■\- A PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT \ . ■ THUBSDAT, OCTOBEB 9, 1969 A IKanrb^fili^r ilrralb AvengB IMIy Net Pre » Ran A Sunset Ave., Rockville; Elsie The Weather About Town Ro'ckyiUe Staiger, Franklin St;, Rockville; Autumn Fair Set Manchester B ^e Arts As­ Hospital Notes Alltn Middleton, Island Ave., School Menus Clear, not aa cotd tonight with sociation will hold an executive Broad Brook; Russell Squires, By Buckley P T A 15,790 lows In the 40s. Patchy ground board meeting tonight at 8 at Oak St., Rockville: Julia Visiting hours are 12:30 to 8 Buckley School PTA will hold The cafeteria menu for Mail- fog likely. Tomorrow hagy ood Mott’s Community Hall. p.m. in an areas except ma­ O’Brien, Franklin Park W., cheater pubUc ecboOla Get. IS- mild. High about 76. Sunday’a Rockville; Irene Rose,, Valerie its annual autumn fair at the Utmtekmatmt— 4 CUy o f VWmme Chmrm ternity where they are 2 to 4 17, National Sdiool Um di VOI* LXXXJX, NO. 9 ouUoiA ranny, naaacwabto. Choirs of South United Meth­ and 6:80 to 8 p.m. Dr., Rockville; Barbara Fergu­ school Saturda)/ from 11 a.m. to Week: (THIRTYiTWO PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) odist CSiurch wilt meet tomor­ son, Hartford Tpke., Rockville; M^CHESTER, CONN., FRIDAT. OCTOBER 10, 1969 2 p.m., rate or shine. Mrs. Paul Monday: Tomato toup, boto- (CUoMfled Adverttetng on Page J7) row. Junior Choir will meet at Roger Feller, Mt. Vernon Apts., PRICE TEN CENTS Admitted Tuesday: Theresa gna aandwlch, potato sticks, 3:30 p.m.; TouHi Choir, 6 p.m.; Rockville, and Juanita Girard, Marts and Mra, Chariea Yom ^ Vigna, East Main St., Rockville; cabbage-i^eapple salad, mfflr, Glastonbury. are co-choinnen. Wesley Choir, 6:16 p.m.; and Arnold Hany, Davis Ave., Rock­ apple crisp. school: Pep­ Senior High Bell Choir, 6:30 ville; Joan Herald, Snipslc Lake Fair features win be fortune per steak on a roll, potato p.m. Rd., Tolland: Caslmer Raczkow- 263 Inspections telling, wishing wrtl, games, sUcks, cabbage-pineapple salad, Haynsworth Fate Hangs Lodge Confers sld, Lawrence St.° Rockville; movies, makeup for both boys milk. Junior High South United Peter DeCarll, Fairview Ave., Methodist Youth Fellowship will Made in Month and girls, pickpocket down, bi­ Tuesday: Baked meat loaf, With Nixon Rockville; Lillian CSarroll, Hale paralied potato, buttered spin­ P ^ U B (A P ) — U.B. Am­ meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at St, Ext., Rockville; Heruy Gow- cycle parade at 1, and charcoal Moratorium Support the church. The town's housing code in­ ach, bread, butter, milk, choco­ DISCOVER! bassador Henry Cabot Lodge sketches cf chCldran from noon dy. Four Bridges Rd., Somers; late pudding. In Senate Cloakrooms Now spectors made 263 inspections to 2. flew to Wbahlngton today tor Suzanne Voisine, Grand Ave., lest month ,all of single-family WASHmOTON (A P ) — The oonsultattona wMi President Commutes chairmen are Mra. Wednesday: Hamburg patty 4th U.S. Court of Appeals in derlines this uncertainty, Ma­ Indians Topic Rockville; Judith Staiger, West dwellings, and found no viola­ on a roll, potato chipe, buttered battle over Clement F. Hayns- Richmond, Va. Nixon on the Vietnam peace Willington; Alice Brennan, Flor­ Fred CkmU, tdl^tione; Mra. These Values worth’a nomination to the Su­ thias said while the doubts "re­ tions needing correcting, ac­ green beans, milk, fruit ciq> and Tile ABA endorsed the iioml- talks. He said the meeting ence Ave., Rockville, and Juan­ .John Davis, room mothers; main In a question of this Und, O f DAR Guest cording to a report by the Man­ peanut butter cookie. preme Court shifted today from natlon 1 ^ month during Senate "is not an abnormal proce­ ita Girard, Pratt St., Glaston­ Mrs. Howiard Gold and teachers, committee chambers to the Sen­ they must be resolved to favor dure." Members of Orford Parish chester Health Department. Thursday: Italian spaghetti, hearings. A change in posltlan of the public." bury. baked goods; Mrs. WHHam Nor­ ate cloakroom where the out- Chapter, DAR, will meet to­ In August, they made 207 in­ ris, ooke walk; Mrs. ConU, meat aauce, toosed W AU TO WALL could have signlflcaht impact. 'nw U.S. represeidative at Snowballs Across U.S. Births Tuesday; Daughter to A Mathias aide said latw, spections and ordered 10 cor­ French bread, butter, milk, Jel- ,oome appeared to re»t with Flomr debate also cannot be­ the stalled negottatione here night at 7:30 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sfa'ger, books; Mr. and Mrs. FMlip J. however, the senator’s commit­ rections. In Septetnber of last lo with topping. some two dozen wavering sena­ gin until the Judiciary Commit­ was aaked If his return t>> Mrs. J. Holden, 81 Oakland St. West Willington: son to Mr. and Rich Jr., tickets; Chariee Rie- tee vote did not mean Mathias year, they made 80 Inspections Friday: Baked filet of had­ tors. tee files majority and minority Washington was related to By The Associated Press , Miss Katharine Matthies of Mrs. Thomas Kelly, Goose La., mttls, lunch; Mra. Robert Ken- would deflnUely vote against oo- and ordered 5 corrections. dock, fried potatoea, buttered In the aftermath of Judiciary reports. Some senators said the wave of antiwar protests Seymour, state chairman of the Coventry; daughter to Mr. and nlff and Mra. Alfred W. Steffert, CARPET flrmatloa. Public officials are join- beets, bread, butter, milk, loe Committee approval of the nom­ National Committee on Ameri­ The Health Department re­ Jewelry. they would wait for these before in the Untted Statee. Mrs. Clarence Dubois, Village cream. H#% NYLON DUPONT M ination Thunday opponents ap­ Among other head counts, one ins’ the snowballing' sup­ can Indians, will be the guest ports 17 cases of communioehle mSTAlijBDOVKBaS-as. W A FraX PAD making up their minds. "Ho, this Is the UMMl thing, St., RookvUle, and twin daugh­ diseasee in Manchester in Sep­ Also, Mra. Joseph Miskunas, peared to have the edge the reportedly done for the Demo­ that I do ovary six weMcs or port for the Wednesday speaker. Her topic will be the spin art; Mire. Richanl Le- An example of the fluid na­ ters to Mr. and Mrs. G r^ ory tember, compared to four in floor. cratic leadership put the vote at two monHis and I aanime moratorium on work and American Indians. Monds and Mrs. Llrniel Plante, ture of the altuatlo was Mary­ \ Lathrop, Crystal Lake Rd., August and 18 In September of A survey by the Associated a "rock bottom" 64 against this is the uaual thteg," he studies to seek peace iti Hostesses for the evening Rockville. penny candy; M A. James land Republican Charles McC. last year. BANK CREDIT Press, combined with positiona Mathias. Haynsworth with another nine replied. Vietnam. Demonstrations will be Mrs. Albert Schulze, Discharged Tuesday: Dorothy Glass, dart game; Mra. Earie leaning that way. * « Of the 17 cases last month, SQ. YD., obtained from Senate sources, A member of the Judiciary To a queatton ooneemlng are expected in every state. Mrs. David Flint, Mrs. Sher­ Lockouskas, Cider Mill Rd., El­ Wilson, cankUed apiries; Mra. the effect of the attUrrar pro­ 11 were streip throat, 2 were CARDS ACCEPTED Miowed at least 46 votes against Committee, Mathias abstained Another reportedly done for Governors, congrrasmen and wood Bowers, Mrs. Harold lington; Gail Mattesen, Thomjh Louise Wlthey, local artist, char­ teat on tha negotiations. German measles, 2 were the nomination, S3 for it and 31 ‘nursday when the committee PhlUp A. Hart of Michigan, the senators, city councilman and Preston and Mrs. Howard sonvllle; Mary WaU^rs, Ware­ coal sketches; Afni. Gerald Lodge answered; "Why, Pm veneral disease, and 1 each undecided. ranking Democratic opponent of mayors, state lagtslatora and Amos. house Point; Virginia Yaskulka, Compaaso, guessing Jar; and ARTHUR DRUG climaxed a two-hour closed anthrar, too.” were mumps and tubenculosla. Mra. Victor Dupuy, p tlb U ^ . It was clear, however, the sit­ meeting by voting 10 to 6 to re­ Haynsworth on the Judiclaiy former government ofticiala will uation could change dramatical­ port the nominaticm to the floor. Committee, had 46 "h aid" votes Lodge said he expeoted to Join businessmen, teachers and ly for a numbe^of reasons be­ Then In late afternoon he sent against, 86 tor, 10 laantny return to Paris in time tor a most of all StudenU In what or- fore the nomination comes to a letter to Judiciary Chairman against, five leaning for and plenary meeting next TlMm- ganlsara say will be toe largest day. the floor, probably not for two five undecided. aeries of nationwide antiwar weeks. James O. Eastland, D-Mlss., saiyng be wanted to be recorded One midwestem senator, who proteeU ever held. For one, the American Bar KITCHCNC ARPiT I !! against committee approval of nobody even bothered contact­ War critlca in Congrese say Aeaoclatlon leadership decided the nomination. ing because they aseumed be they have enough support to Thursday to meet apmeUme to "There are grave doubts re­ was backing the adminlstratton, keep toe House of Representa- the next few days to review its Gall for Unity • 100% NYLON • HIGH DENSITY maining on the record,” Ma­ told the Associated Prera hs Uves In all-night seoslon Tues­ position on Haynsworth, for the RUBBER BACK • LARGE ASST. OF thias aald. was so angry over the nomina- day to support Moratorium Day. poet U years a member of the c6lo r s . . . Saying the ABA meetteg un­ (RMPaisiagM) Makes Nixon with toe American flog flying ovsr a lighted Capitol dome oa symbolic backing for toe pno- 6 /im ilh LocJl Lonely toots. Bevonteen ranators and 47 WASHXNGTON (A P ) —Preal- congreaamen pledged to eupport B U Y THIS :\ the moratorium as long as It la KNOWN FOR VALUES SQ. rp. d w t Nixon’s call tor a united Mmt behind the war effort Is "peacsful, lawful and nonvl- hiwwilng' a kmesome moan In a oient." SLEEP SET bliiaard of Vietnam-Inspired re- Rep. Benjamin 8. Rosenthal, BUSTAlXEDltt soluUona in Congress. D-N.T., laid speakers had bran A Unod up tor an all-night ssssion N FOR O N LY There were enough resolu­ tions around by today to move and prediotsd, " I think tote la going to be too largest oittesn FomouB Armatraag Emboeoed SpedaUzfais In Batliroom Rep. Lawrence O. WUUams, R- Pa., to suggest a rosolutlon "to participation of Ite kind tn toe hirtory of tote country." Repaim and Rcsnodelkiir end, at least tor the momenL INLAID the flow of resohittons on *what Freeident Nixon aald loot Inetoiled in Any Kitchen Formica Counter Tops to do about Vlatnara'.” week toe moratorium wrould not M ‘i t - r i ' affect hte plana. Vice Ihrestdent Up to S’ X U’ Nixon had urged the united FabntoOB 8aleotton $7L95 Expert Installation Spiro T. Agnew aald Thursday, front in order to. Impreu the ' ' . . i f "Cartalnly citteana have a right new Hanoi raglmo with the na- to proteet tote war. But they n il tton’s determination to achlavs have picked toe wrrong target." an honorable end to the oonflldt. Agnew told a RepubUoan But Instead of tailing off, the fund-rateing dinner In Dallas. resolutions and dissent In­ Tex,, that toe moratorium te l « l creased, fueled by such things "Ironic and absurd." He sug­ HOTEL - MOTEL BOX 8PRINQ AND MATTRESS os Senate GOP Leader Hugh gested that protseU ohould be Scott's suggestion that everyone University sophomore Kim W orth o f Chelmsford, drums up prospects dlrectad at the North VUt- backing the President turn on for October 15th Vietnam moratorium on campus at Medford. Listening from namees for their refusal to ac­ his car Ughte Oct. 16, the day of cept American terms tor peace CERAMIC CATHROOM nationwide rallies, damonatra- left; . h ^ e l l Rose, Newton; S tw e Adams. Weymouth; Carl Rhode. Marble­ at tha Parte peace oonferance. 11 o a a and doortialI.riiMirtng head; Evelyn Stem, Port Lee, N. J„ and Tom Vaughan. Portsmouth. Ark. Agnew canceled a campaign against the war. appearane In New Jersey next m Also ta r the eve at tha "mota- Wednesday at the request of Re toriuiA" two House members. publican gubernatorial candi­ Reps. Benjamin Rosenthal, New date William T. Cahill, who aald York and Andrews Jacobs, Ihdl- he thought Agnew would be toe INSTALLED ana, both Democrate, are trying Connecticut Towns of antiwar demonstra- ^ n . James EJastland, D-Miss., chairman o f the for extended war debate in theirelr ^ lora. I«ibtoea Labor. ^ n a te Judiciary Committee, talks with newsmen chamber throughout the nlghL Richard ("ardlnaJ Chiohlng of Matorlali and Year T^nlrn ad Cekra. after that board approved Judge Haysnworth’s Here la a pony on a disunited Boetan urged all churahea to bid for the Supreme Court. (A P Photofax) front: conduct special a c r v i o e a AND CHOOSE A China: U.S. —Fourteen representstlv“ Joining Viet Protest Wednenlay and the Archdiocaaa and three aenatora introduced of Detroit called for a day of IN STOCK. 9x12 Joint resolution Thursday call fasting and prayer. tog tor an immediate withdraw­ By THE ASSOOIATBO P R E H achool or department of Yale war protest, and toe provost has HANDSOME HEADBOARD Shot at Ships The executive boerd of toe On NCO Probe al of U.S. troops from Vietnam. Those to Oonneotlciit oppostog so far to announce official can- vowed to aee that no penaltlea ('entrsi Council of American NYLON $ y l TOKYO (A P ) Communist —Rep. John B. Anderson, R- toe war to Vlotnam say toay oellatlon of claasas Oct. 16. Tha are aoseasad on atudents. 1 0 - 9 5 Rabble, representing I.lOO Re­ China chained today that U.S. ni., chairman of the House OOP will parade, stoga rallies and toculty voted unonlmouaty to Student Senstea el toe Unlvar- form rabbis, endorsed toe pro­ Rihicoff: ^Dirty Little War warrtilps opened fire on a Oxiferenoe has ordered a boycott classao Wadneaday aa suspend classes so "atudsnU and sHy of Connecticut. Sacred Heart CARPETS H ChineM fishing fleet in the Gulf part of a nattonwtde demand for (acuity could engage to appro- Unlvcralty In llridgeport and toe test and urged Nixon to head toe protesters. ■...... ^ FOR JU S T (Finished Ends) Itetidu- 9M.95 of Tonkin in September aixl that (See Page 11riity.OM) w ltod rai^ at Amartcan troopa. priato response to tha day and University of Bridgeport voted ... Conducted in Corruption^ two U.S. warplanes strafed four The Oot. U demonstrations t® (be War."“ reeolutlone supporting boycott of Some univerailles and col- other Chinese fishing boats in have been organised by toe Viet- The Tale Law School faculty cleeeea leges canceled cloases. while the gulf on Oct. 4. nam Moratorium Committee of ruled out official Law School others refused to etop normal WASHINOTON (A P ) —A Ma- be conducted in an atmosphere —A rally, speechee and rock fla-Ilke syndicate of sergeants Washington, D.C. participation, although It ap- music are planned for toe Unh actlvtUea. Many schoote fol­ of corruption." The Chinese did not say Agnew Protests lowed the example of the na- demanded girls os well as mon­ Sen. Lee Metcalf, D-Mont., a whether there were any casual­ In IS Oonnocticut towns, other proved a reaolutlon advtalng atu- varsity of Bridgeport. StudenU plans by local moratorium com- dents, faculty and ataff they are tkm’B largest public school sys­ W .J,*. . - s MsoA AX'4ra ey in kickbacks for booking en­ veteran of the 9tb Infantry' Divi­ ties or damage to the boats. War Protests from four other collagee In the mlttees include readings of free to stay away from closaes. tem. In New York (tty. where BUY THIS DELUXE Avocado toblo topi avocado tertainers, buying food and liq­ sion, one o l the units whose club In Washington, a State De­ DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — Bridgeport area are to take names of war dead, motorcades. Evening services In memory part. Than studenU are to dia­ I I million puplle and their CIRAMIC Till uor for the Army night clubs custodians are accused of tak­ partment spokesman said: Wednesday's moratortixn to self-edge; avocado metal AN D FOR memorial services in churches of the Vietnam war dead are leachers were told they might they ran for troope in Vietnam, ing kickbacks said: "Those re­ "This is the first I ’ve heard” of ptxXsM the Vlstnam war to pers* for a door-to-door cam­ 7 PC. DINETTE frames. Print upholstery. and petition drivea to end the planned at TrlnKy Church on toe paign urging Bupport of morato­ ekiD claasca to protest. TUBWELL senators have, been told. sponsible for the deterioration the Chinese report. He said be "ironic and ahsurd" and A curvaoeous Australian iuid no statement at this time. New Haven Green. Bponoora are rium days Nov 14 aiul 16 in The New York echool board INSTALLID of a proud division should be those who Join to tha nation­ urged all echoote to hold dtecua- SET FOR JUST dancer who was a show busi- brought to Justice and properly Peking’s officUl Hsinhua wide demonatradona "havs One community march wilt local mlnlstera and seminary Waahlngton and San rrancteco ■tart at tha Univaraity of Hart- etudente. (he l alons fteltimore \ ness bookiiig agent told a Senate punished.” (New China) News Agency, sald. "This was a most serious toe pra^snt VHBY LAST dent of making at least S150.000 crime committed by U.S. mili­ bran organised at schoola; Ixrarenatein and Duffey also •lent Nixon’s alma maters, are But ^ she dcKribed others as "Think about fMa; A pro­ holding demonsIraUcns. Dtlb s FT. TUt ENCLOSURE FAMOUS ARM8TR0IN VINYL a year in graft—extended their "rude, crude and greedy.” She tary aircraft and warships in test to ths Piaadsnt for a In t t w Haven, a rally is will speak at toe University of tours as long as possible, she their continuous, unbridled pro­ Plaraied by Yale studenU on the Cfonnacticut in Storrs. Later, Stu- Gulley, chairman of the morato­ said many of these men "de­ war hs did not start and nev­ F{ace Trouble rium committee at Duke, raid vocations against Chinese fish­ er rtops trytog to ooncludc; New Haven Green. Those dente for a Democratic Society ♦27.9S mand sexual favors from the Nixon would be sent a telegram GET The wltnesp ii!ne I. Skewes, buslneaoes they buy from.” ing fleets on ths high seas since who has rsvarasd troop to- sen din g will hear sprachea by at UConn plan a demonstration RuMBbS Ri former Interior Sec._ Stewart M, of Sydney, Australia, her ” I don’t know if girls were the U.S. ImperisUst ringleader volvemant and who la wtth- against toe Reserve Omoars m AJi Udall; Rep. Allard Lowenstcin. Roclo) UConn (See Page ranrtran) long, a^;: ^luMile ha'~ tied bad: provided oi^y tor the custodians Nixon came to power," the Pe­ draarlng SO.OOO American sol­ TVaining Corps. In the evening, E>-N.Y.; and toe Rev. Joseph OPEN DAILY TO * with a tangerlne-colMed ribbon, or If sergeant majors shared In king broadcast said. diers; who has canceled the a candlelight proceaslon is on STORRS. Conn. (A P ) — A A 45 PC . told the Senate's rackets eub- The report said, "Betwssn draft tor the last months of Duffey of Hartford, nattonal toe agfhda. group of black etudente. alleged- 0 that kind of kickback too. I pre­ president of Americana for Dem- mURS. TO 9 PM. committee she was blacklisted sume they did. The practice of Sept. 16 and 24, when 34 Chinese this year and cut deeply Into The UConn faculty has voted ly angered by whits aludeols' and aqueeaed out of business toe military budget . . ocraUcFM. WVJ Action. -ax*. to -^^y-weeeeauapend x.eiaaianBclassea totv Sgggg^rallow etu- verbal haraaement, broke win­ Ju|H)tlft44> providing a girl was started to (See Page Thirty-One) MELAMINE after word leaked she had com­ my knowledge, by Miss Chung, Tho DlYinlty School t$ the only

/ PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1969 ■ \ J ^ C H E STER EVENING HEBALD. MANCHESTER. (X)NN. FMDAY (XTTOBEB 10,. 1969 SDS Moves into Seminary Sheinwolfl on Bricjffc PAGE THREE ^ THEATER TIME LANTERN HOUSE Pot Dealers United Fund NEVER UNDERES'nMATE SCHEDULE Tbe Msglcal After Rock Concert Fizzles Maicsl Hit at POWER OF LOW TRUMP NORTH ttM year. . . at Thingi Look Rosy CHICAQO (AP) — Young rad­ Cinema I— Blow Up, 7:00; [jtiHnlsr PHcM! RESTAURANT Use Copters Federal Building where the trial By ALFRED SHEINWOLD ♦ 0 9.I 2 Lolita, 9:00. icals from the Students for a is being held. RYM II held an­ r? 10 4 niED.MURE CRAWFORD Cinema I * n — Alice’s 10 EAST CENTER ST. MS-STM - O 8 3 ramoM The Spotlight is On - Democratic Society moved into other rally later at a West §lde If you take all your aces and For Harvest For Grier’s Career BMl D Iu M r ( } iitn « n kings, when you are a defender, A A K 0 7 3 Restaurant, 2:30, 5:00, 7:80, a suburban seminary Thursday factory. There were no incidents BOnSIEHf MANCHESTER BY BCm TMMtfAM nobody will tear the epaulettes 10:00; Pumiy Girl, 2:00, 8:00. jil OONOORrHA, Kan. (AP't _ MPHNA around to catch the number of or arrests at either. | MF..ST Ssenidsted Proie Writes night after plans for a mass A A K I 8 7 East Hartford Diive-In _ Mrs. Stanley Batea did U—I’d pay him back One of the defendants In the off your shoulders or break 104 COLOR Specially of ttw House' rock concert and threats of con­ trial, Abbie Hoffman, 32, a Ylp- myour sword over his knee; ':>-8 T 2 0 9 5 Vixen, 8:88; Good Morning and imlMiSi " e u to n g hdicoi«e*iB tb l * i a ^ HOLLYWOOD (AP) — "R m I mt«r to the game. But no one tinued disturbances fizzled. ple leader, was in the park but by the same token nobody <> A 62 974 Goodbye, 7:30. a out o< thia iieb harvoot “I came to tbs efftes to ask nMke tt aa a peifornuVT” w u thsra. The Weatherman, most mili­ Thursday evening cracking will pin medals on your chest Jf, 84 J 10962 East Windsor DrIve-In _ PLUSB in nMth central about getting a public health mused big Roosevelt Grier. “I “Whatever I hod been hurt to tant faction of the SDS, ap­ jokes with some plainclothes po­ or give you the key to the city. Flnian’s Rainbow, 9:00; Trygon 'THE t-niP Baked Stiffed LOBSTER TAILS ^*>«*«»horMf Lorin ifa-ptr of nurse to teach a class in tbs have no idea. I’ve never a game before, I always stayed I MMiru peared to be nursing Its wounds licemen. You may not win such honors Factor, 7:30. CSoud County said ’nunday. baby sitting course that I was planned anything to my Ufo. on the ground a long time. That TRYGON FACTOR* Crabmeat Stuffing—Only * 3 . 9 5 vrould make the other after violent street battles with Some 150 of the Weathermen even if you manige to get the A K J 7 6 Manchester Drive-In _ heUcoiiters have been ®n^®l«hig at our ICanchestor I Just live my Ufo to the fullest police Wednesday night and moved into Garrett Theological setting trick with an eight-spot, Medium Cool, 9:15; Anyone Can fAST w m m heaviest concen- ^^WCA, and during the oonver- and take what comes along." Dilhk I was hurt bad; than 0 KOJ 10 5 they’d come at ms the next play iX s w ; Thursday morning. Seminary on the campus North- but at lea.st this columnist will ♦ 5 Play, 7:30. drive-in RT 5 «M on o t marijuana in our nUon I learned of the need for Roney Grier never planned to i>WThnHslite5 With 2,000 National Guards­ we.stem University In ETvans- put in a good word for you «tewla into Re- * aupervlaor for the agency.” play pro football. But the oppor- and I’d Mast ’em. But this time Soiilli tVi-sl .Norlli F.:ist Mansfield Drive-In — Short I didn’t get up. I had to aigna] men on alert in armories ton. About midnight, however, with the medal and key people. 1 Subjects, 7:00; Pltstop, : ; DANCING County,” Kasper aald. It wsa that incident that led tunJty came along and lor IS 1 ♦ 2 ♦ PllSS 7 15 years hla huge frame struck ter­ tor the trainer, somethte I'd around the city, almost 1,000 they agreed to limit their num­ South dealer. Pass 2 N T Pass Naked Angela, 9:00. FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS TO There have been more than me to Mrs. Stanley Bates be- 2 0 ITO marijuana arreat In K an... ror to Use hearts of opposing never done before.” persons assembled In Lincoln ber staying overnight to 30, and North-South vulnerable. .1 0 P;is5 .1 Cp Pass Burnside Theatre — Alice’s . THE GRADUATES with Vocolist DARLENE conilng supervisor of the Man­ Park for the rock concert. Po­ Opening lead — Kings of 4 C? this summer. chester PubUc Health Nurseit quarterbacks. Grier had torn his Achilles seminary officials agreed to try All Pass Restaurant, 7:30, 9:80. tendon. He recovered enough to lice swept through the park ear- to find housing elsewhere for Spades. "A farm er told us tssi^ in A aa^atlon, whbdi Now his career Is taking a dU- SPECIAL .ly In the evening and announced the others. West opened the king of UA Theatre — Medium Cool, COURTESY PARKING Now Available he aaiar a beli- an btflce at 55 E. Center St. fMent turn. He has been signed play agate, but decided It was the queen. But at the end of 7:00, 9:00. ttmo to quit. “Tou’U never get it was closed. Taylor McConnel, a seminary spades and brightened when he TACORRAL Drive up Jo the door—We will park your car for ooptw- land in a draw.” Kasper Mrs. Batea graduated from as a semlragular on the’’Deiid this process. West's eight of State Theatre — Romeo and Boone" televlaksn aeries, poi^ rich, not even wealthy, so why FREE BRAKE INSPECTION Then they withdrew to the dean, said individuals enrolled saw his partner's ten. West con­ hearts would be the top trump you and deliver it at your convenience: “ JA "He looked tfaro ^ g b ^ Maaaachusetto General Hwpital Juliet, 7:00, 9:25. saw a man Junq> out troytag a runaway slave who contimwT’ he told Mmislf FRONT END AUGNMENT—48.95 edge of the park, and nearly ev­ In the school had been given tinued with the ace of spades, Md would eventually take the PARTY PACK and received her B8 at Sim- He went Into show buatoess at eryone had gone by the regular <*oppor, run Into the mona College. She returned to lives among the Indians. Not „ MOST CARS permission to lodge SDS mem­ but slumped back In his chair .setting trick. All the ingrodionts to make a time when the climate was closing hours of 11 p.m. There when all hands followed suit. Banquet Room Facilities Available for All Types of Gatherlngs| ^ come back carryliw Simmons for courses for certi­ many aeries stars would toler­ bers in their dormitory rooms If It's unusual to gain from put­ tacos at home: meat, cheese, good tor black pertormen. were no violent incidents and they wished. There was no advantage in Phone 543-5709 for Reservations . . . 1 ^ bags. TtoTi^ fication In public health luue- ate a aujqxsrttog player of ting your partner's trumps in IVROkSlCI FARI>40(-(4»-MM lettuce, sauce, shells Just HOURS;'Monday through Saturday, 10 AJM. - 1 A.M. Grier’s atoe. Fortunately Fees “Things are better now," he only a handful of ^rr^sts on dis­ At a news conference Thurs­ leading a third spade. West said the middle, but there are times into the chopper Ing. warrrv the moat and make it took off, headed w ^ t Parker to an Inch taller than said. “No m atter how hlack a orderly conduct charges. day night, two women SDS to himself, because declarer when this maneuver offers the THEATREtAST Her experience includes nurs­ man Is, he has the opportunity The SDS had said Its four-day would simply overruff h!s part­ your ov/n tacos. Y eut^y another farmer ing In MaasariiUBStto Gsnarml Roney’s 6 feet 5. RUSSELL TEXACO members said the demonstra­ only hope. “He's taller, but I'm bigger," to live and act to dtgtoty. No ADAMS Mid HILLIARD ST.^—TEL. 649-8110 “national action" in Chicago tions would continue. ner. Dally Question Monday - Friday 1 2 tacos $3.00 U8 he aaw a helicopter the »xR>iUl, the U4S. PifoUc Health longer does he have to bow his would consist of the most "mili­ West switched to the eight of 7:00 ti 9:00 Service and the Visiting NUrss remarked the former pro line­ "We formerly called this Partner opens with one spade, 25 tacos $6.00 man, who declined to reveal hto head and say, 'Yeah suh, boss.' tant demonstrations In the histo­ repression, but now we call it clubs, hoping for some sort of ■Saturday ti Sunday hovew S r^ AaaoclaUons In New Haven and and the next player passes. You 2:30.4:30-7:00-9:16 Special Group Prices current poundage. He can cam hla own r a s p ^ .’’ ry of the New I.«ft." Spokesmen war," Miss Elizabeth Gardner, minor miracle. Nothing miracu­ hold: Spades, Q-9-8-2; Hearts, “ njW for three w four minmew Meriden. After Mn. Bates for the group predicted to lous took place. Declarer won married, she was the auper- Grier, who also beads his own 6,000 26, of .Seattle said. Miss Gardner 10-4; Diamonds, 8-3; Clubs, A- beyond tbe agt of innocence... SATURDAY television vartty show hsoslly, to' 16,000 persons would demon­ was wounded in the leg by what the club in dummy and led the K-Q-7-8. ^ caay Center, east o t Con- viaor of the New Britain VUlt- strate in Chicago over the four ten of hearts for a finesse. into the age of swarenets mwmm ®prdl^ Jameu MUtoo'Johneton. Nurae Aaaodatlon and Inter enthused about acting: "R’s fun appeared to be buckshot What do you say*/ mexican food NIGHTS to work with the stars end the days. Wednesday night. The trump finesse was sure Answer: Bid three spades. a ^ o f CotteyvUle, was arreated awriesd part-time tai the Roidi- ^’Ble and Mnncheeter hospitals. rest of the cast and to try to Complete Home Furnishings Since 1899! However, when the radicals She was found near the scene to work whether or not East There is no crime in bidding on a marijuaim oomplsment their efforts with a took to the streets Wednesday played the queen of hearts on 246 Broad Street ^ «>«rt he waa asked if TIm Betas family bves on He- of some of the clashes, but the two clubs with the Intention of just east ol Patkade contribution of your own. You tifi ill's Open 6 Dtjni Every Week night, smashing windows, wind­ circumstances surrounding the dummy's ten. South was able raising spades later, but this marijuana should be legaUaed. bron Rd. to Bolton. Mr. H -tw la a stqierviaor for the Onsms^y do you share and try to make It Open Thuradey N i^ te tlB 9:00 shields and swinging chains and shooting were unclear. to draw three rounds of trumps gives the next player ' the MANCHESTER stand up. There’s roal enjoy­ clubs at police, the number of Gov. Richard B. Ogllvie and could then give up a dia­ chance to bid two of a red suit. Open Dai'y ! ! pm Gcut State Park and PV>raat Commlaskm. There are four ohU- ment to that.’’ demonstrators was no more called on the National Guard mond to win the game and rub­ You would not want to let the Fr; ?. Sa'. t ' dn .m; There to ^>ecial enjoyment for than 600. Thursday afternoon after Its ber. DAIS'S -to-date on the Thursday morning, 12 women KAY PAULSEN N o ^ Vietnamese delegation In wcent advances and toforma- sire to communicate, but I windows ... from simple draw draper- District Court of eight men nine of hearts, knowing that he Please Note: This Program BLOW-UP feared I would never know imfrortant swags and Austrian shades . “ n were arrested on a march to the Is StrIcUy Adult BERNIE BENTLEY ON BANJO told him aerious peace ^ n cmicerntog pubUc health. charged with conspiracy to in­ Selective Service Induction Cen­ would be overruffed by declar­ starring taJka with the United S t^ how," he recalled. "I felt my fashtonable norman's of Salisbury fabrics. A complete custom er. The nine of hearts would L«t year, the grant from the cite riots at the 1068 Democratic ter southwest of the Loop. The wouM begin If the United States Bngitoh waa poor end my dic­ service . . . Including expert installation. Convention. drive out South’s Jack, and b e y o n d the Vanessa Redgrave State Mental Health Fund en­ women were carrying four-foot accept the principle of abled her to provide throe tion waa not good enough, so I RYM II disavowed the Weath­ clubs and some of them charged South would then bo able to lead ^ o f innocence... LIVE A UTTLE----- TRY h?oop withdrawal. was afraid to talk. That happens out the ace and king to pick up ‘U dudiswi^ COLOR courses — two concerning chil­ erman disruptions and called its police lines. After police moved into the age of awareness Joseph Starobln, profeeaor of dren and one in psyoholMv to a lot of ghetto Uds who are Priced from 418.00 per window, up to siae 48" wide by 42" long. own demonstrations. At one, In to make arrests, the other ■'OO-HIT poUtieal adenoe at York Unlveiv These courses were gtvon never exposed to anyone less Ig­ about 160 persons appeared 60-60 women broke off their James Mason - Shelly Winters slty, aald Xuan Thuy tdd him In D and L’s Community Room norant than they are. Thursday in the plaza of the march. MOVIE AUDIENCE pe" Pi'osram develiqtment la the club and also to cover up THIS SEAL Hanoi ottoT to Henry Klnlnger, my Inadequacies. Later, wtMn 1 To Revamp Indian Bureau Prerident Nixon’s special advla^ another Urge part of tbe super- Our osUmator will be glad to call at your home in adt indicate* the lilm wee vlaor’a poalUon. She U pUnUng Can Bridge Generation Gap moved to the Los Angeles •ubmitted and approvtd under 10 *°****” affaire, on Sept. at your convenience. By HOWARD GRAVES Peter MacDonald, Ft. Defiance, a broader maternal and child n e w YORK (AP) _ Close ‘In’ on eomethtog. But the wtoe- Rams, I started to take on mors Associated Press Writer Arlz.; Ronald Lupo, 30, White the Motion Picture Code r health program. One phase of the generation gap with a bottle lover is ‘to’ on an exceedingly responsibilities. ’ ‘ of Self'Regulation. Hie professor was menttaoed of burgundy. Grier’s football caresr cams ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) Mountain Apache, Arlz., tribal In connection with a report from this to the establishment of a rich lode of potenUal knowledge [o] Suggested lor GENERAL That’s the advice of a Detroit abrupity to a halt on 8si>t. 1, — Indian Commissioner Louis chairman, and Earl Old Person, Friday Night Special Washington last weekend that regular monthly pre-acbool vi­ and experience . . . R. Bruce has promised a broad chairman of the Blaokfoot In­ audiences. at sion testing clinic which started psychologist who contends; The “This potential seems much 1957. He was ohaslng Mike Gar­ CHICKEN the Nixon administration waa family that shares a botUe of “Charge It” on KelUi’a New study of federal trusteeship "to dian Tribe in Montana. S Suggested for MATURE to September at the Y99CA. greater than merely trying to rett in an exhibition gams medium conducting behlnd-the-aoenea wine won’t have to worry about against the Kansas City Chiefs Rervolvlng Monthly CredU Plant make It a more flexible Instru­ Bennett, 66, is a private con­ audiences (parental diacre- negotiations wHh North Viet­ Money from the United Fund discover whether or not one has sultant on Indian Affairs with aaalats to providing preventive the youngsters switching to when he suddenly drojqwd to ment for Indian development tlon advieed) cool The Bolton Lake Hotel & Restaurant nam. North Vietnam later de­ marijuana. purchased an authentic ‘Joint’ while fully protecting Indian re­ an ofkce In Washington. Mac- services to the people In Man­ (nnarljuana cigarette).’’ the turf. Opposite the Benirri Junior High School on Lower (Boutti End) Mata Strest—Phone 545-4UW ® ^^STRICTED — Persona Co-Hit, Also Adutt nied such talks were taking Dr. Robert Kastenbaum, pro­ “I thought I had been sources.” DonaiO, 89, a Navajo, Is execu­ plaoe. chester, such as the pre-achool Kastenbaum Is married and under i6 not admitted, un* Twin Lobster Dinner $A 7 C FRY vision testing' cUnIc, maternal fessor at Wayne State Universi­ clipped,” he said, "and I looked In a speech which aroused lit­ tive director of the Office of Na- Starobln Is a former member has two children, a son, David, lees accompanied by parent in^htdlng potato & vegetable and child health programs, the ty, spoke Thursday at a day­ tle enthusiasm from delegates vajo Economic Opportunity. of the U.S. Communist party 514, and a daughter, Cynthia, or adult guardian. .aANNIHtCHTLUCAH mothers’ classes and home long “Symposium on Wine to to the National Congress of ANOTHER FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL and was once editor of the par­ •H- He aald his daughter "loves visits to expectant moihera to American Life” sponsored by American Indians convention ® Peraona under 16 not ad* ty's newspaper, the Dally Wortt- the Wine Institute. little alps of wine.” ’Thursday, Bruce—himself a R O A S T BEEF * complete menu including promote good health during Laos Confident mined. Thii age reatriction er. He visited the late North pregnancy and to prepare tor Kastenbaum said that "wine Generally, Kastenbaum sug­ Sioux-Mohawk—said he would may be higher In certain * steaks, chops & seafood tHetnamese President, Ho Ohl is a good symbol of together­ gested children should be intro­ “maintain and continue on open the new baby. Home visits are Of More Aid araaa. Chack thaalar or A n y < » ^ p i a y Dance to the music of Rockville’s own "Nick Nicholas Mlnh, In 1953. He lived in China ness” for the family. “You don’t duced to wine "at the beginning GARDEN CENTER dialogue” with members of his n . 5 9 also made to new mothers to advertlaing. Trio” from 8 to 12, or if you’re a country and western fan in 1902-5S and has written a help them not only with the care draw meaning out of smoking a of school age.” He said, "Wine race. From America book about Southeast Asia. cigarette or watching a televi­ In water is very acceptable to a CHRISTMAS SHOP Within on hour, Wendell Chi­ Printtd •• a public aarvica a s •NMasivwi iit a — go downstairs to our banquet room for some fine MONDAY of the baby, but also to guide VITTNER’S sion program,” he said, but lot of kids.” by ihit nawaoapet country entertainment from 9 to 1, them during the cblld’s early no, president of the congress, WASHINGTON (AP) — Lao­ sharing a botUe of wine offers Call and make your ReservaUon now (ALL YOU CAN EAT) development. Dr. Angelo Pellegrini, an Ital­ 1 TOLLAND TURNPIKE MANCHISTIR.VIRNON TOWN UNI *49.2*23 told a news conference: “If ho tian Prime Minister Prince Sou- Filipino Guards "symbolic relatedness to past ian-born professor of EngUsh at doesn't fulfill his responsIbllltieH The United Fund helps the vanna Phouma says he Is sure Banquet dc Wedding facilities up to 400 people. Manchester PubUc Health generations, to tradlUon.” the University of Washington to to the Indian people, then I President Nixon will Increase For U.S. Navy He explained, "Wine links Seattle, said he encourages his don’t mind calling for u man­ THE BOLTON LAKE HOTEL & RESTAURANT Nurses to provide support and military aid "to protect the neu­ - NiwiNr.ioN - — ' HOWARD guidance to the family of the people to each other; drugs tend children to learn about wine, date against the commission­ trality, Independence and sover­ Route 44A, Boltun 643-9731 Massacred to Increase the user’s alienation adding: ”My cellar adjoins my er.” '‘'^^'♦vCrrtdOL I *■ II mentaUy 111 paUent during the HOLLAND BULBS eignty” of his country. BIRIIN YUNNPIKI MANILA (AP) — A band of hospttaUsaUon. and also as­ from the oommunity to gener­ children’s playroom so they Chino said Bruce’s talk N( XI fO IW O t,UyS«tiHlORAN!MOOR At a National Press Club gunmen ordered 10 FUipino em- sists the patient to his read­ al.” may go from the one to the oth­ "didn’t have any substiuice,” luncheon Wednesday, the 68- Oontlnaoua Dally from ployea of the U.S. Navy to He justment to the community af­ The paychotogist added, “Part er. My study is directly to front and that "another study is not year-old visiting leader said 2:00 Barbra Streisand o u n io n face down on a road yesterday, of the appeal to drugs to the DIRECT FROM DROWER - OVER IM VARIETIES TO WilKmaiitic T*l. 423-2423 ter discharge from the care of both so I can keep an eye on going to accomplish anything Nixon understands his country's Arlo Outhrie “Funny Girl” color Tftxuu 4 then killed them with a spray center. There la no charge to young is the opportunity to beboth. "Alice’s RfMtaurant” Eves at 8:00 P.M. 4494220 # 1 for the Indian people.” need for defensive aid under You Won’t Boliovo It!! of bullets, police said. Manchester residents for these Bruce, an appointee of Presl- terms of the 1962 Geneva Agree­ color Wed.-Sat.-Sun. 2 p.m. Nine of the vlctlma were secu­ Bargain Hour 1 to 2 Extra Holiday Matlhoe services. dent Nixon, said he plann to re- ment prohibiting Introduiitlon ot 394 TOLLAND TPKE. rity guards at the Navy commu­ When anyone to town needs »lnietur». the eonti-overHlal Bu­ P.M. Dully Except Monday 2:00 P.M. MIXED CROCUS offensive weji|x>ns oi- material Sundays A Holidays Adults 12.00 MANCHESTER, CONN. nications center at Camp the nursing care of the MPHNA Many More TULIPS reau of Indian Affairs but add­ Into Laos. All Seats 76c ChUd 51410 O'Donnell, 50 mllee north of Ma­ to the home, it U provided ra- If yo u ’re not in the m arket ed: "I should not like to commit “The military aid requested nila. The tenth was the ifelver of gardless of the patlant’s ablUty 10 for 3Vc New Variettsa myself to any particular method from the United States is for the the Jeep taking them home Dom to pay. Money from the United To of operation.” work. for a Volkswagen 2S lor TVe purpose of defending our home- ^ A K 1 PUSHBACK G I A N T A C R h Btoid helps to meet the deficit. 10 for 98c Bruce said the "organizatio­ AUDITORIUMS ^ CAIUMY ^ ^ 01 Police said they did not know 1a:id and not to wage war SiATS SCh'MN FHU PARKING And Mrs. Bates added. "I teel 50 for Choose From nal structure and personnel dc- against our neighbors,” the why the gunmen stopped the th a t my atafi gives exceUent come to Volkswagen. flclormles” of the Bureau have Jeep and killed the men. prince said. He conferred pri­ nursing cane to the home.” You may find exactly what you wont prevented it from helping "to vately with Nixon Tuesday. J i I-NOW There was speculation, how­ The United F^lnd oentributed People Irode in all mokes on new V W a But before we get optimum Indian utilization” Souvaima Phouma said there ever, that the massacre might I quartar-ton Tonight; 7:05 A 5:25 — S at A Sun.: 1:45-4:lS-edS0-5t2S approximately 14 per cent of the m II you one) we inspect it. of new progra:ns and services. are more than 400.000 North of hot stool bofwaon have been the work of businees total 1965-1970 budget for the Bruce proposed development P4RAMOI \T PK.Tl RKS rivals, political dissidents or the If it passes, we fix what needed fixing. And guarantee RED EMPEROR Vietnamese troops In Laos and S nsis SSS M ' Manchester PubUc Health KINC ALFRED of an intergovemmcntnl relu- ■ they threaten, along with the lae Communist Huk rebels who fre­ 100% the free repoir or replocemenl of every ma|or work- HYACINTH quent the area. Nuraro Associottan whlcfa pro­ TULIPS tions unit at the agency's Wash­ Comiminl.-K Pathet Ijio, the neu- vides home nursing cere, men­ Ing port* for 30 days or 1000 miles. Whichever comes first. DAFFODILS ington headquarters "to insure t:'allty of his eoimtry. MICHAEL • JENNIFER • RICHARD effirelli Campaigning la laider way for tal health prerventlve and sup­ (The some guarantee goes with our used VWs. W e that old as well ns new pro­ GREENE GAN RUST FProdwettea ^ d c o Z the Nov. 11 presidential elec­ get them as trade-ins, tooJ '' DANCE \ DAVID R OAWOT - . - CLARK portive aervlcea, material and 10 for «1.19 5 for 91.00 grams are designed to meet In­ tions and the political atmos­ at the child health programs, expec­ *englne • tromnltsion • rear axle • front axle anembllM dian needs.” phere is highly charged. 10 for 91A9 \ tant motfasrs Claeses and in breksiynMi • •lectrlcal syilra 2S for ^2A9 He said he would form an Iti- omeo The guards worked for a pri­ ffianrl)r«trr R vate security agency that has a September Che new monthly dlnn youth advisory committee MANCHESTER ARMORY H pre-school vision testing cltolc, 50 for HJH9 25 for «3.98 10 for ^1.79 in an effort to Involve j’oung Main S t, Manchester ^ < r jU U E T contract with the UA. gorem iEwititui ment. aU baiping the rteldents a t Man­ 19*B VW 19** OLDS. people in Indian affairs and to — featuring — chester. The to service courses Improve Indian education. Driuxe Sedsa. Auto, trsns., F-86 Sta. Wagon. DsUy Except (iundsyi and meetings Insure tlMt the Auto., V-S, radio. SITfS 'The week-long conveutloji ^ Holidays si IS Bluell Street Supi_>reme Court nursea have the lataet upto- radio, Hght blue ends today with election of new Manchester. Coon (US04|>> “THE QUIET ONES” « date methods ae they pertonii finish. officers and selection of n 1970 FRESHLY DUG EVERGREENS Telephone S43-2Tn A^eea to Hear these dally ssrvlcss. meeting site. SecomI Class Piaisicr Psiil plus “THE DEEP BLUE” ^ 19** FORD 19*4 PONTUC Candidates 6>r the NCAI pres­ Msnchcstrr. Conn THnpMt Sodoa. idency are former Indian Com- SUBSCRIPTION RATES Father Groppi Mustang 2-door Auto., Payable In Advance Fri„ OcL 17th — S to 12 O KADiaON, Wia (AP) -- Ttaa AdminittnrtiiMi Aalu Hd. Top n w m iplssloner Robert I,. Bennett; CANADIAN HEMLOCK mr ViMkr ISu in Wisconsin Supreme Court has Delay of Court Decision JAPANESE YEW iU Montlw . Admission 52.00 .... Retreohnients w agresd to hear the Rev. James 19*7 MBteURY l*hrrp Mouth* - U.60 WASHUfOTON (AP) — The 19*4 CHEVROLET 7.M E. Oroppi’e plea to be freed On* Month ).«• Nixon sdminlstraUoH, opposing MaUtiu Sedan CkMJgsr >-Dr. UPRIOHT tr SPREEOINO “ ^‘*••3.49 "" FOR RENT from Imprisonment on a charge • a appeal filed by private civil Hd. 'Top HIM 8 and I# mm. Movie Pra- of contempt of tbe state leglsla- rights Uwyera. has asked lbs m 10 for n i M Jeetora—sound or silent, a ^ turo. Suprems Court to up Judg­ 19*8 PORSCHE as mm. allde projeictors. Tbe 35-year-old Roman Catho­ ment “until the situation clarl- 19*9 VW *^*’'• 3.49 "" 912 Cpe. I 4 H 5 WELDON DRUG CO. lic priest has been in Jail since fiaa" to' 55 Mlmtsstppt sdiool Sunroof Sedan ’ Radio. ‘"“ ■•4.49 *" 757 Main S t—Tel. 5U-6S11 Oct. a under a leglsIaUTe con­ districts given extra time to SAVE 5 for *14.5$ No ordinary tempt citatian stemming ITctn tetsgrate. 10 for 539.fS low* storv.... ,hls role in welfare dcuMnatra- SoUettor General Erwta N. 19*4 VW 19*5 FORD ## tlons that have kept the state Griswold aald to a memoran­ Sunroof. Radio. Capitol In turmoil for tbe past M usUi« 2-Dr dum to the court Tuesday the Rea ims Hd Top $ 1 1 9 5 two weeks. U.S. Office of Education la p ro /STRAW PLO W IRS WANTED Father Groppi's requeet to the oaedtog “wtlh dtapatch" to for- 19*5 PONTIAC (Tlean, Late Model state Orcutt Court for a writ of ww»)ate ptoaa lo dseagragati the 19*7 PONTIAC POTTED MUMS / DRIED MATHUAL A o c e ^ ■ habeas corpua was turned down UNtneta by Dae. L ‘Tem pt Sta. LeMans 2-Dr. ji / INDUN CORN ^ USED CAR S ; Wsitoiseday. The Oupi euie Court The dlrirlets, origtealty ached- Wagon HIM Hd Top $ 1 1 9 5 agreed ’nnireday to assume Jur^ nlad to aboUrii separate elaro- •1.29 "" / ARTIPtCIAI* PLOWnS Top Prices Plaid ladictian. roona for blacks and whites thte 19** VW 19** VW For AU MUtes! MESTAIUKANT”' The state Assembly voted the tan. were granted a tspilere by Deluxe Sedan oontempt citatian after Father tbe JuaUee Department and the Deluxe Station Wa- M B A E CARTER CHEVROLET ARLO GUTHRIE Ossclsdbr ARTH U R PEN N • COLOR by Deluxe Groppi led about 2JI00 students Department of Health. Educa­ SISK on. Radio. w IR Rw CO., INC. RLL LAST YEArS ART!FICIAL scscisi xppM.sncs PETE SEEGER WHIII M||IM/IUMMm Jr Faoled by lbs Legal Dafoasa / PRICE ./ fRtI PARKING 5?8 J.I.IJ I U s sMMtttaUenal righto by hsv- fTmd of tha NadoMd s— TED TRUDON, Inc. I ;iiig Um Jaded ertthont a baar- tton for the Advanesmant o t 0 4- TOLLAND TPKE— TALCOTTVILLE ' B CASH A CARRY NO REPUNDS OR RITURNS

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\ : \' V PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER.- COlW^ FRTOAY, O CTO B^ 10, 1909 •\ Tolland B ^ ^ a C ^ E g iO T N G ^ A L D . MANCHESTER, OONN„ FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1969 Manchester ^banges In Article 8 (controls) PAG E FIV E Czech Travel Restrictions Canada, Italy of the draft. School Oasses outdoors a shambles, the com­ Mutual Aid Service To Run The Canadian veralan would mittee warned, citing lltterbugs Plan Drawn giv'e a rtate that signs uttlmate Should Teach who leave beer cans, paper MUNICIPAL BUILDIN8 Score Draft f'cboupse to the U.N. Security and cigarette wrappers on To R evamp v n n r n fa b o v b b Expected Much Sooner Council if ku other controls of mountain trails. School Fire,Burglar Alarms ■ Intemiedlate Care Semi- Conservation By GENE KRAMER tnspection tailed to clear tq> the Under the committee propos­ STARTS TODAY private, noon-t p.na,, and 4 p.m. ntits fw private, unofficial trav­ the West and wants to let only Of N-Treaty Security Lines T tk t Board o t Education dents a t the middle school the Associated Press Writer nature of any suspictous object SACntAMENTO. Calif. (AP) al, students would be taught to S pm i.; private rooms, U a.nal- el to Western countries were those it can trust cross the fron­ "help keep their immediate ek-, Wednesday night agreed to In­ week’s activities are: PRAGUE (AP) ^ ’ihe Czech­ OEN b Va (AP) _ Canada on the sea bed. SAN ANTONIO. Tex. (AP) — S p.m., and 4 p,m.-S p.m. canceled Thursday.' tier. A state education committee STOCK REMOVAL SALE stall Its fire and burglar alarm oslovak government’s curiail- Italy backed iq> the (Canadian vironment clean, neat and at-’ A Rusalan-bullt M IG fighter Monday, recognition day dur­ Pediatrics: Parenta allowed The government said travel criticized provisions in says the fight against rising pol- systems for each school into a ment of travel to the West "was The government said that in crlticisnu. AmbaaaadiM' Roberto tractive" and “to discover if ing which .time the room having any time except noon-2 p.m.; documents would not be the U.S.-Sovlet draft rt a treaty that eluded defenses In Florida toMUs'Sr' ''“I •» «» Iiloa se betng marked and those receiv­ ntaa. plan that would ravamp existing state. plaoent and bang—we spend our *** economic and foreign curren- TOursday when they He also tqiposed the draft’s The group—caUed the Advi­ tlon programs; special conser­ ing a surprise gift; Wednesday Maternity; Fathers, 11 a.m.- »n a ^ n disarmament confer- radar aystema to provide pro­ vacation at home." cy possibilities.’’ leameo the news. Frontier IN OBSERVANCE OF OOLUMBUS DAT control article which he called sory Committee on Ctonservn- vation courses tor teachers, and 'I jLiii|iin Sale Includes: Wool • Hitching up to the new sys­ will be observed as poUte day. U riS p.m., and f:M p.m.-8 « c e -TOeaday. It calls tor a ban tection against such aircraft ia The engineer and his wUe, "frankly insufficient." He said tion Education—said a im w Increased emphasis on conser­ tem will cost the school board All children saying thank you p.m .; others, S p.m.-4 p.m., and in simpler terms, the n o - ^ " S ’ t i S S on nuclear and other weapooa of now before Oongreas. He did not their car loaded with baggage OCTOBER 12, 1969 every disarmament measure, to course on saving the air, water vation in textbooks. an Initial installation fee of for their lunch will receive a S:M p.m.-8 p.m. nouncement means that the deatructlon beyond a U- give details on the plan. Cotton • Prints • Laces for a trip to West Germany and be effective, "must create iden­ and scenery should be'taught to ♦80 for each schocri plus an surprise; Thumday la color day, Age Limits: IS In maternity, Communist regime wants to cut Oermen^ ,^i*?** mile coastal water limit. It la "v e ry important to move 1.1///./..S' tical rights and oUlgations tor the state’s almost five mllUon annual $86 maintenance coot. during whl^h eax^ child will 12 In other areas, no lim it in Beligum, were two of the 100,000 down on the foreign exchange It IIT ^ One o f the articles states that forward” on the pn^wsal, he Bifivr^wiicy lOTvfrfivMV ftltiRRatoli^ARM • all the signatories." prim ary and high school pupils. Brown To Suppml Child Provisions will be made to per­ wear a particular colored shirt self-service. Czechs and Slovaks whose per- loses when Its cltisens spend In home t o d ^ ■treamlng •^suggested amendments to told newsmen on his arrival • AcryUcs • Blends "California may still look mit the addition of the middle or dress, wtth one color selected “ “ “ t be aw roved by He Says Is Not His here tor a q>eech at an Air "It’s Just os w«U,’’ one man good to her recent arrivals," school when It is completed. for winning i^ ia l kitchen The administration reminds Highway ...... 6 4 9 ^ 7 0 the nuclear powers before Eddie Albert Has Plan SA(3RAMBNTO, OaHf. (A P ) Force symposium. quipped. "S o many people w e n said the committee, "but to COMPARE • Satins • Bonded Knits The new system Is expected treats; Friday Is Surprise Day, visitors that with conatroetton Coventry they come into force. The draft — Although denying he was the The M IG fighter Incident, Sea­ traveling to the West It was los­ Goibogt ...... 649->1806 To Fiafat Pollution those who have lived here sev­ to be Installed by the ADT when three free meals will be nnder way, parking apace Is “ f makes no provision tor per­ father, soul singer James mans said, ahowa that "w e have ing Its snob value." WAfflHNOTON (AF) —Eddie eral years, the depth of change • Crepes- • Brocades • company within the next two served during each setting, ac­ limited. Visitors are asked to «Mniii

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_____ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, PRH)AY, OCTOBER 10, 1969 Arms Limitations Opponents Five Day Forecast PAGE THIRTEEN Corporation Politics Temperatuzes in Connecticut working fa r more- outside foe convinced that religion ia Uvring TV-Radio Tonight during the ttve-day pertod be­ YOU ALWAYS structure," Just as missionary Diminishing Church To Find church than in it ” In Influence has risen from 14 at its plant In Tesnoto, r^t..de Move to Delete Provisions ginning Saturday are expected societlea earlier devel<^>ed -out­ Anaconda Finds "We will not have the vakt per cent 10 jrears ago to 70 per and plans to put tt Into'sftsct to average near normal, with SAVE AT THE side church structure. WASHINGTON (A P ) — Oppo­ tee headed by Rep. Wilbur Gets Woman’s Touch numbers of members In foe fu­ cent at present at its mllla in CtannecUcut's Nau­ nents o f stringent limits on daytime highs In the upper 60s Salvation in Social Action He adds: “I can see-a parallel Way To Prevent Mills, D-Ark., who voted against ture and our big church build­ American Catholic Biahop gatuck River Valley. weapons use with a crushing Television BOYLE olmost fe^ you w«re a eon to to mId-TOs and nighttime low* ARTHUR DRUB now with what Is happening out­ P&S the 1968 Gun Control Act. By GEORGE W. CORNELL ings will seem rather anachron­ Jidui J. Wright, recently named Pkrt of the ammgement under Senate victory behind them, 6:M (1) P e n y Masob NEJW YORK (AP) — It is «1- me. mostly in the upper 40s to mld- a new period of a minority side the chunfo, xrhere there is Water Pollution Ben. Thomas Dodd, D-Co^., B oorU aad FeiUores (C) AP Bellgicm Writer church. istic,” he has said. “We will be to a top Vatican post, says whteh the OonnecUcut Research have made an apparently suc­ Bomp«r B4M>m 7:88 (f) Om Smart Manatfini (28*22-88) H ifh Chaparral (C) power changes bands in a great feel a woman’s place ie atUl in ning and end of the five-day pe­ He adds that “we can expect ditional channels, but Out spark Anaconda American Brasa Oo. v""- hvna sed when Ben­ (8>48) Let’s Make a Deal (C) nal dimensions, Christianity is through them something excit­ come a minority In foe future, 3M for the project last year was Roofing and Housd obstacle and rip some en.” but this Is a melanehology pros­ that the results of Anaconda's (8*48) Brady Bunch (C) So the two of them were hav- over that idea, dlstlncUve Christian life stylea” traditional channels.” key provisions from the 1968 lo gel aroo..u celler, headed the 5:$# (8) Stamp the Stars (C) Precipitation may total ^ to membership is sagging. Attend­ Attendance also b«* declined nate water poUuUon Iqr brass research and development would R^Pr It s Done (18) U a ^ r d M 8:88 (8) Hofaa’s Heroes (C) “ > which Christians wUl provide pect only for those who see foe Gun Control Act. opposition to Bennett’s proposal (^22-18) . Name of the Game ing a private champagne party "I’U admtt I was prejudieed inch in showers on Sunday Read Herald Ads ance has sUpped. Other signs of lately, from a high of 40 per mills and save money at foe be made available to other bsass RealistkaUy (88) OUllffM% IsUod a tempering “ presence” In church In sooiological terms, same time. Concentrated opposition from Thursday. (28) Boston Blackle (8-48) Mr. Deeds Goes to Town of their own before they opened against you at the start. If any^ and again around Wednesday. decUnIng church Influence have cent of foe population xm an av­ HEART PACERS mllla in OonnecUcut. 9:88 (8) Movie areas of sacrifice, pain and con­ and overlook its rooU in the Fne EstiiiiRtw Northeast senators failed Thurs­ A 65-19 vote turned back (48) Troth or Conseqaenoes the door to the board room and body had told me 20 year* ago appeared, not only in thla coun- erage Sunday in 1049, down to 43 The Anaconda official In “The avaUabfilty cf tMs In- 8:88 ed in Ger­ and rifle ammunition. The Utah .lon-cdntroverslal bill extending 8:85 >(48) Rawhide presidency, the real take-over earned the job, and I admire the worid. western natlona. slsed brass mlH to recover 110, feoUve water treatment faclUUea — ------— -______and Snorts (C) ChrlsUans must "have the grace ligious “ferment of our times many. Tissue fluid produces Republican temporarily aban­ the interest equalization tax 8:15 (28) Hlchway Patrol (18) Movie. position, to the younger one. w ay you learned it from the The “ era of Christendom is In the last decade,-however, 000 pounds of copper per year 8:88 (8) News with WiUter to realize that God may be relates to the develi^ment of at considerably leas coat than „ i ew , doned a bid to also revoke con­ Cron- (28) Ripcord "W ell, M.J., I never really ground up. You aaked for no fa- over,” say* the Rev. Dr. Eu- the percentage of Americans current between two different which would otherwise be lost which expired. Sept. 30. Then, kite said the older o f the two, taking “ I must say the whole aitua- retary of the World oouncU of (18) Dick Van Dyke (6*48) Joey Bishop Show (C) SOLD ed by the Nixon administration, with the Senate’s 41-86 decision (2 2 ^ ) Hnntley - Brinkley Re­ 1:88 (8) News — Moments of Com­ a deep alp of the bubbly. tion shows a great thing about churches. “ We are in a secular­ port (C) fort aad Guldeposts goes to the House—which last last year, in the wake of the as­ 8:46 (28) Local News "I didn’t really foresee it ei- this country—that anyone with ising age, and the idea of the (88) Premier Theatre ther, P.J.,” said the younger. real talent and spunk can reach year voted against Including sassinations of Martin Luther 7:88 (8) Death Valley Days (C) (48) News Headlines — V8AF TO church dominating culture or shotgun, rifle or .22 caliber am­ King Jr. and Sen. Robert F. (28) Huntley - Brinkley l U - Religious Film aad Sign Off They looked at each other the top regardless of any handi- dominating government Pyrt (C) 8:88 (88) Sign Off munition in the bill. Kennedy, to Include coverage of (8) Tmth or Consequences (C) 8:28 (8) News and Weather — Mo­ thoughtfuUy then, a l l e i ^ mea- ®ep. including. In your case and gone. This is complete.” (18) Movie New Longhorn’' 20” Hi-Riser Bike ment of Medltath>n and Sign suring the differences between my opinion, being the wrong However, a new image of a / 'Hirough Bennett’s parliamen­ shotgun, rifle and .22 caliber (22*88 40) News — Weather — Off them—differences involving both sex." tary maneuvering, the legisla­ ammunition In the bill. SEE SATURDAY'S TV WEEK FOB COMPLETE l.lBTTwnq “servant church’’—that woita tion will go through the congree- Bennett contended then-Presl- years and sex. "Thank you for them kind simply for the causes of men’s with all the fralurrs of a raring rar! sional tax and finance commit­ dent Lyndon B. Johnson’s P.J. was slvort and heavy-set words P .J .," said M.J., and Im- good rather than exerting power tee pipeline—rather than the Treasury Department, in ad­ Radio and balding and would never pulslvely kissed him. over t h e i r insUtutfcins—la see 60 again. M.J. was slender They looked at each other emerging among many Chris­ Our Reg. normal judiciary arrangement. ministering the law, went be­ ('ililB liMtlng includes only those news broadcasts of 10 or lb # 8614 Moyt - Oranfi and attractive, but a few through a long moment of si- RIZZO Low Price Rep. Emanuel E. Caller, D- yond congressional intent by re­ minute length. Some stations carry other short newscasts.) tian thinkers aa the vision of foe f 8644 CNHa *• Luenon LNm N.Y., chairman of the House Ju­ quiring ammunition buyers to threads o f early gray in her hair tence then, and M.J. broke the church in times ahead. 44.06 WRCH>-819 7 :90 News Indicated she would hardly be tension by nervously tugging at diciary Committee and a long­ provide their physical descrip- 6:00 Hartford Highlights f:46 Lowell Thomaa POOL COMPANY In their view, it may be a 7:00 News able to claim she was 30 more her skirt. 36.70 time advocate of gun registra­ tio.ns and the c^lb er and quanti­ 1:00 Speak Up Hamord "chunch In diiaspara’ *—a scat­ 8:00 Gaslight 1:16 Sign Off tion, told a reporter Thursday ty of the anununltlon pur­ 12:00 Quiet Hours than another year or two. "Well, I guess It Is time to go tered minority in society. The •Reinforced frame, all moving parts hall hearing. WTIC— 1888 he sees nothing he could do to chased. WPOP— 1418 1:00 Afternoon Bklltlon "P .J., tell me the truth, do tell the board," she said, Going-Out-Of-Business description initially was used by •Safely coaster brake, rear caliper hand brakes. Shotgun, rifle and .22 caliber 6:00 Danny Clayton 1:16 Market Report you really mind turning the Job added, "Tell me, is my slip German Catholic theologian •(Tiromc features chainguard fenders kickstand. block the Bennett proposal. 6:0C Dick Heatnerton 1:20 Weather In the House, the Senate bill rim fire account for 90 per cent 0:00 Bill Love 1:26 Strictly Sports over to m e" asloed M.J. showing?" Karl Rahner, and has since We Discount the Price. . . Never the Price Quality! •Double red line speedster lb" front, 20" slide rear lire now falls under the jurisdiction of the ammunition sold in the 1:00 Oa.ry Girard 1:86 Afternoon Edition "W ell, in a w ay I do, M.J., “ What a hell of a question for been echoed by many others. **Charge if’ •36 inch sissy bar. W lN P —1288 r.OO Accent 69 Stock of of the Ways and Means Commit- United states. 6:00 News r:20 t^ vld Brinkley and in a w ay I don’t,” said P J .[ the new head of a big firm to “ The plain fact is this—Chris­ 6:10 Uncle Jay N30 News of the world staring moodily out the window. aald P.J. tians today are being outpaced, 6:00 News ^ 60 Joe Garaglola 6:10 Walter Cronklte 1:00 News. Emf^asls “At my time of life my two ^ reached for the door outdistanced, outbred” wrote 6:26 Harry Reaaoner 1:10 Pop CJoncert bigig concern*concerns are mym y Bolfgolf game he turned to her, and------said: RECREATIONAL the Rev. Canon Henvard A. 6:80 Sports, News 1:06 Nlghtbeat Genuine Black Kennedy Talks Tougher 7:00 The world Tonight l:(X) News, Weather and ttie good of the corporation. “ Please, M.J. I’ve helped you Johnson, an Episcopal' theido- Make Your HalloweVn Parly 7:16 Business News :20 Sports Final My golf game has been slipping wonted. Can’t gian, after a world tour study Tricky School Bus 7:20 Frank Gifford . :80 Other Side of the Day lately, and I’mI ’m the only one who "™® ^*'® ing the-sticfus o f Christianity. and Man Made a real success! In His Anti-Inflation War still ask of you?” PRODUCTS, INC. by Rernco can really give It the extra at­ “ Unleas oounterforces are set tention It needs. She looked at him tremulous­ in motion, it m aybe that propor­ By JOHN M. PEARCE that we are going to lose this Department of Agriculture ly- As port of our axpansion program, Rtao Blue Star Our Reg. 04e fight. "On the other hand, the oorpo- tionally, Christianity is doomed i SPECIAL PURCHASE ! I Psrkagr of 10 Associated Frees Writer ration Ls in good shape and I ’Get married and give me a “ So is the union leader who Pool Co. wRI continue operation «t tlie some to shrink more and more and WASHINGTON (AP) The demands wage increases that don’t think it needs me partlcu- Margaret Jane,” said locations of Recreorioncri Products, Inc., un* become a minority movement Sapphires 5 8 . 6 7 Parly Decoration* .7 7 Hardin Orders Compliance larly. As a matter of fact, it with diminishing oapeclty for Nixon administration, and par­ far outrun productivity gains. 1.20 VRu* poally doesn’t need me at all. One thing at a time. Dad,’ dor tfw name of Rizzo Pool Co. These 2 Influencing culture and histo­ ticularly Secretary of the Treas­ And so Is the consumer who •Blow your whistle, the bus starts (uses ’ "D " balleries. nol incl.) Hallowe'en Candy said M.J. stores will be under the active monaqement ry." A. A53B Ladies' Gen. Black ury David M. Kennedy, appears plunges headlong Into debt on With the Civil Rights Laws “ A freah hand at the tUIer will • No wires or connections; Iransislorized control circuit. Then she linked her arm in A United Nations report noted Our R«f. 18.M 9.99 Ilox of 2-1 asHorled more and more willing to put the theory that his dollars wrlll probably make it sail even bet- ., of Dcrie Briere, fonner owner of Recreotional .88 By DON KENDALI. his and together they went In to that Christians constituted a pressure on the groups It thinks be worth less tomorrow. service to specific racial, color Things ara changing rapidly face toe S n g w V A. " F B. A51 Ladies* Syn. Blue 1 O AP Farm Writer in the world, more rapidly than ’ watting board. Products, Inc. third of foe world’s population ____- ■ Our R«q. 22.M 1 W Our Rag. 1.20 are crimping its fi^ t against “I believe they are seriously or nationality groups Is Inferior Hallowe'en Costumes Includ^ in tliis sole ore many famous at the start of the century, but Tiny Trucks Inflation. mistaken." WASHINGTON (AP) — Agri­ because of the failure of depart­ I want them to, but you’ve got a lALL SET IN 14K COLDI C. AS2 Ladies’ Syn. Blue 1 O Q Q MonIt DOpuUt COMUflMI tkeh ment employes or cooperators real feeling for change and can. now are only 23 per cent, and Our Rsf. 21.99 elon,n, davU. clown, witch, lypiy. But "It’s far from coercion,” Knowledgeable Treasury offi­ culture Secretary Clifford M. Aide to McKinney brands from Rizzo's own stock. Don't miss ttc. to work across racial lines re­ ai^uat to it easily. Frankly, continuation of that same down­ 4 ^ 4 ^ 8 .9 9 one Treasury Department offi­ cials said Kennedy’s determined Hardin has moved to overcome N EW HAVEN, Conn. (A P )— out on this once-in*a-llfetinw savings oppor* D. A54B Men’s Gen. Black -■ Our B if. t i e gardless of their own race, color that’s a big reason why I hand­ trend would redflee this to S3 cial said Thursday after Kenne­ speech resulted from his deci- Justice Department charges Gerald R. McKlernan, a state Our R*t. 27.M 1 0 . 7 7 Decorative or nationality.” picked you for the top Job.” tunity. Somo Hems in limHed quantity. per cent by the century’s end. dy issued a strong appeal, cou­ sioiv made before Nixon spoke that his agency has been drag­ X,, ..*'-. capltol reporter for the New Ha- 2 9 9 * The memo Instructed each ’Bishop Odd Hagen, of Stock E. ASS Men's! Dia.Syn.Blue*e Cannister Vacuum when he wonts—was when he viding its facllltes to blacks. men and women of all races, re­ "The world isn’t made to fit porter before being assigned to on and his chief economist, Paul any man’s desires. In a way I Starts TONIGHT “ tremendous numbers” as they summoned executives of 49 Other attacks have been lev­ ligions and ethnic back­ the state oapttol last year. Cassette Tape Recorder W. MOCrnckon, have eald be­ became Involved in trying to re­ leading banks last summer to eled against the department for grounds.” Stereo Tapes lieve social problems. fore: Thoee who gamble that talk about rising Interest rates. laxity in seeing that farm pro­ The memorandum also In­ A t These Oeaner Inflation will continue will be “It is inevitable that people But those were gentle sessions. grams, emergency loans, rural structed each agency head to the final losers. will leave,” he said. “ But.lt will Our R sg Low Pries 20.00 Treasury sources say, and Ken­ housing and employment were develop and coniluct training • Roger Willismi Romeo A Juliet Kennedy told the club’s busl- courses In the field for regional USED BOOK and BAKE SALE be the salvation of the church.” nedy spent most o f the time lis­ provided equally to minority • Roger Williami Giealeit Hilt nessmen and bankers the ad­ and state managers. Evidence has mounted that at tening. groups. S}x>nBored by the 3 L(H»TI0NS •Jack Junes - Giealeil Hits least the first part of the predic­ ministration had worked hard to “ He’s feeling more secure in Hardin’s memo, dated Sept. Hardin said this training pro­ BOLTON JUNIOR WOMAN’S CLUB tion is occurring, since most •Original Sound Track Lovei o f ludoia chill four year* of inflation and his Job,” the source said. T h a t gram must be completed by 23, has received only limited m ajor denominations in this % . 2 4 . 8 8 •Original .Srmnd Track Man of la Mancha was beginning to get results. in itself Is notable in view of June 30. # 3304 Berlin Turnpike 27.88 distribution in the department country have sUpped in mem­ Ihen he added: heavy congressional criticism Mitchell said in his letter that SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11th and no official publicity outside. bership growth in the last few “ The businessman who under­ and a series of misstatements "In Alabama and elsewhere In NEWINGTON U 1 U > ^ sPowerful motor lubricated fori A copy was made available to a 9:30 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. years. • Single lever function con­ J096 K796 takes an unnecessary capital the South assigning extension Our lifetime use. and misunderstood statements news man upon request. Overall, the most recent sta­ trol. expansion or Inventory accumu­ that aroused speculation he workers on the basis of race Is a t the # 244 Brood Street (Rear) Reg •Complete lock-on attachments. ^ Hardin’s order suited" three tistics show that 63.2 per cent of •Capstan drive for cunilani lation today In the expectation might not keep the job. At the wlHosnread.’’ Right Behind The Dairy Queen 29.88 ‘ Swivel lop for all ’round clean- tape speed. objectives: the U.B. population now are 77 77 of higher prices or higher inter­ moment, anyway, this Is no The department has not di­ ing. #C350 a Remote on/off switch on —"('orrect programs In which Community Hall, Bolton Center R^. church members, compared est rates tomorrow Is betting longer a worry. vulged information relating to MANCHESTER microphone practices bar Integration and with 64.4 i>er cent foe year be­ progress made by the Extension • Solid state design thus allow or lead to participa­ fore, near where It had hovered Service in response to Mitchell's er than the long frontier they tion on n segregated basis. q 103 Raffia Road for three years, ending a long, f ’yv ria m i shore with Communist East Eu­ "Each agency will review the charges despite repeated re­ Yugoslavia, quests by newsmen. THOMPSONVILLE steady cUmb. rope. activities of all offices for the Now, it has started down. I At the time of the Czechoslo­ existence of any practices that OPEN TONIGHT Until 8 Nearly all major denomina­ Italy Build vak Invasion the .Italian govern­ are or nilght leod to segregation Communist Chiers Son tions, Protestant and Roman Waring Solid Stale ment, after consultations with and take Immediate action for Studios in London Catholics toot year slowed to Washington, reportedly told Bel­ Saturday Until 7 Zenith AM/FN PANASONIC* Friendship their elimination. Complete LONDON (AP) Valentin their lowest gains in decades. grade that Yugoslavia could elimination of segregation and Ceausescu, 20-year-old son of Some, such as United Method­ By EDWARD MAORI pull all troops arvay from the discrimination with regard to President Nicolae Ceausescu of ists, United Presbyterians, Italian border and rush them to meetings, office space and re­ OPEN SUNDAY 8 Push Button Personal AMMiclated Pn ld F or By FritaiOB o f R Twetoer Conmdttne We reserve the right lo limit quantiiies CAP and MCP CHARGE CAROS a c c e p t e d O*. EXIT 93. WILBUR CROSS FARKYAV OPEN UTE EVERY NIGHT PAGE FOURTEEN \- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., PRH>AY, OCTOBER 10, .1969 V A South Windsor MANCHBarmc f v e n i n g h e k a l d . M a n c h e s t e r , p o n n ^ PRroAY, ocraBER lo, i 9 6 9 South Windsor PAGE FIFTEEN I t AR. GAXElC*iV^ G>lt Walkout Now Official; Vernon?. In addition, the State Board •B>' CLAY K. POLLAK of Education relmbunea a ARIIS Townes ^Prudent‘Progress^ LIMA laiF* phrt of the anmstl opuat- MAS. 21 Your Daily Aefivity Guitia Si^T. 2i Classman Five Area Plants Affected - J (* '' Aceordina to thm»Siart. T* Vo-Ag, 22 Years Old, tog expense whirti Indudes Colonel Defends To develop message for Saturday. OCT. 22 trachers’ salaries, normal Called Lesson for State 9-27-3J.S2 H A R T ^ R D , Conn. (A P ) — day, later raldng the mimber |ySAb3-73 reod words corr^sporxiing to numbers 4. 6-16-24/C tearWiig sigipUes, Janitor aerr- 41-77.78 VS Names Aide A union vote by employes o f of suspenstons to 2,000. Tlie sus­ The minority leader in the aerved and the public is cordisd- TAURUS of your Zodiac birth sign. toe, repairs, heat and electrici- SCORPIO Oolt Industries Inc., major man- pensions were to be lifted today. Started in Basement Af». 20 my Conditions at Dix state House of Representatives ly invited to attend, I N 31 Uod Councilman Abraham Olasa- g Town Council on the Democra­ Over l(» area art lovers and ^49-32-82-87 5 You 35 EmotionbI 36-39-40.43^ began two days before as a wild­ soldiers In Vietnam, was at a system has changed fooe since A rm y ccdonel has defended was left open and water poured state would be wise to take a to be taught by Gordon Kac- 65 Teomwork 66-76-e049i tic ticket, announced this week Vernon fallow buaineasmen ettended CIMINI 6N«w 36 Kttp 66 Your cat walkout. standstill Tuesday and Wednes­ K was started 22 years ago In treatment of prisoners at the FL •n him In December weather. lesson from the "prudent pro- Donald. Thse classes w ill be 7 Your 37 Locol that he has named Lewis J. 67 Ventures SAGITTARIUS■ I MSRIW# the preview showing of a new Dix stockade after hearing Lee and Kunnea said the gress” effected by the admlnis- held on Monday evenings, sUut- MAT 21 8 Somothing 38 You 68A4bfl Dube, a local Insurance mani ’m e dispute invtdvlng about day. the basement of Buildhig A at 9 Tf«n*oo«rs 39 In 69 People WOK School SL A on School Menus art gallery in Vernon lost night charges by a soldier and a clvU- ■tockade was bulK to accommo­ tratlon of Mayor Howard Fitts Ing Nov. 8 at the Community 'r'l-JUNl to as hls canqxiign manager. 2,000 members of the United ' "me company said ’mursday 10 Inttreitino 40 Lint 70 Hidden Dec.FC. tt t Omnibus One is located in the lan doctor that prisoners were date 350 priaooera and contains o j l - 53-S9- « 11 Think 41 Originol 71 Evening Meanwhile, two other local Auto Workers Local 876 was ex­ that "less than h a lf" the day Reporting on the strides and the Republican council in Hall on Main 8t. from 7:80 to 19-22.23.50/?? F o r N ext W eek Post Rood Ploia on R t 80 and town. 9:80 p.m. &ite-71-79-90 l2 C fim 42 Your 72 A ^ businessmen, Clifford W. Sheer pected to halt almost all opera- shift showed up for work In In tWa department. Superinten­ subjected to torture and bnitsU- about 750. They aaid 90 per cent 13 About 43 With 73Todoy 5W 1-74 is now in tbe businesa o f seU- ty. CANCIR )4 0eol 44 Bt 74 Moterioliie and Robert J. Krepclo, have an- tlons at Ave OoK plants in the Hartford! However, the Hartford dent of Sdwols, Raymond of thooe In It are there for going Speaking at the opening of MacDonald will work on an CAPRICORN The fbUowlng lunches w U l be ing the woriDi o f artiste prima­ .,*iJUHttl 15 Study 45 Problems 75 Counts notmeed that they are organis­ Hartford area. Times reported that the plant’s RamsdeU said this week the Col. A.J. Neolon said Thuro- AWOL. Republican Headquarters at the individual basis, so beginners Ventur«t 46Choroettr 76 Firtortciol Die. tt aerved In aX Venum schools rily from thia pert of tbe state h jU LY tt 17 Cortfully 47 Introduced ing a Republicans tor Henry or­ program started in 1947 with 48 day. "If we at F t Dix receive A t Ft. Dix, (Tol. Nealon. the Sullivan Ave. Shopping Center, and advanced students w ill be 77 Methods JAH. If A telegram to UAW Presldeiit closed clrcuR television diowed next week: and 4«lngfleld, M aas. u 16 Wtll 48 M o r^ 78 Externively students and by 1964 the num­ word of a particular ineteent of information officer, said he State Rep. Stewart B. McKln- welcome. There is a limited en- f S 8-10-13-34 ganization In support o f Demo­ Walter Reuther Thursday night no one at woric In the two msdn Monday, vegetable soup, 19 ExpEcted 49 Coneelling 79 Foftunote 14-17-21-3341 Its owners are presently harassment or maltreatment, couldn’t understand why such ney of Fairfield contrasted the rollment and anyone wishing to 1 ^ 37-46-37 20 Could 50 Could 80 Limitotions 43-63-73 R cratic Councilman Dcmald Hen­ Informed him that Oolt was hold­ gun assembly areas or the ship­ ber had decreased to 25 stu­ and pickle sandwich, potato "tight rein, on expenses" of the register may call Mrs. Vernon LIO 21 With/ 51 Good 8i Horsh ry, who is also standing for re- dents. low ing about 120 paintings in the aUegatlon is Immedtately in­ matters were not brought to the 22 Monty. 52 An 82 Importont AQUARIUS ing the union responsible for the ping department. chips and apide crisp. JULY.2i 23 Goins electhm. Dr. RamsdeU, In hls report all media and ejq>ect to douMe vestigated and, if K is factual, aKentlon of Ft. Dbc authorltieo. Fitts Republican administration Petersen on Main K. I 53 Mor>ey 83 Tolents JAH. to effects of the wildeaC walkout, OoK recently increased its Tuesday, Italian spaghetti ^vith the "fiscal irresponslbll- Voter Session 4^ Aua. tt 240f 54 Generous 84 From Dube in response to his ap­ Joins Practice. to the Board of Education, ex­ that figure with paintings done appropriate (UKipUnary aotkm He aaid be could not comment 25Moy 55 To ni. spfdcesman added OoK seeks a manufacture of M-16s to 60,000 with meat sauce, tossed salad, 85 Abrood plained that It was at this low by VetTum area artists. Is taken against the defendant” on the particular allegations by lly"- of the state government The Democratic Party has 5-23-44-47 26 Portntr't 56 Disclose 86 Now 11-18-28-Mi pointment said that he "was minimum ot $600,000 a day dam­ a month. Vienna bread and butter, mixed headed by Democratic Gov. announced that Party Head­ >-84-83 27 Will 57 Indiceted 87 Dote 68-72-i delighted to be able to assist David A. Gibson, who plans point In 1964 that the State De­ fruit cup. The gallery is a venture of He was relaying to stotemente Sgt. L «e and Dr. Kunnea, but be 28 Btfort 58 Foil '88 Letter ages. The union has aidted to meet John Nl- Dempsey. VIROO to Uve at 396 Woodland St., has partment -of Education was made earlier Thursday by Dr. said, "W e are as concerned as quarters will be open all day 29 Ntetssitott 59 Luck 89 Now PISCIS Mr. Olaasman in nls campaign. About 280 workers began the with management to discuss the Wednesday, veai cuUet with two stockbrokers, Douglas McKinney pointed to the com­ AU9. it 30 Should 60 This 90 Too Abe’s record of independent Joined the law firm o i Apter, sponsoring a bill to establiah Richard Kunnes, a member of anybody . . . if any reqxMialble from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. tomorrow walkoiK ’Tuesday at a jSont In grievances, but the company tomato sauce, mashed potato, Chaffin of East Longmeadow pletion ot the Timothy Edwards vilSW. 22 10/11 thinking and non-partisan ef­ Nahum and Lenge, 49 Peart the leftist Medical Liberation citizen has facte concerning any to coincide with the hours of U A tt.to '^ ^ neighboring West Hartford says It will negotiate only after Regional Vocational (Tenters buttered uraxed beans, bread and Ronald Marrocco o f Vernon Middle School, the construction 13-30-36 forts over the past two years 9t., Hartford. within local high schools. Front (M L F ), and by Sgt. Sel- type of maltreatment at the Ft. the last regular voter-making ) Advene Neutral 2- 7-26-31^ where M-16s are tested and as­ all employee are bock on the and butter, butterscotdi pud­ Garden Apts., Rockville, and an T h tri art btHar thiR ^ to do thaR Eorabfchig n i waxlai of a new town hall and a sew­ 70-8346 fe4847 R .. as a member of the town coun­ Gibson has recently complet­ ding. wyn J, Lee, a former military Dix stockade we at Ft. Dix session to be held before the sembled. Tlte walkout spread to Job. ’The Vernon Board of Educa­ engineer, Steven Figure of Mar­ age treatment plant and the im­ cil certainly qualifies him for ed two years of service in the line Dr. policeman assigned to guard the would appreciate their brii«lng town election in November. Cedt’s main manufacturing jSant tion voted to apply for such a ’Thursday, hamburg on a bun, plementation of a fbll-time pol­ After tomorrow only those re-election. It is indeed rare U.S. Arm y as a legal assist- Ft. Dix stockade. it to our attentton." in Hartford Wednesday. center and in the DaU o f 1967 cole slaw, pickles, aiq>lesauce a ttabbon kitoboR floor - Como too * ^ lR y l ViRyl” by ice force as evidence of the for­ whose voting rights have re-, when a man places primary im­ euice officer. He is a graduate At a news conference in New Nealon said, "A t the Ft. Dix Union Local President Phil QeUer State Pensiems was notified by the State Board and cookies. ward looking attitude of the in­ cently matured will be eligible portance on what is in the best o f Manchester High School, the of Education the request hod ToUand County York, sponsored by the MLF stockade the men e€u:h day Moratorium Support college of WllUam and Mary at Wheeler said the local was seek­ Friday, baked fish flUet, cumbent Republican administra­ to register. interest of the town before par­ To Cost $300 Million been granted and the $140,000 and the MlUtory Law Panel, have access to ch^Ialns and tion. Williamsburg, Va., and the Unl- ing authorization o f the strike HARTFORD (AP) — Ooimecti- mashed poUto, buttered corn, The headquarters will be open ty politics." was available tor construction. Lee said, "I personally have m iniaten of all talUis. ’They CoacoloRm — ooYor ooods waxiRy oad a bitozo to cloaa! versHy of ConnedUcut School of from the UAW*s natfoaal head­ cut taxpayers face a $300 mll- bread and butter, strawberry 4-H Banquet "A ll this with only a mode.st for information, rides to the Dube, a vice president and Construetkm on the center be­ witnessed mony'acts of bruftall- each day have available mem­ increase in the 1969 mill rate,’ Law. At the university, he was quarters. During the first two, , lion obligation financing re­ Jello with topping. isiifc is Town Hall, baby-sitting,''regard­ secretary of Burgess-Dube In­ gan In June 1868 and the faelH- ty by guards. I liave personally bers of the inspector general’s he noted. Snowballs in U.S. a memiber of the National Moot days he and other local union tirement benefits for state em­ served with oU meals. Slated Tomorrow less of party preference. surance Agency of 1083 John Ues were avallaWe when Rock- been threatened by my superior department who are specifically A ViklRg KHebofl Car|Mt may bo tbo ootwor to y o ir blaos. The Dempsey years, on the Court Team, the Student Boaid ofAcials urged employes to re­ ployes, the Connecticut PuUic There will be an informal a f­ (Conttimed from Page One) vtoRy stu d en t who Fitch Blvd., was instrumental vlUe High School moved trom with both physical and legal re­ there to find out if there are any of Public Defenders and the Stu­ turn to work because the walk­ Awards will be presented at other hand, have brought noth- Students for McCarthy; in organizing the Chamber of Expenditure Onincb (dPElC) tte Sykes building to Loveland prisals." complalnta and then to Investi­ ing but spiraling deficlte he ter-church open house “at ^jem- Dem- expressing "disappointment and ^ Mt^arthy; Da out was unauthorised. The superintendent ejqilained the 4-H Annual Livestock Ban­ Commerce and served as its dent Bar Aasodatlon. IJe is a said Thursday. HUl at mid-year 1989. Kunnes sold he had visited the gate them.” added, citing thf ^ million disgust” with his j^Ucles. Mixner and David Hawk that with the aixe and taciUUes quet to be held tomorrow at first president in 1968. He has member of the Hartford Coun­ One issue that sparked the Connecticut has "th e nation’s Ft. Dix stockade several times day from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. 1716 Chanceiior OlenlTs.'i^ke of “ WasWngtwi, (Tomparing the faciUUes as of the department now, students 6:30 p.m. at the Northeast worth of red ink in 1967 and "a been active in civic affairs and ty B at , AssoclaUon, the 'Con­ original walkout was alleged mort poorly funded” system, the and spoken with form er prison­ they were 22 years ago and oa are enabled to specialise in Schoed in Rockville. ’Ihe dinner Hartford Blackout record breaking $153 million In residents the 19 California State Colleges ^ politics in both East Hartford necticut Bar Association and work Sunday by supervisory per­ OPEC said following a study of ers and their families. they are today. Dr. RamsdeU their particular area of Interest. Is sponsored by the Tcdland H AA’TFCMID (A P ) — A black- 1969." Windsor and it affords prohibited teachers to dismiss • the American Bar Association. sonnel in the West Hartford slU ether state retirement sys­ and South Windsor for many said In Building A, the diop Oourty 4-H Blue Ribbon Beef “ The medical oondiUons in ote traced to an underground JOHN'S FLOOR COVERING " I only wish that the Demp- residents the opportunity. -to classes and ordei-ed disciplinary ■“ He and his wife, the former plant. Union members felt the tems. The faculty has been enlarged years. He resides with his Club, Sheep (Tlub and Swine the Ft. Dix stockade embrace a networic in the South End left INC. sey spending could be matched '"®®‘ Democratic candidates action for those who disobey. Donna McNelU, have a son work should have been done by facilities w ere inadequate then. and agriculture is taught In wife, the former Bleaiwr Rossi "Connecticut’s state govern­ Project members. spectrum trom conventional 254 BROAD ST,. MANCHEHTER • 649.9479 by accomplishments,” he told '"form ally. Coffee and dough- Gov. Kenneth Curtis of Maine, Matthew. * A very rigid course of study unite. some 460 cuatomere of the Hart­ of East Hartford, and their two imlon employes at double-time ment is salting away and lit- Achievement certificates and medical neglect and malprac­ the group. nuts are free. Frank Licht of Rhode Island Arson Trial: wages. was followed including crops The local center serves nine ford EHectrlc Light Oo. In that children at 4S Tallwood Dr. In veetlng virtually nothing toward such as potatoes and tobacco, county awards will be present­ tice to outright purposeful phys­ YM CA Officers ------and Francis W. Sargent of Mas­ towns, including Vernon. ’Tltey aroa wlUtout power tor more STORE HOURS: O p«i MiM..Sat. 8:30fuia. te 5:30 m >l Wapping. The company said the strikers future retiremMit benefits,’’ the ed. Speakers Include Albert B. ical torture," he said. The Wapping YMCA was re- Manchester Evening Herald ______dairy and poultry farming. are Bolton , EIHi^fon, Bast than 1% hour* Thurodsy. sachusetts endorsed the protest. ^ t h Sllcer and Krepclo have T w o M en, G irl failed to abide by the grievance CPEXJ report said, "ajtd -instead Camel Whip Each studenL Dr. RamsdeU Windsor, Manchester, Somers, Gray, 4-H (Tlub agent; Dr. W. Lee cited as an Instance of Ttie blackout began about 4 ThanBdajrs8:S0aAii.to9:00MB. named the South Windsor Windsor correspondent So did Mayors Jirfin V. U n ^ y commended Henry on hls ef­ provisions in their contract and is tapping ciurent contributions said, had to pursue the same South Windsor, Stafford and A. Cowan of the University of "torture" a stockade prisoner P^n., the company said, and WMCA over the summer in or- Carol Moulton, tel. 6M-8714. of New York, Jerome Cavanagh forts on behalf of all age groups In ju re d D u rin g suspended 300 West Hartford tram employes to help meet an­ course of study because a lack ToUand. OonnecUcut, College of Agricul­ who he said had tried to escape. power was restored grtidualy saveder toev IndicateiSkUI^^CR-M; thatumi IIUIts HtSTVlCeaservices ------"Aof A./VtlT/tiDetroit OflQand mCl Richard C. Lee of Upsets Rohan in town saying that "Henry is workers who walked out Tues­ nual penslui payments.” ot faclUtles limited the scope Besides the original grant of ture who w ill discuss "Careers He said the prlacmera’ clothes beginning sL 6:46 p.m. worthy of your Republican vote. Feud in Hartford In Agricidture" and Dr. L. A. ^utoSouth Windsor‘s Windsor. W i l l Moratorium (AP) — An and variety of the program. $140JX)0, which w m t toward The Boston City Council Sheer, a locsd cmttractor, is Malkus, also from the QiUege The Board of Directors elect­ Arab whip with a hidden dagger HARTFORD, Conn. (A P ) __ ’Things are far different to­ purohase of equipment as wen called on Mayor Kevin White to president of Clifford Sllcer Con­ ot Agriculture, who will speak ed for the first year under the Yield Ideas was produced today at the A1 A feud between two motorcycle day. ’Ihe enrollment for thts as oonefnKtian. Dr. Romsdeil struction Co., Inc. He is also on ’The Uveotook Program 4~k 17 J . W 7 o *®* appropriate moratorium Aksah arson trial, and Us ap­ g»ngs erupted Into a shooting for Flowors,' artuxU year Is close to 200, with new banner include: Chairman president o f the Hartford Coun­ said the cost to the town has not from 1968 to 1970." iin H inaing W a r r observances and asked Nixon to Thursday in which two men and 90 of these day studente, 88 Dexiter Burnham, vice chair­ pearance seemed to agitate the ty Homebuilder’s Association. been excessive. ’Ihe state has WASHINGTON f API Pan ®^^ ^® '^ar. TTie New York City a 10-year-old girl were wounded. In greeiAouse and landM^pe Slides will be shown by R e­ man John Dean, treasurer John young Australian who has ad­ Krepclo is president of the also granted funds tor addi­ ‘foo'b.ed to take a stand Bruce Ela, 36, of Hartford was and about 80 attending the adult becca Niederwerfer, George Woodcock, secretary Mrs. Rog- Oeorge Bush of Texas, a Repub- *“'‘® ® mlttedmitted setting fire tOto‘the ‘t ancient Greater Hartford Electrical tional equipment. Students from er OotUe. Mean who toured college cam- ° I* , , P™ ® ^- but 89 New York mosque in Jerusalem. in serious condition at Hartford Parkhill-j oyce evening classes. Hopkins and Bmeraon Aborn er Oottle. " Mean who toured college cam Contractor’s Association and other towns pay a tuKton fee. Jr. state legislators backed it. ~The prosecuUon said the Hospital with a leg wound; Rich­ The board* will hold regular puses last spring to assess the president of Robert’s Electric Many protesters aroynd the weapon was among defendant ard Masoone, 20, of Hartford monthly meetings on the first mood, hopes constructive Co. In South Windsor. He is also Flower Shop country will wear black arm- Denis Michael Rohan’s posses­ was hospitalized in satisfactory Monday of each month. Next suggestions on ending the Vlet- a member of the South Windsor Frank Oabeler. Proprietor bands to note the more than sions when he was arrested condition, and Penny Rose, a meetlng will be Nov. 8 at 8 nam war emerge from next Rotary. M l MAIN ST., MANCMBSTEB p.m. at the homfs of Burnham week’s moratorium. 40,000 Americans killed in Viet­ Aug. 23, the day after the blase bystander, was treated for a (Next to Hartford Nattaml on Main St However, ho isn't optimistic. nam, and lists o f the war dead that enraged the Moslem world. wounded finger and released. Bank) like a box seat for Lioaders are being sought to The son of former U.S. Sen. will be read at memorial serv- Such whips, tor use on cam­ Cary Grant C^ets Police arrested two men In s TES—WB DBLIVEB e head some o f ithe groups. Vol­ Prescott Bush of Greenwich *®*®’ ®"®b service will be ®'®'els, “are *’® sold *"In .touristtourist shops connection with the shooting, Fhonesi 6M-0791—648-1448 unteers are also needed to pro­ Coim., said in an Interview *'®*‘* ^ ® 8‘ '’e«t financial throughout the Holy City. PoUce More Visitation Rights which occurred at Grand and vide automobile transportation Thursday he does not oppose the ^‘•“^ct In Now York. Oabriel Itoshets testified LOS ANGELES (AP) — Vet­ Lawrence streets, outside the the Series? tor field tripe. Age groups are headquarters of the "Comman- student-lnspired moratorium but Candlight marches will be th- *1® eran actor Cary Grant and his boys and girls In Grades 4-6, cheros.” KoA^lski hopes somewhere in the demon- held In many cities. Coretta th® <*urlng only child, 8-year-.. march In Washington. ™ ® 38-year-old Australian Superior Court. subnjlt lfU_propam at the next ..pm inclined to feel then began tapping on hia bul­ other club, the "R is e rs " of New­ Door canopies, BoH-up Awnings, Canvas Awnlnn Beoaired Here it is! A go-where- Grant’s fourth wife, the there But In Charleston, W.Va., Po- ington, was booked on two l^|rovered. Tiedown Service and Storage. B ^ S 'c a n ^ ^ ’ letproof glass booth to catch the youngster’s mother, agreed to «OM‘"^ d ’ ^he‘^iL!eH instruction;,’^ Hce ^ le f Dallas Bias refused a counts of assault with Intent to pair^ or blade New To Your Pattern All Wore Cnafnm attention of hls defense attor­ the revisions Wednesday. She is schools to bo used for programs ^ h, L**' i-i » • par^e permit to the Charleston commit murder. “ Fasteners. Storm ^m SS^ will be announced Bush said it Is an error to say Coalition for Peace. ney, YlUhak Tunik. Rohan was actress Dyan Cannon, 81. Randolph Berne of Newington, (lalouMe Units. Wateiprooflng^ Compound Fw TMiim. Raaa. unusually animated as he talked Henceforth, the 66-year-old scxDres with a member of the Risers, was you-go color portable actor will have custody of Jenni­ Heavy Duty Zippers, Venetian Blinds, Alnmlman Shutters, Program, chairman Ted Bur- ^ ------charged with aggravated as­ ™ Jn'tt.'ri'" ”■ »"•.<:rss.’Z. fer on alternate weekends; one bans, John Dean, Dan Ctor- ” " . 1?® . “ *** Bie common venation was not heard by any­ sault. . month each summer; half ^f ev­ coran: finance, chairman Rov .u "® ‘>«-®*«»ia‘ed, shifted enemy of the United States In one else. Mascone and Ela are report­ ery Christmas vacation and ev­ MANCHESTER AWNING CO. Browning; nominating commit- «1®. >'®®P®"*“ >'ii‘y to the South this conflict," Bias said, Tunik told the court on Tues­ edly members of the Ctomman- from Sylvania. tee, chairman Rev. Harold ^ ®^®*"e*e and made changes Woody Allen, the comedlan- ery Father’s Day, ______*94* — 196 W. C E N TB B WTIMnsyr ft im pi day that Rohan admits s t a r t in g cheros. Rlohardson; membership drive J* ^® t think he will writer-actor, announced he the mosque Are but contends he temporary chairman John 1®®? withdrawing troops,” would not perform In hU star- cannot be held responsible be­ Dean. Charles Warner, Ted o" *^‘® « Again, cause he is mentally 111. Burhans, John Bentley; consU- .“r*!. **® **opes troops Sam" on Broadway next The trail was adjourned until 16-30-3 play BONE IN AND JROWSEI tuUon committee In charge of Vietnam by 1971 Wednesday to support the mora- Monday, after 2H hours spent RED TAB SPECIALS rertslng th® bylaws. Chairman “ • He added he thinks the torium. He called on other by the defense a tt^ e y ^ ^ ln O K N DAILY Sophie Kowalski scores a touchdown fluff-dried laundry. Join the Luckies on the home Ted Burhans, Russ Romeyn, P**®*i^®"t has . concluded the Broadway —caste *_ *_to stop work“tor . . crosi^xam'lnteg . . the“ I ^ ” cleril ON MANY Dan Corcoran, and public re- 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. every washday with her 16-30-3 play. She passes team. Score with fast, economical natural gas lartions, Ruth Warner. ey re"L f"** “‘® •»®™®®1®«" hotri where lEAUTIFUL ®y oeing put Into Vietnam are The Idea for a moratorium Rohan stayed before the Are Sunday 1 •- S5 p.ip.m.. 16 pounds of wet wash to her new gas dryer, waits drying. Be a winner every washday. Call CNG in The Recreation Department ‘"■Proportionate to our naUonal day began with Jerome Groes- 'Tunik sought to establlrti such PANELS • Fam ily . , , . ^ ">«"■ " Ho»‘on businessman who points as the times when Rohan 30 minutes, and, presto, for only 3 cents a load, Hartford (525-0111) or In New Britain (223-2774) SkaUng Night at the Hartford *" >"ln«l. he said, the wanted a general strike against came in and out whether he she's across the goal line with a basket full of ... or see your gas appliance dealer soon. *^**®*' empharts la put more heavily on the war. Thia was modified by rang the bell or knocked at the "®’‘*' equ pplng the South Vietnamese former backers of Sen. Eugene *‘ HoU for flankers and ^>llt ends. Brawn, a former Harvard Dl- "cornerbacka" or ’’aafeUea.’ ’ i OF PLYWOOD" will be closed next Monday In »«««- «r swenra. observance of the Columbua ------— ------Day holiday. Tho town dump, due to the vital nature of its services, will FALL FIX-UP FESTIVAL remain open. Aptihide Test The 1989 Preliminary Scholas­ INTRODUCING! tic Aptitude ’Test will be ad­ PLAN NOW FOR A COMFORTABLE \ ministered to present Juniors at South Windsor High School Oct. 26. Students should regtstor for the test In the guidance offices FALL and WINTER 4x8 PANELS prior to Oct. 22. A fee o f $2 to TImog Ponds orn cover costs should be deposited eOLDEN SAND FULL FEATURED PERSONAL at the time of registration. NOT SECONDS NEW SIMULATED PORTABLE COLOR TV. Exciting per­ TTie P8AT Is used hv sec­ $5Jt TV RECEPTION or REJECTS sonal portable color T V with puBh but­ ondary school for guidance ton APC tuning. 102 sq. in. screen. Carry purposes. TTie PSAT Is a two- PANELS When you can't be in the stands you REMODELING eOLDEN TROPIGANA from room to room; equipped with hide­ hour version of the Cbllege need a Sylvania TV. Sylvania brings away carrying handle. Excellent perfor­ Board Scholastic Aptitude Test SMS all the thrills and excitement of (SAT), which many colleges re­ r mance from 3 stage I.F. circuitry. quire some or all of the'r ap­ b y World Series action right into your Lighted channel indicators. Earphone plicants to take. Both teats are own hoiqe. In living color too. Year jack. Contains many deluxe features designed to measure verbal and after year. If you can’t be in the usually found only in fine consoles. mathematical abilities Im­ REC ROOMS Aimstronq Announcos Comb. Sfofm SUSPENDED CEILINGS Attractive Walnut grained plastic portant in college work. CONSTRUCTION THE NE¥fEST IDEA IN stands, order a Sylvania. Why not do Parents may call guidance of­ PORCHES Wtwdews 8 Doen CARPET TILES — it today 7 cabinet. D E L U X E M IN -M A X CB35W. fices at the high school for ad­ snvicis ditional information. ROOM ADDITIONS Popch ledoBMws DO A COMPLETE HANDY STICK lACKI Art Meeting TTie October meeting of the MODERN AheiriiMm SMktq CEILING, THE TRULY D04T- South Windsor Art Leagi^e will PANEL AND GRID YOURSELF CARPET dqnt^ be held next Monday evening kitchens Getfen 8 Leaderi at the (im m u n ity Hall on Main W i DO THE settieforfcss St. at 8 p,m. Guest speaker for RATHROOMS FOR A 12 X 12 \ ROOHNG ^ t h a n a i at NBRMAN’S j; thla meeting will be Ohristopher COMPLETE JOI ROOM Morton, head of the Department S y t v a n i a l of Art Education at the Univer­ INCL PLUMMNO. sity of Hartford, and a former WIRING. HEATING teacher and director of art for only * 2 9 9 - ” the Suffleld Public Schools. - ' V He received his BA In Psy­ chology from Amherst College CONSTRUCTION In 1968 and an M AT degree in art from Wesleyan in 1963. Dur­ HONORGILT ing the 1966-87 academic year SERVKES lu- CASH A CARRY PRICES OPEN till 9 PM. TONIGHT he took a leave of ahaenoe to - T CpNSTRUCTIONV 301 A D A M S study toward a Master of Fine \WITH AN ADDim EXTRA- Arts degree at the Tyier School \RT. ^ A p -BOLTON ^ m e r of HUUard SL fU f. 69c. PAYMENTS TAItORED TO YOUR BUDGET of Art In Rome. ’Hils past sum- MandiMitep—646-2855 FREE DEUVtalY N O W y m sr he directed Itie Cummlng- C A U NOW ton School of the Arte in Mas­ TEL FREE BSTIMAn sachusetts where he has taught for four years. BUBVINa B A am N OONMBOnODT W E HONOR •0 DIFFBIENT TYPES ON DISPLAY Mary Jean Vogt, chairman of OVER TWENTY TBABS the meeting, has asked all mem­ LOW. LOW PRICES AND bers to bring a painting to be FREE INSTRUCTION Judged for the "PalnUng of the BUDGET PLAN UP TO 8 YEARS You CAN STILL SAY V w c Month.’’ Refreshments will be "CHARGE IT!" iOORLKT HARTFORD RD. - NEAR MdUE - NANBHESTER 4 N 'V ■ ______^ ■ ■ ■■ -\ \ ■\ PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HEHALD. MANCHESTER. OONN^ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1909

Section Two FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1969 Aanrlipatpr FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1969 Pages 17 to 32

Vem on Custodian^s Appointment Backed by School Panel H m Grievance Committee of Novak and Jooeph Regina had the Board o f BducaUcn has re­ taken toe test but, according to affirmed the board’s aM>olnt- superintendent Dr. Raymond ment of Behastlsn Ruggiero as Ramsdell, Novak Md not turn head custodian at Rockville in his examination papers as he High School and has ao notified was Instructed to do. the custodian's unSon. . Lawrence Caociola, who rep- Taking issue with the appoint­ reaented toe union at toe hear­ ment, union represen tatlvee ing claimed that toe union felt " called tor a hearing which was that the two men with aenlor- On a Bakery-Fresh Hot Toasted 5 Bun... held last week with the board's Ity righto, Novak and Regina, committee. were bypaaaed. The board contended that It Cacclola aald that Ruggiero hired Ruggerto after an exam­ had only been in the system ination was given to him and since July 1 and should have two other custodlana. The hir­ been considered as on probation ing was done, aooofdlng to the until tha end of 60 days. The board, on the basis o f skill and appointment as head cuatodlan ability. The imton contended was made Sept 1. Project 69 Officers that seniority should have been Atty. Schwebel explained that The third annual Brotherhood Council. Punds raised from the consideration. aklU and ability came first and The ruling, reaffirm ing the In Action Charity Ball is less Project 88 will help the DAC to then, sanlortty. The committee than one month away, and begin several ontldrug pro­ board’s appointment, was felt the other two men were drawn up by Town Counsel Ab­ Prancli A. Mafte Jr. of the grams. not qualified tor toe Job. Campbell Council, Knights ot This year's project is perhaps bott Bchwcbel. The Grievance It union members are not Committee has been empower­ Columbus, and Peter Sllverberg the most amblUoua yet, because satisfied with the decision, the of the Charter Oak Lodge, B'nal the problem of drug abuse Is ed to act bn behalf o f the en­ nekt step wil be to go to ar- tire Board o f Bkhicatlon. B'rith, are among several BIA not as visible to everyone and bUratlcn. As the decision of tha At the hearing last Tuesday officers who are intensifying the. positive reeults of your arbitrator would be binding on Experts Examine Toys for South Church Fair it was brought out that Joseph their efforts to ensure the pro­ work and oontributlons are both parUea, both w ill have to ject's success. harder to see compared to the Gettingr a play-view of some of the toys which will Cornell of 120 Delmont St. The fair will be held agree as to who that arbitrator The ball wtU bo held Nov. 8 be available at the South United Methodist Church will be. programs of the last two years. Saturday, Oct. ,18, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the Students To Hear at the State Armory. It, and a With Project 67, people could annual fair are, from left, Susan Weinberg, South Church campus. There will be a coffee shop, Toutb Maas souvenir program, are the main se4 a clothing atore as tos re­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Weinberg Jr. of luncheon, and games for all. Last year the fair A Toting People's Mans will methods of raising money for sult of their efforts; with Talks About Jobs BIA's' Project 88. which is the 197 Highland St.; Steven Patarini, son of Mr. and be held in St. Bernard's Church Project 68. they could see the drew about 1,000 people from the Greater Ihirtford Manchester High School gul- financial backing of the Man­ Hall on Sunday at 8:80 p.m. to new equipment at Ckmp Ken­ Mrs. Val Patarini of 57 Constance D r.; and Eliza­ area on a very rainy day. (Herald photo by Bucei- danea department w ill eponsor chester Drug Advisory CouncU start off the year tor St. Ber- nedy; but at the conclusion of beth Cornell, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Gary vicius) career programs by four speak­ nard'a CTO. (DAC). ers Tussday during the X Project 89, there will be very The apeotal Maae wtH be fol­ BIA Is a combination of Char­ little visible reward. period. lowed by a color film concerned ter Oak Lodge of the B’nal The rewards will come olowiy Special Events 12th Circuit Ronald V. Bchmala of Man­ with toe generation gap entitl­ B'rith, Campbell Council of toe Rev. Simpson To Observe chester Memorial Hospital will and without much fanfare, but ed, "Where Were You at the Knights of Columbus, Priend- they may well be even more End Concordia’s present a program about Job BaUle of toe Bulge, Kid" shlp IxMlge of Masons and the Court Cases opportunities at the hospital. He Important than the other 25 Years at Center Church The program is tor aH high Manchester lod ge of Masons. projects. Celebration Year w ill show film s and discuss op­ school students In the parish. MANCHESTER SESSION In 1887, BIA was solely re- BIA co-chairman Charloa G. The Rev. Clilford O. Simpoon, portunities In non-nursing, as RefreehmenU will also be eponslble tor providing the Canoordla Lutheran Church Netoon Carrier, 18, ot Rock- Pirie asks that those BIAC well ae nursing, areas. available. funds which started a clothing wlU culminate a year ot 76th viUe. ^eaded yesterday obs^^ve h t a ^ ^ v e l S l y oa Mrs. Mary Suhle o f Burton's membera holding patron tiokot A newlyform ed OatooHc store at the Manafleld Training receipts should mall them to 104 aanlvers^ evwte vrtth a din- to a cha^ of drlvtag a mdtor of Center CongregSLal w ill describe Jobe In the fash­ Young Adult Club of the Tol­ School. Until the establishment ner Saturday night and a special vehicle while his Ucense was chupd, „ „ Sunday He wlU ion, merchandising, and retail­ Weaver Rd. Alao, Plrle said land Oounty area will meet tor of the store, ths chUdron at persons wishing to purchase service Sunday afternoon. ^ d e r suspension. He was fined at both the’ srU and U ing flelda. the first time on October 18 at Manafleld had to wear toe About 280 are e:q>3Cted to at- a m- church services. His Mrs. Greta Rourke of MH8 clothes that were handed out to tickets can get them from ony I p.m. In the Church HaH of committee member or at the J't- tend, the dinner Saturday at 8 :30 ^ entered in the Christ Is home economics department Bt. Bernard Pariah. them from the achool's atore- p.m. in Kaiser Hall ot the Clark Arnold, 66, of Lord." w ill present possibllitlea for em- room—llks It or not. Now, the Park Hill Joyce Flosrer Shop, H ie ohtb, to operate on a re­ 601 Main St. church. Music wlU be provided Haza^vlUe, tore July formal recepHon tor the ploymant in that field. She will gional baale, will weloome as children can choose what thsy by members of the Landerman J c h ^ e d ^ th fraudulent is r« Sihipson is being diacuss types of Jobs for both proepectlve members singte want from a real storo, aad orchestra.—u„._ ^ cheek. planned for Pebruary when he high school and oollcgs gradu­ men and women between the they can try the garnnenta on In WeiHH To Attend Tile Rev.. Guenther SOppich observe Uie 28Ui annlver- ates. agee of 21 and 80 who attend one of toe store's dressing oVA t Reeuling,n«eHAuiK» Pa., x-tt., will W ill beu tg guest g u c a i ^ « ______. ___ , _ ’ “nr w*of hi.tua uiauzu&uuninstallation Uas nun- 2 tn . Rosemary PUk of Man­ any one o f toe eight pariehee rooms. Manager Confab l ^ h e r at the Smday service ” ctoirged ^ ^ t®a<*er at Center chester Community College will chairged with obtaining church. In toe oounty. The benefactor of Project 88 Tosm Manager Robert Watos at 4 p.m. in the church sanctu- speak on openings and oppor­ This Initial meeting will be was Camp Kennedy, a summer tunities In the secretarial field will be In New York City, Sa­ a "coffee hour" with the club camp for retardod children. turday through Wednesday, at­ Herman Stippich, former pas- laauance o f a rlieek t Haw 1844 was "Wow“ Now TeYe Are the tor the high school graduate. representaUves from St. Bor- The proceeds from Project 88 Studenta Interested In any of tending the 88th Annual Con­ naid’s, BUI ZavareUa and Gwen bought Bsveral pieces of equip­ ference of the International City Thomas Muldoon. 22, o f Cov- Ch*"®**, he has served as these areas are requested to ob­ Petltjean as host and hoatoee. ment for the camp. W m ii; tain peases from the guldanoe Management AoaoctaUon. The Emanuel Lutaeron entry, charged with breach of ">odarator of the ConnecUcut It wiU afford an opportunity tor Camp Kennedy, ostabilohed In In his absence. Town Counsel m m •ntoe to adtend programs of Church Men;s Chorus will par- p ^ g * ? S ^ i o r of J i ^ c l 00"*®“ "®® of Congregational membera to get acquainted and January 1884, wns named after John Shes sriU serve sa sotlng ^urches^ta ^ a their cboloe. to dlsouas toe future develop­ aaaasslnatod Prestdsnt John P. from Zion Evangelical Luther- ^ : ----- town manager. delegate in 1M8 and 19M to the ment of tha dub and Ito ao- Kennedy, and Project 68 was an Church, the Latvian Evan- ^ ^ * * ° * ^ °® ‘ - WThlle at tha confarenos at tha International Congregational ■ev. Uvltlas. dedicated to the momory of his Hilton Hotel, Wetaa wtll parti- gsUcal Church and Emanuel Cotmcil meetings in Holland.^ Dzen Low Bidder Lutheran Church, and former A^isiting Teacher AU young adults from toe late brother, atao’ asoaoslnated. cipate In s seminar on "Poltoa M iitors of Concordia have been He was granted a sabbatical For Sewer Work area are Inwlted and may ob­ Son. Robert P. Kaimody. and the ('omm unlty." In 1M7, and hs and bis wlfa tain furtoai Intormatton U de­ Project 88, aimed at helping Invited to attend. The A. IHwn Oonstruottoo Oo. One of tha thamea of the con­ Holds Bible Class spent the next year on a trip $15,000 O n Hand sired by oalHng ttw Rev. WTI- to oorobat tha growing problem ference Is "Bmphaals on Cltl- Mrs. Margarete McMullen Is of Manidisoter is the apparent Mrs. Nmrla Peters of Okla- around the world. An account Ibun P. M n a ld er a t S t Beiv o f drug abuse, la ths financial sen Participation In Local Gov­ For Art Projects low bidder for Inotalllng oiorm k Su ^ t h e “ r o ^ * P^**"® •®»ool and of their travels, "M y Window nard’a. backing of ths Drug Advisory ernment." ^eoA IS ui coarse oi me roa^i »___ v ______.n o*% W avm »» kw sewwrs, sanRaiy sewsrs and beef dinner. They win be assist Bible school teacher, w ill con- C)n the W orld," written by the S'juSn«iir,ss Special grant 2 funds s :.2 totaling s s wwter mains In the ParkerOak- Mrs. Max Schubert, ticket ®o- to sute profe-lonal arttaU mu] to, lowast cf obalrmen; and Ernest Scott. ® P *"- ‘1*« Church of ’ ’ >® Heralnatns>tJai to f~iniiiwnll waM _PUcter, William Demko, bto of the Manchester Church Advisory Council on Aging. The hiblUons, community or re- fo iis of OUatOT’ ;*s. • and Mrs. Joseph Garibaldi. of Christ. council. creat^ by the 1869 g,onal arts oiranlsatloo.. and General Assembly,Lssemblv. held itsIts or- in/ <*»y "••<>• 60,000 mile Ford Motor Co. Warranty! (1970 models carry a one year Giant HAMBURGER j plus the state co m n ^ on ers oonn. Arts Oommls- •<« <»»••• » • warranty). Federal Label List 64689. «*on. u a Capttol Ave., Hart- S A L E PRICE munlty affairs, consumer pro- tectlon, education and mental ______Mothers Circles I WITH CHEESE, LETTUCE, health. Sen. Barry said today tost Area Residents To Hold Banquet HERE ARE JUST TWO TYPICAL SAVINGS the firs) function of the coun­ Combined CatooUc Moth- O N T H E T E R R in C B U Y S YO U C A N M A K E N O W O N 69s! TOMATO, MAYONNAISE cil will be to make a recom­ I n OW l.J tlZ e n 8 an Clrrlaa will have its annual mendation to the governor on banqual Tuaaday, Oct. 38. at and P IC K L E ...... REG. the appointment of a commis- Bight Manchester area real- WlUle’s Steak House. The event MERCURY MARAUDER sloner for toe new Department dents became naturallaed cltl- will open with a social period of Aging. een, , ( toe United Statee, in at 8:80 p.m., and dinner wUI be 2-DOOR HARDTOP "A fter the oommUsloner on eeremonles tola morning at the aanrad at 7. aging U appointed,” Sen. Barry UJI. Dlatrtct Court In Hartford. Mra. John McNamara la aald, "the council will consult Judge P. Emmet Ctarie preeld- chairman of the event, ih e will Offer Good thru Sun., Oct. 26 with and advise Mm on toe be aasietod by Mrs. Thomas needs of elderly, with reepect They are Dr. and Mrs. Ruben Parker, co-chairman; Mrs. Her- ♦179$ to housing, emi^oymant, health, Pialkolf of 108 Dartmouth Rd.; hert atevenaon and Mrs. George recreaUon and other matters i « h Marie Menendei and Mim Tarko, Ucketa; Mrs. Robert _ W h ^ s the calch? There Isn't any. within the Jurisdictions] concern Joaphlna Menendea. both of 88 Naiswanger,tnvttaUons and g lT W is the suggested retail price at the port of toe department." Kennedy Rd.; Michael W. Ue- gUU; Mrs. John ColUne, puMlc- o f entry for the V W sedan. Sen. Barry said that the new mens of 283 Perguson Rd.; Sid- My: Thomas Parker, fl- Department on Aging was ereat- diq A. Sattar o f 88IA Lyman nance; Mrs. John McKeon, Mrs. The price includes the Federal excise tax .and ed In recognition of the need Rd., Bolton; John P . 0 ’8ullivsn Oerard Oaudreau, and Mrs. Import duty. for special governmental atten- of 84 Pine ^ ee Lmne, Wanptog; Wchaid Jennings, prgaram. hearty... beefy.. .juicy It also includes the built-in heater/defroster, t t o to the requirements of the and Mrs. Barbara A. Peterson Banquat tieheU may be ob- windshield washer, electric windshield wipers, elderiy. ^f 188 Hayas Ave., toined from the leaders of all outside rearview mirror, podded dash, front seat ______Orclas. heodresl^ and seat belts front and b a ^ N o t to mention the new electric rear-wbidow defogger ond live new Ignition/steering lock. and quick... everytime at (When the key Is removed, the steering wheel is ) locked in ploceJ Board of Education Marauder . . . makes s sportTng thing of luxury! Hero’s the prowling It’s the price o f the real thing, not a stripped, instincts of <}oagar, the elegance of Continenul. Unique from elegant down economy m odel grille to distinctive tunnel fastback. Sporty in its low-profUe, long-hood, W hat else^do you hove to poy9 shortrileck design nestled in a snug 121" wheelbase. And Marauder is The charge for transporting the cor from the M. Philip Susog authentically luxurious; from deep-loop carpeting to warm simulated burled-walnut inserts oh doors and instrument p a n ^ Finished in dark 501 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE port d f entry. The dealer delivery chorge.^ifiiKf Liv«8 At 46 Addmide Rokd with wife a i^ two ckiL local soles ta^ ivy grem metallic, with matching all vinyi interim, black vinyl roof. Op- ' \ ■' ' \ V ■ \ V There is one optional that mokes o lot oFsense. dr«BL IfandiM tcr rHident\28 jremn. Pi^Ject man- tionai equipment includes: Automatic, whitewall tires, power front diac The automatic stick shift. Ot eliminates the clutdi M fv Pratt ft Whitney Aircraft. Member South tonkas, power steering, radio, remote control mirror and tWuxe wheel. podoU United Methodist Church. Past president Coon. Federal Label List |4169. If ever you don’t feel like a Burger... there’s always “Something 99 that's iL B A LE PRICE Else Wen, 7 ^ Council of Chnrches. Chairman Conn. Stop Hunger Unless, o f course, you count the cost o f gas and Pssk Foret, n project of Church World Service;. ♦3372 o8 ft takes you to get here in your present car. Roast Beef... Chicken... Steak... Fish MORIARTY BROTHERS TED TRUpON, hic. VOTE lEPUBLICAN Tipcoto-Mereury-WiUys Jeep-Toyota” • t TM huid Tik*.Tskattvflk ■J ,-P 801-S16 Center Street M A N C H E ST E R 64B4U86 Open Evenings Except Thureday '’On the Level At Center and Broad”

t •. PAGE EIGHTEEN V \ MANCHESTER EVEIHNG HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY^ OCTOBER 10, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1969 PiAOB NDiBTBEN Gunman Watkins Funeral Service Is 95 Ye^s Old IF s F a ll Ed. NNote: ote: ThisThla hMnnrhistory nfo t Watkins Funeral Service is the Pulls Year’s ot Woodland! work o f Herbert W. Swanson, ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ who was with the firm for 40 46th Hijack G o r d o n s ! years. He retired in June 1068 Pal color and as advertising dlrectoc and MIAMI (AP) — A grubby but secretary. I pcdlte little gunman pulled the / boouty in yonr year’s 46th airiiner hijacking to Cuba Thursday. The passengers ★ Watkins - West Funeral PLAftr'ilOWI! included four major league ★ Home (owned and operat­ baseball players and a coach. ed by Watkins Bros., Inc.) The hijacker, slighUy buUt celebrates its 95th birth­ and s p e a l ^ Uttle Eng^lsti, todk day this month with the over the plane—National Air­ ★ opening of its newly en­ lines Flight 42 from Los Angeles ★ larged and redecorate fa­ to Miami—as it passed over Texas. M ore! cilities. It was designed by arcritect Thomas Johnson, .The Jetliner carried a crew of seven and 68 poesengsrs, includ­ ★ constructed by Leon Cies- ing Roger Creig, pitching coach zynski of Manchester and o f the San Diego Padree, Mel ★ supervised by funeral di­ Queen of the Cincinnati Reds, rector William J. Lennon. Dave Marshall of the san Fran­ The enlarged and remodeled cisco Giants, Dick Corkins of funeral home has an enUrely the Padres and Dennis Paepke ★ BOARD of DIRECTORS - new chapel of 1688 square feet o t the Kansas City Royals. ★ with a seating capacity of 180, Stewardess Ann Baker of Mi­ reception room for both chap­ ami said the man grabbed her els, an enlarged smoking room arm and ordered, "Havana, on the second floor and rest Cuba! Coclqilt!’’ MUMS ★ rooms on both floors. "He had a guiv a black gun,” N O W ONLY ★ The two chapels are designed Miss Baker told newsmen in Mi­ so the large family room can be ami when the airiiner completr used for either chapel, or the ed Its trip, four hours and six $1.19 enUre room opened so as to minutes late, after the unsched­ uled Havana stop. ★ seat more than 300 persons. Mias Baker said she led the Both chapels can be divided by ★ man to the cockpit and opened folding doors for smaUer fu­ the door. nerals. Ghrysanlheinums " I said to the fellows, T guess Begaiar $ IM The chapels are now atr- this is it,’ ” rile said. conditloned by a new central ★ Capt. George Glasgow of Mi­ Carrier air-conditioning system ami told the hijacker: "Don't to r $3JS5 W/ ★ which is thermostatically con­ point the gun. W e’ll take you to trolled with diffusers in the Cuba." ceilings. The hijacker handed notes to Bulbs— Pfant Now! A new, large display room several passengers. Queen’s 28- Bulbs— Plant Now! ★ has been located on the ground year-old wife, Gall, said she got Exhibition Size Bulbs ★ level with direct entrance from one saying: "Cuban refugee. Vi the private, off-street parking Please keep quiet. We’ll land In The Loivest! area which has also been en­ The exterior view shows the new addition to the right. Below is a view of the redecorated interior my homeland In two hours, larged. The entire first floor where are my wife and my HONORABLE ★ DAVID ODEGARD DONALD WELLS DONALD KUEHL JAMES FARR has been recarpeted wall-to- son.” NATHAN AGOSTINELLI WILLIAM DIANA wall with a carved stylised dia­ Craig said he and the four ★ mond pattern In a blue-green baseball players w ere headed coloring. Woodwork is painted for Venezuela to participate in a soft gray-green, and French Latln-Amerlcan play d u ^ g the Provincial open arm chairs and m ajor league o ff season. ★ love seats upholstered in gold. A National Airlines spokes­ ★ Draperies in the various rooms man said the oidy listed passen­ range from figured prints to ger who failed to return from TULIPS tone-on-tone damasks. Cuba was F. Blrera, who board­ BOARD of EDUCATION - Extensive landscaping has ed in Los Angeles. been done to beautify the ★ grounds. t t ★ Eric Sloane, Connecticut art­ (CHant Bed E m pem rl) ist, author and collector of Early F a irfie ld H ills American tools, recently stated that the reason so many old A rticle W in s line furniture stores o f New ★ England started out as funeral A P Contest ★ services may have been because NEW HAVEN (AP) — A news both coffins and furniture were ■tocy that atirred the state gov­ made of wood. That well may ernment into action was chosen have been the case, for W at­ today as the August winner in kins Bros., celebraUng Its 0Sth ★ . a series of monthly contests ★ anniversary this month, was ^xmsored by the Oonnecriout a I actually started as a funeral CROCUS ueswpojper menkbers o f The As- service on Oct. 8. 1874, and later added home furnishings, pianos aoclated resa. end organs to its business. It was written by Bob Chuvala ★ 86 for $l-16 It all started one day In Bast- o f the Danibury N ew eTlm es and ★ ford, Conn, where the Watkins told of inferior oondltloas extet- famUy Uved prior to coming ing for mentally U1 patients hi to Manchester. The family at­ the Fairfield HWs HoaplitBl in tended the funeral of Oen. Nath­ Newtown, a state inetUuUo^. aniel Lyons, first general to be The story, a oondensatlon of ★ killed In the Civil War. The two a aeries of Chuvala aittcles car­ ★ Watkins boys, Clarence O. and ried in the News-Tfanes, was ANITA MURPHY WALTER DOLL F. Ernest, were very much Im­ distributed by the A P and was' ROY CONYERS DOUGLAS KEHL WALTER SUSA6 R08ERT SPILLANE pressed by the pomp and dig­ published in many o f the states’ nity of the occasion, with the newspapers on Aug, 27. ★ horse-drawn hearse decorated Gov. John Demi»ey credited DAFFOUILS ★ with feather plumes, and all the die aitlclee for Ms appointment horse-drawn hacks rented from of a seveivman panel to investi­ livery stables In nearby towns. gate the conditions and operation 1 0 f , M J ) The service made such an Im­ ^ of all atate mental Mstituttons. ★ pression that when the Watkins ' Another development was the TREASURER ★ family moved to Manchester resignation of the Fairfield Hills’ and the Plnney Funeral Service superintendent. Jilufl can still be seen at 126 Wells elevator (the first elevator In a The story contests are open • Yews SELECm AN was later offered for sale, the feat In those days, and many Mills, Main St. stationer whose Pelellu and again at Okinawa. St. store In town) down to the first to staff members of all AP pa­ CONSTABLES boys Induced their mother to sidewalk superintendents watch­ store later became the Dewey- Gunnery officer R. Lee Wat­ In those ecrly daya '1 wn.-i floor shipping room, and back pers in the state whose entries sign a note for 11,800, with ed ns Alfred F. Street slowly Richman Co. kins, son of Bruce, will be the • Junipers ★ which they purchased the busi­ riiatomurv to make coffina to again following the service. moved the building, using a are distributed on (he news ★ Robert Anderson retired from fourth generation of the Wat­ "rder after a piraon paaard During this perlotl, the two single horse ns the motive pow­ services’ state news wire. The ness. Their father had lost his active duties with Watkins kins fam ily to Join the organi­ away. The IrKlustiioua Watklna Watkins brothers continued to er. rules provide that they nuzzt be • Hemlocks life as a result o f exposure dur­ Bnoe. in 1943 and Ormand J. zation after completing his Navy Roy Thompson bo'n decided they i-oukl make handle funeral service as well Then the new brick building, of the feature, nr enterprise, ing the great flood of 1869. Clar­ West became the new funeral tour of duty. Mildred^, up a group of atandiml alze.a In as the furniture department of designed In a modernized clas­ type. ence G. was 20 years old and director on Jan. 2, 1944. Under \ advance and have them on hand the business. Soon after gradu­ sic Colonial style by architects • Firethorn ★ F. Ernest 17 years when, on his management an addition ★ when needed. Their rto«-k grew ating from Tufts College In 1904, Smith A Bassett of Hartford, rag. Oct. 8, 1874, they became the was built to the rear of the Schaller owners of the only funeral serv­ "o rapidly they were soon sell­ C. Elmore Watkins, son of Clar­ was built on Main St. by Knofla Robert Meek ing eofflna wholesale to Hart­ building in 1988 In order to ac­ ice in the south end of town. ence G., took over the manage­ Bros., builders, and the Ferris ford funeral dlreotora. ment of the funeral deparement commodate large funerals. This Now ^ It Is InteresUng to note that Block at the rear was modern­ On the oiaiialon o f the fu­ chapel can seat more than 120, the boys later purchased the and continued In this capacity ized and became a part of th.- LIME (Ddomnfic) ★ neral of a memix'r of a Chen­ and It was planned so that part hearse used at the Gen. Lyons until 1919 when Robert Ander­ new, large plant. It la connect­ Only 69e bog ★ ey family. It was requeatelng the work, 'Tufts Glee Club for three years. In decorations have been made M v / M O UA*/cMr»rmm ovmm For Your FVdl Sedrick Straughan ★ ford, and later wtien he decid­ the building. Here there was an ami thta waia pn>bably the bt>- After entering business, he still ed to buy a piano, he traded entrance from both Oak St. and from time to time by Watkins Amneino Has glnnlng. In this area at least, It In at Watkins. I retalneil his Interest In music nearby parking areas, and Bros, decorators In order to al­ A rrircd ! of the c'ci’ h-j-overed ixisket. by organizing a local male The compimy first installed a from Main St. The new build­ ways present a fresh, new, well- ROSALIND QUISH When growing buHlness de­ chorus. Parts of this chonis WOliN-OUT department for parlor organa ing was officially opened on No­ furnished look ★ manded more «nnre for dl«r>lnv furnisheo quartets for funeral and pianos In 1891. Then in 1908 vember 18, 1920. In July of 1964 William Len­ ★ '•’d storage, Watkins bulft lU •services. WOODEN HATCHWATt It purchased Woods A McCann Watkins Funeral Service had non. a licensed enbalmer and scons® f'rst new building at Main and Around 1918 It became appar­ of Hartford, followed by the been occupying the Main and director. Joined the firm and S<-hooI Sts. This was In 1890. ent that the Main and School TURFBUILDER purcluiBe of Ludlow Barker Co., Oak St. location for 23 years In 1960 became associate direc­ and the building servi-d the Sts. store would no longer ac- and In 1912 the William Wonder tor with Mr. West. 15.000 sq .fl. $13.95 i-ompany for 30 years. Here the I'omotinte the growing buslne.ss, when, in 1943. It was decided A Sons store with the oldest R. Bruce Watkins, grandson ★ funeral servlee oeeupled an Im- so a new building was planned that a funeral home separated 10.000 sq.fl. $9.95 ★ Steinway agency in the coun­ of Clarence G.. Joined Watklna •-ortsnt o-«rt of the sm-ond floor further north on Main St. at from the furniture business was In 1946. He Is now ^president 5,000 sq. ft. $5.45 try at 241 Asylum St., Hartford, of the ’ hree-story building, ami Oak St., fonowing the trend of desirable In order to provide and general manager of the which Is one of central Connec­ 't was here that the first fu­ hmslness In that direction. The services In a home-llke setting. firm and a registered appren­ O R T H O ^ O ticut's leading music stores to­ neral .services were held out­ three-rtory building owned by Looking about for a location day. tice funeral director assisting LAW N POOD side of a chun-h or prior to a Ferris Bros, at this location that would be large enough to ★ The young men opened their Mr. West and Mr. Lennon in fu­ ★ church ser\-lco. On such oo- was purchased and this brick serve the purpose, the present Sovo $8.95 . $6.95 business in two rented rooms neral services. He was a cap­ e-islons the casket dtsplav nx>m btdldlng movtsi to Its present home at 142 B. Center St. seem­ tain In the First Marine Divi­ ■ny Hog. 10,000 of a small house on Wells St., b-'came a '■funeraj chapel." location of Oak St wh re It ed to fill all requirements at the and this building is now the sion In World War II and was \ sq.fr. $8.95 VOTE REPUBLICAN This nei-essitated moving the forms the rear of the new build­ time and It was purchased from rear ell of the residence that awarded two sliver stars and casket .stos-k by means of the ing. Moving .s\ich a large build­ George Allen. This had former­ REPLACE IT WITH A GET ONE PMK! the Purple Heart for "Oonspl- ★ ing was nn almost unheard o£ ★ ly been the residence of Fred cloua gallantry In action" at MODERN BU.CO DOORI

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A M E K IC .V . ■ David Odegord B A S E \ ‘ ! 1 Tuesday, November 4th TOYOTA Uves at ^ McQuin Drive with wife Karen and Stop in and $ee our display, or call us for frto I__ ★ ★ AMERICA'S SECOND LARGEST 1 as engfineer with Hew- If you wisA,' wo can suggest a man to inoMl M. jett-P^k^ Co. Graduate of M ichif^ Techni- SELLING IMPORTED CAR! University, additional courses in state U niversity o f H artford and CASH and CARRY Sponsored by the Menchester Republieen Town Committee — Charles McKenx'te, Treasurer . . . Avcrihibk Soon A t ^ C . Recipient of Distiniruished Service Award fq ★ ★ from Manchester Jaycees 1967. Serving third vear as town director. ' naAHjgutamsTmM cmurm MORIARTY Brothers T e w _ ‘‘On The Level at Center and Bnmd” Oeator! LeS m kite yom SiB CENTER 8T., MANCHESTER 643 8138 VOTE REPUBLICAN 'oNth yarn teww OPEN EVENING S (ThurodayH tlU 6:66 p.m.) This Ad spoaoMv^y Mnwheater R4*. Tswa Comm. *m preUeaw! Sea M b, Chno. M cKearie, Tress, U «nwie VMS or DIek ■Moncherttfi LOMBEI p lee noooiAND IT.' ' • V -» ’

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A ■' PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHE9TER. CONN- FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, BIANCmgSTliiK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTTO. CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1969 PAGE TWENTY-ONE The Teen Center In the baae- and. Nutrition, American Med­ steaks and roasts clorely to'- Coventry records and even encycloped­ cipals to provide classroom and ment of the Second Congrefa' Food Prices ical Aasn. lowing color T VseU and other ias.’ ' peace to a wai^torn world win Conservationists Gathering Dr. Disklin Talks other regular schooltime on Oct. aasemide to peacefully Uonal Church’s Community Dr. Brunk pointed out food luxuries. As children get older their In­ NYC Schools House has ot>ened. The center, prices can be viewed in rela­ "Most ot us figure our wages 16 tor carefully planned leeMoa prayerfully communicate their I To Emblem Club Pushed High creasing appetites push up food and discussions of the pros and LIGGEH DRUG Iowa Test of Basic Skills sponsored by the Junior Wom­ To Count California Condors tion to prices 10' years ago or should go up and prices should {pencitures. Entertaining _ W ill Observe desire for an end to American | . in relation to lnme. either stay the same or go cons of the iaeue.” the board involvement In 'Vietnam." PARKAM en's Chib, will be open every D r. A . SHmer Dlskan wlU from, feeding cookies to the saltL Thursday night from 7:80 to Compared with average In­ down." Campbell said. "As a The Central Council of Ameri­ OPEN 3-7 uuiii f ;ov w BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (AP) in mountain fastnesses. speak about Us variousvmjviw toursw u n By Affluency neighboriiood gang to passing Joseph Menserrat, the board Will Be Used in Grades come today, he caUed food "an matter of fact, prices have gone can Rabble, representing 1,100 ’ 10-.w p.m. j^.sss. Firsts-sa»a order vsuot of WA business UiUBUltWi — ■ Conservationists , WWiUlljl counting A.T«»|IBieDespite their UmT IWNaUQH,isolation CUIIOV*cuiloa- hospital aUp 8S Nm IH S PONTMliS sandwiches to TV cronies—also Moratorium president, said ,.the w ar "to a A.M. to 10 PJ4. Arnold G. Pressman, director at_» the first session was election California — condors j — — come here ^ Ity seekers occasionally------— Invade ^ HOPE at a meeting of the Man­ By JEANNE YOLIZ outstanding bargain.” up. but Incomes have gone up cuts into food budgets. Reform Jewish rabbto aroiind Hiram, Hope, Kalamasoo, Un- DMBknIratBn l«BM vlllst, CofaliMS, very real educational problem” of Pupil Personnel Services In of- officers, with Carol Toomey Week to scan the skies for the sanctuaries smi disturb chester Emblem Cltdi Wednes- "It Is a matter of record that m ore.” If a housewife complains her NEW YORK (AP)—The city the country, also endorsed the denwood, Nebraska, Wealeyan •raiid Prfxs, UMms. Los Angeles Times in the nation’s largest public the local schools, has announc­ and Rockford. chosen as president; Jocui Dono­ the spectacular qiectmens. nesting. The birds are skittish. day night at the Elks Homq, food prices have Increased less Campbell blamed the dollar "food bill has doubled” to 10 Board of Eiducatlon says teach­ ^-HKIAGO —Food prices are ers or students may skip schotri school system, with l.l mHMn»i ed adoption of.the Iowa Nicholas F. Serlgnese, com­ hue as 'Vice president, Beverly The conservationists want to Oonservationlsts have protested Blssell St. The meeting will M than the prices of most other increase in food prices on three vears, dampbell would ask her: puplla. open at 7d0 p.m. and Dr. Dis- ■ not really high, they Just seem next Wednesday to participate of Basic suns for students In munications consultant o f the Roche as secretary, and Mary halt the condors' flight toward the granting of q>eclal permis- > *1500 consumer Items,’’ he, said. factors: "How many children do you Manhattan Borough President Grades 3 through 7. Students Marketing Department of the Jane Morgan as treasurer. extlnrtion. bIoq to oil crews to drill in con- kan 'wiU speak at 8:80. ' ^ so, concluded a panel of experts '"Americans today spend but "Meat prices accelerated in have and how are you buying In protests against the Vietnam For this meeting only, mem- H responding to consumer pro­ War. Percy B. Sutton proclaimed will be tested in the areas of Southern New England Tele­ Next Wednesday and Thurs- dor country. OPP LIST PRICI 16.6 per cent ot their after-tax June and July following a small at the supermarket? And what next Wednesday as Vietnam vocabulary, reading compre­ phone Co. office in Mamdiester ^ y more Ui m 90 bird watchers The state fish and game offl- bers may bring gueets. Those " tests about rising food costa. dollars on food. At no other dip in slaughter of caMle and types of food are you buying The board approved Wednes­ planning to in'vite guests are re- { ■ Eusipls; Moratorium Day In the borough. hension, spelling, capHallsatlon, has contacted Pressman re­ Voter Session v^l Bc^ 48 mountains and clals use the Inform al to de- Speaking at the Newspaper time In history has man spent hors in May and early June,” now — particularly meats and day, unanlmou^ and wltbout "We are aaklng tor a morato­ punctuation, grammar usage, garding use of special telephone rldges rlm m^ the MUthem termlne population trends, minded to contact one of the M i Food Editors Conference were less effort in earning his daily he explained. convenience foods and party debate, a statement urging the co-chairmen, Mrs. Frank Toros NEW 1M9 ORAND PRIX DEMO. rium on killing,’’ Sutton said. map and graph reading and the equipment for students who are ^ Joaquin Valley to look tor areas of duSbuO^ arMs of Dr, Max E, Brunk, professor fool ration." “The second factor is strong foods.” city’s more than 900 schools to "They (administration leaders) Set Tomorrow iheni. “o f "*M Vernon vem on »St. i. or M rs. Bam- H milesqe, bslsnce use and knowledge of reference on extensive homebound tutor­ o f marketing at Ctornell Univer­ Affluency is the most potent consumer demand. The rapid The panel discussion was set aside time to discuss the are aaklng tor a moratorium <» ' materials. A condor U an Ice Age reUc, can update imgnm Grandview St., qusrwrfsfc U*t for sity; J. Phil Campbell Jr., un­ force pushing food prices up. sponsored by the Super Market war and to permit abeences. LA S TIM LLi ing programs. A 9 ajn. to 8 p.m. voter-mak­ Increase in q>endable income criticism.” Testing start in the mid­ |4Sip. New only ... 49^9 IOw Dr. Brunk believes. Serlgnese told Pressman that ing seMlon will be conducted North Am eri^ l^est bird, to enC ^nSX T S der secretary of agriculture, continued during the summer. Institute and Aaoar Meyer and "We are encouraging district Sutton added, "I urge that all dle of this month at the Capt. It taas a 10-foot wing spread cles. Reservations close Wednes- Oo. ON he saw a report In The Herald tc*ncrpow In the town clerk's and Dr. Philip J. White, secre­ Supporting Dr. Bnmk’s views. Inflationary increases contin­ superintendents and school prin­ cltisens concerned with bringing Nathan Hale School for students and can fly tor bours with nary ______day tor the 'Visitatian o f Mrs. requesUng -qusOifled people to office in the Municipal Build- PAUL DODGE PONTIAC tary of the Ctouncll on Foods Under Secretary Campbell ued in prices and costs—and in Grades 5 through 7. Ihen a flap by riding air currents. Dotottay Babbit, supreme Em- apply as tutors for homebound 373 Mala St., Mmehfstsr 649-2M1 pointed out that a recent sur­ food costs were effected along late in the month and early students in Coventry. These are ^ Once the CalltornlaCalifornia cmidorcmdor LJoyd B>a^ ■is »n in ms bis eigncn eighth blem CTub<3Iub president, on (m Oct. 25 2S vey of consumers on what they with the general price level. 1969 CHRYSLERS next month, students will be students who are absent from U.B rttiz^ who Y* ranged by the thousands from ■■ Wyoming’s head toot- at the Rockville Lodge of Elks wanted to buy with thCir swell- "The final factor was season­ tested in Grades 8 and 4 at the school for long periods of time ai ^sro of a^ and who have the Columbia River to Baja Cal- cosoli. Home. ing pay checks included more ality—because food prices usu­ Robertson and Coventry Gram­ due to illness. , ^ Mancherter for at ifomia in Mexico. In last year's ally rise In mid-summer, before and DODGES mar Schools. The co»t of special monitoring least six months. annual count, only 63 were ANTIQUE dropping off again' with the fall BUYING A USED CAR Eighth grade students will be equipment would be less than Except tor those whose eUgl- sighted. harvest season." given the DAT (Differential Ap­ the expense Involved in send-' 1"“* ^ ■nwta- last sanctuary is crag- AUTO MUSEUM I PROJECTOR LAMPS A cash register tally In the A Few Left At Drastic titude Test) in early December ing teachers to homes of sick S u ^ y It l » the last gy^ brushy hUls that anchor the IntM state 84 and A il Types Alw ays In Stock market is not necessarily a true to aid in their planning for high students, Pressman said. o h ^ to re g l^ for voting in aouthem end of the agricultural- Frank M. ______Tolland Turnpike indlcatian o f food costs, (Camp­ CAN BE Reductions! school programs. Through this program, stu­ the^Nov. 4 municipal elections. ly nch Ban Joaquin Valley. ■oard of DiracPon Opofi Serturdoy WELDON DRUG CO. bell noted. Pressman previously an­ dents will be able to speak from Those whose rilglbiUty rights Experts say their number has Onad. MHS, UOonn. ex- 767 Main St. “About one-fourth of what the 1968 CHRYSLER nounced the adoption of the their homes to the individual o f citiaetMhlp, age and dwindled because o f man tension oouises tn Buri- and Sunday 648-BS81 American consumer buys at the Tests of Academic Progress for Newport 4-ur. Hardtop. Vinyl roof. RAH, auto, classrooms and be able ito an­ reeWenoe wlU mature between They're carrion eaters, and neas Admlnlttowtloa. Fast M Su m . to 8 p Ji. supermarket isn’t food at all," RISKY trans., power steering. <2595 students in Grades 9 through 11 swer or 'ask queations of Sunday and Nov. 4, may reg- farms and subdivisions now coV- Prm . Keenw FTA and ^ BOlo West of he said, "It’s something to We know that! Hiat’e why we spend oo much time and at Coventry High School. These the regular teacher. Press­ later daily during regular bud- er much of the land they once meanber o f F TA OoimcU. Howard JcduuMui wear, read, listen to or clean money on our OK used oars. Even to the point of over­ tests will be administered to Active k) town health 1968 VOLKSWAGEN man said that the program wlU nese houns In the office of the patroled. Once they nested over with—things like laundry soap, hauling major components if neceaoary. Then w« Hke you 2-Door Fastback. students starting Oct. 14. (Mves and United Fund. to spend a generous amount of time rtteohlng over the one be tried on a trial basis at the town clerk or the registrar of a wide area but now are concen­ He is a General £hq>er- potted plants, cigarets, socks. <1195 Pressman has also announced high sctwoi flrat, on the next voters. Read Herald Ads you select. No one can make them new again, but you'll trated In two- small sanctuaries vlscr at Cheney Broth- IsDcns find we come dam cloee! that applications are now avail­ long-range illness occurring en. With his wife Bar- able In the high school guidance 1967 PLYMOUTH which requires homebound In­ baxm and two of ble five Fury UI 2-Dr. Hisrdtop. V-8, auto, trans., power office for students who wish to struction. children, he restdeeat 650 steering. <1795 apply for the State College Milton Wilde, principal at the ------at He to the Stop In and try out ono off our risk-prooff OK ntod oari. ScholarsUp. Students must take High School, said he looks for­ of four. Mir. the November or December to a fonner mem­ 1967 CHEVELU SS ward to Implementation of this 1968 C«EVROLJET 0*486 lOM CHEVELLE gists ISaS M U S TA N G $8886 886 cu. In. V-8, 4-speed. SAT examination and all ap- new program for shut-in stu­ • RUMMAGE SALE ber of the Board of Di- reotors; 1063*’M . Impala Sport (foupe. Auto- Malibu Station Wagon. V-8, Coupe. V -8 , automatic, power Yellow with black vinyl roof. <1995 iSicatlons must be received bT dents. • a t the matlo trans., power atoer- automatic, power eteering, Steering, radio, w/w tiree. the scholarship committee prior ing, radio. radio, w/w tires.. a s * ' m 67“ '!* *2595 18M CHEVSOUBT $1646 1966 DODGE to Deo. IS. For The A CTIO N Tecmn M il CMpe. I itkk, n O'Mi DM, wm4 amiMf. station Wagon. V-8, auto, trans., power • ISiHMiunHy Y,” Norfli Mala Siraal 1SS7 OHEVELLB $1886 Itas CAMARO tu rn Im pala 4-Ooor Sedan. V-8 , Students wlahing to apply for M w nc hGBi w UNREAL! automatic trane, power ateer- steering. <1495 ROTC scholarships for ths VOTE DEMOCRATIC Malibu Sport Coupe. 6-cyl., Cfoupe. 6-cyl., 8-speed floor WaHpapOT & Faint Co. autonuttlc trans., radio. Ing, ladto. armed forces should an ^ at R 8AT„ OCT. l l t b - k N to I l i E AJL Thto A d Bponsored By Ttoe fiS?lLMAT, PI, PS. 295 TieM a AT* ftvrwcr •toettag. New• WSW thee. WhesIWh H I buckets, re ., PB., power window lifts, X ravel top. . ^ ^ _____ coven ... __ 5 0 0^ owner car. A010K stereo tape deck, even a power an­ Copper/btack interior. A I 7 9 g SPECIAL $1195. No- 25* NOW $2490. OLDSMOBILE tenna. How co(d can yon get! Uit_gilM^_1284 L 8 6 ^ ^ $ 750. i SIMPLICITY Blue mist/black DOCOK t - i — NEEDS HELP 1967 Flat 850 Oewia. 4 speed, bucket oxford rofrf. 4 f c 9 7 9 W h y Not! seats, radio, economicaJ and spnty. 1966 RaaMer Am niem s 2-Deor 8e- 1967 CHEV. Wagon 1969 LTD Squire 1963 SQUIRE Wagon 1 BODY SHOP APPRENTICE Rad with black interior. • 1 3 9 5 daiL Our origifial sale and a spotieu Ught gieea. 6 pestenger, Auloautic trsesmistinn, Wsfoe, 6 pasM gn, Aqua, V 4 i nghu . Std. Inat.. FORD. Blacii. 6 pm se ^ r. Autoaialk trisssitetios. V-8 ] We have fully equipped 6 cyttader eagine. Radio. WSW thet. Power ttewtog. Radio. Power teUgsle engtot. Power tietihig. Power btakaa. Power windows. MW care for rent by the W a W ill Train— Plus G ood Pay Bsnsfits. car. 6 cyL, standard shift, S A A C radio. Rod/nd interior. w w 9 (lay, week or month, at 1966 Plymouth Belvedere I 4-Don SPECIAL $1 370. N o. 287 HOW $3293. $ 695. veiV reasonable rates I ON 1 GAS STATION ATTENDANT Saden. 6 cyl., autmnatic trans., radio. 1966 Ford Country Sedan Statkn Ust pries: 83950.21 W h ^ your car is tied up E xperiencs P rsfarrsd. Very solid and economkal with roexn Wagon. 289 V-8, cruiseamatic trans., for seiwice or repairs, or for the kids. A 1 ^ O K r e . , 4 new WWs, radio. f l ^ O K 967 FORD Wagon 1969 FALCON 1966 COMET Wagon when you need an addi­ 1 USED CAR RECONDITIONING Just right. ■ “ 79 4 door tedaa. Red, RIaefc lop, 200 dd 4 cyttadet DISPLAY Blne/Uue interior. 1 9 7 9 O 7te>, Slaadted tranmihtioa. 6 cytinder eagtoe, MPJICURY. V o yi^ . 4 | ton. Radio. Stoidted tional car . . . eagtoe. Power rtertieg. AM radio, Aeto. trass., DEPARTMENT HELPER 1967 Skylark GS 400 V-8. Automatic, 1965 Bfuatang Convertible. ^ Radio. 6 puitotr. . 4 cyladsM I G ood C hines to Lesm a fina Trada ■G ood P ay! bucket seats, power steering radio, V-8, automatic, bucket 6 1 9 0 C WSW tires. CALL I f t B a n a f i t s . HERE styled wheels, vinyl roof. A O C O K seats, WWs. I a 7 0 LOW. LOW PRICE $ 995. $2452. The whole route. A 9 7 9 1964 Falcon Futnn 2-Door Hardtop, j $ 950. 6 4 3 - 5 1 3 5 , 1 USED CAR LOT MAN 6 cyl., std. shift. ^ 7 0 K K q J o b fo r ths M an That C an H andia R stponti- 11968 Pontiac Bonneville Convertible. Cute and economical. " 7 9 1 NOW! biTity. It Y ou H ava fha Eaparienca and A rs W ilR nq V-8, automatic, PS., PB., power win- I to W ork C om a Taft to U a I do'ws, WWs, radio. A lux- S A A A C 1963 Chevrolet 4-Door I ury car all the way. A w 7 9 auAmn. 6 cyL, standard shift.u*395 oxcics SPECIAL OF THE WEEK 1967 Rebel 770 4-Don- Sedan. A beau­ 2 USED CAR SALESMEN 1966 CheveDe 300 4-Don Sedan. V-8, Maverick, a little gas Exparienead O nly— W a H ava Probably tha Bast tiful famUy car. 290 reg. gas V-8, Pay Plan in the Area. If You C an Sali— G ood automatic, radio. ^ l A Q R a automatic trans., power steering;, 1 9 6 6 FAIRLANE ^ ' \\ \\y B etter Used C ars— Sea U a Lat's Taft. IA fine family car. ■ ^ # 9 power brakes, ra^o, vw tires, even stereo' tape deck. t /J \ " ' V ' ' |l966 Chevy II 2-Dim\SedaiL 6 cyl, MORIARTY 18-apeed standard shift, A O O C Rajah burgundy/ 2 DOOR SEDAN »675** MANCHESTER! radio, WWa. 7 7 9 matching toterior. •189S BROTHERS MOTOR Oidt «✓ > OLDSMOBILE SALES “OonneotlonPe Oldeet WE HAVE’EM ALL! riiiisiki M isiiirj Dealer*' FITZGERALD FORD mCOBPOOATKD SIlYor U m at Htfd. Rd., MaMbtsftr DE CORMIER •n CBiniai stbbkt SALES INC. OPEN BVENINOS 643-1611 OpM Km . Kept 'tlui.. 8 $,♦. OPCKtAJM. T0 9t>A. (ExoepSMMA) / 285 BROAD ST. — ' 64241M — MANCHESTBR DILLON SALES & SERVICE, Inc. t

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Nancy ICaoomber Sporta Editor Feature Bkjltor Jerry Katona Betay Hunti»y Senior Editor Linda Jacoba i ' j U U T he H igh School W orld VOL. XXXII No. 4 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10 Comi^led by Students of Manchester Hi|th School ("I Mrs. Joyce Don, FscnHy Adrlser Editorial Current Affairs Letter to The Editor Parents Told School Role Stay in Vietnai Discusses Vietnau THE SCHOOLS AND VIETNAM ' temoon tea circle do not know authorities to whom we must I believe there la a direct cor­ any of the rrality of war and always put outselves second. "Y es, we want to protest the problem of Vietnam was dis­ By Principal For the past five years we that It is possible for us to con­ relation between what our never will. He also knows that We have systematically cut off have seen an ever-growing rest- war in Vietnam, but what Is th’ cussed. This discussion was In schools are all about and the he will not be able to ever ex­ duct mobile warfare roost effec­ alternaUvea, options, open- The follosrlng u a reprint of leaanees on the part of Ameri­ reference to the proposed mora­ national unrest over our pre­ plain the war to ttiem. It la tively. In the face of the vigor­ best way to go about It?" This mindedness and selT-respect to the letter that Mr. Emmerling can youth over our position in torium scheduled for Oct. IS. dicament in Vietnam. ous actions of our forces, the was the dominant question as perplexing to us as readers and the point that our young people Although the idea of the boy­ In my eleventh grade EhtgUah to Henry Fleming. To my mailed out to all MHS paiante Vietnam. It is unTortunate that imperialist army will have to be the Current Affairs Club held today, faced with the growing cotting ot classes and a mass classes we read Stephen thla week. It states very clear­ these people do not understand cautious. Its w ar machine ie its first meeting of the year classes It was a problem which falseness and tinsel all around walkout was supported by sev­ Crane's The Red Badge of ly the High School's poattlon well enough the motivea and ponderous • and slow-moving, Oct. 1. The club 1s open to any Immediately sparked thoughts them, no longer believe In a eral students, most felt that it Courage. It Is a novel of con­ and describes the plan of activ­ Weals of the Communist lead­ with limited ^floiency. We senior with a scholastic average of Vietnam and the hypocrisy of nature of things, no longer be­ was unacceptable, and that tradictions and Ironies from be­ U all. ities to be observed srithin the ers. The ultimate target o f these must employ guerrilla warfare of B or better. Nearly 75 stu­ lieve history was about any­ nothing constructive would be ginning to end. One of the major confines of the school for Oct. pet^le Is the total subjugation to break the morale and combat dents were in attendance at the I^>r years In our schools we thing, no longer believe In them­ accomplished by doing It. perplexities of the novel la that 18. o f the citisens of the United effectivenesB of. the enemy meeting. have engendered an attitude selves or their osvn capaoitiea to .• ;h' V. ' Thus a general agreement Dear Parent; '■vA-y'.’.- States and of all free nations, the young protagonist sees war toward country and self which become productive members of troops.” The Communists, fol­ After a brief explanation of was reached that all forms of Wednesday, Oct. 18. will be a and they will stop at nothing as a bloodless, rattier glorifying is debilitating, subservient, and anything. lowing this strategy, are at­ the club's function and what protest and showing of concern day of actlvlUes acroos the to reach this goal. Khrushchev page from a History book, or. dehumanising. We have taught Paul Goodman In a New York tempting to break out of their some of the possibilities are for would have to be done within country In observance of "Viet­ eaW, "We wlU bury you." Mao a collection of Qreek myths. He our Henry Flemings that above Times article entitled "The New positkHi in Eurasia and in fact the coming year by Mr. 21atur- the school. nam Moratorium Day." Mora Tse-Tung has said. "The aim la also bothered by the fact that everything else tradition and Reformation" speaks of a the rest of the world. Having sky, the club's advisor, the Steve Armstrong *70 than fivs hundred coHogaa and o f aU revolutions is the seising hla mother and her Tuesday af- patriotism are the unquestioned course he offered at the New conquered the people of Viet­ some secondary achools and of political power and holding nam, they will have the posi­ School for Social Research In New York on “Professional­ churches wUl be participating. that power .. . the revolution of tion. momentum, and, as I have Vietnamese girts sort a catch of small fish for sale to a nuoc mam factory. ism.” He Invited hts friends and The avowed purposes of the the peo]de must be violent, shown, the m otive fOr a massive acquaintances, who were ckn-- orgalnaers of these aotivitiaa ks bloody, and devoted to the de­ military sweep, overrunning all tors, lawyers, architects, etc., to present President Nbton with struction of the old system.” of Indo-CUna, the Tndisn sub­ In to the class to discuss the a maastve expression of Amari- CSeariy, thei^ these assaults on continent, and even Australia. topic, "obstacles that stand In can opinion concerning the Viet­ our fioedom must be repulsed, This same strategic sweep was the way of honest practice, and nam War. and metnam is the place - in halted with the Wood of Ameri­ our own life experiences In cir­ An extensive program Is plan­ which it must be done. can boys In W W n, and again, cumventing them.” Goodman's ned by Hartford area collages At the present time, due to although the enemy is different, class rejected them to a man. and another la planned by Man­ the deployment of our military hte goal la the aame—the re- They railed the professionals chester Oommunity OoUegs tai strength throughout the world, sourcee, both In terms of man­ "liars, mystlflers, dfeluded." our own town. These actlvtUes we have contained the cancer­ power and mineral wealth of They accUsed them ot being co­ involve parades and mass ous spread of Commimlsm to the South Pacific and Indian re­ opted and oomipted by a syn- meetings In both areas- within the Eurasian continent. gions of the world, and with tem which sends all power from In order to provids on alter­ We can observe the enemy po­ this added strength, not even top down. native expression of commit­ sition more clearly If we scale our nation could stand before The altemativea have not ment by Manchester High it down to a small body ot them. If we do not stop this been given an open forum-have School youth, the school will troops completely surrounded In break-out In lbs earliest stages, been censored by all o f us In the hold a M ites o f programs said an area relatively bare of the we wlU be faced with the aame c<1uoallon business. So young activities in the school to per­ essentials to carry their attack situation we had in the last people are beginning to demand mit the expresston at all vtew- foiward. In order to break out years of W W n—an island-hop­ that forum, to shout ter It, to potnts on the Vietnam oonfilet. of the encirclement and to con­ ping campaign through the Pa­ swear tor it. to become relig­ Student partlolpatlcn w ill eocur y * '^’7^7-. stirred by a Vietnamese woman. sound Ilka H to ms. know the whole story, or as aptlvIUse where etudenls have support comes from aU sectors call for peace In Vietnam. Their "against" the war than others, loop-hole In It. Yes If your From what I have been able much of the whole story as any­ atrong convictions of commit­ "I.*® Poutical l«e- constructive expression of in- Probably that statement sounds country calls, you go ’ But to- to understand, the National one can. But. I don't think that German Club ment will be governed by nor­ The SD8 however supports the dl-mation over this senseless » uttle whacked, but think about day. In the USA, nobody's call- Moritorium acheduled for Oct. anything can be accompllahcT mal excused tboenoe pro­ moratorium and plana to par- war is truly a high form of U: Some people Just want us to Ing. The workers a r e n 'l^ lln g . 18, has been organised to "riw w or any knowledge gained oy cedures Parents arho arould ticlpate in it. patriotism.” get out of Vietnam, to leave nor are the students, nor are running around carrying a sign, Banquet Set prefer to have thetr son or There are many events of pro­ the Nixon Administration that Patriotism and freedom, for right now. Others want us to the senators, not the repreaenta- shouting obsenlUes, and dr daughter excused to psrtictpats test scheduled across the na- we don't llks the war, and that .. , . .w oiw country and the world—this leave, but "honorably” (O.K.. lives — no top movie stars are we want our man out." H ist's mandlng peace, as If It'll drop A "Fall banquet In Osr- In ouloide acUvtUss abould demonstrators say I can't define honorably either.) holding rallies for Uw war af- out of the sky. hitting us square monyT" ("E ln Herbofoof in present a request tor such Sh­ war, seminars on foreign polt a pretty aaalnlna atatemant. Of they will be demonstrating for. Unfortunately, finding the sec- fort— on the head. DsuteehiandT") Ptans for thts eenes to the school In arrtUiM cy, boycotts of classes, rallies, courae ha knosra we don't Uka Steve Armstrong '70 ond type or person (we oouldnt —and If thoe people aren't It; srho doaa? Not only has hs MHS's policy of decision and ItM stooUon of new officara In advance, and no Istsr than and candle-light marches. Also ------dig up any super-patrtoU) In- "your country," then who Is through knowledge, showing for ths oomltM ywnr highlighted by the cloM of echooi on TTm s - planned In many towns are been shown this through other vd ved a longer survey than we Joyce Rubtn '70 demonstrations and peace lhat youth does not breed Ig- the first meeting of ths German day, Oct. 14. Puplla who tall church services, door-to-door Juniors and seniors: had time for. marches, bill I bsUsva that ha noranoe. Is the mature and In­ d u b laat Tisseday, September to comply ariUi sbovs mantlcn- canvassing with anit-war peti nrace-New Haven School tellectual approach. Any booh 2*rd. ed proceduras will be sab|ecl tions, and readings of the war Nursing, In New Haven, wlU teachers whosn T^sslL- may have gotten a hint by the con pick up some paper ani to (he ufual demerits and-sr de­ dead. hoM^several Open Houses f*ve u. Inte^- amount of "tan” m all.h s re­ Ths first proeedurs sros ths O UCSt 1 O 1 aiK Crayolae, ecribbte a couple of tention penalties. The Oct. 18 moratorium has durtn*’ the next several months ^statei^nte snd Ideas. ceives. elsctlon of offleera. Disk Zaiho I speak out against the war. words, and march for any was sleeted prsalitent; Kathy George Bmmerllag. Principal the support ot many prominant The first Open House wlU be ^f***** I i f | f f a gs f o "cause", anytime, anywhere Mancheeter High School persons. Including Senators Eu- on Wedneedav. Nov. Bfh. from ^ »ave followed up If we A-t E i lO Just like millions of other peo­ ■tavnlkaky sras eieoted vtce- ^ ------on Wednesday, Nor. 6th, from . . a. ^ «« Whoopee Hut It takes s little gene McCarthy, Chariea E. 8:M - 6 p.m. Other date# are ^ time. Flrat. in- ple In the arorid do. Agres­ prsaidsnt; Mareia Osmpbell sion? No, net actually. Hit more than Just cardboard to nrse named secretary and I Cfuidance Notes | Ooodell, Mark Hatfield, Fred posted on the bulletin board out- * * * ^ seklng eomeone who O f Viet W ar "demonstrate" Harris and George McOovem. side the Guidance Oftiee. “ oppooed to the war to write good 'ole USA may not be the WaytM Douglaa was ssloetod as an article expressing hfs views. What happens to a child when guys In white, but whan It Betay Hunter '70 treasurer; aU the ofBaers are Representativse fToin the tal- he becomes orphaned. . . erlisn seniors. toarlng collegas arlU bo itetltag the street becomes his hoipe? FOIIosrliqr the election of ot- MHS during (he W M k o f Oof. V Is a child able to distingulah fleers. Dteh loeli over the meet­ iPOct. 17: right from wrong after being Moratorium Plans ing and a tow ground raise wars Tuesday: Vuia Maria Collage, Letter to The Editor forced to steal In ordsr to eat? set forth. The chib meetings srtil Erie. Pa., at t; CoUsgs of Notre What Is the pyschological Im­ Schrdul«Ni Evrnla be hold every firsl Tueaday at Deme. Staten Island. N .T., a i The Vietnam "border con­ From all outward appearmne-. whom we have more of a pact of war cn children'’ The •aeh monOi. srith extra meet­ 1180. John Carroll Univer stty, flict” rages on. And around the ea, the South Vietnamese people chance. Along these lines, a pos­ Committee for ResporuibUttlea 1. ‘ntree films on the effecte of war on Viet cMdren with ings as needed Mrs MeliMrny. nevstand. Ohio. 8th period. world, the situation Is Just about don't fit Into any of these cate­ sibility for those South Vlet- a group of doctors who care dtecuedons. English classes, periods A and B Speaker iM r Im - club advisor, and Otek both .Wednesday: Elmira College. as poor. There are some who gories. As a matter of fact. It nemese that want democracy Is for buraed snd badly Injured vid Bourns) from ths OommNtee or ItcsponelbllMy will conduct urged ths members who srers Elmira, N T., 8rd period: SI. Itouls Unlverelty. St. Lsula, claim that the only solution Is appears that Communism, or Senator McGovern's plan to Vietnamese children and pro­ discussions, as wtO English teachers. M r Bourns must leave there to Invite mors studsnts Invasion of the North. There are some other form of dictatorship, offer political asylum to those vide free medical care, are at- with one film for the program at the University of Fslrflsld. to onrrM Mo , 8rd period. Bay Path Jr. others who claim that comiHste would be much more beneficial who want U? These are Just pos- tempting to find the answer to but the remaining two films will be be shown each period all Thsn. the Fail Bais|ust -"B in College, Loagroeodow, Mass., mutual troop srlthdrswal la for South Vietnam. So why does tlbillUes, and I'm sure there this question. day. srith dlscuaslon led by English teachers and Advanced Herbofest bi DsutacMand*' sras 4th period, Vaaear Oellegs. another answer. There is s third the American government keep are others. What thla world MHB la foKunate enough to Placement students dlsrusssd Bevsral dalse wets I^>ughheepaie, N T., at B. Friday: Waiah Ootiege, Qab- faction content with the war as trying? I think It Is more or needs now. though, if It expects have obtained Mr David 2. A series of concerts on protest music by the Folk Club suggsstid snd K was dscldsd is, because it keeps their eco­ leas pride. Am erica has never to continue, la some serious ob­ Bourns as a guest speaker Oct. to havs ths banquet on Nov ■ lon, Ohio. St t;8D; Ragla Col­ I. A music program by ths Mustc Department. nomy alive. The fourth faction, lost a war up to date, and It jective looks at Vietnam and 15. He will show films snd en­ at 6 >0 p m In the cafeteria lege, Weston. Maas., 4th partod; the "h ippy", has evolved from will hurt If ws lose this one, other ptxiblems In the world. courage discussion. 4 One bUBtneee class srlll practice dictation In Arm y style Mjark Wlnsler sras namsd pro­ Union College. BarbourriUe, three form er divlalons. They especially against such s tiny Am erica should try swallowing Mike '70 5. A week long unit on war art. culmliiaOng in a study of gram (toairmaa II was daeldod Ky . 4th period: Beloit Oedace. Beloit, Wto.. at U:0S. contend that peace and lave country as North Vietnam..In Us pride and looking at Viet­ Pablo PlcaoBo's OUERNtCA will be hold In on art elase to put on typical German en­ Btudenta are reminded lihnt are the solution, snd ths]r*U addition w e're afraid that Com­ nam through a realisUc view. Ubntr>' Plana • Vigil in front of ths Main Office, oonducted by Advanced tertainment such se folk danc­ the P.B.A.T. ertil bs stven an ' Layered fish and salt ready for fermentation turn this country upside-down to munism win spread all ovsr polBt. There will be several As Its part In the ofaservatkm Placcm nit Bngheh sbrdenta. srith reading of the names of the ing. sklte and folk str«lng A •aturday. Oct. n . RagiatraHan A Buddhist monk begging for alms receives a higly valued gilt—a, get it. A library could be South-east Asia. ' people who read thla and on Oct. U. the MHB library ConneoUctil War dead. ^Other studatite Urvlled to partlctpate typical German meai win atoo ^ for the making of nuoc mam. , \ deadline ts Oct. 17. A ' A \ ' bottle of nuocxmam. ' Alter fermenting in wooden yats . nuoc mam is put into cans for export. v srritten on the subject, with Taking a kx>k at neighboring violently dlaagree with me; has distributed to all tesebers be served. nniwtstlng at V ■ 7. Wearing of symboUc black arm bands, organised by Ad­ Next Tueaday. Oct. 14. datittg V V\ more remaining to be said. countrlee. we find a Mt of a Good! But dlaagree Intelligent­ an annotated list of library bratwurst. sausrkraU i artd vanced Placement students, to bsllcate sorrms for (he war the X period, the Outdanoe Do- hope for tnstallstlon of demo­ ly Do it constructively. That's holdIngB on the topic of Viet­ other specialtUsa. ~ — Thn lt . . t , P IC U Rf. ,S//f)U /iv APpl,„u„r.,plurn<.r.,,\,.^. What I'm getting at can be deed. pertmenl efiU sponsor earoar cratic governmenta Take Thai­ how progress arlll be made. nam including material on his­ Plans tor ths rest at the year summed u* as thla — there are t. Beveral dlsn— inns of Uteraturo of protset arsl of ctvtl programs tor Juntora and satt- A. land for Instance. It has a strong No matter bow you cut K. tory. culture. poHUcs. and for­ many sohigqna to this conflict. dissent In BiMllsh elasaas. srtih others trrvtted. were also made The oiub ds- tora. Speakera wtU rialt the If people would try looking ob­ economy, s fairly educated peace has to be eamsd and eign poUcy. cldad to see special fUme and echooi to speak about |ab o f- people and Is generally friend­ somrUmes fought lor. This Is t. A teacb-te on War Meraturs. jectively at them. In oonJuncUon. the library has audae from Germany and to portualUea ta the toUaertag only a natural thing. Man Is a 10. (Durrani Affairs ChJb win hold meetings and dehatse Democracy Is, In theory, a ly toward ttie damocratic sys­ contacted Mary Cheney Library have guest speohsra areas; hoapttal Jobs at a aso- tem. r.atural thing. He has' the gosrenunent of. by and fPr the which agreed to distribute to II. Currant Aftolrs Chib srin manage peOttqns to permit ex- TTie first doughnut sale to nuroing nature; *»«*«*«««« m a r , people. T o govern ooeeelf. one It has a strong eco-omy. a capacity to love. He also haa teachers so updated hat of Its preeslnn ot student opinion on ths srpr, pg« and eon. to be sent hsip raise ftmds srU be held ehandletng: secretarial; hattk^ mus8 be educated. The eoanomy fairly sducated people, and ie the abfiitjr to rearon. The latter holdings on tfic topic to notional leadera. i ■ ■ this Tuesday, Oct. 7 «wh. o4, qm accoomica; and araad ssgvteaa of the poeple must be etabie tor renerally fricsidly toward the ab iU y Is In great demand rigM A aampUng of bOTks and mag- toudenU win be ragtsAared tor thaae events by requeating cafeterta. Ctarae btqr/a dough­ opportunlUea. Students whs democracy to function well. And democratic system. So srhy not now Once we start reasoning, az*nca containing material on nut and support ths ' tjernoan wish to hear any of tbaaa qpaob- evacuate Vleteam. and loctlfy then the rest arlll tail Into place attendance or perUolpaUoa paasas from ihstr teachers, up above an,, the people most want Vietnam wtU be srallabie for C9ub. era ahould get a pass tram taa Jim McCarthy to the capacities at rooms srhere thsse actrvttlsa wtU bs hsld It. the border oountrica, srith ■tudente tai the library. EmWins '70 Guldanee Office. \\ \ *■ '\

PAGE Twpmr-FOUR MANCHESTEK EVENING HEBALD, MANCHESTEB, CONN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1969 MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEB. CONN.. FRIDAY, (XTTOBEH 10, 1969 PAGE TWENTY-FIVE Sports Viewing Chances Against Baltimore MATtIBOAT t t M (M> WsrU Metis* Light State D R Y Side CM ( g) WIdeWstIdef Indians Entertain Hall in Football, Soccer

«;M ( g) NCAA Feofbal: on Arms of Seaver-Koosman Oklahoma vs. o f Sports BALTIMORE (AP) Met acee were able to flnlah playottM and Into the • er so many years o f inepdtude. Texas G rid Slate "tt's hard to believe that the H om ecom ing The New Yf the Whming ^ ^ " " " But by m oving through the New Jersey and Connecticut touohdowne u away with an' easy win In S ”*??** of came back the neA week to de- playoffs, they have guaranteed BLOOMF1BU3, Conn. (A P) Waterford,------, ----- both on Baturday. “ f"?®!* Saturday. My feat Platt High of Meriden. 14-S. The battle for that prize at the game pitcher against Gary Oen- Over-all, the Orioles hit .ggg (2-1) has the week off. to Williams and Botes. PAT WARD JOHN WBOUJBT we have enough knowledge to th’ims'dves a minimum loilng __ Ttm Boeton OeMics won a Also, RockvUle High’s Rams — called for me to work Hall share* top spot In the end o l baseball's 100th anniver­ t ^ likely will be Jim Palmer as a team compared to .343 tor share of $10,000. 'The $10,000 to The Uam with the roughest * ^ * '^ * ‘ ***y''«y do anything different." when the teams shift to ffev/ ' reported to be th* best football morning, alnce the (XTL wlUi Windham of WIUl- sary season iximmences at 1 Home of hi* knowledge was maohlns syst In the City of away (or„the week- mantle and MAoney of Meri- p.m. EDT, liefore an anticipated imparted by Hodges today after York and re«mi. action''Ru.: m,oX*l(i';^ln;irr. Tr'e^jr. r Z HUI* — are seen runAng over ^ worry -.^parents den, are A l tied with" 2-0 re­ sellout crowd of 03,000 and a na­ the MeU’ first workout at Me­ tough Wilson High of Middls- happen* to cord*. tional television audience that morial Mtadium. 'me MeU flew Monday wm be an Off day for ^ 1 !:^ rr^Tv^’^poTlI^iy't^l ’4' ‘'TonX^^mriruf^ ‘>^“n the beA of us. Hampshire last Baturday. The ®***hvlng the opiMitlon too much town. Boat CalhoUc, travel* to will waU;h the proceedings via In 'mursday night, then got Stepping outAde Waterford for a non-conference m v :. p.m., EDT, except for Munday's earned run average by compart, 14-« defeat seemingly wrecked IL” ** ^5** ,**** *'*** aamed the school­ their first look at the field after New York, boy b «A , which Is my principal S p in s a n d S p in -O u ls encounter with 0-3 WAerford The procee.dlng*, In the eyes second game at BatUmore, son with New York's 3.M, the Huskies chances of winning ” three games, but the Oidoles had concluded their . »heaMUdlum‘^^y,& ,l‘ asstgnmeA, and usingling Hoop)*’* Now that the dust has ■settled High at 1 ;S0. The Eagles under of Krxisman, likely will be dif­ which has a 2 p.m. sUrt. the Yankee (Conference title out- ™ Knglneers’ defense Fav* gavt up morning workout. Robinson has noted those fig- day and -rhurwlay, if necessary. * glasses for a closer look at the over co-owners' M A Barlow’s Head' (teach Cliff Demers, ferent tlian they were in the Na­ Mflille the MeU are undoubted­ re* and says, " I think It will be If no decision has bee It was an uphill battle for the right, along with the once Arong 'The Oriole*, who whipped orysUI ball, I Asq like the Mete and John McCarthy's new BtA- brings" with them a 2-1 mark tional league playrXfa against ly the sentImenUI favorites a good Berles," Then he adds by then, Friday will be a dav off champion Celtics who hf/pe" vpe of an unbeaten season. Brl^eport - . knooksd - off______O n MInnesoU In three straIgM to throughout most of the country In the World Seriea. How many ford Springs Speedway, another “■ 2*'^ record In the Hart- Atlanta when neither of the two pointedly, "But no more then and they wHt’ ^retum to M U - c^eague, Bob Yale recovered from lU open- f " ' Connecticut 2$-7 last Batur move through the American because of their audden rUe aft- gamssT The number I see is succeseful season has come to (bounty Ctenference. five or six game*. m a rt S r gamss six ai^ ^ W'-eWn* the Roy- ing loss to UConn and belted •’'it Southern Oonnectlout Is six, with a number four vtAble an end at the half mile ovA. Rockville High, undefeated tn CMgate 40-21 lost week with a * rougher team. If Bouth- In ths background. That means Since early spring there ha* Not realJAng that they had ex- thlrd period scoring explosion. *rn osii oontebt the Purple P ro Hockey hauAed thetr time ouU, some the Met* will win In either six been the best In modlfldes, stock Middletown at the Brown, beaten by Penn’a third KotlhU' Darrtck Warner, who or four gamss. car*, midgets, grand touring Bham*' field A 1 ;80 The Rams, tnetntoer of ih* CtoclnnaU team Arlng quarterback last week, •'** yard* rusMog and six callad time after HavUcek tied I'U play tt safe and Just say autoe. Tigers and championship the pow ^u l runnUig at- Slate Opens hae a serka of Injurtea to kay touchdown* In three games, the Uie Meta In either four, five, car* raced Friday Aght’a and „ (telacl^and Ron (he score IM-ldM with 10 seconds personnel. Yale quarterback thvi# Alould get their first vie unatoppable. to go. Ax or savsn gams*. pocently on Sunday aftemooiu. „ ’ '* *''* The profeoslonal hockey aea- Joe Masaey, dtspite an alarm­ tory. running back ftotoree Jak* O'DonneU, who - . . w,l« u» «»• son open# tonight with three ing tendency to throw passe* Oentral Oonnectlout and Mont­ «*iHer fjeeted Oeke' coach games In the American League. Into masses of opposing play- clair State (2-1) are evenly Show of Sportsmanship l^?nd^ i7“Sng TrT." Jo Trmwny Heineohn after oaihng ers, has connected with sopho- ' fine back*. The NatUsial Ixagije, the m ajor matched with the l$*w Jersey True lenortsmanshlp, a malar *ng a successfA cahipalgn of READY FOR HALI..— Manchester High ball-toters all set and ready for the in­ ^ technical foul* ogainA Mm, more wlngback Bob Milligan tor The Indians In their last time loop In the Ice skating sport, team, more powerful on the role In soholartlc imonis tie well auto racing. He Jiangs up hls vasion of Hall High Saturday are, left to right, Dennis Wirtalla, Ed Pagani, Ue# off Heturday night wt»i five o«B *Ath* odtomatlo foul. four touchdowiu so far, scoreboard so far. Hie dif­ out limited Platt to a minus 21 os env other kind of athletic helmet for grxxl after piloting KEVIN OERSITY Jimmy Halesano and Greg Chambellain. (Herald Photo by Buceivicius) games. iMvUoefc then put th* game MUllgan and another sopha- ference at Oentral haa been yards rushing as the defensive competition, was turned In re- 'he. UuuraU/Brothers No. 14 line of Jim (teughlin, Greg BoA Catholic Quebec Is at Clevelend, Baltl- " * more, Rich Maher, have 14 mlsUkea—Including six fumUca cnntlv bv the Manchivder home lo victory five times this Vtneek, Bill Lopes, John Duffy, roora at Mprtngfleld, and Provi­ catches between them tor 2$$ Against Bridgeport. Until the . v ’l ! High’s croee conetrv team, soasom^Ho ha* joined the se- Jack Hollk, Joe Swensson and dence at Montreal In the three t ______. . * . yards, and that kind toof bomlbonibing' BIu# Devils fssi oomfortahle oooched by Paul Phinney. tect noup of Gene Bergln o f Dave______Bray all combined their AHL gamea scheduled tonight. im propriety Ligto ...... *»ainA a carrying the ball, th e i^ have In a meet th»t took nlace MapChoster, and defending -fTfirtH aiid stonned (hit nineIn^ SpoHs Slate I Underdog Ohio State To Test Sports Forum . g V • Aruggllng Brown team. trouht*. The Montreal Voyngeurs are a Sent. 78 In th- B'lk CItv Hnrt- N ^ A R modified champ, Carl game. new Uam In the AHL. niame in Racing ------FRIDAY, OCT. IS ford Public High's Charlie Dugy^Bugs' Stevens of Rehobeth, Lost week against Wethers- PBOTBOTB ACTIONS The champion Montreal Okna- gan set a new course reconltef Mu*s., In winning five feature Soccer—Rocky Hill at (teven- fleld High, Hall grounded out try, Granby at East Windsor. No. 1 Ranked Ohio State Next m.ri - dlene entertain'the Los Angelaa ' Record Annuals Dies at Wheel of His Car 18;13.2 that was overlooked, races at StAford. Rumor has it King* In one of the five NHL Members of the teem. ddu^Wful that Steady Eddie Flemke will ^ ®°““' NKW YORK (AP) — Ohio stale quarterback Rex spilled Wa.hlngton 41-14 In Last Bwturday eveAng I at- opener*. In the others, Toronto PAWTUOKBT, R.I. (AP) _ about this. cMecked the records drive the No. 14 next season, attnrk In Hn!V$i mmrrmf fn ®****Vto"’ H bIIo Columbua iTOodbve «v®r ■••n. WRrmln|T Up for th«lr BIf T«n tl- tondod * pony football pun* br- 1# at Detroit, Chicago at Bt, Impropriety, a 3-y*ar-old gsld- and fPii"d Unt the ^ a t mark Don ttelllns haa taken top lau- Oountry-Avon, Rham goofloye SUle-Mlchlgan Btote lie d e f e ^ tween Harttord and MoncheAer Ing, may never bsoom* a Ug- Louisa PhlladelphU at Minneso­ Hoak Enjoyed Fight of 18 87.S, reel bv rtlff (Vrison rels A the New London-Watcr- Coach Dei^erf"of the ErmIoh ^ ^ u i ki a* Is one of on altracUve Michigan 8Ut« tripped Waah- al Mt. Nobo FlaW. During Ihe ^ — kJliestOI , EjlUii V^MUIUIIC »l DOUUl *>ssv-*«s||ca34 OVMbO {{at ta and Oakland at PItUburgh, tlms winner, but he’s written of Pl"t* (n 1964, waa lowered ford Speedway, IB one of the atate'e beat nnmi Catholic at South yndordog Michigan State Saturday card featuring a hoot tngton 27-11 and BMIJ 28-15, then ii^rond half of the gama aeveral bis name Into the Nsw England IB one or me iiaie s best pass- r’nthniir.Catholic, GranbynB-oAKir at■>* Eastir<>to$ Wind-u/ite*«. travels tom Columbus.c^himhiM Ohlo-olh-nhi$w -**- of . game, .between Top - ^ Twenty bowed to Notre Dame 42-2s la.l player, startwl a tight near the Three AHL ganus are hated considerably. The only active track left Ing combo’s In quarterback for Haturday night, Buffalo at thoroughbred horse racing re­ The team suggo-led a letter open In the state U the New Brian Sullivan and Milc« Frih. ’ R“ chvllle at Platnville, erwlM known u the Land of the teams. Tonight, only two games week. It waa the most polnU Hart/ord bench Ju*t who wo* cords. Both On, Off Field Cleveland, Baltlmort at Her- of a(;hlevement be sent to Thompson Speedway with a Dino. With these two In th- line- at Rocky Hill. o’!* . *** scheduled—Texas Oiriatlan ever scored against Daugtierty’s responAble (<» aUrtlng K. I Owned by Gerry OBella, pres­ HPH8 and Duggan for setting 100-lap midget race schedAed „ „ j-ast ia a scoring threat SATURDAY, OOT. 11 ° **'* " * ' UnlverAty at Southern Method- Spartan*. don’t know, )diey and Providence at Bpring------„ „ «siguuia fleld. ident of th* New Ikigtond r’J'n'SJ^URDU (AI')~D on Hoak wjis an ex-Marine a now oourao record th»t wHI Sunday and th* big 800-lapper aSirwhere on the gridiron. iTm" ' tel UnlverAty and LoAslana The Texas-Oklahoma game. Much to my astnnlahmeA, 1 On Bunday, New York Is at Horsemen's BensvoisA Protso- enjoyeil a fftoxl fiffht on or off the field. Managing be a challenge to future com- Saturday, Oct. 36 and Sunday, Eaal Catholic Improving with ***•*“ • Catholic at Water- State University at Miami. Mth meeting of the pair, tea- heard a Manchester coacA yell. Boston and Oakland at Chicago ttvo AasootsUon, UnprapriAy •’ahcball, he was “The Tiger" as his friends p«tltors. Oct. 26. Time trial* arc Bat- each outing, alro h u the stale’s Wilson at Rock- A mismatch, It Isn’t — but Resides Uie Ohio BUte-MIcA- turee the Longhorns’ crackling " I.*.!"* go boy*’ ’ a* he ran In the NHL and In the AHL, accomplished a rare f*A Thurs- called him. ------Th's Is a tvnloA examnie of urday. A 78-lap Permatex qual- record holder for a field goal woAdn't give No. IB- gaojiPlate game, second-ranked Wlehbone-T formation agslnal acroas ths field toward the ()uebM U at BufUlo, Mprlngfleld day In winning ths ninth rao* A ‘22a 41-ysar-old Hoak dtad Thursday morning Hoak said the fine guidance uM training 'fylng race will take place next kicked In Steve CIccalone. Soccer— Hall at Manchester ranked Michigan Slate a Spar- Texas plays eighth-ranked Okla- th* sparkling Diamond T of the lUrilord bench. Thl* oould at Providence and Mmitreal at Narragansstt Park. Thursday svenlng, juA thrss he was sure he wouldn’t get the the boys get under Phinney. Sunday afternoon. Also filling Saturday’s sports ** o’clock. tans’ chance aguliut the bowl- homa at Dallas; Stanford, No. Sooner*. have, and nearly did cause, a Rochester. Winning, and rewarding back- hoiir* a tU r the PHUburgh Pi­ job and indIcAed he might not • • • , Ctennecticut Dragway In (tel- calendar Is a soccer contest be------’em-over Buckeyes. 18. Is at Southern California, N* Ted Koy, a cat-quick runner riot between players and spec- BI(« l•l}MKKKMKN — Much o f New York Mets’ ers a win payoff to $1B, over a 7s'** named Danny Murtaugh cherter 1* aUll producing wheel- tween Hall and Manchester at The UnlverAty of Alabama la "No team U unbeatable," 4. In a night oonteel; No. 8 Penn In th* Texas attack eaye the taU>rs. r|Kht, Donn Clendenon, Cleon Jones, Ron Swoiioda, manage the Columbus team Short Pops piuicii iiHM iHJt'n NU|)j)lic(i i,y thin fourKorne, le ft to mile and 70 yards was juA part managing poA Hoak ad- blazing runs every Sunday MemoriA Field at 11. Manches- in Its 76th year ot Intercollegiate says Michigan State (teach DA- 8lAe hosts No. 17 WeA Virgin- one thing you remember about | auggeot (hM the Manchsa- Tornrnie Agee. Team shown working out at Shea. neA season. His Jets came in Aaron in Cnwive, to the story. It was his second niMUd hs wanted badly. second In the Intematlonsl Back on th* w-eiehi) #-e-e ef. afterr.oon. Time trials usually ter boasts a 6-2-1 record. football. fy Daugherty. But he terms ^.**’” 1^***.^ '^*f*** \ head-baahlng lAtAr tar coach who called hls play- victory within 34 hours In two In 10 msjor league seasons League this year. ter stating that EaA Catholic begin at 12 noon with the fea- Mlaeourt; No. 8 Purdue U at la the hitting. eaa onto Ih* field read the states. as a tMrd ' baseman. Hoak homo to Michigan and No. 6 "You can juat be carrying out onnAltutlon of the league. I t he l.«udH C;oIf Fifild Atlanta Won 10 of Last II Games and Lost B A Brown, A th* news con­ Hlgh’s hand footbnll conch (^Iff turc run of the day blasting off played on two pennant wlnnszs. Georgia entertains MIsslaAppi. a fake and you’re going to get doaan’t know where to find one. At Buftoik Downs In Boston, ference announAng Mur- Demcra lort 7K noiinds In le)W «t 2:80 p.m. ^Ready to Do a Little Hitting’—Johnston VIROINIA WATER, England iBOMfUNG, about an hour’s drive from Nar- In 1980 he was the sparkplug to KIsewlH-re, ttord-ranked Ar- hit," he says. "It doesn’t mattar { iugg«at he look on one o4 (he Uugh’s appointment, said "H i* than a dav, Al Frelho't. niailnl- "Th* Yankees Flash, Pete (A F ) — T h I r t y-two-yoor-old ragansAt, ImproprlAy won ths the World Champion Pirate*. ant football conch. noTed Hint Hamilton driving the Gene kansos Is at Baylor In a night if you're running with the ball prgorams poteed out at the Tommy Aaron of Callowny fJar- Hoak was JuA a subsUtuU man who managed Columbus contest; O o ig la Tech plays at or not. It’a such a heavy phyal- fames. fifth race, paying ffS.so. laA year can liave the job this he dropped from 768 to 20* In White's (teevy Camoro lead for dena, Oa„ say* he think* he con Momentum Doesn’t Record with the Brooklyn Dodgers In tenth-ranked Tennessee; No. 11 cal game." BevarA pteya later th* Aar Wednesday. That distance was year if be wants It, rumon to throe months. Line (teach John 80 o( the 368 lops of the H.L.B. win the sixth annual I'lccodlll/ 1B0* but in ths World Sortes Kings Launch AHL Season at I 1-ia mllss. the contrary. Lafontiuia reooptedlv lost 100 400 In Mai»n, Oa., before he UC1>A plays Washington State B€)th TC’U and BMU ar* 0-3 fuUfback from Msnchsalsr was World Match Play Ooir Cham­ Veteran observers said thA It seventh game Hoak was A third pound-1 over a noriod of time. had engine fAlure. He led the A Spokane, Wash., Tulane thus far this seaaon. TCU has hard by two Hartford play- After he retired as a pinyer, pionship. was believed the flist lime In base, substUAIng tor ths ia- • • • field from lap 31 thru 121. Win- meAs No. 13 Fiortda A Tampa, IoA to throe teams ranked In ers wMI* oarrytng the bAI. Af­ Hoak tried broadcaAIng tor the Aaron was nkie undar par With Baltimore’s Weaver New England history that a jured Jackie Robinson. Bob Dignn, working behind ner of the race was Charlie Fla.,: Alabama Is at Vaixtor- th* Top Ten -ninth-ranked Pur- ter the play was over, he ob- f'lrates a couple of years , then In Pair of Weekend Games bill; No. IS Wyoming Is at home due, Ohio State, and Arkansas whsn he destroyed British Open HAI/riMORK (A I’) — "Atlanta wwi lo of Its lost II horse had won race* on succes- "Hoak won’t scars out," the scenes at Manchester H‘gh, Blanton. Ken Rush oonttnues to vIouAy committed a peraonA " I watched the plteh all the y _ Hank Mortyn 1$3-M» joined the Philadelphia Phillies ehemplon 'Tony Jacklln S and 4 When ilank Hauer man­ giunes." Weaver sold, "and If Ave days at major tracks. Itodger Mansger Walter Alston Is the photographer or camera- lead the QT’s In points with By EARL YOST agoliurt Texas El Paso and Au SMU has kiA three close_ ones . lo . foul on one of th* Hartford way, I didn’t ball out, and 428, Al Bujauctue 14S-14T--40B, said at that time. as a coach tor a year. bum tied for the 80th spot, In the first round of the eight- age! the Maltirnore Orioles anybody should have hod nwe ImproprtAy. who runs in man thking films of all Indians 1,438. Cnmaro hod taken 20 fea- Spotlight will be on cen­ Air Force Georgia Tech and x w , sUrtAl a seeond man Invitational tournament everything just seemed lo fall *toy DeVeau laS-SBl, Tony Mart­ Hoak was found Aumpad over He took over the Pirates' hosts Clemson. Michigan Blale. to an American Ixjague mentum. the Braves stvjuld. $2,000-3,000 claiming company, gamoa. (teach Dave Wiggin lure races and leads the way ter ice tonight at the East­ Tight and agAn both teams ran and he said: "Muddenly I found have. But the Mato beat them In in place." he sold, "Sometimes McfJurry U 1 has storied IB times this year. the steering wheel to his car Balem, Va., farm club and won (eels that these ore the best In miuiufacturcru’ champion- The dashing Buckeyes, last Coach (Siartle Tat# ot Miami, fwnnarit and World furies ern States Coliseum when year’s Rose Bowl champions, fruArated by th* fAlure of hls my game.' the National League ptoyidfe. .n. - , , R'eder 870, Ed Bur- He has won three racest fin­ after chasing hi* brother-in- the Carolina League pennant, movteii Manchester has re- ship points. At this time, t a IA remrulni By so doing Aaron moved Into •« 1966. he said, "Wo "The Met* juA wonted to win to!d bank l31baM, (Jhortee Wbelan ished secoml three times and law’s car which was allegedly then was promoted to Colum­ the Springfield Kings of are 19-polnt favorites over Mich­ team to move the bAI In the air, were nMuie at (hs Hartford bod habile when you dim t con- bus. todairs semi-finals against New had momentum , . . what- more. They muA have, the way cerrtrate enough. 18S-3S1, Ix)o Lodue 143-87B, Dick third tour times. stolen. But a phyAclan saw him the American Hockey igan BtAe. Ohio State’s junior may Aart oophomore Kelly coaches and players by a tew pull over to the side to the road In his major league carser, studded squad creamed TCU In Cochran* as quarterback Zealand’s Bob Oiuiies, while over that is." Ihry wwv after their two beM Weaver eald the Meto don’t ‘ i” " A check to thoroughbred re­ I. further. Third baseman Brooke fUrbln. 18S-87I, Andy Lismoureaux Ml, vtctortes on successive days officials wisely imiied o tt ths Boston or DAndt In the Ameri­ Art Cabral IM. JuA Wednesday night Hoak ' Hoak, a former amAeur box­ One fellow who will be back — "There’s no such thing us son InlerprAed "wonting to win" were scored by Rushaway In Called 20 Times in Five Games gam*. ’Dm* MancheAer pteyers, can League. said on a television broiulcaA er, also had a few fights on the with the Kings, rough and Bob l-emon, who pitched 20B momentum, he sold, while dls- old-fashioned concentration. "But their pitching muA be IBM, Rushaway won the Illlno'a tough Larry Johnston, was my fans and exMAhsa contributed a IMfSTY - Ron Kletcher - 317- he was the man tor the Pirate baseball field. He won some and major league victories, will cussing hia team’s chaners "I remember Wally Mooes better and IhAr defense Is just t>erby at Aurora and then came lunch table companion yeAer- gr*A d*A to th* outcome 5S6, Bob Avertll 200, Gene Yiwt job. lost some. B.C. in Breather ooach Ranaae (.ity Koyal pitch- ngaltist the New York Mets In (wjach tor Delrotti telUng me os good," Weaver sold. ”Ho, put­ back the next afternoon to win ^ , , day Aong with Dave Amodlo B ig Lew Csaught Goaltending SAurday night’s gam*. 207, Mason Btone 210, Ed Wil­ " I ’m the man for the job. 1 Funeral arrangements tor era for Manager Joe Gordon ihe World Berles op ning Hatur- there wss no way Al Kallne ting It all tngAher, the Mete are the I-atonla Derby In Kentucky. NEW YORK (AP)— Top ranked Boston College takes Roger (tete, all defense- Ronald BadAueteier son 30S-200, Joe LaVae 2IB, Ed don’t know if he (General Man­ Hoak, who married singer Jill next season. day. could have had u bod Work! probably ss good ss any team a breather in a break in tlie schedule while Dartmouth men and veterans, Head o l PhyoteaJ Bachl 201, Horn Wlhxm 307, ager Jo* L. Brown) haa picked Corey In 1B61, were not com­ And Coach Questions Refs Beriee ioA year tisnause ol the we've played all year." Education Department Grove Wills 300. the man yrt, but I ’m the man." plete. seeks to pick up supjxirt and Boston University tries Johnston has one disUnction woy he woe oonoenlrAtng at Laft-honders Mlhe Oiellar. 38- Mrt C ^lf Chjunp to stay on the imlieaten path Saturday in features on in the American League, dubl- CHICAIK) (AI*I — Ths last game," he said "Evarybody Coventry High School bat." oue as It may be. He’a the AHL 11 (hiring the ragulor seoeon, -HERCHANTN — Af HAm IM- «RBBNWICH, Ctonn. (A P ) — the New England college football card...... *“ thing Lew Alcindor and hls MU- en>jys scoring but I * n j o y ’ ’That’s the way I fell laA record holder for the moA min­ Murtaugh Returns and Dave McNoUy, 30-7, will _Ml, Harold Howard IM, Harv Bhanktand, an Oceanstde, The BC Slagles, victors over — — wsukee llui ks coach. Ijr n y Cos- Aid whA reAly counU week In the playoffs sgairwt open the Berles tor ths Orioles JoiiruL^ utes in the penalty box, 340 sat IM-MB. David Lanala ’ ***• MstropoUtan Alert Play by Mike Weger Navy and Tulane, edged Dart- American InternationA. tello, want to do U show any out » '" > '« « U - f*m * I know I Jc‘tH and GiiintH manager In 1S67 when the PI- Mlmweoto,’’ sold ItofalnsDn. wtw) In BoUlmore, adth right-hander last season. I'l'TTSHURnil (AP) — 1*0-307, Jim AcA o lM-800 **»),-. CTiamplonshlp Thurs- mouth by the sllmmeA o t mar- R^vdoln at Amherst, WUUama rotes ftrsd Harry Walker wont 7-ftn--l4 MM the Orioles Named the team captain by Can Irishman Danny Mur­ Jbn Palmer. IS-t, elated to stert Denhup aw. John Morton 3M. ?“ ?' ’^ ‘*1 a 14* for Kie final M gins, one point. In this week's ^ Middlebury, Tufts at Nor- ward rigns of citllclem of ofll ^ I t e r T 'f ^ to‘''J s *»* tn‘ In Midgc‘1 Clutih "I was more to a cheerleader swept three straight from the the third gam* In New York Earns Him Lineman Atcard Coach Johnny Wilson for the taugh bring Pittsburgh a Jim Oeary 872, Chuck Hale 8*2 “ 72-hole totel to SSg. AssoolAed Press regional poll vrich. Worcester Tech at Bates, Ih# pro game And I also have than a manager on the bench. Twins. neA Tuesday 1968-70 season. Johnston sAd he — tt 1* an Bubba Bmlth’s fumble reeov- and could be t o ile d from the Springfield A (telby. Bridgewa- Hut Ihoee calU of goallending u, |Mm how lo ue* judgment ’’ Hoptng to continue on toe un^ pennant winner for the But last year I helped run the wo* jUDt Itching to go. agsUiA big l>sw well, now, . ______defsAsd path the Jets ctaah old N a it o ^ F ^ a l l Uogue ery led to a BalUmore touch- top wMle idle. ter State at Maine Maritime. second time within a cen­ "W e’ve had a hard traiAng how about It? with the Gtants In toidght’e tea- rtnetniotlohal league anti w«s mM tradtUon thA DArott usually down by Tom M Ate A Dartmouth, wliuier o t two oo^at Guard A Wesleyan, tury? spring training. I’ll be bAtor camp and I’m ready to play (•inrinnuti in Surprint* Movt* baato CSaveland and the liana’ tha firat In a 31-U victory straight. launches Its Ivy Bridgeport A Southern Oonnect- WUh the sUrt at Ihe NetionA Brown Kuiks Driilrlrd *""• ““ weekly Mld- General Manager Ju times lor goAtandtog ted to a Dotrolt touchdown. Nevete Pride abdIcAad. so to quartarbock Dave Smith. Inher- Yovicetn sold that he had de- there are three 10-mtmitc peri­ "Thar* are four or five great *2*ba™> Hoepitel from minor find him orhere the Alton u The lAter will be out peotect- ellmenU. Attar fli* Lion* had openod up speak, when he was rA lred Sor ittog th* storting job with Frank elded on Smith as hi* No l ods In each gome "I can't argue on judgement IVa HP. lo 100 HP. |r. ■ talent clubs In bsssbAI. TTila breeding purpoeaa Thurwlay. "We v* goth the peraoruvel to m* ’-b* youngaUra eepAUUy Dr Thomae Ttemey, the team a IBB lead, it was Weqer who r e v ie fi'- dactstoo to quit loo*- i]uarurback. demoting (teampl. ITOa prompted Amodlo, calls said (teAAIo "But I club has lo be considered being The Dexter Is one of the rich- go Al the way." C o A h Wilson when things get Uatgh think some were quesUonabU ' SALES — PARTS — 8KSV1CX t*iyAclgn, said Wedneeday that FIRST OF th* great Brooklyn Oodgeri-New lalarDaptad a paoa on tha Da- boB! even b*4brr he received word has been around Springfield tar right there." e* harness races of the year s(ald. I'll guarantee that .you’ll After tonight's gome th* Ijtw aald tie didn't keep oouiil Ltoiborg was confined to rsA York Yankees conflicts waj, In many wayi, the best of toott 4* wtth Bve miautaa to Noor Hompohlre, the Yankee thA Ohampt was (pittUng. right aeosoos. to reoofl the see tiiore rxcttlag hockey than King* irUl be right back A th* \' BAST TBRM8 — U8BD MOTOB^ Anderson'e appointment woe Bob AUdM \ *»<1 Undy’e Pride Is regaided ODOfarenoe favorite after a . . ------um* he jotaed Uto club when It bu^ he seemed somewhat the foot he cut several weeks lot—although not many Dodger fans will agree U A \year Thlk \ I* due to the OolUfum (or a meeting SAur- announced by Reds General paaaaa Sor Bt. la a ^ thA he - trtamzih oarer Connecticut, seek* w ______» . i was Awrthanded at defAieemsn surprised that mi'* Um*e he' (voe\ 0|I8B Oiil^ 7 :M A4L^ P JL - - TiMn. to • Manager Bob Howeam following before the seoeon eiAed. while devetoptnqnt sywiem flv* ot th* night agolmt Provtdence. win ovar Plttaburgii. WUUs been barred frocn the betthM- to bike ito league record to 34) ^ - i pUyed about 46 m W e * to charged ortth goaltandtog th* firing to Dave Hrtetol Oonlgllaro le suffering from vl- ^ e Yankeei. mknaged by Bucky Harris, took the Victory In Uie Dexter w <^ nine rJitfas will use Aeo at » o'clock itel. to 4 PJH. nia pneumonia. OTanshasr oenvenad ana inter- A Matoe. In another Yank** en- Women totereste;^ to forming on* game. 48 mtnute* on th* 1 am sure aum* were quo* Wednesday. Weak In ths pitch­ •eries, four games to three, but the l»47 encounter U give U n d ys Pride a owaop of c r p ^ ^ ^ 2 ^ U d n e and one by fi«einent. Rhode Island, cfob- a votleybAI or baakAfaall Ice 1 can tell jou thA I afept "If Loa Angel** (the parent itonoMe." he sold. "1 knew th* ing deportment, th* Reds fin- remembered for other reasooi. Thl* was the year, for the Trotting Big FTt *. a $Md bA<*d to three gamea. travel* to league at Oommunity T or* reA srefl the next dny." th* ®‘’**,_**** • wtontng. oMe-bodl^ . referee has a lot to do and I lahed four games behind th* Na­ LaoI Nlpht’s Fighta ^ to M e . that pinch-hitter Cookie Lavagetto turned thA only Nevele Pride has ac- llM$0$t Hadi. Naw York md- Vonmat, which upoA Northeos urged to eontart Jo* Dtmtolco bIggeA man on ths aquiid said. 'hih. ' JohnAon. said, "we'll BOfTON (A P ) — Th* fiisnd- can't any he U A fauit But t tional League WsAsm Dtvteton Floyd Beveni no-hltter into a ninth-bmlng (lefeat with compUabad so ter. dte Mnsbsshii', laterespted a after 8 p.m A thr Y. Johnston. $-U and 116 pwi»v*» bsvt a good teiun here W'e ship between taaaebAl star Ken know a one Urn* I sroen't even MAL RHINES leader Atlanta Braves. UTBtmOMTTA. Japan-Rst- double off th* right field fence at EbbeU t W a Pride, a eon of ■tor's tom taA araek. chl Okada. in . Japan, oolpeint- poaa mat m t ap a ataat toueb- Holy Ooas ia through ter the has bcAi up to ths Mg leaguos. * * * * hurt Ua year from time HarreUan and hockey so* Do- gotng up and eras cAlad." Howaem gave flv* reasons for E leld in the fourth gome. Pride, has won algid atiaMht *d Jung Ung Tang, lu , Bouih down to a 3804 (hrUter with Los IngTlM tn th* NHL. fb time Miter our Ume were rek londerson hoe epegAl to th* Alcindor ptoysd th* full A WMh t.'s in I hiring Anderson, who had man­ tha raeoB. taicludli« the eariiar to n jrear beoana* o t on tnteettou* PurrKaar Y oung Korea, tt. co'O'B*. Umt* was Al GionfHddo. More than ItopatttU epidemic The Ouaad and his minor Ungu* record I* Moken up when Lae Angels* tee A Boston GordsB. mlnAM aged four minor league. Isams • » <’2 the Big Five, tha Tonken Fu- PORTLAND, Maine—Lsurry J$.W persons attended the sixth game and law Gloo- to do Sor brob* era w aw due to help t\dg»ke VANt^OCTUL R C (A P ) .— a good one He wna th* moA naxWd help and colled up eom*' Harreleon. former Boston Rod Wliat doe* be ihmk A th* pro c a for Howssm In both the 81 Louis ______‘ 0>* HambtetoMoa. the Butler. 144, Portland, outpotnted friddo make one of the greataA catches in Yankee Su- fwiahratt Rs homeevewtog. tod Th* Vancouver Ounicks at th* vAuahi* ptoyer ortth Wotortoo «T our feltoors If LA (Rays Box ahtgger now wtth the Ctevo- gome and the IranAUoo to It CAPTTOL EQUMUNT and (Tncinnati organUatlona. achea attoaUen Qilontal and the KeAueky Ftdu- Arnold Bpartu. 144. Moatraal. dlum history. 13. It was Hack to rtty. Holy O oea ww* tercel to carwri WeAera Hockey League have m 1M3 sad ertth Johhetenra ta healthy and we con keep our Und IndlaAs. joteod Bandareon truen colUage' "H e’s a winner type; he’s 10. — defeneeman Howl* the Eastern Lsogur In ItM chib Uttnet We’ll be a wtuner." torn skate Thursdny Bonderson 'Wei), the MggeA diNerenc* » MAIN 8T. — n L . 64S-7Mt (Neewesw fsesrsrit* A«m ) Ih* pBa IhA Altogether ha haa won 8$ A 80 the iwaselKiier >4 Re echeduN Olhar gaaiea

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The adverttser shonld w l or 289-9894. commercial and Industrial, 9-2 p.m. No Saturdays, July- TRUCK Driver’s Helper—Must 16 Feminine all sise Venetian blinds. Keyr perienced married man, gd African 20MeUl 38 Roofing pieces DAT IT APPEARS made while you wait. Taps rs- prompt servi<;e. Quality work August. Write Box "HH'', Man­ be 18 or over. Driver's license. t e l l u s HEY, HE YAWRIGHT KIDS, \ WELL, appellation . antelope 22 Concerning wages, benefits, imlforms and WHEWf X WOULDN'T BE 39 Preposition '' neat i^rtlon Xlas Herald is re s p S e for oSro??J! new installations and mainten­ chester Herald. Apply Shipping Department. A S ID K V .'^'-^N PULLH>. ] AWRKSHT,' TAKE I HOWS IT A MOTHER FOR ANY­ 17 Culture 6 Bulwer- 24 Succinct 41 Cubic meter corderr (or rent. Marlow's Mr overtime. See Mr. HUl at 107 YEAH! ) MY H A «! J IT EASY/ (3NE /GOING,MR. THING IN TH' WORLD/ medium ^ ^ T l o Ijieerton for any advertisemen't and then Trucks— ^Tractors 5 Main St 649-6221 ance. CaU 628-7625 or 647-9736. Watkins Broa. of Manchester. Lytton 25 Sea birds 43 Sharp SEX7RETARY for iloctor's office Burnside Ave., East Hartford. 18 Norse heroine ^ ®* ? M ^ o good” insertion. Errors which 26 Bird 44 Paradise 289-0251. primeval giant 7 Shakespear­ enclosures 46 Roman ■ y ?*?? Yalue of the advertisement wUl nor be 1955 FORD half-ton pick-up. ------—------9-6, 6-, I TH E R C A S LOWS A© W30 U K E / TD JIMWIV3'CALL AIE WL^KI 35 Woe R kitchens, add-a-Ievals, rocflng, MORTOAGBS — 1st and 2nd. holidays, paid vacation next ISTS BRAND NE3W 1970 pick-up M EDICAL asalatant and secre­ 36 Gaelic slcUng, general repairs. Quality mortgages— Interim finamUng summer. Ability to install plas­ LATH OPERATORS IW P U B tlC iB U TfLLB e WATT- /CCOL.AH'WE'l L TALK W s r Free to Herald Readers coaches, nicely equipped and tary needed tor doctor's office 37 Rubbing out workmanship. Financing avaU- —expedient and confidential tic laminates on counter tops D A V Y JONES HllS Hefeg/ TM aoiMO TO V t HISOYER-RX/RES^WA^^ L priced as low as $895. These BRIDGEPORT OPERA­ BY LEFT and McWILLIAMS F U T A ^ IX > TO W3UR FILCHIhiS 39 Elms, for ST aarvloe. J. D. Real Estate In Manchester. Hours 9-6 p.m., deslreable. New England CANDY PRtaw AIY DRESSER / HAFTA EROVt ITOOKTHAT instance Warn information on one of our chMSIfled XverttsemantaT able. Economy BuUders, Inc., TORS L s tu f f ; AND/WA1X BE Im No answer at the telephone listedr Sim^y call tbr units will go on ^ or $4 ton Assoc. 648-6129. five-day week. Pleasant work­ CMON, POftlE,' r CAN'T TAKE__ 40 Trite $4 443-6159. 872-0647 evenings Woo—Toung married man steady, on bus line. R ef­ IxH-al Uhevrolot denier f mA mcM MoAniU. bt. X'Hi WHAT IS IT? I CAN'T PAY BACK A-Level Dormer Cbro., 289- TH E H E R ALD wlU not to take over business. Must be erences. 246-6100. need.4 two b>i1o tei-hnlclann S E I? IO U S THE MONEY I ^aSaSr*'*'- THE SrAM O < 3FF^ ndlUon. From the estate of side and outside railings. Land bathrooms, kitchens 64R-S446 marketing on an Interna­ WKIJIICR tor fabricatlnn shop companies you do NOT Frivat* instnictiom 32 Howard Cheney. Chll 228-9078 scaping. Reasonably nriced tional basis. Excellent pay Top wages, Icxrg hours, all want to see your letter. Call 043 0851 KITCHENS — Colonial, mod­ TUTORINO —QualEled teacher BRASS KEY Tour letter wUi be de­ after 6 p.m. and fringe benefits. UjUI Ix-neflu, eteiuly emptoyment em and Mediterranean. Also of elementary, Junior High RESTAURANT BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE stroyed if the advertiser Mrs. BrunetU. Apply at yard tn person untJI SHARPENING Service - Saws rec rooms. AU work . custom subJecU. CaU 643-4770. Is one you’ve mentioned, knives, aces, shears. skates H29 Main St 5 30 p.m., MancheeUr Struc­ YOU'LL MEET MY GRANDS0N...HAD 0 ff not it will be handled 1963 OLDSMOBILE F-85 sedan, built. CaU Royal Custom BuUd­ COFFEE, rotary blades. Qulok servloe Manehnder tural Steal, Inc., MUchell Dr POLIO WHEN HE WAS F0UR...IT WAS in the usual manner. 649-3036. ers, 646-8434. H«ip W cM ifJ 643-2487 MR. SAWYER? MR. MIKE WHO FLEW HIM HD A Capitol Equipment Co.. 3) I...UH...I HOSPITAL IN MIAMI. PAID ALLTHE 1964 VOLKSWAGEN. light Main St., Maadieatar. Hourr N. J. LaFlamme — Carpenter F M M d * 3 5 FEEL 1 OUGHT MAN W ANTED to Install InsiUu- BILLS. SAME WITH MY SISTER JE«IE green, good condition. CaU dsdly 7:30-5. Thursday T:$0-9 (tontractor. Additions, remodel­ WOMEN, needed part-time In Uon. No experience necessary, TO APOLOGIZE AND A HEAP MORE t COULD NAME 644-1820. Saturday 7:80-4 648-7906. ing and repairs. CaU anytime HOUSEKEEPING attendwt tor STATIOHERY Lost and Found 1 the Manchester area to do of­ elderly persem. Four or more will train. Good starting rate. FOR MR. MIKE. I JUST CANT IMAGINE WHAFS tor free estimates. 876-1642. , ’TUA-fs , LIGHT trucICng, — Ifjongrel setter type 8786. Metal, cardboard drums avail­ RK3HT our OF THB PLAY— AND able. ade. part-time. Apply Mr. SUak OETTTN'UP, PHIL STEVE CANYON m ale A aOLYNE'S 4 0 BEFOREHES BROUGHT COMPLETE sharpening serv­ ASSISTANT bookkeeper— must Manchester. 848-106. DOMN — ;4 TE V £,ITi A FAMILIAR '^-CALLED'POT'IS NOT^ IT DOESNT TAKE MUCH 70 condition, new tires, best offer. R4TTSRN! THE PUSHER, , STEVE, IF MJU'RE GOING TO ice. Hand and power mowers know iMokkeeplng divlerslfled NECESSARILY ADD1CTIVE,< HOOK THE VOUNeSTER EDUND—Large male mongrel Call 672-4338. DRIVEWAYS Sealed — This Is CLENCH YOUR FISTS SO HARD sharpened and repaired. Pick work. Benefits. Apply In per­ ORA FRIEND-STARTS BUT THE PUSHER W ia TELL THEN, WHEN HE WANTS Terrier type dog, red and the Ume to restore the life nnd THE KIDS WITHORDI- YOUD BETTER START TRIMMIN6 up and deUvery OMl cnytlms, son Oaer Bros., 140 R ye Bt., THE KIDS HE'S JUST OUT OF MORE HE'LL STEAL TO PAY white. Call Dog Warden, 646- 1966 PONTIAC BonnevUle con­ appearance of your driveway. OPPORTUNITY MARIJUANA-OR GRASS, BUT HERE ISA 843-5306. Sharpall, 685 Adams So. Windsor. 4666. vertible, all the extras, good For free estimate, call 742- l it t l e ' sp ee d 't o t r y / condition, $860. 643-1136 be­ S t , Manchester, Conn. Part-time 9487. DRIVERS tor sl buses, Full-time hv' tween 9-5. Manchester schcmla, 7 ;IO-8:4S TRUCKING AoUve real entote office F a n o n d s 3 1068 OLDSMOBILE 442, 2-door a.m., 3:16-1:48 p.m. Excellent neeila nUee reprenentotlves. hardtop, power steering, power SAND-ORAVEL-Llght Truck­ RoonsoIe; rally wheels, vinyl 643-3414. craft. Gate 2, first shift, 7-3:80. five-ton, trucks. Work by hour Oo. Expert laataUaUon of average Income for the og- top. Many other extras, excel­ 6*9-2746. ^ or Job. aluminum siding, gutters and gresslvs ealesman. For ap lent condition. C!aU 644-1256 af­ i ' trim. RcxJflng installation and NURSES AIDES — 3-11 p.m. poIntmeM call Mr. Paulin. RIDri WANTED vicinity Unn- ter 6 p.m. 647-9839 or 649-2143 repairs. 648-64W, 875-n0( Laurel Manor, 949-4819. 644-6006. MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY more Dr. to State Office Build­ ODD JOBS, light trucking, ing, 8:80 to 4:30 daily. Call SOME BANK HOOk'iisG, atumtiwm iM Iia- GOpp. WHY 1 r I /MUST 649-9602 after 6 p.m. REPOSSESSIONS carpentry, miscellaneous re­ guners. carpenter work, $• NURSES AIDES —11 p.m. to yUMYUM, IF VOU (( DONTVVOOGET REAAEMBER “ A L L IN GOOD pairs, etc., good service and years’ expertenoe. Ooneettain 7 a.m. Laurel Manor, 649-4819. PARTTIME Girl wanted typ­ WOULD ONiy RETURN STARTED NOTTD VISUAL handicapped man de­ low prices. 648-7218. VaOey Oonetnietlea Oo.. 648 ing, filing and phone work. A p WINTHROP sires ride from Union St. Man­ CONDITION” WA1TRE88 wanted—Immedtate MYLOVByltlCLIAAP RIGHT AW AY? USE THAT BY DICK CAVALU 1967' Pontiac 9 pasaenger wagon 7180. Free esUmaM ply In pensm Monday - FrtSWlAA AGAIN] corner Governor St. and Char­ 1966 Grand Prix. Alr-concUtion- Main 8t. TWe DEEPEST RIVER] ter Oak Ave., Hartford. Must ed, troM topped Got a trse Couftln Roofing Oo.. Inc.. 649- 0d working condlttone. Ap­ ed problem? WeU worth piiaoe 7707 ZD CROSS THE be to work by 7 a.m. 643-0514 1966 GTO Hardtop, 4-speed ply tn penon. LaStrada Ree- after 5:30 p.m. caU, 742-8282 taurant, 819 Main St. h o t t e s t d e s e r t ] 1967 CadUlac hardtop coupe all INDUSTRIAL T » power, air-conditioning C A R PE T Installing — Rugs cut EXPERIENCED cashier and 1966 Caprice 4-door hardtop all and finished to fit. Call 646- taleptxme reoaptloaist tor land­ Aw fom ebles For Scrio 4 ChiiMwys 14^ power, air-conditioning 1680 da)Ts, evenings 649-9910. ing fabric dsparUnsnt store. ENDINEER 1986 CH EVRO LET 2-Dr. Hard- 1967 Firebird hardtop coupe ROOFING, Gutters, Chimneys Fl)U-tlme, 6 days. OaU Mr. B ar-. 1967 Mustang Fastback BRICK, block and stone arork. E xpertsnrsd la wark etand- / ■ ^ Jj hq>, 1964 283 engine, Hurst 3- New and repairs our special­ ber, Pilgrim Mi Us, 494 Oakland 7 1965 Cortina Sedan radio A Brick walls, patkw, oufaloor-ln- ards, pmckaglmg, eeet eetl- speed, rewired, rebuilt trans- ty. 20 years expeiience. Frsr ■L, Manehastar. 849-1422 for heater door fireplaces, aidewalka, matlag and niiirldni — g— • PRISCILLA’S POP BY A L V liiKAllStliK mlsaton, reiriaced rear end. oUmstes. OaH Roy Kaaahl. appolnixnsnt. 1966 Country Squire, 9 pas­ chimneys. Free esUmates. ty aaalyi*s. Jek evalusMss. brakes. CaU 643-1335 after 5:00 64941108 after 9 p.m. senger wagon Domenic Morrone, 649-1904. laeenllva steadarda sad ttass SOME HISTORIANS IT W A S HIS NAME ISN'T p.m. NEED quallflad rsprsssntaUvss stady. Apply te BSLieve IT WAS t h e \ COLUMBUS : a n d MARIO PASTAVANEU-L 1965 Ctorvette cxmvertible TREES — cut and pruned, trim­ ROOFING — Upeotallrlng re­ tnteroatsd in good sarnlngs at NORSEMETN w h o R E A LLY y NOBODY FO R NOTH\N<&//, n e e d C AR ? Crwltt very bad? 1967 Camaro hardtop 4-speed DISCOVEF2ED med, land clearing. Free esti­ pairing roots of all kinds, new ooes. Inersosad Christmas bus- ELSE.' OOC Banknqit, repoeaesaionT Hon- IONA MFO. CO. 1967 Bulck Wildcat 4- /v> ANeeJ TNWTMX 1968 Plymouth Fury 3 air-con­ M T O M r y , Isnt (xxvTItton throughout. Call ditioned pert tree removaL pruning and DratiiBfciBg If HAVE OlVILOfiD IN OUR FMM: • ^ u S f e i S f 6*3-8070 u yttm e. 1968 Grand Prix aU power air- trimming. lnsureaa -ateiie aad far parts. MMOB. FORD G ALAX IE 500. 1966. con- ctal rates tor people over 89 Move asovlag. ppaeialty. FWd WOODWORKERS asd Tcrtlble. fuU poorer, automatic, Call my europetltors. then cal) tog ehaliB ter real. 9*1 eng A p p t f m LITTLE SPORTS 1$«7 F A IR L A N E GT. 4-speed. BY ROUSON original oamer. exceUent con­ me. Fsrimstee given. 8*9-7889 METRL FRRRIORTORS 880 engiae. maUory ignttioo. dition. 216-1442. Stswart Warner tach, eteel TWO YOUNG married msn wtU 21 CAVROK CORP. Uasa BsMflla and Fay slottad rims, 14,000 original 1964 CHEVR4H-ET BlacayiM do Interior palattag thraiMk PAINTING— bkertes and ax- OaatlMMai Week With Ovwthw m o m i b i a l p«ae eo. 3 wHIss. Mtat be eeen. CkU after wagon, very good eondtUon. tbe winter. Flee tsrlor, very raasonabta, free 4 PJB. $L8M. 8*8-9840. radio and beater. 6 cylinder Reasonable ratea. M9-ll*3, 9*8- estimates. OaU Rleberd Mor- I > H f7 «# f Pwfwraw standard. $760. 9*9-4140. *791. ALUEi BUILDINt SYSTEMS BOT in service, must eeU la n tta. 849-M8B, 849-441L V M N O N . c o n n ; CuUam, 8 cytloder. Ram-atr, 1987 BLUE Volkswagen, sun-, CONTRACIW — Interior, ex- EDWARD R FfOCB—Pamtti« 3M TMXAND TURNPEU power s till lid Id o o r hardtop. rood, radio, black vlnyt in- tetior palnUng. paper »r MIA. lx . TM. lag. y j N l ON. txisetsr aad katsflar Fapar UZNW miles. $ 3 ^ . 6*6-7196 or terlor. itew Urea Car Uke new, Dtacount on wallpaper. C9U MANcmnrnm. c» n m . — m a m r 4 $1,400. 8*7-189*. * «* 89*8. A \ PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING H ^A LD , MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1969 MANCHEsTEit EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY. OClXiBER 10. 1969 Htip W anfd— Mate 36 Help Wanfcl— Mote 36 Help Wanted— Mole 36 Help Wanted— Mole 36 Fertiliien 50>A Heme hold Goods 81 PAGE TWENTY-NINE JIO BORE Ojierators — flrat,' UTItiITT kitchen man, part- __ W oH lad "To Biiy 58 SEWING machine sale, new, Apartmeiii»-.FIats— second and third shift Lathe time,, 11-4 p.nj. over lunch BERRY’S WORLD GOOD cow manure, $6 and $10 Houses For Rant 65 Invushnunt Propuity loads, delivered. Good for used, zig zag, rebuilt Singer WAN’i-Jiiu — Antique furniture .Tenmonts 63 Houius For Salu 72 Housus For Salu 72 Housw For Sol. 72 H o u s m For Salu 72 operators, second shift Verti­ hour. No weekends. Apply In glass, pfewter. oU paintings or FOUR-BEDROOM Cape, $225 a For Sate TD-A shrubs, lawn, etc. 643-7804, 649- : portables, $19.90 up; rebnUt 56 PHELPS RD. Six-room C o­ LOVELY Immaculate six-room cal tiim t lathe operators, sec-- person only. Howard John­ LEWIS other antique item; Any 5TVE-ROOM flat, second floor, month, Manchester, Wdverton 8731. consoles, $32.60 (q>; new and lonial with three bedrooms, Capa, wooded lot, fireplace, ond shift." Call LeMl Corpora­ son’s, 394 Tolland Tpke., Man­ Auto Mechanics , quantity. ’The Harrlaon’s. 643 children welcome, available Agency, Realtors, 6432813. SPECTACULAR used cabinets $10 up. Parts and VERNON, ROUTE 83 country sized kitchen with full cellar. Fifteen minutes to tion, 848-2883. chester. 8709, 166 Oal^and Street. November 1st. $168 Indudlng GARDNER & FERN STS. MACHINE CO. • FRONT ENDS service. Ideal Sewing Machine Over , 560* of frontage. 2 acres, dining area, formal (Unln^ Manchester. $18,600. Meyer TWO-FAMILY Household Goods 51 Service, 18 Webster St., Hart­ heat. CJaU 643-0271 or 742-9676. exlsUng 40x80’ building, heated.) ^ HOU8B3HOLD tote — AaUqiies. room, baths, garage. Mid Agency, Realtora, 643-0609. 4.65 clea!red and treed acres Practically new 35 home ford, 2430786. Out of Town exceUerit condition, amesUed " 1 . ' • BATTERIES A A G Attic ’Treasiu^s. Used brle-a-biae, docks, frames! “ ® D L E t p k e ! w irt! 3 20’s. Wolverton Agency, Real­ with 641’ frontage. Half mile located in a most conven­ parking area, business soned. tors, 649-3813. IMMEDIATE (XXUPANCY— Has openings for furniture, olde things sale. ^taszware. We buy estatea. vn! tooms, first floor, all utlliUes, ^ Rant ient area. All rooms car­ WANTED • TUNE-UPS GENERAL Electric Refriger­ 66 New 7-room RaUed Ranch, 3H to Richard Martin School. Displayed at Route 8, Pleas­ ator-freezer, good running con­ xage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 refrigerator, MANCHESTER Three - bed­ ^ 8 building lot potenUal. Ex­ peted, ranges, refrigerators EXPERIENCED STAFFORD Springs — West­ MANCHESTER baths, 2 fireplaces, laundry — FULL-TIME — • SHOCKS ant Valley Rd., South Windsor. dition, $60; 21” General Elec­ Lake St., Bolton. 649-2247 $185. monthly. Flano Agency. 50' frontage on Main St.. 188’ pandable older home. Good and storms and screens. 6430191. . brook Apartments. 21 West St. room Colonial. Large kitchen, room, bullt-lns, plastered Household contents bought. tric console TV, $86; combina­ deep. 50’ frontage on Brainard inveslm^t. Plan now or Exterior of brick and alu­ BRIDGEPORT WANTED — ANTIQUES, used Three-room unit In brick one- formal dining room, fireplaced walla, 2-car garage, city utlU- SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT Open weekends. 844-2616, 643 Place, existing usable building. later. Owner will finance. minum. Excellent Income. Permanent, part-time posi­ tion teleidioae t a l ^ chair,. $16. furniture, partial or complete M ^C H ESTER Highland-Oak story garden apartment buUd- living room ,1H baths, 2-car tiea, near school. S3day occu­ OPERATORS 1484. 8739493. Excellent potential. garage, $28,900. Wolverton Priced for sale In the upper AND LUBRICATION MAN tions now available for ex­ eatates. CaU 633-2300 days. 646- VUlage, one-bedroom, 3% Ing. Total electric, buUt - In pancy. Built by Anoaldl. SO's. perienced auto mechanics. 0004 after 7 p.m. Agency, Realtors 6433818. Charles Lesperance, 6437630. M. H. PALMER INSPECTORS LO'VE 'SEAT, maple kitchen room apartment. fuUy carpet­ over, range, refrigerator, dis­ JACQUEUNE- You’ll enjoy working at Manchester’s finest service station. Supplement your income by table, record player, two 9x12 ed. $160 includes heat, parking posal, basement laundry and REALTOR— MLS working nights and Satur­ PIANO and bench, dishwasher, ROBERTS AGENCY MANCHESTER — Sbe - room MANCHESTER 6% room Garri­ HERITAGE HOUSE Working conditions are pleasant and your fellow employes braided rugs, mahogony lamp 133piece glassware set, 63 appliances. AvaUable Immedl! storage sirea. Adults only, no Cape. Fireplaced and carpeted 643-6321. days. Rooms Without Board 59 ately, 647-1198. 646-3339 son Colonial, double garage, 646-2482 are most congenial. You will receive full company bene­ table, electric heater, 83 place piece silverware, table radio, pets. $116 per month. CaU living room, three bedrooms, IH baths, fireplaced living settings dinner dishes, two Jamea J. Gesaay at 875-0184. fits—plus many fringe benefits, too! Apply In person to square' oak dining table and ELDERLY man wishes room 1-ARGE, first-floor, 3room spacious kitchen, minutes from room, formal dining room, rec TRAINEES Good Starting salary, ex­ electric portable grills, etc. MANCHESTER — ■ Two-story DELIGHTFUL, clean, solid Mr. Danny Carey at: two chairs. 96 Woodbridge St., with kitchen privileges and apartment, 2 bedrooms, heat, COVENTRY—Four-room apart­ bus line. Immaculate. Low 20's. room, convenient location. brick and maaonary older cellent working conditions, 6436786 between 4-7 p.m. Land For Sola 71 home, two baths. 4-8 bedrooms, FOR 12-8 p.m. and 39 p.m. parking from an elderly hot water, garage, good condi­ ment with fireplaced living VVolverton Agency, Realtors, $31,900. Call Warren E. How­ home, good condition . Seven liberal employe benefits, in­ widow. CJall 742-8116. 6432813. land, Realtor, 643-U08. central location. Newer fur­ cluding shopping discount. GLENWOOD apartment size tion. $180 per month. CaU 643 room. Lovely country setting. VERNON — 2toned apartment nace. Lot of house for $30,600. rooms includes spacious din­ 3981, 39 p.m. CaU 6432312. site with aU engineering, plans, MORIARTY BROTHERS BRIDGEPORT TRACER Apply To A o r e Manager gas range, 6 months old, $76. FAMILY size refrigerator, ex­ THE THOMPSON House — Got SEVENTY-Mlle view, 3room MANCHESTER — New, almost Hayes Agency. 6430131 ing room, living room, fire­ 643-8479. tage St. centraUy located, large etc. Complete and approved. Omtemporary, four bedrooms, place, den, IH baths, 8 bed­ cellent condition, 6433066. t h r e e r o o m s , heat, hot VERNON — NOW RenUng completed 4-room Colonial, 3H ASSEMBLY WORK By appointment only. Heritage two ireplaces, two garages. * ALPINE ST.—Six-room Cape, rooms on second floor. Full 315 CENTER ST. — MANCHESTER pleasanUy furnished rooms water, electricity, stove, re­ ’’You owe It to yourself to see baths, fireplace, dishwasher, CUT OFF SAWS Model Home Furniture House, 6433482. Two acres, superb landscaping four bedrooms. Remodeled cellar with laundry room. parking. CaU 6432888 lor over frigerator, garage, $166 one of these lovely apartments range, 3-car garage, big wood­ 643-5185 CALDOR, INC. 8 ROOM HOUSEFUL Musical Instniments 53 night arid permanent guem Hutchins Agency, Realtors, ed lot, $88,800. Call Ray Hol­ family kitchen, new heating Screened patio. Pleasing back monthly. Available November situated In a smaU apartment 6438834. system. Walk to school, shop­ yard, trees, shrubs, outd(X>r 88-hour week, liberal fringe 1146 Tolland Tpke., Manchester 19 PIECES rates. 1st., 043-4491. , Housos For Sa!a 72 combe. Realtors, 644-1386. COMPLE’TE SET of (3retch complex located in an attrac­ ping, bus. church, $31,900. Af­ fireplace. Near bus and benefits. Apply in person, 22 $297 or call 849-2878. drums, with Zildglan cymbals, MOTEL rooms, 10 minutes from tive residential area.” Brand MANCHESTER — Six - room MANCHESTER — Four bed­ ter 8:30 p.m., 643-9243. schools. Mid 20’s. union MAN NEEDED to do office MALE HETjP —Full-time, good f i v e -r o o m apartment, walk GEORGIAN Colonial, 7 rooms, Johns St., East Hartford. Uke new. ClaU 6438379 be­ Hartford, weekly rates, maid new SH room apartment (one Colonial overlooking Center room tri-level home with three Grant, Realtor, Walton W. deeming in the Manchester working conditions, fringe interior Designer wants reliable to shopping and bus. Tenant IH baths, fireplace, 3-car ga­ tween 39. service, restaurant adjacent, bedroom) featuring heat, hot Park. 1^ baths, two-car full baths, living room with MANCHESTER — Near bus. Grant Agency. 64S-I16S. area, nights. Good wages, paid benefits. Apply PopuUr family or newlyweds to accept assumes heat and hot water. rage, central location, many some kitchenettes. Call 643.1867 water, refrigerator, range, garage, large rooms. Immedi­ cathedral celling and car­ school, shopping! Six room holidays and benefits. Call B27- Market, Grocery Department, delivery of complete Model Dis­ extras, city utilities. Morrison IF ’TRAVELING Is one of your MALE production workers. SMALL piano, Wurlltser con­ tor appointment. References required. Younger hood, garbage disposal, mas­ ate occupancy. Hayes Agen­ peting, grade level family stone front (Tape. Breeseway, ADAMS St., six-room older 8171 or apply at Rudder Win­ 728 Middle T’pke., Memchester. play of Quality Furniture just couple preferred, $180. Ask tor Agency, Realtor, 643-1015. problems, stop and look. We Openings on second shift. (D IMt NtA, Iw; sole, model 2620, mahogany, ter TV antenna, telephone out­ cy. 646-0131. room, sunny kitchen with din­ garage, paneled flreplaced-llv- home In exceptional i-onditlon. dow Cleaning Co., 1B7 Charter have openings in our Burring Starting rate 82.71 per hour. removed to warehouses for Pub­ like new, 6438890, 2830321. Mr. Amedy, Phllbrick Agency, lets, curtain rods, window MEN for tire service and re­ HEBRON —Large room for ing area. Mid 80's. Wolverton MANCHESTER — VACANT Ing room, oversized kitchen, Huge family room down. New Oak Ave., Hartford. lic Sale. Modem 8 complete Realtors, 646-4200. shades and full bath with COLONIAL—Ten rooms. First cap shop. Good pay, 46-88 hours and Grit Blasting Dept. Many Apply to Rogers Corp., Mill "It 's one thing to keep up with the Joneses, but it looks to rent, all house privUeges. Agency, Realtors, 6433813. Value! Four-bedroom brick partial recreation room, shad­ heat. new wiring. Sensibly benefits are offered. Insurance and Oakland St., Manchester rooms with the $1,000 look. 8 Parking. Board optional. Ma­ vanity. Washers and dryers In floor consists of large living Split Level. Double garage. priceil at $31,800. Immediate MAN WANTED to work In lum­ per week, all benefits. Must me as though we're trying to keep up with the Ohassises!" t h r e e r o o m s and bath, heat, ed lot. Warren E. I^owland, program, paid holidays and or cell Mrs. Marge Hampson pc. Convertible living Room. Wearing Apparel— ture woman preferrred. 643 basement (coin-operated) and room with fireplace. dining FIVE - R(X)M Ranch, three, occupancy. T J. Crockett, ber yard, must have driver’s be steady worker. Experience lights and hot water furnished. Three-full baths, flreplaced-llv- Realtors, 643-1108. production bonuses. Stop for 848- 8182. An equal opportunity 6 pc. bedroom, 6 pc. Dinette. Furs 57 0293. storage area. Plenty of room, modern kitchen with bedrooms, large kitchen with Realtor, 643-1877. license. Davis & Bradford helpful. Apply Nichols Man­ No children or pets. Security Ing room. Loads of extras. Out an interview with Mr. James employer. $10 down, you may purchase parking. For an appointment bullt-ins, den, large family dining area, two-car garage. of state owner wants Immedi­ Lumber Co., 200 Tolland St., chester Tire, Inc., 296 Broad BROWNIE uniform, book and deposit. $128 monthly. 643-7122. Horrlgan at the Klock Co., Dogs-^irds— Pats 41 Arriclos For Sola 45 any room individually. Im­ to see this new lovely apart room, plus finished rec room 100x300’ tieed lot. Vacant. ate sale. Warren B. Howland, East Heurtfoi^. St., Manchester. summer outfits, size 8. Boy 1888 Tolland ’Tpke., Manches­ MEN, part-time, 8-4 hours a mediate delivery or free ROOM for rent, kitchen priv- ment building please call 873 in basement. Second floor has $20,900. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, 648-1108. ter. night. South Windsor area. Call KI’TTBn S looking for good SCREENED loam, processed storage scout uniform summer and iligea. Call 6436129. Farnlshad 0829 weekdays for an appoint 4 bedrooms, bn one acre Realtors, 6433818. 849- 8384 between 8-8 p.m. homes. Call 849-8480 after 8 gravel, gravel, sand, stone, CAP A OCP Charge Plans winter, adze 12. Ballet slippers, _____ Apartments 63-A ment. Rental $185 downstairs wooded lot with 2-car attached MANCHESTER — Two-family EXPERIENCED Individuals In p.m., anytime weekends. fUl. George H. Griffing Inc. Also, oiu' own Instant Credit 8I4B, leotards, size 8, tights, FURNISHED room for rent, for $145 upstairs (including car garage. Adjoining land may be ATTRACnVB "CALirORNlA flat, 8 down 4 up, downstairs HELP WANTED male, fulT- gentleman, near bus Une, park­ BULLARD OPERATORS short run metal stampings for Andover 742-7888. Plan size 10. Excellent (xmdition. m o d e r n three-room furnished petlng.) November 1st. occu acquired. $38,900. Phllbrick Bungalow!” Six rooms, all on has been completely remodel­ general shop set-up and sec­ time. Apply In person. Barrett THREE Fluffy kittens, free to Very reasonable. 649-3609.. ing. Call 6436914. pancy. Adults. No pets. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. one floor. Including 3 bed­ HORIZONTAL BORING MILL OPERATORS MEN’S ~SKIS, children’s skis, apartment, convenient loca­ ed, fine residential area. Both ondary operations. Apply Gun- Plumbing Supply, 331 Broad good homes. Call anytime. 84^ DISCOUNT FURNITURE tion, on bus line. Call 649-4428. rooms, den, spacious dining apartments vacant upon sale. SHEET METAL MECHANICS and HEI.PERS 7064. \ ski boots, small sled, lawn LARGE furniahed room for ver Mfg. Co., 284 Hartford Rd., St., Manchester. WAREHOUSE MANCHESTER — Spacious room and living room. Hot wa­ T.J. Oockett, Realtor, 643- .sweeper. Moving. 649-0207. rent, parking, male only, $16. t h r e e - ROOM apartment, custom 8-room Cape. Garages. ter oil heat, full high cellar. First class machinists only, need apply. Immediate open­ Manchester. i8 n . ELECTRICIAN — Ucensed PRE'TTY, playful, long haired NOW 2 BIG LOCATIONS weekly. CaU 644-0123 after 6. furnished, private bath and Business Proparty Pour large bedrooms, fire­ Roof has deep overhang. De­ ings on first and second shifts. All company benefits. IT’S A gay girl-ready for PLANT LABOR, paint manu­ journeyman, $8.80 per hour. kittens. See at 43 Lyndale St. 3580 Main St. Hartford entrance, utilities, no peto. placed living room, panel­ lightful front porch. Easy to Apply In person: irl after cleaning carpets The NICE large room with doubie For Sale 70 facture, 40 hour week. Contact Call between 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. or caU 649-8166. 822-7249 ed den, formal dining room, care for yard, trees, shruba. bed and desk. Prefer retired 224 CJharter Oak, 643-8368. Jack Kaplan, 878-8888. 828-0883. with lyiue Lustre. Rent electric (former B^tller Brush bldg.) M ANCHESriR —Center—P ^ 2H baths. Situated on tree- Old estaMlshed neighborhood, shampo<)er $1. Manchester 178 Pine St. Manchester Home gentlemen. Meals for errands. slble office and residence com­ FREE kittens looking for good 6436469. Business Locations studded lot. Sale at below mar­ near bus. Low 20’s. Ulllan Halp Wanted — Male or Female 37 H ardw ar^ft Supply, 877 Main 6432332 bination. Six-raom Colonial, 3 ket value. Warren B. Howland, Grant, Realtor, Walton W. TABOO MEG. CO. homes. CaU 647-1108. St., ______For Rent 64 Ifs ill - (former Norman’s Fum car garage. Bus line. $24,900. Realtors, 643-1108. Grant Agency, 6431188. TUNNEL ROilS:^,' VERNON, CONN. Front ENGLISH Setter puppies, sire Warehouse m a in ST. — New one story Hayes Agency, 646-OlSl. MYERS hydr^atlc 8’ plow Aportmunts— Flats— JUST USTED — Benton St. MANCHESTER, In a central is wlraier 1969 New England at com er of Pine A Forest St.s) alr-conditloned office buUdlng. complete with lights, used Mie MANCHESTER — near Main area with bus practically at Mon.-Frl. 39. Sat. 9-8 Tenemants 63 Prestige location. Walking Schools jiut aroimd the co m er. trophy, prices reduced. First season. 649-8788. \ Uie door. Neat four room house WANTED —Full-time service By BEA KEITH distance to banks, Town HaU St., business location, 1,200 Lovely 7-room house. Fireplae- MAIL CLERK- come basis. No phone calls. SEWING MACHINES — singer FOUR-room apartment, second completely renovated. New station attendant. Apply in per­ 308 WINCHES’I^ R h ^ e l 100 and downtown Main St. Abun­ square feet, brick-block build­ ed living room, three l>ed- WEdter Seetero, 686 Matson HIU automatic zig-zag, excellent Table lamps khould be floor, centrally located, 643 ing, good sized lot. $20,000. CaU rooms, aluminum storms and heating system, tiled . batn, son only to Mr Sloan, Sloan with 6 power scope, sIUw case 6872. dance of free parking. Will be FULL-TIME BUS DRIVERS WANTED Rd., So. Glasrtonbury. ' condition. Makes buttonholes placed 12 inches in back Warren E. Howland, Realtor, screens, modern bath Act fast. modern kitchen (stove and re­ Garage, Route 88, Vernon. and shells, near new. MM786. from the front edge o f the completed December 1st. Va­ 7-ROOM COLONIAL hems, embroiders, etc Orig­ 643-1108. Only $21,900. Keith Agency, frigerator stay), basement. Responstble person to assist IRISH Setter puppies, AKC, desk—and 15 Inches to one LDOKING for anything in, real riety of office suites from 800 inally over $300., 8 monthly 646-4136, 6431923. Combination windows. Selling in mailing and supply de­ field and show, females, 176 ’TWO SNOW tires with side o f the work at hand. estate rentals — apartments square feet to 3,000 square Part-time, afternoons, for local athletic trips, over payments of $8.80 each or pay for $16,900. T.J. Crockett, Real­ Eoit Caiifwr St. Lecarion partment. OIL BURNER and |100. WilUmantlc 1-423- 8.48 X 18. Call 743-7998 a fter'6 Light colored desk blatters homes, multiple dwellings, no feet. Call Warren B. Howland, $81 cash. 822-0981 dealer BUSINESS zone — Stone build­ COMMERCIAL zoned, 2K tor, 648-1877. 1769. p.m. help to lighten up the desk. fees. CaU J. D. Real Estate Realtor, 643-1108. Well featured, spacious home with 8 bedrooms. IH baths, A.M. part-time hours also 19 years of age. & sure you check your ing consisting of four unit acres, farm house, out Inilld- SERVICEMAN CLEAN. USED refrigerators Associates. Inc. 6438129. ings, busy highway. $87,- PRIVACTY — $28,900. Immacu­ closet space galore, fireplace, wall-tivwall carpeting and beau­ available In same depart­ BLUE Perslem Kittens, fully in­ BRACE yourself for a thrill the cellar and attic for fire haz­ SMALL STORE near 100 per apartments. Three house traU- ranges. automatic Wagners late Raised Ranch, country tiful oak flooring. 2-cor garage, pork-Uko lawn, city utlllUea. ment. oculated, CFA papers, house- flrat time you use Blue Lustre ards. Don’t take chances BTVE-ROOM tenement, garage, cent ktaln Street location. Ap er parking lots. Excellent In­ 900. Hutchins Agency, Real­ steady position, h!gh hour­ to clean rugs. Rent electric with guarantees. See them at with a fire that will take tors, 649-8824. kitchen, two fireplaces, recre­ Offering proud ownership with numerous extras ly rate, excellent working broken. 683-2241. second floor, adults. Call be­ ply Marlow’s. 867 Main Street come. PhUbrick Agency, Real­ Apply shampooer |1. Plnewood B.D. Pearl’s Appliances 64l> everything you own away ation room, garage, patio, conditions. tween 3 7 p.m. 644-1962. tors, 646-4300. EASTERN BUS LINES COCKER Spaniel puppies, AKC Furniture Shop. Main St. Call 6432171 from you. Money can’t re­ FIVE—room suite of front Hair, MANCHESTER —Forest Hills huge treed lot. Hutchins Agen­ reglMered, certified pedigree, place the things you have EDGERTON Gardens — Near St. offices, 100 percent loca- MANCHESTER — 20,000 area. Ranch, three-bedroom, cy, Realtors, 6436824. FIRST NATIONAL PHILCO 30” electric range, 4 had to r years. males and females, beautiful YARD Sale—Saturday, October hoepital. Deluxe one-bedioom cion near )>anlcs, ajr-condltion square foot masonary indus­ two full baths, bullt-lns, fire­ CHARLES J. MORRISON years old, excellent condition, 1. Whose lucky day will $18,800 — SEVEN-ROOM h oU M STORES INC. IMPERIAL. OIL CO. butts cmd cream. Call WlUl- 11th, 9:80 a.m. Rain date Sun­ apartments. Wall to wall car­ trial building, IH acres, cen­ place, wall to wall, recreation $100. Call 643-9908 after 6:30 »lt be? ’This 7-rcKwn older ed, automatic fire sprinkler on acre lot. Aluminum siding, Park and Oakland Aves. 643-8978 mantlc 1-428-8603. day. 180 Spencer St., Manches­ peting, appliances and utilities tral location, all utilities. room. Excellent condition. H. 989 Sullivan Ave., S. Windsor p.m. home, centrally located 6.oply Marlow’s. 867 Main St storms and screens, garage. Realtor — 643-inS East Hartford, Conn. ter. Old botUea, shrubs, hoiwe etc. $155-$160. J. D. Real Es­ Many possibilities. Including M. BTechette, Realtors, 647- will go fast! The price Immediate occupancy. Bel Air ii piskiic tkf Ity AppolnUnsnt 844-1821 AKC Labrador Retriever pups, plants, and misceUaneous ar­ tate Associates. 6435129. MAIN ST., corner office, 8 commercial use. Hayes Agen­ 9093. SMALL G.E. refrigerator, oak Is low, the house is Real Estate, Vincent A. champion blood line, excellent ticles. clean. See It without rooms and lavatory. House -A cy, 646-01$l. tables, walnut, maple dropleaf, SAULTBR8 RD. — excellent 3 EXPERIENCED Interior and field trial and hunting stock. delay. COLONIAL Manor Deluxe one- Hale Bldg. Call 643-2667. Bogglnl, Realtor, 648-9882. mchtOM! CaU after 6 p.m. 873-4291. o a r a g e Sale. Old furniture, chairs, beds, short wave radio, bedroom apartments and two- 191 CENTER Street, an eight room Cape. Phone owner after exterior painter. Will consider MACHINIST wanted to learn 2. For rent with or with­ SEVBN-R^OOU colonial, 3H fil­ oil paintings and miscellaneous hall rack, small type sofa, out option to buy. 7H% bedroom Townhouse. Appli­ room home with 2-car garage 6, 6436878. Move right Into tUw part-timer. Call 849-1641 or short run tool trade for metal ed bathe, large family room, Items. 11 Knighton St. Start­ some books, brlc - a -brae, mortgage assumable. 3 ances, and utilities. $145-$185. OFFICE FOR rent. Center St. located in business II zone. charming fire-room ranoli 688-0017. stampings. Bridgeport ex­ RANCM — Five rooms. Three 3 fireplaces, plastered walls, Articles For Sale 45 ing Friday, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Martha Washington sewing bedrooms. Large living J. D. Real Estate Associates, M31680. Dwelling could be easily con­ on 100’x300’ shaded lot. perience helpful. Apply Gunver bedrooms, garage, large lot. full In^atlon, porch, city ufil- DRIVERS for school buses, ’U1 all sold. cabinet, several bureaus, one room with fireplace. 2- 643-5129. verted for professional or com­ Throe bedrooms, large Mfg. Co., 284 Hartford Rd., TREASURE SHOPPE 23” BLACK and white Silver- PROFESSIONAL office on first $18,900. PhUbrick Agency, iUes, buUt-lna, extra large 3- Manchester Schools, 7 :80-8:4B 4-drawer pine plank end, etc. car basement garage. mercial occupancy. Robert J. Manchester. tone TV, 2 years old, $78. Realtors, 6434200. car garage, near school, treed kitchen with dining area, a.m., 2:16-8:46 p.m. Excellent TORO 20” Snow Hound, rotary Friday afternoon and evening Price $19,800. MANCHESTER — Park Chest- floor, suitable for dentist or Smith. Inc., 963 Main Street. Needs horizontal tube. Custom mower, power handle, $278. 3. Large 1 acre lots with doctor, 7 rooms Including a lot, excellent location. Charles tsro-car giuogo. $20,900. part-time for third shift work­ JEWELERS and Saturday 9-6 at 9 Trotter mft Garden Apartments, No­ 1436241. EIGHT-ROOM Colonial, 4 bed­ PIN SETTER mechanic, full­ made bar, fully equipped, with Call 849-9707. St. a view, priced realistic­ dark room, front tind rear en­ Lesperance, 6437630. ers, retired men. We train you. vember 1st, 3^ rooms at $180. rooms, family room first floor, time mechanic needed for shadow box shelves and stools, ally at $5800. trances, heat furnished, park­ Hare’s a houas tor a fam­ 648-3414. Brunswick automatic pin set­ Manchester Parkade 4. Warehouse and business Heat, hot water, oven-range, 2H bslhs, sundeck, double gar­ DELMONT St. Possible four $160. 648-4447. refrigerator, parking and ing on the premises. Now ily! ■poohma four bad- ters. Six days a week, year zoned property In the age, 160x390, trees, $89,900. bedrooms. Under $28,000. Call WANTED — young married Boats and Accessories 46 storage. No pets. CaU 627-9238 occupied by dentist. Available room, tri-lsvsl with three ’round employment. Full com­ LOST bright carpet colors, re­ center of Manchester Hutchins Agency 6438834. 646-0191, Flano Agency. man able to work mornings, Full-time sales position available, good starting between 38 p.m. After 6 p.m., Nov. 1st. For information call NOTICE pany benefits. Must be a will­ store them with Blue Lustre. 18’ ’THOMPSON Lapstrake 30 for lease. Under $1.00 full bathe, carpeted liv­ 8 a.m. to 12 noon, Monday salary plus benefits, sales experience preferred Rent electric shampooer $1. h.p. Evlnrude, trailer, all for per sq. ft. 647-1871. 643-0812. ing room with cathedral ing worker and a fast learner. Male or Female 5. 21 acres o f land with TOWN OF COVENTRY through Saturday. Only re­ Paul’s Paint A Wallpaper Sup­ $700. 623-8488 evenings. fwmimwmiiwnwiTO celling, grade-level family liable persons need apply In Must be mechanically and but not required. over 1000 feet of front­ Pl {jSH one-bedroom apart­ ply. Housos For Rent 65 ZONING BOARD room, sunny kltehao srith person at Manchester Pet Cen­ electrically Inclined. For good age on Tolland ’Tpke. ment. AvaUable October 20th, CREDIT dining area. Mid ID’S. ter, 996 Main St. future with a growing company DYNA PAS 3, $85; Dyna stereo Florists— Nurseries 49 Also 1600 feet on WU- at Sunny Bnx>ke VUlage, $160 VERNON— 7-room older home, apply to manager, Brunswick bur Cross Highway. per month including utilities. Uving room fireplace, oil hot OF APPEALS 70, $60; 2 KLH 17’s, $90; Fisher 6. Assumable 8^% hiort- MECHANIC — for fleet work, Parkade Lanes, Parkade Shop­ Help. Wanted— Help Wanted— KM 60 FM tuner, $80; AR HARDY chrysanthemuma. In Call Paul W. Dougan Realtor air heat, 2-car garage, barn At an executive session of the NO PINWHEELING ping Center. all colors, loaded with blos­ CLERK gago. Older 3room plus over an acre of land. six -day week. Must be avail­ Ma!e or himale 37 M a!e O f Female 37 Turntable Empire 808 cart­ house. Central location. 649-4SSS. Zoning Board of Appeals held soms and buds. 80 centa Bind 88 Wa won’t rhow you oo naoay housas 643M13 able for out of town work. B\>r ridge, $40; Viking 88 tape deck, Low 20s. Ideal for horses or cattle. Lo­ Monday, October 6th,' the fol­ COOK wanted full or part-time, SUPERINTENDENT for room­ cents each. Open 7 days a FOUR ROOMS, one - bedroom. cated on Route 83 near Vernon thatnot your hood epina WWa e try to UmK FAMILY DEUGHT! appointment call 648-3878, 849- $138; Realistic tape playback, 7. Starter home. $12,500. lowing appeals for variance our sbowlngs to what will fill the some experience required. ing house. Apartment and week, also evenings until dark. ~ FUIX-TIHE Heat, hot water, centraUy lo­ Circle. $2(X) per month plus 4316. requires preamp, $18; ReaUs- 4-room ranch. Expwd- were approved by the Board. bUl. TeU us bow many bedrooms you Custom 4-bedroom tieauty offem spacious living room Country Squire Restaurant, Rt. uUlttlea provided. Opportunity Pontlcelll’s Greenhouse A Full company benefits, steady cated. Adults only. 643-2171 $200 security. Call James J. tlc 18” woofer, $10; RCA 48 able. Large lot 1. Catherine A. Hill, Route No. wont, whotber you need a huge YOUNG man to asslat with In­ EXPERIENCED for retired couple. Write Box Nursery. 433 North Main St. year around work. An equal New quick-setting cement days. Gessay, at 875-0134. with cathedral ceiling and fireplace. Huge family rtxim 88, Ellington, Conn. 872-0269. RPM turntable $5. 48 Cam­ kitten, extra baths, or a large plot. stallation and delivery, full­ H, Manchester Herald. opportunity employer. Apply hardens almost immediately. 31, to erect a garage and ad­ W dverton with fireplace, dining room, modem kitchen, 8 baths, OIL BURNER bridge St. FOUR-ROOM apartment In dition to house, without suf­ Wall giet to work on K promptly and time, driver’s license. ’Turn­ at ooce. Repairs can be walked on Mve yon many bouni ot wonry THE ACTIOIM IF YOU HAVE a few free eve­ Fuel and Feed 49-A In 15 minutes. four-family house. Appliances, ficient set back. basement, 2 car attached garage, plus LAND, LAND! pike TV A Appliance, 378 West SERVICEMAN 40 IMMEDIATE ALUMINUM sheets used as Bigprtomg Middle ’Tpke. nings, use of a car and would A damp rubber sponge parking and storage. $128. Nov. 2. Leonard F. Buckmon, Mark printing plates. .009 thick, 38x like to earn $1,000 or more be­ SEASONED cord wood, sawed removes lint and fuzz from 1st. occupancy. Call J.D. Real Drive—Lot No. 80, to con­ OPENINGS 36” , 26 cents each or 8 for $1. WANTED — Part-time service fore Christmas, call 838-0005, to required lengths. Free de­ W. T. 0RANT 00. upholstered furniture. Estate Associates, 643-5129. struct a one and one half ga­ JAGQUELINE-ROBERTS AQENGY 643-2711. livery. E. Yeomans, 743-8907. station attendant, for morn­ Davids Is now hiring. The 878-6519. Monolieater ForiBide Why not give us a try. rage—16 feet wide by 24 fset Good pay. Good working Come by and talk to the DELUXE 2 bedroom apartment 857 E. CENTER ST. — TEL. 646-33S9 ings. Apply In person only to new Davids Restaurant lo­ deep. KEITH conditions. Paid vacations. DARK RICH stonefree loam, people at In newer 2 ftmiily house 2 chil­ Mr. Sloan, Sloan Oarage Paid holidays. Phone 643 cated In the middle of the The effective date shall be five yards, $16. Sand, gravel. FIREWOOD for sale. Reason- dren permitted. Residential lo­ Route 83, Vernon. 1166 for appointment or slop Manchester Parkade Is now KEITH talk October 11th. REAL ESTATE stone, fill, manure, pool and able. 6431078. cation, $160 per month. Call In. Interviewing for full or part- MANAGEMENT patio sand. Call 648-9604. ------REAL ESTATE Signed: 173 E. CENTER 8T. BACnCHOE operator, work on time work. This new mod­ Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 643 septic tanks. Also payloader 172 East Center Stieet Grant E. Tc»thaker Sr., 0431622 erate priced restaurant of­ TRAINEES 649-1022 640-4126 4685. hor$e sen$e operator. 643-6937. Gardan— Fonn— Read Herald Ads. CHialrman THE WHITING fers better opportunity for UTILITY building 8x10 all FIRST FLOOR five-room re- David Roach, WE ARE A RAPIDLY EX­ steel. Best offer. 646-1078. Dairy Products 50 FULL-TIME maintenance man Increased earnings through modeled apartment. Storm Secretary CORPORATION more Ups and a higher hour­ PANDING PROGRESSIVE RE­ for rapidly expanding nursing WASHED canning tomatoes, windows. Available Immedia­ ly rate than many restau­ TAIL ORGANIZATION THAT CUSTOM made draperies, slip while they 1 ^ $1.29. Buckland home complex. ’Top wages, 254 BROAD STREET covers and reupholstering. tely. $180 monthly. Security. fringe benefits. Chance for ad­ rants In the area now offer. IS SEEKING MANAGEMENT Farms Vegetable Stand, corner MANCHESTER TRAINEES. IF YOU ARK AN Budget terms. Established In WANTED CaU 6439177. vancement. Meadows Con­ There are openings for male of Tolland Tpke. and Adams ENTHUSIASTIC. CAPABLE 1948. Days. 824-0184 evenln$;s. valescent Home. 647-1461. and female help on either St. our day shifts, 10 a.m. to AND AGGRESSIVE PERSON 6437590 4 p.m. or our dinner hour AND ARE INTERESTED IN TURNIPS. $1 half bushel. GAS STATION ATTENDANT IT’S TERRIFIC the way we’re 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Apply In ENTERING A FAST MOVING, Corner Glode Lone and Tol­ 1 Insnnuioe, Paid HoUdays, 5-Diay Week, 8 to 6. No NOV. 15TH ■elllng Blue Lustre for clean­ person or call 646-2236 from PROFITABLE FIELD, PLEASE land St. Near the East Satardajrg or Sundays. ^jipaL /hunA , C^mhimsmiA, INSPECTOR ing rugs and upholstery. Rent 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. CALL MR. FKT-ou love fab­ 646-0338. pletely equipped kitchen. Ren­ Here It Is: Family-stse your family. Sliding glass doors off the dining area opening onto a red­ rics and Uke people, you will tal, $186. with one-month se­ Prarticolly In the renUr of (cwd Thle le an unusual home. Ideal tor the fa«g tam- If you have the qualifications wa have the job. kitchen, formal dbilng wood porch, foil private cellar with washer and dryer hook ups, master TV enjoy selling at FABRIC Open For Inspection curity required. Ctoll Jarvis Uy or the ««w Uiat needs an -in law" suite Ptaeem owners hare compleuly remodeled IRONING done In my honie. off#!": Modern shop, top pay in lina with room. living room with antenna. Excellent location on bus route, walk to schools, churches and $2.50 PER HOUR FAIR. Experienced prefer­ ChlU 6433476. Realty Co., 643112L______thie home. bulH the addiuon. new heet. etc T t»r also put on Ute aluminum red but will train If neees- ability, health and accident insurance, benefit fireplace, three bedrooms, shopping. the bfg tec room, etc «r>-. Join Conneotlout's SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11.1$$$ WE HAVE customers waiting Ito baths, 2-car garage. program and \uniform$. ' s ■ \ Immediate openings. East Hartford area. AH shifts. ^ ^mdft exciting fashion fab­ CHILD CARE dally In my H- for tbs rental of your apart­ $28,900. ^ e i g h t rooms to all plus a sun porch Dowh thsrs arr five rooma ths Uvtng I • ment J.D. Reel ES" A A Paid vacations, life insurance, uniform allowance. rics anil home furnishing censed home. 6434072. 10 SJOi to N o(h n -S pjiL to 4 ikM. or home. room, dining room, modern kitchsn plua ths two room addltkn and the lavatory Up- stores. CaU 647-1466' for In­ AsBoeistss. Inc.. 6438139 IMMEDIATE OCCUFANCY Clear police record and good physical condition Apply to John Maiorca, Service Mgr. •tolzs aro three bedrooms, bath and a poaelble touith badroom to ths aunporch. 4 mandatory. Interviews 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. terview appointment. Dogs— Birds-—Pats 41 Twelve-room, two and one-half story, frame, two 4^ROOIC Townhouse. appU- EwlnaiTc Rental Agent: nwwsmm uUUtlcs, dtahwoshcr, IH GERklAN Shepherd, 3 years Oarpattag throughout OtooUnatlon wtodoam 'Two-car garage. And a lot with FABRIC FAIR old, spayed female. with family dweHing. Each side has living room, din­ tmOm. petrate ppUo and base- righty foot on Alton Street The proud owner* have had a job tronatcr and are movtzg GUARDSMARK, INC. papers and all shoU. 6430307. De C O R M IB l ing room, kitchen, pantry on the first fkxw. mont. »90. CaU Superinten; Old of the area Here u your opportunity to buy a choice home to a choice reetoenUai MANCHteS-fER Hmt, l u m i ______J. B. Real Estate area at a price far betow currant rsplacemeni coot. Ongtnally on ths market at fTf. PARKADE GROOMINU oU biwodt. Har Three bedrooms and batiiroom on the second •99. (which we eonatdared rMiistlci but the oemen are aruOam and we have baea as- Howard Johnson Motor Lodge, POUR-ROOM duplex Inehides mooy HUI. H.C. Choss. Habraa* vuoiverton sored that no reoerriehli 'efiers will be fehned MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES floor. Full basement Full attk. store and refrigerator. AduRs. 490 Main St., East Hartford Rd.. Biilton. 648-6427 t h e ACTIOISJ iU£ - t Roosonable. Write Box "D D ". Assoc, lua A Division of Fabrics National, 286 BROAD ST. M A N C H f S H R LOT 160' frontage x IIT depth. Call to Inapoot An Equal Opportunity Employer Inc. BEAGLES — ’Ten woeka old, Maadiaator Herald. ^ from good hunting atock. Make ■* your convenience T. J. CROCKETT. ReoHor good peU. Coventry, 742-0689. FtVE-ROOM apartment. $ bed- 643-5129 643-f729 rooms. Available Oct, IS. No • 0 -1 1 7 7 pets. 0431972 betsreen 37 p.m.

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^ i.*- 1*- PAGE TmUTTf \ \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1969 MANCHIfiSlgB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1969 PAGE THIRTY-ONE H o u s m For Solo 72 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Out of Town Out of Town OafofTow ii DRIVE BY 187 Charter Oak. For Sdo 75 For Serin 75 Fft So___ k ^ Call for Unity then call to Inspect this Im­ TBeH-AGeR DONNA BUSH, OF HOBOKiN H. J Bolton CLASSIFIED ASUS NONHUMZir?-• VWEN IT COMES TDIHIWGS SHE VERNON TO LLAND . ANDOVER LAKE maculate Colonial. Mr. Zins­ UUfS, GUESS BACH W PlAPERS' ser, Belfiore Agency, 647-1418. CHARMER! ^ e . year 'round, 4-room S he's mature ehough-sd' doallthe 7-ROOM ASSUMABLE Mates Nixon Sought after location, easy Webster says "One theC R«»ai within Walking dla- T i w w TMIMG6 SHE MATE? -* Rc?c Director Asks Space ADVERTISING D R IV E B Y 31 Church St., then commuting. 3 spcu:ious bed­ casts a spell.”- Be spell­ call for details on this excellent rooms, 1 ^ baths, garage. bound by this l-yeaner. l ^ I o ^ o o r i ties. Nicely landscaped with excellent condition. T. J. mediate occupancy. Bel Air had been MANCHESTER — 'Tender lov­ fam ily at 40-42-42V4 Spruce St. three generous bedroomk, ReaHors. 289-7478, 724-8243. old E. Hughes, D-Iowa c a ll^ Park, that the contractor got a p ,„e,y . hoped that Mahon Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. VERNON — Brand new 7-room shade trees. Combination Call to insnect, then make an Heal Estate, Vincent A. Bog- kitchen with built-in oven and Vernon late start, and he s u w e s t^ had checked the rtatut. t o b ? ing care has been given this Raised Ranch with all extras. Gay Blair, 64IH1827. the "sha,:^ up’ w^X storm windows and doors. offer. Needs work, priced ac­ glnt. Realtors, 648-9882. range, attached garage. 826,- What the Best Dressed Fireman Wears that final payment not be made ,ure everything waa le n l comfortable Split Level home 822,600 — NEW Raised Ranch, Convenient area with efty sew­ NEW Raised Ranches In oalta for U.S. wlth- Priced at only 826,600, for cordingly. Mr. Lombardo, Bel­ 900. Wolverton Agency, Real until spring, or until It Is evl- ^ha Weekend " in desirable Woodhill Heights 3 bedrooms, garage, 160x200' CONVENIENTLY ers and water. Complete price quick sale. fiore Agency, 647-1418. tors, 646-2818. non and Thlland Choice o, Vlet- Enthralled youngsters at Robertson School watch week— Fire Prevention Week — demonstrating dent that the new graae will No housewUe needs to worry near the Parkade, 3 bedrooms, treed lot. Hutchins Agency Lots For Solo 73 of 881,000. Heritage House, 646- colors now. 138,000 —882 000 ^“vernment does not In- Eighth District firefighters Richard Skoglund, left, take hold, about desserts thU weekend, bo- 2 baths, garage, nicely land­ Realtors, 649-8324. LOCATED 2482. equipment and giving lectures. Here, fireman DRIVE BY 41-48 Holl St. NoUce CENTER of Town. . .approxi­ C O VEN TRY — Four-room house JacqueUne-Roberts Agency, kT * “ ,®® and broadly scaped lot, close to schools, 646-8889. ^ based representation In govern- and James Sarles as they demonstrated some fire­ Skoglund is wearing a Scott A ir Pack. Firemen Because the skating area to cause three organliationa are CHARLES LESPERANCE this clean 2-famlly with three CENTRAL location, 8 - room with attached garage on one- shopping and highway. A real mately 2% acres, all In " B " New 4-bedroom Colonial with TOULAND — Six-room Ranch ______ment. fighting equipment this morning. Eighth District use these units when they must enter a smoke- the park, which Is to be enlarg- eager to sell her boked goods car garage on a nicely land- home with five rooms down, zone. All utilities on the site. aore landscaped lot and dog ed, will be wet and muddy un- Cadetta Girt Scout T r o w 666 bargain and should be seen to­ first floor 24' family room, slid­ in executive area. Bullt-lns, —Sens. Prank Church, D-Ida- volunteers have been going to several schools this 649-7620. scaned lot, conveniently locat­ three up, VA baths. Excellent Ideal for multiple dwellings. kennels. Completely fenced filled building. (Herald photo by Ruceivicius) tU the grass grows. Soma sug- will hold a bake sale t o m o ^ day. Call the Jarvis Realty Co. ing glass doors, spacious living two-car attached garage, fire­ Eaat Hanttord l|°' Mark Hatfield, R-Ore., ed within walkine distance of condition throughout. Many T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 648- In. In low 20's. Call' ' 742- Realtors, MLS, 643-1121. room with flre{8ace, dining place, two full baths, two sets nave their resolution which gested that the triangle of field 8:I0-1;80 to the Bolton Pharma- everything! Additionally, there 1677. 9282. features such as an oversized room, 2V4 baths, garage, city of s itin g glass doors. Heritage Columbia PINTO Hebron ^ tw e e n Bolton Center Rd. and cy. All girls to Ihe troop are MANCHESTER — Forest HllU- MANCHESTER—Need a home Is a summer house In the rear! • lot, aluminum siding, two-car House, 646-2482. Toomoy La. be flooded tor skat- asked to bake, and to bring the APPROXIMATELY four acres ROCKVILLE — Three family, utilities. Low SO's. COMPLETENESS IS Brand new large executive Truly an unusual buy in a fine garage, new gas heating unit, PINTO, People Interested Inf Uila year. U could be mow- aromatic re«mlU to the nhar. but lack the funds? We have prime land. Near community 84,680 yearly income. Assum­ —A pioneer in the field la Sen. home in prestige location. neighborhood! Mr. Zinsser, big roomy basement, etc. On­ In Narcotics Treatment Or­ ed very cloae, and plaatio oould maoy by t'SO a six-room Colonial, two-car college site and new Route 6. able mortgage. 824,900. Car­ And economical living can be Charles E. Goodell who does not Many fine features. Please call Belfiore Agency, 647-1418. JACQUELINE- INVITATION be put over the graae. T h , Junior Woman's Oub garage. Needs work, vacant. ly 829,600. Move In tomorrow. riage Realty, 648-1111. yours In this charming 3-bed- have a resolution, but has Intro- Town Starts ganisation Inc., is now open Education Board Will Join for more details. H. M. Frech­ 821,800. Philbrick Agency, Owner will help In financing. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 648- ROBERTS AGENCY room Split Level. Cheerful bow- duced an amendment to a for- Monday through Wednesday Morra said he thought Soma will hold a used book and hake ette, Realtors, 647-9663. DRIVE BY 688 MlddleTumpIke 1677. Realtors, 646-4200. COLUMBIA — Immediate oc­ TO B ID Asking only 818,900. H. M. wlndowed Hying room, dining assistance bill which r .ii. evenings, 6:M to 10, In the West and examine this 7*A cupancy, six-room Colonial 646-8339 Project No. WS-1-07-0068 Repairs On Three Area Boards in Study Frechette, Realtors, 647-9993. COLUMBIA, Vine St., two- room, knotty pine cablneted tor U.S. withdrawal or dlaen- bottom floor of the WlUleuns levetoess of the area-'There'e -tomorrow 9:30-8 80 at tha HIGHWOOD Drive, better than room ranch with garage and MANCHESTER — Just listed. style home. Treed half-acre TOWN OF MANCHESTER notoing Uiat level I j j ^ l t o n " - Oommunlly Hall. PrpcTed. acres. Treed with stone fence. kltchen, flomllv room, 2 cera- fiagement by Dec. 1 , 1970. Building of St Mary's Epis­ *n>e Hebron Bocud of Educa Board of Finance to appropri­ new, 7-room Colonial with ev­ MANCHESTER — A charming two — yea two — ceramic tiled Large 6-room Colonial, 1% lot. Lake privileges. Only $17,- Separate sealed bids for Cen­ Asking 8,600. H. M. Frechette, mlc baths, basement and g a - ______’ Colonial Dr. copal Church on Park St. ate the necessary funds. w d that some digging would ^ i„to a fund to b u T T p h oto. erything, over 2500 sq. ft. of full bathrooms! Close to East baths, kitchen with bullt-lns, VERNON — For sale by owner, ter R elief Sewer Construction Uon voted last night to partici­ spacious 4-bedroom Colonial. Realtors, 647-9998. 900. Pasek Realtors, 289-7478, rage. M anv extras In this home. An ex-addlct, a parent of a graceful living; area. Prim e lo­ Cnt^iolic High School. Four- wall to wall carpeting, fire­ 742-8243. 8^ rbom Ranch, three bed­ for Hilliard St. to High School pate to a Joint study conunlttee Budget Deficit Formal dining room, large OonvenlenUy located In fine resi­ Repairs to Ccrionlal Dr., a drug user, and a p rotw lon al cation, top quality and unique hedmom or In-lew s'tuntion place, beautifully landscaped rooms, Ih i baths, 28x24* re­ (Bid -"A '') & High School to front to back living room, ga­ ANDOVER — Seven-acre rec­ dential area with city sewers China: U.S. road recently accepted by the counselor ore on hand'to talk wHh Andover, Marlborough and nKslrmsn •***® *"'*'' how- gpple plea will be on sals floor plan makes this an out­ noeelb'e! Mr. Coe, Belfiore lot, excellent condition. Im ­ BOLTON — Large center hall, creation room, built-in vacuum Riverside Drive (Bid "B ") will rage, porch, prime location. reational site bordering Hop and water. ■town, have already started, ac­ to anyone on an anonymous standing offering. Hayes Agen­ Agency, 647-1418. mediate occupancy. H. M. Bh-e- 3-bedroom L-Ranch. Double system. Many extras. Choice be received by Town of Man­ Plillbrlck Agency, Realtors, River. 812,000. Call Suzanne basis. The phone number Is ^erm lTO t ^ ftoure organlza- that R wUI be o p w to o” 7 r ^ l i ? L at Ihsir « Ororge's cy 646-0131, evenings Mr. Han 646-4200. chette. Realtors, 647-9993. B. ShortSv 646-3233. J. WaUon gp.rage, 1% acre wooded lot. treed lot. Ehctra lot available. chester, Connecticut, at the of­ Shot at Ships cording to First Selectman Jo - 648-2800. DRIVE R Y 36-88 Strppt St This dicr, 646-7618. Beach k Oo., Realtors, 278- Coppertone bullt-lns, natural 6 per cent assumable mort­ fice of the Purchasing Agent (Continued from Page One) set^ Szegda. ^ under a dMlclt of ^ me^tlST W e < S a T the aelwP Is a three-family, convenient­ MANCHESTER — Over 78 IM- JACOUELINE- tore of area schools. year. man received e rsm r« snrf Kin thoee who prefer more 8980. trim, two fireplaces, private. gage. Call 643-6982, if no an­ until 11:00 o'clock (A.M .— fUhlng vessels flying Chinese Highway funds will be used. WEST8IDE — 6-room home, 3 ly located with excellent In­ R ^u esto 'V t w or n w e i „ dtocusaing the budget from the new special consUble plessursa, tha Ings from 810,800 up. If you 824,800. Meyer Agency, Real­ swer, 872-0888. D.S.T.) October 27, 1969, and r o b e r T s a g e n c y national flags . . . were fishing .'•aid Szegda, along with 83,200, down, 2 up, one bath, garage. come! Never a vacancy. Close­ boerds are r e q u l^ to form the statement for the month, Aram for Bolton Lake Ctoarles Oullng Club will meet MANCHESTER are looking for a good house COVENTRY — Building lot tors, 643-0609. then at said office publicly on the high seas In the (Tonkin) part of a performance bond Lot 80x180', 819,900. Philbrick ness to everything makes It an call the Mitten Realty, Real­ 646-3339 cKim^ttoe and It w m reported Damarjlan. superintendent of latthrop. ’ ***• Community Hall park- with lake privllegea, 7 minutes COVENTRY — Seven acres opened and read aloud. gulf, a U.S. gulded-misslle forfeited by the builder who Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Irt-nl I-'— for tenan*s. Mr. tors, 643-6930. HEBRON — 8%-room Ranch several large Lalhrop repo'rted that he tomorrow FIRST OFFERING from water, 8600. Call F. M. plus five-room older home. The Information for Bidders, And a U.S. destroyer failed to complete necessary Coe, Belfiore Agency, 647-1418. Gaal Agency, 643-2682. Member on heavily wooded lot, full Barn and outbuildings. Ideal ?? evening dsncuu facing the board this checksd 133 betwsan departure for Jaf- TWO-FAMILY, 6-8. Separate GARRISON Oolonall — All the Form of Bid, Form of Contract, • kept following In their wake and repairs to the road. ARRESTS to Join to the rtudy. y e a r, fr«y. N il , lo make Its annual GREEN MANOR RD. of NISARC. basement, rear porch, many tor horses. 818,800. M eyer heating systems. West Side. DRrVB B Y 67 Butternut Road. rooms are exceptionally large. Plans, Supecifications, smd ______made provocations against Work Is nearly completed on Paul Krtstoff, 49, of no certain extras included in the sale Agency, Realtors, 648-0609. POTENTIAL UNLIMITED them. V The Hebron board will send a Among these are 81.780 for verbal warnings for two over- a*®*"* Mount Monsdnock. 821,600. Principles only. 646- This is a twelve room estate 24' living room, 24' bedroom, Forms of Bid Bond, Perform ­ Rd. which Is addre«, was chaiged with In- 8'A room Ranch with en­ C OVENTRY Lake building lot, price. Fine residential area. letter lo the Regional Board weclal education transports- slsed motors, three motor boats Club membership Is not 1272 after 8 p.m. lor those who want the very etc. Bbrmal dining room, fire­ T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- ance and Payment Bond, and ‘;De#plte stern protests by toe nayment of 880.00 tor lent condition. Excellent ooten- toem. or solicit the sale of any goods ^ primarily on extension of the Ktorcatlon to send these chll- looked over by the selectmen P-'U- ‘ he (tommunity HsU. close to East Catholic High low price of 826,900. Philbrick cv, 643-2682. Member of ished rec room with huge stone kitchen, large living room with LEGAL each set. Any unsuccessful bid­ tlal tor an antique shop, flea "The armed personnel aboard or merchandise In the town HomVtol ^ t o r n tL is to ff P™ *""* ochool, the educational P«>I>er schools. was one from the Tolland-Wind- „ _ _ “ " .______CHARLES LESPERANCE School! Mr. Coo, Belfiore Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. fireplace, three full baths, fireplace, garage. Nicely treed NISARC. der, upon returning such set market, gallery, home, lots. All a U.S. military helicopter even without obtaining a license from ,. , . . spoclflcatona, dated Sept. 23, Among other major deficlU ham I.etBl Assistance Program Maiir4ieeter Evening Herald Agency, 647-1418. separate '.lied laundry room, lot. St. ^rtholom cw . Only 828,- TOW N OF MANCHESTER promptly and in good condition, c^ try , threatened toe fishermen on toe ... ‘he ----- town clerk. ------The license ap- sam ne worKea. school will serve *" hUdget la 11,680 tor main- which Is now to complets opera Bolton rorreependant Clente- 649-7620 ASSUMABLE 6V4 per cent mort­ MLANCHESTER — Four acres two-car garage. Many extra 900. H. M. Frechette, Realtors, will be refunded his payment, ^ h o o l St., off Route 31, Coven- Chinese vessels with pUtols and P '* » «o anyone, w l ^ e r aelf arm inw iw ra ^ provide toe guide for the ’"'ork at the Hebron ‘ ton. RealdsiRs sseklng such Is- well Young, tel. 6U-M8I. WE HAVE many, many listings gage, 6 large rooms, wall to more or lees, over 700' rood features. 842,800. U & R Realty The Manchester Planning t 647-9993. and any non-bidder upon so re­ emplo.ved or engaged by a firm. . AixJUJKmru building commlUee and archl- Elementary School due to the m l assistance may contort toe In surrounding towns — and wall carpeting, nice cetral lo­ frontage. Richard Martin Co., Inc., 643-2692. R. D. Mur­ Zoning Commission at a meet­ ™ carbines. our sales are keeping up to cation* well kept treed yard. turning such a set wlU be re­ "On Oct. 4,' . There is a waiting period of five ‘*®‘ “ ‘‘‘•V P*®" the 13-clsee- '‘•ceaelty for four new thermo- WllUmantlc office at 746 Mato M ANCHESTER — Six - room School area. Heritage House, dock, Realtor. ing held on Oct. 6, 1969, follow­ the dispatch con------KaZ—a m fhA ■------...111to Edlto Ka U)Olenney Ediul OIOIIiMy« ouium Of ..^m- BOltOH Ccfl- .a...— __ mIa I mw%A aII u..— __St.. OF th* RncItvIMe nertea at M ANCHESTER— Quaint Cape, our listings. Call this Agency Low 20's. Keith Agency, 646- funded 810.00. room addition. slat contols and oil burner o® U** RockvIUs office at M H S GradH Cape. Very clean. Near shop­ 646-2482. ing a Public hearing, adopted JACQUELINE- tlnued, "tw o U.8. m ilitary tor Bd.. Bolton for faUune to ^34 good condition, 2 or 3 bed­ 4126, 649-1922. The owner reserves the right problems and repairs. M Village Bt. ping, bus, school. Rec room, for complete computerized an amended zoning map con­ ROBERTS AGENCY planes wildly strafed four other grant the right of way, fbUow A m the ochool rooms, fireplace, nicely land­ TOLLAND — Select 180 x 200' to waive any informalities or to Chinese fishing vessels which day or 8i0 for periods of up “ " f ' .StH'k ClaHHiiiuteH owner Is very anxious. Must pervlce and hard work! Bel­ VERNON sisting of 12 sheets with a scale uRlcIpe scaped lot, garage. Priced for fiore Agency, 647-1413. FDUR-ROOM home, oil heat, building lot in executive area. reject any or all bids. 646-3339 were engaged to fishing to toe ‘o_°ne year. exlntiiMr 12 ro..™- W.280. How- '" y Rllsy reported that her fl sell Immediately. H. M. Frech­ of 400 feet equals one Inch, and exlMlng 12 rooms quick sale. 824,600. Call Paul large treed lot. Owner must Owner desires fast sale. Mr. Clean, three-bedroom, Each bidder must deposit above-mentioned sea area."- The waiting period maybe 'Y'*5*^?*® ^^*1; nrima^ M m?! *®7.® anticipated that there Utot drawers ore filltof up with The committee for the 1634 ette, Realtors, 647-9993. adopted Interpretation proced­ W. Dougan, Realtor, 640-4638. DR^VE B Y this stunning Dutch sell. Only 812,800. Keith Agen­ Heritage House, 646-2482. 8% room Ranch. Wall to with his bid, security In the waived only In writing by the to o u a h to fe ^ M v . ^ •*® unexpen«*ed, but ‘ *’® '"■ "y ®*PO®‘K **6U«1 Mencheeter High School cloos ures as advertised in The Man­ Colonial on Ralph Road In cy, 646-4120, 649-1922. wall carpeting, built-in amount, form and subject to first selectman. _____ *«Klgrted, mainly In contraoted ‘>y B>e vsrloua stale and region- reunion Is still seeking Informe- MAlVCHESTER—Custom 8-room TH R E E F A M IL Y —Kitchens and chester Herald on September Residents of the town who Judith Keenan of Rocky HIU. tri-level on wooded acre lot, 2 beautiful Redwood Farm s! Get oven and range, excellent the conditions provided in the / 4,000 Fans Bid ten torot^**Uc^ar. plus a 86.000 drtlclt ‘»® »>•«• Herbert Uulnan. cation. High 30's. Hayes Agen­ ritt give you the details at the 900. Call today. ticularly called to the require­ 883.000. Philbrick Agency. minum siding. Only 826,000. Good road frontage, minutes adoption is October 20, 1969. with 10 to 128 acres. Immedi­ ------VIolfttorS winwill beLn: finediiiivu notiiui sign waa laaued______to Helen------Paine ^ ep. - carried over from last year, or *> touch money Is Those persons wtio know of cy, 646-0181. Belfiore Agency, 647-1418. To Jungleland Realtors, 610-8347. Keith Agency, 646-4128, 649- from Ellington Center, 810,000. ments as to oonditions o f em ­ more than 850 and every’ sale East Hartford yesterday af- *'*' claaarooma will ul- „ total deficit n t 88 248.’ A notice of this decision haa ate possession. Broker, 1-887- THOUSAND OAKS, CalU. **®d up to the ahidlee that many whereabouts are oaksd to 1922. each. Four 3-acre lota available. H. M. FRECHETTE, ployment to be observed and made In violation constitutes a ®‘'* '*'** Involved to a two- * V serve children to the laaM* Week WE HAVE many local listings. been filed In the Town Clerk's 2647. (AP) — The performers staged of lham represent. contact general chairman, Mrs. minimum wage rates to be paid As reports toersass, ao dose Our favorite four letter word REALTORS their last show together for an separate offense. ®" accident on Oakland St,, F™d«, There- Next week Is National B c lu ^ iXirothy Kenney, et 88 Chret- Scarf’Trimmed SIX-ROOM-ROOM Colonial, IH baths, JACQUELINE- office. under the contract. Irish Sampler Is w-o-r-k. High Interest rates often teary crowd of about 4,000 The provl-slons do not apply to near N. Main Bt.. at 2:12 p.m. “ >••« Lunch Week and aotlvlttoe lo •“ '"dance at selectmen's , g, l a ^ lot, garages plenty of ROBERTS AGENCY 647-9993. Dated this October 10th, 1969. No bidder may withdraw his and a scarcity of homes only — fans. Then they were children under 16 who are real- The other driver waa William *‘" 'd and planned „romote luhool lunc h will tak?- '"eetinga which, until quite re- reunion will be held Oct camnets. Reasonably priced at bid within 30 days after the WontHd______R«di Esfot* 77 sold. the town, nor to farm- Box 1N». Bolton. ‘" r children to Grad^i 4 through week t l T l ' l L 'Spur us to work harder. Our M. Adler Dobkln, Jungleland, toe animal park 828,900. Keith Agency, 646- 646-3889 actual date of the opening sales were never higher! Try VERNON — TTiree-bedroom Chairman ___ a the Oonejo Valley that ; 4126, 649-1922. thereof. AIX. CASH lo r your propeny th« t3one^ V^ley ^ provl^ d”ce*^from^ toetoMrAs.'Imr’’for fXMlBECTIONOCHtBECnON ,l^'"‘'*‘**'’*tlve foclll- Wednesday. aU achool '**®^ clerk Tito the reporteni Aimer at our full time professional sales Ranch, extremely nice con­ Clarence W. WelO, October 1, 1969 within 24 hours. Avoid red tope ®d movleland with some the sale of milk, tea coffee. The Saturday accident on Ilea will"■*■ *^be j-ov.ueuprovided lor for a su- urogram, ap. _____ .^.h®*** preoenl. Btoce tha last electton, M *®***"®rM**^ * im e r at staff and see for yourself. Meet TWO-FAMILY. 8-8, 2 seperate* dition. Many extras. Large lot. Secretary Instant service. Hayes Agency talent these past 43 years apices, bakery goods, flah meats Mato 81., near Middle Tpke., to P*“ toendeiu of schools and wsrve almost 19 millin. k. «" d rtpsclally since Ihoae elect- lleiwraatton. d o e . next the fellows who keep the num­ heating systems, handy to bus Rosort Preptrty 833,900. Evans and Clapp, 460 Robert B. Weiss 846-0181. was auctioned o il Wednesday. or other food ^ucts. which Steven Krohn, 17. of "t-T.r profewdonai and office !A7M l^®A 19 million brzye ^------— "gallery" ______Tuesdayu and ^ ^ may be made - with ber one in our address of four and schools. 824,900. Philbrick For Sol* 74 Main St., Manchester, 647-1464. The business had gone bank­ ? "('‘’Mheroads,;*, It was explained that al- Wapping waa charged with fall- 1 .8 « square menu. II wlU cois2it T f ba* '• " • ‘‘•ned. with ai least one J*” ••'"®y Matson. 241 Spruce thirty one Main Street — Joe Agency Realtors, 646-4200. LAND-SITES-FARMS — Acre­ Ht. W A TE R FR O N T lot, Bolton HEBRON — Assumable 6-room rupt. though the fee U small, the u®* to obey a atop light, to- required lor these tmmburg more or leas official represent- Iximbardo, Carl Zinsser, Rick age. Large, unzoned parcels, Lake Vernon. This lot la dry Ranch, wooded acre lot, close Everything went. There were flve days is ex- volved three carx and not two m-en beans - - - -' .*"1**®” *. alive from each town commit- Those who started wHh the Merritt. BUI Coe, Dick NEW RAISED Ranch, 6 rooms, ah areas. Louis Dimock Real­ plus garage and large lot. 826,- and well cleared. Good accept­ to Manchester,^ golf, swim­ some bargains the fully grown pgeted to discourage outsiders « « previously reported The oth- Include general of- ^ salad wKh present as observer, and, *•••• bm oot graduala are Martens, and Bill Belfiore. We HOUSES LIKE THIS ty, Realtors, 649-9623. 000. For full details call the able . area. C. J. Morrison, ming and quiet 'country living. to HEW Secretary Robert H. would not consider It pro- er two cars were driven by apace for secretarial and cookie. *’*•"“* occaaalonally, commantator.“ ^"vlted to stisito ~ ''r y fhr sue are proud to be members of Mitten Agency. Realtorss 643- Realtor, 648-1018. Elarl Bverette Real Estate, SELLING ? Do business with there were some sen- ntable to wait five days before Peter Foster, 183 Bdgerton St., “ “ ’*® office personnel plus a Tmrn (tommlttse fhalrmlui The final commUle* meeting, the Manchester. Hartford, and Het/ron (: ‘f 00 you, Wr, 6930. 643-1834. one o f the oldest agencies as*in tlmental . buya—Ada ^ Smieya's >i__ being able to peddle their wares, and Dolores Orennler, 79 Deeu- waiting area; supeiintendent'a 7*'®, elementary Milton Jensen haa been attaiid- P®*or I® the reunkm. will be Vernon Boards of Realtors! BOLTON LA K E —Yeiu* 'round RARELY REACH THE MARKET ...... asm tlawASa* d s«r1 a II a x i ______n ..A ’ r office dsap4and three other..a I_____.as. officea,______pertlclpate In the i„g Ul* RepubUcana. and, held Monday at 7:20 p.m.; at 3 /a//soft upon town. F or prompt, courteous “ ®‘ o' "®''®" “ «®” “ m T*’ Building Permlta "tood Dr. youi ftelds and ^ ‘ Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. TWO-FAMILY flats — Masonry 4Vi room home. Oil hot water SO. WINDSOR, Birch Hill Oo- a conference ares, storage tor usually. Atoyslua Ahearn, Tssra the Arm y and Navy Club. service call the Mitten Agen- Monarch, had to be so Bullaing permits amounting ..««i______. ___ SI menu on Wednesday. construction, East Center St. heat, 180' of lake frontage with lonlal, finished basement, ^ office BUppIlea and equipment, m «t aqoin MANCHESTER — New ot cy, Realtors, member Multiple demanded Junglel^ $ioe.ooo were Usued during The menu for the remainder location. 829,900. PhUbrick trees and privacy. Enclosed patio, wooded lot, 2-car Listing, 643-6930. general manager Roy Kabat. September by C. and lavatory otto toilet facili­ Cod bold you market. Immaculate modern of the week will be Monday Agency, Realtors, 646-4300. porch. Immaculate condition. garage, 888,600. 644-0082. ties % P ol"l of Colonial. Central location, They went for ,87,800. Hodges, zoning agent. They T r O llfe lc Hurry! Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Theae «lmtolatraUve faclllUe. vrgeUbl* W rnon baths. 2-car garage, recrea­ W ANTED as soon aa possible About 4.000 persons-mony of ^gnt to G-orge Lange, house n ■ 'g j MANCHESTER — 6-room Cape VERNON — Prestige area. Im­ will be located In such a way •“ ®® »»••«»• tion room, screened rear 8 bedroom house to town or them buyers from zoos and clr- „ „ q u willlm anllc Rd.; 8. J. K0C*KA I il A’lTIYI plus Jalousled porch, fireplaced maculate four-bedroom Coloni­ not more than 10 miles out. cuses all over the world— pioufe. raze and erect rastaur- that they will be aeparaU from Tm-aday. orange JuI. e. porch. Front-to-baok living living room, garage. lovely Out of Town al, on wooded H acre. Two- Hutchins Agency 6494034. packed the amphtheater. as an ant on Rt. 6: George Poetemskl, ______the real of the ochool buUdlng I'r®*®, '•®- Ordinance on Peddlers room with fireplace. Bel Air treed lot, convenient central lo­ car garage, two fireplaces, two ----- lOsegtOMeB frsan Page Oae| For Sa k 75 PPTvaTx* kT.iM eMlmated 8,000 more roamed replace a sign; Marshall Altken, A separate entrance to the area ' ' “ PP*'’ Real Estate. Vincent A. Bog- cation. Bel Air Real Estate, % baths, one full bath. Low ....Il T n ______»«ucr*rmljUn »qusr««: Thun^xy, glnt, Realtor, 643-9388. ‘*'® 8®"“ "*** “ > “ y Bood-by to convert cellar to bedriMmt and Vincent) A. Boggtnl, Realtor, VERNON SO's, tor quick sale. Hayes Wedneaday by two whit. DelU parking for central office par- l«'ri.rt.eT;xr“ ;;:«.:aT fmm - Coes into Effect Oct. 14 EMBROIDERY ”*" *“**'“* animal frleitoe. rec room; Caron Brothers. Cht members who also allegedly lied 111 e. buttered pea*. Jello RANCH — 6H rooms, first 643-9833. STAR STUDDED V A LU E ! Agency, 646-0181. -.mnel and visitors, 13 X 21 INCHES 7-room Raised Ranch with — ______Before the show, aiationeer house on Macht Rd.; Eme-d challenged tiiree bUck atudenla _ w— ...... P'pping. Friday. An ordinance requiring the II- [>les Hub will hobi s re .e- floor, plus finished rec room Q U ALITY builder all sold out. Milton Werahow refused the of- Law, swimming pool on R iver to a fi^ t . it Is proposed thsi this area MANCHESTER — New 7 cmd aluminum siding and a 2- SOUTH WINDSOR—Birch HIU. In basement, sunken formal should C r t ^ e d " s n d “ desliro»d '’hl'ken mashed censing of "peddlers, hawkers. gaiUsatlon meeting snd potlu* k 8 room CMonlaU and Raised car garage. Owner's desire Raised Ranch..modern kitch­ Receiving many requests for fer from a Chicago manufactur- Valley Rd ; William Jacobus. According to the black stu- , , , jeilslo. biitlereel s|>lnach, chuco- solicitors. canvoasera snd supper Tuesday at 7 p m in the K H A t dining room with beamed cell­ A IT. '..-8 Ranches. Fireplaces, bullt-lns, tor a quick sale makes our en with buUt-iM formal din­ eoriy occuponcy. Looking for er. Loula J. Meltua, to buy the replace garage on Sleepy Hollow denU, one of the whites smashed “ “ wertf necessary late lake aslesmen" will become effec- • hurch halt ing, and mediterranean decor, some future time to convert Ihe double garages, etc. Mid SO's price of 827.800 an outstand­ ing room, cathednd ceiling properties Manchester, Ver- entire stock for 8100,000. Rd.; John Martin, swimming s bottle during that confronts ' 2 full baths, one off master tpscee Into t laoerooms or other live In Vernon on Oct. 14 all couplee InCeresIrd in )o*n and up. Heritage House, 646-* ing buy. Fireplace, and fireplaces In living room non. Bast Hartftord. Glas- The total amount of the sale pool on Hunt Rd.; John Me- Uon. Msttc Hester bedroom, screened porch, 128:- Inetrurtlonal. special program K teolag Herald At a public hearing held lost mg the club *rr invited Thou* 2483. baths, rec room, wall to and family room, two full tonbuiy. South Windsor. CaU was not disclosed, but observers Veagli. add on and enclose pre rte“ra m « TndXSe"' a''®"’'"' --«c“ sre^ni;, clT:;.- I':.?/'* ‘ MomUyrno on. sppeorwl •o ob- sttm lin g should bring their f«- 900. Philbrick Agency Real­ wall. etc. Please coll Mr. baths, two-car garage, three- Peter j i Thorne, Broker. 649 estimated the anlmaU brought rent tors. 646-4200. air. ad(* ra ra x« with ove*- **'“ *•"** Joh'* may b r readily acect lo lha ordinance Tha Board vorttr filth, -abtds, beans or •«. .> >1. H.. MANCHESTER — Two-famlly, Gordon, 649-8306. sone heat, wooded lot. Phfi- 62SI. more than 8300,000. LeClalr, 8-8, newly painted exterior. head b^roomi bedrooms, Rt n87. ^ Mannlnr ™ . broke. up the dla- .. jh — e board------pUna------to — ------m — t ...... o ( RepreomUtivea qtMrotkquestioned If rlr.sert sml also their own eat- SM ALL 4-room Ranch with rec brlck Agency, Realtors, 646- OOP Bony Wednesday and arranged *ome Uine next week with the this would Include young people Ing utrnslU lUm rolls and Aluminum storms and screens. 4200. room, treed lot, Nov. 1st occu­ Convenient location with deep B & W The RepubUcana plan a town- * Thursday night to dls- Building Ctommlttee and the Jinx selling mageilnes The board . VERNON —N EW 6-room Rais­ On NCO Probe wide motorcade and rally ac- a P®®***""- The blacks architects, Chandler and Palm- was lold by Town Counsel Ab- riase Reunion 649-4893. cording to Burt Ives GOp'can- •“ ®'"®“ !>*“ ■ 0>l while the to further discuss those edu Manchester Parkade ed Ranch, choice wooded area, DiHruptH Court brki Hchwebel that anyone un- •„., . Rot-kvUle PO RTER ST. AR E A — Seven- dldate tor flrat selectman. The catlonaJ spectficotiona. ^ der 17 would be exempt from n,,h 8. hool will hold ks 30th I'/ OXFORD'Street — Seven-room Manchester 649-3306. double garage, 3 hatha, choose 2159 room, tour bedroom Cape. Your Furniture Will Fit motorcade will be led by a mo- A“ *r the ransacking of the Only one -bid was received by * MII.AOEIaPH1A (AP> Colonial In choice area. Older own colors. 829.900. Meyer the ordinance snnlversarv f-ta.s reunion at Fireplace. Excellent condi­ VERNON — Four-bedroom Col­ Rihicoff: ‘Dirty Little War bile loudspeaker and display '®“ '®nlty bouse, which lasted Paul White, prtnclpoi of the 'om m on Pleas Judge Vito F home completely rebuilt. Agency, 643-0606. Anyone applying for a license Ellington lll-lge Country < tub on 'Tieut a p eifeitly .simpli'- The lovely word.-s o f a tion. Only 836.600. BtU Wllcott, onial. two baths, kitchen with line dress to n pretty Three rooms down, three up C i n Crtmi n tirtn ^ ‘ "'luded wUl be town dig. I * " »n hour, black studenU Hebron Elementary School, for Canuso believes his courtroom saUafsetory tden .*•Nov » -lartlng at 4 10 p.m. siptple Irish saying make bullt-lns, 2-car garage. Assum- Well kept, budsret priced. 7 rooms. Plenty o f wall • • e ^C /fB lJ 1 4 V>Lef f nitariea and other caiMtidotea P^***"* ‘O' Lancaster allegedly playground excavation work to j, pnxed llflcalkm about himself snd his .scarf at tlie neckline for plus finished attic. Two full 868-1868, Pasek Realtors, 289- SOUTH WINDSOR 6H room A(ty Robert KahAH Ui rlMtlr* a handsoini' sampler to 7478, T42-6243. aWe mortgage. Asking 831,900. for election. Final plans are * '® * haraooed by while riudenta convert the area to a besebsil . . ^ •fnploytr H« will aIao have to ^ a soft and tlattering lotik. keep or gift-give! No. baths, modem kitchen. Only Ranch, one-thtrd down as­ space. And closets. Solidly built and in shipshape ■vMnmIttee In H. M. Frechette. Realtors 647- (Conti— ed frsoi Page One) counts and expensive liquor and being made by Robert Farmer. lourth-noor windows. fmld A f« e week, ago a defendant tell whether he haa ever bew, No. 82tU with riioTo- 'Jl.'iP has hot-iron trnn.s- sumes 8 \ per cent mortgage. 827,800. T. J. Crockett, Real- 9998. spacious vlUas and lit'lPK is in .N'ew Sizes fer for 13" xI''d esign ; SAULTERS RD. — Immaculate Immediate occupancy, rec trim. Conveniently located— ^just an easy walk to ,\ beautful Mike Wheeler. Robert Gordon 8^'lndpws were broken on thetW The bid was (or tl.KW. which ^mped out one of lU windows arrested This Information must rArtlon llenw T . U>r. 643-1877. IWende:' "Being a club cusu>- .romen to prove It. ” 8-18, bust lll'aMO. Size color chart; stitch illus­ six-room Oipe. Rec room, two room, double garage, 8S8.900. and Donald Pierce. ground floor of the building, and would inejude IW) yards of loem., Ihto s ledge, and Thursday a P* g‘Y '" *“ “ >• ®hl*f ot police, ner dicnson Bud HewHt Ed VERNON — Tolland — Elling­ dlan is worth 8180.000 a year •' ______I , 10, ;iL>'s bust . . . trations. 819.900 RANCH. Five i^ms. Ule baths, built-lns, paneled Hayea Agency 646-0131. school, church, or shc^pinff. v unlocked roomswere rmnaackrtJ rei(.ovaJ V l«r*e r«k s . and tear gab pen acrtdenUlly fired sppUcaUon fee will be win Hylek. Margaret Miuit.k yards o f .It-inrh. ton. Brand new Raised Ranch­ 8be aokl Higdon made thi^ re­ tiNS >04 lo ctiM It, ttek itt three bedrooms, new kitchen fireplace, carpeting, garage. - V Manrbnster Evnriag Herald ------wafenng This figure \woa over Voluntary defender Meiivyn •“ * • « ! '« > « « “ »• appllcallon la Elaln* Mitchell. Norm. O’Brien KNO (Sf Is csisi Isr tack stl- Itrt It IscItSt linl cltii titlirii. es, Colonials, from 826.900 and mark to explain why he hod cabinets. Beautifully landscap­ New furnace. Awntngs for COVENTRY — BoMon. line. ttra ts IscIsSt flnt-cltii sulirsi. Asst Cabot. Mssrkttltr up. For more Information, call Columbia rerroepoadewt Ylr- V aaL tJ 1 - J '*'**“ ' hokllag the pen and •PP®®'"<‘ credentlala will be lis- tJlltan Osborn and Katherin^ ed lot, A better buy by PhU­ complete house and patio. Four-room Ranch, fireplace, The price? Would you believe it?- asked that hia Vietnam duty . . d .* l O k o u n o HfMipiUlIlZr-d pated by Thornton H Beoor of moving to auppreas lU use aa ‘or a 83 fee, to be paid on- Bkolglund 8es Baraett. Mssckeiiir Evtslss HtnUd. IIM AVE. H. M. Frechette, Realtors, 647- tour be .\»lrtMuiulB Practice gteia Corleea. tel. t U O n t . EyeslML Bentld, IIM AVE. OF AMEBICAS. NEW YOBK. brick Agency. Realtors. 646- Beautiful hit. 70x200'. Mid treed, private yard, near shop­ OF^AMBBICAS. NEW YOBK. N.Y. IttM. 9993. C ^ r v o t lo n CoromIUro evidence, when It went off. " " “ y 82 for up to eight ,„v,uxton. have bron (or N.Y, ISMS. 4200. 20's.' Phone owner, evening! ping. Only 818.900. Hayea "Notxidy blinked an eye. ” she FLAG STAFF, Aiix. (A P I — eife of B^Ue John Lennon, has who had bMn authorized by the When the sound of the expkr »n«l H for up to four warded to members of ih l ekT* Prltt Ntsn. ttSrtii »ltk IIP OVBTERB BLIT J l’ITT BO frlst Mssm, SSSrttt sritk Zlk cost ttt ttylt Nusktr. and weekends. 649-6378. BOLTON —1941 built Colonial. Agency, 646-0131. M "No one was surprised to ^stronauU Chsrtes Coprad and cost, ttirls NtHskK saS tin. Send 50f totiny for the C A P E —Six room, three or tour ^ * * h a remark com ng Bean, who hope to iswd ______6 rooma. 2 baths, plastered BOLTON — School Rd., Unma- KEITH REAL ESTATE TOKYO—It takes three yaara ed wUh eoaOMCl- the area pUced an sddltlonai charge of There hod been a aimlUr or- for the follawtng SoDhie Au- Now available . . . the '(19 new '(19 Fall and Winter bedrooms, built-in bopkshelves HEBRON — Just opene<^ Har­ , m mrimA ______1??” P®**""*®T- **I>ecU The board aofcod White to dU- carrying ------^iMaese-M s - — ■—8 g-. e_. SOpWA 16- walU, 1-car atUched garage, c ^ t e 3-bedroom Colonial, from a curtodlan ' ^ ^ ^ to train a girl to experti^ r c W ld " m D 5 ^ ^ ^ " ~ ' carrying . concealed .Madly f'" * " ® ' ^ «or the former gustm, Victor Boullck. Eugene F a ll & Winter Basie A U lU M ! / and drawers. Wooded lot. Han­ vest Acres SH to 10 acre home- FASHION showing m an y ■hnibbed lot. Truly a weU built balhs, fireplace, aluminum aid­ •Frankly. I think custodian. next month. ^ to • " tnetMon snd tnoert a bood M ^ o L ^ J .n . weapon sgslnM ManU'ellenV ‘ -“ y of ftockvlll. Under thi. Mundrtbuum. Carolyn 1f>aah NfEtllWOmt PtIMIS . . , tttt dy location. 83IJI00. A better sites. Immediate poaaeaslon. 646-4126 172 East Cento- St 649-1922 handsome styles from 100 ptcturti ttS Slrtclltti Nr home. Assumable 6 \ per cent ing. Park-like acre. 828.900. make a lot more." practice ''lunar" walking today Into an oyster Around the bead. ^ commenu ^ recom- ’ I think somebody I. trying to oW city ordlimnc. the Ucenoe/and John Tyler Anyone kn— - buy by Philbrick Agency, Real­ Budget terms. 1-338-3388. 1-887- which to choose your pat­ ktlt. ttNrtlStn, ttS crtcbtl mortgage. Ftano Agency, 646- Goodchlld-Bartlett Realtors. M « v Of them. * e raid. m . cratered field r t C U x J the oyrter forms . peart In riro Ull me xunethlng. " Judge Con f-e wss 818 / .n, addresses of any of iliicktil Othr tot t ctpy< tors, 646-4300. 2647. (Open 7 d a ^ l terns! Only 50^ a copy. 0191. 289-0939. 518-34>6. " 1 ^ their Swlo. bonk oe- Lake. to three year.. ® ® »"rrm g to the Jinx. _ ‘C’uuplew o-p le, fhChd, d , /^ ' t h e people UIs sskwl to con- camage lost .xovemMr. , chairman, will contact Ihe "I want to get out of here." Ht Bernard's------Married Cbu- . tset Mr*. O’Biien. PAGE THIRTY-TWO FRIDAY, OCTOBER ^10, 1909 ^ iHanrlirat^r lEtt^ntn^ Herald D d i y N M \ ■ \- H ie Weather Bentley School PTA will q>on- ’Two members of Scsndla FLETCHER C LA SS GO. MANcai»T» About Town sor a fair tomorrow from 10 Lodge, Vasa Order of America, A High tomperature this after­ a.m. to 2 p.m. at the sdiool. were elected officers of the Con­ noon around 70. Partly olbudy The final day of the threenlay There will be games and re­ necticut District Lodge No. 1 at 15,790 tonight, arlth tog and drizzle 6494521 garage aale, eponsored by the A T PERO'S 5 4 McKEE STREET ______freshments. ‘Toys, rummage, its 78rd annual oonventkm. into Swulay monilng. Fair and Senior Choir of the Salvation ORCHARD FRESH: M acs, OortUnds, Bad DeUdooaJMbip C to y o ^ rWmgt, Chmrm Now la the time to bring in your acreens to be nsiMlrad. baked goods and home made They are Mias Carol Werdelin, waim Stmday aftamoon. Army! will be tomorrow from candies will be on sale. Dona­ vice district master; and Miss gowan, WealOqr Applea, Boon Paon, VOL. LW ziz, ^o. 10 Storm window replaced. , | 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 07 Hack­ Peachea. (EIGHTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) tions for the fair may be left Llllja Strazinskas, assistant MANCHESTER; CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1969 a * P > «s U ) PRICE TEN CENTO AUTO BLASS INSTALLED matack ,8t. at the scluxd tonight untO 8:30 master of ceremonies. Scandia Pumpkins ^ Omirds — Tndlan' Omn ~ Prash Cider and tomorrow morning before Lodge was awarded permanent NATIVE: TomatoM, Cauliflower, Aemm and B^tyim t The American Legion will fair time.. possession of a silver Revere Squash, Egg Plant, Bostui aaid Salad Lettaee, BLASS FURNITURE TOPS have a free anack night and a Cukes, Hot and Bed Peppers, Corn, Shell aad bowl for having the most new Car Rips Apart, record dance tonight at 8 in the Lima Beans, Green and Yellow Squash, Pans, The Women’s Fellowship of members in the three-year dis­ MIRRORS (Fireplace aad Door) fireplace room at the Post White and Yellow Globe ’Turnip#, White and Center Congregational Church trict campaign. Five Youths Die home. The event is open to Sweet Potatoes, Leeks, ShaDota, Chlneae and Russia Sends will hold its fifth annual rum­ STRACUSB, N.Y. (AP) — PICTURE FRAMINB (all types) members and guests. Bed Cabbage, Anise, BrocoolL n f J mage sale Oct. 18 from 9 a.m. FBESH: Peachea, Bed White and Bine Oraiwa, Bone^ A hlgb-posvared ear with sev- Pope Paul Says Democracy Reservations close tonight (or W INDO W and PLATE B L A SS to 1 p.m. In Woodruff Hall. the Autumn Dessert Bridge, dews, Cantaloupes, Seckel Pears, Barflett SM n young peoide inside went Nutmeg Oemcrafters will Clothing, pocketbooks, house­ Boso Pean, Pomegranates, Plums, Grapefruit. out of oontrol Friday night Tab Enclosure from $30 to $45 phn installation meet tonight at 8 at East Hart­ sponsored by'the Women’s Aux­ hold utensils, toys, records and iliary of Manchester Memorial riom m ed into a troe ahd spUt ford Parks Department Build­ books will be sold. Mrs. William Duo in Space to three ports before coming Ho^ltal, and may be made by ing, Remington Rd. The meet­ Minnlck, chalmmn, will 'be as­ to rest wMi five of Its pas­ ing is open to those who are OOTitactlng Mrs. Chester Fer­ WEEKEND SPECIALS sisted by Mrs. Albert BogU, ris, 32 Gerard St. The event will M oeoow (AP) — Tba Soviet sengers dead. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ interested in learning to cut and bit. None ik the pnevloua No Way to Run a Church Mrs. Walter Hilinski and Mrs. NATIVE PEACHES...... 16 q t in k t t polish semi-precious gems. be held ’Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Uukjn sent tiro ooamanauts Into manned flights by ths RusaUns A veteran poDce officer 'Thomas Benson. There will be the Fellowship Hall of Second LETTUCE ...... have gone beyend earUt orbit, Mdd it wus the worot eudh free parking in back of the town apace today with the task ot t Amriioiiy F< SctftltlO I' SpCoJcCI’ The Rev. J. Stanton Conover, Congregational Church. PINK GRAPEFRUIT...... 8 for so far as is knoam. acetdent he had seen in 36 haU. welding metals to weightless Tsas said the cabin of the yearo of poUce work. riV I IMIIUINU pastor of Bolton Ck>ngregational CUKES ...... S conditions, spporently a step to­ VATICAN CITY (AP) Dr. Richard B. Wylie at 67 Church, will conduct a service bulb-tiKwd Soyus 6 iwintshwMt Nona of tite dead wus iden- Board of Diiwefon Nutmeg Alumnae Chapter at VISIT OUR IMPORTED BASKET DKPLAY ward building an eratlonal Ufied imnoediaMy. — Pope Paul VI opened the ' Kennedy Rd., assistant pro- Sunday at 8:10 a.m. on radio Bullet Nicks Jazzman space platform. its pressure, temperature, hu­ t UvoB at 228 Parker St. Gamma Sigma Sigma, national We Carry The Manchester Evening Herald . midity and artifleial atmospher­ PoUce aaid the car left a second world syn(>d of bish­ teaaot of education in the School station WINP. The program is women’s service sorority, will NEW YORK (AP) — Miles Teas aaid the men, aboard the Wife Dolores and two sponsored JolnUy by the Man­ COHPLE’TE U N E OF SUNDAY PAPIBM ic composition in the early stage four-lane roadway at an esti­ ops today with a warning sons. U. S. Coast Oiuurd of Education at the University meet Sunday at 2 :30 p.m. at the Davis, the jazz trumpeter, was •pneeonft called Bayum 6, “ feel chester Ck>uncll of CThurches and OPEN • AJd. to • PJH. DAILY of the flight mated speed of more than 80 that the Roman Catholic ’Sl-’64. Grad. Michigan of Connecticut, will be the main home of Mrs. Michael Saul, 81 nicked by a bullet he said was One’’ after the launching from mfles per hour. the Manchester Clergy Associa­ fired at him Thursday as he sat the Soviet Unton. The last manned flight of the Church could not be gov­ Technologloa} U n lv. Hanover St., Talesvllle. Soviet Union was last January Ike rear of the vabicle J FVnmer engineer at FWA. speaker at a seminar for read­ tion. in his parked car on a Manhat­ It was the 18th Soviet manned erned by democracy. struck a tree, officer# said, 4 Presently In partnerahip ing teachers, consultants, and tan street q»oe shot, informants in Mbs- when the spacecrafts Soyua 4 Manchester Green PTA will and Soyus 0 rendesvouaed and and ilie m*ddie and front aec- He told the btohope he oonsNk 4 In Good-way Copy Center. supervisors in the U<3onn Uriel Lodge of Masons will Davis, 42, told police the gun­ cow said more launchings could meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the cosmonauts Alexei S. Yeliseyev ttone oonCImied another 180 •red MmseU the sole head ot the M e m b e r (Manchester meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at man was one of three men who PH F P n PRODUCE!" follow in the next day or so with Church and would be the judge 4 Reading-Study Center on Oct. school auditorium. After a so­ feet in two pieces. Country Club and Faienits the Masonic Temple, Merrow. jumped out of a taxicab and the aim of carrying out a dock­ and Yevgeny V. Khrunov trans­ 18. cial hour, parents will have the The rear oortian of the oar, of how much authority he would a u b B)ast Catholic High. The Fellowcraft degree will be that five shots were fired, sever­ ing experiment. ferred from Soyus 0 to Soyus 4. Volunteer Fireman Diet. He will address the confer­ opportunity to sit in their chil­ 276 OAKLAND ST., MANGHESTEB — 6«S-«n« •hare with them. conferred. After the degree al striking his automobile. A The Soviet Union hailed this as where two of the bodies were Na S. Present member at ence on "Reading Supervision.” drens’ classrooms and hear There were reports in Moscow found, was almost Imbedded Dtosident prieete meeting in work, refreshments will be companion, Marguerate Esk­ before the launching that the So­ the “world’s flrat axperlmental Board o f Directors. InformeiUon and registration teachers describe the school space staflen." in the three. The other vic- Rome called the pronouncement served. ridge, escaped injury. viet Union was preparing a "conservative.’ ’ Qne said the 4 forms can be obtained from program. But Western space experts in tima lay along the road. the reading-study center. complex space docking experi­ Pope "to really throarlng the 4 For The ACTION Teem ment involving two or three MOSCOW aaid there wee no con­ gauntlet In our face." Dr. Wylie recently returned necting paeeageway between 4 from speaking engagements In spaceships and 4 to 12 cosmo­ But Bishop Alexander Carter VOTE DEMOCRATIC nauts. the two 6^pe and that there was ot Canada, s raembar o f the 4 Houston and Austin, Tex., and no known advantage to having The reports stemmed from a synod who has criUctoed ths tra- This Ad Spenaored By The Kansas City, Mo. He is a the two ships linked expect that (ien. Hershey 4 Mon cheater DemoBratlo Town Committee member of the New England weekend, article in Izvesfla, the diUonsl concept of papal author­ it doubled the number of coamo- ity, called the speech "• vary 4 BOOEB BODOBO. 'nreos. and International Reading As­ government newspaper, show­ nauts in orbit. ing a sketch of an orbital space balanced proaentsUon on the 4 sociation, and the research com­ Of this new mlseksk Tsee (Mr. Draft) mission Itor the Association of station. The article was entitled new course of coUsglallty." “At Home to OrWL" said: "The program envisages, The Pope convsned the 146 ’k 'k ' k ★★★★ ★★★★★★ ★★★★★★★★ Childhood Edupatlon Interna­ among other things, the testing tional. AUTUMN The launehiiig of Soyua 6, with cardinals, bishops and reUgtous of methods of weldtog metals In He received a BS in 1968 from L t Ck>l. Georgy Shonin, 8A and Ends Duties ordsr superiors arlth s low **««« conditions of deep vacuum and in ths Biatlne Chspsl. la his Plymouth (N.H.) State College Flight Bngineer Valery Kuba­ welghUesSnees.’' sov, 34, on board, cam e at 2:10 WASHINGTON (A P) — A now opening speech, the 73-year-oid and a master’s in education in This would be the first at­ assignment and promotion will 1986 end a doctorate In educa­ p.m .—7.10 4um., EDT. pontiff made It elssr that hto Q i tempt in space to aseemUe met- •often the blow, but "Mister tion In 1967, both from Boston All availabte information indi­ •haring of authority arith ths ola using such techniques. L*. Gen. Lewie B. Her- ilKHISi; University. cated that the space experiment btohope—the central topic of ths •hey—wUl be relieved o f hie du­ synod—depended on hsnr ths Prior to coming to UConn In KNOWN FOR VALUES SAVINGS will be carried cut in earth or­ (See Page BIglit) ties as director of Selective btohops themsetvss set In Um 1967, he was visiting professor Service next Feb. 16. of education at the Unlveroity future. The White House announced of New Hampshire. From 1968- " I f ths grace o f ths Lord an- Friday the 76-yesrK>M Hershey, 67, he was associated with pub­ •tola us and brothsrty concord head of the draft since 1041, will lic systems in the Masaa- tapllltles our mutual rsUUons," chufbtts commimities ot Olou- Raid hy 100 Ch icago Cops be reassigned as advisor to the hs said, "tha sxerotos of ooUs0- President on manpower moblU- allty to othar canonical forms ceater, Needham, Norwtxxl, Sctt- zation. uate and Walpole. will be able to have wider devel­ In Church Nets 43 Arrests This will end hie authority opment. Saturday Only over the system he designed "Let B be clear ... that ths S A V E % O F F CHTOAGO (A P) — PoUce apparently were membera of and directed as it called up 10 ■overnrosnt of the ctairoh must I Marciano Crash: swept through OOvenant Meth- the militant Weathermen fac­ more than 14.8 million men dui^ MEN- tog three wars and tense years not tahs on tha appearanoae and odiat Cburch in suburban Bv- tion of the SD6 which rampaged norma of temporal reghnss." •notMt early today and arreeted o f peace. through the Norili Side Wednes­ Ha said UiM ragtinsa ware YOUR CHOICE! I NTSB Rules 43 youdie comped there. About White Houee Press Secretary day, breaking wtodown and "guldsd by demooraUc tootiUt- 100 ettaor pouths ware ledt undis­ fighting with police. Ronald U Ziegler said Her- turbed. shey'a successor, "very likely*’ Uona that are aomatimas Irrea- There have been sporadic dis- ponstbto and go to axceas, or by I Pilot atFault The surprise raid by about 100 turbanoes and demonstrations a civlUan, has not been selected, CSileago and Bvanaton poHoe- since Wednesday. The Weather­ but wiU be named "in the very Pope Paul VI celebrates Mass in Sistine Chapel at world synod of bishops. totalitarian forms that are con­ WASHINGTON (AP) — The The Total of Your Purchoses near future." Vatican SyncM l trary to the dignity of man wtu men came on the ftoai dsy of men said 6,000 to 16,00(f persons plane crash In which retired He will be appointed deputy the fourvday “ actlan’’ caUed by would gat^ in Chicago tor to subject to them ." ea. heavyweight boxing champion director of Selective Service, m em bers ot the Students for a "(he most militant demonstra­ At a Glance The pooUfi said that ths haW- Rocky Marciano and two oom- Ziegler said, and Herohey’s bUUon-member CsthoUc Church phnlons died near Newton, Democratic Society. tions to the history of the New main job for the next few must be ruled so as "to reflect Iowa, last Aug. 31 was the result BUY THAT COLOR T. V ., MAJOR APPLIANCE. FURNITURE OR WINTER CLOTHING Mort ot tboee in the church L eft.” About 600 or leas have VATICAN cm r (AP) — Ths months would be to show the Nixon Takes Steps to Steal agenda and probable points of In Its •xpresalons ths wtodoni of an error in judgement by the aigieared, however. new man the rofMs. ORLON PILE LINED pOot, says the National ’Trans- FOR THE WHOLE FAM ILY AND GET 10% OFF WITH THE COUPON BELOW... Some 2,000 Hlinota National controversy to the second world and will of Ms divlns founder." When the new draft director synod ef bishope called by Ffope Ths synod, tha find to two ALL WEATHER portatlon Safety Board. Guardsmen were stationed to takM over Peb. 16, Hewftur to Paul VI to open today: years and only tha saaond to The pilot’s mistake, the board the city's armories alter to aesume hie new took: advis­ Thunder from Moratorium aaid in a report Thursday, was Wednesday’s disturbances. What 7—A synod Is an aeeem- hirtory, sddraaead Itestf to raia- Kidnaped, He ing on manpower mobilisation bly of bishops meeting to talk to fly In weather in which he Police raiding the church said proUems, akHng the trsnsIHon WASHDrOTON (AP) — Praol- Melvin R. LsJN also arsro Invft- be given Urns—free from home- lions betarsan the Pope and the K; should have remained ground- they had warrants tor six SDB dent Nixon, gathering Vietnam ed to today’s session. • bout key queellone in the elruc- worid’e bUtxipe. to a you.'-geat-first draft system, front harassment—to try to lurt or doctrine of s church. Regularly 26.90 •g od. Breaks ^Cuffs, members who allegedly beat an and helping to develop a stand­ policy advisers from nsar and Tile White House aaid in ad­ make them work. It amounted to an htetortc ;;;• In its report on the accident undercover detective In another far. Is taking a quick sertss of vance no report would be given WIh)? —Pope Psul and 146 oth­ sfiowdaam on the way Ikipe Luxury Tailored by draft tor the day when the Humphrey Indiceted he had er high-ranking clergymen com­ Famous Brand the safety board said It hopes E/Vanaton church Friday night. nation can turn to an all-volun­ steps slmed at stssUng soma on the disousstoos. Paul has used hto papal authori­ all private pilots will read and S a tu r d a y , Bvanaton Police Capt. James thunder from next Wedneeds y*s been told a few eecrels about a pose the synod. They Include ty and ths way that some Free in Reno teer armed toroe. This conference was just one preeidentlal peace plan, but he remember the following mes- GiHespie said three of those antiwar protests. cardinato and btohope from 100 Church liberals, Includtng eardl- President Nixon announced be pises of ths Nixon strategy would not elaborate. nations and (he heads of thrae sage: named to the warrants were ar­ Gen. Etorle G. Wheeler, chair­ nato, would like him to use it. REsNO, Ndv. (AP)— wecdtlvy would nomiitate Hershey to the pracedtog the planned nation­ religious ordeia. ;:| "The true tragedy of this acol- reeted. The others seised, Gil­ rank of full general—a rank now man of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, The 16U Democratie preel- Las Vegas tandesvner dash­ wide demonstrations Wsdnss- Why? The synod arms con­ pope Paul said that collagisl- dent, to addition to the loss of a lespie saihge. were connected with working hours. Four U.S. ’Copters with newsmen. obeervsnees in support of the speak at the National Inetllutee education.” The plane was piloted by the 8D8. An appeal aras fitod. (2eveisnd wss ordered to ap­ "I am very happy to be » • demonstration, othara protest­ of Health fadUties in Betheeda, Glenn Belz, 37, of Des Moines. Md., in connection arlth the mor­ pear In federal court Monday to The other passenger was E’rank here," b# said quietly. "I thank (See Page Eight' ing actions solnst it. Protesting ths demonstration, the law enforcement and other One of the suits aras brought atorium was denied by U.S. mcanwhito. s graduate student show cause arhy the cancellation Farrell, 23. also of Des Moines. ■hould not be rescinded. Downed by Enemy agencies for their co<^>eration.’ ’ by a 26-yaor-old soldier trying to Diet, (fourt Judge John J. Sires. St the University of Hawaii sued The safety board said that to In New York, s Staten Island Asked whether be had (eared force his commanding oOleer at Taro groups o f employes to the the school's president. Hsrtsn a weather briefing before the 6 mother obtained s court order, 6AiaON (AP) Enemy gun- majur baUtos. A apnksemen for his life during his 24 hours of Boston Army Base to isawa him p.m. takeoff from Chicago's returnable neito Tusedey In nera shot down four UF bsU- Mid the weia 16 nichat and Midway airport, Belt was told Purchase conflneroents Petersen replied, a one-day pani to participate in copters, klliljig five Americans inorter Mtecka Youth KiUed, the moratorium. Mate Supreme Court, directing overnight that of a weather front near Des "Tee," then said he would have wounding 16 others, the caused G o o d o n l y Bp. 6 Theodora P. Oraneteln ot the Board of education to show or — ig r Moines In which cloud ceilings Qgfobor ?|. 1 9 6 9 no further comment immediate­ why II should allow students te U.F Command said today Fig- oecaslonnlly ^^'ould be bslow Marblehead, Maae., filed soft to but no Americaoe were wound- ly. cut classes during the deroen- uTos rik/wsd American aircraft sd. 1,000 feet and visibility would be , OEAN1SMANCHESm—VEtNON-«OCKVHll Police gave this account; 10G>p8Hurt UF. District Court in Boeten, claiming denlsi of the pass eras stra Ilona kisass in Vietnam are appeoacb' less than two miles. Petersen was kldnsped at CHICAGO (AP) — A youth The downed heUcoptsrs raised P s violation o f hto constitutional RESS BUTTON "I don't want my son la have tog the 6,060 mark Belz was qualified to fly to gunpoint by two men Thursday aras kiUed by police bullets and to i .m the loUi of heUeopters S : * : rights. to cross an smoMonal ptekst line Two of the helicopters, a light visual (light conditions which afternoon in a parking lot near 11 persona, tochidtog 10 police­ to go to school," said Mrs. John and flxsd-wmg aircraft reported call (or basic weather mlnl- his office in downtown Las Ve­ Oranstetn said be asksd far obasrvaUon streraft and a loet to all csiiaas in Vietnam ????:¥: men. were wounded Friday at s the pose Sept. 36 and to aras ths NIsted. contending Ms coosUtu- ifoop-esrrytog UHl. ware hli n\ums of 1,000 feet of celling and gas, locked into the rear of the West Side bousing project ss po­ tlonsl lights would he violated. stoee Jan I, IMI, accordtag to three miles of visibility. He was houaetrsller and drivoi 480 poll^ of the Array to grant such TO END WAR dunng an bour long right Friday uF 0-nm*nd fiiurea ■muaaa lice broke up s roMery attempt requests arhen they have been Sfra. NIsted also ctolm sd that p i not rated to fly by Instrument. miles to Reno. He was guarded nearby. wMJi Noth Vtotnamaes troops * 0 ,0, 1, uis coat at rot^hiy M approved by s section chief. excusing absences Oct. 16 vlo- 76 ralies north of ialgon near At 8:00 p.m., the pilot asked the entire trip by armed abduc­ KiUed was lacfassl Soto, It, toted sUte tow because there bliUon. tlte radar approach control sta­ "My request was approved," he the Carabndten border ill tors. arhose brother, John 16, was fs- was no tegtotoUve bsato (or ths Headquartera flgurea darwad tion at Des Moines tor help to He eras allowed to talk once to said. "I am the section chief." Eievsn soldlers aboard ths • Tioo and T h w Button Stylfs tsUy shot by police In s stosst The sokttor (eld hto com­ obeervsnes. a total of 3.0M hsllcopters and m New Double Breasted Models locating the Des Moines airport his sister, Faye Johnson, who corner flgtat Sunday. Midwat, two aircraft aaeaped without in­ imder a cloud layer. A minute Coupon Must Bo Presented manding officer said he be­ l,tT3 tUMt wing aircraft lost, was at the Petersen home keep­ (See Page BtoM) jury and there were no cesuai- an Army sergeant, was hoena on lieved the moratorium arould be Thase figures do not Include Gr«ot aiiortmenf of ttylei and colort including later he reported he had broken ing Petaraen'a wife company. In leave (or his brathar's funorol. Uea to the ground flghtliq;. 2*butlon tido vont, 3*button conlor vent and new out of the overcast over Newton the call from a public teleptoonc a "violent affair" and Orenateta leases In the air war ovsr Laos, PoUee said the Incidaiit was “arould be swept up In the vto- double breofted ttylet. Solld^color bloierw. Shet­ and would land there to refuel. booth in Reno at 12:03 a.m. Fri­ unrelsted to antiwar demeastra- .Moralorium land wool plaidt, herringbonet ond checki. lance.” In his last tranemlsslon, he said day, a male vdee asked for UoDs to the city or the conspira­ U.6 Command. Regulars, longi, thortt. A hearing was set tor next ‘PrrMurr* Hinted chopper, a spokssman said He he had Uie airport to sight. For Discount on Saturday. Mrs. JohSMon. and when she an- cy trial of sight proteston at ■aid 13 eoetny Iroope were to the helteupter category. Tuesday. A witness reported seeing the swerod Petersen eras put on the the ISM Damoeratle Nattaaal BRIlXIBPOfrr. Conn. (AP) - I.06S have been diot down by bA< K Til KKia i.'ut I'KIrK The day bsfert the demon- killed to the baltls. phuu* not more than KM feet U^. Than tbs mala votes came Comrsatlan. Public high school teachers here enemy gunners white another MuNliAY \tOKMNli (iraUon also was set as the A Marine heHcopter was \ above th^ ground pull up into \ \ back on aad told Mrs. Johnson The Incident begaa. police support ctossrnnhi dtocuasion. downed four miles below the ds 1,741 have been lost to roebst. W i low clouds, reappear, descend, A • dist if aha wantsd to see her bearing date for a suit filed to IStk, wlwdesitssfid fscii tnotead of assembly programs as mortar and gnamd stueba. cot- FREE ALTERATIONS said, whan potrobnan driving IClwaukee hy the Amertean mtUlsriaed a.ne Friday TTuce climb, bank and then tall off to­ brother sUve again, she was to near the predominantly Ifogro ordered by the board of educs- listons or operational taiiuras. OvU Liberties Unton ebaUeag- Americans asvrs killed and one ward the ground. take ths lifnt ptons to Itono Fri­ Henry Honor project saw Soto tiow, to dtocuoa Vtotnara arar to- During tbe part five wsphs of ^ the etty ef WhMtwater’a re­ area woundsd L»4» MAIN STREET The plane crashed about 9 day morning. aad taro o tb e n robtoag a man la sues on Oct. it. limited activity, a apobaaosaa p.m. to a field 2 4 miles south­ fuse] to sllesv a ututntetium pa­ In • delayed r e p o r $. iloyratown Manchwtor ■ is dhl. and met throe timee^ an allsy. That attitude aras voiced Fri­ said, an average of 36 alrm * a west of Newton airport. The in Reno adlh a man tdsntIHsd They said the thaaa rohbsra rade unl*as the oymmu a sta- day night on behalf of the locsl headquarUra said snemy troopa KNOWN FOR VALUES...C0AST TO COAST dents at WliHaaatoi State Oal- shot down an Army helicopter week were tort. He teohe » safety board said examination by poUee as one of the sbdne- fled, bat patrobnaa toOowad teachers by WUUem F. O'Brien. doarn this amy: a areekly aver, G 7a?iU vsrslty produce a 81 mBHca gutirtiip Wednesday 26 mliss of the wreckage showed no evi­ tnri ths Ibat man taken into Soto into a pyotect bu’ld'ng pretodent of the Bridgeport Bdu- UabUlty tnsuraaee peHey. sga of 6.4 hellcoptera were shot dence of mechanical failure or eualody—and eras told that aha whore he tuned on them with s eatiea Association, the teachers' south of ths DMZ The two Tfie ACLU said Uis city asmr crewmen so re klUed. down, U.6 arera tort to oassr malfunction of the aircraft, and woidd have to pay an $300,606 gun In hto band. A poUrtmsn officlsl bargalnliw agent eauaea, one fixad-wtng atrcta6l / there wiui fuel to both main MANCHESTER | VERNON | ROCKVILLE asked eneb a peUcy for-aagr atb- Etaeathere, the command re­ •r parade aad tha Read Herald Advertisements liutks. Moratorium Diroetor Sam Broam ported fooradic flgbUng but no (I Fag# BIghO)