nine .members. The ing 52 absentee ballots, totaled degree will be conferred by Wal victory came in approval of the school, Marks said. At that 335 votes while Mrs. Louise town officials as a team and to defeated with 732 votes. to the Board of Tax Review. his life in a school for retarded T. Miner (R) was a mutually count shows it to be 5-4 in fqvor 1,639 out of 2,487 eligible to vote. ter North and his corps of of time, it was believed he was charter, Coventry’s first, by a serve the community to the best Vik, a member of the PZC, Theron Blow, present chairman endorsed candidate and polled of the Republicans. In district two, 2,541 including Evans, GOP candidate polled 2,- ficers. children. mentally retarded. 843-275 decision. of their ability. is expected to resign from the of the board, received 1,110 a total of 910 votes. Dorotty R. 31 absentee ballots voted out of 231 votes. John T. Wholley, in Royal Arch CSiapters that will The school’s director says he • Marks declined to state the In the town planning and zon The Democratic candidate for Hie Republicans had sold Commission opening a Repub votes, and Hubert Chamberlain may someday be released and 3,853 eligible. cumbent Democratic candidate participate in the degree work man’s exact age or the date he Colgan (R) was also mutually ing commission, the Repub first selectman; Michael Pesce. themselves as., the yAcUon lic^ vacancy. Conceivably the 997. Democrat candidate Rob A total of 4,180 citizens voted polled 1,810 to defeat Morris W. Include Gideon Welles Chapter notes that had modem methods was admitted or refer to his endorsed by both parties for the licans took two offices with the won that position,, with Repub Team” during the election cam Republicans will appoint Wil ert Velardi received 709. of diagnosis and treatment been' out of a possible 6,340. Fuhr, Democratic csmdldate of East Hartford Pythagoras clinical record. jobs of town treasurer and agent Democrats electing one, John licans Richard Nicola and Wil paign. The Democrats ran an liams to fill Viks’ vacancy on Zoners Re-elected available in the patient’s child who polled 1,746 votes. Chapttr of Hartford, West Hart “ We are continuing to work of the town deposit fund. She T. Wholley, incumbent. Of the council candidates. Re liam Sleeper taking over as sec essentlblly one-man campaign the board. The two incumbent candidates In the election for constable, ford Chapter, Keystone Qiapter hood, he might never have been with him,” Marks said. “ It’s polled 900 votes for treasurer Richard Rothwell, Republican publicans G. Warren Westbrook ond and third selectmen, re Top Vote-Getters for the Zoning Board of Appeals of MCriden, Gldding Chapter of behind Wanat, stressing econo committed. possible that he may someday and 602 for the town deposit candidate for town treasurer, polled the largest number of the following people were elect spectively. my in governmoit. High vote-getter on the Re won re-election. Republican ‘‘We’ve known about his intel was elected, defeating Richard votes with 2,360 while Robert ed : Republicans Charles T. New Britain, and Adoniram leave Uie Institution. He’s happy fund. Nicola is an incumbent as sec Planning Panel Winners publican ticket was incumbent Raymond Ludwig and Demo ligence for some time,” said Dr. M. Bfrrio, incumbent. Trewhella polled 2,314. Repub Barker, Edward W. Kasheta, Ckruncll of Rockville. here and is learning a lot.” Harvey Desruisseaux (R) with ond selectman, and defeated Connecticut’s minority repre Board of Tax Review chairman crat Albert Morganson. Loser John Marks, superintendent of 528 and A. Harry Wlrth (RJ with •rhe GOP also took the race licans Robert Sills polled 2,311 Mel'vin E. Tripp, and Democrats The colors will be presented sentations law will likely turn Theron Blow who accumulated is Democrat William Baker. the Idaho State School and Hos former third selectman Richard FEWER POTATOES FRESH 535 votes will take their places for Board of Selectmen by a for third place on the balloting Alexander Blozle, Walter Ches- by an escort from Washington a losing candidate on the Plan- 1,110 votes. Incumbent Zoning Norman Green won election pital. Marks declined to name Hawley (D) for the post. Form CHICAGO—Ten years ago pn the Board of Finance remov two to one margin in the elec ■with Peter Nicholas placing ky, Edward Kobialka, Michael Commandry, Knights Temp and Zoning Commission alter Board of Appeals canclidate Al to the Zoning Board of . Appeals the man but referred to him for er First Selectman Richard nearly 90* per cent of the pota ing present Board chalrmaiT tion of Richard I. 'iVhite and fourth- with 2,269 votes. Modugno, aind Henry St. Cyr. lar, of Hartford. William E. nate contest into a winner. bert Morganson received the as an alternate, defeating Dem the first, time in a talk Monday Galinat (R) had not sought re- toes conspumed in tihe United Howard E. Porter (D) who poll Fenton P. Futtner. Donald Page Republican Howard Fitts poll Pierce, grand high priest, and All three alternate positions, highest number of votes for a ocrat William Swanback. Swan- at a civic club. election. States were bought fresh. Now ed 373 and Frank R. Nlcolo (D) lost the Democratic race to ed fifth with 2,263 votes and •There are 11,000 firemen em other distinguished guests will on the board came up for elec Democrat with 775, followed by back recei " d an Election Day "I merely mentioned him as G, P4HITEB A Democratic first selectman the use of fresh potatoes is MARVIN ROSS who also received 373 votes, Everett J. Delaney. Umberto Del Mastro, Demo ployed by the federal govern attend the event. After the de tion this year for the first time PZC chairman Walter ' Beaton present, however, when his wife an example of what can happen D em ocrat with a Republican board is a MICHAEL PESCE RICHARD NICOLA WILLIAM SLEEPER down to 75 per cent of the to R epublican On the Board of Education In the total vote, district one, crat, polled 1,997 votes for the ment at installations through gree work there will be a .“oclal and were all won by Republi with 774. Ingeborg gave birth to a g^lrl, when community diagnostic fa BOARD OF EDUCATION somewhat unique situation here. D em ocrat Republican Republican tal. BOARD OF EOrCAlTON > which was known as the Demo- sixth seat on the council. Re out the world. time with refreshments. Mrs. Gloria Meurant will con Deborah, yesterday morning. cilities are lacking,” Marks race for the full term, incum The only time it’s ever happen FIRST SELECTMAN SELECTMAN SELECTMAN cans. Republican John Hardy de r feated Democrat Paul Bakke, tinue to serve as town clerk. All seven constables were au said. “ He’s no revelation. I Im- bent Harold E. Brink (D) >vlth ed before was in 1961, when 370 votes did not return to the to keep the Board of Selectmen Democrat Charles Nyack found ond time in 50 years that a Another contested board, the The board of finance became board. Incumbent G. Earl Por well informed of the needs himself with two Republican Democrat has won this post. zoning board of appeals, re Democratic automatically, in ter (D) with 402, Marlon O. of the various sections of town. South Windsor selectmen. In addition, the town clerk has mains Republican, with Gerard another “ no-contest” vote. In Foote (R) with 556 and Edward Colum bia Bolton 1 Total Of Coventry’s approximately for the past fourteen years been Dubord (D) losing to Arlington cumbent Republicans John Al Hinchliff (R) with .483 will go Manchester Evening Herald Offices Democrats Dlst. I Diet. II Total RepuNIcans j Dist. 1 Dist. 11 3,300 registered voters, 1950 a man, Elmore ‘Turklngton, who Smith (D), Doris Delano (R), len and Richard Coughlin will D em ocrats Total R^ubllcans Total on the board. , Hebron correspondent Mrs. Town Council ‘ DeJMasrtro (i) 715 1282 1997 ‘ Fitts (i) 1 907 1356 2263 Marjorie Porter, tel. 228-9116. turned out, or 59 per cent'. This did not seek re-election, and the and Herbert Couch (R). serve on that board with two •Glassman 1147 1792 ‘ Nicholas 923 1346 2269 First Selectman ‘ In the Board of Education 645 compares with about 66 per cent job will now be salaried rather Incumbent tax collector F. new Democrats, James Ryan Democrats Gain Edge^ Liquor Approved special four-year term to fill a 1200 1930 ‘ Rorneyn 806 11,54 1960 Sheridan (i ) 344 ‘Morra (i) 522 P&WA MAN PICKED ‘ Henry 730 in the town election two years than the reimbursable-by-fee Pauline Little (R) had received and Arthur Blondln. vacancy, Marvin A. Ross (R) Both town chairmen. Demo WASHINGTON (AP)—Charles Noordendorp 634 1141 1775 ‘ Sills 974 1337 2311 ago, when Republicans retain basis it has been. the endorsement of both political won with 624 votes over Kathe crat Raymond Bradley and Re Incumbent Democratic First Selectman L. Merkle of Ohio a ty , Ohio, a Spiina 632 1062 1694 ‘ TrewhoEa 929 1385 2314 ed control of all but the board' Democrats also gained control parties, but received 1,004 votes rine Sibun (D) with 382. of education. publican John Allen, said they Selectmen Joseph Szegda was •Licitra 365 ‘Peace (i) 505 former employe , of Pratt & of the planning and zoning com from the Democrats to 976 from Tax Review Race Thresher (i) 694 1043 1737 ‘ Westbrook 923 1427 2350 swept into office last night and Whitney Aircraft of East Hart Republicans took the post of mission, one of the few boards her own party. found the election “ difficult to Town Clerk In the Board of Tax Review, Board of ‘ Delaney 794 1154 1858 ‘ Futtner 896 1322 2218 took with him several other De ford, (5onn., is one of 12 per judge of probate with David offering voters a contest in the •The Board of Education re assess.” full term race Douglas M. Fel Selectmen mocrats and upset some of the •Toomey (it 317 ‘Toomey 537 sons chosen to receive fellow Page 691 1120 1811 ‘ ■White (i) 895 1346 2241 Rappe winning by a seven-vote election. Incumbent Democrat mains Democratic, in a “nocon Allen added that with adoption lows (R) won with 563 votes Republican seats on various 1173 1872 ‘ Rothwell 888 1308 2196 margin over William Hall. Both Robert Gantner and newcomers test” year, with incumbent Dem of the charter, both parties have Town Treasurer over Wilbur M. Dennis (D) with ships from the Daniel and Flor ' ‘Treasiurer Berrio (i) 699 boards. On the referendum, the ence .Guggenheim Foundation. men are attorneys; the position Stephen Joncus (D) and Charles ocrats Donald Averlll and Ruth a common objective, "a better 344 votes. Board of ‘ Eversole (1) 692 1185 l877 ‘ Anderaon 904 1343 2247 voters gave the liquor question Houle, M. 327 ‘Riley (i) 531 The fellowships, announced was on yesterday’s ballot as a Funk III (R) were the victors, Benoit remaining on that board, Coventry, let us all work to To fill two vacancies on the Education Lydon 674 ' 1124 1798 fMyrick 907 1289 2196 a favorable vote and Columbia Monday, are for graduate study special state election, to fill a . with Incumbent Donald C. gether to achieve this.” ‘The 'Tax Collector Board of Tax Review both Rich 1884 serving with two new Republi becomes “wet.” in jet propulsion, space flight ‘ Wasik ' 6§3 1191 ‘ Prinravera 886 1295 '2181 vacancy. Charter will become effective ard Parker (D) with 350 votes Smith (R) losing by just eight cans, Suzanne Bralnard and Columbia has been a so-called Gaai 296 ‘ Mianeggiia (i ) 573 sciences and flight structures Fuhr 686 1059 1745 ‘ Carino (i) 901 1434 2335 in November 1969 and will and Wilbur S. Porter (R) with Plaiming, Rychling Wins votes. ' Peter Thomas. Republican stronghold for the and provide full tuition plus $2,- change the town to a town Agent, Deposit Fund 563 votes automatically went on. Zoning Wholley (i) 716 1094 1810 •ESvans 872 1359 ~ 2231 Democrat Elizabeth Rychling past thirty-five years and it was 400 at any of three universities. council-chief administrator form Houle. M\ 334 ‘ RUey (1) 524 Incumbent Harry Kirkham Constables ♦Blozle (i) 729 1258 1987 •Barker Jr. (ir 895 1333 2228 beat Republican Ruth Smith for Just two years ago the Demo Merkle plans to study at Prince-. the post of town clerk by a 1,182 of government. cratic Szegda won the office of (R) was placed on the Zoning Ohesky 713 1223 1936 ‘ Kasheta (i) 933 1337 2270 Board of Finaifce (full term) Board of Appeals, hid term to ton University. to 841 vote. ‘This is only the sec- first selectman by six votes. ^ Kobialka 668 1127 1795 2292 317 ‘ Tripp 924 1368 Columbia ‘Iliis year in running against •Brown Jr. (i) begin this. year. He polled 549 » 354 votes. Incumbent Emery N. t ‘ Modugno (i) 763 1262 2025 U Eldward Fox for first selectman •Butterfield (i) DemocratH Total Republicans Total Taylor (R) whose term begins St. Cyr 720 1 1230 1950 Szegda picked up 694 votes to Board of Finance (vacancy) Fox’s 365 or a plurality of 334 in 1968 was also elected with First Setecbmaji Houle, W.: 332 ‘ Peckham Jr. (i)*» 515 • Wirurers (i) Incumbent votes. 555 votes. Both positions on the - *Szegda (it 694 FOx .365 board were uncontesjed. Szegda said iast night, “ I will Board of Education (full term) The five-year term on the Selectman *. continue to do my best. ’Hie •Butterfield 333 ‘ Graham (i) 500 planning and zoning commission voters have certainly given me •Petieiw 579 ‘ Tuttle ,(il 474 ‘Hanson (i). 333 ‘ Gnmske 522 which begins 1967, was won by a vote of confidence.” 0 JOBZSH 6ZEODIA OEfHGGB Tfm E K S ROBERT I^TTHE 1 John Sibun (R) with 545 votes Coventry Town Clerk George E. Peters (D) tallied D em ocrat D em ocrat Republican Board of Education (vacancy) over Wayne W. Miller (D) who FIRBT SEUXIIMAN , SELECTMAN SELECTMAN Dist. 2 Total Fagan 519 ‘Dllworh (il 537 up 576 , votes and Robert C. Aheain 323 ‘ Smith (i) ■ 537 polled 353 votes. . Offices Democrats Dlst. 1 Diet. 2 Total Republicans Dlst. 1 Tuttle (R) 474 for the office of In the other planning an^ Halfc 619 358 077 ‘ Rappe 560 ”1 424 984 Town Treasurer selectman. Therefore, Peters Assessors Judge 1968. Also, Saul Blum (D) a town for many years, will be town, the package store would zoning race for a five-year term Probate ♦Lyman (i) 532 will be the second selectman, 328 ‘ Cocconi (i) 533 new-comer beat out the Repub come “ wet.” Voters had three be permitted. , Lopez to begin in 1968, Robert J. 381 > 1026 . 546 412 958 succeeding Fox, and ‘Tuttle re 549 Fir^ ‘ Peace 645 . ‘ Sleeper lican new-comer Robert M. choices: .<1) permit for all al- ‘The Gamache Brothers peti •Noren "(i) ^ Dixon Jr. (R) polled 522 votes Tax Collector mains third selectman. This is Selectman • , Farmer (R) for Zoning Board cholic liquor which received a tioned twice before for a pack over Incumbent Richard A. Bender, J. -496 ‘ Lowman (i) 560 the first time in years that the Board of Tax Review (full term ( 584 349 923 ‘ Nicola (1) 1 813 1053 of Appeals five year term be total of 272 votes; (2) package age store and met defeat, but Keefe (D) who received 375 S^ectman Hawley (1) Democrats will be in the ma 3,48 ‘Gagliatdone 515 570 571 841 ginning now. store and package store beer the voters passed It through ‘ Barcomb (i) votes. Town Clerk •Rychling 710 422 1132 Smith' Agent, Deposit Fund jority on the Board o f Select 335 'The Democrats running on the permits, which received 205 vot Monday by 94 votes. Mitchell In the constable race, the top 714 420 ■ 1134 Smith ' 557 406 963 ' ‘Lyman (i) 529 men. Treasurer ‘ Rychling Zoning Board of Appeals, alter es; (3) no permit, which re Roger Gamache said after the seven vote getters becamie con 379 1004 563 412 975 Margaret D. Dilworth.(It) the Board of ‘Tax Review (vacattcy) Tax Collector ‘ LitUe (i) 625 •Little (1) Board o f ESdtication nates, unseated the two Repub ceived 383. votes. election, “ I’m surprised that we stables. They were (R) Incum incumbent town clerk, edged ‘ Dixon 547 609 365 974 •Allen (i) , 569 422 991 lican incumbents. Wiliiam F. Adding the first two together won by this much. I’m going bent Donald G. Berry (R) Ray Board of ‘ Blondin ‘ Beck (1) 564 ‘ TuUlo (i) 487 out Democrat Harriet A. Fagan 371 987 577 423 " 1000 Bender and John Sadion were makes a total of 447 and there to apply for my permit in the Zoning Board f^ -i^ y ea r term begins 1967) mond Burt (R), Incumbent Don FiiDonce ‘ Ryan 616 •Coughlin (1) (D) by a vote of 537 to 519 or Asoesaor > DAVID RAPPE victorious over Wallace I. Lohr fore won out over the no i^er- morning.” ald G. Heath (R), Incumbent WINDOW 599 371 970 ‘ Bralnard 571 407 978 a plurality of 18 votes. Morianois ti) 330 ‘ SUverstein 522 Board of ‘ AveriU (i) Republican and Peter Naumec. mit with 583 votes. It was ex- Adolph Simons (R), Incumbent 369 1006 561 426 987 PETER THOMAS Purvis { 520 ‘Rosebrooks (1) .533 Harriet R. Lyman (R), who Education •Benoit (i) 637 ‘ Thomas ‘Thomas F. Fagan Jr., (D) re ' plained that because the peo Manchester ..livening Herald, Zoning Board (Five-year term begins 1968) Robert W. Craig (D) Incum 575 413 988 Republican JUDGE OF PROBATE w as‘uncontested, remains toim ‘ Qarrepy 605 370 975 ■‘Shanahan Jr. (1) Board o t Tax Review tained his seat on the Planning ple voted In favor of some form Temp. Columbia Correspondent, 317 ‘ Hutchirrson (i) 531 bent Robert B. Keefe (D) and SHADES Board of BOARD OF EDUCATION treasurer and agent of the Town Farris Tax Review • -0-- Goodale 013 •’Wheaton Jr. (1) 5.36 and Zoning Commission for a of liquor or beer to be in Adella G. U^^n 228-3861. ‘Androlevich (i) 322 ‘Carpenter (i) 335 Incumbent Jules Reblllard (D). Made to Order Deposit Fund, an ofBce she has 579 363 942 ‘ Couch 583 418 1001 five-year term beginning now. The only candidate that did not Zoning Board Dubord Zoning Board of Appeal (Five-year term begins 1967) held for the past 16 yeai’s. Bring your old rollers In and 990 For the five-year term begin Constable go on was John J.' Malley (D). of Appeals ‘ Smith 610 365 975 ‘ Eielano 579 411 Incum bent tax collector jMve S5o per shade. ♦Blum 548 Farmer oOO ning in 1968 Solomon Binder (D) Chemerka (i) 319 ‘Hassett (i) 524 •We Made It’ 608 367 975 •White 572 416 988 Erm inia D. Lowman (R) re was victorious over Incumbent Zoning Board ‘ Curran •Garibaldi (i 1 327 ‘ Ratazzi Jr. 527 Following the election, P. ALSO * Zoning Board ,of Appeals (Five-year term begins 1968) mains in office by defeating Edward C. Carlson. of Appeals •Meloche (i) ' '342 ‘ Wilson (i) 516 John Perham was asked for VENETIAN BLINDS ‘ Lambert 533 Olsen (i) .516 Jeanne E . Bender by 65 votes, All six constables, five incum Alternate a statement. All he felt he want 623 384 1007 ‘ Funk 567 . 397 964 dose Assessor Contest bents and one-comer automat Fire Commissioner (Three-year term begins 1967) ed to say at that moment was, Plaiifting and ♦Gantner Zoning Board of Appeals, Alternates Guy C. Beck (D) was the big Zoning Comm. 626 388 1014 Smith 551 405; 956 ically are elected to office. ‘The Harlow 324 ‘Cavedon 530 “ We made it” . ‘ Joncus . ‘ Bender, W. vote-getter for the ^ a r d of Ed 561 964 ( 549 Lohr (i) 500 constables include Guy. C. Beck, •Hutchinson 557 This seems to stem from ' a Constables •(Bi®eM 622 369 991 ‘ Leone ( . 403 ucation with 564 votes to Don ‘ Sadion 544 Naumec (i) .511 Francis J. Hart, Joseph Tash- mutual acknpwl'edgement by 640 378 1018 ‘ Olsen ''54S 411 ” 952 ald R. Turners (R) 487 votes. Fir^ Commissionoi* (Thrree-j-ear term begins 1968) ‘ Bradley 11k, all Dems and all received Republican Town Committee 550 949 Planning and Zoning (Five-year term begins 1967) •Ceaaar 613 366 979 Palmer 399 Both men were incumbents and more votes than the Republi ' : Stefanik 314 ‘ Quiriby 531 members that the party lost in 986 ‘ Potter 586 402 988 ‘ Fagan Jr. (1) 571 / both remain on the board. cans; Frederick H. Chowanec, •Veibch . 549 1965 because they didn’t work •Patrlls 615 371 973 . A close contest was waged be Richardi K. Davis and Russell hard enough. According to cam ‘ Higgins 614 380 994 ‘ Hiltgen 567 406 Planning and Zoning (Five-year term begins 1968» tween Fred Ward' Rosebrooks Town Planning Commission (Five-yjear term begins 1967) Board of H. Wheeler Jr., all Republicans paign manager Hedley Hill, this Welflare 610 378 988 ‘ Williams ' 571 405 976 (R.) and Frank C.. Purvis (D) ‘ Hughes ‘ Sinder 546 Carlson (1) 498 Hart is the only new constable. Delaney 323 ‘Hassett (i) 521 year was a great deal differ 558 ’ 404 • 962 •Burnham 604 369 t 973 ‘ Allard for Assessor. In the final tally Nearly 80 percent of the vot ent. The party he said was well Board of Constables Rosebrooks won over Purvis by Town Planning Commission (Five-year term begins 1968) Health ‘ Harris 650 373 -. 1023 ‘ Aronaon 539 427 966 ers turned out to the polls; organized andi each candidate ‘ Beck (i) 575 ‘Chowanec (i) 479 only IS votes. which is a record in a town Wadman ^ 295 ‘Gorton (i) 550 ‘ Victor 620 375 995 ‘ Fernald 562 407 969 got out to discuss the issues •Hart 567 ' ‘ Davis (1) 496 W alter A . Wheaton Jr. (R) election here. A total of 1,087 \ wiA the people. Public Building OommissionHfull term) • WiiurerB (i) Incumbent 4 , Incum bent on the Board of Tax out of 1,445 eligible voters cast fTashlik (1) 556 'iWheeler Jr. ^i) 491 At the beginning o( 'the cam ’ Review won out over Arthur K. their ballots. Szegda was the ‘ Lathrop (i) 336 Charter Question V"' \ . ■ paign, the town was divided into Pernilt, All Liquor 27;i O oodale (D ). -r— bfggest vote getter of the day. ‘ Spetrini Jr. (i) 334 . t. districts by the Republicans so District 1 District 2 Total . Liquor Permit Question Package Store, Beer * 205 Hie Zoning BoaM of Appeals Peters, Fagan and Beck, all 1 .. i .• — u. Public Building Commission (vacancy) ' that they could get ,to the in 357 Yes 843 No Permit J83 MRS. ELIZABETH RYCHUNG proved kn upset when Gunnar Democrats, also polled their dividuals. E. A. JOHNSON Yes 486 ' Yes Barcomb 322 ‘ Hopper Jr. (i) 518 104 1 No 275 D em ocrat E. Olsen (|R) was ousted by share of the votes. G V Y BECK DO N ALD T U m E According to Hill last night, No 171 No Republican PAINT GO. • ‘ W inners (i) Incumbent Edm und H. Lambert (D) for Liquor Vote~,^ D em ocrat R epublican ■ ‘ Winners' (t) Incumbent the district system will continue BOARD OF EDUCATION roWN .CLERK-TREASURER a five-year term beginning in Columbia, after befhjgva dry BOARD OF EDUCATION BOARD OF EDUOATiON on a permanent basis in order 723 MAIN ST. i a 4
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escalate much more," he said. nessman' who used . t o live In ellier, was convicted of disobey W erstler-Lucerini G irl’s Diary ~12th QAisuit S ta te N ^w s “We could change our targets N ew Canaan, Conn., ,was indict ing an officer and running away Frazier-Rivard Rivenburg'Vaiciulis a bir.” ed Monday on charg'es of evad in the face of the enemy in CAMERA EQUIPMENT^ j . Coiirt Gases “We could reach a decision on ing $130,000 in federal income Vietnam. Monagan claims (he Miss Mary Lynn Rivard and iPoiind with R o u n d u p some final target,” Goldwater taxes. sentence is too severe in view e'zrfLM The marriage of Miss Jean • PROJEOTOBS said, “such as the Ihprhor at H ai Rayward, the F ar East distrib of the (act that Rouelller had Burton Lee Frazier, both of ette Lucerlni of Vernon to Rob utor for a pulp and paperboard previously been discharged from •SCREENS Two Bodies BAST HARTFORD SESSION (Oonkiiaed frbin Page One) phong where 80 per cent of the • FLASH BULBS, Manchester, exct^nged vow.s ert Warren Werstler of Man producer, is accused of divert the Navy for inability to adjust war material is entering North • L IG H T IN O E Q U IP M E N T . Saturday mornin^^t St. Mau chester took place Saturday Alan A. Garblch, 28, of 414 vsticement of Colored People Vietnam.” ing profits from his firm, the to military life and had been (Conttnoed fron^Ptige One) • R E N T A L EQUIPBOENT rice's Church, Bolton. morning at Sacred Heart Hartford Rd. recelvod a 60-day announced. Goldwater said he did not John L. Rayward Co., into a turned down when he tried to en- • R E PA IR S suspended sentence for operate corporation registered in Pana .list in the Marines and the The bride is the daughter of Church, Vernon. visit Alvin J r ^ DCS copilot tor A n N A A C P law yer from New: think China '"would enter the Delta AlrUnds. ing a motor vehicle while li York city filed the complaints war. • ma, in order to . avoid payment Army. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn C. Rivard The bride Is the daughter of PORTRAITS T h e re -^ M no indication what cense was imdet suspension. on behalf of six members of of income taxes between I960 Then Rouelller was drafted of 238 High St. The bridegroom Mr. and Mrs. George N. Lucer- PHOTO-FINISHINO caujKd the drash of the single- Another suspension violation the Black Caucus arrested dur Deadi D e'^ls Revealed and 1962. into the Arm y and sent to Viet Inl Sr. of Montauk Dr. The He understated his taxable In is .the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bur craft at the 6,000 foot lev against Mm noUed. ing Hartford’s civil disturb HARTFORD (AP)—Details of nam. His attorney. Army apt. bridegroom Is a son of Em il come by over half a millimi John L. Hanft, tried to demon ton H. Frazier of lY6 Oakland el on storm-coeered Bully Oioop Gatblch was also fined $36 ances, the Hartford NAACP' a double murder and suicide Werstler of 64 Greenwood Dr. dollars, acoording to the federal strate at Rouelller’s court mar St. Mountain in the Trinity Range for speeding. said Monday. which ended the lives of a Weth The Rev. Patrick Sullivan of indictment. NASSIFF tial that the young man should The Rev. Robert W. Cronin, 26 miles west of Redding ahd The Black Caucus was formed ersfield womam, her 16-year-old Sacred Heart Church pe^rm - Rayward is now living in Lou- never have been inducted. 991 M A IN STREET MANC ,CONN. pastor of St. Maurice Church, 200 miles northeast of Sun l^ an - less than a month ago as a daughter and Jealous boyfriend performed the double-ring cere ed the double-ring ceremony. sanne, Switzerland, federal auth- cisco. . loosely structured civil rights have been disclose^ by Deputy mony. Mrs. Thomas Cavanaugh The Rev. Ralph Kelly was or '<80 Attend Ted -^rities said. HIT-AND-RUN KILLS BOY Both the mottiei' and daughter organlntion to unify Negroes for Coroner Francis J... Fahey. of Bolton was organist and solo- ganist and soloist. Bouquets of EAST WINDSOR (AP)—Elght- made entries- bn the margin of 'political power. According to Fahey, Mrs. SOUDER APPEALS i.st. Bouquets of white gladioli gladioli were on the altar. an Airm an’s Guide booklet. The By Waddell PTA year-old ' Luke Starvlsh was Under attack are state laws Florence Coyle, 62, was killed W ASH INGTON (A P )—A court- .and pompons were on the altar. Hie bride was given in mar woman wrote in script and the killed arid his 13-year-old broth About 80 room mothers and pertaining to breach of peace by shots fired from a pistol by mai^ialed soldier from Water- The bride was given in mar-, riage by her father. She wore girl printed. er, Peter, wqs seriously injured and Inciting injury to pei«>ns Antoni F. Wegrzyn, 61, of bur y, Conn., has appealed his .riage. by her father. She wore a full-length A-line gown of lace The first entry said, “ Plane faculty members attended the by a hit-and-run driver on Route or property, and city ordinances Wethersfleld, who next fatally five-year sentence to the (3ourt a full-length cage gown of lace, trimmed with satin. Her veil of oh left side in snowbank. Fuse annual Waddell ’ School P T A 140 Monday night, state police concerning intemqption of free shot 16-year-oId Rosemary and of Military Appeals, Rep. John designed with Sabrina neckline, scalloped silk illusion was ar lage broken. Door ajar. Win said. room mothers’ tea yesterday passage along city streets mid finally himself. S. Monagan, D-Oonn., said Mon long fitted sleeves and cathed ranged from a crown of pearls dows on right side broke as well afternoon In the school cafe Fahey said that Wegrzyn met day. Peter was being treated at ral train. Her three-tiered veil and sequins, and she carried a the authority o^ the police to as windshield.” Mrs.nCoyle in 1664 and began The soldier, Kenneth M. Rou- Mt. Sinai Hospital in Hartford. ^ o f silk .illusion was arranged cascade bouquet of white roses teria. keep streets clear. An undated note listed the fol living with her in common law from a pearl and crystal tiara, centered with an orchid. lowing jnjurles: Miss Ethel Robb, school prin wedlock after he had left his ICE and shtf carried a cascade bou cipal, and Mrs. Vernon Muse, C^ldwater at UConn Miss Diane Bazzano of Hart "A l, cut on chin. Three cuts wife. quet'of white pompons centered on forehead. Right arm broke, P T A president, presided at the STORRS (AP) — When the Flusliltng of the woter mains of Tha ford, cousin of the bride, was After Mrs. Coyle and Wegr with a white orchid. pain with vertebrae. Crushed tea table and briefly welcomed U.S. wins the Vietnam war, Manemster Water Company, will begin , maid of honor. She wore a full- zyn moved to Wethersfield two ribs on right side. those present. “we are liable to see perhaps Mrs. Allen Mariotti of Man- length green crepe gown,^ fash years ago, Fahey said, Wegrzyn AMERICAN LEGION TiM»dayi Sept. 12, 1967. “Phyllis delirious for one day. Mrs. Leonard Rosenblatt, 8 or 10 more years -without at che.stei'- wa.s m.qtron of honor. ioned with a moss green velvet became Jealous, -violent, and Broken left arm.^,.j^re right room mother chairman, outlin tacks,’’ Sen. Barry Goldwater She wore a fuli-length gown of yoke accented with a row of threatening to Mrsi, Coyle. daisies. She wore a matching hand, bruised left leg, cut and ed the duties of the room moth said. Hushing Hours— 7:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. copen blue and jade green chif < Fahey sat^ Mrs. Coyle left broken left ankle. Both feet ers for the coming year. She Speaking to 3,70b"students at‘‘ fon, fashiohed with jewel neck velvet headbow, and she car Wegrzyn last November, Wegr frosted the first night. Nose was in charge of arrangements. the University of Connecticut, line, empire waistline banded ried a cascade bouquet of pink zyn bought a pistol in January, and yellow daisies. bruised. Refreshments were served by Monday night, the 1964 Republi Flushing will continue Tuesday through with satin with a bow and and in June forced his w ay into “Carla, hurt back, left kidney. Mrs. Donald Sharpe and her can presidential candidate and Friday until completed. streamers at the back, and a Brldesm'aii'ds wore Miss Bev her apartment and fired the fa BINGO Sore right ankle and cut on left committee. former Arizona senator said, slim skirt. She wore a matching erly Wersitler of Manchester, tal shots. knee.” lEVERY WEDNESDAY NIGI .satin headbow with face veil, .Sister of the bridegroom. Miss z.m “W e are winning the w a r in MANCHESTER WATER COMPANY and she carried a cresent bou Debbie Stanley and Miss Jonie On Monday, two days after Approximately 600,000 grass Vietnam at a little better clip BUSINESSMAN INDliCTED the plane went down, Carla at 8 O’CLOCK— LEGION HOME, LEONiUtD ST. quet of yellow and white pom Zaremba, both o f Vernon; and Chombertaln photo hoppers inhabit an area the than we think.’’ N E W YO R K (A P )—John L. 3 MRS. JAMES W. RIVENBURG tempted to walk out for help. pons. Mtss Mlary Dutko o f Bloom MRS. ROBERT WARREN WERSTLER size of N ew York state. “ I don’t know how we could Rayward, a 60-year-oId busi The dairy relates, “She re Bridesmaids were Miss Don field. Their gowns o f sitraw- The marriage of Miss Jeanne After a reception at St. Luke’s turned because it was snowing na Recknagel and Miss Tina berry pink velvet and Eghter N. Valciulis and James W. Riv- Church Hall, the couple left for ter and Joseph GUltti o f H art "ftbckville High School, attend- and foggy and no visibility. Her Arigno, both of Manchester, and pink crepe were Styled to enburg, both of Rockville, took a wedding trip to Franconia ford. ed Manchester Community Col feet were frozen and she lost Miss Vicki Patten of East Hart maitidl' the honor alCtendant’s. place Saturday rnorning at St. Notch, N.H. They will be at Mrs. Lucertlnt rwore a straw lege. She is employed as a legal her shoes.” ford. Their jade green gowns They wore matching velvet Bernard’s Church, Rockville. home after Oct. 7 at Fall R iv berry pink .chiffon dress and secretary for Atty. Abbot B. She made another attempt on with copen blue trim and satin headbows, and they carried The bride is a daughter of Mr. er, Mass. coiait wl'tjh' matching accesso- Schwebet, Vernon town coun Thursday, but snbw was “too headbows were styled to match cascade bouque'ts o f pink dai -and Mrs. John J. Vaiciulis of Mrs. Rivenburg is a graduate i-les apd a corsage of miniature sel. Mr. Werstler, a graduate of deep and frozen.” the honor attendant’s, and they sies. 8 Westview Ter. The bride of Ellington High School and Manchester High School, is at carried crescent bouquets of white roses. Oien, who had flown 8,000 Nasslff pJiolo groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. the Connecticut Institute of Donald Hartzog o f MUnches- tending Manchester Community hours in 21 years atid w as fa yellow pompons. A reception fo r 200 was held Edward Rivenburg of 75 Elling- Hairdressing, Hartford. Mr. ter served as best man. Ushers ' College where he is working miliar with northern California, MRS. BURTON LEE FRAZIER Arthur J. Rivard of Manches alt the Bolton Lake Hotel. For toih Ave. Rivenburg, also a graduate of were Kenneth Werstler of for a degree in arts and sci set out for help on the same ter. brother of the bride, serv a tr^ip to Pooono Gardens, Pa., The Rev. James H. Royle of Ellington High School, is serv Manchester, brother o f the ences. He is employed at Pratt day, never to return. ed as best man. Ushers were M t«. Werstler wore a blue St. Bernard’s Church perform ing two .years’ active duty with bridegroom; George Lucerini and Whitney, Division of United The following Sunday, March George Barber and Gary and green dress and coat with ed the ceremony. the U.S. Navy Reserves. Jr. and Thomas^.LucerSni, both Aircraft Corp., East Hartford. 10, came the last mention of Mack-Pagani Whightman, both of Manches matching accessories. of Vernon apd' bidthers o f the The couple will live at 3 Prog Oien and Ih® only time food w a s ' These TWO ter, and Edward Hutchins of Mrs. Werstler, a graduate of bride; Al,Spenser o f Manchfes- ress Ave., Rockville. mentioned. East Hartford. Engaged “ We have one glass of jelly Mrs. Rivard wore an aqua left. Getting Al dl dnot make it lace dress with matching acces The engagement of Miss Eve for help. Getting weak.” sories. The bridegroom's moth lyn Jean Kumpitch^ of West On April 11, Carla wrote: er wore a mint green brocade Hube'Ortolani Hartford to Second Lt. John “Our hopes are dubious.” jacket dress with darker green The next day: "M ore snow, accessories. Both wore corsages Michael Boyle Jr. of Manches Miss Ella Nora Ortolani of completely burled, cannot possi _ RATES at S 3 1 . of pink sweetheart roses. ter has been announced by her Manchester became the bride bly get out. Unable open' tarp A reception for 250 was held parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond of Arthur Richard Hube Jr. of over door on account of the at Fiano's Restaurant, Bolton. C. .Khmpitch of West Hartford. Wethersfield Saturday morning ,'velght of the snow.” For a motor trip to northern Her fiance is a son of Mr. at Concordia Lutheran Church. Only excerpts of the diary L-J New England, Mrs. Frazier and Mrs. John M. Boyle of 661 The bride is the daughter of were made public. Authorities wore a brown and white chock E. Middle Tpke. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ortolani Impounded the papers and ed knit suit with brown acces- Miss Kumpitch, a 1966 grad of 9 Trebbe Dr. The bridegroom turned them over to an estate .sories and a whit^ orchid. administrator. are TOPS in TOWN! uate of Coriard High School'.' is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A r Mrs. Frazier, a graduate of West Hartford, is attending La- thur Hube Sr. of Wethersfield. Oien also has two other sons, Manchester High School, is em sell Junior Cojlege School of The Rev. . Joseph Bourret, Ronald, 27, and Charles, 23, ployed at Qulhn's Pharmacy. Nursing, Auburndale, Mass., pastor of Concordia Lutheran both of Portland. Alvin Jr. is Mr. Frazier is a graduate of which is affiliated with Chil Church, assisted by the Rev. based at Dallas. Manchester High School, and dren’s Medical Center, Boston, Bruce Benander of St. Paul'.s Federal aviation records showed Oien- had no instrument Htirtford Technical Institute. He and other hospitals. She is a Evangelical Lutheran Church of is employed as an civil engineer rating and had fllid a flight member of the Student Nurses Wethersfield, performed the C plan calling for flight by vlsutfl for the State of Connecticut. TOie Accociation, Dist. 6,. Mass, and double-ring ceremony. David couple will live at 294 Lynwood has served as freshman repre reference to the ground on the Burial) Mu.-i..< iiliutij Almond was organist. Bouquets Dr.. Bolton. sentative on its executive coun day of the crash. of white flowers were on the al Weather reports on that day cil. She was presented as a Society, and commanding offic tar. -o TIK E w i t h g l a s s debutante at the 1966 LaSalette er of Pershing Rifles,' an honor indicated a storm just south of TOLEDO (AP) Glass in a Presentation Ball. ary military society. He is serv The bride was given in mar Medford, near the Oregon- car’s tire used to mean a flat. Lt. Boyle, is a 1962 graduate ing -with the U. S. Air Pbice as riage by her father. She wore Callfornla border. Now several companies have of Manchester High School, and squadron administrative officer a full-length gown of white or announced new tires with belts a 1966 graduate of the School assigned to the 4th Tactical ganza accented with pearl NEW BABBIT GIVEN of fibei- glass diiectly beneath of Business Admin'istraiUon, Fighter Wing at Seymour John trimmed peau d’ange lace, fash LOS ANGELES (AP) — T the tread. The belts cut down University of Connecticut, son AFB, N.C. ioned with scooped neckline, Brownie, a wandering rabbit, tread squirming, one cause of Storrs. At the university, he was The wedding is planned for scalloped lace edging short . . . ^ won a ribbon at the Los Angeles tread wear. a member of the Arnold Air June 29, 1968. sleeves and empire waistline, county fair last year for the A-line skirt bordered with children of Breed Street school, V matching lace, *and court train who had found him. appliqued with lace. Her bouf Brownie died before this Vacca^Werner fant veil of .silk illusion was ut- year’s fair, now under way. laclied to a pearl and lace Fair officials presented the trimmed pillbox hat, and she children with a new rabbit. Miss Marilyn Ruth Weiner of carried a cascade of stephano- Manchester and Patsy Frank tis, gardenias arid roses. Viicca Jr. of Westerly, R.I., Miss Barbara Hube of Weth were united in marriage Satur ersfield, sister of the bride 1c SALE groom, was maid of lionor. Slie day noon ill Emanuel Lulheraii wore a full-length empire gown, INOW BOING ON Church. designed with royal blue chif The bride is a dauglitei' of fon bodice, long sleeves and ARTHUR DRUe Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Wer back panel, and blue crepe A- ner of 11 Bremen Rd. The bride line skirt. She wore u match MRS. ARTHUR RICHARD HUBE JR. groom is a son of Mrs. Kath ing floral headpiece with pouff Effective January I, 1968, withdrawals aid Gallo of Saybrook, cousin sages of yellow roses and white n iim s l Iiholu erine Vacea and Patsy F. Vaecii veil, and stvi carried a cascade may be made of funds which have been both of Westerly. bouquet of yellow roses and of the bride, and Mrs. Donald carnations. MRS. JOHN FRANCIS MACK A reception for about 150 was on deposit 90 days during the first ten The Rev. C. Henry Anderson, carnations. Wright of Manchester. Their NEED A pastor of Emanuel Church, per Bridesmaids were Mrs. Don- held at Paganl’s Rosemount days of a calendar quarter WfTHOUT The marriage of Miss Mary at the back with velvet flowers full-length gowns in shades of formed the double-ring cere Grove, Bolton. For a motor trip Deposit at any time . . . withdraw and streamers. They wore blue and headpieces were styl SPECIAL PRIOR NOTICE; withdrawals permitted Ann Teresa Pagan! of Man mony. Mrs. E. 'D avid Hawkins to the Pocono Mountains, Pa., matching velvet floral head- at any time with no notice . . . chester to John Francis Mack was organist, andihe soloist was ed to match the honor attend Mrs. Hube wore a three-piece at any time with 90-day written notice. pieces. The honor attendant car gold and green checked suit with CAR earn from day you deposit. of Hartford was solemnized Sat Ropald Erickson. Bouquets of ant’s, and they carried cas ried a cascade bouquet of white beige accessories. ^ white gladioli arid pompons were cade bouquets of yellow carna urday morning at the Church and raspberry colored split car Mrs. Hube, a 1962 graduate on the altar. • tions and roses. of the Assumption. nations. The ,bridesmaids car of Manchester High School, is Daniel Hube of Wetliersfield The bride is a daugl\ter of ried cascade bouquets of rasp The bride was given in mar employed at United Aircraft served us his brother’s best Mr and Mrs. Balilla Pagani berry and white split carnations, riage by her father. She wore a Intel-national, subsidiary of man. Ushers were John Orto of 258 McKee St. The bride and the flower girl carried a full-length gown of sata-puau ac United Aircraft Corp.. East lani of Manchester, brother of FOR A BOTH Paid and Compounded QUARTERLY from DAY YOU DEPOSIT! groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. matching nosegay. cented with re-embroidered Hartford. Mr. Hube, a 1962 John J. Mack of Hartford. Alenton lace, fashioned with the bride, and Carl Kjellberg Pvt. Richard E. Mack of Kil graduate of Fethersfield High The Rev. Ernest J. Coppa of empire bodice, scooped neck of West Hartford. SPECIAL leen Base, Tex. served as his School, served with the U.S. the Church of the As'sumption line, a bow at back of empire Mrs. Ortolani. wore a tur brother’s best man. Ushers were Navy. He is employed as an performed the double-ring cere waistline, trumpet sleeves band quoise jacket dress with match OCCASION? John Orzel of Bristol and Ger electronic trainee at Pratt and mony and was celebrant at the ed with lace, A-line skirt, and ing accessories. , The bride .. . YOU get INTEREST on INTEREST! ald Thibodeau of East Hart Whitney. Division of United Rent a new Comet or nuptial high Mass. Paul Chete- Watteau train. Her bouffant veil groom’s mother wore a royal ford. Aircraft Corp., East Hartford. Mercury. Low Rates . . . lat was organist and soloist. was arranged from a lace petal blue jacket dress with match The couple will live on Adelaide Mrs. Pagani wore a shocking Bouquets of carnations were on headpiece, and she carried a ing accessories. Both wore cor St., Hartford. Daily . . . Wedcly . - 3 the altar. pink crepe dress and lace coat cascade bouquet of daisies. Monthly. with matching accessories and The bride was given in mar Miss Dennise Ann Carlson of riage by her father. She wore a corsage of pink and white Manchester was maid of honor. MIMMIM NPOSIT! IKM M M IM JUKEI a full-length empire gown of silk sweetheart roses. The bride Bridesmaids were Miss Murcia organza over taffeta, accented groom's mother wore a tur Werner of Manhattan Beach, with Chantilly lace, fas)iioned quoise crepe and lace dress with Calif., sister of the bride; Miss with Sabrina neckline, kabukT matching accessories and a cor Susan Mahoney and Miss Lyn- .sleeves edged with matching sage of white sweetheart roses. ette Goodstine, both o f~ Man lace, .A-line skirt and court A i-eceptlon for 250 was held chester, and Mrs. Kennetfi Ros Engaged train. Her bouffant veil of silk at the Lantern Village Barn. RESERVE A CAR so of Westerly. illusion was arranged from a For a plane trip to Miami, Fla. The engageijjent of Misa Su The attendants were dressed ORMAL NOW . . . CALL ' tiara of seed pearls and rhine Mrs. Mack wore a naVy blue san B. W eir o f Manchester to alike in turquoise chiffon gowns, stones, and she carried a cas- jacket dress with pistachio green Bernard A. Plante of IVoices- . . . W E RENT IT . . . ' cade bouquet of split carnations. accessories., designed with Venice lace tei:. Mass., has been announci.Hi II 643-5135 Miss Patricia Pagan!' of Hart bodices, scooped necklines, el S awings B ank Mrs; Mack, ,a graduate of by her parents, Mr. and Mr.s. bow-length sleeves, and satin ford, slater of the bride, was Manchester High Scliool, at G. C. W eir of 310 Woodlilnd 649-5203 bow.s at the back 'of the empire maid of honor. Bridesmaids tended Willlmahtic State Col St. ALL FORMAL WEAR IN waistlines. They wore matching l e a s i n g were Mrs. John Orzel of Bristol lege. She is employed as a Her fiance is a son of Mr. petal headpieces. The honor at STOCK AT ALL TIMES! and Miss Margaret Gardener of nursery school teacher at the and M is .' Raymond L. Plante One-Two-Three Windsor Locks. Junior brides Hartford Day Care Center. Mr. tendant curried a white and pink of Woicester. Year Leasinsr Plans OF M anchester MRS. PATSY FRANK VACCA JR. maids were Miss Linda Pagani Mack, a graduate of Hartford daisy kissing ball, and the Miss Weir, a giaduate of of Manchester, niece of the bridesmaids carried pink daisy All Makes end Models MAM o rn c s lAST MANCM WUT UANCM Public ' High School, served two Manclu’sler High School, is U a o K bride, and Mi.ss Susan Mack of kissing, balls. matching accessories. The bride- of Manchester High School, lias 923 MoVi SiTMt L jCoMotSIiW, Cor. MmdtUler Poikad* years with the Armed Forces. employed at Jay' Grant and IMNroflMMlPepMllloNrmMoCifp. MUTN WMMOS OPWOr— SoUvoB Avimn BMpplon Cmiiw Hartford, sister of the bride groom’s mother wore a powder He is employed as warehouse Kenneth B.' Rosso of Westerly been -^employed at Pratt and Co., Hartford. Mr. Plante re ■ U M IN OfPKI>>UMMidn Avoum M Onrdi IkMih loil .HortOrd groom. The flower girl was Miss fot;emun at McKes.son and Rob .served as best man. Ushers blue coat dress of striped lame Whitney, Division of United Air ceived' his BS degree in busi MORIARTY Sharon Pagani of Manchester, bins, West Hartford. The cou were Vincent Vacca of Wester with matching accessories. craft Corp.,- East Hartford. Mr. ness administration at ' the M E N ’S SH O P niece of the bride.- ple will be,at horpe at 05 Co ly, brother of the bridegroom; A reception for 150 was held Vacca, a member of the Rhode American InternutiOTiQl ~ Col BROTHERS * The attendants were dressed lumbus St, after Oc:t. 15. Joseph Vacca of Westerly, cous at W illie’s Steak House. For a Island National, Guard, is em: lege, Springfield, Mass. He is "The Marvel of Main Street" 901 - &07 Main Street alike in full-length gowns - of in of the bridegroom; John Vit- motor irip to Florida, Mrs. Va'c- ployed at Dahl Oil Co., Lawton employed in the sale depiaat- “Oouieetleat'a Oideat Manchester, Connecticut raspberry colored silk pique, There were 13,600 licensed terito and Paul VlUerito, both ca wore a navy blue knit ensem Division, Puwcatuck. The .couple nient of WyniamOordon Co., Lkicoln-Biercary Dealer” designed with Sabrina necklines, nursing home.s in the nati'on last of Westerly. ble with Kelly green hat and will be at home after Oct. 16 at Woi coster. "SPECIALIS'rS ik FORMALcWBAR RENTALS’’ SOI C E NTE R STREET Main OHice and Parkade Office Open Saturday Mornings! empire bodices, A-line skirts, year containing about 600,000 Mrs. Warner wore a begonia navy accessories. 87 Winnapaug Rd., Mlsquamlcut, No date btts been announced OPEN EVENINGS and full-length panels attached beds for patients. pink silk worsted ensemble. With Mrs. Vaccii, a 1964 gnidiuite R.I. for the^Wedding. YAOB EIQHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALIT, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1967 PAOB iflN I
hausts—which ought some day to be Bolton 7 Btrr eValuEited from the point o f' View of Connecticut Man Qiarged Inside .their relationship to the welfare, health h: arryou planning Corning l|pr«Ui and safety of man, and/brdinanced Yankee In Attack on Report rTSy ^ n in u jw u mn b y TOE against accordingly. GOP Holds Reins, Licitrd Selectman HBRAU> PRINTING OO.. INC. By A.H.O. In the only aurprise in yes- (Continued from Page 8) lFAIRWV 13 BfenwU Street . terday’s town elections, Joseph Patrolman halloween party? llBaolMHtor. Conu. ernment bureaucracy (a gener ^ 'mCnCAS F. F^ERGITBON Llcitra outpoUed Democratic ui- r//?5r WAL.TER R. FEaiaUSON BRIDGEPORT' (AP) — David k Of ail thee ^Ucultlea Demo al, his brother and cousins all PiAUshcm The Redoubtable Mrs. Hides cumbent Df. Bernard Sheciden Pounded October 1. 18B1 cratic State Chalmian John to become the new Democrat Broadnax Jr., 2i, attacked Pa In high positions) to competition we hove »he decorations.^ The almost>unbellevable thing about Bailey faicea In the three politi PubUsbed Evcr>’ EK'onlmr Except Sunday.' on the Board of Selectman. ‘ trolman Edward ilwaskewich based on merit...... ---- " — -“ Ed at tile P o « OfHoe at Mrs. Loulse^ay Hicks oit Boston Is. that , , Vi-;-v'‘ cal years just ahead, ithere Is tableware, favors oiid mmI HoUdaye. 'Entcrail Dr. Sheridan was, opposing while the policenrian was investi Still another reform high on Mtaobeeter. Oonn Be Serowl Claae Mall she is so completely perfect in' her role. one particular dark, slteeTt-half Republican* Richard Morra for the Bunker list Is a major de Wtleema H«r« candies . . . She represents, in face' and ■ physique, ed difficulty who outranks arid first selectman. «He has served gating a car-fire truck collision SUBSCRIPTION RATES complicates and intensifies all Monday night, police said. centralization of the Saigon gov Payable In Advance the perfect -image of the embattled two terms as selectman. r ^ *. A the others. His ’ftame is ArUiur ernment, with far more power both stores are open thurs. and fri. till 9 ‘ ^ One Year ...... U2.0 6.S0 Boston children from the insidious Influ ond try for selectman. In the scuffle, which attracted hands, "fhe reason is ob'vlous. One Month ...... I.S5 cratic Town Chairman of New Morra received 522 votes. He a crowd of about 100 persons. ences of too much contact with children In defending against an ugly Haven, and if he/dijuld only dis Mdll begin his third term. Re Ewaskewich said he was in L jtUSMBER OF combination of civil and aggres from outside their own residential dis solve into 'hoty'Xhln air Bailey ■mE ASSOCIATED PRESS publican Michael Peace te- the process of arresting the ■ sive warfare which Is dlfferent- The ‘Aaaoclated Preae is exclusively entitled tricts. ' 1 would be aril® to look forward to tlw use of republication of all nevs dis- celved 505 votes, launching him young man when his father, Da In everjf, province and district Into certain crifcial matters pabdiea credited to It or not otherwiBe credit From that dark, frowning, embattled on his terai. Llcitra re vid Broadnax , began to argue and even vylthln districts, cen — EYE-GLASSES b y ed in this paper and also the looal news pub- with all his usual confidence In llahed here. face of hers she delivers a highly re ceived 365, and Dr. Sheridan, with him. tralized control makes no sense. All rMiits of republication of spedOJ d^- theilr ultimate manageability. 344. In a , Board of Selectmen A Negro crowd gathered as patches nerebi are also reserved. fined brand of racial prejudice — that Problems are uplque in every DeBella and Reale Opticians As things are, however. Bpr- contest, the victory goes to the a dozen, policemen came to the hamlet and there Is no chance The Herald Printing Company fine.. a.“- brand which has never said a word blerl Is not dlssolvlug himself top three vote-getters. aid of the arresting officer. to run the disparate parts with ■umee no financial responsibilltv for t.vtx'- against the Negro, which has, ^In fact, n from the acene, and his continu gnudilcal ernons appear!^ In advertisements In the contest for the two- The crowd followed police to some magic common^ policy Complete tuoa other readinit matter in The Manchestev heart filled full of compassion for the ing presence threatens to be year term on the Board of Ed headquarters to protest the ar EN-«nlnc HeraU. framed In Saigon. ' Negro and benevolent interest In his come an omnipresence which is ucation, Republican incumbent. rests but later dispersed. Eye Glass Full service client of N. E. A. Sen'ice. Inc. part of every party picture and ' The younger Broadnax was Thus decentralization is per welfare, but which is also firmly dedi Harold Smith won easily over MICHAEL PESCE JOSEPH UCITRA^ Publishers ReprcBentallves — The Julius every party problem. These RIC»ABD MORRA charged with assault and resist haps the most important of all Service Mathews Special A » n c y — New Yorit. Chi- cated to the protection of the rights and Democratic contender Aloysius Republican Democrat ’ catxi. Detroit and Boston. problems, to give them an Inci Republican ing arrest and was released un the reforms. liberties of everybody, including the Aheam, Smith pulled In 537 votes FIRST SELECTMAN SELECTMAN < SELECTMAN The Bunker-Komer effort Is MJSMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF OIRCULA- dental listing, include the re- and Aheam 323. der $1,000 bond. His lather was nOiNB. whites. election of Senator Abe Rlbicoff charged with Interfering with a based on the old carrot- and- Contact The Republicans, in a town Since she loves the Negro, and loves next year, the preparation o f a police officer and was released stlck formula; and publicly they Lenses advertiaing closln^^^^ur.s: that favors the GOP in party _ _r Monday — 1 p.m. new candidate for the United under $200 bond. emphasize the carrot. Behind For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. all children, and hates nobody, there i.'i enrollment about two-to-one, States Senate to replace Tom the scenes, however, the stick For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monda> . no real reason why anybody should be were returned to all offices. F a r Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. Dodd in 1970, and victory in the is being swung with a gusto not For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. able to vote against her. The. result Is Democrats were elected or re- state election of that year. Each witnessed here since President I\>r Soturdav — 1 p.m. Thursday. that although her own followers seem to 'elected onlywh^re necessary for Police Backed Cfaaalfted deadline — 6 p.m. day before of these three r^ulremente sets Trjuman threw in his lot against publicatton. 6 p.m. Friday for 6aturda\ the Communists and with the think they find a key which tells them up n continuing Peyton. Place minority representation. 18 A.sylum St. and M on^y publloation. On Test Issue French in 1950 and President in their own hearts why they are with kind of plot, with Interlocking Half of Electorate Room 104 Elsenhower dispatched the first her, and that, although her opponents Influences, sub-plots, and con A little more than half of the H.nrtford Tuesday, October 3 The Manchester YR (Young U.S. advisers. It’s a healthy sign / likewise can sense what they are con tinual mystery as to precisely electorate turned out, but less' Russ Do Bclia Tel. 522-0757 Enrico F. Ricale Republicans) Club has backed and the political realities back ------;X - tending with, the semantic task of try who is going to do what to than 50 voters' returned for the annual town meeting held after the Manchester Police Associa home demand ho less. ing to prove that she Is what she con whom next. The progress of these three elections in the Community Hall tion In its dispute with Town ------V trives to seem to be, but nevertheless last night. 3 The Siren And The Boom Manager Robert Weiss over the steadfastly denies being, is a difficult problems will be a subject for iQUALITY INSURANCE SINCE 1923 us pollUcal columnists for Top voter-getter among the policy established for promotion In the town of Lindenwold, N. J., a task indeed. months to come, and one thing Republicans was Mrs. Mamie examinations: It has asked the fire alarm siren whose noise has been So Mrs. Hicks, knowing what she which will become obvious many Maneggla running for another Board of Directors to Investi endang:ering the life of a three year old stands for, and being able to communi times over is that some trends term as tax collector. She re gate the association’s,^ com 164 EAST CENTER St. ceived 573 votes. Herbert Hutch boy who has a hole in 'his heart Is being cate what she stands for to thf satis perhaps Inevitable for any. po plaints. / litical power structure are in inson, running for fire commis- moved to a new location at the expense faction of her own followers and to the Its stand follows a talk It MANCHESTER^49-5261 volved. But for the moment we loner, came in second with 557 heard last week by Patrolman fuming and ’ baffled rage of her foes, of the fire company. This is warming focus on Barblerl, and on the votes, and Robert Gorton, run Richard Thurston of the pollee stands before the voters of Boston as news. We feel good knowing that this question of why he happens to ning for re-election to the plan association. Ample Parking Front and Rear is the kind of people we can be when the perfect eSample of tlie backlash be the one compllcatlpn in the ning commission, came In third YntGINIA" BUTTERFIELD DANA HANSON RIGBY GRAHAM It has also asked the Boyjd campaigner. the occasion warrants It. whole Bailey career Bailey Is In number of votes garnered, Democrat Democrat Republican of Directors to be more care There Is something chilling, on the Presumably, if all those who can’t suc finding it most difficult to han with 550. BOARD OF EDUCA’nONy' BOARD OF EDUCA'nON BOARD OF EDUCATION ful In Its appointments to town commissions, boards and agen other hand. In an Item from Santa Bar ceed In pinning the right label on her dle. Llcitra led the Democratic The answer Is that he Is the ticket. Virginia Butterfield, cies and to ascertain, before Losses Happph, Insure With Lappen!” bara, Cflllf. A majority of that xlty’s nevertheless follow what their own blood nearest thing to a Bailey who running unopposed for the board state’s office before it was an appointment is made that and sense tell them and combine against caught locally. If he had won, 61,000 people- seem to feel that harsh, has arisen in the state since of finance, received the second the Individual considered for ap: he could have had a choice of excessive noise is a threat to their her on Boston’s election day, she can Bailey himself. Here, if we may highest number of Votes, 354. pointment will live up to his health and property and a municipal be blocked off from the office of Mayor. indulge'iiri a few free-wheeling terms, the office of the secre responsibilities. Parents! (Running unopposed for the tary of state ruled. But the ordinance has just been put on the But the very speed with which all the comparisons for which we foi^ ^safety's sake . . . Board of Education, she receiv Democrats should have run Suj>port and encourage your youngsters’ “ decent” factions of Boston and Mas apologize in advance to both books, providing $500 fines and 60 day ed 333.) Frederick Barcomb, up someone else in his place, in participation in the Junior Fire Marshal jail sentences for anyone who operates sachusetts political life are rushing into egos involved. Is at least a for re-election on the board of ' Program now underway In local ele strong caricature of what Bai itially. FOR aircraft over the city in such a manner this kind of coalition against her car tax review, came In third, In Middletown Native mentary schooLs . . . Sponsored locally ley himself would be on the ries at least some portion of compli number of votes polled, with 348. The new Democratic Select by this agency, and nationally by the as to. produce a sonic boom. state Democratic scene df he Hartford Insurance Group, the program Top voter-getter of both par man, Llcitra, is a Middletown As against the solicitude shown for ment to and buildup for Mrs. Hicks her were on the way up and edging Cosmefics teaches children life-saving lessons. How ties was Republics^ incumbent native and has lived In Bolton self. It will be a fortunate thing for Bos toward the irresistible moment to protect themselve'3 against Are, ac the health and comfort of the boy in Mrs. plive Toomey, who was en 10 years. He Is a representa ton if Mrs. Hicks is defeated, but It of challenge to the party boss IT’S cident and other dangers; at home, at New Jersey we predict a long and un dorsed'by both paifies for town tive with the Hartford Electric •school and at play . . . These lessons won’t be as easy as might be indicated at the top. 0 happy effort in futility on the part of clerk. She received 537 Republi Light Co. In Manchester and could save his or her life—and yoius! Here is that same almost in the boom-weary thousands of the afflu by the statistic which says that, even can votes and 817 Democratic vice-president of the United ordinate, very passionate love of Liggetfs while leading the primary, she had only votes. Brind. He lives on School Rd. ent and otherwise highly privileged the game of politics for Itself. 28 per cent of the vote. She is smooth In the constable contest, with his wile, a teacher at Bol THE IFFERENCE California community. The New Jersey People who are subject to such At The Parkade capable, an accomplished artist in her Jerome (Jhemerka came out low ton Elementary School, and siren can be moved, and doing so Is a passion naturally do every 'rinan In a best-seven-out-of-elght their daughter, a Grade 8 stu MANCHESTER demonstration of one of our favorite politics, single-minded, and fueled by thing possible to win at the May we quote rates and assist you scoring. dent at the high school. motivations which sustain the most game; tout they also have a ca kinds of Americanism—that of the su Besides his stint with the tax strenuous kind of exertions in the in pacity, half passionate amateur, The four Republican contest as we have so many others? per-generous consideration for the sin review board, he has been an dividual who harbors them and frequent half cool professional, to ap ants for fire commissioners gle individual who is experiencing some active member of the Demo ly grow in their contagious reach out to PhotoRiaphed By Sylvian Oflaru prise and admire the strategy of were seated; Alfred Cavedon c special Illness or ordeal. But the good and Herbert Hutchinson for the cratic Town Committee and HAROLD SMITH WILLIAM GRUNSKE the visceral instincts of other human QUIET MOORING, ROCKPORT their opponents. city councilmen of Santa Barbara have term beginning this year, and helped draw up the party plat Republican Republican Read Herald Ads beings who have not yet attained spirit Here,- in Barblerl, is that small chance of flying up and waving Richard Qulnby and ^ames forms. BOARD OF EDUCATION BOARD OF EDUCATION same capacity for shifting alli There was some speculaUon down the airmen who break Santa Bar ual perfection. Veltch ' for the term beginning ances, for endlessly jumbled po after the votes were counted Mrs. Hicks is rather the perfect can next year. The two Democrats each receiv public building commission, bara’s supersonic speed laws, and the litical marriages, divorces and last night that Dr. Sheridan’s A Though for Today Tax Review Vote ( ed 333, incumbent Dana Hanson Charles Lathr<^ and Michael rMt of America is likely to laugh at didate in this imperfect kind of world re-marriages, at which Bailey public stand In support of a By Rowland Evans Jr. Democratic incumbent candi and newcomer Mrs. Butterfield. , Spetrlnlx (D) and Albert Hop them If they try. for the dark side of all our natures. Inside Sponsored by the Manchester has been so adept. As he looks busing proposal by fellow-De- Council of Churches toward New Haven, it is possi date for the board of tax revleW' Other winners, by office^ or per (R). riiocrat Paul Brown may have For the people of Santa Barbara are Barcomb, received .more VoteA boards, are as follows: Bulletin Board Robert D. Novak ble to Imagine Bailey in almost Mtoi)ked against him. (Brown, offending another typical kind of Amerl- continual despair over what than Democratic newcomer Town treasurer and agent of "^he selectman will meet to ruraifiigr unopposed for the T The Message of Christ David Mitchell and was there ' 7 the town deposit fund, Mrs. night at 7 In the town offices. csintsm—that of an uncomplaining ac The Military-Industrial Complex R e p o r t Darbieri has had the jierve and board of finance, got 317 votes.) VAIFEI ceptance of the necessity of such dis to Our Generation brass and unquenchability to de- fore returned to the board. Also Shirley (R ); board of finance etsitn Shortly before leaving office. Presi elected to the board of tax re But there Is'always the dam- Manchester Evening Herald SIGN UP NOW SAIGON — With the express U.S. opinion |)oils, a.s trans vincial, and district govern mam^ or threaten latply, and two-year term, LeRoy Peckhain comforts, annoyances and injuries as dent Dwight p. Elsenhower made a “ For I am not ashamed of view were Republicans Eugene ger, according toT^GOP Town consent of U.S. Ambassador mitted by U.S. politicians. ments. This is the long-overdue yet it is also possible to notice, (R); assessors, Ray Cocconi Bolton correspondent, Cleme- may be entailed in the march of some major speech in which he warned of Gagliardone and Robert Dix Committee ChaUririem Mfiton Ellsworth Bunker, a liberal De reform of pay scales. this Good News about Christ. in .Bailey, a reluctance to strike and Mrs. Gertrude Norenx (R ); well Young, tel. 643-8981. thing that can
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'r a E 4 $100,000 SI Red Sox Flag Herald Angle to Cards BOSTON (A P) — Cari Harriers Win Fifth Yaatrzenukl, the t r 1 pi e training to be a top contender nor (Mal), Jim Burke ,(M), B y Five straig’ht wins are crown winner wiio led the logged in the book for the for the CCIL title a year from Doug Hansen (M), Larry 'Kahn EARL YOST Bostofi Red Sox to the % Manchester High harriers how. Any athelete learns more (M), Don-Gray (M), Mark Zit- Sports Editor Amerlc-an League pennant, ko (Mal), Rob McKinney (M), after they beat "Maloney than just hi^ sport, and one of Defied Odds P i ►e f o r Upset reportedly is in line for a the extras this crew has learn Ed Machhlc .(Mal), Dave Carl- BOSTON (AP) — Except for owner Tom Yawley’s 8100,000 aalary next year. High of Meriden, 19-40, in ed is that the only place "suc no (Mal), Ernie Mclnemey (M), fat wallet, the Boston Red Sox’ amazing charge to the Cliiniix to Baseball. Miracle Dick O’Oonnell, vlioe pres yesterday’s meet here that cess” comes before work Is In Mitch Cohen (M); Wayne tiCh- BOS’TON (AP) — The sore arm leaves the club with was postponed from jast Fri 1967 American League pennant would rank* among the “We’re No 1 ’’ . . “St. Louis, Here We Come.” . . . ident of the Red Sox, made the dictionary. man (M), Graham MacDonald cold, unblinking eye of the out a regular lefty. Yastrsehukl the offer in day. The locals trek to Bristol Results: Naschke (M), O’Coii;.-' (M). .sports world’s all-time rags-to-rinches stories. “Just Like ’46’.” . . . "Cardiac Kids” . . . "Yaz for Around the infield, the Cardi- the club's dreeaing room af< Central High trying to make It computer gives ^ e St. r- Defying all odds, Uie Red Sox, ------President.” . . . “ Bring on the Cards, . . . and many nal$ have the edge at first base ter the pennant . winning six straight today. . H-rennIal serond division los- williams a big boost, obtaining Louis'-Cardinals the statis with Orlando Cepeda getting the more were the inscriptions on six of the many ^nners game Sunday, Boston Globe Injury-riddled Maloney coiild American League Crowds Up ers, moved fwm a 1966 ninth- veteran inflelder Jerry Adair tical edge, over the upstart call ov’er George Scott and Juli which were prominently displayed around Fenway sports writer CUff Keane come up with only eight run place f nish just one-half game j^om the Chicago White Sox for Boston Red Sox in batting, an Javier over either Jerry Park Sunday. Call the Red Sox whatever you want, said today, ners for the meet, and was out of last, to their first flag In reliever Don McMahon and pitching and man-to-man Adair or Mike Andrews at sec they’re Uie 1967 American ------Keane said Cart “ loved soundly outclassed. Jim Nasch- 21 years under a rookie manag- pusher Cary Bell from Cleye- ond. League champions. Winning Credit lo Both comparisons at most posi*- i f and the two are "settled ke placed 11 Manchester Big Gain at Boston , , ,, , j land for . outfielder Don Demeter tions. Rico Petrocelll of, Boston Is a for ^he 1068 season.’’ ‘ the pennant climaxed the big- Yastrzemski wound up It • - - scorers, 'setting the pace for Yawkeys patience, coupled f i r s t baseman Tony Horton The same chilling statistics do standout oJer Dal' Maxvlll at with wise moves by his front ..______. _____ . gest miracle In the world of ^^^^ ^leading the 2.7 mile course in 15:30. BOSTON (A P )—^The excitement of a pennant race In the second game of atdou- not take into account Boston’s shortstop but third is a tight fit Malopey’s Bill O’Connor was office staff, finally brought baseball In years. batting average, home runs and help^ the Boston Red Sox accumulate the largest in bleheader at Detroit just before * 4 0 di-amatic surge from ninth to between the Cards’ Mike Shan Booters Victors eight seconds back. handsome dividends In his S8th ,he All-Star game br^ak, the runs batted in —Killebrew has first in one season and the Car non and Boston’s Dalton Jones, crease in attendance in major league baseball this sea year as club owner. The re Red So..^ snapped a four-game Figures Interesting won the home run title*' four dinals’ cakewalk to the pennant both good men' with the bat. Against Hall, 2-1 Coach Paul Phinney feels that son. — ward: Boston's eighth A L , pen^ losing streak. Lonborg and John times. The tie for homers was a' in a National League that was Williams seldom ubed Joe Foy, this combined jayvee and var The Sox, who drew 811,172 aS .Figurep are always interest a sity squad may verj| well be nant and only the second since wyatt combined for a 3-0 victo- credited to both men the league ‘t'f f supposed to be well-balanced. the regular third baseman at Back In the winning circle is ninth-ptace finishers in 1966, 1916. ing, especially so when one n attracted 1,692,339 while win First 200 ry, hiking the team's record to office reported, thus Yaz gets Except for Carl Yastrzemski the dtart of the year. TRIPLE-BARRELED for action are the St. Louis Maris as they prepare to face Boston in the World matches the season offensive j Manchester High’s soccer team ning the pennant this season. After finishing In the second 41-39, good only for fifth place, feats of the co-home rim cham the coveted triple crown before In left field and Rico Petrocelll Yastrzemski, everybody’s Apparently miffed by be Cards’ Tim McCarver. Orlando Cepeda and Roger Series. division eight straight seasons, after beating Hall High, 2-1, Sat The increase was 881,167 as six games off the lead. , pions in the American League, picking up the MVP award. • at shortstop, the Cardinals ap best bet for Most Valuable Play ing omitted from the rank the Red Sox dipped into their er- honors in th American urday in VVest Hartford. Man Boston better than doubled last After the All-Star ganit-, the Harmon Killebrew of Minnfesota The two home run sluggers pear to have an edge a t’every ing list by the National far system and named Dick Red ^ x rattled off 10 straight League, must be ranked over chester Is now 2-2-0. Playing year’s attendance. .•xnd Carl Yastrzemski of Bos each added .but one to their to position going into the World Duckpln BowUng Congress, Williams as manager. victories, closing to within one- tals In the final two-game set, any left fielder although the host to Platt High Tuesday at Boston’s boost helped the ton. iSach stroked 44 round trip Series opening Wednesday at Manchester’s Maurice (Hip Wllliams was noted for his half game of the first place and each Just missed a second Qards’ Lou Brock combines 3:30 at Memorial Field, Coach American League to a total a|- pers to .share the honor. Fenway Park. Third base could po) CorrentI turned In the witty remarks during a long White Sox. That surge turned with balls that hit high Off the speed and power, and carried Dick Danielson will be looking tendance of 10,883,905, an in Rivals May Share Table be a standoff, depending upon crease of 717,167. first 200 or better score of major league career as a utility the pennant race Into a hectic Killebrew played In 164 the club in early season. leftfield wall. the whim of Dick .lyilllams, the; for a third win for his young his long career last Friday player. However, he became a scramble. games, mlssli:g only one, the. Curt Flood of the Cards has to In the National League, the Killebrew, a great guy in any- Boston manager who shifts line-, club- ■ - night. hard-nosed boss when he took Williams maintained his disci- second straight year that he has ^as a habit of stand be the center fielder over rookie Los Angeles Dodgers, who. tum ups by hunch with a magic The defense kept-Hall contain RoUing in the. HoUday over as manager at Toronto and pline all the way. He benched been free from crippling injur Reggie Smith of the Sox al bled from first place to elg^itli,) ing at the pate and watching the touch. ed when It m'oved Into scoring Mixed Doubles Invitational led the International League first baseman George Scott and ies. though Flood has been- having also took a severe drop at the ball sail over the fence before /.I Let’s, start with the pitching, territory. Manchester’s first at the Holiday Lanes, Cor Tonight but Not Tomorrow Maple Leafs to the Governor’s third baseman Joe Foy for trouble throwing since a mid gate, l^ s Angeles’ attendance The Minnesota strong boy taking off on the trip around for that is the department that goal came in the first period season injury and Smith had a fell off by almost one million rentI tossed a 202 single. He Cup in 1965 and '66. being overweight—as the Red wen|; to bat 549 times, collected the bases. Usually when he’hita usually decides a short series. when Jim Manning booted in a good second half after a slow customers. The Dodgers drew 1,- started out with a triple Manager Dick Williams of season, recovered sufficiently to pitchers will face will show Still a couple of months shy of dropped three straight one- 147 base hits, scored’ 105 runs, one, there Isn’t about.doubt. He In the best-of-7 competition. short pass from Ron Conyers. In BOSTON (AP) — Bos start. * 663,599 this season compared to strike, followed with three Boston will counter with 22- record a 13-7 mark with a 2,98 nothing new. his 38th birthday and working decislpns to the Angels in stroked 24 doubles, 44 homers one os the strongest nien to ever Manager Red Schoendienst al the third period, Conyers placed ton’s Jose Santiago and St. Roger Maris, both at bat and 1966’s 2,617,029. spares, a nine box, and then ’ game winner Jim Lonborg in ERA. Boston will have Jerry Adair, as manager of a few former California Aug. 11-13. and drove In 113 runs. The slow- play the game, ready has announced he will use a well kicked ball Into the cor Louis’ Orlando Cepeda In the field, has a wide edge in ' St. Louis, the National League a strike, spare, spare and the second game and possibly The 31-year-old right-hander recovered from a Sunday spike teammaltes, Williams took Despite those disheartening moving first baseman collected For Killebrew, it was a nor- Bob Gibson, Dick Hughes and ner for the second tally. .strike, may share a dinner table charge of the Red Sox promptly, defeats, the Red Sox rebounded, right field over either Ken Har Hall’s only goal resulted when champion, was the only major Gary Bell or Lee Stange in the is the only Series veteran wound, at second, Dalton Jones but one friple. j mal thing to be at. the- top of Nelson Briles In the first three league team to go over the two CorrentI was dropped tonight, but when Wednes cracking down at the outset of ^ game Aug. 20 in Bos- relson or Jose Tartabull. Marls’' George Zeller scored from the third. among the Cardinal starters. In at third, Yastrzemski in left, He also struck out 111 times f**® a nevv ex- games. All are right-handers. million mark. The Cardinals from the rankings Ust last spring training. As a couple of rallied from an 8-0 de backup men, Bob Tolan and far com er late in the - fourth day comes it’ll be like the If the Red Sox are to upset the St. Louis’ 4-3 triumph over the Ken Harrelson in right, George and drew 131 bases on baHs. perience for Yastrzfemskl. Nev- Steve Carlton, a regular lefty attracted 2,100,838. year because he did not examples, veteran Carl Yas- ^®at California 9-8 for Alex Johnson, rate on a par period. old westerns. experts and Win the Series—just New York Yankees in 1964, Gib Scott at first, Rico-Petrocelll at If 7^ *er before had the Boston out- starter, would be available for a Over-all attendance for the participate in the required trzemskiXwas stripped of his fourth straight victory, On the other side of the ledg- hit more than 30 In any with Harrelson wid Tartabull. Performing well for the lo Fenway Park won’t be big as they upset everyone and son won two games, lost one short, Reggie Smith in cente^ fpurfh game but the Redhead majors was off from 26,182,209 number of sanctioned enough to hold them both in the team captaincy and young slug- fl'ou they won three more in a er, Yastrzemski, considered a season Catching is {mother big plus cals were Ed Kowal, Rod Mac- soared from ninth to first in the and set a Series record with 31 and Russ Gibson catching. might want to go right back, to for St. Louis. Tim McCarver, in 1966 to 23,777,866 this season. games. For more than a first game of the World Series, strikeouts in 27 innings. ger Tony Conigllaro was or row to tie for thj league lead. sure bet for the American ..j this park to hit in,” Lean, Elmer O'Dell and Con- American League this year— For the Cardinals, it’ll be Lou Gibson, his ace and 1964 Series pressing Joe Torre for the role decade he ranked among and one will have to get out— Brock in left. Curt Flood In cen dered to live with other unmar The winning sjreak was tem League’s most valuable player Killebrew told me at Fenway RED SOX’ NO. 1 PAN—Displaying her tickets those pitchers will have to The man Gibson must fear hero, In the fourth game to be of No. 1 catcher in baseball, has Manclipater (!) H all (U WORKING the Rice- FINAL TRYOUTS the top 10 duckplnners In Santiago by way of the showers ter, Roger Maris in right, Cepe ried players. pered Aug. 18 when Conigllaro award, was in 159 of the Sox’ Park Saturday. “ Me too,” for the World Series opener in Boston tomorrow muffle Cepeda’s guns. most is Carl Yastrzemski,«like sure of getting a maximum been an Inspirational leader all Grlllo Flhal .tryouts for the St. the country. ’ or Cepeda by way of a strikeout da at first; Tim McCarver Noting the Red Sox’ record of ^ 162 games. Yastrzemski added when we G Navy f(x)tball game National League pitchers did Cepeda an overwhelming choice is Mrs. Robert Jackman, 4 Ironwood Dr., Vernon, three starts from him if the Ser season and hit .295 with 14 hom Kowal Clcmow James’ parisb-Mrack team will or some such harmless maneu catching, Mike Shannon at 72-90 in 1966, Williams brashly Hamilton Boston’s popular leftflelder chatted, last Saturday in Hous very little muffling during the for the MVP award. Boston Red Sox’ No. 1 rooter in these parts. Ac ies goes the route. ers and 69 runs jbatted in. None FB be held tonight from 6 tfa 7 at ver. third, Julian Javder at second promised that the team ’’will with 20 homers and went to bat 579 official times. Killebrew, with massive arms O'Noin Ertman ton as an umpire was season, and Cepeda is consid In the last two games of the companied by her husband, she witness^ the last The bullpen crew of A1 Jack- of the Boston .catchers can come FB ^ the Washington School. Boys ln- GOP WOMEN Jan Leo- and Dai Maxvlll ‘dt short. s’cored 113 runs, drilled out 189 and shoulders, ’ looks twice an Beckor Morley Chick Toomey, above, The showdown won't come at ered a cinch to be named 'the season, the Boston left fielder Win more games than it loses "e a s ^ ^ "’ 11 games that the Sox played on their final road son, Jack Lamabe, Larry Jast- close. terested are urged to attend. nard 188-531. After playing here Wednesday this year.” Boston observers, hits, batted In 121 runs, had 82 broad as the superbly condlUdn- IjHB high noon—It’ll be shortly after league’s Most Valuable Player. made it very plain that Fenway The Red Sox signed Jim Lan- trips' in Detroit, Cleveland and Baltimore and then er, Ray Washburn, Joe Hoemer Russ Gibson, who knocked Barley Bamett of Manchester. Rice 1 p.m.—but when it does occur and Thursday, the teams take accustomed to losing, smiled doubles, four triples and 44 ed and beautifully proportioned around the farm system for 10 CHB won, 21-7. Earlier this After battling for the batting Park certainly was not big for good measure watched the final two at Fen and ^ n Willis complete a Brannick Evans It’ll be a very important one Friday off before continuing in P0iuei;-;hlirshak7n|’h e;rin home runs. Yastrzemski, Killebrew just years, . i s a . good-catch-no-hit title with a .340-plus average enough for both him and the way. Mrs. Jackman collected all autographs of the strong staff. RHB year, Toomey, one of because Santiago and Cepeda much of the year, the 30-year- Twins, and there never was any St. Louis Saturday, Sunday, and disbelief. The hard-line talk had Tondfs ^ ^ f Average-wise, Killebrew overpowers the ball, with tape Williams well open with Jose man and Elston Howard has Manning Donaldson Patriots Midget Leaders if necessary, Monday. If need been heard before. But Williams « ' * , ^ Red Sox - - except Jim Lonborg — on the jacket OL the East’s top-flight are very vital to their yearns. old first baseman settled down question of who was doing the wound up at .266, perhaps the '"®a®ore homers in practically Santiago, a Puerto Rican who helped mostly by steadying the fflacLr*an Kozyra officials, was one of ed, the last two games will be proved his toughness-and his ^ ^ best .266 hitter In all baseball, every park...Yastrzemski has to she’s wearing. She’s the office manager at Regal’s pitchers with his experience. n. Santiago will be Boston’s to a .325 mark, socked 25 hom getting out. abllltv as a leader slugger let go by Kansas City has alternated between starting Conyers Klnncry played in Boston next Wednes Yastrzemski won the AL title d®P®"? °n. quick wrist action, Ellle has not done much at bat. the team of officials Following Win over Eagles opening gam e. pitcher while ers and led the league with 111 In his last six at-bats—two in in Manchester. (Herald Photo by Satemis) and relief throughout his career, c day and Thursday. The Red Sox struggled around “ “ ?omribumd with a .328 average. and change in his stance upon and will follow with Jim Lon The oddsmakers who have Horton Pronovost in West Virginla-Vil- Cepeda Is the Cardinals’ pri runs batted in. Saturday’s 6-4 victory and four reison contributed some key IR All alone In first place In the Jets and Alex Ferguson the thf; .500 mark at the start of the the recommendation of Ted borg. the 22-game winner who established the Cards as favor O’Dell lanova grid meeting. mary slugger. Santiago, on the other hand, in Sunday’s 5-3 triumph—Yaz hits. Yastrzemski was harder to DemaU Manchester Midget Football Giants, the defending champs. season. Williams made a couple Williams in the spring, for his pitched Sunday’s pennant ites have weighed all-the statis OR They are not unfamiliar to was an unheralded right-hander rapped six hits and drove in six „ - With Yastrzemski heading for ■fool at the plate than Killebrew, Scorers: Manning. League are the Patriots follow of brief temporary moves, even i i, “ sudden display of power. Happy with Two-Year Pact clincher. tics. ler. r ------^— each other, these two. Both are until the last two we^ks of the runs, putting the Red Sox into h e n r h i n p - ™P®> Lonborg pass- going down on strikes only 65 ing their 20-6 decision over the benching Yastrzemski for a I listened to Ted’s advice and Gary Bell probably is the best They can’t tally the great un Manclieater Subs: Jenkins. Lon Ponies Triumph from Puerto Rico, Santiago season. the Series and himself into the ing the 20-vlctory mark and oth- times, but Harmon was feared j am having my don. Cone, Plante, Kuusik, Shod, Eagles last Sunday. The win game. But he stuck with rookie best year,” bet for the third game with Lee knowns : Can the Cards get back Croteau. -Malek, Clicrrone, Ware. from Carolina and Cepeda from role of Triple Crown winner. o .. .. ®*'® contributing their share, the as much, getting 131 walks com- Yaz said. — ; gave the Pats 2-0 record while Cheney Booters Then, suddenly;^he won three Reggie Smi h who was sh ed Red Sox hung on in the four-way Stange a possibility. The big in stride after an early clinch Must. With Sayhrook Guaynabo. games in fivp^ays—two in re He batted .326, drove in 121 pared to 85 for Yaz. Williams was an authority 1 2 3 4 Total the Eagles fell Into a tie with back to .centerfleld after failing pennant fight as Williams ma- Stronger Bullpen man In the Boston bullpen is ing? Will the Red Sox momen Manchester 1 0 1 0 2 Bow Fifth Time "Orlando? I’ve pitched lief and _ope as a starter—and runs and slugged 44 homers, the In total bases, Killebrew had with the . bat. Yaz couldn't have Hail 0 0 0 1 1 Pushing across one touch the Giants for second place. The X ^ baseman, neuvered like a puppeteer. John Wyatt who won 10 games tum carry over into the Series? against him in winter ball,” was c M t ia on by Manager Wil- same number as Minnesota’s 305, Yastrzemski 360. ^ learned from a better master. Giants whipped the Jets, 36-6, appeared weak Boston won six of eight games and appeared 60 times. Stange Or will the nerve-wracking ten down in at least every period Losing the fifth straight soc Santiago said after going llan^.'to pitch the opener of the Harmon Killebrew. and Dan Osinski are the others sion of those final days take its the Manchester Raiders trounc also at Mf. Nebo. cer game in a row, Cheney Tech Yastrzemski and the rest of r ? i ^ in in who in Detroit, Cleveland and Baltl- through a 30-minute workout crjKual two-game, season-end- had a 10-10 record as a major „iore on its last regular season who figure but Sparky Lyle’s toll on the tired Red Sox? ed Saybrook last Sunday In a It was IncorrecUy reported is hoping to change Its luck with Monday. “ He’s a good friend of Jfig series with Minnesota. the Sox, except Santiago, took Dark’s First Aim league sophomore n 1966. Wil- road trip. Then the Red Sox Disappointing Charter Oak Conference football that the Eagles had whipped the some new boys joining the mine. Maybe I’ll take him out td He responded with another Monday off to recuperate from game, 32-8. ams, however, insisted the ca ^ e home one-half game be- CLEVELAND (AP)—^Alvin Dark has indicated that P a U . squad. Rocky Hill tacked a 2-0 tteiner. But I’ll be trying UKget victory, and Williams reacted their wild celebration Sunday PAWTUOKE7T, R.I. (AP) Shifty Jim Balesano romped The Jets are wlnless In two defeat on the locals yesterday, Th Minnesota to nail down the one of the first tasks to receive his attention as mana him out in the game.” / by naming him his Series start night. The Red Sox were hit hard pennant — NarragaiMett Pa^k, 60 yards and four yards for two starts. playing the game scheduled Fri -«At the same time. Bob Gibson er. They returned to Fenway for ger of the Cleveland Indians will be strengthening the Orioles Name New Coaches Country Club when Conigllaro was called to a veteran scout, Doc Gau- bucking World Series fever touchdowns. Mike Crispino Action takes place every Fri day but postponed due to rain. a scouting report meeting and a bullpen, ------BALTIMORE (AP) — The first base coach, and Vern Hos- will be trying to get die Red Sox Over-all this season, the 27- active Army duty for two weeks treau 6f t)ie California Angels, In New England, Is off to a snared a pass from Brian day night under the arc lights Coach Bob Pintavallo reports BEST SIXTEEN cheit would work in the bullpen. out as the Cardinals’ starter. year-old veteran won 12 games 90-minute workout today. when the club appeared foun- called the shot when, in early Dark said Monday after lie Monday’s news conference at Baltimore Orioles named three disappointing start in a 66- Maher to complete a 20-yard at Mt. Nebo with doublehead that due to a few boys leavfng The Cardinals flew into Bos They replace Harry Brecheen, He was giv^n^hat job Monday and lost four and compiled a Saturday dering with a 13-16 mark in mid- September, he named the Red a f Which Dark was announced as members of their own organiza day thoroughbred racing play for six points, Maher ers. First game starting at 6:30 the team for Jobs, he has had by Manager Red Schoendienst, 3.72 earned run average. ton Monday night and had a as tne Indians manag^er suc> Gene Woodllng and Sherm L q I- meet. tossed 10 yards to Dennis and the second approximately much rearranging to do In the C Class A — Prank Klernan 64- May. Instead of collapsing, Bos- Sox ” A team of destiny.” It fits ceeding Joe Adcock, that the ^® *'®w manager of the Tribe, tion today to be coaches for the who named Dick Hughes Gibson, whose right leg was night’s sleep before getting t h ^ 7—57, Erwin Kennedy 61-4—57; ton climbed back to .500. lar, who were fired last week Only 6,806 fans turned Wlrtalla for another tally and an hour later. lineup. The team has played well with “ Cinderella Sox” and biggest change he has seen in but the former skipper of the American League baseball Club when the Orioles announced and ^elron Briles for the second broken by a Roberto Clemente first look at the park today. Class B — Ed Ansaldi 65-13— Then the front office gave out Monday and the han Maher added the fifth on a 16- Coaching the pace-setters are well in the first half of the “Cardiac Kids.” baseball is the importance of Kansas City Athletics described in 1968. that Manager Hank Bauer and third games. line drive in the middle of the The line-ups the two starting 52, Dino Fiori 66-11—55, Joe Zan- dle o f 8875,781 was nearly yard bootleg scamper. Bill Hayes, Bill Shaw, A1 Krob, games, but tired in (he last the bullpen. his contract as ’’the best I ever Harry Dalton, 'director of would be retained In 1968 for the etti 66-11— 55, A(. Colamerl 67- 8100,000 less than wagered The win was the second In pick Erier, Chuck LockWood half because no replactments He cited relief pitcher Stu had.” He hinted at a bonds ar- player personnel, said George second year of his two-year con 12—55; Class C / - Lou Dolin 71- on the last shnllar opening as many starts for the locals and Nick Glnlakas. were available. Cheney hosts ^We^ll Win in Six Games^ — Yaz Miller as the man who won the rangement, saying, "it could Bamberger would serve as tract. (joach Billy Hunter also 18—53, Martin Katz 73-19—54; in 1055; who play Windsor at Mr. Nebo Don Flavell heads the Eagle Rocky Hill Wednesday, hoping National League pennant for the turn out to be better.” pitching coach, Earl Weaver as was retained. Low gross Erwin Kennedy Saturday night. coaching staff, John Ryan the to change their luck. 71; Blind bogeyi -.Don Edwiird's San Francisco Giants in 1962 when Dark was their manager. 1 0 1 . Cinderella, Cardiac "All of your pennant winners PROSWEEPS have a stopper," Dark contin Low gross — Erwin Kennedy ued. ” In 1962 we had Mfller and FINISHED 71,/John Kristof 72; Low net — Tags Fit Perfectly last year the Dodgfers had Joe Zanetti 78-11—67, Joe Novak (Phil) Regan'. ^ ' 78-9—69. BOSTON (A P )— ^The Boston Red Sox picked up a "It used to be that a pitcher SELECTED NINE flock of friendly nicknames en route to the American who couldn’t be depended upon was used in relief, but that isn't Sunday League pennant, but “Cinderella Kids” and “Cardiac so today. The theory Is, now, BASEMENTS Kids” are most fitting. Class A — Einar Lorentzen that you hope your starter can WE MUST KEEP OUR CARPENTER CREWS BUSY , 30-3—27, Sked Homans 32-4—28; The “ Cinderella” tag is ap- year, the Red Sox surprised W-' give you seven strong innings therefore we are offering tremendous off-season Class B —Frank Johnston 34- prppriate for any team which eryone, including rookie Manag and then have your bullpen fin discounts on finished basements. If you plan to 7—27; Sher Ponterifleld .33-.'5- wins the flag after a ninth-place er Dick Williams and them ish up.” / 28, Del St. John 33-5—28, Roy finish the devious year. And selves. The bullpen has been one of have your cellar converted to a beautiful finished the Red Sox certainly qualified Riggott 33-5—28; Class C —Jack Boston had trouble keeping the Indians’ weaker points for a basement DO IT NOW! You’ll never get savings for the "Cardiac” title In the Oliva 33-8—25, Paul Dutelle 36- abqve the .500 mark in the first JOSE SANTIAGO BOB GIBSON number of years. that can compare with this special sales offer. And 9—27. Low gross — Einar Lor hectic race decided on the half of the campaign, and were f- Anothfr task that will get ear closing day. regardless of price . . . Stylarama quality construc entzen; Blind bogey — Bill six games out of first place at ly attention from Dark and Gen tion with attention to details, are the; same, as if Bengston 89, Bill Glguere 89. And everything happened in a the All-Star break. Starting Pitchers Tomorrow eral Manager Gabe Paul is find year the Red Sox, despite owner Then the Red Sox went on a ing a replacement for pitching you bought your finished basement at the peak of PRO SWEEPS Tom Yawkey’s personal wealth, 10-game winning streak—and coach Clay Bryant, who has the season! Low 'gross — Einar IxJrent- decided on a trim budget. The were in the thick of the fight all "been offered a managing job in zen 76, Carroll Maddox 77, Er players pulled belts a little the way. After dropping two the Cleveland organization. win Kennedy 77; Low’ net — VISIT OUR SHOWROOM. SEE NEW ENGLAND’S MOST tighter and make a joke of any games to Cleveland last week, Long Series Likely Salary w a .s not discussed at Joe Cerina 83-13—70, Orlando BEAUTIFUL FINISHED BASEMENT DISPLAYS. economy kick. the team was no better than a 5- Annulli 78-8—70. Instead of taking another fi 1 shot to win the elusive flag. nancial bath, Yawkey wound up However, rebounding in a Claims Sehoendienst Ellington Kidge as host to a few champagne fashipn typical all year, they ENIOY THE BIGGEST SAVINGS IN OVER 5 YEARS!!! parties, scattered throughout BOSTON (AP)—Manager Red Schoendienst Of the Offers Trade Low gross Class A-Sher Fer swept the final two games with . . . Fenway Park, after the dramat St. Louis Cardinals looks for the 1967 World Series to ORDER TODAY GET A FREE BUILT-IN BAR guson ’TO; Class B-Jerry Sween Minhesota, coming from behind HALEIM, NJl. (AP)— ic windup Sunday evening. in eath. go six or seven games and says that he doesn’t know ey 84; Class C-Joe Callery 87; Lou Smith, owner of R4>ck- ... With their first pennant in 21 Now the Red Sox are shooting who Will win but “ it will be a good Series,” Class D-Bill Podolny 91. years and only the second in Ingham Park, la looking for for ’ even bigger game—the St. The St. Louis party arrived ’i n ------‘______BEST NINE trade from World Series Yawkey’s 35 years as owner, Louis Cairdinals in the World Boston late Monday for the . HERE’S 1HEIWIAC H H In W VOU CAN" HERE'S THE boat; MOTOR AND TRAILER Class A-Sher Ferguson 30-1— thp Red Sox could afford the opening battle for the world taking over as a field fans for rile track’s harness VDU CAN ALSO WIN AN RCA C O L O R S 29, Jordon Larson 33-4—29; Series. * shindigs. They set an all-time "We’ll win It In six games,” championship Wednesday at clubhouse cheerlead- racing under the Ugfata this I S R t W IN (1.AYIN6 TiM M IUIIM r, YOU CAN W IN R A Y IN G T I 6 I R H M A ! T If OR AN RCA TRANSISTOR RADIO.^ Class B-Nelson Skinner 36-7—29, w eek . record by drawling 1,693,846 said slugger Carl Yastrzemski, Fenway Park. Cardinals moved into the Jerry Sweeney 35-5—30; Class , L National League lead in late (Smith announced Monday fans at home, despite an out the 11th player in baseball his C-Ray Senaphnn 38-10—28, Joe moded park built in 1912 and that a Series ticket stub tory to win the Triple Crown. "I Callery 38-9—29; Class D- rebuilt in 1934. kers w " e r : establirhmg" t°he c T S g “a w a r don’t know much about thp Car dinals as the favorite, Schoen- would enable a fan to enter Bill Podolny 36-11—25; Kickers Picked for a lowly second di dinals other than they’re a solid dienst said, "That’s nice, but “ n® the track fm all weMc. 80 and. 79. vision finish for a ninth straight team. Biit so are we.” odds don’t make any differ- ‘ general- Yas'trzemski, who led the ence.” " ed by Cepeda, who led the club league with a .326 batting aver ixo. MT/ ' 4_ , 1 hitting until a September ■ ■ ■ > ■ "'® “ d Hse .slump saw his average drop to G Y O T R A C K age and 121 runs batted in while the first game, we’d be the un- 325 ^ Annual Aquinas CYO track tying Minnesota’s Harmon Kil derdog." meet wlU be bald Sunday Oct. lebrew with 44 homers, figures _ti , . Schoendienst. whose teani 8 at 1, o'clock at the Wethers the Red Sox have an edge be ond for"fL P P®""®"‘ ‘n his thitd sea- field High School. Boys from Foreign Cars oi Hanchester cause of the Cardinals’ waltz to thev oiinospH Rn wlien son as manager, announced last the Hartford and surrounding the National Leag;ue pennant. area pill compete. “ The Cards have been playing ' 174 WEST CEMm ST. easy baseball for the last two S “ ‘ K 60SH weeks, while we’ve been in the Ho hoc 1 j **^® Series opponent, he added pressure cooker,” he said. ” We D*®'^ Hughes knd Nelson Kepairs on All Foreign Cars have an advantage because in Bob Gibson, a nght-haiider Briles would nltch eames two we’ve been' playing keyed-up BROWNING YOU CAN ALSO WIN CASH.. T/(ERES NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. EVERY \ f FTS JUST TH6 TICKET ball and we don’t Intend to slop LICENSED DRIVER CAN PLAY fm m im o ] FOR BIG PRIZES AND OP now.” UPTO^MaCASHf / Specialhing in (lihsim u/Vio 1,1 Gibson, the Cardinals will GUNS. THENEWGAMEATHARTICIPAnNGftSM J The Red Sox took Mpnduy off; in Juiv has-nitfh .rf throw a veteran pitcher with LOIS Of SMMLCASf P8IZES.1DII with only Jose Santiago taking a y s £ e S®*-*®** ®°>uP®tltion Tt Boston;.ln 1 STATIONS, START PLAYING VOLKSWAGENS ■ light workout. SepmniLi . ' Hughes, the Redbirds will use a tn Stock t O P W ? / ■ Santiago, who boosted his _ , ' : 29-year-old rookie who rolled to OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 12-8 • OPEN DAILY 9-9 f record to 12-4 by defeating Min- th o ? ' U" “ 16-6 record this season, and hi ' Diubak ADvIRTlStO IN- CHARGE IT W ITH 1▼ ne.sota in his 11th start of the lottP^ m Hriles, St. Louis will throw-k Woolrich c n c C 4 J 4 ^«£“ STIMATE . IST payment j a n .'6 8 i i p p season Saturday, threw for 10 R ol ■ ‘^® H®dbirds took John relief pitcher, who became k l | ONE CONTRACT DOES IT ALL - Iwlit . AAA n o n e minutes and ran in the outfield ictive"°iist ° R **’® “larier ut mid-season krid won . Johnson W W ■ I cA R M N T A r * ILECTIIICAL • rLUMSINO .for 20 in preparation for his from thP Ahi straight games. All are Hunting Clothing Csso. XQQP S 4 I N B 5 1 from the Chicago White Sox be- lighT-handers \ •71 NORWICH^CW LONDON TPKE. starting assignment against Uhi MONTVILLC. PHORC S4I- 927S auumroan Manoiuxi 1 1 Cards’ Bob\Gibson in the Seri V , « v , 9 U #OtrON POIT RD; MILFORD TCICPHONE •7 0 <5 9 4 » 4 opener \Ved)iesday. for 's? appearances , criterion, the Ohrdlnals niight HOME^ REMODELEnS The 1 . ‘>®«®'- ‘n Boston than in WATCHES, ELECTRIC SHAVERS, BLACK&DECHEH ELECTRIC PRILLS. As of Msy 20. Shop Hours: 8 AJ«. to 7 PJi. NASSIFF ARMS' Former Ameriicain League orlssnr^ nf « "1®"'^*^ Husch Stadlpm On the a£C TR iC KNIVES, BiCYCLES AND I^ E R E INSTANT LOADING CAMERAS. y-. Closed Ssturdsys fhem m roHinr 1 f ® “ '• ^ u ls riverfront. St. Louis 2453 BERLIN TURNPIKE, NEWINGTON, CONNECTICUT slugger JiYn Gentile is playing them in rolling to the earliest liad a 52-28 record on the road first base for San Diego in the GO. YOU CAN WIN AU-THESE PRIZES PLAYING YOUR DEALERS NEW Whh f m s f T J winning 49 and losing 32 991 Mala St, Maodiester Paxalftc OoBSt League. With first baseman Orlando at home GAME OIL a REFINING COMPANY
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MANCHESTER EVENING .ttERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1967 PAGE SEVENTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1967 Butliwss S*rvk«s THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Hofp Wontod—Mote 3* Holp W «fd Mdk 34 BUG6S BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with . O ff « « d . 13 MAN FOR GENERAL deaniiig BLBgTRICIAN’e helper, ; ex- MAJOR HOOPLE /■ WHY THE GRUMPS, DIG * MR, ME FEEL& OU9 ALWAYS EVER MEET MIS and maintenance work. Part- perlenced preferred. Call M9- k I **** ^ W»nw» IfM. Aimes, cellars cleaned, rub- CRtMcaV? LAU6 M IT CHEERFUL'? LIRE A L(X3NSON1ME WIFEt 8 HOURS SORRV YOU SHOULD W e AH 7^1 V A OUQHTA T A K E N IT'S KUS6ANOS ' CLASSIFIED time mornings. Apply manog- 5856. mEi-Tn;Nf. OH. BE ASHAMED / V ER A T E A C H 'IM A T H A T , YOU blab removed from backyard UP! ms aseautipul HE'hardfaclng, pro CaU 649-6334, 643-7175. Apply — MitcheU Drive, off ISTbrougle Germany OlaaaUled or “Want Ada” aro taken over .tihe phone aa a duction, cast machinery repair P arker St., 8:80-9:80 a.m. cJTiYefU 19 Broad-brimmed PART-TIME positions avaU and 4:3(bS:30 p.m. iSEntomoIogy hat ' 31 Paid notice 41 Cogntahaht oonvenlenoe. The advertiser should read hto ad the FIRST etc. Bob’s Welding Service. 20 One recently 34 Speculum 42 Internal•* \ DAY IT ^ P E d ^ and REPORT ERRORS In time for Uie Call 649-7578. able, nights and weekends. Ap- ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAmjN 35 Beast 43 Plant ovulei>vulec\ 10 European finch. married next Ineertion. The Herald to raqtonsible for only ONE Inoor* pUcant must be 18 years c in n e y b r o s 21 Contumed food 26 Cain’s victim 37 Solid (comb, 45 Accept root or omitted Insertion for any adVerttoement and then only of age, neat, personable and M K . OOP'S SETTIN' ) VMDNDERFUL? WITH ~^Y'KNOW WHAT ...TH' THRONE OF ITH' THRONE? NO SIR'. THA'S 22 Falsehood form) 50 Holy Roman MARRIED.'.' < ALL TH' filRLS / , ...IT'S A \ HES GETTIN' (Bib.) , to tM extent of a “make rood” insertion. Errors which do Housohold Sorvkos aggressive. Apply in person. NEANDERLANP, / AW, VOU'RE 23 Papal cape 28 Comfort' so Occupant Chufch(ab.) not leMen tbe valae of the advertliement wlU not be oomoted SEWAGE DISPOSAL Co. ISN'T THAT 1 WE SOT HERE / DISSRACE, ) OUT OF IT? THA'S WHAT/ / KIDOIN'/ 24 Number 30 French article 39 Tantalize 52 Upper limb Offored 13-A Friendly Ice Cream, 436 Main WONDERBJL? / IN MOO?.=* r \ THA'S WHAT 25 Stuff by **mak0 ffood^ IneertloBs St. IT IS 27 Use up I B IS 14' B . 1 r w w VTatcmingivie o ffice A\' 29 Barrel (ab.) REW EAVlNa OF- bums, moth RAV OF SUNSHINE AS ASSISTANT MANAGER trainee -Ji SlWlngUkepert IS holes, zippers repaired. Win KE.SPREAPS A LITTLE — progressive New England 32: Before 643-2711 875-3136 dow shades made to measure. automotive chain looking for 33 Painful (prefix) IS EARlV MORNING SMOG- MACHINISTS 34 Masculine fRoekvUle, Toll Free) Bin sizos Venetian bUnds. Key/ ambitious ^ung man, full 38 Direction !T It !T «made while you wait. Tape re OPERATORS For fringe benefit plan. Apply in 39 Important metal corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 SHORT^ person to Mr. Revzon, Mlnlt 40 Elevate In degree Main St. 649-5221. First and Second Shifts Auto Care, 328 West Middle 44 Beverage Trouble Reaehing Our Advertiser? Tpke., Manchester. OUT OUR .WAY BY J. B. WILLIANl* 46 Son of Gad Turret Lqthe 47 Possessed 24-Heur Answering Service Building— PART-TIME 4-5 hours shift IF YOU’RE HURRYINS TO 48 Conclusion Businoss Opportunity 28 Holp Wontod— Help Wanted— Engine Lathe I KNOW.BUTTHEY'RE COMINC. 49 Weapons Contrfieting 14 available for men, 7 a.m.-5 p.m. sut —.^'91 PUT th a t f r a z z l e d OLP ba c k on THE o t h e r SIDE OF Chucker 51 Chemicu suffix Free to Herald Readers LUNCHONETTE for lease or Fonralo, 35 Female 35 Press operators, packers, spot WORK JACKET OF DAD'S THE STREET AND I'M SURE 62 Ancient Aslan CARPENTRY — concrete steps, Bridgeport IN THE TRASH CAN OUT AT MRS, FINSTRUP VNfoN'TMIND u r ir rent, small investment, good welders, apply Eastern ^iler, M r - " THE CURB, YOU'RE TOO IF 1 PLrr IT WITH HER STUFF— country Want Information on one of our olaMsifled advertisements ? floors, hatchways, remodeling, WOMAN FOR cleaning rooms, SECRETARY for local law of ' 99 L(wmis St. Manchester. LATE/ t h e y p ic k e d u p 53 Fly aloft return. Call Paul J. Correntl 45-60 Hours Per Week YOUR FATHER’S RETRIEVED 54 Color u No answer a t.th e telephone listedT I^Umplj call .tlw porches, garages, closets, ceil part-time help, must have own fice. Write Box X, Mauichester DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLlAMS THE RUBBISH JUST AFTER THIS RASSED RELIC THREE Agency, 643-5363, or 643-2125. transportation. Call 644-1504 be- Heradd. MASON'S HELPER, no ex HE LEFT FOR. WORK/ ^ WEEKS IN A Row NOW.' 55 Italian painter ings, attics finished, rec rooms, Liberal Benefits A SPLIT-SECOND LATER... AND NONE TOO SO O N / 56 Mystery writer, u r formica, ceramic. Other relat twecui 2-5 p.m. M anchester Mo ______— ______perience necessary, driver’s S. Gardner EDWARDS tel. WOMAN WANTED full-time as license required. Call after 6, T u n 57 Bitter vetch u II ed work. No Job too small. Dan Moran, Builder. Evenings 649* Schools and Ckssos 33 cashier, must have experience. CONTROMATICS CORP. 643-1870. 58 Street in ANSWERINfl SERVICE QUALIFIED Public Health Apply In person to Mr. Warren New York S3 It 8880. 200 West Main St., Rockville Supervisor—Immediate open Gordon at Country Drug, 277 CLEAN UP MAN, 5 mornings, 4 DOWN Call Mr. Weaver, 876-3317 3 U u HOMES, OARAOES, ^rches, ing in 5 nurse agency. BS de West Middle Tpke. Tuesday through Saturday. Ap 1 Resist authority 849-0500 875-2519 Only gree and experience in public ply Cavey's Restaurahft, 45 E. 2 Peaceful ree rooms, room additions, An Equal Opportunity NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. kitchens, roofing, siding, gen health' nursing required. For HAIRDRESSER wanted — full Center St. and leave your meesag^e. YouTl hear from our advertiser or- part-time. Call 643-1644 be Employer JiQIg^Ume without spending all evening at the telephone. eral repair work. Financing Tractor School application and Interview con available. No down payment. tact Manchester Public Health tween 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. PLUMBER and plumber’s help Economy Builders, Inc. 643- Nursing Association, (ffi East ers wanted, top wages, over WAITRESS — 11:80 a.m. to 2 MAN TO WASH dishes, nights, time, benefits. Call after 6. 648- AutemobIhK For SoPn 4 6150. In Hartford Center St., Manchester, 649- p.m. daily. Apply in person Earn up to $250. per week. 6389. full or part-time. Apply in per 4523. 1967 SAAB, red, automatic oiler, Jane Alden Restaurant, Ver H E R A LD QUALITY Corpentiy—Rooms, Full or part-time students son only, Howard Johnson’s less than 10,000 miles, gl,850 JEWELRY SALES — house non Circle, Vernon. dormers, porches, basements, welcomed during the sum 394 Tolland Tpke. Manchester. PART-TIME or full-time handy- or best offer. 875-6218. wives help your husband pay CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER reflntohed, cabinets, built-ins, mer and fall months. School CLERK — maUing department, . man, to do odd Jobs at various ..Christmas bills. Do you want BOX LETTERS formica, aluminum, vinyl, licensed by State of Conn., wiUlng to leam PBX swltch- JANITOR — Light cleaning. Ap location!, .elderly man prefer steel, ceramo siding William ' to buy him a Christmas pres ply in person between 9-4. red. Apply in person W.H. Eng WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE VOLKSWAGEN 1961 — A1 Con Dept, of Motor Vehicles, boau^l, 37)4 hours. Call Mrs. For Your Robbins Carpentry Service. Guaranteed placement as- ent? For further Information Kelley, 649-6361. Holiday Lanes, 39 Spencer St; land Lumber Co., 640 East dition, $600. Call 742-8700. call 643-0189. Manchester. Middle Tpke., Manchester. Information 640-3446. .sistance upon graduation. 19S8 OLDSMOBILE 4-door RELIABLE babysitter wanted ACME CORPORATloir ADDITIONS, remodeling, gar Don’t delay, call American BOOI0CEEPB5R — top salary m m 1 0 - 3 sedan, good condition. Call 643- Tractor Trailer. in my home, for two toddlers, e n o w HtA. iM. I^HE HERALD will not ages, rec rooms, bathrooms for experienced person In Man UNFAIR. ACME WHY AAOTHER5 SET SRAY T m . t«a MV f t . om disclose the identity of 0208. 4 nights a week tmd Saturdays, rn m n io CORPORATION -O' tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce chester area. Trial balance and hours will vary. 649-2781. any advertiser using' box 289-6547 Anytime general, ledger, small office. letters. Readers answer 1963 BUICK SPECIAL station ment work, cellar floors, pat- m CUSTOMERS ing blind box ada who wagon,' automatic transmis ods, rooflmg. Call Leon Cets- Apply Connecticut State Em RESPONSIBLE young woman SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL desire to protect their sion, V6 with high high gas zynski, Btiilder. 649-4291. Holp Wanted— ployment Service, 806 Main St., to Care for two smaU children Machine Operotors identity can follow this mileage. One owner, $1,095. Manchester. in my home. Monday through CLOSED piobedure: NEWTON H. SMITH & SON — Female 35 Friday, days. Own transporta 6600. PART-TIME KITCHEN worker, UNFAIR TD _ OCASOXI Remodeling, repairing, addi tion. 742-9118, after 6 p.m. < 5 7 Enclose your reply to the 1966 PLYMOUTH t^lant—2- tions, rec rooms, garages, WANTED practical nurse for some cleaning and serving in Rowwttomar j private homcj 6 day week. Call /0-t BUREAU OF box in an ewyelope — door, 6 cylinder, standard, ex porches and roofing. No Job volved.- Must provide own Your skills ore needed in t e r n a l addressed to the CUtsni> too small. Call 640-3144. 649-1221,' 6-9 p.m. transportation. Call 643-4266 or Manager, Manchester cellent running condition, $1,- Help Wanted— Male 36 revenue. 000 or best offer. 742-6986. 649-9240. Evening Herald, together SCHOOL BUS operators for with a memo listing the 1969 HILLMAN Minx— good Roofing and RN OR LPN, 3-7 p.m. or 7-11 a? the Aircraft now companies you do NOT 1067-1968 school year. Hout'ly condition, reasonable. Call 649- p.m. CaU 649-4510. 10-5 want to see your letter. Chimnoys 16.A SALES ORDER rate $2.43. Silver Lane Bus Your letter will be de 7248. P. M. NEEDS HELP. Pilgrim CLERKS Une, Ino., 40 Bralnard Place. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE ROOFING - Specializing re stroyed if the advertiser 1966 CHEVROLET Impala- 2- Mills is loaded with new fall As new orders for jet engines keep pouring in, is one you’ve mentioned. pairing roois of all kinds, new fabrics and has openings for MAN FOR tire service work, QUICK, LOOK OUT, YOU NINNY.' HE'S ABOUT TO CHARGE/ door, white with 'vinyl top, ex For TV and appliance dis good pay, all benefits, must Pratt & Whitney Aircraft needs more and more If not it will be handled roofs, guttei work, chimneyi 3 salesladies, part-time and KARL...THE tra clean. Call 872-6631; after tributor. Ideal working con be steady worker, experience experienced jpeople. Machine operators are es in the usual manner. cleaned and repaired, 30 years' full-time. Apply to Manager, RIFLE.' 6. ditions, go<^ salary, 5 day helpful but not essential. Ap experience. Free estimates. Hartford Rd, Manchester. Open pecially in demand. CaU Howley 643-6361. 644- week, vacations, excellent ply Nlchols-Manohester Tire 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. benefits. WHO SAYS BEIN^ MDOTHLE.'SS 8333. Inc., 296 Broad St., Manches Lost and Found 1 Trucks— ^Tractors 5 ter. If you have experience in machining, now is the -O.CMfU.1 0\-P WnCH POE6NT WWE WAITRESS for luncheonette, time to move ahead into a career job at the Air l2oyiM.PrNTI9rl LOST — checkbook with large FORD EXPRESS truck, 3,000 ■full-time, part-tim e and extra. RADIO & APPLIANCE C IT6 P^VANTASeS ? Millinory, JOURNEYMAN electrician, im sum of money inside, vicinity Apply W. T. Grant Co., Man craft. Compare these job benefite^' lb, registered, one cubic yard Drossmoking 19 DISTRIBUTORS, Inc. mediate steady employment Conn. Bank and Trust, Main chester Shopping Parkade. removable hydraulic dump WUson Electrical Co., 640-4817. St., reward offered. Please body with rack for ladder and EXPERT alterations on all 95 Leggett St., E ut Hartford 528-6581 contact Arlene Braman, RFD rabbish. Been used for land clothes, zippers repaired, etc. FRIENDLY Ice Cream, 485 MEN WANTED for custodial W,04 1, Hebron. 1-228-3632. ' scaping. Recently inspected. Reasonable prices. 643-0741. Main St. Part-time wkitress po work, mornings. CaU General # High starting pay a IW hr NtA. Ic». TM U S Pw. Off. 643-8697. John Wolcott, 180 sitions avaUable, 9 a.m. - 2, An Equal Opportunity Cleaning Service, 640-6384. FOUND— feniale pup, 2 or 3 Main St. Moving— t rucking'^—~ Monday through Friday, excel Employer o'flWL i “Hey, Mom! Here's someone who can help you move months, black and tan with lent positions for women with LANDSCAPED laborers — no # Advaneamont opportunities furniture!" white feet; black collar. Call 1953 CHEVROLET pick-up, half Storage 20 children in school looking for experience necessary, $2.25 Dog Warden, 643-4131. ton, good condition, good tires, additional income. Apply in BABYSITTER WANTED 7:30 per hour. CaU OranUand Nur T MANCHESTER Delivery—light tool box included $200. Call person. sery, 643-0669 or 643-4781. MICKY FIN N BY LANK LEONARD trucking and package delivery. a.m. - 4:45 p.m. Must come to 647-1050. house .Call 648-2633. # Hospital and surgical insuranoa Refrigerators, washers and LPN or RN WANTED f o r '^ MAN WANTED to work in lum THE FRENCH HAVE A SAYING — Announcoments 2 stove moving specialty. Jad tor's office in Rockville. Hours CLEANING WOMAN wanted In beryard, must have driver’s ''FINP THE WOMAN'.' WELL, I THE WILLETS BY WALT WETTERBERG ing chairs for rent. 649-0752. 3 evenings a week, 6-10. Write LOOK,UNCLE PHIL— IF YOU BET'CHA WHEN I LOCATE RLEX7TROLUX vacuum clean- Troilors— private home $2 per hour, for licence. Davis & Bradford # Life insuranoo THINK KOOKIE KRUMBLES IS KOOKIE'S WIFE, SHE'LL BE ers, sales and service, bonded Mobil* Homos 6-A Box B, Manchester Heredd. good reliable help. Several Lumber Co., 200 Tolland St., RIGHT HERE IN TOWN, MAYBE TRYING SOME BACON ANP EGGS, representative. Alfred Amell. Painting— Faperin^21 days per week, days flexible. East Hartford. TOM ANP ICOULP HaP— 647-1710 or 643-4913. I960 TRUCK Camper, excellent Call 643-9050. condition, reasonable. Call 875- PAINTING, interior, exterior, # Rotiroment program 1710. free estimates. Contact Gefald CLERKS WOMAN — housework one to STOCK CLERK ^ Personals 3 A. Stratton, 643-8748. 643-488T two days weekly, references. • IBM CLERKS CaU 643-0095. Full or Part-time # Educational assistance program PTT>F WANTED vlclnltv Man Gorogo— Solivico— iNSIDE-outslde painting. Spe • SECRETARIAL cial rates for people over 65. chester golf coul'se to Aetna Storago 10 CLERKS CLEAN UP woman wanted ARTHUR DRUG STORE building 8-4:10. 643-8612. CaU my competitors then cadi mornings, Tuesday through Sa me. Estimates given. 649-7863, For TV and appliance dis turday. Apply Cavey’s Restau See John Katz # Nino paid holidays YOUR STANIE'f Products de- GARAGE — Stone St. — 643- 875-8401. tributor. Ideal working rant. 643-1415. monstrator. Mrs. Kenneth 4884. conditions, good salaiy, 6 P^LUMBER with at least one EARN $50 and more in famous Aseltine, 784 East Middle ------JOSEPH P. Lewis custom day week, vacations, excel year experience, goqd wages brand Items. No investment. # Up to four weeks vacation Tpke., 643-0451 anytime for painting, Interior and exterior lent benefits. and overtime. Call M9-2926 Help friends shop from home. information on party bookings Motoreyelo»T- paper..anging, wallpaper re MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY moved. Wallpaper books on re Send for free 624 page catalog. STOCKMAN WANTED 9-2:80, and club plans. RADIO & APPLIANCE Bieyelos 11 quest. Fully Insured. Free es Popular Club Plan, Dept. 8621, 5 days. Apply W.T. Grant Co., # Sick leave with pay THAT^TWE ONLY l« . T>rj. «5«. U.S. fil. Oil. DISTRIBUTORS, Inc. timates. Call 640-9658. Lynbrook, N.Y. Shopping Parkade. DISADVANTJASEOF YAMAHA — NEW dealership. 95 Leggett St., East Hartford i Sales and service at Seymour 528-6581 WEARING A AAUSTACHE, MORTY MEEKLE Automobiles For Sale 4 PAINTING—Interior and exte # Largest eredit union in U.S. 1 BY DICK CAVALLI Auto, 681 Main St, Manches rior, very reasonable, free es ter. An Equal Opportunity NEED CAR? Your credit turn timates. Call Richard Martin, Employer I'M GIVING VOi A CLSAtt OF ed down? Short on down pay 649-9285. People Enjoy Working At THE FlANer HQUee JO MO ^B I F r EVEG. S A W O N E . ment? Bankrupt? Reposses BusinMs Sorvkos # Overtime in many departments E A R T H JO ANOIhlBZ PLANET, sion? Don’t despair! See Hon A-1 INTERIOR painting and HOUSEKEEPER wanted, 9 BELONGS JO est Douglas. Inquire about low Offorad 13 paperhanging, special low.fall a.m.-3 p.m., one day weekly, est down, smallest'’ payments rates. Call for free estimates, Thursday or Friday. $1.26 per FRIENDLY FLUS 10% BONUS FOR SECOND SHIFT ME ------T SALES AND Service on Ariens, anywhere. No sm all loan or fi- 872-4484. hour. 644-8083. T H E I^N G O F Hahn Eclipse, Jacobsen Uiwn nsmee company plan. Douglas V E N U eeA K G mowers. Also Homelite chain COUNTER WOMEN for mom- How About You? Motors, 333 Main. IT lpA fiE . saws and International Cub Fleer Finishing 24 Ing shift, full or part-time, 1961 OLDSMOBILE 98, 4-door, Cadet Tractors. Rental equip Idial for second shift wife or Why not invesHgofe now? SXOOI^ SANDINO and refinish- college students. Please apply full power, radio, heater, one ment and sharpening service ing *(speciaUzing in older Extra Income Opportunities owner, very' clean.' Call 649- on all makes. L A M Equip Mr. Donut, 255 West Middle floors), cleaning, waxing Tpke. VISIT THE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER 1042. ment Oorp., Route 83, Vernon. floors. Painting. Papertianging. pvailable ot your nearby M3C 875-7609 Manchester Exchange No Job too smaU. John Ver- EXPERIENCED hairdresser 400 Main Street, East Hartford, Connecticut I WISM WALDO NOW I'M NOT IT'S WIS WAY OP Wa n t e d to buy used cars and NCYT IN T A K E IT —Enteipiisa 1946. faUle, 6496750. TWISHOUS B A C K !^ WOULDN'T SET SOj (SUPPOSED TO BUY SETTlNGr EVEN , trucks. Call .528-1990 between wanted. LuJon Salon of Beauty W IT H DE iSAULLE! 61 E .’ Center St. 648-1989. POLITICALLY ’ RENCM BREAD. 10-3 8-4:30 p.m. 6-8:80 p.m. YOU ARE A-1, truck to A-1, Friendly Ice Cream Shop OPEN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE INV/OLVED V 3 Cellars, attics, yards and small BondS" 'Sfocks~~ 1963 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass, 4- MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY trucking done A-1 right. Call HAIRDRESSER wanted, Minit Friendly personnel (about 80%) work on a part-time speed on the floor, posl-trac- Mortgages 27 fuU- CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER Tremano Trucking Service toll Ume, CaU 648-1644. basis, for they And they have a good choice in the time and tloh rear end, bucket seats. 649- free, 742-0487. iECOND MORTQAGB - Vni the number of hours. they can woric without conflict with 8 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M. EASY. 9INCE WE FOUND THAT PRINCE ZOlHAUG. OK DIDN'T HE. USe IF MV HUNCH JS right: 5000. limited funds avaUable for sec NURSE — RN or LPN, live in their other Interests. PIAMOMD NECKLACE IN PUR. fiAE I TO SMUefiU! the STOLEN 6EM» TO THE UGA? ZOLLV WILL EE WAITING ATTICS and cellars cleaned, TUESDAY EVENINGS ULL 8 P3I. TANK. rVE LO&T INTEREST IN ond mortgages, payments to or out, for ambulatory patiotts FOR U S- IN P E R ^ l 1964 VOLKSWAGEN — mirco- trash hatded to the dump, suit your budget. Expedient DON'T FOROET., bus, deluxe, model 241, excel part-Ume or full-time. Call SATURDAYS—8 A3I. TO 12 NOON I PR0IW5ED TO light trucking, reasonable. 643- service. J. D. Realty. 60-0139. Newington 1-666-6689. lent condition. 644-8083. FOR THE WOMEN... VISIT ANOTHER OF w 5846. HIS FRIENDS NEAR For example, a housewife can work three or four hours dur 'x Other Connecticut plants in North Haven, VEUONSTPNE 1966 Chevelle SS-396, 375 h.p., YOUNG MAN With truck de- 4-speed, positractlon, cfnted ing.mid-day on weekdays or 2 or 8 evenings a week and stlU sires light hauling Jobs, clean have the time to manage her doroeetic intorests. Her wages Southington and Middletown " glass, astro wheels, many ex ing cellars, attics, garages and MALE PRODUCTIOli WORKERS and tips provide earnings that are much h l|^ r than the tras, driven and cared for by yards. 1-282-0688. average, too. ItA. lee. TM U t. U.i. tal. Oft. lady. Call 643-6951. STEPS. SIDEWALKSy stono OPENING5 ON A U 3 5HIFTS 1068 RAMBLER Classic 770, 2- walls, fireplaces, flagstone top- FOR THE MEN.s. ,'f •; .../ door sedan, automatic trans races All concrete ' repaira. 5farthlg Rote $2;31 per hour ond up F R M JS t IF MY PKBS&iCe. HERE' WERE Going mission, radio and heater, $496 Men And that working port-tlnie In a Friendly shop for two TO THB PALACE Reasonably priced. 643-OMl. IG5UCHATHRe4TT& 649-9470. or three evenings a week Is sn ideal way to supplement their GPISA'S TAKEOVER THC RIGHTNOW ^ ATTICS, CELXARS and yards Excellent fringe benefits fitclqding major medical regular Income. Part-time hours also available daring the day WHITNEY KING OUGHT TO KNOW 1966 T-BIRD convertible, can cleaned, trash hauled to dump. insoranoe. 100% paid pramiom, eM t p ^ holidays for 2nd A 3rd shift workers. ABOUT IT / youite . dy apple red, full power, tape Reasonable. CaU 643-5819. and generons vadition plan. Ap^cations acoepled PEGTROYWG AIRCRAFT LITTLE SPORTS player, $3,000. 649-0144, after daily, interviews Toesdays. FOR THE STUDENT... AMY CHANCE’ 6. SHARPENING Service —Saws. I , I MAY HAVE ■______X------'knives, axes shears.'yskates. After school and weekends full-time In summer. No [exp Sri- Division of United Aircraft Oorp* OPSA\/IH0 1964 MERCURY commuter sta rotary blades. Quick service. APPLY TO enee necessary. ITiUforms and food aUowancca provided. yooK. tion wagon, power steering, Capitol Equipment On $8 Main E i& SieuT i autopaatic,-good conation. Call St., Manctester Hours dally An Equal Opportimity Employer 640-1226. ' 7:80-6, Thursday 7:80-9, Satur Rogers Corporation - ______------day 7:80-4. 648-7068. FRIENDLY ICE CREAM SHOP 1063 CADILLAC sedan , DevlUe, \ Start YOUR F u t^ Today at P&WA ^ ^ lX . It .OAKLAND SOfiS. — MANCHESTEER, CONN. AppUcatton aeeepted Monday thru Friday, 1 to 7 pjn. at all power, private owner, very LAWN MOWING service, ^ light or'C all Miss Banister—l-'i74l-960S clean, low mileage. 649-3589, trucking, odd Jobs. Cali' 649- 435 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER Cap*. ‘47 O m 1 FWwee Cwp. HthM ased. 649-5994. / ^ 5470 anytime. V
. I t '.'4 i : MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1967 MANCHESTER T?VENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1967- PAGE NINETEEN- Situations Wantod— Garden—Farm - Wanted—To Buy 58 Business Locations Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Komot For Salt 72 Fomolo 38 Dairy Products 50 Houses For Sole 72 Suburban For Solo 75 Suburban For Solo 75 Wonted— R«al Estate 77 WE BUT A iro aeU antique and For Rent 64 MANCHESTER — executive BRETTON ROAD — Here is a $17,200 — Well ' kept older 6- Aunts, Uncles f i v e r o o m Ranch, enclosed Children Visit Directors^ MOTHER with license and ex- GREEN MOUNTAIN winter furniture, china, glua, HEATED STORE W rent, next neighborhood. Garrison Colon care-free 7 room Cape with room Colonial style home, con BOLTON CENTER —looking VERNON — 7 room Colonial CLASSIFIED breezeway, attached one car Not every baby is herald cellent accomodations will care potatoes, 60 pounds $2 ; yellow silver, picture frames, ,old ial, 7 rooms, large family aluminum siding, ceramfc tiled veniently located, nice yard. for that tranquil setting among home, neat and clean, new roof to Cumberland Farms, W. Mid garage, fireplace, lot 123x360. ed into the world with broth for child week days. Reason globe turnips, half bushel, $1. coins, guns, pewter, scrap gold, room with fireplace, huge mod bath, 4 bedrooms, large land Leonard Agency, Realtors. 646- homes of better quality, try this and paint, 4 bedrooms. 2 large HELP - HELP - HELP Submit Their Complaints dle Tpke, vicinity Manchester Only $16,900. 649-8538, 643-5129. ers and sisters near the able. Call 643-2651. Pick your own tomatoes, red watches, old Jewelry, hobby em kitchen, screened porch, 2- scaped l.'^t and all of the amen 0469. 6 room Ranch, with beam walk-in closets, fireplace, ga Parkade. 649-2M9. J.D. Real Estate Co. Same age as his parents. collections, paintings, attic con car garage, wooded lot, $84,- ities for fine family living. ed celling, raised ‘ hearth fire rage with storage area, ap Today’s Board of Director’s don’ t do something to stop the ADVERTISING or green half bushel, $1. Bring Yes, we do need your help. ♦ ^ tents or whole estates. ’Furni MODERN store, heated, 20*x70’ 900. Philbrick Agency, Real Nick Convertino will be happy 6ii ROOM CAPE — possible 4 place, 2-car garage, set on proximately 2 acres. Owner situation. In The Baby Has Been own containers. Joseph ^N C H E STE R Z New on We need listings and if you comment and suggestion ses CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS WILL CARE tor, child In my ture Repair Service, 643-7449. 832 Main St., central. Call tors, 649-6347. bedrooms, new ceramic bath, acre of land. Picturesque view will give Immediate occupan The two he referred to are Named column In yester A. Mack, 126 Clark R&., Bol to show you this listing at your market. Immaculate 6-5 flat are thinking of selling your sion, held regularly twice a home. Reigstered, 643-9044. 622-3114. convenience. Call The Jarvis fireplace, 100x174 treed lot. Im mid 20’s. Paul W. Dougan, cy. Offered in the low 20’s. Republican Harold A. Turking- day's Herald, Scott Michael 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. ton. WANTED S and H Green in convenient central location, present home or have been MANCHESTER Realty Co., Realtors, MLS. 643- mediate occupancy $15,700 Realtor, 649-4635. Harold Hincks, Realtor, 872- month, was livened by the ap ton and Democrat Anthony Herzog, th*e son and first SECRETAWAL or general of- CONCORD ’GRA]^^-1' Stamps only. Ne
/' a /' - • I fAOB TWENTY AT«n«w lltflj m e Pram Rai TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1967 , "Tw r Week Ended Weather fUanrbPHtpr Eo^ning If^ralJi . Partly cloudy' and mild to-, Bepteraber M , IM T night. Low in BOe. TomorAiW Miss Cheryl A. Greene of 246 with speeding, pleaded guilty partly sunny, continued mild./ Henry St., a junior at C ^ e About Town Law Classes 12tli Circuit and was fined $20. •n. T T Western Reserve University in 1 5 ,2 0 t \ High in upper 70s. •The LiMies Aid, Lutheran Cleveland, Ohio, is one of five The case of John H. Mooney,- Manche»ter—~A City of Village Chant Women a Missionary League of undergraduates recently admlt- 16, of 354 Main St. was continu In Colleges Court Cases ed until Thursday. He was ar Zion Evangelical Church will (gj to a new program which yoi«.. Litxxvn, no . 3 SIX PAGfiS—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1S67 (dneelfled AdvertMng on Page 88) PRiefi SEVEN CENTS meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. In ^^riu prepare her to specialize In rested Sept. 15 and chaig^ed the church assembly room. Hos- teaching slow learners. Given Praise MANCHESTER SESSION with larceny of less than $16 J^ U o w th e g fx l from ! tess are Miss Anna Senkbell, ___ and tampering with a motor Jon' e. Castlne, 22, of East vehicle. Police said that a youth Mrs. Anna Stahl, Mrs. Margaret Manchester Chapter, Disabled Barry of Hartford pleaded guilty to the Storrs and Mrs. Emil Seelert. American Veterans Auxiliary Manchester today praised the answering Mooney’s description S.A.V.E. tothe charges of failure to grant the was seen rifling cars at a Man Comet Get It will honor its Gold Star h i r e r s community college .sys- right of way, operating a motor — . ^ tern for inaugurating a* curricu- chester Memorial Hospital \ \\5 MEMPHIS, Ten^ (AP) Edgar Circle of So^th Metho- at a supper tomorrow at 6:30 vehicle without a license, and parking lot on Haynes St. SINGER UFT Found Guilty; dlst Church WSCS will meet to- p.m. at the VFW Home. There police administration and — DoroUiy Mtadaln could operating an unregistered mo The case of Gilbert Beaulieu, morrow at 8 p.m. at the h6me will be a business meeting after enforcement in two of Its Hardly beBerve her eyes U.S. Firepower Stops tor vehicle. - 17, of East Hartford, charged of Mrs. V. M. Patarlni, 87 Con- dinner. institutions. He was fined a total of 345 SALE'A-THONi wtxen a DaStag atlar dropped ____ Beginning this fall, the Man- with ibeing found intoxicated, DISCOVER PRICES REDUCED ON EVERY at her fedt In braad day- stance Dr. Members will work in yesterday's court session. was nolled. He was arrested MAIOR SINQER PRODUCT Daughters of Union Veterans ohester and Norwalk Communi- UgUt on articles for a church fair He was arrested Aug. 14 as Sept. 15 at George for Teens Shanker Sentenced of the Civil War will meet to- Colleges are offering such .and are reminded to bring scis a result of a two-car collision on Tolland Tpke. She aaid a deputy aher- sors and large crochet hooks. night at 6:30 for a supper at course^ in a two-year program iffls bakgge MB from a small on Broad St. The car he 'was The case of Victor DeGreco, ployes. Maximiun penalties under the the home of Mrs. Maude Shear- lootling to an associate degfree. ■ NEW YORK (AP) — plane tizat flew at kxw alti driving struck another driven 18, of 12 Brainard PI. was con law are fines of $10,000 a day er, 68 Cushman Dr. Citing the rising crime rate, by John J. Peretto of United Federation of Charges against two other tude. The inaoripitioa ahow- Red’s Artillery Siege Members .of St. Bridget Ros tinued to Oct. 19. He was ar against the utdon and jail social unrest and the changing 185 Loomis St. No injuries were \mm%\ unl