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The Bible class of the Salva Mhr n s Week United Vernon The Weather A bout Tow n tion Army will meet tonight at F ie r a o ft September 37, 1 N 9 7:30 at the Ottadei to continue •Stove Needed Tldcete tor the O c t e Oom- . Fair and cooler tonight with its study: "Genesis-Truth or immion supper for the men of DeMolay Order Amorioan Legkm is seek Man, 45, Held lows 50 to 56. TonuHTDw (air, Tradition.’’ St. James’ CSiurdi m ay be ob ing donaUons of an apart s 15,775 pleasant. High 70 to 75. Sun Chapman Court, Order of tained from John Omrner o f 19 W ill Install ment Size elecftrical stove After Beating day’s outlook fair and wawn. Amaranth ,'will observe Past MancAegter^— /4 City o f VUiawe Chmrnt Virginia Rd., Frank Laraia of and a sleeping cot for a Matrons and Patrons Night to h 74 School St. and Frank Phil- Richard Raines needy faanUy, Henry Welrz- Francis Maizon, 46, of 78 VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 3 morrow at 7:46 p.m. at the Ma SNTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) opena of 16 Virginia Rd. The bicM, ssk-vlce oMteer an- West Main St., was arrested last MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER S, 1969 ^ (Classified Advertising on Page tS) sonic Temple. Past officers will Richard C Raines, sen of Mr. PRICE TEN CENTS supper wlU be held at the Man norsiced. exemplify the Initiatory degree, and Mrs. it. Craig Raines of night and charged with breach chester Country Club after the Anyone who wishes to do with Mrs. Neal M iller and W il TalcobtvUle, will be installed as of peace after police received 6 p.m. Mass at the church. The nate eMher item, may call liam Morrison presiding. A pot- master councilor of Fayette a complaint that another man Most Rev. John W. Whecdon, Woinbtcki, 86 Lockwiood 8t., luck will be served at 6:80 p.m. Chapter. Otxier of DelMoUy, had been beaten. Archbishop of Hartford, will be or the American Legion, and Refreshments will be served af Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Ma The alleged victim wan Ralph Stabbed Corpse guest speaker. someone wlU pick tt up. ter the meeting. Officers will sonic Temple on Orchard 8t. Maynes o f the same address. DISCOVER! Nixon Blocks wear colored gowns. Raines, a senior at Rockville Maizon is scheduled to appear Found in Car “ ■Who is a Real Christian?” High SohoiS, is pteanlng to In Rockville Circuit Court 13 D AN BU R Y, Conn. (A P ) — General Aecused of Stifling will be the topic of a sermon by MancheMer Veterans Council Montany Oaiitis Oct. 14. Two potice potratmen -. There was no police report of Asslein of 302 Main St. and | m Press Secretary Ronald L. “ If agreement isn’t reached, I complete inveatigailDn could veatlgatorB teatifled their for FACTORY OUTLET the Incident. don’t know what we will do,” he mer superior—MaJ. Gen. CKrI Henry TfMen of 40 Stone St. ZStegier said, “We fully expect be conducted. added. C. TYirner, once Arm y provoat OOR. PINE ST. and HARTFORD ROAD they will be able to reach an AUlhortUee deecilbed Lu- Blchoid C. Baines But he indicated the unions marahal general—wtiitewaOted agreement in Hie 60-day perl- piensM as a “dean cut per would stick to their strategy of an Inveatigatlon into all aapaoto study Ohemical engineering KncHnueARPETm odj^- son.” BEDROOM calling strikes against only a of a case revolving around Wil when he enters college next fail. The presidential decision to few railroads tn an attempt to liam O. Wooldridge, then otr- The install Ing team will be name an emergency board LIGHTING FIXTURE avoid creating a national shut geant major of the Army. Connecticut State Chevaliers, a • 100% NYLON • HIGH DENSIT^ prevents a nationwide rail shut down that would provoke fur Reis R„^KBah, a longtime in group o f DeiMolays who have RUBBER BACK • LARGE ASST. OF down which was to have become 12” X 12” shoed gloss ceiHng fixture. ther government Intervention. vestigator ^ with the 3 2 Rieg. 2.84. / been accorded honorary de CbLO R S ___ effective one minute after mid Banker Links #C Wlnplsinger blamed the “ab criminal InveetlgaUon dlvsiaa grees, for outatandlng aoUvlUee night ton.’ghL solute intransigence” of rail (COD), teeUtlad ha hod enough and labor, by the Supreme Seeking to avert intervention, road Industry negotiators for information to heap doeen* of Council O r ^ r o f DeiMolay. Politicians, the four shoperaft unions had a K a n t a buay InveoUgaUag CRYSTAL CHANDLIER Ihie team includes R o c c o the failure to reach a settlement called a strike against cmly six through bargaining. Wooldridge. FrancoUne of Manchester; Al- railroads, but the Natiimal Rail 6-Ught Spanish bronze crystal prism. R O C den Chick of Bolton; B erry “ They could care less about Slum lords But he said lYirnsr ordarod way Labor Conference repre the case oloaed, saying ha hrd Reg. 44.96. A D Leonard, Wethersfield, and Har SQ. YD. the national Interest, the nation senting all the railroads threat al health or anything else. They ooiMuMad with Gan. tterold K. old Baurd, Roger Cole and War ened to halt all service. HARTFORD, Conn. (A P )__“A are determined to have their slum cannot exist when the Johnaon. than Arm y ohlaf of ren Cole, all of Merideo. The four unions, machinists, way,” he said. codes and ordinances we have staff. nVSTALiiED ! ! ! electrical workers, sheet metal Shultz had accused both sides are rigidly and strictly en The Senate permanent invaoti- workers and boilermakers, Thursday of his head" in threatening to emergency section of the Na fore the Senate Government Operations Committee hearing on alleged graft In foot their campaign coats,” he the operation of servicemen’s dubs. Harding said he was stopiied from investi aargeanu who ran nonoommia stage a nationwide railroad tional Railway Act which could said. stoned ofnoara’ «)uba in EXnopa shutdown if the unions struck fore^ll a strike for 60 days gating Sgt. Maj. William 0. Wooldridge. (AD Photofax) Stole Reoident* Some Hartford slumlords are and South Vietnam mat aacrat- while an emergency panel at Loot in Cnuh the six railroads, Wlnplsinger years behind in their city taxes. •y. CERAMIC BATHROOM said. tempts to arbitrate the dispute. Bent told a gathering of Hart ATBUGI, Japan (A P ) — Frog- Ha tha purpoaa of the Hoping to avoid government The strike had been aimed at ford area real estate brokers. man war* dropped from heMoop- was to “work out a ayw Intervention, the four shoperaft the Santa Fe, Great Nmthem, Bent, who headed a housing Said of Haynsworih: ^ tai* today to aaaroh tha wadara **"* m anipulate Antariemn unions which caUed the strike niinois Central, Southern, Ches investigation by the Greater of tha Tonkin Gulf tor M vteUma payment oartifleato*, last week selected only seven of apeake A OhloiBalUmore A Hartford Chamber of Commerce, of a erazhad VM. Navy ampiy •“**’*» VValnamaaa pMalras and the nation’s 76 m ajor railroads Ohio and the Erle-Lackawanna. d'splayed a lirt of 20 landlords plane, but had■d to be ba pulledDullad out (U A .) doUars." Ha aaid for work stoppages. There was no immediate com who he said were in violation the allaged aohsms was woriA C Withdrawal More Graceful baoausa of sfiarka, the NKvy rt- *1116 National Railway Labor INSTALLED ment from the railroads con of the law. He did not read any portod. wfds in acop*. Conference, representing man cerned or from the rail confer of the names, however. Epohaaman said the twin-en But mainly, hs sold, It was a HP. ***■ Y'V Indndes Labor, ence. agement, TBtallated by promis gined 02A Greyhound aircraft gansral buotnas* nM stli« to dte- Matesials and Yoor Ohoioe of Oolocs. ing to shut down ail roads if the HARTFORD, Conn. (A P ) — Wlnplsinger predicted that Than Winning By a Nose gave no hint of Uoubis batora H cues "the Investmant of money seven are struck, contending the “ We want to re-establish the after the 60-day emergency pe piungad into tha gulf o ff Km that was bring gwioratsd by riod expires, "We’U be right (See Page Eight) (See Page Eight) WASHINGTON (AP) — Tha had asked Prelident Nixon to And Sen. James O. BasUand. coast “o* f VietnamViatnam ThursdayThursday. It " IN STOCK, 9x12 Senate's oenior Republican, Ben. call back 'the appointment. "I D-Mlsa., the chairman of tha was on a ««klnroutina a flight oarryti«o a rry ti« George D. Aiken of Vamont, don’t know where you all got Senate Judiciary OommitUe, ^ ■uppUta from OuM ****'**?^ * * said today - “ I would Uiink" ouch a tiling. Somebody elae sold after talking wHh Hayns- PMHppines to (he 3VUllam T NYLON $ A President Nixon would want to dreamed Uia thing up.’’ ' worth: ''The man's had no Idea *•»»»*« carriar Ounatrilation. ' «*n *n «h am in, to fm r 1 0 - 9 5 consider withdrawing the Su- When then asked whether he of coming down. He has had no * three-man InvoaUgatiiw hrfantry preme Court nomination o f anticipated asking that tha nom- Idea of doing auch a thing. He's board was Hxmvwwd at OUM ‘^ '’talon at Augsfau^, Oormany CARPETS H Mother of 7 Holds Hope Judge Clement F. Haynsworth Ination be withdrawn, Hayns- never had such an Idas.” Print, near Subte Bay. Ool. James C. S h o u lU .___ If there are going to be M or 40 worth replied: " I have not and deputy provost marshal gsnsr (Finished Ends) iUynoworUi had called at the A tanker aircraft and two de- Regular 666.95 Senate votes against confirming I don’t.” al, aaid ihs Arm y now has a* Justice Dspartmant to confer riroyera, dispstohad to the It. many os M agsnta proMng all Despite Haynsworth’s denial, with Mitchell __ earlier In the day. orarii rits 10 mllas froen tha oar- By One Thin Thread of Tape Stressing that he is aboolutely one from the WMte Houae, A d e m ir tm T O t"'IIp ^ i^ ^ said «l«hUng wractags allagatluna against Woodbrldga imcommltted on the controver the congreooional sources who -i~ —• ------, „ there would b* no comment on but no Sign of th* fiv . c iw m s n ALlOWAT, N.J. (AP) — The sial nomination, Aiken said: “ If Col. ShoulU sold that at tha Mrs. Abbott has gone 30 About midnight on April 80, dlscloaed the original reports to the ranvarsatlon. and 21 paeeengera. hope that Maj. Joseph S. Abbo: t there are going to be as many lime of the aariler Inverilgatlon months without word from him. 1967, a sergeant and a major the Associated Press Thursday Still, the congresatonal The Navy sold the five crow- is still alive is a thin thread of as 30 or 40 votes against it, It he had been commanding offi TTie 33-year-old woman is rear knocked on the farmhouse door remained flrn^, today. sources said Haynsworth hod men Included Paul K Uomtr, 23 magnetic tape ccmtalning a re ing her children alone on Uielr would be rather difficult for the Tile sources' said the WMte cer of tee let CID unit tn Wash CERAMIC TILE to tell Mrs. Abbott her husband been seeking withdrawal o f hla son of Oran Mlneer of Hartford, cording which Joan Abbott and five-acre farm in Alloway in Sa liad been sfiot doam over North justice Mmself—should he get House had concluded after an Oocui., and Mrs Virginia Manor ington. her seven children believe is his lem County. The youngest M at Vietnam. confirmed—to live it down. informal headcount that at least (See Page Four) of Newington. Oonn. voice from a North Vietnam thew, 3, was Just one week old "I don’t Uilnk I would want to 40 of Uta 100 senators were pre (See Pag* EIgM) ^ TUBWELL "Nobody needs to M l me prison comp. be confirmed by a vote of 60 to pared to vote against oonftrma- INSTALLED when his father left for South Joe's alive. At door I aslgeil Tbes:* is no other proof that east Asia in August, I960. 40,". Aiken toild a reporter. tlon of tha 86-year-oM U.B. ap them, ’I know he's not deful. Maj. Abbott Is sUU alive, but Sen. Clifford P. Case, R-N.J. peals court Judge. “ I used to tell )iim to be care Wliat happened to Mm?' ” Mr*. Abbott has a tape of a pris fu l," Mrs. Abbott said. “ I told meanwMIe Joined Sen. SMward One midweatern senator was She was told that he had been • 8 8 “ oner of w ar’s voice which she him God wasn’t going to let )ilm W. Brooke, R-Maes. in calling reported to have told Ills staff shot down and Hanoi was tot- mCLUDES LAIOR ud MATERIALS believes is her husband. He was Haynsworth donisd reports 'Two of Haynsworth’s stnng- out by the end of IfTO that lie had sought to have his eat backers in the Senate took a “ I expect (hat the Prorident nomination withdrawn. similar tack. Sen. Ernest K THimS.T0 9PJy|. will probably give us another " I did not tMnk about such a HoUlngs, D-S.C., the Initial spon AN UNUSUALLY LOW PRICE FOR troop withdrawal tor Chriataas thing,’ ’ Hajmsworth told a re sor of the nomtnetion, colled the enough to make 100,000 man porter arho asksd arbether bs withdrawal report ridiculous. tWs yasr," the Vermont senator told a reporter. COATS WITH SO MUCH STYLE! Ha aaid he has not -“ - n — sil tee posatMUty of such a now withdrawal with Nixon but that Brandies Deputies Support “ The south VIetnameae govern, 'I’lu' loiin tos.s of scarf; on a bra.ss-buttonccl solid color coat ment seems to be confident it 3 with till- same jilcaining buttons on its enrvy wide back- Do If Yourself or Let Us Do If For You ran take things over.” German Coalition Move Aiken aaid, however, that tha belt si/cs 8 to 16. The officer’s cape; buttoned on in WE HONOR ttoopo would not a c t u ^ leave BONN, Oemany (AP) — The dominance of Kleatoger'a party, Vietnam until about February back and detachable for changing the style of this parilatnentary deputise of For the nation’^ largM*. in West 1970. windowpane-plaid coat with gold-ish buttons ... si-s5 eign MMletor Willy Brandt’s So German pollUca It wotdd also Some 00.000 troops have been cial Democratic party unont- make SPD Foreign MlrSster included In troop withdrawals to 13. rbe ina.\i-si'/e dyed lainb-fnr collar and jninbo-si’ê moualy tndorsed today tbrir Willy Brandt the new ehaneel- •riwuncad by Ntxon so far. patch pockets: on a brass-bnttoned-and-bnckled belted leaders' decisioo to form a gov- ior. He aaid In -funs he hopes to sensational value HMPLFS arntnent with the Free Demo Eariy today Brandt and match former Sacra tary ot De- coat that s ina.xi-warmcd with Malden pile cratic party Scheri announced agreement on fenoa Clark M. Clifford's______call tor "tee basic lines of a Joint gov- wtlhdrawal of loo.ooo troopa this y of Orion® gerylie... sizes lOyto 18. ; \ The dapuUes of the Free Dem CARPn jmd FLOOR COVERING ocratic party arcre meeting to ernment poitey “ Final approval \ malte their Jormsi dcrieton. reoU with the deputies of the Oariato DUmon*atic 'beadar \ eeoB as Ihe Christian Demo two parties tn tlw Bundistsg, Mike Manrileld sold aarUor be FARMINOTON SOUTH WINDSOR crats made a iasl-dttch aftort to If they give the green Ugbt, thinks Nbcon is trying to and the At Rt. m (PtabivUIe Avs.) _ 300 MAIN STREET I TB, prevent tha new eoalUtoo. ^ Brandt would ask the BundaoUg • a r but "tt Just hasn't worked Reuto • (Seen Swamp Bead) On East Hartfasd Tbwn U m ChaaosOor Kurt Georg Kieein- to elect Mm cliancriior Oct. 39 out as bs had hoped." Par The Big BCaa In Your Family, g«r sent a latter to F t m Oemo- or 31. He was reported ready to The Mnwlsna Democrat mm- Visit Our Big Maa’s Shop la BaiUa. Oomi. y cratk: chief Walter Scheri rrit- apprint Scheel toreign minister. gastad the Unltod SUtos call tor temting bis CfarlatUn Deino- An 8PD-FDP coalition would a riand-ottll caaaa-ftro, uodar erste' prapaeal tor a coolttlon command only a 13 seat majert- wtseb American troofu would wtthoot the ty in tbs i96 asst parltoroant. fira outy if attachad and al the Thua Brawtt would same tlm# work tor a V ' Mrs. johii Abbott and her seven children, who have not heard a direct w ord A eoaUtian batwaau the FYee heavily oo the barking of tee IS fwvernmeni In Vistnam. A you of Vietiuuncss pgnsant borrows his fsthsr's AMERICAS LARGE FAMILY Cl OT(-tlNG/ CHAIN from Maj. Joseph S. Abbott since shortly before he w ai shot dtm-n in North DsauicPsHt P arty (F D P i and Free Democratic depoUas. Mansfield’s atatoment in an tattered stmw hat for some sembbuice of shade on the Social DetnocraUc Party iBtarrIaw came as Democrats' s sunny day in a village aiwut 20 miles nortliweat Vietnam in April 1967. (A P Photofax) (V D ) would break Bw 20 year •I I- ^ (Saa Page TWalvo) wer* In (he midst of aaotlMr of Sai^n. (AP Photofax) PAG E TW O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M^CHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY' OCTOBER 8, 1969 ; ;\ MANimE&TJiiic E V E N IN G HJiKALD, MANCTOikaijaic. C O NN- F R ID A Y , OCTTOBER 8, 1969 PAG E TH RE E SheinwoM on Bridge MOVIE AUDIENCE THEATER TIME •♦♦♦•••GUIDE******* Nude Dancers BRIDOE DBTBOTIVI^ A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS SCHEDULE M€BT STAY AWAKE NORTH AND THEATERS. Win Acquittals • By AUFRED SHEINWOU) ♦ AKQ5 Th*s» .(tings apply to films Cinema I — Last Summer, ti OP AN ’ N»OOP SACaiAMBNTO, Calif. (A P ) 742 t»ls»s«d sfttr Nuv 1.1968 "W ake up, Wotaon," Sherlock 7:00, 9:00. dancers were Holmes said Irritably. "You’ve O QIO Bast Hartford Drive-In — Academy Award THIS SEAL WtaoMr yesterday o t lewd con- slept through one at the beast- 4 K652 Dracula Has Risen, 7:80; R, CootU e ous DsEv QUOt. in ads Indleatat the film was Bartaa Strefeead , Uest crimes a t the year.” And EST e a ST( 9:00; Frosen Ddad, 10:40: t f m P J C •ubmlttcd and approved under Ario Outhrie ” FBaay CHrl” —Colm ^ A Jury o f 10 men and 2 women 7 4 I 4 83' I East Windsor Ditve-In—Some the great detective stalked' to the Molton Picture Code ’Alice’s Bestaanat* Evealngs at 8:6* PJK. Ûterated about 12 hours be- •06 CP KQJ83 Kind of Nut, 9:10; Support Tour ward the door of the Baker of Self'Regulation. Bergsto Hoar 1-* p.ai.i Wed.-8at.4hm. 2 PJM. tone deciding on innocent ver- J98543 0 762 Local Sheriff, 7:30. Street Bridge Club. The good D a «y except Sunday^ Good reserved seats Iit,,.. tw ResI 1. WeH pfVMfMi ®cta for dancers Suaaane Q98 4 A73 H) Suggetlad for GENERAL doctor left his comfortable Manchester Drlve-In —Baby ■ Seale iSe avaHalde I anauieoaktists film Haines and BheUa Brendenaon, An Shews chair in great bewHderment He SOUTH audisncet. SKter, 9:10; Fountain o f Love, [Afti— I >iiiiiyiiidiAiiu'i Wth 22, who performed nude at had been wide awake, but ♦ J 109 6 2 B Suggaatad for MATURE ..^:30. , WesfcfM« 7A8 aad 4 m the Pkik Pussy Kat bar. hadn’t noticed any crime. C? A95 audiancaa (paranlai discra- State 'Theatre— Dr. Zhivago, Also acquitted was Leonard 6:00, 3:40. North dealer. 0 AK Olancy, 69, owner o f the bar. tion advieed), '^^n^lNEMA 1 North-South vulnerable. 4 J 104 UA Theatre --M e, NataMe, Each girl was charged with (3 r e s t r ic t e d — Persona 7:00, 9:00. t:r;i.miiiij;r.s i iz a c u i Opening lead—Ten of Hearts. East South Weil two counts o f indecent exposure under 16 not admitted, un- West led the ten of hearts, 1 V I 4 Pass Mansfield Drlve-In —Short and lewd and dissolute conduct and South won with the ace. Pass 4 ♦ All Pass leee accompanied by perenl Subjects, 7:10; Finders K eep CUancy was charged with solic or adult guardian. ers, Lovers Weepers, 7:30; iting for such behavior. Way Back In 1899 Declarer drew two rounds of Vixen, 8:48. trumps with the ace and Mng, ® Paraona under 16 not ad The trial lasted more than Cinema I —Âlice’s Restau cashed the top diamonds, and mitted. Thi» age raatriction Friday Nisbt Special five weeks. D uring, that Ume, thoughtfully Instead of follow rant, 2:80, 8:00, 7:80, 10:00. Keith's Furniture was born— and has prosparad sinca. 70 years of progress; modern in 1899— and modarn in then got out with a low heart. tbe court of Municipal Judge ing a rule woodenly. may be higher In certain Cinema II —Funny airl, 8:00. at Bast cashed the jack and Earl Warren Jr. traveled to the 1969. Truly the store with a Victorian past— plus a modern approach to furniture merchandising. From Horse When EJast led the three of *âea. Check theater or Pink Pussy Kat to watch Miss king of hearts and then ponder clubs and South put up the Jack, advertlaing. ed his next move for a long Haines dance nude; to a night n Buggy Days to Space Travel, that's Keith's. Our 70 years is your guarantee of complete customer satisfaction! West should play low Instead of Printed •• • publ'C tervice ■ A ^ (inn .Mm IM11) The Bolton Lake HotoF& Restaurant time. Bast finally returned the dub to see San F iw c is c o top covering with the queen. by thii newtoeper three of clubs. less dancer Carol Doa perform, South would then have to re-, --. _ __ Twin Lobster phtiier $A and to a theater to see a contro South put up the jack of clubs. MON. thru FBL Bume the play of the clubs. I f versial Swedish fUm with ex West covered with the queen, 7l0* . 8t48 inetading potato 4^vbg«table A J South led the four of clubs next. Litter Removal Costly plicit sex scenes. and dummy won with the king. BAT. and SUN. West would follow with the I ANOTHEfl^RIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL Defense attorney Ronald Syp- Declarer returned a low club ST. CHARLES, Mo.—The cost >KM»-8t48.((t80>7iS0-8:*0 nine; and if South next led the nicki said this was necessary to from dummy and won a trick of picking up a single piece of ten of clubs. W est would cover I FiOAST BEEF alto a complete menu including give the jury guidelines for with the ten of clubs. litter ranges from 10 to 60 You Are Cordially Invited To Attend Keith’s with the queen. Either way, the I itealct, chops & seafood what has and what has not been South lost two hearts and one cents, according to the anti- defenders would got two clubs accepted as community stand club, and Sherlock Holmes lost lltter organization. Keep Ameri F m-. ^ Of Rockville’s own "Nick Nicholas tricks instead of only one. I Trio from 8 to 12, or if you’re a country and western fan ards In CaUfomla. his patience. Do you side with ca Beautiful, Inc. Last year Dally Queatloa — go downstairs to our banquet room In his closing argument, Syp- Dr. Watson or with Sherlock lltterbugs dumped enough tr a A f - — -----s— for some fine As dealer, you hold; Spades, nickl told the jury that to con Holmes? 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PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8X1969 V MANCHE&TEK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1969 B o lt o n PAGE n V B Manchester Withdratml More Graceful Peabody Conservatory Adds Hospital Notes Israeli Planes Hit Suez Student Survei St. Mary’s Sets AA AAA AAA A A A AA Free Dress Code Than Winning by a Nose Rock Music to Curriculum Talks on Drugs VfSITINa HOUB8 Newspapers Lead Media AEon D. TIionicB (Continued from Page One) Besides criticism about Hayn- By DAVID GOEIXEB ducting in Chicago, spent three For Second Straight Day At Coffee House Intenuedlate Care Semi- sworth's record as a Judge on Associated Preee Writer years in German^, ran his own Board of Education private, npon-2 p.m., and 4 p.m. nomination to succeed Abe For-' Israeli PRESS Uw party convention trying to rizot down one which was seen Hit by Dr. Alton the U.S. Court of Appeals con .TLMORE, ltd. (AP) — band in New York and subse In Accuracy,, Fairness The Sunday Morning Coffee 8 p.m.; private rooms, 10 a.m.- tas on the high court. Egyptian no^nn. ^ government leaders exploding over Red Sea waters. With wife, fom er Carolyn cerning labor and civil rights, staid, musically prop- quently worked with the London House of St. Mary's ElpUcopal Norris, and three chUdren Dr. Elizabeth Alton -voiced Equipment List °2 p.m., and 4 p.nI.-8 p.m. The nomination is in the on theGuU toward their rival points of Another one was hit" he has also been accused of pos of the Peabody Con- Jazz Orchei9b1a from 1962 to HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — gave newspapers (68.6 per cent) Oiurch will hear “ Drug Use he Uves at 216 HoUixter disapproval of the free dress The board approved the mov Pediatrics: Parents allowed hands of the Judiciary Commit T ' An IsraeU spokesman *Ud all _ _ sible conflicts of interest while of Music are about to 1966. Ooliege students feel many a wide edge over television (21.2 and Abuse" discussed during St, Grad, of MHS; BJi. code at Bolton High School dur able equipment list for the re any time except noon-2 p.m .; tee; which completed seven on the federal bench. ted from within by But then, about two years the second Rti-siiirhf Much of the lobbying focused the Israeli planes returned safe- newspaper stories are Inaccu- per cent), news magazines (13.1 October. The Coffee House is from UCotui; Law Degree ing. a meeting of the Board of novated Center School, with the others, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. days of hearings last Friday. rock music. ago. Bill Russo the Jazzman be from UConn. Member Bar Eastland said Haynsworth a survey shows, per cent) and radio (12.2 per held each Sunday at 9:60 a.m. Education last night. Mrs. deletion of bean bags and bad Self Service; 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Further action in the committee The attaci^xwiU be led by Wil gan evolving into a rock pa Aasoc. of Conn., Hartford would be confirmed by "a com The^tl^ foiled “contin ““ “““ but rate newspapers better in cent). in the Guild Room of the Pariah Alton, a former member of the minton bird.s. In asking for the 4 p.m.-8 p.m. has been delayed until next liam Russo, A 44-year-oId non- triarch irtiose endeaitorB are County and Manch. For fortable majority" in the Sen ued Egyptian aggreLo^"“i?I ope"«>l pup- of includ^ crime fuid murder, Other programs dealing with schools in the same area do not Age Limits: lO in maternity, and Negro groups that oppose there were no casualties. rael. $11,197. Of this, $3,179 is for in and that's all this is." traditional, classically oriel up, and I was having trouble base across the Jordan River Us were included in some areas society, scandal and gossip and drugs are Oct. 12 a film; Oct. have free dress codes. She 12 in other areas, no limit in the nomination. Egypt claimed Thunsday it dustrial arts equipment and In contrast to Eastland, Holl- conservatory curriculum. getting players. Rock is alive, shot down one IsraeU ITie (rfflclal Middle East News cease-fire Une. The target base, of the survey, and both groupe Vietnam, 19. Atty. Peter Costa of Hart For The ACTION Teem spoke of seeing a fur-coated furniture, $2,463 for physical self-service. If they voted against the nom K of C Speaker Ings said the floor vote would be It was only during the Iasi vibrant and not egotistical. hit another with antiaircraft fire sook e^ n n quoted a the Israelis said, fired mortars said they spent more time with Hie college students said they ford will speak on "Our Drug lass leave school ati the end of education, $1,137 for home eco inee they would be bucking the decade that a serious, centu lere's a revoluUcHiary aspect VOTE DEMOCRATIC "a very close vote anyway you Mayor Nathan G. Agostlnelli south Of thrL“^ b^ T ^ i. r/*’ » “ '® newspapers than with other spent an average of almost sev Laws;" and Oct. 26. the Rev. the day barefooted. nomics and the remainder for The administration reminds White House and Its Republican ries-old instrument—the classi This ad spOBSored by the look at It.” will be the main speaker at the th the music that can't be avoid- denied It. ^ J o attempted Galilee. There was no damage news media. en hours a week reading news- J. S. Zimmerman of Hart Dr. Joseph Castagna, superin the library, art rcxim, special visitors that with construction occupant. cal guitar—^was approved for ed\ Maooheeter Desnocralle Town Committee Asked whether a close vote In Brighton. Enehmo z „ k ^ s u r v e y Interviewed papers, more than three hours a ford, chairman of the Diocesan tendent, said that bare feet are area rooms and audio-visual under way, parking space is Opposition to Haynsworth ap Knights of Columbus Italian conservatory study. n Egyptian comman- 110 Roger Negre, Treaa. :k has spontaniety, clari Arab saboteurs struck three college students, and 36.6 per week each watching television Department of Christian Social not allowed, and that he would equipment. Dr. Castagna not limited. Visitors are asked to pears to be growing within the would be embarrassing to Nixon Night Oct. 13 at 6 :30 p.m. at the Now, the electrified wailings ty, bommltment, excitement c a m p ^ S ^ r ^ k * T L ‘^ " ^ûrsday at IsraeU pipe- oent felt television was the news and reading news maga Relations, will tell how the check into this. Mrs. Alton also ed that this estimate was some hear with the iiospital while the Senate. and to Haynsworth, the South KofC Home. The Rev. Ernest of the rock guitar will emanate and aspiraUon—a lot the ----- 6 an ween at the La- tercepted the Israeli planes and Unes and railroad track between "m omost interesting” newa medl- zines, and nearly three hours church relates Kaelf to social 'k'k'k'k'k'kirkir irirk ir kiritrk k'k'kit spoke of very .short .skirts and $900 less than the original es parking problem exists. Republican Charles E. Gd- Carolina Democrat said: "Not Coppa of the Churidi of Assump from Peabody, whose director things Jou once had. Whether Tel Aviv and the port of Haifa, um followed by news maga- weekly listening to radio news. problems. boys’ hairstyles. "Is this con timate. ell of New York and Democrat at all. After all, the President tion will be the guest speaker. and president, Richard Franko you hear It or not, rock says, Hie small pipeline was blown sines, 36.6 per cent, newspapers, High school pupils gave news- ductive to learning?” she ask On the recommendation of Patients today: 288 Walter Mondale of Minnesota himself got there by a close Tickets may be purchased Goldman, is responsible for the 'Let’s chanM the world’." up but there was no damage to 21.5 per oent. and radio, 6.6 per papers Just over three lioura a ed. Chairman Gniaske, the board called on President Nixon vote.” move. ADMITTED YESTERDAY: from Frank Laraia of 11 Bonner Russo arrWed in Baltimore F ollowup Detonations the railroad. cent. week compared to 2V4 hours Dr. Castanga and board mem voted to make the superinten Thursday to withdraw the nomi Sen. Charles McC. Mathias, "I view Jazz and rock as legit ■MM ber William Houle, who attend Mrs. Frances. Crosby, 20 Spruce Rd., who will be master of cere after 18 months of free theater The port city of Haifa, Israel’s "Die 87 high scltool pupils’ In- each for radio and television dent, the board chairman, and nation. R-Md., told a reporter: "A close monies. imate areas for present and fu ed a regional CABE (Connect St.; Mrs. Evelyn M. Dearstyne, work at Columbia College in main Industrial center, has suf- terest was divided equally news, and one hour 16 minutes a mermbers of the finance com Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton, D- vote would be very unhappy for ture conservatory studies," Chicago. icut Association of Boards of Garnett Ridge Dr., Rockville; Slated for Amchitka fered almost a dozen sabotage among newspapers, television week reading news magaslnes. mittee negotiating agents for Mo., announced he would vote Judge Haynsworth personally, Goldman said. Hie Peabody 'f^nservatory . FREE Education) meeting this week Mrs. Donna R. Emmelmann, incidents since June 24 includ- news and news magazines— "Are newspapers treating the board In negotiations with against Haynsworth. And In Chi for the Supreme Court and for "Both Jazz and lock bring administration has ^ e n him no By TOM BRILEY in Windham, reported that the Grahaber Rd., Tolland; Ekhvard riituted a U.S. escalation of the bombs in public centers about 30 per cent for each—with teen-agers falriy?" the high the teachers, custodians and cago, Sen. Ralph Smith, R-Ill., the administration and I don’t RockviUe back to music the element of Instructions, “ They’rte saying. Associated Prees Writer waning authority of the” school R. Green, 234 Famham Rd., arms race. The blast was 700 two attacks on oU instaUa- radio the most interesting for 10 school students were aeked. secretaries. In the past, only the newest member of the Sen think you could draw any other Improvisation which has been CHRISTMAS GIFT MAILING had been discussed there. Cit South Windsor; Mrs. Wanda C. Just do it. In fact, I don’t ttiink miles from the Soviet mainland, tlons. per cent. Many said negative news about the superintendent has been the ate, told a news conference he conclusion." Hospital Notes practically lost since the 18th ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) ing Incidents of boys suspended Gregorio, East Hartford; Wil they know what I’m ^ In g to Japan and Canada made or- Israeli troops also reported When asked what newspaper teen-agers is overemphasized, negotiating agent, but this does not support the nomination Malhla.s, a member of the Ju century," he explained. "This in — The Atomic Energy Cfommle- for long hair and courts over liam C. Hanaen, 66 W. Middle visiting hours are 12:30 to 8 do.” mal protests and Canada said it captured five Arab guerril- Information is handled inaccu- not enough attention is given to to SERVICEMEN in VIETNAM year, with the new law that any because Justices "should be diciary Committee, has hot Itself makes them important sion plans two more nuclear test ruling the suspension. Dr. Cas- Tpke.; Luclcn A. Heckler, p.m. in all areas except ma would bUl the United States tor on the slopes of Mt. Shorn- rately. college students most of- good things young people are cilzen can petition for a town above reproach and above sus committed himself publicly on and even necessary." explosions on Amchitka Island tagna said, “ There are lots of Brewater St., North Ooventry; any damage. ron, in occupied Jordan, after *«n menUoned stories on cam- doing, and that newspapers meeting within 30 day of sub picion of reproach.” the nomination. ternity where they are 2 to 4 Goldman, who came to Pea In the Aleutian chain after ôf D&L things children are allowed to Barbara A. James, East Hart and 6:80 to 8 p.ni. Canadian students demon- infiltrators laid several pns unrest, demonstrations and stress the reeults of teen crime mission of the salary agree Thursday’s blast which did not 3 body in 1968 from the JulUiard do by law." ford, Shaun A. Kennedy, Staf strated against the test Wednes- mines. riots, Negro and slum problems rather than the causes. ments, Grunske said he felt that Conservatory in New York, said yield an earthquake or a Udal As a special service to the people of thie area "Then It's up to p U.S.-Canada border en- A spokesman _ said Jild the sabo- “ nd Vietnam. Rene Oazenave of the San the more the board can show the infusion of rock and Jazz Mrs. Alton said. "If they wont Keppner, West Hartford. Admitted Wednesday: Eric The Soviet Union. J a n ^ nnrt ^ Pohits, and closed the border teura were members of the A1 But they also said that of the Francisco Examiner, who di . . . purchases made at any D&L store will be “ step by step" negotiating, the Temporary Injunction into the standard doses of clas ^ *»c*|A€Mi m aide hours yesterday, denlM a suit for a Glastonbury; Irene Kebart, Ma general changes in the approach day instead of Saturday as absolutely no control. We cjin’t J. Peach, 12 Hudson St.; Rob harm to her property, and (2), Storm the temblor-prone Alaskan or said today Israel was incapable As)(ed which news medium The high school pupils repre at the elementary school from to theory that ore now taking planned. even go Into a kid's locker if ert P. Russell, 289 W. Center temporary injunction brought that she still had other ade ple St., Vernon; Susan Fer Aleutian faults. of achieving any more victories fairest, tlie college students sented 76 schools in 27 states. two to two-and-onc-half hours, by Sylvia S. Yeomans of 235 guson, Webster St. Rockville; place in the conservatory.” A total of 152 scientists and we think he might hsive drugs. St.; Mrs. Nina M. Walker, South quate remedies at law, the Windowt But the blast idelded only a over the Arabs. the annual report, and a half Oakland 9t. against the MISAC damage suit and the request for Irene Rose, Valerie Dr., Rock Goldman noted that compos other personnel on the island We mu!3t get a poll(!eman to St., Ooventry; Mrs. Suzanne Q. ers such as Mozart and Bee ground roll on the desolate, Editor Hassaneln Helkal sold day session the Wednesday be Corp. and the Suburban Devel a permanent injunction. ville; Margaret McLean, Elm felt the explosion in a concrete Tarael’s current make the search." Sicruk, EJavt Hartford. thoven wrote dances—part of NoededF? windswept Island, and apparent bid to acquire fore Tnanksglving, (The board opment Oorp., developers of Mrs. Yeomans, in her suits, St,, Rockville: Margareit Whit bunker 28 miles from ground « current Doctor Raps Pot Grackdown: Neither Mrs. Alton nor the BIRTHS YESTEiRDAY : A son ly didn’t even bother 2o sea o.- more fighter-bombers and hell- had earlier voted not to have apartment complexes on Oak aker, Dart HUl Rd., Rockville; the poptilar and folk music of zero. The rolling shock was felt superintendent was happy with to Mr. and Mrs. John Regan, charged that considerable dam C<4I GRto ExtDri- ters swimming in pens near any half sessions.) The board their eras. the situation. Burrows Hill Rd,, Amston; a land St. age was being done to her prop Btella Wleykowski, Park PL, on at 643-2178 ground zero. on the island of Adak, 200 miles ^ 7 " ‘‘ Hard Drugs Biggest Worry changed its meeting day to the Mrs. Yeomans sought a court Rockville; Mary Walters, Ware Russo is a Chicago native who away. But Alaskan ciUes of Ko- ®" Trans|iortatloii Report daughter to Mr. and Mrs. David erty from an underground AEC officials at a control cen second and fourth Thursdays. house Point, and Geraldine majored in English in college for dworfirf fratf diak. Anchorage and Junquu felt In regular business, the board Herry, Marlborough; a daugh order to put a stop to alleged storm-water system, installed ter in Anchorage said two more PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A "It’s easy ot declare war on drainage of storm-water onto Ludwig, Hartford Tpke., Rock and developed musically on the nothing. Amchdtka is 1,400 miles »ucce8sful accepted the report of the triuis- Hohool Census ter to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth by MISAC and used Jointly by •srimotv. Reason- nuclear tests were planned un blitz strikes similar to those of doctor who (xinfines his practice marijuana because there’s no her property. ville. Job with the Stan Kenton band. southwest of Anchorage. portatlon committee, which ap In compliance with Section 10- Harley, 108 Helolne Rd.; a Suburban. oU* pricos! Soris- der the island Tundra during the six-day war in June 1967. to drug addicts says, "Only one marijuana lobby," said Smith. In addition to the suit for a He was solo trombonist and The AEX3 announced that most peared to present a solution to 249 of the General Statutes, the daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Gor Her damage suit was for Births Wednesday: Son to Mr. later (diief arranger with Ken the test project. He noted that Israeli Premier in 20 who use marijuana abuses "But try to focus on the danRcrs temporary injunction, Mrs. foctlM guoron- seismographs registered the dlffls- quake which killed 113 persons arsenal to 600 fighter- "aid Dr. David E. Smith, medl- sleeping pllls-and you nual report, released lost night, William Cavanogh, Mrs. Terry ford; a daughter bo Mr. and MISAC was represented in Discharged Wednesday: Ran al manager of military applica slbly In several months. In 1964 registered 8.6. bombers and 256 helicopters.” cal director of San Francisco’s strong resistance." "Lack of agreement between th<> O'Italia and Mrs. Roy Miner. Mrs. Richard Rundg;ren, 64 the court action by Atty. Ar dy Hickton, Green Rd., Rock tions for the ABC. Judge McGrath’s decision Some seismographs in British Helkal said that after more Halght-Ashbury Clinic which board and the bits contnutors They will canvass the town be Gordon Dr., South Windsor; and nold Klau of Manchester, Us viUe; Grant Skewes, Mountain Gov. Keith Miller, a Republi yesterday followed three days Columbia and West Coast stotes than two years of political ef- has treated more than 40,000 regarding estimated mileage tween 12;30 and 3:30 p.m. and a daughter to Mr. oild Mrs. executive director. 3ubui1>an St., Ellington; Jean SpUler, LIVING CHRISTIANITY TODAY can who supported the teat, said of testimony, heard on three was represented by the Hart registered a sUghtly lower In- torts another Arab-Israeli war persons, most between 16 and ■ind aeclnl edu enumerators will include the A. Moheu, North Windham; ¥71 J , • 1 ¥71 - 1 InRS' Main St., Somers; Ray- turned out about the way I ex Hie above-ground waves on trying to determine how best to assembly of the American Mrs. Andrea A. Olesnevich, Two zone changes, approval cation, field trips and nthletic family name, childrens' names, M Laucational Lven ts P lan ned spieiman, campbeu Ave., "Is It The Same Church?" pected,” Miller said. "Every the test registered 4.8 at the wage the war. Academy of General Practice. Vernon; Clarence Tracy, Range of a residential subdivision, trips. Negotlatlans are under birthdays, ages as of Sept. 1, Gehrlng Rd., Tolland; Michael thing l(X)ks idl right. I’m California Institute of Technolo "Young people know that t C Hill Dr., Vernon; Andrea Tra and the adoption of a larger way to eitoct a Batlsfiw;tory set school attending and grade, em W. Knir, 666 Wetherell St.; Bar pleased that It’s over and there gy, and Dr. Stewart Smith of grass cy, Regan Rd. Rockville; Daisy or marijuana is not the zoning map will be among tlement for the remainder of ployment or military status. bara H. Thrasher, 80 Arcella For Fire Prevention Week are no apparent 111 effects." Caltech said that in an earth drug problemnrnnlpm t$%Hnvtoday,” ** Smithflmifl* , . . . Kreyalg, L,awrent deep hole in which the blast about the test, and about future station at Main and Hilliard St. paying for." been named defendant In a 11 . *’ ‘ *^ *’ schools—experimenting to Business III, about 21 acres that they "went over the actual parish center, Flano’s Restaur Brooklyn, Ooim,; Mrs. Inez E. Ave., Rockville: Abbey Shel was detonated, and that a build blasts. The Anchorage Times T will be open to the public all During the week, members ’ with hard drugs. This Is the big of land fronting on Ihe north mileage and estimate for ath ant, at 8. Senior Class carnival Mahoney, IIB Blucfleld Dr.; don, Carolyn Dr., Hebron; Mrs. 1-84, Exit 97, Route 30 Vernon, Conn. ing atop the hole was not dam carried an eight-column head 000 civil suit, brought by Mr. day, Fire Chief Granville (Ted) of the department will be going gest concern." side of Spencer St. letic and field trips” and found and block dance, high school, Mrs. Eulu E. Kunhardt, Staf Suzanne Martin and son. Mask- aged. line, “ We Didn’t Feel A Thing! and Mrs. J. Hugo Benson of PERSONAL HOROSCOPE Llngard said. to all the district schools, put Smith said that in the San A parcel of about 28 acres the "total to be in excess of the from 4-11. ford Springs; Mrs. Beverly J. el Dr., Wapplng: Mrs. Made The hole was 64 inches in di In the afternoon, two Walt ting on assembly programs, Bub state Rep. Mike Bradner of 396 Hackmatack St. and stem- near the Seelert property, own- basic contract price of |6t,639." Tomorrow : Senior Class carni Reed, 888 Oakland 8t.; Mrs. line DeCarll and daughter. ameter. Another hole 6,000 feet Fairbanks, one of a number of Francisco area research Indi In (hij compufor age, now possible lo qel m-depih analysis- Disney movies will be shown for making inspections, and con ming from alleged damage to ed by Delphlne lloizmnn was Therefore, "It was agreed val, h'gh school, 10 a.m. to tl Marjorie R. Kurtz, 347 Keeney Cider MUl Rd.. Tolland; Mrs. deep and 90 inches In diameter legislators who opposed the test, cates that around 20 per cent of the youngsters and firehats an l ducting (ire drills. recently changed to Business I?’ individual as youîiâlure. Time Pniicrn Reports give you both that all bills for transportation p.m. Bolton Art Club Exhibit, St.; William Halpin, 1146 Main Carol Steppen and son, Peter liad been drilled. A third hole expressed concern over more their home from a sanitary the pupils have tried some kind coloring books will be grlven out Chief Llngard said, phone by the commission. I this year be paid on actual Community Hall, 1-7 p.m. St., South Windsor; Mrs. Dlmv Green Rd., Rockville, and Mrs. 6,000 feet deep and 120 inches in powerful shots. sewer backup. of drug "and It's because of cu insight and dirjj^'tion. Below are some of the reosons this Time to those youngsters accompa stickers with the emergency The other zone change con monthly miles run," the regular Sunday: Bolton Art Club Ex T. Francinl, Stafford Springs; Renate Shelton and son, Ter diameter is being drilled. He said there Is need for the The Benson’s claim that the riosity or group conformity." nied by a parent. numbers of the fire department cerns five acres owned by W Pattern Rojjbrt Is different and more thorough than others. buses at .483 cents per miles; hibit, Community Hall, t-5 p.m., Horace A. Kimball, 126 Avon race Dr., RockvUle. The AEC said the first explo ABC "to cease to be Its own po backup occurred Oct. 15 of last Smith told the doctors that I After the movies. Chief Lln- and Uie police department will Harry England at E Mldille the station wagons at 30 cents refreshments Bolton Tigers vs. dale Rd.; Kirsten M. inion, sion was a suitability test and liceman. I will continue to push year and that It damaged ar- they are "turning on a lot of gard said there will be a dem be distributed to all residents of per mile; field trips ati 45 cents Hartford Colts, high school field, Mbntauk Dr., Vernon; Gary Indicated the results wereC«atU- for some sort of Independent tides of personal property In people by overprescrtbtng diet and E. Center 81. Englnn'l onstration oi firefighting equip the district next week. Be choosey, 1 • IhYproprircd by Miss Kotina Theodossiou, world-renowned per mile, and athletic trips at 2 p.m., with fire prevention Messner, 699 F\>sler St., Wap- F e m o n factory. It has not announced a board of inquiry.” their cellar. They claim, also P*l*8 end by ordering ampheta- wishes to change Ihe zone ment. In the evening, the sta- Meanwhile, town Fire Chief 40 cents per mile. The mini demonstration at half time, food reason for the next two. Sen. J. that it left a permanent odor mines to stay awake or to help from Business II, Residence astrologer. ping; Leo A. Slemlnskl, 69 W. Clifford Mason said It would Considerable attention fo I mum for waiting time on all for sale. Fire department open Summer St. join W. Fulbright, D-Ark., noted this In the entire house. induce quick sleep." A and Residence B, to Bust be buslnem as usual next CD Alarm Test cused on the sea otters swim house at firehouse from 4-7 week reports that warheads of In papers filed In the town Smith ridiculed the federal ness III. • It's progr'-'med lor you clone on an IBM 360 computer— trips Is $15. There was also pro Also, Richard H. Slmlcr, 161 week. ming in pens 4,5(X1 feet to 9,800 vision for partial payment p.m., refreshments. Dunce Opened the antlbollistlc missile would feet from ground zero. But Dr. clerk’s office, they allege that government’s "Operation Inter- Originally. England planned Oakland Rd., Wapplng; Gina "The fire station is always Set Tomorrow from ?.') million b'ts of mlormolion. when two disadvantaged chil be tested at the site. R. D. Davidson o Battelle Insti the mishap incurred because of cept" which is seeking to pre- a higli-rise apartment building Mastrangelo, Mansfield Depot; open to everyone. We'll be Oealer Name Fuel Go's dren were ab.sent from their To Area Clubs The Soviet government news tute said an aerial survey of the a poor sewer hookup at the '’^nt smuggling of marijuana for the land, but reports are Miuichcstrr Evening Hcnild Kelly A. O'Ojnnell, 109 Bummer sending speakers toHê schcxils The Vernon Civil Defense • It's bosed on sex, month, day, yeor, time, ond place of birth- sch(X>ls, one In North Windham alaim will be sounded tomor paper Izvestia condemned the blast area showed the animals comer of Hackmatack St. and ®nd narcotics from Mexico. DOW that a shopping renter is' j llultuii correspondent, CIein>‘- St.; Mrs. Margaret M. Brown, and setting up a senne displays and one In Mansfield. Manchester Square Dance row at 11 a.m. During the test test Thursday, saying such an to be "quite normal.” Primer Rd., with the Hackma- "-^1* •* does is increase the planned. so no two con possibly be olike. well Young, tel. 043-8981. 186 E. Center St.; A. Vail Smith, but that will be about it,” Chief Comfort Club Somers; Mrs. Eleanor F. Club will have an open don6 rrqurste>l pass out literature to the stu of Vernon will be the caller, ed several groups to tour fire outlook, romantic life, personal relationships, ond proioction ward J. Proher, 69 Greenwood nearest fallout shelter. Rd, thus be gaining thousands of Nicholas R ,a'nd I'hyllls V dents. Tile department will ond Mr. and Mrs. Russell White headquarters during the week. Dr.; Mrs. Janice H. Brendel, In addition to the damages, possible customers for The'subdivlslon plans for the year ahead. participate In fire prevention will cue the rounds. Refresh G>ngress Passes Pupils’ Bill; 64 McKinley St.; Mrs. Oladyce they are seeking a court order stronger stuff,” Smith said. been ..previously subrnlttew mem Halloween dance. Reservations T,P» No. ____ who to call in an emergency. salad, cheese cubes, biiûits. into 10 low, equal monthly payments. If ing two sections of the ninth Jaffe said hundred' of letters 3 bers at the 10 SO a m. .service may be made at tomorrow's M/ ol Birth S ' My Tirae of Birth The men will be qualified and clKKOlate pudding with 'top you overpay or underpay, it'll be adjusted grade at Ridgeley a course in went to (Congress from across on Invitation, will do home fire on World-Wide Communion Sun dance or by eontactlng Mr. and Joinw BayRss (/o'-’' . ' ping: Wednesday, pizza, p ^ s, day tills Sunday. how the government operates. the country, but that the one the Do not know____ Inspection for any town r»‘sldent Mrs. John Dymcnt, 45 Diane Dr. at the end of the term. There’s no carrying celery sticks, white enke-cho^ Lr. CoL R«td. "We decided to try to draft a classes were the proudest of HALF and will answer any questions I'ldting by eonfessUm of faith charge for this service. Just tell us which Saturday ONLY! Dov______A M ______late frosting; Thursday, turk^ bill and after some discussion came from Vietnam. pertinent to fire and safety op are Si-olt G. Huti'hins and Miss Bdord of Dirtetors soup with rice, clieese snndwicm l.ynn E Pillsbury. two months you don't want to receive bills we came up with the idea of a "One of the children's father Y eof-______PM______erations. m i O E and apple pie; and Friday, nia-' . Those uniting by letter of Pocahontas Sets Graduate 1CH8 and vari and we’ll handle the rest. Call us t^ ^ bill that would create an adult- was stationed there." he ex plained. "and he got his entire Fire killed over 1,000 persons caninl and cheese, green salad, Jnmsfer lire Mr. and Mrs. Rog- ous military sebooU div end join the Comfort Club. yoiith communications week, a month In the United States beets, peanut butter sandwich eV B’. BUlIngs from Vernon State Conclave ing sendee carear. Vet. what with everybody talking battalion to write a letter to W.W.n and Korea. Holder n m last year, according to Nation President Nixon urging support I start and applesauce. Milk is served t'miisi MethiHllst, Venuin: Mr. about the generation gap," he al Fire Prevention statistics. with each meal. and Mrs. I'llinols O. Burnham _ The Degree of Pocahontas of of Broose Star, two Pt^ Bald. of the Mil." w -.1 _ pie Hearts slid Silver o f qoalHy Nearly a third of these were from leih-x Omgregntlonal. ICiud Connecticut will have its 75th { But once the bill woa drafted. On July 29 the bill passed the annual convention B>lday and Star And PresidenUBl (Ci Hou^. It enacted by the' children. More than $2.2 billion Hatlfiml; Mr. and Mrs IJoyd tation. U.S. Advisor In V I Jaffe added, the two sections of T T Saturday, Oct. to and , at the FABRICS •C worth of property was lost due Wolfoun Pamlf* DenirtI ■N rt'i'enor Jr. from I’ nion 11 Korea. Preaently Aetna som'e 45 students decided to see Senate on Sept. JO and President ■ ,1. S-’O’e Zip Cod*ô< Stratford Motor Inn. Bridge ‘ Nixon signed it info law loM to fire last year. The tragedy iVmgregaUonai Oiureh. Rock Life and Casualty Forms if they could get it enacted by UfuilM’ O M roof of these stsUsUcs, Fire Chief WASHINGTON (AIM -C o n ville; Mr. and Mrs. Winslow G. port. ' . ' \ / ' Analyst. With wile Flor-' Congrees. Thursday. 7 5 □ Chorg* Accl. N«. Joseph Armstrong notes. Is that victed financier LoulstE. Wplf-\ Plaee from Honuv\ Buahnell \The program will include a ence and two daughters So a delegation approached Jaffe says. "It proved to the 86^l. whose financial cowectloos the greater part of this waste tlingregallonaJ. Hartford; Mr. memorial sen-ice Friday after be resides at 96 FOrsat St Rep. (TIarence Long. D-Md., in kida that you can work within (Liarit 3 te a of lives and property is avoid with Abe Fortas led to the as and Mrs. Lawrence G. Mlekel noon, and a banquet and rais whoee district the sebool is io the system snd do things tn a sociate Supreme Court Justice's able. If the rules of* fire safety from UnitcHl Church of Christ ing of the chiefs Friday night. cs ted. retponslMe manner without resignation, has been denied pa were observed at home and at Norvrteh. N Y . and Miss Vto Mrs. Louise Flaherty wUl "He was very recepdve to the burning draft cards or Joining role from his one-year federal For The ACTION Team K c a m u e r work, the record could be far let E. Wilson from Windsor- represe:it Lakota Council at the bill." Jaffe said, “ and be Intro Students for a Democratic So- prison term. different. vllle Molhodl.st thutx-h. \tFid- convention. She will be accom- VOTE DEMOCRATIC duced it tn the House." clely. Wol son Is serving the sen sori'Ule. lianU-d by M n. Lena WiUlams. “While we’re pnwd of what Also, in observance of Fire HMWJJHiCK n ja CORf. "A s far as the kids were con tence in the Eglin, Fla., prison Miss Sharon B. WUIIama and TMs ad syooeered by dw we’re done, we’re more proud Prevention Week, the Andover cerned, the real enthusiaam camp for selling unreglstebed Mrs. Irma MUler. Members of Manchester DemorraUr Town Committee started when they found t b ^ of what we learned." S A f f i l M B M T Department win show a film IPOM t q » stock. His bid was turned down Stockholm. Swede^ Is rttiiat- Lakota Council are reminded to Deger Negre, Trues . Mil bad actually bleca lntii>- on fire prevention to the Fri Thursday by toe U.S. Parole C(t on 15 Isla-ds and three bring items for the gift table duced.” be aald. I One at jer»T>- 25 day Assembly of the Andover Board. sections of mainland. at the convention. The measure aet' aside Sept. world's cro$>Und Q «H O ^ Y KkMWfo»i3 0 piw • fATUmAVl 2 Kbrougb Got. 4 Adult-Youth ton f - J

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P A G E SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1969 \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1969 P A G E S E V E N been right or wrong In Vietnam, from T o lla n d the poUUcal, diplomaUc, or moral point Open Forum » ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ of view does not seem to worry or bother Hof fa Faces Another ^npttttts IfpraU) Child And Family Servloe Heralding Politics Mr. Acheson. GOP To Open Headcpiartets Ruth Tuckur ____FDBLIBHED BY THE ' It does bother him that the half mil To the Editor, 'B y Sot R. Cahtirr FRINTINO CX>., INC The Northeast office of Child 18 Months in Prison Town Traosinw • U Blnall Street i lion troops we threw into the ]arar there At Old Edgerton Homestead When the 1987 General Aseem- asked by Murray backers that Menclieeter. Conn. < and Family Service at 110 Main I By MARK BROWN been described as taking life WKh husband Paul and 6 T « r » i amended the state’s election night to reconsider its position. THOMAS r. IT:M U 80N did not win it, and did not win It be St. Manchester < ^ r s help to Associated Press Writer WALTER R. FEROUBON 1 accredited cirilege. laws, to provide for municipal — ---- like a soldier, asking no fa children she lives at 467 Poblialien cause our military leadership was I>e<9le In a wide area. However, vors." although toe former con Bast Center St. Graduate ^ ,, ToUmids “grand Details regarding eligibility elections In even - tumibered Whatever Happened To De- WASHINGTON (A P ) — Founded October 1, 1881 more than - activities were In high gear, and cago. Detroit and Boston. of the moral poslUon cannot be elimin To the Editor, tion and still are going on, Is to >r- vide the music for the event, interest‘*»tore8t carried over into the * toe Lewlsburg, Pa., federal ^ ^ M B E R AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCDLA- The opening of school slgnllieB TIONB. ated quite as conveniently aa Mr. Ache ^ be open to the pub- November 'state and naUonal prison. the end o f the summer awH the room, including an original bee 11c. Mr. and Mrs. Seraphin will election. son would like. He entered there to late 1967 Dtelay advertlalns cioaina boura: turn o f the seasons to Fall. hive oven. The mortar used to serve as co-chairmen of the in fact several times the Qaims Lover 8x>r Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. What would Mr. Acheson say If some October makes us think, among the fireplaces Is made of clay ball. ’ the n t after falling to hla attempts to For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. overturn a 1964 conviotlon on For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday. one began advancing the possibility that other things, of Halloween, Oc with animal hair, the earliest BookmobUe at Ubrary .h , . HONOLULU (AP) - For Lar- Academ y O f Faith and Life For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. tober 31st, which has been de charges of tampering with a For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. one very big reason why our military Nashville, Tenn., Jury. For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. clared National UNICEF Day FEATURES CiRMined d6adlfai6 — 5 p.m. day Before could be wrong about their military by the President of the United " Hoffa’s lawyers currently are publication. 6 p.m. Friday for Mturday and Mooday publication. chances In Vietnam was precisely be States. appealing to the Supreme Court On that day several mUllm anotoer conviction to 1964 on cause we were engaged in a course of Friday, October 8 children will become partners charges of using Teamster pen Adult Education Courses action In which our own moral Justifica in an international program of ^ Democrato both opened North Carolina to 1966 and came sion funds to finance a Florida tion and our own violation of principles assistance to needy children in tav^nfe^^thi Th headquarters on Mato St. here to seek a living as on un- real estate deal. He was sen h ^ U er week, the b ^ UnUed (^âtlon^ The Interest generated was derwater photog^pher and Massachusetts’ Harrington other parts of the worid by ring tenced to five years to prison, llling Jr. High School — Roomo 17 & 19 we had ourselves followed In other com ag^ to tocrease the Blue as exciting as a blade of professional ing doorbells to “ Trick or Treat and a $10,000 tine, toe Jail term Up In the State Congressional District êrê tor town em- ^11 vl^t toe Caprilands^ Herb ^ parable sltuatkma had made us weak? for UNICEF”. to run consecutively with his ployes from toe present plan to Farm In Coventry on Oct. 9 candidates and party workers, years later on toe Island of of Maaaachusetta the other day, In spe A word or two might be ad present sentence. TUESDAY 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. Posh and nonsense, he would probably a . ^ p r i v a t e p l^ . ^ s e r v ^ e m s for ^ trip should nobody seemed to care, nobodj; Maul and was credited with dressed to the adults of the While to prison toe 66-year-old cial election, a DemocraUc candidate say, and proceed to reduce the w ar In community so that they under ^ •^'torew visited the headquarters, and starting Hawaii’s black coral to- Hoffa has continued as presi won a seat which had been held by the ^ Educatitm notifying the town W ^ s by Monday „^body even recognized the con- dustry. (HTOBER 7 - NOVEMBER 18 Vietnam to a matter of the deployment stand m ore fully what this dent of toe Teamsters, leavtog that a number of circumstances Those attending will leave the didates. But toe warm PaclHc he loved Republlcana continuoualy since 187B. peal for pennies, nickels, and direction of toe union to Team of divisions, the treachery of the terrain, have n ^ e it Impossible to dis- church at 11:30 a.m. to car Perhaps things will pick up so much demanded a heavy toll, dimes represents. The United sters Vice President Frank Flts- Doing so, the Democratic victor. State the difficulty of attaining clear decslon Nations cauidren’s Fund (UNI btu^ funds for loans to school ■*■ ^ gardens ensuing weeks, and per- Nearly 10 years ago, Wtndley simmona. The union re-elected building projects by the Octo- has been sêdu led for noon, âps they will not. emerged from a deep dive with “CONTEMPORARY SHORT FILMS” RepresentaUve Michael Harrington, had over a guerrilla enemy. C EF), now in its 38rd year, HoMa to a five-year term In 1066 bOT date promised was read. “ l l i At this point, Indications point ^ near-fatal seUsure of bencU. It to defeat a name famous In Bay State But after he got through arguing every acts to stimulate and assist gov before he entered prison. In ernments to plan for their fu T^ earUest time these pay- ^ supper ^ turnout of Manches- him paralyzed from toe 1068, while to Jail, Hoffa was REV. ERIC G O TH BERG -ÊCTU RER politics. His opponent waa State Senator thing from the pragmatic, non-principied menta oan be expected Is Jan- wUl be held Oct. 26 at 6 p.m. to voters on Nov 4 ture generations by servicing neck down. re-elected president of his home uary, according to the letter, the Social Hall. (3arol Clifford ______] William L. Saltonatall, son of the former point of view, one would sUll have the their children now. UNICEF Though he never got back the local In Detroit. Associate Pastor, Emanual Lutharan Church necessitating toe temporary fi- £uid Ann Rockwell will serve United States Senator. aids nearly 6(X) projects In 119 The present Board of Direc use of hla legs, Wlndley eventu Hoffa would have been eligi right to Insist on the presence of some nanctog of the school building “ co<*alrmen of toe event, countries In the fields of health, tors must be labeled a "lam e ally could get around on crutch- ble for parole Nov. 6, one-third Curiosity as to how this could happen Intangibles In the Vietnam conflict, and projects now under way. Bulletin Board nutrition, education and fam ily rm, a. II j -o T duck” board, for its meeting of the way through his Jury “THE CH ILD -INFANCY THROIGH EIGHT YEARS” leads In two directions. First, It seema the right to claim that these Intenglbles welfare. 4-H Committee Meets ne’rt Tuesday night will be Ite In ’ 1964, still recuperating, toe tampering sentence. His law the verdict of Maaaachusetta obaervera The form of UNICEF aid is The Tolland 4-H Town Omn- will spoi^r a trip to toe Uni- ^ new board will be elect- seaman almost drowned when a yers still maintain both hts con- DR. DAVID C. PAYNE— LECTURER —such namby-pamby things as principle mlttee will meet Mwiday night verslty of ^nnecUcut tomorrow g^, ^ ^g g^^rn-ln friend's 68-foot catamaran de that the young SaltonataU was not o<- not in cash but In supplies, viotlons were obtained with Ille and morality—have upset practical mUl- equipment, training fellowships at 8 at the TAC Building. A re- to see toe UConn vs. University j,ov 17 A Nov 4 scheduled veloped a leak. He and four oth gal wiretap evidence. He was Asit. Professor, Dept, of Child Development ferlng very much more than a name, tery odds many times before In world and technical advice so that port on the local town fair wUl o t New Hamp*lre football „,eetlng is being' called off. ers had to be rescued by toe dented freedom on bail this University of Connecticut so that even the small Republican towns child-centered programs can be bo made, and plans formulated „Buses will leave the ^he board’s ênda, Tuesday spring pending determination If history. toe undertaken and implemented lor the annual ach;evement-«f‘c>« Memorial School field at n.-ht. is one of toe longest in another sailing trip, toe alleged wiretapping had vio failed to get out a very Impressive vote We have no Instinct to try bo force by the assbked countries them- nlglit program. All 4-H leaders a m- Those planning to at- jj,g several years It will Wlndley was to overturned lated his civil rights. REGISTRATIONS MAY BE MADE AT THE DOOR — $8.00 Per Counw for him. Mr. Acheaon to turn around, retrace hts sel'ves. and parents are urged to attend are requested to contact toteresUng to note whether ***“ t°°tlockcr and all ho While to prison, Hoffa has tend toe meeting. their team managers toe majority Republicans and , Second, the search for explanation steps, and come to a moment when he Several basic principles un derlie this work. The United Na Kindergarten Assistants ^ Registration for the newly u,e minority Democrats follow residents ^ k up a col- leads toward the character, pracUces, might face the Issue of the war In Viet tions CaUldren’s Fund la non-po- Assiattog mothers at the Tol- termed Board of RecreaUon soc- yjg pattern of the past three ® and campaign of the winner. State nam by asking first not whether he lltlcal and takes no sides In land CJo-Operative kindergarten c®*" lesgue will be held tomor- veers __ agreement on almost start. The Fhotograieier By The Photocrai)her next week are, Monday, Mrs. cow from 12:30 on at toe high every action Unable to return to toe sea for Representative Harrington. thinks we can win It, but whether It la political disputes. It believes SYLVIAN OFIARA: His Photographs, Many Of Which Have Appeared In This Space, Will that a hungry or sick child Richard Gallagher, Mrs. Don- soccer field for boys to ______a Uvlng, Wlndley became acUve What has been mainly In the head right or wrong. But there has to be hope Be 0 rouped In A Special Exhibition Opening A t The Stairwell Gallery, Manchester Com should be cared for without re aid KeUer; WedAesday, Mrs. ^vento grtides. goto candidates for town *" lines about the victor Is that he cam that there may come a time In the life munity College, Tonight And Continuing Throuhg October 30 gard to the ideology of his gov Oiarlea Gray, Mrs. Richard boy® accompanied incumbent Democrat Ed- when paigned vigorously In favor of United of this country when not only Its younger ernment. Moreover, a country Koffman, and Friday, Mrs. Ed- ^ ® during the reglstra- ward Tomklel and Republican fJ^m ^ôLrilsîTâito he must request UNICliEF asslBlt- X».h«., M™. L,. > » WUllam Mun.y. U.«M ,l.l» ST States withdrawal from Vietnam liy but Its elder statesmen will recognise ance on a program and commit 1870, for the diversion of military funds that the greateat practical atrength any 8ol»»l Lo,ih- E,.«n, itself to contribute from its own He didn’t) own a boat any Herald Hot lunches to all local Tolland . correspondent Bette lated in Manchester. to urban problems, and against the de nation can build and use auccesafully By Rowland Evans Jr. resources an average of 2H more, but he had dozens of sea times the amount UNICEF can schools next week are: Monday, Quatrale, tel. 876-2846. Tomklel said that It Isn't true ployment of the antiballlstic missile sys la that strength which la founded In Its Inside Yesterdays going buddies and the ocean re commit toward carrying out the bologna cup, Spanish rice, but------that he will take a working posi mained a big part of his life. effort to be right, or In, to use the tem, campaign stands which make K Robert D. Novak work. All governments are con tered com, carrot sticks; bread tion with toe new Manchester One of them, Bt. George OF MANCHESTER possible for national observers to inter word Mr. Acheson detests so much one 10 Years Ago vinced that one of their great and butter, ice cream ; Tues State Bank. He said that what- Bryan, a Maui resident. Invited R e p o r t est resources Is the children, day, spaghetti with meat sauce, Inside ever position he fills will be one vvindley out last Thursday for a pret the Harrington victory as a set more time, morality. A total vote twice as large and that strong, heedthy, edu buttered green beans, cheese in a non-paying capacity and ^^lef cruise around Molokinl Is- back for the NUon Administration. as that cast during any normal WASHINGTON — The horrify ism of President Nbcon at his undergoing the purgatory of the cated youth are the assurance stick, bread and butter, raisin- that it win be strictly advisory, his small catamaran. town election results In the Report Quite possibly, however. It may have ing. probability. Just becoming Sept. 29 press conference. In business-oriented Senate F i of good citizens for the future. pear stuesel; Wednesday, tur And, Murray nold that it Isn't Neither has been seen since, ('onHtraints Of Mobility town's purchase of the Old Golf The Halloween coUecUons key on a stick, mashed pota true that he Is contemplaiUng Despite an air and sea search, been other less publicized elements in evident to the Nixon odmlnls- truth, the Administration's nance Committee. Even If It (Continued from Page 6) tivtlon and hUU Ignored by the sponsored by the U.S. Ckmimlt- toes, buttered peas, bread and withdrawal from the race, de- y,e Cioast Guard found no trace S i 7 As the mobility of goods, services, working-level officials concerned clears the Finance Oommlttee Lots off E. Center St. the Harrington career and campaign busmess community, la Uiat the tee tor UNICEF are an Import butter, cranberry sauce, choco- Besides replenishing tofla- spUe the "no endorsement pol- jhe craft. The search was capital, buslneea enterprise, technology, with the problem disagree pro by the scheduled Oct. 31 dead 10 per cent surtax will expire Harold M. Reed Is elected ant source of income for the late sundae; Thursday, hot dog Uonary expectations, toe end of ley" of the Republican Town off Wednesday. which contributed most' significantly to and labor Increase, divergent national foundly with the assessment by line, no realist can expect tlm l Jiui. 1 at precisely the worst chairman of the Board of Se^ Children's Fund, raiaing^lS m il on roll, buttered wax bean.s ^^® surtax — even If transitory Committee. He said that he will ______his victory among hla north of Boston objectives will be Increasingly difficult William McChesney Martin, approval by Congress before the possible moment.. lion in 1968, and U N IC E F Greet carrot sUcks, home fries (high — consumer spend- fulfUl his pledge— "T o give toe „ , r « m h i n P « S t iid ip s ■to achieve and national autonomy In chairman of the Federal Re end of 1969. Thus, the surtax ex lectmen. neighbors. The unscheduled dlsappeor- ing Card sês are another valu school), gelatin with fruit; Fri- ‘"S through reduc^ payroll people a choice for town clerk." , * 9 5 creasingly threatened. In the face of serve Board, that the Inflation pires completely on New Year’s Harrington was a candidate who wcî Uince of the surtax would. If may bo slowing down. Eve. able contribution. The growing day, com and potatoe chowder, withholding. The money will go ------high International mobility^ the nation toasted cheese sandwich pea- into, the oconomic blood- The Republican Town Com- University has consolidated Its Just teniporarliy, funnel money The disappearing surtax Is 25 Years Ago support of American cltisens for IK YEAR considered something of a dangerous state- admittedly a very durable form of The alternative of Treasury nut butter sandwich carrot stream on the flrht payday of mlttee wiU meet Wednesday departments of Biochemistry back Into the pockets of per- one reason for disagreement. these programs and thus for risk because of his avoidance of normal poHtloal organisation—beconves outmod strategists is to bring up a sep Mrs. M ary Gaudet, a regis sttoks m erry llT rS cake campaign plat- and Molecular Blophyrics. Hcnal and corporate uixpayers Even If Mr. Nixon gxjt exactly U NICEF Is abundant testimony ed In the realm of economic policy, at arate temporary extension of tered nurse, joins the Crockett ipTA future Series '^®'"® ■‘emains, Ijowever, one 'o'™ «uid to discuss campaign The new department, to be backslapping and wooing of pressure at a rate of $10 billion a year. what ho wanted, the 10 per cent that we Intend to play our re least under the rules and conventions the 6 per cent surtax — which Agency as a real estate sales sponsible part In meeting the The Parenr're'acher*' Orran- more terrifying possibility, plans. headed by Prof. Frederic M. That would bo pouring buckets surtax woald be reduced to 8 groups and hla addlcUon to candor. of International behavior that the major is very nearly Impossible. Sen. representative. ization has announced the soon Finance Committee Although it is on record Richards, will be called the De- of fuel on im Inflationary fire I>er cent on Jan. 1. This reduc needs of the world today and to When, during the campaign, he was Industrial countries have adopted. This Mike Mansfield of Montana, morrow. BorshlD of r b u r t o ^ t h ^ M ^ s ®®verely denatures toe reform endorsing a candidate partment of Molecular Blophys- 1s the Internal contnuUotlon In the now roaring out of control with tion, equivalent to pumping five Senate majority leader, has no Ward Krause opens a new told that some of hla views were not music store on Summer St. Sincerely, ’ ‘‘ fte?d ^ChHdren’s ^ ^ e a t e r ^ ’ : with toe acquiescence of toe i® oi>t»«® Tomkiel. it may be ic. and BlochemteUy. present arrangements — a contradic out It. Federal spending which billion dollars a year back into intention of bringing up the sur Is slowly getting out of the the ei'onomy. Is based on a pre Mrs. Ckirl Lingenfelter formances If there is sufficient Nixon administration, liberals ------being well received, his answer was. tion that WM far leas evtdsnt 26 years tax while the tax retorm re Conn. State" Representative ago than It Is today. Nixon udmlnistniUon's control mature appraisal by the Admin demand. The shows will be held '" “5' retaliate by stripping toe "Well, at least you know where I mains unpossed and vulnerable. for U NICEF The tenrion between high mobility and and higher privaite I'orporate istration earlier this year that Besides, It Is doubtful a surtax at toe E. O. Smith autltorium 'f®'" ‘*'® *»‘i’ «>mplete- stand. That Is more than you can say spending plans for next year Poet Corner divergent regional poUoea should be the Inflation would surely be extension by itself could clear In Storrs opposite toe College 'y- DemocraUc combine for a most pessimistic Iheater. member of toe Finance Com- about my opponent." familiar especially to Americans, for a under control by Jan. 1. Now, the House today os relation As We Live private view hero about Infla Admlniatratlcn officials admit, The first presentation will be '"'ii®® who supported toe sur- Although a Roman Catholic, State parallel development has taken place ships between the White House Quotations tion. As we live In this world sb blue. Robln Hood, scheduled for Oct. ^ ^ ® summer Sen. Vance wKhln the United States, and Is much even halving the surtax is ex and the Democratlc-controUed Senator Harrington sponsored, success further advanced. I attribute growing That private gloom contrasts actly the opposite of what should We can encounter problems "With all the country’s eco n at 2 p.m. Parents interested I'>‘i‘“ '® ~ "ow op CongTMs steadily deteriorate. true; fully, legislation to liberalise the Federal transgression on matters his vividly with the public optlm- be done. nomic and scientific resources to toansportatlon provided by P®*®" extension on grounds Of course, a tax relief bill But God can help us as we live. torically reserved to the states less to But the situation is likely to it's a pity that there's such a toe PTO are requested to con- in®«®®tlve against In Massachusetts birth control laws. passed finally In March of 1970 Because if we pray He will a power grab by aggressive Federal be much worse. The extension gap between what la known in tact Mrs. Ethel James or Mrs. ^^1!®'’' might well contain a provision give; He also sponsored a measure that bureaucrate than to the eevere con- of the surtax at the 5 per cent medicine and what's practioed Daniel McCarthy. The cost per ™® Poaed to the sur- extending the 8 per cent surtax And In this world If our prob repealted a loyalty oath law for teach BtrolnU on state action that are Impos .A Thought for Today- level for lUiother six months be because most doctors can't keep chlld for ail four scheduled pro- accompany defeats on all retroactive to Jan. 1. But the lems grow, ed by high Interstate mobility. These Sponsored by the Manchester ginning Jat. 1 is part of the up with medical advances.*'— grams is $1 including transpor- Bronte In toe war against Infla- ers and state employes. damage will have been done. And If we suffer, God will constralnU are well Illustrated by the Oouncll a t Churches overall tax reform bill. That bill, Dr. John L. Brewer, a regent of tatlon from toe Hicks school A'i^cush kept quiet. Fed- After his victory, he said that the know. early attempts by states. Immediately passer! by the House, Is now (See Page Seven) the American Oolteg* of Bur- parking lot to the theatre and »P®"‘ilng is on the climb Marty Miller geona. returh/ (reducing toe optimistically best lines of the campaign had been before and after the turn of the cen “ Rooted and Grounded' Tn rr Other plays scheduled to toe ®«“ ' " “ i®‘i budget surpluses), delivered by hla wife, who had aaki tury, to regulate corporate financial atructure and-dtaolosure for the protec "Trees suspended In mld-alr series are "Are there Alligators Congressional stampede for "A ll our wealth Is In books and tennis tion. of the public. Far-ranging regula do not beiu- fruK. They are root to toe City of New York Sew- bene«te, Joined balls." ““ tions were put tn force In Mossachu- ed. As one contemplntes the ers,” on N ov.“ -18- "Snow P«-®»id®nt Nixon, is Infla- endless moral struggle of man Fischetti setts, Illinois, and several other states. W hlte," Jan. 10 and “ Connect- *i» ' “ ce. In toe He’s only 88, a little young to run kind through the centuries, he Is But they wets short-lived. Under the icut Yankee to King Arthur’s te nothing assured that man's moral ef <£) im Chicaco D«ily Newa for the Presidency. U.8. Oonstltutlon tree trade prevails and C ourt’’ March 16 “ **'*’* high r prices and fort Is rooted and grounded In But it's not without potential signifi legal oontracts In one sU te must be StoK Out Group Resume. wages, higher Invertment in his Aalth tn God. One feels that ______Q honored In others. As the costa of trans- cance that Democratic National Chair to lose faith in God Is to de The Tolland Sing Out Group ‘ ®fl“ ‘P*"®"i- “ "d ‘''Bh®'' portatlon and communications fell, firms prive morality of Its coBnilc will resume its rehearsals .. man FYed Harris, a Senator from Okla gained greater freedom In their choice Wednesday nights from 7 until Administration significance. In time It will be homa, happend to be on hand In the of location. Moreover, firms could In 9 in toe Tolland High School «®°nomlsts feel. U no longer compelling. Like the corporate In states by maintaining only cafeteria preserve toe S per cent remnant victory headquarters of this new young tree pulled out of the soil, it nominal operations there. Under these The group, sponsored by the “ ’,® “ PoHUcally un- Iriah-name Massachusetts votegetter, will die because H is not Sprite circumstances, ettff state regulations re grounded," Tolland Junior Woman's Club. PJ^“ f *' “ ‘®- T*’ ®''® ar* and to welcome him. as the votes came sulted In an exodus of firms. Diverse By Harold Cooke Phillips is open to all Interested youth “ >‘»«h te to toe AdmtolstraUon 1 1 3 ^ that Mr. Nixon should have a In, as a "new DemocraUc star." isgulaUons were not compaUble with Luke 8:5. 8; and IS "A sower from age IS on. high mobility and absence of restrictions went out to sow his seed; and The QgToup rehearses under he^-to-heart talk with Mans- field about a separate surtax on trade. In self defense, states compet as he solved, some fell along toe leadership of Mrs. Mabel extension to toe nation's In ed In relaxing the burdens they placed on the path, and was trodden un Malsbury, a high school mtuic terest. Incorporation. State regulation failed and der foot, and the birds of the teacher, and features both Still Loyal To Hla Non-Principle Apart from toe surtax, some the task was ultimately taken over In air devoured It. And some fell singers and Instrumentalists. In hla latest dlacuaalan of the war in the 1930b by the Federal Securities and on the rock; and ns It grew up, Formed to March of this year, Nixon advl^rs believe toe time Exchange Cbmmteelon. King Koil Hollywood Beds 85^ Complete Vietnam, former Secretary of State Dean It withered away, because It the gtxwp has already perform- *• werdue lor him to admonish The more recent history of state at had no moisture. And some fell ed to the Jimmy West Variety «Olnst wage and price to- IRalUates Watkins 96th Anniversary Sale i. now in Ideal for that winter vacation home, Acheaon has remained true to hla own tempts St corporate U lutlon la simtlar.\ Bhow, the VFW Monument De- creases — the despised "Jaw- ^mong thorns; and the thorns profreaa! gumt room, or children’, room. moM ebartahed principle—or perhaps it High state taxes \ would rekilt In an'\ ' grew with It and choked\ It., dication services and parilcipst- boning" of Kennedy - Johnson exodus of firms. In competition with each ' For « flying hssd start to a busy shopping day The m ediu m fiiYri, lace tieTelded a hundred- Memorial to hear the naUonal tended mainly to give the Pres — wear a pair and mova aasity from place to the popular King Koil Ifollywood Bed, rf»rn- o v iT w l w ith a han Building Hearing Room. — Carroll Tracy, 73, for 40 A research team attached to Edinburgh In Scotland, led by Show Tuesday and Miss Jill Na.sh, members If the format can be stand- the so-called one-man clearance When he reported the charges At the time Pruett command To Now Generation? AsfHHdated Press Writer The sessions, held on the Prof. David Slmpeon, took two y e a n to dsvdop the device. “ Falling Leaves" will be the., Area Teacher of Cadette G‘rl Scout Troop ardized, let us say by 10 nations airports where one inspector to Turner, he said, he was' told ed the Army's Criminal Investi zrAD-rawsTN years managed the business af- •THE USUAL AND THE UNUSUAL” WASHINGTON (AP) — The first Tuesday and thlid { HABTTORD, Owm. (AP) iQ. Which o f the fbHowing la ' a*™ ^ “ «*>r brother, tbe Eleven children suffering deformlUes from thalidomide have thsme of the fashion show to be' 600 of Bowers School, with the largest volume of tour- tiandles primary Inspection for they had discussed with the gations Division, responsible di TOLLAND—Scott Stackhouse, director of the U,S, Passport Of Thursday of each month, are Are y w tunedrln to the turned- not the name of a popular rock Spencer Tracy, died Thurs- been taught to use simple types of the arm at (he Princess presetted Tuesday at 8 p.m, at • lOOO’s T R O P IC A L F IS H four agencies—public health, chief of staff and that Turner rectly to Turner, die, provost 68, of Mansfield Center, for fice indicates she favors a na ism, we would be well on our for those town residents who on, und^-30 generation? music grotg>? The VaalUa “ “liort Ubiess. Hls“ Margaret Hoaptbal. the Vernon Center Middle School The Greater Hartford Chan Immigration, agriculture and didn’t believe any of it. He quot marshal. merly of Tolland, died ye.'-ter- tional registration system, with way towards an acceptable in wish to file suggestions or Managing ^ t o r » trf about 250 Fudge? Blood Sweat and Tears? brother <«ed in 1967. The TTmee said movement of too arm to controlled by Uny by the Tolland County Twin • BIRDS •ANDIALS •AKCPUPS ter of Women's American ORT customs. Only "problem” cases ed Turner as giving this de Turner has since retired. He day at Manchester Memorial everyone being given a number complaints on any subject in of the nation s newspapers were Canned Heat? The Milk Wagon* Gordon R. CobMedIck valves which operate on Jets of air driving gas motors. Chil Mothers Club. will snonvor a fall hou.se and ternational identification docu are referred to a specialist for scription of Wooldridge: “ He is was appointed chief U.S. mar Hospital after a long illness, and possibly fingerprinted. the board’s Jurisdiction. presented with a set of 10 ques- BUnd Faith? TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — Gor- dren operate It by shrugging toefr shoulders. The Tolland (Jounty Twin garden tour in We-rt Hartford ment,” she said. more detailed inspection. a very simple fellow and people shal___ by _ President______Nixon______earlier A retired teacher, he was the Frances G. Knight sees this tli^ ’nmrsday on topics of in- Tbe questions were posed to Russell Cobbledick, 70. Mothers Club is a . member of and Bloomfield Thursdav from She said the airlines had Proponents of the system Their comments are relay take advantage of him frequent- this year but suddenly-resigned The sense of touch comes from a small vibraUi^ reed in husband of Mrs, Maude Smith . not only as a possible first step the National Organization of point to me lack of customs ed to the town manager, for t e ^ to the nation’s young peo- several hundred members of the sTort® editor of the aeveland toe plastic finger ttpe. When object* are touched a so«nd Is — NEW HOURS — Stackhouse, '0 a,m, to 4:.30 pm. Tlckets^„^^^d international passport been applying pressure for a when a renewed Defense De- Mothers of Twin Club, Inc. TTte mny bo obtained at Watkins "credit-card" type passport search in other nations. study and possible imidemen- Wooldridge, who attended the partment investigation of the af- ^ .1. undei-30 generaUtm before they Dealer (or more than 15 transmitted to a hearing aid behind the esir, the paper said. Mr, Stackhouse was born cards, but also as a move to club promotes treating twins as Fur-iturc .Store or the Drap- "But they fail to stress that tation. flrst day of the hearings, has fair became known, M o « of toe group attending were given to toe group of news- years, died Thursday night. He "The noise level is quite small,” toe paper said. Feb, 10, 1901 in Springfield, correct faults in current inden- which could be scanned elec individuals. cry Gallery. the U.S. is the target for drugs not been present since. Pruett testified Turner told Managing paper executives, said Robert retired in 1964 and moved to OPEN EVKYDAY! Ohio, and had lived in the Tol- tlflcatlon methods which result tronically to feed data into a and contraband because this is Kash said his analysis of the him he was personally taking ctmventlon Haiman of toe St. Petersburg, Tucson last August. Adult models for the show land-Mansfield area for 20 in "enormous tax evasion, so computer and accelerate the Misx Doreen DeCormlcr, a where the money is, and the fi Brochure Tells case led him to believe Wool- responsibility in the case at the a^nltted to ^ could answer cor- Fla., Times, vrtiose APME com will be Lynn Schmelakl, (Jarale years. He received his BA de cial security frauds and national transfer of passengers through MON. TUBS . WED.. FBI. 16 A Jf. - 1 PJt. '929 graduate of Manche.“ter nancial kickback in the U.S. is drldge was a leader of a criml- request of Gen. Harold K. John- i t y ^ y three or less of the mlttee developed toe teat. Hal- MaoKay, Diane (3ay, Linda gree in 1923 from Bowdoin fCol crim e," international airports. H gh School, tied for third nrize likely to be the largest in the Of Scholarships nal conspiracy Tn the noncom- son, then Army chief of staff, 10 (jM ôns, whldi dealt with man said he "tested the survey Tolland County Openings for Part-Timers Gorey, Donna Oarbona, Barbam THIJIIS. 16 A.M . - 6 P J I . s 8A T 16 A J I . . S PJR. lege, Brunswick, Maine, where "No intelligent law-abiding But before any credit-card n the Annual Emerson College world,” she said. missioned officer corps so large Johnson had named Wooldridge au- on all our c < ^ boys, summer Bruno, Sandy Walsh, Connie he was elected to Phi Beta Kap citizen can seriously object to a type passports can be devel Talent .Showcase, She Is a Offered by State and so unprecedented that noth- to his position in July 1966. thors and social concerns which interns, and all our reporters Young Farmers Zone and Karen Martin. SUNDAY 1 P.M. . 7 P.M. pa, honor society, during hl-s* national regi.'ftratlon which oped, she said, a fool-proof doc She criticized citizens who In Labor Market Increasing The twin girls modeling will member of the college choir gripe about 10 to 30 minute de ing in his experience had ever Gen. Johnson, who retired last a « Important to the under-30 under 26 years old. Their aver- iunlor year. He received his would establish his Identity and ument must first be developed Connecticut Scholarship Pn> be Jean and Joy SadrosUii^. ■'"d will design costumes for —and this inevitably will re lays In the current system of ,__ . . . approached it. year, told a reporter that in his , age was nine right and one From England ma.ster's degree from the Unl- the drama workshop. safeguard his security, bank, The questions; wrong.” By JOHN CUNNIFT' In food stores about 41 per Linda and Laurie Bruno tind vers'ty of Connedlcut and wa,H quire national registration. processing persons returning to ures containing in "There was Information that duties, he thought “aMkrge It” with tax and Insurance benefits,” she About a dozen of toe 280 man- AP Buslneoa Analyst cent of em{doyas worked less Debby and Donna Martin. holder of a rertiflc'>te In spe the United States. formation and appllcaUon forms Sgt. MaJ. Wooldridge used his Wooldridge "conducted himself On Visit Here Airman Lawrence KraJewskI, said In a paper prepared for an While the idea of a credit-card “ Restaurant?” aging editors said they correcUy NEW YORK (AP) — Did you than 35 )M>ura in 1966 compared Twin boys are Peter and Paul either ef these cial education from the State of We are curtailing virtually been distributed to all pub- official position to protect and ^ way that I thought was .son of Mr. and Mrs, Henry international trade and trans type passport sounds great. 2. What three states In toe un- answered six to eight quesUons. Seven young farmers from ever figure out how your neigh- with 33 per cent a decade ear- Armaentano and Tommy , _____ and Connecticut, portation seminar Thursday at Miss Knight said. It's dangerous all phases of interrogation, lie and private secondary Promote individuals in the mill- Proper.” bor can afford to have a bigger Her. In 1963 toss toon 20 per cent Timmy Walsh, and Linda and charge cards . . Kra'ewski of 200 Hollister St., schools. They may be obtained ‘®ry club system who were "ro”’'''Obviously this kind of devel •'y hippies as Haiman told them they were England will be livliig with Tol A teacher for 20 ve-'rs, he has comnletcd basic training at the University of Wisconsin at at the present time to try for ov search and inspectiems, and car than yours and own a place of laundry workers were part- Lenny Loro will be the boy- in the guidance offices of Man- members of the conspiracy,” opment comes as a shock to me f ? ’ "real swingers, really tuned land County families from Got. taug*’ t at the Southburv Train l.'ckland AFB, Texas. He has Madison. erly swift and easy clearance of compromising national security 8. Who U toe anti-Vietnam in.” 6 to 18 under toe County Inter at the ahore or in toe mountelns timera; in 1968 toe percentage girl twins modeling. ing .School for four vears, and and well-being, in order to satis Chester High School and East Kash said. and I would hope these things ‘ cen assigned to Kee.sler AFB, Rather than an invasion of persons entering the United tror acUvlat dlrecUy Involved in The wide majority with three national Farm Youth Ehcchange while you manage only to rent a was 80. Other children in the show later at Mansfield Ste'e Train fy a national psychosis for prove to be unfounded,” John Miss., for training in com- privacy. Miss Knight .said, na- States. o ' ‘ hefts ^ recent release of three or less’ correct answers “are Program. place for a week or two each Incraoslngly, retail stores and are Cindy, Elmer and Karen ing School for Ifi vears boforc speed and more speed,” Miss Filing deadline is Dec. 16, but used in the recreation clubs in son said, adding it would be year? muni(-i>tlons electronics .sys tlo-al reglftration would be a She deplored the emphasis on Americans held as prisoners of completely out In left field and In all, 62 young people will service industries have turned Hoyt, he retired In 19«7, He was a Knight complained. all seniors applying must regis- the Augsburg-Munlch area was "premature and to a degree Im tems. Airmen Kratewskl is a personal safeguard. speed that has brought about war in North Vietnam? ore not tuned In,” and those be staying with families Assuming he’s earning these to women in their quest tor VI Gay is chairman and wlH Navv veteran of World War If, ter to take the (College Entrance identical with that which later proper” to comment on the Sen ’ 909 graduate of Manchc.ster throughout the state. This is a luxuriee legfitimately toe an help. In 1964, the study shows, also be in charge of UckeU. Survivors, besides hts wife. ate probe at this time. 4. In orgânized hippie sode- with four or five right *'ai« High School. Examination Board tests on came under Invertig” al Ft swer might be revealed by women accxxinted for 47 per Carole MacKay is co-chairman, Include a daughter, Mrs, George Nov. 1 and Dec. 6. Applications Bennlng. Gen. Johnson confirmed tlM, what is the tertn for those about average for middle-aged program to develop better world Showmeahead Stock Market understanding, according to keeping track of toe hours your cent of all retail trade help. Others on toe committee are Steph'ms of ('allfomla; two Chamber Receives Replies must be filed through the eec- Pruett’s statement that Woold who provide food and clothing America,” Haiman said Airman Janet C. Nourle, He said the same individuals for those who do not work or John Elliott, County Agricultur- neiîxM* and his wife keep. Now toe percentage is 60. Donna Armentano, publtclty; brothers, Robert Stackhouse NEW YORK (AP) — The ondary school principal, and ridge and other sergeants were “ If you get all 10 right, please that doesnit look great daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Ar- were Involved in each case. cannot work? Working hours, that to. The booming economy, of Karin Martin, door prtees, and and William .Stackhouse, both of stock market continued this aft mailed directly -to the State of stopped by U.S. customs In Ha- raise your hand and we’U have Agent. _ ^ , "land A, Nourle of 3t Colum To View owPresident Vote Pruett said his plea for firing wall in the spring of 1967 for at- Arrangements for toe visit According to the Labor De course, has a lot to do with the Betty Elmer, favors. Cleveland, Ohio, and two grand ernoon to ride the waves of a Connecticut Scholarship Pro 6. Wtoat are habitual users of toe sergeant at arms remove in a new Adam, bus St., has received her first Wooldridge, whom he said had a tempting to avoid duty on liquor toe entire group of young partment, about 3.6 million changing Job pattarns. With un Area captains for ticket sales children. rally spawned late Thursday, as gram, Educational Testing Serv called (two you from the room,” he said, IJ.S. Air Force dutv as.signment The Manchester Chamber of nierce, in which the letter stat- court martial conviction In hla by smuggling it into the United farmers who are from Somer wage and salary workers hold employment rates regularly be are Connie 2lane for Vernon and Funeral services with full advances outstripped declines ice Princeton, N.J. 08540. '""n * I .... . obviously a spy from after completing basic tralsing Commerce has released com- "Popular support for re- racord, met this response from States on board the personal set and Dorset Counties have two or more Jobs, the—second low four per cent, toe poorer Irene Hoke (or Tolland. Hoot- military honors will be held to by nearly 500 issues. Scholarships awarded will ,1.” ' nature o t the underground prens and not a and Fll show ycxi a lettuce* at Lackland AF'B, Texas. The Turner: aircraft of Gen. Creighton been made by Owen Trask, 4-H one usually being a part-time paying industries have been esses will be JtKArai FV>rest, morrow at 3 p,m, at the l„add munlcatlons from U.S. Sens. ‘ hrou^- The Dow Jones industrial av range from $100 to $1,000. Al ™ ideological spilt within Stu- member of APME.” No hands 3 airman has been assigned to a out the nation and in Connect’ "Many people are accused of Abrams, U.S. commander in specialist at the University of occupati(Hi averaging abcut 13 hard put to find willing full-time Nancy Landentian, Irene Hoke, Funeral Home, 19 Klllngton erage appeared to sputter at though the number will depend dents for a Democratic Society? were raised. un'L of ithe .Strategic Air Oim- Thomas Dodd and Abraham jggg membership refer- many things, Sgt. Wooldridge is Vietnam, Pruett said. Connecticut. They will arrive at hours a week. workers. Ave,, Rockville, Burial will be noon, however, reaching 813.82, upon funds available, it is ex 7. Who are the four most pop- The answers: Donna Armentano, Kati^ Hull mand at Rark.sda'e, AF71, La., Riblcoff and from Cong. Emilio endum, conducted by the Na- Just a good old country boy.” Johnson said the group was the university on Oct. 6 and will Adjusting to the realltlef,. at the convenience of the fam up 1.98, after having been ahead pected at least 650 awards will ular authors of the young gener- 1. Arlo Guthrie; 2. Colorado, And this figure doesn't count and Linda Zutter. Jackie for training and duty in ad Daddario, In reply to a Sipt. 22 tional Chamber of Commerce, In testifying that he had been required to pay duty, a 100 per be met by toe families with many companies now employ a ily. more than 3 points in moderate be made. Scholarships may be atton, as Indicated by campus Utah and New Mexico; 3. Ren- toe moonlighting fanitUcs— Matoewson and EkU Sandrosln- ministration. .She Is a 1907 grad letter from the C of C board of revealed that 90 per cent of the ordered by Gen. Turner to have cent penalty and a fine. whom they will stay. minimum level of full-ttmo help ski will Friends may call at the fu- trading earlier. used within or outside the state. bookstore sales? nie Davis; 4. Diggers; 6. Speed where mother goes to work asslot with toe ward- uate of Manche.sler High School. directors. respondents favored reform. A Wooldridge’s name removed ‘We had a discussion on his Visitors and their host fam- and “ lay on” workers during robes, noral home tonight from 7 to 9, Analysts still see the market An apjîcant must be a U.S. 8. The National Student Asao- Freak; 6. Traditional hippies vs. when father comes home. The family sugge,sts that In it, the directors had urged nation-wide Gallup Poll, co n - from investigators’ files con relationship with me and the po iUes Include Mary Rowles from Just aa algnlficant perhaps is peak hours or when production Faehions tor the adults will Manchester-Bblton Commu climb as somewhat technical in citizen or taking steps toward elation recently voted to spend Maoist liardliners and black those wl,shlng to, do so make the three legislators to vote for ducted in late 1968 indicated cerning the probe, Pruett said: sition I occupied,” Johnson said. Weaton-super-Mare visiting Hen- the dlaoovery, disclosed m the schedules are temporarily be from toe Linette Shop, El nity Association of (Connecticut nature, after six straight days becoming one, a secondary $60,000 for what purpose? mUitants; 7. Hermann Hesse, memorial conlrlbuilons to the abolishment of the El.'ctoral that 80 per cent of those polled "I must admit I was extreme "I told him that what we did ry O ipps, Ellington; Gordon Department of Commerce "Sur raised. lington. and (or the children, Vall-y Girl Scouts will hold Its (Jollcgc and in favor of election support immediate reform of of decline that led to an over school senior who ranked in the 9. What is -the entertainment Herbert Marcuse, Kurt Vtmne- ‘scholarship fund tut Bowdoin ly upset because we realized was always exposed to the most Shears from Shepton Mallet vey of Chirrent Business," that The more flexible schedules the Glamour Shop, Rockville. annual potiuck Monday at 7 of U.S. president by popular the system. And, a recent sur- sold condition. upper half of his class at the field of performers Zager and gut, Philip Roto; 8. Black repar- College or to Manchester Me that if you omit tme offender minute scrutiny and that we visiting H. V. Coles, Ellington; some retail trade and servici- not only suit employers but open Hairstyles will be done by Tre* p.m. in Nell Hall of St. Mary’.s vote. The proposal already has vey of over 4,000 employees of "It would be nice now if we end of the - Junior year, or a EJvans? Music? Underground ations; 9. Music; 10..The Milk morial Hospibil Building Fund, from the file you might as well must be able to stand up to it.” Margaret Knight of Minehead Industries are adjusting their up Job opportunities for moon Oilck of Bolton and Manches C hurch. been approvec^ by the House of the Travelers Insurance Com- could get some positive econom secondary school graduate in ihoviea? Pop art? Wagon. the Travelers Insurance (Jom- visiting Kenneth Holton of work weeks to toe habits of patrt- lighting husbands, and mothers ter and make-up by HoUday Representatlves and is ic news to keep it going,” ob the upper half of his class and Henry A. Forand P®*ug pany has revealed that over 80 Stores; Christopher Longman of timers. who cannot leave home (or Magic. MI.ms Katliiccn A. Michalak, considered by the Senate served a broker. who has not previously attend per cent favor the direct elec- Shepton Mallet visiting Nicholas more than a few hours at a time ELLINGTON — Henry Arthur daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hen Sen. Dodd replied by .stating, One analyst predicts the rally ed institution of higher educa "In retail trade," the report l.on of the president.” U.S. Loses Three Aircraft or who wish seasonal work. Forand, ycar-and-a-half old son ry J. Michalak of 278 Hackma "I am a co-sponsor of the pro- will carry farther than many tion as a full-time student. An en^ployment Of Auto Sales Records Lamb of Weymouth vlalting The accommodation of em Five Daylay fForecast o r of Henry and Elizabeth Paul- tack St., was r-cently electoil Ix>rt.onal metiiod of reform market watchers think, even applicant’s parent or legal part-time workers a{^>aars to be WINDSOR LOCKS,Omn. (AP) James Nelson, Tolland; Da'vid ploye and employer Is esprclai- mqn Forand of Middle Rd., died to Maroon Key honor society at Nonetheless, I want to a.siure though blUe-chip Issues, such as guardian must have maintained In Vietnam Battling Today a deliberate policy of depart —Tomperaturea Ui Oonnectlcut Creech of Taunton visiting ly beneficial diiring the sum suddenly last night at Rock- Bay Path Junior College in you that I remiUn open-minded American Can, at 46V4, off 114, a permanent home address in ment stores” to adjust to sluip- from Saturday through Werfaes- A P Editors SAIGON (AP) —U.S. para- of American troop withdrawals', Frank Ntederwerfer of Rock mer. Sales drop off at many re vllle\General Hospital. He was I»ngmeadow, Mass., In recog- on the subject, for my primary and General Foods, 73%, off %, Connecticut during the full year Set in September pers’ habits. day will average above normal, troopers fought North Viet- The 3rd Brigade of the 101st ville, and Raymond Longman of tail stores during the hot born W y 1, 1968 In Rockville. nltlon of attaining dean’s list Intere.d In this matter Is to seem to be lagging in the brood preceding Dec. 15. With the development of .sub with daily highs In toe 70s and namese forces along the demlli- Airborne is patroling around the By LOWELL McKIROAN He said there was no definite Shepton Mallet visiting Horace months. And - with sales In the SurvlTOrs, besides his par clandliig for two semesters. secure the stronge.st reform Elect Officers advance. Scholarship semi-finalists will urban shopping centers, for ex overnight lows In the 50s. tarized zone and closer to Sal- craggy outpost known as the Associated Press Writer target on toe number of men to Pease of Somers. doldrums the employer hardly ents, InclMe two brothers, Rob IK>-H.slble which Congres.s will The Associated Press 60-stock be selected on the basis of test ample, traffic has become espe Weather will be aessonable al gon while the United States lost Rockplle, operating farther be laid off within toe next two wants a lot of help—which Is ert Ff)ranA of Wlndnor Ixicks Robert M. Hllditch, son of Mr. enact that will then be ratified HARTFORD, Ctonn. (AP) average at noon was up .4 at scores and school records, but DETROIT (AP) — Ameri cially heavy during after-dinner toe beglnnmg of the period, three more aircraft in the war, north than ever in the war. It months during a department- okay with mother, for she’d pre and JeffrcyXForand at home; and Mrs. John E. Hllditch of by the slaU-s The Associated Press Managing 284.8, with Industrials up .6, awards will be granted only to cans, though growing cautious time help throughout the day, worming slowly afterward, the military spokesmen said today, "'as moved from the A Shau Coeds Add fer to be away at. the cottage three slsters\ Cheryl Forand, 58 Summer St., has been nani "Unfortunately, 1 am not yet Editors Association announced rails off .1, and utilities up .7. those with the greatest financial in their purchase of nonesaen- .„.®._®™ hours. Rather than employ full- U.S. Weather Bureau reports. Two observation helicopters Valley, 60 miles south along the September sales produced a anyway. lx)rl-Ann ForaM, and Lydia cd to th • education commltt".". lonvlnced that the direct elo< - today the election of nine new Steels, aircrafts, electronics, need. Contingent upon the ac of the 82nd Airborne Division Laotian border, tials, bought new cars at a many stores hire mothers (or a PreoipUation should total lass of the AmiTlcan Horticultural tion of the General Assembly, record tor General Motors Biouselessness Forand, all at hWie; his pater tlon plan will amount to more members to its board of dlrec- utlllUes, metals, chemicals, gla- were shot down early today in a Official sources said that record rate In September. few hours during toe evening than ona-quarter Inch with Society. ( ’onnectlcut'H first na "T h e Marref of Note .tireel” nal grandparen^, Mr. and tlian lui exercise In futility for mors, oils, airlines and drugs scholarships are renewable for fireflght 20 miles north of Sal- while the defense of the iy>rth- All tour American automak-^ “ p” while toe kids stay home and showers scattered svldely over tional Future Farmers bf Aniee. three additional years. Renewal ___predlcUons for toe last To Bralessness wash toe dishes. Tolland County wi-ssi MAIN sraswr. MAmsiamn Mrs. Oscar Forand. of Vernon; the Congre.ss to i-onslder and Seven chosen for three-year were Issues moving to higher gon. Paratroopers on the ground ®Di frontier will fall primarily ers announced records of one the area near the end of Ore t«S-t«M lea winner and a freshman Ir. will depend upon maintaining quarter, but GM sales tor toe and his maternal grandparents, omict, beo.iu.‘'o it Is not yet clesir “•'’e ^ Hu Blonk of the ground in midday trading. Mo- lost one man killed and 10 ‘ be 20,000-man South Viet- sort or another. MIAMI (AP) — Some Miami Tliere are other probabls rea period. Mr. and Mrs. Russeli\P9ulman the University of Massachu.scUs residence, satisfactory first nine months are 3.1 per Ihat a Con.stitullomU amendment Wenatchee (Wash.) Dally tors and rails were mixed, while state wounded in the engagement, re- numese 1st Infantry Division, college girls have provided rea sons as well, mich as the notion 4-H’ers To Hold stockbrlilge School of Agricul academic progress, and contin Even American Motors, which cent ahead of last year on sales gsato liChVW yiWIXAVXA A-Va* _s *1 . . ___ of East Hartford. calling (or direct election will beWorld; James P. Brown, Sagi- rubber issues were mostly off. ports from the Held said. ‘be 101st Airborne will conduct son for Private funeral servldes will ture, lie wa.s a luncheon s'peak- uing financial need. often discloses sales figures of 3,328,289 cars. ratifitxl by a nufflk ed and asked ‘to ‘ bring a pot- open tonight In the Stairwell no lntere.stertlng favor Chrl.stian Science Monitor. A U.S. Air Force Phantom A spokesman fbr the U.S. tied at Ithe neck and waist, with Rockville Assembly 39, Order try sales for September totaled Dr. Raymond E. RamsdeU, ulng: The program will begin with one and n half year old son of Rudolph- Valentino -allent film. ably the direct election |)lan A one-year vacancy created (Continued from Pago One) fighter-bomber crashed Thurs (Command said Thursday battle an exposed back, and nothing of Rainbow for Girls, will hold 709,388 cars, compared with toe superintendent of schools, has “ Another stimulus Is «he sports at 4 p.m. Roger Oabriel, MUMS Enrico and Karen McKenna from the Senate Judiciary Com- ’‘'"lunation of one dlrec- action had dropped to Its lowest underneath. Son of the Sheik." will be day 96 miles northeast of Sai an American Indian, will be the Pace Sr., of 74 Morttnuik Dr., tor was filled by Kenneth W. Mi community,” said the Rev. a rehearsal for opening, closing level of the year. previous record of 601,876 In announced that the annual The male students on campus "“vlng in the cost of fringe ben ^ChrysonlliGmuiiif) 3 ^3 J5 shown at 8 p.ni. RefreshnieM!'i m.ttee to the Senate Floor where gon, killing one crewman. The featured speaker and will com died yehterdny at Ms homo. will bo served. chael, Perth Amboy (N.J.) Richard Battles as he announc and balloting’ Sunday at 1 :30 The Navy reported a five-inch 1968. school census began this week have perked up, but some efite, such as sick leave, vaca the full S<>nate can work its will U.S. Command sadd the plane pare Northern and Southern In Regular fl.48 He was bom Fob. 20, 1968 In in tills matter of vital News. ed formation of a group called p.m. at the Masonic Temple on gun aboard the cruiser Boston Sales for toe first three quar and will continue through Nov. school administrators and facul tion and holidy pay, which are lin|x>r- was believed shot down by ene dians. A folk sing will be held Hartford, and lived in Vemon Douglas Fairbanks tance." Elected as a representative of "Concerned Male Citizens of Orchard St. All girls are re blew up today while firing on ters were 6,303,636, second only 1. ty members feel such cosusJ- generally not paid to part-time T In North Hartford.” my ground fire. after the meeting. all his life. "The Mark of Zorro," a silent Rlhicoff replied, simply, cities of less tlian 50,000 popula quired to attend. enemy positions and four men to 1065 when toe industry regis The majority of census-takers ness should be reserved (or toe personnel . , .” The group said Thursday Its Two Americans were reported are being provided by the local Members of the Teen Plsn- •ULIS— PLANT NOW! lU U S— PLANT NOW! SurvlvorH, beeidoa his parents. nim clasHlr with piimo uccom- 'Tlu'.so vIown (of BUpporting the tion was Joe Smyth, Dover, Hope Chapter 60, Order of were wounded. Ib was the sec tered 6,307,169 new car sales sand and surf. Whatever the reasons, official goals are to ellmlnaite riots, en killed and 20 wounded in 20 ene p r o ’s or PTA’s and wlU carry BxhlblUon tlss Bulbs — The LsttgastI Include his pnItomiiJ grandpar paniment, will be sliown Hi-n- “ hollslinient of the Electoral (Del.) State News. Eastern Star, will meet Tues ond time in ithree months that through September. ” 1 stopped a couple of the statistlcs show that more than Committee include Karen courage businessmen to remain my rocket and mortar attacks identification cards signed by Moulin, Laurel Smith, Lynn ents, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Di- day at 7:30 p.m. In the Whiton ‘ 'oilc'gel coincide with mine on Blonk, Clark and Lomoe are day at 8 p.m. at the Masonic one of the Boston’s guns had Last year through nine girls In toe halls and suggested 87 per cent of employes working In the riot-battered North End, during the past 24 hours, the the superintendent. Residents Vcndrillo and Michelle Csrrlg- Renzo of Hnrtfoixl, and his nia- Memorial Library auditorium, **'*" and early in this Incumbent members of the Temple, Orchard St., when can blown up while firing in support months toe automakers sold that the apparel is more suita in department stores in 1966 and to provide a force for U.S. Command said. being Interviewed may request lone, Tolland: Charlene Taylor temal grandparents, George H3 N. Main St. This is the first " ‘ «'‘w» of Oingress 1 Joined In board. didates will be initiated. of ground units, the Navy said. 6,276,829 cars. ble (or toe beach," said M. J. were on part-time .schedules, “ order with Justice” within the The DMZ action Involved para- that these cards be shown prior and Sandra Alpers, Vernon; F. McKenna of BoM Hartford In tbe Manchester Community ‘oisjxinsorlng a resolution to ac- OOP CoHe« In other developments, Amer- The University of Michigan' Taylor, dean of students. compared with only 26 per cent and Mrs. Marian McKenna of College Sun Chnema Sunday compllsli this." black and Puerto Rican com A coffee hour (or the Repub- “ '® Airborne lean spokesmen announced Ute to this interview. Richard Janaro, associate 10 years earlier. And presuma- Mary Cunningham, Coventry, Tulips lO i’P munities. Survey Research Center reports The school census is required and Mrs. Dorothy Carlson, ad Newington. Night series. Subscriptions of A .d Rep. Daddarlo replied, llcan candidates in the Novem Division, moved up to replace appointment of a three-man pofessor of humanities, said he .bly the trend continues (Olant Rad Bmpsrorl) Rainfall "We want to restore the com departing Marines, spokesmen panel headed by Capt. Lewis R. that consumer willingness to by state law. An accurate enum visor. The funeo-al will bo hold to- s'.ngle admissions may be pur- "As you may know. House ber elections will be held to spend lessened sharply in toe thought miniskirts were a pleas morrow at 9:15 a.m. aJt the elmsed at the door. munity,” said Battles, a one Hardy, deputy commander of eration is also necessary in or ant addition to toe classroom, Joint Resolution 681, which pro morrow fom 3 to 5:30 p.m. at third quarter, but that thia ap D’Esopo Funeral Home, 235 ----- For Sc^jileiiiber time associate of the late Dr. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul The spokesmen said a compa-' Fleet Air, Western Pacific to der that the Board of Education but toe scarves were a UtUe too vides for the direct election of parently did not extend to cars. Wothersfleld Ave., with a Mohs The Rev. Robert W Martin Luther King Jr. in the ny of 100 to 150 paratroopers investigate the crash of a twln- may adequately plan tor the Ihloff, tile president and vice presl- Manchester rainfall last Jackson, 106 Main St., Talcott- much. Southern Christian Leadership vllle. was patroling a mile south of engined Navy supply plane in “ Expressed intentions to buy future educaitional needs of the " I ’d be distracted by wonder ‘'y month was far a ^ ; ; he S^^^ S ^ ^ c e ‘^ r e y S T a v e continue to be relatively fre community. Crocus Oct. 14 ts the deadline for a the DMZ late Thursday when it the Gulf of Tonkin Thursday ing what's holding them on,” he “ Lr" r',1 water and set teto have"^;rdro^t^^^^^ have boards on the windows. quent, especially for used cars,” The superintendent requests Rose Hill MomorinJ i-nrK. Ki-rvlce. Sunday at 8:16 a.m. on 3-*9 yoa.s and 70 nay.s. I wiuh ar permanently physically disabled ran into fewer than 60 North A search by helicopters and said. 50 for $1.79 superintendent Graydon "We want those boards oft the toe center’s report stated. the full cooperation of Vernon Rocky Hill radio station WINF. The pixv person to make application for Vietnamese .troops in bunkers. destroyers found debris from The girls say their main wor [ileased to support It and I LockwoiMl reported today, windows.” residents during toe census pe Friends may mill at the fu gram is s|x>nsored by the Man becoming an elector prior to the A two-hour exchange of the wreckage of the C2A Grey- With a strong finish toe indus ry is making sure toe guy beam enclosing a copy of a let- Ijockwood’s figures show 5.74 The reason for keeping the riod. Further information may neral home tonight from 7 to 9 chester Council of Cliurches and Nov. 4 elections. small-arms and machine-gun hound aircraft but no sign of its try could top toe record 1966 liind them in class isn’t practic ter which 1 had plaeiHl in tiie Inclies of rain for last month. group all-male, said James domestic sales figure of 8.7 mil be obtained by calling the of p.m. the Clergy of Manchester. In order to qualify the appli Hre killed two paratroopers and 21 passengers and five crew- ing hla deftness at undoing the Congressional Record in sup- compared to the 3.71 inch Sep- Frazier, a Post Office worker. woiBided four. Enemy casual lion cars. fice of the superintendent. port of the resolution.". ‘tember ' average. cant must send his completed men. The plane was on a flight well-tied knot. 5frH. Joseph A. ('haves Is that "the black man has lost ties were not known. from the Philippines to the car Lee lacocca, president of Keeney St. School I’TA will The letter to whlcli Rep. Dad- However, rainfall for the nine- application and physician’s cer his image. We have to Install Another company of para rier Constellation. Ford’s North American Automo Men are Involved in seven Since 1900 more than 96,500 Daffodils 10 i’P ’ Mrs. Mary Ruth Kelly have a room mothers tea Mon dar'o refers was sent by Carl month period since Jan. 1 Ls tificate to either the registrar In youth somethîg that they troopers a mile away came un In London, a spokesman for tive Operations, said the Sep out of 10 fatal pedestrian mis aliens have become Venezuelan Chaves. 07, of 98 Bl-ssell St., day at 3:15 p.m. In the school N. Hanse, president, Connecti still slightly below normal, of voters or the town clerk. It can look up to.” der a 25-round mortar barrage the Viet Oong said its provislon- tember showing gave reason to haps. citizens. wife of Joseph A. Chaves, died cafeteria. cut Slate Chamber of (\>in- Ixickwood stated. The totals are must be received In the mail Another founder of the group, from North Vietnamese but suf- al revolutionary government of expect a continuing high level of yesterday at Manchester Memo 30.93 Inches (or the first nine no later than Oct. 14. Appli- real estate broker Brad How- fered no casualties, U.S. head- Vietnam wiU soon announce the sales. Ford sold 179,189 cars rial Hospital. months of this year, compared ard, said: "Our first endeavor further In- quartera said. number of U.S. servicemen held during the month, a record. Mrs. Cliaves was bom Jan. 4. to an anticipated average of is to change from saying format'on are available at the Paratroopers of the 101st Air- prisoner there, office of the town clerk. Mem “ We are off to an exceptlor al 1902 in Hartford. dau"hter of Javits Sii««ests Cities Plan 32.39 Inches. ‘North End’ to 'North Hart- borne Division have been rede- Vo Anh »pnh. an adviser to orial Building, Park PI. ly good start for all car lines in James and Mary Callahiui Kel Graydon sa'd that Mimches- ford’.” ployed along the DMZ to help the Viet Cong’s delegati<»i at the Hyacinths 10i‘P all parts of toe country,” said ly. and had lived In Manches tcr’s four water-.storage reaer- M mr OR The term "North End" has fUl the gap left by the 3rd Regl- Paris peace talks, also told a John J. Riccardo, a (Jhrysler ter for 22 years. She was em For Pe(^j)k^ Not Buildings vo'rs are In go- Rob- vided at Trinity (Tovenant______BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (AP)— say Is, ‘We don't want black_____ Itn. H f Chrysler (Jorp., also had a dip Sbilfiig Liibir.. INUED MATtaHAl^-jrsr yom fsO at 9.' Burial will be in St. Mary’s |K)llutlon, traffic strangututlon. "We need In iltis country in needy, aged, blind and disabled ert H. Finch, secretary of Church. Sunday Sxdraol Whether the suburbs should help P«opIe and Puerto Ricans In our He flew from Washington to in profits this year and revealed $9.S.i ' atraagtag fawi arrtvsA! Cemetery. Ea.st Hartford. line w:tli tills philosopiiy a re- lt.is been added to the Nixon ad health, education and welfare. for all ages, starting at three “ ** debated beck and community'." LNvir Onrs__ U “ Is U " he main s|H'aker al the $100-u- Thursday that It would cut back Friends may call at the fu vlstxi sense of our national ministration welfare program, $90 a month $63.75 to be paid >’ears of age, will also be hold T'lursday night as the ------plate nxist beef dlimrr Thursday Its white collar staff, toe second neral home tonight from 7 to 9 pr oritlos . . ” Javlts said. now ready (or I'ongre.ss Inn bill by the federal government and at the church.. legislature’s General Law We'll grve your burner the full treil- Wiillt PlNlill .. night (or GOl’ mayoral nominee retrenchment in four months. 8C0TTS" TURFBUILOER Even before tlie Vietnam war form. the rest by the slate. Teachers of the various Bible Committee opened a series of ment... to mjke sure that it is func Paul Capra The plane was pllot- eiuls, he suggested, a better President Nixon sent the leg hesuings throughout the'- lUte. Nixon Blocks A qwkesman said it was a Ciiiiig Tin 1 5 , 6 0 0 tq. f t ...... G 1 3 .M eil by State Sen. Wallaee Such categorical assistance are Roger Broverg of tioning properly . . to give you way should be found to spend islation to the Capitol Thursday, 92 E. Middle Tpke., "Studies in E. Ehigene -Spear. a member move to ’’slow down or defer ac Ikiiiies, R-Farmtngton. now ranges from $36 73 a month carefree, economicjl heating comfort 1 0 , 0 0 0 aq. ft...... 9 BM Personal Nolioo the $.5 billion to $6 billion in spelling out hla Aug. U propiu)- the Book of Galatians;” the Bridgeport board of edu- tivities not essentia] for tha Sypui Wdllbeard Capra had earlier acknowledg for elderly persons in Mississip Day Of night, routine or emergency, HRE •mORN 5 , 0 0 0 sq. ft...... A S . 4 S agricultural price subsidies the als for replacement of present Rev. Norman Swenson, pastor cation, said the city’s housing Rail Strike immediate future.” ed that "New Haven is a nuxlel pi to $144.20 a month for blind we ll take full responsibility (or the Pigbiird ___ . . - n J t government now s|HMids. He said aid programs with national mln- persons in California. of Trinity Church. "B a^c Bible “*‘* development agency simply wMO bsrtiss (Pyvacastha) Card o f Thanks elty: that la. manifest of all the (OoBttnued tram Page Owe) o p e r it ^ o( your burner And we tlie nation needs more money imums and a family assistance Finch said the increase would Course;’’ Robert Olson of Glas- "nowhere to go.” ORTHO-GRO LAWN POOD) We wish 111 thank *11 el t-iir problems urban America knows ..ir cancer research and for the make prompt def rery ot famous , nelztibi>r*. frleiHhi ami relut.lve* fur plan. be- ...... nsade- _ possible______by a 10 tonbury and Henry Ask of Wap- „ And a labor Uwyer, Norman ______ttxlay." \ ^ u n io n s W attempth^ to J-whlp- Atlantic heating or! PHONE 643-5144 Sin Sovo $0.95! $0.95! $0.95! ' Ihe m&ity ' ttclfl of kliulncHN un«l recently slowed down Mo|.tel The' propO.--als contain a $t,-i In Social Security “ Studiea in the Gospel *tate should con- saw" the railroad In d u strr^ ^ symiMithy shown ua In* our ivctiu Javlts auggesletl lluil Capra, JTLUmc Cities program, 600-a-year floor for a family of AND Ooy log. 10.000 so. ft. $0.95 bereavement. We estHX'hUlv thunk if elected, begin plaimlng IkiW to benefits, taking enoiwh elderi<( 0 '“ dys Han- “ ‘der creating an urban develop- teo-high wage setUemeata For full details ot our complete burntr oil sent the ix-uuilfu) "Of course, the biggest .sav four and (or the first time wbuld service, call or write noral and a|>lrllual irltHiieit use money the ending of the persons off weKare roils to “ Santlna Dr. and Rob- “ “^ r l t y which could Uke Although a part of the GIT ONI nm ! ings of all Will come If we can allow persons holding a Job to P lij^ StWDrs CASH and CARRY Vietnam war will save the fed boost paymenU (or Uk w who Glastonbury. ’The ^ build housing in any *nce, the Pei*» O atral Wniljun Mcfiwet'ney settle Ihe Vietnam war he quallf)’ (or assistance. rernain.remain Faithful God.” town in the Mate. road, the Mrs. Anna Ortfflii I’ rl,-. eral govenimciit. "If the war added. The Nixon plan also requires Ehiactment of the administra The opposite point of view was nouncsd Thurs^v MaebiM Cttaiad diK‘s end," he said, "there will Those at the head table below FOGARTY BROTHERS, IH a mothers now recelvli^ Aid to tion welfare and food stamp expressed by WlUiam Plumer. shut d ^ Septic Taaks. Dry WsOa. •fSM mttetmgnu e&itm be $30 billion on which there the "Foiward Together" ban- Sewv Lhws iastaM-tiel- (jJoodlaiuL G A R D E N S Card Of Thanks Dependent Children—AD C -to _ _ M e d ia n S a la r y $ 1 2 ^ 4 chairman of the plsnnlngplanning sndand amonga m o o T the ^ r a ^ ^ targeted ** far 319 tROAO STlEgT - 1KIM9 . ^ will be a tremendous raid." proposals would "cut by almost I— ..... B nw a We would like lo e»|ires» .air ner included Howard H«u»n,an. ,»^rk ^ take Job training if pee- ® per' c e m 'l i ; dWferanTe"^! sonlng commission in suburban strike "Those who are mo.st pre- Afa sMd SerrltM heartfelt a(a>recl*tlon lo the many •state GO! chairman, and Mrs. sible a prm-lslon which has tween the total income of ail OTTAWA— The salaries of Monroe. / — friends, rebillve* and nelghlxirs ixired . . . wUI have tlie flrsi Tina narrower, GOP National Canadian unl\-eralty professors ffliuiti sounded out both • IsMured B . CswepMs OardSM Csatorf lo t m help ysu wtlh ysur Im tu aaS gsrSsu who were so generous and kli*kliHl In ciiijin iij. added. drawn criticism in CYingress and poor. Americans and ^the total •Opening the aiburban towns aftVr 7 - IMIIIIIEY BROS. our recent sorrow Commltteewomnn for Oonnectl- elsewhere. last >>ear and in the first part e M Bom Juvjts put 30-yearA)ld Capra amount they avtuld have to earn to Bridgeport’s problems-which B ^ S i* lU St. — ^ ... n. , boo JoIm . Looo, p m or Dieli... ILAO O A "iA The FlamllyFum II of fut. Approximately 225 persons The of 1969 ranged (ram $4,0(X) to , In' the same category as New proposal for in- to rise from poverty," Finch t o d ,^ canjjmndte— ould ed an ^rneriSn^ Co. Mmulicrtes LPMMJRi 160 WOODLAND STREH Isxilse C. Chamber attended the dinner. creased payments to persons re- said. more than $30^000 a year. Ihe median was $12,234. make the suburban towns look mendaUen to N tx o n ^ ^ PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVBNINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRU>AY, OCTOBER 8, 1969 ------^------MANGHESTEk e v e n i n g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1969 PAGE ELEVEN Vernon Lee: Cities St. Onge Old Timerhood: Black Pride communfty’a canonical status If Prisoners Of TAR Dress Code Controversy it reftises to oompiy. Memorial B l^. Use Doubts ABM ------Bjr CLAY R. POUAN------A CattMdic soclologlat and col You Find Advantages Is Beautiful A R IES L l i l l A ' umnist. the Rev. Andrew M. f MAR. 21 Your Dally Aclivify Guido Spreads to Nuns^ Habits CRAFT FAIR & FLEA MARKET iEfT. 23 r t H Greeley, o t Chicago, prediots Vietnam War By WILUAM RASPBERRY j o i. I* 'I According to tho Start. 'I Efficiency ocf. 23i&b& that If the sizXers are forced to The Washington Post To develop message for Saturday, By GEORGE W. CX3RNEIX 5(X> other Catholic communities SUNDAY, OCT. S - 1-7 Proposed by Lavitt 6-55-66-73i choose between ‘‘beiiy thrown HARTFORD, Conn. '(AP) — WASHINGTON i(AP) -U)ne WaMiliigtbo-^The 1960s may reod words correspoixiing to numbers AP Religlan Writer / Sponsored by After Initial, Shoek of your Zodiac birth siga 74-76-77 ! of women recently have been Mayor Rlqhard C. Lee, chief ar TAURUS out of the rriigious Ufe or sur 'THE MANCHD8TER JUNIOR The creative us^ of existing m m m e m m m m the Houae members who tried come to be recorded as the SCORNO modifying regulations to permit chitect of New Haven’s pioneer By HAL BOYLE see that certaiin prerequisites A M . 20 NEW YORK (AP)—The par render to the cardinal,” they WOMEN’S CLUB, INC. town owned buildings that may unsuccessfully Thursday to block decade that "Black Pride,” 1 Don’t '31 Goirting 61 Could OCT. 2J, wider <^)tians in dress and urban renewal effort, told a. accrue to the state of old-timer- \ ^ MAir 20 2 A wUl accept expulsion. ’ save the town hundreds of thou deployment of the Safeguard an- NEW YORK (AP) — Well, it bom as a stogan, started to be 1 'S 32 Of 62 Cooperation WOK. 21' ish pastor insisted that the nuns modes of Ufe. s Antiques o Woodcrafts s Ceramics • Papier >toche Vernon group of Journalists today that hood. come a fact. 5-20-31-42 3 M ixing 33 Friends' 6 30 u t e Roeemallng—Norwegian Folk Art • Pottery e Stein sands of dollars is one of tnc tiballistic missile system was 4 Appeal 34 To 64 Your 7-19-30:41,?^ wear religious habits wMle The process has brought scat "The cardinal and the (Vati he is leaving office after 16 finally happened. Somebody For example: fopper CoUection e Portrait SretrMng o Enamel Jewelry proposals advanced by Rep. William L. St. Onge, D- There is still a very long way u 5 A 35 Ardent ^ Con 5U2-Z2 teaching. They refused. Insist tered incidents o t ccnfUct can) congregation will have years with an "overwhelming called me an old-timer. The younger employes no GIMINI 6 Oon'r 36 Strom 66 Your e Christmas Decorations e .Metal Sculpture A Wlndchlmm Seymour Lavitt, Democratic Conn. to go, but there are fascinating SAGITTARIUS ing they were free to wear regu A showdown now a];ârs 1q ■won’ ,” be writes, “ but in the Same Menu sense of things left undone." longer try to pre-empt yotir fa 7 Someone. > 37 Unovoidobly 67 Indicated e Tole Painting e Spin-Art • Paper Flowera e Theorum I was walking down the office , signs—some of them seemingly 8 You're wj 38 Weor 68 Poyt WOK. 22 process they t|vlU have de- candidate for mayor dn the Nov “ Surely our domestic difficul lar contemitorary clothing. Ifie the offing over one of the most MASONIC TEMPLE, ts E. CEINTER ST., MANCHESTER There are "many minds and ties—race, poverty, urban blight. vorite coat hanger, knowing frtrvoiouB — that it Is starting ■ JUNE 20 9 If . 39 Fortunote 69 C r^tt riroyed one of the beat religious ember elections. hall, mulling over what advice lOStoy 40 PleoMre 70 Smartest Dec. 21 upshot: No classes (or the time prolonged imd dramatic colU- DONA’nO N OOr hearts which have not yet been Inflation —must take prece that trifling upsets such as this to happen. | \ 9-16-27-38 I I New i 41 Give 71 Couse M4-25-36i being. slona, involving ttie Immaculate orders in ttw country and inflict Lavitt, who promised at the For Schools to give President Nixon next, 1-/49-70-78 beginning of the campaign, to reached” said Lee. dence," said St. Onge in a state can ruin your whole day. One of the more obvious signs 12More 42 0oy 72 Wonted 47-58-59 That clash of poslUona, which Heart of Mary Staters. Ih ey’ve ed a severe blow on all other re Speaking at a breakfast gath ment. when a young fellow employe If there’s a long line at the CANCEX 13 Period 43 Crow ds 73 Duties expand on the issues, yesterday starting Monday, all of the is the way America’s largest ,* M Put 44 Loyolties 74 To CARRICORN occurred at St. Mary’s churdi been ordered by the Vatican to ligious communities trying to ering of Sigma Delta Chi, a approached. JUNE 21 - IS M o y 45 L o ^ 75 Well-being DEC. 22 ^ outlined a proposal for avoid elementary schools in Vernon 8t. Onge said he would never morning office coffee cart, you minority has transformed the in South Dartmouth, Mass., cease eiqierlments and a 50 Side 80 Be tween Roman Catholic author- ter replying that their Innova the Vatican Oongregation of RC' whom he had spoken to. There LIO AQUARIUS perfectly good ones. nounced. city-dwellers "prisoners of war" among eminent military, scien You can brag as much as you more than "militant’’ rhetoric. 21 Out 51 You 81 Money Ites and some sisterfaoods. tions still are in a testing stage, UglouB (orders), says the Vati W i ~ Toptory 1V»— —the war In Vietnam. tific and political experts raises was no one there. By the time I wish about your grandchildren, g JU ir 23 22 To 52 Sling 82 Bulky Ja n . 20 that they probably cannot be Referring specifically to the The menu for the coming It lamounts to a philosophical 23 Atterttion 53 Protect 83 SwayDd At issue was the extent of can has sought to make Its dl "When are we going to recog questions about whether or not realized the young fellow had E ..At/S. W •24 Of 54 They FEI. It- Memorial Building on Park PI., week; Monday, frankfurt on as everyone charitably realizes statement. 84 Furniture freedom to be allowed the com- properly evaluated until 1978, rective on the wearing of rell nize that our priorities—-our real the ABM system would actually been speaking to me, he had ?Î(>-2h32-43 25 Undue 55 Neglect 85 Rift 8-17-28-39,?. AT ODB Lavitt said that If elected he roll, potato sticks, garden salad you don’t have much else to White people have despised 26 Be 56 Mokir$g 86 Affoiri munlUes of women in iiXUating and "tn the meantime, we will gious haUte "as general as pos priorities—are in the cities?” passed me and turned a comer. '53-64-75 27 Out 506061-86'^ intends to propose to the Board with dressing, apricots and contribute toward our national boast about. Blacks for as long as they have 57 Plorwtmg 87 Lose new styles and methods of car continue with no change of di sible” —«s a principle, which asked Lee. defense.” His salutation rang in my V IR G O 28 The 58 Your 88 Greater PISCES rection.” of Representatives that the in cookies; Tuesday, American The boss doesn’t bother to call been in Oils country, aiKl one 29 With 59 Don't rying out their work. The lee permits exceptions. In hla eight terms as mayor “ Until some of this controver ears: "Hi there, old-Umer. ... At/G. 23 89 PoticTKe «*•'» CHRISTMAS terior of the Memorial Building chop suey, buttered peas, bread you on the carpet over every of the weird results was that 30 Will 6001 90 Dividends way seemed to vary from place The order’s new provtsions al of New Haven, said Lee, "much sy can be solved,” he said, “I HI there, old-timer. ... HI Sfff. 22 10/4 MAR. But to accept the principle be renovated so it can accomo and butter, fruit Jello with top small error you make. He re Black people contracted the to place, depending on the local low Its membera wide flexibility believe in supporting approi>rla- there, old-timer.” ,11-15-26-37 12-23-34-»6^ in devotional Ufe, work and ap means to apply It, while at the date all of .the administrative ping; Wednesday, meat pattie has changed and yet noilhlng cognizes that an old dog can’t disease and started to despdse *48-59-87-89 j,5^^^Good (Âdverse ^^Neutnl 57-68-88-90^ blstx^’B attitude. WORKSHOPS has changed." tlons only for continued re |U same time ' ‘allowing tor cte offices of the Education Depart with gravy, mashed potatoes At first I thought of running go through all his old tricks per themselves, It may be that nuns will parel. search and development of the cumatances which could Justi ment. buttered carrots, bread and but "For we are still faced with after the whippersnapper and fectly, let alone leam new ones. "Black” became an insult, "have to work differently In one Last May, following a dispute U8KRVB TOUR SKAT NOW system—but not deploy any of fiably warrant laying aside the He said that the Republicans ter, chocolate pudding; Thurs the same problems and the giving him a karate chop behind You have the fun of playing even when used by one Negro dency o t some young Blacks — diocese than from the way they between the sisters and James CALL MS-7801 Its component parts.” habit,” he told the St. Louis Re and the Democrats have long day, chicken and gravy on but forces of hunger, poverty, anger, his right ear. But I didn’t—for unofficial company physician. to describe another. particularly some artists and Vernon will work in another diocese," Cardinal McIntyre of Los An CXMIB AND 8 B I em r diaplay of An attempt to block authoriza view, a Church weekly. agreed on the need for addition tered rice, green beans, bread illiteracy and unemployment for several reasons. First, I don’t The rest of the staff come to you Negro publications, both in poets — to restrict their art to says the Rev. EMward L. Hea geles, the Vatican issued a di- tion of $346 million for deploy al office space for this depart and butter, diced pineapple; black and white alike arc still like to nm ; second, my karate for the dltignosls and treatment their titles and In their texts, Black audiences, not because Vision Clinic ton, an American prleati who reoUve, telling the order, among FIRST CLASS TUESDAY, OCTOBER M. ment of the ABM went down ment and yet solutions come Friday, baked tuna and noodle with us," he said. chop hasn't been too successful of minor ailments, figuring that used words like "septa,” "tan,” they think it is good or unique now holds a Vatican post deal other things: to defeat by a non-rollcall vote Yale Iew Students Ften! slowly, when they come, and since 1948; third, I realized the a man of your years must keep "bronze” — anything but ing with religious orders. To adopt a standard uniform casserole, sliced tomatoes, of 219 to 106. but because they are afraid o< Set O ct 28-30 L$un« more often don't come at all. whole wheat bread and butter whippersnapper thought he was a desk well-stocked with medi “black” to describe us. Joe open competition. "They’ll have a freer hand in habit, rather than to allow each To Protest War Oct. 15 Ho further proposes the mov The ABM authorization is giving me a compliment by call Louis became the "brown A free vision-screening clinic sister to choose her garb ac SsUcUon BULBS or peanut butter, ice cream .’ Old, New Crafts cines. You do. That, I suspect, wilt pass, and one place than they’ll have in NEW HAVEN (AP) — The ing of the Circuit Court from its part of the $21 blUlon mllltery ing me an old-timer. bomber.” for pre-school children three to cording to the nature of her ORIfD Milk Is served with all meals. If you want to take a short we wlU come to see the day another place," he told the re Yule la w School (acuity has '^Tulips present location in the Admin procurement bill. But his three-word remark That has changed. "Black” five years old will be held at work. To Be Featured restful nap In your swivel chair when, young men will no longer cent annual meeting in St. Louis told law students they are free MATHIIALS istration Building to the old Sup had changed my world forever. comes easily and unseU-con- the Lottie Fisk Building in —To return to speclficaUy ed To Demonstrate Spoon Making after lunch, who’s to object? No have to go around saying ’’Black of the Conference of Major Su to stay iiway from classes in For AU FiOl erior Court room in the Mem Turning to his Republican op There are several landmark body. Seniority tends to make a sciously to the Ups of more and is beautiful.” Henry Park Oct. 28 through 80 periors of Women’s Religious ucational work, rather than the ir Hyociirifci At Flea Market variety of activities the sisters connection with antiwar protests Flowtr orial Building. ponent,Frank McCoy, Lavitt Douglas Mott, Windsor metallurgist, will lecture Predicts New days In a man’s life, such as the fellow a bit sleepy In the after more Americans whose skiiw When you really believe It, from 9 a.m. to noon. Institutes. have been undertaking. scheduled (or Oct. 18. A rn n tiB C The Superior Court ts moving said he still had not heard from EJarly American, European and demonstrate the craft of making pewter day he first puto on long trou noon. are dark. you don’t have to shout it. The clinic is being sponsored "That’s the human element 'At Derffodib —To estahllsh a fixed sched The resolution, approved in a 3 this week into the now court him or any of his people as to luid new crafts will be fea spoons at the fall meeting of the Manchester His sers, the day he gets his first You become the office histo And that, to borrow a phrase, by the Connecticut Society for that we can’6 do anything about. GI Pullout ule of community spiritual devo fnculty meeting Thursday, ex building in the redevelopment where or when the two can meet tured at the Craft Fair and torical Society, to be held Oct. 15 at 8 p.m. in Illing paycheck, and the day he mar rian, a kind of -walking ency is beauUful. For what it says the iPrevention of Blindness and We have to take people as they JOHN L tions, and to cooperate with the tended similar permission to area. This will leave the entire and discuss Issues. He said that Flea Market Sunday from 1 to ries. clopedia bound in wrinkled cov is the Black people ar6 now suf the Vernon Junior Women’s are and that Includes ordinaries Junior High School. He has one of the largest col (Continued from Page One) Vernon bishop of the diocese in which members of the (acuity and second floor of the Memorial the Republicans, In a press re 7 D.m. at the Masonic Temple. So is the day he is first called ers. Instead of having to resort ficiently secure In their own Club. (bishops), too.” Father Heston lections in New England of authentic colonial they operate. stuff. Building vacant. It will also lease, expressed a willingness The Junior Women’s Club will " ’It’s almosit as 'though we an old-timer. to reference books, the younger some-body-neas that they no The executive board of the added. molds for formin gpewter spoons. Some are iron, Linda J. McHugh The instructions resembled leave vacant the Court of Com to meet him but they still re sponsor the event. were back In 1966,” the Minne Now I have always had a writers turn to you for facta longer feel constrained to let Vernon Junior Women’s Club In the South Dartmouth case, Students at a numoer of mo- some copper, and some hand-carved in soft stone. those Insisted on earlier by Car mon Pleas room on the first fuse to say where or when. Craftsmen participating will sota senator said. McCarthy great respect for old-timers. But such as that the first electric themselves be Judged by white will meet at the home of Mrs. the pastor, the Rt. Rev. Magr. Jor oolleges and universities WHITHAM people. Is Homecoming dinal McIntyre, in whose floor. "Where are you, Mr. include Mrs. John Hubley, fine Preceding the lecture, the Society will hold its an said he hoped such things as re you can respect a sword swal light was operated in 1869 and Ralph Brancacclo Tuesday at 8 Arthur G. Oonsidlne, had the have announced plans to boycott LANDSCAPf NURSaiY diocese most o t the Immaculate He .suggests if this move could MicOoy?” Lavitt asked. "How arts chairman of the club, dried nual meeting, at which time it will consider amend newed antiwar demonstraUons lower, a lion tamer, o r even a the. zipper was invented In 1879. Tbe “ bujdt” or "afro” hair p.m. Mrs. John Koziol will be backing of Bishop James L. classes on Oct. IB to express the styles, once an emblem of mil Finalist at UConn Heart Sisters serve and where be made then a divider wall con the voters evaluate candi flower arrangements; Mrs. Don ments to the by-laws and elect officers. and the election of an antiwar female impersonator without If there Is no one else to listen CO-hostess. CoimoIIy, of the Fall River, opposition to the Vietnam war. "GROW WITH US” could be installed in the pre itancy, have now become a Mass., diocese, in insIsUng the 280 of them were removed from dates if one Just won't talk to ald Wolff, publicity chairman of candidate In a Massachusetts wishing to be one yourself. to your long-winded reminis Miss Linda J. McHugh, a 6, B t ls a 866 Yds. trom Beltea Nelcb—666-’rt6t widespread fad. But the fad it teaching posts in the archdioce sent Circuit Court room, there the other?” Lavitt questioned. the club, gold cloth creches; congressional election this week That’s the way I’ve always cences, you can talk out loud to freshman at the University of nuns wear habits, a chancery self Is tntcresting. Hair was OHn Cuts Insurance office spokesman aald. san schools (or refusing to yield by doubling the cajpaclty of the Lavitt expressed the hope that Mr. and Mrs. Ijarry Olseiv would Influence Nixon. felt about old-timers. that best of all audiences—^your Connecticut, has been named OPBN DAILY Mid SUNDAY M iBI / South Windsor long a point of embarrassment to his poUctes. space to accommodate small Issues he has discussed and will sand-cast candles; Scott Dick McCarthy also was critical of The trouble with becoming an self. one of the five finalists in the NEW HAVEN (AP) — In The three nuns Involved are LlOQEn DRU0 meetings. ie, spin-art; Mrs. Robert Trinks, a Nixon view, as stated earlier among Negroes. It simp'.y surance oeverage (or some 3,000 members of the Sisters of Mer In ttoaUenglng the Vatican’s discuss will express the attitude old-timer is that you have no Yes, after the first shock of "Homecoming Queen” contest tolewnre; Paul Miller, framed this week by Senate Minority wasn’t discussed in interracial employes of Olln Corp. has been cy, one of the largest orders of parallel demands, the order PARKADI He explained that the Building of the Democratic team toward power of selection tn the matter becoming an old-timer passes, being held at the University. dried flowers; Alton Holt, bur Thomas Burgess To Manage Leader Hugh Scott, that he groups. It used to be that a Ne cut off some 12 weeks after the teachers and nurses in the termed them discriminatory, Department in the Administra Vem describe a blues or Jazz party does not have to have and fall arrangements. by Mrs. David Carter and Mrs. faculties,'' lavitt aald. Wlndsdr Bank and Trust Co. would be wUling to consider singer as having ”no soul” is to the same plnithirm In 1971. Antique dealers exhibiting at schools, vegetable r'onc wishing to be JOB FOR A MAN WITH ELECTRICAL AND suggested by the present Re er was Dr. Benjamin Adamo. arty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. come better Informed and ac These panels are not seconds publican administration and ap Department heads were elect Francis Moriarty of 31 Gardner quainted with the views of the MECHANICAL BACKGROUND. WILL RUN proved by the Board of Rep ed os follows: Dr. NIel F. Mara, St.; Miss Paula J. Moriarty, or rejects. All goods guaran ciuuUdatea. ^ AND OPERATE A NEW AUTOMATIC PRO resentatives." anesthesiology; Dr. Michael daughter of Mr. luid Mrs. Ed Arts Exhibit He continued. "Second. I, os Sharon, medicine; Dr. Oliver ward Moriarty of 16 Lancaster The South WImkaor Art League DUCTION LINE, teed perfect. a member of the Board of Hop- Purnell, surgery; Dr. HarohJ Rd.; and Mtss Joanne E. pinna its annual Arts and Crafts resentatives met with area res Shapdro, pediatrics, and Dr. P«tro.skl. (tnii"hter of Mr. and Exhibition for Nov. 18 at the Michael Atkins, obstetrics and idents, the Traffli' Authority imd Mrs. Joseph PetroskI of 1»7 Ol- Wapplng Community Hall from gynecology. representalves of the Skinner cott St. 2 to 8 p.m. ★ GOOD HOURLY RATE Also, Dr. Dambeek, general Rd. School Safely Committee." South Windsor students are Area artists and craftsmen practice; Dr. Edward Zyla, "As a result of these meetings," Miss Mary J. Budarz. daughter are welcome to enter the show. ARMSTRONC p.scychiatry; Dr. William Wll- ★ SHIFT BONUS RED TA8 Carruthers said, "the present of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bud Monetary and merchandise atop signs wore erected on Skin I'ams, patho'ogy, and Dr. Colby arz of 63 Clinton Dr.; Miss Su Stearns, radiology. awtirds and ribbons will. be ner Rd." san E, Keene, daughter of Mr. given. Entriee will be limited ★ EXCELLENT EMPLOYE BENEFITS SPECIALS CARPET Elected to the executive com Referring to petitions filed for and Mrs. Edmund Keene of S3 to two pieces of work per per sidewalks on Dart Hill and mittee were Dr. Purnell, Dr. Manor l-t>her Horton, the head YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR. Come In and Browse Around to pursue petittuns fur the new could address mail, but none of Charges Probed sidewalks. of the Dep»\rtment of Art Edu Colors: WhHo, Avocodo and Copportono the letters were ever answered. cation at the University of Hart Reminding O'Crowley that the° By Coiiiniaiid Prko? Why mon, LOW of Courso! — She still writes once a month. ford and a former teacher and Open Daily 9-8 Sun. 10-5 Board of Representatives Is Bight months ago an Air SAIGON (aV) - Vhe U.S. director of art for the Suffleld Look It Over Today! A»k About Our No ObU|ra|lon made up of six Republicans and .Force sergeant upiteared at the TVnKMMtration In Your Honê CUmmamt announced today its Public Schools. WE HONOR FREE DEUVERY six Democrats. Carruthers said Abbott home with a t a ^ record the responsibility of new side lnsi>eclor general is maJtliig "an For additional information JUST SAY — ‘‘CHARGE IT!” ^ Cuno Division V' t r -V ing - forms. Mrs. Paul mastof chargt of-war's broadcast. Vogt. 113 Edgeuxxxl Dr. may legislative responsibility. into complaints by a former sol STAFFORD SPRINGS PLANT Could Mrs. Abbo’t tell if the be called. "I feel sure that now that Mr. dier-broadcaster that war news speaker wiia her husband? is cenoored on the Amerioan School Menu Rontc 32, River Read O’Crowley has been made Mrs. Abbott quickly assem CONTACT DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS FOR INFORMATION aware of the facU, he will re Vietnam radlo-televtsion The school lunch menu for bled her husband’s family, who network. Stafford Springs, Connecticut tract his reckless rttargej." Car- next week Is as follows: RLO live nearby. To the wife and a A spokesman said ilte review Monday, frankfurt in a rOH. li^thers said. He called on the slater, there was no doubt. In TeL: 684-W07 P H O N E 646-1622 — M6-1623 toadeiahlp of the Democratic was not a response to queries relish and catsup, potato chips, FURNITURE DEPT. stantly they said It was the ma from Rep. Chalmers P. Wylie cole slaw, sliced peaches and $ House of Paneling party to "respect Inith and fair jor’s voice. The mother and a Caver’ Ad Sfiomored By OaanoenUk Tomi CoMiittae— Ncf ra. Traaa. R-Ohlo. But he added th e' In cookie, milk. Tuesday, baked DOW?rR>WN aiAlN STREET. BtA.NCHESTER Thin play in this campaign." brother agreed there was a An Equal Opportunity Employer quiry would examine allegations meat loaf udth gravy, mashed OPEN 6 DAYS — THURSIkAY .NlOilTS tlU 9:61 Oarruthera also urged the strong i^mblance. 646.28S5 made by Wylie. potato, buttered whole kernel 301 ADAMS ST.— MANCHEST« \ PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENIKG HEBALD, MANCHESTEB, OIMTO., nODAY, OCTOBER », 1969 Coventry R e lie f Effort: taught mualeians played half- thfough the night to ISO people. While Girl, Negro Step Mom Catholics, Anglicans Many to the andlenoe, be- Peoria, 111., Man daasled at first to see each St. James Church Ex-Nims and Townspeople Try other epjoytog a happy evening, Are Taken to Nursing Home To Share Church asked (XrM if they could do a 896 MAIN ST. — MANCHESTER Gets Manager Post num ber' themsttves. Ronnie ST. LOUIS (AP) — The 7$- were separated “it could be fa annomioBB Leach, wtaoae voice kept Ugh- year-old Negro woman clasped tal for botto” ' B j p charity, by the epjcyment of Y ale Dnuna School who Is the selectmen’s administrative 1 toiucd in AppcUachia, but with- ploltlve system. Wednesday night and time for merson warned attendants as agreement, Moore will be of each other socially and by the volunteering a summer in Clair- assistant since there is no pro Michael Ramsey of Canterbury, mountain p e c ^ ^ b u t th e^ n c ‘^ P * ’®***"^ *rom bossy bishops One of the ideas Marie <31rll- both to be taken bom a hoîital they carried Joan from the hoe- ficially appointed Town M ann shared concern for each other’s field. vision for a manager until the wound up their debates by de SS^r^rta or ^r^^ to connntttod to Is (hid to a nursing home, thaidts to pUal bed tor the ride to the er at the first Town Council likes and dialikes.” EhrentuaRy, the music resteh- charter takes effect on Nov. 5, claring that "a principal con The nation seems tired of Anl * ^***’*’ elhnteatlng poverty in Appala- $8,743 in donations received nursing home. meeting on Nov. 5. In between ’The task o f finding $72,000 Cor ed the children. They dropped the day following the town elec cern is the possible common use palachta. the wny it has tired grarrWiunUng to « « » » » ^ only a poUUcal from acroae the nation. Someone said, “It's okay his arrival -here In mid-October the building has been banded to their Nefal grapes and began tion. o f churches. We believe that the of toe Pence Oorpa, SCtC and The pohUdans and economic process; it murt After M r*. Jlmmerson's hus Grams.” She lay back and, and his formal appointment, professional fund-raising dancing; then the teen-agers WhenYouBuya Moore was the unanimous witness and mission of the the Old Left. planners she met were sympo- *** ® personal process. It must band Iverson died to August, while Joan cried going down the Moore will have the opportunity body, backed by lunches and atto a few adults. Ftoally, an choice of the eight Town Coun Churdi make such action im- a a*. thckic to hw wn*k in niovG tomrsjnd ACOM^dliif to tfio nelghbiMS helped take care haU, said; “ Lsmd sakes, Fve to get acquainted with the town old man and his wife bom the perative.’’V XsswX V V • cof^ meetings, - and Igifts possiwatle. oflS rrL u n taln cil candidates, who last night and townspeople, in addition to of Mr*. Jlmmerson and Joan. taken ecu* of that baby tor 10 Monument from The Rev. Alan Oarey, vicar of from (xtllecticns In hollow known as Rose’s Creek wound up nearly a month of assisting the Board of Select gnrwth and nongrowth P*°P*® toemselvea. If bringing Both are bedridden and Joan years.” Cippenbam near Slough, an in- churches In Holland, once to . m -n began bopping together. No one cannot speak. SAPORin intensive work on this major men in the last few weeks of ing a Wg inning SoiMKunnton. ____ . had etver seen them do that; Mrs. Jlmmsrson babysat tor dtwtrlal suburb 20 miles west of The seating, area for 300 will amelUng salts by wMcfa a neai^ Thelma Watson Watt, owner MEMORIAL CO. issue, which will insure a their tenure. in fact, few had ever seen them Joan’s mother and when aha London, and the Rev. David be arranged so that several ac- As tor many of toe Ai>oatachnfe38lonal. wasn’t happening a year ago. said a doctor told her If the two confectionary store. quickly narrowed the field to Harold Crane, Charles Nyack from toe mountains to ’ ’help," committed to piactog ^ Tcnight, people began asking lecting a family memorial aU and began setting up inter- and Michael Pesce new church anyway; the Roman Cippenham has about 20,000 never------a Lyndon Johnson who “ economic denrrtc^mMRt “ • ™ ®y ***•“ through it before: Spent kmg evenings themselves there oouktot priced to fit your budget. views. They have held many Board of Welfare Chairman Catholics had been hearing nominal Anglicans, althoiRh apectehat to Clalrfleid, on the said AppatacMans "deserve a “talking about their problems,” be a folk festival every week. See oim complete dJs^y long tneeUngs since then, and Charles Nyack has announced Mass ki a wartime hut and pri- only about a hundred are regu- bettw opportunity to improye oorvdttion they can find toiia never seen again; temUlee mode cal people, elcng wMh longhaul and have seen nothing come of Then they asked each other, and featuring fully guaran all looked somewhat the worse that his board will meet tonlsht vate homes. The two priests de- l&r churchgoers. The Roman toelr regim.” It wontt be easy. Something helpiess by coal companies outstders like M arie OIriUo, are it except more problems. said yes. Until the winter comes, teed Select for wear last night. With this at 8 with represen taU ve.* cided a joint church was the an- Catholics claim 700 conmuinl more than a young committed who eoepioit poor p e o ^ on no longer deluded. They do not Clairfield is about two hours Few people to places like C3alr- probably everyone to the hol m ajor piece of business now Windham Area Communltv Ac” awer. cants. Harvard shai^ Is needed; rich loiKls; and eUwsy* the poor oow t on the natlon'e toaitorihip, and 20 crossed-over Cumbertand field are aide to get excited at low who can ptey on Instrument settled the candidates will be- tion Project (W A C AP) and the Lutz Museum Displays Loan Materials The Ang^can and Oaitwlic ttMiaen of by Richard MsrgolU, but are oounttog on themaelvea. Mountains from Knoxville, on the prospect of organising the or stag will be to the festival. gin what looks to be a hard- Coventry CAP program 'T h l bishops for the area approved. who "live imder the daluatcn Die teeltog to spreading through Mr.s. .lo.seph Ixing of 91 South St., Rockville views Charles Swallow and executive board members the bottom rim of Appolach'a, ^ with the community because toe looming And the rest will be there to driving political campaign. purpos7of the mating,' NylSk Catholic Bishop Thomas Parker mountain peopie but who also that the nstksi’s taodereMp doee the vsitey that if a tew people a Lutz .Junior Museum Volunteer League display will be hosts at an open house and coffee hour to and the bottom of nearly every- (juestion is always, what tor? listen or dance.” Monumeato The new town manager, who said, is to clear up mlsunder- also approved “oocaslbnal joint thing else. It once had a popii- a a w y o f rural eccno- net knew they ere suftertog. If can get tagsther to dance and in the window of Watkins Bros., Main St. Kits be held at the museum on Cedar St. on Oct. 9 from Getting together to tdl eadi An Inrniedlate organisattonal the leadei* kiww, they would sing wher* once thers was is 30 years old, and a bachelor standings which have occurred services’’ although he ruled latlon of over 20,000 — as late ... and other materials on exhibit are .some of the other they’re poor and that goal to CBalrfleld to to got a do aomsthing about it, wouldn’t BttUness and sUenoe, psrhaps will receive a salary of »12,000 between welfare recipients ad- 9:30 to 11 a.m. Anyone interested in learning_the against joint Eucharistic serv as 16 years ago when Ms mow- ^ .2“’®* 7®®” *>»• mu.seum’s resources handled by league members in league’s function and joining is invited to attend. something ought to be done Is weekly newspaper going. The they?” they oan come together tor other per year plus a flat rate of vocates of welfare and’ the ices. tains were treasures of coal and f*®®? CVairfldd, Miss Clril- not worth the walk down the FGCI8 women acquired an off $1,000 for travel expenses. He filling school reciuests. League president Mrs. Perhaps that to the best things — end eventually moke board itself. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) The energetic pariah priests lumber, and mei^wwer was the * learned that often in hollow trail. set martline recently bom is a native o f Utah, holds a otaenoe for Cnaiiftotd. A tew lo change a mountain word. 3 The meeUng will be held in have taken a 99-year lease, only way the companies coidd ^PP®“ c™® too ■war on poverty army surplus; about the aamo Bachelor’s degree from Brig has meant ■war on poor peofde. Sensitive to sentiments nke the Town Office Building. from the body which handles idunder them. that, and having heard them time, a young man bom CSalr- ham Young University, and is " K ’s eaiqr to sit to Washing- , , ^ Air Force Exercise PINTO Brandies Deputies Support Churrfi of England real estate But the deep mines have fleld returned bom Job Oorp* completing his work on a Mas deals and inveatments, oh. a dosed, someone beyond the ton.” she said “and lock at the U.S. Air Force Major ’Thom PINTO, People Interested Fire Calls with tratotog as * prtite. ter’s degree in public adminis two-acre site near the S lou ^ motmtatoa has gotten rich; now prctolenu of a place like C3alr- ^ as E. Frnnz, son of Mr. and In Narcotics Treatment Or- Luce began organlstog “We’re looking around for a CRAWFORD epea tosiiM Mil I tration from the same institu the coal w ill be strip-mined, so field. Solutions pop up Uks Mrs. Edward S. Franz, Fland ganlzaUon Inc., is now open German Coalition Move Town firemen answered two ^ Clalrfleid community on toe thousand dollars to get the tion. someone else to Pittsburgh or taart. But 'What about the feel- Baffst aad DliMr Oattigni ers Rd., recently participated in Monday through Wednesday false alarms in the M ------^ basis of answering the what-for paper going,” aala Miss drOlo. taaliM as4 n L osl} Moore has held his present (Continued from Page One) er his third meeting with Brandt a*, j the U.S. OLrlKOStrike VOmiTUlildCommand’s 8 joint loltit evenings, 6:30 to 10, in the hours. Yesterday at 4:29 p.m. I"*® Charleston or New York can **“„i*®*' quedion. "We needed some- A second goal Is the ertshHBi- ’Thursday night he was '‘optlm- bottom floor of the Williams 'The 224 Social Democratic someone pulled Box 183 at get rich. The stripping around * “““Y* ***•• ttdng the peofde could see and ment of a folk scbDol. A tew ^C a year at Brig^m Joung- on the P’t. Carson military re- IsUc” an SPD-FDP union would Adams and Jarvis Rd Clalrfleid, as to all of Appala- '^®**®***' *eel gxxxl about,” said lllaa months ago, Erltog Duus, » , a P rior to that. In 1966 and 1906, Building of St. M ary’s Epis deputies were believed solidly in sorvatlon. be approved by both parties’ This morning at 1:63 a.m. chla, is a hideous and ruthless ” ” *“ing to on industry, Luce. VanderblM Dtvtofty School grad y he was an administrative intern copal Church on Park St. favor of the leftlst-Uberal alli IMS year’s odd ’The major, a griiduate of deputies. Box 66 at E. Center and Spruce process which the mountain The first something was a uate who had taught to a Den weatber bos created to the city manager of Orem, An cx-addict, a parent of a ance, os their present marriage you can buy things, And live Windham High School, received drug user, and a professional with Chancellor Kurt Georg Kle- Helmut Schmidt,------Social Dem- St. was pulled. people bitterly but stoicmlly re softball league to the valley. mark folk school, acquired an Um btggwrt leal orsp Utah. ■ mnn or m v betterr.’ m b n d his B.S. degree in 1956 from the counselor are on hand to talk singer’s Christian DemocraU “ cratic floor leader In the Bun A t 9:67 a.m. yesterday town sent. The suffering caused by The person behind U was Or obendoned cabin to Roee’e ataoaam la ywM* — get rwtdyi Moore’s qualifications seem' to “The trouble with this ap- Hmit a pkgs. ' University of fkmnectlcut. He to anyone on an anonymous has not been a happy one. It visited the British Labor firefighters extinguished a car lack of jobs,jooB, food,looa, nousing,housing. _ ---- vllle Petrie,ville Petrie, 34, a 34, local man Creek Hollow Hto folk school 66 stack up with what the candi was commissioned there upon basis. ’The phone number Is ends Oct. 19. party’s convention In Brighton fire at 63 Arnott Rd. P or khiU~ Joyce teachers, lawyera and doctors mnwtain ^ hrtp* run the Clalrfleid idea has a good chance of wofk- dates and the transition com completion of the Air Force Re 643-2800. However, the F D P conserva Thursday and told British min ls,ta most ways, measurable. ^ NeighborhoodNeigfalwihood Youth Youth Ooipk Ooip*. tog. The mountain* of lower Ap- mittee had in mind, and the trlahzed. Because M means giv I New I ; IWken BWU m HeHdays serve Officers Training Corps tive wing Is known to want un isters the proposed priorities of But the damage done to the “After the games,” said Petrte, p u afM a are one of the few eight candddatea agreed Uiat ( Flower Shop ing up their culture. People program and Is a member at ion with the Christian Demo the SPD-FDP coalition. hollow-people by the stripping "when everybody is there to- places to Amerioa where tbs they ended up with two or three Club Celebrates Frank Gakeler, Proprietor from the citlee can’t understand Idea of folk Is not kMM— ths Tou Kappa EpsUlon. He has crats, who pledged today they o f their mountatos w ill never gefther, balk turns to other excellent choices afer the in Informants at Brighton said 601 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER this, because there is no urban completed a tour of duty In will do be fully known, because it goes thliigs in the community. We customs, art, music, poetry that terviews they conducted. everything possible to Schmidt reported the new gov- Its 50tb Year (N ex t to H artford -NatIctMtl __ (Xilture for them to Identify Vietnam. Police Log prevent too deep for charts and 'rftatls- needed a septic tank buHt at form the conunon life of a peo a Ilnk-up between the ernment would pull outa II stops Bank) ple. Mbuntain folk to a way that two other parties. in supporting Britain’s entry 'Golden Years” was the • YES—WE DELIVER • tics, or, as one old-timer said, J**® •*** «>n“ nuntty center. So I FLETCHER 8LASS 00. op manchm^.. people go bayon^ just Uvtog Vernon ACOroBNTS Klesinger’s party offered the into the European Common theme of the -- Women’s------Club of Phones: 640-0701— 640-144S "M y soul is to the mountatos, r*®* ®* mentioned It Someone else took that’s vriiat they’re stripping." 'too quickly jt up and soon a few of us got aiongilde each ettwr, os to the RogerKoger Bourdreau, 22,22, of 76V4 Democrats a partnership Market and said West Germany Manchester dessert-bridge Mon- 64M521 Precisely because the out- H®!'!*” !?*®® J**®**" ^ together and dug the hole to the rtUea, but with each other. 54 McKEE STREET Blrch St., charged with failure extending beyond the next four- would sign the East-West pact day at Second Oongreirationiil ward effects of poverty In Ap- H” STound. AU tt took was orgmn- LltUe of ttas — the sofibnU trt. > un tttB Steps Under Way To Start to pass a vehicle coming from legislative term. to stop the spread of nuclear Church Moiv. one Now to the Ume to bring hi your eereens to be ripwlietl lei«ue, the folk terthwl, the Storm window the opposHc direction on the appeared to be little re- weapons. ^ '" ® '" ' "Betresliineat At Your Doorstop*’ palachia a fe so measurable, the "*®^ ®* Izatlon. The muscle w as there gtaea isplaowdi region has attracted, since John along.” hoped-for nswapeqier — hrfogs right, after a head-on collision ®P°nse in Free Democratic Wilson and his Cabinet col- °®” guests attended the much money into CtoirOeid. Mx An Aren Big Brother Unit on Spruce St., near E. Center, *'®-nhs to Klesinger's first over- leagues were reported delight- event to celebrate Kennedy’s West Virginia, large ____ So was the soul. The most re AUTO OUSS INSTALLED the club’s HOME numbers of outside theorists. , aitoitlon to this has bewi cent example of community thousand out of 19,000 people yesterday at 6:16 p.m. ’The oth- ‘ nres to the party, but the possi- ed. ’The Labor government is 60th anniversary. to the county are oh weltere. Bylaws are being prepared by Thoma.: Wolff has volunteered ” Many of the more serious have to introduce, mountain crafts orgairfzlng U the Clalrfleid Folk er driver was Sherry MacOee, future âlks between pushing Britisl;^ entry into the Each table had ah pxhlbit fea In the hollow*, the pitiful sights 0LAS8 FURNITURE TOPS A lly . Abboitt Schwebcl and slepH 1<* help the campaign for con- 22 of DELIVERY been 'willing to leave their towns into Clalrfleid: Woodwork, Festival. OtreU Hamblin, a hOl- 28 AnKuldl Rd. Both ve- F D P and the phrlsttan Dem- Common Markbt and signatures turing events wof u.a year mIn methe quUttog, Btitchtog, pottery apd low dwttler who stogs with a still eodot: anemlo, atarving for a year or two, come live MIRRORS (FIriplaM aiid Deer) are being taken to formally in- “ ^ n s m n d e ^ ro T L t ‘''®'®’* “ were towed” from the “ " “ t® was not ru'led out._-a ______nucleax nonprollferatlon history. Amber bottles Your CJhoice o f other art work. Lest week, much Dylan twang, induced four local children; pensksitras men, aRRIACE HOUSE WIG BOUTIQUE 4aa^m4aa fl/l /all /lyVIllSAMra ^1 — A _ ^ At,.. to the mountains with the peo corporate the Rockville Area Kjcllquist Mayor John f*®®?®' tôte for Boudreau However, Scheel had said aft- treaty. and fall flowers completed the Flavors of M was asoembled and put on guitar players, a banjo player biBck-liaiged and okPoged at Is Oct. 20. ple and try to bring on social PICTURE FRAMINR (all lypat) B ig Brothers. Grant, W. Glenn Roberts and” r" decorations. The oenterpleoes Quart* or Spliti ohon,.... X*..* to a cabin shop on an to- and a harmonlctst to perform 40; people mode powsrtms by were awarded to toe high scor A four-man, self-appointed Bernard Crowl. 9 Low Calorie phM m Is an ^RnirtArn wnni highway to nearby Lake for the oommimlty. Beneath the potitlclane who come around Joseph Morin, 48, of 461 Birch change is an Eastern word, c5Mv WINDOW aad PUTE RUSS committee, started the ball roll- '^ ® ** directors who have ______ers at the end of the evening. PlavorB, Ttool City. mountains and behind the com with smiles end drtlar bills the Mt. Rd,, was Issued a written Two A rrested at Guunpoint^ many have been temperamen Tub Encbwure from |30 to |45 phw iimtolkitLiei C Mrs. Sam (Jrispino, member So ter, it is doing well. The munity center, the seven day before election and are Ing and conducted a publl.; •ledlcated themselves to getting warntov’fn^ t 1 tally ill-suited for the moun meeting on Sept. 10. A resolu- ‘ ^® movement started locally failure to grant the ship chairman, introôed new SPRING WATER BEVERAGES difficulty to making mountain members and presented them tatos; the pace Is alow and the tion was passed to Incorporate. “ *■« Kjellqulst. James Szynal 22*^^, 12'ÊldrWve Charged with Break Attempt Manch. 649-6218 Glast. 633-9467 crafts worthwhile (s to with flowers. They Include Mrs. mounl^peop e r ^ tojump ettabllehtog outside markets, The purpose of the organiza- 1 — %.r-kva •.■..•■uiu “Si!,?: vernier r l ,'; John O’Neill, 24, and Barry Richard Gallagher, Mrs. Ifer- up M d down In glee whenever M ^ y ttoree around the Vernier Ing after drinking, after their and McCormack were there and Uon is to provide a boy who ts chairman of the Rockville Area gars McCormack, 26, both of whom tried to run away. They w6re ry Kromas, Mrs. Victor a helpful outsider comes to say- country carry AppalartHon collided yesterday on Nadasky, Mrs. Tracy Heavens growingflTOWlnir UDup Wllhniitwithout na 'fa/o th»K ea r’s>.«4. CDIergy lerrv CoimHl*Council; AlbertA1Kunl- over 10 years as Catholic sis- As a result, there is no revolv- worker, Vernon St. 11:6 Cox car was probably part-time at School system; Mayor arrived at the scene O’Neill circuit court today. ture Store, East Hartford, Nov. tors in the Olenmary Order, tag fund that can be dipped in- 310 OAKLAND ST.. MANCHESTER first. Grant; towed from the scene. Crowl. and Roberta. 17; “Trim the Christnms Tree” EVERY SAT. NIGHT—7:30 and holiday supper Dec. 8; CALL 649-9406 1/2 MILE BEFORE NORTH MANCHESTER CENTER o n RTE. 83 There was a four-car accident beading for traffic. She said that the woman lost her balance FDA Considering ’’Odyssey,” Stavros Manousos keBt*‘U for skiing ajid, necord- yesterday In front of Mott's on of Colusstu Travel Agnecy, Jan. Columbia E. Middle Tpke. at 4 p.m. ’The and fell. Ing to Jack Vlnlng, costs Uiero Cylclamate Restriction 26; "Creative Art for Profes drivers were Richard thister, WASHINGTON (AP) — The would be nomlniU. sionals and Amateurs,” ’ Feb. 23; 47, of N. B'rnnklln, Theresa An unknown object struck Food and Drug Administration b o y ONE AT THE Mrs. Eugene Roberts im- ”60 Fabulous Years,” and Ar Rec Council Prevltti, 20, Centerfleld St., and smashed a rear window In says It Is considering restric nounced that adult volleyball thur H. lUing discussing Man both their cars were towed, the cor of Dorothy Poullot, of tions on toe use of artificial r e g u l a r p r i c e will be played Simday nights in chester’s past , April 27. The Ernest Palllen, 40, of 8 Lydall 80 Hawthorne St., as she was sweetners known as cycla- Sets Winter the^" Porter School gym begin club year “will close with an an St. and Ernest Andrews Sr,, 64, driving In the area of 49 Oliver matea, consumed by milllona of ning Nov. 1. nual banquet in May. g e t a 2ND ONE of Notch Rd. Ext., Bolton. It Rd. Americans in diet foods and Dr. Ralpli Wulmer nvported was a rear-end, chain reaction drinks. Prog]jrams that a now hulllty at the Hen accident. An ornamental milk can was FDA Oommlsaloner Herbert f o r o n l y 1 CENT nequln Rd. rwroiUlon center Is Some of the items taken taken from the home of George L. Ley Jr. said Thursday he has up a 1,200 sqiuire-foot putlng green. by the Columbia RecroatlOna'l A ___ , , • . o o ------There AiiDic was ua three-<'ar.uireeH'ar. renr*rear- Smith, 280 Scott Dr., sometime asked the National Academy of COSMETICS ^***''^ niwer will neero- Uarbero. 51, of S3 Ito,ino St., Church St., reports the loss of a birth defects in chickene and ge ARTHUR DRUB S///S& \ F / ow er/ n ^ Rd. and reports from the canoe f^rinl «®“"vlough, 59. of And- movie camera, two menrle netic damage in rata. They are KANEKALON STRETCH YIG club. mT nr ^ ^ ° ' ’®>'' ‘ind Kevin WlglUnmn 19, projectors and n movie screen to report in 30 days, he said. buy ONE DOZEN ROSEDFEHARON Robert Baldwin, vice chair w«xlbriit|iondent, VIrgt- MIXED TUUPB VALUE I styl# dosirod. 29 shades avaiiabla. adults and also operates toe iilii .M. ( ’uritien, U4. t*M>9224 Bulky and squat, the ponder • PASSPORTS There .was a two-civr aevletcnt ORTHOORO Lawn Food 22-4-4 Oonununlty Beach for the town ous brown pelican waddles awk- C M / v r Cut and Styling Inciudad The treasurer's report given on MuUi St., near A m iorj’, yee- A WEDDINGS SUFFLV LIMITED . . - wardly. enormous beak down, A fonBsto lemninisndert by buf espettt, rnaletotog feel'’ by Mrs. Jerry Dunnack, indi terday'ât 3:40 p.m. The driveni Once in the sky. however, pow Live below your means. arttog end lns|tosttog ptoet nsUtonU. Fitt dhsotvtog peOeli cates CRC needs additional in Heart Kxperl were Eleiuior Moslmann. of El erful, sweeping wingbeats trans S SALEM NASSIFF CAMERA A PHOTO « ■ sot ber* wMh nta ot waisr rttor eppllrattoe. come due to such costs as lliqrion, and Donna Curylo, 22 form the pelican into a picture 991 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER— 643-7369 opSpecial Clearance! of Stom . If you'd like to gel oround the high cost ol liv EftOBs*. It. B4JB, Esd pbg 1 ^ 3 higher wages of bench person Visits Hospital of grace and dignity. TONIGHT and Sot. Only! GLOBE nel and costs o f equipment. Dr. &U-1 K. Shirley, trf O eve- ing, we hove o suggeiiion tOjBBO e*. II. EEJB. End pkf. 1 Dvm In the period since the annual limd. a national leader In the Linda Sheehan, erf E>ist Hart Cut down on the high cost ol geh'"fl oround ARBORVITAE Rag. meeting in March, all programs^nms livestlgivtlon imd treatment IIxKaiîA Aa* % rf-a I • •«_ a klltf’St'W fInU.'Tl mean* that toe backlog of eav- Miuu-heater—— —viri meiiioruuMemorial riospitaiHoepUal *‘''®*'1«----- down— ...... nownU giaird mils omount poid'lor o new cor lodoy. (leave it m the 10 - MB.” HETZI JUNIPER HEMLOCKS ings hoe been greatly reduced, ~ ■ — *■*...... °* ...... Ever hear of a Total Service Jeweler? today. Dr. Shirley was Invited to Abeuns St liust night at 10. SAVE book. More's coming.l I 3 IS I 4 IS Mrs. Dunnack said. visit by too hoopitnl's Depart- — A VW saves you hundreds of doHors on upkeep Huma nhair wigs, wiglats, falls, and Cascades Joseph Naroteky, program uient of Medleai Edui-otlon. Ths'rv »Ms a Iwivvar accident 10 - ‘19.« on exit 92 irf Uie east boiuid CUSTOM DESIGNING NON-SKID over ths ysors. chairman, reported that 14 boys While at 0*e hospltiU he con- It takes pirns, not quprtv ol oil. available at reasonaDle prices. . . completed the second young ferrod wlUi mimy of the hottpl- liuie of Rt. M Uils morning at WATCH REPAIRING JEWELRY REPAIRING PYRAMIDAL ‘7.« Not one iota of ontifreez#. MOUNTAIN ASH rtdppers boat safety course. He tal physicians and several vislt- 7. nie driveri were Frederick HAND ENGRAVING ESTATE PURCHASING A R ^ R U G S alsD announced plans tor ing doctom. Hen-son, 28, of 181 M cKee St., And it gets about 27 miles to the goNon. The ARBORVITAE BURNING BUSH SILVER RESTORING INSURANCE APPRAISING ^ overogs cor lihirsiy devil ihoi ji isl only gels 14. ALL FROM basketball tor boys in Grades > Dr. Shirley, together with Dr. and Sandra Lougee. at CTukrter ’ 7.” 6, 7 oM 8 Saturday mornings 'Mason Semes, has performed Oak St. REMOUNTING SERVICE GIFT COUNSELING ^ V So Ihe more you drive, ihe more you sove. Carriage Houses beginning e a rlyrly in NovemberN ploneerlng work in the Held of BRIDAL REGISTRY And chonees ore, you'U < ^ a H lor yeors ood SOME WITH BERRIES ^ »2.“ ‘ ‘ 6.” ? 4 . « HOLLAND w under the coaccUhg of Edward cardlpvuscular dismse. June Anderle, 46, of South years. (Since we never chonge iha style, o VW TULIPS Oomole. By an X-ray technique called Windsor, was treated and re- never goes out ol siyleJ DAFFODILS New plans include soccer, Wig Boutique ’’coronary arteriography” , the leased from Manchester Memo- Of course, o VW i not much lo look ot. So o BIRO BATMS CROCUS which Narotsky expects will be physlcliuis have demonstrated rial Hospital yesterday where Ragntor M.7B lot o l people buy o big Aoshy cor iust to tove loce. LAWN SPRINKLERS GARDEN SPRAYERS coached by students from Ekist- In a patient for the first time she was taken with Injuries re- Try putting ihot in the bonk. HYACINTHS 18 OAK STREET. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER em OonneoUcut State CXrUcge. Marhine washable aad dryatate REG. SBJ6 REG. E3.49 to $3Y8 ALL REDUCED the anatomy of both normal and ceived In a fall in Sear's park- oU ich a e& nigs srith latex backup. Oolon: DUTCH IRIS Plens are being mode tor a abnormal coronary arteries, tng lot. A witness said that the Rojrml Blue, Hot Ptak, Aqua uid /tDownatairi fron Canrioca Hoooa Boutlqiia) skiing group and a figure skat ANEMONE thus paving the way tor major Anderte u*omun had made a JEWELERS SINCE 1900 Etowntassn Maachcatel- t e d TRUDON, Inc. A / o u , ‘ .”- ing groiq) for girls. University surgical adviuiees in the treat- sudden reach for a' child who /\fow ^ M.” - ‘2.“ 2 GRAPE HYACINTHS ' Anple Fr«e ParUag All Around U*! SU Mm b St. gOIXAND IF WE *6.“ orf OonnscUcut facilities are sug- heart disease. was in her care and who was RANUNCULI Open Tlkan. aad m NUoa tfll 9KM> PAGE FOURTEEN kANCHEÊR EVENING HERALD. MANCmgrEB. CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1969 Section Two FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1969 'Head for Antarctica result of chemical weathering, actual animals wHh their heads the temperature goes down to fllmtrljipatpr Enpntns Ifpralb FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1969 that it is a result of the break protruding above (be water. SO bdow Mro even in the sum .'S, Pages IS to 28 down of the structure of the He prevloualy has studied (be mer, the Muller-Sciiwarzea minerals in the rocke rather behavior of the predatory dteertuUy ttm t tt wU not be MANCHESTER'S ^ Women To Break Ice than deriving from the salty sea seals aM skuas. The Miiller- mucb of a change from living United Fund nearby or products of volcanic Schwarz«, who were grad in a hut on a gUtoier while Course Offered activity, • uated from the University ot skiing in the Alps. Only Fuel Oil Dealer ' NASA is interested in her Freiburg in the Black Forest On Child Care O f Last Male Bastioi^. project because the dry WUeys of Oermany, have for several simulate the envlfonment of years conducted a sti^y of The Spotlight is On - - Dr. David C. Payne,, ismIiSsiiI By EUZABETH AHIXTON To a M ini BUI 'Open 24 Hours A Day! been found in Africa and Aus M ars. Whalt Dr. Jones learns proCessar of child developnMnt The Waahlngton Post scent communlootion between tralia.. ----- 7 about the cruet of the earth animals, using deer, antelope TORRmaTON. Oona. (AP)— B ln. Clifford Snlltvan and family relsticns at toe Uni- SKYLiAND, Va.—F or the first The fourth member of the from the history trapped In its and coyotes. What price modesty? MORIARTY BROTHERS waraity of OonnecUcut, wUl con time a team of American wo team U a glacUoglst, Eileen R. downstairs refrigerator may "R ’s oU knowledge to r Just |14,3« St Ihs SsmocnUle Shdtered Workshop duct a course on “The CSilld- men scientists will roug;h It in MeSaveney, who Is working to hdp in êventually putting an knowledge’s sake," Dr. Jones and Republlcaa prlmaiiss hsrs toCaacy th r o u ^ Blight T ears” A ntarctica dlgsrlnfr out the sec ward her master’s degree. eailthman on the red pienet. said of the "pure" reeeandi, last week. Where Ctfstomers For Over A straiiger's mlsapprebenstoii at toe Academy of Fhlto and rets imprisoned In Ice and stone. Dr. Jones first became ex To study the penguins and "but it can be used tor fu 'Hiat’s how much It cost to Hove Come OTT Va of A ttiat a workabop tor retailed Uto opening Tuesday at T:S6 Four members on an Ohio cited about the expedition when their predators. Dr. MuUer- ture outlook." Ironically, (be screen from view the mlnlskitt- H ist ~ Oenturyl adults must be a sad, bcêas p-m. at ming Juntor High State team, headed by a geolo- she learned that antarctic soils Schwarze will help her hus United Steites’ H-Bomb detona ed legs ef the fenude poll work plaee Is diq>elled inm edlat^ SchooL gist, Dr. Lois M. Jones will fly have high accumulations of band float paper mache mod tions will assist ber research. ers who checked the voting Hsts. by the cheerful, busy atmo- The academy, sponsored by by military Jet from Andrews salts and that the lakes are els of leopard seals of var She can trti whether Antarc The bin tor modesty panels sphere of the Manchester Shel five Manchester churches, will Air Force Base Oct. 16 to spend eight to ten times more saline ious sizes to see how the pen tic water is “now" or "oid" CALL 643< be held on oonsecutlva Tuesdays was one of the smallest ex tered Woritsbi^. The vtelUv three months exploring the so- than sea water. She will at guin cx>lony at Oape Crozler re by Mb radioactive oMitent. penses, which added up to mors _301 CCNTER STREET MAWCHBSIIHI and is open to toe public. The tempt to prove that this is the comes away understanding the called "dry valleys” of Victoria acts. The models look like the Of living in a place where than $2,000. enthuslam i of Mrs. caifford Stfl- R«v. Bhlc Gkitoberg of Bhnanuel Land near McMurdo Station, Uvan, the supervisor of the Lutheran Church will teach a some BOO miles from the south Woilahop, as she says, “I can’t ooune on “Oontemporary Sboct pole. wait to get to work every day.” FUms.” Registration (or both At the same time, two other lbs. Sullivan’s clients — courses may be made by con women sdentlsts will partici Prestone Transmissic^ "cUents” Is the official term, tacting Mrs. Carroll Nelson, M pate in the austral (sunuher) -but Mrs. Sullivan frequently Sunset S t research as members oi hus Slop Leak ^ says “my kids" — share her Dr. Payne’s course will In band-wife teams. One of these eogeroeas to come to work. clude "Child Rearing Patterns is Oerman bom Dr. Christine Before the establishment of and Discipline"; “Intellechxa MuUer-Schwarze of Utah State • For standard and automatic trans toe workshop five years ago re and Creative Development”; who will help her husband. Dr. missions. "Mccol and Rellgtous Develop • Protects new seals - renews old tarded adults received only day Dietland MuUer-Schwarze, study care, with some training in ment”;. “Prsachool and Grade the behavior of penguins toward — ------1 ones. crafts and domestic tasks. Be- School Adjustment”; and "The the leopard seeds and gull-lUce • Lubricates - works quickly, safely. Itovlng in toe unfulfilled poten Ebgtit Y ear Old: P ast and F u akuwa birds that devour their Preslone tu re.” eggs and chicks. tial of these people, the Man- ebester AsstxHation for the Help Besides Ms work at toe uni A New Zealand couple also OilM iser versity, Dr. Payne Is a oomul- will Join the project, known as of Retarded Children €tnd Mr. Our Rug. Norman Fendell, now director tont with Ehifield EhibUc Schools the U.S. Antarctic Research 79c far children who are having dif- Program, operated by the Na of toe worluhop and supervisor 54* of qiecial education teacheia fictdlieB In elementary school. tional Sdenoe Foundation and Capitol Stereo Records PROCTOR-BILEX PROCTOR ■ BILEX • Increases oil pressure - restores lost tor Manchester, planned. tor Blariy in 1967 he was instrumen supported by the U.S. Navy’s power. tal in coordinating a parents Operation Deep Freeze. y»or8 for a eheltered worluhop • Ends piston “Slap” reduces wear. where retarded adults would program on “Understanding the The women, interviewed ait Drink Mixer 2 Slice Auto. Toaster • Makes worn engines run quieter. Adolesoent” in Rockville. He Skyiand while here for a week All Glen Campbell experience the dignity of 4z\ti^ SAVE real work and being paid for also oonduoted a course on of briaflngB, emphasize th at they Fkunily Retations” In Februsry 40% OFF Our Reg. Preslone It, as most adults are. Mto. are going as scientists, not as Low Price 1967 at South United Methodist o i . f j w C A live Featuring Live Our Reg. SuUlvan has been supervisor of 3 females, to the last geographi 9.69 Carburetor Cleaner Church. Price I toe workshop since its Incep- cal frcntler that has persisted 2 Record Set From His (Concert] 5.99 7.59 Our Reg. 7 9 -t Churches {qxtnsorlng toe Aosr as a male stronghoid. Tet they demy are North and South Unlt- 1.09 Asked what Job she held be are excited at the prospect of D498 2 Racord Sat 'Mitces, blends drinks. batters, sauces or Soups. • Get perfect toast from any kind of bread . fore this one she says, "I was sd Methodist Churches, Eman breaking the Antarctic ioe for •Easy to clean. #84003 .. even frozen. • Frees sticky valves - improves com uel Lutheran Church and Center fellow women scientists. • Big 36 oz. container, cap & lid. • Reheats cold toast without burning, bustion. a parent"—a Job that demands * 12 per store - no rain checks. • Removes carbon, gum, varnish. niony of the qtuOlties she needs and Second Oongregatlanal They wlU not, however, be the 77 49 • Select-ronic color control. , Cfawches. • Avocado color - #21125 • Increases power - steps up accel In her present work. As Mrs. first women to visit Antarctica. eration. ^ Sealers' and whalers’ wives have Sullivan talked In her office with preceded them. So have some a visitor, her kids came In and out through the open door with Welcome Oub Ruaslan women scientists, wo Now In Slock something to tell or show her, the community. The accuracy and reUablltty men members of the Finn Ronne The Beatlea’ Abbey Road exploraUan party even two Pan each one sure of her Interest Two people are being trained these workers is what makes Plans Dinner Signing the Teachers^ Contract American Alrwaiys stewardesses See Our Low Low Prices! and attention. Mrs. Sullivan ex- under DVR now. Most of the them valuable to their employ- plains that In relating to retard- workers are not, of course, able They can do repetitious Manchester - Bolton Welcome accompanying a planeload of Wagon Club wlU have a lasagna Smiles were the order of the day for representa ed adults an affectionate, re- to withstand the pressures of 'vork which normal workers MEA, as Atty. John S. G. Rottner, president of Navy seabees to the Pole sta dinner and travel program at tives of the Manchester Education Association, tion. ^ctful approach is particular- regtUar Jobe, but they can func- boring, and when a spe- the Iwarri, looks on. Standing are Mrs. Bernice Ma Sony AM/FM its regular meeting Oct. 14 at school administration, and Board of Education yes her, chairman of the MEA negotiations committee, There have been women tour- ly Important. Encouragement, tlon In the special atmosphere ® 7 p.m. in Iona Hall. The event praise and patience are the of toe workshop. FY toey respond with the extra terday afternoon, when signatures were afhxed to and George Bradlau, assistant superintendent pf Ms, paying as much as $0,000 Is open to husbands and new the teachers’ contract for the current school year. In fa re to voyage to McMurdo o t fhe workshop must comers. Reservations may be schools. (Herald photP by Binto) . ' aboard a cruise i^lp, the Magga shop staff help their cUents be- be at least 16 years old old FV>r the third year, each work About to sign is Robert Von Deck, president of the m Portable Radio er attends an adult education made with Mrs. Ralph M. Dan. "And th at ali-miale sanc class tour afternoons a week. ^ 26 Anmtt Rd.. tum will never bo the same raccM of this training is Im- .curlty, but there is no npp«r with a teacher paid by toe chairman of the dinner, on or again,’’ The National Oeograr pressive. before Monday. Field Trip Reversed Board of EMucatkm. Public Records PHOJICTOR LAMPS phlc commented. Manchester residenU. Mrs. Alden T. Grant of AU Typos Alwayn hi Mooli "It’s about time they let me « « wrkahop, rriilch outgrew Transportation from their Mrs. Sullivan and her hus- Globe Travel Agency cmd Trade N am e ' ’'" go to do my own work,’’ Dr. iw first quarters at the Kmce homes is provided by the band, who Is a supervisor with George Brier© of United Air Businessmen To Get Look Roy B Lloyd IH' and Law WILDON DRUG C a 3 Jones said. "For three years Heavy Duly Metal Center ot Olcott St. two years MAHRC. The workers keep the New England Insurance Lines wlU present a travelogue rence C. Zelgter, doing business 7t$ Mhhl M. I have begged and borrowed Seal Safe Pool Covers Travel W and Is now housed In the regular hours from eight to Rating Association, live at 7S on Hawaii after the dinner. as Autoeifticlly I, at 76 B. Can AtWhat Schools Offer ter At. poor aemplea.’’ Now I have a 39.70 basement of the Board of BDdu- three, with two weeks’ summer Horton Rd. They are members Besides lasagna, the menus In- chance to do much better re Our Reg. Môn building on School St. vacation. The workshop subccn- of MAHCR; their son, in the elude tossed salad, garlic bread, ^ ' Marriage Ucenee search on much better sam- Appliance Rollers 34.96 Alarm Clock S^ce .limits the number of tracts Jobs from concerns like seventh grade at Bennet Jun dessert and coffee7 Each per- '"** Manchester Chamber of techniques ussd to Instruct stu- Louis Anthony Miller Jr.. 21 15*. Round CUents; the workshop la near- Iona Manufacturing, Manches- ior High, Is retarded. Mrs. son attending is reminded to Buslness-Bducatton (jgnui btulnesa and VocaUanal Whitney Rd., and Linda Marie plea.” She was told previously • AC for drift free HM sound. 2 9 .8 8 T^...Day will„.«i beu . a------reveraal- of th e ______Berzenskl. 8H Blsaell St. she could not go because of the Our Rag. Ing capacity and wlU face the ter Memorial Hospital, luid Sullivan first became Involved bring his own sUverware. • Slide rule dial. In group work with retarded Hoets and hostesses wUl be usual format this year when ^ •poratlOT. ,. - BuUdliig Perintta "lack of aocommodaitions.’’ Now Our Rag. Our Our Reg. Low Price need to expand In the nejrt few Carey Co. In New Britain. A business and induatrlal man Coa gtKmME wRh ths program HIGHLAND PARK •Lasygrip handle. 39.95 4.97 years. There Is an overwhelm- separate time study Is done In people when she and Mr. Sul- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rice, Mr. Arthur ChartoboU, fence at that problem apparently has Low Price Lowett visit Manchester schools to P***>“® •*•4 parochial been solved. •.Solid Slate design. 18* Round 3 4 .8 8 Ing need tor the workshop’s hour and the workshop de- llvan were active in a Cub and Mrs. Alexander D. Twom- 186 Vernon 81., $166. 2.99 Price 1 3.49 Scout den for retarded boys of bly IH and Mr. and Mrs. Ar- Issrn more about too M ApittL *^^*oola, Howell Clisnsy Techni- Sena Brae, (or Connecticut MARKET C She and her team m ates will sarvlcea, and no one who can cldei how much the sheltered and their specific tnUnlhg In School, and Manohsster 1.88 Our Reg. Simulated leather case with brass finished frame whlch Paul was a member, thur R. Pendleton. Mrs. Fred Bank and Trust Co., alterations pick up their heavy trousers and be helped is turned away. Near- worker can do in the same •40 heavy duty no-mar wheels. 59.96 •30 hour movement - luminous dial. The sulllvans’ daughter Sharon, Garflnkel U In charge of dec- areas of future aqiploymenL Community OoUega. , to commercial building at 629 Advertieeewil of boots In Christchurch, New Zea •Molds up to 3,000 lbs. installs easily. 24' Round • Available in black or tan. ly 46 per cent of the workshop’s Mnie- Careful records are kept The Chamber h u yet to name Keith end Dr. Manganelll will Main St., $Mo! c 4 9 .8 8 is a Junior at Manchester High orations. OeSeber 3, Leheler was M- land. They will fly by helicop •No rain checks. budget comes from the United °f worker’s output, (or School. ______a date for Uie carvent. be supported In thslr planning ______ter from McMurdo to Taylor and Fund. The Office for Mental Re- which he Is paid piece rates, Asked If she has experienced la the past, students have by representaUves from ths earroctly sdvsrttosd at 91JS then to Wright Valley where Table Tennis Sets tardation, a branch of Health, Everyone looks forward to FW- moments of discouragement tn been invited to participate in BusIness-BducaUon Department In Stockholm, Sweden, there lb. Tito nofTsel pries they will camp in tents and Bducatlon and Welfare, pro- — P“Y day. On a recent af- her Job. Mrs. SuUlvan replies JoblesB Oaims field trips to manufacturing ol the Chamber of Commeroe of are now about 196 ram per each absaid have hike Into the field for projects r vldea a grant per cUent. and temoon the work being done centers and places of business, the United States. 1,060 Inhabitants. with surprise that she has taking as many as five days 2 Selections To Choose toe -Division o t VocatlOTal Re- ®f varying degrees ot In- never been discouraged. Her Change Little It to expected tost naxt year th e ______away from the base comp. hablUtatlon pays toe workahi^ trlcacy. One worker threaded cUents have never ceased to program will revert to this ar T Their food will have been Complete with puddleH, net und balls. to train people until toey are small screws onto bolts. An amaze her; she Is more proud Compensation claims filed rangement. v placed beforehand In oochea at other placed an instruction of them every day. She de- last week in the Manchester Jeffrey Keith of Keith Real r the research sites, and they pamphletj In a -plastic bag - and scribes the reception toe work- office . of . the State , Labor De Estate has been named chair will keep in touch with McMur folded the bag over, ready tor have given a new member P^^ment were almoet an exact man of the event, which to apon-> do by ham radio. A heUcoptor \ Homemade the Insertion at the factory of who will Join the workshop of the total for the sored by the Chamber’s Bduca- will be avallablo on a twlceî- an electric knife. Another as soon: He is not only retarded week *---- - before, according------*“to ‘a “re Uon oommIUee headed by Mrs. week basis. sembled the comprilcated parts but blind; They make him wel port Issued today. Edward Kaminsky. He will be Chief cook and bottle wash of a pushbutton panel (or an come wKh open Jieorts. Mrs The figures were 899 (or the assisted by Dr. Fred D. Man- electric blender. A fourth posi Used Cars er will be TerMee Tlckhlll, an SuUivon’a cUents, like hî-hdil, week ending Sept. 27, compared ganelll, director of Howell Che Ohio State J u i^ r majoring In RAVIOLI tioned electric wires on a cir know how to accept''an individ to only two more, or 661, (or the ney Technicoi School. biology and chemistry. Others cuit board with unbîevable ac ual (or what Is good ui him. week ending Sept. 36. The purpose of the BusIneM- will rotate as her osslstaats H. PASQUALINI curacy. Bales of cloth were be- Manchester can be proud of its Statewide claims decltnsd by Blducatlon Day to to acquaint that have to be seen "because it would be fierce to Polaroid Ing unloaded to be cut and fold- Sheltered “ Workshop and the 287, to a 22,861 total. The figure representaUves from the biMl- SM Avsry St, Wapplng cook for the straight three ed Into pieces. AU machinery sheltered workers. Think about was 19,666 tor the correspond- ness and Industrial community months.” Anscomatic us^ at the workshop is the help your doUars make pos- Ing year. with the most up-to-date eduea- fo be really appreciafedl Thetr master project is on the Atlas Warner S|i|ler8 Film Sale! thoroughly guarded — safety la sible. Please give more to the Bridgeport, with $,436 claims, Uonal methods and techniques chemical weathering of the of first Importarice. UnHed Fund tots year. was the state leader last week. being uUltoed in town centers of learning. parUculariy thoee rocks in the "dry" valleys, ______It was foUowed by Hartford All of our utad cart got Moriarty Brothart eompUta tafafy chack which Dr. Jones explains "have 500W Slide Projector Aetion Movie Editor #108 Color Pack 3.62 with 8,661, New Haven with 3,- water everywhere — you can Two Place 989, Woterbury with 2,616, and from front to roar for your protactioni hear It underfoot.” New Britain with 1,642. College, Carcêr * Using a rubidium-strontium Wood (>iin Rack Our Reg. Our Rag. #107 B & W Pack 1.92 Manchester retained Ite Itto method, they will attempt to Low Price Low Price position among the state’s 19 Discussion Panel date the age of the rooks, all 42.99 19.99 offices. of which Dr. Jones suspects ore 34.87 #20 Swinger 1.44 To Meet Sunday 1968 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 4-DOOR SEDAN " In the range of 480 million yean old, on previous work I 2.79 • Accepts 100 slide Koto Trays. • Large 22 sq. inch viewing screen. #47 B & W Roll 1.92 Town Resident A College and Caraer Discus Richly finished In Royal Burgimdy deep luster anamel, wHh all biack vtiiyt roof, have done.” »Coated f/.3.5 focusing lens, blower cooled. •400 ft. reel capacity. sion Group for all young people contrasted with a beauUfutly appointed black leather mterior Inctudes: Power dtffsr- The overall summer project Stuidy cherry wood rack with brass hard > Includes 36 slide Easy Edit Tray. • Focusing and notching controls. between the ages of 18 and 38 enUal, 4-way power seat. Ult steering wheel, automatic trunk relwoe, speed control, only 4 per customer j Sees Moon Rock In which some 80 scientists and ware and screws. Ask to sec other gun racks will have Its first msetlng Sun AIR CONDITIONING, AM radio with rear epeaker^ power antennae, tinted glaae com- technlolans will participate is we stock sonic with locking device.s. Mrs. Earl A. Smith of 667 day from t;U to 16;U a m. at pleU, door edge guanto, pewrer door tocks. ThU to a low mileage luxury outomobUe, an attempt to prove that Anl- Woodbrtdge Bt. bscame one of (he LaStrada Restaurant, 696 eold and aervlcad by ua_ Standard equipment featuree biclude low fuel warnhw lamp, artica was once Joined to a door ajar warning lamp, romote control outside mirror, folding center arm im t front Gun (.ascs the first local residents to sat s Main St. The eight-week pro- and rear, courtesy lights, fully padded trunk compartment, center openii^ rear doom, supercositlnent known as Oond- ptece of the moon last Friday gram to sponsored by Trinity wanaland. Nationally Famous fresh flow yenUlsUng system, etc A claselc beauty that muat be driven to be appreoi-' when she vtolted the Moon Rock Covenant Church. ated. , / Australla-bom Kay L. Lind H#500 Universal Model heavy gauge vinyl. •79 Million Miler Exhibit a t Lawrence HsU of WlHtom Auat of CromweU say, a third member of the Ohio 4.12 Koplin Model treated Science In Berkeley, CsU . . sdmintotrstor of toe CromweU State team, said her husbiuid, flannel lining. 2.79 Mrs. Smith has boon vtotUag Children’s Homs. will toad John, was In the party In 1867 Challengjpr Series hsr daughter and son-in-law in Sunday's dtocusston. which will that found the fossUlzeJ Jaw Richmond. Osllf. tor two wseks be based on questions ssksd by bone of a fresh water animal in 1967 OLDSMOBILE 98 LUXURY 4-DOOR HARDTOP while tM 7-dsy exhibit, open to the young proptoM the m e^ Antarctica. Because the amphi MolJvd ot Royalilc * I'ntroyal. ■ toe pubUc, was taking pace Ing. Thera will be a email 'This excepUcnal Okto to the perfect luxury car tor the late modal tsMd.r«sr buyer. bian, a labrinthodont, did not I ihcryUvN rvinforvvd. Her eon-tn-lsw to a nuclear Finished In pewter metallic, contrasted srKh a richly decorated and appointed block swim in oaR water, the fooall charge for the coffee and dough- (Viliplele 5 Ft. Pool Table physictot at the Lawrence Rad nuto served. cloth and vtnyl mterior, thla "lop of ths line" Olds to equipped with the Mlowtiw extra provided evidence that Antaro- mm UP Musats asd mni on mam iation Laboratory. cost ofSions: Btack cordovan top, 6-way power east, powsr rids wtndoers, AM radio, tlca once was pert of a land Aust. a graduate of Barring power antenna, automaUc trunk release. 4 new srhltewoll tires, Untod glass eompiste. ‘nte two sad a half ouaos ton College, received hto i4>art. The fossils also havs moon rock which Mrs. Smith For axtra added luxury, this fine car is equip|ied srith rear window dsfegger which 3 WHU YOU WOK Oi KAY master'a degree from tbs Uni you'U appreciate this winter. AIR ’CONDrnONING with 4 season cUmats control. TMa liahrwcighi aluminum frwiK. hitlUcn rverwd l.xk.» Slim lon saw, snclossd in s gU ss ahow- A t HOM A7 versity of OonnecUcut School of oar was recenUy traded m (or s new Lincoln Oontlnental, and without s lour oxietiot toom> inlcnot. Multkil comfoil grip handk'. eass, to cotnpossd Isrgsiy of doubt tor our "Gold Croat Warranty.” It to also oompetlUvely priced Ladies* Blue ot Avox'.4o lor |jd.‘v OlaruMt for men. compounda of slUcoa, aluminum, Social Work. He has also studied S t the University of North MANCHESTER Iran andsad a tew otbsr slsmanto.slsmsnte. T, . With two cues, Ihs main goal in ths hmar tJotreratty. a (tall sel of balls PANASONIC' Portable TV PET CENTER 21 in. Overnighter 17.89 chsmlstry rosssreh at Bsfkslsy and Iriangir. 38 995 Main St. M|. in. of viewing area to to saarch for carhon eom- An crdlnsry bUckbosrd eras 1967 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR 880 4-DOOR SEDAN Ladies' Ouf R«f. sa* Men’s Our R«g. Set* poonds in tbs matertol and then er cffecUvcly removes fog from BIsiMsiMeter 648-4273 rtudy them tor Ihsir cbsmlcal the Inside of automobtle wt»- Introductory Hare to ths perfect second oar tor the family. HeeenUy traded In on a now Mon Cosmetic Case 33.M 1 7 .8 9 21” Companion srehitseturs. dowB and wlndahtolds. 1s Now Open Dvery 22.99 I 8 . 8 9 Priced tego. This economy special u equipped with a 333 cubic Inch. 146 hocsspesrer, 6 M m ten 7:SS (f) Oet Smart HcHue’a Navy (6-IS) Jimmy Daraate Pres- and DODGES through space, the slower he they just prefer to like each oth ber Mama" went off the air. out of wedlock. The agencies do not press the (IS) Newi enta the lenaoa Slaters (C) seems to travel In the tro9.tic- er secretly. Loneliest: The tree that grew S:SS (IT (IS) -Bawhlde (U ) News “ It was such a good show," “ Only recently has the trend mothers to either give up or S:U (M) Hichwar Patrol U;SS (S«-2ZSSAS) Newa — Weather If you’re not in the market ghitted cities of earth. A cab to History lesson: Can jrou name In Brooidyn wasn’t as lonely as S:SS (3) Newa with Walter Cron- aad Sports she reminisces wistfully; touch become apparent In the dlrect'on keep their babies. “ We take no (C) day can’t cross mtfd-Manhattan the U A president who paid a one found In the Sahara oasis of klte (C) Hovie ing her mementos—a plain gold of mothers keep'ng their illegi- stand,” says Mrs. Katheryn (S) Newa with Frank Bey- (2S> BlMord CLOSE-OUT SALE! any faster than a horse and bug Tenere with roots extending loO wedding band and a small red for a Volkswagen Nellson of the Florence Critten suhstitute to serve for him dur nolda (C) 11:SS (S) Fcl&]X Spoctacalar tlnvato chUdren," said Mrs. (IS) Dick Van Dyke - ribbon pinned near her heart—a den home here. "It is the right g y could in 1900. JuUus Oaesar ing the Clvti War? He was Grov feet down Info the sands. It was (2S-3Z38) Toalzht Show Joha- Mazy Yurdln, director of tcch- tried to solve the traffic janzs in 1,000 miles away from Us near (St-M) Bantley - Brinkley Be- ny Caraoa (C) decoration from the Norwegian and obligation of each girt to er Cleveland. A young lawyer at pert (C) (8-M) Joey Bishop Show (C) come to Volkswagen. nical information at the Con- est neighbor tree. 1968 CHRYSLER consider her own resources and Rome more than 2,000 years ago the time with two brothers al 6;IS (2S) J-ocal News 1:8S (8) News — Momenta of Com king. She received it In 1961 for We're Proud Of sulation Center for the Nation 7;SS (S) Death Valley Days (C) fort aad Gaidepoita You may find exactly whal you want. NcMrport 4-Dr. Hardtxyp. Vinyl roof, RftH Bcmtinlze her sKuation.” hy banning chariots during day ready In the service, CSeveland It was Geoige Bernard Shaw (IS) Bantley - BrinUev Re- helping establish a rapport be al Council on Illegitim acy In (88) Premier Theatre People trade in all makes on new VWs. But before we trana., power ateering. "We try to help her consider light hours. It didn’t work. hired tbe substitute so that he who observed, “ Marriage is PJri_ (C) (IS) News Headllaes — D8AF tween Norwegians and other Now York City. (8) Truth or Conaeqnencea (C) Bellztoua FDm aad Slyn Off peoples. sell you one, we Inspect It. both the problems and pos Low-back pain, which can could remain home and support popular because It combines the SEE SATURDAY'S TV WEEK FOB COMPLX7TE LISTINOS If it passes, we fix what needed fixing. And guarantee " I t Is so oom m ^ for divorced sibilities of the future rile to have too or more causes, is a his widowed mother. maximum of temptation with " I t was episodic, like a short 1967 CHEVROLET parents to bo ra'slng a family riuonlc complaint of the mid- the maximum of opportuitity.’’ story. The show’s producers 100% the free repair or replacement of every ma{or work choosing," Mrs. NeMson said. Popular and potent: Aspirin is Our Salesmen Impaia (Uuper Sport 2-Dr. Hardtop. ainglohandedly, that it does not didn’t tWnk much of us, but the ing part* for 30 days or 1000 miles. Whichever comes first. She points critically to the ry three unwed and this might be one of the Frank S. Sheed Lee, the Oonfederate military accident you are likeliest to fig 6:35 Afternoon Edition actors to get typed In one role." nounced Wednesday. WINF—m # 7:00 Accent 69 have to be ready to buy. They'll be here when mothers kept her baby. This to reatona why a daughter chooses leader, deteerted the institution 6:00 News Married for 23 years to busi was founded in 1933. It was a ure In. Drivers under 25 are In The grant was made by the 8:00 Pop Concert a . $1195 a sigrUfloent increase over 1961 to keep her baby/’ Mrs. Neilson of slavery; Gen. UB. Grant, the ^:10 Uncle Jay 10:15 Joe Garaglola nessman William H. Walling, you're ready. period of Catholic intellectual volved most frei}uently In acci National Air Pollution Control 6:00 News 10:20 Emphasis 1968 PONTIAC 1966 CHEVROLET figures. added. victorious Northern command dents caused by speeding, driv- 6:10 W aller Cronklfe 10:25 N i^ tb e a t (her first husband, poet J<*n V. revival, and the firm published Administration, a part of the 1966 FORD 2-Dr. Spt. Cpe. Impala 2-Dr. Hardtop. "She needs to belong and be er , had owned a slave before the Iqg on the wrong side o f the 6:26 H arry Raaaoner 10:30 Analogue A. Weaver, died in 1938) Miss The biggest rate of Increase and continues to publish many Department of Health, Education 6:30 Sports. News 11:00 News, W eather Muacang 2-door T e m p e d radio. $1795 Fully powerMl. loved by somebody and her w ar but set him tree. 7:00 iTie W orld Tonight Wood wears the wedding band in bachelor motherhood was prominent Catholic authors. road, and using faulty equip- «md Welfare. 11:20 Sports Final Hd. Top baby fills that need when her 7:16 Busineat News 11:30 Other Side ot the Day ot another man—Lars Haitoen, 81895 found among whHo mlddle-clasa Sheed commutes several Listed Are Some Of Their Wares girls. family tails." FITZGERALD Papa In the "M am a’’ serial. 1967 MERCURY 1965 CHRYSLER 3 times a year between the two ■ FORD INC. Leslie says she was brought "It’s partly sentiment and 1964 CHEVROLET Newport 4-Dr. Sedan. RSH. auto, trana., Conoemod staff from varioiMi publishing houses and lectures (fougar 2-Dr. up In an emotionally chilly partly practicality since I lost power oteerihg. agenctes are anxiously wonder extensively In both cotmtries. MttUbu Sedan $ 1 9 9 5 Hd. Top $»95 home by a riepfather end her m y real one,” she says of the ing why the uptrend Is taking He has translated some dozen real mother. wide gold band, inscribed In the 1966 Chevrolet S168S 1966 Pontiac DISAS Ptece. Are theme women pro- books, compiled many others Im pala Ccmvertlble. V-8, au 1966 Chevdle D174S " I am very Insecure about - Norwegian tradition, ‘Din Lars, GTO Sport OoupeT V s T T Mtdlbu Sport Cot^w. v-8, 1968 PORSCHE •lucts of divorced homes? Are and has also written several, tomatic, power storing ra au- 1969 VW marriage," says Leslie. "I speed, power steering, vinyl tomatlc, radio, wWtewalla. 912 Cpe. * STILL AVAILABLE they Immature emotionally so among them, "A Map of Life,’’ dio, wdiltowal] tires. roof radio special wheeto. never saw a model marriage PRICES REDUCED Sunroof Sedan SAVE Radio. O that keeping their babies mean "Communism and Man,” ‘"Ito 1M7 V eka M 1 4 M with my own parents eumI I have 1968 MustaiiR S 8 3 8 5 1966 Chevrolet D 168S SUPER B 5 PA0KS-($) they anally belong somewhere? Know Jesus Christ" and his M i m Oowpo. 4 opaed, ra- seen few. If any, happy mar Sport Coupe. V-8, auttmiatlc, Impala Sport Coupe. V-8, 4- It la laitoo possible that the latest, "Is It The Same dto, riages. WANTED power steering, radio, tight speed trans., power ateering, 1968 VW 1965 FORD now generation is extending Ms Church." Sheed has been a blue. radio. ' Uve-for-today philosphy into “Someday I might get mar Clean, Late Model 1965 Chevrolet D 1S4S Squarebaok Sedan M O A C Muatsmg 2-Dr. 1470 CIMYStHtS Am DODOB speaker for the Catholic Evi ipaia Super Spert Sport motherhood. Or perhaps these ried -since the baby was bom LO 1966 Oadillec S2 8 D 5 1968 Chevrile M 2 4 W S Hd. Top $1195 dence Guild for more than W SAVE HUNDREDS m Calais 4-Door Sedan. Full Malibu Sport Coupe. v T Coupe. V-8, autrmpMc. newer young women are taking a stand I have had ' two rincere pro USED CARS AVAItAMI POR IMMniATl DfUVMY years. automatic, power ateering, atecolng, radio. posals," Leslie added. "But I TO power comfortron air condi 1967 PONTIAC on our society's confused moral He Isd escribed as a man Top Prices Paid tioning. vinyl roof, radio. 1965 PONTIAC standards. still have a Jot of growing up 1969 Chevrolet D tlD S who spans two generations but For All Makes! Nova Coupe. 4-cyTr Auto Tempeat Sta. LeMona 2-Dr. f l M K Four yean ago, Leslie made to do in my attitude about mar 1965 Chevrolet S137S 1969 Chevn^t M2945 Wagon with a mind always open to the Impala Sport Coupe. V-8, matic, nutio, remtdnder of $1195 Hd. Top eiaaa a series of difficult decisions riage.’’ BaapsUa Bpott Sedan. V-8, new, while retaining a profound CARTER CHEVROLET automatic, radio, p o w e r warranty available. Leslie Is not sure how she is NEW AND USED powargUde, power atotrlng, after she found herself preg understanding of the past. In steering, vinyl In'e^r, re 1966 VW 1966 VW going to explain her circum CO., INC. radio, vinyl Interior. 1968 Chevrolet DRODS CHORCHES nant. She decided not to m ar 1968 he was awarded a Doc mainder ot warranty avail. Camaro Coupe. 6-cylm(ler, ry the father of the oMId. She stances to an older Sheila. "A 1229 Main St. Deluxe Sedan Deluxe Station Wa- torate In Sacred Theology, Ho 1969 FORD Pick-up 1967 THUNDERBIRD 1965 Chevrolet S 1 3 7 S std. trans., radio, whitewalls, rejected an abortion. Her blg- 'ot depends on her and whether F 100, yeUow, Styleiide, 360 V-8, Cuitom calrgsugei, 1967 BUICK $1195 on. Radio. $I4K noris Causa, In Rome. 2 door Hafo top, Landau, gold, black vinyl roof, auto., Phone 649-5288 Im pala Sport Sedan. 8-cyl., 1968 Vofcs D174S bucket seats. OF MANCHESTER geri and moot diffloult decision she trusts me enough by then," tool itonge box, Apto., power iteeting, vacuum booiter Sgecisd deluxe stajUrm wagon, V-8, auto., power automatic, power steering, V-8 engine, buêt aeati, power rteering, power brake!, M m Ooiqia. 4 speed, radio. 1965 Chevrolet D l l M was to keep the baby rather Leslie says. biakei, air conditioalag, tinted glut, radio, miny mom ateering, radio, needs a little body work, nms radio, vinyl Interior. ■e Oakland Street, *TiniiWaf ill ITU than give her up for adoption. extru. No.T-7 radio, white ride wall tirer, power window!. Plu! more. nlody. Bel A ir 4-Door Sedan. 6-cyl., " I am trying to be honeet and automatic, radio, whltewaJla. "It is much easier to walk 1967 Pontiac S207S CBBV8U0R — nOOOB open with her now end 1 think Manchesf r 1 LeMans Sport Coupe. V-8, MINT CONDITION..„ 1966 Chevelle 1967 dievelle S189S away without a cM M ," aaya she will respeot me tor beh^ *2595 Stock No. lA. *1095 3-speed floor etaift, vinyl roof, TED TRUDON, Inc. M Opati Bvea S x e a p t' , LeaHe. WoUpaper & Paint Co. U il price: S40S7.64 N O W * 3 3 9 5 Malibu 6-Pass. Station Wag MaUbu Sport Coupe. tEÎln- truthful with tke outside world. RANGE power rteering, rtuho, buck on. V-8, autosnatlc, p o w e r der, automatic, radio, green TOLLAND TPKE.—TALCOTTVILLE "N ow I donft broadcast ilw "I don’t feel guilty," Leslie hie. e t seats. HAS MOVED TO \ \ii rteering, radio. color. fket that I have a baby and no added, "so I don’t think ttiore CO 1968 TORINO 1189 TOtXAND TPKE. FUEL OIL huaband. I f people ask m e dl- Is going to be a really big prob FORD, 2 door Hard top, aqua, auto, trans., V-8 engine. 1965 FORD Pick-up M ANCHESTER—Sld-OliS 1969 PLATFORM Stake Red. euto. tiins, 6 cyL engine, 8 foot box. WestCoast reetty whether I am manrlad lem ." g a s o l in e FORD, F 350, white, 360 V-8, H D Wnyl trim, ftiU form Limited Slip Diff., Viri group, Convern group, white ride mitTott, radio. "A Good Ptoco to Ruy a C or" cuihioni, gauges, 4 ipeed. v»c. brakei, 55 liter., 70 unp Will- tires, power tteering, power brakes, radio, deluxe leat Ibatt, 750 X 16 8 pt tirei, plus more. No. T-59 belts. Remainder o f new car (% A m lu it price: $3570 NOW *3045 warranty. * 2 3 9 5 BANTLY Oil CHEVROLET *1145 ' OMI’ \M , IN, . : 'I \IN < I Ki:|. I 1969 CAMPER Cover 1968 GALAXIE 500 I l.l . il III. I"I'J.', C O ., IN C. j for 8 foot box. Model TC8-40. Plex-s-gUii, equipped 4 door tedan, aqua, white top, euto., V-8 engine, radio, 1965 GALAXIE 500 I(nrk\tlli‘ ''T'l.'Il'Tl CARTER Converty g M , mito, tnuu., V-8 engine, power tteering. 1229 Main St. — Opon Evonlngs HB 9 — Thun. riN 5 ~ MondiMlor C I with lU options on New Fljrer, Attragil initall wire end elec, dock, Umi dip diff., white ride wall tires, power radio, white ride wtU tiret. wheel coven. Mack top. I mounting kit No. C-4 steering and brakes, tear window defC., tint windahidd, 70's Are Rolling body side mouldings, teaminder « j u JB A m ' Lbt price: $645. NOW 595 o f new car warranty.' A 4 9 5 So if you haven f seen fhem, *1195 Ford T-Bird 1969 ECONOLINE 1966 M USTA^ by all means step down and have a look! J FORD VAN, green, 302 V-8 engine, rev door glau fixed, 1965 CONVERT. XL 2 door Hard top. Hue, white vinyl top, std. trans, V-8 FREE & EASY WAY TO I put. teat 800 x 16 10 pr tiret, Wettem minort, high ou t FORD, green, bucket seata, console, auto, trans., radio, LO engine, adfe tvheel covets, radio, with reverb. T I put heater, H. D. tpringi. No. T-109 |>ower steering, white ride wall tires, wheel covets. Shatpl I LUt price: $3464.67 NOW, *3017 *1645 SHOP FOR A CAR... YEAR-END 1969 NEW CAR 1969 LTD Wagon 19(57 SQUIRE Wagon J SQUIRE, white, 3-wiy ui] gate, power tail gate, wheel 1965 CHEVROLET Know which dealers Dozens of dealers register used FORD, black, 6 pass., luto. trans., 390 V-8 eîne, lug! BISCAYNE, 2 door tedan, black, auto, trana, 6 cyL I covert, ttd. trant, V-8 engine, power tteering, AM redio, rack, radio, power steering, power brakes, white ride wall have the car you want. CLOSE-OUT SALE engine, radio, white ride wail.tirea cars with AUTO-MATE. 16 patt. No. 299 tires. When you fill out and mail the postage-free coupon, Auto-Mate |Utlpilca: $3913.83 NOW *3215 ^ 0 9 5 * 595 will send you — by return mail — FREE — a detailed descrip tion of each auto that “ mates” your wishes . .. and where it is. All Prices Reduced , 1969 CUSTOM 500 1968 MERCURY I 2 door tedan, blue, tuto. trim , V-8 engine, white dde- 1965 FURY Ilf You’ll know where to go for just what you want. I wall tiret, power tteering, radio, wheel coven. PLYMOUTH, 4 door aedan, green, auto, tram, radio, iN o. 272 ON power steering, vinyl trim, V-8 engine, white tide wall p l e a s e PRINT PLAINLY titea CHECK AGE GROUP Your name. HOKNKT SST 2 I)IX)H SEDAN lUtt price: $3352. NOW □ 16-18 □ 3S-39 *2785 Stock N b. 13A. *2095 *1095 Stroot addrtss. □ 19-22 □ 40-49 50^59 — SUPER SHARP USED CARS— 1969 FORD LTD City, state, zip. , T#l. no.. 6 a PLUS 45 NEW CARS ____12 '•“ O' •««• ‘ op. yellow, luto.. V-8 engine, vinyl trim, 7^67 LEMANS Convdii 1964 GALAXIE 500 PONTIAC, yellow, white top, auto, tiana, V-8 engine, Check (or circle) every specificetton important to you. Do not chock C LIP O UT bUck Wnyl roof, body ride moulding. PS, power dire ’ FORD. 4 door Hard top, green, auto, trana, V-8 engine, boxes not eôluteiy required. Fewer checks, wider choice of cers. power steering, radio, bucket seats, white ride wall litea brake!, radio, tinted glau, wheel coven. radio, power steering, new white tide wall tiret, wheel I/) [7} ALL COUNTIES Check county you live In. You will Q] HARTFORD < No. 293. _ _ ooveta NEW LONDON QQ WINDHAM [S MIDDLESEX receive list of cars in that county ' [|} NEW HAVEN FAfRFIELO OB LITCHFIELD (B TOLUND 30 USED CARS O Prio»= >3885. NOW * 3 2 0 4 *1895 plus in any other county you check. 1967 Pint 850 Cfmpa. 4 speed, bucket 1965 Ranriiler American 2-Do(N’ Se *7 9 5 seats, radio, econumicai nnd sporty. dan. Our original sale and a spotless HAKE (fW In)______MODEL ( f « in ). TEAR (fin in). Bad with black int«rior. car. 6 cyl., standard shift, g O A C 1969 FAIRLANE OPTIONS TRANSMISSION 34 BOOT STYU 2S (D 9-psg. station wagon radio. R ^/red interior. W O | f67 GALAXIE 500 Q] Radio If [D Automatic d ) 2-6oor soden Q] Convertible 2 door Hard top. blue, white top. Sport! appearance group p 1963 FORD Convert. [7] Air conditioning 20 [£ 3-speed column . d ) 4-door sedan [£ Limousine ■ORD, 4 door Hard top, light blue, power sleeting, power 351 cu. In. engine, euta, VW group, elec, dock, power GALAXIE 500, •white, auto, trami V-8 engine, power Qj Vinyl roof 21 Q] 4-speed column 2-door hardtop lE Jffp, tuto. trana, radio, white tide wall tires, factory 1966 Ptymottth Belvedere I 4-Door 1966 Ford Country Sedan Stat— •*oodnL radio, many man exttaa. No. 386 steering, radio, white tide wall titea wheel coven Q] Leather interior 22 ' QO 3-speed floor Q} 4-doof hardtop []] l4otorcycte air cooditioiiing. Q} Bucket seats 23 'OB 4-speed floor ParNal Lisfing Sedan. 6 cyl., automatic trans., radio. Wagon. 289 V-8, cruiseamatic trans.l 1 d } 6-psg. station wagon [£ Coupe Very solid and economical with room lUat price: $3221 NOW [I] 6 cylinder [D V8 standard AM PS., 4 new WWs, radio. g l A A c I *2790 ENGINE 2e POWER tr >r ^ Brakes 29. (J] Seat ip 1965 COUNTRY SQUIRE $1295 1964 COUNTRY SEDAN $1095 *1795 [£ 4 cytirrder Q] V8 high perf. Steering[ ^ WWvdOWSIf FILL OUT for the kids. g a 9 0 C Just right. ^ 695 e-PooB.. V-C. Auto., P A ., P.B., P W e-Poaa. v-e. Auto.. Pff., P B. Blue/blue interior. I tS # D COLOR [£ Dark green m Oerk red Ivory (£ Metallc green 1965 COUNTRY SEDAN $1295 1965 Mustang Convertible. 4a 01 Light green Light r » y SAver Oj MetaRic red 1967 CHEVROLET $1695 1967 Skylark GS 400 V-8. Automatic, 1969 FALCON e-Paaa., V-8, Auto., Pft. 4-Dr Brtlan. V-8, Auto., Alr/Oend V-8, automatic, bucket A 1 4 9 A C 1966 FORD Convert. 1963 SQUIRE Wagon [S] Black 31 [D Oerk blue. Chercoel grey Cold X Light shades bucket seats, power steering radio, d l White [S Light blue YeOow 22 Metatttc grey [S Dark shades “ •O ’ • cyl •nalae AM GALAXIE 500, maroon, auto, trana.lana. V-8 enginiengine, power FORD, black, 6 pesunger. tuto. tram, V-8 engine, posra . 1965 FORD LTD $1495 1966 GALAXIE 500 seats, WWs. ^ ■ A f O 2 Q] Brown 0 ] Light red Tan MetaRic blue If no color preferred, $1595 styled wheels, vinyl roof. g O C O C ^ N o m !^ oourttoy tight: f<^S%ided rieeting. radio, white ride wati titea wheel coveta steering, power btakea power windowa radio, white side ^ 4- Dr. Hardtop V-8, Auto , PM., P.B. Oonvertibie V-8, Auto . P S , P.B. 1964 Fâloon Future 2-Door Hardtopc ires, wheel covei indcele shade. I The whole route. A D waU titea ^ 1966 COUNTRY SEDAN $1595 6 cyl., std. shift. g 1965 CHEVROLET 3 FOLD ALONG HERE, THIS SIDE OUT 5- Paaa, V-8, Auto., P 8 Impala Conv. V-8. Auto., P.S 1968 Pontiac Bonneville Convertible. Cute and economical. List prk« 92607 NOW *2296 *1545 * 750 - V-8, automatic, PS., PB., power win- 1968 OLDSMOBiLE $2795 1968 MUSTANG 1963 Chevrolet 4-Door 5 0 0 1 FIRST CLASS 4-Dr. Sedan. V-8, A ifto . PM., P.B., AA7 raatbach V-8, Auto., PS. I dows, WWs, radio. A lux- A O C Sedan. 6 cyl., standaixl sliift. O f f ' ury car all the way. A O # D Permit No 4293 1965 GALAXIE 500 $1195 1967 COUNTRY SQUIRE 1967 Rebel 770 4-Door Sedan. A beau 4-Dr, Srtlon V s. Aoto., P ft. V i. Auto . P S-. P B., A/C 1966 Chevelle 300 4-Door Sedan. V-8, tiful family car. 290 reg. gas V-8 la c k s special of the week Ha-ttord. Conn F O L D S. T A P E autfnnatic, radio. 1^1 A O C automatic trans., power steering, MANY onnns to choose from A fine family car. I " I # D power brakes, radio, ww tires, e 196S CHEVROLET stereo tape d^k. 1966 Chevy II 2-Door Sedan. 6 cyl, BUSINESS REPLY MAIL Rajah burgundy/ No fotUcc Stamp Necettary if Mailed m the United State! \ \ H.ortipeea,3-apeed suuistandard shift, g A O C matching interior. \ Liberal' Terms Arranged \ \ ■kdio,Wdio, WWs.WWs. \ Postage will bo paid by: H StoiWrwa -A;' *680 > ' \ v > A\ \ . ■ \ \ V A v\ MOTOR ’National Headquarters SALES AUTO-MATE, INC. Sales lervice, Inc. DECORMIER SALES INC. FITZGERALD FORD incorporated FREE! Ill Ash Stroet 319 MAIN ST. EVES. TILL 9 PJM. 643-2145 285 BROAD ST. — THL. 643-4165 —. MANCHESTER East Hartford, Conn. 06108 EXCEPT THURS. 6 SAT.

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BMUtor Nancy ICacomber Feature Editor Sporta Editor Betay Hunter Jerry Katona Senior Editor T he H igh S chool W orld Linda Jacobs Compiled by Students of Manchester High School Mra. Joyce Don, Faculty Advisor Correction In the M/bocy about students attending Laurel M usic Oamp In the Sep t 19 laaue, MHS Warriors Trampled Twice the following named people who also aStended Sie oamp were omitted: Larry Knight The MHS cross-country team, despite fine running, wto de Keh Benwtein, Joe Cbhen and Dave Saavey. feated recently by both Maloney and Bristol Central. The MHS warriors ware bare ly edged by Maloney High laM Charles S. Rowe, right, president of the Associated i.. j ^TTie Mouse Friday on their home course by Press Managing Editors, and Rear Admiral Arthur B. th»' margin of a single point, Engel, superintendent of the U.S. Coast Guard Acad even though Steve GsUes ’71 of emy, review the Corps of Cadets. About 500 of the That Roared” Manchester broke the ttchool re nation’s newsmen and their wives spent yesterday cord for the 2.8 mile oouise, and finished first In a time of 18 touring Old Mystic Seajwrt and the Coast Guard Editors Visit Mystic, USCGA Presented minutes 33 seconds. Alao scor Academy. In the evening they were treated to an old ing for Manchester were Greg fashioned New England clambake at the Academy. Sock and Buskin has Inltlatsd a change of pace by picking a Nolan, ’71, Lorry Kahn ’70, Jim Burke, '70 and Garry Gag aaUro for the first show of the Herald Photo$ By Oflora non. ’72. The team hopes to Oreg VfaKsek Barb Braekalt season, "T he Mouse TTiat Roar avenge this 28-27 loss when they ed” by Leonard Wlbberly, adapt meet Maloney later this year In ed by Cairlstopher Sergei, The the (XTL Field Day. Legion of Honor play Is a light-hearted comedy A powerful Bristol Cantral de|>lctlng how a tiny, unknown team edged out the MHS run “ParUclpate, Baby! Why alt "And the meek ahaU Inherit nation goes about conquerti^ •* / .isi.-. around, and let everyone else ners In a cloae 29-27 conlteat the earth." the world, while Its ironic jsta held In Bristol on Tuesday. The have the fun. That’s no way to These words are especially lit- poke fun at America and the go to school." team ran wall but was stmpiy ting to open Barb’s legion. Fljr, world as It Is today. overpowered by the always Greg Vlncek, or Tanaka as after all. to those who do not Tryouts recently resulted In he la known in the football strong Bristol Central runnais. know her. she might seem the casting of Mary Jane Quinn, Steve Gates ran a Strang race locker room, has done just >ho> rather timid. ’70, as Gloriana the’ XU , sover to capture second place, mak He has participated and receiv But upon closer examination, eign of Grand Fenwick, and ed the benefits. ing this the first time In two you’ll find that Barb is a quiet, Mike TamtoUng. '70. ,__ as______the slm- Greg’s drive and years that Bristol did not take ^ ambition but very Interesting person, who pie minded backwoodsman, Tul- the first three poalttons In a L-r Mve helped him become this has a lot going for her. First, ly Bascomb.. churl meet. Gates was followad varsity she’s interested in school, and In supporting rotes are Brad by Greg Nolan, Larry Kahn, Ed year’s oarrles a heavy schedule, of Greene, ’70, as Geiwral Snippet, Nixon, ’70, and Bob Swadlsli * n ^ e d All-CCIL honors and level 1, English, cal- with Sherry Sairienm.. ’70, and •70. because of his cuius, physics and U.S. history. Paticla Potraitls, ’71, his darwh- M a n d ^ s^ JL g h ’s^ross country team put up a good _fight last Frida.v, Init lost to Maloney by « ,K>int. The coach of the Bristol tesrm attlti^’ competitive Her excellence in schootwork tens; Richard Brxxly, ’70, os was so Impressed by the MHB Hai-J!.’., . . ' shown by her election to Na- Count Mountjoy of the anti-dlhi- team that he especially oon - mended them on their fine run andsheplanstogoontoanon. ’71. ofthe dllutlonlat. Also Editorial ning and sportsmairshlp. a ^ a . L m h p ? ‘° ^ -y ^ ’’ college. She also takes included In the cast are George South African Life As the season enters the sec t^r Manchea- part In other activities, such as Fields as Protessor KoWnte, A yellow sheet of paper sup suggestion of black arm biuids: ond half, the team hopee to ter Fire Department have Skl Club, and she plana to Jou. Bruce Carlson. ’70. as the Pre- porting the Vietnam Mora- better Its 3-2 tscxird In a meet strengthened his convictions of, lectures presenting varloui “trying to be better than the CiOTent Affairs Club. sldent, and P eter W ak*. ’72, as torium on Oct. 18 was given out views on the war; on all-day ngalrwt Bristol Eastern. AU de other guy (in a nice way)." Barb has gained much ex- Wlil Tatum. kby„ several««v«riii Mnc-MCC students adur- rending of the war dead; re Parallel to Ours feats have been hair-line de cisions. This meet will be held Greg admires a person with perience. by working, - and has F e ^ i«uisp ^ uKuiueh«luort the I lived, the majority of the In gruupa. The "steady " Is alao the word. Barb was bom I n Linda______Larivee,™ ’72, as the sec- WOT, this being a free nation, and Jlmi Hendrix, while he In the school building — one people comprised what we’d coirurum there, but only In the LoSvS, 14-7 Oaliofrnla, and her famUy came retaiies Miss Johnson and Miss can Imagine the capitalizing If and both parties should be re- call middle to upper-middle finds no favor tor fakers and cross-country when she was late teens. This can |>rubably Wilson; and Robert Jordan, also a Iree market were aUlowed. apoctod for their coru-em either class suburbia. It la a gold min put-ona. still very young. be explained by the fact that It waa a long rtde back from Football has played an Im '72, las Mr. Beaten. Previously Mr, Emmerilng wuy — at toast they aren't npa- ing town known az the capital i vmrad High School lost Satur- Barb Is an avid "yeUaw” fan boys are not able to get tlrelr portant part.for him at M.H.S. Mike TambUng ’70 had met with MOC repreeenta- Uwrtlc. of the Gold Fields, and Is be dny as the Manchester High —as one might be able to teOl driver’s flcerwcs until Urey are ("It’s a great school"), and he tives and they had dlscuBsed If a program Is arranged, It coming one of South Africa’s Kookball Indlaiu suffered a hit from her wardrobe — part of 18 A datrce (called a "aesalon" builds his dreams on "Inter Moratorium, but it Is possible la up to the students to a<-t In most prusperoua cities. Welkom ler U-7 kMs, but there was troth- which ahe sews — and is really In South Africa) Is held at least cepting a pass and running it that all this trust may have a mature fastUon If we expect to Is only 22 years old and has lilg to be ashamed of. crazy about B.C.; football games onoe B week, and discotheques back for a T.D." and on such Salemanship been destroyed by the Idiocy of be repreeenlatlvoB of such a been planned for further oxpan- The Indiana hod coma to win, also rate tops on her list of In- are the growing rage now. foctbcdl greats as Ernie ‘Big a few over-anxious M(X; stu Herious moral standing. Any slcm. Us streets are exmnacted hut tnjuriea and endurance toreete, and because of her In ^ great many parties are giv C at’ Ladd. dents with "m oral obligations’’. flaunting of the privilege sur-h by a series of circles wtth tree- caught up with them. Btartlng terest In football, you’ll find Discussed At en In South Africa, which often On the field and off, Greg At a recent CPC meeting ad Be mis and apsghetti wUl be Lettere of Commendation to the mesttoge. there te ths ssc- nallng ball on dcMcna at thetr 41. A 47- lege In West Hartford, majors ** menu, 'Ixteen atuderts for their h'gh cetd consul, who takes over to Karen Valer ’70 yard run up the middle by the ing In home economics ednea- “n** purpose of the dinner will 'Xf' ptace of the consul; the quaes be to promote more school 'ch'evem ent on the 1989 Na (.‘hieftans Steve Kuoopka set op - tional Merit Schoianhlp Quali tor, or treasurer, who taksa to • Gonard score from the five. Jerry »P*rlL fying Tert (NM8QT) ill dues, and finally the prae ______Following^ the dinner from W f i r l d o f S p o rtK “«wheeUFs other co-eaptate. The commended MHS etu- tor or oacretary. who recorda 8 Deacon Coughlin, broke up tba 7:30-10.30 will be a Pep Rally- all mlnutee. ients are among 89.000 In the Week of October 8 10 two-potot oonvenlon ea hie b4g Debating Oub Donee In Cterke Arens. The U.S. who scored tn (he upper Saturnalia, Election The foUowlng la a list of cg- price of 8-21^' artth BAA and October 8 Varsity Soccer hands came up and etupped the "American Military Policy" 2'i of those who are expected flc era for the 8870 year: Latin pese. Icartog the score at 7-8 \ - 11,25 without win allow you to MM8 vs Windham, horns J . V. win be the topic dlacuaaed by to graduate In 1970 These stu- IV consul BIrfcka Johnson. Hcv-er VIIIK vs Windham, Manchester. the M.H.8. Debating Club this participate in thts fun night (or 'tenU rank lust below the 15,- Topics of Meetings Borond c-onsul. Sue Noble. saray Deep In bis own end Zone, year. Hie club U part of na an. A chance to stiosr your class quasMor, Mark Wlnzler. prae sfp te 'JJ.b i?"^ *^ ennounred to Venl. met am id, porta ves- At times the offk ers of Ve»ught him behuxl tha topic cboocD by the .organisation W by the VarsKy and names are reported to scalar- December! (Come, ray <-liM AS well October 7 VarsKyl Soccer - line for a two point eafely, mak- year. ' Jajr-Vee Cheerleaders and the .'hip-granting agendea and to (rtenda. bring your togma to the quaestor, Tom Mason, praetor, tog 8-7 Conard. iTc The purpose of the Debating Majorettes. to Improve tlta club and to plan MHfl V, . Hrietol ('cntral, away the coliegea they named when ftatum allan' Banoust to Dor- I.eo Uunihrie. Rscehling Vlncek'e free kleh. Club la to foster akiUa In pub- \Tl>e m ajor event of the sreek- th-v took the teat. I>««rrnanan n n q u a m uor (or future ScttvUlee <‘r>as'.’ctuntry M l« v« Hrtstot Latin II r — conaul. Ckeryl Conard wcu abte to use Its (reeti Uc speaking and to improve the end le the firs* home football The moot Important toptc of Eastern, home Thore who received letters . Shaeffer; second consul. Allen. reserves against a tired but de Individual’s ability In research game, held Oct. U. when the buslneas rras the dtscueskm of October 8 JV Soccer — MHB ire: David C AUtog James M Banquet, Dowd; first quaetgor. Peter-' termined Iindlan tribe to gate a «i»A development of Ideas. Indiana srUt meet Hall on Burke. Stephen A. Dunlap Pa- «nnu*J Chrtstmaa holiday, the Saturnallan Banquet which vs Wethersfield, home Welsh; praetor, Ruth Veal. 8a yard touchdown march. Jdan- M anorial FVid. To get a look trtcia E Farrell. Barbara N ***• U»e near of- la to be held on Dec 11. to the October 10 Croae Country— •niree or tour debates are be- Latin n C— eoneul. Paula chaster again succoesfuUy atop- at the Homecoming Queen and Goss, Linda 8 Jacobs. Stevro coming year were o^elerla. During the first meet- MHB vs f ’onrmd. horns JV Bec- Ing piaaned srlth other seboola Haldeman. second eotisul. Ray pad the two point oczirereian r a togs. many students brought up cer MHB vs Hall, awmy. and ttiare srIU be at least two ■how your eptm. participate In Kasel. Kathl T. KolbcKolbe. ■“•^J*** *!>• *1” * meeting of Fredeiickson; queestor . Bob wtth Vlncek and Joe Bwansea M. Paptneeu. Jeffrey ^ Latin Club l Junior Clasakjtst suggeetlona for rhenge In the Boarding the >yhaling ship Charles W. Alorgun. are Jack Bell of Kala- debates a month. Hameooming Weekend. Oct. 10- Bodge; praetor, Audrey Hoy«e gnshbing the paza, tor a 14-T P eace: 78 u . ------—^------R iiesell. Jam es L. Schretber. l“ * areak. course of the banqurt. wuh tba ^ Latte 1 - coneol. John Abbot; There wljl be a Financial Aid ■core. / a»(l Arthur Gallagher, of Ann Arbor. .Mich. In the Michael Bcbueeler, E ric J . Bln- ^ LaCto Club le dlffetastt food ea wall as the esMsrtala- background is the ship Joseph R. Conrad. ? ! J - Phil Dessauer. of Students who wish eoUege ap- oerood eonaul. Klip Aadtony: Aeumbly for Inlereeted aenlors Tomorrow |he trlba ‘•nimthtr Any student wlrhlng to sub namon. Robert E Swadoab. other ,'clube to thst each m a g under dteciwelon. all pcesl- TulSa. Okla.. ai-e prolvibly talking shop. The men are examining Mr. and Mrs. Ben Davis, of Alontgomerv A l« ik ptlcatlons mailed from the main tef vMov. Jo ta Lombardo; during X PrrVxl on Tuesday. Nz attack oa Platt Hlgk te Msi^ mit prose, poetry, drawings or Irene O Vbkutls and Barry W. aaparata Latin Claaa has tta biJltlsa wlU be looksd Into. an antique printing press at the .Mvstic Press - old implements inside one of the M ^tic museums. office should encicae a Urge praetor, Aldo Pataala. 0 stamped envelope. Applications Welch. oora mestlng during ths claas U was decided »>»»« the •lub’e VaW— paunt to the Guidance Office victory so throiMh hte English teacher. to UO)tB take U cents poetago. 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•\ ■ PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1969 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1969 PAGE TWENTY-ONE The DR Y Side Eagles Home Saturday, Indians on Road Final Day Activities, o f Sports T'i Northwest m m m m m m m t m By DEAN R. YOST Mets, Braves Lose Here, Platt Final Standings East yg. Manchester When? National League NEW YORK (AP) — Bonds for the league lead at 120. Field. The Pirates tentatively What is going: to happen between East Catholic High J East Division Pete Rose, Cincinnati’s Alou did grab some glory In are scheduled to open toe 1970 School and Manchester High School regarding pro Hosts Tribe § ’ W. L, Pet. Q.B. Charley Hustle who runs his final game as he broke season In new Three Rivers Sta grams? The question that many people is asking is York 100 62 .617 — almost ever.j'where, ran to' Woody Jensen's major league dium. still unanswer^ and will be for some time. By DEAN YOST dcago 92 70 .668 8 his second consecutive Na record of 696 at bats in a season • * • t 'ittaburgh 92 70 set In 1986 with Pittsburgh. Alou RecenUy, I talked with C r o a s ------.868 8 tional League batting title CARDS - PHIUJB8 — Both local high schools, St. Louis 87 75 .537 13 finished with 696 at bate. Country Coach Paul Phdnney ot Eastern Statea Exposition U V while A 1 1 a n t a’s Hank St. Louis, the overwhehnlng PhUap’hia 63 99 .389 37 Aaron, on the other hand, sat pre-.season favorite to wtn a Mancheepterandhesald, "Ih a ve gjâed and gone for another East Catholic and Manches ~ x. I tried to schedule a meet with year. Great Barrington, the Big Montreal 52 110 .321 48 Aaron chose to sit on his on the Atlanta bench and tMrd straight pennant, finiahed ter, resume football action final chance to win the them (East Catholic) and their **3 ”^ jg also over, now It Is Saturday as the Eagles West Di\-lalon watched his chance for a home a disappointing fourth despite Atlanta 93 69 .874 home run crown. run UUe fade away. Aaron stood coach wonted to compete Stafford’s turn with Its annual host Northwest Catholic in Gibson's eight-hit. 10-strike out against us also, but It was turn- Agricultural Pair running from San Fran. 90 72 Rose had gone O-tor-3 when he one homer behind WllUe Me- effort. Now 20-13, he gave only ed down by higher admlnlMra- oct. 2 to Oct. 6 Saturday after- a Hartford County Confer Cincinnati 89 73 come to bat for the last thne fTovey's 45 after MoOovev went two unearned runs as he woo 20 ence game at Mt. Nebo at 2 tlon.” Phinney tried hard to noon the World Championship \ r » k ^ Los Angeles 88 77 this season In the ninth inning of homerless in San Francisco 3-2 for the fourth Ume in five sea and the Indians visit the Silver have a town meet, wlUi hU fine Rodeo comes to U»e Fair for Houston 81 81 the Reds’ 84 victory over Atlan loss to San Diego in the after sons. City for a CCIL game against distance runner, Steve Gates, the first time. Inside the arena, San Diego 82 110 ta Thursday night. Runnerup noork. Grant Jackson, 14-18, also Platt High at 1:80. opposing the Eagles’ Tom Imt top cowboys and cowgirls, un- Thnraday’a Results Robert Clemente, of Pittsburgh, • • • went all the way. but walked East enters Saturday’s game BeUe. What a natural rivalry! RB8 - QIANT8 — veteran signal-caller Tom Cal Local Menu Pontiac G>Uegians Cincinnati 8, Atlanta 3 real. time In my life Pve bunted wtth aay Kirby. 7-20, yielded only lahan. He has an experienced t o me effort a n d j p ^ m ^ p ^ BO-lap NABCAR- San Diego S, San Francisco 2 "Some fellow In the first row two men out and ruimers In five hlta tn seven innings and line In front of him, including Offers Fine Los Angeles 8, Houston 4 scoring positions" after once sconxl two runs for Son Diego the t e ^ as he Parted the sanctioned modified stock car Joe Anderson, Jeff Facey, Steve Play Three told me (about Clemente) when bus and congratulated them. It Saturday’s Playoff Game I was going to get my bat," again running Pittsburgh’s mo and stopped McOovey, who still . , ^ M ^ ^ race ■ on the half mile banked Courtney and Larry O’Connor. Is a real fine salute for Coach New York at Atlanta, 1st Rose said. "I was as nervous as nopoly on the title. Pirates had took home toe home run and Running in the halfback posi Paul Phinney and his nmners. J e i ^ ^ r m d ' G rid Games T o p Games game of best-of-8 series I've ever been. I didn’t imow won the UUe from 1964 throu4th RBI tltlee. He drove In 126 runs. tions are Chuck Hardings and 1967 until Rose lUppt'd Alou • • • ■jjk * * * Carl ‘Bugs’ Stevens, will be on Who wants to lodge a claim __ (Herald photos by Buoetrlchis) Baseball Isn’t the only sport American League what to do." Perry McFadden. Bob Griffin EAGLES’ BACKFIELD— Brian Sullivan (12) will have three strong running last season. DODOER8 - A8TR4M — Coaches’ Headaches hand as weU as winner for five and Bob Newton are the ends. that New England football fans whose top teams will be oppoe- East Division Ah, but he did. He bunted, and backs behind him Saturday when the Eagles face Northwest Catholic. John Tony Perea’ three-nm hotner, Bob SUnson raced home on of the last seven races Smokey Last year Northwest compiled Ing one another thle weekend. W. L. Pet. O.B. hustled It out for a base hit that Football, sUll a major prob- Boutwell don’t have a choice of college hla 37^, capped a four-run aev' Jack BlUlngham'a wlM pitch tn ' a 7-8 mark'and beat East, 23-22. Wholley (42) and Bob Burney (85) are halfbacks and Bill Perry (22) fullback. Three college football games in Baltimore 109 53 .673 _ wrapped up the crown with a games? enth Inning that overcame a 3-1 the nlnOi inning to enable the lem at Manchester, Is also a big An added attraction for Sun- Manchester visits Meriden volving teams In The Aasociated Detroit 90 72 .566 19 .348 average. headaeho for many of the area day’s show will be a display of It’s take a choice proposition Press’ Top Twotty poll are on Boston 87 76 .637 22 deficit and ended Atlanta’s 10- Dodgers to shade Houston. Sing- , and brings a 0-1 record with Clemente, meanwhile, went game winning stre>ak before the c ^ l ^ . a i ^ l e j^ t t e n by g„y diving and precision para- Saturday with a full card on the Kapp and Company Choice Over Packers tap Saturday, with one of them Wash’n. 86 78 .531 23 out on hla final trip to the plate or had made fotir previous tries ' them. ’They were dealt a 14-7 Braves, the West winner, enter tor No. 20. the Tom ^ e stated chute Jumping on the Infield, setback last weekend In West a possible advance look at tne New York 80 81 .497 28H and closed at .346, the second that Buckeley a football power- ^ ^ local menu. Fans have a selec Ute playoffs against the MeU on ♦ • • Rose Bowl. CSeveland 62 99 .385 46H Pirate to lose the batUng tlUe to house In the Capital IMstrlot Hartford as Oonard took the tion of major college fames or Saturday. CURS - METS — , CCIL win. That’s the clash in Lafayette, West DIvlaloii Rose tn two years. Rooe beat Conference, has fielded only 27 • « • U.S. Grand Prix those amoqg so-called small col Ind., between eighth-ranked Minnesota 97 65 .599 _ out Matty Alou on the last day Ernie Banks sligged a three- players Including both the JV j „ . Platt, entering the contest Giants Defense Holds Own, PIRATES - EXPOS — iOB OLIVER leges, often misnamed. P u r^ e and I7th-rated Stanford Gaklsmd 88 74 .543 9 In 1968 writh a .336 average to run homer, the 497th of hla ca- , LlvmT.lty teams. Hartford with a i-0 record, beat Bristol and Ross-Ade Stadium figures aem ente helped Plttstxirgh But who cares about ratings California 71 91 .438 26 332 for Aiou. roer, and Ron SanU> hit Ms 29th! M y i i Public High School, the major stop on the scheduled 12 Central in Its season opener, 26- to be filled with footballs when cllndi third place In the Eiuit In of 0:o season aa the Oubs ended ' 0. Ed Grady, a four-year as long as the competition looks Kansas City 69 93 .426 28 Rose also scored two runs to perhaps (he last game to be one In the Oapltol City, started international races will be held Purdue’s Mike Phipps and Stan Seattle 64 98 .896 33 tie San Francisco's BoM^ the Meta' nine-game wtnnliw' MANY PONTIAQ veteran, and Mark Reale are stiff? Everything appears tough Browns Favored over Lions WORLD^ BEST-—Scotland’8 Jimmy Si^wart, 1969 world driving champion played In 60-year-oId Forbes out with 48 boys butt has drop- jhig Sunday with over 0206,000 ford’s Jim Plunkett start throw Chicago 68 94 .420 29 streak. ped off to SB at present. ___ . • the key figures for the Panthers. front four and Roman Gabriel sits in silent meditation in his Formula I Grand Prix racer following practice “’ToSiolh. Rom acorod twice In Cin- Cincinnati, one of .the two per State Is at Washington, No. 2 I knew If I went O-for-4 and clnnati’s 8-3 victory over Allan- Out but with the spirit and attitude ing victories over Colgate and tense should get them home In a makes Dolphins tougher, Char- ting championship for the there la more to It than that. fect record clubs In the Ameri Penn State at Kansas state, the boys have shown against Vermont. fght one. Leroy Kelly may be ley Smith’s running, Daryle La- Ends Season Successfully second straight year Thurs me " ' ^ r « l d giving him ’They Just don’t went to work can Football League, may find Texas Christian at third-rated WE W IU Oonard last weekend and their Boston College, a 21-14 victor back. About Face day night with a bunt sin He Miri h 1 120 for the year to Ho Son I*Ynn-, sports any more. Many drop out, o* the team San Diego tougher to handle the monlca’s passing and that tough Arkansas, Navy at No. 4 Texas “Everybody’s glad the and Palmer should pitch real they can pitch around KUle- over Navy, gets its second Baltimore 28, Atlanta 14 — If He said he learned of cisco’s Bobby Bonds for thel MEET ALL and slm jiy go the other way.” determination to play despite In second time around. Oakland Raider defense should decide It. and Southern California, No. 8, season’s over except the good agralnst Minnesota. The Gr- brew.” gle against Atlanta he call Clemente's three hits from |piigu6 scoring title These words are spoken so truly England, two- jury and going both ways, don’t chance to show power against -the Colts can’t gather up the San Diego 28, Cincinnati 21 ed “ the biggest hit I ever w I n 1 e s s ’Tulane at BC should roll to a fourth straight at Oregon State. clubs in the playoffs,” i®'®® have good Wttlng and good The Twins, however, face Bal- Due For Sox some fellow In the first row, I Ro«c missed seven games this as evidence at Manchester High champion Jochen be surprised If they come home at Miami. pieces after the disaster In (Satuday night — Unbeaten Slxthr-anked Gklahoma Is M an aopr A lvin D ark o f th e pitching and their defense Is so tlmorc with the AL batting got— not the longest, the COMPETITION Stadium.’The Eagles have a po Minnesota they might as well School. Who U concerned about Austria and Mario with victory No. 1 for Coach Form held up in the NFL last Bengals dreaming of a miracle idle. No. 7 Georgia entertahw Indiana Underrated Ife unbelievable." champion (Bod Carew, .332) biggest.” been. I didnt know what lo,k . " .-bm , tt? No one except the coaches ■*^‘t*'ettl o ' the United States, Dave WIggin. tentially awesome attack led by forget the season. Falcons never after knocking off Chiefs. Cin Cleveland In ian s said ^ and home nm-RBI leader (Har- W ith Kasko AriT 9 week but upsets ruled the AFL South Carolina, lOth-rated The tap down toe third base winner of this year’s Indianapo quarterback Frank Harris and have beaten Colts, who dumped Rose, who has 1,018 hits In toe worry about that next year," he and a few of the players. cinnati took first game from Tennessee visits Memphis State Thursday mght. Oakland S ^ m a KUlebrew. 49 homers and line came with two out and run lis BOO. . .Graham Hill has cap halfback Fred Willis but must Hand picker had a BGSTGN (AP) — The Boston lost five seasons, said, “ That’s said. "M y obligation Is over WE W ILL • • * them twice last year. Another Chargers, 34-20 at Cincinnati, and UCLA, ranked 11th, Is at Sal Bando might have dif- short series.” J s a id > ^ ^ “ f^î. ners at first and second In the tured 14 Grand Prix wins In show It record. Let’s try again. All Red Sox are doing on about the first time in my life I’ve w ith" rough day for Bob Berry, Sept. 21. Greg Cook due back Northwestern. eighth inning after Rose had Soccer Team Matures his career. He won the world ferent thoughts. I haven’t made a predIcUon ^®®®’ face. Even an Army drill ser bunted with two men out and Dave Bristol, the Rods' man l SERVICE West Side Game Dartmouth, rebounding after ^ r e 'J lo t e l^ '^ '''^ dumped 10 times by Rams last after suffering arm Injury. Jtdin Florida, No. 12, hosts Florida Thp stocky third baseman sjnee the Dodgers beat us four Allison homered for toe gone 0-for-S while hla closest Coach Bob Blackman’s first los week. Game at Georgia Tedi’s geant couldn’t order louder—or nmners In scoring position." ugor, wim asked If he thought] “ It’s a young club and they ^.Y*"**^ One remaining game Is Hadl seems to have shaken off State, 14th-ranked Micliigan hammered a triple and single in straight In the 1963 World Se- Twins but they got the winning contender, Roberto Clemente of ing season In years. Is Just be- HFL Grant Field due to baseball con softer. Roee called Clemente the Iloso might hit .400. WHATWESEU! will make errors but we should and be left for the Hartford Twilight early troubles. State plays at Notre Dame, four ot-bots as toe AthleUcs run in toe severtto inning when Pittsburgh, was 3 for 8) hind Harvard and BC In the MlnneBOta 20, Green Bay 14— flict. The Red Sox went from one "beat hitter In baseball" and He's got that somothtngl come on strong and be tough," name the only newcomer to win League Champions, before New York 31, Boston 14—Joe Baylor visits No. 16 Louisiana beat SeatUe 3-1, gt'vlng him 16 „ .. _ Cesar Tovar raced home from At that point, Clemente had New England rankings. The In- Vikings trial In series, 11-8 but St. Louis 24, Pittsburgh 16— Namath may have second extreme to toe other Thursday said. "It's on honor to beat a about him," Bristol said. "Two-1 were the words Head Soccer *^®n*- • Andretti. ’The All- they ran hang up their spikes State, 18th-rated West Virginia hits in 16 Uipe at Seattle’s Sicks ^ ^ ball. climbed to within .0008 of Rose, Mrs,*!! *M95 dians rolled over New Hamp beat Packers twice last year Cards sure to note the way Ea thoughts about retiring next in naming Eddie Kasko, 38, a guy like (hat. He’s won It (bat hundred hlta, that's a must, n i l t®'- V4, Ooach Dick Danielson said of clinched his for another year. Tomorrow plays host to VMI and Wyo Stadium this season tor a .833 Kansas CUy broke up Oollfor- who finished with an unofficial shire In an opener, but should and are coming off 82-14 over gles picked on Steelers’ second year after he gets a look at tO-year major league inflelder, ting title) four times.’ ’ J:ist settle for .848 and I think! y*- •*". fMt mum. the Manchester High team be- ‘ 7.™ nôwn In five years, afternoon at 2 o’clock at the ming, ranked 19th, entertains average. ^ an advan^ In ttot ^^’s Vem Gelshert’s no-hU bid .848. Clemente went out In hls ifrM» rm---- feel a strong test against Holy Baltimore. The Joe Kapp-Oene ary last week. Despite sluggish Pats. Broadway Joe overdue to manage the team In 1970 and Rose said he had set hla goal he would, too." fore the season started. Now Although a veteran competitor West Side Ova], Morlarty Colorado State U. Elsewhere, the West, Division In the seventh Inning, combining Cross before heading into Ivy Washington combo has been hot offense. Cards should muddle and Jets must right themselves '71. after compUIng a 4-1-1 record America’s oval, Andretti will Brothers will play the Ver In two games, Purdue’s hampdon Minnesota Twins ® ^ four hits tu « two errors for four non Orioles, as part of the I.-eague play. and the ground game is due to home with a win as they did in or forget dreams of another Su left-handed hitters. Kasko, who wound up hls __w his pre-season feeling appears * ^°orth lifetime Grand Phipps has passed for 499 yards edged the Chicago White Sox 6-6 riins. Wally Bunker limited the v-a MtssMOc. Other choice games on the start producing. Packers show 27-13 exhibition game at Nor- per Bowl. Game was originally playing career with the Reil Box ®*> S4. 4V lss«a>Mlss. correct. ®'o»’muln I debut West Side Iteunlon. and two touWidowns, Stanford’s and Kansas City defeated OaJl- "McNaJly and Chiellar may Angels to five hits, including a New England schedule Saturday new threats In Dave Hampton folk, Aug. 16. Loss of Jerry Sto- scheduled for New York but was In 1966, was picked to succeed Danielson's young team has ' " ‘,.,^*“ *'1'? naptnned the pole Morlarty’s will have with Plunkett for 421 and four. fonda 6-2. The Indians and Yan- ” u'U^y OU-va, Carew, Reese, nlnto-lnnlng homer by Jay John- them veteran third base- Include Colgate at Yale, Dela and Travis Williams. Game In vail hurts Cards. moved due to Mets’ baseball Dick Williams, 40, who led Bos matured Into an experience “ qualifying time Phipps also has been elected kees were rained out In New Rosehoro and Uhlaender. Then stone. MJ95 men and team manager University of Minnesota Sta Washington 21, San Francisco playoff. ton to Its flnst American League mw group and In their last two 198-97 mph for the 2.8 mile ware at Massachusetts, Maine co-captaln for the third consecu York while East Division wrin- **'■ m um ve. , Geno Johnson, old pro Wally at Rhode Island, Northeastern dium due to baseball conflict. 17—Out on the Umb with this Houston 20, Buffalo 14—A Wg pennant In 21 years as a roolde ___*f»w Mnrtaa BSM. games, against Platt and Ma- noun*®- Part of Andretti’s record tive week. ner Baltimore, Boston, Detroit WIdholm behind the plate Dallas 28, Philadeliâ 21— one for another upset try. Vince game in the AFL East after manager in 1967. loney, both were shutout wins. 5°®*'® “ t the year honors at at Vermont, Norwich at Coast Missouri will start Terry and Washington were not sched and Lev Spencer hurling for Guard and-In a real big one— Cowboys will find Eagles tough Lombardi’s crew almost beat Bills’ explosion against Denver Williams, who began hla man *2185 Sophomore Brian Bershader, Daytona 800 er than last year with Norm McMillan at quarterback, even uled. Mets Reeeive Seare, agerial career in the minor Improving with every gome, has Wnner In a Ford Fnlrlnne; win- the Gasmen. New Hampshire at Connecticut. Cleveland and 49ers haven’t last week. O.J. Simpson coming Snead on beam and Ben Haw though the Gator Bowl .hero's The AL playoffs start Satur leagues after finishing his play tallied two goals In six games. the 12 Hours of Endurance The New Hampshire Wildcats won yet in regular season or ex on strong but that Oiler defense kins driving defenders crazy. sprained right foot hasn’t re day writh Minnesota at Bati- ing career as a Boston uUllty- Leading scorer Is Jim Smayda Sebring. Fla. in a Ford QT. . stunned by Dartmouth, Invade hibition. Look for 49ers to run is tough to crack. Houston won sponded well to treatment this more and Managers Dark and Liner Hits Gentry man, was chosen for hls tough 6 1 ONEVROUT Connecticut for a showdown of " ‘ "‘ "PP®'* on Redskins but Sonny Jurgen- first game. 17-3, at Buffalo Sept. Seed Vss. 4-tyl.. #«»•. with four goals, he also had a ------...... niiowoown or yet and r-ralc Craig IkTnrtnn'o Morton’s Ham. dam week. Michlgtan’s Don Moor Ralph Houk of the Yankees both the defending co-champions In sen could pull it out for Red 21, and also 24-7 In August exhi ness. It paid off with the pen S*a4l«. re4le, keef*, hat trick earlier In the season. Another factory team In The aged knuckle should be healed. head scored three times aghinst liked the Orioles after their CHICAGO (A P )— The East Division champion New the Yankee Conference. Con skins. bition. nant. »wy lee mlUeye. Junior Steve Werbner has boot- BRM’s of Jack Brabham. All 1BOWUN6, Dallas has too much defense. Washington lest week and necticut la a power after defeat- Chicago 17, New York 14— Kansas City 21, Denver 17— teams were warfred out Thurs- York Mets headed for Atlanta today for their National Kasko, >yho succeeded Wil ed in three so far, two against three factories, Lotus, Matra Los Angeles 24, New Orleans passed for a fourth touchdown. lus Yale 19-18 in the Bowl for a Both teams struggling on of Injuries to Len Dawson and - 1 1 .. « « League championship playoff with the Braves .starting liams two years ago os manag Maloney. Rounding out (he and BRM are located In Eng- 14—Rams can’t afferd to take fense but Gale Sayers Is about Jacky Lee have dropped Chiefs Mississippi invades Alabama "Baltimore wrlll win It if Jim gaturdav ■ • er of Toronto In toe Internation Bcoring is John Bousfleld-, WaH land. Three litre power plants Hus“k l l rnir'f” ' Saints "Kmlightly with Bill Kilmer due to break out with a long down to Mike Uhvlngston. The on the heels of a stunning 10-9 ^ e r is o k o ^ pitch toe ^ they wound up their regu- '^® »‘®''' ‘>® al League, takes over with the ‘2(95 Sllkowski and Pete Herdic all are Installed In each. . . . Six kick runback. He always re- Chiefs have too much top flight loss to Florida and ‘Bama's tag "good guy.” oZer «"® ®«°rt ^ ^ '«• ®®"u" ® “-3 «!tback at . with one each. Manchester's on- Formula I cars are among the ^ Andy Livingston running like he Bear Bryant isn’t happy about Williams straightened out toe Yale attempts to bounce back sponds to a New York audience, personnel for Broncos although ly defeat came at the hands of i f $80,000 machines now prepar- once did for Bears. KUmer will It. "I was hoping maybe they’d ^ worte. They have the ^ team which had a "country against Colgate, which rebound Giants’ defense doing fine but both Steve Tensl and Floyd Lit- OCHL champ Wethersfield High ®<1 In the Olen circuit’s technical get the big rush from that Ram dent and fatheaded,’’ he said, club" atmosphere and led toe ed from a 20-0 thrashing by Bos Fran Tarkenton hasn’t been tie probably will be able to play. 0 “ y G®"hy was hit with a line ‘*®“ ®“ °"® ^h*®®' In their eeaeon opener- center by over 20 European me ‘‘but It never takes much to mo Red Sox to on "Impossible ton University to defeat Cornell. Dave McNally, Mike CueUar escaped serious In- ® chanics. Drivers will practice PARKADE DUSTY—Ed Wil tivate them' agâlnst us any- ______jury. *ton Santo. Dream." The dream didn’t lost Massachusetts, an overwhelm __ and qualify for grid positions son 220, Dick Cole 247-214-637, come In here a little overconfl- _ Then Ernie Bonks homered long. With one year left on a Stafford Fair ing victor over Maine, also will It’i 'F i b - ‘ time once again! “ "•* Saturday, The Roland Smith 211-888, Mason way.” In toe o u i ^ ^ l n g Paul Po- ^,th two on In the sixth to give $60,000 contract, he was fired by WiSi’ -. *1895 be attempting to come back aft mwmm, va iimeiai. two four-hour sessions are ex Stone 200, Jim MIstretta 228- Asian Golfers Make Move Ih e contest matches two top- I»vlch of the ^ b s hit a. liner u,e Cubs their winning ma^ln. owner Tom Yawkey on Sept. 23. 54. St. SOM. er a loss to Buffalo. Mojor League pected to log record speeds., . 867, Clay Nlvlson 200-888, A1 notch quarterbacks—Alabama’s that glanced off Gentry’s right jt vvas toe 497to of his Wg Williams was given the gate Maine survived Its loss to Remember the United Statea, Borollo 210, Tom Griffin 203. Scott Hunter and Archie Man wrist—his pitching arm—and league career for alleged lack of communica Massachusetts with a vic = L e a d e r s = M *5«l.M605 Grand Prix at Watkins Olen, 21-14 ning of Gle Miss. tion with hls players. He hod era* a$me, tory over Southern Connecticut, . . . .H - . 1 7 ’ " " " " “■ --pp*- r mwfttu fMMk Ntiw. N.Y., Oct. S starting at 2 p.m. GARDEN OROVE-Ona Carl In World Cup Tournament Michigan State-Notre Dame nine-game winning streak as feuded with many of hls stara— and now takes on Rhode Island, CONN. The winner collects $60,000. Lo son 137, Diane Weerdon 129, Ann should be another lulu. “ I have P™®**®® they wound up toe reguUr lea- and stars always come ftrst. cation of the Olen Is at the- belted by Temple and then a 21- never seen a lacklustre Notre Fldler 141-343, Helene Day 187- 0 loser to Brown. SINGAPORE (AP) — The Aslan bid for supremacy member of the two-man Argen Kasko played hts final year In "**t®rd at 7:30 at Neiio. Also Bayere et LNDI'STRIAL 8CRAJ* concern me,” saM Lee Mac- If It rewards athletes more tt»«n Pitching (16 decision s > - watting for the ptayoffs to start BalUmorre held an S-4 advan MANCHESTER 88 MAIN 8T. TEL. 618-7968 Barbara Teaadale nipped Jean fhna have a chance to ______TELEPHONE tn-6W7 EAT IN OR TAKE OUT • Phone 646-1978 phall, general manager ot the scientists and prestdents. win Moose, Pittsburg^ 14-3. .824. than It la for the World Serteo." tage over the Twins tn tlw iwa- «4f4M1 OsM IvgA see Steve Samtotis In action. • HARTTORO TURNPIRE ROCKVUXE, CX>NN. M I . I ; . , 11 : , . V .• . ■ ■ McCracken. 1-up. for the Wom New York Yankees srho arms ‘'n ie Important thing to m e," 2J8; Ssaver. New York 26-7. Weaver said, "because we're son series, but Weaver says, The Raider Oash has tallied en’s Claasic. Recent hole-in-

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p a g e TWENTY-TWO. MANCHESTER-EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1969 _____MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1969 PAGE TWENTY-THREE BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOliSE with MAJOR HOOPLE TreBtis B o iM iiig — Holp Wont Hdp Woiilod— Holp Wontod Moio 36 Holp Wowtod Molo 36 i g MAY I BE TRANSFEBieED TO Mobite How s 6-A SCriNOOGLE DCPT STORE AMwtr To frorieoi F yik Controeting 14 as 35 ANOTHER DEPARTMENT, 1 PONrr tcNow HOW i TRUCK Driver’s Helper—Must P in s ■ H wars: ■ pjrircnn NIM ROD tent trailer (mmplete- EKPBSUENCED SIRE ? I'M SUFFERING TO s p a i. THAT BIS Mountain Peaks CLASSIFIED WES ROBBINS Oarpentry ic HOUSEWIFE and mother, part- be 18 or over. Driver’s Ucense. ^ HME HAP MOBP, fA A SiO a. B U T X [-J NATIONAL concern baa “ Im ~-t FROM TV-IT(Si ly equipped, sleeps 6, Uke new. modeling specialist. Additkwt time or full-time work avail ÔUe UTTLe AMUSSVliENT»— THINK rr MEANS HSES/ Call 649-2936. mediate openings for pleasant Aw dy Shli^plng Department, CABINET MAKERS NOW pohrr COME l p o k in s rac rooms, dormars, pordtea, able. (Murch, ^ A , Scout Watkins Bros, of Manchester. POB HANDOUT AFTER X ACROSS o4Sdbeit! telephone promotional work, 7H6N I AMIsr* 65 Algerian title cablnsts. formica. buUt • tau ing experieiice helpful. For in ^wptcre m s B u ar^ 1 Biblical advertising bathrooms, kitchens 649-3416 part or full-time, morning i>r ExceUent openings. Apply: 66Eft - terview appointment caU 643- rM M E CTN G WITH AH W ^^ScK mountain Motorcyclos—• evening hours available. Lib Ot^TANOINC PHILAKTHBOPtC CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 3991. DISPLAYCRAFT. Inc. 5 Cretan DOWN Bicyetes N. J LaFlainme — Carpenter eral bonus arid fringe benefits, LANDSCAPE WORKERS OOSAKtZMION TO SI6N A mountain 11 IS e S E A O C H 1 Cribbage Jacks 8 AJM. to 4:30 PJl. contractor. Addltlcms. lemodel- MILLER Pharmacy requires hourly wage, convenient park Manchester — 643-9667 C X P N T B A C ^ 8 Sicilian 2 Redact BICYCLES—New and used. R e _ Ing and repairs. OaU anyUme No Experience Necessary volcano coametlclan evening or week ing. Phone 646-0736 for appoint C ARPENTERS, framers, Isjrout 3 Greek letter pairs on all makes. Open dally for free estimates. 875-1642. FuU or part-time mornings, 12 European COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ends. Experienced. No phone ment. and trtmmera. SXperlencad 4 Western state 9-5:30. Manchester Cycle Shop. river calls. 82.50 per hour. .. 31 Tpke. able for out of town work. For aduIU, all conveniences. Own (Ntwipeptr Initrprht Ann.) Main St., Manchester. Houn appointment call 043-3373, 649- FUEL OIL driver, full-time po Roofing and HOUSEKEEPING attendant for transportation preferable but Automobilos For Solo 4 dally 7:30-5, Thursday 7:80-9 4215. sition Tor dependable, ex elderly person. Fbur or more not necessary. Porter St. area. Saturday 7:30-4 048-7908 . Chimnoys 16«A perienced married man, good S O M E ~B A ^ hours dally. No Sunday or Holi Please caU 648-2211 after 5. HDCCmNO career poaltlon HERALD RtXJFINO — Specializing rr wages, benefits, uniforms and CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER REPOSSESSIONS AL MARINO Services — 844- days. Apply Marlow’s Inc., 867 opening with convalescent pairing roofs of all kinds, new SECRETARY — Receptionist overtime. See Mr. HUl at lOT 2616. Cleaning attics, cellara. Main St. home chain. This is a growth “ALL IN GOOD roofs, guttrr work, ehlmnaifk needed (or doctor’s office In Burnolde Ave., East Hartford. WAYOUT BOX LETTERS garages. Bulky furniture, ap spot for right Individual. Busi BY KEN MUSE CONDITION" cleaned and repaired. Mi years' Mancheater. Applicant must be 289-0251. n pliances moved, removed. ness training helpful, adminis 1968 MG Midget convertible experience Free esUmatet WOMAN to do light ironing. (MU a g(x>d typist, able to meet For Yonr Metal, cardboard drums avail trative ability a must. Send de- 1968 Triumph TR 250 convert (MU Howley 648-686] 644^ 649-8607 after 6 p.m. public and accurate with fig able. talU to P.O. Box 825. Man "m i'iniiii, nil' Information ible 8883 ures. Salary commensurats TOD b a c k l a s h chester, (Mnn., 06040. TH E H ER ALD will not 1966 Chrysler Hardtop Coupe SHXnBn’AR Y, exceUent short with experience. Houra 6-6 1966 Grand Prix, air-nditioned COMPLETE sharpening serv disclose the identity of ROOFING. Gutters. CTilmneys— hand and typing ability re p.m., five days a week. Please FURNmiRE reflnUher. Ex 1967 Pontiac 9-passenger wagon ice. Hand and power mowers any advertiser using; box New and repairs our special quired. Legal experience pre reply Box ’'EE” . Manchester perienced preferred but will 1966 GTO, 4-sp^ sharpened and repaired. Pick letters. Readers Euiswer- ty, 20 years experience. Free ferred. 38 hour-week, salaried Herald. train the light man. Including SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL ing blind box ads vAao 1967 Firebird Hardtop Coupe up and deUvery (5aU uiytlme, estimates. CMII Roy Kanehl position. (MU 647-9903 week benefits. Apply In person at desire to protect their 1967 Camaro Hardtop Coupe, 643-5305. Sharpen, 585 Adams days 9-6. FASHION Frocks needs three 643-0353 after 6 p.m. Watkins, 630 Main St.. Man Identity con follow ‘his 4-speed S t, Manchester, Oonn. young mothers. Work 3 nights. procedure; M ANICURIST wanted, full” or Part-time work, full-time pay. chester. 1965 Corvette Convertible ODD JOBS, light trucking, part-time. (Mil Magic Mirror For complete Information call Enclose your reply to 1966 Country Squire 9-passeng carpentry, miscellaneous re Millinory, DRUG (?LERK — evenings or Beauty Salon, 648-1449. Ellen 875-0673 or Mary 743-7663. the box In an envelope — er wagon pairs, etc., good service and Drnssmoking 19 weekends. Experienced, over Are you a houaowlf* wtth 1966 Mustang Hardtop Coupe address to the Classified low prices. 643-7318. WOMEN nec-ded part-time In ASSISTANT bookkeeper— must 31. driver's license. No phone ■ome natural abUlty to Manager, Manchester 1967 Mustang Flastback DRESSMAKING and altera, calls. Miller Pharmacy. the Manchester area to do of know bookkeeping dlvleralfled put Juet Iho light tablo Evening Herald, together 1967 Cadillac Hardtop, all power, CARPEn* Installing — Rugs cut tlons, zippers replaced otc fice cleaning in the evening. work. Benefits. Apply In per here and the right lamp with a memo Uati^ the alr-condUloned and finished to fit. C!all 646- Coll 649-4311. Good wages, paid holidays and son Oaer Bros., 140 Rye Bt., there In your home, yet companies you do NOT 1966 Merimry, 4-d(»r air-con 1580 days, evenings 643-9010. other fringe benefits. Apply at BUZZ SAWYER want to see your letter. ditioned So. Windsor. STATIONERY have time on your hondoT BY ROY CRANE Your letter wlii be d«- ALL KINDS of trucking, ap Moving— ^Truckin^— Rudder Window Cleaning Co., Kolth Furnlturo hoa a 1968 OldsmobUe Hardtop Coupe NURSE’S aide (part or (ull- WELL, UH, 1 DUNNO. MR. MIKE'S A FINE stroyed if the advertiser pliances moved, odd Jobs, etc. 157 Charter Oak Ave., Hart DEPARTMENT I'M GOINS TO BE FRANK MISS WILUA/...BLESS HER HEART... Is one you’ve mentioned, 1967 Plymouth Fury Hardtop Storogo 20 tlm e), 3-7 p.m. or 7-ll p.m. place for aomeone who MR. f e l la , but in his condition...! think ford or caU 537-3171. with you, seat. I'M NOT MR. MIKE'S IN SUCH BAD SHAPE, I'M REAL Coupe OU drums for sale. General (tan work part-time — 7 at BERNT HAS YOU'LL BE SORRY, MR. SAWYER. ff not It win be handled MANCHESTER Delivery-tight 649-4510. MANARER DOWN HERE TO FISH. MIKE'S WORRIED. I'LL SURE APPRECIATE YOUR in the usual manner. 1966 Dodge Coronet, 4-dmplex. Top wages, blue, with keys In pocket. Call starting rate with merit raises. have your own oar—wo or Mr. Grippo. TREE SERVICE (Souclsr) - fringe benefits. Chance for ad 643-4500. (XINTRACTTOR — Interior, ex Pleasant new plant on Tolland W. T. QRANT C Trees cut, building lots clear- vancement!. Meadows Oon- will jpoy tor mltoego. 1962 JAGUAR, 8.8 sedan, excel terior painting, p.aper hanging. St. East Hartford. About one MANCHEfiTKR PARKADE ad, treat topped Qot a tree valescent Home. 647-1461. Pursonob ^3 lent condition throughout. Call problfehi? WaU worth phone DUcoimt on wallpaper. Call mile \ from Manchester line. 643-6070 anytime. 646-3043. H ou raâ.m .-5 p.m. 5 days ii call, 742-8262 P hono Mre.*'Oarrlty, / A -3 RIDE WANTED from Green week. (Mil 538-7497, 10 a.m.- eiMflrNU.lK.TMIw(U.htOK B. H. MAGKIWAN JR. A Sons, 648-4186, and moko on ap- "»4 , Rd. to Pratt & Whitney Air 1961 TR-3, new top, brakes, YO U R business Janitor, night iKwn weekdays only tor Inter mT.iiiiiinmiiiinillllllllllllliiiiTii:7 EXCELLENT pointmortt to diocuae Uita craft, Gate 2, first shift, 7-3:30. tires. Very good condition. service, dally weekly or Interior and exterior painting, view. “No, I don't think the government will be able to paper hanging. Thirty years Intorostlng Job. Top 649-2746. Best offer. 649-4865 after 6:80 monthly basis. Call 644-0629 af OPPORTUNITY NUGENT’S MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD abolish poverty . . .but they may wealth!" p.m. EXPERIENCED salesgirU ter 6 p.m. experience, four generatlona. Monrlteotor Hnrkadc— wagao - Fringe benefits • W ^ - h W / f r IT’S CLOSET cleaning time Free esUmates, fuUy Insured. wanted (or after sch<»I houra. FOR EMPLOYMENT Nnw Hcrtlon Pleasant sssoctatea and m e n i s h ! y o U 'R E ABCXJT TWO OH... you DID... BOY in service, must sell 1968 W IVAS THAT? UPl WHAT TIME I'LL TELL VOU ABOUT again, remember Hospital BRICK, block and stone work. 648-7861. Knowledge of sewing essential. la looking (or a mature working oondtUona. You’ll T OtLOCK! I WENT 1 SEE... H U H ? I / HEAKO /S I T ? ■■ iacthe aaornin; philj STEVE CANYON Penny Saver with clean, sade- CutlaM, 8 cylinder. Ram-air, Brick walla, patios, outdoor-in See Mr. Blake, Pilgrim MlUs. at wonuut MdUIng to oo- OUT AFTER VOU WHERE'D YOU BY MILTON CANIFP JOSEPH P. LEW IS Custom like thto Job |L D o o m FELL ASLEEP,' able clothing and housewares. power steering, 2-door hardtop. door fireplaces, sldewatkB, Fabric Department Store, 484 Bume rraponslblllty. DeUver to shop, 616 Main St. 11,000 miles. 12,295. 565-7196 or chimneys. Free esUmates. Painting Interior and ex Oakland St., Manchester. ROGERS CORP. Halery and hour* to bo LiTTue otey JUST THEN Steve's phone 643-9832. terior. ■ Paijcr hanging. Wall Msnrhester Plant arranged. WAS BORN RINGS. or call 649-3297. We can also Domenic Morrone, 649-16(M. \ paper b(X>ks on request. Fully WOMAN (or part-time typing Apply to manager any- 118 use your shopping bags. Thank. 1965 MUSTANG. 2-door hard Main Bt.. Manehsotor iiLsured Free estimates Call and filing, (our hours daily, Manufacturing terhnlclatu. time during *1010 You. top. immaculate, exceUent HousohoM SorVicM 649-9658, If no answer, 643-6362 four days a week, downtown Must be high s<-hool grad hour* except ‘rueodaye. running (xmdition, olive green, Manchester office. (Mnvenlent uate with msth snd rhem- AutbmobDos For Solo 4 white interior, bucket seats, 6 ______' 3 - A PAINTINO— Interior and ex parking. $3 per hour. Phone Istry background. cycllnder, standard, 8660. CaU terior, very reasonable, free N EE D C AR? Credit very bad? LIGHT ■mucraNoTbuiirûv- 648-0738. 875-7186 after 2. esUmates. Call Richard Mar Bankrupt, reposBeseion? Hon- ery, yaitto, attics, ceUars clean (MU Mrs. Hampson, 648-5164 tin, 649-9286, 649-4411. WOMAN with btndsry exper OLSON WAS esk Douglas accepts lowest ed and removed. Also odd Joba. WHENOLSON,SR. 1964 VALIANT, 6 cyUnder ience, fuU-tlme at local p i l SHOT DOWN IN 644-8962 TU RN ED UP_. ALIVE, down, smaUest payments, any standard, new brakes, tires, EDWARD R. PRICE-Painting’ ing aiiop. Gunver Printing, 647- CHINA BE m ar r ied ... SUT a vegetable where. Not smaU loan finance muffler, no rust. Runs but TWO handymen want a variety exterior and interior Paper 1433. MAN W ANTED to Install Insula (ximpany plpi- Douglas Mo motor needs work. 8300 or best of Jobs by day or hour. Rea hanging. Oelllnga, ate Insurad. tion. No experience neceaaary, ANO NOW STEVE HEARS FROM THE KID'S tors, 345 Main. offer. 643-6858. 649-1009 GIRL FRIDAY needed tor Man ------J * ______sonable. Call 643-6.305. will train. Good starting rate. HELP EX-NURSE-WHO WISHES TO TALK ABOUT— WHAT ? chester office. Must be a go7, TO O MUCM, INTERESTED 4-r aedan, power ateering, too small. OaQ .646«M Manchester. W.T.QRANTOO. J B N N Y UU IN D AN G 1 NO AUVLLJ 1969 FORD V-8, automatic, 89,- new brakea, good Urea,' good O R M U S I C ( H ALLM ARK BuUdtng CoOh 27 000 miles. Inexpensive trans running condlUon. Can be aeen IMMEDIATE pany—tor home Improvement, portation. 8100 flrin. 649-9806. Saturday. Sunday and Monday, additions, rec rooms, garages, MORTGAGES — 1st and 2nd. Read Herald Ads CAPTAIN EASY 79 Lakewood Circle South, 649- mortgages— Inlertm financing BY LESLIE TURNER 1962 C HEVROLET II, white con roofing, gutters. Free sstl- 1696. —axpadleot and confidential r mates, all work guarantaad. WHATB RIPICULOUS'. WHY TOU HAP BY A NaeHBOR IVN05B AH. IN KS. LO W Ei vertible. Power steering, radio, OPENINGS servloa. J. D. Real Batste that A»0UT 1 PIPNT TH«y A*K MB' CIEAREPOUT SL>SPICI0N5 WERI AKPUSCP ' f O YOU FWALLV beater, 'bucket seats. Rinmlng ' .. ‘ '"JL Can 646-3837. COPB PKMINSV WHBRB KARL tv THBTIMB •Y YOUR HU9BANPB STRANdBl Aaaoc. 64SAU9. UP THB BACK PRAeSEO YOUR condition. 8370 or best offer. SEVERAL SXCaifNT OPPORTUNim POLICB WKB PO ATVEARAN CE 10 P A Y S OIFTEP HUSBANP Auto A c c t a ii iu C ARPXafTRT — eoaerate atoga. 3 XARP LOOKING ALBRTBD. w f o r b : ' 648-8771 after 6. POT*.— AWAY FRO M HIG rioon. hatchways, ramodaling. EASfL! SfLiWIPJ Tiros 6 HAVf OEVlLOPiD IN OUR PMM: i m 1961 C H E V R O L ^ 4-door porches, garages, elosats. eafl- 30 396, 435 H.P. ENGINE balan^ ings. atuca flnlBliad. rac HELP WANTED sedan, V-8. automatic. Call 646- P R IV A T E instructions —piano, ed, bhie printed, clearance, rooms formica. Jecrainle. Oth 9833 after 6. by London certified teacher, v" heada blueprinted, many ex er related sroriL No Job toe Hi. W it ' m y home. 948-2310. . Female CONMETE FABIICATOIS tras and parts. Over 88,000 In smaU Dan Moran. BoOdar . HftTa BMiy efSfilfiMi ter attmij wetk. He es- 1966 VOLKSWAGEN, good oon- vested, sell tor 81600. or bast B vnHi«B 311 6696 Looldnt For Wwli N « r I1« omT a s -s - ' pefteno rsqtdfod. Y«r-ri«nd worii with «««r* ROBIN MALONE dlUoa, 8600. 648-6781. offer. Can 649-7518. • vV ip BY BOB LUBBERS SAVE MONET! Past sarvlee. Rapidijr ftvwlfic iadasUy. N«w pint, atn ttane. Tep pey imtee. Many biaaflte. vniaa alwp. FORD 1667 Fairlane ^ i Dorm an, m m addttkais, ga ______m m Io _____ 35 - ARE you SLiKe - ARf? go^ with PTArtioM, paid lif« umuwms, crCAlgCTJ.NOW 'PCWT WORRY, >CO WANT door h a rd t^ , 289, standard rage*. porrbei. roofing and Aft eqttftl eppartanity sfiipteyftr. PARLINC.'iiHe'^ A GOOD KlD.' KEYFUNCn operator 009. VOU APtÛTELV FLV CVTWN - tranamlashm. 4 new whitewall dding. Oompare prices. Add- ■itiafi, iMlidajw, vMBtkn aad otlwr tttage banffte. SHE WOULDN'T fC AMVTHiWl? ORflRIveF MoMly mimertcal. Benefits. Urea, 81,300. OaU 872-0288. A-Lrrel Dormer Cbrp., 289- Espgrin w aot ueeemmry, wiB tnda. ,;7T WRONO 1969 FORD Ranger camper spe Gser Bros., 140 Rye M., So.i LeilTil I 6449 W—dtrfBt opportoBitjr for advifironint cial pick-up with every avail Wtadsor. WOODWMKEIS iM mODfr,'/- 1648 DESOTO, beat offer over able camper optioa and 1999 DORMERS, garagas. oorchca. OOUNTKR G IR L — 8 da)rs per LITTLE SPORTS BY ROU80N 8100. CaU 649G866. lOH' Silver eagle pick-up rec rooms, room eddfilofis. METAL FABIIMTOIS week. Apply , HUltardvlIle coach. This slx-aleeper Is fuUy kttdisns, add-a'lavaU, roofing, W O KLP S E f t ir s FORD, 1168 Crestline convert- LsmcbeonctU. 803 Adams St... UM nBnaftteM lFv S- 8, CATC. V 1 /. aelf-oontalned and Uke brand siding, ganeral repaln. Quality pi^’i SACft 3 Hde, V-6. Beantlful coeidllioB. CAVROK CORF. Cmtimmm Werfc With OrwtlMs 0 • • 6 new throughout. Save 82.900 workmanship. Fteaneing avaO- U k e new. 873-3346. from original list. Bank financ mOUSTIlAL PARK RO. ^ ' ablc. Bcoaomy Boildara, Ine.. FULL or part-time — Woman ing up to five years. Many oth 648-6169. 873-0947 evjtellngs tor Mtirt folding. Apply In p er l i l t 97 o ff PoHmop ALUEI BDRJmi SYSTOIS er camper pick-upa to ehooae / 1966 CXIRVETTE. ExceUent coo- son fiseh sr (3eaners, IM from. We alao have brand new A D O m O N t. / / VMNON.CONIL g : i . ' . T T 3 dlUaa. 649-3446. Broad m. Mt TOLLAND TURNPIU pick-up coacfaaa for as litUs. as rage n c rootns. /' 1167 BLUE Volkswag en- Sun 8896. Rcctown USA. Inc., RL Ulad. kitchens rsmodetod. ee- MIDDLE-AGED hoossksspar, I1ANCHK8T1B. CONN. — M6A1M roof. radto, black Ytnyl tn- 9. Wsst ot WUUmanUc, ' Oaon. maot amrk. eallar fioota, pa Hve in. light work, no ehtldren, tertor, nesf Urea: Car Uke new. Telephooc — 1-433-1939 open tios. roofing, can Laos C li» atoady, on bus line. R ef 81.400. 647-1504. weekday avcziin(s until 10 p jn . synskt BuUder. tW IWI erences. 849A199. PAGE TWENTY-FOtjR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTErV CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1969 MANCHESTER E ^ N IN G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1969 Help W a n f d — Mate 36 Help W anted^-M de 36 Help W anted— Mcrie 36 Help W anted— Mcrie 36 ,\ A PAGE TWENTY-FIVE Halp.Wcmf d Arricks For Sak 45 HousofioM Goods 51 HousehoM Goods 51 JIO b o r e: Operators — flrat, UTILITY kitchen man, part- M ai* or Fom ak 37 Apartments— Flats<— THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE second and third shift. Lathe time, 11-4 p.m. over lunch WANTED — Part-time service SCREENED loam, processed GARAGE SALE Housos For Salt 72 Housos For Sola 72 operators, second shift. Verti hour. No weekends. Apply In station attendant, for morn FULL-’rnyiE and part-'tUne po gravel, gravel, sand, stone, KAGIC Chef apartment aize gas TM im iM ts 63 stove, two-years-ma, tails please call Mr. Lewis, Good pay. Good working 1176. Will sacHfice for f86. kitchen, large living room with 649-5306. Yours for $33,900. conditions. Paid vacations. Fun 57 Rooms Witliout Board 59 BRIDGEPORT TRACER 40 IMMEDIATE Call 643-6697 after 6 p.m. Interior Designer wants reliable Apartiiwnts— Flats— NOV. 15TH fireplace, garage. Nicely treed LYDALL & FOULDS ASSEMBLY WORK Paid holidays. Phone 649- family or newlyweds to accept Teiwments 63 lo<. St. Bartholomew, Only $25.- e. B & W 1166 for appointment or stop 'OPENINGS OAK shelving, boat racks, delivery of complete Model Dis THE ’THOMPSON House — Cbt 900. H. M. FrecheUe, Realtors. DIVISION OF COLONIAL BOARD CUT OFF SAWS in. tachometer testing unit, motor MINK S’TOLE, mink cape, $126 OCCUPANCY BARROWS and WALLACE C\>. play of Quality Furniture just each. 649-6907. tage St. centrally located, large LOOKINO for an apartment? 647-9993. stands, props, chloiinator, ma removed to warehouses for Pub- Mjuichestcr Parkade. Davids Is now hiring. ’The pleasanUy furnished rooms, Have many to choooe from, 4% room Town House apart FULLrTIME 65-hour week, liberal fringe new Davids Restaurant lo rine hardware. 649-0315. ’dc Sale. Modem 8 complete WOULD you like to buy a parking. CaU 649-2868 for over $146. up. Paul W. Dougan Real Manche.sler 649-6306 benefits. Apply In person, 22 THE WHITING cated in the middle of the rooms with the 81,000 look. 8 tor, 649-4636. ment, 2 baths, air-condi SIX DAYS PER WEEK IT ALUMINUM awning, green Dutchmaidi Product? Call 040- night and permanent guest tioning, stove, refrigerator, Johns St., East Hartford. CORPORATION Manchester Parkade is now pc. Convertible living Room. 3409, your local demonstrator. rate*. MANCHESTER MANCHESTER — A charming SHIFT DIFFERENTIAL and white. Best offer. Coll 649- 6 pc. bedroom, 6 pc. Dinette. LGOKING for anything la real disposal, patio with sliding apactoue 4-bedroom Ctolonlal. Interviewing for full or part- 4169. 'ereco R y^ w/f e * Ume work. This new mod *10 down, you may purchase MO’TEL rooms, 10 minutes from estate rentals — apartments, gla^ doors. Beautiful, beau Formal dining room, large e BLUB CROSS 254 BROAD STREET tiful. beautiful. CaU. IMUAS, IKK - T« u » »«• os - FIRST OFFERING JANITORS —part-time, eve erate priced restaurant of any room individually. Im W anted -To Buy 58 Hartford, weekly rates, maid nomes, multiple dwellings, no ltia« »T >,.■» »,-« front to back living room, ga e CMS MANCHESTER rage. porch, prime location e LIFE INSURANCE nings, Manchester area. Call fers better opportunity for SUNBEAM electric snow blow mediate delivery or free service, restaurant adjacent, (ees. CaU J. D. Real EsUte 643-6691, 3-6 p.m. only. storage. WANTED—1964 Ford, sedan or some kitchenettes. Call 643-1667 .oasoclates, Inc. 643-6129. Excellent Ot* room brick Phllbrlck Agency, Reattora. e PAID HOLIDAYS increased earnings through er, like new. Phone 649-9677. Ranch In excellent condi more tips and a higher hour CAP & (XP Charge Plans lAation wagon, 6 cylinder stan for appointment. 649-6651 Out of Town Housos For Solo 72 Housos For Solo 72 648-4200. # OTHER FRINGE BENEFITS APAR’TMENT—3% rooms and 6 649-2179 tion throughiHil. Two-car ly rate than many restau CAST IRON steam furnace with Also, oui' own Instant Credit dard. Must be clean. 648-6664. For Rent 66 Progressive and Expanding Company. Plan FURNISHED ROOM — lol rooms. Heat and hot water, garage, hot water oil hent. 37 JORDT ST. seven room an rants In the area now offer. gas conversion burner and con WANTED — Antique furniture JUST LISTED - Benton St. RANCH — Five rooms; Three plastered walla, ftill Insula trols, 6 radiators, fl50. Chrys Chestmft St. May be seen Sun stove and refrigerator. Handy COVENTRY, 3-room furnished Schoola just around the corner. tique brick I'apc Cod. Latge ’There are openings for male glass, pewter, oil paintings oi to center $160 per month. Phil- apartment, Ideal location. biilrooma, garage, large lot. tion, flreplaee, wall to wall PRINTERS and female help on either ler oil fired forced air furnace, DISCOUNT FURNITURE day or Monday, between Lovely 7-room house. Fireplac- bi'drooma, living room, formal 615 PARKER ST., MANCHESTER other antique items:. Any 10:30-11:30 a.m. brick Agency, Realtors. 646- F u rn ish o d State Highway, overlooking $18,900. Phllbrlck Agency, earpetlng In ll\ing room dining room, large family our day shifts, 10 a.m. to complete with controls, blower WAREHOUSE ed living room, three bed Realtors, 646-4200. new opportunities at quantity. ’The Harrison’s, 64.". 4200. « lake. Beach privileges. $100 ami hail. Isirge elooeta. room, recreation room, kitch Mrs. E. S. Loftus 4 p.m. or our dinner hour and burner, $76. Miscellaneous 8709, 166 Oakland Street. CLEAN furnished room for Apartmonts 63«A rooms, aluminum storms and luUural wood trim and NOW 2 BIG LOCATIONS per month. Adults only. Ref screens, modern bath Act fast. BOWERS SCHOOL —. Six room en with (Itsixwal. range and re 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Apply In oil burners and furnace blow gentleman. Private entrance NEW 5-room, second floor, 3- erences required. Available doors. Ule bath, idly utili ers, 126 each. T.P. AUkln Co., 3580 Main St. Hartford ’TWO-ROOM furnished efficien Only $21,900. Keith Agency, Colonial with country sized frigerator, two fireplaces, car person or call 646-2235 from 622-7249 WANTED — ANTIQUES, used and parking. 643-4248. bedroom apartment In quiet cy apartment. Heat, hot water, Oct. 1. 742-7949. ties. Nicely Uindseapi'd with peted throughout. Attached MAN NEEDED to do office ELECTRICIAN, licensed jour- THE HARTFORD 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. 27 Tolland 'Tpke., Manches fumitiue, partial or complete area. Stove, carpeting, tile 646-4126, 649 1922. kitchen and dining area, thrt>e cleaning in the Manchester neyman, residential. (former Fuller Brush bldg.) stove, refrigerator. Apply Mar bedrooms, IV4 baths, attacheil .Hhade tri'ea. Combination garage with automatic door. . commer ter, 643-6798. estates. (3all 633-2300 days. 646- ROOM for gentlemen only, bath and garage. Security re storm windows ami door.i area, nights. Good wages, paid 176 F’lne St. Mancheste; kitchen and Uving room fa- low’s. 867 Main St., Manches PARKADE Aren — Six-room garage. Mid 20’s. Wolverton Two alr-oondltloners, washer, cial and Industrial work. Steady 646-2332 0004 after 7 p.m. quired. Adults, or small fam ter. RCXtKVILLE — 4 rooms, first Prieed at only $25.IKX1, for dryer and freezer. Nicely land- holidays and benefits. Call 627- employment, benefits. Call GENERAL factory workers, job CUT GLASS, pressed, various clliUes included. Private en Cape featuring H4 bathe, ga Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. 8171 or apply at Rudder Win INSURANCE GROUP training, hospital and sick pay chairs, bedding, curtains. (tormer Norman’s Fum ily. $210. Tenant pays gas, floor, central, adults, 876-7919. rage. Won’t last long at $17,- quick sale. ■ea|>i‘d plus extra building lot. Rockville 876-6906. HOUSEHOLD loto — AntlquM, trance and parking. Inquire 118 heat, and hot water. Norman ROCKVILLE — Four - room dow Cleaning Co., 167 Charter Through expansion and creation of a second shift, several plans, paid holidays and vaca drapes, books, Sunday - ’Thurs Warehouse biic-a-brac, clocks, fral&M, Pearl St. 900. H. M. Frechette, Real TREE SHADED 100x200' lot, Walking (llslanee to all schools Hohenthal Realtor, 646-1166. furnished apartment. Heat, hot and rhurehes. See to believe. Oak Ave., Hartford. MEN for tire service and re opportuidtUM for qualified personnel are now available. If tion. Apply In person at Quali day, 121 Park St. 649-6061. at comer of Pine & Forest St.s) gUssware. We buy estates. VU- tors. 647-9993. five-room Ranch with three you have experience in any of the following fields, contact ty Nameplate, Inc., Fisher HlU Mon.-Frl. 9-9. Sat. 9-6 PROFESSIONAL man desires water, electricity. Working Wanted To Rent 68 bedrooms, large kitchen with CHARLES LESTERANCE Peterman Real Elstate Agency, cap shop. Good pay, 46-66 hours iage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 FOUR-room apartment, second couple. Call 876-6630 after 6 MAN WANTED to work In lum us for an appointment. Rd., East Glastonbury, <3onn. CUSTOM made draperies, slip Lake St., Bolton. 648-8247 roommate to share 2-bedroom CXIMMERCIAL zoned, 2)4' dining area. Two-car garage. 60 Pearl St,, 646-2223. per week, all benefits. Must covers and reupholstering. MOVING — C2irome kitchen floor, centrally located, 848- p.m. WANTED — Four rooms, first 649-7620. ber yard, must have driver’s be steady worker. Experience ftumtohed apartment. Call be 6872. floor, prefer heated. Willing to acres, farm house, out build $20,900. Wolverton Agency. license. Davis ft Bradford WANTED someone for cleanup, Budget terms. Established In set, gray mother of pearl table, WANTED—Toys for cash, any tween 6-10 p.m., 649-2664. ings, busy highway. $37,- Realtors. 649-2813. helpful. Apply Nichols Man- 8-4 hours, 6 mornings per 1946. Days, 524-0154 evenings. excellent condition,__ j... 4 chairs; . quantity or quality. 649-2664 do some maintenance for MANniE.STER Lumber Co., 200 Tolland St., che-ster Tire, Inc., 296 Broad FIVE-ROOM tenement, garage, partial payment of rent. Man- 900. Hutchins Agency, Real Fast Hartford. FIRST SHIFT SECOND SHIFT week. Apply Cavey’s Restau 649-7690. Hotpoint electric stove. Cllall from 6-10 p.m. ROOM for rent, gentleman only, second floor, adults. Call be Business Locations tors, 649-6324. WESTSIDE — 5-nH>m home, S St., Manchester. rant, 46 E. Center St. 643-0269. chester-Bolton area. Câll 875- down, 2 up, one batli, garage. MANCHESTER Six - nx>m FOUR HEniUMlMS 8:15 a.m.-4:l5 p.m. central location, free parking, tween 5-7 p.m. 644-1662. 2626. 4:30- I 1:45 p.m. references required. Call 643- For Rent 64 TEN-ROOM home near Man Lot 80x180’, $19,900. Phllbrlck C!ape. Very clean. Near shojv FURNI’TURE, lamps, dishes, ping, bus, school. Rec room, HORSES—FARMING Florists— Nurseries 49 Legal Notice 2693, 649-8150. FOUR-room Duplex, garage, SMALL S’TORE near 100 per WANTED — 3-room heated chester center, one full and Agency, Renltnrs, 646-4200. MULTIGRAPH SituoHons Wanted— dining table, chairs, window adults, no pets, security de two half baths. Ideal for large owner Is very anxious. Miuit WANTED MACHINERY fan, baby accessories, miscel DECBEK ON UMITATION cent Main Street location. Ap apartment by slrgle lady. 649- ADAMS St., uxrroom older PRESS BINDERY F«mak 38 HARDY chrysanthemums. In OF CLAIMS FURNISHED room for rent, for posit and references. Avail ply Marlow’s. 867 Main Street 1031. family or conversion to sell Immediately. H. M. Frech Or privacy Is the sotting all colors, loaded with blos laneous. Call 649-1976 after 6. AT A COURT OF PROBA’TE. gentleman, near bus line, park able immediately. 649-6786. multiple dwelling, 2-car ga home In exceptional condition. ette. Realtors. M7'99QS. for this iittractlve custom — FULL-TIME — OPERATOR OPERATORS A TTE N 'n O N Working Mothers, holden at Coventiy, within and for ing. CaU 649-6914. OFFICES for rent, Vernon WANTED by lady, first floor, Huge family room down. New iHime. 3 Isitlvi, 2 flre|>laces. soms and buds. 50 cents and 86 rage with '2 rooms on second MANCHESTER-Need a home (folders, inserters, etc.) busy housewives. Child care, COMPLETE full sized bedroom ^ sIptete^.D ^ im EDGERTON Gardens — Near Circle, Route 83, brand new, 4-room apartment with utili story. $24,900. Phllbrlck Agen heat, new wiring. Sensibly 2-car garage, family room SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT cents each. Open 7 days a set. Kitchen table and six ~Present, --Hon. ------David C.~ *■Rappe, ROOM FOR lady only in private but lack the funds? We Imvc day or night In my licensed hospital. Deluxe one-bedroom first floor. Reasonable rent. ties and garage, by November cy, Realtors, 646-4200. priced at $21,800. Immediate and mui'b more 3 min REPRODUCTION home, 648-9044. week, also evenings until dark. chairs. Call 643-7406. Eaq., Judffe. home. Breakfast privileges, a six-room Colonial, two-car AND LUBRICATION MAN PontlcelU’s Greenhouse ft On motionlOtlon of Bridie Finley, ex apartments. WaU to wall car 875-4911, 649-7398. 1st. 649-1976 after 6 p.m. occupmuy, T J. Crockett, utes from .Hlsipikng $40,900 PRESS OFFSET ecutrix, Cedar Swamp Road. Cov parking, on bus line. Call 875- peting, appliances and utilities MANCHESTER, In a central Realtor, 643-1877. garage. Needs work, vacant Nursery, 433 North Main St. entry, Connecticut, on the estate of 5000. etc. $155-$160. J. D. Real Es WAREHOUSE space on Purnell Owner will help In financing OPERATOR PLATE Russell Finley, late of Coventry, area with bus practically at You’ll enjoy working at Manchester’s finest service station. Dogs— Birds— Puts 41 Legal Notices within said district, deceased, tate Associates. 643-5126. Place, next to CBT also Ideal the door. Neat four room house "THE MOST beautiful Green Asking only $18,900 H M Working conditions are pleasant and your fellow employes MAKER r nffff'TA'rfnitf A n n v D This Court doth decree that three for many retail businesses. BusiiMss Proparty Manor house In Green Manor. Frechette, Realtors. M7-m>93 .lAUOUEUNE- GROOMING all breeds. Her AT A te rro r nS^nnpA TiT nionths be allowed and limited for completely renovated. Now RORERTS ACENUY are most congenial. You will receive full company bene- COLLATER (Lanston step and repeat Fuel and Feed 49-A hpM o# the creditors of said estate to ex- A’rTRACnVE 3-room apart Keith Real Estate, 649-1922 or For S a lt 70 heating system, tiled bain, Featuring 3 extra large bed machine and v d c u u m mony Hill. H.C. Chase. Hebron hlblt their claims against the same The ment, quiet residential area, 616-4126. rooms, 2 baths, full basement, THREE FAMILY KUrbrns and flts-plus many fringe benefits, tool Apply m person to OPERATOR machine) Rd.. Boltor.. 648-6427 SEASONED cord wood, sawed the District of Manchester, on the to th*> ovfiriitHT and dirorta that modern kitchen (stove and re 6»6-3:)31) Mr. Danny Carey a t : 29th day of September. 1969. ^ executrix and dlrMts that stove, refrigerator, heat, all BUSINESS zone — Stone build frigerator stay), basement, private yard. Own»r, 643-2877. batbnxims recently iniKlernlz- to required lengths. Free de Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, public notice be given of this order •al. Central tocatton. Deep lot. PURE WHITE AKC~Genntm by advertising in a news] •per hav- utilities and parking, $180 FIVE—room suite of front Main ing consisting of four unit (tomblnatlon windows. Selling livery. E. Yeomans, 742-8907. Judge. ing a circulation In salt dlstrict. Home MANCHESTER — 4-room ex Excellent Income pro|>erty OFFSET shepherd puppies. Call 647- Estate of Cleon L. Chapman, monthly. Ideal for newlyweds. 31. offlce.H. 100 percent loca apartments. Three house trail for $16,900. T.J. Crockelt, Real OFFSET late of Manchester in said Dis and by posting a copy thereof on pandable Cape In nice reel- • $33,900. Pbllbrick Agency, UXKUUI) .Stn*cl Hovt’n rtxun 1690 anytime, or 643-7008 neigh the public sign post in said Town Available Immediately. Call tion near hanks, air-condition- er parking lots. Excellent In tor, 643-1677. PLATE PRESSMAN trict, deceased. of Coventry, nearest the place where 236-0564. ed, automatic fire sprinkler come. PhUbrIck Agency, Real dentlal eectlon, fireplace, alu Ri-altors, 6411 6347 tn rlioirr* uren Olilrr MORIARTY BROTHERS bor. FIREWOOD for sale. Reason- On motion of Florence B. Chap the deceased last dwelt. Front minum aiding, good lot with MAKER (Harris presses) man. 62 Strickland St., Manches Apply Marlow’.s. 867 Main 3l tors, 646-4200. PRIVACY — $28,900. Immiicu- iiomr ooinplrtrly rebiuU able. 646-1078. ter Conn., executrix. Certified from Record FOUR ROOMS, one ■ bedroom. trees. Alice Clampet, Realtor, SIX-ROOM CAPE F1ret>biced (Lanston step and repeat FREE —’Two kittens, one gray hue Raised Ranch. Oounlry T!in*r rtKirnH down, thrrr up 815 CENTER ST. — MANCHESTER ORDERED: That three months Heat, hot water, centrally lo .MAIN ST., corner office, 3 391 CENTER Street, an eight 649-4643 or 648-7407. living nsirn, tlirei- tHaloMMus. pluw flntuhiHl uttic Two full machine and vacuum OFFSET and white, other black and from the 29th day of September, kitchen, two fireplaces, rei-rc- 643-5185 machine) white. 872-3276. 1969, be and the same are limited ASSESSOR’S By BBA KEITH cated. Adults only. 643-2171 rooms and lavatory. House ft room home w.th 2-car garage atton room, garage, paUo, full heated basement l>iw bnjhfl. iiuKlrni kU(‘lir>n Only PRESS and allowed for the creditors with days. Hale Bldg. CaU 643-2667. located In business n zone MANCTIE8 TER — Near bus, 20’s. Wolverton Agency, Real I27.&00 T J ('riK 'kplt. H«nl Garden— Form— in which to bring In their claims huge treed lot. Hutchins Agen school, shopping! Six room HELP BEAGLES — Ten weeks old, against said estate and said ex Like others who add wings Dwelling could be easily con cy, Realtors, 649-5324. tors. M9-2813. lor. w.visrr COMPOSITOR from good hunting stock. Make Dairy Products 50 ecutrix Is directed to give public NOTICE to thedr homes, George DELIGHTFUL one-bedroom MAIN ST. — New one atory verted for professional or com stone front Cape. Breezeway, good pets. Coventry, 742-6989. notice to the creditors to bring in TOWN OF COVENTRY Washington had problems apartment In small new apart alr-conditloned office building. mercial occupancy. Robert J. $18,600 — SEVEN-ROO*n«mlil- garage, paneled flreplaced-llv- WASHED canning tomatoes, their claims within said time allow Ing room, oversized kitchen, MULTILITH while they last, $1.29. Buckland ed by publishing a copy of this Bach person liable to pay with Mt, Vernon. An end of ment complex. Available Oc Prestige location. Walking Smith, Inc., 963 Main Street. on acre lot. Aluminum siding, BULLARD OPERATORS CXJLLIE puppies —AKC, sable order in some newspaper having a gfable was left dangling distance to banks, Town Hall partial recreation room, shad Farms Vegetable Stand, comer a circulation in said probate dis personal “'property taxes In the tober 1st. Centrally located on 349-5241. storms and screens, garage. OPERATOR and white, shots, show quality, over a window. and downtown Main St. Abun ed lot. Warren E. Howland, (models 1260, 2650, 2676, of Tolland ’Tpke. and Adams trict within ten days from the date Town ol Coventry Is hereby Center St. Ample off-street Immediate occupancy. Bel Air HORIZONTAL BORING MILL OPERATORS phone 668-4219. of this order and return make to In the home of tomorrow, parking. Completely equipped dance of free parking. Will be MANCHESTER — 20,000 RealUirs, 643-1108 2660) St. this court of the notice given. notified that he is required by new waU colors will be in Real Estate, Vincent A. ELLINGTON SHHIBT MB?TAL MBX3HANIC 8 and HEf.PBRa JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. law to return to the Assessor on kitchen. Rental, $155, with one- completed December 1st. Va square foot masonary indus Bogginl, Realtor, 643-9332. FREE — Pure white fluffy kit stantly available—with in trial building, 1)4 acres, cen MANCHESTER 6 H1 n»m Garri PICK YOUR OWN Butternut or before the frist business day terchangeable plastic panels. month pccurity required. Call riety of office suites from 600 “PP’y- Immediate open- Salaries commensurate with experience. tens, blue eyes, paper trained. UMITATION ORDER square feet, to 3,000 square tral location, all utilities. CONVENIENTLY located son Colonial, double garage, Looking for good home. 648- squaah, $1.25 per buahel. Al AT A COURT OF PROBATE, of November 1969, a written or 1. Benton St. Older 7-room ■larvis Realty, Co.. 643-1121. I's baths, firepinced living EXCELLENT BENEFITS PROGRAM INCLUDES: ready picked II a baaket. held at Manchester, within and for printed list properly signed and house, 3 bediooms. Mod feet. Call Warren E. Howland, Many possibilities, including seven-room Colonial, double WOODSIDE ACRES 1891. the District of Manchester, on the NE HAVE customers wa.Ung Realtor, 643-1108. commercial use. Hayes Agen garage, four bedrooms. Im nxim, formal dining room, rec Bring own containers. Box 282, 29th day of September. 1969. sworn to, on a form supplied by ernized bath. Etotablish- room, convenient location. Birch Mountain Rd., Bolton. Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, ed neighborhood. Cen for the rental of your apart cy, 646-0131. mediate occupancy. Paeek Ckintrlbutory and non-contiibutory life Insurance and med Judge. the Assessor and approved by ment or home. J.D. Real Es $31,900. Call Warren E. How ical Insurance coverage. reUrement plan, stock purchase, Articles For Sale 45 Estate of Sophia Misewlex, late tral location. WUI not Realtors, 289-7475, 742-K243. TURNIPS, $1 half buahel. the Tax Commissioner, of per last at $21,6(X). tate Associates. Inc.. 648-5129 MANCHEST^ -Center—P ^ land, Realtor. 643-1108. , TABOO MFG. CO. tuition reimbursement, paid vacations, free parking etc. of Manchester In said District, de sonal property belonging to him Houses For Rent 65 6-day work week, Monday-Frlday. ALUMINUM BheeU used aa Comer Glode Lane and Tol ceased. 2. Assumable 7)4% mort slblc office and residence com IjOVELY immaculate six-room TUNNEL ROAD, VERNON, CONN. On motion of Amelia T. Cassel. and subject to taxation in said gage. 3 bedroom tonch. COLONIAL Manor Deluxe one- bination. Six-room Colonial, 2- Cape, wooded lot. fireplace, MANCHESTER VACANT printing platea, .009 thick, 23x land St. Near the Eaat Hart 66 Trebbe Drive, Manchester, Conn., SDC-ROOM furnished home, for Value! Four-bedroom brick 7V2% VA and FHA 36", 25 centa each or 0 for $1. ford, Manchester town line. administratrix with will annexed. Town, on the first day of Octo- 2 -car basement garage. bedroom apartments and two- rent. References required. $200 car garage. Bus line. $24,900. full cellar. Fifteen minutes to To arrange Interview call ORDERED: That three nrwnthi her 1969. Real estate and reg Large Uving room with bedroom Townhouse. Appli Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Manchester. 1,18,800. Meyer Split Inly to Mr Sloan, Sloan THOM MC^N'shoe Co.77s look used as twins, complete with Displayed at Route 5, Pleas through Thursday 8:30 to 4:30 hood. *200 monthly including 2 baths, garage, nicely land BEST VALUES PRESTIGE HOMES ing for a salesman, full-time. cost Ideal for horses or cattle. Lo For Solo 70-A family room with stone flre- Garage, Route 83. Vernon. An equal opportunity employer mattresses, guard rail and lad ant Valley Rd., South Windsor. and Friday 8:30 to 4 p.m. 6 . tiots of k>t—with a view heat and hot water. Call 628- pla/e, large living room, scaped lot, close to scbcsils, Salary plus commission. No NOTICE cated on Route 83^ near Vernon MANCHESTER — Older 2-faim A participating company In JOBS der. $90. Call 644-1686. Household contents bought. DECLARE: that is! Ellington $5500. 3228. 646-1611. Cirrie. $200 per month plu.s formal dining room and shopping and highway A real experience necessary. An Open weekends. 644-2615, 643- Boats and Motors 6 . FTontage on Rt. 44A tm lly home. Narrow but deep lot bargain and ahouM t>e seen to * • * equal opportunity employer. ADMISSION $200 security. Call James J. family stylird kitchen wllh_^ 24.900 28.500 STOCKMAN BRACE yourself for a thrill the 1484. House ’Trailers Bolton. Nearly 700 ft. 414-ROOM heated duplex. abuts businewt zone. More bullt-lns, four large bed-^ day. Call the Jarvis Realty CO Call 849-8068 for appointment. OF ELECTORS Gessay, at 876-0134. land available. Will ehow a first time you use Blue Lustre Notice Is hereby given Farm Machinery of It and 8 acres of Youngstown kitchen with din rooms, 2*4 tsilhs, twiecar Rraitoni, MlJl. M3 1121 We Imvo (ui op<>nlng for n to clean rugs. Rent electric SEWING MACHINES — singer that land! cash flow at present rents, Stockmiui the Board of Admission of Elec Contractor’s Equipment ing area, stove, refrigerator. TWO-bedroom furnished home. garage. Aluminum and stone shampooer $1. Olcott Variety automatic zig-zag, excellent Why not trim the bottom "Two bedrooms, bath, base November-Aprll. Local refer Heritage House, 646-2482. . MANCHESTER Forest HIIU CANTOR & LDFARB INSPECTOR tors for the ’Town of Coventry Livestock of your window shade with Hiding. One a<-re treeil lot 60 OIL BURNER Store. condition. Makes buttonholes, Poultry ment, yard, parking. Ref ences, security. Adults. Write Executive location. $44,000 Brand new large executive STOCKMAN hems; embroiders, etc. Orig will be in session in the Town a piece of your slip cover home in prestige location REALTORS Commercial Furniture ing material for a change. erences. $165. 643-6452. box D. Manchester Herald. An Interesting o|>cnlng at 11 SERVICEMAN Capable of checking aircraft tolerances. Layout A’TTENTION Ceramic hobbyist: inally over *800., 6 monthly Hall, on October 11, 1969 from Many fine featig’es Please call molds, new and used for sole. 9:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. for the pur Goods on Hand When all the space avail 4>4-R(X)M Townhouse, appli BOL’TON — 3-bedroom, 2 full Land For Salo 71 643-8442 — 87S-6244 progressive mjimifmtiirer In experience on forgings, caetings and first piece set payments of 88.60 each or pay- able Isn’t enough make more. U & R REALTY CO. for more details. II M Frech Skull Hartford. Shlp|>lng, steady position, high hour ups required. Excellent opportunity for advance All greatly reduced. Private t5I cash. 522-0931 dealer pose of admitting all persons and Other Personal Property ances, utilities, dishwasher, 1'4- baths, 2-car garage. Deadend 643-2892 eUe. Realtors. M7 9990 party. 876-2436. who are found to be qualified Snow Mobiles Wicker hampers plain or receiving, Issuing sUs-k ly rate, excellent working ment. Apply painted, are pretty enough baths, private patio and base St., electric stove. $236. month MANSFIELD Robert D. Murdoik, Realtor Items. Requires driver’s 11- conditions. CaDAN, USED refiiger.ltors. to be electors of the Town of ^ Samuel P. AUen, toartay In view on shelves— ment. $190. (3all Superinten ly. Keith Real Estate. 649- TAG SAL^—Saturday, tools, ranges, automatic washers Coventry. Assessor 14 acres commercial larsl for censt'. Call or see Mr. pitchforks, cabinets, Ouistmaa perhaps high over the doors dent, 649-0086. 1922. 646-4126. with guarantees. Sec them at ’The qualifications are as fol Town of Coventry and irindows. *ile or lease. Blokeslee. Harpe-r Buffing decorations. 66 Hawthorne St., SEVEN-ROOM Colonial, 2% til; Mjuhlne Co., 363 ElUngton ROLO MACHINE CO. B.D. Pearl’s Appliances. 649 lows: Applicant must be twen Dated at Coventry. Connecti Speaking of space If you FOUR-ROOM apartment in COVENTRY 3 - bedroom, 2- IMPERIAL OIL CO. off West Middle Tpke. Main St. CaU 648-2171 cut. this 30th day of September need more or less why not four-family house. Appliances, car garage, large living room CARRIAGE REALTY ed baths, large family room, Rd., East Hertford, tVinn ty-one years of age, must be a 2 fireplaces, plastered walla, 989 Sullivan Ave., S. Wlnd.sor 55 ELM ST., MANCHESTER 1969. give us a call a t ______parking and storage. $125 Nov. with fireplace, 15 minutes from 643-1111 289-7471. TAKE SOIL away the Blue USED Singer automatic zig-zag resident of the Town of Ck>ven- full Insulation, porch, city util ifloipaL dfunA. dpwdmsijnJtA. Appointments arranged by phone—647-1431 Lustre way from carpets and try for six months. Any appli 1st. occupancy. Call J.D. Real Manchester. $196 per month. MECHANIC—Full or part-tlmel 844-1621^ lewlng machine, combination KEITH Etotate Associates, 643-6129. Keith Real EsUte. 649-1922. ities. bullt-lns, extra large 2- upholstery. Rent electric sham portable or console, mono cant who Is a naturalized citi car garage, near school, treed Inquire In person. Holiday zen of the United States shall NOTICE OF REAL ESTATE 646-4126. COVENTRY 125 MAIN STREET Lanes, 39 Spencer St., Man- pooer fl. Manchester Hard- grams, buttonholes, blind DELUXE 2 bedroom apartment lot. excellent location. Charles I s, ware ft Supply, 877 Main St., hems, etc. Originally over $360, present the certificate of his ----172 Boat OMter Street — I>eeperance, M9-7630. (diester. ----- 649-1922 — 640-4126 in newer 2 family house 2 chil 40 Acres, long frontage. (ACROSS FROM THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS) f L ’m i R f ^ r a l c i A fi*;; PLANT LABOR, paint manu- Help Wanted— 843-4425. now $46. CaU 249-0786. naturalization or a copy thereof DISSOLUTION dren permitted. Residential lo $750 an acre. Terms. — ------‘___ !_ facture, 40 hour week. Contact Issued by the United States Im OF Out of Town IMMEDIATE OOCWANCT— Jack Kaplan, 875-3386. Mole or Female 37 cation. $160 per month. Câll Holp Wontod — Mol* or Fmnala 37 migration and ° Naturalization ATI..AXTIC METAL Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 649- For Ront 66 CARRIAGE REALTY New 7-room Raised Ranch. 2S Jiwt like your own piivmtc home - V Service. Read Herald Ads baths. 2 flreptacca, laundry PRODUCTS, INC. 4535. 643-1111 room. bullt-lns. plastered Sdosman Wantvd 36-A Dated at Coventry, Connecti EAST HARTFORD — Forbes Frtt HMt->FrM Hot Wattr— Frit Qat For CookiRf \ BURNER SERVICE MRN Elderly persons cut. this first day of October Notice Is hereby given, pur St. Four-room duplex, heated, walls, 2-car gafage. city utili EXECU-nVE Salesmaii — A MCDONALD’S 1969. suant to the General Statutes of garage. References, security ties. near school. 30-day occu Experience Necessary pancy. Built by Anaoldl. national life Insurance compa Applications now being Maragret E. Jacobson, Connecticut, that ATLANTIC Suburban — Unique Combination AdulU, $166. monthly. 528-8162. _ H o u s m For Salt 72 (All Major Hof point Appliances) EXCELLENT WORKINQ CONDITIONB, ny Is looking for a man with taken lor Male and Female IS NOW HIRING Ruth E. Benoit, .METAL PRODUCTS. INC., a CTiarles Leupcronce, M6-7830. 'HALARY AND COMPANY BENEFITS VERNON — NOW Renting sales or business background elderly persons to serw . ns Elizabeth R. Rychllng, Connecticut corporation having Ma n c h e s t e r — six - room 3CANCWEBTER -F o rest Hills to appoint as a special agent. Foetw Grandparents at MALE AND FEMALE HELP Its principal place of business ’’You owe It to yourself to see f.'olonial overlooking Center Fefttiirinc for yoor eeijoymont; Board of Admissions one of these lovely apartments area Ranch, Ihree-bedrtjom. MORIARTY BROTHERS, Inc. Starting salary up to $10,400. Mansfield ’Training School In Manchester, Connecticut, has Park. 1)4 baths, two-car two full batha. bullt-lns. fire 301 - 816 CENTER ST. per year. Complete fringe proridtng Care and t\>mpan- Full and Part-time. been dissolved by a resolution situated In a small apartment garage, large rooms. Immedl- Riuige with nelf-eicwnbiK oven, refrigerator, <)bip4Mnl, flinhwanher, ntorm Hours flexible. Apply in peraon. complex locateif In on attrac place. wall to wall rec rcalVjn doom tmd wintlow*, HhadeH, wail to wall ouiK ting, one and one half ceramic MANCHIISTER, CONN. — 048-0188 benefits If you qualify. Please lonshlp for two .roung chil of Its Board of Directors and • ate occupancy. Hayes Agen room Exrellem condition H Vacation—Insuimnre—Pension send your resume to Box dren -two hours each dally. Male or Fonalo Stockholders. effecUve as of tive residenUal area.” Brand -y. 646-0131. tile batha, picnic arena with picnic table and gaa bnrbecuea for you and and Many More Fringe Benelltal new 3'-) room apartment (one M Frechette, Realtors. M7- ”QG”, Manchester Herald. An Monday through Friday MCDONALD’S DRIVE-IN February 23, 1970. All creditors, 99«. your family. Sliding glam doom off the dining area o$>ening tmto a red- Equal Opportunity Employer, bedroom) featuring heat, hot COLONIAD—Ten rooms. First Benefits Include transporta if any, are warned to present water, 'refrigerator. range, w4M>d porch, fitll private cellar with waMher and dryer hook upa, master TV tion, one hot meal dally. 46 WEST CENTER ST. their claims to LaBEIXE floor conatsta of large living CREDIT hood, garbage dlspooal, mas room adth fireplace. dining •ntenna. Excellent location on bua route, wtdk to schoola, churchcti and Workmen’s Ckimpensatlon In MANCHESTER. CONN. ROTHENBERG A WOOth •topping. Hlitip tip W o n fd lease of Injury, paid sick ter TV antenna, telephone out room, modern kftchen adth GARDNER & FERN RTS. HOUSE. 843 -Main Street. Man- lets. curtain rods, window bulk-lna. den. large family or Fomols 37 leave, eleven paid hoUdays CLERK ches(er. ConnecUcut. on or be \- \ Mai* shadea and full bath with room, plus ftnlahcd rec room 4 85 rjeaerd am^lfeed sere# ,v \ \ 4 and annual vacation as well fore February 25, 1970 or there vahlty; ^Washers and dryers in FEMALE PRODUCTION COOK wanted full or part-time, as a complete ph>-slc«U ex MEN & WOMEN In basement. Second ftoor hoi with 841' froftt-vge Half mile IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY after be barred as by stotute basement I cotn-operated) and 4 bedrooms. On one acre some experience required. amination when accepted In FULL-^ME nrorided. to Rtehard Martin School Country Squire Restaurant, Rt. storage area. Plenty of wooded lot adth 2-csr atuched s building lot prXenttal Ex ASSEMBLERS to program and imnually Openings on first and second shifts. Machine op Dated at Manchester. Con Exclusive Rental Agent: 83, Ellington, Cbnn. 872-0269. FuU company beoefUa, steady parking. For an appointment $8rmge. Adjoining land nUy be pandable older home U^joiI thereafter. Requirements In erators, auxiliary workers, material handlers and necUcut, this 23th day of Sep Larg«, nine year old. 3 bedrooni rondi, IS* z 2T panaled Sftd and Srd SHIFT OPBNINOS clude reasonably goixl year around w72- Agency. Realtora, 646-4300. 'H v tp o in ir HOUSEWIFE SHIFT 9-4 health, a liking for small that requires unbelievable nominal core. Over acre lot. later Owner will finance part-time. No experience re children, a desire to feel Company pmd insurances including Blue Cross and «t ooco. ATLANTIC METAL 0629 weekdays for an appoint GOOD BBNEliTTS, W’AGES PRODUCTS. INC Azsumobie 6% mortgage with approximately $18,000. Many ment Rental $138 dowri^talrs, MANCHESTER — Spacious J. D. Real Eftate quired. Apply In pereon. Gayle needed, of low Income and CMS, Pension Plan and Profit Sharing. extras. Out ot state owner must aell. Asking $24,500. Mfg Co., Inc., 1068-C Tol By: $146 upotolra (Including car custom" 6-room Cape Garages M. H. PALMER 60 years of age or more (no Four large bedrooms, fire- IO N A MFO. land St., Baat Hartford. top Umlt). If Interested I'oU W. T. BRANT Ca LoBelle. Rothenberg * M. H. PALMER REALTY peting.) November 1st. occu REALTOR—MLS W’oodhouse / pancy. Adults No pets. placed living room., panel / 643-6321. A f ^ ln o i REGENT STREET ~ MANCHESTER 429-9891, Mrs, Steere, Super CHENEY BROTHERS. INC. ed den. formal dining room,' visor. and arrange for on , ^ Attorneys • 643-6321 MUSICAL INS’TRUCTOR dealr- 00\'EN TRT..Four-room apart 2's baths. Situated on tree- Interview In your home. 81_ Cooper Hill Street ment wiiti ftreptaced living ed for flute leasoos. 646-17M. M. Helen Poltoef. Realtor. Multiple Ltoting Sendee studded lot Sale at below mar 8A1.XTER8 RD exceUsnt 6- 643-5129 643ef729 room Lovely country setting ket value Warren E Howland, room Cape I'taoae ownar oftar cadi 646-2212 R o to rs. 643-1106 6. 60-6373. wwBBtmsKsms PAGE TWENTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1969 W \ _ MANCHESTEk EVIINING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRTOAY, OCTOBER 8, 1969 Houstti; For Solo 72 Houses For So!e 72 Houses'For Sole 72 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 Out of Town O utof Towm Out of Town Out of Town For Safe COBURN Road, we have listed t w o -f a m i l y , just liflted! Big For Sale is For Sole 75 For Safe 75 75 2 colonials on this fine resi TWO-FAMILY, 5-5, 2 seperate For Serin 75 IN TOWN heating systems, handy to bus 6-6 duplex with 2-car garage, Out of Town Judge Forced dential street, both have 3 bed 2 separate heating systems. TOLLAND — $21,200, 6V4-room Republicans Struggle and schools. $24,900. Phllbrlck VERNON — Prestige areia. Im SOUTH WINDSOR 6H room rooms, garages, and are in Owner’s side has baUis. Ranch on large lot. Ideal for VERNON — News-room Colo- BERRrS Agency Realtors, 646-4200. VERNON maculate four-bedroom Coloni Ranch, one-third down as Here’s a good sized 7-.room excellent condition. T. J. Aluminum storms, screens, young family. 10 per cent with charming’ family Verdict, Say al, on wooded % acre. Two- sumes 51i per cent mortgage. Colonial that will accommo Crockett. Realtor, 643-1677. PHILBRICK AGENCY doors. Entire property ex Mr. Clean, three-bedroom, down to qualified buyer. T.J. room 4 bedrooms, large Uv- MANCHES'l'ER — ’Two-Story car garage, two fireplaces, two Immediate occupancy, rec For GOP’s Safe Seat date your family and your tremely clean. Walk to 64 baths, 2-car ga- nomination to what Illlnola poU- John J. Nimrod tells voters bs rec room. The location is ing, fireplace, oversized ga we have\lt ...... $18,900. Lots For Sole 73 REALTORS Green, 047-1578. *'Kge, partially finished family Rowe A Rowe Realty, 875-3167. with lewdness and Indecent ex ticlaiu call "the safest seal In MANCHESTER — Over 75 list rage, stable for 3 horses, elec Rowe & Rowe Realty, 875-3167. posure. was forced to "walk backward” just right for a growing room. $29,900. Jacqueline-Rob- the House." while serving In the Korean War ings from $10,500 up. If you tric fence, 2 acres. Owner, 629- MARLBOROUGH — 2% acres. 647-9993. BOLTON — Custom built nine- UOONN AREA — 3-bedroom They said Thursday that de family and the price Is only erts Agency, 646-3339. The seat—safe (or the GOP and hopes "we don’t have to do are looking for a good house 0218. . High wooded secluded location. room Raised Ranch. Three or Ranch, living room with fire spite the verdict they would $27,000. Call us for an ap Owner' has other' interests and has listed this well- for more than 40 years—iz thzt lt again." call the Mitten Realty, Real Only $3,900. Pasek Realtors, four bedroofns, large living 'TOLLAND — prestige area place, recreation room with take acUon against any dancer pointment to Inspect. built Old Colonial home .with breezeway and garage on a of the 13th minols congressional "But Vietnam has divided the tors, 643-6930. DELIGHTFUL, clean, solid 289-7475, Bruce Uttle, 644-0122. room with cathedral ceiling Raised Ranch, 3 bedrooms, fireplace, basement garage. who performs nude—and tor the large lot ...... $19,900. district, embracing eight town- country," Nimrod says, and he , brick and masonary older with fuIl-waU fireplace, family (lining room with sUding glass Urge lot with beautiful view. time being the glrla were wear SEVEN - ROOM Ranch, 2% MANCHESTER — Two lots lOOx VERNON ehlpe north and northeast of advocates "on orderly with home, good condition . Seven doors, Mediterranean kitchen, Ploufe-Hlll Realty, 423-1835. ing their bottoms. baths, family room on main 130 with city water, $6,000. Plus style kitchen, with buUt-ins and Chicago. Rs voters Include resi drawal." U & R REALTY CO. rooms Includes spacious din Seven-room Custom Ranch, ôw He a r large living room, garage But Leonard Leander Olancy, floor, double garage. Wooded Owner retiring to Florida. This means a quick sale Is 85x197 wooded, secluded area. glass sliding door, large fin COVENTRY — Seven acres dents of the wealthy North Sam Young sain he supports ing room, living room, fire 3 bedrooms, Vî baths, bulU- treed lot. In a.beautiful set owner of the suburban Pink 643-2692 acre lot. $35,600. Hutchins needed on this 6-room Ranch with city water and sewer. Earle Everett Real Estate, 643- ished rec room with huge stone plus five-room older home. Shore area along Lake MIttU- President Nixon’s policies on place, den, 114 baths, 3 bed ins, rec room, 2-car ga THIS ting, $31,900 Jacqueline-Rob- Ehissy Kat beer bar where the Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. Lovely landscaped lot. Convenient to bus...... $19,900. 1534, 646-0191. fireplace, three full baths, Bam and outbuildings. Ideal gmn. Vietnam. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor rooms on second floor. Full rage, treed lot, prestige erte. Agency, 646-3339. case began, said he would ask separate tiled laundry room, tor horses. $15,500. Meyer Donald Rumsfeld, who was There are 290,000 voters in the RANCH — 6Vi rooms, first cellar with laundry room. CENTER of Town. . .approxi area. $32,900. two-car garage. Many extra his lawyer to seek a federal COLUMBIA — 3-B ^R O O M Agency, Realtors, 643-0609. the Incumbent, resigned to be district, 168.000 registered as floor, plus finished rec room Screened patio. Pleasing back We must sell this attractive 6-room Cape, centrally mately 2% acres, all In "B” features. $42,500. U & R Realty court Injunction to bar law en come President Nixon’s director CARRIAGE REALTY Raised Ranch, dining room, Republicans. Many of those who in basement, sunken formal yard, trees, shrubs, outdoor located. 3 or 4 bedrooms, modem kitchen with bullt-lns. zone. All utilities on the site. Co., Inc., 643-2692. R. D. Mur VERNON — Drive by 107 H«t4I forcement officiate from arrest of the Office of Bconomic Op CENTRAL location, 8 - room 643-1111 large living room, 2 baths, call themselvea Independents dining room with beamed ceil fireplace. Near bus and On a shaded lot wdth 100' frontage. City water and Ideal for multiple dwellings. dock, Realtor. Drive, off Taylor St., three ing unclad performers. portunity. home with five rooms down, 2-car garage, $29,600. Jac- have leaned toward OOP candi ing, and mediterranean decor, schools. Mid 20’s. Lillian ■‘"Jwer...... $21,600. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- bedroom Ranch, attached ga A 10-man, two-woman Munici The winner of the Republlcsn three up, 1% baths. Excellent queline-Roberts, Agency, 648- dates In the post. 2 full baths, on. brick Agency, Realtors, 646- all areas. Louis Dlmock Real garage, combination storms, Jacqueline - Roberts Agency, pointment to see...... $29 900. Hurry! Hayes Agency, 646-0131. room Raised Ranch, 1% baths, mer was recently submitted to William Shaw, Jeffrey Smith, charges, and had the girts Inno The lesue on which they differ In 1861, PreaMeiri Abraham plex plus 3-room flat, 3 bed 4200. ty, Realtors, 649-0623. windows and doors, edty 646-3830. built-ins, dishwasher, fire- the troop committee. Randall Snow, John Staudt, cent of lewd and dissolute con —and (he one they are most fre Uncoln Iseued s proclamattan rooms each side, 4-car ga- duct but guilty of Indecent expo quently asked about-Is Viet UtllHIes. Very well Innd- JACQUELINE- Luxurious is 'the word for the HEBRON—^For the horse lover. nlace. Acre treed lot. Only PRIVATE party seeks 6-6 room The summer camp was again George Sweetnam, Thomas dealgneUng the last Thursday In nige. Income $445. per Out of Town sure. nam. .scaped treed lot. Dwelling 3-famlly, good location. One 6-room apartment and two ROBERTS AGENCY cathedral celling living room Custom built Ranch. Six acres $26,900. Hayes Agency, 646- house, low 20’s. FHA or VA supervised by Scoutmaster Har Warren, David WhlUng. November aa Thankattvliig day. month. with bay window and wall to Warren said this conflicted State Rep. Eugene Schllck- In 1866, Austria and Italy In very nice condition. MANCHESTER 3-Poom apartments. Large lot with future potential. A For Sole 75 with outbuildings. Owner Flor 0131. assumable. Write Box 191, ry S. Maidment assisted by the Star Scouts; David Grzyb, Priced in mid 20’s. very good buy ...... $33,900. wall carpeting. Kitchen has ida bound. Pasek Realtors, West BoylSton, Mass. with obscenity law standards os msn, 39, hits been telUng vot- signed the treaty of Vienna. VERNON—Five-room Ranch on 646-3339 following aduK leaders; HaroM Larry Ostrout, Chris Steele, Six-room Colonial, garage, AND VICINITTY buUt-lns and dining area; 4 MLS, 289-7475, 742-8243. TOLLAND Eric Morrison, Neil Nelson, he Interprets them. Iiulscent ex ere; ”We have made a commit In 1876, Johns Hopkins Uni a high amd dry treed lot. Fam bedrooms, 3 cera'.Tiic baths. It all Wilting, business manager; wooded lot, 67x1.60, bus line, OVERSIZED CAPE . . LISTINGS wanted — buyers Richard Twombley, Curtis Wil posure Indlcatea a lewd act oc ment In Southeast Asia and we versity opened In BslUmors. ily sized kitchen, spacious liv adds up to a magnificent epUt- John Bowen, program director; CHARLES LESPERANCE good location. Priced right. Just listed. A lovely Ranch with 2-car garage on 8 COVENTRY — Four-room house With full dormer and four available, courteous, efficleilt curred, he maintained. The ju must keep It.” In 1944, during the World War SPARKLING VIEW level in Manchester. Mid 30a. Gary Peters, waterfront direc ley, Andrew Wtnsler, Richard acres of land. Almost 1,000' frontage. Five building lots ing room, three bedrooms, with attached garage on one- bedrooms, makes this tree service. Your satisfaction Is rors then found all three limo- But recently he haa added: II, U.S. troops cracked the Sieg 649-7620 8-rfX)m Colotilal in preferred SOUTH WINDSOR tor; Scott Tinti, assistant bue- Diamond. on the road. Properly backs up to Bolton Lake. Home may walk-out basement. $22,500. aore landscaped lot and dog shaded home a fine buy tor our concern. Call us now. Mor eent of all charges. "The sooner we get out the bet fried Line north of Aachen, Ger EARLE EVERETT executive urea. 2% baths, ga Inees manager; John Bengaton, Life SooUU; Daniel Kimball. be sold separately ...... 900. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, kennels. Completely fenced Immaculate 5*^ room only $26,500. Just minutes rison Agency Realtor, 643-1015. ter.” many. rage, bulU-inx, etc. Upper .30’s. Looking for a 6-room Oape Elmest Cox, Barbara lUnnlck, Peter Lawrence, Mark Ray, 649-2813. In. In low 20’s. Call 742- Ranch, 3 bedrooms, living from Route 84, from th's 643-0644. Joe Mathewson, 35, a (ormar In 190. the Briitah tested REAL ESTATE with fireplace in the carpeted and Chester Kimball — camp George Whiting. MANCHESTER—Cu.stom 8-room 9252. room with wall to wall car big high lot. CÎ Mr. Bog SUrte Water Projeels Chicago newaman wlw rsolgiied their first atomic bomb off the VERNON — Four-bedroom Col living room ? It’s on High St. SELLING? Do busineas with cooks; Murray Johnston and Bronae Palm; Gregory Johna- trl-Ievel on wooded acre lot, 2 643-1534 646-0191 RURAL CONVENIENCE Bolton — Very spacious Colonial. 4 bedrooms, dining in Manchester, with 3 bedrooms peting, kitchen and dinette dan for appointment before ton. aa preaa eserstary to Ogllvle to coast of AuatrsHs. onial, 'two baths, kitchen with one of the oldest agencies In Richard Knight, supervision of WASHINO’roN (AP) — The baths, first-floor f(imlly room, la yours In the six-room Ranch room, large living room with fireplace. First floor family COLUMBIA — Immediate oc and a heated full basement area, buiU-ins, tiled baths, it's to late. 875-6611 or 649- nm (or the seat, has been call In 1957 student riots broke out bullt-lns, 2-car garage. Assum town. For prompt, courteous construction of new camp; Dav Gold Palm ; Gregory Johns House has approved I6.6I6 mil 2-car garage, prlvatt$ BOL’TON Lake — Waterfront COVENTRY — $11,500. Four neth UppUng, Wallace Writing, W. Dougan, Realtor, 649-45.35, countrymen not cross the bor ry; John Bowen—nature; Ken bullt-lns, 2-car garage. Ijirge pairut l>ru.sh arid a hriKim, but REALTORS trim, two fireplaces, private. Callfomia style home, 3 bed rooms with closed-ln porch. Doigâa Willey, Randy WUson, 644-1285 der into the United States, ap neth Burkamp—forestry; Kurt well landscaped yard. Priced the value Is there. Ixiw, low $24,600. Meyer Agency, Real rooms, large enclosed porch Aluminum siding. 25,000 square David Wolfrarh, and Robert HIGHWGOD Drive, better than 20'.s. Office open Sunday, 1-5 p.m. parently haa had Uttle effect at Burksunp—forestry; Richard new. 7-room Colonial with ev In the upper 40’s. U & R Two-family with 6-room apartments, one with a fire tors. 643-0609. with sundeck overlooking lake. foot lot, 100’ frontage. Ar Yules. border points. Bysun—forsstry; T o o th y Cos- erything, over 2500 sq, ft. of Realty Co., Inc., 643-2662. Rob place, separate heating .systems. Handy location, city VERNON — Tolland — Elling Phllbrlck Agency, Realtors, tesian well. Lake privileges. The major program emphasis The boycott is a retaliatory e^ tagna—forestry; Ernest Cox— graceful living area. Prime lo ert D. Murdock, Realtor. RETIRED EXECUTIVES water imd sower. 96’ frontage. Only ...... $24,900. ton. Brand new Raised Ranch 646-4200. Peterman Real Estate Agen under the leadership of Mr. camping; Gregory DsNlss — im fort against Operation Inter C cation, top quality and unique Will love thI.H gorgi-ous 6-rooin es, Colonials, from $26,900 and cy, 50 Pearl St., 646-2228. Bowen was about the Forest- HEBRON — 6%-room Ranch cept, the U.8. program aimed at canoeing, smaU boat, saUlng, A floor plan makes this an out Ranch. loeiiited In newer up. For more Information, call ty Merit Badge. The scouts AMERICAN V, on heavily wooded lot, fiill BOL’TON — Six-room Ranch. the smuggling of marijuana and forestry; Richard Dtemond — standing offering. Hayes Agen plush nelghlx)i-ho00. A better looking for a 4-bedroom O'" scouts were Initiated into this AUTHENTIC CAPE OracloiLS Colonial with large rooms. 4 bedrooms, formal When the U.8. effort was put printing; Uoyd Gustafeon — buy by Phllbrlck Agency, Real 644-1285 home, a large kitchen, 1st honor group; Kenneth U$ip)lng. REGULAR GASOLINE Too many plush tlctalls to ex- dining rot»m, front-to-back living room with fireplace. Am into effect last week lengthy de camping; SteplMn Hale—camp tors, 646-4200. floor family room, walkout Stephen Hale, Stephen Shaw, plalti. If you want the very ple storage. Garage and porch. Now vacant. Immediate rames to lays were reported. ing; Gary Hohenthal—forestry; biusement, a beautifully George Whiting, James Aldrich. best of quality, designs and occupancy ...... $34,600. Texas reported no traffic Lonnie Jennings — forestry; treed lot, in a nice neigh Gregory DeNtles, Michael ari-u, then give us a call. Turn slowdown from Mexico at any of Scott Johnson — forestry; borhood, with immcdialte oc- French, David Orsyb, and Good-Looking His Cardigan Key. Prh'o In the mtd 40's. its border points, although leaf Gregory Johnston — forestry; I'Upancy? Call Jim Florence. Bradford Spencer. Colonial Ca|>e with modem kitchen, formal dining room. LISTINGS... lets urging the boycott were RandaU Joyner—forestry; Rich 649-5306. $33,900. During both weeks of camp, Front-to-back living room with fireplace, sunporch, 3 bed w« are passed out by merttiants in ard JoyiMr—camping; Dairiel ■9 C BUILDING LOTS seven junior asslatanta under room.s. Trees, city water and sewer...... $26,500. Juarez, Mexioo. KlmbaU— nature, clUasnshlp - We have several choice lots the leadership of Richard B &. W According to Laredo sources, nation; Btsphsn Kimball—camp available in .Miinchester and A real cream puff! Three bedrooms, U/o baths Knight and Murray Johnston Nuevo Laredo officials passed a ing; Larry Knight— torsrtry; Tolland. Priced as low lu $3,- BARROWS and WALLACE Co. big country kitchen, Hotpoint built-ins, big living cleared land for the develop .300, Mortgages available. Holton Luke, waterfront Callfomia .style home. 3 bed Manchester Parkade, "Dtgnlty" resiriuUon, but aa- Paul Kudra—swimming, life I'oom, carpeting, garage, roofed patio. Large nicely sured their neighbors across the ment of the troop’s new camp, rooms, large .sunporch, good lot, sundeck. Price. ., .$28,900. Miuiehestcr 649-5306 Camp Kirkham, located In Btest saving, rowing.' GALLON la n d sca ^ lot, full basement. Don’t hesitate. Call border they were objecting only Forestry; Peter Lawrence — Lempater, N.H. In the first CALL TODAY EAST HARTFORD — 'Tri-lei^ now. Will sell fast at ?25,400! to the U.S. operation rather nature, ciUserriMp - nation; I n d e T o i We have several other lionies, four-bedroom, family room, than the city of Laredo. week of camp the 15-year-old both new amt used. Regardless 0-txx)m Ranch. 3 bedrooms, very clertunlty-Parcel of land In South Manchester To Visit Capita] lngton. swimming. Ilfs savtag. rowing, four bedrooms. Mr. Coe. Bel with city water and sewer, A possibility of two lots. —all good houses. Let us hdp you select the Red Croae Bsdmmers Harry forestry; John 8Uudl — for sat- flore Agency. 647-1418. Wooded ...... $10,000. The pigtail set will be near Bowers Members of Expiorsr Post Arndt, Jamee Bowen. Richard ry: Chris Stsels — nrimming. FREE— ANCHOR HOCKING home that’s right for YOU. School if you move into our ^ro«n Co- Byam. Timothy Castsgna. Greg life saving, rowing, forestry; 5427 SKVEN’TY-Mile view. l>-room 800. sponsored by the Vernon knial with coontry-aized kitchen and ory McAUister. William Shaw. George •weetaam — forestry; WE ItONOR Simplieity-in-.style mnkc.s Contemporary, tour bedroom.s. Police Department, wtU make A gentleman’s choice . . . Miuiy [xxwlblltUes ore offered with this approximately Jeffrey Smith. John Stsudt. Gary Turktagtea — foreetiy; DINNBtWARE this a g(H)d-liHiking dress twx> iroplaces, two garages, dininy area. 8 bedroems (possible a three-day visit to Washli^ton, a c la s s ic ca rd ig a n in four acri's of land In Manchester. Call today...... $21,500. Thomas Wamn. David Whlt- Richard Twombley — canociag. to see you through the knit! The original was Two acres, superb landscaping fourth), m batiu, attached garage. D.C., leaving Vernon Oct. 9. day in eu.se and eoinfort. The poet is made up of boys ing. ■mail boot eaUIng. swlmmiag. made in white with navy Hutchins Agency. Realtors, Mid 20a. R*d Cross Junior Life Saving N o. 112U with riioTo- trim . . . why not try his 649-5324. and girts aged 14 to 18 who life savlag. rowlruu Tteotnas O ui'IliK is in New .Sizes 8- favorite comhiiiat ion ? Buying or Selling a home It makes Cents for you to have an Interest In poUce David Bannister, Richard Dia Warren — forestry; David 18, bust. :tl>^-40. Size 10. No. ."il'JT has knit direc- NEW LISTING, Immaculate call PHILBRK'K. Mony_ other proj>erties to choose' from. work and are exploring tba mond. Mark FIndUy. Lee FHz- Writing — fo re st^ ; George 649-2813 g m ld . Paul Kudra. Eric Mor liust . ^ yards of tiivfis . . .\stzes 42-18 in Colonial with automatic kltc^t- KEITH REAL ESTATE field as a qzecialtjr. The mem- Whtbag — nature, ciUaemhtp. 4."i-incli. \ \ ' clusive. V A\' rison. Neil jfeteon. R s n !^ en. forma) dining room, fire '\ \ ters are trim ^Vernon, EUh^- nation; CXrtla WUley canoe- UNO U4 Is eslat tor ittk u t- SIND sot Is calat far aacti aat- \ \ Snow, Jonathan Bptnikr. Chrte' .■'■A \ tan to lschi<« lulllst. place, I’H baths, 3 good sized 'V-' 112, E. CENTER STREET ' lag. smallboat zalUag. forestry; tara ta laclaSa llrit claii aialUn|. tbn. Tolland and Manchaatar. Steele, Andrew Wlniter Bee Biiniett, Maackcater bedrooms. Portable alr-con- Explorers from ■ Newington Aa*sw Wlaster — swimming. Aaa» Cabot, .aiaarbealer Red O o m Senior Life Sav i-Evaalu HeraM, IIM AVE. Evealu Herald, UM AVE. dltioner. several other extras 649-1922 and Wethersfield will also make Me eav^. rowlag, forestry: OF AMEB1CA8, NEW YUBK, OP AMERICA8. New YORK. ing : Jeffrey BtescU. Ernest On*. M.Y. IMM. will stay. Assumable 6 per PHILBRICK AGENCY Robert Tutee — forestry; N.Y. ItMR the trip with the local gnmp. Uoyd OuttsEson, Stephen Hate. M at NasM. *a«raii atlto ZIP Mot Naaia. ASSrail aim IIP cent mortgage! Circa 1967, They will vlstt the U.S. Depart GORMAN BROTHERS COei, Itpla Naatoar taa SIza. COD! aaS Stria NaaiSar. Richard Joyner. Stephen Kim condition 1969. Mr. Zinsser. There’s more pleasure in owning your home when ment of Juettcc and other You’ll want a copy of the Send 50t today for the Belflore Agency, 647-1413. REALTORS bsU. Mark Mlafla. Yocca into Nrtvepiiiit? '69 Fall & Winter ^sic new '6il Fall and Winter it can be run smoothly. Let us show you houses that points of Interest Ssoond Clasa ScouU Scott 770 MAIN sum MANCHRSm FASHION from which to ALHU.M! EIGHT.ROOM C\>lontal, 4 bed are easy to maintain! The group raised money Alemany, John Bigelow. Kurt ' MEXICO CITT—Msxlean set- choose more patterns! C0VERE9 WAtON . . . Twaira rooms, family room first floor, through the sale of candy ta tha Burkamp. WUhsm Chasa, WU- anilate’ research »a-« THE BRIGHT SPOT ON MAIN STRKT Only 50f a copy. kaaOioBia Aatltii at Plaaaar '3 on the trip. Jeffrey Mechehy. (Iris country ’’ \ « :n ■ \

PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT , \ FRÂY, OCTOBER 8, 1969 iUanrbrBtpr Etirning IfrroUi f n n g o Daily Net Press Ron. ■be Ite Week IW M PACE will present a Lamaze David Tarbot of Danbury will Women’s Amtlllary of the Mrs. Albert Hanieon, Mrs. De- 27, 1666 The Weather About Town childbirth film Monday at 8 speak about "The Life To Manchester Midget and Pony Bentley PTA Fair Mars, Mrs. John Hickey, Mrs. Clear and cooler tonight with p.m. at Trinity Lutheran Come" tonight at 7:80 at a serv- Football Association will meet Kerin, Mrs. John Wennergren. low* in 40e. 'Tbmorrow fair, The adult discussion group Chui'ch, 86 Prospect S^., Rock Ice at the C3iurch of Christ, Monday at 8:80 p.m. at the Planned Oct. 11, Also, Mrs. Sigfred Slblskl,' 15,775 mlM with hlgha 66 to 70. Shower will mefet Sunday at 9 a.m. at ville. Lydall and Vernon Sts. The home o f Mrs. John Roberts, 13 Mrs. W aiter Johnson, Mrs. Ger probability near sero throuafa' Mooday. Susannah Wealey House on the service- is open to the public, Richmond Dr. Rain or Shine ald BeMerfleld, Mrs. Robert Mmnehmater— ’4 City of Village Charm South United Methodist Church The Ladles Guild of the As- Gaffney, Mrs. Wayne Alex VOL. LXXXEC, NO. 4 The Bentley School P T A an campus. The first chapter of stunptlon will sponsor a sale of The Atqerican Legion will Green Mountain Club, Con ander, Mrs. Ekiward Neubelt O ne D ay (EIGHTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION—TABLOID) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1969 ) (Claaitfiad AdvertiBlag oaôgb IS) the book "Dimensions of pe- baked goods Sunday in the ga have Its regular "F re e Snack necticut Section, will hold a nual fair will be held at the Mrs. Raymond Blanco, Mrs. 7/ PRICE Tibi CBim rage of the Chtmch of the As cisimi" w ill be discussed. Mrs. Night" and record dance to five-mile hike and hot dog roost school, rain or shine, on Satur Gregory Kelly, Mrs. Clifton Cof sumption after all Masses at the night at 8 In the fireplace room O nly Philip M. Susag will be the Sunday on the Shenipslt Thrall. day Oct. 11, from 10 a.m. to fin, Mrs. John Seavey, Mrs. Da leader. The discussion is open church. Donations may be left at the Post Home. Hikers will meet at 9:80 a.m. at 2 p.m. It is being coordinated vid Fairbanks, Mrs. Ekiwin M c to the public. with members before each the foot of Soapstone Mountain Cabe, Mrs. Jolm Ekank, Mrs. Saf,, Ocf. by Mrs. Arthur Warrington, Mass. Members of the Ladies of St. by the Shenipslt Trail sign on EYed Levitt, Mrs. Gerald Bart O.K. $21 Billion Hip Friar: ‘Don’t Knock Frock’ James will meet tonight at 7:46 Gulf Rd., Somers.'For more Mrs. Harold TopHff Jr., and lett, Mrs. Joel Grot, Mrs. at the John F. Tierney Funeral information contact Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sombrlc. Ralph Barber, and Mrs. John BOSTON (AP) — Hie flnA hippie, according to Rev. Bede Home, 219 W. Centor St., to re Mrs. John Blm lc of 26 Glenn Ferrara of the Franciscan Fathers, was St. Francis of Assial. Stewart Jones, silhouette art- son. Heavier Battling Seen AUTUMN TIME AT PERU’S cite the Rosary for the late Mrs. Oak Dr., Thompsonville. For U.S. Defense Taking a cue from political campaigns, the balding frtar Joseph CSiaves. The group will let, w ill be in-esent. Game WASHINGTON (AP) _ The rotunied to his native Boston Friday seeking recrutts for vooa- also meet tomorrow at 8:46 a.m. Staff Sgt. Robert L. Lelacheur booths will feature ring toes, shouting matcbea, charges of tlona in the religious order. Pumpkins — Fresh Cider — Gourds — Indian Com — Macs House has passed a $21.36 bil at St. James’ Church to attend Jr., son o f Mrs. L.C. Lelacheur Building Values open vote maneuvering and Oortlands — Wealthy Apples — Peaches — Bartlett Pears fish pond, sponge clown, and lion military spending package He affixed bumper Ackers to autos with wOIing owners, her funeral. of 62 Pleasant St., graduated bean bag. Cider, doughnuts, ckdms by spending critics they including Prealdent Nixon’s all combining the appeal of a religious vocation with the hlpnle FRJBSiH: Spinach, Beet Greens, Swiss Chard, Green Beans, with honors from a U.S. Air candled apples, hamburgers, Almost Equal were muzzled. Idetd of.love. Hot and Red Peppers, Egg Plant, Leeks, Boston Safeguard ABM system, after It gives Nixon the go-ahead to Members of the Ladies Aux Force technical school at Shep and hot do^ wUl be available "Don’t kick the habit—be a frisir,’' and Salad Lettuce, Cauliflower, AoOm and But one of the bitterest puUic fights deploy his version of the anti- ays one. Another says, Erupting in Viet War iliary of the Eighth District BTre pard AFB, Texas, where he was at the refreshment stand. September 1968 ternut Squash, Carrots, Peas, Belgian Endive, of the year. "Don’t knock the frock." Department wdll serve as host trained as a medical techni Committee chairmen are: ballistic missile system, leaves White Sweet Potatoes, Imported Red Onions, The estimated value of Man “nie bill—slightly more expen- "Franclscanlsm is Peoplelsm,’ esses tomorrow at 1 p.m. at an cian. He was asrigned to the Bentley faculty, candy; Mrs. intact $481 mUllon for 23 more says jmodier. "Live and Shell and Lim a Beans, Com, Shallots, Chinese chester construction last month rtve than when passed by the Love the Franciscan Way.” open house at fire he^quarters. Air Force Logistics Command Irvin(( Mann, flowers; Mrs. of the controversial C5A super SAIGON (AP) — Gen. and Savoy Cabbage. Just missed duplicating the fig- Senate—received 811 to 44 ap Main and Hilliard Sts. at Wright Patterson AFB. Ohio. Granville Llngard, white ele cargo planes and contains $1 bil "St. Francis was the first hippie. He was a man, he had a Elarle G. Wheeler, chfiir- FRESH; Cantaloupes, Red White and Blue Grapes, Bart tmes for September of last year, proval in the House Prl(ODUCE" Strategic bomber was cut off by though he so far lacks a possi Mrs. Donald Gray, Mrs. An- month for an addition to a ing tensions with Communist In a letter to Scott, Nbcon said to In a,low point now because of voice vote after only six min bly essential ingredient to victo allied actions." GOME TO PUZA saldi, Mrs. ’Ihomas Tomkunas, tire company on Broad St., a East Germany and of Increas there was notW i* in Hoyn- 276 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER — 648-6884 utes. ry—<^)en support of his own Mrs. Philip Hyda, Mrs. Law three-store building on N. Main ing prosperity In West Ger sworth's record to cast doubt on Wheeler said he expects the many. They protested again when Senate leaders. rence Smith, Mrs. Lewis Welch, St, one garage, 21 alterations his Integrity or to fauH his posi Communist command to launch debate was limited to 47 seconds and addUioRS, one relocated ga Brandt, whose election as Both Republican Leader Hugh tion on civil rights or labor is a wtnter-epring campaign, bu* per speaker on a proposal to cut sues. rage, three swimming pools, chancellor was assured Friday Scott and GOP Whip Robert P. he did not predict any Uinata- night. Is closely idenUfied with $136 million from three bomber Griffin refused to take sides Fri ble. Other military aouresa have five tool sheds, four fences, defense projects. » “ In order that there be no Ida party’s 1969 reform platform day as Nixon began to shift the misunderstanding on the part of said they thought the campaign six signs, and two demolitions “ This is an outrage,” said that gained It rising popularity. full weight o f his prestige Into anyone,” wrote Nixon, who is might begin In November. (a bam and a died.) Rep. John B. Anderson, R-Ill. The accompanying Increase In bhutUng eritlclsm of Judge d e spending the weekend at Key Wfheeler was accompanied on voter support culminated with "This is iwthlng but a gag ment F. Haynsworth. rule.” Blscayne, Fla., " I send this let ths (light from Seoul, Korea, by Sunday's election results which Scott said he still would vote ter to confirm that I steadfastly the U.S. commander In Viet Millions for .Purports Armed Services Committee enabled the party to dominate a In the Senate Judiciary Oonunlt- nam. Uen. lYwIghton Abrams. Chairman L. Mendel Rivers, D- support this nomination and NEIW DBILffl—India’s govern government for the first Ome In tee to report the nominal on to earnestly hope and trust that They had nttanded a celsbratlon S.C., accused critics in general ment U studying a recommen- West Germany’s 20-year histo the floor but that he could not the Senate Judiciary Oommittee marking the 31st anniversary of of distorting facts and accused datlon calling for the expendi save ry. predic what the Senate—or the South Korean armed forces. Rep. Robert L. Leggett, D-Cal- will proceed with d i^ tc h to «qp- ture of $168 million in 16 years Brandt, who will be 66 in De even he—would do then. prove the nomination." Wheeler wUI c-on(er with mili 2m If.. of "heaping abuse” on the ' 4 to expand its intematkMial air cember, also gave the party the Scott even added a note of tary and civilian U.S. offtclaki personality it needed to appeal chairman, other committee Copies of the letter were sent ports. O f this, $60 million faint hoîty. He said he during his stay and visit the to the voters after stagnation in members and the committee to Judiciary Chairman James would go for getting the Bom agreed with Democratic Leader field as he did during hto last the earty postwar years. staff. O. Eastland, D-Mlss., and the bay, Calcutta, Madras and New Mike Mansfield that Hayn- vtalt July 16-20. He gained a lot of personal Leggett had said mlUtory committee’s senior OOP mem Delhi airports ready for jumbo eworth may have shown ques In the war, the U.S. Command prestige as mayor of West Ber spending has risen $10 billion a ber, Roman L. Hruska of Ne jets by 1071. Back to Regular Price /Monday M orning tionable judgment in ruUi« reported light and scattered lin when it was a Cold War year since Rivers became chair braska who eariier met with while a federal judge on two ground action but no major bat- flashpoint in the early 60s, while man compared to $1.4 billion be newsmen to defend Haynsworth Everything that's new for fall in university cases Involving companies he Ilea involving U.S. troopa. leading the party in a long fore and that the committee in a full dress news conference. irm ssAuiNans mmiai m r ib h A u m sT i styled sport coats by Craig Scott—including was flnanciaUy involved with. South Vietnamese Infantry CAMERAS uphill struggle to power. staff echoes Rivers’ views at the It was Hruska who released plaids, herringbones tattersalls, as well os "It justlfes some careful men reported kUUng 61 enemy There' was a setback In 1966 expense o f dissidents. the Nixon letter late in the day. 0WKItmMS,JmiMAKim M0STOFIT!AmS[Am HLM-.BULRS solid color blazers. Two button styles with thought,’’ said Scott. Vietnamese children stand behind barbed wire miktiers In two fights, one In the double side vqnts or 3-button styles with when he was defeated for the The final dispute came before He aocompcmled It with a state Scott also left It up to anoher -Mekong Delta 180 miles south I DISCOUNT PRICES single center vent. Regulars, shorts, longs. chancellorship by Christian a 270-93 roll-call vote supporting ment of hla own brandli^ Nix during search of I»hu lioa Dong by United States nCHTTOUAKl YOmKITCKNA THINBOF Republican member of the Judi west of Saigon and tha othsr 83 One day only. Hurry Ini Democrat Ludwig Erhard. Nixon’s Safeguard system. on’s reported plans to allow ciary Oommittee to release a and South Vietnamese soldiers. The village, con miles northeast of Saigon. Soutli ARTHUR DRUG Brandt said he would never Critics accused the Republi BFAUTYANO A JOY TO VYORKIN! Haynsworth to withdraw his Army Has Vietnamese casualties wsrs put 0 - seek the top government post can leadership at- trying to ma letter from Nixon that capped a sidered Viet Cong-controlled, is northwest of Sai FREE ALTERATIONS day of steadily increased White at 10 killed and It vnmnded. again. neuver the vote Into an over- (See Page Bight) gon. (A P Photofax) South Vlalnamasa headquar CHOOSE FROM TWO UNES: (Bee Page Bight) (See Page Eigtit) Lots To Tell: ters reportsd that Vist Oong 60“ STARTER gunners fired six mortar shells KITCHEN i Into a populated arsa 26 miles ICRECG WOOD CABINETS PRE-CUFFED FOR Senators Say northwest of Sslgon, hllilng one W/COUNTER TOP I P Attorneys: ‘Clear civltian and wounding thros. AND MATCHING WASHINGTON (AP) — fsn- Vlst t'ong forcss ambushsd an IMMEDIATE WEAR Raid in Wrong Apartment ate Investlgatoni looking Into allied jsep fYiday on a road flva WALL CABINETS (ACME FUSTIC CABINETS j 'r A charges that the Arm y’s one miles east of the provincial cap AVAILABLE IN; Results^ in Death of Father Berets ’ Nam es ’ time top enlisted man was part ital of Hen Trc, about 40 mllee of a criminal ampirs want to southwest of Saigon, killing two PERMANENT-PRESS NEW YORK (AP) — Dsfenss ”We are asking, or rather know why the soldier rem sliu in American advisers and s Vlut- 185.60 COLONIAL — PROVINCIAL 1 iA iji; W H irnBR , Calif. (AP) — As han, and her 12-year-old daugh suggesting, that the members of a position of trust and rasponsl- namese civilian and wounding a Hayward Henry Dyer, 22, stood ter Susie screaming at the offi attorneys F. bee Bailey and (Leoa Sink Ft Faucet) the House of Representstlvas, bUlty. second civilian. South Vlst- MEDITERRANEAN — MODERN in the middle of a room cradling cers. Henry D. Rothbistt have sug who have the power to call an For the |>asS week p Sonots nameae units moved Into ths his infant son, a stray rifle shot He ran down to his mother-in- gested a congressional Investi Invrstlgallon, call ons to Investlgallona subrommitlee area and reported killing eight from the apartment above law’s apartment to investigate, gation Into the alleged Green WALL CABINETS remove the Implication of has focused on 8gt. Maj. WII- of the enemy. BASE CABINETS crashed through the ceiling and as officers—realizing their mis Beret murder case. guilt,” he said. Ham U. Wcxildridge who, one Enemy gunners also clammed t struck him in the head. take—went upstairs to the The two lawyers, who repre 18" HIGH DOUBLE DOOR SINGLE DOOR The Army's sniHiuncemenI senator said, to assuming the 10 mortar shells Into the poel- SALE Dyer was killed instantly EYi- apartment llst^ on their war sent four of the eight O rem Be WHS President Nixon's "grace "proportions of a character of tlons of U S (nxips from the 6th day. He dropped 22-month-oId rant. ret soldiers, demanded during a WldtlM ful way out," the two lawyers fiction" from tartlmcmy con Mectianissd Infantry DIvbilon Francis as he crumbled to the It was directly above Mrs. news conference Friday that said. cerning a multlmllHon-dullar operating a mile couth of the de- 27” floor. The tot suffered minor Meehan’s apartment. The .22- their clients be exonerated of 1 . 0 0 , Moreeiver, they said, ths Pres graft operation mllllBriisd sone dome Amsrt- Now llini caliber shot was fired by Ver charges that they conspired to 80" . 17.00 cuts. ident "didn't do It the way we Although Wooldridge Is no runs were wuumlrd but none non Detective Sgt. Frank Swee kill Thai Khac C.'huyen, an al 38” . Officers said the shot was w an ted" longer the Arm y's No. 1 enllstsd were killed, headquarters said. [7 .0 0 , ney as he held his rifle, barrel 86” . O CT. H ill fired accidentally by a police- leged Vietnamese double agent. Asked how that would be, they man he recently waa named Amertraii H63 bombers (lew ~ . * 0 ' down, pointed at the floor above Bailey also said: '”rhare is a 39” . msm—one of 12 officers who had said they wanted their clients eergeant major aS the While five missions late Friday. Up to .00 Mrs. Meehan's ceiling, Vernon story to be told, but the only one mistakenly crashed into Dyer's declared Innocent of having Kami mlaslle base In New Mexi 36 of the big bombers dropped OPEN SAT., that has the power to put the mother-in-law’s apartment mo Police Chief Robert H. Back- committed any crime. co and the sqbcommlttee wants 760 tons of expioslves on North hacker said. 30". HIGH SINGLE DOOR OCT. 4Hi ond OCT. lIN i ments before. Armed with story out Is the government." Capt. Robert K Moraaco, 27. to km>w why. Vietnamese Ixtses and staging The chief said the sergeant lYie two lawyers said the U.S. MUBLE DOORS search warrants, they were one of the Green Beret clients, Ho far, there has been no an areas. TYie strikes ranged from Wldthe TILL NOON was asked to join seven state Arm y did not clear the Green W M tte making a predawn raid for mar iip|s-ared at the news confer swer but the senatora Indicate narcoUcB agents and four sher Berets' names whan It dropped (Kee Fage Eight) ijuana and had come to the ence In a grey civilian suit they will prraa the matter when 27" iff’s deputies on the raid. Back- charges on the grounds that the 5 4 .0 0 BRING YOUR KITCHEN urrong apartment. Asked If It wouki be enough hearings reeuma next week with 80” hacker said he did not know Central Intelligence Agency T 4.00 Dyer who lived upstairs-but (or him If the Army declared he Wooldridge expected to testify. MEASUREMENTS 88” why Sweeney carried a rifle, (CIA) refused to let its agents ».to not in the apartment police and his associates complately "The person who Is sergssnl ” testify at the trial. 86 and said there would be an Innocent, Marasco, of Ulisjm- majejr of the Arm y Is In s posl- IS 4 IO wanted to search—heard his C^pt. Robert Marasco, one o f the Green Berets "Congress has the power to C A SH & CARRY 89" , field. N J , said "That would. I Ikm to greslly sflect the morale China 2 7 .0 0 mother-in-law, Florence Mee (See l*age Elgfet) charged in the alleged killing of a Vietnamese in r.-quest thst the Arm / declassi 42" , think. b4 enough" and welfare of the Army at 3 0 .0 0 DELIVERY AVAILABLE telligence agent and attorney F. Lee Bailey, during fy certain information,” Roth- 48” . U rge." Col James C Hhoulti. blatt said. (Hoe Page ClgM ) press conference. (A P Photofax). now deputy provost marshal Newsman 30" HIGH DOUBLE DOOR 'general, said Friday SINK AND RANGE FRONTS 4-DRAWER CHESTS Hhoults tsstirted that when he HONG KONG (AH) ' Com Wldthe complained lu Msj. Gen. Carl muntot (Yiina l(xtoy° freed Antho DOUBLE DOORS Loch Ness Puzzle: Turner, that a criminal Investi ny Grey, the Hiiltsh newsman 27” ...... 3 4 .8 0 WkHte gation Involving Wooldridge was wtio had not been ailowed to SO” ...... 304101 being sUfled. the general or leave hto house to t'sktog (or dered him out of hla office iitore than tw«, years 88” ...... 3 9 .0 0 1 8 " ...... 4 0 . 8 0 "He told me Hgt M s] Woold Grey has been taken to the 2 7 .0 0 36” ...... 4 1 .4 0 18" .....48.00 ‘Nessie’: A ‘Loathly Worme’? ridge was just s very simple fel llritUh dlplofiistk: compound to 89” ...... 43.801 low and people took advantage I'eking and to expected to leave 3 0 .0 0 2 1 " ...... 8 1 . 0 0 of him frequently and he was the I'hlm se capital within three By BOBBST C. TOTB Britain's commercial television were fjords before abrupt u(e 42” ...... 4 0 .2 0 3 3 .0 0 24” ...... just s guoti or country boy.” 'l»ye, a ilrtllsh Foreign Ufflce 48” ...... 5 0 .4 0 The Loe Angelce Ttmee network. It refuses even to say Urtlngs of land 6.000 years ago Khoulli related • Iwkeeman in lamdon said LDCH NESS. ScoUantF The why It chose two normally (when the tost glaciers retreat Kris Hash, a warrant officer The Jl-year-old neweman, a most credlMe of legendary mon blustery weeks In September for ed i turiu-d them Into tokea who to a key Invcstlgstor to the corrrepundent (or Kautera news the search when 97 per oent o f ' ) WALL CORNER CABINETS sters swims here. In the deep The beaust ccxild be an adapted Army's Criminal Investigation agency, tusd tieen confined to tils VANITY SINK BASES EASE CORNER CAtINETS and block waters which fill the all aighllngs have come In prehMoric reptile, although Ihto lilvuton saw! Wooldridge attend home (or 34 months in reprtoaJ geological rift that cleaves the calm, summery weather eeems unlikely bec-auae the ke h ed e se< ret meeting at Ft Hen for ihe arrest of iJ I'ommuntot W/COUNTER TOP bleak Scottish highlands. The Permanent Loch Nes» < "hlnrse newsman to Hong Kong Door 2-Shelf Door Lazy Swan W Idtta la so iccld 111 degreee fabrrn- ning. (is railed to set up s Swimming after U thU sum Pheivomena Investigation Bu hete year rcaindi It must be a •cheme lo manipulate Vlet- following and Itrltuh riots In 48.00 02.40 mer. and particularly the post reau. on the other hand, openly giant eel or an enormous m ar nernree «ric] C H currency on s July IMI7 The last of tha 11 was 48.00 • 40.20 two weeks, have been two mini- admits its lack of njcceas in ine slug or "loathly worm e," worldwide basis released Friday submarines. Three sonar sta this. Its eighth year, of waiting as one ■ hiillrq; medieval acount He said CII> sgrnU st Ft. The offictoi New China News i t s tions have been probing the fri for unchallengeable proof that put It Kenning told him the main pur- Agency sakl I Yunese authorities gid depths with sound waves. Ncssle is alive In Loch Neaa If It s anything. "U " must be pciSe of the meeting was "the in tummOruK) Grey to tha Foreign On shore were s dozen high- "W e have got two intereating more than one A breeding herd vestment of money that was Ministry today "and announced powered cameras coveriry 76 pieces of film this y e a r " -< >id of 20 seems likely, and multiple being generated by other lUlcll to turn that since the Hung Kong Z- Great values! These handsome slacks per cent of the lake's 24-mtle wletn Skelton, the bureau's re slghttogt erf the creature have Bi-tivuies." Including raheoffs Hritish aulburttiee had already by one-tnlle surface sident terhnirlsn tost »'eek from ilot machines at NCO released all the palrtutte N1 i' been reported are made of a reverse-twist flannel- TTiere hsa even been a launch "But these will probably csily ctuba In Vietnam and Germany- ( 'hinese journalists, hto freedom An adult, on the baata of 1 i 1 like fabric of Acrilan* - Avril Rayon towing a lOO-poqnd sock of food- confirm again that there's-a A retired Army major general of nuivement was restored to i- sightings, would make an "Iden- \ A aiMl-bed bait — anchovy paste, large creature;to the Jorh There and ,NCO club eergeants from him as of this day." ^ with a permanent press process that Ukll" pk tur^ of an animal with ' V v blood meal, mashed eel. gela to not enough detail to Identify Army basca around th«^ world Lnirlng hto detentioo, the Brit V , an abeurdly'small. srai-like bead keeps them amazingly wrinkle-free. tine and a hormone t hat ro- the animal " stteridod (he 1967 moating, Kosh ish newsman was kspt undsr at the end of a giraffe-llkc neck Just wash them and wear them. Pre portedly brings the light of love It Is not tejo much to make aald ronUnuus gusml sod was al *Above prkw based on wahrat, fhah cabinets. (five fret long, a foot ac-rasa) to s crocodile's eye. that claim that a Urge un Allegations of criminal oettvi- lowed only two 40-minute exer cuffed for immediate wear. Charcoal, OfMSmAfO that th>c kens Into a huge body But so far as is known, this identified spre-les of animal in- llea have been made against cise periods to hto garden each olive, brown, grey. Leg lengths capable of raising one. two or ■ most intensive and scienliftc habits this lake. many of the persons who attend day Communist China said the three humps over It# length i23 to 32. search for "Neasie " has (ailed The creature U not ne