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PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT A m g * DaOr Net P n m Ran FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1909 ^ nrlf^ Htpr Ew niw g ilfpratii / tile Weather Moatly cloudy, ocoaateoal pe- A /trf^ a n art exhibit will be 'The CouplM Club of Communi About Town held tomoiTCtw and Sunday from rloJb of rain through Sunday. ty Baptist Oiurch will meet to LOW! tonight 45 to 60. IBgh to- • lla .m . to 8 p.m. at the Ameri- morrow a(t 6:80<'p.m. a^ the 15,790 CUSTOM MADE DRAPES CAN BE YOURS \ morrow 60 to 66. Monday** oat- " PoUsh Women’s AUlance cîLatvian Lutheran phurch, church for dinner. A program': Ipolt-moce of the aanw. Oroup 518 will meet Sunday at Garden St. "Resources of the Ocean Msmehmstes— 4 CUy of yiUmge Ckmrm •i; s 2 p.m; at 77 North ^ " IN TIME FOR THE HOUDAYS! Floor” , will be presented by \>jVCML. L X X X IX , ND..34 (TWENTY PAGES—TV SECTION) World Community Day, which Dr. J. Leslie Goodier of An WE eUARANTEE 2 WEEK DEUVERY MANCHESTER, CONN., SAtUEDAT, NOVEMBER 8, 1969 fCaaaamed Adverttetag ea ^ Calvary Church wlU have will be celebrated tonight In dover. - PRICE TEN CBNTR ' cottage prayer meeting tomoi Center Congregational Church, OVER 300 SAMPLES TO CHOOSE FROM f row at 7:80 p.m. at the honle will be open to the public. Des The Rev. Ernest S. Harris of Mr. and Mrs. Sterlin Hi sert and coffee will be served of ■ S e c o n d Congregational tus, Swamp Rd., Coventry. at 7:80 in Fellowship Hall and ■Church will conduct a service N « c » l « Reattached the celebration will be held at Sunday at 8:15 a.m. on radio Coldor Members of the Sunteam 8 in Memorial Hall. station WINF. The program is Contaminated Arm Works Tkk>p of the Salvation Army sponsored Johrtly by the Man EXIT 93 * will attend a rally tom ow w In chester Council of Churches and WAYNK, Mleh. (AP) — South Troop Training Manchester Little League WILBUR New Britain for all tr^ps In the Manchester Clergy Associa Tea days aftM' ttw y rext- Ladles Auxiliary will conduct tion. ' CROSS tached the arm loot by a southern New Bnglanch' ITiey three cake sales tomorrow. will, also participate ii/ the Sun ^Fowl Found garbage coHeotor in an ac- Cake sales will be held at 10 day morning worshlp/servlce at Manchester High School will cUmt, do^rs ag wayne the Citadel. a.m. at Mott’s Supermarket and LOGAN MILLS WASHINaTON (AP) — Gov County GeAeml Hospital re at the Sears and Roebuck Store; present lU annual Talent Show, tion regulations permit no "Our Gang, Then and Now," to-’ ernment Inqiectors are mpHng traces of pesticide .residue in port . the openetton has been and from noon to 2 p.m. at the IS YOUR night at 8 -*'*>-•<— • ------an iBtenaive check of tuzkeya meat and poultry proiducts. ‘Ihr- suooesafuL Jehovah’s Witneês will have Popular Market near Caldor’s. i^ h t at 8 ^.Bailey Auditorium. COMPLETE Gen. ‘“nie body has not rejected a service meeting tomorrow at The event Is open to the public bound for the Thzmkegivlng keys or turkey-produota found to Proceeds will be. used to buy and tickets FABRIC CENTIR martlet after flmUng traces at a the Bmb, the ■. danger is 8 p.m. at Kingdotn Hall. equipment for next year. may be purchased be contaminated are con at the door. powwful pteiclde In tena of demned. past,” said Dr. H. J. WeSs, EVERYTHING Ukouaanda of the binte. hospital stgierintendeat. BAIGON (AP) — Osn. Cralgb- Heptacbolor la a pesUclde that ton W. Abrams, commander of ^ l o n EvangeHcal Lutheran FROMARUnON Agriculture Department offl- Is frequentiy appUed to the soU However, he held out Dttte hope that Donald B. Musaer, the 486,000 American troopa In Church will have Grade 7 youth TO A BOLT OF ciaUi say they are confident no to klU grub worms and other In Vietnam; said today that South instruction tomorrow at 9:80 V contaminated turkeya reached sects. „ '86, of BeUevUe will regain fun normal use of the arm. Vietnam’s armed forces havs S90P PERO’S FOR VARIETY a.m. at the church.' CLOTH... ^the retail mzaheta, n d tiiez »ii MeanwhUe, the Nixon admln- Hip ann was severed at the “ prepared themsetvea tar tha turkey products in federally in- IrtraCLcn is expected to support ORCHARD FRESH: Macs, Cortland, Bed and GoUen De- elbow while trying to load a rapidly approaching and evantu- The Elks Lodge regular Sea- spectod proceaaliig idanta are a proposed year's delay In im ,.. J. ■, *1 ■ ' '• Uclous, Baldwins, Greenings, Russels, bedspring toto a packer gar al taksover of tha defenaa of Macounn, Fresh Cider. Night will feature baked being checked. plementing a new law Setting their country.” bage truck Oct. 29. NATOVE: Cauliflower, Beets, CMckory and Escstrole, Acorn stuffed shrinlp tonight starUng The Investigation began after minimum nationwide Ettandards Museer sold his arm was He set no timetable tor a U.S. and Butternut Squash, Leeks, Boston and Salad at 6 p.m. at the Elks Home m residue of beptaclurim-,, a long- for inftmatalte meat pacUhg pullout, however. Bowl Letiuce, Cranberries, ShaJots, Anise, Broc BtawU St. The event la open lived pesticide ranking in tortci- plants, aooordlng _ to govern caught by a packer blade 08 he tried to force a pro-' "Our VIetnameee eountar- coli,. Yellow and Sweet Potatoes, Cherry To to members and giKsta. ty with DDT, was discovered In ment sources. parts havs demonstrated their matoes, Belgian Endive, Black BadisbOT, <%1- JecLng spring ahead of It. IIOILSE a Minnesota processing plant If the d ela y -^ the form of a wUUngneaa to endure anonnous nese Cabbage, Yellow Globe and Pnmle TUo ‘"nie arm and haivl will be Members of Hose Q>. 3 wui ®tsL 9. The department spokes Senate bill—îs not aiqiroved by hardships In order to attain Turnips. better than an artlfictal one' meet Sunday at 7 p.m. at the man said the pUmt was n»tngr Oongreas and signed by the thsir freedom from Oommunlst FRESH: Cantaloupes, Honeydews, Bed, White and Blue and far better than what he birds supplied by Arkansas Val- President by Dec. 16, the 1967 oppression," Abrams said In a Grapes, Persimmons, Imported Cbeatnuls, » “ *!!? Home, 225 could have expected,” Wells Grapelrult, Tangerines, Xangelos, Pigs, Dates, a . to pay respeoU to . ley Industries, Ltd., headquar- Wholesome Meat Act beemnes said. mssoage released to his com Pears. John Regsgotto, a member of ' tered at utUe Rock. effeotive despite reports the mend In commemoration of Ve tne company, states are not prepared tor IL A team of spedoUsts per terans Day next Tuesday. Spokesmen In Little Rock de formed the surgery soon af clined comment Friday night, The law covers about 10,000 "Your achlevemanta have CoiiM Sm Our Display o f Importud BathoH planU packing 16 per cent of the ter the accident. Wella cred made this poaslbla and^hawa The Perennial Planten »>ut said they would issue a ited the quick aotioq of three Garden a u b will meet Monday II lALE statement later. nation’s meat. demonstrated to the people of Westland policemen who ap RED DELICIOUS ...... 4 qt. bskt. SljO O at 8 p.m. In the Federation The Agriculture Department the world our nation’s dstsnnl- Depertment officials said that plied a tourniquet, and the NATIVE CAULIFIX)WEJR...... per head jlAat Rwm of Center Congregational of 160,000 birds checked on has not token an official stance nsUon to defend tha InsUtutlona 8 immediate avaUablUty of a Church. Vernon Prior will show on the bill being pushed by Sen. of freedom.” CANTALOUPS ...... eech ^ ranches supfdjrlng (he Ariuuisas surgical team at the hoqtftal color slides of Cape Cod. Mrs Carl T. Curtis, R-Neb,, although Ha sttrtbutsd the progress of company, 90,000 were found to for the suceas. - Melvin Schmidt will serve as the Senate Agriculture Cmnmlt- ths South Vtstnsmsae to a pro have residue traces and the rest The policemen recovered hostess assisted by Mrs. Don were, uncontaminated. tee has asked twice for the de gram of "Intensive training s»a We Carry ’The Manchester Evening Herald ald Manning and Miss EkUth partment’s racommendation. the severed arm by rummag modernisation.” Another 180,000 live turkeys ing through the garbege COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPEB8 Phillips. on farms supplying AVI are to A Small Business Administra Abram’s message was mads truck atvl rurtied it to a hoa- public as North VIsInamaas OPEN « AM. to • PJM. DuMLY Tlie hew look at hit’ll school includes pants suits. be checked befoee they are re- tion spokesman confided, how pltal. The Italian Ladles Club will \ leased for slaughter. ever,. that the "AgrtcuHure De troops along Ihe Cambodlaa border attaoksd tour U.B. 1st tave a Holiday Fair Him/fay Also being detained for oheck- partment has backed the bill to ^ m 1 to 7 p.m. at 464 Tolland give another year’s time.” Air Cavalry Dlvtalon baasa m . federally iivpected proc- 8t., Baat Hartford. The varloue Coventry Packers dealing in more than north of Saigon, lafilettng light essfiig plants are four minion .oaaualtlea. booth* will include faU and* one state are already subject to pounds of turkey meat. Publicity The ensiny pounded the ■PFPO P*ÔDUCEI" Christmas arlrangements, han federal inspection. The 1907 act Officials indicated the Investi bases, one of them s brigade dicrafts, baked goods, old and New Dress Code in Effect requires states to set up stand gation extended to states other headquarters, with more «hg« 876 OAKLAND fltT., M AN OH B8TEB - 648-6884 new toys and games, and white than Arkansas and Mlhneaota, ards for plants operating entire elephant gifts. Refreshments Cut-Off In 800 rounds of rockets, mortars but Would not name them or’ the ly within their boundaries, enii will be available. The event is At CHS and All’s Well and grenodss. North VIst- processors involved. the regulations have to be at nameoe troopa followed up one open to the jpublic. Students at Coventry High dents wW wear "iwthlng lees School are now attending school Phod and Drug Administra (See Page ElgM) Pemther Case of tha attacka with an Infantry than sandals on the feet. Cloth assault. The Christian Women’s Club under thedr flrat dress code, and ing may not be painted, of Greater Hartford will have It’s going very well, according NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — One Amsrican and oim Boulh bleached, faded or written on. Vlstnamsos civilian Irregular a luncheon meeting ’Tuesday at to Principal MUton WUde. News media will be under un No "cut-offs” are allowed. Men of the Third U.S. Marine Division, about to leave Vietnam, gather at the wore killed, and 84 Amaritwna* 11:46 a.m. at Valle’s Steak When the new student coun Students mutt be "neat at ail usual restrictirt a He forbade interviews with all group—estimates range from House aitd they mid Deputy Under that arrangement, the 17 enepij' rocket and mortar st- 1st It bs known that any fight Parkade, to raise money to ioMMateht program of defense A federal grand Jury in New participants in the trial, includ 100.000 to 600.000—should hot be Atty, Gen. Richard G. Kleln- line of march would be mparst- lartis during ths 84-hour parted ing lawyers and their staffs, thsrs must bs fought by govern- pay special tribute to Frank S. GARAGE SALE ’ In you^ interest as the accuised York returned indictments Fri permi(tad closer than that to the dlenst knew their poeUlon be ed from the White House ihbt endsd at 8 s.m. today, but ONE DAY ONLY msnt Infantrymsn, rangsrs and. Land, who founded DeMolay 60 ----, and as an Italian.” day accusing Mlnlchiello of air court offictals, police, witnesses, exetiutive mansion. « fore he offered the latest gov grounds by ths Ellipse, a prtsl- said only 16 of them caussd cas- V SAT., NOV. 8 piracy, kidnaping and assault, Jurors, and even prospaetiVe rntresnoriss. U.B. sir and arttl- years ago. _ They, did not specify where The Justice Department, after ernment propooel. denttal perk extending e block ualllsa or damage. Amsiiczui SAT. and SUN., NOV. 8-9 ' but Italy so far has not agreed Jurors who are not choMn. lary will support ths South Vtst- diaagreemeitt may have develop consultation with the White Neveruielem, Kleindleturt’a to the south from the back fence lossss wars put at Ihrss hlUsd Reservations close tomorrow •10 A.M. to 4 P.M. ed. '■ to extradate him. Cameras and tape recorders House, agreed Friday to let the statement appeared much more of ths executive mansion. namsss, tak Amsrican. ground and It wounded. Lombardi said one factor In are banned not only from the mam march proceed next Sat troops havs bssn rutsd out. for the Manchester-Bolton Wel MlnlcMello also had accepted conciliatory than his poaiUon at For the second Urns In Uirss ■At Famous Brand Names his client’s favor is that Mini- courtroom and the courthouse, urday as long, as the route Is Ths route was proposed by Informants said 'tksre srs no come Wagon Club theater party 62 WEAVER RD. MANCHESTER a third Italian attorney, Domen a Thursday news conference. Kleliukenat after dsy-long meet nights, North Vletnsmsas troopa chiello never formally gave up but from the alleyways, parking Constitution Avenue and' the plans for Amkrtesn Infantry to see "CarouseT' on Nov. 81. ico MarteUi of Rome, a police- At that time, he mid there ings with march laadsrs and a launched s mortar and ground Included — Nothing his Italian cltaenshlp, even Iota and grounds outside. demonstrators don't make a unite to movaîn evsn If ths bat- ssssull on s South Vlstnsmsss For tickets call Mrs. Duane appointed detender. was a "substantial likelihood of separate session with represent while serving In the U.S. Marine Palmer even refused to al side trip to the preaMentlal resi tis turns sJialnst the South Vlat- nsvy-mayins task fores hssd- Woodford, 304A Green Rd. o s s m An Ameriew attomeyn Mar- serious vtolence,” and an aide, atives of vartous capital meuri- Savordl.sln GI , Cooking UfonsHs, SHn W ithlield! Corps. Italy, the lawyer added, low sketches to be made In the dence. namass: . vln Mitchelson of Beverly Hills, John W, Dean III, mid the gov ty forces. Including police, tlie qusrtsrs deep In the Metamg does not extradite Italians. courtroom. But tl)e New Moblltaatlon liwlsad, If Ihe guvrrnmani f>slta at ths northern sdgs of Stov* and Pots, lOOîip Airtomcrtk CoHm I Oalif., ^ accompanied M'n.'chie - ernment, “ under iv> olrcum- Secret' Servloe and the Army. Astrology Automated ITie handsome, dark-haired All demoBstratprs, whether Committee to Ehid the War in trtiops are outnumbered or out- ths U Mlnh forest, IIS mllas NEW YOR K— Increased In suits are regularly sold af lo’s mother and sister to Rome stances” would permit more Vietnam wrar veteran with a Involving picketing, parades Vietnam rejected the govern It Was the Secret Bervi,-* sunned, U.S pnlls 4rlll rellsvs soufowsst of Saigon. terest In astrology has led one Urn and Mony OHmt Ii m i s for Honw cmd 179.95 to $95.00. This Saturdajr only , Thuraday and has requested than a "amall symbolic march" winsome smile has become a ment propoeal, again saying which offered the most objec other South Vletnsmeas forces Five South Vietnamese troopa compai^r to use a computer to rallies, or whatever, art for near the downtown area. Rntoiirant Us*. permission to speak with him. hero in the Italian mountain vil that any plan must allow tions to a detour which would outside of the Immeillale battle' were kllletl and 80 wounded. En turn out 10,000 Individual horo bidden to approctch closer than Kleindlenst 'said Frit storm the Any ma)or bsille, neverthe Isns were reported killed when lieve that Mlnlchiello would right to meet In Washington and money for his defense and have be searched—and no one, once demonstiators feel they must to petition the government for a executive compound, the presl- less, would Involve an estimated an enemy mortar shall hit S: stand a better chance if tried in urged the Italian government to make a symbolic gesture of pix>- dentlsl gusfdtans said sn Kl- 1,000 Ameriesns These are the Italy than if extradited to the admitted, may leave until a re- redrem of their grievancea. government outpost 18 milsd test to the policy-making axecu- "We also believe,” he added, llpse's.differsnce would provide arttllarymsn manning batUries north of Saigon. United States. (Bee Page ElgM) (Bee Page Elgk4) tlve branch of govarnment. "that ths fsderai govsrnment (Bee rage ElgM) IH'. . — Pay V, h March to give launch crews a lengthy they are outside the spacecraft. • New Double Breasted Models rest period and avoid about of terrain is concerned geotegi- This will enable them to pick up * cally,” than thp a'vcrage profes- 1- Whae la B.aJk.T $10,000 in weekend overtime and save, rocks at they come to 8 8. Bow Deea j t WeekT OfMt ou ^ en l of styles and colors Including S-llartMew! - p«y- BlonaJ geoiog(st would know them. 2*button Bid* v*nl, 3-buHon CBnltr v«nt and origin. •. \ SUEDE JACKETS ii^ procedures for re-entry Inglthsorles shout the formeUon w h h e o tip o n All \Aîfhouf A Fioonce Charge Geoiogtata have enough comi- .. through the earth’s stmosphsre I of m msrta sritas of the moon 32" lengths. Removable orlon and 'landing after the 10-day dehce iii Oanrad's training to oerylle pile "liners. Yoke lop. 2 ' or *(tart a wttole nrw ban gamer m lesion. believe he'needs no specific in- Ths maria, relattvsty flat flop pocket,. Button front. Dark Dining the fUgM, Conrad and , atrnetteos of what types of rodi brown aoil_Bpmona. Sizes. 36-44. aroas. cower more than half Of MONDAY tkni FRIDAY - OPEN 10 • I Bean are to land on the moon’s . to look for. tha fropt aids of ths moon. The One Day uaiy, eat., Nov Ocean of Stiwms to coaOBoe sx- SATURDAY and SUNDAY - 10-1 > 4 0 # His Inslrhetteaa are simply: srtas appsar dark to an sarlh- 4 -i pterstten atsrtsd by ApMlo u "Anything that. you ass lhat*s<‘"‘ botmd man teokmg at a full last July. Gordon will orMt ths Interasting. pick It up.” " . i V - ' wocei. After studying the rocks moon while M* companions sx- The two ISO-minute "GEORG JENSEN" "REMEMBER" from. Apotte n , setenUsts be- Ma in SIIIKET AvAIUAai.K Now AND ptei« below. tnlka of Oonrad ond hii f . _ .' \ "I* a m b a s s a d o r CARO S Apolio 12 AstroruiuU Ccmratl, left.'.hnd'Ke«n go their planneti moonWalk. Conrad ia using tooga Dewatown MMcheeter "CASPAR!" Conrad is s Navy p4tat and not' mqts, Atan Naan, wift alas b* ,(Sss Fogs E%M) through drea* rrheanwl at Cape Kennedy, Fla. for CHNiaTMAa cANoa B y Halu m an k 945 MAIN S T IB T IN DOWNTOWN M AN CH BTER pick up ’moon'rocks’.. (AF Photofax) '■-‘ r . t* A G E T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 8 1989 ■ — ^------— ------■ -______S______, ■ ' »1ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1969 Cz^h Hardliner P A G E T H B E B Happenings for m o ' v i e ' a 'u d i e n c e V’ Sheinwold on RHd{ve we want them to know we cer Scores Dubcek *»*****GUIDE*««***» tainly appreciate their efforts in the bualnesa world la re A.8CRVICC OF FNJM-MAKDW USE S tB ir AS GUIDE News for Senior Gtizens ...... SalB riijr, N(w._ 8 ‘ if’ — ------NOW — Em b Sandfly on our behalf. vealed by a Resesirch Institute AWOTHEATBM. TO READ a a ^ llEHT Inflation Has Falsifieii of America study o f bualneas MHB, • Bailey Audltoiriumi.. iSi o y.iu _ C u l l NORTH DRIVE-IN ^ WALLY FORTIN We started our square dance FIZZA-IN-A-WINK Thus apply la Mns * Starts 7:00— Fflfltare 8:45 plans for capital sjiendlng. p.m., Dance-drama “AUce In a person. Open to MOC aiumhi, PRAOUK (AP) — A leadlnc OmSifTTON leaaona Thursday afternoon, and njWNi after Nu« 1. tM By A i n E D a B K O W O U t ♦ Q 4 Private and government stud Dow'8 R8t (M l Fltofl Wonderland,”' presented by students" and guests. ^Csechoelovak hardUner. told a <:i Q 106 _ Hello everylwdy.^ have some • •‘“‘I 12 peoiê present. This Is THW SEAL If you are the avenge nader Corporation Profits ies this irear’^showed that, de T ry Royte OsA Yawneir FH i m members of the Hartford Jun- MCXl —: Humans Relations stone-faced audience o i Ceen-a- 0 AQI042 good news today for all our sen “ excellent chance for you spite warnings out of Waahiiig- lor Modem Dance Theatre and U0> for today and tomorrow Kers today that the "cult” ! o f cedumn, it may pay yon A 1052 folks to get off the chair, and NEW YORK (AP)-A doeer In ads indleatsa Sw Mm waa ior "ahut-ln” friends. We are per cent. ThU year the figure ton that the economy would be tm4 Presto Yew Hwvw sponsored by the Manchestw canceled—will be held Nov. 21 uroiind reformist idol AlexandW ; ■ihMina.d and approved under to remember Gtat most of your WEST EAST . ^ a n e s «**'“ “ “ * enjoyment out of look at the corporate profit re drooled to 6.00 per cent opponents belong to dm inmi— Khout ready to go with our restrained, buainessmen contin C h ^ ter o f the American C8n- and 22. Dubcek was worse than die Sta- I tfw Meden PIcifire Code « 19652 A K 10 3 v^W e hi^ «>«*« some good exercise. You can ports for the recently completed A study of incomes for 34 food race. Since they tend to solve ued to hold to their plana to Or Let Ray Oeek IRm taOey O v cer Society. <■-< ' St Maurice C3uirch, BoKon, •**> personality cult ofSeH-Rsflidation. J854 *• K973 Noala on Wheels program. Htla — . j J S . cotnpanies show that profit spend heavily on Improving the little praUema of life Jurt third quarter o f the year shows Middle Center Junior High, Dance to the "Rogues,”' 7-11 Education Minister JaroMiftv Suggsatsd for OEWERAI. O 7 O 65 N ‘ ‘i* program in whioh we will ing them bock with us soon. *®ns-style, and balieve me you'll margins in the third quarter of their plants. as you would, you can gnsn A K64 A QI93 find many oîortunltieB to en a deterioration that wasn’t easi 1968 were around 4.6 per cent. R t SO, Vem on-'S p.m.—Organ p m., Cosponsored by Explorer Hrbek also charged that DUbcek ■OililsncM. I 51 deliver one of our Wedneeday I mentioned last week that Such studies portrayed indus 112 what they are dMngIqr putting joy going places to square ly noUccd'at first glance. Thla year the percentage deteri 84S-6M1 PIZZA^RArS Music by Clifton Goodale and Scouts, Post , of the Second surrounded by incompetent B Suggested for MATURE SOUTH &>t-Meal8 to our “ ehut-in” we are planning on making iqi try executives in auch tm expan Andrew DeToUa sponsored by OongregatlooaJ Church and St P*ople. that he did “nothing ot f youneU in their place. A A 8 7 dance. companies reported orated to S.6S. sive mood that nothing short of .»> “ • MFRUOB 8TRRR •eêncos (parontsi dlacro- South dealer. trienda. We are Just about all a coDecSon of canned goods, or o n l y the Keyboard Studio . . . tree Maurice's CYP...Uckets at the ^ u e ” and that his role in oust- i - A 2 William Harvey, -our instruc surprisingly good' earnings. In Evidence o f slmUar shrink an impending recession would XHR MUGDfAL FIZIA SHOP IN TOWN tkm advisod). Neither side vulnerable. set with a gix>iq> *«> ««> «ly exaggerated. M«>ddf 1.6 not odmltto^ un ert N o ftt East 2nd HFT of instruction, or a program like make up the widely used Dow the government’s slowdown pro Based o(i a aemlannual poll West opened the flve of ftf aU you ''ahut-ina” v b o would Welfare Department to give to Haynes of the Fabulous Magi Church parking lot). 8-mldnigbt Hrbok, one of the extremtsU in loss sceonipsnMd by psrsm It* 3 NT A ll Pats this for free. Plan on Join'ng us Jones stock average reported gram is being felt strongly, de Just completed, the RIA, a pri spades, and declarer tried to ^ e to get one o t these 'deHcious some needy families for cians. No membership cards needed— the new conservative Commu “HOW TO SEDUCE A PLAYBOY” next Thursday afternoon from increases over the AprU-Moy- spite the llluaion created by vate; industry-supported re or oduk guardian. hieals. U you are interested, Thanksgiving. Instaead of wait June period. CEIUNGS ' Coventry Community House. Jiwt a dollar at the door. nist regime, made hla statement win the trick with dummy's some seemingly healthy plofit search and advisory aervice Parsons undnr 18 not sd- queen. East covered with the to 18 paints), and the next Hien pleeae call our office, 648- ing for Wednesday, Nov. 19, R t 44A, Antique Show spooeoc^ •Bast Side Rec. School S t. In addressing representatives of orWedn^y, Nov. 19. « S ^ to V S «d ro’S iS X *>«« «®ws for corpora- reixirta. concludes that pitma tue being Are your reUlngs cracking, peeling, or aagging due to Ung, and South held up his ace player pnsies. Tan held: UlO, g l v ^ us your name and was looee plaster? ed by the Coventry Historical 8-10 pjn . the 80.000-strong Czech Union of "ftOed. This ago rostiicMon pieô^y stated, ^de- „ from^nrU'H ^ was revtohS^y The impact might be even scaled down now and that the o f q>adea unUl the thiid round. SpmOtm, J-8A41-8; Hearis. J>8- addres8.^^11ila Meal on Wheels cided to start ‘our collection Society—10 a.m.-8 p jn . Dona •West Side Rec. Cedar St, Secondary School Students and way bo higher In cartain 1 to start our collection ^ their profit margins, or the pe^ stronger than is evident from capital spending boom la end Dm t delay! Your oM ceilings con be miide new -g-*~ Now South was sure of flve 8-4; Dfaunonds, 7; Clabn. K -*4. can <»ly become a now, so adiaiever you are plan tion gl-BO. Open 8-10 pjn> Ai^renUcea. •tsss- Chock Iboator or FBL . KAT. . flUN^lstBUK Schedule for the week: centege of net income to gross the profit margins. Some com ing. ay the experts In ceUlng reflalahing. diamonds and the three side Whnt do yen snyf and helpful by receiv ning on attending any of our •Oommtmlty T. N. Main St. A Western newsman was Flou Tiw Oomfly Os-Hit ing names of our "ahut-lne,” so Monday, 10 to ix>on, kitchen income. Sharp declines were ev panies, for example, have main South Windsor High School. aces. His only real chance to r Answer: Bid two dubs (the programs, you can bring along Fbr a free eaUnutto, call Open 6-10 p.m. barred but participants, who Prxnad aa'a fM ic aarvica flfiewe Twiee I M h r t . please help us to help you by social; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. ptnochVe ident throuîout a long list of tained profits almiUy by raising 8:80 p.m. Comedy 'T jo v '' pre a ninth trick was to lead a heart Stayman Gonventhm), asking a little something for our food „ Bristol BrUoI Recount y . Nev.-atn- H,IS, supplied excerpts, reported the ^ VMS wwnoapti calUng us real soon. Say like tournament. Bus pickup at blue diip companies. prices, which la easy enough to sented by the Dynamic Thea toward dummy in the hope of psilner to allow a major suit ot basket. Or if you Just h^>pen Rockledge QsunUr Oob, West “ *l*ence listened in shocked sl- Nonday? 8:80 a.m. two return trips, noon In fact, much o f the earnings do when inflation le at a e per * Gives GOP Advantage tre. Tickets at the door. gueastaig whether to play jtbe four or mtne cards if he If to be going by the building, stop BERNARD A. LOZIER. Inc. Haitftord, JiCC OanmaUan Dtn- during the 75-mlmite and 4 p.m. increases reported by some cent rate. Teen Center, School St.. 7 JO- queen o r the tw . partner bids two spades, you I Our pinochle playeira were in In and "pay” us a visit. BRISTOL (A P ) — Moyoi^ T S . M S .4 4 U ner-Dance. semi-termal, 7 p.m. ■P'ech. Tuesday, Building closed oil companies was nothing more In its monthly economic lev 11 p.m. Dance to the "Phlnsh.” Since there was no burry. will raise to tluee qiedea; if vited by.the Rockville Seidor Back to bowling, there vrill than inflation, as pointed out by elect J. Harwood Norton will Open to members only—mem- ~ th e mb U B a couple. Open meeting was a folknv-up THEATER TIBIE CHizens to have lunch with day, because of Veterans’ Day; ter. the Ftrst Nationai City South ran.four rounds of dia he Uda two hearts, you. win be bowling at the Parkade John Wright, an investm oit ad Bank comments: have a Republican council to bershlps availablec.At the d o or ___to ” MCC ahstmi. acodesfcl and' the-debate with Prague Unl- S C H E D U L E . pass; if he Uda two dlamoihda. them, and ]riay cards during the 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., bowUiur at the work with when he takes office. monds bef(»rt testing the hearts. Lanes as usual thla Tuesday af Parkade Lanes. i viser and publisher of Wright "Indeed, the key to a fovoi-- for flvb dolMrs. rue« vem lty atudenU earUer this (denying a major suit) you will Irttemoon. Hie wiimera for this Advisory Reports. At flivt tt appeared that the f o b Andaosiam. S p.m. 'veek at which Hrbek was booed West discarded a chib, a heart ternoon. able earnings record often ap *Elast Side Rec, School S t; SATUBOAT and finally a spiule. bid two spades and hope for teumament weret Harry Bitel, Wednesday, 10 a.m. to noon. “Real -profits.” say* Wright, council' would be split S-S be Lutz 'Museum and Jayceeo co- end hissed, t21; Louise Meyerfaoff, 815; An Want to hear something ter peared to be the firm ’s ablUty to Open 8 a.m.-8 p.m. Cinema I — Markiwe, 1:80, Leaving a Ugh diamond in tile t>«sL The alternative to an Christmas articles, as part of "are now declining, althou^ tween RepubHcsne and Demo THINK SMALL • 1NUB sponom- "Wings « f h e WIW" About 100 teen-agers, Includ- na Bojka, 811; Grace Baker, rific, and also unbelle'vable? raise prlcM enough to cover in V DeUverefl In **— •'rr;- •West Side Rec. Cedar 8t, 3J6, 7:00, 9:00. the dummy as a re-entry. South of this is to Ud two qiedes arts and crafts program; noon nominal earnings are up. Dollar crats. But a recount' of the narrated by AKah W Sanborn, big minlaklrted glrla and ions- . „ W ; Mra. V.'Bairowa, 598; Eva Well, we now have 1,996 mem creased coate without cutting Open 1-5 p.m. Cinema n — Paint Tour took the ace o f hearts and led over prulner's notnimp, whldi to 1 p.m.. Hot -Meal; 2 p.m. to earnings for the third quarter votes in Tuesday’s . election Dqutpped with laatlMre«to lii- ticket M the door Ibr non- boy,, made up the dl.be- M Too 072; Mary .Hurall, 669; bers. Two short of 2,000, and it sales volume.” tarlor, wlndahtald waahsr, 3 - •Community Y, N. Main St., the deuce of hearts toward dum Is slightly timid. 4 p.m. Fun-Day featuring slides were 4.6 per cent ahead of a showed Thursday that GOP can membeia. Uevlilg audience. A casual poll ^ t ’ Ann Flechalg, 568; Vincent w ill be fun seeing who wUl be As the slowdown develops, didate Alice Tesaler had beatan M>ead eiectrio wtpeie, bswter. Open 1-5 p.m. my. West followed suit with the Ospyila h t 1888 of our recent Dutch . Country year ago, but inflation cut dollar <>sfoggsr, 4 -wwy aafety OniiMrs. Simday, Nov. 8 MHS ChfeterU. 8-midnight, by a newsman failed to trace - ^ Oenml Features Carp. James Garner- “ .’Vlarlowe” Barrows, 565, and Zennon Dee- the 2,000th member. and West Point Trips. Bus power by 6>4 per cent.” however, these companies no Democrat FYank 8. Longo by MHS Junior Prom—Open to all “ X approving comments. Fair, 2:00; Putney Swope, 7:80, eight, and South had to make rosier, 662. longer will have the opportunity back-up fights; front and raor MK8 Swimming Pool, 12:80- 9:20. Us crucial guem. Here’s an announcement for’ pickup at 8:30 a.m. . and 12:80 'The not result, Wright ob one vote, instead of losing to MHS students and guestb for “ I me to make 10 p.m., setback tournament. p.m., and tboae wishing to re through Oct. 31, shows that only Febnmry. MOC Oafeteria — Kinetic Art •West S'de Rec, Cedar St., player who pute himself U banned by the new conservative o f repair furniture, and the like. No bus scheduled. Additional evidence that the Ctommunid regime. ceive the allot abould be here six Improved their profit mari Film Program, 7:30 p.m. — Onen 1-8 p.m. West’s place. little eociy. Would any of you men be inter I ask you now, have you ever cooling off la producing a riilver Free to MOC students — $1.50 Prague newspapirta reported ested? Would you attend such gins. The rest remained the •Community Y, N. Main St., adapted a year Theatre — Dr. Ddittle, ' South must hope that West « TU b Wednesday at our Fun- seen so many programs, and to the public. te^y fliat V^te^ Jaany was a shop? same or declined, some of them Open 1-5 p.m. X ^ J ^ t a v X . 1 =80 E xit: 4:02; T1u»e Were Th^ still holds elthsr the Mug or the 3pay wn’H be Meing the colored all set up for you? We even very riiarply. ' ming Junior High — 7-9 p.m. awarded a/Trllomlt prise—a ------The "Im nerotlve" h.a Times, 6:20, 9:80; The Jack (tf hearts since the hand is ‘oUdes of our t f ^ to Penn Dutch Did you know that here at have pool, shuffleboard, TV A year ago, for example, Special For The Holidays —Recreation Department spon kind ofpzecboslovak Oscar—for ------— ------A ramln-icT to thoae who fol- wMh the words "and Barton Strangler, 7:20. hopeless if Bast has both of CASA NOVA RESTAURANT ttamtry, and West ^pint To be the Senior Oenter we have a viewing, reading, and card eight printing and publishing aoTB a basketball offldaU clinic lew the Oinemn Sunday Night eet " tininr, ^ ^ Theatre — Butch (kuaddy fliose cards. U West has the direethig the film "AH MJr <3ood men’s cteUvity room? We have pla)rlng, every week-day, from Miss Bell^ 9oontrymen.” |8ure to be here for the above companies listed on the New oonducted------by------Torn------Kelley. Open- Series—reserve------Sunday.------Nov,. 16l« «le change n i said was the made folliJrint ^ Sundance Kid, 6 5:80,:80, king o f hearts, would he save^ ROUTE n — TALOOTTVnXJB d nice pool table, shuffleboard, 9 a.m. to 4:80 p.m. hotaetor Reader A Advtoer The movie, a Utter story of Xwo aoU'vitlee, why not make York Stock Exchange had an to those interactedIntereCt^ In officiat- tor "The War Oemes and "The dtâmlnga that UieT*^n°“‘ ^ Fair, the eight ot hearts and tlm ^ and room for card playing. How about that? disillusionment . s p r e a ding (OFF. CONN. GOLF LAND) Jplana to attend our "HotMeal” average profit margin of 6.07 Advioe on aU Prohieme EGG NOG MINCE big recreation...... basketball” Oolumbla " ~Revolt.” ” Mon u/otiM 8=*®- away a good spade? V ' With ole man Winter moving Gan tor appt. tion would face withdrawal of among idealistic Oimmunists, AS w ell? In this way you’ll be league. Obviously, West would save YOU CAN NOW ENJOY THE FTNUT in, why don’t you plan to use 848-lfM Karen reminds MHS'ers- ““““fund# or even biaoandment.disbandment. SUNDAY had been a box-office U t in 3Nvlng a day out. MC3C StalrwaU Gallery, 8 all of Us good ipMes if he » Spooking of Hst-MeaJs, depite our facilities here at the Cen RIPPLE ICE CREAM many parts of Csseboslovakia ter? a-m -10 p.m. Art exhibit by An- Somanhls Is on so le-see your ivT¥az"t Cinema I — Marlowe, 1:80, could safely dor'^Bo. Therefore, ]|U the rain last Wednesday, we tlrew Ooppola and JosejA Nelli. Somanhla representative. C u o S *=20. unUl it 'Was banned last mimth. PIZZAS & GRINDERS West does M» bold the ktog of 5torved ,70 'people, and all a t It was purchased Just fo r you. ALL HLM ROLLS Open to the public Monday Alt) . . , Isn't U groat about ^ TL , Cinema H —Paint Your Wag- hearts^ ahd South’s only chance pending bad nothing but praJse fI’d really appreciate bearing through .Bhiday. our nw privileges—we con now U S llV D188 A t 2=°®' ®=®®> *=®®- is to tiy a finesse with dummy's AS WELL AS ANY Of OUR OTHER Developed end Printed Tor the meal, saying It was maybe we Itesdjhrvtoo Pathfinders Club, Nomnan St., go to the oafeteria or the II- ^ . Cinema I — Santa's Fantasy teh— HEU> OViaB—Sth .WEEK 4’Just dsUctoiH.” Hrts Wednes- ®‘“ '‘ * senior men’s club. 8-9:80 p.m., Alateens; open to bmiy during study haU and OH i-fO n V eiltlO n 2=®®: Putney Swope, TJOT' D ally Qnestlea unson Luiciout mine* rippUd thru our "The Best of the New Sex- Jtaor our H otM eal mmu Is Beef ‘" '^ e t h l n g . I ’n* open to sug- teens who have relatives or w'thoi't passes at that. Don’t 9:20. ITALIAN-AMERICAN SPECIALTIES Fsrtoer opens wHh 1-NT (18 Ploitallon Flbns” — Wlsjfhsy 4Btroganoff,Itommnnff tossed salad, roUs *>so here U is your chonoe own dfliicioufly eroamy egg nog friends with a drinking prob goof It; so we can keep It! ugh to men. Send in, c ^ l In, o r stop mous. Campus— bove reacted charges made by clabln, i:00. ' In, and let’s talk tt over. Candy Kitchen 649-8205 •oat, so why not come cn in, and •Blast Side Rec, School St., M(5c ’s first homecoming Is aide* of a House Commerce East Windsor Drive - In _ Thursday morndng ptnodde Where Quality Candy Is Made Fresh Dolly (>pen 6-10 p.m. _ îB week . . . so far there ‘ hat coverage of christmhs Tree. 7:80; G r««h Jtry tt? I’U be there. »• A t our Monday aftemoon pin- had the foUowlng winnera; Har •West Side Rec. Cedar 9t., hna been only a token Intcrewt Democratic Natloiial 9*80 BUBLNESSBOara LUNCHES DAH.Y Choose From Over 300 Varletiea JjKhle tournament, we had 56 riet Keeney, 673: Blondie Mc- .PA. Open 6-10 p.m. shown. The octlvHte^ start ConvenUon In Chicago appeared - Manchester Drive - In - Mar- Tour Inmily win tove Thmr^y with evening classes onesided. g,^. OAFETEBIA STYLE WEEKDAYS—8 AJfl. to 4 PJL •playerB, and all enjoyed the DoweU. 666; MUIie McCarthy, •Community Y, N. Main St., Waves, 681; Grace Baker, 680; Ann Fbr I iti (mnceled . . . so fret your tirk- Our coverage waa a i fair 7:00. IponipetKlve afteriiocn, with the Open 6-10 p.m. mr msnusii HOURS: SUN. to THURS. 8 AJjL to U PJK. Young ,669; WUbur Messier, >toU0Nving wlimers: Jennie Fog- MHS Swimming Pool, Open ,oU N ow !! and balanced and objective as State Theatre— Dr. DooUtUs. K2; Jeimle Fogarty, - 660; Pe I ' R L ani SAT. 8 AJL to 1 A.M. Ijulty, 780; Pete VendriUo, 733; MOUSSES HONEYOONB PUFF 6:80-9:80 p.ni. humanly possible, especially i*8o Ebdt 4 *02* H uum tvu. ter Frey, OSS; Esther Anderson, ■ ‘THE (RiSSnUS IREK’' Tise Steliuneyer, 719; Arm Hu- •Buckley School, Vernon St., 6- " ‘Fib’* ‘h® conditions with which liippy 'nm'” ’ 6 ^ 9 ^ ^ ^ 680; Loute Meyerhotf, 627; A light, hoasyoomb candy with a rich ntolaaaaa 9:30 p.m. membership■ cards available at • we hod — to w work," ocaivisaid CAa spokes- ton 7 1 o’ ’ kOarik. 6M; Claire Renn, 684; flavor mokea this an old taitUoned molt In your Shfuli^ îsuv (D/oJuu^ SioMA, the RecrenUon Denartmeni I in mar, .h . r.-.__ _ ton Strangler, 7.10 Floyd Post, 622. There were 42 the Recreation Department. 110 man fOr the Columbia Broad- U.A. ’— Butch Cassidy and the •BHtolMth' Jeaanis, 681; Gecnge mouth tosto treat. •Waddell School, Broad St., 0- Cedar St., and at all centers, casting System. "The BXX! and players competing. 9:80 p.m. Sundance Kid, 8:80, 7:80, *:80; BefaroU, 666; Andy Noake, 666; TWO CONVENIENT IXKlA’nONfl ^ m re to pick up your Wlnt t r the Walker Report sustained mnmjfORo Guess what? I oomjUeted •BUng Junior High, E. Mid Santa's Fantasy BUr, 1:80, JFIkrence Brooks, 656; Tom this whole write-up, and dl(tai’t RL • A AAA — Open Dally nod 8«a. | Forkade *»---- •- . Rccrentlon Program for a ue.'* ■ Grant, 65J; Josepidne Schuetz, I — Blew, thniltot. dle Tt>ke., 6-.10 p.m. 3:30. mention anything about a trip. (Jeha and iWatra tailed lilt of activities. a spokesman for the National |642; CM WBson, 686; Bees Tniesday, Nov. 11 How about that? . . Broadcasting Co. said. "W e be- ■Mbonan, 618; Harriet Keeney, On behalf of the Senior Cltl- All elem entaiy. Junior irgb Any town organization, schoal Heve our coverage was fair and high schools closed — Vet ARLjOGUTHRIE "H^ppy H m es'’ T ofln j a t 5:88 mmi B M Hiwtiay 5:86 wad 8^05 !616, and T M Rivard, 616. sena, and myself we would like or church wishing to list in accurate and responsible." J Here’s an ahnotmeement. erans Day. event of Interest to teens ( 18-21) The charges were made In a Special Hatinee *atoetor OoUtUe” IMhy, Son., Tim . 1:50 to congratulate the winners of MOC Cafeteria, Kinetic Art MENDELSSOHN SINGERS iThere w ill not be an oil paint- this past Tuesdays’ elections. uuuuuuuuouObOOC O O OOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOO Jlng class this coming Tuesday, FUm'Pr^grtun. 7:S0p;m.-lBiie Fran M'^submHt^* i'*"*'* of Worcester, Mass. We would also Uke to state that to MOC student. - 11.80 to the anytime or Candy after, school PRESENT The\ 8t ill rtuikr ■as it is Veteran’s Day, and a we ware proud of both parties IhoUday for us town employes. public. hours. 287267 Haclcmainoi.Hackmatack n>St., luo.649- he S tagers, d —W.Va.. of EESTAU- pkiurciililielllifi! for the way they ail {riayed the • The U ttle Theatre of Man- Manchester Memorial Hospi 8080;6080: KathlKatlil KnnrmKnapp, 649-9236kta.Knta .if- ‘he Investlgatlons panel. "An Evening of Song" oooooooooooooooopooooooooooooooobooooo o o< campaign gaime. So much bet ROUTE 6.ROLTON — TEl. 649-4332 You don't need tal, 10 a.m. Memorial Service ter 3 p.m.; or Karen Gllmoro, The report said "there seems EAMT^’ '.T jehester is presenting the play ter than a lot of name calling. for Veterans Day sponsored by to be substantial evidence of an Sponsored by ■"Carousel,” and has made ar- Oiu Seniors would also like (M9-9278 after school hours. U8htsU*»i*nmATTJ8.W8i Cash lo Savt*' Manchester Barracks and Aux- imosity by members o fthe TV EMANUEL CHURCHMEN irangemente for all you Gold to thank the out-going Board OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY HD D:00 P.M. Ihaiy, World War I Veterans. As news organizations against the I Card holders to see this play India Exports Strel of Directors for helping us, and Candy Also AvoUabls For Fund t»»t^ iiy CHARGE YOUR a historical note — the Man Democratic party” that "seems at EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH BURNSIDE ■for oidy $1. Tlclcets are avall- chester Memorial HoapiUfl Wi\s NEW DELHI ——T»»e »..c firstn m ex- to >■" “have »v e oeenbeen reiieciedreflected In the Manrltwitcir, Conn. • B' fiST HiPTfcf*: jable here at the Center. Hie' PURCHASES' erected rttortly after World War Indian steel came this slanting of the reporting of the SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16. 1969 — 7:00 P.M. rR£E PilRklSC '■r3 *3333 ■performance will be presented T as a memorial to Manchester- y***"' ** years after American events.” I on Thursday evening, Nov. 30, m r iMee who participated In that *h*bieers helped build India's A apokeaman at ABC had no OONlRlBUnON $1.88 ■at 8:80 p.m. at the Bailey Au- conflict. •**•> plant, the Tata Steel Immediate comment on the re- Iditorium, at Manchester High ftsnammm ."^•^sst Side Bee, School St.. Works at Jamshedpur. port. ■Stdtool. OUR LAYAWAY /'O p«a 8-10 p.m I Results of the Senior Bowling -West Side Rec. Cetkir 8t., 'league find the standings as: IT’S COMING... Open 6-10 p.m. i(l). Gutter-Dusters, 185, (2.) •Oomiminlty T. N. Main St., SPECIAL MATINBB8 on SAT. A 8UN. at 1:16 A TiSi Up Madison A\^. ipevila, 14-10; (S.) Angris, 14- ■ Open 6-10 p.m. , Roteh CksMfdy "SANTA’S FANTASY FAIR” ■ 10; (4.) Suprames, 14-10; (5.) •Buckley School — Closed Shown dally at 7 ri6 • 6 nri ;Hdd]e-Winks, 18^-lOH; (6.) NEXT WEEK! due to holiday. All Seats 8Be tor SaL-San. 8 J 6 -7 i8 6 -6 :8i MaUoM Oidy / ■Hopefuls, 18-11; (7.) Sun-Flow- Wednesday, Nov. IS “Go see *Putiwy Swopo’. — . ICE |en, 10-14; (8.) Caterpillars, 8- lUlng Junior High—7-9 p.m.. Tells it like H's nevw- beoin ^ |16; (9.) Happy 4, 8-16, and tn Recreation Department sponsor I the last spot Jacks and JUls, ed bêtbail officials clinic told before."-Judith Criit SaH GREEN STAMP Rayon Acetate MS ashar (w Mutm CAPADES j6^-17^. Looks like our Jacks conducted b>- Ttazn Kelley. mULIflWIMN E)CH8 — tuition payment due ».4 r s Hi' AUEMnors KNiiD^c^ ■ and JUls need a Uttle boost, DRAPERIES today through Friday. M anrivM D m iwiiMMNeRoss. .f A I say Uke a shot — In the arm. MKS. Rm. 22A — MOC Chorus BUTCH CASSOV6ND PLJTN^ SWOPE' in ia OUR • M n I Bea Mader contlnuea to knock 8:90 p.m, Open to all students— iin a ~l8M ■■■liUN I the .pins flying each week,., and no auditions. THESUNOANCEl caiaiwinaa Tl-ie Truth and Soul Movie S igtrtfl 6 S ou n d * • Bhe led the women in both high •EJoat Side Rec. School St., ofthflTO’fl co-HR T(H»AY AT 7 :88—SUNDAY AT 7:18 I singles, 178, and high triple, 408. Stom p-A-Ram a ■Floyd Post was the champ of Open 6-10 p.m. •C i n e m a 1 )sNh akaflng chninploiii. •West Side Rec. Cedar 8t.. t:r ; ~ ; 1 ;a 1. .* ' eewedy geleie, I the' menfolk this time, winning 'both high slhgle, 180, and high Open 6-10 n.m. SMQ OfV inGTWOW THE Maelv issiVMd, glMli elsetsJ d*a- ■ triple, M3. M l toMaei Iwaw. Cm Moi •Community Y. N. Main St.. . \ Mnglcfletnsn Open 6-10 plm. I ' Front what I hear, these BOSTON ■ bowlara oertalidy enjoy their •MHB Swimming Pqol.'8:30-. SCARLET DRAGON TV 04" 10940 OflAFfailS U 9:80 p.m.—Family Swim Night. vin aiiiTTi r BaiH EASTERN STATES I Tuesday afternoon league,' and DOUBLE STAMPS •Buckley School. Vernon i St.. 65 TOLLAND TUtNPIKE ’ MANCHESTER r COLISEUM STRANGLER ■ you folks who have been stay- I Opm 8-9:90 p.m. TO N IG H T 8-12 SATURDAY West jjjwy ieM. I ing away are sure missing out 1 •Waddell Sehriol, Brood St,. Tony Curtis ■ on a good thing. ' Shiedded Foam Open 6-9:M p.m. ^ K8flh MunnyHamaton i f e V iSSer w I Tfafs past Wednesday cU Fun- EVERYDAY! Nig h t s i OPENS -^latvwva»MaaeoamOencaa.'Ccwwoa ■ Day we saw a movie. In color, •ililng Junior High. E. Middle WEDb. NOV. 18 > THIS W E E K -^ N ., N0V. 10 thru SAT, NOV. 17 Tpfw-. Open 6-10 p.m. I "BDRGANDY SDNSEF I of the sateUite ‘iTelestar” from BED PILLOWS Thuradoy, Nov. is THE DRAGON WTLL BE OPEN 'm iS MLOETLY TODAY - SUNDAY • TUESDAY ■ Us origin, to Ms launcWng into Cheney Technical School. A T l:S 8 -O N R SHOW O NIfY—OVRR 4iflB P J t. I space. It was a very intereot- n stis MONDAY NIGHT. NOVEMBER iQth B U ’ NOV. 18-88-21-84 Astwefly ^ Open Houoe 9-11 a.m. and 1-8 8i-lS-S7-« — 8 PJf. I 'ing film , an(l enjoyed by all pre- 1200 EXIRA BONUS STAMPS Riyoi-Polyeitei p.m. in obsarvanre of American NOV. as • IS — f P J L I senL Tiala and others, plan- Ai.«a EkhtooUM Week. Open lo the > nod for future days, are thixMigh 72*’x90” BLANKET Veiwel public )b oboerve all the ahopa 8 MATINEES I the courtesy of the triephone Sat.. Nsv. 22 • W • company. MONEY SAVING COUPONS .and claaarooma In regular tea- Ov.sbls Cmnmm Hetiag. aton. (ftaenrljr Stpeky & m m ^ ) * Sm ,, Nov. 8S a as : N jr human computer, Paul ■•-J- Th is is IJSPJL A BJtPJt. ■ Schuetz, who boa the respons*- £e»W8»e*iiliwi s i^ «n . MHS, Bally Auditorium, MANCHEST|R f a r k a d e WATCN fM OMI M MOMDArM A c tu a lly I MCCa Hosneoomii^ presents J biltty of oouctlng'all in atteial- "Orpheus In Concert" and the ■ ance, was absent this post week. A 4 .9 8 I We aura mlased talm luid the MANCHESTER HERALD "Orphans." Open to MCC stu ■ miSBUB. and hope its was only V o lu e ! dents, alumni and guests at t2 SING-A-LONG rOMI W AT T IM J the bod weather that kept them Scnlptnied a person. , WITH ■ away. i MHS. G47 -•6 :3 0 p.m. MOC I At the FuiHMy, w« heard AREA RUG I baskrtbair pnactin. ' IN •Blast Side Rec. School St.. KAY PAULSEN Open 8-10 p.m. BiRNII DENTIBY ON lANJO MANCHESTER •Wesf Side Roc, Cedar St.. AT îanrl^FHtFr _ Open 6-10 p.ni. UYl A U nU - - - 1RY MARLOW'S i •Oxnmunlty T . N^M aln St.. LEDftttng IfFraid SUPREME FOODS Open 6-10 p.m. .■y 2 * 3 •WarddeU School, Brood St., ♦ leswoeyaai J* a lo U B fi* ^ Mm a # ksAlag Mni Open 6-9 ;W p.m. tort-, leewted tow • •nUng Junior « g h . E. Mld- TBljBlfiMI Ml-xm SUPEBMJIBKET

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he sound position in. the President’s ,:JtANCHESTER EVENING H ^ A L D , MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1969 fiUmrhpaipi PAGE FIVE M onday^^ht speech showed him lead Red Chinese ^ D p n in s ing the w to tow a^ peace, and making W-all Street S u rvives ^pt*ai ®onds Choosing a College It his oauseX|^ administration’s pre- F rw Japanese — \yjuT i o J5 © T ried * o ■ Plim.iHHiiiit b y th e --- To Be Tied HKRAl.n FRINTINO CO.. INC parattons for Nbtêmber’s new demdn- 18 BttaeU StraM Businessifien MmchaWT. Coim. stratlona for peace seem to regard the HpWO KONG (AP) _ Five W ar Speech Chagrin in Double iôt CoUcg® M ore‘Exciting’ Than High School? THOMAS F. raiOUSOK potential peace demoMtntora as anta W ALl^ R. FE]^^80^' By DON BATTLE /•an tnnniHM 1.1_A8_A A___BENJABUN W. By BENJAMUf W. hisrh aehool ______PubU»her«~ J^wnese bualnesamen c/ossed Telephime topping toe Hst A aeo^ted Frees Writer "rst fo ^ a l move fmm adolss-/ slated uKi legally defined crl gonists rather than as pouf|tlal sharers McKENDALL JR. ______Faunded Octobar 1. 1881 the Communist Chinese border of the same national desire tor the end Dean of Admissloa E»«nr Brenlnc Except Bundajn tato Hong Ktmg today "i: ; ; : , tock m a r t c r b o . ^ W k ^ o to and Students ^ SoUdAys Emend u tbe Pom Office at of the war. We would hope tliat the ** h ^**® **** —*rom Compared to most high handful — p ro b a ^ less than Manclieater, Conn., aa Second <3au i«-« more than two years’ detenUon column The five most-acUve Big Army nurse were^mrset*A N w Reed GoUege Matter. o?*‘f??m ^ U ir **'**'^ ***^' ~ ’*'*“ ®*’ ■“ ll beavl- 200 - of selcnive ooUeges, most President can remember that wheieNhe in Peking. ^ ^ ^ week werf Tork"^l^c^WbutoTa Portland, Oregon or from their communl- ly structured, largely autoortU- of them private, where subjeo- SUBSCRIPTION RATES ' ~ vestor dlsannolntmem over a TAT; Benguet $14.78, off $1.62 day penthouse. A Payable In Adrance wants to ' be, and where he has been Border sources said toe fin . President l ^ ^ s W e ^ m penthouse. A Hawaiian ho^ In toitoe quasl-reltgloua fWk- tot. . .. . n,®"'..?"** K"»«rany restricUve- live factors enter Urto admisrtm Oj>« J»ar...... 130.00 appeared to be In good iild Be by MIehsel A. Petti. MJL All rishts of npubllcation of special dM tMUcDM nereln are also reserved. always achieve a Victory anywhere It 0* Many Investors'. Including In- “ P ” '° r the five sessions on h o a ^ r . for Albert Nlrensteln Actuallv Iftu than In k m^r© ©©lecllve, coU©f(e Dal-lchl Trading Co. of Japan, stttutlons sldeUn^ th^r ® ‘ “ "lover of 783.600 shares. Nancy Dunker. who met Whv Pi fkf JAPAHlft HAW M really wonts to. A Coffeeholic FIW HMBT ATYA«i 0UT MAHV ITie Herald Prlntlna Company Inc., as- were. « handed over to Japanese aionoav,Monday, pfftfgi*i*inB?pfeferrliur trtto TnAi^r • ° “* ’ ®*' . ^*"®* ^ *oouca iH“ __ ® » y*®*' when Nancy, jtohools. t^gh toe level of S mo^^w^Cf g "i^^hlMi. ■unea no financial reaponalblllty for typo- fTSOKef * • , It would be tragedy both at home and ^trade e representaUveareDresentotiv#. into Peking time------unUl... after the PresfdVto^ ” m ® " cludedTechnicolor,cludedTechnicolor. $22.87, off 60 was made head nurse of toe m tv blBtorical accldfnt on srmlcm erron appearinc In advertlsemenUi . rcSiaCllC 8 oant« few __Vnitav a.^ .. __ . By EDWIN REED S5? outer nadin* matted bi The Manchester TOday they admitted to remarks that night on V le t o ^ cents for the week; Ecological VoJJey Forge Army Hospital the boala of a strong pr,«mm. Blvenlna Herald. abroad If the very real possibility of a The London Sunday Thues Intellectual pressures for some j “ f a grave acts against the Chinese Some disappolrtment seT to »2'.«7. up $8.12; Wyle ward where Al. 22, was a pa- good national unity behind the Pres students can be very Intense ■'“ mission situation. to Anyeles Tlmes-Washlna- people M d the C3ilnese govern- when toe ^ s ld e iv t’s address $11.87, up $1.25; former sergeant— „ ----- Drinking had coffee has never ton Post News Service. and■ for- others may ■'not be In- ’ nioreovcr, Ij I'ontinuaUy ■ .-hong- ident’s cautious middle course In Viet when he Joined that list of Insidious Fillaervlce cllem of N. E. A. Service. Inc tense enough; to eome yqung Ing, , Though U Is . genrrnlly I^bllshera ^presenuttves — The Julius nam should be blasted into a new domes T . breakthrei^h to V lX ^C ; “P «•«’ stepped on b land mine In Viet- habits which regularly give rise Mathews Special Annoy — New York Ch)- In Tokyo, the government vy people fresh from high school ®, ' ' " " “ ‘‘“ ‘ e’s high cacD. Detroit and Boston TV. ‘ public concern—alcohol, clg- toe Impersonality of a place or weighed most tic war between the hawks and the ih e Disabled American Veter- arettes, drugs. It la a friendly, . ' l l Its people may be traumaUc; recoin- T IW W *^ ** a u d it BUREAU OF CIRCUUA- doves, the super-tough and the pamby- dl^:M £’£;= S Three Convicted ^ 8 arranged to bring Al and cozy pastime which no one re- asscicssii, a UiOlW some may find that toe relative !h* . “ "£#_*,.*** !.». Cl,,™.,, tap., a,„pp„„... Nancy to New York City along sents. Display advertlstns ciosmx hours soft, the super-righteous and the gullt- Japanese relakons. Of Manslaughter freedom of coUege creates more to wWch other con- For Monday — l p.m. SYlday. -Eldon Grimm, senior vice presl ^ t o 50 other Vietnam ompu- In fact, as Maxwell House, the For ^ e ^ a y — 1 p.m. Saturday complexed. The responsIblUty and op anxiety than "excitement." dent of Walston A Co. I'rm, has discovered. It We Think fne fiitiin h iar t while others may find toe aca- “ well- For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Mondar portunity for avoiding any such bitter In Hartford The New York Hilton contrib- can be more than that For nursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday This disappointment was reg ATtacw Ag£ pue fe thiir i.«# demlc work either loo easy or For niday — l p.m. Wednesday confrontation lies not only with the po lers of istered Tuesday when toe Dow HARTFORD Penthouse for To a largo number of house FAT PifT, ANP TmI/R IttCIttAffP loo heavy ’ ""n well-rounded" stixlents: n ’ ' ”"..?^toroay — 1 P.m. Thursday _ ^ K T F O R D , Conn. (A P ) — toe wedding, planned a recet)- wives coffee renroaenia hi* ClaMlflrt deadline — 5 p.m. day beforr iTftoKli To HUH MLT The ways to alitch the reall- ■‘**'*’ ^ hlRh *'hool ac- PUtolcatlqn. 5 p.m. Friday for bturdar tential medley of marchers In the meT^ ‘^tarS'^g S f V ' X " T with ®bampagnechampagne and pheas- fe^nceference between an IdleId S ' "ir- Ir- IHfAKt. Mid Monday publication Universe ty of a college meet, the ex- *^1“ ®" “ ‘hletlcs or lend- streets, but with the officialdom and flrst hour of trading The sharp s^î-T-ant. and offered a honeymoon at rltable day. and an active hard- hMyl inhm pectatlons of a student and his " 'y ' weight In one (Continued from Page 4) Saturday, November 8 leadership which sits tense and waiting , Plungeplunge was checked laterlator inIn theto^ con rictod ^ 'V " 5*’*'®® ®"®?®f ‘"t o Hawaii. f S ' o f worklrqf one. Without “three ^ ® or ôr her .stale.state of d^^l^^m:;:.development are be rompletely dl.s- vnriM^ Bfirf annubeimsiei vwOatii« r©îirc1©d In another. In Its Washington offices. There need More War About Peace r t o e s ^ !B ^ ^ t X " £ ^ d e 8 '" ^ d , f ® “'‘” ‘ " ® “ ® t'® n'nthem af- three separate slay- a T u l l t ^ ‘" ® '" ^ ’ '^hey flnS‘ Tim" ,tlT i^ ee"^ ‘^tTto 'IT ®W n^ê";^^ i^^ând ‘’"thapi toe beirt''albeu .Urn- be no showdown if, as both the streets Keepings this nation on an even keel and the offioes do proclaim, peace Is In Its attitude and policy toward the war Indeed a common aim. toet ^ pyrimidinesnirtmtotos. and s purines i to sort'® ®''^®y® t/kea -over' hut then rea- from sSuperior l l ^ o r Court Judge C l HHer- tofllnsl-'>tions and good hopes.” ~"P-atu- mirvous,HniiJin. suffering ” from a con- ‘ "®^ ‘t Is unlikely ' to be ’exciting ” «»y » '•»rt«u» -Hatemenl- bL ‘ "hes -over, commented iJ^rT S. M a c ^ n lj? i . “ "uhus headache. Dr G o^teln suggesUthat most of the time, for college “ hout adnvIsMon. Though the*.- In Vietnam Is not an ecuiy proceas. Per- be transformed Into nucleic acid Newton Zinder le r- ' " ‘ "cDonold — lO to 16 Friday, however, Nancy’s ,______Investigation Into coffee drink- __stniomenta h.,v. « ...... ®"®'y®^ ~ m ^ f ? ’'’ Mrs’' T C d , '^ ® ‘'' "*®^ >^*'become a fair- ‘'""®® ■nn.. whe're Zford d Un“ University. tv addlrt^n Itms^have iesls and (est laklng.------of wlmt- " t«ni>wl«lg.>nble i-oun- people that they can be aa far from the "mlcrosphereB" containing these some sort of reaction to toe him. they have been living ever universtty. ne seiiouH health ^hazards. on the inee natural scene. Tn/Ol^W«1sLAW ___ \ ^ The stabbing occurred in Bris- since. "W e had a little, small The „ team, headed------by- -Dr...... Av "count*” to,, most for admit- 'w l'"' to a high «-hl usually central point of American feeling aa the HereU AltMun Of Churches Photoflrref)(uid by Recinaid Pinto Irion, about Intertiews, abiMIt will have some awareneas of It Is the unprecedented number of resemble Uvtog cells to charoc- "The truth, of course, will be “ w „ wedding a couple weeks ago," f®™ °"® being "wey roimileil” In real- real dlfferencea anxaig oi- Moratorium marchera were when they CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, GILEAD ^ , ter and propertlea .These ore- the same as it always is which **®t^ ^ Gaston, 32. of said Al, then asked his wife for *" t®®® ‘ be housewives was squirrels overhead and moles underfoot. Ity, there are very feu- valid h'ges 1‘oaalhly the nioni ■ om advocated immediate pull-out o f' all •Bettons \rere fulfillod bv Is that the market eeherallv Hartford, who stabbed her niece the exact date. " heavy coffee-drinker —be- Nurses Hear 'The squirrels began to put in their ap gehernllzatlon.- abiait college I’rlling wisdom ond the iiuxit American forces In Vietnam. perlments. ^ docs what It to suSosfd to do ^ ^ “ f® ’ was sen- Nancy said her parents had ‘w®rn 6 and 10 cups a day. They Dnijr Addicts adhilsBlon. What one college 'hfftcult to a,- hleve I* to plae,, pearance toward the end of summer. roughly .2 per cent of the'mbe- Two detoUe of fundamentel ""d then leaves us to find topi- « '; « years "t toe Slate come East to rtsit to October ‘•"/"P"';®“ these women with nn- favors may l>r wholly Irreleviinl " " ‘ rr eni|ilxi.,la on wleedon o t , The nation honored the Moratorium imiwrt highlight D r .^ ^ x ^ ^ ^ ^ cal reasons to Justify Its ac- for Women at NlanUc. ‘ bey couldn’t make “ ‘ I®®, who drank no cof- Since then, they have been everywhere, Wonders of the Universe------tUre. In further experiments, Two dnig addicts from Day- at another a college tlian srle,'4lon liy people back In October because, for the about 18 of the 26 amino-iicids «H ie iliel; s h ^ that by hearimr “ o"-” GMton had a quarrel the trip again, wanted too cou- ‘ ®c at all. them.. ,mit lo la- suH|H«ious (K harvesting and burying nuts, setting up Connecticut Yankee top, Inc., In Seymour will speak Pertvips th- nauil rnu'hil fa, t moat part, they conducted themselves were synthesized. the amino add m lx tu ^ there The market drifted much of ® neighbor and a police- plo to get married ahead of " spec- iiboiil, the ’’Growing Problem of *» tosl a|>t>rnxlmntrly tti i>er eiiiil inytli*" UWii are ih, liiu-krd caches In tree notches, practicing the could indeed be created Wednesday and Thursday to toe ^cornpanled her to toe schedule^ ‘al I n a ^ .x/fa, all with a peaceful, non-violent demonstra Biochemists point out that By A.H.O. Drug Abuse,” at a meeting of of stiK’enls today attend '**’ ‘’y -ideqisUe pvtden,',' acrobatics with which they will assault L ife on O th er W orld s: these-^’amino acids are not lifes tion of their passion for peace. The bjit represent the basic building this winter’s bird feeders—all normal In the rather extensive cross demonstration was larger enough and -blocks of the protein molecule. ed for some Democrat, and Into "STTS ♦ dallyS gair^to S ' toe s I^l K donll suddenly puUed a but both agreed the plana wo^d samples, and nUlk and V in fh . ‘*’®„” " ’ '" * "®®"’ " ' * ' ^ ' ’0 by nwnn. of publlrly enough squirrel activities In this season The Origin of Life They bear about the same rela ruff toe two parties operated on the policy and leadership spot decent enough to give peace a new light as well. *' a ^ ^ a g ^ l ^ ^ g to P®"®®-®" hnow go ahead as ^-hedulid. with an stNtar to the otoem. The «""eh es.er Memorial Ho.- of the year, but made something of a tion to tbe living cell as does a one another In the town and city kind of respectability, and this was atone to a castle. Having her mayor In the T h t» wtth at, ’ H 860.48, up 8.28. "he had and plunged it into the Army chnplln performing the ‘ OUW not bo dMlngtoshed by xiie xuesi stM alfr. win i spectacular, this year, by the sheer num By DB. I. M. LEVITT, which are basic to llv^jg' ma elections of lost Tuesday there •muB. with an amazing de- chest of toe woman to front of second ceremony tastehurte or nonearan#.appearance -' ^ ..T*"'n g"< *' -Poakers will.... also...... ( ('ollege Selection Guide good. It Is perhaps a very strong lit DIRECTOR Dr, Miller's work was the transition period was bad Kgvee of certainty, has been es- ^ ------At 0 a m 1-1 s. discuss the Dsytop method of n bers of the 1069 class. terial. This showed tjMtt It was was little distinguishable gain enough, but the prospect of hav 'Qci 1 .__her, ------— I c/o MancheMter KveninK lieraM eral, realistic possibility that govern The Planetarium unnecessary to hayc a living culmination of a fantastic dis SS4/FW4S.U*. * . -I ---- ^ ” iresimitrealmert^ which uses ©x- for either party. A potential ing Miss Uccello become the “ S — r c o l ^ t That woman tumed out to be I Dept. 060 The moles ate not visible, and their of The Franklin Institute organism act oh the carbon play of deductive thinking on Mayor, Not Ke-El.^ted, „ markll" diwlrrnc. rtl'clf" ““ ments find parliaments and officials are new Republican hope, Paul Cap first full-fledged, full-powered With the Apollo series of atom to pro^ce recognizable the part of Dr. Urey. From his I P.O. Box 189, Radio City SUlion ■ numbers can only be deduced by cal mayor under the new set-up, “ 3 ^1^ "Pwsrd movement of toe giant, ‘'®'' INanif’d MuU- Auditor irnouiw of women. The cotter never going to be able to negotiate and manned landings i on the moon products of/llvlng orgianisms. studies on the formation of the ra, failed to make it In New TTie event Is open to all niem- I New York, N.Y. 10019 culating the total length of the runs they and toe first to receive toe new ' ^ American Telephone & Tele- Jones. .,,**HARTFORD44* wsvw (AP) , — juimuiuMilford ^ addlcfs------were— | i«*wtchh alert,nicn. leiwiww axor- liers and their friends. establish any reliable peace for man- successfully under way, we In other^ experiments he pro- planets and their atmospheres, Haven. An old Democratic war ^ graph. The issue had been de- manslaughter sen- Mayor Alan H. Jopson. who iotti and more Irritable than Ih© have burrowed across each square rod may allqw ourselves to look Urey had concluded that the regular salary of $17,600 a year . kind, and that, II peace comes. It will ducedâimino acids, sugars and horse named Edwin Bergln “ 11 K pressed for weeks. tence, a suspended term of five his bid for re-election T\jesday, ^^^wtainers. Two hours lator, If I IMimse Hfiid n)|)v (cop ies) o f "T h e Guide U> ahead to an - adventure even fat^'showing that there could primitive earth possessed an at —this was a prospect so Intol- , of lawnl Some sections they have bur managed to fight his way back 7 m V , / / 1 ..1verified Z ^ by^ the The The Associated Associated Press Press 60-stook 60-stook years, was imposed on landedian< on his feet in n new state <'offee ('ontalnod no I College Selection" at $2 each to: have to come from some concerted will more audacious and exciting— ^ an orderly progression to mosphere exceedingly rich in erable to the Democrats thttt *plo- hydrogen — the most plentiful they actually fractiiêd them er, 0clent]CKa will have esitah- r»f i a /iva** aMa who was nlared nn T-»erthnHr»n Gov. John Dempsey appoint- Only when given rolfe© con- of the people, os with everybody Joining A Republican Paul Manafort ^ ^ n t t a U ^ have «tab- ^f'V.eTver toe prevtou. week.' who was placed on probation Gov. John Dempsey appoint- 0">y when gtvm coffee"con- WASfUNGTON (AP) — The I NAM E ...... ' year of the adequate rains. Their total traterreatrlal life. In prepata^ neerlng the successful synthesis element in the universe. He also selves in their efforts to bead It In some giant final moratorium which barely managed to hang on in “ ®® “ ’ ® The Dow Jones industrial av.. for three years. * ed the Democratic mayor Fri- 'talning the coNelne did they General Survlcos AdmlnlstroUon distance on the ordinary lawn might add tlon for this search, scle^l'ats of organic materials 'from------the " reasoned that there must have off. Instead of managing them New Britain. A dark horse ‘ ** erage posted a 4.49 point gain„ Vega shot and killed a friend, '‘■'Y the position of wbite au- that they were able to op- Prlday awarded a $668,720 con- ADDRESS ...... refuses to go to war for any reason are questioning whethaT the basic elements of the universe. been----- nitrogen ■»*■'*and v-oiwiicarbon selves Into party unity behind h same basic elements over five sessions and assaulted •‘“ bn Pullen of Hartford, as the I up to mileage. The safe, conservative rough diamond of a Republican, . . _ ,i;,or. enrte normally. The nbatntoeni. ‘ fact 1“ D »vl» G*ck of Danbury. anywhere. same primeval ge,o6hemlcal Shortly thereafter. Dr. ilarold prq.sent and these would be their most formidable candi ^ found to our solar system are toe 860 level for the first time ‘ w° were practicing fast draws The appointment of Jepaon however, found precisely toe op- <-'onn., to manufacture medical Anthony Sbona, came from no- I estimate Is to say that more moles and processes that fas^ h ed an or Q. Urey, In a stimulating talk transformed into> - * ------■-ammonia - and j date, they succeeded In split . preaum^ to be present to since Oct. 27. "’'■‘‘b Pullen’s pistol. fills a vacancy that has existed l>«*‘te. If the lottee contained no sutures, CITY ...... STATE ...... ZIP ...... Bui that kind of mlllenlum moratorium where to a victory In Middle- I squirrels# have been brought Into the ganic soup of -OUT primitive on the atmospheres of the methane. It had to be a re ting themselves so bitteriy that roughly the same ptxiporttons. o f 1,749 Issues traded on the — ------since formeriiici Democratic MVic iiuijiuirauditor caffeine,....., wif-jr they in< felt nn©|i fine)) wTHle while Davis yeckOei !• a divUlon of lMnkc check* (xiynblc to t ’ollege Reiccllon GUIdr ” town. Pre-election odds did not has not yet arrived, and wo are, for the oceans were duplicated else pjdmltlve earth. Indicated that ducing atmosphere. Molecular they wound up with two Demo Otroughostt tSie length and New York Stock Exchange dur- Trsioxw! t.. Leo' ”V. ------Donohue ■became Stale - " ther^ “ waa caffeine - in it they Amoricanl ■ il CCyonamid. L Allow 3 week* delivery ) world In 1060 than ever before. seem to count for very much; moment, still living In a situation In where In quh solar system or omcone thould experiment to oxygen could not exist and hy cratic candidates In the field. breadth cf the universe. The ing the past week, 922 ad- “ “ * raced to Ulltch blnance fCommissioner V in ri ( u u trx n AS* aon s s /AOct,a 4 1 . KoA fi%s( upsetlin U S t f stomachscstFssM a _ and _ .S s became What win zoology tell us? That there In space/ see whether organic compounds drogen must h^ve disappeared the voters headed one way In The Democrats thus created . same radiations whtoh give rise vanced, 688 declined, and 141 A**STBRDAM Dutch nier- _ Jepson, 'Who has...... been...... mayor cxlreniely Jittery, which the Actual handling of the war one community, and this in the are long range cycles of fertility for Scleptfsts generally conce could arise from these atmos before oxygen's appearance. Al toe possibility of toe victory " t o living forms on the earth were unchanged, compared with ®hants to the 17th century of .. Milford...... since 1963, begins his As the dnae of caffeine wiu which already exIsU in Vietnam has to next; post-election attempts to squirrels and moles as Uiere are for that 'the evolution of life ^ k pheric constituents. Dr. Stanley so the sun’s short-wave radia which Mayor Uccello took out of are ^ so present around the the previous week’s 740 ad- ®‘“ '‘ ®<‘ *he modern seashell- new duties Nov. 18. raised, the addl<4a felt belter Miller, who was in the audience, read any state or national sig this heavily Democratic city, ‘"specific classes of stars discuss- vances, 89 declines, and 121 is- ®°“ ®®“"K craze by returning There art- two state auditors stay In the hands of existing authori locusts? thousands of millions of y^wa tions must have penetrated to and the abatatoer* wonie. subsequently undertook the ex nificance into the Connecticut ties. One could buy the spirit of the Though we humot tra ^ life the surface, for ozone—the trla- and now have the pleasure of ■*ed lost week. From these re- sues that were unchanged. ‘ b® Indies with rare one Republican and one Demo- 'The heavy drinkers seem to And, while It la at It, could zoology , from its beginning to crea- periment. tomic oxygen molecule which returns wouldn’t stand up any seeing her enter upon> toe title, "c e n t developments, scientists be- .The New York Stock Ex- beautiful shells. crat. get a definite lift, a feeling of Moratorium demonstrators, but not the better than pre-election odds. toll us of any possibly beneficial : tures on earth today/ we can Recreating Earth’s I’ rindtivc 'today ’ screens the sun’s ultra salary and powers which they ,-Ûeve that an almost infinite change index of some 1,200 c o m -______' various specific recommendations they : speculate On Its earliest stiigcs. Atmosphere The number onb story of the themselves had designed to be " volume of life is spread through mon stocks pushed to 66.07 at for either the squirrel or the mple In violet radiation—could not yet had to offer. Since rlhe turn pi the century He took a mixture of me exist. day remained the story of what ready for toe return of the “ 'the sky. And, with the proper week’s end, a 0.62 gain over toe our society, beyond planting ijeW trees Imaginative scl^tlsts have the thane, ammonia and hydrogen, Thus methane, ammonia and happened in Hartford, and of Democratic machine to clear, key. tWs life may. reveal its previous week. The October Moratorium was most what kind of Ironic reward it nobody needs or eating the Japanese bee orized on how' life began. But boiled it and passed the vapors the catalyzing radiation were unimpeded political power In ', preoence. atondard and Poors’ 800- valuable, If both President Nixon and only recently/have we accumu through an electric discharge. present In the earth’s primeval WM f^r those Democratic politi Hartford. Oopyright 1969,---- , (Sen.___ . Fea. stock Index- spurted . ahead 1.02 tle grubs? We find It nql'too difficult to After a week the mixture turn cal leaders who, two years ago, CJotp. over the five sessions to 98.36. Hanoi could have managed to take It lated sufficient Information on atmosphere. Could scientists du The sometimes whimsical resixjnd, cheerfully, to" the nut In cheek the origto of the solar system ed slightly red. Dr. Miller ana plicate these conditions and finally achieved their long- gods of political Justice have (Next Week: The Number of —There were 107 Issues that hit thi^t way, as a demonstration of the ex lyzed it with chromotogmphlc hoped-for goal of turning the ’■ Life-Bearing Syotems to Our "®'*’ i*®* highs, while 46 stocks antics of n squjrlrel, but we have no\ to re c ^ triic t the early history synthesize organic materials? seldom arranged things more tent of the desire of the American people of t l^ earth. From studies of techniques and discovered that This was the question Dr. Urey city away from the strong man artistically. ’ Oafeucy.) set new lows for the year. This yet learned to love a mole. the simplest amino acid, ------compared with the previous for peace, and as an encouragement to t h ^ primeval days, scientists posed and Dr. Miller answered ager non-partisan form of gov a r f at Inst getting a glimpse glycine, was present. ,,Even ernment back to toe strang — week’s 87 new highs and 46 new President Nixon to keep on with the it with his hiatorlc.k.^xperlmenta. W the beginnings and evolution more surprising, the glycine Developing Larger Molecules mayor political form. New Haven Selectman kind of deescalaitlon he had already ^ Defeats For Fluoridation was not present os n trace ma Another keystone in under The first great practical Joke f II / D II X D Board volume eased toe terial in the liquid but composed Open Forum ’ valla lor oallOl Recount past week with 60 million shares pioneered in Vietnam, and os an Invi The initiation of these mod standing organic structure was on these hungry Democratic Sometimes It is fairly easy to detect ern studies goes back to 1960 provided by Dr. Stanley W. Fox, politicians came two years ago Thanks From Registnirs NEW HAVEN (A P ) — A full “ hanging hands, compared with tation to Hanot to respond In klrtd. In the results of various city electlohs when Dr. Melvin Calvin who who showed that In toe presence when, even as they were con scale recount of Tuesday’s elec- shares during toe a similarity of thinking among voters' Neither President Nixon nor Hanoi waa awarded the 1962 Nobel of heat the amino acids created ning toe city voters into adopt To the Editor, — t*on ballots has been set fort P''®'^*®"* «'®®*‘- In a number of communities. Tuesday^ Heralc^ managed to take the October Morato- Prize for his work on photosyn from the simple chemicals ing the new charter which The Registrars of Voters Of Monday at the request of Albert Of the 26i ipoBt-acUve issues balloting In Western Maasachusetts.ôr thesis attempted to Induce could continue on in a simulta would permit the return of open fice wish to thank toe school . Calandrella, toe only one of the on — toe ----- New York----- —Stock Ex- torlum quite that Ideal way. The Mora Instance, showed a rejection of porUsan Yesterdays carbon, by a nonliving process, neous reaction to form large politics, the voters turned principals and custodians. Rec , six selectman candidates who “ hange during the week, 17 overtures In nonpartisan elections; on torium people are now straining to to enter Into chemical combina molecules. Thus he showed that around and made a RepuUican reation Director and Assistant. failed to win election. gained, and 18 lost, with Amert- em ph^s on local tax rotas as an Issue' 25 Years Ago press their point of view — and their tions resembling those that toe creation of amino acids and candidate—and a mere woman Superintendent of BuikUngs and Calandrella, a RepubUiuiii, . and a strong rebuff to promMols for ID The Rev, Earl T. French, re their synthesis Into larger mole at that—toe Mayor for toe tran Grounds, members p f the press, was seeking his 14th consecu- extreme specific recommendations — fluoridation of the public w a ^ supplies arise from living proce.sses. He used the 60 -Inch cyclotron and tired pu.'tor of the Manchsetor cules took place at the same sition period during which Hart both political headquarters 'And I,, Uve two-year term, but woiiind with greater vigor. And President Nonpartisan, local electto^ held In sbt Church i>t the Nazarene, dies. time. ford would move from one form workers, ^ d the election wmk- up with seven votes less than of the seven Western /Massachusetts bombarded carbon dioxide and OPEN SUNDAYS—CLOSED SATURDAYS Nixon, with his Monday night speech, of government to the other. ers for their cooperation In rum the fifto-hlghest vote-getter, An cities, make It possible for the candl- hydrogen, two materials he Dr. Fox now reasoned that 10 Years Ago During this transition period. ning the recent election.' toinette Rungee. MACHINE W^HABLE has summoned Into existence a counter dktM to present—and^the voters to ex- postulated as having been pre8- these primitive compounds still ent In the primitive atmosphere had to be manipulated In some Mayor Ann Uccello moved up Since selectmen, relatively anvihe—local Issues ydthout the distrac Thl.s was a Sunday, "rhe Her Edward F. Moriarty move which also purports to be.(|eslrous of the earth. The cyc’btron took to toe 810,000 transition salary -; minor fitoctionaries, are elected tion of Irrelevant par^y philosophies. ald did not publish. Frederick E. Peck DOUBLE KNITS of peace, but which. In Its support of the place of solar radiations. (See Po/e Five) that had, of course, been intend by the entire city, every voting Moat voters seenv toj like it that way.- Registrars of Voters machine to New Haven must be Of 1009<- polyester yam in- a fine array the sterner portions of the President’s at least where town or city government In the first experiment he W^hiced formic acid and rechecked. speech, and its emphasis of national Is concerned. lienee ithe negative reac According to toe town clerk’s of colors and weaves. 60’: wide. The rage tion of Pittsfield andi Springfield voters fprmaldehyde. thus proving that unity against the enCmy, gives off an tndceil carbon atom.s could he Bv Whitaker office, this will require toe serv of readywear. Retails to $5.99 ytJ. to partisan appeals Ihat ciepti into their ices of two checkers, two absen atmosphere of wonting to head back respective/campaigns. ’\ x rearrangcil In a definite con figuration to form compounds tee ballot counters, the two reg toward the same hawklshness some of Overwhelm ing ant1-huoiid^l<)n istrars of voters, the town clerk, vote In/Clilcopee and Springfield in our most famous hawks have themselves and two machine inspectors. iK>me degree a reaction to a aeries o f . now abandoned. • m BATH ROBE FLEECE Instances In vrhlch harmful substances A -Thouitht for Today The kind of substantial unity the Pres have been discovered present In food, drink or medication. The outlawing of Sponsored by the Manchester no w em ber u™ 54" wide. Blend of acetate and nylon in ident has and could contlm^ to pos cyclamate, ah artificial sweetening In Ooundl o i ChurchM \NEAR soft pastel toiMis. sess ~ is for his own pursuit of his own gredient, was a recent example. Also, YOUR *2.29 actions In Vietnam. But the kind of uni It waa clear that the ontl-fluorldatlon- I’niyiT of ronfpsslon. SERVICE COUNTRY We are qpj, alive, we only. Ista were more vigorous and far better UNIFORM ty now being campaigned for by some organised In promoting their cause than e.xIsL We do not love; we only HARVEST SUPPER of his words and some of his support were the pro-fluoridaUonIsts. pretthid. Therefore our so-called POUFF BROCADES ers Is Am ethli^ else again because What the tax rate had been doing wa» living Is pretending. We talk about being reborn, of chang an Important factor In all the cities, and Friday, November 14, 1969 For that after 5 :(X) wear. 45” wide etn- what It really asks la that we reestablish In some It was plainly the predominating ing. oLAiaturIng. but how much what we have been doing In Vietnam Aa of oiir iiilk Is holl^‘. I'lyy boMed acetate type brocade. Buy now one. Mayors Butler of PttUfleld, Pal- Sittings at 5:30 ond 7:00 p.m. 8 kind of holy cauBe. czynaki of Westfield and TUupler of Holy- work for'us, and li-ork I's bore and save. oke were all - reelected against the back dom Our believing Is swallow *2.79 TARB The kind of unity being asked Is also ground of a 1969 tax rate Increase of ed up In doubt, but we will not' BUCKINGHAM CHURCH ,,one which would once again set up the only II. Mayor Freedman of Springfield confe.-i.t our doubt. What creWflv- theory that we can, after all. If we aire could point to an Increase of ,only *6:85 Ity we are capabk' of we >-e-, Hnbrofi Avnnna, Glasteniiwy over two years of Inflationary pressures. press m coniormity Destni ■ ) tough enough and united enough, man PRINTED DRAPERY FABRIC .In Oilcope*. where Ihe two-year Increase lion, suffering and death sSem a d u l t s $ 2 .s d age to win In Vietnam. _ > was $30.60, Mayor Demers was defented. to be our Ixirds. Wliere enn we 48” wide, pre-shrunk. Guaranteed rdor- 'SCKNU: Beget Tnrkey sad Dreeetng. Mnskfd Potato**.' This kind of] unity the President U by a 2 to I margin, by City Treasurer turn for- help^ Lord, can you fast- From a lM4i^ng' manufacturer of /y Edward J. Zlsmba. forgive and remak^ us* Amen. Tarmlp*. Oiplogs. Cranberry Saaor, Rolls .Batter, Miace, drapety fabric. ‘ not going to get, and any kind of search Tax rates and other "bread and but Yes, the. Lord Is capable of I and Appir Pte. *1.67 for It, on his part, or on the. part of ter" Issuea can be counted on usually to forgiving you. for he accepts his volunteer supporters across the tell the story of a municipal election. you u<’you are Receive your A U YOU C ilH EAT This Is a hard loallly that aoine candi forgiveness and rise up and live ^ -4) country, is going to have the net resqlt as forgiven people. dates fall to recognize an4 then go on to For ResOnretiees C o l SALE EN06 FRIDAY, NOV. 14th of reemphasizing and Increaaing the di disaipate their eiVergles In ways that are Gary S. Oomell politWally unproductive.— 8PRINQ- A.isoclate Pastor OPEN SUNDAYS—CLOSED SATURDAYS vision of this country. 643.123S or 649.61 S2 FIELD UNION South United .Methodist ctourch PAG E SIX MAiNUHia^TER EVENfmc^ HERALD. JiANCHESTER. CUNN., 8ATUBDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1969

/ PAG E SEVEN Area Churches .Sun Brightens C h tf r c h e 8 ‘^'^^TR.Pd^LAN A Asm Trinity Oonvenant Chnrcli C8iurch o f the Aasomptiea - / J MAA2t u m Thlesttvlllc CoBgregadsMl Boltoo CeugTcgstlmal Omn ' Wapping Community a n Backmateck St. Community Baptist Church A Yoiir M Directors To F ill Adams St. aad HiompaoB Bd. An American BapUat Church if » Accerding^jh» Start. » Chorcll 'Beifani Center Bd. • . Oengreci ~ Bev. Nonnaa E. Swtmmia, United Church at Christ Bev. Edward 8. Pepia, Pastor 888 E. Center St. ^ 1-13-3M4 To develop meisode.for Sunday, OCT. Bev. J. Staatan Osnsver, Benr. Harold W. Fo r Veterans Parade Pastor Bev. Tnnnaa O. Irelaad, Bev. Ernest Coppa R ^. Walter H. Loomis, i5 / »8 l-a 2 W w o ^ conctpondir^lo numbsn 7-19-2447, B-99-71 Bev. Jlrair BL J ^ e Veterans Day Parade stepped o ff a s scheduled BOnlster j ^ T A u a u t of your Zodiac birth siga ' Town Agency Posts ^•18 a.m.. College and Career Masses at 7. 8. 8:1*. 10:30 ' FblltMr 31 To 6IUnd■^ scoeno * ■ ------9 a.m.. Church School. Nurs- discustion group. 2Dw't 33 In 63 On OCT. week*H^^S^ *Tn?!î.-*^ “ »Ppearanoe after a and 11:48 a.m. MAr M 3Bo 9:48 a.m.. Church School :> ery and Gradea 8 through 9. TOK 8 a b ^ c e . The threerilivision parade left the 'VFW ^ o n g the first duties of Manchester’s new Board 9:80 n-m., Sunday School with 9:18 a.m.. Church School for 33 Follow 63 To dl-21-32-43 4 You’re 34 Doncino 64 An ItOP. .. , , N unery through Adult Discus- 10:48 a.m. Church BdiooL 9 and 10:80 .m., Wontaty Honie at l^ c h e s t e r Green at 10 o’clock. led bv a o f Directors, when it meets Noy. 18. for its first busi the adult classes meeting at all ages, Sunday School for '488S81-90 SGno 35Th*ir Sion Group. St. Bridget Chnrcli 65 Hunch Nursery, lOndergarten, Grades Service. hy Bw Rev. ness s ^ m n , wiU be the appoinfinent of a town counsel Keeney ^hool. Children’s class Nursery through Grade 4 con CIMINI 6 Fin* 34Lin* 66 Or H-7244491 Department color guar^ Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor 7Tok* 37 Grontod ■ 11 a.m.. Public Worship, 1 through 4. Mr. Ric: "What The pe route hxdt it w etf on E — ^ es at church with a nursery (or tinuing during the w oi^ p serv iUAf 21 • A 67 Rcm*mb*f*d SAMTrASIUS • one-yeai: Rev. Kenneth J. Frlahie ice. 38CbOy 68 Ooydraom .ûpervision of small children. 9 and 10:48 a.m., Worship Spirit Says The Chtirdiea.’ ’ Center Nt. to the Center, and infants. 9Kindn«w> 39Th0H 69Pou ttor.22 J.m 7:18 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. Service. Sermon: "Crusaders Oiurch Im aM y 8.000 and the appointments of persons to 17 town agen Rev. Harry McBrlen 10:80 a.m.. Worship How. IOG*t 40 In the marchers rotrmoed their ,2'~” “ » » • cies, boards and ctanmissions. - 10:46 a.m., Morning Worship JaiS31-4} 11 You'll TOOulina Foi- Cairlst.” Percentage Giving Program 41 SurpriMS 7IG o>^ •tops to K ook fM d BL, and then Z * ? * * ';, o f ooune. the Rev. Mr. Swensen, preach .^1-64-70 12 Fom ■ ■ 42 loin 72 As 2-12-23J5, rnion Osngregattonal Church 7 p.m;. Senior Pilgrim Fellow llM Nov. 18 meettity will be Masses at 7, 8, 9:15, 10:80 in l3An Trinity EvahgeBcal Lntteiaa aorth to Manchester Ogh *”,***^ • ing. Nursery for pre-school chil Sunday. Dedication of canvas CANCU 43 M o ^ 73 An 47-5S49 ' itedcvOle ship. ■the church. 9:18, 10:80 and 13:00 I40<*or 44 Finilh dn oT h 8cb6ol. ' ' flfpest dlveigiBnoe o f Inlotêats ------Bln. dren. sers. Topic: “ Miaaiaa Poaal- ISFor 74 Imporfont CAPSKOtH Bev. Paul J. Betnpan, Miniater in the auditorium. 450m 75 Attroctiv* (Mlasoori Synod) Peter B. Benson. parade Barbara Goldberg. * p.m., Members oftheDia- We.” Nursery provided in the \juCr 22 14 Fr** 76 Morten Bev. Lyman D > l|eed, BeoauM the Board ^ Dliae. IFYoo'vo UnHarian Meeting B oom 88 Prospect St, BockvUle 7STip 89 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford Bev. Bnoa Budelt . liver a speerii in a brief cere **®**°° f ather edvtoea, that, the remains Republican-con- Mean appointmenU. to throe- quirers Class. St. James’ .Church 7 p.m.. Junior and Senior /32-57-S7 l9NottiinB 4-16-27- 7 9 * iS-l Bev. Nathanlei D. Laorlat ^ dcnehiding the sotivltles. ’u troUqd, no change la antlcipat- year terms. The inciunbento are Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, Baptist Youth Fellowships will u o 20Pr«parad 9 a.m.. Church School, G rad«« ed In the control o f the agen- Republtoans Mrs- Eileen Oon- Pastor meet. 21 8* 51 In 81 And AQU Alius 8 and 10:80 a-m., Worahlp i m r 21 22Succouful B through 10. rotenuS *>-ye« Marine Second Congregational Church 52 Pom 83 Unlovoroble JAM. 20 a-en^_ . 1°^ Worship Service, Service, Holy Communion. oies, boards and commlsatons rad and Atty. John BCrosek. Bev. Joeeph E. Vqjs 23lMun 53 Down United Church of Christ iÂUO. 22 24 For „ „ 83 Their — an Republlcan-oontrolled also. Pension Bo^|rd — A Repub- Bev. Thomss Barry 54A 84 Sudden TU . It inI'litaarv library. ’ Nursery^^ and Worship Church 9:18 a.m., Sunday .School. - 888 N. Mala St. North United Metiiodlst Church. 13-54-85^ KEnlwtoining S5 Lch School. A new town counsel Is expeot- appolntihsnL to a lour Rev. Viaceat J. Ftyna as earlier . 8-2^4443( Adult Instruction Class. otjrr-oss^ Bev. PeliK Hf. Davis, 888 Parker St. ^75-78 MIndaandarv S6Plon< 86 Sn 10:80 a.m.. Church School, In ed to be appointed — a Repub- Year term. Tha incumbeat is 27 To . 57 A n T4-76-77 fants through Grade 4. lather. Its purpose Is to honor «i__ .. F** ” t® M inister' Bov. Earle R. Custer, VIROO 87 Luck Vernon A ssem b ôf God all v e te ra ra i^ ^ ^ uonor OUT debt to tfaefro men was ac- Itoan, to succeed Atty. John BepubUoan James Blair. Masses, 8, 7:80, 9, and 10:80 MOono 58 Will 88 Shirs piscn Unitarian FeUowaUp Bev. Ernest S. Harris, Pastor J»To SfOon'l 10:48 a.m.. Morning Worshty The net Vetomn. xr knowtodged hy the Federal Ctov- Shea, also a RepubUoan. Shea, Penoton Trust Fund Tnistees a.m., noon, and 5 p.m* 89 Movos Service. Sermon topic: "If You IM W. Main ^ ' ofGlaatanbnry Associate Miniater 0**T Kloso aad Howard Mayer, aW KfT. M 30 For 40 With 90 Reminisc* *™ »ent by the passage through because of the prsssure of hi* —A Republican appointment, to MAM. 2 0 * ^ Can Keep Your Head." ’The (First Lutheran Chnrch Academy Jnnlor High J*eld on Oongreea o f a Vetorann a u m Paators-hi-TrlUnIng »\6-15-2S-34 1.1/9 . htdldlng) private law prance, is said to a fou^year term. The Inctun- )<3ood ( § ) Advene ^ N e u tra l 3-14-29-39^ B*y. Mr. Bowman preachlng- .... Main St., Gfawtonboty y * ^ ^ _ I > a y . Tuendaiy. In 19W4 and hmended In 1982 to 10 a.m.. Morning; Worship. St Bartholomew’s Church y4980-79A6 Rockville have Indormsd party ' leaders bent Is Republican Blair. Nursery through Church School Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor 9 and 10:80 a.m.. Worship Thls Sunday is Stewardship — ^ ^ Weslover, Pastor *1 * ^ e * * ester Memorial provide boepMaiimtlan. educo- Sunday. ■ervloe wUl be- tlgram obalr- servtoen. Two bundrod IhoLwand TW n Counsal W. David Keith. U Democrat Edward Sweeney. tween services. 4 p.m., Youth Fellowabip. Messiah EvangeUeaTikilhenui He too Is expected to decline Platming and Zoning Commto- St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Masses. , Plan Coward’s Film "BatUe enc# Welti, ■■ Rev. Timotfay Carberry HiUstown Rd. and Woodsidc St. Grades 1 and 2. Bev. Bobert W. Ihlotf, Vicar lodge’s 78th anniversary observance. King David Lodge of 11 a.m.. Church Service, Sun- Associated Prees Writer South Windsor Against Death" in Washington year In Ihe Interest of the ser- h ^red laM night m dsremooies at Odd FeNows Hall are, ler Dobkln, when asked who wUl Zoning Board of Appeals — A Rev. Ronald Haldeman Paul E. NuttsU Bishop 2 p.m., BaptUm seminar, I 10 a.m., Sunday School. set for Nov. 18-18. vice veteran. Odd Fellows also observed the 180th anniveraary of the replace Shea and Keith, ' day School and Nursery.’ ’ LONDON (A P I —Nn«i 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. Bev.. JameO A. Ronnenes, ôtn to rigia, Mih. Jeeste Wallace of Hsittord, 80 yean; Democratic appointment, to a Bev. Russell AUen T- « p.m., CSiurcb School teach U a.m.. Worship Sorvloe. order during the evening. Other memben of Sumet lodge Minister Ito. BUsobeUi Smith of Noiwlch. 88 yean; Mrs. Edna that he was "stUl----- s a looking.” v ^ ^ a r a M - % «■ 6|8* five-year A U V U lV U Sterm. U t M The Incumbent 9 a.m.. Priesthood. "Adam and Fallen Man’ ’ U the ^ 10:18 a.m.. Homing Prayer, receiving service pins for 40 years or more of membertflip ers of 10:80 a.m. classes meet subject of the lesson-sermon. British abstracted speeches of a re- taMlriied a Veterans Dav to * Trotter S t, 86 yenra; and ICra. Bllary SnrJh o f The auditing firm of Rhodes; U Democrat John CaglansUo. , 7 :30 a.m., Holy Oommunlon. 10:30 a.m., Sunday School. ing. Nursery and Church School. Bastmlnster Unltod* are Mias Bvallne Pentlond, Mrs. BUsabeth Wright, The Golden Text from James Uiâter, will be 70 years old 11:18 a.m.. Coffee and cen- 9:48 a.m., Sunday School for fl^ v e .imture/’ which he said h<»or servicemen and w ên 32B Maguire Lane, 80 yean. Mrs. BClnnto Krause, wtth 67 ** T f,***'*^ *“ Manchester (Country au b 9 e.m.. Family Service. Classes for all ages. 7:80 p.m., AduU fellowship. all ages. Presbyterian FeDowaH^ Geneva Pentiand, Mrs. Ellen Btleon, Mrs. Msuton Straiohan, ^ • I®- next month and virtually every- versaUon. veterans of these UMted Stated, yean of membership, was unaUe to attend the event, but H 8“ "* aovsrnor. - A Re- ' Church School, Crib Class and 8 p.m!, Sacrament Service. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Bev. Gordon Bates, M U-fftr ttro u ^ t the nation, with the Thla day to be oriebrated on Sedrick Straughan. and Miss RuthUppInooU. (Herald i*rv~ Nursery care. ’The CTirlstlan Science Read- body In the arts is getting ready 3:30 p.m.. Adult Discussion Mrs. Ruth Jenkins sang a song In her honor durt>« the by Oflara.) ' A p i»ln tm *i^ vrtU be m ^ publican appotoUnenL to a South United Methodist .Church Class. Nursery. George Stye School, "i^lerfc exposition ... wild Novombir laih of W *y S r ^ ' to 9:80 a.m., Sunday Morning Unitarian Universailst Society Room, opon to tho puMic < ■ . . ^ • * ^ ‘7 ’ one-year teWm The tneumbmt ^ v . J. Manley Shaw, D. D., except on hoUdays, la lo c a ^ at •’‘ rthday cele- 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Kingston Dr., off Oak SL cUched sto- ^ which was to r m e ity ^ ic - cxxnmlsatoto - to ^ R,puw,can Roy Thompson, Ooffee House. Open Discussion of Manchester 8 p.m., Potluck. Jamlnet, 4âlerle Dr., Rock Pastor 749 Main St. ’The hours are 11 East Hartford g w f ^ e d through mega- faratod as Arm istice D ^ Oon- on ”The New Morality.” Miss 488 Main St. $ p.m.. Youth group. Manchester . ville; a son to BCr. and Mrs. reappointment. ,toct«i . oonttahto to T W ^ . 8 B «v. Cart W. Ssundora,- a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through spends most of his I ^ e s , which Benaon iiredlct- necticut extemto further oomld- First Evangelical Lutheran Advlaorv Board of Health A ••ecUon. Town Oounssl John Pat Howland, of Manchester John R. FItsgerald, Pres. Associate Pastor Saturday. ynie in Jamaica or Swltserland Cimicfa of Rockville 10 a.m.. Worship Service and would be the scene at the eratton to ito vetdrans. It nro- Thomas B. Hensel, Glaston Second Congregational Church Hospital Notes bury;. a daughter to Mr, and ‘G uilt by Innuendo’ Community College staff, pre Bev. Gaty S. Cornell. J______^ thece days to esc^ taxes, but Bev. Richard E. Bertram, Sunday School. WaShltigton demonstration tor videe a state bomw, extra point Dem î^c^lnlm t siding. 10:80 a.m.. Service. United Church Of Christ ICrs. Salvatore CarllU Jr., Bast Church AMoctyte Pastor he will be here for the festivi- Pastor Peê. credHs in state emntoy and (tve-year term. Th. lncumb«it ™ W "U n.nL 11 a.m., Morning Prayer. School. Nursery. Ges. Rt. 44A, Coventry v m T n r a h o u r s Hartford, St. John’s Episcopal Clurch BensM said of the demonatra- augments federal counseUng, is Raymond QuUh. exp«:tM l to Sermon by the Rev. Mr. Allen. U.S.-Thai Pact " I t ’s holy w eek," he said Bev. Robert K. Bechtold, tors, .’W e WUl ttm an omlnotL u S i .b X k1 I ntoniiedlato Cara DISOI^BDDISCaiAROBD YESTERDAYYBSTB»DAY: ‘Burns Up’ Giaimo be rtplacsd. QuUh has changed *"‘ ® Opportunity - Two Repuh- \ Morning Adult 9 a.m., Sunday School. BL 80, Vernon ■ t Noon, Sacrament of Holy Gospel Ball puckishly. unrellaoleunreliable temtemper per In those pres- tocal erntdoyrnentemitoyrneot cdflcro To- S------nocn-l~?~*T pjSL.-andr’— •— ”4 i—pan. Conway. S4 WU WASHINGTON (AP) — camitaign to eraae his oampalgn hU party amilatton from Demo- eppolni^nta. to three- Baptism. rascusslon Group at Susannah 10:80 a.m.. The Service. Bev. Bobert H. WeOner, 418 Center St. Wesley Hall. Not Surprising The Jam-packed week of noth ent Which one c « i ’t h e l p ^ day. t t o T o o r o r o ^ ^ f d ilre Rd., Vernon; Bhwin "These things con destroy your debts. crallc to Republican. ‘ “ ™e ^hs Incuinbenta are 7 p.m.. Evening prayer. 9:80^.m., C%iu*ch School. Rector Konesnl, Fom fret; Mrsj, Diatre 9 and 10:48 Morning Worahlp. ing but Noel Ctowkrd—-his birth- Our Savior Lathe ran Church contrast to those men ert»m we home every returning veteran * £:*?:*-*?* * >*"***•_ reputation—and I ’ve had a damn ^ ***’ BuU want into Advisory Rec and Park Com- RepoblRaiw Mrs. Marlon Msr- 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. To Fulbright v ™7ToinrSS,Ji‘'3”D = : -x, ------MaJ. - Kenneth Ljuioe, 8L Peter’s Eptsoopal Chnreh J. Onopert, WUllmanUc; Mrs. Paul Coppola of Now Haven, an palgn expenss* should b# republican appointnisnt to a three- Rosalind Quish. town treasurer; 9:80 a.m., Sunday School, odist Youth Fellowship. ,«n.ru.r.MI."!..CU-. ***** *** *’*“ * "êthdr with these consldera- anytime, O ffloer In Charge ------years’ outyut as actor, Sand HUl.Bd., Sooth Windsor ctoep.in honor of the servlne vet- tions, he has his obligations. I ~ lorra ln e Netoon, Martborougti; alleged underworld figure, and ported. year term. T li* tneumbont Is and Ernest Machsll, oollsctor of classes for all ages. interpretaUon”IntAmretatlxin’ * whether it re- composer, directorj,__ . and produc. ’ Committees. Bev. James A. Rlrilsan. revenue. Weoleyan Untted Methodist eran.;|We have Just ctmcluded a recaU many years ago, beforeBU tom lty: Fhthen. 11 a.m*T Ralph Knight, Etost Hartford;' to fireworks manufacturer Ber- Republican Chartss McKsnris 10:30 a.m., Divine Worship. Sunday, 8 a.m., Concordia Lutheran Church Prayer presents a U.S. commitment to er. ’That la the wartime classic Vicar Bdward A. Nlelaan, Overbrook’* nard Semel o f Waahington, who BuUdlngCommlltes-Fourll.- One other "PP«»7‘7.e“‘appointment to »>«be Nursery care provided. Breakfaet. 40 PftUn 81. send troops. ” ln Which we Serve.” ’ Jehovab’ s WKnesses Church p a g e in hotor of these dlttln- the times of Induction tor World 12i4S njn., a n d tlW p.m.-8 DrViwnnn Crystal Lake Bd.. EllfantM. gutoh^ American C.tlzena. War n, a recruiting poster that pan.; otherai 8 p.m.-4 pam ««ui TV- TT Anderson said had been bank pubUcan appointmsnu, toclud- ‘ ‘P'*®* "et^" 7 :80 p.m.. Fam ily Gospel 9:30 a.m., Sunday School Bev. Joseph E. Bonrret. Asked why Secretary of De- A battaUon of celebriUes wUI Kingdom Hall 8 and 10 a.m.. Fam ily Seav- Mayor on Panel Bev. Harvey W. Taber, Paotor During thia ooming week, in depicted a mUltary ctdor guard 6tf8 pjn.-f p i« _Atoo, Blroo Blra^ Claire Brenetnon, rolled by the Mafia. in* one for the un«qSrod term * " Service. Hymnsing, gospel (Classes (or all ages). Pastor (ense Melvin R. Laird had final- conveige .Jm the Savoy to honor BockvUle Ice. Baby-sitting provided. ‘If I had reason to believe Bev. Louis E. Bauer Jr., —nail towns throughout this in their tornud blue uniform* Age Umlta:ts: 18 to maternity, 81 Hatch iHUl Rd.. Vernon; to Novsmbsr 19(0 telUpublloan 7 . 1 ^ music, and Bible meaaage. 10:48 a.m.. Holiness Meeting ly consented to send a copy to Coward at a charity ball, pro- Kathryn V. Sheehan, 128 Oon- ihey were connected with the On Drug Issue Assistant Pastor 9 a.m.. Public taU “ Everlast- 9:48 a.m., Sunday School country comanemMottve exer- smartly stepping out In torma- 12 to other areas,' no limit to Donald Kushl, irtw oommittse i (nursery provided). Fulbright’a Senate Foreign Re-._,ceeds of which will go to acton' SL Bernard’s Church cises trf a sim ilar nature w ill tton with their coiors spread to rtay Rd.; Bfra. Barbara C. Mafia,” scUd Glalmo, ” I would The Preebytortan Church Ing Destruction of Babylon the '- “ « e a tor aU ages. seif see vice. ’— Btanohsstsr Mayor Nathan sîrstory mid slsctwl Tu s«toy 7 6:18 p.m.. Open A ir Meeting laitlons Committee after reject- charities. BockvUle take idace, os they have for a ^rlsk breeze. The caption be- Wlorriiloki, 88 Lockwood St.; have stayed a mile away.’ of Manobester 9 a.m., Holy Communion, Great,” by William Kaiser, u11 a.m., Wnr.i,inWorahlp Service.a. Nur to the Bo.ro of Dlroctora.^ S tS u r L . 6:30 p.m., Prayer Meeting. Ing requests for several montlu, CJowand has turned out a ma- sery. some 18 post years. Manches- low read; "Fit to serve his Paul B. Bramande, Charcot The Bolyeor-old Democrat now 48 Spruce 8L Church School and Nursery. Watchtower Society representa Bev. George FJC BeOty, 72to administration remind* other thres tooumbsnta are Re- 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. the Arkanoas Democrat said Jot production for each of the 60 ter is etetainly not alone in this, nag.” The veteran has been Tradler Park, Vernon;i- Mrs.MTS *" ***• “ l“ Ui term, said In an in- ^ mihiironm TrtsuMat. fv.mtoe4.li CRPA, With two Rev. George W, Smith, 10:80 a.m, ’The Service, tlve. 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. Pastor visitors that with oonstruction M b lt c ^ T ^ a nCnindau, &ppolnUKi by ih# Boarct ai IM- Laird ’ ’Judged quite correctly years he has been in the thea- 6:80 p.m.. Fast and Prayer. and I ’m convinced that very found Ht and has served his N Bev. William Schmeldor ^ e O o u l ^ , 189 Woodkind w ^ ^ H o )!^ w 1 U ^ S S ^ . p ^ f t o 'l Minister Cirarch of (%rist Church School and Nursery. there was no point In continuing ^®t 10 a.m., Studyôf Watchtower, ■idor w n , parking spooe Is ^mmltte. ehrtân; Eugwie He’s had hie Finn. Nov. 1 issue, ’ ’Aquaint Yourself 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. Bev. Anthony MHclirfi nearly .everywhere there will be country as needed from Its In- Ktolted. Vlalton are asked to 8t.; Mra. Jacqueline Mearnier, ^ ^ Lydall and Vernon Sts. this attitude.” 899 Footer St., Wappii«; Uoyd M o n t.^ yiA John R. Wennsr. .xplredl. and (me by the Plan Center Congregational Church MtUe more than a abort parade ceptiin. The veteran has devel- bear wMk the hospital while the grsn. Their terms are tor three Commission ^ 0:18 a.m., Sunday School Eugene Brewer, Minister Laird has said the Nbcon ad-. a handh^d^rJêSr cranked out hits, “«> Keep Peace.” _____ Olrtte, 478 Abbey Ext., Wap- Howeverrdlalnio .aid he was ^ Claases (or all ages. United Church of Christ SL Maurice Church, Bolton Masses at 7, 8, 9:18, lo'iSO, foUav^ by quiet abttracted ed an attitude of patriotism, PMktog pnMem yaers each. ______11 Center St. ministration is not bound by any As for honors, Coward turned Bev. Bobert W. Cronin, Pastor 31:48 a.m. speeches U a rofleetWe nature, an Interest In the affairs of his _ p h v; BUchael O. Arthur, 79 not contemplating any legal sc- _ nlrMcin. k- 10'.SO a.m., Worahlp servl9e. 9 a.m. ,Blble ciasses. such commitments made during ‘lown knighthood 20 years ago. Vernon United Methodist tton agalnri the cotomnlst. CHlaena AdvisoryComnillUe Bev. CUfford O. HImpaoiv Church I m sure that many people here country and In the well-behur of Baker Rd., Venicn; Michele ’The Bev. Mr. Smith preaching. 10 a.m., Worahlp. Sermon: the admlnlatratlon of Lyndon B. **e recalled: ” I was told that the Three Republican appoint Minister I a t 7, 8:80,10 and 11:80 ADMITTED YE STERD AY: *®Arino, 1072 ElUngton Rd,. Sermon: “’The Prayer of "Oounting the Cost.” Johnson. king (George V I) would like to Rev. Charles Becher, Pastor " “ * **~ P '* and too, a concern as I know them,” he said. ***^** Uvet*,—. director u - ot the CROBO; ments and one DemocraUo, all Bolton Driver Bev. Wlnthrop Nelson Jr., Kathy Armstrong, 623 Foster South Wlndaor. Faith.” 8 p.m.. Worship. Bible Quaa- ______honor me and I replied that A took Into GUlmo’a recoTOs ' lo three-year terms. The Incum 7 p.m., Evening Service. Die Minister of Ohristlan Bducotton 9:80 a.m.. Worship Service OPfN SUNDAY r * * ^1*5* ' “ *“ GiroiiSliout the world that he St., Wapping; Mrs. Bessie ABeo, B(ra. PhlUp Hence and bents are^ Republicans Nell Hurt in CraHh tions and Answers. ’The sermon ^ while.... . -I would wwaasvi Ltoof VUUTVe course OOdo BJiy- any eon, 41 SirIcUand St.; Mrs. a* a result of hi* prominence q io j cussion. will consist of cuiswers to re and child care. - Sermon by the BockvUle UniM Methodist 1 2 . 6 P M . Hr ‘" ‘ roOueed to in rorv- Baldwin, 88! ComeU St.; Mrs. l/swrence, Winslow Manchester 9:18 and i i a.m.. Worship Laurence BUloti and son, 16 in the new. ha. rimwn that he Ar Bolttm man U tlstsd In ligious questions presented over United We Stand pastor. Church school, nursery, C hnr^ ^ I r t w i n seem hale ,ce. In thla community and Katherine H. Bauer, 48 Trebbe and Robert VonDeck; end Dem .Service. ’The Rev. Mr. Simpson ^ , he dldn t offer---- —me -a knightknigbt- MANCHESVM aatistootory oonrtUon in Man- Church of the Nasarene the post month by interested hood.” kindergarten and Gradea 1 and 148 Grove SL G>e nation the vet- Dr.; Susan L. Bentley, 183 M«n St.. T^vtile; All aro acUv.^tSJSir. of th. ocrat Mrs. Sylvis Hadgs. preaching. Topic: " ’The Best 3. Bev. Willard E. Conklin, rlcrto expositione»oôn w h ic h will eran who does not feel motimoti- I^KhlandHighland St.; James E. Blanch-Blanch Davrt D i^ e e and «l«M«»>ter.daughter. 80 Capitol Capitol Regional Regional Task Task Feme. Feme, ohsster Memorial Hospital lo- 888 Main St. persons. Dnve a Success H alf serious, half in Jest, Cow- PST C E N m Conservation Commiseton Bargain in Town.” 10:80 a.m.. Church School all Minister c h a ra o ^ z e their vodco of dls- vated to the support of the poll- “ *''1’ Whit® BL; Thomas L. Deerfield' Dr., Vernon; Mrs. J " Hartford on Narcotics N «rcotlc* and Danesroua Dangsrous ' Rev. William A. Taylor, Pastor e 10:18 a.m.. Coffee Shoppe, DALLA8, Tex. (A P ) — ’The ^ ***“ thought plain Noel other classes. eeuL’^rotltonce v^, I’m cle. of hto co J ^ i toe C“ eY’ Hartford: James H. <ôn end daughter, co^t^ H^rth^v^n D.^ ‘PPi-nte^l by A ^ ^ lli Emanuel I.6ithenui Church Woodruff Hall. for three-year terms. Ths tn Injury, 9:Sb a.m., CTiurch School. Dallas-basedalias-based United w« We Stand “'**‘*'‘ "tarquee 9:80 a.m. Church School, sure, M o f some contrast to the uon ' ô*®, 29 Cottage St.; Mrs, Un- Hayeo Ave., RockvlUe: Mrs. *" Bepteintosr. Chbrch and Chestnut Sts was better billing than Sir Noel. wlljl - MTOitement there. The - ’ ------da Cyr, East Hartford; MTO. R<*ert Owens and son, Hebron; said Friday he wortd rt*- itoree has been dl- cumbents sre Rspubileans Lsm- CInsscti (or all age groups. 6 p.m.. New Members Night, campaign, urging support of First Congregational Church nursery t h n t ^ adults. da Cyr, Ekist Hartford; MYs. ------, ..-w.'-.., Raymond Jeskl, 43. whose sd- Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Federation Room. sound tfiere will be a great deal KIt 1®is fitting then, that we him- him Domthv n riavi* w.F.hn,,.. Mrs. ftoiTtam ..ui mn., el®*®close ®extnext week how "every every #/„,- _ ai- usl Mltlsr, commission chair 10:48 a.m., Worship Service. Of Venion 10:48 a.m. Morning Service, Dorothy G. DaLda, Warehouse Mrs. Gtorrlson Sayers and son, <*Yeas is given as RFD I. Bese Rev. Eric J. Gothberg, 6:30 p.m., Youth Fellowship, President Nixon’s Vietnam poli biatead of toe High or these men. We honor them oenny” wa. ipent. 'T"’ ■“‘•“ '""‘‘‘ee*. man; and Fredarlck Lows. 6 p.m., Young Adult, Teen Pastors Rev. John A. Incoy, nursery throjugh Grade 4. Pise Phanmtf Point; Mrs. Florence Duches- Kast Hartfotd; Mrs. Antoine was involved In an Woodruff Hall. cy. U me-jUng an ’ ’overwhel School Paad, those present vrill ‘ •’® •*®Hflce they onoe ne,;;, 32 Division St.; Kurt A. Parent and daughter. Old Peat The 1966 sUtement filed with “ ' ***''“ Devslopmsnl ('ommlsslon-A and Junior meeting. Town Seeks Bids Mlnioter ths Connecticut secretory of the tbslr aulambblls > aoeldeal -yeatsrdey mingly positive” response, a United •84 GBNTBB STMHBr ' nearbear .xiuaiea...xllched.. alogana zhoutxl ^®’’ 7® . •?*•’** “ ueoica- dertim- Haasett, 60 Benton Bt.; Mrs. Rd., Tolland. . Osmocratlc appoinimsni, to a aftarnoon at !2:I0^ 7 p.m., Evangelistic Service. 8:88 and 10:40 a.m.. Church Bdv. BondaW P . Ferrara, (V m a r^ tlo n al Church Stats shows Olalmo received , V two-year term. 711# tnewntMlU Full Gospel Christian spokesman fo r its creator, H. On Lubridants ' Aaolotant BOnlster TUlaild MANanBBmU-MMS14 throygb megaphones. We will which they continue Florence R. Hein, 286 W, High Jsski's car ortildad with th* School; for three-year-olds 1 see an ominous unreliable tern- 10 ennobleennoDie our country and for st.;s t.; Ernest HH. HInUHints, 26 DtoneDiane contribtt'ons u.of *|32,124 o * , .« and aim* V**' of u>. «r*.i. '^111 Is Atty. William ’ BronsU, a Fellowship Interdenominational Bev. Betsy F. Reed, Rev. Donald O. Miner, see an ominous unreliable tern spent 839.699 in his re-sleotion 7i* Alms of Ihe Task oar of Frank Fltoramo. rt. ot Unlited PentcptMlal Church ^through Grade 8. Nursery for Orange Hall Perot, said Friday. The Town of Mancheater la -Complete . per In those present, which one Demewrai 878 B. Main St. 187 Woodbridge St. Bllnister of Christian Educatloa Minister camDslan. That left a cambalsn ^ '" • ’‘ e to infants. Rev. PhUlp P. Saunders, P a ^ r Ho aaid telephone calls from seeking bids on furnishing it FreocripUoa Sos'ilusi can’t help but' contrast to thoee Craft Workshop Humim Retaltona Oammlsokm Oak St., near Main. Both cars Robert Baker, Pastor 9 and 10:48 a.m., ’ ’Loyalty points as diânt as Massachus- with a variety of oils, greaae 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. men whom we are honoring to- Today We marohed in token o f Jeske, Box 187, BoUon; Robert P l a n n e d b v C l l l h As of 7 IBM th* l**t "Connecticut cnossup.” -»Two Republlcsn sppolntmshts were lovred from the aoeiM Sunday.” Divine Worahlp. 9:38 and 10:88, Church School. 7 p.m., Sunday Service. etu and '"California have and lubricants for Us motor ve- Nursery care. FREE DELIVEBT day. a commitment------to our town, * ourweaa a*,R. Lafoe, aim 178 lexiUBJCharter WVi WOak k 04.St.- f A x l U l l Am of Dec. 7. 19M. the last " p end on# Democratic, sll to ' Fltoramo was charged with 10 a.m., Sunday School, Guest preacher, the Rev. Paul ,1. _____ country, our society. We do not Annette Lavoie, iiz Center-Rd' . ~ . statement on file for that year. jammed Unes at the office of"h id es. The bids will be onened 9:30 and 11 a.m ^ Worship three-yesr tepns. Ths Ineum- failure to carry his motor ve- if a.m., Worahlp Service. D. Kennedy of Hlngham, Mass, Sacred Heart Church M.man is toe serv- 7 n t t ^ ^ the .Dr. r . . _Sabin______€â Award 8t. John’s Poilsh National We Sta^, inc. Nov. 28 at 11 a.^. to Uie Service with The "Rev. BCr. BL 88, Vernon benls are Rspubllran* Mrs. Iitols registration, and will ap- 7:30 p.m. Evangelistic Serv Ice veterM? Im sure you wixi’t spirit is meaninrful and t c o p o E att Itorlford ' conducted by Mra. David Mur- 882,000 that New Haven Demo- WASHINGTON (AP) — Dr Pledges will be received at both CaUioUo Church Full-page advertlsementa In nicipal Building, Lacey preaching. WASHING'TON (AP) — Dr: lie v e rly . Maton# and Bernard pear In court Hot. 17. ice. ' : services for 1970 budget. Bov. Balph KeUey, Pastor be surorised to team thM he is lljen w ^ ^ e n ^ ^ ‘>'“ *~ »ay cratic Town .Chairman Arthur Albert T siitom Îtopsr Rev. Walter A. Hysiko, J '**'* Included in the town’a needs, 8 p.m.. Junior Pilgrim t Fel- Bev. Richard Bender, temniAK He ^ ManchMt-r a Michael MorUrty, at 7:M p.m. In Iona Hall at a T. Borbieri had MUd wu roised th« onU vaedn* mbiEt tnlan- Paator A m e r lc ^ to back the Presl- estimated In total approximate- lowship. I Assistant Pastor dent’s e ff o ^ to ^ O,. ^ are m X m ^tibe your brother, or your No^m ^rnth 2 .°^ ' Armand O. Nadeau. 5 meotinc of the Manchadar-Bol- by a*^ teaUmonlal dinner for tlla paralyala. waa^^wLSlt^ 7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fel- ” father, your doctor, or nearly ^ ’ KoebYllle; Mrs. Joy ton Welcome Wagon Club. Glalmo at the Ambassador Rest- WsItM fUTO Manses at 8:80 and 10:80 a.m. Perot, a Dallas computer multi-purpose grease muiti lowship. •Caaees at 7, 8, 9:18, 10:80 and magnate who paid for the ads, p u r p o s T n ^ ^ Myon? with whom you might “ **’P*®‘ 0‘AsUmbury: Roger Members are reminded to bring aurant In Hamden on April 12. Amsrican*'l»i:lsty^ t L o^ I 11:48 a.m. have business here in Manches- PnAtely We salute toe veterans N. Smith, 69 Devon Dr.; Mrs. materials tor their holiday prol- 1968. Jehovah’s Witnesses said Friday he‘^ d it "(o r the o l l s ^ b K ^ ter. He is the .man who foi«ht ^ services who have Estelle B. Snowj 1841 Ellington eels. A list of materials mav Im ni.i™, ia ..tu Hyglsra at ths or- Kingdom HoU SL Francis o f AsoisI •73 Ellington Bd. SL Biatthew’ s Chnreh through Bellequ Wood, who eACriflced over toe years. We Rd., Wapping; Yolanda Soc- obtained from Mrs Alexander "*erttog TM N. Malii SL stormed the beaches in Nor- “-PP^clate their endeavors per- _quet, 772 Pleasant Valley Rd., S. Twombly HI of 878 Gardner **°T ... "Wo have one President and ^ ~ Sooth Windsor TsOand Bev. J. CUttord Cortlii. Paator maud:, who ventured into toe bi behalf of our society South Windsor; Mrs. Msrgar<|t SL Xu? 9:80 a.m.. Public Bible dis he’s the only man who has the I L . ’ * A o o o ta I Bov. Gordon B. Wodhams, Bev. Robert Taimadge, Jungle itoHd onto the beaches of P®** And In the present M. -Wheeler. East Hartford: Mrs. Lawrence Colvin Mrs *»U rsc- the Army doctor whoss ro- course ” “rhe Appointed ’Times authority and the responsibility »,A89eto Listed Pastor Bev. Lawrence Bock, Assistant Pastor toe Picific > r l « r ^ n And hope this group o f ^ l n - -niomas B. Whiteside. 6 Perk Ted ^ ^ V * ” 7 of the Nations' Have Run Out.” (or the conduct'Of our foreign OBTTY8BURO, Pa. (AP) — He stayed Obmimwiiet. SVUhed Americans wlH ohravs Wert Dr., RockvlUe. Thoms* Vourtu, orfii complete books to document yslknk fever, is swaTOsd psrtod- 10:80 a.m.. Group dlscuoslon affairs,” Perot said in an .inter- A-partial Inventora of Dwight D Aasistant Paator Maaaea at 7. 8:80, 10:30 and north M the Injim R iver in ’’“remain " ’ Art our cherishedPh*Hrf,./e men and BlRlTGlIS YYESTERDAY' ESTERDA Y : .A> A ee.*a A A soctoTtourenelel he... wlU—Ill JT.. lh 1 *.“ ** rnl * euuuu Icallyl'-for lur a■ uniqueuiuque oombtoattonOOOIOiaaUOn Elserihower’s•—--- -- • eototeiimtmLV liashas lUieQlisted 11:48 a.m. K orea .to the 1960e and today '*’°™en. son to H r. and Mrs Jerome after that some or much of the money of eclentinc acoompUahmant •The more united we are be- aasets valued at 1278, 383 con- Masses at 6:46, 7:46, and 11 ana stra. Jerome after the workahop. „ia y have been used after the and aorvlee lo m ankUirt^ a;m., and 8 p.m. he’F tha- mam who thwarts ag Thank You. "NecUve lie alstlng mainly of stock tavest- High Masses at • and 10:16 gression In Vietnam. Too."^ he THE menta and 243 head of catUe a.m. has,been toe men and the wom I. J?.* peached re^ra In at Ute Inventory hied In Adams en of our services in toe sup least 80 key ciUes in all 80 County Oiurt did not include an HAVE YOU GIVEN UP Gourant Editor BIBLE United CongregaUonal Church port er bse- ALBANY. N.Y. - One of the rort td altsr a divine com ______Is aUd OMricL mand and therefore stands ___I ssesa days biSnes the okSert-knawn VM. crops is hopf. aiiirii settlers to what aras ««»*» ■ " ■- -.xXV condemnsd. 1 John 2:8. 4. S ri SWXfcJCtKTSt PubH«hsd St s Rvbllc itrvico the New Netbcriaade planted to Koiser Hall SoeHty off 1848 beeanne beer and other In tooperollon with Ths Advtrtirinf Council. Religion In American Life. ClNirch of Christ ^ s s n iffl hood. Kanckeater. I end The International Newipaper Adeeriiilng Uecullvot Ljrdall aad Vernon Stk 40 PlTKUir STREET—M ANCHEST^ CONN. Oam^jL^»Sc. Tsdford. ■ mau beveragea couldn't ba Oka hoed. PkMe Lake. Wayac. brewad wltboot Ihaaa. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1969 Birds Hold PAGE NINE (Mlituary PIPrrO Mores first Hpmecoming Weehend General P ublicity L PINTO, Peopie lOtoreatad Police Log Mlfhari i . Watah Pesticide In Naroottcs Treatment Or- Set by Community College m cbael J. Walafa, 82, of West ganlsatiion, Inc., has rnovad Hails Yiets Cut-Off In Autos to Keep (Gontiinied ^from Pm(e One) its area ofthip from tlM WM- -tf'--' Hîtford, father of John J. events, a ^ Ou crowning of a Kappa PW fratemUy; a n d :____ from Page One) ** . M andator, died least aa tough aa thoae govem- Uama Bulldlnig of 8t. Mary's Leland Murphy, 22, of & P frn th p w - f]gmag> DnmbF;„S irif s FIM! Ball Tonight Bpisoopal Church to Hart Accounting Club. Government ou^Msts r i i ^ Wdls St. charged whh ag- Iteiratoy at hia home. ing thedr interatate coiqpetlton highlighta Of Muchester Cbm- .The other eaii«di Survfvora also Include 2 other Under the law, however, a atate ford. sfw reinforced M diqr gravMted aaanult in connection (Oontimied from Page One) 8 (^ , 8 daut^tera, a brother, a making progreaa toward meet- Anyone seeking drug bi- coming wMkeO to tSIT SI!***** ^^***y» qfter the first significant ground vdth a pen knife dabbing wMcfa Driving in’75 , ' J, Ends Projcct 6 9 alater, 18 granddUldren, and 4 Ing the standarda can be given formatton o r ' referral may ^ S d a y tlu e ^ % m !< ^ '^ ^ <» •>>« M»*tal’e defenses allegedly took jdace mi Sept. 9 adjournment, egoept in i S S o S c M ^ K W * «tace May U88. on IhrrieB Pl.Û llam 1 ^ - ^ êmergeodee. fry d a n r a iHER great-grandchildren. —an extra year to comidete * the still call St. Mary’s and tal)^ The culminating event o f the thin] annual Brother- The funeral will be Monday program. to Ihe Rev. RusseU H. Al s T t o ' r : ; a s ------Nonh North VletaameM, metnarnese ms, and Viet Viet SMIsmi of of 61 61 Ptirnell Purnell P!., P!., who who . egfradi------Tka Los Angeles Onmea tto d tiy ; Gong troops broke a nine-week c’ahna to be the vioUm In the J™* h «a ™ ^ were ecbeduled in hood-In-Action fund drive, the Charity Ball, will U 8:16 a.m. from the MoUoy Agriculture Department otO- len, who may then moke iq>- than 200 alumni. Tickets for and ’ WASHINGTON — Whtn you polntmenta to talk with tai- anv of the ovimto w ,' — ddiwarts, sto- hill in the war early this week reported asaaidt, was treated at Denver, Coto. F rld ^ for two of held tonight at the State Armory, Main St. ’The ball Funeral Home, 906 Farmington ciala have aaid for aeveial walk out of th* beading alley Ave., West Hartford, with a montha that they expect very dlviduala personally. chased ^ ^ ^ * * * “ “ ?*' .. «>cket, mortar cuid ground Mianchester Memorial Hospital suspects in the slayii« of will end "Project 69,’’ the aim o f which was to raise Maas of requiem at 8t. Thomas few states to be even The phone mmiber to ««it and tts TuthMo **■ ^ ^ aw m ly d will open with attacks on mors than 60 allied on S«Pt- * for wounds he al- after a tom belts with the bays money for the anti-drug programs of the Manchester tte Apostle Caiurch, Weat Hart- satisfactory initial pixlgress by is 649-4688. The touiv^v h, ®*®**ay af • P-m. bases and South Vietnamese legedly received in the attack. Clfy- Rackle3r*s famty was found akmg about 1975, you may ncA Drug Advisory Ckjuncil. S i^ ’ *** Rose Dec. 18, therefore allowing the reach ?S?^***" T!!? * ^ -2 * * * ^ .^ * ’“ '**“ “ towns. Sines then they have* M u rj^ wUl appear in court on *" Mlddlefleld, Cohn., last May. ba aMe to start your cor. ' The council, an arm of the ™ Memorial Park, Rocky department (to move into the dinnsrSSi f• dSSdance ntatatahSTLni.^. N^. * , Jn leaver, Lsndon Robert m ^ * recording grenp from centrating ------Itama, 28, and Rory B. HHhe, ' IfU have this near gadMfc on Mancherter Chamber of Com with Ifedenal Inspectora. N o G IsT o B e flrst MDO it that ths Nattenol HVaray merce, ta composed of peIe Friends may caU at the fu- To date, no atate has been certi- win b« Ownbomwi bo,. rwtc« tave addrf a d ta a ^ e ***? j**!' Safety bureau nam rtter* to os from all walks of Ufe who are neral home tonlgît from 7 to 9 fied aa having met the require- In Due Battle nalisU on "akxiiioi' proteqtSon and In concerned about the ever-grow and tomorrow from 2 to 6 and ments. . be held at ,H«a, ooutb of Saigon. -5.^ ■«“ SX"»srs.s,°s.is.«»..««« ing problem of drug abuse. (Contimied from* Tags One) Ooun- BVom. 8-12 p.m. Friday the 64, of Soutti P**” ^**" Black Panther head- terlock devtce.’ ’X That meaiw 7 to 9 pjn ___ Curtis said Friday that ai- try Chib in Field commanders say the In- ^ 'P o Bourque, 64, of Soutti The Brotherhood • In - Artlon Vest Hartford at ahxiiai mixer wiu taTtobW ^ • . they arrested 9**®rt®**- Their home addresses that If you're staned, your oar „ , — T"^ though he hasn’t heard if the at the border cantM and fire P’®- the Hattforri Rd / “ “"■**<*creased action marks the first Windsor whom won’t rtort. ' committee. Is made up of four W M s r ^ Bd. huUdIng cafe- -high point’’ of the enemy's Wednesday mi charge of !?®^* w i^ eM , but they are Mrs. jMwpb RogowsU White House Intends to support support JMi m , the Green B e ^ candldatSa for tbs tsria. Music will “ “ * enemy's weane«»,y mi a ci»ige m Of oourqe, not oU onrs wttl be local traternal organtsatlona, attend the semt-formal ball to bouton - The funeral of Ws UU be hasn’t "heard a n y ^ and i n f a ^ i^rlmrs t ^ t o e “ “ “ •>« V ‘‘« o u ^ d t o ™ ^ L d ^ w •‘ y “ P- ^ ^ bo from the West equipped with such a devlcs, Campbell Council, Knights of night, including Lt. Gov. AttJUo Mrs. Mary Ellen Rogowsld, 48, position either.’’ South Vietnamese troons and ‘ ***‘*’ ■ !» « » » • The thras fin ^ 'o a l rack g r a m ^ ^ ” ’ «locuments and prisoner______obtainingobtaiiUmr moneymnnev under In additlMi to the 12 scheduled axplittned Roger H. Campton, ’ Columbus, Charter Oak Lodge, R. Frasslnetll; Dr. Donald Pet, Interrogatlona indtcate «!■> the âlse pretenses. Bourque was make e measurable differ B'nal B’rlth, Manohrater Lodge of Colonial Rd., wife of Joseph And the SBA spokesman noted B.S. H elioo^r and divetem b- !*** ** diosen by the «S - The final e v M of th« wm* to go on trial in New Itaven, head of NHSB’s socldeM a'void- head of Professional sendees of Rogowsld, who died Thursday, *bat loans to peuikers for updat- cr pUota. — I— campaign wiU last two months. '« ’>P<»®d to anpenr In court in ence.’ ’ of Masons, and FYlendahtp -- Paota. ^ body during two end wtu be an aging two Juvenfles have also been qiiM standard setting adtivtty the Alcohol and Drug Depend will be held Monday at 8 a.m. *"S tbeir facilities have dwln- , ____ „ „ „ „ „ ______U . Gen. Julian J. EweS, com- “ art Hartford yerteiday but -in an Interview here. NHSB Is prepared to deal Lodge of Masons. It is air power iand artillery **“ ®******^' * ifc—- Prtvat* ranch tai Portland, mander of the U.8. 2nd Field did not Hta ne«w court date U apprehended in connectidn with with Uie driver who drinks ence Dlvteton of the State De from the Holmes Funeral died to less than half of the 1968 lgh poInU ^«>nl 8 t ? X g e d with speed- Compton said. It would bii easy or any other standard yet pro tide of drug abuse among Man the traternal organlxatloBs have Manchester. Ralph Nader has criticised the to hk up the device wtth a chester’s young people. ultt^teiy be won or lost ~ ------1 ' - p t ^ c o J S S T ^ c S o ^ posed or set by the bureau. system to warn other drlveia joined to raise money tor some department for dragging Its Usmen, previous enemy campaigns Oils CSiicagD this Among them Is the establish week. Seale bad been on trial And he’s serious. TTie bureau of the "condition" of the man worthy cause. Mrs. Kenneth M. Hastings heels on pushli^ for compliance ^'or this one, the bulk of the year, John Steams, 16, of 10 Laurel ment of a combination drug In Bank Vault Jams with seven other persona ta fed- la getting ready to grant re- who beat the Ignition lock and COVENTRY —Mrs Hasel called the department "far riflemen come from South Vlet- Parade Path "My recoIlectlMi is thev sav arrested on a warrant date "v e n oinsr persona in fed- formation-treatment center. At In 1967. "Project 67" raided they are gptag to try to i ^ t o Nov. at. « _ r t « p s rte rn n ^ seardi contracts tor the devsi- got drunk while driving home. this center dnig users, and money which woe solely re- Talcott Hastings, 66, of Standish T fT scbcMous of packer pro- ^ Infantry Division and Because of a jammed me from the disorders opment of such a device, end Development, of such a sys ' Rd., wife of Kenneth M. Haat- consumer protec- tbs division commander. Col. chanism in its vault, the It," he replied those who are affected by. or ®P<*“«>»« tor Ih" ertabllehment Still Unset year’s Democratic National Ch >- Oompten sees tt os a sUiulard tem demands "not only tech who have queiMons about drugs, ot e clothing store at the Mans tags, died Thursday at Wind «on-” ’ Vo Van Canh. is confident hia downtown office of the Man Ewell’s South Vietnamese Daniel Henry, 87. of HehrMi, Nader aald last July that Ag- men will win. counterpart, Lt. Gen. Do Cbo changed with procuring Uquor ventlon. A mistrial was dscland ta "five to eight yeera as a nical expertise, but duuigtag may come tor help. The drug “ •*** State Trelntag School, ham Community Hospital, Wll- Oonttnoed frMn Page One) chester Savings Raiiir ^sas ta Seale’s, case. gueas." many laws In many^ states,’’ llmantic. liculture Department sources Barller this week, he referred imable to open for business Tri, commented: "As usual vou ® and tatoxlcaiion. council )K>pea to staff the center WIU* “ *® ertabllehment c t the NHSB, wMch has oftsn been Ctompton noted. For example, full time. store, the children were able to told him that no atate win be newsmen to the siege of the Ben Pthtectlon room, today. The bank’s customers have for each campaign rome ^ Mrs. Hastings was born criticised tor ocncentraStag on one of the sources of state tn- Other programs proposed by f® tato a "real" rtore and ee- able to meet the deadline, "or, Het Special Forces camp last Nlelndlenst said the govern- were informed, by a sign on high points. Then there la a de- ™ T ----- March 9, 1918 In Bridgeport, the the automobile In its standartU tormatlon on problem drinkers the drug council Include drug ‘®®‘ “ to clothes they wanted, tor that matter, a December -lune, which was pegged at that *«> t la willing to the door, to conduct their crease of acUvity Then thev ''''®y"e BasUa, 18, of 88 Hll- daughter of Mrs. Gertrude Tal- Hijacker’s setiing aotlvtty instead of the wuM be doctors who report education films, a series of tac- Before U>e store came tato ex- ,070 flrst'^STjor tart of tlatlons on business at the Bank’s Parfc- come .up agal^wlto L,tae^ cott of Bart Hartford and the high potet. It w l i r ^ r S i t ‘»«® " 0®«rtdateNov.24. problem driver, seen the sp- their patients as alcoholics. tures by ex-drug eddlota end Irteoce. Ibe chikfren were elm- , late Herbert W. Talcott. She ^ t h Vietnamese troops fight- tlves iw i, ma.. ade Branch. Currently, that might be ta vio light for this campaign. pronch as Its prime weapon others connected cloaely with P*y clothing — which Uved ta East Hartftird most of tag wKhout the help of Ameri- »«ached A bank official explained G>imsel Quits ~\k lation of the Hippocratic Oath. Vernon can Infantrymen. agreement oti aU other sjq>eots "The current round of ACCIDENTS That^s Orie Less B ox to Sell against the dnsUc drtvara who the drug problem, brochures to eorartlmea didn’t fit — from .the her live, moving to Coventry lo that, because the vault Peter Benedict, 19, of Vernon, are responsible tor "40 per cent be published and distributed to ■«•»<>*>'■ rtoreroome. years ago. Before retiring a The siege of the tiny camp 176 toee- Kennedy, a summer Survivors besides her hus Talk Tomorrow business. the next high point ’’ Tri said "®” Newman, -ÎtoUan movie pradbeer se- first purchase from Martin Uriano, Student Council Needed at Trinity voys after nearly rtx weeks of P*^big unanimity ta Its reluc- “ I don’t OuSc t h « yesterday at 10 ajn. The other cured a copyright in Rctns Fri- ter and area towns over the next 10 days. All pro He admitted that he doesn’t The effeetlveneia end com- comp (or retariled cMhfren. He said that a Wert Hart band and mother Include v a contact. Canh said at the time *®"ce to get Involved publicly ta martta.L^2L2l *‘^®^ «<»«« Dl- day for a movte»crii*S5urt- president, as the school’s annual candy sale got ceeds will be used to operate the student activity know of any current device that HARTFORD (AP) — An om prehenstvenees of these pro- Money raised that year pur- daughter, Mrs. Lorna 2!esut of TIfe Rev. Richard P. Me ford locksmith, familiar with under way yesterday. Now it’s one box of choco would suoceartuMgr do the job budsman, preferably black, la Manchester; two sons Whltnev B rta « will present the Moond North Vietnamese sol- wert’s peace demonrtra- f “ • Hartford. The ‘'Countryman. Why Do YouÂri program. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) grama dependa heavily upon the chased aeveral pieces of need- bank vaults. Is being con Benedict car waa towed from » « Me?’’-t h e mesOoh and said an "extenrtve researoh needed at Trinity Collage, soys amount of money rola^ by ed equqMnent for Ihe comp. T. Hosttan of Varan.. .J i , ®* letsture series "Living ** *" “ ‘s flghUng. .^ “ *4ôn . tacted, to make certain ihn, The South Vietnamese lost 880 B«publlcan Charles GoodeU of program" is required to deveiop e student-faculty committee. "Project 69." Governor Dempsey la Ihe killed and 1,600 ' ‘ ” — the downtown office opens one. But he noted that such a "Trinity College, as a pre The drive will get money honorary chairman of tMs two sisters Mrs *• sponsored by wounded, Losses Vork, one of the most out- Monday. program is "being tormulated dominantly wMta tartltuUon, boa dere of O la s tM ib u rv ^ ^ x r^ **“ Beglonal Oounoll for Ad^t American anUUery and <•<«'«*. came close to on “ ’ir ' “ from advertlaemems placed ta ifeor’i project, and In a lettar now.’’ conelrtently been .taoenSttlve to the souvenir bell program by to BIA co-chairman Charles Stanley BclWcua Education and this r**'« “ the march when Business Bodies b t « l.y M.tcb.1. 01 I t w H « . o o ^ . , , o . o and 200 wounded. ______He forecast a device that the perronal feelings of black local meFchants and business- O. Ptrle, he urged all Monchee- : ; i b o a 0-. „ bM would, be required on cart osm- stu^lente," the committee said °Fun^? servi" "®" Center Middle School "hard" approach by the “’‘tday to grant a permit tor\ F^**Rm m s *^< i**V*^**io^***^^ myself, ta taiTtoresiroable^tam following too closely. Minidilello’s temporscy fr«e- men, from the tickets sold lor residents to bock the BIA In ed and driven by problem ta a report to Trinity Prealdent IN (D0LT*S p o sitio n s dend erf twenty cents per share bought by Duramform, manu home furnishings in the section to the Charity Ball Itself, from Wa most worthy effort, drinkers. The atandard would Theodore Lockwood. be available at the door. ting American tafantrymen to " “ *• ------*‘ ®>* o r " ; ^ to stockholders of record Dec. facturers of concrete forming of town known then as South a townwide canvass conducted Manchester Mayor Nathan G. Funeral Home, 400 Mata Two iphn ffnm Ibis area have be "issued by the government, The committee ,was named by new, set balUles probably tol- B“ t Ooodell made It clear ta a on - ' . .. the Army of the RenubUc of ®* ^ today, would raduoe one of 1, payable Dec. 16. systems who will build a manu Manchester. racenUy by a number of the Agoetlnelll has proclaimed this Manchester, with the Rev" R—h.' MoBrien, a well- been aiînted to positloiis at but Implemented by the Lockwood after on Incident ta ert If tne Rev. Rob- known advocate of the "new lows two lines: letter to Atty. Oen. John N ._ ^ ® "*** "ot®d that a demand Vietnam win h . »w t*"*****® Albert Barsaloy of Warren, the chotges. The bank paid Its firrt divi facturing facility on the site. Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland were town's young people, and by week Brotherhood • In ■ Action en K. Bechtold, pastor of Her. .> <_ . Pratt A Whitney Machine Tool states," he suggested. Individ which a block coed with on ta- 1. The South Vietnamese Mitchell and In a news confer- OANy committee ac- a l l S ^ r ^ i a ^ car waa towed Lombard said prallmtaary dend in Dec. 1966, just 8^ married ta the Talcottvllle privets donatlonsT Week, and he also has urgwl “®®. theology,’ ’ is a professor of sys- Divtaiem of Cfolt Indurtries. ual states would bs rasponrtbls riamed cyrt woe taken by cam army murt now begin to prove he was not supportl^ ^ •;fech‘«<« could trig- r o a d ^ ^ ^ Imprisonment --was n e S S yeans after opening date. TMs la, ASSOCIATE AOrUABY Church 58 years ago. Within a Several stele dignitaries wilt local residents to help BIA. ogy and Dean of They are Edward M. Ferria tor Identifying problem drink pus guards to the collage dis that It can match the enemy. he three days of d e m o n s ^ ‘**® wnlts t o l e a T d i J ^ “ i T ’ * »«««> Italian ctaS rato^ the seventh consecutive semi few montha they came to Friends may call at th- e. " PCP« Jehn X Xin Na- of Vernon, and Seymour J. William A. Rlddlesworth of 8 ers and for requiring that they pensary, although another black Friends may call at®t the fu- atlonal * ’ " LSeminary ^ a i r t a In— ™ 2 Weston, s i 2 : - 2. American casualties murt “ ons and would not unUl con- ®vold. od,” Ewell aald * Oard- elude tatroductog ^ ^ J t a r v Gerr of Wapptag. annual dividend the bank has Cornwall Dr. tau) been appoint Keith's and purchased a brass student had asked Mm to take be held down because of anU- ''ôced organizers are making ®®"’ Bdmund S. — ner St., received a written weapons into the t o u n t ^ ^ outfit their car wtth this drunk Fesrta ,waa named factory paid. ed aaaociote actuary, casualty bed and a commode. These the girl to Hartford Hoeiauu. ana 7 to 9 p.m. M i s s i o n of detection system bstors they’re war sentiment ta the United ®'",®!y “ > prevent violence^ *" ® ®®"* iv **1®* ®’®“ ‘* yesterday tor following carbine and a piatta Loitihmll The baiUc has been open atace pieces are still in use. The special committee recom States. I By denying the permit for “Peoci»ieci» ih»»Unit he -— saw ------an ap- Iv- Whaf’s^''hat’s goingvninp- to happen ta a . toohx) clo«>)vclosely. h He« «.waao.. Involved---- -— b in said...... that if the w ^ »x>moarai allowed to register their can. Tiny Treasures "| Church.’ July of 1968. Present anseto At the time of the purohose, mended that tha guard Pat Mtg- Arthur B. Ludke Canh’s______optimistic_ feeling that “®ch a route,______the administration change ta position by Ho y®**" or two from now, I really accident on Tolland ’Tpke., were dmomut nuL... *«.i*v***^ the furniture company was "We’ve never tackled any A native of Hartford, he have grown to ta exceee of ten thing Bke thla before,’.’, Oompton liaro, " ’be tronrterred to a poet- ROCKVILLE — Arthur B. rtudied______—, at both St. Thomas his troops’can whip the‘ North 'J'*" create a clear and* aeriou ***® P'‘c®‘dent of "®“ ^ MtaldHello probably w o t a d ^ mdttion. The bank opened Its known as Keith A Port, located tlon where he comas Into a Miniatures Shop ■ Ludke, 84, of 12 Hilltop Dr., died Seminary ... Vietnamese Is generally shared ‘•®"g«>‘ that a large number of '^*®*"®m, in an exchange . another development, an P ® ' ^ " “ ‘cr driver Involved freed Tw»ti««t.j> t,i. *-|-i at 829 Mata St. admitted, 'Imt he added that the In Bloomfield and Wapplng Office in Nov. 1966, payoff ta Uvea saved and injur minimum of oonteot with rtu- at RMkvtIle Qenered Hospital 8t. Jrtin's In Brightoiib Miasa.. by U.8. Army advisers with the 't«monstrators will attempt to ’®“ ®” J^*h President Nixon: ^rmy spokesman ta Saigon said PtachctaBkl of MdnlcWeUo’s mother ^ sls- and iûie to open Its second "D o ll H o u m MiiilaturM" ■ 28D Division. take that route anyway/* Good* aald Nlxcm should have three U.8. war prisoners Windsor. ies prevented may be high. dents.’’ ye^r ^‘®Kt t.;, commander — ___ a i of__ the H** marchers could use disclosed the letters. '^21!*’®?’.’ Middle Tpke., of your problem, even If 'you D O tK IM T Hourai Monday lAni Halurday I received a Luigi , who Uvea in riDege Inc,,. 618 Center Bt, Manchos- don’t cetrti everybody — wMch lAidke, and lived ta Rockville Catholic students at Southern îth Special Zone and the officer ^ " • “ ‘“ “ “"Avenue, but demon- MusWe said Ho’s letter're- The thrm aoldlera, aU of the to yield the near Naplea. a l a J v i r t t S ^ PBOMOTED AT BOOEB8 ter, reports that the twOnty- • and Id mm. Mevto Pia It AJM. to 4 P.M. ■ this won’t — you can etUl ba 01070—aanad or allant, afro most of his life. Before his ra- Connecticut State OOllece He ‘" '’®“‘ charge of the action. ®te»“ cn teaders rejected this be- tarred to Ms side’s lO-polnt pro- Americrt IMvlrton, are Spec. 4 “ oddent The elder MtalcMeU^btoui Rogers Corporation baa pro seven unit apartment complex tlrament. he was a master me- did graduate study at the Pon- “ "“ ring that plans could be 5“ “ ®® rc^^® would keep. . «ram as “ a logical______andreason- A. Watkins of Sumter, y®**®rday on E. Middle T ^ e., his family to the Unhîf’^ a S n very succeaerul." If, by oon- 6i mm. aMde prajeetem. moted James F- Meister of known aa Royal Arms located trest, "your target Is 6 per Ôhanlo ^ I c ntat HockonumUfw>lrnto«*MM Mill«#II« of the UHcal Gregorian^ Unlveralty . **tftlnt6 for fK. the . setUenient ‘.AAt.. of f '^ '’ H. ^trick- Shady Glen Restaur- several yean ago o n d ^ ^ ra Wapplng to group product man on Mata Street has been fully cent, you murt be extremely WILOON DRUG CO. M.T. Stevens ft Sons Co. He and the Pontifical Blbllcan In- ta his command, he formulated the VUetnamese problem" rath- N.C., and Pfc. was tavoJved ta an ac- turiied alone t o ^ netfraVom ager - printing products, and leased. efficient in your rasulta to TtT Main B t _ M . dtt4tn ^ a member of the First sUtute In Rome. his own tactics and then put ,2®®?, 1 Pc®‘“ on makes Mm er than as "the only basis tor “ • Tinsley of Cleveland °Ment with a oar driven bv try. «xm- named Warren F. Tayolr prod- ^ d roh of Two books wrtten by Father them Into effect on short notice. only tanator of el- setUement." MusWe said H o ’ ’®™ - BeU. »». of Coventry. The MONTEVIDEO U r i v . . . . Caldor, Inc., with a store on Rockville, Fayette Lodge of Ma- McBrien Include "Do We Need often catMng . U.B. support ®*“® ®P®*“ ‘‘“ »e right of ttie ’*’ ’® "Pokeaman said the ribn Brtl car waa towed. (AP) — a MJaclker Tolland Tpke., opened its 16th ■ons, and a 60-year member of the Church?" and "What unit. unpreparad\ f®®‘™® *«ward the demonrtra- P®Pb^ôn of the SoMh and“rt '®“ve from Saigon’s ^ r ------manLre^ a^rt-iSeT.’ Do tlons. unit, ta Wallingford, loot Tuee- the Knight of Pythias, We BelleveT" Both th« U.8. and South Viet- ...... ^.f^Xl^^l?"!!.®®®. "* “ C“ to «Us- “ ^nxirt tor Army hoe- There was a twocar accident K"“ tlne Jetliner su rre^ red in day. Survivors Include Ms wife, ______— nameae commands likye sought ■*?)? " “ *tbough this position P“s« of themseives wlrthota tor- Petals at bases near their on Mata St., near Wadawerth Uruguay today aftarnofficlals Mrs. Louise Oebhardt Ludke; a MUNICllPAL IIHLOING to Iron out the problemSsthat de- ®?,2 “ Provide an opening for ®*S" tafluence” in terms similar homes,. . yartarday at 8:86 pjn. The “technical difScuttles’’ Paul F. Humason, 6 ‘Trotter daughter, Mrs. Donald McClain Man Killed in Jump veloped during the Ben He| bait- “ “ J®*'" seeking a way to offer an to Nixon’s references to alvina Strioklan St., has been appointed person tie. m s n iii of Manchester; a brother. NOW If the North Vêt- were ' no ;j^® P ^ a rt ‘2. nel manager for the Hartford Harold E. Ludke of Houston, From Careening Truck William A. RIddleawortti Divison of Emhart Corpora Tex.; two sisters, Mrs. ’hiomas ^ l i ^ ^ e n t e r St. “ “ cal asylum here. , Edward M. Ferris f STOCK UP NOW Larkin and Mrs. William Nut- TRUMBULL (Ai'l(AP) -— A man Sources said the crew told the . '■ > ■ tion. A graduate of Central Con hijacker, identified as a man manager and Gerr manager, in and surety division, at Aetna necticut State college, Huma P f T I V f f i land, both of Rockville; three i. careening ^ rar- homework.well the allies have done their j^®^ L eh ^riltew'^llki‘‘ora^^ said* " in T * ‘® *"®'” *‘ " '* ‘® . '” *® “ '*’®® '"talked Into Thomas CdnneUan, 16 ofWap- life A CaWtlly. bage truck Friday and was Rejiubllcan Mark Hatfield S d roply Invited a ® ,*®''®"''"®'*‘ outpoet 86 ptag. told police the hravy about -30 years old, that the formation services. son was formerly personnel as- * ON TOP-QUailTY grandchildren and four greai.- Rlddlesworth, a graduate of A N V d a rtWMM m1 1# grandchildren. crushed to death beneath the Arkansas Democrat J. W. Ful- communlcaUon from us ^ ‘'*® “ “ “ > of Da Nang last yesterday caused Ms car to BAClii tw ^jet could not make Ferris joined Pratt A WMt- sirtant on Emhort’s corporate rear wheels. a long night because of “techni ney ta 1949 as an apprentice. Colgate Unlveralty, joined Aet staff. I f PiTNEiOS! Funeral services will be Mon A h o ilt TrbVATTl ®*■^ '"‘® Uctaocrat «»® •«oces«,rs . ..’’ V ^ ® "® 'fr® «> »>y tato a utUlty pole on Fe^ na in 1968 and was appointed The vlcUm, Joseph Young, cal (Hffiultles’’ Involving the Since completing his AT A B \ N A day at 11 a.m. at the Whlte- JL O W l l Qeonte 8. McGovern of South Neplylhg to MusWe, Sen. Rob- ? ®*"®* “ *®" they guson Rd. His oar had to be s assistant actuary in 1964. He la became frightened when the electrical syatem. Officials of prenUlfrrtilp he has progres Glbson Funeral Home. 66 Elm Members of the Bolton Fire «Ud he viewed-jf^® / ^ y ’‘ '^'"oved by wrecker. a fellow of the Casualty Actu 8t„ Rockville. ’The Rev. Rich truck, driven by Alphonse Pon- Department Auxilla^vû J^^ , '"®“"‘™“tt® “<>«>«>'• htafel- N®®“«®«-““ a reatatement of Ho^‘tW at ------Austral S.A., which owns the sively assumed positions of t '.lo, appeared to go oUt of con plane, said the craft would have arial Society and a member.of ard B. Bertram, pastor of First tonight at 0:48 at tSi flr e l^ ^ ^ J'®'r Republican. Ja- c“ > tao«m Hanoi portUons. S n ’ northeast of Two cars coWded on Lenox greater reaponslbUlty ta the the American Academy of Ac trol on a htai. polSoe said. had to refuel about every tw ^ areas - of inspecUpn, customer TUESDAY, NOV^R 11, im Burial will be li) Grove Hill to proceed to Holmes i C e ^ ‘"l2'’"'®‘* '^®‘“ >®« °» '^®"*®"‘ Republican leadera. *®"' ------“ kinsvMD ' * tuaries. , Lutheran Church, will officiate .service and manufacturing. Cemetery. was taken Ferria is a graduate of Man- OLDEST FUENITURB plane returned hester High School. During Friends may call The O.E. Keith Furniture Co. EiwrgttHcy Talsphoiifr passengers World War H he served with the al home tomoiTOw announces that Mr. and Mrs. and 7 to 9 p m. members. It U.8. Naval Air Oorpr and at-. tlons. tay • Hue masnere and be- The nz u „ . landed ta Buenos Jamea F. Meister George Cleveland of 160 N. Elm ULfrbaaattMa Those who wish Aires, Its orig- St. are the winners of the 826 o i y i w o y ...... 6 4 9 -S 0 7 0 . memorial gifts to the M ld iig and would "join again when I "It .is believed that a m a t '*®'^® nearly 4io ara buried Venuxt and desttaatloo, Rwre titan 11 (eel my particlj^lon Is best for uct manager-letterpress prod prize Keith’z offered to the per xAGWAT HDRSE fund of the First Lutheran majority of American p e i ^ i ^ ‘'"'® .f*'®*’ they said Doa«e St., ^ *^‘*‘” ‘* ®‘*sciiedule. ' son owning-the oldest piece of Church. Vietnam peace objective.” _ *- — ~ — *> said shortly ucts. ■* Spacemen Practice lenUy support this n a f f i S- 2 !“ T ® " " ’ “ ®‘ ® 12:80 p.m. Meister has been product furniture purchased from CDNDITIDNER A resoluUon th a tN )^ d put fort 'in Vtatnam"” the Werteni ®"*"* monsowi rains. EWridge."', ^ ' ’^® ’ “ “ 'r “ »e plane took off from FEATHERED FRIEND (Coattaued tram Page One) manager of printing materials Keith js sometime during the 8 Sonifoi^ Sjfrwfrc' W o tfrr the. _ Senate on record tov^mpport V -- state* Republk^ ConferaneA ®*cavatlqn of some bodlea ____ <>n a iW-mU* dcimeatlc - L.. $7.50/5 lb. tub for the past two years. He join past TO years. In 1899,^ George SUNFLDWER SEED llevB the moM formed 4.6 Ml- from the Pacific Nov Kbh °*JT*’2i:***"* Nixon’s eAi^ta to declared Friday. , **®®“ •Wiettuled to begin to- Police an. «hii i fM«ht,fMght, the Mjacker a 34 ed Rogers In 1966 after 19 yean Keith opened a rtore selling $11.90/10 lb: drum Mon yenra ago at about the a woman’s arms and Deaths In rocky gS hi durtn? taeta ^h*"^' ^ through the ^ . u. w ^ “ u . with Mergenthaler Linotype Co. $3.78/20 ba. same Mm* as the earth. During x!^„. „ threatened to WU the child If the SiipplemefU your horie or pony'* week of p r a c tic e ^ “ “ "'®®“ " « ®* cncellatlon of the digging. of A 1961 graduate of Hofstra Col $5c/2V> ba. the next 800 million years, the RelaLon* Cbmmlttee. is weateni state* when reaolu- More thnnthan i1,000 non tritefiMavicUms of *the1.... vlBe—j—_ teed wipi thit vitamin mineral The 2,200-man lege, Melrter holds a B.B.A. ta The Nation moon • -- - ruck by another 'Die plane returned to Cordo- Katp wild bird* coming to* conditioner. Excellent lor colt*, 1* thought to have hrated USS Hoiêt was hampered-,^ ““ ' ' ‘‘"A PreaWent ^ “*'l‘ ®‘‘ ^ ” “ ® the Tiet oar wMch le f t ^ e scene T h , bn a — industrial managmeht. He Is a Thurman W. Arnold up and liursing tadre*. breeding slock I become molten. It cooled knoU winds that Woked up aa. .. '^®'® '"'® '' tb® meaaurea ^ ® "* ‘ve ta February 1968 have tocidenf hap^^w “ "d ir t seveh of the member of j the Hartford Club fMd all ytrt long! np Republican Lieader Hugh were unanimously adopted by recovered from mi taght original 71 passengers leave the WASHINGTON (AP) — Thur- ®“ volcanic action emM a dosen feet high, of Printing House Crkftsmen mon - .. ®®®“ ’ DemocraUo Leader Mike the ctêrance execuUve com- K™"'*®" ■*nce tart May. Bstl- on Parker St., near E. Craft before It took off again. I lan W. Aronold, who' as assist- between 2.8 and 3.7 billion years “ tt was a real "wc Center. • * s . -w'— and the CVmnecUcut Valley ant U.8 out, Mansfield and 88 cosponsors mlttee'without debate. ' mates of the number slain _____ Austral official* said ttie W- altoraey general be- “t ? ®?rth. however, contln- «Ud ^-rTsTme'd” th“ " ;e .^ u ti:r ;? r i^ y Lltho Club. K A came known os the "trust bust- **®d to evolve. ^ a a y aner the big rtUp waa after Mansfield range up to 8,0(M. 1 COMPiAanm. J“"ker ordered the pUot to fly to secure a provl- _ t-'OWLAINTS Santiago. Chile, but cbaiiged Ms Taylor comes to Rogers from er" o( the New Deal era, died . '” ‘®. n»rta ara. believed to * ’®k®‘*- W. R. Grace A Company's Friday at hi. home in Aleiiii;; have beeii formed by Impacta of "We never expect to encoun- raek Thera was a break and in- mind after hearing; raporto of iitfr tar BlmiiMr i-. .u. - ■*** * mutual c*A*a*tlre. o ' ir* ^•■btaPttan School bad weather over the ‘Chilean > Polyfibron DIvirton, C:iilcagb, dria. Va. He was 78. He re- meteors bjsfore the volcanic ac- t*r similar weather in the ac- otherwise’ i. nw. . 1/sual Vets Day \ Service m., where be has been product rtgned from the U.8. Court of “ '‘“ y «"<*®d. Volcanic action • '«’ recovery, but tMs was ex- uon on a. Adams St. recently. capital. Radio < ^ r « t m at f]w Cordoba airport codtrol tower manager - printing plate prod Appeals for the Dlrtrict of Co- “ ‘®" »• thought to have filled In « ''® " ‘ preparation for every6H? ^ L i T v ^ m p .~ . k^ “ ®“*2 ucts. _ ' lumbla to head the Justice De- ‘ he maria with dust and lava. ^wi‘ ’ eo ^ J L . .^®P'“ ’“ «">® *"'> Set Tuesday at Hospital a ^ eon e stole the battery out "“ *** Ihey overheard d cN fsp» A______a__.._ #mm # i . a- s s _„ b . v.M«irman J, Fire Calls with hie wife. Vlrgtnta, and ®**®^’ Y*® Municipal sent Arms" after which Felix Lt. (J.g.) at^piiTin 8 Ms v 25 bag 12.89/^5 lbs. •niiand . ^ l e S ^ *’®.*“ win y"’ **y P” ><®«“ on. The Hornet crew and Apollo eigh RelaUons Ctanmittee *- Mary Cheney Jesanls and John KouMk triU of Grt«iVSS**OiiSi T °* " Qroflghters racelved OeliCKMS. mitfitiQus lor your It's good lor your dog . and .. be ible ,o siy recovery speVtaUsta “;:rfo';'^r;S ro^rider'ta.“ " r a ^ * * :,< ^ be closed for the Jower tlw flag to half-staff 'n UUed to V le tn a in ^ U o n T ^ ^ ' "^r flra on W. Mk Oeir joined Pratt A Whitney Tbo Worid's R ^ Detroit 'Dgers In the 1920a. died “ ‘ very lavorite r«bbit good lor your budget, too* 1iVlflrt«F a* U l- ______a St______- In AiMUrt of i t a os a senior Friday at Ms home .1 the qge o7 ■“* “ ven o t h ^ d . Z g 4^^ SBBpemAn*___ ,a’ . - P*e., A memorial service on the “ "tas at war. syrtems omlyrt. Prior to Jol» 76. A head Injury from a Pitched 2 r A . 2^ ‘**® "'®™ ‘ he week just south of here. Vietnam. «“ ng witn 'TM a Otft W rapplagr ball ended hia baseball caraer In. formed the same way.wav. A ralatlvey smooth recovery Fulbrlght told ranart..r. it. . 22222?®**occasion *"Is .trottlUonal.trodlUonal at the Albert Port wlU read uiethe motner,mother. Mrs. Jane — !_?2®’ ' ' " r 2'‘’ . mac me •■Bre’’'‘O re"f | Pratt A WUtney, be oemsd 1928. He was twice voted the “It, on the other hand,’ he “ >* boUerplate practice mod- since MansfleM is iJSf* boegftol. origlnalty buUt and " “ mea of World War I veterans. Galea Fbriy, of only steam com li« tr o a the In rarttue syrtems caporttlea cer'e engine. • wtth Royal Typewriter Compa ARTHUR DRUD best shortstop in the American 222.^_22! 2 / “ requ.., t r o m ^ Z «‘® .‘^"22.. "\«L ^ a_ •X League. different, then we’ve got more the weather wuraened. e x '^ ’ted lort their Uvea ta World War I. “ «»> * »• Bertrtce Uttle and ny tat New York City, Port expedited action would laury Mata xr.i- apeaker______* for WicraH the aervtce i ni.st». *^"“*rod _iii J.______CSarfce wiU place___ _ the / Chertet, New Tork and Hart-. win bo Winter A. VonHone. * memorial wreaths. UoyD (AP) - uoyd T t Mftll M AW me Im^r ^ SrtTS!: Ctr^T^nrheS:.^— Oorrlgan, eoraenwrlter and dl- pubUe *diooU mad g n t e t - rector and,^tor In movies and ‘he moon ^ fo ir o ^ 22!2'2. ^ ‘ h*M ‘ pr that aft- broad review of Vietnam .to "be Church wUl kNud aU those A g v a i H« m A^ ernoon was successful. launched in lo doya by Ful The plan Is to meet ,«t the •d wtth m BJd. DefT** *a Jota^ D S n ^ , S T O » television, died Wednesday ta co^mplex than previously American Legton Home on prayer. m h «i« from New York Uefror-' the Motion Picture and Televt- thought and the Apollo 12 rockt "From a training standpoint, bright’s committee. driveways . (We Hava A Mrttsa Am*rtc*n Legton jp||^ lirill then be raised Sclberllchh said, "the fallura.waa "I would expect the commit- 7 ^ rtty. During World War II' he To nsaaej Ra nlii OMter Country Home. He had be but a small clue. It will ;------. . - A ------^ a » fiMl'-stoft before Von- a good tMng, We had to rtop"‘«® to take ample time to coil ‘ aiqriil two yeors with the DA. FEATHERED FRIEND been ta a convalescent home tor “loo m e^ muchimore dsta will and' modify Htae’s AddrsM and the ftnal WU. NOW FOR WCTUUTION Navy. . ■, several months. His movie ere- be needed from the Apollos that Ify procedures, try new •‘•‘•r thU resolution ta alt of its ? j / 2 '"'2‘^J® “ *® ^' benedlcUon. (NfBrttol -Mkt;) BaeUiMl Stwi dlta Include roles In ’ Dr. Fu will follow 12. ' . , ‘ "Clmlqws.ea." “ aspecu." MansflekIw .».«- ia aald. — a “ P**“J for the 11 o'olortt serrtce. sarv Be Uvea at WOodtand Dr. wtth BIRD FDDD Although the MunAcipol BuUd- Ma wtfe^ Bvelyn and their two Manchu’’ and "It’s a Mad Mad P ^ R L HARBOR,' Hawaii mHis X f crew...... will get at least 18 The committeenmir planiT to de- -^2*** ^ tavocotlon and b«ne- ,Ing win. be «looed tor the day. ma ToUiAND m o t (Ilk io>kask«.. oa. w__ ... diction wUl b* given by ^tti* tb*fv Uit Wl Behn Fnsl Sell hi chOdkea. $2.49/2$ ba. Mad ISsd World.’’ He starred ta

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t''i / \' PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING MAWCHBSTER/cOm. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ?, ises’ H B R A LP , .. ' • • t ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1969 PAGE ELEVEN Nixon, Gmgress May Claah C- ^ guender gave no eeUmatee on Ckmc s «U today tt rsesBUy n - MANILA (AP) — Cries of many miles of highway and led toward a cin«h *** expects the Senate leased U South Vietnamese sol- gtraft and corruption are echo- thousands' of schoolrooms built over I êndlngr ftir water pro- blU to booat the ”House------Cota]-- but «*Jei» It captured In CgMUng be tog adroas the Phlllpptaes as a during his term, prelude to next Tuesday’s elec- The president tp turn charges ooking at Rembrandt’s etchings is an in* Jects, the extent their dia- ■aid there would be Ui tween Jsnusry and June this varloua Items. He aaid he warn that Illegal wheeling and deal- —i < !spiring ■ ■ experience. ■ -Not - only ■ are they • agreen tat will be dlacloeed ear- ysar to Qosng Ngal province. L week. iwrticularly concerned about A similar retrain has been Ing by Oamena has brought the The announcement said the remarkable individually. By also comparing Ident, as part ot hla projects to protect coastal part of every campaign since busIneasman-poUtician vast them one with another it is possible to feel areas from hurricane floods, flwed South Vietnamese the country gained todepend- riches. ' program , Hsmt "expressed their gratitude tor the excitement and wonder of. watching a cutback or slow- ■uch as thoee laet August in the ence In 19«. i Worse. Marcos says, la the the humankartan pokey of ^ the “It usually sounds about the wealth Osmena gained by col- some of the creative processes by which such projecta while wake of hurricane Camille. . Nixon, aa part of his federal ■outh Vietnam NLF (National same," says one Plltplno. laboratlng with the Japanese great works of art come into existence. -« obviously Is in a some- “ ..J*** ***• federal Llberntlon FVont), and the Re- what re generous mood. ■Pending cutback, first trimmed He admits, Itowever, with rtng World War H. pubUe of South Vietnam Provi This year is the 300th anniversary of Rem The usea Iready has added million in m budget some sense of loss, (hat there la The president charges that sional Revolutionary Oovetn- nothing so tltUlstlng this time as Oamena, whose father was s brandt’s death, and to mark the occasion a some mlUlon to l«xm i's pro- m en t’ ’ unique exhibition of his etchings has been poaalB ■ the flood control, Irri- Lyndta B. Jidmaon the gold-plated bathroom tto- warUihe and postwar prestdent, "They also pledged loyalty to gatfon, ivigatlon and other wa- ordered reducUona in turea and thousand-doUar bed scrap Iron to the Japanese \ arranged by the Museum of Fine Arts, Bos; the people and voiced their de- ter pi Its of the Army Engl- * vlrtusl that became an lanis against was used to make'war maton, and the Pierpont Morgan Library of neera slra to Join In the struggle Presldent ' EUptdio Qulrino In >wed against ruiptnos. le Reclamation Bu- ^ construction starts. against the U. S. aggressors," New York. It will be seen at both these insti reau. Appropriations 1963, or the luxurious presiden Osmena shows court docu tutions. Some of the etchings from the ex^ tatd ths announcement broad- Usi yacht of Carloa Oarcta In ments that )te was acipUtted of Now Ihe Senate ^>pean ready at concern eaat by North Vietnam's afficial 1991. such charges. hibition are reproduced in this Picture Show to add riore funds in a bill t o ^ for the A r m v ^ ^ n■ ■no*'* soiMatleated made. He was" one of the most inventive In Mideast War "the richest man In Asia.’’ democracies." ' printmakers of all time, and a restless ex- Kickbacks to the presidential perimer^r. WASHINGTON (AP) -Secre palace, Oamena charges, iê Dnm 2 1 0 Feet High tary of Stote William P. Rogers standard on government badk Rembrandt Drawing at a Window. Combination of etch Fm êmbrandt, printing was a contih- OUTLOOK, Saak.—The ^ o n s , 1 Ixon doesn’t necessaii- sential to avoid costly delsvs on has denied the latest allegation loans. Imports and construction Saskatchewan River Dam pro> ing, drypoint and burin (engraving tool). First state, Pier- uops creative process. And by coniparing ly have t use the added funds, some ^ e c^ ta ^ S s ^ projects. "W e h ;ye no w ay o f making by BgypUan President Gama) act, under sray near here, will pont Morgan Library. ^dccessive impressions we can watch hiin The committee also pointed Marcos denies all this and have a dam ito feet high change his mind. His ideas of what he the Preildent spend the mon Abdd Nasser that the United a^ es that If graft were any e y ," BUi nder said. out that appropriatlim cuts of Stotes is flghUng in the Middle stretching three milee across a recent years plus expenditure where near what Oamena valley. wanted to say and how to achieve the effects Howevw, he plans to organise Bast on Israsl's side. ' ceilings and reductions have ro- he sought grew and developed as he worked a congtiîonal committee to Nasser is "mistaken In deduced the water projecta pro scriUiig the United States as an with his plate. From one impression o f a caU on Nixon to urge more gram seriously, ' spending fcn water projecta. enemy of Egypt," a Rogers single subject to the next he experimented BUender made similar com A yearl ago Congress voted statement issued Friday said. with the imaginative use of other techniques ments to the President in ■ "President Nasser's (Thursday) i ' * 'T'. ■ ♦1.6 blllioi for water projects to ter last August. At that time together with etching, particularly drypoint be planner and buUt by the two •peach is a set-back to efforts to said the country Isn’t making find a peaceful solution In ao- ...... - ' - ( scratching the copper plate directly with agencies. Nixon recommended the etching needle rather than biting With progress In meeting its water cordance with the UN Security - 11,289,000,(90 fo r the current fis resources needs and urged a Council ResoluMon of November acid). He also tried different ways of inking cal year rhlch started July i. 1967." h . -A ! * A s . ' • stepup In the program. and wiping his plates, and the effects of Rogers was ceactUgr to Nas using papers of various colors and textufe^ ser’s atatemerk claiming "The The new American exhibition shows, aff Americana are fighting behind Mothers Ask Protesters the Israeli persoimel and the these details clearly. Series of impressions ^ planes that are being used of the same subject are displayed side'Yiy NotV o H to Read Sons’ Names ^ aga^ us." side. In all there ate 118 different impres demonstrafions.” said sions of 28 subjects. They demonstrate how Why 8h0(^ I have to let these Mrs. Austin Gaughln, "He gave Fashions for ‘Kaleidoscope 7fP Rembrandt’s conception of his subject de cr ^ p s Who ^ - t have What It his life w, that the^ r o u l l ^ N, veloped as he recognized problems and takes to go themselves, torment free. Now I’m asking that they Modeling some of the fasAilons they will wear during the "Kaleldoecope 70’’ tasMon snow overcan>e them—although his own “final” , me and dlshmior my son?” a respect his memory." Wedneoefoy at 8 p.m. at Concordia Lutheran Churoh ore, from left, Mrs. James Elder Of 19 CUtfton St., Miss Laurie Brown of 476 Center 81., a teen-age model, and Mra. Leo FKRiaMok satisfaction was an elusive thing. , i“ ‘“®^ *" ^‘®*- ’^‘b honor for of 94 Kenneth Dr., Vernon. The eivertt Is sponsored by the Manchester Junior Whtnen's Chib. k&s h 1 something they believed In.” The etchings on show are solely frorti Mrs. ârry Walsh Is among a said Mrs. Charles Secrest Mrs. RltSiard F. Murphy, a former member of the dub, will be the ooenmerttator. Furs by A BIG American public and pijyate collections, in-’ g rw p t t Gold Star Mothers who "They loved this country and . York Strongfeld wlU be mojêled by club members, Mra. Wilfred Mflier, MM. AHkiony Ksl- eluding the Museum of Fine Arts," the Pier- ' “®t to sacrificed too much to have kus, Mra. Philip Pineo, Mrsi Fitzpatrick, and Mra, Henry J. Cormier. Fashtom from the Car read their sons names In anti- their names dragged through riage House BouUque will be shown by Ha professtonal models, Ronnie Carrol, V buy r-Kiiin. pont Morgan Library ( the largest and nuKt , Jean Shaa, Susan OarlBon, Ttoa (Mtkolowsky, SnHy Middleton, and Mrs. Elder, a menVber o f comprehensive collection in the country), i week,ê dirt of these demonsU^- I tWnk I deserve to be left tions." the Junior Women’s Club. The other teen-age model who will show clothes from the bou the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Art Im tique Is Miss Laura Olekslnskl. (Herald photo by Buedvidua.) .Sf***®**- A widower. lost ______. 4 * stitute of Chicago, the NaHonal Gallery in ’ KIM *^*'*A"'Aôr the New Mo- her eon Army Ptc. CSiarles S. Washington, the Fogg Museum of Harvard ^ *^® Walsh in Quan Tri Province. plemented "to the extent this University, the Boston Public Library and QAUghln’s son, a Marine war Is honorably concluded In a the Library of Congress. probably be difficult" to leave private, died In the selgo at Khe Wallace Would Jak reasonable period o( time.” L .n d .c .p , with Th-e. Ghblhd COH.80. Be.lde a Road. E.chlog and d-ypoint, dated 1650. Second stale, Mcseum of Fine Arts, Boston the names of the sons off the Sahn. Mrs. Secrest’f son, Army -Asked If he would be vlslUng lists to be read In Washington Sgt. Edward W. Secrest, was troops from Alabama, Including THANK YOU Md PhlladelidUa next Thurs- killed iriille running to help two Pro-Hanoi Protesters Negroes, Wallace said he would ®Ay- , fellow GIs who had been In- and added; "I’m.very proud of My son wouldn’t approve of Jured. SAIGON (AP) — George Wal- American servloeihen,’ which 1s the black sddleM from Ala- TO ALL WHO HELPED IN lace, third-party presIdenticU aairlng I wsmt them Ulled. I ob^ banta; I ’m very proud o f ’?) candidate last- year, said today *** ***** cosiduct Ir Mack citisens of Alabama .,. . ka* aa. k , our country by those few, but that certain.1 Vietnam war pro- ^ The black citisens of our state Manchester Will Observe have performed admirably, and MY CAMPAIGN FOR RE-ELECTION testeni should be put in Jail tor sent a very few people." I’m very proud, of their eerv- **’*“■“*• Asked how the Justice Depart lee." Anterican Education Week Thexae formerlormer AlabamaAiaooma gover- mentmem couldcouia interveneiniervene, Wallace Wallace eald he plans to stay American Education Week 99 toto 11 11 a.m.a.m. and and 11 toto 33 p.m.p.m. AllAll i»f. •***■■ arrivingarriving here here onon aa fact-find-fact-find- ■aid, ■■id, ’’J ’M think think a a person person who who •"In Vietnam Vietnam sev eever^----- —— days and sblr 4b aVtAMm avert ala IIS It i if f H n b I b m 4VI/64ssa 4 a t V Kvwesfert m a l f °pwtg tomorrow. The week is shops and classrooms will carry bV trip, also indicated broad makes a speech In a college will see top U.B. end South Viet S i n c e r e l y , ■poosorod armuaUy by the NU- on regular schedules to permit ■upport for President .Nlxon’s'^Ûlng for (fommunlst victory, nameee officials. '• ttonal Ahicatim Aaaooiatlan, visitora to observe the ' entire Vietnam policy as spelled out In and It Is printed In Hanoi, Is g l v ------^------the AmericanAmfricafl Legion,Legion and the school program In operation. thele President’s Nov. 3 speech. ingIng aid and comfortcorrtfort to the ene- d i ^ a___ r__ manonsfNatlonsi(XYssM ^vsivaS- Omgresscongress «I — of Parents ,A The superintendent of schools a Asked —1 -S ...a._a what i he a thoughtI______• a about a . my ofm our —aa country _ a. and a ahow abet- a ^ "* •*** Roz Quish and, .. Tcstchers to call attenUtat>-- o «e (if MIC the A Archdiocese 3 UK of ruuHUTU. Hartford .***® ** moratorium---- against “A------ter .can you do that? I think...... they•' WASHINGTON— Of the 301 to the gqiaJsseals snd and nesds needs onf i public Magr. ->r___ t ______James__ A. ^Connelly____ .. uivee ’ Uur^ VIettMmVietnam warwar, WallarpWallace aoMeald oiurhtought to nrooesdproceed aaalnjSagainet him million ml acres of crops harvest- ■Ghoote.,;, , , , allaji membars of the u,* community.community, **•V vveam j;®™*)****v v e e a e u a - e w *>ya e j ■ ^ t V f u p of V»S ■»<* •■vsae ‘"'*ic‘ s«s««aK>» “»" sieeis »"d CMew hei i b ought v u j to ed In the United Btates last In keeping with tWs year’s especially parento, to visit pai^ peofke “who "*® were oonsclentiouq he put In Jail for treason.” year, 244 million were tor do- theme, ‘ rBeCter Education: Your chlal schooU talk with teachers a—"^ t sincere,-J— _• >. aiuiougnalthough bene said Wallace said be hopes Nixon’s mesUo use, 67 mlUlon for Job,” Mayor Nathan O. Ague- and adtaintstrators, and become *’* * o***®*" *»"<*. new theta efforts to learn about are part of the dally school rou- ***”•* edio fly the Oommu- Ube progrese and r~»-fHIWifin o f tine. "*** **■* Oommunlst our. educsdional system and to victory are not engaged In an OPEN Left, intermediate academic freedom but are en Christ Presented to the People. state (the people less prominent, Christ more iso help our schoois reach their po- teiklal ',qf the best possible ed gaged In an activity that I con- IT’S COMING... state, Metropolitan Museum of Art. Right, seventh Europe Second in Cart lated),.Pierpont Morgan Library. Drypoint. ucation; for all." •Idef treasonable . . . I think the WESTOWlf As pM of observattons dur UNITED NA’nONB, N. Y. Justice Department ought to put ALL DAY PHARMACY ing the ireA, on Informal pro According to U. N. figures, 66 a ftop to those who raise mqn- gram, "Experimetks in Learn per cem of "the world’s posaen- ey, blood'''y«ek’.PlCTUlU SHOW-AP NewA«»m . to BBstoe M.L. Nesrhestor. Ooss.. That iSm nootlMi heeTSe tost dsy of October, titft b> am t the sam* arc Uaiitcd am i SUPREME FOODS inneiea for ttw' crodlurs vtthls to tbeir rlehvi to airoeted to gtre to. to to. eroto-sjj

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WUtKlIIS-WEST CAMPING HIGH GRADE ' FUNERAL EQUIPMENT SERVICE Co<^ StM fiiiff B m a PRINTING Air Mattwwei^ Btoi—, Job and'CommcrdAI ORNAND J. WEST Printing INraeiw MANCHESTER Prompt and Efficient PriBting of An Kteda 14S ■■ O K N T K B R . SURPLUS SALES CO. IM N. MAIN R . M aifciw tirt OMwt Depot SfM n CoRimuRiti Prtsf WUk nfeM* ItaOKIw Open DoOr to 9m P J A 254 Brimd SL, Rear A. P A B B — M t -T lU Triephone 643-5727 FALL CLEANING TIME MANCHESTER •HMCS CUSTOM MADE ' __i-- CANVAS AWNINGS ItnaUty Dry O piihn of SHELL Drapat, Carteloa, SUpooven MEMORIAL CO. ^ and Wardrobe Opposite East Cemetery SERVICE QaaUtjr Dry Cleaalny [ ‘ MS OBN1BB Oae Day S«rvloe Quality Momoriais Worldss Oldest Hohhy MECHANIC ON DUTY Alteiirtloiis and Bepalra O ver 80 Y ea rs' B zperieoee Connecticut Valley Coin Co. everyone seems to want to col AT ALL HOBBS Oae D iy Servioe on Soede ^wdaliaes solely in the sale, lect aome of them In one torm An W ork Done On Premiaeo CoH 649-5807 purchase and appraisal o< coins of collection or another. Njfearters, flensrata i^ "*" and currency. They constantly Service of Sincerity A. AXMETTl, Prop, Connecticut Valley Coin Co. Oarkvetere. need desirable coins and are al has one of the largest coin In Damastte - Plsielga Cara B 8 FO B i Harrison St., Manelwster ways interested in purclinainY ventories in New Btogiand. In- Everyday Uvlttg la more com- the table In the hall of the main M8-TM8 •> Alnndmun Boll Op Awategs ‘ CLEANERS ooUectionB and eatniea, no mat riuded are early type coUk in pMoated today no matter what , oorrldor; or. If you prefer, ask ter how larye. ThereCore, U all conditions, proof and mint your particidar role In life may them to nuUi a copy to you. a Doer Caaopka ^ N e x t T o Ugyett Dmy you have a oolleotion you want ssts, rolls and sets of ooins In be, and surely thia k the isase Thia booklet k most helpful, and e Mom Doan et o Oonihiaatton Wtedows to sell, and reeJlxe the highest circulated and unctrculsted, when It oosnes to a funeral dl- explolna in a very clear and Where yon get low prices STEVENSON’S prices avBilaUe, tell Oonneoti- and common singles and kj»y reotor. Because of these oompU- laûal manner the many prob MANCHESTER Maaelisstar Awalag On and a 10% Bonos Card cut VaUey Odn Co. at 648-6296 dates In all oonditiona.Btow, aaUons, many petals have come lems the family will have to IM WEST OBNTEB ST. . . . To Save WithI ESSO for an appointment who is a member of the Profea to depend upon the Hobnes Fu face, and has bean proven most 648-M91 Do you have coins you wont Btonal Numismatists Guild, will neral Hornet 400 Main St. helpful. S s j o f o o d , 1M8 405 MAIN ST. appraised? OaU 648-6296 for an moke every effort to loonte de Just rooenUy, a new organ TEL. 649-5533 appointment and they will be sired coins for cHents, If he does People need a person who can was tnstallad pt tile Holmes CHOICE VARIETY glad to be of service, Do you not have the coin in InvMiiory. take core of OAA, MAA, Social Funeral Home, and for those P A A Upholitorr •Timo-Ups have silver coins lying around W inter to almost upon ua and Security Benefits .and Veterans' who wish muBlo a t a serr ios, Mid IV I Shop the house that you’ve been thta Is a weloome oddlUan. Qualify BB-UPHOLBIEBINO * EnQina CImmiIiiq ' is a wonderful time to start Benefits. These and many other thinking at selling? Do you a youngster or youraelf In the related aervices are offered at Hotanes Funeral Home is uni e MODEBN rUBInmnUD * Minor Ropoirs have aocumulaUona of toreign toacinating hobby of coin col the Hobnea Ftinerai Home. que in that It is a family busi- Seafood aad ANTM)BBS or U.S. coins and paper money, lecting. For qhriatmas, a birth Many people have also bene nesa. It was stsaled In 1923 by 43 OAK STREET # s u r e gteek aod Beetfea * Stam|M medala or tokens that you would day, or any special oooaoton fited by "The Knowledge Book Mark liolrosa, and today hk . e Cnaloas FWnUtwe Bke to dkpose of? Need aome three sons, Hosvaid, Arthur and SUpeovera aad Drapsrks coins make an unusual gift. let” put out by the Order of the Made to Order Norman, carry on Uie family extra money tor the boUdAys, Stop in and talk with the Blows; Ooldm Rule, which ia yours tor Osmplete gsksMsa of a new oar or planned vacation? both will be hiqipy to advlbe the asking. Just stop In at the tradition. No matter when you N atartak Call Connecticut Vhlley Coin and servs yotk Home and ptok up a copy from call the Home, one of the eons FREE EATDtilTBS .. yiuUkKaij^CUiA Co.; they have ready cash and will be there to assist you... Lower Level of Uw Parimis are paying top i^ces. theirs Is a aervtoe of sincerity Reuben Pleu’t d48-d>M F o r the past alx years Oon- where peraonal consideration la Mo*. A Toes. 9A.Jit. M 888 B D B N S ID B A V B . necUcid Valley Coin Co. has a trodlUon. Texaco Sfafion B AR HABTFOBO been located j a t 97 Center St. 381 Main SfroGt LUCA’S 289-6333 and has beei\ headquarters tor Tlirough the Hohnee Funeral fORJ'-nEBVlCBi Flower and Hand Tools the woitd’a oldsst bobby, ooln Home's memberahtp Ip tbe Or PhoiiG 643.9149 lACMDBAMAT PalnUny' aad Deooratlac ooUeoting. It is the otdy ooln der of Uw Ooiden Rule, funeral ' Auto ' D ry d e a ir in * and T saoeM r Taola ahep in M anchester, o r aur- arrangsmante oan be taken Hjrdramatte fW ot Mare PVsatsand AAso: Beweavlng end cuatotn Oarden and Land Took rouiMUng areeus, specialising care of ad over ths country. all alaaa of windows m ade airifaa pantn and ocwts. Baby, Honaehold, Party only in ooins ( buying, selling Should death occur away from s P\sr T able Taps Fair iMoea. %w! and Bannnet SnnpUea AO W erii and appraising), currency and home, Jtsit call the Holmee Fu O PE N 8 AM. to 8 PJd. t Bnmad Noads coin s«qipUee. The coin shop Is neral Home and toll them Juat Texaee Labrieatioa garvlaa HfeSTTm AATUBDAT 8 AJM.-NOON located next to the Central what amUigamenta you want W e Oive jt Hotmos Funsnil (tom* FOR BEST r e s u l t s needs the service of a fine qual m m ft Cesisr lOstl; MasdNdw dairs. For privacy, arrange the laundromat) pressed, Mr. the moot beautiful oita, large- M ies ity dry cleaner, laundry service ments are by special appoint Addabbo will do that for you enough to handlp ' tlie largest or a tailor. In Manchester, Lu KORRAL *t$ m AiirtMjt T tM t. ment. at a alight chsige. service, Mtims|k snough for the PAUL’S ca’s Laundromat and Taylor Or better yet, he will do your amsSest. Qatih chapel bss Ita I CHDU) Coin collecting is a fun hob •‘‘T SSnZS • Shop is the answer to these ser entire dry cleaning and press own priyato family room and PAINT SUPPLY 118 Uprues M.. DAY OABE CENTEB by that is eduoaHonal, can be Csraer of Bkai vices. It is conveniently located ing. Don't worry if you get a each has its prlvwba entrance. 645 MAIN STREET Hourly o Daily o Weekly pursued all year, and can also at 176 Spruce St., Juat around B e ^ o n s lb le C aro tor 2, 8, rip, tear or bum U^your cloth The decor k done with Impec- , Ops* 1 to 8 Dally, bal prove a profttaMe investment. the comer from Oak St. — al Tri. 64*4)300 •Ttorar On U— dsy." t, 8-yr. olds from T a.m. to More and more people, bbih ing. Luca's ~ raweaving ' and oahle taste, and all (amUles are • p.m. Blonday tbm Sat- most next to the Nathan Hale assured absolute privacy If thia old and young, are turning to mending will make it- look Ilka Ws Day oate M i nrday. School. new again. The tailor U their wish. R08IN cdn collecUng as a hobby, as nrssyssrs Wêlesmet Hat Lonckes Served The business is divided Into houra are differen t frctiW the few hobbies can make such three sections; (1) Poly-Clean PlM Qaality Ptems M8-8IM a Dalnamt 8 t» Manchester Laundromat hours: TTiey are A flower room where all flow -oto II you would like to I m m u M takes about 60 minutes, while MaOimm ■tours AUTO PARTS a defense of the buslnm "a s - your laundry takes abouV SO Hanford tfIghllctiiB with any member of the Hoimas tabllohment," saying that^lt has New* - J u n lly , Jiaa oaU at th eir ootMid- . ' : BUOAD ST minutes. Tour time passes Oaallcht disr Own Special 1 plenty of faults, but .has not pleasantly srhlle you are wait w n c —loot taUon room on the street floor star *■ Us "capped out a ^ freaked out of 1 00 Newt P M FW ds ing. FM music plus the Isteet 1 10 UConn .vm Rut^cwni ^ level on B igelow St t^'all the Prepi "nody. DaPe*t OPEN its reqxmsibtUUcp/’ magazines and papers are at 4 RO Monitor Home- and make an appoint M AN CHESnR He said be luul little patience 8:00 Mgvp SAT. TO 1 PJL your disposal. € U WfMUtwpr _ ^ ment, and hers in seclusion yeu 275 MaIii Strati PUT c s n i R with people.stho "point up prob Luca's 'Tailor Sbop has s tail ttrictly B|H>rtji may ask any quastlpna ,you MbmiUtr lems but do not attempt to help or from the old school running wUh; tltars Is no obligation on PhoBt: 64M977 us solve them." 11.RO Sporui fin al it — Luca Addabbo, whose mot II ROOther IM g of tk# Dnr jKiur part and any ons of tbs Sabatells is chairman of the w r o r ^ u io Faatartay a ssaiplets Has i to is "We fit to please you!" Otch HeathGTton Holmss fa i^ wili be pleassd «hfU Predarts pine FRONT END Connecticut State Labor Oom- [The tailor shop also specialliMM Mike Graan to tielp you. . ^ miosioner'a Ekxinomic Advlaory frank Hollar v ' Ossjsral Antomettve in reweay^, dry cleaning, Olrard DYNAMICS * .'i.‘ ^ ■ '* Council and vic e pralstdent m custom made suits,' pants and W IN f-IB R i A huge, ’brlgMIy lUinnlnatsd' the Cteonlal Bank A TVust 0». Nava Md ROAD RBKR coata; plus all types of aMara- parking area; loige enough tor (m m m Dairy qoecn) of Waterkury; Cosm.' Uons and professianaj services Tfav# *78 fi 75 oan, Js'available at the rear The otudenu who were attend World Thia W atltSr mt t r t i t i 5 on mens, womens and childrens a(p«u^ dp ^ of the Hohnee ruoaral Hama. ing a college bualneas gym- clothes. ârk bate and walk part posium, gave Sabatella a pro MANY WIVES WOBB around the Home to the longed round of applanse and In today's Inflationary eootio- NEW YORK -iOf th* nation’s to the nearest antraa then subjected him to a variety my, you will be pleased to know that Luca's price# for all tailor naarty 27 mllUon working wooi- Holmee PSineraJ Home JfVes up of questiosis, eri, M per cent are single, M 'to the motto of the O fn »r at the Sabatella urged the iroung- ing work is most fair. Mr. Add per esntâro raarrlsd and It CMden Rule, "Senate measured stera not to desert bustneas abbo ia s mastsr tol^ par cent are sridowod, divoresd not by gold-buH ^ the OotdM* "w hen i n need you most." over ten years aegfiritaot. Should you wish your dry claan- or separatsd. R u le."

Read Herald Adb M A PaiRtiRR FrtbltRi? W tll Hafp! Service still ineaiu aomethiny to iia—aad meana tpendinc enooffa time with you to heii> you •rieet the richt paint finish for thst Job you’ra plan ning. See 08 for paint and service wha you plan your next project. .""a ■> (Tlif :^traU iLltib E/UJrnBnmmCQ 723 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTBB—PHONE 649-4501 STEM

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THF MAN'eco»Tl of stx.straight vtotorira the back-tcHback trick previously during the 1966-67 sra bat the iniurv tISt 184-120 in double overtime. New Phoenix attack and Stan Me- Francisco’s J«m Williams fired the same ..nH 1:06 ( 6) Tale Football start of the year. E ast m M PMaaU win c^paigns for small fry. The recently completed sched- doited hite wm sn? er Bobby Donglass of the from injury last' week and against toe BUls and worfcbocse ii1a mo«*irA/i iR^t« ucv.Acii iijol ivajs iio sur* York took San Diego 120-111 and o" - »>■ 1:66 (66) AFL: PatrMa ys. Other games Sunday have meet Menday alteraira at ule marked the 15th consecutive Chicago Bears will be aim Wmew Break Park at IM In found a new accomplice in O.J. Simpson. Namato after In year for midget football in prise to Laker Coach Joe Baltimore defeated Beattie 12«- bu^r M the 24 6ec- by Detroit’s Eddie iOtes made It Dolpbiiia - ..^1 Century Dlvlalon leader Cleve pass .catcher Chip Meyers, credible 1968, U having a aora 1 1 2 . flX,v.^vi?tor^^n,^n ^ sounded. But H7-117 at the end of the first 6:66 ( 6) NFL: CMan^vs. ing to end . the longest win- an BOO murlhis town. Flavell, like Ferguson, is Mullaney. land, 5-1-1, at lOnnesota, 5-1, irads the Bengals against paratog year. But he’s ahrays a former fine player. The 7-foot-2 ' Chamberlain, Chamlnberlain’s Injury was de- e^T^r sl2 referee J<*n Parker overUme. ’The Pistons’ Jimmy Cards J mng and losing streaks in toe Uqj club to the Central Dtvl- dafigerous and field goal kicker 4:66 (66) Chargers va. * * * playing possibly his greatest scribedi BJfiiDr.b>i ; Robert Kerlan, “*** WUllams had beat the Walker was the -game’s hlgSi the National Football alon: Now Yoik, 8-4. M S t Houston in a key American Jim Turner is another offeratvs ^ ^ The ruling put the War- *corer with 29 potota. CUefS game as a Laker Friday night, famed orthdpedic specialist, as League Sunday. PoUoe, Injured to an auto acci Louis, 8-4-1; Green Bay, 5-8, at Football League game Sun threat tor (he taient-rich Jete. Off the Cuff suddenly went down as his right "almost identical to the one suf p au scorers. ahead 109-107 with Just 40 WUMs Reed scored 26 points B«>dle is expected to get the Baltimore. 4-8; New Orleans, 1- day. Bomb shell In the rhubnrd Mullaney was asked after the ’ seemds left to play. *nd Walt Frazier 22 as New dent earlier tola week. half-gatoe behind the Chiefs, San Diego’e pass gama, punc knee 'gave way. It was diag fered by Elgin ^ylor some nod over Steve Spurrier, who 6, at Danas, -I; Phlladslphls. between the Hartfi)rd Fire game who would take Chamber- Boston’s John HavHcek was York won its 12th game in 18 Meanwhile, the Bears who 5 Houston, two games behind plays at home to Denver, and tured by Denver’s pointed rrah, nosed as a ruptured tendon high years ago." ■tarted for toe 49ere toe past have lost eight straight NFL 8-4, at Wsahtogton, 4-8-1; and New York and elowly stoking to Miami vtelU Boston, with Its will try to rebound s gefai«« Kan- Fighters and the Manchester Iain’s place. He didn’t hesitate the game’s high scorer With 31 abarts end sent San Diego to its Ciis Johnson^': two weeks, for the contest Red Raiders In the O iarter Oak in the right knee cap. Baylor missed part iff the games—seven thia season—toe Atlanta, 8-5 at Detroit, 4-8. the Bast, will have to flush out usual Pat hand. ■ra /City. Quarterbaok John ’The Lakers eventually lost a 1060-66 season with the htjury and his answer came with a points, and Jeff NpiiUlns tolled «lghth straight defeat and nlnHi ««»tost toe unbeaten Rams at toe blue chip rookie, who un Football Conference’s Pony Di smile: ■ " ■ the Warriors with 26. 10 games. Elvln Hayes led most Chicago has ever tost in a The Browns, who slammed Cook’s return to the lineup HadI, 8 for 30 and 51 yards os 122-120 decision to Phoenix. but made a successful come Los Angeles. loaded two touchdown passes to vision was dropped by Curt Far "Rick Roberson. Ho reminds T he Detioit-Pbiladelphia S®" Diego with 25 points, W ell on W Sy row, wUl be at home and fa Dallas 48-10 lari week and rad- last week helped toe Bei«ala San Diego suffered Its flrri ahut- ’’When I came to Los An back the following season. The Roman Oabriel-led Rams vored to make Pittsburgh, i-4, ed the Cowboys’ unbeaten string Meyers last week to toe 81-17 crack a tour-game teeing string out since 1961 lari week, wlU rell, re(e)ree, in the di.spUted me of Wes Unseld of Baltimore, game was knotted 20 times, the Baltlmoie built a 88-poM have swept to seven straight contest. Farrell’s letter to geles,” said first-year Laker Before he left Friday’s game. their first victims of 1988. at six; will be out to stop the stunner over Oakland’s *ix>wer- and gave the team more vtcto- have to be on his toes against , - — — I have------a lot------of------— confidence — in ■ - - this I wmmmrw last at AAA121-121 AAA SJSin the Ufv •WVIIU second ’ gSJL*ex- halftime lead,aaxaaS| thenVanda OMAvvU staved VIAoft Cba To Ambition victories, including a 37-31 house. President John Stewart of the Coach Mullaney, "I was told nowever, ^m berlain made his kid. He is going to surprise a lot tra period. A basket by Terry Seattle rally to win by 14 points: Douglass, the newcomer from red-hot Viktoga, who have wen ries—tour—than it had all lari Kansas blty’a kUter-lnattnct Western Division of the CofC, Chamberlain had a bad case of presencepresenco felt.feit. ot rus/aniApeople. »» ■ ______«__ ... . JUMPING MADÂf- triumph over toe 48ers earlier Kansas, will be making his third six atralît after an opening New York, led hy their aoe- season. --— lliwihen. arthritis in his knees and con DIschinger, a free throw by Bob JRule of Seattle was high BALTIMORE (AP) — Ous to toe year. However, to that in-the-hole. quarterback Joe Na- and printed last night, iald the “ He hit the first 10 shoU In'the Roberson, a 6^foot-9, 280- Howard Kbmlves and two free acorer with 29 points. Ekul Johnson slipped Into his black ter missing an inter straight start. With Douglass at game toss to toa Giants. Don Triill. who rallied the Oil-, Oakland will try to bounce blame solely on the coachiijg stant pounding of the running up first quarter and wound up the pounder, was a __ a .______. ^ ______t r t r ^ ception, Boston Patriot one, toe Rama had to score two toe contrris, Dale Baym, toe math, has a seemingly easy eri from behind In a tour-quar back after Its humlllaUcn by a first-round throws by DIschinger put De- Monroe led Baltimore with 25 silk underwear and talked again touchdowns to the last quarter Green Bay, one gams briitad touch, playing Buffalo before a rtaffs of the two teams for the Darji Johnson shews Beare running ace, rebounding the Vikings in the Capitol Dlrl- ter victory agmtori Denver ear^ CincInnaU with quarterbaok Da about hla burning desire to to escape. Brodie went all toe fulf houB# at home. her this year, will replace Pete shenanigans which took place make the National Booketball his deep frustration from knee surgery, has come on ston, must past the Colts to ryls Lamonica to the driver’s way to that one and hit on 30 of Elsewhere Sunday, Kansas Beathard oa the starting Quar seat, and slippery Bob Oriese which ended when Ppunter from gettinnr from satisfied. Ued at 188. Weiakopf had a sec- In 88, three under an average of 17 a game, and in ' off any statement about its Jim roof really caved in lart Fran Tarkenton Is overdue to can League, will be the vard attempts to play the B<>*ton Oollsge, Ued for fourth stnoe on opsntog triumph over "U you’d asked me before flace to break toe haMt. Lions a interrupted while the voting the bail off "The center;sr:^wins ond round 68 and Still a 71, Just as it appeared^he was shooting percentage at .487 Owens-black athletes problem. Sunday, trapping the Dal start hitting and toe Salnte did abode better on offonse s«d guest speaker at the role of Ivy League spoiler ***• •Hempt to re-, Rhode island, tries to stop Ed machines were set in place sev cocking the ball before he'snap- ^ ■farted the round if I would ’Two more strokes back at 140 going to run away ^ hide whils scoring a t a 19-polnt aver- _ Head coach Owens met Bri- las Ck)wboys, St. Louis Car score 51 points on the|Cardlnal tougheyr on defense with strocty Hartford World Series in a Big 'Three meeting at **‘^1??.** ^**?*~. _, w Ha»*raro — oo. at Oornoti. eral days before the town elec- ped It,’’ said PhUadel^la de- bo satisfied with 71, I would were Herb Hooper, John Schro- from the rest of the flel^ bow- age. Ous also leads in another day with the four blacks he sus defense last week. But Giant of pass rush. home airainst Princeton ®'^n>owered by Dart- Other games on the schedule tlons. fensivo tackle FToyd— - Peters . ... haVAhave aalrl said yes,"V a m ItllaWlatsaNicklaus aalslsaid a eder s 9a v s anda m s I Jack T a a I . McGowan...... _____ ever,______he ■_ started having his _ . tibii- - way-—as team captain. dinals, Oakland Raiders Club meeting Nov. 17 pended over a week. ago. After fensive Uns must keep Cards off API. "He would rook over the ball Friday after scrambling in with In the group at 141 were Bob blea. '\ ‘Tve got to make the first the meeting the university indi and the old Hand picker in Francis’ neck. at the Hedgee. Belan While Dartmouth and Bos- in an ivy League clash. Boston Bowdoln at Tufts. Coest Guard Here ’n There before he centered it," said a one-under-par round. Murphy, who had the best round Nicklaus bogeyed the 14th team thla year," Johnson said - cated a decision on reinstating the wreckage. Baltimore 4, Green Bay 81 — Oakland 80 Denver 14 — It .wn university, ranked CoUoge, losbr of Uu«e straight at Mlddlebury. Worcester Tech Fred McCurry writes from Eagles’ rookie defensive tackle “But after the way I played of the day, a, 67, Billy Casper, from ^trap, bogeyed the ISth of bis All-Star chances while any of toe four would not come After a 6-7 week it takes a lot If Terry Hanratty can score 14 must have been a tough wssk ger starred with the New England’s 1-2 powers, ®Rer winning its dm two at Norwich, Curry at Brtdgrara- Liverpool, N.Y.', and enclosed Ernie Calloway, who smothered tbe front nine, I can’t say I’m 68,^ and Arnold^ Palmer, 71. when he missed the green sal- pulling on a pair of. contortable^^^ until at least Sunday. of heart to try again, even If a points on Packers, why not John foT| Raiders after that humili American League are heavy favorites Satur- t®"***- >■ brat to Buffalo, a ter atote. Bates at Oolby, Amer- a clipping which had this head punter Curley Johnson on the satisfied. I got pretty sloppy Th® blustery Trade Winds, vaged par from a trap on 16 looking boots, with rippers up... Ron Neubauer, one of toe at 64-24-3 season, record does help. Unitaa? Revamped Colt defense ation to CtoetonaU. At Davis ch ^pion Baltimore day as the 19(S9------season strong dsfsnstve team which lean International at Southern line, "Sproul Leads F-M Hoot aborted punt play. "The oraches on the back nine.” with gusts nearly 60 miles an and had to scramble on 18 when the side. ^ torneys representing the black But the season la <«ily half over did a job on Washington but will cut off the meal money if has altewed just 64 poln^ ds- Cannera'I cut. Ithaca at Central toey blow another. Broncos Orioles last season. heads ihto the stretch. ers to 5-1 Win." Bill Sproul is a spottod it in the game films. Wo Nicklaus,, who now has played hour, played havoc with the he drove through the fairway. "The main thing IS to impress -• athletea, said ‘ his firm would and, at least, the Los Angeles gets big teat In Packers’ revtvsd I ’Tickets aye available atnisellne wlUi a OA In ? *** **®®*''*- Oonnsctlcul. Northesstsm at former local boy who has scor told the officials four times that my fellow players, not the writ watt until Monday before mak Rams haven’t let us down yet. attack. hurting without Floyd Little. StruggH êrlto s 8-1 lecord to Weslsyan. New England’s Cortland Btate. BiKtesDoit at were going when he moved.” Kansas City 27, San Dtego 17 from Walter Law ed 25 goals this season for the ers,” Johnson said. "’They're ing any legal moves. Let’s try again with all games Dallas 81, New Orleans 17 — rence, Ray Peck or w U l* r a ^ ^ te “" ‘‘•■‘en unUsd Olassboro SUte, Maine Mari- Fayettevllle-Manllus High soc . . "I’m bowlegged," admits going to vote for their favorites,"' Owens, black defensive cap scheduled for Sunday in both ’nua was to have been toe year — Chiefs lead league In four sta- **’ “P “ "*• •* ''•‘• ‘Pbl. «nd Nichols at cer team. Sproul is a younger Floyd Little, the AFL's leading Haynes Due Here Rolling Stones anyway. tain Lee Brook and white offen the National Football League for------the------Cowboys“* at long lari but tteUcal categoriu and hdd half inL* * * ^•'•e champtonahlp with a Trenton State. rusher, "and ttMut’s a mlnua be game edge in West. Chsigsrs with Dartmouth. Tha Crlmaon victory at home ogatost WII- -______.. brother of Jimmy, currently sive captain Ken Ballenger met and the American are 2-2 *" Uw I*Mrue. while toe The C anZ T have starring as a linebacker with cause if my legs were straight Push Kings Out with the four. The flirst meeting League.le. '~‘"“ Iland. They can’t take fiatota seem to have run out of gaa and Galloway Dies ened out I’d be three inches tall lightly after last week’s 51-polnt have been hard hit by Injuries Tlgsra and Dartmouth are 4-0 to roUad to'jslx viotorlea, but wit the UConn varsity football Report Bob Hull • was wHh|Greg Alex Friday aft NFL conference play. h,ve to throw up a tough do- Ex-Coach Dice team. Sproul, who ^ d e d an as er and a better receiver. On the Tomorrow Night LOS ANGELES (AP) —The ernoon. Then Ralph Bayard, spree and close 81-17 early although some may be back. CLINTON, 8.C. (AP) -C.W . other hand, tt’s a plus when — Minnesota 27, (Cleveland 17 — game won by Cowboys t o ___ New Yorit SO, Buffalo IT — "Chick" Oalloway, a star to- Unbsatsn Dartmouth, a unani- fsnse to stop Williams’ Jack sist In the 5-1 Win over St. Loa Angeles Kings and the New Harvey Blanks and LeMor When Carl Eller, Alan Page and ilUFFALO, N Y . (AP) — Markham, hae sparked the I’m running with the ball. The Basketball Wizardry at its best is assured basketball WiR Join Hawks' quarter on a Mg day by Calvin Bills always ^re tough for Jsts flehlar for tha Phlladalphte Ath- mous obrios as Naw Binglsnd’s Maitland, Now England’s sll- York Rangers, upstaged by the Mills, huddled with Owens and Co. run up against Dick Schaf- No. 1 team to The Assoclatsd Urns ruslUng Itader with 3,767 Howard B. Ortner; vam ty bas- team to 27 vlctoriee. Only a tackier’s arms aren’t long fans Sunday night when Marques Haynes and his Fab- the cocaptains later. Hill. who had to come on stronger fbr letlca and the Detroit Tigers enough to reach around both Rolling Stones rock group, weire TORONTO (AP) — The Globe „ rato and Briends, somebody Is Chicago 14," Pittsburgh 10 — 88-19 opening ^sy win at Buffa during the UM’s, died Friday at Press regional rail, should hsvs yards in Ms varsity csrser ketball coach at I'orneU UiUver- acorelees tie . marke a perfect ulous Magicians ply their trade against their traveling and Mall says Bobby Hull bos n It was the second start of the going to get hurt. U BUI Nelsen record . Halfway through the scheduled to meet this afternoon Bears are favored but why with lo. Loss of Geotgra fislmss at his home. He was 78. littls trouMs to Mklng its record With tos Yankee Conference ■Hy from 1900 to 1906, died of an Jeto- Ifon ^vlLrd companions, the New York Rens, at the Clarke Arena. instead of tonight in a National reached an agreement with a . day for . the meetings. The first gets through another week with to 7-0 at OolumMs. champlonahip clinched by Mas- 1969 season, home teams have Maynard c a u ^ t a Tap-off will be at 7:80 with meetings ended before they 0-7 record? Wrigley Field na safety blow to Buffalo and Joe Oalloway sraa an athlete at apparent stroke Friday at hte Hockey League game. lawyer for Chicago Black - out getting his shirt dirty he Namath might just pick on that Ths once-beaten Boston Uni- sachusstU, ths five other mem- won ,89 of ithe 56 games played, ^ r o -TO pasrasâlnst Ml- plenty ol tickeU available at the really began. First there were tives getting unruly and that Presbyterian College in hte )a>mr In suburban Tbnawanda. ami lost Nveok hlB graiteful Joor The game, originally set for Hawks but the National Hockey.:, should go into the Hall ot Fame. Bear defense can make life spot. veralty Tenieie Mek to equal bare move outside toe league the'visiting team has won 24 negotiations over the presence Joe Kapp and BVed Cox team hometown of Cltoton before he He was 76. ,tlmce and two games have been ioamxnatea gave him a Brome 11 p.m., EST, was moved up to League club Is stalling on final''' miserable for Hanratty. Gale Miami 21, Boston 17 — DM- ths school rsoord of savsn vlcto- tor games. Rhods Island is at acceptance of the agreement, u of Neubauer at toe meeting. up whUe defense holds the fort. began hte bsseball career with ' tied in the NFL. Fourteen inter ball. They had also given‘s him o w“r ^ 2 p.m. when Kings owner Jack Sayers building up steam for a phtos almost upsst Jsts last the Atteata club to the old rira in a single eeason as host to BU, CoimscUcut takss on Rut- Ortnsr was sn AlltAmsrlCan the ball in use at the time when Kent Cooke booked the Rolling REBOUNIX—Jim Washington of Philadelphia bat The newraqwiper quotSa the aU- • Owens didn’t want him sitting Los Angeles 81, San Francisco Rhods Island, which upset New gars at home, Vermont Is hoet conference games show the to, toe blacks did. Neubauer big blowoff. week white Pats ware shuttllnig Southern AaaociaUon. He went basketball pteyer at Cornell aitd be caught the pass which sent ^ ^ Stones’ concert in his aU-pur- tles with Detroit’s Mc(3oy McLemore for inbound. star left winger as paying he j 21 — The 49ers almori made Waahtogton 34, Philadelphia out Houston. Miami won a ■spt. HampeMre lari weak. to Lafayette, New Hampshire Western Conference with eight him over the 10,000-yaixto pa« Haynes, one of basketball s wound up ritttog outside, poised to the AthteUcs the foltewlitg teem captain In 1917, 1618 and victories, five defeats and one pose Forum for tonight. has been ready to s|wte slnee'- George Allen turn grey to first 17 —Btegle defeiue full of holes 6 exhlMUon, 18-0, and should do Massschuratts, ranked third traveU to BpHngfleld and Matne 19)9. He played with ths profae- receiving mark as a pro. jNeltV all-time gieats, has appeared Wednesday. to give advicedVii whenever any of year, and i^yed seven years tie in competition with the East ’Hie Rangers .were not happy game when Rams bad to come and Sonny Jurgensen will take it again. under Oonnte Mack. to Naw„ Eiiigland, te Idle due to Mts the rood to meet The Ctta- stunal chsmpten Buffalo Gsr- er the game ball nor '‘m Hues’ All-Star guard, sank early-day Fourth of July cele- em Miasisslppl at Memphis Mtesl ^ ppl, No. 16 Mtehlfon at now-you-don’t show Is a feature Lee Pabat 175-451, Yolanda I burgh 124-111. an IH-foot Jump shot with 13 sec- .. . . Bums 471, Phyllis Dumas 461, In East Division braUon. New Year’s Eve to State, New Mexloo State a t Tex- nUnbte, Utah fitata at No. U Air Perry deflected a Denver ends left and Red Robbins u Leah-Whipple 462, Jan McCurry Tlmes Square and Saturn Three as-EH Paso and Pacific at San Force and Iowa Stats at Ns- pass^ then scoredv,Qn an assist sealed the decision with two 466, Marlon Sullivan 460, Jan Baltimore New York’s Favorite Cousin OAKLAiro (AP) — The New blasting alt from Its pod at Oape Diego State. biaska. by Doug Moe with 88 seconds clutch free throws, os the Hues. ^ McKenney 476, Janice McKen- York Rangers had k chance to K eiat^y There was only one major left to give Carolina, the one surged from 10 points behind In T ney 464, Doris blcklnson 476, NEW YORK (NEA)—It letes, however, believe *>«»* a' point edge. The Rockets trled^to the last five minutes, has been rumored in cer move into first place in toe East "Yet evra that comparteon Bowling ’Toni Verfaille 457. ciirseêxiats. ^ Dlvlslcn ot the National Hockey falls to capture the electric delay for one final shot.' but n Glen Combs led the Chupar- tain quarters that the city, "I don’t believe in ghoats,' Celebrafie Annivenary bad pass from Floyd Thread to rnls with 3t pt'lnts. League—and it took them only quality generated by the nearly ^ JEWELL — Pat Matrick 211- of Baltimore (pop. 918,024) ^ hobgoblins and jinxes," said the' Spencer Haywood went out of Pittsburgh never had a 20 minutes to take advantage of 68,000 fans who regularly jam BOSTON (AP) — SWsds Ns|. VILLAGE t'HARMERK — Sue 486, Sandy Brown 196-185—609, could not defeat New York Bullets' WesUey Unseld after It. bounds. Haywood led the scor- chance against the Stars. Los Morhardt 140. " toe vari edifice 'or^*> ^ son and IS other living members Jill Merrill iei-188-633, Unda City (pop. 7,964,200y in a another defeat by the Knicks.' New York scored iix times to usual T l^ r six ing with 30 polnU, ami Bob Ver* AngeleH led from 3:54 of of Harvard’s 1916 Ross Bowl Simmons 188, Hermetmie Me- clam - catching contest. "We’ve got to think about' the first period Briday night aiul each fall. FCr It to a unique I”*** ninners-up ’Texas and ga paced the Cqugars with 28. first ' quarter EARLY BIROS — Joan La- Tennessee at home to Rfisoon- team obSstvsd a 80th annlvraaa 0< 8 or f H. P. Khmey 184-494. Leslie Dinardo Since the claim is allegedly everybody else.' A team Is a' blasted Oakland 8-1 to the only perlence which awes toe first- 7 H.ft Snags a Strsnea sagins 7 H.P Ksblsr er Wtecansm Chance 182-347, Joan Colby 181, team." sin. Bavlor and South OOroUna. ry reunion Friday night st s 10 s 3.50 esmi pneumatic ehseli — h»s» pneumatic. 10 s fuo NHL gam# scheduled. ^ time participant ; tnspires the -Ifix S JO i fuUy pnsumstle 10 Diane Heavens 126. ^___ indigenous to the Chesa- Tom Matte of the Colts smllss* respsctlvMy. . dlimar t o the Harvard Gtah The Rangers’ victory moved partisan Bengal supporters and s 1.60 ah M i lI New York Jets upeet the "The Mets wtnntog' was a EREATEST SHOW OH EARTH IN T A M H O U A AUTO MECHANIC heavily favored Balttmoce Colts fluke," he said, "and (he Jets IXHAUtT COMMNATION I'/a HP, to 11s HP. in a toothall tgame known for winning was a bigger fluke. I MOfI NOSI TECHNICIAN evermore In noriheni Maryland don’t think anirbody'figured the The Fabulous Magicians NEW 1970 MODELS as the Blooper BowL Jets should have bssn in tbs Rem: ball gams. h ' “nils opening Is fojr a skilled man In a pi*ogi'eeslve, M ty MAtOUeS HAYMri ARE NOW IN STOCK! The Baltimore Buulto, lavet^ "When the KMcka win, modem, warm shop. Fringe benefito include free uni CALL NOW FOR WINTER ed. lest four straight idayotf though, it Isn’t a fluke. They're, gamee to the New York Knlck- onpnhie of beating nnyhody. PH forms,^ Insurance, pension and profit sharing. STORAGE RfSERVATIONS . . tell you «M thing: If ws don’t SUHRAY, HQV. L 1M erheokers after the BnUeto had i m r j L _ Forty-hour' week, 8< a.m. 'to 6 p.m., no Saturdays. s a l e s —PARTS—SERVICE ' won the NaUooal Baaketboll As- bant the Knleks all year. Pm EASY TERBIS—USED MOTORS •®e*a*ton’o Eastern Dtvlalen sure some of our pinyeie wUl Hi(h Cteneral Motors training. If you feel qualified and poe- title. start thinking about n jinx. If ALL 1M N. ribly being h^d back In your present Jdb, call Rein: thla thing contlnuss, .." Phil Ferry's voios tsailsd all, a^ QOLF CLIBS IN STMBl TOplias, Service Manager. MAL RHINES The Baltimore Oriolea, heav- i*^!**'*™., The saK la profura and the paienUy^hot Uktog what tt wna nînvAvraMte a t Uy favored, loot the World i*nxey another wounds ere deep. In Baltiniore. / 'll*** MaHne to N«w AMoclatod city. It’s'' BaXimore (by New about to sky, and lisgna again. iHor iM iv-tsm fo tuviT In Our MaHne DGnnrtniMit. Seriea In five games to . . . a certain gf Irritation "Sports Is n neitter .of tnlaiit the New York Meta. ■ York). is beginning to ahow. and putting tt to pinw uss," Rem : New York columnists, never "Yeah,” says BulleU' reserve BOX OFFICE M IX H A C n S Y GEM CHEVROLET an overly kind kx. have ob he said. “There’s ho fkndng a . “It's toe had Boltlmere lUy 8 ^ , —there’s this foeling good tssm- WiLUiyrANTIC— 423.1603 CAPITOL EQUIPMENT CO. i served t ^ -phenomenon and Hally 7.8# AM. to 8 P.M. e Tiuua. tUI • e Sat. tin 4 ‘*eew‘*t ha\"e a Nsttenal Hoc to Baltimore. Ws want to bent Whnt. tben-naks 4 Haw Toth CAPITOL EQUIPMENT Co. key t«agae tram." — a 'New commented thusly: “Peter Min- 88 MAIN ST. — TBL. MS-1M8 heU out of anybody toon New writer — are the PRO SHOP York Rangers utt would have paid only #kS York It’s tori that so tar fi teams’ excuses tor : '*SAUS. SMVICI «irf FAKTS-a KASY TMMS** tnAnMH ir J beads for BaUlmoro" and todsed, U ever a city riwsfed^'Lord Baltimore jumped rope." hariitt happsnad.” Fhrry m Few of the viettmlasd ath- walked nwny. 3t MAM SY.. M ANCHm i 643.79M OMfy t» B PJA— IMn. m 9

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BIANCHEtflisR EVENING HEBALD, MANOBESTER, OONN.. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1969 36 Hsip Wasts-* ‘ 'Miiu 4 PAGE SEVENTEEN 14 34 >, ______TAVERN for sale^Mbnejr mak- 35 ShvorioRs WwrtGd CLASSIFIED SAVE mvfiviDX MONET! I Fastliaal service.serviC€. **’• • vwiiB*Owner cuuuous.anxious. K,nii Call m Mr. t . 38 Bw Iim ss LocoMom Homos For Root 68 1966 HONiSa CB 160 cc, $228. Dormers, room addiUona, gu- Frediette for more detiQla. H, N U M Ea A in m i « „ — L 63 DAY CARE In Ucoised home ■BERlIrSlRiO For Wont . 64 Call 649-0082. racesrages, porchei,norrho-. roofing and M. Frechette..Frechette, tUT. ATOES —11 p.m. to 'WANTED MANCHESTER — keal clean Realtors, 647- 7 Laurel Manor, 6494819. MANCHESTER Park Chestnut elding. Compare prices. Add 9998. Are You A Journeyman fpr* or chad '(mder tour. 3-bedroom Ranch with flnlah- ADVERTISING Call 646-7038. • Garden Apartments. Deceni- m a i n ST. — New one story eper month. Ask CALL Handyman. Leaves raked Parkade Bakery, Parkê Sihw rioM MANCHESTER —NEW five- Deadline for Saturday and Monday la 4 :S0 p.m. Frida.' —Are you looking for oppor square feet to - 3,000 square for Mr. Phllbiick, PhUhrlck or vacuumed, carted away. Shopping Center, 649-6820. You’U enjoy working‘'at Mancester’p j room apartment In two-family, N. J. LaFlamme — Carpenter tunlty? Sell variety of pro^ 39 feet CaU Warren B. Howland, Agency. Realtors, 646-4300. Reasonable rates. 643-6808. contractor. Additions, remodel ducts. $29 investment. Ehrentu- ROGERS CORPORATION home. Three bedrooms. Avail TTBN-AdE handyman desUea Realtor, 643-1108. PI.EASE READ YOUR AD ing and repairs. <3all anytime ally grows Into large whoMê WOMAN part-time, for clean a re most congenial. You win rAossi«> 1 n employes able Immediately. Range, dis LINRI Construction C o., Car odd Jobs and lawn work. Pcs', Classified or “ Want Ads" are taken over the phone a* a for free estimates. 878-1642. outlet,ouUet. nnntnrtContact .isr Mr. u-w-n-irin.McCmkln ing. Laurel Manor, 649-4819. posal, caiqieilng throughout, WAREHOUSE with smaU office Out of Town pentry and remodeling sendee. -plus many fringe beneflU, too! A^pp^Yto ^ ter St. ares. 643-9633. eonvenienee. The advertiser should read his ad the FIRST dale, Springfield, Mass. 413- Manchester, Connecticut g srage..-$310 monthly, plus In center of“town. Can also be ForHout 6 6 DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the Additions,* garage and renova- DORMERS, garages, oorc'nes. 732-0928. COUNTER OERL part - time V uUltles. Paul W. Dougan, Real used ■ for workshop. Available ------ne.xt insertion. The Herald is responsible lor only ONE In tlons. No Job too small Call rec rooms, room additions, evenings, $1.80 per hour. 646- Phone 648-5162 Moriarty Brothers tor, 649-4838. November 1st. Call 643-9678. EAST HARTFORD — 4 large correct or omitted insertion for any advertisement and then 643-0086 or 649-3032. kitchens, add-a-levels. roefing, 1886. Dogt- Birds IEEDED ed. Six-weeks . old. Wormed. turing m baths, 2-bedrooms, monthly. Also spacious 4-toom In person, Metronics Inc., 640 Call ' 742-9274. dishwasher, disposal, self 263 MAIN ST. — Office space apartment, centrally located, caipentry, miscellaneous re- BIDWELL Home Improvement Hilliard St., Manchester. EXJSiCTRICIAN —Journeyman WAOT to see how you can make cleaning range, double door available Immediately. Rea heat and hot water, no pets, pairs, etc., sfeood service and Co. Expert Installation of YOUNG man to assist man Train now ' to operate bull and experienced helper. Top commission a night for a PART Gordon Setter and Ger refrigerator, carpeting through sonable. Rent one room or $123. monthly. 649-4824. low prices. 643-7218. aluminum siding, gutters and DEAN MACHINE ager, lighting showroom. Will dozers, backhoes, etc., in •wages with benefits. Call be tow hours of your time? CaU man Shepherd puppies, 8 out, two air-condltloners, three rooms. H. M. Frechette, Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? train — excellent permanent ALL MAKES of chain saws re trim. Roofing Installation and booming construction indus PRODUCTS tween 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. Rob Ken Mulvey, 1-429-1170 after weeks, $15. each. 633-9827 any master TV antenna. Free Realtors, 647-99931 opportunity. Mr. Claman, 646- 6 p.m. paired and sharpened. Lawn repairs. 649-6493, 875-9109. try. Complete training pro ert’s Electric Co, 644-2421. time. heat, hot water and perking. Businuts Prapurty Carlyle Johnson 2830. 24-Hour Answering Service, gram ~ In full or part-time 102 COLONIAL RD, LaundiV and storage area In mowers and-snow blowers re- ROOFING and Roof Ren^r YOUNG man who desires re SHEPHERD and coUle male For Solu 70 paired. Mini-Motors, 188 Rear classes. No correspondence, C^LAIMS a d j u s t e r , part- basement. Play arfa. Super WAREHOUSE CouglUi Roofing C o., Inc., 648- leam on the equipment, Machine Go. tailing SLS a career, sales time. Need experienced ad ,P«W>y."8 weeks old. black with MANCHESTER — 30,fWO Free to Herald Readers Middle Tpke., West, 649-8706. 7707 intendent on premloes. On bus state approved. Call any- Has Immediate Openings: oriented. Boy’s and men’s de juster whose position presently white marking. $20 to good square .foot masonary Indus o IMt tr HIA. he line at Thompson Rd. otf^Cen- Space on Pu’rneU PI. Next Worn Inlnrmatlon un one uf our classified adveitlsenientsr POLLARD Tree Service— Ex Ume 1-226-8894. Has openings for: Days: 7 a.m. to 4:80 p.mi FULL-TIME partment. To learn manage allows part-Ume assignments. home. Call 649-9888. trial building^ 1V4 acres, cen ter St. Convenient to shopping, to the CBT. Going for less No answor at the telephone listed f Simply call tlw pert tree removal, pruning and Nights: 4 p.m. to 1 a.m. ment. assistant buying, salary All repUes confidential. Write tral location) all utlUUas. Roofing and PUPPY, 12-weeks old mala, schools, and churches. Open than $1. per eq, ft. trimming. Insured. 289-8720. open. Call Mr. Shapiro, 643- Box A, Manchester Herald. -'/m intensied in one of thd new maxi-coais Many posslblliUes. Including Chimnoys 16-A •GENERAL MACHINE PORTER 2128, Casual VlUage Shops, part Beagle. Free to good -just like dally 1-7 p.m. 648-2623, 643-1023,. EDWARDS TURRET LATHE—Set-up 643-4112. Or by appointment. commercial use. Hayes Agen SHARPENING Servlet- - Saws OPERATORS and operate. Manchester. CENSUS enumerators wanted home. After 8 p.m., 643-7282. that one.'" KEITH REAL ESTATE cy. 646-0181. knives, sees, shears. skates ROOFING ^ Specializing re Help Wanted— For general cleaAing and ANSWERING SERVIGE pairing roofs of all kinds, new (Set-up and operate) BRIDGEPORT Operators— ex for Vernon PubUc Schools. TWO Siamese caU, blue and “T MANCRESTER — beairtiful rotary blades. Quick service HARDINGE CHUCKERS B49-1922 646-4126 $$ANCHESTER —Center—Poa roofs, gutter work, chimneys Fehrale 35 custodial work. $1.92 per perienced in aircraft work. Census must be taken of aU Lynxpqtat. Both proven fe four-room apartment. Heat, hot Capitol Equipment Co. 31 —Set-up and operate. children from 0-20 years. 10 HousohoM Goods 51 Rooms Without Board 59 water, carpeting, stove, re ilble office and residence com cleaned and repaired. 80 years’ ioOKKBEPER — Knowledge *HEAT TREATER Top pay for top personnel. Pull males with papers. WIU ac 649-OSIHI 87S-2S19 Main St., Marichester. Hourr hour to start. Apply; cents per name paid. Cb'iaot ' — r—’—— ■ ■ ------^______•i$»wn*iwr, 6wo. eecurll^ bination. Six-room Colonial, > experience.eXnArIpnro FreeW aa aafl«w»a9.Aaeatimatea. -M n ______...... __ benefits. Apply In person, Rolo cept any reasonable offer. CAU frigerator, $178. Security. Wol- .MAIN 8T„ corner; office, 3 dally 7;89-8. ' Thursday 7:80-9 of Burroughs or National Book- PRODUCTION JVllLMILLERS Superintendent of Schools, iEWINO MACHINES — mngei LIGHT housekeeping room all vertbn Agency. 649-2813 ear garage. Bus line. 324,900. ami leave your nicHHUKe. You’ll hear from our aavertixer In Call Howley 643-6861, 644- Machine Co., 68 Elm 8|„ Man 1-884-7791. rooms luid lavatory. Hbuae A Jig time without spending all evening at the telephone. Saturday 7:8(M 648-7988 keeping Machine, accounU re- dTOOL CRIB ATTEND- —Set-up and operate Park and School Sts., Rock lutomatlc stg-sag, excelloni ftiniished, stove and rofrigera------Hayes Agency, 6464)181. 8333. t a a chester. Hale Bldg. CaU 643-2667. celyable.CAivAhlA. At laaatleast $2tO per\ «* hour ANT’k.rm ______ville, or caU 878-2879. Ask for PERSIAN kittens, lovely conditton. M akes. buttonholes tor. 801 Main St., 643-4074. THREE - BEDROOM Town- YOU ARE A 1. ttuck Is A-1 pliis, five days, 10 to 6:80 or TOOL GRINDERS — Ex -W- $91 CENTER Street, an eight Cellars, attics, yards, drive- ROOFING, Gutters. Chimneys— M (DTT’S LATHE Operators —Ehcpcrienc- 1 Mr. Brisson or Mr. Kerkin. silvers, 8-weeks, also one four- hems, (-morolders, etc. O r lg ------appliances, utilities. FIVE -room suite of front Main AulomobilM For Sal* 4 1 to 8:30. Call Mr. Shapiro, perienced at sharpening! JiaUy over 3800., 6 monthly parking, private basemern and room home with 2-car garaga wa.vs sealed and small truck New and repairs our special ed In aircraft work. Thp pay month Blue male. Shota. 1- St. officea, 100 percent loea- 643-d!l,28 Casual Village Shops, •STOCK SELECTOR metal cutting tools. ? SHOP-RITE 747-8383. payments of 38.80 each or ooy ROOM for rent, kitchen patio. $216. J.D. Real Estate located In busUiew n aooe. ing done A-1 right. Call Tre ty, 20 years experience. Free for top pensonnel. Pull bene REAL ESTATE office needs Uon near bonks, alr-conditlon Manchester. » 1 cash 822-0931 dealer privileges. CaU 64941129. Associates. 643-8129. Dwelling could be easily con HERALD , 1968 RAMBLER (Jlaselc. One mono Trucking Bendoe toll estimates. Call Roy Kanahl SUPER MARKET fits. Apply In person, Rolo Ma experienced sales personnel. <*d, automatic fire sprinkler. Good wages, benefits. BRIDEPORT MILLING For confidenUal Interview, caU m i n i a t u r e Schnauzer AKC verted for professional or com owner, 6 cylinder, automatic, free. 742-9467 643-0353 after 8 p.m. LIGHT, ' clean work, packing chine Co., 68 Elm St., Man FURNISHED light housekeep- TWO • BEDROOM apartment Apply' Marlow’s. 867 Main St MACHINE OPERATORS Mr. Pasek, 289-7478, 742-8243. puppies. Cropped, Inoculated, MAYTAG Dryer, complete with mercial occupancy. Robert J. BOX LETTERS very clean. $878 or best offer, plastic bags In cartons, speed chester. Ing room tor woman. Apply Ideal location. Adults STEPS, sidewalks stone wails. ^ 887 Bast Middle Tpke. groomed. Top quaUty. Storrs, exhaust hose, purchased In only. FURNISHED office for rent on Smith. Inc.. 063 Main Streat. 876-1641. 52 MAIN ST. —Set-up and operate. 109 Foster St. or call 643-6888. Immediate occupancy. M9-B241 fireplaces, flagstone terraces. ■••O" Ing and rlum bing 17 and care essential. Sensible 1-429-9134. February used very little. New Coll Main St..-'$78. Security deposit For Your starting rate with merit raises. Manchester CUSTODIAN — Full-time or 289-0432. All concrete repairs, both In ‘ part-time at Manchester dryer- 238 CHARTER Oak StT-T^m required. Call 6M-9678. BUSINESS aone —Slone build PONTIAC . Bonneville, 1962, GRANT'S Plumbing Service, Pleasant new plant on Tolland All benefits. SUPERVISOR TRAINEES RESERVATIONS accepted now Cost $218. Sale price $168. 644- Information side and outside railings. Land with private entrance, suit >VE HAVE customers wa.Ung power brakes, power steering, quality work, fair prices. Call Sb., East Hartford, about one PART-TIME help for general Manor Rest Home. CaU 646- for Christmas puppies. Free 1476. SMAIX STORE near 100 per ing constaUng of four unit THE HER.XLD will not automatic shift, good condition. scaping. Reasoiiablv nrlcert greenhouse work and flower -I 0129. able for working gentleman. tor the rental of your apart apartments. Three house trail for free estimate, 643-6341. mile from Manchesterr iin.3. lino. ------, PLANT LABOR, paint maau- to good homes, five females, cent Main Street location. Ap dl.sclose the Identity of 643-0680. Call 643 0851 Exceptional opportnlUes ex $l8 weekly. 649-1746. ment or home. J.D. Real Bs Hours 9 a m. 8 p.m., 5 days Apply In An Equal Opportunity Employel tocture, 40 hour week. ContacJ three males, part Sheltle, bom Model Home Furniture ply Marlow’s. 867 Main Street er parking loU. Excellent In any ddverliuer using box EXPERIENCED mechanic ist tor those having two to late Aaaoelataa. Inc,.I ;t43-ai36 BRICK, block and stone work. a week. Call 828-7*497, 100 a.m. por®on at Krause Florist, 621 , Jack Kaplan, 875-3385. Nov. 4th. call 649-3971. 8 ROOM HOUSEFUL come. Phllbrick Agency, Real- letters. Readers answer 1966 RAMBLER station wagon, wanted for general repair four years o* coUege. Some LARGE clean, furnished room. ------. ______TERRIFIC spot lor any busi tore, 646-4300. Brick walls, patios; outdoor-ln- Millimry. till noon, week days only, for Hartford Rd., Manchester. 19 PIECES ing blind box ads who very good condition, $496, 742- garage. Profit sharing plan work and/or military ex MALE COU jIB puppy, for sale, Gentleman only. Kitchen privl- >-DOKINO for anything in real ness on Route 83 In Vernon. desire to protect their -door fireplaces, sidewalks, Dressmaking 19 Interview. 8233. YOUNG MAN — Full-time, to available for qualified man. perience. Formal and on- excellent) background and <297 leges. Free waeher, free dryer, •state rantals — apartments Was glass and seat cover identity can follow "his chimneys. Free estimates. ------. .. assist in delivery and Installa See i/tr, Sloan,' Sloan Garage, Job training ppovldad, lead parking. Palmer Realty, 648- homes, multiple I dwellings, no InVMtilMllt procedure: Domenlo Morrone, 649-1604. ALTERAÔNS my specialty, temperament. Call 648-0341. 9-8 business of 15 years. Two bays. FrapGfty 1962 THUNDERBIRD, 2 - door TELETYPE OPERATOR tion. Turnpike TV, 649-3889. Route 88, Vernon. ing to rapid advancement p.m. Imenor Designer wants reUable 6321. fees. CaU J D. Real Bstet* . .. ,, ' ----- — ______• ______oaunittcisatisfaction guaranteed. Call CX5LONIAL BOARD CaU 878-9211 or 875-8244. d G 7 d - A Enclose your reply to harttop, all power, $498. 742- LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also M7-9607, Into responsible supervisory family or newlyweds to accept Asaoclatas, Inc. 643-6126 Would' Involve other diver MEN tor tire service and re the box In an envelope — SERVICE station help, full or position. Hours available: BUNNY rabbits — 9 weeks old, delivery of complete Model Dis PROFESSIONAL office for UNIQUE Investment with moving large appliances. Burn sified responsiblUtiei. Hours cap ahop. Good pay, 48-86 hours 160 ELDRIDGE St., third floor, address to the Clasjitled part-time days. Apply In per Noon to 8 p.m. and 3 to 11 your choice of 10. $1.80 each. play of QuaUty Furniture Just rent. Center Street location. $8,960. yearly Income potential. ing barrels delivered. $4. 644- 8:16 to 6 p.m., please con COMPANY. per week, all benefits. Must Apqrtmun Ffciti four-room apartment. No pels: Manager, Manch:iHler Moving— rucking— son, Russell’s Texaco, 818 p.m. Salary open. 649-7375 after 3 p.m. removed to warehouses for Pub Call 649-1680. Two-family, presently opersted 1961 TEMPEST, automatic 1776. tact : CaU 649-8967. Evening Herald, together Adams St., 649-8110. be steady worker. Experience Uc Sale. Modern 8 c o m p le te ...... TonomoiiH______53 — as rooming house. Completely with a memo listing th-j transmission, $128. 646-1089. Storag# 20 SKILLED AND UNSKILLED helpful. Apply Nichols Man- EMERGENCY — Two NYC FOR LEASE — Industrial sene. ODD JOBS— Reasonable rates. . ______rooms with the 31,000 look. 8 FOUR ROOMS, one-bedroom. l^t^R ROOMS and tile baUi. furnished, new furnace, hew companies you.rdo NOT WESTINGHOUSB ATTENTION—Young Men. Im 'Chester TTre, Inc., 295 Broad CONN. BANK & TRUST cate must find farm homes, Block and brick commercial Garages, attics and cellars MANCHESTER Delivery-light pc. ConverUble living Room ‘ ----- .... i—heat - and hot water------furnished,^ . . . roof, ample parking. $27,700 want to see your letter. 1963 CORVAIR - 4-speed, good APPLIANCE mediate openings for five, neat, Excellent wages, fuU-tlme, six days tier week miiff St.. Manchester child’s allergies. Will deliver. Heat, hot water, centrally lo building. 3,700 square feel. All Your letter wlii be de condition. $195. Call after 6 cleaned. Lawn raking, rubbish trucking and package delivery. aggressive young men to rep COMPANY 6 pc. bedroom. 8 pc. Dinette cated. .^dults only. 648-2171 newly remodeled. $138. per M H. Palmer. Bealtor. 643^- SALES & SERVICE CO. 649-7608. utilities Including 12x20’ office 6321. stroyed If the advert'ser p.m.,! 872-3781. removal. ■ Small shrubs and Refrigerators', washers and resent leading firm, Manches MAN to work In local dairy 310 down, you may purchase month. Second -floor. Security trees removed. Call 648-2001. J ______Central location. Busy Indus Is one you've mentioned. stove moving, specialty; Fold 130 Prestige Park Rd. ter, Hartford and surrounding store, three evenings and 1 CONSTITUTION PLAZA •uiy room IndlvlduaUy. Im deposit, adults, no pets, park 1967 IMPALA Wagon, good ing chairs for rent. 649-0752. trial and business sone. Fran If not It will be handled Ea'st Hartford, Conn. areas. High earnings, rapid eome Sunday work. Call 649- mediate deUvery or - tree ing. Acroas from rec. IIH In the usual manner HARTFORD, CONN. cis E. Boland Agency, 318 condition, 30,000-miles, V-8, 283 , advancement, new car trans 615 PARKER STREET Arriclos For Salo 45 storage. School St. Mancheoter * engine. Call 649-4917. _ route. 8017. After 6 p.m., 643-9707. Broad St., Msnehester, 643- I Mr. R. J. Kennedy portation furnished for work Call 244-4903 CAP h OCP Charge Plans JAN. 1ST. Call 643-2301 after 6 p.m. Painting— Paporing 21 MANCHESTER ALUMINUM aheets ____ _ NEWLY redecorated three- 1883, 643-1884. BUSINESS ZONE 289-7931., ing area. Drawing; account tor LANE maintenance man for 41eo ouj own Instant Cradli 1963 RAMBLER, 2-door sedan, printing platea, .009 thick, 28x room apartment. $120 per YOUR BUSINESS Janitor,' de iNSIDE—outside palntliig 8pe An Equal Opportunity Employer expenses to start. Must be able nights. Apply Holiday Lanes, Equal Opportunities for aU. Plan OCCUPANCY V-8, automatic, very clean, MRS. E. S. LOFTUS 36” , 25 cents each ;or 8 tor $1. month Includes new stove, Lost and Found 1 pendablo night service, dally, olal rates (or people over 66 to- begin immedlaitely. No ex- 89 Spencer St., Manchester. Fronting on two streaU, 80’ $326. Call 648-1324. 643-2711. ■ heat, parking faculties. Con weekly or monthly basis. Call Cell my competitors, then call FULL-TIME and part-time perlenos necessary. Sec Mrs. DISCOUNT FURNITURE 47$ room Town Houm apart HotiSM For Rout 55 on Main St . 8Q’ on Bralnard venient location. References PUce. Extetjlng 2 - story 1963 FORD wagon, automatic. 644-0029. me. Elstlmates given. 649-7863 waitresses, 5-day week; 9 - 8 Woodell, 11 a.m. tor 6 p.m., DARK RICH stonefree loam, WAREHOUSE ment, 2 baths, alr-condl- 8INQI-E FURNISHED 4-room Jacket, Uentley School district. RELIABLE and one-month security requir structure Much potential. power steering, new tires, -shift. W. T. Grant Co.. Park Monday and Tuesday, only at rwin'r^s..!! experienced.. Solesiiwn W anted 36>A PART-TIME INCOME five yards, $16. Sand, gravel, tlonlng, stove, refrigerator, house, Bolton I-ake, Novem 643-8611 radio. , 1 ___ TKEE 8ERVTLB, (Soucisri BDWa r d R PRICE-Painting work at South Windsor Auto NOW 2 BIG LOCA’nONS ed. Applications being accept radio. 643-2344 after 6 p.m ade. the Hartford Hilton Hotel, hourly rate, five-day week, full I atone,' fill, manure, pool and disposal, polio with sliding ber ■ June. AduUs only. $ITB Trees cut. building lots clear exterior and interior Paper ______Inquire m person 3880 Main St Hartforo ed. CaU 643-0448 after 8:30 p.m. Price $480. Hartford. or part-time. Apply in person, TEDCAS OU Company needs man 25 ENTHUSIASTIC PEOPLE paUo sand. Call 643-9604. v glass doors. Beautiful, beau monthly. Call only bet/ween 9- FOUND — Friendly bright ed. trees topped Oot i tree hanging. Ceilings, etc Insured' SALES Associates wantedOOlllcu byUJT ------_ j ___ Schanck Rd.. South Windsor 822-7249 JACQUELINE- Paul Dodge PonUac, 373 Main over 40 as traveling represen 25 HOURS PER MONTH tiful. beautiful. CaU. MANCHESTER — 3-|bedr(X]m 11:80 a.m. Phone 649-0072. orange male tiger cat, vicin 1060 FALCON, 4-door, sedan, problem? Well worth phono 649-100$ real estate office, full focllities DRI'VER and stock clerk pert- SCREENED loam, processed (former Fuller Brush bldg.) ROBERTS AGENCY ity Birch St. 649-2180! St., Manchester. I tative. Write A.D. Dickerson, $25 PROFIT PER WEEK POS 178 Pine St. Manchestei apartment In new 3-famlly automatic transmission, radio, call. 742-8282 provided. Will train inexper- Bnie or full-time. Apply In per- Pres., Southwestern Petroleum gravel, gravel, jand, stone, MANCHESTER — New five- B. H. MAGOWAN JR. & Sons. SIBLE 646 2332 house In fine residential area, 646-8839 heater, good running condition, lenced but otherwise qualified son, Alcar Auto Parts, 226 SERVICE MAN BAKER’S helper or donut mak flU. George H. Gritting Inc room Ranch, three bedrooms, lOST - - Male German Shop- Interior and exterior painting, Oorp., 834 N. Main, Fort Worth, (former Norman's Fun. 649-6651 649-2L79 carpeting, range, heat and $180. 643-7932. applicants. Call Mr. Dwyer, at Spruce St. er, for third shift. 48-hour Andover 742-7886. with fireplace, disposal unit, herd, 3-montha old puppy. Bol- ^ paper hanging. Thirty years Texas. Call 649-6806 after 6 p.m. Warehouse parking Included, 3200. per Evans & Clapp, 460 Main St., ------week. Apply In person, Bess dlahwaaher. Available Im NEWLY U8TED 9-room room 1962 FORD Oalaxre'^ 800, 4-dooT Hbusshoid Scrvicas experience, four generations. Manchester. 647-1464. MAN—Recent veteran preferred Full-time experienced oil BLUE Lustre not only rids car At corner of Pine 4r Forest St.s) month plus one month’s me- Eaton Donuts, 180 Center St., for appointment. mediately $230. monthly. Call ing house Furnished and In 643-1009„ Howard. sedan, automatic, V-8, good Free estimates, fully Insured. to train as plastic coating tech buriwr and heating man. pets of soil but leaves pile soft Mon -Frl. 0-9, gat. 9-6 FOUR-ROOM apartment, $110. curily required. Jacqueline- Offarad 13-A Manchester. ___ Help. Wontedr- Paul W. Dougan, Realtor. 649- full operation. Excellsnt In running condition. 6t|9-2232 af 643-7381.“ MANICURIST wanted, ..full or nlclan. Should enjoy some de Excellent salaty, working and lofty. Rent electric aham- a month, security, no children. Roberta Agency, 646-3339. FOUND -Male, Shepherd type. 4838. come. Near center. Mr. Mar ter 4. L ia m THUCKINO. bulk deltv part-time. Call Magic Mirror tail work. Both factory and lab conditions and security. Blue Male or Feihaie 37 FULL aqd part-time help wuit- pooer $1. Paul’s Paint h 649-2818. Call Vernon Dog l^rden, 876- HELPER tor 'carpet and lino tens, Belflore Agency, 647- cry. yard'i. attics, cellars clean CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex Beauty Salon, 643-2449. type work Involved. Growth po Cross, CMS, Major Medical, ed, days': Contact Mr. Sevdalln; WaUpaper Supply. E L B C nilC range, like, new, 7U3i' leum installation man. 6-day ETILL-TIME employment in EDOKRTON Gardens — Near FornislMd FOUR-BEDROOM Cape, $*»! a 1066 FORD and Plymouth 4- ed and removed Also odd Jobs terior painting, paper hanging. tential In expanding company. uniforms and outstanding new manager. Center Coffee 30’’ Coppertiane. 868-6052. week, Tuesday - Saturday, ------hospital. Deluxe one-bedroom month. Manche>.ier, Wolverton I,OST Collie, U-i years old, door sedans, V-8, automatic, b4l-8>l6t ! DIscouht on wallpaper. Call KEYPUNCH operator 029. Good pay and benefits, East profit sharing and pension Bluing departmient in local FREE wheels! Buy new • snow AportfiMfil* 53*A many fringe benefits. Apply Shop, 875-9960. VILLAGE Square maple desk, apartments. Wall to wall car- ______Agency; Realtore. 649-2)111. mule, named Hoot Rccr, re radio, power steering, extra 646-3048. Mostly numerical. Benefits. Hartford location. Call 528-3164 plans. Call for appointment. lumber yard. Experience pre tires, get new wheels free. LIGHT trucking — Lawns, cel Mr. MacDonald, Keith Furni excellent ixindltton. CUI 649- peting, appliancee and uUliUes TWO*ROOM furnished apart- ward. Call 640-.3610. wheels. 643-2880. ----- Gaer Bros., 140 Rye St., So. for Interview appointment. ferred but not required. Appli QUALITY control inspector. Ex Permanent antl-freeze, fuU SIX-ROOM hou«« fur n*nt, hear INVITATION lars, attics cle:»ned, odd Jobs. PAINTING—Interior and ex- Windsor ture Co., 1118 Main St. etc. $10e-$16O. J. D. Real Es- ment. Hest, hot water, stove, cant must have background of perience In reading blue prints strength, $1.49 gal. Cole’s DU- schools, stores and bus line. In- 1068 MERCURY Park I.j»no, 4- Trees cut and removed. 043- terlor, very reasonable, free " ______I 563-0131. MAN FOR assistant shipping FULL-TIME hardware store mathematics. Pleasant em and gauges requ’red. Apoly In coum Station, 643-5332. 40" nir —------i Aesoclstes. 643-3189. rofrlgsrator. Apply Marlow’s, duties appliances, $350. per TO BID door. Executive ear. Excellent 6000. estimates. Call-. Richard Mar- 1 40 GE elwtric range. Tpp of ggj jjaln 8t Mancheeter. , , .4 w -----and—-....-a receiving clerk. 4>iiiiuiSmall o*-ex - clerk needed to fill vacancy. ployment with all fringe bene- person, Multi-Circuits, Inc., 50 month 644-32$4. Personals condition. New radial tires. $1,- Un. 649-9285. 649-4411. SOUP’S on, the rug that Is, so line model with rotlsserio. $80 ONEi-BEDROOM newer apait- BOLTON WOMAN part-time, for kitchen, pandlng company. Good pay c im v im A M — 7771— i------Apply In person. Contact Mr ^flts. Apply In persjui. The W.G. Harrison St., Manchester. or best offer. 649-4408. 398. Call 649-1347 after 8 p.m. REWEAVINO of bums, moth- claan the spot with Blue Lus ment, good condition, small TWO-bedroom mobile home set TOWN SCHOOLS HIDE waatod to I’ratl & Whll- CEILING painting. Also repair Iâurel Manor. 649-4819. and benefiU. Apply at 112 cYeaT^n^ Aonlv Chapman at the ^ G l e i ^ y .Glenney Oo., 336 N. Main St., holes. zippers repaired. Win PreaMt-e Park Prf Poof uo->. cleaning. Cleaning. Apply Holiday Lanes. aaa »t__ tre. Rent electric shampooer building, $140. per month In- '•P Bolton, purchase The Board of Education wUI luy. East llurtford, 7 - 3:,30 or replace ceilings, and wall. COUNTER girl part-time, 6 to Prestige Park Rd., East Hart Co.. 336 North Main St. No Manchester. MEN and women wanted for 196(1 AUSTIN Hcniy 3,000. Blue, dow shades made to!;tqeasur« ford. 39 Spencer St. $1. Olcott Variety Store. eluding heat and spplliuicee possible. Uood condition. Work- accept propoeals for romov^ o< shift. Vicinity of Green Hd. aiul very good condition. Asking Reasonable. Call between 8-7 1 a.m. Apply in person, Bess phone calls. Must be young three shifts. Machine opera all size Venetian bllrftls ' Keyr REAL ESTATE salesmen, MLS Mochiiwry and Took 5 2 ^ Dougan.- Realtor, 649- 643-2880. MOLD MAKER snow B( the Bolton BlameMtary Siimiidt Sb., Manchester, Call $1,800. Call 640-4329. made while you wait.'Tape re p.m., 649-6764. Eaton Donuts, 160 Center St., CARPENTER experienced, and dn^-free. tors, prefer knowledge of In POR SALE — Men’s rebuilt ______AtM available. Call for interview, ...... n /w w N ______Iftt elRiM mold malior. Bchool and Uie Bolton Cantor 643-H324. corders for rent. Marlow's 86: ------— - Manchester, rough andc$$iu trimtriin work. Call uA -rim is — ------r~T“:------jection molding machine. Ap shoes. Work or dress. Bam SIX-HORSE wheel horse with 'THREE-ROOM apartment, 'pri ------MATURE man wanted tor truck H. D. Cole, Realtor, 643^6666. Bchool. Propoaois wtU bo ac- 1060 CHRYSLEH 413 engine as Ma:n St 649-5221 MAINTENANCE MAN 742-6062 after 6 p.m. ply at Apollo Plastics, Hill Yuyles, 23 Oak St.; Manches ■now plow and mower, $300. DEUAJXE./luuuAjb 3-bedroom apisrt- vate------home, convenient loca-,ub«- Immodlftto oponing, HIDE wanted from Woodland Is or for parte. Boat offer. 649- Floor Finishing 24 CHAMBERMAID wanted— six driver, electrical contractors. good bemfita, good eepfed until November 12, 1166 Some knowledge of high and TRAVEL AGENCY has open side Industrial Park, Route 30, ter: Call after 5, 649-5946 menl, ' carpeU, heat and ap- working adults, at 1 00 p m. at which lime Uify St. to downtown Hartford for 0005, TWO handymen want n -variety days a week7 Experienced pre MALE HELP wanted. Apply Conn. area. All company bene eu- FLOOR SANDING and refinish low pressure boilers, elec ings for part-time help. Im Vernon. Saturday and Sunday, pllances Included. $138 per Available December 1st. «*• growth poton* will bo opened. 8:15 arrival. Call 640-I210. of Jobs by day or hour. Rea ferred but not necessary. Call Carlson’s Express. 95 Hilliard fits. Secure position. Apply In PORTABLE washing machine, 2880. tng (specialising in older trical^ work and air-condl- mediate Hartford area. Ex-' 9 a.m. to 12 noon. month. Paul W. Dougan, Rea) s r sonable. Call 6.43-8.30,5. 643-1568. St. person, Mr. Unney, Baldwin - center agitator and pump, no Information may bo obtained floors) inside palnUng Papor perience required. Salary tor, 649-4638. A m t imil VOLKSWAGEN, $205. Call tlonlng. Versatile handyman Steward Electrical Co., 90 wringer,! $20.! Oomiête Girl Musical Instrumonfs 53 UENTI.EMAN ' deelrca room through the office of the flis- hanging No Job toe small will find this ideal. Clean GAS STATION . attendant and commensurate with ex after 4 p.m. 040-0603. CUSTOM made draperies, slip ROCKVILLE . manufacturing Meadows St., Hartford. Conn., Scout uniform, size 3, $8.50. mate to shsre 3-bedroom perinundenl of Buildings and Aufomobn«s For Sa!« 4 John Verfallle, 649-5750 plant, pleasant working con minor repair work: Apply perience. Reply Box ’’S", Man SLlNQERLAND Drums, blue IONA ilFfi. o a covers and reupholstertng. plant, requires experienced Monday through Friday, 8-4:30 Girl’s 24’L bicycle, $10. 643- apartment. Csll between S-10 Grounds, Mr. J. Veltch, Bolton 1060 TEMPEST, 4-door, 6 cylin Am le’s Gulf, 280 Middle Tpke. Reatri Herald Ads (Verkle, 18", 21” cymbato tWo Uiree-room apartment, ail Unit a i Ommmt NEED CAR? Ci-odlt very bad? Budget terms., Establtshed In, clerk typist for various duties ditions, normal 40-hour work p.m. Phone after 6 p.m., 643- chester Herald. 7932. ' s p m. 649-3664. ' Elementary Bchool. der new front brnkes. 2 rv'w West. toms, bass, speclalsnsre. Hi- Oall 649-4971 MlgwU Oarp. Bankrupt, repoH.se.sHton? Hon- 1045. Days,. -524-0154 evenings. In order department. Hours 9-' week. Excellent fringe bene 1044. Joeeph p Castagna. tiros. As Is, beat offer over 049-7590. fits. Wages open, let’s'talk. ROLL top desk, full size. In Hat. stool. $300 firm. Cali 644- TWO-ROOM deliixe efficiency Bagswt BC, e.st Dougina aeeopt.s lowest Bonds— Stocks 5. Call 875-3388. 37 m i M t e # 6A e s A mm mmm • Bupertntendenl of Behoots $760. Call 643-4827. Call personnel department, Hnip Wanfd— Mote or Fmak 0186, after 4 p.m. •utiiMM LoCOtioM down, .smnlle.Ht payment.s, imy- Mortgages 27 real good condition. 742-6948 prestige location, appliances \vht!i'i'. Not small loan (Innnec 1964 VOLKSWAGEN 633-9441, 8:30 a.m.-4:30'p.m. anytime. and utUlties Included. $136 per For Rant 54 Beetle, NURSES AIDES — 3-11 p.m. CLARINET with cose^for sale. eomimny plan. I >ougla.s Mo very good condition, . Building— MORTGAGES — 1st and 2nd, month. Paul W. Dougan, Real $750 or loiurel Manor, 649-4819. CONSOLIDATED CIGAR EVENING WORK Musi sell. Excellent condition. FOR LEASE — Car wash, go- tors, 345 Main. best offer. 228-3971. mortgages— Interim financing WINTER IS COMING 647-1628. tor, 649-4819. Contracting 14 I KEROSENE Pot Furnace with Ing business. Very busy, cen —expedient (uid confidential , GORP. I BOY in service, must sell 1068 . 280 gallon tank. 649-9999. 4 40 GRISWOLD w—^ • • w m ^ w St., t Thi«^ • SM tral location. ^ Entrance to 1962 RAMBIÊR convertible, LEON Chesiynskl builder—nSw service. J. D. Real Estate MERRY, CHRISTMAS! BURGER CASTLE If. the aggrravation of traveling in traffic ia FEMALE PRODUCTION Cutlass, 8 cyllmler, Rani-alr, 131 Oak St., Glastonbury, Oonn. Parkade-Broad Bt., Manebes- (400). good-condition, Two ex-''n homes custom built, remodel- . Assoc. 648-5129. getting you down, why "not close to home. WIG, dark brown, human hair, b a b y g r a n d piano In food hot water, refrig^ power steering, 2-door bnriltop. tra wheels (uid snow tires, 643- f, Ing. additions, rec rooms, go- AVON gives' you the opportunity - condition. Cal] 649-1619.------• erstor, stove, slrrondltionlng. tori Francis E. Boland Agan- ^------4 _ _ to turn spare time. Into money,money. — - —y ------^ ------. Has an opening for a man over 18 to work evenings at our medium length, $30. Call 647- parking. Security . required. cy. 316. B r ^ Bt., 643-166$, ASSEMBLERS 11,000 miles. $'.’.295. 565-7196-o'lv .. I rages, kitchens remodeled, Manchester stofe. Must be able to work after 10 p.m. till We have openings on all three shifts in various 9639 evenings. 247-4046, 633-7402! 643-1864. 043-9832. bath tile, cement work, steps Businfiss Opportunity 28 ‘■•'“ ‘"(f superb llne'of gift Items I960 OlJ>SMOBn.E 98. In ex ____ * .to’■ to- npts'hhnr*neighbors. StArt now. r^n CF8. ifUii and part'tim^POrt-tlme -frir-for closing. EitperlMce preferred but wri will train. J jobs. • ■ cellent condltibri. Alood trans dormers. Resldefirlal or com* BEAUTY Salon—Excellent loca 289-4922. v night ielivepleB, Must be de T o B o y 5 5 AAANCHESTEIR -7- ImmwdlAls IIOt'NEWIPIl MUTT M 1051 FORD with Oldsmobile en portation. Must be seen. Call merleal. Call 649-4291. tion. Good IniiQme. For more pendatine.-Good driving iêcord. Stop in and^.discuss a job with us. FaM aiid|^49.A lar I i_Tfm.su__------flve-rpom ■ ------••v»-evwi» mpiirtmtnt. tofmi 3 $6$i WHi. Mcond MCVnO fio o o n i s K r m , w a o e m gine. Beat offer, 640-176I. 872-3242. Apply ; to ScotUe. Mbriarty INTER\qEWS DAILY AT THE STORE WANTED — Antique furniture floor, older chlldr«i accepted C t l O I T KITCHENS — Colonial, mod ATTENTION — Young ladles. SEASONED cord wood, sawed ‘glass, pewter,------* - - .#^11 oil paintings oi mm. A . " “ ,M.t Frechette. Realtors. 647- - Bros., 313 Center St., Manches Parking for two cars. $180 In- ern and Mediterranean. Also . , ^ Apply to required lengths. Free de Immediate openings for five ter. other antique Item.- Any eludes hest. Part security' re co u jcn o N IO N A MFO. rec rodmi. All work custom 9993," heat, aggrpssive young la d ie s ______501 Middle l^ e ., West — Manchektn' Uvery. E. Yeomans, 742-B607. 1964 TE.Ml'E.ST Pontiac, good Trucks— ^Tractors 5 CHENEY BROTHERS, Incij JUjrtIty. The Harrison'*, 64.'. quired CaU 646-3190 between C L U K KJXIE-NT NTKCKT — MANCHEWTEB cunditlon. Call f>49-5400. to represent leading fashion KLOCK Company has an open 4709. 168 Oakland Street. ers'* COUPLES - without" previous Between the hours of 9-U a-m., 2-8 p.m., 7-9 p.m. * 81 Cooper Hill Street 8EA80NE3} fireplace wood, .4 and 9 p.m. F o l* T liiia 1961 OR 1968 FORD heavy iluty business experience but willing editors, Manehester. Hartford Ing for maintenance rnan. PONTIAC 1968. ratallna. 4- ' Manchester, Conn. cut and deUvered. $18 pick-up -iOUBEHOIX' tots — Antiqiiae IlNill oompany' benafit cconoline-vans. Excellent con to work and learn together. and surrounding areas. High Many benefits are offered such FIVE-ROOM flat on first floor. door, i>owor Steering and NEWTON H. SMITH and Son- toed. CaU 228-0097. prompt) de- brie-a-tarae. ctockg. framaa. Isteady year-rmind work] dition. Call 742-7676. Pleasant profitable work. enming.s with drawing ac as production bonus, paid holi Newly redecorated Ideal for brakes, extras. Exeelleiit con Remodeling. repairing, addi BURGER CASTLE Call 643-4141 for Saturday Appobtments Uvery. flasawara. We buy eeutes. VD- ■An equal op)portunity Phone between, 5-7 p.m. to ar count for expenses during ten- days, . and group Insurance retired or working couple No dition. Owner, 649-3894. 1963 CHEVROLET Vitn. V-8, 14’ tions. rec rooms, garages, day training! program. New - 4- tag* ' Peddler. Aucttoneer. ase Ipto^sr. Apply at ottoe range for Interview at your plan. Apply In person .at 1366 pets. Can be seen any Ume, 36 box. Excellent condition. Ask I'orclu's and roofing. No Job car transp^tation furnished Lake Bt. Boltoa. e a u a n home, 742-7135. Tolland Tpke., Manchester. . 1 SYSTEMS,' INC. Ruoaell St.. Manchester, 1 W . T. GRANT CO.I 1965 MUSTANG, convertible 6 ing $1,650. Call 643-i702. too small. Call 649-31,44. for working larea. Bonus trips HELP WANTED cylinder, standard truiMinls- Dairy Prodoct* 50 w a n t e d — a n t iq u e s , used ' f o u r extra large rooms. Im- ; WES ROBBINS Carpentry re with thapertine group foi; those •IIG BORE Operators. — fin t, Blon, $700. 049-7708. ftirntture. partial nr romplete mcdUle occupancy. second MALf and FEMAU modeling specialist. Additions, who’ excel to nation’s resort eecond and third shift. Lathe BOOKKEEllER SEVERAL riêUea of apples CIRCLE THIS AD cities. Parents encouraged to operators, second shift. Verti sstotee. CaU 633-2300 days. 64» floor, nice residential location, 1962 RAMBLER, radio, heater, Gorago— Sorvlc4 roc rooms, dormers, porches. a r e for sale. Cortlands. McIntosh Now. Mgiwr woga rafi attend interview. Personal In- cal turret lathe operators, sec YOU LOOKING FOR noot after 7 p .m. Security and references, 646- automatic, very clean. $250. Storago 10 ■ cabinets, formica. bullt-lns. Red DeUcious and Baldwins $S00 I'd' month I'ossible In- terriews only. Must be able to ond shift. Call LeMl Corpora- WORK NEAR HOME? 04W. 1959. ôbs avaflablM o o . Call after 3. 872-3810. bathrooms, kitchens. 649-3446. Volpt Farms, Volpi Rd.t Bof METAL building for rent In In conle pnrtlc!p:iting in finest . start Immediately. See Mrs. Uon. 643-3363. ARE YOU THE MAN? Dependable perron 'vlUi experience in boêepii^. pr«for- ton. . WANTED -^Hutty snow blower MANCHESTER - Fully, eoip- IXPERMNCID U» SHIFT 5 k M 2:30 P.M. 1967 CORVETTE. 321, tvro tops dustrial zone, also garage for HALLMARK Building Com business In I’ S A No r?ll- Woodell, 11 a m. to 5 p.m., aMy in accounts receivable and payroll/ Our rapid growth FULL-TIME automobOe me- To Join oar Cast giow lag m a laa ia at; to use for parts, dall 649-4391 ped, two-bedroom Townhouse. plus extras. Call after'5 p.ni., rent with tO’ high doors. Phone pany (or home' imprr>vemenl h'g! Cur . neccisary. .\bout Mo.nday and Tuesdayi only, at requires addiUoti to our office force. W’onderful opportunity M SHIFT 2:30 PJ|<.. 11 P.M. charic. Also service station at W e will teock yoa all about tblii ozc 1^ . baths, close to school and 643-5071. 649-96(4 after 6. i Additions, rec ixoms, garages, ten hours require,1 each The Hanford Hilton Hotel. harioess, Good eoioty w bte toomlog. for advmnCemenL HoMohold Goods 51 rxioflng. gutters. Free estl’ week. $1,000 to S'.’.iW ne»>d- Hartford. tendant, full-time. Apply Sun I stores. Available December 5PPLI5NCE Rapidly crowing indiMtry. New plsnt, stiadT 1st 646-2lin. I960 CHEVROLET, white, autOA males, all work guaranteed ed for'equipment and inven set Service Station. 555 E. Mid • GOOD STARTING SALARY CLEAN. USED rstnggr.iton (WhlibatRod^ 59 work, good pay with overtime, paid lift lipiir nuUic, 6 cylinder, 2-door, new tory. Reftfi'eneos please. RELIABLE woman for house dle Tpke,, Manchester. TOP COSIPANT BEN Enrs I ••■ill 616-2527 ranfes. automatic wa*oer> THE THOMPSON House—Cot- ROOM.. Urge apartment, ' ftiM. bimpitalixiitlon. hoUdayn. VMfttioa and tires, brakes, exhaust system. Mora.cycios cleaning one day per week. • FIVE-DAY WORK WEEK SALESIMN OPPOSTUNITY FOB AOVANCEMSMT arnh guarantees. See them gl togs St. centrally ' located, ithrec bedrooms, second' floor.' ot^ r fringe benefitn. Ekperirnce not neossnnry, 11 ''.A.RPENTRi — concrete steps 6 4 4 -2 ^ 643-2378. MECHANIC — . tor fleet work, • MANY COMPANY BENEFITS Good running condition. Asking Bicyc!os Nationally Advertised B.D, Pearl’s Appkences 64* large pteasontly furnished $130 Two children seceded.' |Weefcly draw ngalnil Hb-| will train. Wonderful opportunity' for iidYiuiee- $160. 228-3235. _ ioors hatchways remodeling six -day week. Must' be avail 3leui St OsB 6lfe-2171’ faterviewB heU dMIy at tbe store. M l • PAID UFE INSURANCE AND rooms, parking. CaU 649-3386 Cell 649-6160. ■ leoL B’CYCLES—New and n.sed. Re :x>rches garages, ciosets cell Brands Co, S A ^ S G IR L — Attractive, mod- able, ««»«, forlor out ,oiof town work.work Fhr Tybo.. I eommtoele^jsdd PM's.| pairs on all makes Open dally erii. fast thinking. Able to work appcjlntmCnt call' 643-2373 Wcat,„ Wanrbsstec, betweea boors o ( »-U HOSPITALIZATION ' for ovendgbt and perntiuteat mgs attics tuushett ’rev 648- 3-41 putt, T.4 poa. SINGER automating zlg- 0NE:-BEDR00M fUach type Apply at 9-5:30. Manchester Cycle Shop 1700 Simrise' Hwy., Room 2542 as part of sales team. Musical 4316.' guest rates. IPilage teneflla1 \ GflMBg 1962 VOLvd—Model 122s. $195. (poms formica ceramic Oth Apply In Person: .sag. srtth cabinet, .converts In apartment. $146. per month In Call 742-7807. 182 West Middle ^"Dike.. 649 er related work No Job toe Copiague, L I.. N.V. n7’J6 background preferred, 9 a.m. to portable, button holes, CAR WASHER, gopd driving R ^ M for rent, gthUeman only, cluding appUences and tedt- a ^ in tfy. 2098 small t)an Moran l Builder to 1:30 p.m, Monday through monograms, terns, . etc. CAVROK CORP. 1963 CORVETTE Coupe, wlilte, central tocatton, free partdng. Paul W. Dougan. Realtor, 646- Evenings 643-8981. Friday. Fast growing branch record, knowledge of auto mo- CAVROK. CORPORATION Ortgtnally over $300. FuU. prtos new paint, short block, auto-" 1969 NORTON Commando, 750 chanics. Call 64r-1380. BURGER CASTU Refcrcncea required. lU SMB. Apply At Once INDUSTRIAL PARR RD. SIX - SNOW urt'ts'. - plus i-on- store complex. Apply in person nojw $33, -cash or monUdy pay matlc. 1989 Wyllis Jeep, steel INDUSTRIAL PARK R O ^ 6464U0. cc ’s: Priced new, $1,465, ask- i , tracto— South Windsor. $800 only. Arrow Stereo Tape Town. ments. 6234476. rOLTt large roome, ftrsi ftoor, Exit 97 oR Parikwow cab, new electro lift, plow. Call' Ing $1,100. 3,000 miles. Call P.EMODELING rec rooftis. and BUS- BOYS— Apply at -Fiano's SYSTEMS,.hie. ICxtt 97. o « Parkway Income for small itore. $3,300. 338 West Middle Tpke., Man Restaurant. Route , 6. Bolton, L a r g e . funusted for test. stove. refrigerator. w. Ts amuiT VnNON. CONN. 1-684-2678 between 8-‘r 8-7 p.!p.m. 872-3242. ‘ repair work. 289-9139. Call 644-0778. ’ Routes IS idid S4 L’SED. older refrigerator, very chester. week nights alter 5, pmi. . rent, pnrtdag. male only. $16 Motkh’s ' security deposit, ret- An tqiiftl opportunity toipfeyar yeraon, Oona... good nmalag rnortitkni $■. weekly/CaU 6444n2$ aAer 6 - erenccs Aveliable November CaU 748-11|9-' p-m. 1. $160. 646-1606. . I J ■ •

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^ Soto 72 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW MANCH^TER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1969 BY SHORTEN and W ^ f l e ' H o u s m For Soto 72 H o u s m For Soto 72 PAGE NINETEEN MANCHESTER — New on HMM -BANGTAiL>«5iREO H6— s Per Sal, 72 H a«ai Far Sato 72 nosegay-OH, Lois For Soto 73 O oiof Tosm CLASSIFIED market. Immaculate mod'em BV aUEFOOr-WOM FOUR I O o t o f T o w O o i o f T o w a 'NNATA DARLING S o - g u e s s whopkreptiewwker - g m r o o m \ Ho#pit«lifted Inmate Colonial. Central location, IH VPPROXLMATELT four -mere* F o r 7 S WI6 VEAR-SIX LA6T'ÂR NAME-AND TME F o r S a to 7 5 P a r S o la 7 S LEGAL J«tlia, 2-car garage, recrea- .-iR Tit money EIGHriiMES condition- nothin walking dls- '— ' mime land. Near community i'*" "— — — ■ ■ ■ Eeeapea After Surs^ry tion room, scroonod rear •lOCKEY ISVtARiNG tance to Rockviurcwitfr. Its roUege site and new Rome 6., * rw m a COVENTRY — Bolton, Une, HAR’A d RD (AP) - a jm N o n c a E -GOODMUPPER-snaoNG MVFAKORlTECOlOR! Tim a steal at M8,900, CaU EUs- 321.500. PhilbMck Sg^ ^ y wlUi “garage, *** bal|t-tos, - large------SOUTH Windsor—Clean 9 room Inmate awaiting trial on'charges porch. Front-to-back Hvlng urmHi ^ws|« . _ _ WtCCUilVC PFlCOCl uL U16 Rand), th re e bedroom* dtn- Fou^room Ranch, fireplace, 'Nt»Ê STRETCrt-'RlPlNfr ' I'LL BET 64»88U- Realtors. 6494200. lota, F a rr R ealty. 1-2891817, .1- of receiving stolen goods ea- ’TOWN OF ANDOVER CLASSIFIED A1)V|;RTISING DEPT. HOURS room with fireplace. Bel Air H e r l t a ^ - I ^ , , 646-2482. ti« room, IH bath* fireplaoe. treed, private jrard, near shop 122 LB5.-7 SOUNDS LIKE NOSEGAfVr 223-7296. c^>ed Friday te)m McCook Hos PUBLIC HEARING OF ’n m 8AJM .V4;80PJH Real Eetate, Vincent A. Bog- garage. PIim three-room In-Iaw ping. Only 318,900. Hayes glni. Realtor, 648-9832. ' A GOOD BETf MANCHESl'JfiH —Older 2-Iam- BEVW-ROOM Ookmiol, SlTS ***’***’ ****^‘ BU nj3IN a LOT, 250 * 160’. Agency, 6490181. pital, where be had undergone ZONING BOARD MANCHESTER ’ cleared, dry, located North VBIUn^ —Sto-room Randi sufte. H. D. Ode, Reeltor, 649 j A S SHOW I .STR Just off Mato St. an emergency appendectomy. OF APPEALS MANCHESTEP. BIX - 1 ^ ^ 0 2 Agency Coventry. Cal] 742-8904. Just beyond the circle. Carpet VERNON COPT CLOSING TIME FOit CLASSIFIED ADVT. GOODIE GOODIE point, paper and clean- t, P****®**** Realtors. ed Uving room srith ^fireplace, He was tdenUfled as 21-year- Colonial overlooking Center An elght-nxMn, two family fuR InsnlaHan. porch, city util- old Israel Crus Vasques of Hart The Ifonlng Board of Appeals _ Low, low 20’s. Heritage ■9 ''••• wiijr mu* _____ CBNTER of Tosm.. .appitaU- three generous bedroom* TOLLAND —Immaculate three 4-BEDROOM COLONIAL P JI. DAT BEFORE P^BUOATION Park. .1% bathe, . two-car —aluminum sided c ^ tt^ lo iUes, buUt-to* extra large 8- SEVEN-ROOM custoin Thla 9io(nn custom Colonial ford. of Andover, Con*, wiU bold a < r ^ . House, 646-2482. built roately 2H acra* aU In "B" kitchen with buUt-fai even and year old Gape. Stove,' refrlg* Deadline for Batûdajr and Monday la 428(^ p,m. Friday garage, large rooma. Immedl- cation. Add a separate b car garage, near school, treed .hbme, double garage. In- erator. disposal. Acre treed U a home of quality set on Vasque* who underwent su9 public bearing in the Town Of <»*e occupancy. Hayea Agen lot, excellent location. Charles zone. All utlUtlea on the site. range, attached garage. 826,- gery Monday, disappeared Just nes8.btdlding-.-ctty utlUtie ground pool, 8 beauUtul acre* Ideal for multiple dweBtin* 900. Wolverton Ag«ncy, Real- lot Oarage, Master bedroom. a beautlfuny treed lot near fice Building on WednaadOy, cy. 646-0131. ^ large |Jn-town lot—one/Uock Lesperance, 6497820. scbools and shopping, ft before he was scheduled for re November 19, 1909 at 8:00 p.m. TOUR COOPERATION W I I X m A I • RAlffiLING RANCH barn, 9room rental. Hutchlna T. J. Crockett, Eealtor. -619 tora. 6492818. 16 * 20’. Only 388.900. OaU b e off bus Une. E x c ^ i^ t con- Agency, Realtors, 649-8834. . features a first floor torn- tain to the State Correction Cen td hear the foUowing » rrta l APPRECIATED D IA L 643-J2711 ♦23,900 - 6-ROOM Spilt, ga 18n. » Green, 647-1878, Paaek Real- dlOon; Fqr complete details MANCHESTER to n , 28^7478, 7498142. Uy room, IH baths, large ter. asking raUet from tha wtfog rage, bullt-lne. Immaculate and inspectioiT caU Mr On large lot in secluded ateep HoBow Lene, five- NORTH COVENTRY — Eleven sundeck, walkout basement, laws of the Town of Andovar. condition, acre treed lot. Aa- I«wis, 649-5806. neighbmiiood with trees, bedroom spacious Colonial BOLTpN garage and much more. ConHnifd From PiEcodinq Poqo JUST LISTED acre* choice wooded, real- MANCHESTER Suburb • two No. 7t George W. Ptatt. Route sume VA mortgage. Hutchlna Uvlng room is huge, ap- with a fnm t to back Uving denUal are * Convenient to acres of land, tiso’ frontage 328,900. 6495806. INVITATION Agency, Realtors, 640-5824. 0, Andover,-Con* Requaattng & . proxlmately 16x30, laige room, a 15x24’ family room FERGUSON RD.' Parkway. 38,700. Blaine David. Ready to soove Into, brand main highway, aix-room house variance to enlarge a Invoslmmr Propoity ‘ H o u s m F o r S o lo W 7 2 spacious central ball and oigtat off the kitchen, pan- 648-0841. Meyer Agency new 9rour-bedroo«n Cblonlal, 9 Realtor, 6490809. ^ Cepe. ’Ihree bedroom* foi^ ■bop and greenho)ise. Z o i^ Sealed bids wlU be received for buUders housing non-con Manchester Parkade kitcfaen, formal dining room, ing room, 2H baths, 8 fire- for general huainea* OaU RARROWS and WALLACE Co. FOUR-FAMILTi' 4-room apart NEW! Bush Hill Rd. Just one newly painted, porches, one rooms, fiamlly room, front- mal dining room,- Uving Manchester Parkade at the office of the Director of forming use. Ranch, one Raised Ranch left, Manchester 649-5306 • laundry room. ♦29,900. plaoes, 2-car garage. AU sft- Frank Mott, 6496608. ments. 15,620. yearly income. block froift Main St. Owner 648- to-back Uvlng room, dfo- room with floor to ceUii« Manoheeter 8495806 General Services, 41 Canter At thla hearing Intaraatod 1% baths, fireplace, dishwash 6946. uated on a high beautiful Roserflhagwty Never a vacancy. Call for SEVEN-ROOM Colonial, air- -Sv'■ lot ■ of a large size with tog room, modern kitcfaen, NORTH Coventry — New six- Street, Manchester, Conn., unUI persona may appear and be er, double garage, wooded lot, F o r brick fireplace waU, untoue n o r t h complete details. M.H. Palmer, oondlUoned, three - bedrooms, shade trees. The asking 2H baths, garage; Many 7 4 room Raised Ranch., tegh as Coventry— Large new November 28, 1969 at U:00 *m . heard and written Realtor, 643-6321. ♦30,050. ♦oo.ooo. Holcombe MANCHESTER _ Spilt Level, one fuU, two half baths, fire PHILBRICK AGENCY features, too ntnnerous to kitchen with bufX-tns, 2 fuU c«9tom 4-tedroom Colonla], tor tlona received. Said appaals ai« Realtors, 644-1285. seven rooms, modern kitchen price to 348,900. MAINE — Lake Parlin Lodges, sumable mortgage, baths, place, large lot. Assumable 5^4 mention. QuaUty built In baths, attached garage. One buUt-lna, dlahwaaher, fire alumlnum.todlng, fireplace, ga MOTOR OIL, GREASE AND on file and may be seen In the with bullt-lns. H i baths, dining REALTORS U & R REALTY CO., INC. 1986. Transferwsier Isis nBson lysaon tor Main route to Quebec. Ski rage, aU bullt-ina, acre plua office of the town clerk. per cent mortgage. Call own 8492692 are* 700 feet aandy shore, 18 sere wooded lot. 10% down place. Only 328,900. Hayes LUBRICANTS. Land For Solo 71 room, three bedrooms, family er, 644-8681. sale. anoded lot, 329.900. Meyer ' Bid forms, plans and speclfl- Dated Ifi Andover, (Jonn., n»fo room, garage, large lof. Phil- 646-4200 Robert D. Murdock, Realtor log caUn* Joseph A. Roy, Box to qualified buyer. 2uU Agency, 8490121. Manchester Agency, Realtora, 6490009. cations are available at the 8th day of Novembar lot#. brick Agency, Realtors, 646- MANCHESTER — 7-room Colo M. H. 580. WatervUle, Maine. prtce $81,000. 4200. Ma n c h e s t e r —6-room cape —— ______*ALIm 3R.- R e a l^ r ELLINGTON General Services Office, 41 Cen Zoning Board of Appeals on the west side. Built by An- MANCHESTER —Large nial, a bedrooms, H i baths, BOL-TON LAKE—Tear ’round OOVB1(TRT — Lovely, Immac Andover, Conn. LAND FOR SALE OWNER’S OPEN HOUSE ------—i-rr^-u- exec- EXECJtmVE RANCH ulate 9room Cape, wooded lot, ter Street, Manchester, Con H o u s m F o r S o Ju 7 2 H o u s m For Scrio 72 H o u s m For Solo 72 ^<11,SaJdJ. H 1L4 i hafisabaths, - fidl'shedA.11 Iltivautive HAmaahomes all « withmI4U 2Hasz baUis, fireplace, cloeet space galore, 643-6321 4% room home. OU hot water Custom buUt 7-room, all necticut. Marvin Oroboff, MANCHEffTER — 3-bedroom U * R REALTY 00., INC. fireplace, full cellar. 18 min- Route 44A Bolton. Approx. Colonial, convenient location, ------1______, dormer^ rear porch, and nice 2-car garages, and fireplaces. 2-car garage, numerous ex heat, 150’ of lake frontage with brick Ramdi wtth dtaha^- Chairman Sunday, Nov. 9, 1-5 p.m, SAULTERS RD. ____ tras. Morrison Realtor, 6492692 utos to Manchester, 318.800. Town of Manchester. 8 acres. 600 ft. frontage. completely 'a ir - conditioned! Priced from 387,900. Heritage 649 trees and privacy. Enclosed er, dlapoaal. oven aU)d.iange, n d __ Robert B. Weiss, Albert Richey, slx-roorh Cape. -Rec room, two ------AVUA V-iHi- 1018. MaNCHESTER — Is only min Meyer Agency, Realtor* 649 Near Bolton Lake. Ideal for Priced to sell, low 20’s. Paul ------o-iuuiii House, 646-2482. porch. Immaculate condition. Robert D. Murdodc, ReaXor 2H baRh* powder and . mud 0809. General Manager Secretary Three-bedixxwn brick front tile baths, bullt-lns, paneled openoren wmwill love this older ha home™. tri-level ------ CMonla], raised hearth fire large bedrooms, flreplaced Uv- 3-car garage. Also has an room. Extraa. , — ------.... 4 bed- Crockett Realtor, 643-1677. place,. buitt-lns, attached' ga COVENTRY — Seven - room rpoms. family room first floor, complete house and patio. formal dining room, big kUch- cation. High 80’s. Hayes Agen age attached shed. Ideal for togroom, dining room, kitchen O ut of Town aawunahle mortgage. $48,- wwad s««iiit«i«w So Colorful Ellington. High on a hill. en. Only ♦20,900. Paul W. Dou rage, shade trees, assumable with built-lns, 2 seta of glass Cape, 1% baths. Only $14,900. In Good Taste Directions: From Silver 2V4 baths, sundeck, double gar- Beautiful lot, 70X200’. Mid cy, 646-0181. ♦^CHESTER -Oreen Mîor large family. Bralthwalte F o r S a to 7 5 900. 6498802. fiw fo u r prapetty Two gorgeous large lots. gan, Realtor, 6494585. Agency, Realtor, 649-4598. VA mortgage. Hutchins Agen doors, 2 - car garage and a BUI Wolcott, 0691868, Pasek One a corner lot. Estab Lane. East Hartford, Uke tee, 160x290, trees, 389,900. 20’s, Phone owner, evenings Rd., 6^-room Ranch, enclosed Realtors. 3897478, 7498248. within 24 houfa. Avoid ted tape Hutchins Agency 6498824. and weekends, 649-6878. FOUR-PAMILT — consisting of porch, large Ule bath, 8 large cy, Realtors,'6496324. large treed lot. 330,600.. Heri jjjâorvlo* Boyee Agtoey! lished neighborhood of qual right at Hillsttmn Rd., left tage House, 6492482. B & W ity homes. 6-6-4 and a n rooms. City utili bedr^ms, hot water oU heat, w , . l NEW COLONIAL — 4 bed- (COLUMBIA Lake — Btx-room o a d d /m m ^ at Wetherell St. Sign on ■WO-FAMILY, 5-5, 2 seperate TIAPE!—Six room, three or four — « oea* ------ANDOVER Colonial. Trees. Private tieeeh BARIWWS and WALLACE Oo ties, handy location at the low, fireplace, attached garagegarage, Manchester - Glastonbury room* 2% baths, famUy roomi. .^V ELY Garrison Colonial with Colonial. Trees. Private beSMh lawn. „ ^----.ASSUME n/ UU»to bus *>catlo and “ ARRiBON Colonial------All the ^ 643-1108 MANCHESTER — 8-room Rais- Immediate occupancy, rec ROBERTS AGENCTY ANDOVER — 9room Oapa, 4 JENSON St., Cape, roomed 1:30-4.00 P.M. Unit of flenenU Sigasl Oorp. spacious sun deck are only a rooms are exceptionally large. 4 rtwm, double garage, $28,900. Idf kltehan, waU to waH Begent St., Manchester finished on first floor, second 646-8339 carpeting, good rtaed Uvli« 5H ROOM Ranch, brick front, 3 few of many features. Only 24’ living room, 24’ bedroom, Hayea Agency 6490181. ’ 383,900. Char-Hon Agency, 648- etc. Formal dining room, fire floor expandable, 4>orch off room, 3 acres of land, shad ------bedrooms, fireplace, garage, SIX ROOM Colcnlol, older but kitchen, wooded lot, 321,900. for horse or pony, $17,900. Paul r r ------7 ^ = = ------park-lIke yard. Immediate oc- 0683. place. porch, garage. Beautlful- HEBRON — BH-room Ranch P i i a j t e by landscaped yard. Custom great posslblllUes. A nice fam Phllbrick Agency Realtors, 646-0181. Like new in and o u t You W. Dougan, RsaKor, 8494818. Kead Herald Ads °"'y *24,900. Hayes ily home for only 321,200. 646-4200. can move into tUs imm^. OB heavily wooded lot, tuU _ P n m o 3 !* S % tS T c . Fdlo*. • ______- ^ ^ ^ Agency, 646-0181. ______built for present owner. 329,900. J. Watoon Beech basement, rear porch, many ir. Ooe*. s9 Manchester Evans 8c Clapp, 647-1464. OPEN HOUSE. Tomorrow, Sun «0ote SH room Ranch with BOLTON Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, extras Includsd in the sale NSW <1 .That 646-4200. MANCHESTER day 2 to 6 p.m. BeauUful, al R eel Estate Co. 278-5960 FOR LEASE out a thing to do. The waU listing 4-year oM 9 price. Sine residential are* Bxeoutlva typa Spitt- MANCHESTER Horses, ponies New ovsralzed 9room Co most complete Garrison Colo •o wall carpeUng in the VACANT VALUE WESTSiDE — 6-room home, 8 and children will enjoy roam nial Mdth breathtaking view. — -______tag room and haU wiU atiw. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 649 that offsta fsoluna lonial, lour large bedrooms, is n . os a 18x94’ lamUy down, 2 up, one bath,' garage. ing the 8 acrea surrounding first floor paneled family Drive up to wooded, secluded MANCHESTER — Timtn.«.nfate Hie kitchen has buUMm Lot 80x180’. 319,900. Phllbrick ^ 8 delightful 8-b«droom Ralph Rd. In Redwood Farms *-room Cape. Fireplace, ga- and dinetta area, room adjoining the kftefasn Polishers W anted $22,900 room with fleldstone fire SOUTH WINDSOR—Birch Hill with a flald stone firsplace, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Ranch. Priced to aeU at 381,- place, large Uving room, and let Rick Merritt show you rose, treed lot. CentraJ tora- IJNO SQUARE FOOT STORE tfiroe bedrooms, Uled bath, 800. CaU Paul W. Dougan. Italsad Ranch, modern kjjteli- and fU ss fioora leading to polteMnir Ashworth St. move right In! formal dining room and this truly imlque property In tlon. One block to school, bus, screened pordi, attached ch with- bullt-lns formal B &. W VlEltNOM - Ip acto ae. tow - ' " I SYSTEM S, h e . year on Improvements. They V aries Lespermnee, 649700, H. M. FRfeCHETTE BARHOWI and WALLACE Oo. room Ranch, fireptaa* ee- RwM agent m praniacs 1-7 pjn. Also shown bv ramie tha bath, fttfl dry boao- make an appointment to PH"*® loca- bedroom model apartmente U&R REALTY CO., ine. saant, ena-cor ganfi*-' Lovely thU lovely home. Extra build tlon. garage, immaculate con REALTORS 1 treed tot to koJot dition. city utilities. Built to ing lot. Peterman Real Estats “ “ ? !S b £ ; 8 4 9 2 M 2 nO U lO H — T-roeoi OMootoL boad: Oosa to aeheatai. obag- l#6*iJ26.900., Phllbrick Agency. ^ Wflbur Cities P»rk^,'*Route I s T uT m !!! Agency, 6492ta.' ' 647-9998 ROBOT D. Ml t’Oar ottaeftad ganga. beel- ptog and ItoUla 84. Oo$y $22.- Realtors. 648-4100. ^3-1023 TELEPHONE 646-2623 643^112 avoUahto. Plano 000. Louto Blam e* Realty, 649 PAGE TWENTY 'iJIattrIjjatfr lEttming fifraUii SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8^ 1880

Members of the Ladles of S t The Junior Choir of North The Friendship d r c le of the About Town’* James will meet tomorrow rt United Methodist Church will SalvatioB Army will meet Mon CgamctUmti Snvttt DttUr f t The Rev. Walter H. LoomU, 8 :80 p.m. at the W.P. Qulsh Fu rehearse Monday rt 8:16 p.m. neral Home, 8 Main St., to day rt 7:46 p.m. at the Church The Baby Has pastor of Community Baptist at the church. tor a work night Bostesses win Church, will conduct a service recite the Rosary for the late % be Mra. \HHlam Spatig and TOYOTA tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Green John Reggetts, whose wife is m e Mancheator Cleigy Asso M n . James Munsle. Ig>dge. He will be assUted by a member of the group. They ciation will meet ’Tuesday at Mrs. E. Lawrence Osborne. will also meet Monda^r at 8:46 10:80 a.m. r t Oonunimtty Bap M830 a.m. at St. James’ Church to tist Church. ----- Duplicate Bridge attend hU funeral. ______COROLLA Been Named The Youth Choir of Commu Manchester Rod and Gun Results last night in a ■'— 2-DR. SER nity Baptist Church will re Club will have its annual fall diqillcate brdgo game at tlw J»*as creaw M If nak, 4 M OmW M hearse tomorrow at 6:46 p.m. Group 1668 of the PolUh Na clean up day Sunday. Nov. 16, Italian - American Club are: •Mrlc at the chufoh. tional Alliance will meet to starting at 8 a.m. at the club Nwth •! South, Edward Comray DuBaldo, Dmfjl LouIm , daughtor d JMbeit and Jerllyn morrow at 1 p.m. at 77 North house, Daley Rd., Covmtry. A’KCUTTUS' St. and JoseiA Toce, flnt; Rphert I raw ¥iwr sMrrw. siw 44 a w nSw pw Stt t« fit. Ddtafpa DuBaldo, ISS W«Bb St., ICaadMWter. She woa bom The worship committee of Dinner will be served at 2 p.m. Stratton and Alfred Lanant, Oct 26 at ICancheeter Memorial HoiquHlal. Her meltemal North United Methodist Church Members are reminded to second; James Baker and Ed ^btt A liStU G ti A lit Vtthtt" Kiandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dellartpa, Slant Hart- will meet kfonday at 7 p.m. at Ibe executive board of the brlngslawn rakes. . ward Ramspeck, third. ftnd. Her paternal gnatidparente Mr. and Mm. Anthony Du- the church, and the administra Women’s Auxiliary of Manches Also, EasbWest, Mr. and Mn. BaMo, 161 OlenwDod S t, Manchedter. tive board will meet at 8 p.m. ter Memorial Hospital will meet The Mancheetor' Area Alum Arthur Pyka, flrst; Mn. Harry MORIflRTY BROTHERS at the church. Monday at 12:80 p.m. at Chap nae d u b of Pi Bets, Ftal, a memi- Elmer and Mra. Cart Engel- Bovlch, Steven Paid, eon of Raymond and Miary Mar- man House. ber of the Nrtimial Panhellenlc mann, seemid; M n. Warren (D M LYNCH MOTORS dutll Bovich, 82 Brent Rd., Monchedter, He waa bom Oct. 27 The Nativity Scene Commit Congress, will nieet Mcmday at Holland and Jack Descy, third. ^ 1 RfMrt Sla .MMMNItTIR IM -lfll •'TUlTi S r tee will meet Monday r t 7:80 at Mlanchedtor Memortel HmpKal. His maternal grandparents The confirmation class of 7:80 p.m. at the home of Mrs. 'The game, sponsored 1^ the are Mr. and Mrs. A. Francis MarctaetU, Ne)iv RochdUe, N.T. p.m. la

OUnn, KeHh IxNda, son of Jesse Sr. and Ooradiy IMxtion CWnn, 40 Olcott St, Apt 181, Manchester, He waa horn Oct 26 at Manoheteer Memorial HoapHal. Hte maternal giandia- Siar is Cyril Hasten Sr., Forest Parte, Oa. Hte pateraal gtanO- lolher Is Jesse Chinn, Uncdirvood, m . He has a bmther Jeese Jt., 2 yeans and e mortthe; abd a steber, Teeeea, 1. 41 4l •«. Hopikina Jr,, John O., son of John Sr. and Barbani Wil cox Hoiddns, 886 Center Rd., Vemon. He wak fwra Odt. 28 at Manchedtor Memortal HoepWal. His matemal grandpannta are Mr. and Mrs. Jamas O. Wilcox, Seabroo*, NJL Hte pater nal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Ralph Hotedns, RocMBnd Mains. He has a alster, MlChede, 2H- » W. «) •. * Greens, Christopher Paul, son of Samuel HI and Oaral- dbia PteoUt Oreene, 166 Taylor S t, IhdoottvtDe. He waa bom Oot^Mst Mbnohsrter Memortal Henpltel. Ms maternal giank^arents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Plcant, 16 Stone St. Manchedtor. His patemnl grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Samuel Oreene Jr., Weteeriy, R.I. He has a Imdher, Joel. 4: and a sbter, Mary, 6. ♦ *i ♦ Sndtii, Amber raisabeth, daugMor of Oaoiga and Sylvia Orove SmMl, 109C Sycamore Lam, Manchedter. She was bom Nov. 8' at Manchedtor Memorial Hbapttal. Her nutem al gnuid- pawnts mn Mr. and Mre. Chester Orove, Marostdbuiv, Pa. Her patertM grayparents are Mr. and Mia. Chastai Smith, Natrora HalgMa, Pa.

Hence, Bonald Michael, json of FldUp art! Mary Darby Hence, 41 Strickland S t, MOnchedter. He anOd bom Nov, 8 at Mgncheater MOTcrIal HbopNol. His ihotoRMU giandporente are Mi<. and Mra. BMward Darby, 222 Oak St., Mknchadter. HU patamal grandparants are Mr. and Mia. p lim oiiri^ . « L u m e J t, Manchedtor. He has two brothers, Rlclaud, 4, end Roboit, in'. ♦ * 41 4* 4 Oaley, Jidle Am, daughter o< Rtohaid end Blaabeth Treat Daley, 88 Meadow Lam, MancUedter. She wod bom Oct. s o r t Manchedter Memortal Hospital. Her maternal grartdpar- ertto are Mr. and M n. Clifford Trart, 88 Meadow Lane, Man- ihester. Her paternal grandmother U Mm. DbrOlhy Daley 16 DretaohwRd., Manchedter. . 4 ' 4i 4* 4> JeaM, Krista BUrle, daughter of LoUla Jr. and Sandra OMcky Jedkl, 6M Chapel Rd., South Windsor. She was bom Oct. 80 at Manchedter Memorial Hoiqdtal. Her materhrt grandparento are Mr, and Mn. Alexander CMeky, 740 Ower- nor a Highway, South Windsor. Her pateraal giandbarento are Ifr. M n. LouU Jortd Sr., 408 Abbey Rd. E xt. WappfnS. She has three bnthen , Dontel, 7, Kemetti, 6, oirt Tlmottiy, 8. 4 #1 4 4. 41 **’ . » j ®*'**"* Glodya, daughter of A h^e and decile Nadara P o ^ , RFD 1, Box 28, OM POd^ ild„ Tolland. She wm bom Oot 81 at Manchodter Memortal Moopttal. Her pater nal gnndmother Is Mm. Leona Parent, OM Port Rd.. TViUand Shehaaaatster, Clalra, !. 4 4 4 4( 41 Hoed Jr„ GUman Bernard, eon of Oilman Sr. and Paid- me Sherwood Reed, 16 River St., Rockville. He wad bom Nov, 1 at Mancheoter Memortal. HU paternal giandparertU ore Mr! and M n . VOrrel Reed, RFD 8, Wlndsorvllle. Rd., Rookville. He haa «wo brothen, Kenneth, 8. and David, 2; and a ateter » Wydenla, 1.

Kneeland, Kimberly Susonne, daughter of Leon and Row- alle Bhok Kneeland, 24 OreanfleM Dr., Wapplng. She waa bom Nov. 1 at Manchester Memorial HoigAtal. Her maternal granknother U M n. Julia Day, 24 OnanfUM Dr., Wanning. Her paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mn. HaiW Kmelond Wllaon. Bha has a stoter, KOren, 4.

Tereohack, KMUi Jolm, son of John J. and Jana Ferrigan Terertwek. 68 Wendy Dr., South Wlrtdeor. He waa bom Nov. 1 at Manoheiter Memorial Hospital. HU nmtemal grandmottier U Mm. Florence Fenifron, South WIndaor ConvaUment Home. He has a brother, Joaeph, 3; and n sldtor, Tiaioey, 8. • *1 -*• Gannon, Christine Carroll, daughter of John Jr. and MOry Oorroll Gannon. Hayee Ave., Ellllngten. She was bom Nov. 4 at MoncheMer Memortal Hoîilal. Her mrteraai grand mother U Mn. Arthur Carroll, Bridgeport. Her patemnl grand- *** Mr. and M n. John Oannon Sr., Truntbull. She has two brothen, Michael. 4, and Kevto, 2. . j . ^ ■ e e - *4 ’ Durfee, Kathryn Elliobeth, daughter of DavM and linda OodteHo Durfee, 80 Deerfield Dr., Vemori, She was born Nov, 4 at Mancheoter Memorial Hospital. Her mntemal grandparents are Mr. and M n. Ctyde O. Coetdllo, Kankakee, HI. Her pater- ternal granknother U M n. Edith Qiant. New London. She has ^ hnothen, David, 7. and Chrtdtopher, 8H. 4 4 4 4 4‘ ^ Gardner, Buean Denise, daughter of OeraM and Peggy Fait Ooidner, 66 Oak 81.. Manchester. She woe bom Nov. 4 at M anchêr Memortal Hodpltrt. Her matemal giankuUUier U P***tnU grandfather la S T ^ G a id n e r . 66 Oak « ... Manchester. Cê has a brother.

Mloganoekl, John Stanley, son of Stanley Jr. and Fran ces Ruoaro Mloganoaki. Reed Rd.. Totland. He was bom Nov 2 rt Manchester Memorial Hoapital. HU matemd grandpai^ ente are Mr. and Mia. Frank Kusoro, Higgainim. HU paternal grandpraante are Mr. and Mra. Stanley Mtofanodkl, 46 Qrand- ' Mancheoter. He has three oldten, MOry, 4. Diaiie 8 and Susan, 14 months.

4 * 4 4 4' J i**'**®* ****^*y- »on of Rodney Jr. and Mary . ®^***®>4»e Tsrr, 281 Center St., Manchester.. He was born Oct. ' 28 at MOncherter Memorial Hoepttal. HU maternal grandpar- Mr. and Mre. R. j, FrancoHne Sr., 616 Sprtiw St.. Manrtteotier. HU paternal grandmother U i t n . ^earl TVut PomtoeLI^ matemal great-grandmother U Mn. Emma MIU great-grandparehU are Mr. and MteLHartley Tkrr. Pomfret. MS' has a stager, Kathy, 11

- - -»oaii, daughter of Kenneth and Joan Olenteone Dr.. Vemon. She was bom Memorial Hospital. Her mrtemal gnind- f"* Mra Oeoige PraUeler. 24 Sunrise Dr., B^U***™®* gJbndporenU are Mr. and ,Mre. Eric Reddhigton Shoree, Fla. She bat a stoter, Sandra. 28 iwoiiwi* .4 4 4 4 4 . Marabetk Katoertae, daughter of J. Ollbeit and Joyce B n x io u r Souote, 248 W. Center « ., Monchetoer. She was b o rn I^ 4 rt jUnchaster Memorial Hosptlal. Her maternal rrendm o^ U IDa. Katbartiia Bradaur, OM Lyma Her p ^ ^gmadporeaCi ora Mr. and Mra. WUboit Souote, B a o t^ - lOftlr \ M M O E S T E R p aRkade OPEN SUNDAY-FRIDAY 10A.M.-10 P.M 9MiV fliilMfVr ^ iHStiP A tfciPNiw mrnm pv fti if fM. trtbtr" lERS ■0a. IS TMn. a Mt JBanrl^rBtrr tigem ehts Etmtittg IfpraUk TV Shows NOV. 8 thru NOV.14 1Eimttti0 l|»ndik / Just ILY / r■i}s - ^- ■ Julie and Harry Bjr BOB THOMAS HO^^TWOOD (AP) —Some tileviaica specials are drowned production; huge sets, «v«Min« of dancing: girls and boys, a pa>, ■ rade of stars. Hiat won’t be the' case with “An EhreinnK with Ju lie Andres and Harry Bela- fonte.” ■ The NBC special on Sunday flight—pre-emptln; “Bonansa” —win feature only Julie An drews and Harry Belafonte, with an assist from Frenchman Michel Legrand. Thait’s all. No Busby Berkeley dance numWs. No locations In the Grand Can yon. ^ust Utree talented people doing their respective tUngs. That Is the concept of Gower Champion, who produced, di rected and choreographed the special, and Miss Andrews went along with It. She also submU- / ted to Champion's taskmaster- ship, which Is legendary In show business. After five weeks of In tensive refaearsala on a bare stage, at Goldwyn Studio, she underwent two full days of re cording songs, Qien five days of taping the lib cm In NBC's color studios ait Burbcmk. Does she enjoy the hard work? "Not paitlculagly,” she . ad- mltted durlng a rehecmul. break. ‘Tve had most of this year off, and I must say I en joyed It Immensely. I hated going back to work. And the fact thsit I don't have to begin another picture until next Feb ruary is keeping my spirits up.’’ She isn’t doing the special for the money. Rights to the show wlH be owned by Hathaway House, a home for retarded chil dren which is a favorite charity of hers. Then vdty do a televlaion spe cial? "I guess it’s largely a matter of wanting to break away from the rather plastic qualltjr of being a movie star. In films ev erything is so carefully done, so eoqiertly planned. I think it healthy to break away frun that (See Page Foor|)

GOLF OPEN JuUe and Harry in a durt on “An Eveninff With JnUe Andimra with Harry BaUfonte" Sunday 9 p.m. NBC. c t tho cameras after more «haa FOR THE 10 years of offstage work, pre SEASON ^ tTo^y*s ’ Barbara Walters paring features and writing he (loo Page PIMV) DAY AND NIGHT By lAWBBNCB LAinUDfT\ HUton. BaitMum’e bfue-eyad, U- aha became permanent after The TTn-klOgliii P M \ menth-old daughter, Jacqueline, producers had tried cut doasM • PAR 3 WASHINGTON — Tba notcr- more fun with the cream o f woman. louBiy fickle telavistan sugar than she ootdd have “T h ey didn’t taU,’’ Mlaa • DRIVING RANGE has been tatthfii to the “To In a aandpUe. Waltera oorrao^ a rapottar. • MINIATURE GOLF day" tiicm (NBC), sinbe Jan. Walters la married to "The program changsd. They 14, 1902, and Butiaim W alten leal producer Lae Gubar stopped ualiw tha woman to do • G O CARTS thinks she kncwa why. le a very calm mother. tba weather and they began ’’I think.’’ Mie aald wMi Jw t W h 1 JaoqueHne spkutied empfaaaialng tha faotual aide of ELLCTRONICS Tm SpoM RastMianf a faint of a andla, “that thay cream, Baitaim quIeUy want tho th em ." watch it to find out if the'wcHd and got a tosrel to prateA the LflnORflTORIES K' FaB-TtOM OaH F file w lin a l liOm WaMern want M bant an Pieaatees at Ag Times. is aUU there.” raae-oolarMl draea that aha was A1 Gayaon. Pra. “Today*^ lUBs from T a.m. to to waar whikl. video tape rw 2 7 7 B R O A D t a.m:. BBT waikdaya. cording aa inte^wlew wMh TMcte Mlaa Waitara is In Wkaitk«- Nhnn. Golf 0 TroD ton tor a weak while the “To- JacqueUne,

y . Nf- PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CQ]^., ^TURDAY, NOVEMBER 8,' 1969 MANCHBSIBB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESIER. CONN.. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1969 PAGE IB B E E SATURDAY J(/ PROGRAM M om in e MONDAY J(/ PROGRAM Ediitational TUESDAY JU PROGRAM Baludair, H arM kw ■ times makes Colondo one of secretary to recently deceased U:W Angcrlca’s meet desirable va private eye who claims some Meadey, Wavemher U caieer. Susan Bmrwmrd, Dean Taiadag, Novambm U a n Oadaadi 848 (884848) Mavtoa (W-tM*) Tke FMiW —M (C> cation lands. one Is trying to harm her but TV ^ 1U8 (8) OM Talk t M t (Monday — Friday) Divaree C ( aail TiaM er Omsigemem Ic) (WEDH, Channel 24) N n . and AFL duiinc prcced- > r t ^ . _ < G > ) DIveree Caart (O) 848 (84) Weathar — M aad DUbr, Fhat-lalklnc real ealale Inc WMk. (C) (848) Dream 18) Drwua Matma (0) (C) operator tiopea to puhilclae (M) Caatleptai BswUap (M4aW*"ii As ..- Warld TUma — th irto aad Fistaiu Prayer I (S848-M) My Wsild aad Wei- 1DP0AT80NAL TV STSilStaS(If) HtohHghb (C> as hiding piac« for Fraweh Uadcrdsc <0) (>) AH Amerleaa CsSege careers. One girl makes It to 0sU (8) TawB iwier ^ . Navemher 8 (C) ‘ %I8) Let's Maha a Dad io i eaaae to B . (C)- (848) Let’s Make a Deal (C) (M) M a w S r Navy raovia queen, who to floeMy 1:W i » CsamasUaal Bspsrt (0) Shew (®) top as striptease artist and 8:M <8> Saaitaa Sameetea <0) M Lairs la a Maay Splmdatid (848) Maale Seaas (C) (48) News bar director, (Cf 1«) ladiaupslb M t - *W T:M The Driaktog Aamrleaa 848 (88) BawhMs (tX) BUppir (C) arts aad Fsataie (G) W & M ) Days at Oar Livm Laaghda (G) *48 IS) The Oovaroar aad i J . 10) U:M (t-lLM) News — Weather aad (M> CeaeeWettoa (S-tn Nawiywed Qaase (C) (18) Opdfrsy OaaUrldge (O) .848 Fweyto Sega T iS S jt) Days af Oar U v m 8iM IS) Nowa wMh WaM Mamtog Beflecttoai (0> Dectotooe^^ (848) Newlywed Gaate 1C) (C) M48 U) M Mantoa (O) (M) The Maaslers < t»-»^ > A m ir WllUams Shew U:M (S) Saturday . TiM (8) News (C> 8iM <8) I (848) Ths New Fespis (C) U48 The Advoeatee IG) (8) News with Ftoudk I h ^ 1848) Marcaa Welto dMB« Oaest Ouests are Smothers Bros., "Freud" '68. Story of Sigmund Mr. Oaakar <0> ) (i) Haibany BPS (O) (ji? nolda ^ ) (U ) Tan OXIaek RapaM (C) Judy eputns, the Osinonii <8-M> X (M88M) Mavles (M «) MCAA Fssthall (0> Freud, founder of psyebo-ana- UM> Taday Shaw (C) 848 18) Ms ■caday. HaveaAar U (84M DMhv OsBia _. G U M RanHay . BrtoMey Ro- U.48 <8 4 »W M ) News Weather m> OaMssrs (C> 8:M (8) a and Michael Ansara. Pro pho Daagmeae "Parker River" (Md) Datlag Oame (G) "Showdown" '63. Audle Mur Jvity, I What's*9 Ifkm < 8 M ) Oeaeral HaapMal (G) 4 (C) flbarto aad Ftehue (C) (8-M) N e w ^ e d ~ (G) phy, Kathleen Crowley 8:M% (8) Capt. Kaagaraa (C) (8848 tographer arrives in (8) Oemer M e • II8MC (O . ) J «eal Raws (IS) Mavto >:M (S) BIc i Theater (1) My Three Sehs (G) Charles Drake. The Flhrtetoaaa (848) to Uva }8 live South American (884848) BrkM W(8) Hat "OeaUainaa Jim" Brrel "Kill the Umpire" Crowd tries 448 a ) B auer _____ (O) h * ^ ■roaalas (C) to tar and feather umpire for (l»-t»M ) Adam U (C) (tt) Tealght Shew Jehany Car- 8:M (M) Jack LaLaaaa ~ village to taka______pletores RognOM Santea aad FUm)>ea (848) Oae LBe I Uve (C) "Rhlaol '84. lootoglat aeeka Flynn, Alaxb Smith. (S -i0> uwraace Walk Shaw sea B (C) (C) (M-tt-aP Letters Laagh-la Upitick advei advertising pramoUan (8) Hamer Btottaa (0) out rate rhlle rhino In South calllns "wronc" play. William 8U8 (8) ( ) 8:M Werid Freer h.lB Africa. Robert Chip, Rarry U:M U) MervMan Gtinto Mavles , Laarel aad Hardy <88 > Wlm Speaks for Man? 18) HHm Daaghw 8 <0 ) Ouardtao,■ ■ Shirley~ leyfBaton. (O (88*848) TutgM "Night OpUery" TrUoglr of (M) Flaybey after Dark (C> D a ^ Fkaat Shaw (C) 4:M (18)) SewCt agtott. (C) (18) Tempo IS ay Car is pitted aaalnsi town and pro Chaafiag Times centers on - painting ana MacRae. TagI Bear Shew (C> 4:M (8) Basel I (8) Duto Dag Shew <0) (884848) Nawa (tt) Mavto "Chickea Every Sunday" '48 (M) Balmaa people Invotved with tt. First News — Wsather aad Lacy (Mew n m drama stars Richard KUey Kiley as__ ilSru' Dear M ia Meade. (C) (M) My Uttla Manto Oiieat: Andy Ortffltb Taeedag, Neveaiber U (U ) FJB.O. FtoBB, Haaiy RuU. rlage a woman deetdas too ^ an ex-Nasl who was Instrumen llit ti(«f) lt f) O Oaebi Step Beyead < N > Flm 08) Mke Itoeglis Ksw (O) (M) My UMIe Margie 1B4848) News — Wa SiM (IS) Wsederfal WerM at ^ (8848) FItototaaes (84*) Leva Aaaerieaa Style voice her apendthrlll bua____ laarel and Mardr tal in lorturtngand killing of "Doomsday (m I News < 0 > (C) (U ) Tea O'GIsek Baaort (G) I Magie al Mextoo (G) (B ) Mhto Deaglae Mtow I Droa aaaf Alan Young. Oahwle Bohn. (M) Skipn (0> Joan Crawford stars In second Featumg Jane Morgan with U:M a m Mmrie "ODDvenetkm Oorpsa” ) WlUle I Baa Tkb Haee (G) S:M (8) F m y Hasaa (8) Nrwieepa story as a blind woman who nwclal guest stars The (taM M ). n~ Tahee Twa (O (M> f S * “ * * * “ i laglee Farm Tsdas (U ) Hampiir Beam StM j g i r « t o 1 S:M (M )C em M (C> (M) Maastors I (8 *m e 4 8 ) N em — Weather (8*) Nawe aad Mga OH 4iW (tt) Sacs at the WeMi plssis to blackmail two people Doodleiown Pipers. <8> David Fkaat Shaw (MX uTW etarp (48) OflUna's lalaad 8;M NKT Festival (G) i(M) MnaStera 848---- (8) - - gheltoa ____ (C iC) ■iM In final drama starring Rod Gary Cooper. Frank Capra's U M (8) Lave ef LHe (M) Seeps American Style,” Mon i <8) Merv OrHIhi Bhsw (C) (W4X4d) O.B. GsIlMe Bawl dy McDowall and Ossie Davis Academy Award-winning film, (884BM) MaB ~ ~ iiiaed SoaiSi (M) OHAm 's (888848) saidd Show M m » Wedaaaday. Novaarbor U • ;M 11) Weather — Sperts aad a painting of family crypt oaocernhw cotmlry boy who ( 8) -____ OtoOlaBk M) T M b m day 10-11 p.m. Caieaa haunts two people as new Inherits 30 million dollars and (88)___ flelliatog Getnaset 8;M (84) Weather ______^(JjM^MshspShmr Twelva O’Otoek Depart News (G) > W iS ’s New (It) Wild Klssdsm (Cy Se canvas. (C) l i f t (t) GhlBar Theatre (8848M>(f------Jeeaasdr “ (0) (0) "Lady Oodlva of Ooventry” ) ArUst aa Site WEDNESDAY PROGRAM "Summer of the Badger" I (1) Petticsat JaaoUsa (C) ."Island of Doomed Men" Ro- (848) Bewitohad (U> DIek Vaa Dyke '88. Manrewi O’Bara. George Dick Welling (W) Amerleal (0) (S-M) Hsilywsed Falaee Beak Beat Wednesday, Nevamkar U <8888481 Dtosto Baas aad Tha 8:M (48) Bawhids rd, Stella ) Flaytag OnHar wHh Fred (8-48) Leva Make a Deal Bible Aaswers "Midsummer's Night Dream” Nsad StM (8) Leva b a Maay Bpiendered half-bent apoa arU-daatniotkm James ' Cagney, Mickey Roo Buytaig tha Guitar TiM (M) AgHcaHare aa Parade (W> Bhu Araaad the Warid ) What’s New T lllu Days af Oar Uvm atruclhm Damp In Msakaui TiM (I) Sta Oa aad Prayer U iU (I) Fhee the Natlaa (C> Part n "Never Say Goodbyi t The FreaideBl’a Mea (C> (8-48) Nealy wed Oaaaa (C) desert la bitlen by a labld dog ■iM (t) The Chrlslaphera U iti (W> Fseas (C) Errol Flynn, Eleanor Bleanot Parker,Parki Both sets feature a bijr 19" ) lagtos Fara Tadas StM (8) anUiBBUglil (C) and IM dtocovore be haa oady fer ChSdraa <®> (0) UtM (8) Way Oat (C> 8tN (8) LeeUe U|•yams SfcSW (C) ! NTaahlagtoa Week la Bevlew (M-tt-M> n eD aetota (C) 48 hours to reach medical cen (1) _____ Da- ) NET Ftoyheaie (C) (M) HecUe aad JecUa Shew (M) Bellglaas Sartos (C) diagonally measured screen, ’Theatre America: New (8 ter before the rabies taka hold. liU (*J) Adveataras - - - sf Oamby (C> ( t » Ualvarslty sf Mass. Fsot- Theatre for Now (:s)8) He«SC I (18) DeSa Beasa IGI (I) Davay Bad Oallath (C) bsa (C) built-in UHP and VHP anten W:8t ;884848) ______Werid 1848 (81 HaumB Ftv#4X (Cl •iM (■> Awake (G) (N> Osaaaetieat Wsekaad (G> I Harry Bels- latoraatbaal w -g—i-'nr B laca) OeaaialBEVmi ■EEMWIHesFlIal (8888481 Narmaa Baehwall'a ( » ) Oral Baberb (C) U:45 (1) The NFL Tad^ (O) tsata (C) nas, up-front controls for t:M ( 1 ) ------IT---- Tf U —VUIO---- AemeIeg ti(H (M) BIMa Bbry nlladelphia vs. Washington Two of the brightest stars of Friday, Nsvember 14 (38 BrHtlil FrEilEE < Famous lUuatraUoBa by Row-' •iM (1) Werid Araaad Us musical program produced, di new roll-out Chassis that jsW Uto M a ^ at Mextee H i The OMd" RicliardRlChlUXi Burton,______, 844 Mea Whe Teach (U ) Fhahtoas to Bewtag (O MtM (IS Bteheaef'^ (W) Tales sf WeUs Fargo (It) Day ef Dbeavery (C) ClairIre Bloom. Britbh Intelili- Model MY74W with Walnut Garold Holton R (8848 M) Nswa (C) "Man GreaUjr Beloved" gence agtnt in Berlin b called 8:M NET Playheaae Pletare far a ta d a y Rerun Wall. In London he b 18;M Artist ea Site (—< lA(-e Deaglaa Shew (G) ■ They Died with Their Bonta (tt) Ghallee el Balvatlaa (C) Afteraasa given the Job to get Baal Dick WeUliig R (8848) FHatetoam (C) On" jtm il Flyim. (W) Let Gs Cebbrate (C> "Lusty Men" German Communist who b re •:M (Ml ins mm* (W) Faith far Today ttU (I) Health Beat 'T* (C) sponsible for many of British **H eem IliM (Sl Merv _ (Cl UiM (t) Laah Up aad Live ttM (8) Movie ojuiker-esplonage failure. In Isylx^ I A (M) Dlteevertag Amertea George C. Scott si>- 1M48MI Tsalittt (I) Thb Is the Ufa (C) "(marlle (3uui In London” genious plan to get man b (88) Maaatero mr Cersaa (W) Baermee af the Mam Warner Gland, Ray MUland. slowly revealed fat all Us (48) OSUaaa’e latoad pears in “Johnny Csr- ( M l dear Btobap IS! (M) Ghristapkers Chan works with SccSland cunnmg. tC i (M) WeeBier I4S (S) Mmrto UiW (i) Camara Three (C) Yard to catch gang of Inter U iM (8) Mtosbai ImpssaMs (G) H ig h lig h t s (81 Btamy the Mara (C) son’s Repertory Com "Man fram Bluer Ridge" '88 (I) GammeaU aad Psaple (C) national crooks after secret Force sets out to prevent de Jonathan Winters in (U ) mgSerdeg pany in an Evening of Spsetol .estaL^ bnraatlgaUnc - (p> Btaraal Light war plaiu. struction of secret rotniub vi stage boMupe, ftiM | t romance. tal to America's missile de “Norman Rockwell’s SUNDAY: "Meet Um Press,’’ (M) O M ^ 's Lea Baxter, Mars Qbriay, Bla. (M) Insight (18) Best of Temps U (G) fense system. Comedy” Wediiesday lliU (N ) The Btaraal Light 8tN (18) Scaae 'It — (G) America,” W ednes Prince Philip is the guest, 1- (M) TiM sr 11 iM (t) PerceptloB (C) 8iM (8) Ths NFL Today (C) (0 0 -n m BaM Ones (C) • 4S (841 Wealhar — 8-9 p.m. on NBC. fS^Hmnmee’ "Man WUhoul a Heart" E.G. 1:80 p.m. on NBC ... “An Eve News (8) Waekbst Ship la Aisnr (O) torney for plataun suffers (Ml Nawa (3888MI Hey, Bey, Bay-«t’a on heart attack and b put under STANEK Spy Who Came in from the 8:M (481 BawhMe , "Jewbh" FM Attart A)News Weather aad klto baaed on characlera made W alter Stone, Rod Parker and of espionage, with Richard <81 Nswa wttt Fiaah B « - famous In BIO Cosby's mono- 4tM (18) Matlaec I Nswa — Breather and nalda (Gl "Hangman's Knot” Rando)ph Bob miUard, wtto write “Tbe Burton and Claire Bloom, 8- Authorized Dealer Scott, Donna eed. ELECTRONICS (U ) Dleh Vaa Dyha FTyhw Nan ^ (Cl I (ti Merv Orlffhi Shew (G) Honeymoonefa” comedy StM (8) Movie 11:1B p.m. on ABC. . (Ml New Bertoaas S:M (ta48M) Bonaanto N IM (tt) Geatomlaato sr Preserve (88MI BaaSay - Brtahtoy Bo- Freaeota JakBey Carma'a Be- "Biulgn Pulver” Robert Walk Review of water pollution sketches for ‘"nie Jackie Glea 277 BROAD STREET — PHONE 649-1124 ^ part (G) er. Burl Ivee. Pulver attempU MONDAY: “The Pink pirtary Catopaay to aa Bve-- A t o Z prolUems In a i ^ (C) son Show" on the CBS Televi 8:48 (Ml Laeal News to Carry on In* footstepa of (H) Tealght 8Biaw Jahany Jungle," f:lm comedy about a Bhig rt Camadr (G> Mr. Roberts both ki )uii^ Carsea sion Network, have binight a 1:00 <8i What to the Weild (Cl Herles at oomady aksicnsa RENTAL CENTER raising the Captain and In his commercial photographer, with "Burma, Thailand and Malay- starring Oarnoa. George C. («8) Msvta racing (reyfabund which they Scott, Mauroaa Mapleton u n i attempts to keep morale of ___. of Burieaque" James Oamer, 8-11 p.m. on (Ml MaaSsy - Briahtoy Ito- Marian Mereor. Johnny Olsao hb men In high gear. llit f (8)Ma(8) Mavto named, not surprisingly, “ Hon- (U) Somelhteg Spacia NBC. (C) aad Bud Robtaaon are "The BeUboy" Jerry Lewis, eym ooner." Tratt ar CaaeeqaaaaeefEEtUrEd. (O "The Seckeri Down Under" Alex Gerry. Bungling beUboy r (U l Mevto j^ l - OaartaMp af SAdtee 8tM (18) Voyage to Bottom of Sea hiitu plush Miami hotel Into TUESDAY: “The Red Skelton "Y ou Can’t ChSht An Hon eat "The Phantom Strikes" eliamblea aa be mbplacea Make a Difference Whore You Save! Show,” Maurice Bftrans la a Man" W.C Fields. Edgar Uor- ■iM a i Bevarlr BHhSBae Beam 8M U + IA U L T;N (t) Lassto (G) even flies Jet plane when he's gueat, 8:804:80 p.m. on CBS . . . (U484ei Haws —Waattar — (ISj^Bartferd Hatghto Blgh- (M M ) M d Klagdom (C) sent for luggage. “NET Feadval,’’ behind acenee gparia aad Featares <0 "Beneath Kilimanjaro" At I (8) Mavto T:M (SI Olaa Caaiphe* OeedUms S4S <% Madtoal Caator (O bM« of Ht. Kilimanjaro In "It's a Dog's UfoV '8#. Story INSTANT Africa, MaHln and naluraliri of bull terrior who rises from THURSDAY: “Net Ptay- Stan look for bull eleplumtB poverty to wealth. Dean Jag- EARNINGS house: “New Theatre for Now," popularity. “It Takas a Thier' and lebraa and witness ger. Edmund Gwenn. vS - W 1 M G S strange bloodletting ritual of (M) News aad Mga Oft i ll . five examples of the tvorka of and “Tbe Ghost - and Mr*. the Masai tribe. i (48) News Beaditoes — USAF new American jHaywilghta, 0 ^Laugh-In^ Rgnting Equipm«nf (8) Laad sf Ike Oliult 1C) I v O A l W M uir,'' both dlaappotntmenU SALES & SERVICE R ^ to a e F lm aad - Siga OH S% DtvMead pMd p.m. on Cliannrl 34. I f o f ' ^ See us for our no eont aor- (18) Advsalares la Faradbe I (8) Speaklag tor the Cabsam- I \ r I o V this season, are amoag tho*s re "Peril at rUcalrn" er m (C) froBi day of depeott. with tralnta^ program of Ameri S lip p in g Or , vej when yon build or ommI- (U ) News — Westker aad i (8) Newsespa ceiving a gresn UgbL "M usi* Work Ploy eralge, Spsrta . (G) I (8) Nawe aad Waather — Ma- 4 fimeo yearty. can Ctonaervatory- ’Iheatre, 8 Scene," a breve experiment but OPEN SEVEN DATS (M) I amy m a l at MedWallea aad Siga BAaeataTgrgoLagsT riadaotei ihtTiTOTiaB p.m. on CSiannel 84. NEW Y O R K (A P )— Surprise #66-411 1:M (8) Ts Bsass wHk Lave (C) Oft a Nielsen laggard. Is retrsneb- (18-aiM) Wsadeafal Wsrid el WEDNESDAY: “Hey, Hey, of the most recent Nielsen rsl- lag. Its troupe of six young 11 TolUad Tplw., ] Gator . (Cl IdST MAIN SK, MANCHEiBTER e BOOTB SI. COVENTKV REM Concluding half of "Cliarlle, Hey — It's Fat Albert,” animat Inga, covering the areek of Oct. satirists assignsd to provlds the Refrigonitton aad ths Lonesome Omigar' UXXT ed corned;^ of BIU Cfoaby's 30-29, WM the slip o f NBCTs comedy and oontempiirary e*U8 Domesticated young cougar usual front-running *'Luigh-ln’’ A ir OandltioBlng finds going rough when hr Baveriy Qartand, new teatur- characters, 7:804 p.m. on ment has bsen out to one—Da : TYPEWRITERS REPAm SSR^B breaks out of confinement and ed reÎar on “My Three So m ” NBC .... “ Johnny Carlaon'a to seventh place, while CBS* vid Steinbsiij. o f gmothsrs returns to the forest. 8:N (8) Bd SaUlvaa Shew (18) Jss Namatk Bhsw (C) ; tUnu In which she haa eppeikr- . BEST 'ipiaoa Roee and the Supremea C^BS's Charlie Brown Halloareen SiM (8M8M) B « Caaky Shaw (G) (18) Ctoema ' . ed have ,been mada into aaiiaa. OLDSMOBILE SALES and the Temptationa on Broad show aras third, followed by ^ CAH way,” Broadway tunea arltb a “Here'a Lucy." b ^ . 8-10 p.m. OB NBC... In the aee-aaw weekly aTM*- Dnuniaer Boy." MEMORIAL CORNER STORE “ Norman RockweU’a Amarica.*’ ages, CB^ again inovod out Hi MiMleal for tho ■TTBBfBaftoflSB S WEST KNTER ST. - HS-ISII hia IBuatratioiia reeraated, tio id artth a 40.4 agalnet CSS* Gbrtfîuui kson featuring the PAKTT GOODS — OBBtTPfO OAMM — MAOASUnBi — OBOOnUBS Richard Burton stars V 1 1 COLD con — n iim — vBOBTAaijn' wMh Jonathan WlBteya, IS-U 1S.T. ABC atm trailad with U.T. FBieia o f Greer, T.MMEWi 0C6. in the film, “The l^y FBf r af. Teddjr WBDBPBNDONTOO h-TOO CAM BSm iD ON 08 Who Came In From p.m. on NBC . . . "T h e Manr Maanwhila ABC haa ba«i O K N SBVKN-llAn A WEBB TBJL ■EnWIlQW’ Griffin 8bow,” Mfa. Roae pfcktng up ofitlana for a fBD aan- M A » n . 1 m the Cold,” Sunday 9- NEW or USED Kennedy is a gueat. 1 1 :» p-a*. eon of prognuna fr a n aoMw Bays, wfO be 11 ;16 pjn. on ABC. to 1 a-m. Miowa that have bean tnalUBB in BBC Dae. 18. PA G E FOUR SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1M9MANCHESTER EVENING I031ALD, MANCHES T ^ , CONN, THURSDAY JU PROGRAM nan4ar> Haraiikar U BaddwloK" m Mw 0 Id u i ■lea March fbr his M en^ M « Tratfc ar ~ daaperatMjr seeks m wttk K M r < o > •:W M ) WMlfcOT paai. James Gamer. jean <0 ) Simmons, Hnaanna Fleahette, > (|> A * U m W a r U Katharine Boas, AnsstaUum- g k n iw t m ’m TmtUmt Htohll^ <0> (sZ) nis b Mat * (O) (O) m> MeBa&a Haajr (t-M) Lc*'«______Make a Daal (U ) Della BesM (4S> M ew a ( * S f —S) Drasaet- ’7S S:W W Lave I* a Maair gflea I (t> Mewa with Walter Oraa- (Ih W * ) Dajri al Oar U r a a (O) Uta <0> G u e s ts a r e (S - M ) M l (G> (B) Mewa with Vraak Itov-. L e e . P a le (t> O a M lu U a h t (C a a U a Robertson,'______, p K f Y y n d e , ’ P a u la BA*) Aa Dai^ra (0) (U ) Dick Vaa Drke KellyKeUy andSM Morty Gui^.“ •> Datbw Osaie (C) (IS) Oaasdlaa ifarai H m ( 8-M) It Tiikss a n M (t> He BaiiC Hie (C> ( 18) Tea O'Otoek (0) (O-aS) Baatlar . Brlakler Be- ( ) A lf r e d •> ABather WatU Oaaeral HaapHal ( 0 > "One Mote Mile to Go" (ZS) Lacal Mewa > (S) Ceaar’a WaiU (C) U: 8S (U-ZBSS-tS) Mews —Weather (IMMW Bi ■ - (C) a a d (C ) ( M W O a e h U , to Uae (C) "The Last TranUer” Oaar ( 18) I B r l e (I) Haacar BtolUa (C) takes US to continent of "They Died with Their Boots < 1 K ^ > Mtton to L a a sM A u a tr a lla . On" Fart H. Errol Flynn. (M) Baatlep - Briakley Be- (ZS) The Deteetires (C) (C) C— aasaeaeea (C) 11:88 (8) .M en JlrUns Sww ^^|C) IlS »SehlaM*br%wtos (C) ( 18) M e r le (ZSlSMS) Taalsht Shaw (M-ZMW Mawi natantlne, Per- U niatotoaea (C) (IS-lM t) Daalel Baaae (C) rette Pradler. (S) f e r t j Mhaaa (WU) Ohast and Mrs. Malr ( 8 ) Newaeepe .TUa b the U fa Guest: Glen Campbell (M) News Headllaea — DBAT (M> Maaitora (BAS) That GM (C) Bellclsna FDm aad SIsa Off (M> O U ln a 'a blaaa I (8-4S) Bewttehed (C) 1 :8 8 (8 ) News aad Weather — Ma- (M ) Weather (ZS-ZMS) Iroaalde (C) meat of MedMaBaa aad Stan (t) Stamp the Stan (O) I ( I ) M a r ie I O ff FRIDAY PROGRAM Frktay, Mevember 14 5:88 (8) Stamp Ike Stan (O) Fbrraet sueet. Unaware that 1:CC (8) OIri TUk (O) (18) Vaderdec Col. W. Royce (Forrest) Is Diana Ross in "Diana Ross and the Supremes and (88) Film (88) Obllsaa'e lelaad hiding dangerous secret about (88) At Berne with Bitty (O) (Z8) Beetoa Blaekle his past Jeff accepts oOlcer'a the Temptations on Broadw8)r” Wednesday 9-10 (88) Dhreree ^ (C) (M ) Truth ar CaBMqaeaeaa challenge to undergo the (8-M) Dreun^_____ S:M (8-8) Weather — Sparta aad eou m . 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After a disappointing road 4:N (3) Baager Statlea (C) Hmtttey - Brinkley B»- (M) BIpeord my last apecial, someone point show release, the film has been (ZS-SS-SS) Letters to Laagb-la ___ (O) 11:88 (3) Friday Speetaeslar (8) Mike Deaglaa Show (C) (8) Truth er CeaseaBeaese (G) "Cry Terror" '5A Criminal ed out thait more people saw It cut down and w ill be put out (18) Tempo 18 (18) M erle forcee electronics man to aid in one evenlRg than saw ‘My a's"'niose Were the Happy (M> Dark Shadows "Adrenturea of Robin Hood" him in an extortion pkX. 4:M (18) .^ h t o a s la Sewtog Errol F lyiu , Olivia De HavU- Jamee Mason, Inger Stevena Fair Lady’ on the stage Times.” 4;ZS (lM Z-88) Mewi (C) land. (C ) Rod Steiger. throughout is hlstoiy," "I think the new title is terri 4:88 (8) Basel (C) (ZZ-88-M) Mews — Weather — "H an w lO ^ t a Star" '86. Kirk (18) P.D.I aad- Fe- <0 ) Douslas, Jeanne Oaln, Claire Julie seemed refreshed by her ble," said Julie. “I hope they (88) My * SmaH (C) Trevor. 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Tony Francloea, with Steve Schlinkert talks about reaeb- them long and itedious movies, canisation of Em ily.” ’ Fox Ing out lie lp lu hands. and the strain was beginning to should state that this fOm was (88) Premier nealre Prince dlharlea and she was as "Agalnat the Wind" Simoae show. ‘formerly “Star!' " “today’s” barbara signed to handle the segment Signoret. Her last film was "Darling “iWhat went wrong w it # (M) News Headllaee — DBAF on “ The Sexual Reveriution’ ’ in eae Film sad Riga OH iju,” directed by her 'close 'S tar!'? I don’t really know. I l ((^ttaiued from Page Onei the two-and-a-half hour spodBi, nrseeae friend, Blake Edwards. The wasn’t for hudi of sffort; all of S :N M (88) Slim OH Bapart terviews for othen to perfonn. “ From Here to the TOa.” (8) Malta aad Weather — Ma- movie soared far over budget us worked terribly hard on - H. m-al af Medltottea aad SIga due to Weather and other prob Perhaps we were simiriy too She worked in television fMm Another IndicaUcn at Miss Oft ______lems on Europeanr------— locations. But close and couldn't see what was „the time she graduated from . Walter's grorith came recent Julie feels It wilt be worth aH wrong with It. Or perhaps It was Sarah Lawrence wUege and ly from a former boas muned the trouble. "Blake saw six Just Barbra Streisand's year.” ** Jack Paar. He whs asked, Oar SPEEDY Soodalfy female” on an the pn^rauM "Wiio’s the best intervlesver in TRULY DELiaOUS ithat CBS—TV uiwd In an at TV7” oml be answered: “Bar tempt to compete with the "to bara WeJtera." CHICKEN day"'show . Mho Walters Is pleased that Brdwn to 6 lOiiatca She was the token female on the first Interview given to TV ‘"The Morning Show” for by Dean Rusk after he stepped H m world’a 'Thiagt mttaT troiq>es hesuled by Walter Crtm- riUeken” with doam as aeoretary of state was tssta. klte, Dick Van Dyke, Ifm Rog gi'ven to her and to the “Today" ^tam k ers Jr. and Jack Parr. In April, show. CALL IN OBOEK ELECTRONICS 19S1, she moved o v e t to a sim “ I do think,” she said, ‘ ‘that Pick Vp ! • Mtamtes Lstar ilar Job with "Toda^" I have developed a tsd^ tor LABORATORIES Producer Al - MorgM began bringing people out” using her work in film reporis DEN’S DRIVE-m She’s ttying to use that taf- 4gS CENTBB ST— gtt-SgW 277 BROAD and decided, in 1M4, that she ent now to prepare a book that was ready for fulltime duty as wiM help peonie become better the “Today" girt. The networit convervifonaiMs. salesman didn't like the idea. T h e book is half finished and SHOP and F.M. AND AJ . They weren’t certain Juri bow she has already chosen a title : ‘ito mercbandlBe" a performer “ So I w«‘d to tile pres'dent... SAVE who wasn’t an actress, a sing* or bow to talk to praoUcaUy WHERE CAR er or a model. Nor were they anyone about ahnoat svery- YO U SEE sure ' Just how | the audience lO lk S M N l would take “ an educaitcd IflTA tdW sI THIS STEREO woman.” SION . Evan' producer Morgan had SnrAB A D M D doidito about BartaaiWs having Msuraan Stapiaton will Join PLEN'8 TEXACO RADIOS a kmg run. “They may," he Georgs C. Soott as star of “Mir told her, "donaider you tpo Bon- ror,-Mlrrar. Off the Wan," an Sn MAIN ST, TV-BsdIal StellA Stevens in the w4t TeUer.” | oclghiBl eomeijy to bs psssaid- film, “RAge,” 9-11 p.m. Barbuja was glvmi a U-waek ad this aassm oa irac*s series. OORBIAN BNOg. on A B C . ocntnsict SB a,perfotther end as “PrudenUsl's oa|stage." T N M A D rm . sured that her Job 8b a writer would be walttog at the end of SPECIALI KITCHEN CARPET. WALLwTO-WAU. the run. 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