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/ . TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17,1968 AvBiagB Dally N#t Pren Ron The Weather hA(«£ TWENTY JEmwljfBtpr iwafii For The Week Ended Fair, oool again tonight Low la, IBM . iiattrhpHtpr lEuptitng Bpralh kS to 60. Tomorrow partly sun­ Tha Bunaat Qub will have a A HoUday Worhahop for aH lOH Gete Ready ny. High near M. interasted women of South R«9ister Tomorrow NIgM 14 ,8 9 5 apadal msattaB Wadnaaday at Manche»ter—~A City of ViUago Charm About Town 1 p.m. at Ihs Banlor Cltltana MathofM Church will bo hold For ISdi Year tonight at 7:M in tha Recaption t h e u n i v e r s i t y o f CONNECTICUT OonMiMd OktboUc Moth- Oantar, Myrtla and Undan 8ta. lOH (Ihitruetora of tta Handl- AdwrUatog on Pago BT) PRICE TEN CENTS .. «A l inataU oCfioart Hall of tha ohurd). (FORTY PAGES—TWO SECTnONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY,-SEPTEMBER 18, 1968 Bus trai»V*t***“‘ '** napped) will soon begin its llth Conthrataf B d o c a ^ VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 297 t lU fln i n M tin f o t Um Mason provlduda m Jehovah’s Wltneasaa will hava year of operation, teaching AnnounoM First RagiBtrBtkm bi ManchastBr rateosdi^ at ■ p.m. at Bt group dlaousatons of a BlUa aid l■aItll0loms1r'a Cburch. The Tha Army and Navy Ohib Aux* mentally and physlcaUy handl- Wednudey, SBpt«rab«r 18— 7 lOO PJW. tomorrow at 7:10 p.m. at U oappod ohUdron to aWlm. Olaaa- IsvM t is apan to mambtra and lUary has baan Invltad to attand Chambers Bt, 7S6 N. Main Bt, [patawHal naw mambata. tha Installation of offloara os era hald Sunday afternoons RbbI EitBtB PrindpBlB «nd British Track Probe of tha Amorlean Legion and Ita M l Woodbrldga Bt, 144 arifOa at tha Manohaatar High School Rd. In Bouth Wtndaor, and New Herald Series Offers 11w axaoutlTa board of far, we a n certain that It did pudiate what he called evidence Btraatar cf M Btartcwaathar Bt, oUo M otttn OIrala at ■ pm . at warrant by a Manohaotar datao- approach the moon aoon after B maneuver of hiding Just the est,' 'he said. But he said equal hearings. President Johnson set Bt Baittolomaw’a Churob. Mrs. tlva oharglng him with obtain­ FROM Tight angle needed for re-entry of a developing collusion be­ Ume for a Uilrd or fourth party up the commission Immediately Mutraian of tha ovMt. this morning and w as affected tween Bome Wallace backers mohard Ptaatanlda w tt ba oo- ing money undar falM pratana- of a moon craft. candidate would not serve ttuit after the fatal shooting of Sen. the moon’s gravltatiaMd and southern Democrats to M. At thaf tlma ha waa balng LoveU said he believed Zond 6 Interest. Robert F. Kennedy, D-N.T., and Tha FM t Ohuroh of Clirlat, Arid. throw the presidential election hald on a 11,000 bond for tta was HseU large enough to carry Nixon raid then werere porta, the groiq> met In the same Sen­ Botontlst WlU oonduot itt regular “Now It is leaving the moon's into the House of Representa­ A aarvloa of Holy OommuMon Initial oharga, and had a bond vicinity and is not in orbit a man to the moon and back. and he cited a syndicated newe- ate Office BuSdlng where the Wadnaaday avsnliif TaMlmony THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. tives. of U N added for tta Manohaa- TTie flrat Zond apcusecraft took paper column report Involving slain senator had Ms offices. H****"g tomorrow at • p.m. at wUl bo bald tomorrow at lO a.m. around It. But at the moment it Humphrey, who haa boon ter ohargas. 886 NORTH MAIN STREET plotures of the bcusk side-of the South Carolina, that the aim of T ie initial sesalon waa dosed tha dhttOh. at I t M aryo Bplaoopal Ghurflh. la Impossible t o , t ^ for sura pressing hard for a debate, ac­ moon three years ago, and other to the public, but copies of which direotion It la headad cused Nixon meanwhile of MANCHESTER, CONN. Zond craft since have failed In (See Page Twenty) Clark’s prepared testimony away from the moon. “playing with the lives of hu­ SagUoB Wed 40 l^ears “We obould know better after attempts. to reach Venus and were distributed to newsmen. manity” on the nuclear nexq)*®" eSaric said, "W e pay a heavy we have interpreted further Mars'. Hferation treaty issue. He also Mk. aad Mra. Romolo J. Bag- blnaaa Boolaty of ManohaMar. price for our legacy of guns: data received during the after­ ' Tliree U.S. cMtronauts are said Nixon is more hawfcirii Mrs. BagUo Is tha former Elvira death, fear, an environment of Bo of Hahron ware Mad Bun- noon.” ' scheduled to take an ApoUo than anyone in the JoluuKxi ad­ State Survey of Olaatoobury. Tha “NEW PRODUCTS SHOW” violence, the risk of holocaust.” day afternoon « t a 40th wadding ooupU rooootly ratumad dram LoveU, one of Britain's lead­ spacecraft into prolonged earth ministration on the Vietnam ^M/s/c/s/n... ing m p u c t scientists, said aoriler orUt Oct. 11 Testifying wMle the Senate unlvamary ooUtaatton at tt# an anahraiwry tilp touring the war. was debating strong curbs on Wb BEtsnd to YOU, B cordial invitation to com* In and bob the ktsst 1 ^ In other political devel«q>- Says Nixon Bolton Laho HotoL UhMad Btataa. (Hatald photo by weapons, d a r k told the panel, ments: ^££AiWWPtAYAMW8nHJMEHT\ The ooupla waa maniad Bapt. BuoalvloiuB) and prodttcta In ths Building MatarifllB Indnstry. Bring th« family, eoUset “Effective gun control wlH save —President Johnson strongly thousands of Hves, eliminate Id, 1991 at B t AtwuaUna Oalho- fNsh Idsas to bzlghtan your hom. endorsed Humphrey as " a fight­ B y 1 6 0,000 RESUaiNO F U I LESSONS tsM of thousands of. serious tto Churob, South OUatonhury. Sends Scranton Abroad er and a patriot” and said Dem­ Tboy hava Wad m BOhnn Mnoo ocratic unity and victory this NEW LONDON, Conn. (AP) orimes.” MorBComfortWanrlBa r t W a a r ln f At the same time, (Hark • ItUMPffr GSAX f Syil^SiiiTAB They have tfaraa obHdran, FRIDAY, SIFT. 2Dth 1:00 f-M. to 8:30 P.M. year coidd "mean the difference —Richard M. Nixon, the Re­ stressed tiie need for profeesimi- • TtOMtoNi • runi • Ronald Bastto of Hahron, Btta. between 'world order and world TEETH publican candidate for Presi­ al police and the importance of WWtar AMbingar of Branford, SATURDAY, SEPT. 21st 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 PAd. Nixon Men Working chaoe.” • CLARINET • DRUMS •ACCORDION n ov.reom. dlioomfort vb.n dent, will carry Connecticut by A peasant woman and her daughter comfort a dying man as U.S. Marines controlling crowds of protesters FOB BEST APPOIHTMBMTB, PLEASE CAXX E A B L ^ and MTb. CMIbact Negro of An- dtntuiM iUp. Uld. or looam. Juat —AH 20 congressmen seeking ■prlnlcl. a Hitla yASr a rra on your renomination in Massachusetts about 160,000 votes, according without triggering Increased S Oovar. Mr. aad Mra. BagUo also ptatw. PASTBTR hold, dnitun. fight Vietcong troops over the weekend in the village of Thai Thong, a north­ hava aavan gtanOchBdron. firnMr. Tou wt bjtw , fW more "Art Bbow” by Manobeator Ftaw Arts Assodatton and Washington primaries won to a projection from a poll tak­ violence. Roy Beller-s MUSIC SHOP oomforubl*. rABTEira la alkaline To Overhaul Budget Tuesday and Oklahoma voters en in the Second Congressional western suburb of Tay Ninh. 'The girl is! holding her hands over her ears in an He speUed out recommenda­ Mr. BagUo operated a dairy —won’t Mur. Bolp. obMk ptou oOm. 80CVBNIBB ★ BPEOIAIJB ★ PBIZE8 ★ DEMONBTBATIONB tions to give xu®testers a reai- - term in Hebron uflill his reftra- Dmtuiw that WMPtl^ to picked a political newcomer District. hwltb. Bo. your dmtlM nttilulr. attempt to silence noise of air strikes. The man M-16 fire in the Bonable bppoituntty for assem­ MU MAIN B4«N. LOB ANGEILES (AP) — Rich­ over a veteran in a Democratic The survey was taken by a nMnt two ywaxa ago. Ba la A- Oot PABTnTR at drus oounMn. ( He accused Vice President bly, to Issue specific instruc­ ard Nixon already bto men at Hubert H. Humphrey, his Dem­ congressional runoff. professional polling organization arm, chest and stomach. Marines bandaged him and helped place him on a oanolal aocrelary of tha La Fu- tions to police “to use the mini­ work, overhauling the federal —American Independent can­ for GOP ccmgresslonal candi­ ocratic rival, of wavering on is­ wooden bed, but he died later, (AP Photofax) mum force necessary,” to de­ budget and is sending a person­ sues. "Before we can have a de- didate Wallace told Ms party's date Peter P. MariaM and Its Teacas convention h r will be findings in the Second District flate alarming nimora that are al emissary abroad, preparing ibate between Nixon and Hum­ unfounded and to maintain a in midcampaign for a RepubU- phrey, Humphrey’s got to settle elected president by a Mg vlcto- were projected for the entire state, based on previous voting constant turnover of pcHice In­ can White House. Ms debate with himself,” Nixon volved in tense situations to But even as he took those said. patterns of Republicans, Dem­ WoUace Qualifies ocrats and unafflUated voters. North Viet Infiltration avoid overheated tempera. steps, in smUclpation o t a Nov. 6 “It's Humphrey vs. Hum­ In AD 50 States Mariani’s campedgn manager, "It Is the duty of leaderaMp eleothxt victory, the Republican phrey. He’s taken positions on Nicholas Norton of Colchester, and law enforcement to control First Again in Connecticut! presldenUai nominee said the twice aa many Issues because TULRA, Okla. (AP) — said today Uie projected state violence, not cause It; to seek public opinion polls that riiow he’s been on both sides of every — Gtoorge C. Wallace has totals for Presidential candi­ ways of relieving tension, not to Mm running ahead ore not iJHnie.” completed an eight-month e f­ Reported on Down Trend dates are: Nixon 618,000 (51.5 look lor a fight,” d a rk said. going to lifll the OOP into over­ Today, Nixon plans a stop in fort to meet the quallflca- per cent). Vice President Hu­ Clark was followed at the confidence.- tions as a third-party presi­ SAIGON (A P ) -r- North Tfiet- had predicted earlier that Infil­ tratl(»i routes, and monsoon Fresno and another in Salt Lake bert Humphrey 458,000 (SO per hearing by FB IDlroctor J. B5d- “The poUsters have been dential candidate for the bal­ namese infiltration into South tration In August again would floods vhlch slowed traffic City before heading eastward cent) and George Wallace 182,- gar Hoover. wrong oU year l in May, M,000 In June and filled its units to the strength It lor the study because the com­ with a statewide television of Washington spending. tification awaits a ruling by ying for a new thrust against al­ cans. 80,000 In July. All are estimates. feels It can support; air strikes mission will go out of esdstence show, one in a series of live vot­ “That reappraisal, Incldental- the U.S. Supreme Court, ex­ lied outposts below the DMZ. INSURED CONVENTIONAL The projection attempts to The U.S. Defense Department by American bombers on infU- alter a year. er Interview programs In the pected Oct. 7. Continuing the air campaign predict how the sizeable num­ Johnsrm created the 18-mem- major states. (Bee Page Six) to blunt that buildup, U.S. B02s bers of undecided voters—about ber commission June 6 as Ken­ made two raids Tuesday on 20 per cent of the electorate— nedy lay dying , in Loe Angeles troop concentrations, supply will actually cast their ballots where he was shot as he cele­ areas and base catmps In the on, Nov. 6. brated Ms (Jalifornla Democrat- northern half of the DM Z and Norton said he personally Senate Debate Set Juat Inside North Vietnam. (Bee Page Twenty) feels that some of the Republi­ ------—— V ' Herald Pony Express cans and Democrats who now Meanwhile, American infan­ say they Intend to vote for try from the 25th Division On Naming Fortas knocked out nearly half of an at­ The Pony Express isn't Wallace will "wander home” and line up behind their parties’ tacking enemy battalion Tues­ de«d—-it's just tired. Her­ candidates before the election. WASHINGTON (AP) —After harrii debate and the probabili­ day northwest of Saigon, raising Court'Action MORTGAGE LOANS As for M aiianl’s strength in months of - skirmishing, debate ty of a filibuster. Is clouded. to at least 259 the number of en­ ald newsboy Bruce Mora Majority leader Hike Mans­ emy troops they have killed in the Second District, Norton said will begin in the Senate neset Threatens in the GOP contender is "several field said he plans to bring the that w ar hotspot this week. delivers pert of his 96-pa­ week that will end in either con­ percentage points” ^hlnd in­ nomination top the first of next The enemy’s target was a 2Sth per route by pony express. cumbent Democratic Rep. Wil­ firmation of a new cMef Justice week. He said the flrat attempt Division artillery camp called N Y C S trik e to limit debate probably will be His briother, Richard, de­ liam L. St. Onge. He expressed or Mtter defeat for President “Pope” In a rubber forest cloM confidence that Marlani, a Grot­ Johnson and Ms nominee. made after four days. to the most traveled Infiltration N E W YO RK (A P ) — Court livers the rest, somethnes on resident and former State President Johnson nominated route for funneling Viet Cong Up to 90% of Value The stage was M t Tuesday action on the stalemated teach­ Senate Minority Leader, will his old friend and long-time ad­ and North Vietnamese troops by the seme method. ers’ rirlke loomed today aa a overtake St. Onge smd win the when the Senate Judiciary Com­ viser to succeed Earl Warren ands uppUes to the capital a r u . Judge promised swift considera­ mittee voted 11-8 to recommend And the pony, jll-year- election. last June 26. _ - After laying down a heavy tion of moves to punlrit and pos­ acceptance of the nomination of Marianl is trailing Nixon, ac­ The Republican senators mortar barrage, a battalion of sibly Jail the head of the United old Ronnie, makes the route Abe Fortas to the flmr. cording to the poU, wMch pre­ spearheading opposition to the about 400 men Mt the camp Just Federation of Teachera. Despite a delay of more than with a free rein and knows dicts the Republican presiden­ appointment charged the WMte before midnight Monday. The “The situation is deteriorating tial candidate wlU outpoU Hum- two months, the favorable vote House was bringing .great pres- attackers charged, repeatedly, fast and becoiAing intolerable,” every stop. He has been do­ phrey by about 28,(XX) votes In had been expected. But the fu- said state Supreme (tourt Jus­ ( bIm Page Six) (See Page TweoW) ing It for 10 years, ever the Seconcl District. ture, holding the certainty of tice Francis J. Bloustein. “This - i since a third b r ib e r , John, court will not stand by and per­ mit the situation to drift and then 11 and now 21, had drift. It helps very little to insM 649-5203 the route. that negotiations are going on.” No Matter Who Is Elected However, It appeared that no John delivered papers peace talks were In process. Un­ {until he was 18, when he ion president Albert ttiwker’a I gave ■it to Ms brother Rlch- call for round-the-clock negotia­ U.S. Tax Code Due for Study tions went unanswered and he iard, now 17 and attending sat In his Park Avenue Bouth of- '■Nf; Icheney Tech. Bruce, By EDMOND LeBBETON to schedule weeks, possibly against what promised to be lice while the court proceedings [astride the pon>9, is 14 and Associated Press Writer months, of hearings. controversial and drawn-out went on. study of the code at the time be- WASHINGTON (AP) — No Although some minor modifi- Rhody McCoy, Negro admin­ tin the eighth grade at Ben- bause of what it said waa the ur­ matter who Is President or catlcms were mside in the code istrator of Brooklyn’s Ocean gent need for immediate pas­ |net Junior High School. which party controls the House, in connection with the 1964 tax HlU-BrownsvlUe school district sage of tha surtax. He packs his Heralds in the complicated and much- reductions, there has iMen no and the pivot of the predomt- amended tax code Is due for a extensive review of the tax laws The Treasury did promise to i nately wMte teachera’ union dis- anchester la bag slung over his shoul- M since 1964. I recommend to Congress possi­ I pute over school decentrallsa- searching riuify and possible re­ Ider, and hops o ff to deliver vision next year. Over the' years a host of spe­ ble changes In the law. CmigreB- tloit^sJeCted Tuesday a new sf- Member F.O.I.C. V la few papers at a time. Both Chairman Wilbur D. cial provisions have been at­ slonal leaders don’t expect the fortto end the walked. Millfl, D-Ark., of the House tached to the code, many of recommendations until after the The court prooeedtogs are iRonnie fcdloWs him, and Ways and Means Committee, wMch ere said by critics to be November elections. based on the city’s motion to M A IN OFFICE - 923 Main S t m t E A S T B R A N C H r 289 E u t Caotir Straat W E S T B R A N C H - Manohaatar Parhada Jruce mounts again when and Rep. John W. Byrnes, R- loopholes for the well-to-do and Tiere has been no official dis­ IHmlsh Bhanker for crtialMl le has to go to the next Wls., who is In line to be Chair­ the well-advised. closure ofTwhat the Treasury contempt in calling tha wallwqtt BURNSIDE OFFICE- 700 Bamiida tvanao SOUTH WINDSOR OFFICE • Sullivan Avinuf Shopping Cantar man if the Republicans take Demands were made In Con­ may recommend, but tt la not wMoh violates a otats law ||umi>ing'off stop. over the House, say they faVor a gress earlier this year in con­ expedted to call for abolition or ning strlk u by muntotpBl sm> Ths Moras live at 888 full-scale review of the Internal nection wMh passage of the 10 drastic reduction of ths contro­ ptoyaa. Shankar s a r y ^ a “1 f i j per cent Income surtax for revi­ versial 87Mi per cent oil deple­ lackmatack St. The route Revenue Code. Jail ssntenoa lata last yaar fof' In separate interviews, both sions to allow for additional tion allowance. leading ths U F T ’a 14-d^ atidka in< the Hackmatack-Kee- said they would put the review revenue wUbout a general tax Other Ukely subJecU for re- at ths start of the last attoei MAIN omoc AND PARIUDE OfflCE OPEN 8ATUBDAY MOBimWW liey-Bidwell Sts. area,

'I PAGE THREE MAKCHSSTFR EVENING HIBIALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ > A T . 18, i m Waranoka Rd. and toa loto HB- M E^i^Sdiool Alaska Oiaiiiber ton Turldngton Sr., lett Man- !%emwold on chaster 88 years ago. Ba owns AffeniionI Books Added and oparataa an insuranoa agen­ DO YOUB TWJnPBB De^calioiiSet / Taps Turkington N dB TH cy In Homer. TOO R A B T # A K «5 2 Word has bean reoelvad from RCADim MPROVEIIENT CLASSES Book Review T o lib ra ry Tbe new mehaid Mertto Ro- He to married to the focmer Q l Homer, .Mortte toot MlMon Norma Helnoe o f Son gVoncto- n coilaiT M mmI on Dartmouth MWNNING SmMIER 23. 1 >«8 0 *5 Turldngton, form erly o f Man­ 00. ’Ibe couple has two aoaa at a tk AO 107 fid. will hold a fam al dadtoo- chester, has been elected praa- and two daugtitera. AFTEBNOONOnd BVENINa CLASSES Msnt tha avorage dedarsr ftoys WBTT BAIT rton and open bouse 00 Sunday, # 107 ♦ Qt94 idant at its Chamber at Oom- tha fln t few trteka at firs rnOsa Oat 10 from 2 to 4 pkn. Every- fllaupt fo r a U B fB N T A R T and H lO H 80H(XM:< rtudm la In ty KI095 O 142 maroe. ■bore toe ported spood IbnlL 0 Q10742 O KfOd cna la InvMad. The tnfomation, in the tom Too Spodnl To Claraify of a dipping from the Anebor- G|lrfA|a OOlOORGwNBHOMp TOOGMlHHyt OOsWfG BOGIql T 6Gv B i « a » i Iben, after be has already tr A *2 ♦ ♦5 Tbe dadtortian la aponsored H y orodlt to and has bam tor- og« DaUy Tlmaa, was sent to V n r a n S m ^ 0 « ^ Bendhig l^Mney. t i ta r tm yntricraUy tart tha band, ba 90VTB * by tba Board ct Education, and rltda. “ Honart Douglas’ ’ add ilowB down to a wato It pays Town Dtractor Harold A. Tbrk- * town CbMMW * Xbe-TMIng BMgHMB * Certtfied Teodien ♦ 93 Htoa. AMtai Murphy, boosd me a too wrong direetiott. « KJ843 mar town manager for whom at the dsvO lort year, whan ha took a top W y a 19a . Douglas does fix iS ■ . c a n n S B S ra a n ra N ext to Oavegra Opening lead —fonr o f dte. Wart N a i* Bmt tba la-room oohool le named, Dorttlcn with IBH . the oars before ha aeBs Uteml Tbere moods. 1 ♦ Paai 2 4 Psm and bar lamBy ora the honored WANU U m . CONN. XMephene 048-9MT diaqr TtoMS-CUde to Artoy When today's band waa daatt MUton Tiiridngton, tba cldart W««- 2 N T Pass 3 4 P ms goaota of the day. T.R.D., Itondiaater hi tha recent naUonal bridge son o f Hra. John WaUatt o f 198 3 O PlM 3 4 PSM Judge' Chotlta B. Hotwa, an tonmamsnt In Hbmsaptdto, toe 4 0 Pool 6 A A ll Paw. qaaortato Joattoa o f the State areesge dertarer took tha ace Beeper— o f 4taf»mnds and tmroedlatrty iuprome Court and a former GranfhB M aster . ihckadasood ■ CMkSp A4)-1»T. Boyd—The prise tor being toe fastert draw cipal apeokar. loyal I * • ( wfeooi be Tpke. arm be to­ 8 de yea aoyT h f t i l l ' s For Your Convenience! Bnley—The EqoMable U fe Aa- at toe tonmament. Oeramentaa will begin at 3 mmmmmrm to ^ U tj Of the U X , ns o f branches- Onr arerage declarer nast g jn . wMh toe invooaiticn by toe Uto-ISM la ecremonies to­ took the top spadeo and mlfad immediste Juaep to tw o epndad Itav. Georga T. Hoottond, rec­ o B S S T th r u SAT/EVERY WEEK - THURSDAY NIGHTS tiU 9:00 Burger—4be e*eeoltee"w wife ter abouid abow a tra ig support ta r tor o f i t Hory*# X^ptecoftol ot BAO nt Orsnge HaH. a spade. He could lead h is Clarbe—The pencatoe o f q ja e ^ fourth trump to dummy and partnar's suit, * very ateong CfMrota. 691 M A IN 8T/-MANCHE 8TEB ruff another spade w lto bis tort suK o f your own, e r saecap- Appropriate rsmartai wHl be sean tomal atiaugto in Ugh cards. auO y i BM es^. tsnmp, brt then the etam would mode toy Salem Ifaaalff, wbo Hrtfiekl—Wot qtoCe as Sbnpie pyunfc W. R rtf, a member of atm depend on the heart •- In tola cast yon hava poor was ebatamon of the building Express yourself in o round-fhe^dock bed- e l e a c Oote—The eearch tar the robota the tstaoMtn comiiHitest of the neaee. (South bad to g rt out ■upport tar partnar's dto. oonunUtfe oa toa acbool was to retoet •»- p— tar tm lw ne. Dugan—toocld beneafh the aea nsmiii tirr t State Grange, wfU with a dtomond and erentually moods, oidy modanrtsly goo^ rooml'See us.for fhe lofesf ideas in bedrooms ,____ ^ ______Aad Ikto pbOoMfMcal n d «eo- GetoBMT and Kitoberg—The tar- eiamMd: AMy. John S. O. Rott- fee toe inrti Btog ofBcer. jort the slam wben the heart spadas, and about 3 o r S palate iMiee to to tarn . m » ic te»e*i«y w «« towya *to- gnttm Bi Igtibortinwl ner os praamit ohairmon of tha Other offleers to be taetelled nnrsrr tort.) lees tiw" the Ugh cards nsed-' board, and Mayor Hatoaa Agow- for livingl Jeet to We abae »• j»opec«trtlit Hearo—PittiBg yoor flgnre ed fo r a Jump when you aren’t jj— -gga * are Krm. Walter north, orer- Exceptional Declarer ClDiMe an) H Payne dees Huchladk Hokllrra sure of a powarttd tramp euit Keith’s to cooparatliw wttb toe Naftonol Retail Tunilture AamiototloB and Brtitar ra to a tolior ^ trodUe eCe nely*- r. Xrs. Crtcate O. Ktag, lec- Ihe exceptional declarer saw COATS B on to end the druB. by Rob­ OapyifgM v m Tba oobool’a new aixto grade Hrtneaond^Stnamagortna tobringliy you ttemort to u- Krtmeto.. G kBorriaan. the ofrfy entries to dum­ twdroom. See thto round-tho^Jock be«&oom featured m Saptombor'a toaue of tmf "C m bidtaT* to detaS, it ert T. fltafbtd and odieri Oeneral Tfeakmea Ortp. glaa cltib wMl oliig. The atory to pcobabiy to bee w he Kreierth rw em i o f pndcsf, old my's spades were in the tmmp Tbe benedtotton wtU be by Botitar Homsa and Oardana Aim on display at Kettb’s . . . W. Dim- aulL b i order to conserve ataa and loo*— atewaid; ItabM Leon Wtaid of Templa f o r F

- *•>* mkMerm eiecUona to tha pjo. After the tarteltofitio, re- irtng of beests. tbe UWtarian Uhtoenaltot Oon- totoresto would prefer to art up fi ...... win be eerved by Daily <|n*rttan G e t E o n f * nertteut Volley Dtotitat wbkh America with main olficat in sault wMh Intent to commit pidar navigator on a BX, o * of state legtotetnrc Hay U, church and eburoh oebod here, nmnrnm^ * aSld,. 1 Him.. jnWam X Hbrrto^ raitnai apn r wUh ano dW toehidoa diurobee in Hartford, Borton. n ta dtotrlct’s teUow- murder, wot reported mlselng IkreDh^ BrinKalk he h M. Of the eight conteatenta cbalnnan, and Him. Chartea O. .umnd, and toe next playtr paas- Otaatonbury and Storrs, oooofd- aMps and churches cover mudi at 2 a.m. after a routine bed tM V l^d i break fraen bto feDow fltosa. A new Unitarian church here worthy of Oieir sopport ta. Tan bald: Spades, A-K-Ad- tog to Artand R. Usoda, chair­ Maasaohusetts. check. krtoTbSrtSato would fill a gap to toe religious Next Wednesday night's State police sold Bayer had - - - ||g ^ ♦toirBvt to on HsBsii man of tba dtotrtot’a extomion mtta PuiMfciM Hotda- oppcrtunttlea to Hanoheator, ao- principal speaker and guest au­ earned the Job of trustee during camp a lo i« with the pOot, CbpC commMtoe- cordlog to toa Rev. Natoantol via on tha oorth. B o l t a n thority vriU be the Rev. Russell his Imprisonment at the mini- BftA, aaA the co-pOot, Bende Tba merttog la cpm to aB Laurirt, pootor of the Hartford Bto bneie idea was to see the Lockwood of Borton. mum-securiW form. Moran. Byrd to a eteady hand, potBona. toterertod to a church UnMorton Uatveraalirt Omreh. people and the country—not Iho with mar# Bberal religious ootv For more information, write The missing priaoner's wife S wh»— to the detra-majF^aie or idione Mrs. i ^ e Roblnaon poWilciene. buieaucreta and of- oepfa, aooording to Atoert O. A new church would provide lives In lOlford. type. Adjusted Budget, ^795,000, at 698.Vernon St.' ftetei toorirt trapo—be baa oome of 81 RMtney Rd. end the services of a tree faith near­ fv4Uoed Sept. 18 ^ n lt M Msty Uaga to oqr aboot Laag to eonlent to aetde r » 1 tot. ^ cfflctol Ruartaa tourtot Approved by School Board to to ter from being the eort food a^ cigarettea Tbe Board of Edneafion ap­ ter to Stons) and WnBam Houle tort in** attempta-to proved an adjusted budget at waa appotoied as tbe board’s n u n r iii i r n ii t ut Zoim made a few «*>•one «f* ■♦♦jMipe to big bUBy wbo forces liim to be- g* ecbools. to lobby for more atete aid to m m u D i E Cooler days and sportive scenes are in the offer­ find a -twtiter levrt-ths report- come a flgbter, even to tbe point xbe booriTe budget was cut maiiy sieas, as Its rcgioeial do you have ing. . . and this is your cue for a return to active ogs of what goto on with Joe of efaallciigisg the bidly kfmaelf. 123,779 «• suggested by toe legiatettve wortad s y . UMIKIDHIi! fashion! Melton benchwarmer with zipout tri­ ■nd Ivan. Leig's emergenee aa_a real Board of Finance, by toe an- Late tone pile liner and sleeve liner. Spirited styling ITinineiT**rrgTT rraorta on n** man ooi^iee when the Ruartrae mjol town meeting last Hay. A Tha board gave its approvBl starts with three patch and flap podtets, fly front .i»n . gad pour through the eastern boat jgrger cut had been profooed to a late bus route wUrti wiU a corselette closing and inside zipper, detachable unitned of the life be aaw; oei toe re- end the Oerramw move their the finance board, but toe cover the whole town. Bi some toatencea, studante win be le- hood. of n*-*' timditiaael priaoneia to a new camp. budget was rejected by t B e totjreta as drivers, waiteflg. ’niose who have read Wertbei' town with tbe underrtandtog qolied to do eome woBctog. The bus w U -teave the Ugh sebort you can *t uvait Comes in Ifavr and Loden . and termers; on the mei'a grapUe “Ton Ryan’s Ex- that some of tbe schort board r r fqffd in track atop# and in bo- prem” win remember that it be- cut be restored, whicb It was. at 3:40 and toe ran to e v e rte d 8i z e 8-a 0 tela; im churebes, ttwwim*«ie« gga ia a prison camp to Italy When the boitfd bad adopted to end by 4;40. It wiB run H oli­ IOaCt•al(^tefeMaai vmcaficn apc4ai oa prifys, h A in a uerveiliigitog cf- toe recommended cuts. Dr. Omm days and Wednesdays. shopping and boaO^. and on fort to detour a tratoload of tagna said be was pteaaed be- Iba board also ^iproved igp- to get out of? toa vartatlosis «"»o«'g RnaOUm' priaooere to safety over the cause be did not srant to -Bi —Oaor readabla books on subjects Tou sprinkle erotic ecenes, queror worm,1 8 :00. Htol Skirt POIRETTE’S A bbdrobm can be so much more than just axtUeit, ing saved by deferring rvrtt* ranging from Albert Sdtweiteer usuaBy to the preeent elementary s ^ Hob, 9:4:40. your own quleti private retreat. A place to watch TV, to w rte letters, to Lento, has achieved toe diffi­ aU through Om ^ ,;gng,vatjga g* sebort, PROMISE to simply get away from rt all. We have lots of new Ideas for making cult gort of making Harx a ^ute and by not pavtog a play area Gun Une Lim iU your b^room a living room. Bright decorating ideas, kicky cojoj’ eradibte and very fallible mor­ o f the new tal rather than the stereotype ti­ tio n -a dash of homosexusU^, a U r g e d tme P o H c e schemes, great accessories. And most important, a mattress that bit of Incest. It makes quite a » « « « « were taken Kle|Sin7#xlO*3-fe.ttt *331" tan of world revotution. from the n^erfatendent’s otflee, gives the rest you need to really enjoy your home. Fosturepedic combination. HARTFORD, Conn. (A P ) — With great patlenea, Payne la about oudlo-vtoual materials, office *HeIen of Glaxiei^s says: promises no morning backache from sleeping on a too-son mat- OMiaa S ilt N X N * I-fc . ( i t *2 3 3 ** has c a v ^ and buttreaaed wlto This tone the story 'Hte Hartford branch of the Brian and Jacquelyn, a huOband supi^les, travel for Instruction­ American Civil LIbertie* Union trass. Firm—not hard; comfortable—not soft. The rest comes easy. impressive rcseareb the many al petsonnsl, equipment and so Hip meoiurement i$ iu»t one of teveral important contiderationo when chooting a and wife team who have made CHACLU) has urged enactment aspects, often repeBtog, of hto forth. some sc9cy box-office roovlee to­ of new lawa on toe use of fire­ proper foundation. What about waitt measurement? Are you long- Or short- subject. While certetoly not a A savings of #1,900 was real­ gether. How they are on tbe arms by police. waiited? Do you have a tmaU, medium^ or large frame? Many of our customers are USE KEITH’S REVOLVING CRBaOTT PLAN THE OLYMPIC RACER hostile witness, Psyns lemovss ised to toe predlcUon for cub- his transformtog dieguUe of The group said Tuesday a po- now enftiying for the first time the com fort and youthful tine of a professional­ GSTth-ihildiiif ^ d T ^ lT * and Brian, an Irlrtunan o f prodl- **^**|*f* Uceman sboiild use hto gun only and on hto own gto )* sexual prowasa, to to Lon- ****** InatrucUonal ^ dangerous felm y aua- MANCHESTER Totiight— 1st Ron— Both Color ly fitted foundation. lsn*t It worth five minutes of your time fn> look and feel Uke a majMs him stand DRIVE-IN ter-from-secure legs. don with hto latest young mis- s i ^ m ^ protect Ufe, new woman? Stop by today and see fo r yourself what a difference a profes­ Wfll You INVEST 2 to 5c a day for Your Own trees (and s fsw casual pick- Dr. Castagna tofomad the offidaia of tbe organisation EdtBT Align Foe’ll GiMtiogt Sisdg 8>14. In Brom i and Bdge. Harx waa not a particularly board that tbe school had bid sional fit makes. All fittings and alterations are free of charge. orlgtoal thtoksr. Payna finds at una). nlaktog a really serrtous said present state Uw allows ',movle; he wants to be an actor, on a 1982 Dodge Internalto^al at an officer to kill a fleeing sus­ not Just a asx symbol. an auction and had won the pected felon to prevent eecape 11 AVI I HI CHII DIH N HOMt ,/ Greater COMFORT H WELL-BEINC? Despairing, Jacquelyn ac- truck for #800. even It the susp^ presenU no cepto a bid to make a movie Speech Therapist Approved danger to onyoM. Hanrl^rBtrr epic to Brasil—encouraged by a In other buaineee the' board The HACLU cited the recent COATS COATS current • millionaire lover— voted approval' of a contract fatal sboottog of a New Brit­ Hiavo Tou TrNd Keitti’a lEontittd iprrald though she isn’t quite sure she with Project ASK for the serv- ain youth oa an, example «C a ’’Ono-Btop S boiip ln gr’ vife HAVE A FINE SELECTION MIGiW y a We’ll Come To Tour Home Pabllikrt Deilr IteMrt dondart wants to marry him after tbe dl- ices of a tj/tacb tberaptot two controversial use of a poUca- ^SZaamCE’ Z t ' u r n i l u r s vorca from Brian goes through. hoU-dsys a week for the school To Advtoe Tout lad UeUdayi M U Wesell ftreet. man’a gbn. ’The iB-year-oid boy e Use Our New Revoivtog MAC, GARDNER, CHIPS AND TWIGS. BILLY tCaaobMUr. Coon. (MOIOl The narrayve geU into some at #1,800. was shot Inside a building while reUptaoM MS-mi CredK PlanI pretty alUy aequencea, several A speech therapy program prtlce were InvesUgattog a ra- nn MYiiiiii m Mim IM m e AU Purebnee Inepeotod M A N C H L s r r R •OY. MC GREGOR A^D LAND 'N UKES IN Scooe-i Ctase Poetess Paid oi o f tbe plot ow!tchea are qo’.te waa conducted succeeafully this I I II i MKtlCM MTCMMnOMl't...... 1 n ‘j MAIN ST. HaaclieeMr. Ooon. ported burglary. 'u n i f o r m s h o p Befeuw DettvejocI ^ y , and the wrlttog to com- summer, according to John Sen- Tbe HACLU said Ita atete- e We Have Terms Opporttetoe Bcimet Junior Hlgb Bobool

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Scheduled hy B^nai Israel pbb i for oN yowr F I Moots Gaar yourialf for Fall's naw "Rancharo" Hie hljh holy day aervlcee at aMaMrtnations, the mountlngr and Sovol Sovo! Sovol bagi. . that capture the individualistic Oonsrefatiofi B'nai Israel In comtiat deaths, and the fealing of now! Now durabla wastarn Rockville will be conducted Oils al tragedies of. our own famli- Lorgost Displaf ood So-| year by Cantor Maraball Press ies and friends all bear wltnw* grain vinyl, in thadas of axprasto and and guest RabM Lester Segal. to the frailty of man and the ^ loctlon in tho oroo. hayitacic. Matal trimmad.. .wida The ten-day holy period be­ need of divine guidance for our thoulder straps, double and single very survival. The precarious r gins with Roah Haabanah, the Jewish New Tear, and ends srith path our world is treading be­ handles, outside pockets.. .and In Tom Kippur, the Day of Atone­ tween war and peace, between shapes roped to go with today's m en t racial equality and exploding - SPECIALS- fashions. Services will start Sunday at ghettos, between despotism and 0:45 p.m. and will also be held freedom for the nations of the THURSDAY, FMBAY. SATURBAY Monday and Tuesday at 8:80 world and between the new con- a.m. and 0:80 p.m., in honor of scioixmess of our youth and the the New Tear. staid policies of oUr inflexible At these services, the shophar, society indicate the un­ ■ONEUSS, ISAN SNIUMN IV or ram’s horn will be blown 100 precedented necessity of God’s times to "stir the hearts of the benign Interventloa in behalf of congregants in prayer and peni­ the w orld. te n ce ." "Thus in the traditional- Roei "The Rosb Hashanah holiday Hashanah and Tom Kippur splr is a season of Joy and hope for it, let us this year pray not cm- I the coming year," Cantor Press ly for our own personal we! said. being, but also for a healthy This solemn season is climax­ nation blessed with creative and ed by Tom Kippur,' a day of able leadership and for a world fasting and prayer and peni­ o i peace and freedom." tence, the holiest day in the ( ^ 0 Jewish calendar. The day is UtBEBSHOP CHOnt ushered in by the Kol Nidre LOl tevnj^, Ky. (AP) —It Prayer Oct 1 at 0:15 pm. was Tom Williams’ first visit to This service will continue the church and the 8-year-old following day starting at 9 a.m. watched with Interest as the and continue until sundown. Af­ choir, dressed in white smocks, terwards, the sisterhood will marched in. serve breakfast. "Look,” he whispered to his ROAST 8 As a special service, a kinder­ dad, ’’they’re all going to g;et a garten teacher will provide ac­ h a ir cu t” tivities for all children from U a.m. to 1 p.m., while parents (Herald pnoto by HucelTicun) attend the Roah Hashanah and Tom Kippur services. Shop Early Vietnam Project Needs Final Push In accordance vrith the cus­ WANTED lb tom of visiting the graves of Oeaii, Late Model Back in mid-Au^ust, little Le Thi Yen was a very unhai»py diiW tricyclo WAS destroys fix the opening phase of the battle for Tay Nfnh in Viet- Bright red bags with green drawstringa arc being filled for netic tape for tape recorders, pocket games and plastie con­ deceased parents at this holy u servicemen in t^etnam for Christmas by Mrs. Alfred Chris­ tainers. All the Vietnam packages must be mailed by Sept season. Cantor Press will be at U SED C A R S nam. Now, she is the poesessor of a brand-new tricycle, gift of an anonymous 30, and to meet Manchester Chapter's goal of 100 gifts, the Ellington Cemetery this bM^actor in Sacramento, Calif., who saw an Associated Press picture of weep­ tensen, left, and Mrs. William Minor, members of the Man­ Top Priega Plaid chester Chapter of die American Red Cross committee for more money and articles are needed. Those wishing to con­ coming Sunday and Sunday, ing Le liii Yen astride her broken toy. ( AP Photofax) its "Shop Early Vietnam” project Each bog wili contain at tribute either money or items may contact the Manchester Sept. 29 from noon to 2:80 p.m. For All MakesI EY£ OF THE tOUND least 15 items, including cigarette lighters, penlights, combs, R ed C ross o ffic e a t 2S7 E . C enter S t to recite memorial prayers. CARTER CHEVROLET stationery, shoe pOUsh, can dy and nuts, p laying ca rd s, m ag­ The significance of the high ------holy day services was express- CO., INC. New Trike for Le Thi Yen Eleanor Powley, EUlngtc:i; Beverly Rhodes, Oxbow Dr., and «d by Cantor Press in a bul- 1229 MUn St. V e rn o n Raymond Airoldl, South Wind­ Evelyn Perkins, 66 EUingUm |eUn to b^ Congregation as fol- Photie 649-5238 t By PU BB ABMUIT tiie rite of th«lr deairoyed home, the new trioy MarUed by Adult School Registration 5 just 10 months old to the day homeless with some rocking aU the fuss that riie started * wtMO the battle of Tay Nlnh be- iron, a tn r bag. of cement and bawling and .topped only when ROAST 5 gan. When die returned to her 6,000 pla.tet»—about 645, not .he wae jdanted firmly on the Continues Through Week f TtMi home her tear* war. not enough to re-eriablWi Uielr new machine. 1 foe hay rag doll, her crib or for- home, but adequate to dart re- Her father, a dallholder. at a Mrs. Mae Morgan and Mrs. Registration for classes at the k Um m Id* Of oafadlM A e UMd to buildtag again. nearby market, c ^ e nuhlng Vernon Adult Ehrenlng School Marilyn. Guidotti of the Rock­ |r dip Into, all destroyed along Her mother^ 21^yearK>ld Vo over and beamed at the girl. ville Cburdi, Mra Joan Rich­ I B g O A P S L ! ^ 6 With the home. * Thi Xang, led the from the For Le Thi Ten, the gray day will continue tUs week each ardson of Bolton United MeQio- evening through Friday from 7 (Ust and Mrs. Marty Sperry of f Le TW Ten wept for her trley- crude dielter to a Jeep where wa. much brighter. to 9 and Saturday from 9 a.m. ^ ole, burned and bookled in the S South Methodist, Manchester. lb to noon. Mail registrations have All women of the church are in­ fire that connimed everything been cloeed. vited to attend. MMfCHGSTEii n k i m m her parents ownto. <3aases will start Sept. 80 and. Oamp Alderagate Day for eed Now die Ui happy again, even Oct 1 and 2 at Rockville High N !! tfaouib the family haa oioly a United Methodist C9iurch Wom­ To Drivo OB School and nm far ten weeks. en will be held Thursday frcmi lean-to shelter and no furniture. More persons are needed to 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. at Camp Ald- and PiHIT 00. W orn TW b- ^ G M LEAN , t O N a e S S La Till Tan has a new trloyole register in the following cours­ ersgate in Rhode Island. that die tide, around the ba^ es if they are to materialize: The theme for the day will be tle*tot».n9ighboihood, her elder aboithand, bookkeeping, psy- “Give Me TUs Mountain." Miss IN STOCK NOWl dd»r pwbliif. ciiolo^ of intelligence, sculp­ Hazel Homer, deaconess, will The Woyole was a gift from ture, geometry, physics, French be the leader. Thoee wishing to an anoogrmou. benefactor in Sa- Downtown Manehoiter and Parkada. and Italian. All classes are still attend should contact Mrs. oramanto, oaUf., who saw oa o p m fo r registratiao,. Janice Klingman, loesldent. Now "1969“ Colors DELMOUCO Aatodated Prea. picture of Le Residents of Vernon and reai- TU Ten astride har buoUed ma­ denta of neighboring towns may COLOMZER PAINT chine, tears flowing. attend the Kdio^. A Vernon res­ He wrote to the Balgon bureau ident may take up to three Vernon AS FSAITCBED IN HOUSE A QAIU« N “USE YOUR OA.P. or C.B.T. CHARGE” of The AsMclated Prem: "I courses for a fee of $2, with the CUSTOM STtAMES SHADES—AIAi TYPES ARTIST SUPPUE8 LADDERS—WE SEtL want to buy that kid a new trl­ exception of recreatkmal cours­ WALLPAPERS FAMOUS NAME BRANDS WHOLESALE TIRE Oa oyole, U you can't find him es where a fee must be charg­ Five N am ed 246 BBOAD ST., MANCHESTER, CONN. — 646-6148 maybe youtoan find some other P ed to defray the entire cost of 26 MOUNTAIN AVE., BLOOMFIELD, CONN. kid who needs a trike." Ehi- See Bay DankN — 851 Broad St. — Phone 6tS-X4M the (dass. Directors of TWO OOBIPLETE STORES TO SERVE YOU chwed was a cheiSk for 930. Non-residents of Vernon are STEAKS t Lc TM Yen and her family charged a $5 tuMian fe e p er Wire victims of heavy fighting course, plus one $2 registration Nursing Unit JOE BROWN'S in the Tay Ninh area In mid-Au- fee. An (dasses in adult basic gud. Four block, of home, were education are free to reaidada Three Vernon residents and SA40NIZ SERVICE dsdroyed in the eastern part of and non-restdents. two ESUngton residents have the dty in street f^hting be­ Pailnek Sapper been added to the Board of Di­ tween Hanoi-directed troops and The Daughters of Isabella will rectors of the Rockville Public lb Vietnamese local militia backed bold a pothick supper and meet­ Health Nursing Association. do Servi with American armor. ing today at 6:80 p.m. at the Mrs. CUfford Hawley, Atty. 246 BROAD ST. The Hanoi Ttooga slipped out Community House, Franklin Lawrence Klaczak and James of .the city after a couple of Park, with M n. Betty Lee and F c b I MANCHESTEaCONN. R oche o f Vernon and Mrs. Sher­ f days, Isavlnf the wreckage be­ Mrs. Mary ^ Mcl.aiighlln in man Hills and Mrs. Thaddeus TEL - 646-197a hind. A total of 880 families lost charge of the program. Okolo of Ellington were intro­ M E S H LE A N Ffosh Extra Looo eveiythlng they had. Auxiliary Meefing duced at the Board meeting Jieid HOT DBJCtOUS ' I took the original picture but Mrs. Stanley D. Pearson, this w eek. PCK TACO DmNER I wasn't sure 1 coifld return and president of the Rockville Gen­ At the meeting, Mrs. E. Fen­ hideot Ihooi Tamale find the ohUd. But I didn't have eral Hospital Auxiliary, has ton Burke, president, and Mrs. HRST CLASS SMONIZ GROUND GROUND much trouble finding Le TM 'n • called a meeting of her execu­ Harry Hammer, first -vice-pres­ SMJolea. ▼ loA T Ten and her family last w eek at tive committee for tonight at 8 ident, traced the development Sonday tlini Thursday cbk CHUCK ROUND in the hospital auxiliary rooms. and services of the association I BUIE CORAL JOBS 11 AM. to 10 PJL P lans fo r an October dinner and cHed possible future HfTEBIOB SHAMFOOINO Friday and Saturday RANGE meeting will be made. Anyone developments for the benefit of 244 BBOAD B e a r o f D airy Queen 6 imahie to attend is asked to con­ the new members. 11 A JL to 12 PJfl. tact Mrs. Pearson. Mrs. Burke emphasized the Mna’s Oob Anctten ability of the association to ad FUEL OIL ‘Die Men’s club of the Itock- Just its program to meet the 19 INCH viUe Methodist Church will ludd changing health needs of the lb GASOLINE its anmuil auction, Sept. 21 at community during its 55 years Custom Deluxe WATCH FRIDAY'S the church on Grove St. of service. Bidding will start at 4 p.m. Services offered by the HERALD BANTLY OIL and will be recessed at 5:80 p.m. RPHNA, include bedside care SYLYAMA in 5-l.b. Loti inS-Lb. Lon and treatment, health guidance, for a cafeteria style dinner to p o b t a k a : t v be prepared by the Women’s nursing <»re and physical thera­ For Our Weekend Society for Christiaft Service. py for Medicare patients con­ FOB fined at home and numerous FILL YOUR FREEZER - ALL MEATS Bidding will resume at about UNSUBPAS8ED 6:80 p.m . clin ics. Specials! Homei*’^ Waltz will be the auc­ These services ace, now avail PEBFOBMANCE GUT, WRAPPED AND QUICK FROZEN tioneer and a variety of items, able to residents of Vernon, El­ Join SovklaldB, N b w O w n t r I Savin Optleal Dspt. Is • Walnut or Maple including home baked goods, lington, Tolland, Somers and TO YOUR SFECIFIGATIONS AT NO 0p6i Monday 'til 6 — wU be auctioned. B

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transportation. mondt, and Ralph sMd Joan Also, a special thanks to the BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1968 M ^u slok and Mrs. Albert Pip­ It was recently InadvertenUy Coventry Somes. Wllllmantlc Fire Department r A o a S IX er, visited the new quarters of reported the two local toams the Windham V la lt ^ Nurse Crone Heads Firemen switchboard operators who re­ Register Tonight trict and Robert Houley of Ver­ layed hundreds of messages were members of thp Hartford Agency Aug. 14. The WVNA of- Harold J. crone has been Conference League programs; Andover non, Democrat, who seeloB the SouHi Whichior Vdi«lt«r Drive for $1,250 Started is located In the new Senior elected president of the Coven­ over the three-dayp eriod. Also, THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT post of state senator from the a thank you to the Salvation however. WllUam J. Skoneskl, CltlMn apartment house on Val­ try Volunteer Fire Association, commlsslonbr of the CSiarter • Continuing Education Services S8th District. ley St. MTs. Psdmer sold, "W e Army for operating their mohllo me. for the 1966-66 year. Other Oak Mf4get and Pony Football Both candidates spoke briefly BIMOO' By Nursing Association wish the VNA of Windham suc­ canteen and supplying coffee, Announces First Registmtkm in Manchester 60 Pints offlceni include Malooim De- Conference, Inc., In a com­ and stated their strong wiEhes cess In their new home." vine, vice president; William E. sandwiches and soup. W ed n esd ay, Septem ber 18>—7 :00 P .M . Tha annual Public Health PHNA board of directors show­ munication stated, "Coventry Is to serve the people o f this area ^IVeDNeSOlAY NIOHT. SBPT. IB. 19*8 1,606' Expected Bridan Jr., secretary; Hans Cub Scout Meetmg O f B lood Nunhic Aaaoolathm Pund Drive ed a total of 172 visits made a member Wade is scheduled to attend the pTAOcta iphoto Kinney) In the Coventry Lake The local Midget Football Miss Dorothea Raymond, Miss Andover correspondent, Law­ Mrs. Holman Femold, MTs. counseling were held at Wind­ 6:40 p.m. dinner meeting of the lli|l recently, including the Connecti­ team pays Its second game of Manchester Evening Her­ Vera Stanley and Mrs. Hobart rence Moe, tel. 742-679f. PIANO’S MOTOR IN| Stanley Shisel, Mrs. Richard ham Center which she attend­ club on Oct. 2 at Coventry Studies Abroad cut State Police 0ci>ba Divers, the season, some time. In an ald Ooveettry oorrespondent, WUlard. Serving as donor aides illilhi! Bines and the Rev. Richard ed Aug. 1, 15 and 29. At the final Grange Hall on Rt. 44 A. The were Mrs. Richard Osborne and the U.S. Navy Scuba Divers; away game at East Hartford, F. Pauline Uttle, tel. 742-6U1. Richard Ansaldl of 69 Bat- i The business oommunity of East Center Stxee^ Roughen, assistant pastor of St. meeting the area nurses voted club’s next meeting Is same Mrs. J. T. Hohmann Jr. The neighboring scuba diving trams, against the East Hartford BINGO time and place tomorrow. Bolton Usta Rd. sailed last Wednesday j . 'i K a iy # Roman CathoUo Church. unanimously to continue this CAMtlAOE HOUSE aywy WEDNESDAY canteen was staffed by Mrs. welcoineB our newest neighbor, Fianoli Bfotor In charge of refreshments all Mutual Aid Fire Depart­ V.F.W. team. This team’s mem­ Frying apple rings? Sprinkle ££• lor Rome, Italy, for a year of The mOntMy report of Mrs. type of In-service education. If Andrew Deutsch, Mrs. Raymond ments and die Covesvtry Police bers are to report at Hill’s park­ with a little sugar and cinna­ Girl Scouts study in the European Honors Inn! i Bother R. Palmer, RN, senior possible. • will be Frank and Fran Moee- Bradley, Miss Nathaly Newton ley, James and Winifred Mar- Department. ing area at 13:80 p.m. for mon os the apples cook. Program. : . r t nurse of the PHNA, to the Mrs. Palmer with Mrs. Elsa and MIm Louise Dacler. Meet Tonight Properties were taken care of He is one of 26 students from all over the world who will par- "The Lappeti Family" by Gordon MacEHwiald, Rich­ Junior Girl Scout Troop 668 ard BJeUbrook, Paul Bramhall, Uclpate in a year’s "Experi­ will meet tonight at St. George’s Rick Osborne, Guy Cardlnl and ment in International Living’ ’ Bob . Don • Richard Osborne. Nine ladles of Episcopal Church from 7 to project. He has recently com­ the Women’s Fellowship served 8:30. Mrs. Robert Glidden is the pleted an intensive study of the Italian language, and will live John ff. a luncheon to the workers. A leader. one-gaUon donor pin was given with an Italian family for his Cadet Troop 669 will n o t first few weeks in Rome. to William Muszyski. meet as the leader had to re­ lappen The son of Aldo Ansaldi and * * Int^rporated fflC « Anderson at Dinner sign for personal reasons. A the late Mrs. Madeline Ansaldl, Gerald Anderson, Long Hill leader is now needed for this the student is a 1964 graduate INSUBOBS — BBALTOBS troop. five STOWS or rWHIOH— Rd., will attend the kick-off din­ of Manchester High School. He (5 5 D ner to be held Saturday in Put­ The Bolton Health' Council will meet tonight at. 8 at the is a fifth year student at the nam for WUUam L. St. Onge, Rhode Island School of Design, 164 E A S T C E N T E R ST ., M A N C H E S T E R |||| incumbmit Democratic Second Community Hall. The jimlor and senior chorus Providence, cuid will return to District Congressman. The affair the school May 80, 1969 to re­ will be held In the Putnam High of St. Maurice parish will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. ceive his bachelor’s degree In School and begins at 7 p.m. architecture. Anderson, co-ordinator in the Second District of Senator Eu­ gene McCarthy’s presidential Nixon’s Men .L. campaign, is a special g^uest aJpng with Democratic State W ork On Budget Chairman John M. Bailey and Landry is at controls of complex ground simulator. Governor - J Is David R. Landry, 22, Manchester High School where election. . . .” young juniors pilot's license and became a Town Hall from 10 a.m. to 3 ... recently graduated from the he was a member of the Varsity Nixon said the budget balance young juniors ... flight instructor for Rose Avia­ p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 5. Pro­ M Club two years, the Rifle he seeks will require a reap­ United Air Lines Flight Train­ tion in Hawthorne. After leaving ceeds from the sale will bo used Club for three years, and the praisal of U.S. commitments love fit ing Center In Denver, Oolo., and California State College, Ltmdry for the two main programs of go belted in Audio-Visual au b for two years. abroad in all areas, including now a Boeing 727 second oCBcer became a pilot for North Cen­ the club this year: the estab- After graduating, he attended the military. flying out of New York. Two tral Airlines, flying prop-Jeta ll^m ent of a scholarship tor flare and fur the UnlVNSltyof South Carolina Nixem’s campaign ambassa­ (dder brothers, Virgil, a captain out of Chicago. some Andover girl and to pro­ the going color in Columbia for one year and dor overseas Is William W. tor American Airlines, and Phil­ At Denver, he completed five vide more books for the Ele­ Scranton, former governor of ip, a first (^ficer for Continen­ CaUfomia State C o U ^ at Im g weeks of ground school follow­ mentary school library. from “Tfce Placed Pennsylvania. That assignment, tal Airlines, have had their Beach, Cal., for two years ed by two weeks of simulator People who have Items to g m y l . where he majored in economics which began today and will,end beads in the clouds f6r some training In a multi-million dol­ donate may have them picked N Oct. 9. produced speculation a. Our fur collared double breasted coat time. and minored in psyctxdogy. lar simulator which duplicates up by calling any one of the that the Pennsylvanian might boasts Wcky pleats that whirl frwn a drop every operaUon of any ^one in following members: Mrs. Paul o. IVom Modem Deb—Chonga (100% wool) be considered to -become secre­ waist Lined and interlined with inseam United’s jet and jdston fleet. Jinrovaty, Jr., Jurovaty Rd., double breast^ chinchillette collar and culT. tary of state If Nixon wins the ThenA U C f i Landryi.s c a ii\ * a j underwentvsss«.*a.* TV two Mrs. -- Richard------* Mahar, or Mrs. Dlmdl and half belted back with ‘T ’ pocket pockets. Cdery, 8-14 9SO weeks of actual training in the Charles WUliama, both of who election. Senate Debate Set featoree. Gray, Mae, 7-18 DISO b. Opossum-looking fur collar and ring cuffs airplane. The whole training live on Aspinall Dr. Otherwise, Scranton Is to visit Ix>ndon, period is capped when the items may be left at the Town Paris, Boftn' and Brusaells. Nix­ b. Bnap . . . dosee this superbly tailored side, with smart slant pockets take a side view on On Naming Fortas trainee takes his company and Hall the day before the sale on said he asked Scranton to doeinff gray coat with its snap^iff bdt and fashion genius. Wheret The Place, of course. Federal Aviation Administra­ from 12:30 to 3 p.m. find out what European leaders poc^eic deti^ set in the front seam. Perfect Gray, 6-14 DSD want (kme to rebidld the West­ (dentlnned from Page One) tion "finals.” Denaocrat Women for campus, 7-18 850 A well-attended meeting of the ern alliance, and hiow they view voting is required to put de­ Finally, Landry, like all new OMVa "Hie Flooe^. . . fiO fire atoraa sure to bear in behalf of Fortas. Andover Democratic Women’s direct negotiation between lead­ bate-limiting rule Into effect. United pilots, was assigned to C3ub was held last night at the ers of the United States and the DOfi Oofits.. eO five atom Just this week top Johnson Mansfield ;^ d If the first at­ the fleet as second officer with Town HaU. Special guesto were Soviet Union. aides refused to testify before tempt to -limit debate fails, the the Job of checking all functions Aloysiiis Aheam of Bolton, Nixon said he didn't assign size of the -vote will determine of the aircraft, supervising load­ the Senate Judiciary Commit­ Democratic candidate as Rep­ Scranton to check European whether he will try a second ing and monitoring instruments tee, which for the first time per- resentative from the 81st. Dls- viewpoints on tlie Vietnam war. son ^y questioned a nominee time to end the discussion. while in flight. for chief Justice. Republican Leader Everett Sen. Robert P. Griffin, R- M. Dirksen of Illinois, although Hlch., leader of the cqq;>ositian, supporting confirmation, has said after the emnmittee ap­ predicted there will be at least proval that bis forces were 80 votes against cloture, or far steadily gaining strength. He more than needed to keep a fili­ stopped short, however, of buster going. claiming enough votes at this He indicated in talking with stop to defeat the nmitination on newsmen Tuesday that he would a simple majority vote. not press his GOP colleagues to “ We are prepared and ready vote for cloture. to go,’’ Griffin said when asked Warren has retired contingent STOUfSOf if oppements were organized to on confirmation of a successor. carry on a filibuster. Johnson named another old “ There is so much opposition friend. 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\ 1 . IIANCHBSTOB BVENINO h e r a l d . IIANCHBSIER. OONN« WEDNESDAY, Sa^i'EMBEB 18, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, SEi^'A'BMBER 18, 1968 PAGE NINE C o v e n try gorvad as oletk of the three north end subdivisions; woskA and Mr. Marvin Aakatlyf S2nd District C o vesstry and aupestetssident tor Oonyata. V e m o n i Lojralty Pilgrim HUls, Northflelds and Library at Hale Twin HUU, at 1:80, 2, and 2:60 O ’N eill P icnic Once a Manebeatarlte, al- Peter M aiiani respectively. TV> B e Named for Dam CoUspsea Said Three Sentenced in Beatings wayv, a Manriiesterlta. The tour will end with an ap- l^tcd Saturday Former Town Director ToM akeStops pearanoe at Allen's Supet insr- Tbiire HamerMn Gmsed by Fanlta BECOME AH/^CCOUNTAHT Ray EHls, now a top IBM ot- Be the first pi'm y i m m >. Mass. Ms preeenta- Five in Slate Arretoed * wm be honored tUa Sunday at ing "unsatisfaoibry workman­ ynar-oM man appeared befpre tober aearten were Michael Co- for U.8. RsprsSsnfative from the ship end faulty design” caused Judfe Harold Misutl yestonlay loenbaro, 22, of IS Cedar BL, tion before the Anchorage one on your the aohool detUoation, when the for State RepreaentaitlTa WO- On Drag ViolatifHiB the coHepee of si dam on Lake in 12tta Olrquit Oqiiit in Roek- Rodcville, who pljMtded not guil­ City Council, he said, "And, Second Congressional District, Hhruy of the nsw facility Is apply now for t h i f a l l term Itam CNeUI to be held Sunday we feel that thU wUl repre­ will be making a campaign WAIXJNGFORD (AP) —Five named In hla honor. Thure Ham- Lea iwre March M. vUe for seiiienolnc after i4ead- ty to operating a motor vehicle at 1 p.m. a t the FtremaX’a Rec­ sent a great saving for the The dam, wboae ooBapea guilty to a reduce^ charge under the influence of liquor and swing through Coventry tomor­ persons have been anW ed by eriln, a oommlttae memher r reation Grounds In Bast Hamp­ people of Manchester — I row, as part of a series of ap­ Wallingford and New Haven po­ '* vr;iin i\irt of ii < )n ;i ( HI i.'ur-i'nil li'im. Informal guMted toure of the new Stafford Springs and trana- Robert J. Flstier,.49, of Hart­ Games will be provided for ported only for "bona fide scien­ 1 to 1:60, the area on R t 61 HOPKINSVILLB, Ky. (AP) — hundhig- Rafreahments wW also ferfsd to Hartford Hospital. ford, and Harold O. Nilson 28, the children and the East tific research” or for use as and Sam Clreen Rd. According to The Jefferson Davis monument I \on il'\ou'\e no'.ci' li.'rrowoit moiKA Holnrc. (uem ia pnoco ny BoOElTlolltS) be served. Judge UDesal called the inci­ of Old Baybrook had their cases Hampton Fire Department wfll I>et8 and for xooe. The leading local GOP spokesman DcnaM a few mllee from here, towers Prineipis speaker for the af­ Special Values for Infants and Toddlers! dent "vwlous." continued to Cot. 18. They display the trophies they have importers of Indian birds are Bishop, this last stop may be 881 feet and is the fourth highest T H E CONNECTICUT BANK Hausman Top Bachelor in Andover ternoon will be Superintendent eliminated If It appears the tour monument In the United States. I iieiiii wiiani Benedfic was sentenced to' one have each pleaded guilty to six won wfaQe participating in pa­ Japan, France, Belgium, Italy, AND TRUST COMPANY Howard Hausman, Republican atate chairman, with medaTIInn on lapel he waa preeented last of Bohoola Laurence O. O’Oon- year in Jail, Arsenault and Fras­ counts Including larceny, break­ rades. the Netherlands, United King­ is running behind schedule. It also Is considered the tallest night at a meeting of the Andover Republican Women’e Club. H»e medallion reads, “Boohe- . nor, and SBC member Ronald ier to ax indefinite term in the ing and entering emd carrying Roger Ouellette also reported dom, West Germany and the Next on Marianl'e egenda will concrete-cast obelisk in the Aronson win act as master of InfatUi*and Toddlers* Cheshire' Refomatory, and weapons in a motor vehicle. United States. be half-hour sqgtearances in world. lor of the Tear.” With him, from left, are Mrs. Dorothy Miller, Slat Dlatrlct candidate for ceremonies. The high School that two years ago, nearly 1,000 state representative, and Mrs. Leonard Benjamin and Mrs. Clara Hladky. Infanis* and Toddlers* Ostrowal^ ^ 9sse con­ A public defender was ap­ . band and bhorua and the Nathan Famous Maker^s tinued to tomorrow In Manches­ pointed in the case of Douglas Hale Ancient Fifes and Drums Bulky Knit Joined the hospital staff this through with substantial victo­ Washable ter Oourh B. Porter, 18, of Davis Ave., win be on hand to offer musical Friuder was also In court on Rockville, because of the seri- summer. He was convicted in ries over party (q^ponents. selections. Warm Jacket Sets Dr. Sheppard 19B4 of the bludgeon death of his Eight Incumbents, including Corduroy Playwear Orion' Sweaters a charge of breaking and enter- ous charge of kindling a fire %>eaker of the House John W. bohided In the program for Ing with criminal Intent and lar- without a permit IBs case was first wife, Marilyn, In their sub- the dedication wUl be a presen­ C A L n O R " luhan Cleveland home. McCormack, were renominated Our Rsa t.W ceny in cwmecUon with an al- continued to Oct. 1 under 6200 Named in 2 tation of an American flag to 5»7 bond and referred to the fam­ legto break into Zahner's Men’s A federal court ruled that without opposition In their party achool principal Edward Ma- We discount the Price Shop on.i Main St., Rockville, ily relations officer. Sheppard did not get a fair trial. and four of them are assured poney by Eugene Rychling, Death Suits victory In November without a 2.97 early In August. He pleaded He was acquitted in a second • 3 Pc. sets with hoods or roetchinf halt OPEJV A CHANCE commander of the Oreen, Rlch- guilty to a subaUtute charge of trial. fight aidaon, Ohahot Poet 82 of the • Lined for warmth Othsr Styiss 3.97 — 4.47 C illdor TOUNCWrOWN, Ohio (AP) — 1.69 brertUng, and entering without American Legion. • Cfswlen • Overalls • AO with zip front Jickcls Dizzy Chickens a c c o u n t T O D A Y Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard and the FA8I-DBINKINO INDIANS Also making appearanco at penhlsrtim and waa given a sen­ Never the Quality! • Jodphun tence of Siree months, execution Yom^slcwn Osteopathic Hospi­ Boland, MacDonald MADRAS, India (AP) —The the oersmony will he the scboU • Corduroy prints, eoUdt with large ippH- Shaker knits, bulky cables, lithemun Aid Scientists chief advocate of prohlbttton in Com fotU ble, wiihible corduroy, qnct, or cotton quits. knits., embroideied styles. Hooded, suspendad. tal have been named In two Easy Primary ’Winners architect, Walter P. Crabtree styled for the pliypen set. Boys md Stiandt Warrant Issue South India says Us recent tour Jr.; Roy Conyets, preaident of cardigan and pullover itylea. Infanta 9, In Space Study wrongful death salts totaling girls models with appliques or- Isoe • Infmts M, L, XL; Toddkts 2 to 4 yn 12 ,18 mot., toddlen 2 ,3 ,4 yra. A heating was also held to BOSTON (AP) — Two con- of the United States and other Conyers OonsInieUon Co., the trims, side upes. IntanU sizes M, L, over $1 million, n ie suits were western countries has only doolde whether or not there was DAVIS, Calif. (AP) — The gressmcfq., associated politically huOdera of tim buOdlng; First XL, jumho; toddlers 2,3 ,4 yrs. filed within 10 days of each oth­ strengthened Us convictions. enough reastm for searcMag two dlsslert M cMckens in the world Hunting Specials! with the Kennedys won easily SUeotman Ifiohael Fssce, and hoys, and the car in which,they er. C.N. Annadurai, dilef minis­ ere helping U.B. scienUsts study Tuesday In a Massachusetts ter of Madras state, tUd a pub­ achool board chairman Mrs. were riding, without a search Martin U Duffy filed suit in Keith Benoit B i r d s e y e the physical problems which as­ Democratic primary. lic meeting that an avenge I W arm Brushed K nit Brushed Therm al w a n u t ' Mahoning County Common American a^ped a qoaittr On band also will be William tronauts win face in long Inter­ Red Head Hunt Rep. Edward P. Boland won kOIler, (dminnaa of the build­ A motion was filed by Atty. Fleais Court Tuesday for glass of liquor for iiours. But in G ro-Sleepers Prefold Diapers Handd Garrlty to return prop­ planetary tr^ . tns.OOO, claiming negligence In renomination by • about a 2-1 hMBa, pecq^ “gOpf’ K fiat until ing committee; Albert Rossi Blanket Sleepers FOR WHITER margin over Charles V. Ryan and Richard Gallnat both of erty taken In what tite defense "R’s poartble to paint a very Field Vest the death of his wife, Mary, last they are "consumed” by It Our LouMstPricnl OurReg.2A9 claims rtas an illegal search. TEETH May la. Duffy la fire chief In Jr. in the 2nd Dlatrlct. Ben Ed­ Our Rsa 3.60 diamal picture of what lies D 4 7» neathy Liberty Towndiip. ward M. Kennedy made a cam­ Ralph W. Rudin, 16, of 82 ahead for astronauts on the ba­ Duffy contends Sheppard paign appearance for Bohadl, Maple SL, Manchester and Gart­ sis of our work,” says Dr. Ar­ Epic Light running for his ninth term. er Reala^ 16, of 118 Wert Main thur H. Smith of the University weight, failed to perform jumper post­ Macleans Woodbury water-repel­ operative care for his wife, who Rep. Torbert H. MacDonald, a 3.75 S t, Rockville, were stopped by of Oslifomla at Davis. M onchatler A k o 1.77 State t r o ^ r David Hutchinson R ecords lent army __ 1.97sash 2.97 3.88 roommate of President John F. "But there’s no reason to can- 2.49 died 16 hours after die opera- duck with rubberized game bag. HolcU 24 tlan. He said the hospital wna Kennedy at B » m rd and a Two rows of waist mapt adjust at tot Authentic thermal stitch in toft, hnidied Chicopee Mills heavyweighl. super ib- .after . they were obaerved ^ ^ „ drlv cel the space program, he said Tooth Paste Shampoo ^ grows, extra long rib M t cuff. Shrink cotton sleeper. Lightweight, yet wirmer sorbent diapers with stiched-in absorbent l^_be^^ to Tuesday, beca^ "necesaary “any gauge" shells, has 3 pockets. neadigent in selecting Sheppard worker In Kennedy campaigns, duui the heivieit blanket! Aqua, Pink, center panel. No folding - Just pin on! defeated the Rgr. John R. Eld­ UNITARIANS controlled. FlanneHined non-skid plastic hour part the BUlngton Shop­ steps will be taken to offset dls- Fleetwood Mac for Its staff since he had not lole. Puteli; sizes I to 4. Maize; S,M,L. 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The chickens are good guln- « .9 9 X 7 # 8 7 - vwre 2.79 - 3.39 • •• i : . f t . of peace charge substituted for ea pigs, he said, because their a robbery with violence charge. relative heart-to-head distance Budget-priced Cds electric-eye 2.99 the latest exposure controlled instant car- ” * ^ y--.. < V Zd C h i l d ’s The charge stemmed from an in­ is similar to man’s, they stand 8.87 Sturdy wicker-weave plastic, data on - tridge load. Fully automatic ex- 2.58 ^ h T e .2 . 0 0 guns, ammunition and accessories. cident in which items were stol­ erect, and have other slmUarl- posure in daylight. Pop-on flash s Your slides or movies look best pink with ted wheels. 18 high tlc» In the circulatory system. when projected on lenticular 13” long, 7" wide. Holds 12” O ne Step Stool en from campers. cube. With CXI26 film, cube I White with white lining. Fines were levied in the cases and batteries. fabrics. doll. of Edward Powers, 42, of Wliid- SPLIT-SECOND CEREMONIES mm. St.. seta— Dow Shoe Saver sorviUe Rd., EUlngtou, 825 tor LOUISVILLB. IC». (AP) — faUure-to obtain a Ucense and Their twin sons recently re­ Si Ii c one 77' $28 lor faUure. to drive in the ceived medical degrees but it water-repel- right hand lane; Alvin J. Boroe- posed no problem for the Eu­ Squibb Vitamin Sale j lent p ro ­ Sturdy itool, will make a nice gift. S S/8” gene Somkins, e-/en though the tects and wide, II S/8” long 6” high. to, 46, of 9 Cedar St., Rock- preserves boots and shoes. ' . a- * * ^^ ^ • EUk' ' iT ♦* vUle, |10 for Intoxlcatkmi Don­ ceremonies were 1,000 miles General Electric Two For The Price Of One! ald J. Roy. 81. of 61 Vmage apart. S t, RockvlUo, 820 for Intoxica­ The couple flew to Boston In Ammunition BIGELOW’S VALLEYCREST Bahy Car Seat Jnm per — W alker tion______and___ 628______and a_____ 80-day_ sus the morning to attend Steven’s A utom atic C lip th U ^ ^ tf Caldor ^ .57 bx, ' ' . "T ^ : w- ■. p ^ e d sentence tor breach of graduation from Tufts OoUege, Vigran Miilti Vitamins 22 Short-. ^ ^ *•» -.- * has the texture Valuable Coupon peaoe, and Ronald F, Strano, 17, then cftne home for Anthony's 22 Long Rifle...'...... 69 bx of 10 Allan Dr., Vonion, 888 for ceremony at the University of 2.98 BOTTLE OF 100 12g. Express Loads...... 2.89 bx. that makes decorating workl With this tS Coupon Coffee U rn K a c t u r y fresh. ■ -A '-g f'l breach of peace. LoulsviUe. Remington and 12g. Field Loads...... 2.29 bx. Take $S oil our reg. low price on any W inchester am* "«r 4.8T 8.97 Makes 12 to 30 cups of coffee! Vigran M-Multi Vitamins munition. And the practical plla ia 100% ttw u w KE '^^RTR EL Chromed tubular frame with thickly pad­ CRIB or CHEST Chromed frame and tray, adjuitaMe back. 2.98 BO TTLE OF 90 J.:-T ■- ded wet, back and rail. Safety itiip. Blue Slotfcliiie - Lullabye - CWIdenfl— U«e ti either walker or Jumper. Hue Regulw 14.97 Valleycrest’s texture it lubtle and in- 13 or red. Never before it thii low price! Baaett - Cnttomcraft - ate. watch plaid or blue ice ipirkler pitlem. YOUR teresting...the land that bring* a lift ^ Elegant Colort . Vigran Chewabie to a room without shouting about i t - Satlnwood ivour house deserves 2.98 BO TTLE OF 90 CHOICE W hat decorating style does it go Colony Blue ■# _ ■ _ - -Ii...* t... 12.87 with? Just about any you like. And it Tawny Beige YOUR ^ , Jr - ■ a ■' f comes in the loveliest colors! So prac- Sapphire thobest! Ik Coffee brewed to your taste - 12 to 30 five oz. cups of it! ■ , ' .A- ; Easy-to-operute no-drip faucet. Bufled aluminum rmish. CHOICE deal for young families, too. The pile Spanish Tile (California 4CU2 1.97 is loomed with Fortrelta miracle fiber Paradise Red VPerego" that resists abrasion, wears beaiiti- Temple Gold V Imported fully, cleans easily and is dense, deep, Roman Gold from Italy • 91033R — Deluxe 24 qt. Waste Bas-1 rich and resilient. If you’re up in t ^ Roman Braes PAINT ket ' ■ ' i ‘ " i s air about decorating... come down to Citrofi AND 14” tail - Rifid and unbreakable in normal use. earth with Valleycrest. You’ll love iti Golden Bronze Available in wall-to-wall broad- Silver Green ‘Roadster” Sleeper Port-a-Pram Peter Pan Delnxe loom and in popular room-size rugs. Avocado • 665IR — 12qt. Di^pan, 15x12x5. W alker — Stroller Carriage W ood Toy Chest Color 'DELUXE LIGHTED PORTABLE 1 ■ ‘■"ir/ I Ito completely installed OurRH. I - C vF /V o u S a u >tfl037R — Royalware Rectangulrt| Ifi. with thick underpMl T.J? 1 4 , 8 7 ’' “ ’'* " 55T3 4 . 9 7 “" Vanity Mirror Waste Basket - i0qi.CapM.-iW. Chromed frame end trey. Hue watch Alt chromed luggid frame; Mirimu fabric Walnut or maple finish. Extra largs size to body. Conllnanlal styling Keeps baby TV flaid fabric. Uw m ileeper or walkar. hold loads of toys! Shop now... pul ont Maachester Carpet Center didi fiat as shown above. snug end wtrm in any weallier! away fot a Chrisimas gift! , 1 8 . 8 7 S - • #123R — I 1/2 Bushel Extra Heavy | m iB U N I ' Duty Round Laundry Basket. Models choice balanced liglit make-up mirror with four refleclor recess­ SALE: WED. Him SAT. Sfti *488 ed lamps. Mirror life size on one side - mugiiincd on other. ■ ■ 4. ■ 'z We reserve the right to limit quantities fecit 93, Wllbw Cro ss Parltofy OPEN LATE EVERY NIGHT p J^ jo n o rth T h w ie t Do It riflht with Ctll- ■A '<• ’■ fornle Aoryllo Home PstntI BeeullM co>o« '«» Lifetime Unbreakable • #1114 - Spout Pail about 14 qt. Zenith Handcrafted Chassis • Sunshine Picture Tube Heavy Duty Unbreakable With Bottom Gfip| and last. . . no mor# blisters, ^ ®*’*'li* For Easy Pouring. - •i Ing. And Ih# WmT Reach for California Trim Super Video Range Tuner • Beautifully Styled r ^ , . , • tha 6rl|lnal snteiiar W n pajnL Family Comb Pack Assorted Colors Read H erald AdyertisoneiilB V8B DIAL-A-LSra EVERY DAY SM-XISl-^VBBY HOUR DAY OR NI()H® MANCHESTER— II4S TOLLAND TPKE. ^ t, - CALDOR. SALE: WED. ibru SAT. £. A. Johnson Paint C o. Wtf rc5crvp ihc righi lo limil quaiiUlioti. Exit 93, Wilbur Cross Parkway OPEN LATE EVERYvNlGj lygg xthbBT—MANCHESTER MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.* WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1968 PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1668 F A < a TBT the fanfare. People are think­ GaSninig,’ ing and (hen moving In our STAR. eAXKlC* direction, even though there la •Bjr CLAY R.'POLLAN- HumpliTey 3d no hoopla adiout it. VOTE REPUBLICAN! ^ Your Doil/f AtiivHy Guido H Stirr. *J • According lo Iho Sian. , » "They are recognlslnc the OCT 3 3 ^ 1 Terfs State need fbr ooM, hard, conatnic- To develop mieseoge for Thursday, words correeporxiing to number* 16-19-25-29/9 NEW HAVEN, Oonn. (AP)— tive work," he said. 20lh District State Representative 53-58-75 ^ The Humphreys’ visit during ^ .TAUSM of your Zodiac birth sign. "H w trend !• buUdlng.” “He’a A M ta i a stumping tour of New Elng- 1 UntxpGctGd 31 SolMm*n 61 EIm ' s Minit Auto Tire Centers SI fainlng.” ThAt’a the meeaeare land carded them fin t to Hart­ 2 Y o u 32 Or 62 Ur>*»p*ct*d ^ 2- 6-37-ilL 3 RGVGfSott brought to Connecticut by Hu­ 33 Btgin 63 Something ford and a breakfast wMh Dem­ 4 Effktanf 34 SioM 64 Start 9-36-30-MJ' bert H. "BUp” Humphrey m ocratic leadens, including state 50oy 35 StudiM 65 Anew 6 C o n concerning hie father's Ud for chairman John M. BaBey. Af­ 36You 66 Bold SAarrrARiiit 7Expoct 37 Hov* 67 Some the presidency. ter visiting the University of 8 PMosonl 38 Som*on* 68 Hop^t NOV The as-year-dd Humphrey Connecticut at Btorra and New 9 G o 39 Seem 69Todoy dec’ ^ V^36-39-M-« 10 Romontlc 40 A 70 Money toured tide state Tuesday with Haven, they wheeled to Nor­ NLL FORBES 11 Chong* 41 A 71 Idtof 47.50.59-67 his wife, Nancy, who prefers wich for a two-hour stop, than 12For 42 Front 72 Your M u . 13 Oon> ■ 43 Poisibt* 73 Different CAMKOIN the nickname Lee. They are on to Provldenoe. Your Mon For Hie Job! U C outd 44 Forgiv* 74 A D€C. traveling in a 3T-f0ot camper 1 5 B * 45 Bttter 75 Comidtrobly 16 Your 46Groftd 76 Mind's JAN. named the '"Sklplee,” which 1/ CMrkt bears the Humpbrey-MUskie Dedicoted. Co|MbIe ond Dynomie! ) 11-22-28-43 47 Bttter 77 For 7- 8-10-24^ 5^-68 18 Willing 76 Controvtrsiol -V ,,f«. 19Sodol 32-45-79A3VS banner. uo 49 AnJ*^*'^ 79 Working The Humphreys’ stops served 20T o 50 Sto&h 80 If W ELD O N 'S I JULY J4 21 Prtvtnt 51 Homemoktrs 81 Roiny generally as tnformal gather­ Pm H The RepubHcan Lever , A u d 73 22 Of 52 Intpir^ 82 And ings with pdlUcal leaders and MULTIPLE 23 You 53 To 83 Conditions newsmen. But their visit here 24 Surprlttt 54 New 84 Politicol VITIMINS For A CHANGE! YaTSAiAe 2 5 L if* 55 Time 85 0oy pfon^ited liagor Richard C. vsrao 26 Along 56 As 86 Keen Lee to reveal his support of 2 7 T o k* 57 Venture 87 Plont nsds ONE-A-DAY AUG. 34 28 Plont 58 Brighten 88 Soeiobie the Demoeratia tleket. t; (Dadd Odegvd, Treasmee) I it p i. 37 59 Away 69 Dispute iginally supported the late Ben. 30 With 60 In 90 Altft Ma A. 3) )W 8-3M 3340.54-57,,_., Robert F, Kennedy for the y49-64^ 0N c% '.?I Democratic presidential nomin­ 2 .9 8 63A6-73 v S ation. WhUe in New Haven, BWp WELDON DRUG CO. Humphrey told newsmen, “ The trend la buUdlng. Tou don’t see Read Herald Advertisements Hebron School Board Urged to Plan BROAD STREET For Gilead School Addition Ik ^ l SupertotendMit Atom Damar- meats and tbooa recommended r I f J jlen Moommended to the He- by welfare and social ogendea. : X \ MANCHESTER... Wen Board of. BducaOon last Boa D riven Apprdved 4 1 L S 8 a week diat "piennlng for bund­ The board ^proved the bus x n Cord Tubeless ing an nddMloo to the GOead drivers for the regular bus '.-- 'X '\ V \ \ i Open Daily 10 a.m. to 10 pjiie! HUI School ohouM begin during routes, noon tline routes and this edwol year.’’ In his annual substltuta drivers. On the reg­ BLACKWALLS i Ample Free ’a’ Easy Paitlagl report be eaU that If the prea- ular dally routea: Bus 1, Donald : e s a l e ' ent rate of Increeae panlale or Heath; bus 2, Mrs. Cfoarlene i13 2 for $30. aooetaratee, addWcnal clam- Cross; but 8, Mrs. Jerry Woods; N Jnst Say ‘liliarge-ir wltt romns wlH be tieeded iqr Sep- bus 4, Bdmund.Leach; bus 6, 7.35x14 2 for $32. tentbar 1970. Sylvia Craig; bus 6, F lo ^ FogO 7.75x14 2 for $34. Your GJLT. or CJLP. lA March of thie year, the an- Jr.; bus 7 M n. Janet Reguln, 8.25x14 2 for $36. Itolpated enroSment for Septom- and bus 8, M n. Donna Kiqiczak. SiLF-fERVICI DIPT ITORI Credit Card! ber was 6U. On opening day, The kindergarten driven are 835x14 2for.$38. lha aienMntary nchoola had 677 travd-all, Mn. FetUngU; Gil­ 7.75x15 2 for $34. ead boa, M n. CtMl Unsworth, 2 for $36. It was pohitod out Ibat In tba and Hebron bus, Herbert dark. ai5x15 peat the growlb in the sobooln SnbsUtute driven are Janet 8.46x15 2 for $38. has baan primaiUy In the khir Berry, Herbert Clark, Harold X 13 BLACKWALL TUBELESS ■ Pricss Plus I . I I re 2.8d Psef. ix c . Tex Per Tire of deiBarten and Grade L lU n Clark, Roland Clark and Clar­ Tremendous Selection One Low Price! Meny USore Hot Shewn! ence Taylor. m doea not hold true USB yaer: Ouittettes Wed 25 Y ears eatli grade has bad a marked gnbaUtote Teifohen sir. and Mre, Oeorge R, OuU- They are active members of ktetaase end can only be dae to The board approved the fol- lowlng Uat of substitute teach- lebte of a<4 Woo rtgdtar r S I Z E S A L f . their son and daughter, they FeUowcraft Club. He served in claUstB that w « oonUime to pur- win M • $rg-rgtt shsrs $( $>• prkd pfdt. Ftddfdi Cut id 1m | •toff Need CMed changt pric^).. tail trsid-ta at Itata df rF X- have a granddaughter, Kimber­ the Pacific Theater during. Odiiv iwoommandeOana made ohase these services for the re­ 7.00x13 2 for $36. E ley EHiahMh Brown. World War H. by tba fluperioteodent were mainder of the year. He noted 7.35x14 2 fo r$ 3 a *epebM and immediate alten- that the sum of 18,100 was budg­ 7.75x14 2 fo r $40. tfon ibndd be given to the need eted; the speclriist receives |l.* .Vfor —eoriatanoe to - the______adminis- 800 for one day per week for 8.25x14 2 fOr$42. Spain Seeks to Hike Rent tanttvs and wupervhwey staff of the year, and that two days are 8 J 5 x 1 4 2 for$44. the aehooia in the dtstrfot towns needed. 2 for $40. On U.S. Lease for Bases and aandnuatlon of Ihe poUcy o< The board voted to continue 7.75x15 aiding toaehen to pennlt re- buying the services ftom Proj­ ai5x15 2 fo r $42. By w w M M ini u d AVU BussUn penetratloo of the of reaaonaWe dam olae ect ASK but with the stlpula^ f o r 8.46x15 2 for $44. dssnnlsfm Preaa Writer Mediterranean after the Arab- Uon that these purchased serv­ P for iba ")***■ iBsnirm (A P ) — Spain, Israel war changed the status Of ices remain within the budg­ Also, bo reoommended that a 6.50x13 BLACKWALL TUBELESS ■ PrIesePlwe I.8I to 2.86 M . ixc. Tax P»r Tir0 sfhldi nlayod landlord to both the U.S. Pdarls submarine school Bodal-woiker be hired to eted amounL______UB. NAvy a n d ^ Force bases ^ work with pupils who are not . , , ♦Thi* i» the mfr*. deslgMtion. There I* no induriry-wide standard. W M I T E W A L L * 2 .4 0 I x t r a for the last 15 years, wants t o Air Force headquarters at making the Wanted: Newsboy or newsglrl latse the rant Russia T o r n a do school opportunity, md tonl i^ondon Pork area of He- FREE MOUNTING! NO TRADE-IN TIRE NEEDED! has moved in as a neighbor in ^ poalOon dops should be trten to a t ^ Kauite available Immedl- a greater degree of oooperauon ^ ^ Owdera, Herald Alifaaugb the asking price for *>y playtog landord. and that it coordination among the . t w nirculatlon Department 647- a n w rlk B e la k e ^ s ^ ^ in- guarantees of U.S. sohool distrloti comprising -thU formed sources « ^ t h e bOl has bi event Spain is at- region. Damarjian felt work In . 4-Ply WIDE TRACK five Dtrts. one of wUoh the FIBERGLASS BELTED & UmtedBUdes can’t pay and four One ^ a in i^ c h Spain ap- the area was very slow. Msndieeter Evenliig Ber- of whUib offer some room for commons A commlttm for Joint e f f ^ eorreepondeirt, Fiberglass Belted toMurd a better educational eye- pnrttir teL 818- i^rr»iTriiig is in Jurisdiction over U.S. serv- t ^ w a s formed In May 1968 Mrs. Marjorie Porter, tei. s»- POLYESTER CORD 4-PLY The UB. lease on Us Spanish ‘®® peraonnel in Spain, particu- comprlsing eight people repre- m t. & Polyester Cord bases runs out BepL 25. Negotla- *a^-y »P«Hi2g — the tour school boards TUBELESS WHITEWALLS tloDS may extend beyond that ^ dumges would In the region. Its purposes are AIBFOBT AID BBT deadline. It apparenUy has been [Tubeless Whitewalls for Spanish ctvU courts. to week out long range plan- oHIOAaO (AP) — Airports decided by both countries that wing and more cooperative re- ^re bring eonstruotod and Im- maintenance of the hoses should Besides Rota and Torrejon, the United States has Air Force gienaV pUiwiing. Reports and pi®v«d through federal old, with SIZE 7.75x14 97 cqntUme. recommendations for action will nearly $76 million targeted for SIZE The five demands are report­ tautallations at Zaragoza, which, Plus z n 9 7 ed by a knowledgeable eource to has been reduced to standby be forthooming from tbls com- euoh i>rojeots next year, SIZE 7.75x16 Fed. Excise D 7 0 - 1 4 ' ■ ■ ■ PleetlOZ be: —U.S. support for Spain in Btatw, and Mottm. mltteb to the various Boards of The Federal Aviation Admln- Tax a s k ABOilT Exdet its campaign to wrest GHtoaltar The present agreement, Hduoation. litratloo funds will provlde$w.7 P n o am Approved million to Improve 850 from Oreat Britain. signed for lO .years in 1963 and . 8 5 X 1 4 extmded in 190 for a n o ^ r Tba Hebnm Board voted to airports and $7 million for 4i 8.25 X 14 SIZE F70-I4 32.97 —Obange of l^Mla’s status a.IS X 15 3 2 9 ‘ . 0 0 X 1 5 ’ from developed to underdevel­ five, provides that if agreement approved the recommendation new publto airports, 3 4 9 oped^ to permit greater U.8. in­ im’t reached by Sept 26 the oramtad by Superintendent Funds ere generaUy avallal^ 070-14 G70-I6 3 4 . 9 7 vestment In the peninsula. agreement will be extended six Aram Damarjian for expending on a 50-60 matching basla, al- w d.55 X 14 3 3 9 ^ 1 . llX 15 H70-I4 H70-I5 35.97 —Military aid. months for continued negotia­ fmitto fwiotved from TlUe I of though oertatn 8.45 X 15 3 5 9 7 —More specific guarantees tions. I f no agreement is the Federal Elementary end tain areae are provldea greater Price* plu* 2.35 to 2.94 Fed.ZxcUe Tex RED I f WHITE STRIPE! Prlta* plu* 2.02la 2.13 Nd. Enel*# Tex tor the defense of Spain. reached In that.tlme, the United Beooi^ary Act and State Act federal pertloipatloii» —Sharper definition of Span: States have a year to git for^eUMdvantaged. It ia estl- O**^®^***^ ^ Uh legal Jurisdiction over U.fi. out metfji that thedletrlct wUl re-, terma of servicemen. There Is no orive a total Of $17,788 from >wedJby’^ « a s v ^ 2 7 ^ n ^ dbance that Wartilngton will Flve Dsy Forecast both soureet. Of tlUa amount nola with 21, (fommerw o io ^ take sides on the Gibraltar WINDSOR LOCKS, Oonn.(AF) Hebron wlU recelvo $5,100: An- m d lJ i G O O D / i r E A R Tiraatona dover 18.500: Marlbonnigh, |5,- Rhode lelaDd, which haa no pcoblem- "How do you decide —Temperatures over Connecti­ between two Mende?" asked cut Tluvsday through Monday w300, , aadaiM swmuRham High School, $6,- projecta not Involvod to ^ the 1969 oDo are expected to average above POLYESTER POWER CUSHION SAFETY CHAMPION On the other four points Spain normal, the U.S. Weather Bu­ Along with dlagnoiUo evalua- program. UkUy wfll get eome of what it reau says. tloQ tor entranta In the program . ------■ 4-Ply Nylon Cord Whitewalls Dolly highs expected in the and oaot oonferenoes, the pro­ Tubeless Whitewalls One competent eource deenu upper 70s and low 80s and over- gram. which la In Its fourth it unlllMy the United States will n i ^ lows In the upper SOs to year, will provide field trips to ALL SIZES - agna to change Spain from de- b ro a ^ experlsnoe, preparation low 60s. little day-to-day 6 .5 0 13 veloped to underdeveloped eta- ^lange. and friJow-up aotlvlUes to pro­ ALL SIZES- ONE LOW X ONE LOW 7.7 B X 1 4 2 Q 0 0 ..I.,,___V, ^ little or no significant rato mote language development and 7 .7 5 X 1 4 Iliit.l1 ‘’Imagine the troubles that fall is antioipated. ^ ■octal adjuetment. pill 2.19 CDS ooiSd open uP." an In- 8 .2 5 X 1 4 PRICE ti 2.56 8 .2 5 X 1 4 PRICE t a2.61 r " Alao, the program will pro­ FilTax focmed dljdomat commented, vide arts and «»Oa: 8 .5 5 X 1 4 “Eli.Tax 8 .5 5 X 1 4 meaning other countries would dsvelopmant; attendance at se- NO TRADE NEEDED! 27 NO TRADE NEEDED! then seek similar statue. "But, ledted adtoral partonnanoes (h en m things to be done in BUtTAR ll euob as plays, ooncerta m other economic areas which ftiftis and eports and alhlettoa, may he woefted ou t" ^ o U U M n onroUed In thla Tta rea ly tlckllsb area Is the HnTRINITiOIK TIRE and AUTO mllltaiy aid package, particu­ progMm partlolpattog to ^ -oi- larly when the United States is b y sobool aottvltlss eueb e n f ^ - trying to pore non-Vtetnam end howling* A Setwfley SERVICE CENTERS ■pending. AmoM moiBliig phyiloftl eduosthin pro- M in it Auto has a list of miUtaiy gram le plamiad for boys aad harthrare and aid which It could iM s. WATERBURY SPRINGFtLin Tbe program wlU inoluds oor- BERLIN WETHERSFIELD MERIDEN uw, nncraliy In areas in whtcb • FAZZ e FOLK MANCHESTER the f^anlah Armed Forces were roQttve HM romedlal aervlceB as Store #14 aiomJtti • OLASSIO Store #tS Store #11 Store #t3 «M k or old laehlooed. So far as wall as speoiat individual sval- Is Ihs Mglefoeed Webeler Square Pleis 84R dUee Beene tUghwey JU.k u j tluTji1i-g n i a< Ihs Habirtita S tI West MkMIe Turnpike can b t learned, it has not de- uattOos suob as ays aaemtoa* ' Berlin, Conn. WeUtersfleW, Conn. .V. wamlaa any spedflo items or tjoiri, nsuroloffoal sM ialnatlw FalMsI Otepi'* Moneheelev, Conn. the entire list, Spanish nego- LANE ■ad phyriiialrlo evahi^opa- Oaters have eaid that the Bus- OUfTAR CBITER AoaorOtol to tlto « ® « t o ^ OPEN MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9 to 9 ■ SATURDAY 9 to 6 alan invaelon of Oeeohoelovakla iM’a r i ^ 88 lUVs Center Bfc, bsrii' idmtiyed taka part in (MdoiL esaed Om situation for the U.S. to government in the sense that ft MandMeter SIS-7S8g OKUO OOMPAMT weald be easier to Juetuy a mili­ of known low In- tary aid paokage. S raorivliig waltara — MANCHB8 1 1 R EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18» 1968. PAGE THIRTEEN * MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEatBER 18, 1968 eoroas as n ersdibte sNsnietlvs FAOB TWELVE T q U a n d to President Johnson. He now says tost ’’svsnts" Must Be More wlH have more to do with the Into tiloom In a period at SO mlnutaB. Open Forum^ jQng Asked Riiliiig oh Road Aide election outcome than the words REALTY IH«td^p0trr n ia Is the kind of thlnr Ooensettoat of angr of ths eandidstsa, tatt ordianUsts would Uke to see analysed oifr Than -Cheerleader If this Is mors than tha lart aad eupMaed, tor U Is, In sons ways, AoeotoOes ts BaUegr Board of Ssisotinsn last ooittsndsd ths asoond rsoom- na«en..» ^ d lights InataUsd to gasp of Ms perennial apMmtam, CtmtitiQ To tha Editor, ^ Uswd tl>s sppototomt of mended nsms, Vlrglato Brand, tod rrars. aooortUng to Vlk, (OMdkmad tram Page U ) tor “One Arnsrioa,’’ as he does, qiSte rimilar to a proMem they them- mad supsflittWsnt tato did not temova Ms bams from . ' VFW Notes ha has not sxpialiisd It. »P K Jwm > m IBB selvas have encountered ttds summer. I hav# Just tlnUdied r e a d ^ ^ Slmilsify, Ms tendency to put but Humphrey ban yet to indl- The good heart and tha oheer- COURSE ^U pat to m ««> • « consideration until tos expira- V »V Post Ml wUI hold a pub- ■■ULonumiMooo., onx The stranye happeninc in OannecUeut your editorial o( Septamber W, ^ ^ the most cheerful Interpretation eete an underotsndtaig that Am­ hd spirit that are Rubait Hum­ u Btwtu atTMt im In wMch yon remove ■UK for a ruling. King to not tlon of tos 10-day potlod. Ho Steak Night, Batoiday at tos on every situation also impedes erica oan bs rsuMtod only under phrey are endeerltig quaHtlee; FREE LEOTURE W H i, SEPT. 11, 7 PJL ll«i>rtnn r . Oowi. ordMtrds has been the sometimes ootn* msasM to A s dsdalon Bronil has reportedly aooapt- post horns. Dtonsr , wlU bs IsedsnMp of a dttfsrsnt kind 1BOMA8 r. raitoiiscm piste disappearanee o( the fnitt that Marne of toe happenings *t ey firmly to bad. billion a year. But last year APPROVED BY THE CONN. REAL ESTATE COMMISSION em Brand Vlk and Selectman , supper at 8:80 p.m. Democrats think to nsosaosiy For all Us deoency, tor eU new produota snd oomputar-rs- iraifMCB o r sponsible ter the eiratlc i*nlttcn sys- hls BUbordlnatas put Into Whan qusstlanad about tos . ------TBB ASSOCIATED PRESS ■ terns In automobiles and the suddody Tha Ssrgeant, tos Corporal, Sortes Luce. Dsmoorat Setoot- —to separate himsdf trem the Ms honor end tor bD Ms oon- latod ttams raised ealee to $8 Hm Awootlod PriM U *ZGluaiTelr aBUlM ■Atemsnt last night by Demo- *Tniiitbiitrr Bvenlmr Her- dtvldve aspects of tos admin­ UBlon, and a U per oent tai- to «b* na* of rapubUoaUac of all neiri dti; benevolent warm wind over tha or- or toe Uautanant may arr ^ Itagsns Wanat ebetralnad txlbutlona to ths pubHc warfare >B>cA*a oradltad to It or not othtrarlao crwUt- decision, but It la the Oommspd*'^ trtK Tes’ hs has dons on Ohalnnsn diarias sU TtBand eansai istration’s rsomd. In ths tost 20 yssrs, Hubert oreane Is predteted tor toto aS la Ihla pap«r and alao tha local newi pui>- obarda. the Road Omteate. I78-8M It Is w«B end good to osU year. Ilibad bar*. tag Offiesr who Is SnJSsmislto* to Humphrey today is not eomlng Read Herald Advertisements AS rtafai* of repdbUoatioa of apeolal dla- gLrtttwdent podUon. oslved no written statement as padcbaa aareln are alao reaairad. The story In Connecticut orchards may and will ha held accounUMe. to a posdbla suit." be rimply a lack of normally idsntiflaNe “The New Left" who had on record as ths Ikwt lb* Herald PitntlnB Oor o any Ine.. aa- flyln* oblects, liks poHen-beartn* bees. preparad organisation to baclf aomaa no Hnannlal re^MBaulUty lor typo- gtapblOBl arrora appaarlnc In advartlaementi But there may have been Uartiann Spook and lAirtta Luther Klngj’^'J'* p ^ )en an* aad other raai1tn» matter In Ibo Hanchaater about, too, on thehr way to cover the eventually settled tor MoCap---"i* toorlring the creation of a local EaaulBg Herald. 1 toy with Me buUt-ta Democratic-t y on tos ststeedmtolstsrsd test 888 MAIN BT. j(N DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER - TEL. 64841171 - OPEN 9 AAC. TO ^ conventions. a- — Mu| nOBlnDBa fovenimant radio syatem, as PAL - CLOBBD MON. - OPEN THURK AND FRI. UNTIL 9 PAC. - MUSIC STORM : Subaertbar to Loa »n>alaa Timea-Waahlag. Party structure. Tha reason ter authorised by the Federal Opm- 17 OAK ST., MANCHESTER - TEL. 64S-S17I - 241 ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD • TB^ lOB Pact Nena Sair lOa. thalr salsction to tos Convsn-"' 'ITl The appototmant to rapidly be- rbll aaiTlce ollaat of If. E. A. Serriee, Ina munlcationa ontw-witstan 622-7801 - WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE • 142 EAST CENTER BT. • TEL. S49-7M6 PnhUabar* RepreaenutlTei — The Jollua tion was the nomination of Mo- Kfotag a hot potato, being The radio system to being Hatbawa Special Axeaey — New Toric, CU- Dangers In Overrimplificatioii earthy or dlstuptlon of tha Par-- -9*ao> te^sd firani one board to an- cado, Datjoat aad BoKon. orsatsd on a leased bssto fy proceedings. It was only bF" oibtr, ddayUg ths appointment through the efforts of CD “Thousands starving" meana little to o( uhat WlU be the town’s aso- HEMWER AmHT BUREAU OF dBOULA- UR because It U faedeasly im perai^. toe luck of the draw that Jheae — if IMreotor David Cabanlw, the w ona______demonstrators ware on the floor’''’'? b y ■Qg jsolesdcnsi position. Ths Tolland Volunteer Ambulance But a single photograph of a gaimt, ^ l i ­ (Bly other paid profaaslanel Unlay adTertlatnc cloalnc boom: ly grey, traglc-eyed Blafran diHd iriUi aa delegates rather than 'mam- ” '(Mr- Assoclatlan and Wanat Space For Hoaiday — 1 p.m. rrida bars oi the rabMe harassing the oositlan to tbe Sifysrliitsndant of Por Taaaday — l p.m. Bator. aplndly legs and Woated belly strlkm for the lyrtem win be ^ovided For Wadneaday — 1 p.m. H ouiw thudiBngly to the heart. The reason la police a few Mooks away. They on a radio tower owned by ir Tbomday — i p.m. Taaaday. ware all of ths same mold snif ~dT The Board of Finance - — 1 p.m. Wednaaday. that we are confronted with a person, David Qetcfaen - It's these Daystrom Dinettes that have all The refrain la tomiMsr. and these had all too mudi suc­ road freight station, now owned p*ale to (ho company’# ooinprti- general, wage and price In- cess in rnampidatlng the throng at cU- s ^ quite accurately as “a very vdien men are dying?” Through such srif-lndulgence, by toe New York, New Haven, talntag tos gosl. oraasee ware not to exceed In­ A. Reg. $ I 6 4 .(X ) Of course there is ^ kHvttSlde bK positive thinker,” ttSd Marie No one who knows Humphrey the whole concept of a “politics and Hartford Railroad, receives The United Fund o f Mencbss-“^ J ^ '^ ton to hold the price line. It in- steel legs and frames to insure many years matlc momenta. The demonstrators ■liiaates that pertSama could en- creases In produotlTlfy. operation of the were, In the main, young dissidents, Torre, the Pittsburgh televlston beUeves for a moment that the of confrontation," wMdi was new doors snd windows and the ter, a dlvtolon of toe United Ap- about the •ue (or toe conipeuiy. ttooioaUy, tos fsderal govern­ __ abom the ad- whose Uke has always been present and interviewer, the other day how war, in hia eyes; is anything sound enough in itself, was asri- entirb jdattorm la rebuilt peal, to asked to raise |18S,m!> ment Itself hriped wreck the of lasting beauty. Daystrom also features amsB oompany oudy compromised by Hum­ lUa to no idle threat, aa UA. Now 129. vantages ttmt come when it is in- tolerated in the American system. They he came by the optimism that but a curse. But, where Ken­ to support its tolrtesn member guldepoBto by condoning in- phrey’s generous tendency to agencies — agendss who srs - I Reel and sevenU other compa- molded plastic veneer table tops that will not tagndsd ifae larger one. In this case (Uaagreed with the course of American to ao much a part of his nature nedy and Eugene MOOarthy 10 Years Ago ereasM that olaatly violated the could egonise in public over the tell each Questioner eomething constanUy maUag an hhpott-n~; nlM can teU yOu. Steri’a Image of transferring to oiher policy and poUtics in 1S68, and sought and ao much at the root of .hla war badly tarnlahed by an en- sUndarde. Government spend­ to demonstrate their diaagreemeaf In an current political troubles. war, Humphrey remained dog­ be thought be wanted to hear. After 99 years from toe found­ ant and needed contribution to - . ing also contributed to taflatlon- warp or twist out of shape. The plastic top unconventional way, since they consider­ gedly upbeat That same optimism and self- ing of St. Bridget pariah, toe our community and vriw devM»,,,H ooimter with Praidant John F. “My fathar," he said, “al­ Kennedy over what Kennedy be- ary pressures on wocksra and ed the conventional way to he closed or indulgence may well be at the eetabUahment of St. Bartiiolo- serve the full support of aU of,. also supplies the strength that combats Often these advantages turn out to be ways tdd me that most of your Hls bedrock beUef that things Saved was an Inflationary price snfyloyera. The guldepoata ool- unresponsive to them. Under provoqa- troubles are in your mind.” v root of Humi*rey’a proWema mew’s pariah in norihaastem Uhmory. But even eesumhig they are are bound to get better extends with the Vietnam war laaua. InerttM. lapaed. against spills and stains. Daystrom is truly tton^ they resorted to outrage. That la a terribly revealing Manchester is announced. In October we will be reousat- mal and not oounterbedanoed by sure and critloism to bear on peculiar to ttadf. they were, as the dreadful orators re- that something waa bound to match tt agatatot posriMe aalea on this sale. But Hurryl Sale ends Saturddy. the words: “ He is a happy man. were bound to improve, but be meet ito oMlgatlon and enaMs what tt toought wera Inllatlon- Reg. $129.00 psmedly put tt, tOJem Americans. is campeUgning today without turn up to provide an escape Today in History our member agendas to oonr-?^.jfi NO doubt the bus oompany araa a per- He looks uncomfortable when he from toe situation. Before it cian eutt to pare its sry Increases. Investigation of the Chicago distur- the kind of assistance a pres­ ttaue their worthwMle program s»«,»„,i, toetly ordinary small kus cooqiany is not amlling.” Incieaae, however, a major President Johnson has not banee baa been eaUed for and to ad- idential candidate deserves, and Two years ago this summer, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS which make — and keep —Man-‘ “ i5.Tj,or> Judged by any ohjectlve riandarda, but So when Humphrey dubbed hla he told a private meeting of the ‘Today Is Wednesday, Sept. 18, compriltor announoea a amMler been averse to orttlolsta>g priee viaable. U must he impartial aad far- 19M campalgh'plane “The Hap­ this can be blamed on no one but cheater toe desirable Now 88. it was, nevertheleea, aomehoar dUferent National Oovemora Conference the 262nd day of 1968. There are Increase. Us mottvea can vary; looreasea. He has. In IMt, re* leaehing U it to to produce findings of py Warrior,” no one thought tt himself. munlty ta wMota to livs. The indulgence he extendi to in Los Angeles that the enemy IM days left fai the year. Sincerely yours , ,,j tt might simply be that tt weuito fsrrsd to toe Ohryaler priee ao- to rldo the Silver Lane. any value, tt wlU be suqiect if it lasuaa an affectation. ‘ to plek.up the good witt test by tlon as “onerous sad unfair," in a complete vlndtoatton of ‘ The po- hla staff he also uses to excuse was over-egtonded and could EvaMne D. Pentland, Cheerfulness la an admirable bed habits of hls own, partlcu- not hrtd out much longer. This Today's nghlight bi Blatery the othrt company. and said there was “ absolutely Uce” or a complete vindtcatlon of "the 8«a, Preridem Johnson announced It would hot vw rp«pe<* the ir "« m naittixe begin We make no case tor either side. Our Ibr. AgcsttawUl deottned such a^‘ “ says the script must be tol- opportunity to let the people' towed. Chrysler Oofp.. wMch is taverilgate structurel problems as invsittve as tt S, somsone will toon only case is for Americsn honesty sad fairness. We see two dangem in the know whdt be can do for theni' ” 1” the latest to bs Involved, may In Industry that war* felt to con­ a word aad a way agdiist It tendency to interpret theee terittile aad tost Mr. Barry has not airssdy ** bold to }to pries taonase. But tribute to economic Imbalances. sbasnetUl happenings in a credidottriy F i s c h e t t i done. X would ttUnk that It vefy likely It won’t. It was not to beooma involved ta I who toand a way to pllCer the current wage-price >MMn. fi<«A a way to pB- aelectlve way. AgosUneBt does not have Into business of an adnvtote faMh In Ms plattorm and Is-'’ . trated economy, of forcing the However, as officials at Reg. $II5.(X) torlse lha ootttalnetiMcs and the ehlppcew Ttas ttxtt, sad lass Important, la that Mies to debato them, (hen csr-„''' parts to niierge into the whole, Chrysler wUl tell you, the 00m- who otoppto the pBtongo w ll betodng tt makes the electorato receptlvs. to tainfy be cannot have anything"' bas been s a v in g espectoHy mittoe to Indeed Involved to a lha ptobism of paferlsstton. A»magngi« anpeate during the prettden- to offer the peoj^ of the ForoS', last ta dsoads of the wage-price matter. It to the ve- Now 75. tial campaign. On tbe other hand, thsrs DIaIrtet ■“ . but its final form can’t svan be Mole for expreestog adnrintotra- is ihs demagoguery wfalcb, in the name Uon displeasure with a prloa to- luessed at yet- of freedom and democracy, louees In- X was wondering boar some ot ZZZ^j'* oreara wM<* Ohryrier says av- panlon agalnet “the police” your other readers fsaX about ' BspwdaUy Important to ito sv- Whsra Did An The BloMoms Go? this. ' “ 'iJjio Mutlon waa the Bnfyloyment eragis |8i a oar. and "the eeUbUebment" and oondonea Act of 1948. This act aataUtobed “ Manlfeetly exoessiva," eald ■edtttofi. On the other, there is ths dam- Leonard A. Rioote J p ._^ t^ the committee. "A ^ A. This Walnut Table, 42x60x70-inehes, has a plastic top. ««|iiaiTeiiy the curious ^ Msiibotough, Coim, __ gBoagb Bgoguery whlrii appeals to “ law aad to the cause of price stobO- Includes 8 Bronxe frame chairs that have Gold Brown fabric whlsb hsvs besst ths loevar order" of a sort which puts restrictions ------. 1 _ rtt ths in rscsnt weeks oo legitimate dissent and elyly ptoya F U E L O IL “ We abeorbed all we ooUld eb- Seats and W ood Grain Backs. All nine pieces, only $129. W^hsva a.tosr peUMsms for Ihsir st- to bias. xheiiM ths campaign become A Thoafht for Todffy : a sort)," said Ohryslar. B. The 35x50x60-inch Table has a Plastic Top with a Marble- ' toptfOD up bars. primarily, or in any algnlflcaitt degree, B ID N O TIC E R’e Ohryrter’ s mon._ a oonteet between euch crude flotlone; e»ow rsd by the MandweUr •(IT OouaoU o f Ohurcbes Tbs Tbwn arid Board of Bdu- prsasun ta on, aooordhig to like finish. Chairs have Black ribbed vipyl. All frames aro CM sf Ihs Chiiseci probUms ws oui^ then proper debate o f tbe great and oMlon, Ifanohaster, Oonneoiteitt, too script chrome. Entire five pieces, only $88. win Ttasrs bavs baao ertttcsl questions oonesrnlng our donas- "lie •teks blda on approxtanettsly ; ssports sf sMtomnWlf etoppiad tlc oondlthm and our International stance "Boimenlolfy" R1.000 fsHoiw of No. a; 600.900 C. This 35x50x60-inch Table has a rosewood Plastic Top. All sad somsttmes stsrttait iq> win be neglected. Ws a n all aaxiouB to break teUona of Nq. 4 and 480,000 gal- MADIIM OUtStt w K V * - soBM kind of rsmots down toe barrtore that separate *" Rii**; •one of Ho. 0 otl tor tha year frames era black and tha chair fabric Is Sunset Sonnet. All five The presldeiittal campslgtt our ohurohts and the preJudkMe " iV -o Reg. $94.5,0 October Uto, 1808 through Oefo- (tr ABULTS WT pieces, only $75. ■ „ TUs any bs strange on ttas to a temporary phenomenon,, 1 b a « l toat dlvlda us as psteont We *i h - (dopes of ths Andes. *tor lesldtafs bar 14, I960. DsUvartss shall bs last only two moiitos. When tt is MS not so anxious to ohaags - .blir D. 3Qlx40x50-inch Table has a Walnut Plastic Top. Bronx# af ths vpsr t u t of As hemtspHsre, aad dene, tbe American psopi* will our own ways and root out our «tod* by msloMd truck only. have to go on ttvtng together, worktaig R m rigM Is Nssrvsd to reject Tfiisr* Frames, and Matching Chairs with White Regency Upholstery. Now 49. tMi in Bonnsl trsffle condlthBi. own prejudice. Ttasre oea bs noi.... “ j 0 4 ^ together, working d)t their problema value to soumsnioify untU sdob - ^ toy sod aU bads. BM opening ittai 0*nSai***S This five piece set only $49. * g t what tlisss CWIsan aotonfiato are together, Angrtoing wtiteb makes for deep >:N p.ta. DBT, Monday, Bop- ^MMlfeS IpscliiM* Irinbsr 80, 1908. BpsoMtosttoeis to ths IMd of orchardito and poisoned dtvlalon to to be avuldsd. own church lesponslbiMfy, (hso ' > , AIARIMM HIAMM tod bid tonna may bs osoursd bs ths propor prsluds to sons The one hope for oonotructive sdutloa he oan appredats the loy ^ of. [ H ITIR , Im . cf tbe sharp dlfferaness tat our sodsty M toe Board of Eduoatton, IIM for than. anottisr and cooperate with Mm , .. W S. cBNTsa IT- Masemma \ to rational aad ctvU disoourse sngag- to building the Isfgsr Main BtMit, MuMhaatar, O m sesw ___ down in ObUo was lag all elements In that sodsty. What­ . soumsnioal undsrataadtam of ^ toottout. warm wtad sndd«4r bisw ever lessens t|ie possHilMty of aucb dls- Open9 A.M.fo5:30P.M.-Closed Monday ’ Ppen Thursday and Friday unfiif^^j^d^ God and tbs Unify o f Miuiktnd. D. ■- f:.. OMbaitoi dtntof iM r eouree must be adamantly wtthstood. m m r c sunc^ t yoVR^ ^ Rev. Dr. J. llaalsy Sfanw BuftaMss MMMfsr — THE CATHOLIC ’mAHSCSUPT. •snior Pastor MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1968 PAGE FIFTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WTONESDAY; SEPTEMBER 18> r ^ PAGE FOUBTEEN courses, EngUsh for the foreign \ Evening School bom, British Uterature, ef­ District HUIs 91834.90 South Wiiiidsor Barry Favors Adjourned!! T1m i« oncB w « a THINK SMALL fective public speaking, «eed P eo p le in Craig-Pagani Soi(& ihM ail v m VoBawagen Sedan Annual Session I^ took lOM hourb. In three R egisters 500 reading and algebra. It wen filM wWi d«b^ ond IkH». DeOvei^ Inliiancheeter sessions, over a two-week Also, aU of the buslneas couia- Eighth UtiliUee District tax Equipped with leaitoerekte Interior, R ep. Lassman Gets Backing span, but the Manchester On First Night The marrlaga of MIm Suaaa windshield watoer, 2-speed electric Of Le^d'atnre es and technical and avocatlon- T he N ew s blils for toe 1886-60 fiscal year Board of Directors finally did al courses like woodworking, TIhhi Hi«y w f i» shown—edmost too lain, - Mario Paganl of Manohoater to win be mailed Sept SO, Tax wipers, heater, defroster, 4-wey Over BOO adidts registered for safety flashers, back-up HgbU, From Ex-state Sen, Doocy state Sen. Da'vM M. Barry It, at 11:10 last night the art courses, language claas- Jamoo Ruatoll Craig of Danlol- Oolleotor Mrs. Mary Larala said said yesterday that “annual ses­ It oomi^ated Its marathon oourses In the Manchester Adult es and human anatomy. Theft Thofo’s o lo tto r W ay-^iflH i Mnltt tw flrt. B oclier Receives front and rear seat beMa, leather­ ■on wao Mlemnlsod Saturday tod a y. ette headrests, oteerteg wheel lock sions of the Legislature are meeting, which began at 8 Evening Sdiool during the first Some of the newest courses t f i J. Doooy of South Wlnd- Flyniw secretary-treasurer, and 1st Letter frotn Spouse ’The District tax rate ia 2.8 and rear window defroster. necessary for the efficient p.m. on Sept 8, and w hich stm have openings. They in­ morning at tho Church of the Mrs. Theodore Rankin, record­ night of registration at the high SAN D m oo, OaUf. (AP) — Aooumption. mills, wito 1.2S mlUs for fire •or, former Ueutwmnt tovemor operation of file state govern­ was confinuad on Sept 10 clude theater makeup, fire Oommitte for election of _ and prealdent pro tempore of ing secretary. school office. Rose Bucher has received fiie ’The bride ia the daughter of protection and IJB mflia for Rfe. 88. Tslied Tpke. Committee chairmen for the m ent.’ ’ and Sept 17. tsdinology and graphic com­ TED TRUDON the aenato, has endoraed State "This is the largest crowd we Nathan Agostlndll for Stats Senator first latter from her husbend Mr. and Mra. WUUam B. Pkga- sanitary-sewer servlee. year are Mrs. Louise O’Connor, — Speaking at the luncheon Now, 811 it has to look for- munications. \ Repreaentatlve Edwin A. tiaaa- ever had on opening night," ac­ since _tfae U.8. InteUigence-galh- nl of Mt Cooper Hill St. the In areas outside toe District 860-I8S8 elementary principal. District meeting of the Manchester Q vl- arard to is its D ot 8 meeting, Em m ertlng rep ea ted hjs VOLKSWAGEN man^ a Democrat, for re-elec­ cording to the school’s director, ering ship PueMo which he com- bridegroom la a aon of Mr. and boundaries, where toe town is No. 1, EU Terry School; school tan Club, he said that the first originally scheduled tor O ct. pleasure wlfii the opening night. tion. George J. Emmerllng. ------mi&ded was sslsed by North Mra. Robert D. Craig of Daniel- re^tonslble for sanltaryHMwer administrator. District No. 1, ord er o f business fo r die 1066 1, but delayed one week be- "’There were people waitl^ aervlce but has no facUltlea, toe Doocy, a realdent of South Registration -will continue to­ ■on. Mrs. Roland Ouellette, attend­ General Assembly should be the cauie Yom Klppur, the Jew­ outside the door an hour beford M service, where available, la sup­ Wlndaor for over 20 years, and a night and tomorrow night from Read Herald Adverti§emeiits letter from Lt. Omdr. The Rev. Emeat J. Ooppa of ance director. District No. 1, revision of lefflttetlve proce­ ish Day of AtonemMVt begins opening.” plied by toe District. Tlce-preaid«\t of Hartford Na­ 7 to 0. Bucher was dated Aug. the Church of the Aaaumption Mrs. John Fidler. dures, "to streamUne the opera* on the eve of Oct 1. to those Instances, under am tional Bank and Trust Com­ An oddity of the September O ^ya after the eelsure— pertormad the douUa-ring cere­ b Dtatrict NO. 2, at Orchard tlon of the Legislature." "I found this response most agreement several years old, about pany, stated that In on ly one marafiion meeting la fliat all , B ucher eaid ’Tuesday. mony and waa celebrant at toe Hill School, the committee Barry, a Democrat, Is ran- gratifying, and I hope we can toe district collects toe same aeasion "Ed Laaaman earned actions of the directors were fahiSy friend said it cen- nuptial Maaa. Paul Chetelat woa chairmen are the foScwlng: ning for re-election from the 4th swoommodate everyone In the BiiHar # Plano •Elootrlo Baio rate fee for toe servlee as toe themios bottles, a reputation for himself and b y unanim ous 'Vedea, arlth a Atined no mention of poaeible re- organlat and soloiat. Boakete of Mrs. Marilyn Bloom, elemen­ Senatorial District. His Repub­ courses they want," Emmerllng town does from Its customers —- brought credit to East Windsor minimum of discussion and fU fisa fcrtlte PueUo crew. gladioli and pompona were on tary prlncl]^; Mrs. Da'Vld Mc- lica n <9 ponent is Mayor Nafitan said today. "But we had to closa Dnimt • Banjo # Rawlolln Lorins phlo 75 per cent of toie water-usage wo maiaiaia and South Wlndaor.” dlaputea. out several courses, aome of ”It waa the sort of letter you’d toe altar. Gonigle, school administrator, AgosUnelli. ch a rg e. Continued Doocy, "Ed Is and Mrs. Stanley Jukds, attend­ Barry said yeberday, "Once which were filled within an writd ty youi- spouse if it were Engaged The bride waa given in mar­ r ___ a complala known on Capitol Hill as one of ance director. the revision and streamlining hour.” being read by everyone else,” riage by her father. She wore "Learn From The Pros'* ’The engagement of Miss the bright new legislators who Other chairmen are Mrs. Leo has been accompUshed, every The filled courses are basic INSTRUCTION he It waa relatively free of an ankle-ltagto prinoeea etyle assortment ol thoimos boWos Catherine R. Jutras to George World War I Hero Die* la willing to work hard and has LaRlviere, parent educator; effort shoidd be made to require pewtorsmltiiing, tailoring, ad­ propSRelnda, said Mrs. Bucheh gown of peau de eote over taf­ AmoM Lamhbora — J««» Himt ■ McCann Jr., both of Manches­ WEST HAVEN (AP)-One of the ability to accomidlah ftsults Mrs. Lawrence Decker, sex a budgetary session during the vance sewing and beginning and of a perscmal nature. feta, dealgned with scooped and thoir roplaeomont p M ter, has been announced by her toe soldiers who fought In Worid beneficial to the entire state. Al­ education; M r. and M rs. ITO- even-numbered years." Albert J. PlcclrUlo, 42, of 508 sewing on Tuesday nights. The Oomord Bonrioy — Frid Ooedihio neckline, and long eleevea. Her War I with Alvin York, has though he was only a freshman llam McCaffrey, adult educa- The Legislature presently Thursday night sewing class is Psycheddie Teachlug parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marcel bouffant veil of silk lUusion was ►wo hovo half plot*, pints, quents in boHi roq^ N. teAin at. was served a 12th Jutras ot 200 Charter Oak St. died In toe Veterans Hoapttel repreaentatlve, he was ap­ Uon; Mrs. WUllam Strong, apos­ meets In regular session from stm open. WdHw Ololaiy — Lorry rn^AOUSE, N.Y. (AP) — Sa- arranged from a tiara of eeed January to June, In the odd- Circuit Court warrant yesterday here after a long Illness. lor and wido mouth styioa; phn any ports to^ pointed chairman oi an Interim tle of good will, and James Emmerllng said people may -TW r Short says her etudente Her fiance is the eon ot Mr. pearto and rhineetones, and she numbered years «tly. at 10:80 p.m. charging hln* with and Mrs. George McCann of 72 Percy Peck Beardsley of Rox- ►iwptaco your lost or worn out port. Zoning Sub-Committee and In­ Woodward OYO principal. leave their names on a waiting WE'RE OPUN e v e n i n g s tm BtOO Fsrriy c\tt her home economics carried an old fashioned bouquet In addRkm to endorsing the B irch St. of roaee, dalslee, and camatlona. bury died Thesday at the age terim' Education SubOunmittee Legion to Meet breach of peace. In conneclton Ust for the filled classes. A courees at Syracuse University. both etoiea open thme. and W . nights im si dealing with negotiations be­ The Abe E. MUler Unit, Amer­ annual sesslans proposal, Barry The bridal gown wM fatoloned o f 77. with an alleged attack on the vacancy may occur, or he may Miss Jutras la a 1088 graduate Beardsley, along with York e 2 looattonei downtown main at. and tween Boards of EMhicatlon and ican Legion Auxiliary, will hold com m ended the 1067 State A s­ by toe bride’e mother. ’ maifeet ^ person and property of a 82- be able to arrange another class . for example. Mis. of Manchester High School. Mr. and their platoon sergeant, cast middle toniplhe, next to popular teacher groups. Wherever I Its regular meeting tonight at sembly for its accorapUshmenU. year-old Manchester housewife if there are eiwugh interested LANE GUITAR and MUSIC CEN TS her blonde hair teaiUng M cCann, a 1088 graduate o f Mice Kathleen Carlin of Man­ captured 182 G erm an sold iers travel throughout the state, peo­ the home of Mrs. Charles Da­ Among those he cited were the Manchester High School, is chester, couein of the bride, waa at her home Aug. 80. people. ‘Oonnectlent's Leading Guitw Center Since 1S47I” below her shoulders, false gxdd and killed 25. ple commend the Job done by vid, 268 Hilton D rive at 8. All creation of the Department of FHONH •4S4SH I 6Htyebtx>wk glittering in the sun- serving w ith the UJ8. A rm y In maid of honor. Her ankle-length Community Affairs and of file Picclrillo has been released T h ere is atlH p len ty o f room HIM CENTER ST., MANCHESTER Ed Laasman." members are urged to attend. weartog sandals, Ught Vietnam . princeee style gown of hot pink Depaxtment of Correction, the on no cash ball and (Hrected to in the following courses: He added, ‘T feel that South The high school equivalency bW» slacks, a silver Nehru Jack- No date has been announced peau de aole was fashioned erito Manchester Evening Her­ tax-freese for elderly homeown­ appear In court Oct. 7. Windsor and East Windsor are ------Ik: and love beads, roared Into for the wedding;. ■cooped neckline and ahoK ald south Windsor eorre- ers, the truth-ln-londlng law and fortunate tht Lassman has con­ stoeerooHi on a motorcycle. ■leevee. Mie wore a matching spondent, Catherine B. May, the dean Water Law. sented to serve again, and am The 60 wide-eyed students headbow, and too carried an He critlciied the practice tel. M4-22M. were entranced as the mother of old foahioned bouqtwt tA deep very pleased to endorse his re- permlte legislators to e le ctio n ." three sipped down the sloping blue cornflowers. r ... waste Ume by speaking out at Downtown Manchester 8b Tooliia at Farley stairway leading to the lectern . Charlee Craig of Danirison puMlc hearings, instead of re­ Sb South Windsor youths Mahoney Ready in tlM sctwol ot Journalism’s served as hte brother’s beet ait 008 M ain S treet serving that time for members w ere am ong 150 high school electronic classroom, where her m an. delegates attending the annual For Campaign of the public. class was held. Mrs. Pagan! wore a light blue High School Leadership Con­ Afttr she distributed bubble crepe dreee with black aocee- ference qnnaored by jhe Red Mahoney-for-State Represen­ VERNON gum to her class, psychedelle ■orlee and a corsage of white tative headquarters will formal­ Cross Inter-High School Coun­ Night Courses st]de flUns were projected si­ roses and oamatloas. Tho bride­ C S. McAOMer photo cil Greater Hartford this past ly open tomorrow at 8 p.m. at multaneously on-three 'walls in groom’s mother wore a blue sUk 521 E . M iddle Tpke. at M an­ Open Thursday and Friday till 9 MRS. JAMES RUSSELL ORAIG 'weekend at the TUCK O u t ^ r At Tech School the room, 11 projectors beamed shantung dress with matching $340 Center In North Colebrook. chester Green. slides to the celling, and two acceasories and a corsage of those participating were Clau­ Town Director Francis Ma­ Start Sept. 30 overhead projectors bathed the pink and white roses and carna­ Mrs. Craig, a 1857 graduate of honey Is the Democratic candi­ Manchester High School, attend- EASY PAYMENTS dette Chagnon, Sue Eisenberg, room In brilliant c<^r patterns. tions. Onatom Home Deeign Elaine Petersin, Ifincent Pres- date for the State Assembly Registration tor the adult eve­ ” T1iiS ia a required course,” A rocepUon for 50 was held at od Manchester Oommuntty Col­ AVAIIABLE from Manchester’s IMh DlstHct. Menrtieeter tUeo, Dan Singer and Gall ning courees at the H owell she told a reporter, "so I have the home of too bride’s parents. leg e. Mir. C raig, a 1668 graduate He is running against the Re­ Blue Print a Supply too. \fiUineta. Cheney Regional Vocational I to keep students from cutting F w a motor trip to Mountain of KilUngly High School, served publican Incumbent, Robert Technical Sdwol is being ac­ classes. with toe U.S. Navy. He is em­ 690 Hartford Bd. An entirely new program was Top Inn, Vt., Mrs. Craig wore a Mancheeter, Conn, planned for the conference. The Stavnltsky. cepted at the school office from "And you know, they never do irhlte' wo(4 drees with navy blue ployed at Parvel Industries, mtlMliTNaan Glist Nimls mllkn 8m M The Mahoney headquarters S4S4S8S delegates, for the first time re­ 0 a.m. to 4 p.m. dally. Evening cut my classes, because they acoeoaorles. The couple wlU Uve Plainfield, and Is attending Mon. Bookvme Ext*. Bnt. 14*6 are on the second floor, and presenting many groiqw and registration wm be held Sept. don’t want to mlJM out on any of at Cottage St., Danielson. Chester Community College. agencies other than the Red three rooms have been equipped 28 and 24 from 7 to 0 p.m. at H." Cross Youth, came together to with telephones and desks, with the school. dUeuas social concerns and die numerous vthmteer workers al­ Oourses in automotive repair, ‘Satchmo* H ospitaBzed NsseUf photo ready assigned tasks for the carpentry, drafUng, electric need for service. NEW YORK (AP) — ’Trum­ To assist the young people, seven-week campaign. code electricity, electronics, ma­ Engaged Arthur Lassow has been chine blueprint reading, ma­ peter Louis Armstrong has been three adults participated' in the The engagement of Miss named chairman of the street chine d»op practice, tool and hoepttaltsed for 'what his phsrsl- treaderahiyp Cooference. A train- Paulette Jeaimine Metlvler to leaders for a door-to-door cam­ die, tedmlcal EnglUh, and Oiop cian believes is ]4debltls, agent I ing course In group dynamics Peter H. Smith, both of Man­ paign, James Holmes win co­ math are offered end claaees Joe Glaser repotted. ' was ctmducted by Paul Peter­ chester, has been announced by ordinate the 'viritation c a m- wm open where enrollment Is The agent said the 66-yearK>ld sen, director of perscmnel at her mother, Mrs. JOannine jpalgn, Mrs. Olof Anderson is sufficient. ’’Satohmo’’ was taken to a hoe- HeuMeln. b e. pltat 'Diesday for teste after his Metivier of 146 Cushman Dr. Dr. Arfiiur W. Kalrott, direc­ In charge of the headquarters w ill t>egfai 10, 1 committee, Edward Dupre is and are held every Monday and leira swelled. She Is also the daughter of toe tor of Urban Educatloa at the Ihe lUneee caused oanoeliation late Benoit Metivier. University of Hartford, stressed assistant chairman of the 'visita­ Wednesday evening from f to ot a scheduled appearance at Her fiance is toe son of Mr. awareness of social concerns of tion committee, and Olof Ander­ 10 p .m . the Eastern States Exposition in and Mrs. R. Barlow Smith of HURRY!-LAST JUI courses- are tuition free the Istier'dty. Results of the son Is assistant general chair­ to any Connecticut realdent of West Springfield, Mass., .Glaser F lossm oor, HI. planning weekend andgoab was m an. said. summarised by James Goins, ’The public —Democrats, Re- «bt months and over, and are M iss M etivier, a 1966 gradu­ primarily to Indl'vlduals The agent declined to say regional director of Red Cross j)ubllcans and tmafflllated, has ate of East Catholic High out of school and to men o t what hospital Armstrong was Youth. been invited to tomorrow’s School,, is attending Manchester women who are emjioyed w in. 1st Anniversary Sale COD OfOoers headquarters opening. Community College. She Is em­ have been employed in the fieW The Rev. Joseph Schick, di­ ployed at toe carriage House rector of the Confratemltjr pf ELBOTBIO LKWING related to the course they seek. Boutique. Mr. Smito received Some of the courses require the Christian Doctrine of St. Marga­ LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — his B8 degree from Bucknell puit*ase of a textbook or some ret Mary Church, has announc­ Mrs. Carol Owens oveihead this Deaths in University, Lewieberg, Pa., and minor Instruments or tools. ed the appointm ent o f this of­ remark while her three email his MB degree in ph^cs from daughters were playing “ moth­ A certtfleate is awarded to ’Trinity OcUego, Hartford. He is ficers of the CCD Executive thoee who complete the course The N ation Board for the 196frda school er” one morning. employed at Pratt and Whitney ”If you don’t behave,” one of In a satiafactory manner. Loolee DoPny Keatteg Ditrislon of United Aircraft year. Further Information may be The officers are WUUam Car- the youngstera'aaid to another, m ROCHESTER. N.Y. (AP) — Corp., East Hartford. received by contacting the roll, president; Mrs. Jack Mur­ ‘Tm going to’get the electric Louise DePuy Keating, 66, wife The wedding is planned for phy, vlce-preaident; Mrs. John spanker after you.” ed iooL of former U.S. Sen, Kenneth B. July 6, 19M. ■ir Keating, died ’Tuesday after a long iUness. Keating now Is an aseociato Justice Of toe New York Stole Court of Appeals. BETTER NOTICE FrendMok Olstowtkl m TO OCWITR'ACJTaRS CORPUS CHRIBTI, Tex. (AP) INVITATION TO BID — BVanclszek Olstowskt HI, 67, In aocordanco wMh proviskxia e m u i painter and sculptor whose of toe Town Charter, sealed works Include .culture ot toe proposals will be recced in facade of Rockefeller Center In toe Office ot toe Town Mana­ AAANCHESTER ■»*«. ««»>» «* New York, died ’Tuesday after a ger of toe ’Town of South Wind- brief lUness. aor, Oonnecriout, not later pyaaole Btiidebaker BUey (than: KANSAS c m (AP)— Frank­ 2 P.M., DST lin Studebaker RUey, 77, re­ S eptem ber 27, 1968 EXCITING FASHION NEWS! tired Butomoblle executive and at whlcfo time and plaoe said a great-grandson of autoituv proposals sludl pte>Uoly be tlvo pioneer John Studebak- opoted for tuntishlfig of all er, died of a heart attack Mon­ materials, equipment and labor T. & C. IS HERE .... day night. Riley’s retirement to histall a storm drainage, sys­ from a Midwest distributing tem In Pleasant Valley Road agency for the company In 1930 from Main Street to approxi- mariced severance of tho last matejy 2180 feet east and from Come in and see our fine collection of MINK STOLES, JACK­ member of too studebaker fam­ Pleasant Valley Road to approx­ ily from toe automoUve |manu- imately 400 feet south on Main ETS and COATS. Also PERSIAN LAMB and BROADTAIL faoturers. Street. Proposals must be executed OUIBST PAPER Df WEST In accordance with and subject JACKETS and COATS at SPECIAL PRICES. SANTA SE, N.M. (AP) — The to instructions contained in toe Bfinte Fe New Mexican laye instructions to Bidders. 1 - , V claim to being the oldest news­ The Plans and Speciftoatltms paper In the Weat are available at toe Town Hall, On Ju ly 9, 1968, It m arked its 824 M ain S t,, South W indsor, lOOto aim lveraary a » a daUy Oonn., PVblic Works Dept, with newapaper. The newspaper pre- a 810.00 non refun dablo fe e . viouity had reached ite centen­ Terry V. Sprenkel, nial mark, ae a weekly publica­ Town Manager tion, on Nov. 94,19*9.

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i. BfANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 19 (M) Friendly CHaat UflllDfib *“ ••• • • Tbufs., Frt. s t* e named his Junior deputy, Nash llUUIraS 8 « t S to S (Oleaod AO Doy Mouday) for oonatrucUon of a new rang­ attend are reminded to bring make the right match. Faculty-student ratio; to do this with colleges! called for an end to Bailey'a I ( 8 -8 -10-18) News, Sporia, Rowlett, as parade marshal. 2 yeara as stats head of the W eather (C) er bonee, a maintenance aad their own cards. Reservations And the right match is not Class slse; Of course, you also have the (34) IfMerogets Nelahbor- (40) D r a ^ Houie (C) may be made with Mrs. Eltdred The parade will be from South possibility of three “Nos,” and party in a letter sent Tuesday )iood ( 8) Payton Vlaoa (C) storage building and genwal naeoaaarUy the college whose And other such measurable or (80) McHale's Navy ( 8) Big Movie ^ „ park Improvements. Hodge of 117 Plymouth lAne, Terminus at Charter Oak St. to that is why it is so tremendous­ to the State Central Committee. (1 04 M UO) KISR Utisio Hah MESH. WGSIBm sticker your parents will be tangible criteria. (30) H aniage O’Nem originany proposed a Mrs. Elmer Odell of 812 E. Cen­ the Center, and units will be On the emotional, or subjec­ ly important that you diatribute The letter was signed by (18) Mary OriOki reviewed as they pass the Ma­ proudest to display on the rear Lecmard Stevens on behalf of (33) Hlahltflits ( S) Green Acres (C) (R) three-phSM j^an In 10S7 for paik ter St., or Mrs. John Kauts of window of the car. tive, level you will be trying to your “proposals" in such a way I (40) C om bat I ( 8 -U) Ha A She (O (R) improvement* to be completed 39 E. Eldrldge St. sonic Temple to the disbanding that you can have reasonable the committee. Stevens support­ ) ( 8-12) Walter CraokHe (C) I (80480) T h e. OotsMer (C) H they give you any trouble find the college that embodies (1 0 4 -80) Huntley-Brtnkley (M) Blade JM im l over a three-bteimlnm period. Mrs. Hodge and Mrs. Odell, area. It will be in three divi­ assurance of at least one ac­ ed Sen. Eugene McCarthy in (C) on this score, try this little game your "im a^ .” Tour feelings the struggle tor the party's (30) r Spy _ Inohided in the plena wee camp­ co-chairmen of the program sions, with Nutmeg leading. will determine whether you ceptance. ( 8) Fnude ReynoMa ( 8) Dam DeLulae Show (C) PORK LOINS an them. It's called “m o Went presidenUal nomtnaUim. (80) New Horisona I ( 18) BuhsculDUqn TV ing faclUty development, a pa- committee, have also announc­ James D. CJurrier of Wllllman- Where." Listed below are the would be happier in; Answers to “Who Went (34) W h a fa N e w ? ( R ) I ( SA-lO-lMiPiOAO) News vOIion, paridng area, extension ed other events the club is plan­ tlc, who is district deputy Su­ Where” ; "It Is thought by the Bridge- I (OO) N e w s Sports, Weatner names, in alphabetical order, of A laige or 'amall college; water Democratic Town Com­ I (10) Alfred Rltohoock (iO) -MoKeever and The ot power tinea and other peril ning for this year. preme Tall Cedar, will attend. a dosen rather prominent inch- A coed or Just men’s or wom­ (a) 8; (b) 6; (c) 10; (d) 2; (3 8 8 0 4 0 ) News. Weather, Colonel Improvements. The committee Assisting with the parade de­ (0) 6; (f) 4; (g) 9; (h) 8; (1) 11; mittee," stated the letter, 'that Sports i ( 8) Starlight Movie For the October Men’s Night, viduals. Following them, also in en's environment (though Uiese Mr. Bailey is not qualified by (Ot) Local lastle q t) I ( 10-8 0 4 -80) Tonight (C) on State Development recom­ Dr, Don A. Oulnan will present tails are Daniel Hair, Leroy are fast disappearing); (J) 7; k l; (1) 12. (80) HunUey-BriidcTey ( 8-40) Joey Bistuv Show (C) alphabetical order, are the col­ his past performance to organ­ (13) Late Movie mended the 1100,000 approved an "African Safari.” Mrs. Bar­ Norris and Whitney N. Merritt, One with or without fraterni­ ( 8-13) T ruth o r Consequences leges from which they received ise for the new trend in poll- SEE SATUBDAT’S TV WEEK FOB COMPLETE USTIN06 for the current Meanlnm. bara Warren Shure will give a ail past grand Tall Cedars of their undergraduate degrees (as ties or sororities. NEXT: What PsrenU Ucs, which is toward a greater Development ta the pailt, Nutmeg, and Reginald Cart­ Should Know.) program on theaterlogues for listed in m o ’s m o in There is one important way responslveneaa than he has ever which ia located In the towna the Nov. 18 meeting. The Man­ wright. America). Don’t look now, but shown to the popular wtU.” Radio of BOIton and Hebron, b ^an in chester (Chapter, SPEBSQSA. Taking part in the parade will the answers are at the end of To make seteetton easy, get Ella Maxels' unique 224-page guide Bailey has been state chair­ (This liating inclodea only thoae news broadcasts ot 18 or IS is n through the efforta ot State will sing seasonal songs at the be DeMolay and Rainbow Olrt this article. which uses computer techniques to fit your individual aooom- man since 1048, a period of minute length. Some Btationa norry ofiier abort newscasts.) Repreaoitatlvea Ralph Q. Bron club’s annual HoHday Tasting groups. Nutmeg Forest and (a) —Arthur Ooldberg pUahmeMts and personal choices to a few specific scboola Use service unmatched by any oth­ WDRC—1844 w n c—14M of Bolton and Rldiard M. Qrant Supper scheduled for Dec. 9. Manchester Pipe bands, the Nash Rowlett (b) — Hubert Humphrey coupon below; er state DemocraUc leader. He' 5:00 Ken Oriirtn 6:0 0 Afternoon Sdltlon of Hebron. Additional funds Also, the Gilbert-Love Travel Tunxis Forest fife and drum (c) — Lyndon B. Johnson chairman in 1080, serving un­ 6:00 Joey Reynoida 6:0 0 N ew s were obtained by Orant and 9:00 Cdn Robtnaon 6:16 Market Report Agency will present “Hawaiian corps of West Hartford leading Cedars, followed by the degree (d) — Robert Kennedy College Sdection Guide der two presidents unUl last 1:05 News, Sign OK 6:8 0 W eather Bran in 1908 and during the Holiday” Jan. 27, and Mrs. Lor­ other units of that forest, the work and initiation of SapHngs, month, when Hubert Humphrey 6:35 Strictly Sports (s) —ICartin Luther King c/o MuKhester Eveninflr Herald WRCH—« 4 6 :8 5 Aftemoon Edition early igeO’a by Hebron represen- etta Calano will discuss home Tolland Twlrlers, the Army-Na­ as Tall (>dar candidates are (O — Thurgood ICandiall chose Lawrence O’Brien to suc­ 6:00 »srtft>rd HlgMlghts 7:10 A cce n t -68 tatlvoa Douglaa M. Fellows and fashions and interior decorating called. Dept. 040 ceed him. 7:00 News 7:1 0 N ow vy Club, VFW, Irish step danc­ (g) —Eugene McCarthy 8:00 GaaUg^ . 7:2 5 David Brinkley Kari H. Unka. at the Feb. 24 meeting. A pro- ers, an(i units. from Quinebaug Dinner wUl be prepared and (W — Paul Newman P.O. Box 489, Radio City Station 13:00 Quiet Hours 7:80 Newa of Use World The park preaently haa a large served by the Cedarettes of Nut­ New Yorif, N. Y. 10019 NICE OUTS COME WPOP—1414 7:45 Joe GtartcMa grsun on switchcraft with fash­ and Laurel Forests of Eastern (1) — Richard Nixon 5:00 Oamer OUytan Show 7:50 Sing Along swimming area, plcnlo facill- ion magic by Mrs Sally Middle- Co"necUcut. meg, who wUl also entertain the (j) —Oerald Phllllppe • IN LAST 6:00 Steve O'Brien 7:60 B m p h asla tlea, hiking traOs and pariitng visiting ladles while the degree Please send copy (copies) of "The 1969 Guide 9:00 Dick Heatherton 8:0 0 Pop Concert ton Pinto will be featured on riie Sphinx Temple Motor Pa­ (k) -Nelson Rockefeller LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP)) — 13:00 Gary Girard Show lot. The ranger home waa par- work is taking place. 9 'S March 24. Prof. William A. Bljle- trol, the top four-wheel motor­ (l) b en ja m in Spock to Oiiege Sdection" at each to: After Dancer’s Image was dis­ wenr—1884 tlallv destroyed by fire approx- feld ot the Hartford Seminary ised unit ot Shriners in North (*) Hint; He’s chairman of the qualified as the Kentucky Derby 5:00 Netws I m ^ y five yeara ago. The 6:15 Speak Up iliw wsef*^ea»her will discuss “Islam" at the April America, will again appear, and Rub lipstick stains with winner, Jimmy Anderson re­ X l:a 0 S M i 4 s F in a l Hebron Department completed board of Oeneral Electric. 6:00 N m OfoOT sue of the Day there will be other motor units. petroleum Jelly before launder­ turned the 814 he had won In an 5:18 8 p ^ tfo Hartford 11:80 the burning of the remains for 28 meeting. The year’s activities 1. Dartmouth 6:45 Lowell 'fiiomas will close with the club’a annual After the dinner, there will be ing washable articles in hot 2. Harvard office pool. 8:58 pun Rbamo OHUBCH NOTE COMBO a movlo on fire prevention. Ground Broken for Vernon Elderly Housing Project suds. His fellow workers were so 7:00 The World T(»>ight LOUIBVBXB, Ky. (AP) — banquet in May. a business meeting of the Tall 2. Kenyon ADDRESS ...... 7:80 IVudc GMfotd oay City was a legtmy to the A Lincoln University grateful that fitey took up a 7:80 Speak Up Sports Thlg notice adomo a bulletin OoMiato oft 8 BOAMB aad OENTEB CHOPS state from the Foster family for Although it looks like they are pitching hay, Mayor John Affairs, Joseifi P. Zaminchlel, chief of construction and 8:00 Neira board outside tme church: "This S. University of Minnesota CITY...... STATE...... ZIP ...... sympathy collection for - him. recreational purpewes. in recent E. Orant, left, and Francis Pitkat, executive Director of the maintenance, and Allen Dresser, Emanuel <3erber, and Miss •. MordMuse The fund amounted to 20 cents. church is prayer-ooadltionod.” years, the historic Foster Salt Vernon Housing Authority, are turning the earth on Orave St., Oertrude Fuller of the Housing Authority. The housing proj­ 7. University o t Nebraska (MUe cbedu payable to "OoQege Selection Ouida" AMow 8 MIHVresmSH. fXIUlA LBAN Box house haa been remove(l the future site of Vernon’s third-housing project for the Elder­ ect, scheduled to be completed by early next year, will have 8. Northwestern University weeks t o t deU p^). from the area. ly. Other officials attending the ground-hreaicing ceremony in­ 24 units. (Herald i^oto by Pinto) I. a t John’s Utaiversity cluded James T. Sullivan of the Department of Community (Mlim.) 10. Bouthwest Texw State GROUND CHIN» Four Accidents ert Rizxa, 812 Center St.; Bon­ dall St.; Mrs. Avis Baker., East Glastonbury; Mrs. Etta Fallow, Andover; Mrs. Marie Garland IL WhttUer nie Welt, 170 Wells St.; James Hartford; Mrs. Frances La- 23 Gerard St.; Mrs. Susanna and son, Storrs; Mrs. Olive 11. Tale Events in Capital A ll Said M inor Oulundsen, 8 Jan Dr., Vernon. Chapelle, Tankeroosen Rd., Vef- Kotsch, 67 Maple St.; Norma Shensle and daughter, 238 School •o — what’s in a nameT Noth­ Also, Kennefii MaePherson, 8 lum; Mary Young, 76 N. Elm Eccellente, 181 McKee St.; Mrs. ^St.; Mrs. Frances Oppelt and ing much. raa!!y. EBJt W^tmortiand th at' the inteUlgenoe-gatherlng No Injurlea nor police actions Bunce Dr.{ Mrs. Joanne Prack- St.; Mrs. Thelma Haberem, 106 Mary Sault, 32 Foster St.; Mrs. son, 120 Maple St.; Mrs. Karen Ih s right m a t^ , for you is ship was inside North Korea’s resulted from four minor traf­ us, 47 Hammon St., Rockville; Homestead S t; Mrs. Virginia Wanna Cubing and daughter, Paine and son, 11 Irene Dr., iha eoUage where you will be Attend Ware Funend waters have been demanded as fic accidents occiurlng on Man- Bezzinl, East Hartford. 398 Summit St.: Mrs. Val«rle Vernon; Mrs. Sandra Bezanker eondltloiis for the release. John Ellison, 12 Dobson Ru„ stimulated, but not oveiwhelm- WAfimNOTON (AP) — Serv­ NBC WEEK: cheater streets yesterday. Vernon; Henry Lafko, 166 Ly- Also, Mrs. Annette Corha, Jurovaty and sMi., Jurovaty Rd., and son, Glastonbury. ad; dtallenged to do your best, ices for MaJ. Keith L. But Mrs. Warren Hayes of Co- At 6:48 a.m. cars driven by but not pressured to the polBt Wkre. kUIed In a beUoopter lumbua, Ohio, whose son Lee, Arthur J. Haley, 82, of 82 Diane o t nervous collapse; surround- crarii in Vletnanis were attend- 28, was on the Mdp, said die did Dr., and Edward R. Faber, 66, ad by fellow-students with whcsn ed Tuesday by President John­ not believe the PueUo and crew The new seasons hsre-exdusiyel/on NBCI of 24 Nllee Dr. collided at Diane > " have some things in eom- son and Oen. WUUam C. West­ would be released even if the and Francla Dra. but from whom you can morland, Army cMet of staff. cfmdttions were met. John Tedford, 78, of 88 Wal­ laarn about other viewpoints and JOhiiaon spoke oomforUngly to She said a U.l. apology did nut St., and Mark W. -Revet, vahass. the general’s widow after serv not bring release of 11 Ameri- 17, of riiompeon drove cars MAIN STREET D m word ’’match” is used lees In the colonial red-brick cans from Cambodia, thAt were in collision at Pine advlaeAy, because going away riiaps) of Arilngton National An apology, atae aaid, “may and Forest Sts. at B;60 p.m. Cemetery and patted her hand. Jeopardise them more than we to college is a lot Hko getting Haynes St. was the scene of married. He shook bandr with the gener- have done alreedgr by abandon- STORE ONLY al’s son and nameialte, a Ma- ing them for eight months.” a two-car mishap Involving auto­ No osw (we hope) walks down FMSH, UAH, rOMK mobile* driven by David L. Isi- tiie,aleto thinking, ’’Oh, well, If rine Corps private,Mrs. Haysa and bar family Ware was killed Friday while sought a meoUng with BecretaiV cia, 18, of IS Baker Rd., Vernon, things don’t woilc out, we can aad Afthur P. Steffano, 27, ot 24 a h s ^ get a divorce.” directing hU IM infantry troopa qf state Dean RuOk but were re­ in battle againri North 'Viet' fused McCloskey said Rusk had Edgerton St. at 8:10 p.m. Tat, because so many mar­ SPARERIBS Cars driven by Paul J. Oor- namese near the Cambodian no break in hla schedide. riages are entered into for what border. rite family decHned an offer renti, 48, of 88 Birch St„ and turn out to be the wrong rea­ Be waa drafted Into the Army to meet with Ambassador Robert C. Heavisides, 88, of 18 KNOWN FOR VALUES sons, a depressing number of Timber TraU, crashed at 9:08 SAVE! during Worid War n and made Rqntfarop Brown, senior State them do end in dtvoroe. the military service a career Department official handMng a.m. near Hartford Rd. and atanilarly, the starry-eyed after winning the Medal of Bon- the Pueblo Mhln St. freshman sorely arrives for or. orlentatloa expecting to "love, OwMd Feetaete bcnor, etc., till graduation do No Progress Reported Lucius D. Battle, whoee resig­ Hospital Notes us p a rt” But a tremendous nation as ssilstant secretary of number of students — even In Latest Puehlo Talks state becomes effective Oct. 1, AU evening visiting hours end among those who have naade it WASHmOTON (AP) — The visits Egypt this week, where he nt 8 p.m., and ntart, in the into what they thought were State Department aaya a new was once U.S. ambassador. It Is IlN CDLORI Gallop varlons u^ts, nti P e ltrie s , 8 their first-choice coUegee — be- meeting with North Korean offi- the first visit by a Ugh-ranUng Eajay TMa 7 :3 0 Oa Tour p.m.t m U Mndoe unit, 18 n.m.; eome disaffected and transfer dels at Panmunjom has u.S. official to Egypt since the along with this lon­ Crowell House, 8 p.m. week- or drop out entirely. brought no breakthrough toward 1987 Arab-IsraeU war. WkUo Ta« dnyn, 8 p.m., weekends and boU- Just as you probably have release of the USS Pueblo and er who has a lot of friends. Oapltal <)Dete Oaail days; private rooms, 10 a.m.; some vision in your mind of the Its 82 surriring crew members. He must - this is hip seventh •eml-privato rooms, 8 p.m.; ideal mate, you are likely to officer Robert J. Me- "There is so much c^poeltlon visiting in 314, 314, and 328 is have a mental picture of the clb to Mr. and Mra. Robert Stukel, Rlcklea'Brooklyn," INCOLORTOMIOHTOM 68 North St.; a son to Mr, •OWBtOWB MU b 0 t , Mm. Ramon Late, Bast Hart­ also starring Robert Merrill, ford; a daughter to Mr. and Mm. Werner Glate, Hartford; a Steve Lawrence, Joan Rivera. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ger­ OPEN < DAYS ^M ffVVw ■VBRYW BK Added treat - live: Barbra ard Hogan, Lebanon. nMUB. NIgfato <10 9 Streisand and Mayor John dibohargbd - LOW DAY: Jomph f f h m V u U a g F ra iit m d L UndsBy at the gala Broadway m a a u hr THURS, FM. ami MT. Bastbrook Court. "Firtt For E vu rth in s For Fsinlly and Horae SioM 19111" Of Btors) film premiere of "Funny Girl/' WB aaaiiavB m a aioar «o u n w

. \ • PAGE NINETEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1968 PAGB m HTlEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1968 Stamps OurOwn J205products mean flgr O TM O W M III III I l l III h a m m to 1980, tii« GOING OH F O l XML V M OflSM D tptitm w t Mjm tt hM approved four com- miwiarattvM for l■u^nc• aome* ttana during the ccanlng year. H m aiaraal eommemorattve atamp output la ^iproKimately U. The upoomlng atainpa wUl oaelwata the 180th aimlvereary of Alahama ataMiood. caUfor- ida*a MMh aindveraary of aettle- raan^ lOOth annlveraaty of in- tanobiftate foothaU and the n th mtetnatiaoal Botanloal

The XMMiit atamp In the Fromlaent Americana Seriea win honor philooopber and edu­ cator John Dewey. It win be la- aued Get 81 with flrat-day care* moolea la Burilngtoo, V t, EVER BEFDREI where he waa born in UBB. FIRST CUT EXTRA LIAN, CINTIR CUT Dr. Dewey taught at the uni- venlttea of lOoUgan, Mimiau- RIB ROAST CHUCK ROAST ta and OUoago before taldnf a chair at OohmMa in 190L ^ experimenta in education pro- doeod BOW tadndqnea now need Check our c irc u la r fo r 1 0 poges In adMMla that place emphaala of extraordinary valuesl OB "leaning by doing.” > - The new li|^t p u ^ e stamp, wm feature a portrait of Dr. CALIFORNIA DELICIOUS EATING LEAN AND DELICIOUS Three years ago we rocked the east Dewey, baaed on one of bla fa­ coast with the intrcxluction of mini­ vorite photogn^ha. Nk pricing®. Your reception has been a OoUeetora dealring first-day CHUCK POT ROAST CHUCK STEW BEEF tribute to our unique program of qual­ oanoePatlons may sand ad­ lONELESS LEAN AND TENDER REGUUR ity, service and low prices. As we em­ dressed envriopes together with bark on the fourth year, we're cele­ ramlttanoe to cover dm coat of brating with the circular you received the atanqw to be affixed, to the CHUCK POT ROAST GROUND BEEF in the mail, containing ten pages of Postmaster, Burilngtoo, V t CUT SHORT. FOR IROILING OR lA R I Q SHOF-RITE 06401. The envelope to the post- smashing savings. It will pay you to check every page. mastar sboidd be endorsed lb . "First-pay Covers SOo John R IB STEAKS LONG ISLAND DUCKLING Dewoy gtamp." Requests must TASTY, NO WASTE—CUT FOR LONDON IRO IL SMOKED OR YOUR CHOICE be postmarked no later than Got S t SHOULDER STEAKS PICKLED TONGUES O ut best quaUtyl • Here’s an opportunity tor ool- y *> lectors to get a free copy of the Fruit Coektail ^ HJI. Harris "Ooaeeto(*s Qulde- Oatalog,” a 6 i - p ^ booldet of DEL MONTE PINE-GRAPEFRUIT DRINK OR SHOP-RITE YELLOW CLING timely Information on the hob­ Stock up iu thi$ mini-price! I I BZ by. It not only provldas begln- PUT YOUR __" nbg ooDeetote with aa introdoo- m s v tion to stamps but has valuable 3 SAVINGS ON ICE PEACHES SwMt P »? .'SS; s l . 8 p -M f PINEAPPLE JUICE - • i itifnrmatltsi for experienced pU- ^ ITS FROZEN FOOD 1-lb. 13-01. Vacuum-packed to stay fresh, MOtSon BUY-TIME! 1-qt. 14-07. Whole or Halves ^ 1-lb. 13-oi. complete Ustmgs of U.8. post­ cans cans IISIalskAm A ambs Green Giant age stomps at the latoat prloes lllDIBlS or stop & Shop CHICKEN, lEEF, TURKEY OR A U OTHER VARIETIES vOrn as won as several features on GLORY ]dtii ilOe SHOF-RITE WHOLE OR SLICED Ooptai o< the ‘ ‘OoUeotor'e BANQUET DINNERS 3 .'c *1 1-ib. Save over other famous brands! I * OnldaOMalog” a n arallahle SHOF-RITE, ALL VARIETIES RUG CLEANER ’r1.39 WHITE POTATOES free dbsotly from the pnbllsor, SUPER CLEANER WIDE, FINE OR MEDIUM PENN HJL Harris M Go.. Dept B-OA, 1-ib. Stop & Shop Coffee « S )U Boston, Mass. 02UT. CREAM PIES bagi SHOF-RITE "SCHOOL-TIME MEALMAKER" MIRACLE WHITE •' 1 .5 9 DUTCH NOODLES DEL MONTE CUT OR FRENCH STYLE WHITE DECORATED OR ASSORTED Wngapore honors its 19M "Na- Pure vegetable oil! II n tlonal Day” with a set of three MINUTE STEAKS brtflit Top Round Roast Top Sirloin Roast new stomps, reports the Oowa RICH'S ECLAIRS 4 OZ. PKG. 5 L.': <1 scon TOWELS Silad Oil Agents Bspreseiitatliu in Btosb- Tender, juicy, perfect for com­ WHY PAY m o r e :’ SHOP-RITE Slice after slice of lean, waste­ togten, O.C. The theme Is less beef. You might try this the pany or large family. Pretty on "M ott for Prosperity.” The de­ CREAM PUFTS Stock y o u r freea er! next day. Place thin slices of platter.'. .fill centers8 peach sign shows an outline of the Is- iIRDS-EYE cooked roast on slice bread. Add halves with 1 tbi. crushed iand with a ayfoboBo drawing Leaf Spiflaeh cheese, top with bread lightly pineapple; 1 tsp. lemon juice. Indloatlng heavy industries. COOL WHIP 89< SHOP RITE FLOUR SHORTENING spread with horseradish. Grill in Top with 1 tbl. . cherry pre­ Astride t e ctilmneys and ware­ FANCI FRIES IS OZ.. FRENCH FRIES. COHAGE'FRIES OR . houses is another aymbohe de- butter. 1b serves. Heat till bubbly. rign of a figon wMfflag a han^ A c C A c mer representing labor. POTATOES teSO* bag 4 ^ M can WHY PAY MORE? 19 Nerile’s Big Value WITH OIL CREAM STYLE OR WHOLE KERNEL T w o f r o m T o p h i'* KRAFT SINGLES, YEUOW WHITE PAST. PROCESS Candy Bars Potato Chips O n AY H B o a r d AMERICAN CHEESE '.’cAO* SHOP-RITCTUNA 3 89* DEL MONTE CORN BUGLES 7 OZ. OR SHOF-RITE ALL VARIETIES lOeSIZE O A P Big value on SWEET MILK OR lUTTER M IU , 1% oz Bonanza * thia big 14 7^l|| Two ifanrfiester men were 1-lb. f-et. California Roast Bare or IV* oz. J w T w oz. package. Club Rib Roast etootod to the board of directors PIZZA SPINS 3 ? . r ’ 1 CAKE MIXES boxai $1(X),000 Bare. W W You Mve 10c. You won't bite into Top of the of (he Hastford Oounclt of the SHOP-RITE BISCUITS % 7< How much do you pay for ribs of IMPERIAL SOFT SPREAD. 4c OFF LABEL GREEN GIANT CORN CREAM STYLE OR GREEN GIANT SLICED OR WHOLE Grade beef and find a written Amertean Toulh Hostels (AYH) beef dinner in a nice restaurant? guarantee. But it’s there in at Hs aannal meeting last 8w- Here it is, mini-priced. In jolly the choicest of the choice urday at the Bantam Labe MARGARI '.5:39* GREEN GIANT PEAS 5 M MUSHROOMS Save on these freezer-pleasers! old England they serve with Tonth Hostri in T.shetods. VERMONT MAID grade, the'Just Rite Trim®. If FLEISCHMANN'S DIET ASSORTED KELLOGG Yorkshire Pudding and horse­ It's less than perfect, bring it Or. Frsderiek l^sidding of 44 & Shop radish sauce. Not. difficult, but M frilsa t and CuHls MfOan of Frozen Peas or Corn back. You won’t hurt our feel­ ■ PaBmnr Dr. wB serve on die 2 89* veddy nice! lb ings, just our pride! SHOF-RITE board lor die IMSdO year. Pennsylvania Dutchman ATB aponaora pdbMc bloyele C Q c POP TARTS SYRUP 'ridea and bike on Sunday attar- ORANGE JUICE cent. Buck of the Rump Roust Boneless Under Cut Roost 78 * noons in Ihe Greater Hartford SHOF-RITE REG. 10-oz. 1-pr. 8-oz. / I Mushrooms X em s, and Inexpenatve trips bottle ■ ■ (h re ^ 48 eouatrlss. It also of­ boxes ■ fers riding, bocsebock rMbig, MARGARINE *1 Save over other famous brands! canoeing and nodal aotMUea. DEU. DEPARTMENT SHOP-RITE (RED LABEL)3 CHUNK BEEF 14 OZ.. BURGER ROUNDS IS ‘A OZ., 1 lu II .. CHICKENCHICKEN 15 15OZ. OZ. OR OR STEW STEW 14'A 14'A OZ. OZ. U.SD.A. Tha AXH ofSoa to hi the TWCA SWIFT OR HORMEL PICNIC ttop A Shop Ketchup TOP BuSdlng, 881 Ann S t, Hariford. TOMATO PUREE 4 CHOICE! KVP PAPER MAID KAL KAN DOG FOOD 5 r*1 Top of the Round Steak Qirfch lltNtrf Iran PORK SHOULDER ’.^ 1 .9 9 SHOP-RITE Save on sliced white or yellow n NBC REG. OR THICK FREEZER WRAP 3 ’1 TAHATA XAIICi fQ $9< SHOP-RITE WHOLE KERNEL VAC P>PAK I f OZ. OR WHOLE KERNEL TOMATO ■ B t o r aSAUCE r r t o t o r ^ * a 10 to r Borden’s American Cheese 'n SHOP-RITE BACON 69* OR C.1EAMCSEAM STYLE WHITE A ASSORTED \ No bone, no waste! Ready to serve cold or to heat! dS pama ngu • Btiffaln drug- SHOF-RITE VAC FAK BOLOGNA. COOKED SALAMI OR LUNCH LOAF m 1^ craatsd an ointment to ra- w loM ttobtog and wnartlng of GOLDEN CORN 6 «1 scon TISSUES 4 n Savings on all flavors! O g u OflC pOan. It brought sudi quiric, COLD CUTS Z 69* oooitatt aoothlag, aatringem re- SHOF-RITE VAC FAK. LUNCH MEAT. PLAIN LOAF, OLIVE LOAF, FRESH FARM PKODUCE! a Rath Blaok Hawk Ham Smo^ 5-lb oan *4.88 haf t n t Ita fame epcsad across PLUS 4 OTHER VARIETIES Breakstcne Yogurt A U aw toad making PatacsoB’s Otogmeat * favonts la tfaou- MclllT(»H APPLES BARTLETT PEARS aukli of honas. Ask your drag- COLD CUTS i 2 ;s;7 5 ‘ Smooth, tangy real lemon flavor! O l B C Rath Blaok Hawk Ham SmoM 3-lb oan *2.98 riftt today for ritbsr a boa or CAPITAL FARMS (WHERE AVAILABLE) » o apphootar tube. Fstecaaii’e CoUfornla Stpp & Shop Lemon Pic Ghrimori dsHgtaka or money KIELBASSI - 89* Krakus Imported riam 3-lb oan *3.28 ■AKED # “ 3 9 ‘ .. ‘ VIRGINIA HAM »- 79* 19 WESTERN CARR0TS2 -19* PASCAL CELERYciP 19< Wa raaaiva tha right to limit quantltiea. APPETIZER AND SEAFOOD DEPT. ^Hlood Things” for Ihe NEW YORK WHY PAY MORE! SHOF-RITE FRESH BAKED, LARGE S" SIZE OLD FASHIONED 1-ib. 4 y* -Of. Oreo Sunshine ^ Comet Jewish Holidays! TURKEY SALAMI CREST TOOTHPASTE tuba 59* APPLE Pli ’ V" 49* Creme Sandwiches Chocolate Puffs Cleanser Bartlett Pears IMPORTED EXTRA DRY, Ife OFF LABEL GERI-ANN We have a large variety of tra­ O 14 oz ^ 1 4 ditional foods for the joyous >/i-ib. JL cans O 1 ARRID DEODORANT 69* WHITE BREAD loavai ‘ pSkT 39*: 37* table. Brands like Manische- FRESH *1 witz, Streits, Mother's, Good­ REMODEL man's, Rokeach . . . and oth­ FLOUNDER FILLET lb. ers worthy of the Holiday. And Tour old fur coat into Downy Ivory Soap Ivory Soap a large selection of good­ 10^69 FRESH RAZOR BLADES 3 *1 NBC COOKIES 3 a. »1 2 STOLES tasting fresh water fish, which A CAPE or lb. Fabric Softener Large Size Bars Personal Size Bars bunch COD FILLETS 50c OFF LAOEL lS-»>. ^ 4 7 CONTROL 5UD5 UUNDRY 9.lb. 1 t-ox. «| 2 5 we scale and clean to your Broeeoli A JACKET CENTER CUT W ISE O V.-”- M e O lO-oz specifications. All mini-priced, California all green, no watte. SNACK PACK ® ^ TIDE DETERGENT ’ DASH DETERGENT A 47* L bars 5 6 4 26* of course. W . 9 5 I-lb. FCBS FOB BENT HAUBUT STEAKS FStm $18.00 S«r—AuortuJ Celort Pawd«r«4 Laundry, 10c Off Labul Laundry Dalargtnf Fowdtrad Laundry I SAK9UARD A > DRIFT y o fe IVORY 04*c OXYDOL I Safeguard Spic & Span Squibb Clorox College Inn Comstock DITIReiNT2-lb.12-oz. # SNOW 2 lb. O G DITIRGINT 3 lb. 1 oz. # 7 ^ WHOLE SMELTS SOAP X pk. 1 Chicken Broth CHESTER V Deodorant Soap Cleaning Powder Mineral Oil Bleach Apple Pie FHIIng 3 9* Pink or d) 3.5-oz 0 1 6 pint 3c off label a Cherry Pie Filling 55* FURRIERS PSOflPBOT AVB. and BLW. W. MAIN OT., MBRIDBN whit* L bars Cl 1 i.t 'b 'K x 29* bottle O r Gallon jug 5 ‘«;f95* 587 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, EAST WB9T HARlFdil® ALBANY AVB., 0pm M or.-S ri. BJA|b|^|JBCTE0 4w «, a t o b i i d ,^m b W b b it ^ / I B IG 380 WINlMMm AVB,, TWIiSOfI MB>DLB«OWN, 9 8JR.-9 p.m. Slop & Shop will be happy to redeem your Federal Food Coupons al our Manchester Slop & Shop Sloro! PHeee eftoertve ebisarii Batardsv night, lepteaihef 81, I f f f . Naf isepeaitole far lygsgrapMeal arrsie. Wa isearva tbs right ts Halt qsasHtlse...... ^ ^ ,11 . WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1968 PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1968 Section Two w e d n e ^ ja y , Se p t e m b e r is , ises ^anrl) 2 B t 2 r lEufttins llfralii Columbia Norlh Viet Infiltration 92 D onors Air Pollution Alert Board to Study Suggestion Vote Session Reported on Down Trend HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) tamnwni G. Potter —- A statewide alr-poUution Of Combining Departments SOUTH W ntpeOR — Low- (ConUmted fro ^ Page One) G ive B lood alert has been Issued by the detaila on thd c r l ^ but It w m ahead with oral teats for the retiee'Ooius Potter, 88, of Ware- SetXict. 12 ' sometimes shoulder to shoulder, lUcely the chc^n>er was hit by State Health Department to Consideration of a propoaal houae Point, stepfather of Krs. More than 10 gallon* o f Mood three appitcants. and the American infantrymen, gunfire from North Vietnamese last at least until midnight to combine the Manchester Re­ O n ce Sycs of South Windsor, The last Board ofJ,Admisslona was donated by 92 Manchester Developer Alexander JarvU planes and artillery cut them troops. One Marine was listed tonight died yesterday at his home. area perwMit who appeared m development Agency (MRA) requested toe hoard to post­ voter-making; session will be down in droves. . as missing in the crarii and four A buildup of pollutants in Survivors aUo Include his the Bloodmobtle w m stationed toe air over Connecticut and and the Towfi Planning Depart­ pone appointment of a n s w held Oct. 13, Instead of OCt. 5, The Viet Cong gave up at others besides Chip were at St. Mary’s Church yester­ '^'-'wlfe, Ms mother, a stepson, and other parts of the Bast from ment under a single director planner until after consideration according; to Mrs. Margaret DU- dawn and fled. The U.S. Oom-wounded. day from 1:48 to 0:80 p.m. of toe MRA inoposal Is held. a brother. mand- said 131 of the dttackers q^e helicopter oyashed just a Canada to the OarMlnos has and staff was talked by the Funeral services will be held worth, town cleric. Two new memibers were He charged, "We’re going * Hours are from 1 to 8 p.m. were killed, while American fgw miles south of the battle- resulted from a huge stag­ Board of Directors last night, tomorrow at 8 a.m. at the J.M. initiated’ into toe gallmi club litUe too far when we permit casualties were four dead andfjeid where 28 Marines were nant hlgh-in*amirs system pending more study. Basslnter Funeral Home, S7 and this wlU be the last re i^ a r yesterday by -virtue o f their toe manager to make all In^ session before the election in 48 wounded. killed and 126 wounded Monday blanketing the area the de­ The suggestion alMady has Qardner St, Warehouse Point. donations.'They are Mrs. Rose portant appointments, without November. A limited sessicm for Elsewhere along the north- night and Tuesday. Two big ene- partment said. the disapproval of the Town Burial will be in Hartman Hill H. Maelhraln and Mrs. Jean Dr. Harold 8 . Barrett, dep­ Planning Commission (TPC) recommendattona from 1 Oemetery, Olen FaUs, N. Y. those whose rights mature after west Infiltration corridor to Sal- my weapems stockpiles were Eagleeon. board. You dlreotoM should be the last regular session will be gon, another force of 26th Dlvi- discovered in the same general uty health commissioner, which caUed It "not feasible nor Friends may call at the fu­ John Melesko, George R. asked for a stop In all open desirable," Monday night. involved and should not give toe neral home tonight from 7 to 9. held NOV. 4. alon infantrymen reported kill- area Tuesday. Hubbard and Anthony Russock manager a free hand." The Oct. 12 session is the last btimlng of refuse and other The recommendation comes Ing 11 enemy troops seven miles The earlier helicopter craah- became three-gallon donors yes- He was Informed by Mayor date before electicm for submis­ matorlata. He also asked from toe MRA, which suggests Arthur J. LaBonte Sr. soudieaat of the provincial capl- ea, boHi along the Cambodian tsrday, while John Vols, Mrs. Nathan AgoaOneni th^ tta sion of application for admle- .‘i- munlclpaltiee, Industries to that the two departments be SOUTH WINDSOR — Arthur . tal of Tay Ninh. They had killed frontier, WUed Maj. Gen. Keith Anne Rothwell and Mrs. Anne manager hae the authority to 117 in the area Sunday and Mon- L. Ware, commander of the U.S. Guest Speaker -aid in the halt on open burn­ combined to opcMte xmder the J. DsBonte Sr.. 69. of Windsor, ^ •L A. reached the four- make appointments. Including Jay. ,1st Infantry Division, on Sept. 18 OechM ing. MRA's present executive di­ f a t t ^ ib s iLor^lne Beaupr^ o « k e o t j i e t ^ The Rev. Dennis Hussey, pas­ gallon mark. James F. Tier­ that of planning director, and clerk except for those whose U.S. B62 bombers also oonoen- and Brig. Gen. Truong Quang ^ ^ ______rector and staff. 'Die dlMctor of South Windsor, died yester­ tor of Sacred Heart Church, ney's donation yesterday puts that he vrlU have the help of qusllficatlcm of residence ma­ ctUa Klttredge, Mrs. Betty la Edward Rybexyk. day at his home. trated on that jungled area. Of An, commander of the Woterbury, and former assistant him at the fi-ve-gallon level. the TPC In choosing one. tures after that date. 10 B62 raids Tuesday night and Vietnamese 28th Infantry Dlvi- ^ Bridget Church, will apeak Baracoo, Frederick Naaritf, The town has three appllcanta Survivors also include his Four Manchester citizens, The three ^>pUoanta for the Orange InstaUstiaH today, five went Into the north- alon, on S ^ t. 8. ___ ‘'Chargee In the Church,’- Mra. CeetUa Palmer, Gtaorge for the post ot planning direc­ wife, 2 sons, S other daughters, Samuel Feltham, Bari E. And­ planner’s job or all from Oon- Columbia Grang;e officers will west corridor. Chip, a Naval Aca^my grM- ^ the UOi anniversary banquet E. Cullen, Mrs. Marion Cullen, tor. The position will be vacant 2 sisters, 11 grandchildren, and erson, Stanley Matteson and neoticut AU o m beUevod to be be installed tonight, at ceremo- Only scattered skirmishes and uate Md veteran of World Wm the St. BWdget John Naretto. Sept. 80 when Joseph Tamsky several nieces and nephews. John 8 . Alvord, yesterday be­ leaves, to take a similar posi­ from the Manchester are*. The funeral will be held Fri­ ides at Yeomans Hcdl at 8 p.m. sheUlng were reported else- H and Korea, ^ v e d In Society Monday, Sept Also, Burdette Webb Jr., Ed­ Officers are Rudolph Albalr, where. ham a month ago to take com- ' . ' - r’ came seven-gallon donors. tion,In Norwalk. Wetas bos sold that oQ fill- day at 8:18 a.m. from the Mer- 80, at Manchester Country Club. ward Fontana, Frederick Sweet- master. Charles HlncWey, over­ The U.S. Command an- mand of a Marine task force In Others keeping Mood-donating Tmwn 'Manager Robert Wetas tin qieoUloatloh requlMmenta wln. Leek and Sheehan Fu­ The event will open with a so­ man, Gerald Tomren, Peter L. seer. George Cobb, lecturer; nounced that Marine Brig. Gen. the hea-vlly menaced area below appointments yesterday were; asked the directors last night and that all ore now in public neral Home, S5 Poquonock Ave. cial hour at 6 p.m., and dinner Bourdon, MM. LiUlsm 'Legler, Howard Hinckley, steward; WU- William CMp, 49, of Arllng;ton, the demilitarized -one. He Is Mrs. Helen Bojarski, Mrs. Doro­ lor guidance. He was told to go planning jobs. Windsor, with a solemn high win be served at 7. thy Brindamour, Mrs. Patrice Mrs. Karla Romanowlcz, Mm . Mass of requiem at St. Ger­ Uam Brendle, assistant stew­ Va., suffered a fractured spine married and the father of three Father Hussey was otdained McCarty, Mrs. Rosemary Cor­ Jane A. Mellwi, MM. Edna trude’s Church, Windsor, at 9. ard: Mrs. Jean Mitchell, chap­ Tuesday when Ms helicopter children. Cairisteneeci, Iboy Haugh, Mrs. March 17, 1948 at St Joseph’s Mayor Agostinetli (left) tours motel with Fiano (center) and Powers. nelius, Mrs. Janet Hubbard Wil­ Burial will be in Mt. St. Bene­ lain; PhlUp Isham, treasurer; cra v e d as he was directing his In Seoul, the South Korean MargoMt Dunfield. Board Delays Consideration Charles Kllen, gatekeeper; Mrs. troops in an. operatlcm eight Defense Ministry announced Caihedr^, Hartford. He served liam Tlemey, Mrs. Jidia And­ dict Cemetery, Bloomfield. Also, Wilbert Hadden, Mrs. Myrtle Hinckley, Ceres; Mrs. miles south of the demlUtarlzed that in the three years since as assistant at the Church of erson and Robert Mortenimn. Friends may call at the fu­ Joellrii Polowttser, Rev. Doug­ Ruby Wc«f, Pomona; Mrs. jone. South Korean troops entered the St. Ann, New Britain, before Also, Mrs. Anna Pierce, Aus-.. neral home tonight from 7 to 9 las Theuner, Nmman Sweneen, Of Walks^ Burning Laws and tomorrow from 3 to 5 and Edith Isham, Flora; Mrs. Edna Chip was the third general in Vietnam war, they have klUed coming to St Bridget Church In tin Chambers, Everett Carlson, Klein, lady assistant steward, Anthony AUbrlo, Mrs. LIUlan ESdward OraveHne, RoMuio Sap- 7 to 9 p.m. a helicopter c A ^ In the last 19,176 enemy troops, wMle 1,904 September 1068. He was as- The Manchester Board of Dl- blacktop and have been tostat- and Telfer Mitchell, member of Peterson, ThomfM Rothwell, lenza, George J. Nolan, Frank two weeks and the only one of Koreans have been killed and si^ed to the pastorate of Sacred reotors last night postponed un­ Ing on concrete. the executive committee. Mrs. Helen Aseltine, Mrs. Helen Weir, George H. McLofferty Peter Majaik the three to survive. He was 2,187 wounded. A spokesman Heart on S«pt. 21, 1987. til October or November conrid- The ordinance changee may 'TnlUon ISM. Oavello, Mrs. ThMma Wood- John Sdiaadil and Gerald C. Peter Majalk. 74, formerly of taken to the hospital aMp Sane- said the Koreans also have qap- Reservations close Monday, eratlon of changee In Its side­ provide for a cost spilt for «x»- The Board of Edueatlcm has tuary and was reported In satis- tured 8,681 enemy soldiers, bridge, Mrs. Katherine Klein, Hardy. Apel PI., died yesteiday at an *«»ra oi and tickets will be avallaMe in Next mmith toe BloodmobUe walk assesoment and sidewalk errte repolM, wheM requested. o ^ -t o w n convalescent home. b«en advised by W M dh ^ H ^ factory condition. South Korea now haa about and A. Hyatt SutUHe. Postponement of coneldeM- the echoed cafeteria after all will be In Manchester Oct. 22, repair ordinances, and of toe Mr. Majaik was bom May 1 The U.S. Command gave no 80,000 troops In Vietnam. Sunday Massee. Reservations Also, Joseph Czerwlnrid, Mel­ adopUor of an anti-bumlng or­ tion of the anti-hunUng ordin­ vin Lobaugh, Miss Barbara Fal- a Tuesday. It will 1>e at the DAL 1893 in Manchester, son of John dents will 1^ »820 per studmt also may be made by contact­ dinance ance Is to give toe town man­ kowsU, Charles Griffin, Peter Oomhuinlty Hall In the Park- and MagdellneMagdeline Mitchell Majalk.Majaik, tor P.” ^ ^ ing Mrs. Clarence Peterson of ade from 10:46 a.m. to 8 :80 p.m. New sidewalks now aM In­ ager and toe town counsel moN F. KeUy, Dm «1 m Hayes. Mrs. tnd-^Uvedlived herehem allaU of hishi- ^ 38 Lockwood St., Mrs. Angelo and the foUowlng day It will be stalled under a 60-80 coot q>Ut time to comp€ure Ifonchester re- Me. Before he — • ~ students the fee to an In Board Appropriates Sums • Ann S. Flynn, Michael Kutcher, ore he retired a dec------^rfimated Blase of 84 Henry St., Mrs. Eu­ at the Boltoh Congregational formula, with the town and the qulMmento sdth those being Mrs. Julia Melerico, John Wr. MUton S. Elsenhower, 89, (hrtsld pOoto* by Buomvic:im) 7 was the husband of Mrs. Delann ta Oailaan, tel. 8tM**4 Manchester Clark Dinsmore,' ______Thornton Memorial the alleged coUusion between whether*" It was proper to c S 5w er*fan ra ™ w ^ l^ brother of PresldTnt DwlJ^it D. Floral gifts from weH wishers fill main l<*by of Fiano’a- Mr. Dinsmore lived in Man­ . - ^ The coronary care unit planned for the proposed new Wallace backers Md TOUthem me^ttagl'^out first ter St. ^ r c e l . abuWng the chester for over two years be- fore 'moving to Florida about A V k m it ■ o w n wing at Manchester Memorial Hospital has been chosen Democrats was to win states for advertising it. He was assured ® ty. Boy 6 oout Troop $62 will have SAVINGS four weeks ago. He was a mem­ as a memorial to the late Mr, and Mrs. William J. Wallace, not Humphrey, and procedure was correct. at commission gave no rea- tto flHt meeting o f the aeoeon Piano’s Motor Inn ber of the Church of Christ of lOsa Mary Beth O’Toole, Thornton, prominent Manchester residents who devoted thus throw the presidential race The board appropriated two a s ^ M v m u e c w e . gon fo^ closlpg.lU hilti^ round About Town tomorrow at 7 p.m.- at St. Bar­ Lattar-day Saints in Manches­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James ^ ^ itevetepi' — :------into the faitie. other sums, both' tp W ance ac- of hearings, but sakl laMr ses- Utile Theater of Manchester tholomew’s School. The Rev. A LOAN O’Toole of 62 S. Adams S t, left 5* ^ ^ Chester Sand and Gravel Com- - . . . tlons taken last week. One is m i^ t fit in with future town m ijjt be optn. will hav* Ha first meeting of the ter. ■ ment of the hospital. PWUp J. HusMy, pastor of St. Has Formal Opening Survivors, besides his wife, ’nninday frar Paris, France, ------pany. He is also chairman of . H nr«fdin toT $1,284 from the capital Im- plans. w3l take up the season tonight at 8 at the L/TM BortlKkomeWs Church. wlU be gaUon would have one preslden- p^^g^gnt Reserve Fund, to pay No a c ^ w m taken a gpeclflc subject of assasslna- include a daughter. Miss Julie where she will study at the SOT- Mrs. ’Thornton’s will provided the hospital planning commit­ Studio, 22 Oak St. Open casting a guest of the troop at this meet­ that rooms have been rented for bonne. She la a j t ^ r at Em­ ^ tor sidewalks at Green Rd. and State of Connecticut request tor t,„„g^ presumaWy Including ttie Over 400 people turned out for Dinsmore at home, and a broth- a bequest In the amount of $43,- tee. wUl be held Thursday and Fri­ ing. Any boy at least 11 yeoM an open house at toe new BHa- the past two weeks, and enjoy­ manuel College, BoMon. The late Mr. Thomtem was a Woodbridge St. The other is lor a $31,808 refund from the town, gigyinp of Sen. Kennedy and -er and sister. 000 lor the hospital. The deci­ day at 8 p.m. at the studio for old wUhlng to join the troop ano'B Motor lim at 100 E. Cen­ ed a 77 per cent occupancy last member of the hospital’s board ^ s 18 with ® $8,180 from the Water Depart- to cover a sum overpaid by the ^ghts leader Dr. “Martin ‘ The Downs and Ford Funeral sion to apply this sum to the toe unC s production of "The may attend toe meeting, accom­ ter St. Monday afternoon, en­ ^INSUREDja The Marine Corps League and of trustees for 23 years until his that lineup could change after ____ Reserve Fund, lor purch- state in summer school grants. Luther King Jr., at its Oct. 24 Home, 1046 N. 9th Ave., St. new coronary unit w m made rnA' NoVAmrWiI* AlAfiflOTIfl. _ _ « ___«w*_i ______t a-. — ~w f Petrified Forest" on Nov. 14, panied by a parent or guardian. joyed cocktaUs and a buffet din­ Mayor Nathan AgostineUl was its Auxiliary have been invited death in 1968. He was also a the November elecUons. ^ ^ ^ ^ property in Weiss w m instructed to ac- session. Petersburg, to in charge of ar­ this week by their son, William 18 and 16,.. ner, and viewed the rooms and on hand for the affair, as well to attend the joint installation B. Thornton, a hospital board hospltal Incorporator. Mrs. H u m ^ e y s c l ^ that Nixon adjacent to Porter Re- knowledge receipt of the letter rangements. ■is farther to the hawk side’ .The Church OouncU of Center faculties of toe new motel. as top representatives from toe of officers of the American Le­ trustee, and owner of the Man- Thornton died in Atigust. servoir. and tor inform the state that the Hartford Electric Light Co. who gion Post and Auxiliary Friday than anyone in the current ad­ The board recommended that matter hM been taken under The Church OouncU of Zion Ck>i«regational Church wUl The new motor inn, owned ministration came in Buffalo, Public Records meet tomorrow at 7:80 p.m. In by 'ValenUnb Fiano and man­ presented Plane with an “AU at 7:30 p.m. at the Legion a planned wellhouae for Char- consideration, BvanggUcal Lutheran Church Electric Building Award." N.Y. He also strongly criticized Warrantee Deeda the Federation Room of tiie aged by WUUam Powers, has Home. Ellington ter Oak Field be large enough One. Item w m removed from will meet Friday at 7:80 p.m. The Inn features a compU- Nixon for endorsing the nuclear to contain the needs for t h e the agenda at Weiss’ request, L A M Developera Inc. to L church. 42 units, aU with double beds, Bits. Catherine McVeigh at the church. mentary -ctsitinental breakfast The Golden Age d u b wUl nonproliferation treaty while well, for restroom facilities, for It had been for authorization A M Homes Inc., property on color television, and individual The funeral of Mrs. Catherine air conditioning and heating un­ of juice, pastry, and coffee to elect officers at its meeUng to­ urging the Senate to delay its recreation-storage space, and to the Sewer Department to lot No. 94 of Redwood Farms, ThsM wUl be a Fair Wotkabop The self-study commlttw ot McVeigh of 109 Birch St. w m Firemen Set Turkey Dinner ratification. its. The Inn Is a modem two- all guests in a small self-eervtce morrow at 2 p.m. at the Senior for a meeting room, but that borrwy $78,000, to provide funds conveyance tax $6.60. for aU women of South Metho- Second Congregation^ held yesterday morning from level buUding. kitchen above the office. Citizens Center, Myrtle a n d ” Mr Nixon " onw'the vvell-needs- be...... Installed'*r lor departmental departmental needs. needs. LAM Homes Inc. to Jean M. dtat Church Friday at 9:80 a.m. wUl meet tomorrow of 7:80 p.m. The affair, which began at 4 the J<*n F. Tlemey Funeral "I Mk you to be a statesman ___ o r .i.. i,-.« Manager WUUam Powers said Home, 219 W. Center St., with Linden Sts. After the meeting To Raise Equipment Funds at this time. Weiss previously had Inform- And Alice C. Robert, property In Cooper Hall of the church, at toe churdi.______^______p.m. lasted until midnight. P ow -. and stop playing with the Uves combination wellhouae ed the directors that suMclent on Redwood Rd., conveyance a srtemn high Mass of requiem canls wBl be played. ers said, “It was a tremendous at S t James’ Church. Burial A famUy style turiiey dinner accepting new applicaUons for -Hdressed dial- «»<* recreation department fa- funds have been collected by tax $82.45. turnout. We are very, very Airman Kenneth G. Adame, the department and that the Ansaldl Heights Inc. to Neal The MUltary Order of Devil was in S t James' Cemetery. wiU be held by the Crystal Lake membemhlp. Nixon’s^ running mate. located -where pro- Dogs of the Marine Corps pleased." Her address w A erroneously re­ son o f Mrs. Donald G. Adams Plre Department Sepit 21 at The club Is open jm y worn- CMper posed *’yby “a landscape consult-consult borrowing was not needed. Joyce I. Burgess, prop- Mrs. Gowen Renamed During a short discussion, erty on Dartmouth convey* League wUl elect otficeM at Us port^ yesterday m Bridge St. of 176 Broad SL, recenUy com ­ the h S sT an ^ ^ d ant. retained by the town to 20 and 40. It Is a non”profit Wyo.. n ^ ’recre’atloMl facHlUes WUllam"FitzGerald cha rg ed ance tax $40.70. meeting tonight at 8 at the Ma­ pleted an air freight «(>eciallst - Ellington jyinner will be served from 5 rine Home, Parker St. training course at the U. S. Air Mand d"tiie’ the 'proceeds proceeds organlzaUon with iU purpose be- '^’1®*®^® in the Mt. Nebo -Caiarter Oak that 'muiam SchaUer w m being Goorge H. Jr. apd Bnidr*d B. F^r^Techndcal School. Shep- ing to encourage the interest of on the Johnson a d m ^ tra U o n s m me sa ^ ^ ^ manager. Thynge to DonaM F. and Lynn By Scholarship Unit M HA Discusser St. Luke’s Gives 5 ^ r A 2 S ^ . H ^ b e e n : ^ EUlngton women in toe W e .. ^gnew It w m toe consensu, of the Sclmller had aald, ' T ^ r y “M. ^Duda, property on Tolland The general fair committee of Tpke., conveyance tax $82.46. The annual meeting of the b o ^ of directors of thp signed to a untt of too Tactical meML^?^ets may be purchased «erty, both o n daughter of Mr. and Mm . W ^k- Lane, was InstaUed as president Mary PhUllp, SJM.C., of the litaBchMter Housing Authority 110 Tracy Dr., recently com- final of a series of ” ------^ o v—a Love Lane, conv^ance tax plated eight werits of military “ in art and drama would be de- Humphrey w m made in a ber meeting. ment operation.” er W., Briggs of 84 Finley St., last .September, succeeding A* Norwich Dioecesan School Of­ tost night. ttalnlng et Camp Buckner on rnoM ngs held since last spring. g,,gi,la another year. uiw ^^ to toe TexM Demo- $8.60. recently M celved first honors Raymond Rogers Jr. She had fice. AU teachers and aides of come to the experts for rvimmtaatoner Kathleen Carl Hamlin to Mak Oonstruc- tor the 1967-68 acad em ic year toe parish School of Religion ______u* *1, . to the U. S. Military J Academy — o -r o i^ ;- - b------te e ’s reoommOT------uiBon Bolu, however, that — toe —- orau c cemvenUonvm ivenuon. previously served as toe founda­ Thompaon brougM U ie^^w pggg,.„gRg„ poh,*. N. Y. dotlons wlU be presented to the courses offered for toe first „He had earned my confl- tion Company Inc., two pieces at O ark Unlverelty, W o r c ^ r , tion’s eecMtary and vice presi­ WlU attend toe claaoee which :::::: of property, both m Love Lane, the He to a sophomore at the U. 8 . Board of Selectmen later this .efsion met most needs In *o^'-jence and admiration m toe , Court Action Moos. A 1968 graduate of Man­ dent. ^ ^ wlU cover methoda In toe appU- conveyance tax $BL60. whetherMilfoilAr anyAnV actionadiOtl oughtOUffnl lo o e MHttory___ Academy. . _. _____ month end anX after review a.Mn(Mzr by that gigi sciences._____ The mu. courses .&^c«emAa* moot m/wgf qualified_«d ------board wUl be taken to a town j„ demand were remedial read- jjgsrtbeat away from toe presl- Threatens in •antae at Clark and majoring dation, Mrs. Gowen haa twice Glasees wUl be held on Sept. financial assistance to the PubUc Utilities Commta- Btaff Sgt. Jerald A. McKin- meeting. i^g and review mathematics at .. Johnson wrote. "I feel The .Connecticut Bank atid In history. served as chairman of the or- 21. at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. and on Hammer - Perzanowski Trust Go., conservators of the sion that toe SUver Lane bus ley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack R was the committee’s charge toe elementary level. Personm ^g^^ n^gre strongly about his ganlzaticm’e annual echolorshlp Sept. 28 at 2 p.m. route, connecting Manchester estate of Shirley M. Bronke, to A. McKinley o f 206 Ailams S t; to Study the need to r addltionaJ typing and developm ent read- qugmicaUons today.” Miss Evelyn Joyce Perzanovv- NYC Strike The Mttilolans BoU honoring awards ceremony held In June. The School ot Religion Is John G. and Kathleen Pearson, with Baet Hartford and Hart­ recently returned from serving high school facilities for the Ing were also much in demand. caUtng for party unity, John- skl of Windsor became toe bride Louis Zehedeo, ®‘‘i « ^ J ‘” V: She has been president of toe staffed by 48 men and women of John A. Hammar of Vernon property on Milford Rd., con­ ford, be retained. with the U. S. Air Fmrce at' town. John Cyr -was chalnmn. .An Improvement suggested by gon added: (Oontinued from Page One) dent of local 400, wUl be held Manchester Green School PTA ol toe parish. Student enroUr Manchester Savings & Loan has been helping folks^to buy Monday, Sept. 9, In Farming- veyance tax $20.88. at the Hertford .Hilton on Mon­ “ Many of our elderly people U-Tapao Airfield, Thailand and Garden Club MeeUng Olson w m that a'm aster teatto------and an active participant in the ment tor tola year Is estimated homes for overl 77 years. In fact, we were Manchester s ton. year. Hie union w m fined, too. Attachments m ■■tiUM the bus transportation,’ ; hM been assigned M a radar re­ The Garden 6 lub of the er or director’s aestotant at the day, Sept. -80, and not totw- Manchester League of Women at 828 children In Grades 1 tb first financial institution, so wo have had loads of experi­ spto Mrs. Thompson, “ and If » Vernon The bride'is toe daughter of Bhanker made his plea for the B.G. Lagana Ino. against R. day. Sept 21, as pMVlously an- Voters. She also served as pub­ 12. Formal reglstmUon all pairman to a unit of the Aero­ Junior Women’s Club will meet elementary level be a p p ol^ d . M. Bengston Inc., property at were dropped they would cen Mr. and Mrs. John Perzanowskl round-the-clockound-toe-clock talks Tuesday,Tuesday. nounoedTTwo l«rs® bal^m ij Uc Mlatlons chairman tor toe chUdren In Gradea 1 to 8 wiU be ence in home financing. Savings & Loan was started as a space Defense Command at Mt. tonight at 8 at the home of Mrs. There were over 280 students 188-187 Hilliard St., $7,800. tainly be at a disadvantage.” of Windsor. The bridegroom is , . . -i at the hotel wUl be used, ^ Manchester Community Col­ held O ct 8 from 0 to 10:80 a-m. home loan institution and, though we've added many, many Hebo Air Force Station, Ore. Relnhard Zetoer, Somere Rd. enrolled In toe program tnw Driver Charged Later Shanker met for 2^ min- Miglio F. Carim against Authority chairman John toe son of Mrs. George Ham- ‘^‘®>- ®^®«- *"®‘ » 24 bands WlU play during the lege’s dtlzen'e Advisory Coun- in the parish auditorium. A Mg- Hto wife to the former Susanne Projects for the coming year past year, Charlotte B, Carilll, property on more services since 1891, we still think of homo ownership Cranin stated, and Atty Joseph mar of Box Ml. Dr., Vernon, utes with School Supt. B e n ^ night. cU tor three yearn, chairman tatratloh fee of two dollars per C. LeiUut. will be (hscussed. ------' ' In Vernon Crash Constance Dr., $20,000. Conti concurred, that if the Con­ and toe late George Hammar. E. Donovan but told newsmen of toe St. Mary's Ctourch Coun- child covers text book* and ma­ as our first love. Ladles Guild to Meet Trade Name necticut Company planned such The Ladies Guild of St. Luke’s Card Party Date A .reception w m held_at afterward: "W e’re still In baste The executive b o ^ cU of Women, end superintend­ Mrs. Baythwid Gowen terials tor toe year. a move It would have to be prop­ George H. Brown of East CoemopoUton au b wUl mejU ^ ent of the church school’s jun­ HaUoween Dance Church will bold its first meet­ S e * JlHlve’ rt* ?rTol «nd'’f;^^m.n'tal~ Hartto'S ^dolnT^nlM’ So, when you decide to own a homo of your come to erty advertised and a hearing U.S. Tax 0>de 1 2 morrow at 10 a.m. at the h o ^ ior and eenlor high departments. The Ellington Athletic League ing of the year tomorrow night Set by Circle w ith fW ure to ^ v e ^ lei .Tolland St., on all toe fundamental Issuee- Brown’s Sunoco at 288 C« Re-elected last night, to serve Savings & Loan for financing advice. We're glad to share would follow. a. ^A _ J a* a *,#v1 • V Is* A I* 1 a. - Center of Mm . PWUp IWway, IM Other foundation offioeM re­ announces that toe annual Hal­ at 7 o’clock, with a potluck sup­ . ^ being Involved in a one-car ac- wa-t“Hartford " St. three-year terms as foundation In other business, the author­ Due for Study toe strike Is still on.' Adelaide Rd. elected to serve- toe 1968-69 term loween Dance wUl he held at all the benefits of our 77 years of experience . . . and per and a Wig fMhion show. St Margaret’s Circle, Dough- idght. ^ dtrectonr w ere; Atty. Diana, ity reviewed and unanimously Mrs. Rene Rabe,be the new ___ ^ rZhAita. will eooneor a tm v- M” - Hammar Is a graduate -^The fundamental Issues In toe „ . Marriage MueneeUoensee are Atty. Vincent Diana,' vlce- toe American Legion Post 62 (Coottniied from Page On>;) Robert Clifton EeUa Mm . Walter Schardt, Knight and without obligation. Drop ii'. tomorrow. Learn why Savings approved several changes in its president, will ‘ Sesitong c S I S i y I S e S S T t 8 ^ Wtintaor High ^ h ^ . Mr. ^trlk. are Job -ecurity and The Stein Club w « ^ ® ^ preeldont; Mm . PhliUp Bayer, on Nov. 2. Dr. Mother H. Neill. The Rev. six-page list of pemonnel poU- y j ^ Include; along with toe otherJtoer officers, «♦ «,e KoC Hitmve. Mr. and left ride of the road Hammar, a graduate of Rock- teachers’ rights versus toe right Virginia Vida night at 8:80 at the VFV7 Homa ■eoMtary; and N. WUUam Costumes ,wUl he optional and & Loan Associations nationwide are No. I in homo financ­ for a lOto annlveMa^ Louis E. Bauer of Ctoncordla dee. Among Items changed were —Revisions in toe capital Mrs. John Williamson,lamson, vice- Mr*. Bdwad McKeevecMpKeevec wUl be ^Ld^l^v^acrom yllle High School, served wjto of a commi^ty controlled local Pkaj. Knight, treasurer. music wUl be provided by the ing. You'll be glad you did! toru :rA lr VorM in Spelm^H^^ ich'k,r"i^‘? i’'to "M r"ig i;^ { ^Pt._28 at Concordia Luto dlnner-danoe wlH b® dtacueeed Lutheran Church was newly •*i job deocr^tUons, sick leave and gains tax,- including possible president; Mrs. Edward Scibek, in chorg® ot the whist end set­ eran Manhattans from 0 p.m. to 1 special leave benefits, and death changes in when It would be Im- secretary and Mrs. John Cyr, *• ®“»Pl®y®a ^ ^ daoemraHaaa sm toon aa a Anthony 8aitor» addition to three years. \ iiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiliiiiiilillllilillliliiii ... 6 will toe cut-off date for Gryk os soon as possible. 1960, the AMA said. ter. His name Is Pat Otannatioslo. elonal studies. cidt C ourt.12 O ct.' 8.' plan is approved. home at 87 Perkins St., $360. i SIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHBStER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1988 PAGE TWENTY-THREE MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1968 looal “ fOifestad road speclfloa- Uof lor alderty boammmn oaa Tolland tloaa." ba obtained from the asaeasen Dr. KamsBars Comment Sessioo Nine Executives Guilty Thoaa attanding roted thalr on or bafora Oot 1 and muat ba Reappointment News By May The Manoheeter Board ci approval, again wltbout any dls- flllad out and rttonnad not latar United Fund $$$ W ork For-- AgostineUi Will Appoint A new poUUcal wrinUe in Events in World Directors tomorrow fright Of Bid Rigging Charges cuaslofi. thro Jan. IT. m A ^ Church and Co’mmunists and 45 New Acres Voted Dr. Rabeit B. Karna of 81 Lutz Junior Museum campaigning has been added Tehran Agency nepprta atheuts. Vatican sources wHl conduct another of Ws nyraouth Lane baa amiounesd Law and Order Committee by Edwin H. May, CKW* can­ »«ml-monthly comment see- Mmw TORK (A P) —Exeeu- Ignated which of the M c y - The time has ooma again for ’Tomorrow night will TO final Mi$tue of Funds said today. alons. It wHl be from 6:»0 to “ “ ciiSLuo. that ha wUl not a o e ^ ra- didate for the Ujfl. Senate. TEIHRAN, Iran (A P ) —Tha^ sources said the docu- «m. the annual taiqiayar Irak to tha duaca for raglstration in tha Thera la a apaolal placa at 188 apadal naada. Thlo aummer har tima aaoli wadk at lha irap litt6bM ter .oon wtU haw . that, ta the 8;M p.m. in the t o ^ coun­ have pleaded guilty In BUU Su- nlng Wdifer ro t W For Industrial Park Town Hall tor toa daelaratlon Board of Raoraatiao qxmsotad appointment to tha Town Plan­ •Ta w and Order" coranUttee, Ehodld be located on "n*a a "Dial - The - May - Shah’s new Inspection agency nient would probably cause Otdar S t In ___ _ — tha children of migraiit workan In eaum, a U dia may aptak, oC News phone." sel’s efOoe In the Municipal 5?eme Court to charges that About 80 iwvma m _ <>< '**1 TOd paraoaal proparty. Baton Itaaon olaaa until January. ning Oommlaalon. Bis farm ax- BloomflekI and wmbnantlo, har sattofactloo la kiwwlBg that oomprlMd of town and school sWrts . which bus company on charges of mis- church. They said Issuance of by thf Dftnrt ot Am m so m . prior to tontorrow night’s I m a letter to Ttown Manager » * A t t t«ta ao spadalT Ask a ^ Man- tha chlldran In Ria oooimUBtty. deigy, operators of drlve-lns. He s a l^ fhwt Tuesday and third Ullng almost ♦ » mUllon. The meeting lasted about U and interested and involved dtl- for neighbors ^ ^ works Wee the weather phoive using govenunent funds. One tj,g document had been delayed umufi^y wilhM dlroumion, Tha ody paroond proparty »>y ooi^^ M ^ l^ w;Si. diUd, and he will probably men- cheater to visit Luts. One little Ask a nurse In tha padUfirto sens. Its task wUl be to woifc are being and which can be dialed source said millions of dollars jjy opposition from Vatican con- Thursday of each month, are Among the nine ^ *°to*addltloo to the nine men, 10 appfovadthapordiassotanad. S^Tto which no longar has to TO da- mar. m e HUl Rd. LaaaoM 1^ his dadalon Is dus tothT aver- tlon a favorite animal there, or girt was very mndi afraid of a ward ot MTOoheatar Munoriat for town residents who wWi out solutions to local disturb- of nulsaiWM - t ^ 'c "any hour of the day or were involved. aervatives. dittonal 4S.M aatas ot land abut- peSam ' *** ™ naeaaaary olarad ^art motor vehiolas.vehlolas. ginfh i at M * p.m. P-nt. toenomw In tha Increasing demands .~iand ... ra- he Iikea ta uMv CMldren w h « abe flrot came In, Hoapital wby Urta Junior MU- to oonmiiant oe complain on ^ * 2 : ■ fl™ * «)nfessed to the charge, anees Involving teen-agers and haaards, idght." Parvis JehanUnl, managing The document was drafted by put former New Tork « t y Wat oontraotors and as ting tha present munldpal In- eadi of the Tha Board of Assaason will Hloks Msmorial Bchod gym. aponalblUties______of hto______praetioe. to t o ^ ^ ^ ^ " »«* • wMh it be- eeum to qiaotol, and dM m||Jit y «n ^ adults Changes by Frank director of the Tehran Bus Oo., the Vatican Secretariat for Non- any aUfajeot wWiln Oie dl- er CommlMloner J ^ s s L M s^ eddlUonal companies are AuefrUl Part tor e far « “ knowing office hour. Thosa Uklng laeron. last yaar Dr. Kama a rodtolomd with to aS’how tore die left. S J22 Persona dialing will hear Aatriai P m for a ooit of |1,- on the can of the meethtf. av. declaration: Oot, 1 and the 7 p.m. eeerton wlU attend IC a^r Nathan AgostlneUI. that the police w In m comments on "faat-breaWng four assistants and members of believers and approved by Pope ractors’ JurtsdloOon. S JT r indictment. ^ offices on Baynes 8 t, is chief j j j ™ Have you aeen the Ask a teaohar In any of the uylng, "The problem has forcing Manchester la^^ news,” In May’s own votoe. the board of directors were p^oi y i. It was drawn up to fill- scribed as a k e y msn hi the rig- ^he case Is an outgrowth of 000 par aora. auuLrtae^tro nHHi ^ •*-“ -»«>* P-m- “ *• of the X-ray Department at toX i harbour eed by the en- Manchester adMoto why Luto “ f " * readied a point where some- a retort from Town Manager among those charged with em- ftn the Vatican Ecumenical Also approvad without dtooua- “ «* • P ” -! O®*- P” **®***^^ • » driVlren art al- ManOheater Mamorlal Hospttal. SU6 itE ol&lm to Sabah by ** "* conspiracy. ^ investigation Into the affairs trance door? R has been c a Junior Muaaum to ^ ^ a l and thing must be done,” last night Robert Weiss. besslement,Dewemenv, officials «sa*ss*.said. Onew..». OOUnClI'Eoou n cil’s caucall lorfor « meEna ** All imwnine »a«a*s**wa.admitted before .sw.w.w Jus- MarOUi,Marom, »#>W, wnowho plssdsd Ha to a Democrat, and wU TO losaad by ao many Uttie hands he will probably speak an- * watolHg a committee of four Weiss defended M fe e company officer was said to mnA en snnmnpiaHM. AS m Me - ^ ^ *1 tn>m 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.;'and The puWlcUy committas Of tha The Town Planning Commission tt is like a wdl-loved doll, worn thuatoatieally of the "boacaa" ^ Orova Nature O ntro Rham District company officer was aoid to ‘'dialogue. . .with those who op* ^ colonv Mitchell D. Sohweltier that -ym y irtuotnc to a Idckbaok' and TO appropriation of t0,8M Woodi^Jac. for WMto ^ ^ ^ j , * to 9 ToUand Junior Women’s Chib dlTMtors, with the rest of the James Reardon and the Pouce own several apartment houses p^se the Church and persecute “ they had agreed to advance ^ recenUy began a - replacod by another Demoorat. and faded, but avldroce of the which emfiala apeolal nmtartoto jjj* * ^ , 2 2 ^ 2 of North Bomro unUl U l^cam . ^ for tha first paymant. Bubaa- « « • SM ^ t a Rd. ’ ’ wlU mast tomortaw night at 8 board ex-offldo members, to Department. In ’Tehran and to have bought h i„ various manners.’’ **^ T !rf^ T M ^ va la n federa- wnong themselves whose flm prim i term. to 8 to 3 RepubUom. .w tn A . which nravalto at the ter solenoe, natural htotoiy, or •*“ f f . ’®’* "* *•“ * recommend which people wUl He said. "We have pi^lenM a part ^ u ld be the lower bidder for federal p r t r o n ^ ^ quent p^rmanta wffl ba made In Failure to declare ™ . r t v «t tha horns of o h a l i ^ Mia. Mrs. G>lgan apartment houses recently In . ww*#— -r- —— — ------84,000 biatallmanta ovar tha next fwioofiMn* to FIntt SelectniTO Falluia to daolara p w p e ^ other «ibj.cto, md wbtdi go out 'Z sit on the "Law and Order" that are rot? only local, they Switaerland, France and Brit- Starfightef Crashes **<>"Uon In ISO*. The PhlHppmea blLu se contracta------with Oonaolldated Bdl- BOVINE ENTRUDEBS ara more Imporirot than on 1loan ^ each wrok.week. AlmoatAlmost 1,000 apoUed natural £ committee. are prevalent nationally and In 10 yaan at g ftva par oant in- B ™ *t Vlk, beoauaa “ It la in OctoTOr r o a i^ In tha aln. OOPErtSLaEN (A P) - An- claims the oo., Brooklyn Union Gee Sute Seddng ‘ NEW DELHI (AP) —People tMwM of theae boocee were uaed laat family enjoya attwiding the four directors are Demo- tematlonally. ^ tarast ra ta ' on ^ laqiald «> < *•««• completadr Inpodtion a «r « program and groupa of phyalcal- teaching lesatons In 10 ariiool ^ McAwley, tTO^ he worth I t There appears to the PoliceJlice Department,uepanmeui. had ...------Uon — uus w e « I n « . ««d hundreds of cases are recovered the Oerman pllot’e MlUpplMs and l ^ l a ^ a ^ gnuna. A very brief egcolaiation of the made regarding the roada, DtoaWed veterana must leave Tolland oarreependeef, Bette the Oangea river, eklp over the ^ be a compme nreammwn. «f.a , ’If our police chief c w ’t of one to In vestlg^ th e ^ s t of under Investigation. body. ^ exdiaiwa In toad amoM aoma which were IxilU according to tha Veteran’s Administration <>iatrale, teL STB-S8to. mountain terrain and desoend ly handicapped, mentally re- claearooms at tha teachar*a ra- ?***!* be a complete breakdown. We said, " * taided, and emotionally handl- muaeum’e voluntoer raeouroe j" * J*®* whlta be and tTO must try to diminish and to re- ao the job, it’s time to find It pay*ou at the high school. Philinnine President of the Malavaian delega- Rogers said his office was tak- day la on«*flfttthe mooeyim of tha pareeto la the atate speolflcationa," according certificate of dtoabUity with the ----- on cultivated lands. w u T l^ out and to replace him." _ reported that the Vatican to Issue PhUippitw r r e ^ m served ftm Oomiec^ i^ M ' nark. oanMaby tha raallgntog to Vlk. Ho admitted there to Board of Asseaaora befora Jan. American Junior BowUng Ths "intruders" ara TlTOtan capped Children atoo ragutorty penon bureau. *“ •‘J® visit Luts Junior Museum and Ask one of the many volun- ®®* “ • driight as aba toua He said that he realises that charging Uie police dep ^- ,„ ^ p y service center In WUll- 'Explosive Document "Hsht to the last d ro p ^ blood” uUUtles were aware that the the Omnibus Crime Ckmtrol end.) ofone of the roada, was prosont some dlffarence of opinion ovar *1. Oongreaa members have bowled cows, apparently looking for receive toun geared to their teera w ^ Hia giFm tratHy si him that (be box to in plaoa art the trouble (disturbance.) I. „,ent wlUI laxity, he c«ed the W ^ ^ ^ v a t E a N cmr (^) -The MAl^ to^ll^tS lIS l" A par- bid. were rigged. Con E ^ 8^ ^2f, be ad-'" ad by Town Oounaal Robert the materials to TO used In the Api^loation forme ter tax re- U perfect (800) games. better food. tha naturo center and that n everywhere. "However," he b re a k in g of windows last week- ,ng ^nd moving Into new head- VaUcan will Issue In two or F ertoM d E. w m calledto has Indicated It may seek dam- ' pair of ducks were seen near It added, “ we must try to solve end at Dllng Junior High School According to chair- three weeks an "explosive'pa- ® ^ conscrlpUon was In- ages If contract overcharges are mlnlsfered by ^ flee the look of wonder on the It U ^ y . We cant wait for oth- as an example. M o r e a ^ ^ center pal document laying Malayan Sabah to be a p « ^ ^ a ^ con^H p^^ P l « « lng f^ mi^ttee on Criml- feces of obldren aa Mtoa Bar­ era to solve it for us.” . it happened in the back- bas 87.000 volumes guidelines for closer relaUons the Philippines. But M a ^ ' The stote charged Fried dee- nal Adndnletrattoo. bara Brown, curator of eduoa- AgosUnelU said that he Is "MO yard of the _ Police .. ------Station, SSes to e x p ^ . between the Roman Catholic said the PhUlpplnes would pur- April. • ______tfon, ebowa them a family of per cent behind the Manchester how much closer can they got, Harold_____ Neumann of Hehcon geiMla at the muieum or as PoUce Department, In Its efforts he asked. ^as been appointed to the F i r s t she leada them aoroaa a real to control local disturbances. tuplen eald that the pwee are Vo-Ag Center Consult- The all New nd Series of covered bridge at the nature They are doing a fine Job. not enforcing the ordlnanw committee. The Vo-Ag Cen- center. Their actions are neoesaary, whidi forbids drinking to p t^ ter Is in Lebanon, N a d o n a l The lAtta Junior Museum to and I don’ t agree with those uc property. He said that toe Katherine Silbun report- qyeelal to aU toe people of Man- who crlUcIae their methods." twlce-a-week dances on ^ Protect ASK She attend- Stores obester. Ih addttlon to provld- " X « d d . "When our own p c high rohrol p ^ g ^ teg material ter riaaaroom use, Hoe,have to use mace TO ^ turned into drinking parties by board anottw the museum atoo offers its own own teen^gera, as they toe te e i^ e r s . meeting wUl bo held on Sept, olaaaea in art, natural btotory morning of Sept, l toO m ter "The school a* a tto e Coventry K gh School and aotonce after aoliool and on Park, then we have proWems. pbUce are remiss In not control- commlt- Baturdaya, and aponsora a and we’ve got to stop them be- ling toe ^ tee to Srtst the Coventry Board atamp dub; n c chUdran par­ toN they gdt worse. w ell have a law suit against ^ in administering ticipated in these very pdpiilar "The area of proMoms, form- the town, he aaiA . tj,e Project ASK program, claeeee tost year. With the erly confined to drivclns, has Thrboard dlscussod too c c opening of the Nifiural Selenoe «q*aded." he said. "MAnchec te (iterative project under Title I Center, the newly oompletod ter has been turned Into a race for providing the parkliig lot for program, BONDS bunding at tile Oak Grove Na­ im^ II drag strip, without dances. ’They, actually, have re- which is in Its fourth year, SHLRD OIL ture Center, summer olaeeea in legaitl for law and order.” duced the problem. We must would provide a reading pro­ natural sofence using the nature On the subject of drfve^ns, make available all of the rec- gram and Saturday morning center as an out-of-doora labor­ Franels Ifahoney recommended reaUonal faculties we can.” phyidcsi educatlTO program for . . $ 1 4 9 atory were presented ter W the 28 Rham Junior-Senior lOgh ohlldrenv and It to hoped tost TUCKER’S gal ■ now more museum claeeee can School students Identified as he- can ■ eUglMe under toe funding TO offered to accommodate the South Windsor from the Federal Elementary many children who wtob to p ro and Secondary Education Act tlolpate. The muieum atoo span- and the State Act for the DIs- aora to educational program for Council Studies Objections advantaged. children which tost year Includ­ The hoard voted to approve BINGO ed fUm-leotures, a program of To Comprehensive Plan the recommended budget and Indian lore, and a ballet preeen- program, wfto three members tation with uidlenoes ranging SpaghtH i from 600 to 1,800. The Town OoincU, at its Mon- stumbUng blocks." He said that voting yes. one voting no and Project Outdoors, ttie “ brain- Oav night meeting, further dls- SUls has aeked eome "aenslble three abstaining. „ ^ i Mm « Balls child” of Luts Junior Museum, nuanii the objections which questions that rfiould be Stndeirt Enrollment or BaafaronI W IN UP TO wUl begin this fall at the Na- OouncUman Robert 8UU baa answered." R h l^ tural Science Center. Thto fed­ raised In regard to the Compre- sWs said tiiat his only interest ^ of erally funded project, co-epon- henslve Pisa of Devrtopment la m finding out U the plan gives on Sept W w w m . w ■ored by the Mandieeter Boaid for toe town. The oomprehen- the likelihood that the town wUl a n ^ t , ^ ^ of Blduoatlon and Luta, will hold stve plan to toe work ^ toe be able to get from the fedenU CHEF BOV DEE pfiot olassea during the adtool Planning and Zoning Ootmnto- government a good part of the 847 H t o ^ day In a program dedgned to the m s S firm of imount for open spaces to be Ravioli demonotmte to teaohen how t the outKif-doora can be used ef­ Beef or V i5 tolls finds fautt with toe p lu teacher. She i T T graduate of ’ fectively as a daawroom for $ io o o teocUng too natural sdencea. prlmarUy, he says, because he OouncUman R ^ r t TrevtoeUa uhlverolty of OonnecUcut Chicken |Up ca finds tt does not meet the re- then suggested that toe coimcU a BA In 1982. She has had 1 T * 8 F R E E ! Over 81,000 people vtotted and quiremento demanded by toe f* t a letter from HUD > e t ^ one-year eiqiettence. paittolpated In the museum’s federal Department of Housing forth toe requirmTOts to be rriert board also approved the progroma tost year. From its and Urban Affairs for towns to In toe rom pretan^e Jra appointment, to toe toUowliig BACK BY emoa begtaminga In 1968, when be eUgtole for granU foe open agreed that this ^ the w - activities: Donald GLBOlU niRCHROni tt was estabUshed by the PTA spaces programs. « c ‘ Armagnac. track and debate Ooundl at the auggesUon of >Cas Haad P. Luts, to tta In- tolls, an attorney wba baa ^ POPULAR oorporation In 1906 oa a non­ done much government work, the <*«»»htlcs coach; Carol Hagen Him* ho is Hot ''QuaiTeUng recrtVEd aM Motocartwald, cheer- profit comnnsfity organisation, and through the present year, tt has continued and tbooe of S t a 2 ^ ta- tutent councU director. DEMAND! ^ the aumnmding towna. Luts Junior Museum to de­ out to the Planning and s-sss'sT oS 'rsis ^j^-ssr'-ss.rssc; poElaoiis « Junkw l^ b haae NEW You Uked it! pendent on your contitoutloiM ^ Zoning Commission In January ______b a U c ^ and Junior Wgh aoc- IQJUM YfMi asked for morel to the Uhttbd Fund ot Msnobes- GAMES ter tor its continued operation. sm i n * ^ ^ ^ rfocOons are council also gave further The board atoo approved toe So here it is... — i^wroUTO*—— were poUit P*»: butltute teadier Itst: Mrs. RobertW increisc In rates asked sondra T. Baker, Mrs. Bhlricy Get your DINNER BoUon for by the Cronectlcut Water Belden. Robert T. Bennett, Mrs. Finast . BONUS t o L ^ ^ r t S ^ t o ^ Company. Both Mayor Fitts and gelma Donald. John H. ErlksTO, NEW Manager Terry Sprcnkel h «. Dorothy K. Oraoe. Biton 2 PROOflAM «S47 25 M P H Sign s attended toe hearing held by 3 . Harvey m, Mrs. Caroline “ ' “'BINGO EACH TIME ypu visit our store you anil recetva ABSOLUTELY Game Book ^ ° ® ‘ ‘ LIpptacott, Kenneft W. Uttie, FREE I BONUS BINGO PRIZE SUP marktd Program f 247. O rdered for toQs reed the lettro from to of- mb„jon the request of the w m Patricia A. Murtlby> Mrs. Only one slip per store visit to each idult. NO PURCHASE REQUIRED fleial of the D e p a ^ e n f^ OronecUcut Water Ca. for toe j^j^a Porter, Mrs. Wtnlfred MRS. FILBERTS Steele Crossing Ing and Urban Affairs (H tp ) to increase. Prentiss, Mrs. Thornton Becor, EVERYDAY% LOW, LOW PRICES! _ MwiiriM O I A C C c PROGRESSO eilttiONirtm ^ Pkfi 0 3 which the requirements to to oouncU membeni’ j j „ . a«ti» M. Smith, Mrs, Alice White Tuna i The selectmen announced at met to order for toe town to TO j , , *eemed to TO generated by xnn Solnlnen, Craig Lappen, Richmond Coffee >0sx ten FREE MinestroneSoup 4 etai their meeting Monday night that rtiglble to apply for federal aid the water company thv» r . Dorr and Paul O, Tay- Nnatt W S a ltin es « 19* Join the List of New Lucky Winners were Uatai. had a rate Inereaae effective Instant Coffee 8'/,’ FLYING SAUCER TENDER LEAF Steele Crossing Rd. h u been Despite tWs letter, said Sills, jj^ y j ^,t, year, Als<\ toe The board extended the length YOim CHOICE 28 ex TEA BAGS surveyed, aa requested, and 85 gf rum 1 0 - ’1" tmOITOOMIYOMflTl MSI the comprehenslvep Iro does not qnroty of the water is reputed {(, meeting beyond the 10:80 • MIXED VEQETABLEI Finast Bleach Tomato Soup Lentil Soup 4 ISe Deal Pack .ra.*l,04 For the ALL NEW 2nd Series of miles per hour signs have been conform to the stated require- t , be Inferior, as attested to pjn. Unfit hut was unable to ePEASCCARROTS loo TOP JOB I ordered and wlU be set up soon. Margarine f Shortening 69* 20 ex menu. As the ifiro now stsnds, by many of the couneU mem- conuriete the buslneao 00 the eOUTOORR nuio ' eiM BONUS BINGO The next road to TO surveyed said the oouncUmro, be sees a bers who use this water. agenda. e SWEET PEAS PINAIT ChickarinaSoup 3 will TO South Rd. First Select­ Mayonnaise Nutt D eterg en t UI018 ' , "very slight expectancy, if any OouncUman Abraham Olass- gcluol Commended 20 ex SAVE 24‘ man Rlrixard Morra arid he M s ^ that any money wlU TO man said that the FUC general- Both toiperlntendent Aram Red Kidney Beans 2 eene with jthit coupon and a tooughi that the speed Umlt on tocthOQinlng from the federal jy accepU toe Idea that utUUy Damarjlan and Prtoctpol John YMOarlM 00 EVap. Milk 6 Inst Breakfast n>wi that road ahoulfhi't TO over SO ek*H«* tr lul purchase of $5.00 or more government. such as the Connecticut Water pu^iee commended the students 20 ax towards purchase of ,mpb, and that this should TO Oartiia Backs Flaa Oo. is entitled to a profit of 6 mid staff of the adiool for their Chick Peas 2 eist 12 personal size bare the Umtt on most roads In town. Mayor Howard E- FUts said per crot. Olassman however, actions last Thursday when Miss The survey is done by. the that he had talked wtto Joseph questioned whether the compa- Alice Rudko, a . student, was Cul ValHM U Warm Haartad Health & Beauty Aids! IVORY SOAP *500 WINNER state traffic commission. Cartno, Cbairmsn of tha Plan- ny is entitled to this 6 per cent fatally a ta h ^ In acfaool. Hallaa Favarilat I valid thru Sat, Sept. 21, 1968 T. J. Onokett Mamed nlng and Zoning Oommiwslon, j»o fit If iU product Is Inferior. . — .— ------— lalrevigal PiraMMS Fresh FruiU & Vegetables From The Fussy Bunch! At the request of the Ih- about the questiona raised by Town attorney Cavanaugh ' limit one coupon per adult i Dorothy W. Beck suranoe Advtooiy Board, T. J. Bills. Cartno told the Mayor that stated that perhaps someone G leim ey’8 P laiis Crockett was named to repiaoe there U nothing In the oompre- made a mistake in the first GRATED CHEESE ANTACID -FrM h Crisp Headt the meknber going off the hoard henslve plan that U against place in diartertng the compa- Products Show Kraft threffe* 69e SIxa t this faU. RUD requiremenU. The .plan Is ny. since the water le so ex­ Westport, Conn. The appointment of a mem­ intended to TO merely a broad pensive to get at, and ao poor The W. O. Olenney Co., deal- ber to the Zoning Board-was idea of devek^ment, and doeb in quality, jierhaps the outfit on in lumber, fuel and producU UUed until aH thraa aaleotmen not deal in specifics. ought never to have come into Provolone «xnaicia . roe tain iwiHi laiu are present Mlofaael Peace was Cartno further told Mayor existence, be said. tor the home, wUl conduct a 1 COLGIITE abaent toot night. Morra reoom- Fitts that theme HUDMut». opcnmimoperation Mayor masFttts suueasUtod matthat mothe “ New ProducU Show" at tte lo­ Mozzarella «*" *ri?49‘ 1 ‘ 100’ MOUTHWASH r iP M i manded the re-appolntmant of in New York found nothing p u c has not laid down a set of cation at 888 N. Main St. Friday SlJSSIzi t|£EDLIS$ W BIBIEB Jack Rotfawell, wboro five-year wrong with the comprehensive standards for the Connecticut gsiurdav Grated Cheese V " 3 5 ‘ 1 I teem eiqptres. Meotman Joseph plan. The Planning and Zoning Water Co. but eold that some- _ ’ the IN GQc itauanA l-to EXTRA BONUS! Exit wMk we will print extra Lloitra said he was opposed. Oonunlasion would give speclflc how the "customer must receive , the if H iO g leavaa EXTRA PRIZE SLIPS Bonus Binio Prize Slipt in our newjpeper arb. The dog warden’s report, read Finast Aspirin r ; —?---- TrT—r-zn Witch for these ads! Cut out (or copy*) and usa plans wben specific granU have tro aseurance that a certain set * * *^ .“ ^ IteHMy lb at the meeting, shows 88 tevaa- been applied for. of standards wUl be met." Coun- huSd^ In d u s tr y ,^ GRAPES BREAD** B O I t f U S them toiether with all the Prize Slips of this pro­ tigationa ter ths' aoonth ot. . *IH tMfMial Ptw*«r 'MSS’ Town attorney Daniel P. Cav- cUmro Olaasman suggeeted that .. ♦!«,«> Quest A i b i r t ^ B X 3 V G O gram you receive at our stores to help you win August, inriudlng a baby rao- anau^, when asked for Ws psrtiap, the problems of the lld l FRIZH SLIF your share of Prizes. Start with the Extra Prize im iiu ^ N Slips in this ad I Mark them in your Conus Bingo coon reaoued trom a ponh on opinion on the comprehehelve oomproy Ue In the fact tor demonstratioM, Noxzema ITALIAN PEPPERS PROGRAM «247 Game Book and you are on your Ymi to winning R t 4 U . plajv said that he thinks the jbere are three amaU water queetions, and to give expert ad- U.H w iiM irt ENGLISH Cash Prizes. 1 Preliminary plana for toa ra- term plan U a mlanomer. It U oompaalaa; the SuburtMui Water . tin ChocKs vnuitM «l 199 GREEN PEPPERS ONE THOUSAND EIMY OOUAR OOUAR GAME *11 you copy, hand print In plain blo^k lettws on a aurfaotaig of Rto. 8 and ,44 A "very broad and must TO Im- ^ RockvUle Water and A large tent wUl TO ralaefi in IL GAME from weat ot ttae Thraa J’a bunk­ £66 PLANTS MUFFINS IB ONE) IN FIVE) plain piece ol paper the Program #, Game Value, plsmanted." To use the plan, Aqueduct Co., and tha Connect!- their yard to bouse dUplay Letter and Number as thay appear on each naws. er to east ot tha roadadda taot the town will have to have furth- ^ Water Co„ OUsamro eald booths. Some booths will also bo B -1 N 5 papeij Prize Slip, posted in your particlpa|jn|Stort. a n on fUa In the aalaotmen's er ordinaneea and approprla- p^ybajw U the PUC looked tocated in the showroom In the otfloa. No date to raanUonad on tloos. *1... *irio a merger of the three com- main building, file proJeoVa pomltala begtamiag aaveaaui^ paniea, a more efficient and Scattered throughout the eh«w Play M l Eight or Clutiii. I f ^ cheaper oproation might result. wUl TO an art exhibit sponsored OaiffHS At Oneo pound BitotTTO^n, tat nrt TO further discussion, the by the Manchester Fine Art As- cur OUT xNTmt ti.ir i cur our (ntike aur I M O O B A H O H queeOon of the councU passing a sodatton. V OH Dotrio UNX y |\, on ootuo linx yj sManDNOB. By,. (AF) — ’ rrookition on the proposed rate There wlU TO dUcouifi prices CgC8»yi|MW.I.ItR9nf»t< Druggtot JasMB P ai*«tt M b a * * ^ ^ * ?^*® increase was tabled until the ^on merchandise displayed for Employttt of Flrsl NtUorul S io rti l> th tir InvntodtaU FtmlMH w t Nol U itih l* to ptrtldpAto In this Progrtm lot of lau|^ wbta ba baiwto ogS in # town Ettoniiy m m ■ttirifti tapttodiiraUofioi he would like the Town CouncU ' councu so— ju»i.»» , BRAVISSirVIO! WHAT SAVINGS, QUALITY AND VALUES AT FiNASrS ITALIAN FOOD FESTIVAL PLUS STAMPS! oaida to oustonan. Tbier iiadt "Tbta to a FftBB TBOMB. W s fttoaa aflantlvi fW Htiloiiil ttoria thru ^ «98t n , »••• W* iwMva ih i tipd to M l qrM i *?_■ ^ m u ! i o r i f e Manchrofer Eventog Herald, The alww wUl nm from l p.m. Batr, CIgsrattM, snd Tobacco products sxampt from stamp offsr Priess iffoetivi First National Storis thru Sit, SspL 21,19M Wo rosorva ths ri|M to UiiK QuatKIw Bmt, CI|ifttt9S, and Tobaoeo praduots axampt from ttinp offir apt good Sot aagrttiBf, IPa psk l£ d » r o ” ^ t !X fd r S ? t o in g s Windsor oerrespondent, to 8:80 p.m, Friday, and from \ teoaJ* “ “ I T ^ bS OatturlitoH. May. tot 8*4-88*8. 9 a m. 10 8 p.m. Saturday.

I PAGE TWBNTY-FIVB UANCHBSTEB BVEOTNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1968

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EXTRA LARGE SIZE—SWEET JUICY GREEN SWEET HRM-FRESH t ' * ' ..A . • • . 0<» • PEPPERS 2-29 Cantaloupes 3 : 8 9

NESCAFE INSTANT COFFEE A&P FROZEN H ERSH EYS CHOCOLATE SYRUP 1 9 b»'^L YO'* BISQUICK Oronge Juice SUNSW EET PRUNE JUICE 4 i 1000! TOILET TISSUE S K IP P Y PEANUT RUTTER " -3 8 ' a scon RoM XlY" BRILLO SOAP PADS 10 to Pk9. IS ez. CHEHHOS 36' n OB. BOSCO CHOCOLATE SYRUP NABISCO RITZ <»*««** ^ Y®® \o *PV '•o®* APPLE PIE ..lOt®

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! 'T BATH K // W I I K ^//SEPT. 16- TOWSU OT s EPT. 21 24 X 46 INCHES ■^ss Put this beauty / ^ S E C O N D HAND l // w e iK 7/SEPT. 23 TO TOWELS ia ynur bath... g SEPT. 28 16 X 26 INCHES ’’'73* 1 TH IR D p w r u 1 W EEK WASH ■ s e p t . 30 TO CLOTHS naw! ■ O C T. 5 12 X 12 INCHES uE j 1 F O U R TH FMGIRTID ■ W EEK Thif w ««k thw ov«rtiz«cl 24 x 46 Inch both ■ o a . ’ 7 TO 1 TOWELS HJkllt:.. 1 OGT'v'ia... .„4i..X.18 INCHES.. tewwi. N«xt wMk th« hand tow«l. Ev«ry T o «m t •WITH EACH $5.00 PURCHASE W M k a diffwwnt on«. Each at on« tpoctoc- Ml INCH satf THIS CYCLE WILL BE REPEATED iilar low prieo with oach fivo dollar por-

" ^ v{ '?■ ... . MANCHEOTBa BVENINO HERALD. MANCHBSIBB. CONN. WRDNEgPAY, SHPIEMBBR IR, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENJNQ HBRAU). MANCHESTER. CONN- WEDNESDAY, SEPTBMBBR 18, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-NINE PAlQB TWBNTY-Bia^ MPUNI GRAND GRAHjei 1 ^ 1 . i: UNION i wu jfliiiii; SUPERMARKETS Hv' idJf lo IINIO H l l S i ALL OF US A T GRAND UNION WISH A FESTIVE HOLIDAY SEASON AND A ... HAPPY NEW YEAR TO A U OUR FRIENDS OF THE JEWISH FAITH

GRAND UNION FRESHEST PRODUCE IN TOWN! ROASTING CHICKENS . 39* B-nonrsnuss / rnrcLJ VA/CCTCDKI TOANKFURTS . S9* A lot has changed in lAUTNOn ' A A j. SUCEDBACON ».69^ 96 years! CHOCK FILLET .8 9 * ....I...... , ^ TOP QUALITY > inAUUCD CHICKEN QUARTERS GOCRAD. SwoRonsH St em s 8-oz. iroieBroi BREASTS with wing | LEGS with back MACARONI A CHEESE pitgi. CHERRY TOMATOES nULETOrSOLE KICK'S rAICYWBTERN 10-ox. BARTLETT PEARS WHERE J o CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS pkgs. IZWLc/CtjEAA^ AVAILABLE Him if! SNOW WHITE W M U N lU r HITlINnW M U S H R O O M S . "oon"""*® LEAN PASTRAMI swinpuiiiiN MIXED VEGETABLES uva CUMUR-IUI HUtO SALAMI BUTTERBALLS n B rw u PWtt.fAH.mcas AMER. CHEESE ATAVT.I-UIH. EXTRA MILD r a m N S a v NEPOOntMIIS ib. Bin NBFOO BOLD BBTS 8M«. PJkP, lioncli, (Htve, Sal., BSao. ft ObeMB * ■uDaM 10-oz. I ponro ucAi In 1872, when Cyrus D. Jones opened the first FRE8B, UDAN O0 CHOPPED BROCCOLI pkgs. \ PINEAPPLES SOIDEMRIPE Grand Union store, it was stocked with just a few of GROUND BNHGK ib. (Rte COSTA the bare necessities. Since then much has oflO ’ JOm UTTULDn B R O W N COW S M e s t o n e p r u n e s changed. Today there are over 500 Grand Union QIAHDDIOOl CAUrORMlA SAUSAGE 9-oz. stores and customers can choose from more than runsMiciucD G R E E N B EA N S oPnuDRH^ pkgs. f r e s h d a t e s 6,000 different items. BOILED HAM ‘3j '59* 5 SWVT W IW M im o x COOKIES i%47* GRAND UNION , There is one thing, though, that hasn’t changed. FRANKS inllSlm ALL PURPOSE We have never forgotten that our business depends SroOTERPIES '^4S* ^ T T T Y T ^ on our customers. We know that without you there • C H IC K IN would be no Grand Union. That’s why we’re cele­ • BFEF • T U R K EY U S N o 1 Slip A brating our 96th Birthday by doing everything we r S M O K ED B UTTS • T U N A can to make shopping at Grand Uniop even more 20 79 rewarding to you in every way. !♦ J ______lUSBT CROQUETTES" 59* CREAMSICLES 59 * $100 ED STAMPS 50 e STAMPS GRAND UNI^N more rewarding! SAVK UP TO 10% ON LARON CHIPPED BEE^ V 47* JUBEEE 3 with Hhs coupon md purchoso of wHh this coupon ond purdMSO of To rn d fi half £ C C hnpyollow CHICKEN tNOODiES M 3 7* ICE CREAM gallon Q 9 Uoz.traypk^o{ lAtU-AtiTAIinBI lOHIUSS ^ A H A ■tOEE EVE OOORfll ElffB AARlOM ^ ----— SPAGHETTI SAUCE 3i^i.$|00 TOMATOES STEWING BEEF " 8S* PEAS^. 3 *1“" GOOD THIU SAT. SfM }lil vSSmxm SAUSAGE -8 S * ------itfalTTNl'coitfOWiiiiiimiiurra' ‘p?R*cu!f53Z8 AuWilBTO

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MAnoam.BiinMANn w m ,iww BdlBUNUa . 29* S ’PADS 3 ^ > ’ P CATF00D.S8L 6 t ;8 S ‘ UQDID CLEANER s39* LTWL STOAT 89* AJAX cuamier tSIsatojoice with purchase of one pkg. of MflNAI iTHE CO LUM BIA 2 pair GRAND UNION STpEDOLIVES ‘-39* ^KDim cm 75* CANNED SODA M p 3 95* M i M R s A U C E ',r 39* t o ^ d iu n k s 4 Hi 99* IBMD SHIN Iencyclopedia ! 69* iRSubrYCEKEAL A43* 1^89* «M iMi MOfN m4 Nf imoiT 49* l^StllHbRY k 99* U L d ir u h t 69* FIG BARS n m i i i s eonhiM Mcogl Mow ifftlotol If Iw N Y L O m G O O D THOU OAT. OlOT. Il.l G O O D YHMI lA T . U f T . Zlit ;: T ^IMIT ONfcOuBirffniSfSIB rflUin Ivi5saj®s -^48*P0*TSM.tJTS *1.5 ^ ;’^— 4 jSSooStw®®*

PMCU EFFiCTIVe THRU SAT., SEPT. 21. WE RESERVE THE RIOHT TO UMIT QUANTITIHL pwcts irrfaivc thru sat,, u m . si, we RCMiive thc ri6ht to um t quantitiis. MAKES IWIrMb^ MUdlp TOTjiln, WM-TMiM RMtaRf^ CiitMr IM MmAbM Hmitmim MaMhMtor Pwkadt, Miadfe TinpikB, W«Bt—TM pM ItedMiptiM Oawtor, iso BSuktt Svn i% Ntwlngtos om rtm r Mlfhto t# 9 ^ RpSwpHwi CMtan OmbS Miwiy OpM'Fildar Nifhte to 9- ^ Rookaptiwi C«item CloMd Moadajrs » V PAGE THIRTY-ONE MANCHESTER EVENING l^RALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SaFl'EMBER 18, 1968

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., IVEPNESPAY. SEPTEMBER IS, IW PAOE THIRTY

^EVERYDAY LOW PRICES! .1 Plus Top Value Stamps

POPULAR CARRIES KOSHER FOODS FOR YOUR HOLIDAY NEEDS papula r We’re going to give you a bundle of POPULAR STEAK r " Dole regular or Pink SALE! Pineapple Grapefruit Better Beef $ Better Cut 46 ox. coni Better Value Popular’s Famous Govornmonf Grodod U.S.D.A. choico stooks cut from hoovy wostorn STAMP corn fod beof - the best steaks money con buyl ^ Popular Pure Vegetable Oil SIRLOIN 24 ounce

. .. and |uat bacalise we love you we have Everyday Low Prlcee, the finest meats, gar­ bottle den fresh produce— the best of everytNng PLUS Top Value Stamps. ... start right now! Clip these coupons— there are more coming In no time at all you can have extra filled books of T o p Value Stamps. G r^ Gant Peas S cansH I

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lb. ^ Fruit Cocktail H l^3 9 * Porterheuse Steaks choice *1e09 Boneless * 1 .1 9 '^ (>) center It Bottom Round Roust cuts lb. Top Round Stenks M . I 9 - mmmmm * , ' M O'} 1 .■?) FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS 0 ^ Ground Beef Frash Lean 554 lb. Armour Star Sliced Bacon 854 ib. •Macaroni and Cheese . Johnson 3 pkgs. 95< Campbells Hygrade Frankfurts 654 lb.. m Vahlsing PototoM 3 *1 Smoked Pork Chops 994___ ib. Sara Loo Largo All Butter Coffee Coke i3o'z. 694 Rich’s white Turkey 5,1a 894 Pinoappla.PinoappIo aranga*Pinoapplo Grapofruit » #« oo: Tomato Soup Chiffon Regular Margarine 394 »>• Dole Juices 6 oz. conza O lor . I \ \ New IPIlSZ, Popular Enriched Pack CANS i J 'j ^ 3 white Bread Corino California Freshness 1 Ib. assured P'. V ;I a..\ f\'. A in 4 02. ? ' Tomatoes poly tie Loaves ^ ' ;ii bags $ ^ ' A 28 ounce Friends ovw Baked Beans p«« ®' /•"•w oyo 5 «-«* J Ajax Liquid Cleaner 28oz. bottU 564 cans Snowy Bleach Lorg# 26 oune# box o9v Borden Instant Potatoes s Ya oz. box 394 Tetley Tea Bogs 100 894 • Sealtest Chipnics 3-6/10 oz. box 394 Get up to 850 Extra Top Value Stamps / Brillo Soap Pads Boxoi of lo 2 ®““** 394 Sunshine Cookies Vlonno* or Hydrox 2 plcgli. 894 A .. mS J Reynolds Aluminum Foil 75 ft. oconomy roll 694 Taster's Choice Freeze Dried Coffee 8 Olo' M .69 J k r V i g Save 60t on 5.8 Spic and Span ~ ciont 54 ounc* box 89 i r THE STORE THAT GIVES TOP VALUE STAMPS FLAXPO RB2D Superior stems and pieces $' h TOKAY GRAPBS u. 19c PRUNE PLUMS M u sh ro em s APPLES eSLLO CARROTS 2 i ^ 25c BKTRA FANCY CUCUMBERS 3 ». 2Sc HONEYDEW MELONS .... 49c 2 I 2 9 ‘

Ir? 1 ',.1. j* i>© .'.. Double Top Value Stamps every Wednesda .-7

'\ . ' ■ ^ . i J HANCHBfflBB JB^JSNINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDWEBDAY, »tti’^i*iiaiBER 18, 1968

Awmt It rw liw h^ The Inquirer ACROSS 4 For fear that is ttb iK i 0 Wateri^ S L«kt bird place aninehee SNiShtbird Mmln Siorm Aroumd Tetm ISO ntha 7 Concerning S iF M f (a words) thelttrtdtidt Tan Oone Itoat OMasI Feel Tamw aad Qay ISCitTlnltoly • Una(»hlaU> Companions IB B UTTUD SHOP, lOS Bas* 14 Fodder eated O' yon baire a Gbaiga Ac- 1 Exclamation ""K 31 Oanter attest, has APPARBL, ROTAli K » CRBAM, Wosren 15 Favorltet J - j/nk r notait a t WAIKINS, 818 Ifain itonrnflBd an at TOUR Street, rona away with tha hon- IS Remedy ' of lumrlee boto dreaay and oaaual, to aaoke 10 K n^(Scot.) as Fireplace 48 Wading bird ’iotjS Stm t, watch your mafl box for U IFT IT on tMa laalB yon fed Mght-bearted and proud ora aaoh and avary Uma you 18 Overset 47 Chi|ToU n roost Invittng Oyar oomlnf floor Of Whatanocotle MI.) 11 Alkaline .. Ram , heroine : r to be loom ig ao w dl. Oosao try sarva It to family and gnads. solution 01 WrecUon your w i^ wMh exoMIng an- oaioetlon yon. anva. Bay DMtaellfa aosiM osL AH the gloHoua new ROTAL K9D (3UBAM oomos In ao Sheltered 48 American nounoamenta for monay. saving b«r 17 Low haunt sa Affirm . painter mortlBuidlia nwn shadte aro here, all tha popular d l tha barvaot fruit flavora, aU lBPluiniMl)>lrd 33 (1847-1317) .'Ihftlo otfsriSfi tar you. oradtaoMn S ^ aralM Ua liBtw. a t ----- 33 AUeviates Lollobrlglda faibrles faahiouad into 188S afl- tha oruaohy, chewy texturea, aU . FrancUeo 38 Winged 50 Distinct part Tika your ciMea of WOODBI houatteo, plus a chdeo array of tha mdt-ln-yaur-mauth good- aa Turn to as Opiate « tha TitaKOy BbS le (sung) 38 Precious 53 Biblical . WARB (tnM s, bowla, vadus, 8WBATBRS, SKIRTS, SLACKS. neea for aobod-age and aenior the right ' stone prophet ; T aar way dMlrao). TOUR OniT CUUL- at FlnUhed ao Oeralnt’s SS^Vscry'- otttoan appetttoe. ROTAL IC B wife 41 sa la d . ODUM to cHUAgnat’s, ssi U A T ottara tbo sbopyliw an- Plaads Raotoeaaat aSKxpunge Ingredient 54Ll(eUma .> •moC c r e a m to ao noumtohlng yon’U 50 Odd number a7 Lettered 55 Decay ^ rtlAM yeltt Stroot, for XA'niKNl'R ehaatmant of a round-tlM-wiMM Weddtngs, annlveraarlas, rosxt- fed good an over. Get It at the alphabet (pi.) 43 CusWon OfulBO. Ton'll find BTAmUBSS 51 Bird* of prey 38 Quldo’s note 44 Apertures 50 Mouth part .„>>nierv FAinoifB that art flattailBf lons, group gathorings and oda- fine nelghboihood drug and gro­ S4 Jayllke bird 'T-M H,!a and ooinfDstablai Slha Into a nUBU PBW mt, GHmA ™andw hrationa are always In aaaaon, cery atorae that oany ROTAL STFly r r as Loeee blood 1 r 1 i pntty DRUBS or dtooro Midwy ORTSTAIj^ plus much mcra. Ih c which Is why ITAMO’S RB8TAU- lOB CRBAM. Why not ode- SRPARATnB you ean mix or HOinul OT. HBRBB department RANT ft OCXMTAIL LOUNOB SSJepeneee nr IT '""7^'TK E hrata on aUtamn Wrthday with ' coin •n to la It. matoh to toam Into snsomblaa faaturaa sptoaa and flavoringa on Route 8 and 44 In Botton of- an ICB CRBAM CAXa? 64S- 40 Vapor IT . ItXij that mako your q^titta aoar to create guurmat maala. Tour fara yesjMound acoommodatlcna taSn m aref 'KW.-l/H ff whOa-yon’ra-MMlUag. hoetses n M ig skyiuokste whan In thatr varsatlle hoiiguat hall. 45 Table ecrap L ■'■'■I I, - you a s m DAMISB DIXXi D IP Thay have the equipmant, the To attedi apod, Insert long BT J. B. WEiLIAMS 48 Vehicle Wasbwoar, garments should or PINK POPFT DIP at your OUT OUR WAT 49BflneraIialt ""le a W trained staff and toe deaire to screw through the hde In the 51 Ancient • -»•’ never bo pUt through a wringer naort party. Add new diarm and ploaae you thoroughty in every ipod and attach It to the door. HOWMAkiyTlAIBS 53 Red iongbird TOO nor should they have hand interost to yottr homo whan you wuy. A odl to 84S4MS win bring t TOLP M30 TO W)P« OFF M3CR 57 Female wringing. Squaero out as mnoh asa the dlatiBottve OLOCMB, t BW W COMIHO ttJT/ POOP OLPWUCUaHTOPO ‘ r r r - aU tha detelks you w ant Ward Off WIxtor SaffBoa WHRrrMDOlM'.l'U.BI aervant arator as poroflila and hang out* SCDNCIIS and hand - otafted PIANO’S aoka only for too op­ WiaHT,WMrri (■OBSSTHBRS'S CLP BHaUOHTOVO 58Inthepait . •*“ letew LBNOX PBARMACT, 338 (HeiaM photo br BDoetvtoias) “ 5HOi^RpR'lOOArAU./ iT .. iM eioiA doors to dzip dry or put In a WAIZ< ORNAKBWnL TOUR portunity of serving you. Bast Oanter Straat, wtto weU- c i l l i a m s WHXntoOWB DOM’/ 50 South emrr OAUAIRT la the nambor YOB CM have lovely liMns by adding Rv T .p f fl«ii M W American a " ' .11 fd» tollowing the manufac­ atookad dapartmetes Invitee •m w es STILL Htvp turer's Instrueuons. one eanter tar glfto yoong this pretty old-fashlon miss In easy OUhefskies Wed 25 Years ^ WHAT I 15 THIS 90M6 \ ME, ALL RIOHTi^ monkey »lll When washing men’s work you. Now to too tim e to atook embroidery end quick pineepple cro- w oouplOB Uko boot as OdMwr IHo k i n o o p J - J O K B 7* J 80 At one time dotoee that are very oily and up on VITAMINS FOR TBB chetl Meke a set for yourself) others Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. 01- znonto-oM granddoushtar. Carte SlMoiatened J tMVtfrfj,'} OapMvato toe World Aimmd number on# wod9fng tnottMI greasy, add one-toird to ona-bdf FAMILT to keep each marobor for gift-giving. Lynn Dafley. SaCeaae Tan drawn naar. Pinem No. 2113 has crochet direc­ obeCdrie J r . of 61 Ptowee S t essoothaayer cup of taouaebdd ammonia to a bouncing with good hadth and Mr. OMzafaUe ia emptoyad af r w Set toe beauty whada In mo- tub of hot sudsy water and wash rsatotance to odds. Fbr toe Ud- tions; hot-iron transfx for 2 designs waia feted Sunday aftenwoo at the OombupaUron Bngineezing DOWN —about 16' X 7 '; color chart u ■>«a iit u tkm lor your , moat attraettve There are a number of use­ aa usud. The ammonia hatya dlea aro “VI-DATCJN’’ ohew- Stas see to ealM Stas lie tor Ent^tau a asth wadding andvenaiy Co., Whzdeor. He ia a member lYaw na seaaon ever. Rdax amid the ful things that can be made remove grease and oO. ablea, atoo Upjohn "UN10AF8,’’ mH eel iSMlil SeeUsa tor easS paltir*. of Oampbril OounoS, KoiO. Mr. aMoeleiri ■' nO»»‘*R oeMxraflcn at ton honzs of Mr. It C*‘ i*/>ip|«) odocAit and oomfortabla ap- from too feed parts of dioots dvHoNewiy flavored, also "VI- OteoL ‘egsaijbMtor and Mka. OMzafekle a re mam- council potatmenta at 8CHU1AZ BEAU- that arc worn in the middle CHIAN" toot teate Mke candy ■ siS a and Miro. Bdwaad CM konokl, 3 Sham (Scot.) - rt'nl< <1 Wide and WashdHe Weelens AMBBSDAR NBW^ 7F03M^ N^r. beta of S t Jam aa’ Cfauroh. A$$»J T T SAXiON, oomar Oak and without even tSMng one single PRiORIM M UXS, 177 B a it- hut contain no sugar. "MTA- Boat Haitlaod. (Newipaaer YT About 40 friends and reia- Cottage, . where they oerry out BtUdL Uae your pliikiiit Ehears fotd Road, to aa odorful aa an DBC” 4s toe high potenoy vita­ sSto mStor**'**** ***" *** your wlahos and praferanoaa ax- and out out dlihtoerels, every­ October landooape. See all the min formula wlto minerals that tivro attended toe avMd which BrasU’a principal export • '•"V -:ii< X Just 50« for the sew ’SI Fell 8 Wloter was given by toelr ohfidren, million ;V4i; r a ^ , aa waU as hdping you day handkordiUCs for the 8 1 5 4 beautiful plalda and edids in by­ helpa to restore health and weU otSfeo, baa created AS s - it ALMMI loraly designs I Directions ICre. Edward*DoSey of We^ J ^ In that country. '"”**‘1 rfli W with professkunal auggaattana as amsB sdKMl children, diaper toe-yard fabrica: Woolana, oor- hdi«. WhUe you aro here, for knitted stole end patterned vest In BY DICK TURNiatu... nu ,<} to the most flattering hair styl­ pads and, for toe man.of toe duroy, ailk, Jeraay, cottons. Here pamper yoursdf with a pur­ sizes 36-48; crocheted Prmpon hat I Ynufatyton, MXa. ASen BurriH of CARNIVAL CMPMUONS with much flair Include B eat Haiitord, and RobecC E . Sts ing and dMpIng for you. Make family whose week la oily and a re PATTERNS, NOTIONS and chase of FRAORANCB Uke ROWES QUIin. Why not make i lUKIM/. tis an appotatmant for a "OHAM- greasy, doaniiw dotoa. a tlendsr ihesth skirt and an inter­ sMring AOCB8SORIB8 at PIL- ••Prinoe MatchabdU” GOLDEN OMiefokie, Janet OlobeMde, esting iackst nppuL lovely quilt to brighten the room? A PAf(» OURI/' PllRKAN- grim m y t jx open 10 a.m. to 3 AUTUMN available In OO- choice of six applique end six pieced and David OMzaltoto, aE af OPBN ALL W t 90A 1 No. 8154 with PHOTOCUIDE is In '<•1 ENT, |U JB. Ton'S thru to the Create Mju Osfeidag Paatsra p.m. OFBN to 8 p.ntL on Sat­ UOQNE, BATH POWDER, flower designs; all with pattern pieces home. SUNDAY aparklo and exd thtg IHgtilights sizes 8 to 18, bust 31V4 to to. Sim BATH OIL, SPRAT MIST and end full directions! lead 504 fur yiw Tbe oouple wee zizanied Sept. — -'Ut.nta 10, 32Vt bu^ 3V4 yards of 45-inch. urday. What a happy tlma you’U your h air win poaesas. It oondi- If If B your tedi to prepare ORBMB SACHET, to envelop cepy af 0101. 11, ISU by toe Rev. Join Phe- 9 AAI. to 9 P.M. DSAOVCMIMCKT^ Tf»(J posters for your dUiPa aettvl* *»• tot n eeta m have hcowslnf and buying at / / ^ IT.6H ttais your hair Hka no other PJLORIM •irtTJX cn two Mpa/- yoursdf to an appeaUng aura 5en «t St Lawrence O’Toole ARTHtlR DRUa WONDER WHXre ■Itgtr THE VMOBRy WAIcr treatment has been able to do ties, OMua to JiHlNSON PAllfT tor dramatlo impaot Church, Hartford. Beridea toelr 'eURSAU 0 0 ., 731 Mhln Stroot, whoro oloua floor levds. BBVONDIRE -viV^d hafota. So look your beat as i k j F C F t j r s ehfldren, they have a toree- HORIZON?? tha haw autanm asaaon ar- FOSTER OOIxniB lot yon paliit A nim al Studies BY FRANK O’NEAL right out of the Jar, eraatUg FiW Haxt, SMrau ens ZIF cesi, StsM SHORT R IB S llfl Unt and immodlato attention. Fine A rt Topic *«• "*711 K W ^ S Winter '68 issue of T r i C tty^— F f t o o ii C ird e Area When you see that a hooked Now that Alt Oaaooo are got- Robert Gusznan-Porhea of »y "«i5V7 ting under wRy. plan to f i t Basic FASHION is hxe with mmy bright Mow Ufa lor Taur Oaxtytadan A CRallengteg PaaOma iH :vn I n « 10 bogiiinhig to show wear wxdrobo ideas. Send 5(K fw your copy. Hartford wlU doznonatrate ani­ WHAt ARE VOU (SOlNS TO around too edges (toe part your ART SUPFUBS at JOHN­ ynriM B O PHARMACT a t THE OAROU8H1L T rl O ty •ttUTlB SON PAINT, boadguartars tar mal portralta .in pasteU, at a Rp WHEN Nbu fiBrrW UP? where they usually wear flrd), m eetl^ of too Mandieater Pine —13 errr'jiw | a oomptete Una for avoty madia. Varnou Orel. ha. “^ 1 ^ '-^ '»•» J1 v/j* sew h f aoW at once right over Art ABoodattou Prlday at 8 p.m. toe dd bom and rdnforee too ty products that have bean tor- guferent dealgna avallablo) '*> ^ edl ______Damage at WUtott Moznralal library. edge to prdoog toe Bfe of the When ootfsa ocoarn la tyUled mnlatad to molaturtaa and make woodertol gifts for initially a hobby, toe *4l>e on a colored Unsn tahla doth, R 's true midtas have good .V n « g . _____ aourUh a ooinplexlon to kxdc sU ages. Enjoy the exhilarating demonotnUor'a azrimat atudlea leaving a greasy spot, rub un- taste. They usually Mte into youzmar. R’s too pradous “gd" sensa of acoompUahment, w h« have gradually become a major A Flsadaalhig Shop aaltad aboitening into too spot, your nleaat garments. Be on the s BY ROY CRANE Izwrodtant from tha laaf of toe you kaop a puaile conveniently part of hit work aa too demand sUowlng It to remain an hour eefe aide. Take advantage of iUoe Vera plazst toat hrinta •in works" for hs«py snatohes tor toem has Increased. H la BUZZ SAWYER PEEK A BOUTIQUR, right or so. Hien put the taUeoloth YOin.L 6ET NO HELP next to too State Theater, offers "MARnNlZlNb" tha ONB trtuzniih over prematura wrla- of rdaxaUon. $8.50. work has been exhibited In tha SEROR RAMIRE7, **♦ 71 t* .h I tat the washer with your favor­ HOUR DRT CLBANINO aerv- MISS UUV WkS IN FROM AftE.' ■* e.i4 a taataUdog array of JEfWBXr Idea due to exoeadva drynoaa. ------Huguenot Gdleiy azzd the Weet- COME, 1 WILLTSKE AtuWnal • I ite detngent Rinse and toy. lee to protect your nunmer NOUTD WW UHCUE NHO, ERROR. ONLY > - BIT WlNARETHtV in RT ranging from practtoal Tha azietent beauty secret baa xjnieas a garment la bady oheeter Art Exhibit In Now FIOOO^TME EXPIORHWW 7 suite, ooata. toppers. "MAR- Roohdle, N.T., and at the WAS FIREP. YESTERWWICAME •^wnriorw WtXHMor. omamantathm to boon radtasovatad. D ^ try aaoeg, use a warm-water wash aCHOSSTOURlETtER CROSS-CUT 5TTHE3700- If a Pan to Be Served' •nNSEma" is the proceae that < n,uq peek and to buy in this enchant- then pleased with the servloa plaiaU ea weH. chdoe of SEA POODS, MEAT and the oomfortoble eurround- hri^ter, freaher-looUng longer- pear commerdaUy on playing ' . 4,tt Ing oenter of Intriguing JEWBLr FEiATTBSS, SALADS, DES­ iWlilllllllilllllUmmuutn... .. WiniHjBlll Inga a t ZA STRADA. lasting aervlce to you. "MAR- oarda, greeting cards, -station­ RT. TOUZINQ” plaats to serve you A Kdt Sdt Bdenga las Every SERTS, SANDWICHES and lOB ary, namo-putes, ealsndars, 3 .YR BY LANK LEONARD MICKEY FINN t aro at corner Main and Birch, Wardrobe CREAM SPECIALTIES. The book Shistratlons, and In vari­ MAYBE NOT, UNCLE BY BOLTON CANIPP , . ___ also 398 West ICddle Tqnipike. KATE’S SPORTSWEAR, Ver­ food la espaitly prepared and ous ptibUca tlona. PHIL! I BOUGHT STEVE CANTON non carde, baa ,unpacked a attractively served wlto an un- Eto la repreaontod to N o w THERE MUST BE A AAJLUOW rr FOR SUNNY AT Many ttiiisa may be made fuUoi^able array of SUTTS for hazRled promptzieas. Oome. Toik aty by Fortralte, Inc., A LITTLE MAGIC PMOlPSHTlHCAnoN, WE OETTtlOMANy^ WP YOU TEStT ysS,5IR._ANP IVB BEEN A OP THESE MASC MASK SOKES , SAYS HE WAS ON AH HIM IN ANY ] MARINE FOR A UONO TIMS,. from dd ahaets. R’s alway toe MUey, Juiflor and Petite. Do and la ourrentty free landng In THAT HAVE BEEN SOLOJ STORE—W WEST unpebcover mission OP COURSE, BUT HE KOOKS WHO REALLY Large aaX end ptyper dzak- ONLY WANT A TRIP WAV ? r r BUT HE USEP SOME WORPS ^ coziter that wesus out first, so •ee toe S-po. SUIT WITH CAFE, an phaoes of oonunerdal ait. , .THE IMH AND JUST60r AWAY, CLAIMS WE /AM THAT 1 NEVER HIARP aapdna-I the rest of .the doth Is bet abeat era for uee while ooddng may He has oozuhioted a rt doasaa SAYS HE ISA PROM SOME NAZIS i CHECK HIM our WITH 10 THE UNITEP Yfl«r Gattery that U REVERSIBLE, a plaid THE C.I.A. ANP WHIN ITRII01D BRUSH HIM! atm has quite a Ut of wear in on one side, eoUd Shade on be mode from baby food Jars. uzider toe auqtleee of the EM t S.S.CANVON, M. PUlow oaxM may be made Punch wtell bdea in toe tops Hartford Art League, teaching USAP, BASSO IN "W HERE YOU FIND THE UNUSUAL" other. Try on the WALKINO VIET'NAM.. from the otrang p ^ of the SUITS (dress and % length of them. Such Oboken ore both in oils and paat^ He also STORE aheat. Oofo-atyle ouitafaiB may easy to dean and torefltt. gives private lesoons at Ids stu­ 935 MAIN STREET - AT WATKINS coat) and toe bazidsome atyllng PfsvmuaMiAc be fatotonad from aaveral dd and quality suits tailored of dio, 88 Buntlngtoo S t, BortfMd. OOSTUMeXl diaats. 'Hiey can be tintod to RiUbiblng atoobd in good for SUOKT-OF-Hm I TELEPHONE 643-5171 WASBABUB: ANTRON fabric at got the color you want. KATB’S, ptus faottve denning reoorda. Wipe it on SLOW T R IP DOWN TPKKCAKDS 8YDNBT (AP)—At 2 p.m. SHULOAMl j e WELRT to cadianee every with a pleoe of urethane foam ensemble. to remove ail duet, dht and parachutfaf tezi Oalrna Junzped ilngroptkito. Ctoro a Uglif airoraft near Cam­ HAULOWBBN PARTT TIMB den. 40 milea oouto of Sjrdney. Two worn aheete tacked to­ BY ROL8TON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY la around too oonter and BOTH Oome Saturday, Sept. SI At 6 p.m. Calraa reaotaed the MR. ABERNATHY FAIRWAT8 have paper PAR­ gether znake a good toterilng ground—zmlzuft for a bomo-zpade quUt. They The "Halrdon" WIG'BXTEr ' no M0PEAN9V«BS T T SU PPLIBS, DBOORATIONB Coiina, as, apent moet of the WHAT DOES and OUT OUTS to eet the mood do ztqt bunito ity with launder­ I8T la coming to SAGE ALLEN, ITSA/? UNTIL'you GIVE, tone auapended by the paiur i MEAAOPEOILW* of ntyotoiy and mentment. ing oa ootton batfing doea. Tri aty Shopping Plaaa, tola ebute from toe bcaizobas of a RUNTHI9 BY DICK CAVALLI WINTHROP Saturday, Saptanbar SL Taka j ItibtI’ gum tree. He 'wea 80 foet p n o eiB A sdvantMia of profeadooal ad- THR0U6H from toe ground, 15 feet ouf DOC vtoa in ad^ng and atyllng THE I'DkNOXTHAT jwm from toe txunk. '^ILiyeMIRk: WIG or PALL for too now He was reecued atag •« coM P ura?. IF r HADNY-MACFA C46H oaaaan aboad. ptaoMiee t h a t I'o n e v b p . OfF^XXiUmCE/ trietty Sizeman otozibed an ej^ O tmiaion ladder placed agahta HITANOJUSZKID.. ■A, 1!BL. 648-8016 Tk> moke ttaaading a neetoe toe tree, aizd threw a Ughf rope to Wm. Cehna lowered toe rope OONESd- «oay when oawlng by hand, wtewM \ puto neoda partly through a to «be ground, piffled up a TH piece of wbMe paper. The white atoxw er one, eeoured H to Ida tenkground wiU help you to aee iMxnaaa, allpped out of Wa hxr- '1 the eye better. uma azzd' elM down the ropa. apecteton bald anptoer paiw BY AL VERMEER «bute below Oalmi aa a aaftty PRISCILLA’S POP r o u t e 88, TALCOTTVILLB, CONN. The Inquirer izat .SOUNDS [NO...h e w a s . a d r e a m e d ^ STALLION! [ m a d a r e a l , * m o r e H O R SE OF I LIKE A , NK3HT- f-iB HANES ' MARE.' WOUIO YOU 60 TO A STORE CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER Send a bit d PANTY POtlCB WBfW ONLV MIMUTBS BBHINP TH'UWR.V V IP *rou'p BwircHEP c a r s t onb char a . OH.8BOP.„ 'BMAV...... BB PULL Of STOLBW ART OBJBCTfi WHEN THBV _ / SOME cormeaR BBVONP bert«'oaes, ) CAPTAIN BASY< WITH------1R3<«B THAT SOLD ONLY SWEATERS?* FOONP IT A8ANPONEO IN A PORB^T. WOUtPVB 'BARP rr MSSl BAIP '■ 'BARP t |NPUSTRIBS< LIKB « CLAIMS I A*EUCOPTBRi . 1 *AV» W ON TH8 PHONBl New .England HOSE SUTNOBOPY EtSB PIPI ?sWs — 5' to 5'3" overseas for Msdlum — 5'3"*o5'6" Christmas Msdium TalL«—5*6" to 5*8' BY BOB LUBBERS Sounds like a pretty specialized place, doesn’t it? But ■nasw MALONE. p iMUt think o{ the huge selection possible in such a store • ^ » knitting-mill store. Imagine 30,000 sweaters in tull- nomine 9urSfMicfjr T m . Ibdl jw u lowd ones o '™ * * » I CAMTim-WHAT THAT tiws ocmplfts with decorstloiig for ths hoU- fashioned styles, hand loomed cables, braid-knits, turtle­ AotvteciEunsrAMP/w^. necks, shaker-kifits, .classic cardigans, pullovers, shells. MAlOUBAOSUProua/jfl djoslItekHl to A special mirfltof w ton u Sweaters for mop, boys, girls, infants and campus-bound ths grosn vtayl "•vsripssn" brwhes gals, American-made by New England craftsmen in our 6i»-eu0eie LITTLE SPORTS B Y ROUSQJL mount flo • 28-tochtnink Mth x iM **^ * LEAVIW0 own Connecticut mill . . . at low direct mill prices impos­ Tm I aF ercZ nwe^n Then tan 18 gold (or sible to match for comparable quality. m f m m e , niM trss omsmsnts snd 1 8 ^ of foM m-mBMOonl nmtof to deck ths tTN to trut New Bngto fiWttlM lupp«> •<> San > fra huMbeU auchia| ikim. Opun Mon., T uosl VFed., R oosm iT Miuy$ fWUinal Ship now to tosora dsHvsrjr bsfore 1# AJM to 6 PAL m SIS Ik Mala flt. Bu*3ox P ast ^ Cbriftnus. 'Rttn^ S ^ O AJC. to 9 PAL Saturday S:80 A.M. to B:80 PAL m Aorpaa PNoz Oaaa Goltland m 'if, ISM'.iiiS' •V ( .* 'V' K PAGE THntTY-PIVE THIBTY-FOUE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTBSR, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1968 MANCHESnSR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1968 One-Step Baekward Title Mareji rry Cools Cards Easy to Tell American League Batting (288 at hate)—Tas- traemskl. Boat, 402; Cater, Oak., 4M. On No~Hit Pitching Runs—^MoAidlffe, Dei., 91; In Olympic Trials White, N.T., 86. Runs batted in—K. Harrelaon, Leagee Boot., 107; F. Howard. Wash., SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, attempt to take third in the Patrick had his finest moment. Turned into Champagne NEW YORK (AP)—Af­ tired 'M , batten tai a row be­ Second baseman Hunt, the He beat Jim Ryun at 880 yards W. L. Pei. GA. 104. 6,000. ter what Craylor Perry did tween waltas to MUte Shannon in second batter In the first taming, Calif. (AP)— isn’t hard and set a world Indoor record to 04 .eio — hit Olbaon’s third pitch of tee Hite—Campsnerls, Oak., 168; —For a couple of yean Rich­ The Red Sox' Ray Oilp, ft Nft- to Bob (Hbson Tuesdfty the second iiinhig and FMl Gag- to teH the whiners from the that still stands. that ended about 10 minutes be­ but a last-minute suludltute, Jqe "I knew It was a hit right 87 ee .088 UM Uano in tee elghfli. Re threw 101 game over the left field fettce. It Apariclo, CMc., 100. mond Flowen was a good seo- NEW YORK (AiP) — Thouaanda of joyful apeota- night, what can Denny Mc­ Patrick lost to Ryun at a mUe tora, who had been chanting fore the TIger-Tenkee matoh. Sparma, waa credited with the away," said Wert, on the loelng tlonftl League cestofi, cheeked r * Boetep ID 72 .CM 1$ pitches, getting 12 oute on w w only his second home run of Doubles—B. Robinson, Balt., losers at this mountain ond-place hurdler. Suddenly hie Ameriba’ft Motor City stiM victory. end of a struggle for a .200 avei^ BMtimore on flva bits fth^ (nif stl-'Nete T ort 80 72 .628 18 Lain do fo r an encore? grounders and striking out nine, the season. 88; R. Smith, Boat, 81; Taa- gambling resort on 'the hard wort started to pay off. He indoon this year, tee Kansas "Bring on the Cerda" from the But that score wasn’t an- The St. I^ouls Oandtnahi, in ■tar running 8:674. But at tee middle Innings on, swarmed Sparma, 9-10, was called on to age. Don admitted he was wor­ Birti« 'stRevsiand 81 78 .028 18 Including Curt Flood on a called trzemsld, B o^, 81. began to win and felt sure he w«s tumins itself inside nounosd at Tiger Stadium, and struck out 12 In winning a duel their first game since dfaichfaig "It was an tawide fast batt," Nevada border. It’s all a beginning of the outdoor season, onto Uie Held and into Oie Tiger make hU first appearance since ried that Manager Smith would |vaO T^iaklaad 77 78 .608 21H teiid strike to end tee game. ■old Gibson, 21-8. Triples MoO aw , CMc., 12; would break the world ncord at out with jubilation today moat In the crowd of 40,012 were with 20-game wtaner Dftv* their second straight Natlcnal Fragosi, Csilf., 11. Patrick ran a 8:06.8 mils and dugout. K took a regiment of po­ unaware Detroit had woo the Set^ 2 when Karl Wllaon, who life him for a pinch hitter, and Mlnneeota 72 79 .477 28% "Was It my beet stuff:’’ Perry question c(f destination. llO-meten. after a ooe-step backward “ I aorta hoped he wouldn’t." McNeUy. League pennant, were atfoposed Perry’s closest call came in itome runs —F. Howard, The wtamen are etaylng and seemed ready to challenge for licemen to xwotect the heroes flag until Wert’s game-winning was scheduled to pitch, came up . ___ omia 66 S7 .488 88 said In anssrer to a querttam. the sixth. Dal MhxvUl led oft Then his knee gave out and Utle march turned out to Culp got all tee runs bs need­ bmraii ’ ’ to be wanning up for McLain Wate., 42; W. Horton, Det., 88. will be back for more. The los­ the 1,000 title b e n . from their exuberant admirers. blow. with a rtotdder Injury while Smith, given a champagne IfaD'tr'T 88 SO .418 I6U "You’ve got to eay so when you wMh a aniaah up the middle, but for 10 agonlalng weeks he had to be a cbampaffne waltz after ed In tee first inning when Carl and the Detroit Tigera tn the Stolen bases — Oampanerto, ers are leaving, sadder biit wis­ But you couldn’ t blame them In other AD games, Washing­ warming up. bath by the players alter the iitmatA 09 96 .888 89 pltdi a no-utter. The most im­ Perry, falUng off the mound to­ stay off the track. By the time Then he appeared to run him­ Sparma, who has been riding Testrsemski tripled la one tun, World Series opener. Oak., 64; Oardenal, a e v e ., 89. all. for being a little exoHed. It’s ton tripped Cleveland 4-2 and gamN apparenUy gave Sparma d itch ed pennant portant thinar was my control. I ward flret Base, matuiged to er. the knee had healed Flow en self out In the semlflnal of the *Tre waited a Iona time ter the bench because of a dispute the starting nod In an effort to then scored on a double by Ken instoad, Perry did some ooM- PMohtaig (14 decisiona)—Mc­ For the next month, plenty been a long wait Chicago whipped Oakland 2-1 Tueeaay'a Besulto ing off. The lO-yeaisM right- was ftele to keep the bell down. ■nog it and threw htan out had mlsaed too much practice race, winning in a time teat thte,” mid A1 Kallne after De- with Tiger Manager Mayo Smith patch up their differences. Harrelaon. _ ( ‘ Detroit 2, New T ort 1 Lain, Det., 806; Culp, B est, will be said about the wtamen In may have been too good. In the Worid War n had juat ended before loelng the nightcap of a hsnAer hurled tee fourth no4iit- I was Mfttaig spots real weU "U that bell was to the third and, though he made It to the fi­ trott aecured its flret American laat month, acattorad five hite A two-run double by Frank .Boston 2, Baltimore 0 144. the U.S. men’e Olympic track final, the Vlllanovan'e finishing and many of the present Tigsrs douldeheader 8-1. California’s "I couldn’t be happier for a ter of the 1988 season—two in and my aUder was resUy wort- base aide of the mound I nals, he flnlehed fifth and off the Ijeacue pennant In 3S yean end produced Detroit’s first run Howard in tee eighth ianlag , ^Ifaahlmgton 4, Clevsland 2 Strikeouts — McDowell, and field trials, that were juat idck deserted him. He finlahed were still In diapers—or hadn’t scheduled afternoon game at guy than for Joe Sparma,’ ’ he each 1 e a g u •—stopping the wouldn’t have had ft," he sold. aeve., 209; McLain, Det., 284. Olympic team. Tneeday nl|)it bean lx»n yet^wben Detroit with a single In the fifth that ■aid. broke a 2-2 tie end gave Wash­ Oakland 1-8 "This was my biggest thrill. I completed hen. < .—At the Indoor collegiate fourth and Ryun was an easy Mlimeaota waa rained out. Ootds and rtutout V ag Gibson Other no-hlttera this season And, that juat about aummed laat played host to a World Ser­ scored Bin Freeban. ington ito victory over Cltve- -OV9I? . OaHfocnla at Minnesota, rain started thinking about a noMt- Herewith, th en ton . Is a last championtelps in 1967, Dave winner. It waa a typical finish tor Uie The Tanks tied It In the ninth MeanwhUe, OrloleW Managsr 1-0 on Ron Hunt’s first-hmlng was pitched by dnotamatl’e Natkiaal League 19 the feelliv i of tbouaande of ies. Earl Weaver congratulated Uie lend. X Todayte Games ter after the fifth inning. The look at some of the loeen: Tigers, who .have made a habit cm Jake CUbbe’ two-out aingle, homer. Oeorge Culver agslrsft FhUadet- Batting (886 at bate)—Rose, the T lfe n ’ lonf-deaUtute root- Actually, the wild outburst of Tigers, but quloUy Issued a Ohloago won the opener wlte «)iw Baltimore (Nelsdn 1-1) at Bos- Elsewhere, Los Angeles beat last ORC’ I pHohed was in Ugh Ctai., 441; M. Alou, Pitt, .880. —In 1964, a swarthy young of Itud-out victories this aeascn, but the Tlgen loaded the baaea a’noJeM (on (Ellsworth 19-7) phia, Baltimore’s Tom Phoebus Marine of Indian aneestry, pro­ ora, who touched oft a wild, appreciation was a little late. Bi In a game marked with aeveral warning for next season. Oakland on rookie BUI Melton’s Olnelnnatt 7-8, the New T ort school tai WHhamston, N. C.” Runs—Beckert, Otic., 98; Per­ iwiownp demonatratlon when wMh two out in the bottom of the two-run homsr, but tee Athletics •alfelBA caUforrtq (McGlotWln 10-14 Perry said ha bore down oH against Boston and Oakland’s vided the united Statea with Ha reality, the Tigers backed Into dramatic twista. Inning on two walks and Free- "I think we have as murt Mete edged tee Chlesgpo Cube 8- Jtan "Oatflah" Hunter agalnet ea, Ctai., 00. Stenerud Early Pace-Setter Don Wert’s two-out baaea loaded the chiamptonSUp when Boston ani^^ a fout-gapi* X>*kig 'aikr Pattin 8^) .at lUnnesota 2, Houston tripped Atlanta 0-1 the way, even though the Gianto Runs batted In—^B. WU- most thrlUtaig 'vlotory at the Not only did Wert, who Is hav­ han’a alngle before Wert deliv­ ability as Detroit," be said. r.rioi™ (MoiTls OO and Chance 14d6), Mtamesota. The last waa a per­ aingle In the ninth Inning deliv­ "W ell be gunning for them next streak In the nightcap on John and FlttMxugh downed FhUa- were sHminated from the pen­ llame, CMc., 07; McOoyey, 8.F., Olympic Oames In Tokyo, win­ ered a S-1 victory over New thwarted aecond-place Balti­ ing the w on t season of his ca­ ered against ace Yankee reliev­ .vSlJxJj. j- fect sramo. ning the 10,000 meten. year." "Blue MOon” Odom slx-hltter. ddphla 4-2. nant race Sunday. 9T. In AFL’s Scoring Parade T ort. more’s faint hopes 2-0 In a game reer, produce the winning run. er Ltaidy MdDanlel. * New York (Stottlemyre 20-M) "When your record Is 14-14 BIH SBdflkis and Paid Popo­ The e-foot-4 Perry permitted vich drove tav two runs apiece Wte—F. Alou, Ad., 198; Rose, Today BlUy Mills is just an­ at Detroit (McLain SOd), night you go out to wtai,’’ he said. running - back, Houaton’ i Sid only two haserunnera and re- end pitcher Claude Osteen de­ O n.. 197. other runner who couldn’t make NEW YCMEIK (AP)—Jan Sten­ is j. Washington (Kannon 10-6) at Doutdes — Brock, St.L, 46; the team. Troubled repeatedly erud, Kansas aty*# Norwegian Blanks, tope post receivers with M ets Steal CS^Iand (Siebert 12-10), night livered teree key stnglea os the nine catches. Dodgers won tor tee llte time Bench, O n., 87. by a back Injury, kClle strug­ kicker, has Jumped In front In games scheduled. Trtplee—Brock, St.L, 18; Oe- gled ^rough the gruelling 10,000 Joe Namath of New York la Anticlimatic Win? Dallas^ Vikinp^s Shape In 14 games. Tw o R uns, Up mente, P itt, 11. in the trials hen and finished the race for the American Foot­ the leading passer, having com­ Nailoaal League Rookie Jim MoAndrew Home runs—Mc(3ovey, B.F., ball League scoring title he pleted 68.8 per cent of hie passes W. L. Pet. G A . pitched a two-hltter as the Mete fourth. 84; Bonks, CMc., 82. —When he woe 17 and even miased by Juat eight points as a for 802 yards. Pete Beathard of Not for Tiger Fans ^^Stit.^Loula 98 68 .612 As Offensive Powerhouses edged Chicago on Ron SwObo- B eat Cubs Pitching (14 deolalons)—Biaas, skinnier than he le now, Oerry rookie last year. Houston has thrown the most 8 Son Fran. 82 70 .689 da’s steal of home tn tee fourth 11 NEW YORK (AP)—The Dal­ riiut down on the Los Angeles Pitt., 18-6; Morlchal, 8.F., 26-8. .Lindgrcn beat the Russians at Stenerud, whose 108 points in touchdown passes, three. DETROIT (AP)—The Detroit victory in the American \r»vi '•rf'itanoienatl 78 72 .620 14 Inning. Ed Charles hit a eoio NEW YORK (AP)—The New las Cowboys and Minnesota Vi­ Rams' air game, permitting Strikeouts—CHbeon, St.L, 248; 10,000 meten in a duel meet. 1967 were ahy of Oeorge Blan- Perhaps the most impressive League pennant race couM have been anticlimactic. Tort Mete’ precocious young TifuSK ’ C2doago 78 76 .010 16H kings teape up as the offensive only 84 yards and nine comple­ homer in the first for the Mete. WATCH OUT, CARDS! Curves of « different trart Mike Cuellar checked Atlanta Jenktaia, Chic.,-248. Since then he won the collegiate da’s 116, has scored 27 points, figures are found in the punt re­ The Tigers were dWSlSTBb •" won A' . Aflairta 78 70 .600 17 powethouses of the National tions in 22 attempts. atatistloa showed today. turn statistics. Rookie George were displayed at Tiger Stadium when Use Stein pitchers got precloue few runs -oM .iitt Pittsburgh on six hits for Houston. Felipe three-mile, aix-mlle, 0,000-met­ wtamen of the flag at 9:69:10, 75 70 .497 17% Football League after the first He's compiled that total on Atkinson of Oakland returned modeled new uniform Detroit wiH wear in World New Haven. After to work with ... and Jim Mc- Ut jo- Phila’pUa 71 n Alou homered in the ninth for er, and 10,000-meter crowns a about 17 mimitee before their .487 28 week of play. Litot N i^ * 8 Fig|i!to three extra polnte and eight of five punte last Sunday for 206 Attdrew often gets nons s f aU. lies 70 Atlanta’s nm. total of six times. Series agiJnst Sit Louis Cards. ~tAP Photofax) 2-1 victory Tueeday night over Pro Sports Team .461 28 Dallas, with Don Meredith at Rejoins Squad nine field goal attempts. Mac yards and one touchdown while Tuesday night, bowsvar, tee .447 20 Gene Alley homered and dou- TORONTO — Nino Benvewvt But after setting an American the New York Taidieea. They the controls for oidy a bit more record at 6,000 meten this Halk of Houstoon is second with Noland Smith of Kansas O ty won the pennant as the Boston Mete save MoAndrsw «U tee .447 20 BRANTFORD, Ont (AP) — Ued and scored twhse to lead 168%, outpointed Art Hernan­ NEW HAVEN (AP) — TUa ■ M ** than half of the game, rolled up The Pittsburgh Pengutaia of the spring, Lindgren injured an three touchdowns for 18 i>olnta. has run back five for 140 yards Five-Hit, 12 Strikeout Win ' Red Sox defeated the second tta «w»- „ teieaday*e Beanito the Pirates won their fourte tWD-blt pitching and edgs the the Detroit Lions who pride Tuesday that center Lou Angot- straight game and moved to Brennan, 182, Bimini Bahamas, quite right thereafter. He fin- Dick Post of Ban Diego, leads In all of last seaaon, Denver’s Two taotoni prevented tee dally In view of talk the Bos- New York 8, CMoago 2 Floyd Little scored the only CTdoego Cube 8-2. Houston 0, Atlanta 1 themselves on s tight defense.' U, who left camp Monday after within a half-game of fifth-place oufoolnted Ltaines Johneon, 162, Iteed tlfte tn the 10,000 here— the. runnere with 140 yards and Baltimore loss from deatroylng ton Garden may be forced out sbxta 1 touchdown on a punt return. the “moment" for tee Tigers Roq Swohodft scored tea de­ lOnneaota scored 47 polnte a mUd rhubarb 'with Ooemh Red Atlanta. Miami, 10. and then failed In a desperate an 8.8 average while a veteran Culp Top Bargain of buslneas by construction. 3 InoflA Plttaburgh 4, PhlladslpUa 2 dMMf tibeir tens. Mayor Rliteard C Lee. aaid ciding cun on the front end of a Sad Francisco 1, St. Louis 0 against Atlanta, a total they SulUvan, has returned. delved double eteol tai tee o{U id didn't reach last year until half AngoUl met with SuBlvan and a. Detrott offleteii opeiatUig Tuesday his city expects to .'.liinirr, Los Angslas 7, Otaiclimatl 0 the Booreboard decided to with­ have a coliseum in about three- fourth innlg after Tommie . . Todayfo OssMs way through their fourth regu­ General Manager Jack Riley Agee muck home In the first lerQ adi lar season game. behind closed doors. There waa hold the final score of te« Bal- yean. Either the Boston Bruins ■•Yjm fit. TiOuls (Washburn 12-7) at Your Dollars Go Furthor at Soars For BSox in ’68 tlmore-Boatan dash from the of tee NaUonal Hockey League and Ed Cberlea polsd a basis San Francisco (Bolin 94) Cleveland abowed the best no comment after ths meeting- ■to/Wimi soorchoard. Therefore or the Boston Celtics o f the epipty homer. . „ CMoago (Hands 16-10) at New opening day defense, holding Angottl reportedly was upeet BOSTON (ASP)—Ray Oilp, obtained from the CMc*- only a ♦’■"’Wui of the 46,000 National BaslMtball Awodation , MoAndrew, who loet his first lEifiatat Ydrtt (Koownan 18-10), Ugfat the New Orleans Sednto to 206 because SuUlvan used him as a go Cdbs for cash and a minor league player■ er later re­ q>ectatons knew the Tigers’ would he welcome to move in, three major league ftaiia on ^ Pitlirtwrgh (Veale 12-18) at yards but once again lOnnesota right wing in drills. turned, rates as the Boston Red Sox' No. 1 bargain of nhite Innliig raBy was really an he said. If rumore of esqpan- ahutoute, afiowed one M t-a was in second place, yielding 1966. almost eadnslvely the last two empty gesture. ston by tee Massachusetts In­ two-rim double by WUUe Smith only 284 yards a nd but seven Catdier Oorl FUh o f the Wat­ OOlp turned In another bell- tamings,’ * he said. "That’s the 2.The news of the Baltimore stitute of Technology prove true —torougb the iirst sevsn in- Atlanta (Nlekro U-12) at points to the Atlanta Falcons. erloo, Iowa, Hawke missed the Uant pettennsnes srtth a five- reason they were popping It lose waa ftefthed to the Detroit and crowd cut their home, the ntaiga- Spangler touched m o e a a (Lemoster lOdS), night The Cowboys gave up the teem: bus. He hitch-hiked and h^ 1-strlksout effect ae tee up." bench, hut a bit of mind over Boston Garden. MCAndrew tor a ptadi ataigle ‘‘^ q nctnnatl (Anigo H-9) at least yardage on the groi^ , 06 beat the bus to Appleton, Wls., Bed Sox blanked tee Baltimore The shutout was Culp’s fourte matter saved the day tor tee “ If eUher team Is forced to leading off the eight before tee M O . night In their opener, and Bt iMlto by hall an hour. Orlolee 24) before a crowd of of tee seaaon In Ue ninth com­ Detroit heroes. They chose to move I want teem to consider iwtete rlihf'teuidsr nsBad Ms 17,82 at Fenway F art TUeeday Ignore the fact ... for tec mo­ our new cdlseum which will third victory in 10 decisions. lUgto plete game in 7 starta. Ha worted bis way out of two big ment open in 1971,” said Lee as be Each of tea CWcago teta was The vletery enabled the Red jams, striking out Lany Haney nulled off .brochures to bote SALE! “Teh, sure, we aH bad heard ■lightly tainted. S Box to move into a tie for third with flu hasei loaded in the the news,” said Tigers second dube. The coliseum Is expected Ages got a gfovs on Smith’s c'dUnfi i.~ place with New Tort and Cleve­ fourth and teen famUng tee baseman Dick McAullffe, a resi­ to seat 10,600 for basketball. !ifgh vrfl land. The Tankeee bowed to drive to tee base of ths right same batter with runners on dent at Avon, Conn. 2,600 lesa than the capacity of i ON IN, THE WATER’S FINE 1—That was the chant of Manager l ^ o cantor field fence In the fourth liquid Tires Snow T ires pennant-winning Detroit 2-1 the Garden. ytC!S b f- first and third in tee aixtb. ‘ T don’t Imow bow. Maybe inn of the Tigers after his run clinched American League flag l*«t after McAndiww walked Billy while the Indians lost 4-2 to TastnenuU, hitting in his Washington. some guys were Uatenig to tee ifth was tossed into whirlpool bath by pitcher Mickey Lolich. (AP Photofax) Williams and Ron Santo. ^)an- Given two runs on an Infield eighth straight game, also lined radio In the dubbouse. But we Ycftterdny’ s Stan gler’e looper ticked off tee glove a single in tee eighth, ralelng ■aoH hit by Luis Alvarado, a triple by didn’t want wan It that way. We PITCHINO — Gaykxd Party, of second baseman Ken Bos­ Passenger Car Tires his average to .202 in a bid to wanted to go out and win It Giants, hurled the second no-blt- well. Carl Tastisemshl and a double repeat as league batting diam- ^pdever Threw Curve Ball in High SchooF by Ken Harrelaon in the first in­ ourseives," McAullffe said. ter of tee Natlanal League sesi- Agee drew a walk from Ken inSl man. floo. Harrdson’s RBI waa his ’Itu light hitting Don Wert son, yielding only wates in the tn tee first taming and bftsqnuw. for General Driving ning, Culp made the cushion Itntb, tops in tee league. stand iq> as be posted hie lOth singled with the bases kMd- second and eighch tamings, as he atpped to third on BosweH's sln- Southpaw Dick SHiMrewth, an­ ed and flu Tigers won the beat Bob Gieboo and tee pen- 1C* wTorri. 6.50x13 TUMeen BkekwR victory in hie last 11 dsdsions. other National League castoff, gls to center. BosweU broke for Be bad a 4-4 record when he game as A1 Kallne crossed tee nant-wtamlng St Louie Gudl- McLain Claimed for $8,000 o} gtad j ' ■oiwht to join as a 14-game second when the throw back to Gnardsraaii Tiree. Reg. 918.95 laundied his hot streak, broken winner In a series wlndiq> tod a y .______plate. nals 1-0. stuff at eB and I gueaa that's the out front. the InfleM went aMray. HoMz- oidy by a lose on unearned rune NEW YORK (AP) — man recovered the hall and Bos­ -eoCbito EnswocthI who had aevea foes- big reason the White Sox didn’t "In high achool the fasteall btipist •» In a game last month. There waa a thne thia sum­ and Change waa enough but you well was hung up and teggedr keep m e." JimI' ’ T don’ t think I was quite es Sl,rK2S.i“ Thc/rc Just Good or Bad’ mer when you could call The Ttgere couldn't take must have a breaking baB In tee out on the barn path, but Agee sharp as In some other games to inirfn 2-1 mark. Denny McLam the one-man much of a look at McLain that Mg leagues." ■Ud aoroas the (Sato ahead of because my oentnU was a IttUe pitching staff of the De­ first spring because tee Ameri­ The American League hadn’t Glenn Beckert’e throw. 95 off,” tee 27-yearold ri^iMian- h ^ a 30-game winner since 1981 Freshman Coach troit 'Tigers. can League season was about to C2mriaa then homered Into the der aaid. Cronin Knocks UiQps, During a five-week stretch open. So they sent hhn to Du­ when Lefty Grove, with a liard- left field seats. »3.00 Bios SLSt "However, rU take a win any CAMBRIDaB, Mam (AP) — PJB.T. sad when It seemed hardly any luth-Superior In tee Northern___ hitting team behind him, won 21 After Smith's hit tied the aril ioii time. A shutout is just troettng- BUI Cleary, one of Harvard’s pressure was being placed on compiled a 12-2 Kamee for tea Philadelphia Atb- itaqi nl L Old Tbrt r n never get need to j^tdilng aU-time hockey greats who League. He .game, Swoboda walked to open 15 the Tigers the Bengal pitchers waa promoted to letlcs. t>IXH sU-U.- ■ starred on U.S. nafional teams record a n d ------^ tee bottom of tee fourte and good games and winning. Fve ‘Never First ClAss’ had completed only six games. Knoxvlllo. The Tigers recaUed Grove was 21 when he haul Ws vd had too many bad ones In tee and in tee 1166 and ’60 Olym­ moved to third on a aingle by —1 ■ Beg. Fries Sals Pries BOSTON (A P)— “ How the hell do you judge an um- ir«-T.«iti had latched all o f teem. him. That teM, Sept. 21 to be ex­ greatest season. Ths fact teat Jerry Grote.’ Grots brovo for Gnsrdsmsa past to get used to good pics, is returning to Us alma McLain, who won hla 30th yoTjtin reached the final month il.itrtii >OK wna - wUh FooSmi mater. act, he Impressed his manager, ■econd as Ed KTanapool ftruok Tubeless BlockwaU Old Tire Old Ttre Exeiss Tsat gam es." pirer’ Joe Ortmin said. "Thejr’re just good or bad. game last Saturday, grins when of tee seaaon with 26 victories CiOL vA- Cleary, a Boston inaurance the late Charlie Dreseen, with a out, drawing a throw uom Gulp had tee Orioles guessing that’s all.’ his rise Is recalled. 4-3 victory over the White Sox puts Mm tai a class by bimerif. IlCffc , at his pitches in reglsteriiig sU brrter, was named ’Tuesday catcher Ron^ Riiadley, teen 7.35 or 7.00x14 921.95 IBM 92.00 With that, the American A1 Lopez was managing the He lost his next start but beat McLain could get 21 wine at age iisan a his etrikeoute in the first sevm freshman hockey coach. He suc­ League prealdent took Us stand Salerno and Valentine for some held up ae Swbodoa raced time ielofa the two were given White Sox and he had a problem Baltimore the final day of the 24. niat’a exceptional when you hmne, bereley beating the re­ ■9t sit’ , 7.75 or 7.50x14 923.95 lO M 92A9 innings. Then he got five of the ceeds Gene Kinasewieh, who that umpires A1 Salerno and BIB consider that MdAdn switched was promoted to varsity assist­ notices Monday. —too many first year pitchers. eeaaon. turn throw. last wbe outs on pop files. Valentine were, fired not be­ There was Dave DeBusschere, from glasses to ocnfact lenses 92.35 "Myarm began to get a UtUe ant under Ooach Cooney Wel­ The following spring training Hundley argued vebemacdly /llumsii'i 8.25 or 8.00x14 926.95 9B M cause they tried to organise "It ft while to make ft the basketball player, Bruce and is pitching for a team with­ tired, to I went to the fast ball land. Dreseen made McLain his No. 1 . . 30.* / their feUow srUteca hot becauee big Iftague umpire," Cronin Howard and McLain. out one .800 hitter. __ that he had made ths tag . . . 8.55 or 8.60x14 929.96 2 9 M 92.50 project at Lakeland, Bla. aiMf was ejected from the game. •naq art they were, in Cronin’# word, aaid, / expiftining Us advisors Lopez didn’ t know murii about "He was phenomenal," re­ The day McLain yran his 28th concluded tee fired duo didn’t MoAndrew stayed to tea fin­ -ntt atdJ < “ taiefficlsnt.’ ’ McLain, except that he waa the calls McLotai. " I bad no hroaic- game, the record for the rest of ■vomn b 7.76 or 6.70x15 923.95 tO M 92J1 "Inefflelent umpirea who hftVs It. eon-In-law of former manager ing ball so Charlie moved my Detrolt’i pitching staff was 67— ish, lowartaig Us earned run av­ were never flrat eUuw at any erage to 2.18 as New Tort re­ ■ »i 8.16 or 7.10x16 920.95 92.30 A reporter arted Cronin Tues­ Lou Boudreau and had pitched a r’ -h* th'unb underneath the ball 46. It’s possible that McLain lit 2 9 M time,’’ is what he eaid. day what qualifications Sslenio mained tied with Houston In The perfect game at Harlan, Ky., In to where I could push It out. I didn’t have the neoeesery pitch­ ■bVlmli t9' WUtewmiB A n d h U oat Similtr Savtage Salerno and Valentine diaput- 4nd Valentine larted. It was at his first pro start the previous also was locking my wrist be­ ing repertoire .ilve years ago. teelr stnwgie to escape tee Na­ tional League celar. ed Cronin. ^teat point tee league prcscy fired spring. hind my body Instead of doing It But he certainly has It now. CAERIAGE SEIED "There’s no doOM that ws book that they were "just toeffl- So Lopez, being a former ------(XMBNO UP—WorW mkkHewei«ht champion N'ino l ^ e n u t i gets eet to were released from our jobs b^ cient, test’s oB." catcher, took MoLabi aside at M S thA)W punch from up in air against A rt Hermandez o f Omaha in hot- title cause of our organizing aetfol- CroUn said be dltei't have Sarasota and said: Hooters Topple Windham, jggt night in Toronto. The Italian won an unanimous IG-round decision. tics,’’ Valentine said. "any idea" how mute National •Td like you to throw a few Bow ling They said the reason they League umpires make. But he curves.’ ’ , tried to organlA the Amelrcan It was McLataiTs final examl- added he wouldn’t be surprised BL0B8O4iS—Ann Geagan 128, Three Players Net Goals Many Series Records Will Gibson Set? DUNEBUGGIES League umpe la that in the.Na­ that they malm a little more natfon with the White Box. Bunny. Crocker 128, Lorraine iiftim '•■V . tional League tee umpires are than their American League " I never threw a curve baB In With three players getting in­ sras tea result of a nice oertea Peterman 181. tifruuyt .‘1 AUTHORIZED DiSHtlBUTOR organised and draw $2,600 to counterpai4e, because of higher high school, or at Duluth or to the scoring sot, Manchester of pasaea as tea locals squared $7,780 more a year than their attendance in NL pazta. Knoxville where I had pttc^ High’s soccer team downed their record at 1-1. Ace Cardinal Pitcher Starred (M? BODIES and ACCESSORIES AL peere. In 1962," eaya McLain. " I had a PJNNETTE8 — Marion Vogt Cronin maintained that be had 177-488, Toni Fogarty 184-478, Windham High yeeterday after­ 'Diero traa a marked improve­ bM of a curve but I guess you’d noon at Memorial Field, 8-1. ment In play over the opening "no knowledge at aB” of any or­ Eddie Brasaoud, who finished cMl'it more of a wrinkle. It just LoU Laptaie 182, Jo Melpeszl Uae Your CH.T. or C.AJP. Cbaige Garda ganizing actfottlee. He eald hie his major league career wttb 196-602, .i « e Pope 181, Helen Bruce Hust, Steve Wertmer game loee to Hall High but- the In Past Two Post-Season Sets 1 died. and UVUtey Jenktaw accounted locals atlU have a long way to 244 MK>AO ST. MANCHESTER umpire^coutliig peraonnet. Cal the Bt. Louie Cardlnala lost "The White Sox kept D^ Downham 180-474, Rae Hannon for the fewest hits allowed whUe Hubbard and CbarMe Berry, for­ year, la the baseball ooach at for the wlnner’e tallies. CMp go, Coach Dick DaUeleon re­ •» itoor YORK (AP) — Since lostaif to tee Yankees in Buesriiere, optioned Howard 180-189—254, Dot Petereon 182- pitching three coneeoutlve «x»n-. 646-1266 mer AL umplree, bad "Uoked DeAnya Junior CoUege In Cali­ 491, Marilyn Madore 178-008, Nepocino tallied for Windham In marked. hnn tWs is the year of the the second game o f 1964—It wae around" the quallfloatione of fornia. and tried to waive me to the mi­ the O d L meeting. Next start for tee Red and Glbby’e first series start—the plate aeries gomes. Ttie total nora. The waivers oouldn’ t be Joan Lisk lU, Doris Klrtlond rraf^oneofthem ^in^ 189-498, Gert Andrews 191-472, The first two scores came af­ WUte wUI be Friday afternoon former Creighton University number of hite U 14, the number recalled and Detroit claimed me i«ha> tpresting items o f the up- athlete from Omaha, has given Ronnie Newberry 489, Norma ter scrambles In front of the at home against BrlsM Csntral Gibson gave iq> In his term for $8,000. (xmiing World Series con- up only eight earned runa Five Thompson 472. Windham goal. Janklna’ tally at 1:80. "I hardly bad any breaking •%ms big Bob Gibson, of these came in a 9- Ovlotory games agataist tee Boeox last Masekeeter (9) WlaUesa fi) Tubeless Blackwsll Bale P in s MANCHESTER OLDSMOBILE MOTOR SALES litehlng ace of the St. In 1984, the year Bob set a feU: Fe d e ra l ^ u ia Cardinals. Wortd Series atrtkeput record Stnee he five-hit and teree-hlt XSTSaow Tires P rie s E xc is e T a x ' has hem hi two pra- with 81 In 271 nnlngi. the Box tn his loot two starts, a vlous;dassios and has been the Only eix pitchers have won five-hitter or better tor Olbson 7J!5 or 7.00x14 921.95 174IB 92.06 ■ tu i t hote of them. 80 the more World Series gamed than in the World Series opener rt— >: .^[ttestlen now Is: How many rec. Olbson. Whltey Ford heads? the would wipe tee great Matty’ s 7.75 or 7.50x14 923.95 IBM 92.19 ilf£ l:':o r a s M Gibson sstT Hat with 10 wins but he had the nams from one line tai tee BARGAINS ju.ia Tbs,|SS-ysBr4>)d flrsbaUer can 8.25 or 8.00^14 926.95 BBM 92.35 advantage of competing In 10 record book. M O U f c .b ew ^ the only pitcher In hls- ...... 1 8 4 . , olasslos. Ruffing end AUie Rey­ But for a broken leg suffered 92.56 »VE Mmt tensw^ ‘tory to win three series games nolds are next, eaOh wlte seven 8.55 or 8.60x14 929.95 BSM IXifwamj rood hoXOidoOf___ VA mmm wnmmUc, by a Une drive in, July of last Ib matoriol or wockmoaohlp. let A MM for me sacond time, provided he wins. Six-game series winners year, Olbson might be going 7.75 or 0.70x15 923.95 IBM 92.21 For How U m i For thg UIo of gM three starts as he did last are Lefty Gknnea, Oilef Bender into the coming (deeslo with tbi orifioml UMd. year when ha stopped tee Bos- Wlwt Bmto wm D«1 Ropolr and Watte Hoyt. four atraight 20 vlotory seoaono. 8.15 or 7.10x15 920.95 BBM 92.36 Boil puoeturoi at NO ehorgo. lo ___ molds. Sconte Appoliiitcid 9*»non Rad floK. Each effort was a ■ But tor pltohers who have The ^ rii^t hander’s presence Ww 4u««r. H liPMiii been In only two daealcs, alb- no doubt will make the Cardi­ Whitewalls Avoitoble at SiibUar Savings s l3 s :s s KAMBAS CUTT (AP)-Tlha op- Is^o'questfon that Man- son’s 6—1 record Is tops. nals atreng favorites, aspeolally r a g ^ ioUiilg prtoff pliw Fod- Hv jMlilgar Red Sohoendlenst wUI open oral Kxdse T bs thotroFrooeots ------‘" 1 rtnnraoaa pointment of two fuU-Ume vet­ Should OltMon win the cqiening wlte the series starting In their Extra W hoob . . . avdtabla for moot urad. ------X S T ^ ------iS------ttFORD I tee' Certes wUh Qteepn on S 7 to M wm ttkum m .a - • eran hasebaU seouts to the Worid Series game he wlH tie home part. con at Soon Low, Low Prieo* Kansas OKy Royala of tea »:« to Wednesday, Oot. 2 in BIT Louia. -lie Bf'Tnth^'tes Red Birds winning Ruffing and Gomez, tee ady When Gibson gained his 20th Amsiioaii Lssgus was sa- other pitchers to win six vlotocy of the season on Sept. 2 nounosd Ttissday by CbailU National Lsague pennant ro MONEY DOWN en Seora Boagr Payment Phui QUALITY OLOSMOIIIJ oTs v r in iii wsdkaway, Olbson r t o ^ straight In the otasrio. And if he In Onolnnatl, tee 10-tauilng 1—0 Mateo, dlNOtor of player pto- wins a complete game he would victory marked his .12th shutout ounment. be rested coming up to tee 144S New Rrltala Avs. MaacliMter AuH Oeotss become tee first pitcher In his­ of tee year. It lowend his West Hartford see Braad Street The lateat addttlons to the ex- l aejafi jsriesi tory to make it sU winning earned nm average to 0.99 per SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE C l U u o term wtne a year ago ^ SSS- S tl e is -M ii MANCHESTIR OLDSMOBIU Bsnston chib’s staff ars Dais ’ route-going perfonmanoes in a nine innings. Satsifaction Guaranteed or V p i o v o 7 MoRaynolds, 41, from tee Cln- tuJ5> eiUOllwon with ex-Yta#ee , Open Dolly t Is BiW Opea Daily e «s BM iM ft at HarMsrd lA . MANCHUTII. CONN. 441-1111 OpM I vm. bsapt ThsTharsdftT REMEMBER FENWAY LAST YEARt—ThU WMs the geene kst nhj^ at Tl-i tote with five stral^t row. It is tee kind of pitching the Year Money Barit otamail Reds, and BU MoBton, Batofday B to B HHIWWiijr V W 9 ger BMlum whep Detroit clinched the pennant with 2-1 win over New York. l acltataUeoniipNto game vlotoriee tai the Glbby also ftisrea a record Detroit Tigers ors llkriy to see (NagaiOiiucatAsacte ie,> from the Oakland AiUMios; j It was Just a year ago that a Ifte scene took place at Fepway Park In Boeton. posts eason playoff. Ohristy Mateswson set tai 1900 in tbs World Bsries. PAGE THIRTY-fflBVBN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1968 3 4 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BT SHORTEN snd WHIPPLE H olp H o lp 3 8 Victories Here Came 10 Years Apart ^ K f9 A OllCU UK£ rpioiMATcowiy .ycH iciGARe T a o e a l >NOLFC*f sM S TRUCK driver and laborer. POtHGlHlMSPUMP TWITH LMElwOtFEy ukt I ALINAG RUNNING rBACHELOR VfOMCHGOOUr MATURE WOMAN to seU U- WANTED large used mobile Rnts from $2 to $4 per hoi» CLASSIFIED TXJR LOOKS 10U SriOUtp HOTKAIZAPERA 'THROUGH OF ARTS' WITH HIM fSy dlea’ dreues and coats In de­ BapMidtog Upon oj^etlM we sad home that can be paid for like OFMEN-SUTHE A MIND! EXPERT IN •THEOOIEH!- partment' store, full and part* rent Write Bon '’T” , ISanches- HA/EACtAesy sbOlty. e49JB«. AHOrM JUSTTNEBO/ SURE IS ATOLUMCR) V0UL9NT(RREJ TK B/W rop THATlS SAFER time. Opportunity for advance­ ter Herald. ment, paid hospitalixatton, l a b o r e r s for eament VMO CAN H ap'iO U opyfoMEN.' «1poO>f* Jack at 88-87—75. Boros collect­ ted and this was the downfall of SCHWINN 5 -speed Stingray A GIRL •*'IF ©HE HA© THE 8-11 NURSE’S AIDE, full-tlma par 69 yesterday morning to the flve-tltnes State PGA cham­ (BMkvme, Ten Free) Fastback, good condition, rea­ m ent. edge Kay by one stroke and ed four birds, Kay a pair and RIGHT WNP OF CUfMES'*' and part-time. Laurel Manor, Wojack failed to make one. pion. On the 18th, Boros got his sonable price. Call 049-8074 af- 049-4819. Wojack by six In the sixth play­ three and Kay took a bogey Boros blrdied the first from fa r 9.______SHORTEN off In Manchester Open history. fou r. The threesome all turned In 619 eight feet and lost the margin J Traablo Reaehing Ovr AdvtrtiMr? MaUONSTRATORS JANITOR8 — Part-tlm# are- cards Monday and when dark­ Buslnoss Sorvicas nlngs, Manchaster araaa. Call ness set In before the field had O ffM O d 13 648-4488 from 8 to 6 p .m . on ly . been completed it was decided B uilding— Mutlcd Dramatic 30 Holp Wontod— Wanted — Demonstrate TV H-Hour Aniworins Sonrioe advertised toys in a store to stage an 18-hole playoff yes­ Three Sophomore Starters YOU ARE A-1, truck U A-1. Foincria 35 Contracting 1 4 FRIVA'nB tostmeUona— piano, in your area. Earn extra terday morning starting at 9:80. OeUars, attics, yarda, drlve- by London certified teacher, Free to Horald Roadon NEWTON H. SMITH h SON — ------money for Ohristmas. Experienced Grocery The field this season for the Listed for VConn in Opener waya sealed and email truck­ m y h om e. 648-2810. RESTONSIBLE woman to care two-day play-amateurs on Sun­ Remodeling, repairing, addi­ Want totormatten on ana of ear cleeelHed adverUaementaT ing done A-1 right. Call Tre- for two children, 2 and 4 years i. i i d e r i u day and low handicap ama­ tions, reo rooms, garages, When the University of Con­ Paul Tortolanl, who is now Na anawer at the telephone Ustodf Simply call the raano Trucking Service toll- old , 2 daya per week, In Bolton Salary — Not Commission teurs and pros Monday — wets porches and roofing. No Job FULL, and PART-TIME ► necticut’s offensive football eligible after transferring from free, 742-0487. F rivof Indtrncttowd 32 area. Must have transporta- a record 415 which erased the too smaU. CaU 649-8144. team-lines up against Vermont George Wartdngton Unlverstty Good wages. Call after 6 No experience necessary, 40 APPLY IN PERSON previous record o f 402 set 10 EDWARDS b u l l d o z e r , backbM work, SPANISH and Hebrew teacher on opening day, Saturday at when that school gave up foot- , 647-9730. hours per week, 4 weeks. years ago when Boros notched land clearing, saptle tanks In­ WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ desiree to teach in group# or Storrs, there will be five new­ baU will be at split end. CaU coU ect 628-6849, M rs. PINEHUR6T GROCERY his first success here. ANSWERINfi SERYIOE stalled, drainage fields. Paul modeling specialist Additions, Individuals. P h « w 048-1141, comers in the front line and Senior George Kupfrlan, pre­ rec rooms, dormers, p(>rehes, HOUSEKEEPER one half day F oster. 803 MAIN gnUBBT 8 Sehendel. 6404M08. E x t 882. The triumph gave the Boros one more in the backfleld. viously a tight end, wiU appear 648-8560 875-2519 cabinets, formica, built - Ins, two or three days per week. MANCHESTER family - three wins, for Julius ’Three of them will be sopho­ at left tackle; while former ’TREE removal-Trlmming. Rea­ bathrooms, Utcheim M9-8440. Call after 6 p.m., 643-4472. BACK AT THE OLD STAND—Joe Handley, a familiar sight for yeara in w as the w inner In 1956 before mores, one a transfer; and two defensive tackle ’Tony Casarel- and leave yonr measage. Tonm hear from our advertiser t o sonable rates. Covered for MATURE WOMAN, to care for handling the scoring for the Manchester Open, was back doing his usual fine going on to fame and fortune. others wlU be lettermen play­ la will make his debut at tight Pg Ume wlOamt ependtog aB evening at the tolephone. property damage. Got a tree CARPENTRY rec rooms plus H d p W a w f d (KX>D OPPORTUNITY for 8 year old girl, 8:80-6:80 daUy, OPENINGS again avaitobto In job Monday checking the scores at the Country Club. otetid Photo by pimo) It marked the first brother act ing in new roles. end. problem? CaU Dana’s Tree other carpentry Jobs. Also for 35 mothers of srimol age children light housework in modem modem mlUwork plant. Ex­ to triumph. ’Two sotAiomores will man Kickoff time for the Saturday Aufmnohlidt For Sola 4 Service, 822-8429. sale, Colonial pine wall hutch- se rv icin g A von . CsU 289-4922. home, own transportation, perienced and non-e3q>eri#need However, Boros, Ernie, 1s (Herald Photo by Pinto) the guard positions — Tony Ar- Yankee Conference Inaugural Is ea, planters and trestle coffee MEDICAL assistant wanted for Wapplng area. Write giving help wanted. Ideal worktog still only halfway home to the TREE EXPERT — Trees cut. doctor’s office in Manchester. RESPONSIBLE refined lady to OLD P'KIKNDJS— C ountry Club F ro A lex Hackney, caro of Princeton, N.J., and at 1:80. 1986 CHEVROLET Bel Air, very tables. 040-7020. age and references. Box 42, conditions and fuU benefits. Ap­ idl-time <^pen record for victo­ buUdtog lots cleared, trees top­ Experience not necessary. care for home while lady goes left, and Holly Mandly, former State and New BIU Spencer o f Sarasota, F la HERALD good cooditlan, standard, 8 oyl- E ast W indsor HIU, Conn. 06028 ply In persem, WIPOO. ries. Henry Bwitempo of Fran­ The fastest upland game btod ped. Got a tree problem? WeU Pleasant working conditions. to business. Live In, no chil­ Grid Briefs | Harriers Triumph England amateur king, were in the same foursome —while the third yearling is tadar, very low original conia captured top honors on Is also the largest—the wild tur­ worth phone caU, 742-8282. Booling—Skiing 16 Salary commensurate with ex­ dren. CaU 627-0441 or 288-2898. Monday in the Manchester Open. Mandly is also a slashing running back Vlnny mUeaga, exceUent second car. four occasions twice In play­ DOX LETTERS perience. Please reply Box Clements of Southington. k ey . Best offer accepted. 848-8819 r u b b ISH — trash removed to ROOFING, aluminum siding, offs. Bontempo didn’t enter former Manchester Country Club champion. "P ", Manchester Herald. DENTAL Aaelatant for ortho­ Holp W anf d Mala 36 ^BOVE AVERAGE SHOP FfMT Y ou r after 8:80 p.m. dump, lawns maintain^, gutters, carp en ter w ork. 30 dontic office, East Hartford, PLUMBERS and plumber’s In Opening Test Informatkm LEMANS PONTIAO 1964, 2-door CaU 049-1868 after 6 p.m. years’ experience. ConnecUcut k e y p u n c h twrator, Alpha ex p erien ce requ ired . 289-6189. Valley Construction Oo. 648- Numeric, 8 to 4:80 Monday helpers wanted. Tear 'round Requlres 2 firs t cla s s hardtop, 4-speed. Tabs over nnirpT.Tirnn janitorial services work. Top wages, overtime. Af­ Bridgeport operators . for THE HERALD wUl not I 7180. F ree estim ates. through BYlday.~ No Trade-in reasonably done in my home, apparel aeUlng preferred fuU- opportunity and good aalaiy. Entering their third season of In tlM usual m anner. (Complete sharpening service, nozian (B), Moylan (B>. 4-2, as Bob Burnham booted ^ ______call 64S«I80. time, 40 hour week (one right, Interesting poritlon with Send resume to Mknager, i play as Regular, Maniglia and Price With Trade-in 1968 CSIEVROLET Impale hand and power mowers. 59 Leggett Street Manchester-Weaver home three goals. Dave Heri- niursday until 9, aU day Satui* variety of duties including Downey Drive, Menrtiester. ' Bakelaar have been towers of Super Sport, V-8, automatic, Home, gardm and ritop. We al­ Naschke (MI, Nrtln (M), tage added the fourth. 129.95 Elast Hartford day Inclusive). Top salary. some deUveries, exceUent Conn. . strength for two irears, and are 22’ ® power steering. No money so repair and service power Moving— TnieMngi-- Call Jgr. Shapiro, 048-2128, Ca­ wages and frin^ benefits. Kahn (M), Burke (M), Dleterie Cited for their play by Coach Lott and FoMd 1 expected to again shine for the down. OaU 288-8716, broker. and hand mowers. AU work (M). Moore (W), Dixon (W), Bob Plntavalle w ^ the aloc- FREE INSTALLATION S to r a g a 2 0 289-1541 sual Village Shops, Man­ CtaU Mr. Turcotte, J. M. Blue Devils through their nine- guaranteed. For dependable Hanktoo (W), Cole (W), Carr mentioned plus fullnack A1 Skln- LOtr —BtaOk mixed coUie, ch ester. Benson, Inc., 620-8841. 1964 PONTIAC Teropesti hard- service caU Bharp-AU, 888 MANCHESTER DeUvaty—light GRAND UNION game schedule. ner and John Goodrow. Looking for a powerful battery that will start your, Boltoa vletoltjr. OhUdren’e pet. (W). top, V-8, autoraatlc, power Adams St., Mandiester, 848- trucktog and package deUvery. HOUSEWIVES — Immediate "They’re ready, and we ex­ Somers led -2-0 after one pe­ car fast, year after year? This is it. The Soars Energy Antwen to torie. OaU H l-iu a . pect both of them to have a ' steering. No money down. CaU 8806. Refrigerators, washers and HAIRDRESSER — Experienced Jobs for secretaries, typists, Has immediate fuU and Yale’s football team, defend­ riod btit the locals tied the count great season.” explains Loika, Cell Battery is so powerful that we've guaranteed it v o n —One year old btaok and 38S-8718, brok er. stove moving, specialty. SVUd- part-time or AiU-ttme. Good clerks. Work in your area, part-Oma posRfons avaU­ ing Ivy League champion, has in the second canto and thmi OIL TRUCK DRIVERS adding, "it’s a nice feeling to white emaU ortUe tyoe dog, LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also tag chairs for rent. 649-0782. salary plus commission. Good your hours, no fee. Sbccrilent a b le fo r 28 lettermen on this season’s added one each in the last two for 4 long years. Get yours now. at SearsI 1962 PONTIAC station w agon, 9 know we have veterans like anewering to name “ Sportie." moving large appliances. Burn­ working condtttons. Looking p a y. S ta ff BuUders, 11 A sylum Experienced, good wages, squad. quarters. passenger. Very dean. Call Maniglia and Bakelaar in our Ftoase call Frank MUiikevUc, ing barrels deUvered. $4. 644- G lass B eauty Salon, 048-4822, St., Hartford, 278-7610. overtime, many benefits. on Sears Revolving Charge 649-4126. ______1778 o r 289-8824. GROOVY OLE»KS secondary. They are sure-fist­ CHARGE IT m o Avery Street, South Wind- Folnring— Poporing 21 044-2873. FuU-tlme or part-time work. CASHIERS — Monritestor High Opportunities for weekly PRODUCE TRAINEES ed tacklers and, in my book, tor, 844-0898.______1908 BUICK Grand Sport con- CARPENTER — experienced, PAINTINO — interior and ex­ WE FIT ALL THESE CARS: MATUra~WMmN^eeded’^ School, 8H hours oer day. Ap­ bonus. Apply now, ask for certainly rate with the best pass Tim e to Pass M eat, Potatoes LOST—Vicinity of East Center vertlblo, 8-speed, standard on aU types of work. Reasonable. terior, very reasonable, free fuU or part-time work, hours ply at oebori cafeteria office, Mr. Deitch. Attractive wages, exceUent defenders in the New England and OaUand Street, amaU bag the floor. Factory warranty. baU anytime, 648-1787. estlmatos. CaU Richard can be arranged. Alr-condltlon- N o m oney dow n. C!aU 288-8716, 46 School Street, 649-8626. benefits. FOr personal Inter­ area. No T rade-in of baby n^pUea, toriudlng Martin, 840-0286, 6494411. ed, pleasant working condi­ This W eek on College Fields TRESIS cut and removed, land KASDEN FUEL CO. v iew a p fiy A close kxdc at the record M ake Year and Model T rade-in P rice whtto band knit aweater, hon- b rok er. tions. Apply in perswi. Dino’a b e a n out Ix>ika*s point. P rice cleared, reasonable. Free esti- EDWARD R. PRICTEl^Painting, net. n U M O .______1967 OLDSMOBILE F8S club 860 E. Middle Tpke. 289-6431 mth 14 interceptions In two YORK (AP)— CoUege Nlttany Uons have too much $29.95“ fttJ O mate, insured, 289-8720. exterior and interior. Paper­ CLEANING WOMAN lU 86-67 standard modela colqM, (Standard shift, 6 cylin­ GRMH) UNION years: Maniglia Uthe aU-tlme tootboU gourmets were treated nitty-gritty, starting with tight P ly n u N ith FOUND — Sttogray Uoyole. hanging. CeUlngs, etc. Insured. LEGAL SECRETARY for Hart- WANTED JptkmaTlieavy-dnty models 06-97 6I6J8 gll.9B d e r, 28,000 mUes, 649-1482. REPAIRS — Lawnmowers, MAN TO WORK on grounds of 416 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. leader In New England among ^ antipasto last week, end Ted Kwallk, for Navy to Owner may claim ^ Identify­ 049-1008. ford law firm, fuU-time, wlU Valiant all 99-67 $22.95 snow blowers and garden trac- Part-time hours arranged large home, 8-4 mornings coUege division players, and, Now it’s time to pass the meat chew, ing and paying for ad. 94947M. train. CtaU 522-1168. M AN CH B 8TB R 9 lf.f6 1988 VOLKSWAGEN, beige, ?>■ tors. Free pick up and deUvery L. PELLETIER — Printing — between 8 and 4:48 at own wew the Bay State? to enjoy and potatoes. „ P o n t ia c B oat 8 6 d t weekly. Permanent position, 000 mUes, Uke new. CaU 048- in Manchester ami South Wind- Interior and exterior, papering convenience. spring to faU If satisfactory. another baimer season, Ws “ yo«’«> looking for gridiron beating Wyoming’s Cowbojw to letotar 89 and F-86 FOUND — Cream color, male, PART-TIME emi^oyea. prefer­ An Equal Opportunity O ld s m o b ile S29JB $22 JO 4078.______area. CaU 044-0421. record undoubtedly would with- KooOitB, there’s a heaping plat- the draw 1 ^ w eeK Nebraska Is Seyl.an 94-67 mongrel, puppy, Vernon Dog and paper removal, fully in­ ably with transportatloa. Ap­ Write Box "U ", Manchester B m p l^ a r sured. 648-9048, and 0494820. Herald, stating desired wage, stand aU challenges for many ter on the fire for thU weekend, ready for the ... and AU 84-64 and 68-67 exoe^~Jetotor 929.98 $22.95 Warden, 8TO-^.______1964 MOB, stereo tape, good pnninnniiiPTNG — Occasional ply gt Cafeteria Office, 46 Apply Manchester Modes vears to come ^ suggest the Barbecued these Utes are short of horses. 929.96 condition. OaU 8494627, after School Street. 640-8628. P IN E ST. age, and references. R a m b le r AU 58-67 929.96 LOST — 4 months old gray Mt- or periodic bilsto, for In­ INSn>E4Utslde painting. Spe­ L«t season,' Frank’s seven The Grilled G<^ l^ana over ^ yl^ TOe 8 p.m. dividuals, organtoations or PART or full-time help wanua M S F 9 I ------■ 929.05 922.98 ten, Manchester Green area, cial rates for people over 08. PARTY PLAN Demonstrators: MAN (or dlshwariier, fuU or GUARANTY C b d ilta e small business. Qualified. Eve­ pari-tlme from 94. Good thefts included two for touch- ‘ weekend of 14th. Please call 1966 C H E VRO LET Im oa la con­ Call my competitors, then caU Absolutely guaranteed $180 In —;- t------r part-time days. (3an be a Le Sabre 6S-67 8W « S49 cn. In.; working oondltlona. Apply Ver­ downs, one a 54 yard dash in ‘“^5, ^ u Fr reem replacement within M days ol ptff- B u k k $29.66 922.96 9 vary disappointed little girls vertible, V-8. IhceeUent condi­ nings, weekends .6484766. me. Estimates given. 849-7868, toys and ^ ts free to you plw nteady Job. Apply in person. the 27-0 win over Sast Guard, Crtm~n-tlnt- and qu^|^k Harry Gonso is chase U battery proves defective. Aror W . Bneolal A Skylark V-818-67 ed for Bolton Notch office to non Otoole Muicet. 6494M9. 949-9196 wltti any Information. tion, $1,696. 6484488^______878-8401. $100 in carii for Just 20 nights Howard Johnson Restaurant, days, we replace the battery. If '• AirSfrtrOW i; meet 6M7 929JS $22.96 ANYTHING taken to the dump, work rights and weekends. work during the next three 804 ToUand Tpke. DRIVER for wholesria dtotribu- S f Ettue**D^’*»7 batted **1’**^ ^ V acbigan State over Syra- and charge you only for the period e i; BpeaaniliyUrfcaU6l-6t 922.98 FOUND —Tan and white oat, 1967 VOUQ^AOBN, aunroof, appliances, bulky furniture, at- NAME TOUR own price. Paint- P lea se oaU 648-2771. Devils 80-7 battering appetlx^ .. ^ y 10 of cuse: Duffy Daugherty says the ownership, h ied on the regular price less : 929.95 tics, ceUars cleaned, Ught months. Phone and car neces- tor in Manchester, s to a d y and 69-41 6-oyUnder engines Pltkto Street area. CaU 949- Empl equipped eng^, ?* Ing, paperiianglng, paper re­ YOUNG man to cMist on de­ 1* choices proved palatable ... nigged Syracuse defense might trade-in at the time of retmm, mr^ratea sary. CaU Hartford 249-0077 or WAITRESSES, days or nights, part-time work. 134. PImmw m m r w f r — 92 9 4 8 “ horsepower. Porsche dirome tru ckin g. C heep. 289-8860. moval. Free estimates and dec­ livery end TV instaUaiUon, over number of mwttlsi of guarantee. C h e v r o le t 1490. ______w rite Laurene Co., Goshen, fuU or part-tlm'e, e)q;>erlence 8484638 for Interview. Many 99-«lt Chevy If most 62-e7 929.96 922.98 wheeU, eterao tape, new rub­ orating service. Quality work some driving. FuU or part- ^ ‘«P« '0^ “>« Orangemen LOST —Itasebook N o. W 8601 Conn. not necessary. A fffiy In person Honialr 'niost 9547 9 2 6 J 5 '' 922.96 ber, and low mUeage, every manship, neat, competent serv­ time. 649-3589. PART-TTME short order oook, came “y number . a Wt of blarney? Savings Bank of Manchester. HousohoM Sorvieot <^y, Howard Jrimson Restau­ AUH'taadard models 89-67 _ v s x option. $1,796. Ctall 648-2929 a l­ ice . CaU 047-9804. UNUSUAL opportunity, young nights. Apply to person, W.T. .. Friday Nl|ht ' Saturday Night D o d g e AppUoatlon made for payment. OffMod 13-A rant, 894 Tolland Tpke. BAKER—Variety of duties, (8 $2t.W te r 6. girl, high school graduate, to Grant Oo., Manchester Paric- - .***fV^* . **^oo**'^o* Miami, Fla. over Northwest- Alabama over Virginia Tech: r Itafidnal heavy-duty models 66-67 •“ f a i r " PAINTINO — Exterior and In- a.m.-l p-m-). Full state bene­ ade. gay foT Wildcat* oi>en a «\il- The CWmaon Tide’a 8-1-2 finish Borne 98-67 929.98 $2t.M 2 M uSSi^TiiSrT^^ I’Hor, -pec.ali;tes for Sept., fits. Minimum of three years us jirobably came to 19W vmen ichedule ... Southern Calt- last season wasn't Bear F g r d eiy, yards, attics, cellars clean­ cosmetic fariilons with an answering telephones and ad­ B lost 6644 — i H c e r " $ a » r ~ door hardtop, automatic, very Oct. and Nov. avaUable now, experience as baker’s hriper. DRIVER- salesman — eetrii- late in the game againat Bridge- Purdue and Notre Dame Bryant’s Idea of a banner year, ed and removed. Also odd Jobs. estahllriied concern. Write F. dressing envelopes, no typing Seors Permanent Auto A ll 65-67 e x ce p t 427 and 438 cu. In. $29.96 $22.96 f r e e j e w e l r y for Chrtst- dean. No money down. CaU A-1 workmanship. 649-8148. Apply personnel services Ushed route, 46 hour week, port. Us Jarring tackle pco- ... by tangling wHh Goodbye Gobblers! 644-8863. O. Box 448 or caU 048-9676 for necessary, hours 2 p.m. to 7 Mustang, Falcon, A Falrlone most gift giving. Be a Sarah 381-8710 broker^______division. University of Oonnect- good salary ;^us fringe bene­ duced a fumble recovered by joam l’s “Mad Stork," 6-foot-8 Texas A*M over Louisiana 929.98 $22.96 Interview . p.m. Apply after 8 p.m. Ever- •047 (optional) Oovantry ho(rteas. Please call ic'titi Storrs, Oonnecllcut. An fits. P erm anent p osition wtU> us, and we went on to a key defensive end -Ted Hendricks. State: Bdd Hargett, the Aggies’ Anti-Freeze ond Coolont 1966 CH E VRO LET B el A ir 4- NOW IS THE TIME to protect gard, 467 Main St., Manches­ Mnstang,7alcon, A Falrlana most 0$T-1IM. GET MY free catalog, earn $60, Equal Opportunity Employer. opportunity for advancement. •-0 victory. His recovery came They’U probably be sorry they brlUlant quarterback, is best In 929.98 ' $22.08 door, automaUc, power steer­ and reatoire original appear­ Floor Finfshhig 24 te r, Atoiimim Strength 69-67 $100. even m ore In n am e brand Only reliable married men son^ewtaere around our 25 jard did. the tight spots. This figures to ing, low mUeage, one owner. ance of your amerite driveway SERVICE station attendant M any 60-61 6M.98 ‘ 6*%J» P t f s o n o b with a good coat of protective FIDOR SANDING and reflnlsh- merchandlee. Help your friends TYPIST wanted for dictaphone with good driving record need ,Uns Just when It appeared we Saturday Afternoon B* one of them, M ust sell. 838-7740. wanted weekends. Don’s Amer­ M e r e a r y ' Stoat 86-64 ItM B 742- tog (specializing to older shop at home. Write me, Alice work in Avon office Petit apply. Must be bondaUe. Ap­ weren’t going to stop them." Notre Dame over Oklahoma: UC!LA over Pittsburgh: Pitt sealer. Free estimates. ican, 643-8678. RIDE wanted from Niles Dr., 1961 V O IK SW A O E N , frontend floors). lAslde printing. Paper- WUllams, Popular dub Plan, Block. (Company paid benefits, ply The American linen *ii^. In regard to Bob’s tackling go„„er stars Bob Warmack and shows promise after sever^ Au iB-67 with standard trans. $ tS K $21.96 9487. lUnOhestor to vlotolty of Conn. hanging. No Job too smaU -Dept. U604, Lynbrook, N.Y. Include life Insurant, surgical ^ y Company, 490 WetbsrefleM aUiity, the Blue DevU mentor ^ j^e re- Week y«*«- promise will 1 -G flL C om et and M eteor m ost 66-61 W M ~ 922.98 rebuUt, rebuilt starting motor, BAKERS helper part-time. Ap­ 4 4 State Wrifare, 1000 Asylum new tires. Good condition. CaU, RE WEAVING of bums, ®*®ll** John VerfriUe, 8404780. and m a jo r m ed ica l. 822-1184 fo r Avenue, Hartford iMtwean 9 observes, "I’m glad it’s not me defense occasional get the Panthers nowhere (Comet and M eteor aU 66-61 6- p ly B ess B aton Donuts, 166 Can 929.96 922.96 Ava. to Hartford for 8:80 ar- boles, rippera repaired. Wln- TWO POSITIONS In the book- appointment and 10 a.m. also 6 to 8 p j». he's Wttlng!" but ND’s Terry Hanratty- against the bruising Bruins. cylinder with standard trans. 0194681. (Tenter Street. rival. CaU 6484941. ______dow fehadea made to measure, keeplng deportment. AU fringe or caU evenings, 948-8406. An With their teammates, both jj,„ Seymour aerial act should “ ~ -Many 66-67 919.96 |22.96'^' aU siM VencUan'blinds. Keys benefits, 40 hour week. Ex­ EXPERIENCE Girl Friday to FULL or part-time man want­ C h r y o le r r i d B w a n t e d moratofs only Tnicki— tractor* 5 lond*— Stock*— equal opportunity enqployor. MaWgUa and Bakelaar are look- th^ visitors on the wrong OQ M eat 81-67 929.96 929.98 made whUe you writ. Tape re­ perience'preferred but we wlU handle aU piifuiee o< o ffic e ed for outside maintenance ing forward to 8aiurday*s open- o i South Bend In this Initial vw sss./ a ^ Sears Permanent Anti- to Frospsot Avs., Hartlord, ar­ work, receptionist, telephone, 1966 FO R D FS60 w ith 88,000 corders for rent. Marlow’s 867 Mortgogt* 27 train on the Job. Apply In per­ work. No prior experience SCHOOL BUS DRIVER, abort riving 8 a.m. Please call 649- and .show room. Must have la g game at Kutztown State of confrontation of Top Ten power- f^ llT IflA V P l f l V Freeze and Summer miles, 8-ply tires, with many M ain S t , 649-8221. son, The W. G. Olenney Oo., necesseiry. Driver’s Ucensc hours, good wages. Also PeoQSjrlvaWa. They are hopeful houses. ^ 7199. ______SECOND MORTGAGE — Un- knowledge of bookkeeping. CaU extras, exceUent condition, $1>- 886 North Mato Street, Man- helpful but not essential. Call meohiude, fuU or parttime. Coolant provides year- VENETIAN blinds — repaired, limited funds available for sec­ 643-2771. ' of gstttng off on the right foot. Southern Oalifmrtia over Twenty-eight players win com- RIDERS WANTED from North 960. Call 878-1016 after 0 p.m. ohestor. Conn. 6444133. Post Road Stages. 644-18U. PERMANeH? 18-Month retaped and reoorded. 6464378. ond mortgagee, payments to ' but realise they'll be weU test- Minnesota: Last year’s national the 10th Anpual Rolling round protection .for Mato Street area to Pratt A sd by the Bears’ Leroy Thomp- champs don’t expect a picnic In p^j, honors Sunday 649-3971. suit your budget. Expedient mi-DEEZE your car’s engine. Whttoey first shift, gats 8 area. Auto service, J. D. Realty, 648-8139. son, a gifted passer. the North Woods . . the Go- luorning at the Minnechaug Grtf OaU 8484661 after 6 p.m. "At the same time, however," triers are big enough to swallow Tee-off time Is 9-40 Contains Ethylene Battery n i« « Immediate Opening ^ notes Loika, "I’m. pretty sure "Orange Juice” Simpson In one jui, Dodson, current tlUe hold- SUM|«tRC00W*tA RUDOB WANTED to Travelers, BulMtng— Gycol base with special TWO BtVDDBSD STUDDED snow tires, . MantgUa and Bakrtaar wUl put gulp. But they’ll have to catch ^ .tart the competition. worittof hours 84:80, from Contraeting 14 BusIim u Opporttmity 2B We Have Desks Waiting rust inhibitors for added 778x14, White write, 4 ply, ri- ______young Mr. Thonqwon to quite a him first, W ith Jtnasn B trsst a r ts . OaU 610- I Far A Young Man or Girl _ . „ Jim Hummel, Mike Zwlck, and most new. HaU price $80. 6I8- a d DHTONB, remodeling, ga- MANCHESTER — Photography t e s t !" ^ u e over Vlr-^: No, cooling system protec­ T IW a fta rB .______T iado-in 18BT. rage, reo rooms, bathrooms studio for sale. Owner retiring Virginia ... you won’t find San- the flrrt tion. 1 0 ’ = ta CSaus In Lafayette, Ind. Just AttfowioliBM For Sola IT filed, kitchens remodeled, ce­ after 80 years In buslneu. Ex- Leroy Keyes ... and he’s liable ment work, cellar floors, pa­ oeUent buelneM reputaUon has Bass and Celeri The balance of .t^ field will Sears 18-Month Guaranteed Battery T raiof*— MONITORING •REPORTERS. to clog your chimney, tios, roofing. CaU Leon Cles- been eetabltehed. Owner wlU be aa follows: Douton, Zering, will give you dependable service at n e e d OART. oradlt vary hadT MobUa Homo* 6-A Hired by Buffalo Texas over Houston: The Ctou Bankrupt, rspbasaaalonT Bon- synskl, BuUder. 849-4291. stay on it requested to acquaint a low, low price. Buy now, Douglas aaospta lowiat 1 buyer with business. J. D. Real You will find your office m ost. BUFFALO, N.T. (AP) -- E" up « LET SEARS WINTERIZE YOUR CAR NOW! sat HOMES, GARAGES, porches, down, smaUsst payments, any­ Estate Associates, Inc. 648- LINOTYPE MACHINES Marvin Bass’ and Bob Celeri Ostberg, ’Towle, Symons, John- 1968 NIMROD RIVIERAS reo rooms, room addlfions, pleasant, your co-reporters where. Not amaU loan ftaanoa 8139. WGT* ______^ - p . _____ „ IS?^d •<«. Churllla, Goiangos, McKw- Utoheiu, roofing, ildlng,'’gen- very congenial and many Ask About Sears DieHard Battery Qompaay plan. Douglaa Mo­ You Can’t Do Battor With B lears And Spares oral, repair work. Financing VERT PBOFlTABiLE grocery An excellent opportunity tor the right person to fringe benefits. tors, 848 Mato. r avatoUe. No down payment store, good for 2 or 8 peoj^e. i£lSS,'S’^S“<«Y'SrS' FloBd.. ...r Al, , On. ^ Than S o o n as Advertised in Leading Magazines 1986 VOIiUWAQEM. Uaok sun- (Last of our ’88 rental fleet) Economy Builders, to o . 04$. sloknese forces sale. CaU 848- learn the printing trade. Excellent benefits. staff. home-brewed Gatorade APPLY IN PERSON Manoheeter Torrtogton rarimde xoof. Rod Uathar totorior, Ita­ e u » . 7770. ta T a toammata of John- ^ lO ^proofJ^ Smith to SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE 144S N ew B ritain Ava. Come in soon. MB’s to tbs lIMOs at William and the flyboys. ^ “ the course at s.so. Auto Center Wtosted Rd. ly aqu^pad tooludtog atatolsM (X)IN-OPERATED '.aundiomat West Hartford «Md Bt. ■) OARPBNTRY-r- oonorete steps, ■> .w fenrivs O regon State over Iow a : BUI _ . _ ise Broad Itrest atari sM raok. Show room oon- $499 each and dry cleaning. High volume, Satisfaction Guaranteed o r , S$$-7Btl «$ M IU floors, hatchways, remodeling, Usa^aiiartL He was h-f* “Earthquake’’ Enyart, the Bea- Jockey MS-IMI ' dlDoo. M JW. OaU M94768. porches, garages, closets, ceU- exoellent location. Terms. munrh^BlYr lEuYttiug 1^9)1 ^ vers’ 280-pound fullback, could Vel^ue* Sears Open Dally 9 to 9i$e Open Mon. tkru Sato CAM PER TOW N Il5rC. Open Dnlly t to 9 Ings, attloa finished, reo Frank MOtt, 6484068. Y our MNN. roomo, formloa, oeran^. Oth- 18 BISSBLL ST<-;UANCHBSTBR, CONN. that team area. ^ . 11,000 mUes. BxoaUent oonO- or related work. No Job too 18 BISSBLL STREET—MANCHBOTBR, CONN. Penn State over Navy: The racing meet. i toUa^toWfr (Bpeclal Price End. Thl. Week) B«Ud.r. JJ^rald A d» • p,m., M9

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PAGE THIRTY-NINE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTBMBEgt 18, 1968 Oot of Toufu M OB tHnnr-EKiHT HgoMs For Solo 72 Hoosos Per Solg 72 Hoosos For Sate 72 He For Sate 72 Hooms For Sate 72 Lota For Sate 73 O ot o f Tow e WoirtEd To »o«» 48 Hourn for Sd> ^ w For Sate 78 Far Salt 78 Apui'limiHi HoH BOLTON-NEAR OentsT-lMaiiU- Wunfod Housthold Goods 51 Rooms WMioot Roord 89 LOW ■Wn S nom OnInnIsL RAISED RANCH — modem MANCHBeilBR — West Side, 8- t w o -f a m i l y duplex, A UTTLE imagination, a Utile HANCHESTIIR — six room r«aidsntiM area, IM aorsa. .ua MaumM VERNON — custom ralsad; T e i w i w i i H 6 3 t h r e e or 4 room unfurnished 4 bedrooms, Uring room with ' Utdien with all buUt-lns, bedrooiA dder home, ooo- or r s m o l s 37 SPOT GASH, for any make sow­ THE THOMPSON House — Cot­ • aluminum storm doors and work, and $16,800 win get you Ranch, flrsphtos, buttt-ta oall 640-7887. VERN()N.. •<>"« jim bb. Ounn bedrooms, da- apartment In Manchester area flraptaee, dining room and den, formal dining room, . family 'vanientiy located to echool, ______ranch homes we’ve ever listed. ing machine reganUeas of age tage St. eantrany.loeated, large FOUR ROOM apartment, stove windows, 3-oar g u n g e, ^ a fine Uttle older home. Five m baths, S-oar garage. 180 x lahed reo with Urspinae PART-TIME tor 3 aduMn. 848-8847. boor fnroM , aluminum ridinc. room, |4 bedrooms, 3H bathe, ■hopping and bus line. Ideal tor lot Three bedrooma, finished base- CLASSIFIED toward eanoua make xig sag pleasantly fumlsbad rooma. and furnace. Adults, no pats. ocndltton. CaU between 5 and 7 rooms on a tree ihaded lot 300 lot Bntditna Agency, Real. (JOVENTRY bar. OaOMdral oefllnc Uvtng pooitlM bfamily oonverslon. 8 tlr^inaoee, 3-car garage, $84,- ' growing family. $16,000 Call olose to lake. No rsasonabis ment.'^Idsal residential area. District managers, 12 noon to 4 sawing machine you heard ao parking. G all 648-38B8 fo r o v e ^ OaU 649-6928. ______BLOSIRLT cotqde needs two p .m . 648-9894. r ^ t In Manchester. Wdvartoa ton, 0484834. room, three U'vatorleB, 3-m t VaooM. OUl now. Wotvortoii 800. FhUbetok Agency Realtors, 742489T. Impossible to describe, ao p.m. Monday through Friday mwd) about. Yea, you can actu­ night and permanent guaat badroom, flrdt floor apart­ Agency, Realtora, 649-3818. ' offer refused, 6484734. garage. Rnmedtoto oooivaa- RETIRED widower desires to PORTER St. area. Bight room A g fo o jr. R oa ltore, 848-8818. 8484847. MANCHESTER many extras and the over-all and Sunday mornings to deliver ally monogram and make your rataa.' ment vioinky SpMce and Cen­ 048-0883. ey. $38,800. No ageatik OMOOa share home with companion Dutch Colonial. Dtohwaslior, condition. Sensibly priced In ADVERTISING papers to carriers and stores In oam button holes tonight. ter Street OaU 004806. JHDAimrOL Capo — aluminum $128 SPACIOUS RANCH M rs. K . who oould help with house­ dmtoeal. treed tot. AesumaUe MANOBESnm B-room SO* X 300’ AA ZONE buUdlng lot the mid 30’a and weU worth It. ______Manchester - Coventry area. Tou'U ssw buttons on, blind ■Mtag, fun shod dormer, 7 Assumable mortgage, 8 bed­ LIGHTr housekeeping room, for keeping, In ri»»h house. FHA mortgage. Only $39,900. Rand), double garage, in- BhcosUent area, well 1 a n d- T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 648- t q LLAND CLAUDIED ADVBBIISINO DEPT. HOURS Must have car. Bhccellent sal­ hema, make every faAoy atUcii Bloe U tfs roome, with 8 bed­ 467 North M iln Street Pays the mortgage. Acre rooms, close to bus, shop­ woman only. CAU'648-4074. Obuld become permanent and Inwtftmoiit Proporfv Pasek Realtors, 389-7476, 742- ground swimming pool, lot Dnmaculate BH room ■oaped, aU utflttl^Call War- 1877. 8 AJL.to 4:30 PM. ary. imaginable. PojHilar all pur- rooms up, 4 down, fireplace, meticulous condition Invites ping and schod. AU large BEGINNER’S SPECIAL could provlda eoonomloal liv­ 8348. ______, OLDER^ COLONIAL Rand) only 8 years dd. ran B. Howland Realtor, 048- poaa machine has many extra LARGE bedroom front room Fof Solo 70»A large Utohen, overslaed ga- your Impeotion. Low 30’s. rooms. Nicely landscaped. SOUTH WINDSOR — Large tour We have just Ustod a C all H artfo’ d 249-8211 ing. Otose to PAW and bus Flre|dace, bulK-kis. Assum­ 1108. desirable features. Enjoy ssw- with large deak, large cloeet. roge, heavily treed lot. Low Hsyss Agency, 8484181. Desirable. Addng $33,900. bedroom Ranch. Two car ga­ charming Uttle 8 room C ^ OOPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Mr. Camsr or Mr. Daley 9 to atop. Telephone until October MANCHESTER -■ Rodmlng THRBE bedroom Ranch, extra able BH8(i mortgage. Only ,for aa MUle aa fSS cum- CaU 4494M08. 30*0. W on’ t la s t W d y e ito n Eight ixMms, having 4 (kill Mr. Lewis for appoint­ COVENTRY — Gooee Lane, 11 rage, breeseway. Big weU Cod with the sixth room «iM PJL DAT BKFOSX PCBUOATION 12 days. 1, 8844178. house, good location between living room, flreplaoe, waU to 818,000. 6 paym ents o f 85-SO Agency, Realtors, 848-3818. PLYMOUTH Lane, 4 bedroom large bedrooms, large kttch- ment to see. 040-6806 or 876- wore building lo t $6,700. Treea. landscaped yard. Reo room. ready for finishing. Exoal- redevelopment and proposed wall carpeting, diepoeaU ab en and Uvlng room, dining D sMB m IMF M aviay aad RDtuSKs !• 4d t p.m. Friday. OLERlOAli trainees, Ognre aptir For free delivery call taobed garage, complete alumi­ home, 2 flrsplaoss, rso room, 6011. Terms. Pasek Realtors, 388- Possible In-Iaw suite. Priced to lent first home. BsanttfUl ■hopping center, Potential MANORUmBR -4 befb^ room, large family room PASEK tude with automotive ware­ ooU ^ manager, 346-3140 tiU Ftirnlthsfi city utilities, $83,600. Austin 7475, 74>-83tt. ■ell. Paul W. Dougan Realtw, lot with fruit trees. Just gross, 86,188 per year, 8*.0M num elding, covered pa^lo, RaaOi with attached garage, equipped with all utilities REALTORS 9-p .m . B o o i d 42 Chambers Realtor, MLB, 848- 64846U . $12,000. CaU J. Sledesky. house. Excellent beneau. Can Aportmonls 43-A down to right buyer. Ample large tree shaded lot, close to Immaculate IneMe and out 383.7478 743-8348 B (Sl W NEAR Bolton Center, superb d ia l 2838. that can be used tor sepa­ 0494800. *n.®sasiar“ M i -2711 289-7906. immRLPOOL automatic wadi-' parking, reflnlshed Inside and schools and shopplag. MM 30’s Custom MtOhm with odor ap- BARROWS and WALLACE Oo. one acre wooded k>t ideal to­ w a n t e d — Room with or TWO ROOM furnished apart­ rate Uvlng quarters, S-car Ing maoblne, $25. Good condi­ out ExceUent Investment prop­ ow ner 628-8686 a fter 6:10 649- pUanoas, boautifully land- ASSUMABLE 6 per cent mort­ M AN o5iTiini5«rTledr Manchester Parkade pography. SeUtng tor $7,600. PART-tlme high achool otu- without board, Parkada area, ment, stove, refrigerator, heat, storage room. Ideal for tion. OaU 648-2847. erty. Can The R.F. Dlmock 0059,______■oi^MA lot with many trees gage. Five,room Ranch In im­ room Colonial, buUt-lns, fire­ Manchester 6494800 Can RJP. Dlmook Co. 8484340. SOUTH WINDSOR B & W denta. Must be 16 yean of age. for gentleman. Writs D.O. Box hot water, private hath. Ap­ large family or can be con­ C o t iimod From Procoding Pogo and Oinibs. MM 30’s. Oati JJD. maculate condition and ready place, bath, 3 extra lavatories, BARROWS and WALLACE Oo. After school and on weekends. 806, Manohaster. ply Mariow’s, Main St. Co. 8494346. UANOHBSTIIR aa^ vteUdty. verted into profeedonal of­ SEWING MACHINES — singer Real Estate Aoeociatee, Iho. tor Immediate occupancy, well fices. Priced in liOd SO’s. heavily wooded tot, $38,800. Manchester Parksda No e)q>«rience necessary. Ap­ CiHOICE loeatlons. Drive by Over 78 homes from $7,600 up. HOLLISTER STREET Value beyond compare In automatlo Birsag, excellent BACHELOR wants unfumiriied 64 I4U 8, 84S4T7B. dirubbed yard, convenient, $18,- Exclusive agente. R a y H olcom be, R ea ltors, 044- Msnehester 0484100 Hdp Wflolod ^Mcdo 36Holp Wrnitod Mcdo 36 ply In person. Friendly Ice Call Mitten Realty Oonpany, Older 7 room Cdonlal 'with Ouf of Town this 0-room Ranch home condition. Makes buttonholes, efficiency apartment, Man­ the large comer at East Cen­ 900. Wdverton Agency, Real­ '1380. Cream, Next to Oaldor’a. B m Ii m s s Leeotloiis Raalton, 6484960. 4 bedrooms, aU in exceUent that offers S bedrooms, Uv­ FUU. and part-time laborert hems, embrolden, etc. Orig­ chester area. Write Box ”T” , ter and Goodwin or look over NEW 3-family, 10 room duplex, tora, 649-3818. 75 For Rant 64 conditkm, lot Is 800’ deep. lng room, kitchen and fam- for landscaping, no experience inally over $800., 6 monthly Manchester Herald. at the property at the comer MANCHESTER — 8 room Capa eaOh apartment 3 bedrooms, MANCHE8TBR—17 Harnl 8 t 8- An inUrMUt« career In the payments of lASd' each or pay- of Center and Griswold St T.J. SCARBOROUGH Road, Cntontol JOHN R. KOCUM Co. bedroom, Colonial, aluminum Sensibly priced In the mid VERNON — Immediate oecu- Uy room all on the same COLUMBIA neceaaary, $2J5 per hour. Call SitiMtiom TWO 1UX>M o ffic e , 100 p ercen t breeseway, 3-car garaga, 14 X 14 master bedroom, living acid o* N eir^per Circula­ 851 cash . 522-0981' dea ler. C rockett R ea ltors, 648-1677. room and formal dining room 7 rooms, modem Utobsn, A»m- aiding. ExceUent condition, on­ 20’s. T. J. Crockett Real­ panoy, S-bedioom Raised floor, plus an attached one O rantland Nuraary, 648-0600. Main St. location. Inquire Mar­ Idace, 100 X 300 lot, trees, 8U,- TOO BURNSIDE AVE. tion ataitlnr wlO» the poal- 38 with wall to wan, Utohen with al (tilling room, den, large liv­ ly $18,000. H.M. Frechette tor, 648-1077. Ranch, fireplace, 3 baths, pan- car garage, full basement, New Listing. Immaculste 8* 80” ELECTRIC stove^ aU de- low ’ s, 867 M ain St. 900. Hutchins Agency, Raal- thm o f : CARPENTERS for heavy con- deetric rangte, separate fur­ ing room with flreplaoe, VA BAST HARTFORD R ea ltors, 647-8188. eled reo room, S.car garage, almost completed Sauna room Ranch, pine panried MEDICAL receptionist- 4 years luxe features. ExceUeiit condi­ 43 torn, 6494834.______atruetion field, union acale, 474 MAIN ST. office for rent Lend For Solo 71 naces, full walk-out basement baths, 8 large bedrooms, 3-car CUSTOM bulk five room home. large lot Leonard Agency, bath, aluminum storms, kitchen, L-ahiqped Uvlng NEWSPAPERBOY experience in general business tion. $100. Refrigerator, $30. 389-3444 628-1218 MANCHESTER — Circa 1878, overtime available. Contact WE HAVE customers waiting Center of town, plenty of park­ $14,900 —3-BBDROOM Rand), large rear sundeok. Wdvarton garage, 883,000. Phllbriok Large Living room with fire­ Realtors, 6404400. well shrubbed yard. Assum­ room, raised. hearth fire­ and m ed ica l a rea. 879-6718 649-8616. COVENTRY — 48 acres of good eight room Colonial. Beautiful able 4% VA mortgage In place, 3 bedroMne, tiled COUNSELOR Manchester Field Offioe, for the rental of your spari- ing, 646-3436. 94. porch with wrought Iron ratt­ A g en cy , R ealtora, 649-3818. Agenoy, Realtors, 6484847. place, formal dining room, a fter 6. farm land, ham and S out % acre lot. RoaidenUal area. SOUTH WINDSOR — room Oneglia A Oervaslnl Construc­ ment or home. J. D. Real Es­ ing, full cellar, garage, 100x200 modem kitchen, jalousted the amount of $10,000 avail­ bath and 'Wash area, large A Han Poaeeaalng These LCVma ROOM, dining roOm bulldihgs at 816.600. Phllbriek MANCHESTER- convenient­ ATTRACTIVE custom built six Possible extra lot H. M. Ranch, 8 bedrooms, kitchen tion Oo., Inc., 649-7187. An CHILD CARE-day or evening. tate Associates, Inc., 6484129. MANCHESTER — 10,000 square lot, trees. Hutchins Agency, porch, two bedrooms, space tor able or refinance. - Asking dining room, open p orch , Q ualities; snd bedroom set. Mia- A g en cy , R ea ltors, 649-6847. ly kwated 6 room Ranch plus year dd, five room Ranch. 3- SEVEN ROOM Caps, four bed­ F rech ette R ea ltors, 847-9888. with dining area, waU to wall $21,600. equal opportunity emidoyer. Supervised play area. Vicinity feet ot Industrial space. Prime Realtom , 649-8824. ______third, 1^ botha, 3-car garage. fuU basement l00., now only apartment with exMptlonal MANCHB8TBR -^^^ptuee Street ANDOVER — Bolton line. 83 with 2 bedrooms, living room tential. $34,900. CaU now, ANDOVER — 7 room overalsed ____ alt^, garages, pond, water* tan and white and black and 886. or $10. monthly. City Sew­ custom tenant features; J. D. 214-218. SmaU store, heated. acres, wooded land, near with flreplaoe, ktUdien and din­ Hayes Agency, 8484181. Cape, 4 bedrooms, 3 toU baths, ^ acres, pine grove. COVENTRY —older 6 room The Hartford Courant Co. wddte. Call 649-0968. in g Center, 633-0478. Real Estate Assooiates Inc., R eaaonable. 347-4046, 1488-7403. Route 8. 1,160’ road frontage, ing area. Must ba seen. Wd- In real estate 2 ^plaew, Huto^ Agenoy, Realtors, 648- home with aeraago, ham and 648-6129, 6484779. Leonard A ganey R ealtors, 648- verton A gen cy R ealtora, 849- and garage, $28,000. Phllbriek An Equal Opportunity TOP WAGES NOW! KELVINATOR electric atove, •tails, appraxlmataly 1,000’ 0469. * 2818. _____ Agency, Realtors, 6484847. of frontaga, $17,900. PbUbtlok FREE three tiny kktena. Call oondttton, $40. 647- FOUR ROOMS, heat, hot in - ,OFF1GB SPACE now available, MANCIHESTER8 E m ployer Agenoy, Realtora, 6484MT, CHANCE FO R 648-4867 a fte r 6 p jn . U17. ter, eentraUy located, adtdt, Andrewrs BuUding, 68 E. Cen­ ------MANCHESTER — 6 room cue- BAST WINDSOR — 4 room f u t u r e ADVANCEMENT! ! n o pets. 648-3171 until 6 p .m . te r St. CaU 383-6416. HoOMS Fof Solo 72 tom built Raised Ranch, top LOOK TO AN EXPERT! 105 BENTON ST. Ranch, targe lot, very oleen. GLASTONBURY BOLTON LAKE, bargain year TWO MATCHINO walnut dress­ qu ality oenstruetien, excaWMit Only $16,900. H. M. Frechette, and oloaa out at 87,000. 8 PABT-TIME store clerk, pre- FRINGE BENEFITS! FREE KITTENS —blond double ers, and night riand, maple TWO-BEDROOM town house. BXECUnVE seven room Gar­ location, treed lot MM 3Fe. 6 ROOM COLONIAL Realtors, 647-0998.______Near Mhmechaug O o 1 f room Rand) summer home fam hl]! young married man paared a n g ora . CaU 649-8488. dresser, 3 piece eectlonal ma­ Includes beat, hot water, ^ STORE FOR RENT, large baae- rison C olonial, L akew ood Chr- Hayes Agency, 648-0181. FULL. OR PART-TIME (tourae, new 6-room Ranch near water. Hayaa Agency 646- to work svsBlngs, etc. 64S-tlSl. h ogany bookcaae, 649-1944. pllances, private patio and cel­ nMnt Comer of Summer and cle area. Overalsed two- car 8 BEDROOMS $30,900 —m acres. Old Colon­ FREE kMtens. black with wUte, nearing completion, custom om . lar. J. D. Real Estate Asso­ Cooper Street. Reasonable. garage, breeseway, two fire­ ial, oom^ately modamiaed, MANCHESTER m ale. U tter trained. OaU 648- KEMALE buUt with 8 bedrornns, 2 ciates, Inc., 648-6139. Can 6494018.______places, lovely treed lot Call bright and dean, three ga­ RETAIL FURNITURE STORE 1722. XhSED refrig era tor g ood running Living room, dining room, fuU baths, double garage MAN WANTED J.D. Real Esteto Associates, rages, nice 'View, trees, subur­ condition, $18- 6494694. MAGNIFUCENT n e w apart­ kitchen, largo encloeed front and gorgeous 24’ covered 69 Tear* in Busineas — GERMAN SUEPHERoi three In c., 6484129, 948-8779, 649-1688. PRODUCTION ban. Hutchins Agenoy, Real- W a»te*-*eall8lala 77 ments available on Center St. Howot For Root 68 porch, 2-car garage, immac­ patlc overlooking an acre of Vto Part-Thne Afternoons Has Openings For: years old, female. Good watrii tora> 6194834.______in Mancbester. These one and REDUCED to 822,800, 7 rooms, ulate faiaide. Near school land. AUi CASH for your laopaity dog. GaU 6484919. M askd InUnimantg 53 BOLTON LAKE — Immactilate ASSEMBLERS TRUCKMEN two bedroom ^;>artmento are 2-car garage, central location, and shopping area. within 34 houn. Avdd rod nvadays, no weekends, aa- S room atol^ family dwfoUlng, with Progreeeive -VERNON - Manchester Line tape. Inatant aarvlea. Hayaa BSLBCTRIC guitar, solid body, the last word in modem equip­ price Includes all furniture. —seven room oversUed Cape. aoitlaf Mnena. Apply Joe WAREHOUSEMEN year around home, Includes Electrical Appliance L. C. GREENOUGH Co. Agency, 0484181. DriMigsr. 8 to 10 aon. Mon­ Artiekis For Sate 45 2 pick-up, tremelo, cord ai)d ment for comfortable Uvlng. lake and boating riCbte, stove, Keith Beal Estote, 649-1922. A REAL VALUE IN THE Five bedroioms, two fuU baths. 647-9921 strap Included, 880. 648-9471. Immediate occupancy. For in­ Company. — A p g ij LOW ER 20’s Priced to aeU, $21,600. Hayes USTINCm WANTED — Buyers day a n o ^ Sriday. or call FINISHERS DARK rich stone-free loam. refrigerator, washer, and dry­ MANCHESTER — near Bolton. formation caU the Jarvis Real­ Agwacy, 6484181.______avallaUe. Oourtaoua, effloiant for an appotatmox^ |1B. P o o l and p a tio sand, er. Adulto preftared. 8180 a Five room executive type ELECTRIC chord organ, 80 ty Co. R ea ltors, 648-1121, S48- IIONA MFC. n . sendee. Tour sattetacUon la SALESM EN ■tane, SU, graval. aand and month. CaU IX ii Real EsUte Rand). Fireplace, 2-car ga­ JOHN R. KOCUM CO. chords, 2 keyboards, 2 'voices, 4113. Regent Street VBRNON-Msnehestor Une. 4-8, vERNON our concern. CaU tu now. OJ. feor C ost ft A pron maanra. 848-9604. Associates, Inc. 648-8129, 648- rage, walk out basement, large Full or Part-time strings and flutes, 6 montbs Bfancheeter, Conn. 700 BURNSIDE AVE. two family, two furnaces, M orrti^ Agenoy, 648-1016. 71 BmOfTT RltEET old, bench and music books In­ FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, 8779. ______treed lot Nice neighhoihood. SCREENED loam, processed unique opportunity tor econom­ 4 BEDROOMS $26,900 6U-2140 Apply Now in Person at: hot water, parking, second t««ii down. 1-878-8681 eve­ EAST HARTFORD gravel, also hank run graveL cluded, 81'IB- CtoU 949-6644. COVENTRY —clean, unfur- ical Uvlng or Investment. On­ floor, bustoe, no children or n ld ie d new er 3 bedroom nings. Owner. ly $31,000. Hayes Agency, 646- Garrison Cdonlal, lav down George H. Grlfflng, 742-7886. - 289-2444 —bath and a half up, fire­ WANT TO SELL BIG, KEITH FURNITURE Co. I>ets. 8116 a m onth. 648-0080. Ranch, featuring spacious cab­ 628-1218 0181. HECEHTl tY RETIREDT Time SET of 4 drums, like new. CaU place, garage, patio. Mg lot, 1116 M AIN ST. a l u m i n u m s h e e t s — Used FOUR ROOM apartment, near inet kttohen, amide cloeet on your handsT Want a couple 646-8206. qiMce, enclosed porch, and COVENTRY — 8 bedroom trees. Designed for Uvlng, BUY SM ALL? MANCHESTER, CONN. as printing platas, .009 thick, shopping, churches, school, of hours light pleasant work li^ e lovely yard. Short dis­ Ranch, fanoUy elaed oaMnat lots of closet spaoe. Near 28x86” , 26 cento each or 6 for centrally located. May be 8B1VEN ROOM dder home, ax- dayT Can 6484000. ta n ce t o UCenn. 8160 m onthly, HELP WANTED kltdien. new bathroom and schools, assumable mort­ L et an ex p ert hdp you ex­ Ask for MR. KEITH 81. CaU 648-2711. USEU} (fonn clarinet, exceUent seen anytime betwreen 6 and 9 oeUent oondition, on bus Une, references. CsU 742-8878. ftxtu reo, baseb oard h eat, $14,• gage. Mr. Lewis, 6494806. change homes. Tdl us what a o o o u n t a n t s e n i o r ! » Or MRS. OARRITY condition, $75. 648-1478. 6464014. Property Indudes 3 aictra build­ USED finding banquet tables, 600. Austin Chambers, Realtor you have, and what you pariancad In aU phaaes of pub­ ing lots. Marion E. Robertsoo. 8’ long, 82” deep. $10 each. HAGSTROM 8, electric guitar FIRST FLOOR, 4-room apart­ FURNISHBZ) t h r e e room M LS, 048-2826. w ant. lic accounting. General and Realtor, 6484968. B &L W Formica top pedeatal based w ith ca se . S iveiton e am p. $160 ment, etove, refrigerator, cen­ •maU Ranch. Utilities includ­ ALLIED PRINTING n n ile^ ^ auditing eiqierienee tables, 42” lon g, 24” deep, $12 ed. Convenient location. Suit­ MARLBOROUGH —large rooms BARROWS and WALLACE Co. to r both, lik e new . CaU 648- tr a l referen ces, aduKs. 649- Manchester Parkade balpM. Send resume and each. Metal folding chairs ten a b le fd r one w anting adult. 648- THREE-BEDROOM Ranch, 2 (7). Stunning dder Golmilal, " ‘ - ECHO MACHINE Co., Inc. 2962 after 8 p.m. 6824. M an ch ester 849-6806 KEITH REAL ESTATE salary daslred to Robert J. Pue or more, .82.80 eaid). Ideal for 2880. ______. EXPANSION full baths, corner fireplace, fireplaca, garage, huge lot. A Co. CPA’s. 9 Elm St., Rock- RED SPARKLE Ludwig Drums FOUR ROOM tenement, flrat knotty pine kitchen, carport, Transferred; sacrifice $28,600; Bxperimeed man to burr clubs sriiools, chiKCbes, rec R a n d ), 649-1922 Tins. wUh cymbal stands. GaU af­ ANDOVER LAKE — fur- wall to wall carpeting, buUt 1-207-2068. and poUriyprecialon aircraft room s, ca feteria s. CaU 049- floor, heat, stove, refrigera­ MALE? If you aro modionfcaNy inclinod. custom built, high on a hill te r 8 p .m ., 649-7966. tor, $120. Adults, no children. ntohed four room house. Mod­ 1861, 823,900. Owner, 0484078. parts. 6^7627. 9968. em conveniences, heat, utUl- VERNON —custom huUt 7 with panoramlo view. It acre Immediate ocoipancy. Write wo will train you to oom fop wogos woodM loTm uy other fea- 8ELLINO YOUR HOME? Ihr ONE OF THE FINER things ot tles, $160. m onthly. A vailab le MODERN 6 room Ranch, base­ room Rand), 64 x 28’. First B ox CC, Manchester Herald. In tho printfiig Industry. hires. Twenty minutes to Hart prompt courteous aarvlea that DEAN Ufe — Blue Lustre carpet and A n t i q i i M M until June 16tb, 743-7607. ment garage, large lot, con­ floor famUy room, 2 baths, ford, $28,900. Char-Bon Real get* results, call Loula Dlmodi CARPENTERS and (Sbrpenter’a upholstery cleaner. Rent elec­ FIVE ROOM apartment, in two StortlM at $2.25 por hour and up. venient location. Gerard Agen­ buUt-lns, two fir^daces, 2- WANTED TO BUY — antiques, Eatate, 048-0088, 649-2426. Realty, 8484638. MACHINE PRODUCTS helpers, eaqperlenced preferred, tric shampooer, $1- Sherwln family home. Bicludes garage, doponding on ubHIty. oy, 648-0806, 649-0688. car gsuwge. Acre wooded lot steins, furniture, pewter, lead­ Out of Town steady w ork. GaU 648-2282 o r WUUama C o. nice yard, 8146. Wtil coneider B O M O N l a k e - 6% room LARGE FAMILY wante to buy 103 Colonial Rd., Manchester ed lamps, art glass, primitives, MANCHESTER — seven room H .M . F re d ie tte R ea ltoio, 647 8444896 alter 6 p.m. children. Call J.D. Real Estate For Root 6 8 Ranch, one car garage, % three or four bedroom home, PILE IS SOFT and lofty — any quantity. 6444962. Cape Cod. in exceUent condi­ ASMdates Inc. 6484129, 848- WOMEN: For Mndory work. No oxporionco 9998. acre wooded lot. FTrm $18,600. in Saint James’ Pariah. Can ««■ immediate openings for: COME AND SHARE with us the colors retain hriUlanee in car­ 8779. ROCKVILLE — six room apart­ tion. Three bedrooms, formal excitement of our new plant. pets cleaned with Blue lalstre. EASY antique washing ma­ ment wUh etove, $120. Three nocossary. VERNON — 3 family modem WUl hdd wltii depodt only. pay tip to $30,000. Call Faiil chine, 1912, good running con- dining room, famUy room. ExceUent buy. Call now. The W. Dougan. Realtor, 043-4610. We have modem equipment R ent e le ctric sham pooer, $1- LOOKmO for anything in room furnished apartment Nicely landscaped tree shaded immaculate, 64 flat, buUt TURRET LATHE OPERATORS dlUon. 646 N o. M ain St., 649- $1.80 per hour to start. R.F. Dimock Go., 6494340. along with clean and pleaaant Paul’B Paint A WaUpaper Sup- real estate rentals — apar^ 8100. 876-7862, if n o answ er caU yard. Call now, Paul W. Dou­ 1967, 3 fumaoes, convenient lo­ QUAUFTED younger couple (Mights and Days) 2302. meats, homes, multiple dwell­ cation near Clide. Bd " Air working conditions, ^ d hoU- p ly . 872-4762. gan, Realtor, 649-4586. COVENTRY, dd Dutt^ Odon- needs 8 bedroom homo In Real Estate, 64S48S3. days, insurance benefits snd ings, no fees. CaU J. O. Real ial buUt 1838, two acres, bom. Manchester. Gan pay ig> to BROWN A mARPE PRODUC­ production bonuses are a few CARPETS a fright? Make them E state A ssocia tes, In c., 648- FOUR ROOM apartment with MANCHESTER — BenUey-R Wooriiig Apporol— . luTsdlw l a r e a ~ 6 ^ ^ BOLTON -JUat Ustod, 4-room $18,600. Meyer Agency. Red- $2O,0W.J^ W. Dougan Red- TION MHAJER OPERATORS of our fringe benefits. Your a beautihd sight with Blue ;>120. garage. AvailaUe the first of DRIVERS: Shipping and Rocoiving. Ovor 25 luiK pcnooi area, o room w - Ranch,____ ^ ____ veryi . _clean, t tnwm overslaed lUitMim tors, 0484609. tor, 448-4010. (N IghU ) choice of Aifto. Apply In per- Lustre. Rent electric shampoo- F a n 87 October. No children. Call yocm of ago. Must novo good lo n ld , m baths, douUe ga­ s o a W eek C o., 1886 ToUand er, H. Qlcott Variety Store. FOUR room heated apartment. 648-2866. rage, nice treed lot. Only $21, garage. A buy at $16,900. Quick GIRLS’ ctoffies tor sale, fit age Hot ivater, ceramic tile bath, dtiidng_____ J record. record. occupancy. Assumable VA B R ID G E PO R T MXLi J n g T^ke., Manchester. 900. Hayes Agency, 0464181. YOU SAVED ahd slaved for 12-14, ca ll a fter 5 p .m . 449- newly renovated. Adults, no $2.25 per hour to start. mortgage. H. M. FYe(D)etto PRODUCTION O PE R A TO R wall to waU carpet Keep it 3607. pets. 16 School Street, across WoRtod To Dont 68 CONTEMPORARY Ranch, i R e d t im , 047-9998. (D a y s) new with Blue Lustre. Rent from the Rec. Parking. roqins on one acre, beautifd- Hate W( eleotric shampooer, 81. Pine- NEED HELP NOW! Family .1 '...... ■-■ , ■ Selling • • • ly landscaped, modem kitch­ All BeneOto Mate te Faw ola 37 wood FVmtture Shop. Wawfad To lay 88 of eigM, nine yean In Man- Opportunities For Adnuiceinent—^Pald VecatlonB DORMERS en, large Uvlng room, form d NEW 6H rocm apartment Con­ cheater, forced to vacate, four NOTICE CARPETS cleaner, brighter HOUSEHOLD lota — Antiques Plus Many Other Benefits dining room, family room sox venient location. OeH-ifit’Ifn . bedrooma required. ITease TOWN OF COVENTRY An Equal Opportunity with Bright-Tone shampoo. brio-a-brac, clocks, ' frames, 24 overlooking water fountain, X-RAY TBCannCIAN oaU 648-0166. ZONING BOARD ^E m ployer G ive y ou r carpets regularty glassware. We buy estates. VU- FOUR ROOM apariment Route Apply In Person . . . your hpuse is a Realtor's business. Be­ $60^000. B y appointm ent on ly. Why Fight The Traffic scheduled care. Rent eleotric la g s P eddler, Auettoneev, 420 44-A, North Coventry, 8135. in­ URGENTLY needed by Oct. 1, Phllbriek A^ney, Redtora O F A PPEALS I sHm St., BtUton. 6494247. 6404847. ‘ V shampooer 99c aU day. A to Z cluding heat and tights. OsU 2 or 3 bedroom apartment or There will be a Public Hear­ Rental Center, 11 ToUand T ^ e. duplex, 8 children, 648-1718. ALLIED PRIKTING SERVICES; ItML cause of his wide background in real estate, MANCHESTER MEMORIAL WE BUY and seU antiques, and 743-7166. MANCHESTER — Ooloald, ing Monday, September 28id at h o s p i t a l n e e d s a REOIB- TalcottvlUe. used furniture, cblna, glass sti­ RENTALS handled, apartments, QUIET, RELIABLE older wo­ 679 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE ilx rooms, foraad (Unlng room, 7:00 P.M. In the Town O ffice COLONIAL BOARD Co. TBRED X-RAY TBCaiNICIAN. c e n t e r pedestal oak tablea, ver, picture frames, old coins, homes, business. Courteous man needs 8 room unfurnish­ a Realtor can offer you many benefits: spe­ large' living room, time bed- BuUding to consider the foUow- EXCELLENT SAL A R Y , MANCHESTER taaU tree, bureaus ,tce cream guns, pewrter, sonqt gold, service. Call us now. C.J. Mor­ ed apartment, reasonable rent. I roonu. New Utohen with buUt- tog appeal. gklUed and unsklUed. E x ce l­ f r i n g e b e n e f i t s , a n d paitor furniture, oM dolls, se- watches, old Jewelry, bob­ rison Agency, 648-1616. 648-29M. lns. Aliunlnum aiding. H udy Thomas R. Ste'venson, Route lent wages, fuU-tlme, 6 days PROFESSIONAL WORKING leotrapbone, mtoc. glass and by opllectioiie, paintings, attic cialized training, daily contact with housing to abopdng oeotar and odioOls. No. 81, Coventry—location of per areek. Shift differential. c l i m a t e , c o n t a c t t h e chin a. I t J . Gamaron, 118 Oak­ ocotmito or wrhole estates. Fur­ MANCHESTER — five room Price, $28,900. Phllbriok Agen­ property, comer of Ddey' Rd., Blue Croas, CSfS, lUe insur­ PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT, land Rd. Wapidng. niture Repair flarvlee, 6484449. ckiplex, 1% baths, to reeponai- oy, 049-8847. and Route 31. Wishes to erect ance, p ^ hoUdaya, other MANC3IE8TER MEMORIAL .ble party, October 1st occu­ markets, ready prospects, highly devefoped An Ulumlnated sign on top of WANTED Restaurant equip- MANCHESTER — Tree shaded fringe benefits. HOSPITAL, 648-lUl, EXT. 2U. pancy. Residential area. 6M- buainesB building for Uentifica- < 6 ment, etore, tavern and bank­ 6-room Garrison Gdontal, large 0768. ticn purposes. ruptcy equipment. Cell Uvlng nom with flreplaoe, tor- Prograseive and expending skills in negotiating and selling, wide knowl­ AU toterested persons are In­ 1882 MITCHEU. U’ at< in FCntalne Restaurant Equip­ m d dining room, and a family com pany. -I vited to attend. nmabout with loa, ib Lp. ment;,, 478 W indsor Street, THE MANCHESTER REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY ailed Utohen, 8 generoua bed­ U" M E C H A N IC tSJgned; DRAFTSMAN Johnson. OontroU. wiadsh.'Id. Corner Gknton Street, Hari- edge of financing, and a firm grasp of rooms, doseto gdim, IH QOLONIAL BOARD Co. can va s oovar. 848 8887. to r i. 5374771. I AN D bathe, hrMseway and attadied Grant E. Toothaker Sr., LU BE - M AN 1 Chairm an 818 Parker St, Mancbester We have an opportunity In garaga. Aluminum elding. $27,- Two PoetUons Open in Our 900. Wolverton Ageniqr, Red- our organization for a com­ Dooms WHhoiit Boordf^ Service Dept, for (Qualified RAYMOND F. DAMATO & LOUIS C. DAMATO details. See him todayl M n. B. S. LoCtus petent draftsm an writh a ton, 6l9-28t$. Dairy Prodoete 80 c o m p l e t e l y furnished rooms Men. Pay Scale in Accord­ minimum of two years ex­ tor rent with community kitch­ ance with AblU^ A Emert- MANCHESTER — 'Two family perience to assist designer PIC K YOUN o w n tom atoe^ NOTICE en, all utilities Included, locat­ ence. Multiple Fringe Bsne- cordially Invite you to attend tho Investment property. Thirteen In preparing interior and 8140 per half buaheL Carrots fite A PaM Vacation. Apply ed next to bus line and stores, rooms, two baths, two new gas TOWN OF COVENTRY ejcterior drawings. Must al­ for feed and cann&g, 81 per In Person Only. In c Mm to < Work Evenings plenty of parking, call alter 6 GROUND-BREAKING CEREMONIES hot air heating systems. Alu- ZONING BOARD By\Econoniy Builfhn PER HOUR so be able to prepare fix­ bushel. Petersen Farms, 440 MANCHESTER nnlnum storm windows and OF APPE ALS 92.00 ture plans, Xdot plans and p.m. 6444888. . DILLON SALES Demtng Street, Wapplng. screens. Copper plumbing. As­ surveys. Kiu^ledge of Iso- There wUl be a Public Hear­ Houn OeMUe but must be SINGLE room for rent with gar- & SERVICE, INC. sumable mortgage. $10,600. F. S REC. ROOMS • r o o m ADDITION S melrlc proposals and color for the H nt btiildiii|g to be constructed ' -J aUe to s^oit 8 p.m. the lat- age in private home. Refined 817 M ain S t , M anchester M . G a d A g en cy , 048-2082. ing M

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A braille transcribing course Troop 883 of S t Bartholo­ Fire Atudliaiy This week, here at Pinehurst In addltfon to offariof you PIMb ^onsored by Emanuel Syna­ mew’s Churdi will have an or­ Avecaga Daily Net Presa Run The Weather lAboiit Town gogue Sisterhood and the Con­ ganisational meeting for boys Sponsors Class Paddle for 33c, Miracle Whip 49c qt., the New Lyeol Toilet Bowl E i l t e •■ * » lUthodiaU o( South in the troop and new m'ombers For Yke Week HaSed Fair, 000) tonight Low in iOa. necticut Braine Association will Tomorrow sunny, Naaaont. Church win moot begin Thursday at 10 a.m. at on Thursday at 7 p.m. In the In First Aid Cleaner for 49c and Medlttm Shrimp f o r 69e we give you a hNf Sapeenbar 14, lies jr BOOH at SuMnnah Wm - mulU-purpoee room of St Bar­ High about 80. Shower Emanuel Synagogue, 180 Mo- probabUlty near aarq throu|h _ Wall of tha church. Thooe hegan Dr., West Hartford. Mrs. tholomew’s School. Enter by The Ladies Auxiliary of the price sak on: 'fiiaiA V lo a*♦*■»** ara reminded Simon Cohen of 34 Winchester rear parking lot. Boys from 11 Eighth District Fire Department 14,895 Friday. ’ t» IMb( aaaSwtchee. Desaett and Dr., West Hartford, win teach to 18, of all faiths, who want will sponsor a First Aid Instruc-- EnvelopCB Maneheeter^A City of Village Chartn tion Course starting Tuesday, 10 haeeia tea wiU be aerred. the'class. The course la open to to Join Troop 863 are asked to Dubuque’s Bob ! the public, and those Intereffed be present, accompanied by a Sept. 24, «* the firehouse, Main MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEBIBER 19, 1968 (ChUNiftod Advarttotng on Fag* SI) PRICE TEN CENTS and HUUard Sto. this new ly Carnation VDL: LXXXVn, NO. 298 (TWENTT-POUR PAGES—TWO SBCnONS) ■ t UaxT'a BpiKMIwl Ou^d in attending tha classes may ->esponaible adult Win .meet Thuraday at 11 a.m. contact Mrs. Simon, or Mrs. The standard first aid course skinlesB cook hi the church hall. Memben are j. A. Schwarts, 47 Vardon Rd., Conductor Bernard Lurie will of 10 to 12 hours of instruction est HAs possible to put in a can. He reminded to brinff aandwlchee. West Hartford, or Mrs. Beniai'd 'lold auditions for the Greater In the theory of first aid will be thousrht $1.99 would be a good spe­ Instant Deaeart and beveracea wUl be Bllovich, 117 Lawler Rd., West Hartford Youth Orchestra on held each Tuesday from 7:80 to cial price, but we are gi^ng ■anred By Mra. BmUy Shuffle. Hartford. Sept. 36 and 37 from 3:30 p.m. 0:80 p.m. for six weeks. 10c better . . . Mia. Nora Coupe, and Mra. El­ to 5 p.m. at the Haiti School on An eight-week advanced course len Bronkle. Anycaie wiahinc to Cub Scout Pack 47 of South the University of Hartford cam- of 14 to 16 hours of Instruction DUBUQUE Dus, 300 Bloomfield Ave., West Breakfast Protests Mar Rally in practical first aid will start Students Invade Building, hare articlaa ptckedSip for the Methodist Chun* win have its V / i 4 b . first meeting of the season on Hartford. For Information and at the completion of the stand­ GtaOd’a rummage aale Oct. 8 appointments phone the H art Yto, there’s no mistake about this price . . . It applies to the lu g e lO-emtelOBe may contact ICra. Claude Porter Friday at 7 p.m. In Cooper Hall. ard course. box... not the e-pack. It’o the buy of the week... ot St Hyde S t, or lira. Arthur This will b e'an orgairiaational Sdtool OtflM. Courses are open to all wom­ Bumap, 96 McKee St. meeting, and all members are en of the Eighth District 16 years urgsd to attend. Airy boy from Mrs. Robert Mullaney of 199 of age or older, and ail mem­ Tender Liver... Woodland St. was elected sec­ Sgt 1. C. Maurice N. Spencer, 8 to 10 years of age interested bers of the auxiliary have been We buy only top grade STEER livers Of HHH in Boston Stage March at Columbia in Joining the Pack is InvKcd to retary of Chi Omega alumnae requested to take the courses. aon of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie P. of Greater Hartford at a reemt and selected Calves Livers to be sure KABUKI WHITE TUNA BOSTONtOBTON (AP) — Vice congaated,congeetod, dovmfowndoamtown aliopping large gatheringsgatharinga along the vray, Spencer, 460 Lake St, received attend, and must be accompan­ A certificate will be Issued upon you get the best here at Pinehurst. a4Aamf- XT nuhnnb iloiir.iiour. PeoDlaPeople atoodetood riioifl-oboffl- but much of the route had few ied by at least one parent. meeting. A potluck supper will the completion of the classes. President Hubert H. Hum the Army Commendation Medal be held on September 28 at the FANCY ALBAOORE SOLID PACK (water pack. . . no oB) phrey, in Boston today for der to ohoulder for several spectators. NEW YORK (AP) — Aim- 30 whUe serving with the Those wishing more Informa­ CALVES UVER 99o blocks In every direction, and Kennedy and hto wife greeted HlUstown Oarage will have its home of flie president, Mrs. tion may contact any member a noontime psrty-mi Several hundred Gdlumbia ITSrd Airborne Brigade in Viet- John Harper of 1568 Manches­ 7 OZ. there was oonsldemble pushing Humphrey and Ms wife at the annual fair Friday from 8 to 8 of the auxiliary. BCEFUVER » TJe rally with Sen. and shoving among the specta­ foot of the ramp on the Hum- University student rebels p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. ter Rd., Glastonbury. Reserva­ CANS Kennedy, was greeted by ' ed into a i campus tions may be made by contact­ tors. frtu*y plane, shaking hands Mlas Nancy Richmond of 388 to 8 p.m. at the Orange Hall, MSS IOWA BACON » 79c ^1.00 several 'hundred noisy anti­ The vice president landed In amid h crowd of Humirtirey sup­ B ing Wednesday night ing Mrs. Harper. Mrs. Don ^aing S t has recently Joined 617 HilU St., East Hartford. A X m s C»py Swrlee This to a great favorite wKh hundreds of Manchester peo^e. war . demonstrators when Boaton a half-hour behind porters. for an unauthorised three- turkey diiuier will be served Young of 73 Hemlock St. will Featured this week, here at Pinehurst. the faculty at Oak Hill School assist as a co-hostess. RATH’S BACON Be he arrived at the raily site. schedule and was greeted at the Humi>hrey and Kennedy, pre­ hour meeting climaxed by for the in Hartford. Saturday from 6 to 7p.m. The demonatrafora ahouted aliport by Kennedy. Original sumably for security jweeau- a noisy march around the Porii's a good buy wfMi oxtra over and over again; "Peace plsms had called for Kennedy to tly cloeed circuit televi- try to South Dakota for an ap­ riiut down the school. pearance with Sen. George S. Richard M. Nixon has aaaallad ston. MesnwhUe there was a repent "the hostile crowds’’ and the Before an overflow crowd of McGovem, vriio challenged the vice president for the Doino- that the university might try to desnonstrators besetting tha more than 10,000, in the vast revoke the 6DB ceunpus charter. campaign of Vice President Hu- Mormon Tohwnacle Wednesday cratic prMidentlal nomination in Chicago. A spokesman said the nwtter bert H. Humphrey, hto Demo- night, Nlxcn assailed demon­ would be referred to the Com­ cratio rival for the White Houae. strators who heckle Humphrey (See Page Twelve) . mittee on Student Oiganlsallaaa “Let m e say this; The Presl. and Presideiit Johnson. an soon tm posaiUe. The ciun- dent of the United States and "I have some dlsagr eemente mlttee Is com posed of two stu­ the office that he bolds, and the with the Prestdent of the United dents, two faculty msmbera and vice proaldmt of the United States os I’ve already liidlcated one odmliUstratlon reproaenta- States and the office that be in the conduct of poHoy, and U.S. Troops tive and has the power to re­ holds—they deserve respect,’’ with the vice president of the voke a campus organisations the Republican presldeatbU United States,’’ he said. charter. nomlneo said Wadneeday night. "But as I sue what has hap­ "And I know that tbSy mould Blast Eniemy Officials said registration pened to both of tlMm over would resume today at the uni­ get respect wherever they go." these past few years, as I have Ntxon campaigns in the Mid­ versity, which has an enroll­ seen them reviled and cursed, ment of about 28,000. west today, with stops in Spring- as. I have seen the hostile Along DM Z field, Mo., and Peoria, 01., on Fbllowing the night meeting crowds across this land, I disa­ Mark Rudd, SDS leader and one S the way to a fund-raising dinner SAIGON (AP) — American gree more with those who will of the suspended students, said 'in New York City. speak out." forces maneuvered to the There, Nixon will axUrese one fringes of the Demilitarised to a crowd of 800: "Let ua of 20 dlimen—at $l,000.a-plata (See Page Twelve) xone along the western anchor maroh around the campqs and of the McNamara Line and peihape to Oordier’s retldanee. blatoed entrenched North Vlet- Marie RUdd of 'the S tu n ts for a Democratic So­ Oardler apparently can’t stand nameae troops with tatak and ciety (SDSy,- center i^Ffilaid- shirt, leads rdbeiUous revoluUonsles. We Iwve revolu- gimflre, mOltary spritesmen re­ tionarles from Roly, Mexico, OvCT Sabah Issue ported today. students in a clash with guards at Ckilumbia Uni­ Canada, France, Germany and About 300 men from the 1st versity last night. About 800 militant students and Sweden." Brigade of the Sth Mechanized Gyro Fault Blamed Andrew W. Cordler Is acting Infantry Divlalon kUled 39 North their supporters forced their way into one of the university {uestdent. The six-' Vietnamese soldiers in a two- day Conerence cf Europfan Malaysia Cuts Link- hour fight Wednesday a mile be­ campus buildings after the university withdrew and Americem student actl^sts low the DMZ, Three Americana For Atlantic 3 Loss Iiermission for a scheduled meeting sponsored by began Wednesday. were wounded. CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) faulty guidance system caused Starting to lead the march, North Vietnamese troops are — A 10-story-tall Delta rocket the trouble that brought fiery the SDS. (AP Photofax) Rudd called for revocation of With Philippines reported digging in around al­ tumbled out of control Wednes­ destruction to the spacecraft At­ the university’s riiarter and lied patrol bases along the day night and exploded high lantic 8. shouted "Ho Chi Mhdil" His fol- KUALA. LUMPUR, Malaysia They had been suspended from northern frontier, apparently above the Atlantic, ruining an "It seems quite clear there lowers picked up the chant and (AP) — Malaysia announced to­ 1968 to 1966. trying to hem in allied troope 111 mllUon attempt to orbit the was an In-fllght failure at 20 the march begem. The oimrq P day tt to suspending dlidomatic and keep the infiltration routes world’s most powerful commu­ seconds after liftoff" in the gy­ Bans Mail Order Sales dispersed quietly after about an Rahman said he was reoaUlns nications sadellite. roscope system needed to steer hour. relations with the Philippines In his ambassador and his entire open. retaliation for the new Phllip- The 5th Division troope moved The launch director said a the three-stage rocket, said A noon rally in the center of diplomatle staff from Manila. Robert Gray, launch dlrectar pine law "Incorporating" the He also announced abrogation out of their base at Con Thien the campus lureceded the move Molaystoa Borneo State of Sa­ and pushed to within a mile of for q>e National Aeronautics to enrcdl the suspended students of tiu treaty between the two and Space Administration. Gun Control Bill bah into the PhUlppinea. countries designed to cut off the the southern edge of the DMZ in the afternoon. Prime Minister Tunku Abdul when the North Vietnamese Blghty-three seconds later, The suspended students were emugg^ing trade 'between Sabah the Delta pitched back toward, Rahman said the onnexaUoo and the Suhi Islands which edrta opened iq> with mortars and among 160 demonstrators who law "has completely under­ Record Cut earth and exploded, sending the Philippine government an machine guns. The American (See Page Twelve) mined the very foundation tanks replied with 80mm tank pieces of the shattered rocket Passed by Senate estimated $100 million a year in and its Atlantic 3 payload plum­ which led to the normalisation customs. guns, and the battle continued of diplamatio relations between Proposed in meting into the ocean about 10 WASHINGTON (AP) — A gun The bill, basically banning Malaysia and the Philippines." (See Page Five) (See Page Twelve) miles offshore. centred bill, attacked by the Na­ mail order sales of rifles and Offitoala said it exploded be­ shotguns, was passed Wednes­ Foreign Aid fore the range safety officer had tional Rifle Association but fall­ day with two major differences Troops Hold time to destroy it. ing' far short of what President from the version approved in WASfflNGTON (AP) — The Atlantic 8, owned by the Inter­ Johnson sought after the assas­ the House July 24. House Appropriations Oommit- national Telecommunications sination of Sen. Robert F. Ken­ But the c

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