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TWENTY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1087 A tbm o IMIy Net PtwB Roi W r Ihe Wedc Ended The Weather i.V N li* Fair, cold tonight wltti scat East Hartford; Arthur Wein- ODtaber V, 1M7 Hospital Notes Andover Lake, Andover; tered frost. Low in 80s. Partly h e m m > to 8 p.m. Ann Zanlungo, 116 School St. From Your Neighbor’ s Kitchen PINEHURST sunny and milder tomorrow. hi ah arcM exoeptliiK meter- BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A 15,375 High in 608. By DORIS BELDINO ■Kp Inhere they ere 8:88 to 4 datighter to Mr. and M n . An Open Thurs. Manchester—~A City of Village Charm p.B»i M d 7 to 8 p.m. and prl- thony Tarasewich, Portland; a “ When you come from a'fam Yule roome Vbere they are daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Pat ily of 13 children a new recipe -V C told US s o - YOL. LXXXVIL NO. 11 (TWBNTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1967 (ClnMlfled Advertizing on Page 25) PRICE SEVEN CENTO M a jn . to 8 p.m. Vlsltore are rick Shay, Wrights Mill Rd., and F ri. Is usually In the making," Mrs. You '/u W tfe te d not to smoke in pa- Coventry; a son to Mr. and Mrs. ttealB' rooms. No more than two Rupert McKean, RED 3, Coven Robert Bassett of 688 Keeney N ights vtoNors at one time per pa- try; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Den St., says. The recipe for Pecan tteirt. nis Ssintoro, 397 Spring St. N o Pair Dreams came from her moth till 9 P.M. Patlenfs Today: ,888 DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: er, Mrs. Edward Provencher of Planners’ Parley: MBXtOO CQTY (A P) — ADIOTTED YESTERDAY; Mrs. Virginia O’Brien, 24 Jan vactor Lnpez AaOano naw a Thompsonvllle. ^ * Open F ri. Krs. Diedra Balkus, Amston; Dr., Hebron; Milton Wltinok, 85 Unfaifing Qualify buiB {lacked ouNriUe a repair Planes Pound Two Targets Alphonse Bogfush, 24 Ash Rd., Village St., Rockville; Mrs. Pecan Dreams An Area Appraisal chop llMUlsday wMh >lfae key Wapping; Alfred Bolduc, 41H Helen Elsher, 9 Church St.; >4 cup butter or margarine and Sat. hi (the Ignttton. ’Ib e man Case Dr.; Mrs. Cecelia Burke, Mrs. Rose Ackerman, 66 Foley ^ cup confectioners sugar Af The Righf Price drove at awlay land eterted By MAIiCXIIM BABLOW Glastonbury; Marianne Cam- St.; Mrs. Maila Babonics, 28 1 cup flour M ISS IO W A at 8 A.M. on ithe veMdels uisuiall route. panelll, 1107 Ellington Rd., Candlewood Rd.; Mrs. Johanne Mix together and press with Test tube birth, planned cities, all leisure and no Inpec Uaid pldaed up 52 Bruner, 7 Grandview Terrace, South Windsor; Mrs. Lottie Cer- fingers Into a 13 x 9 x 2-lnch, work and the role of the individual in the year 2017 {taSBengecia nit 5 cetttis each cena, Stafford Springs; Judith Rockville; Mrs. Andrea Lukas, ungreased pan. Bake in 360-de .302 Miain bafore Itlie bus lowneiis and Pentagon Formerly Banned were topics in the air at the 50th anniversary meeting Christensen, RED 3, Coventry; 112 Woodland St.; Margaret gree oven lor 10 minutes. the poBoe idaughlt wtitli him. Gary Courtney, East Hartford; Hennessey, 65 Helaine Rd.; Wel Leau BAIKIN Com er M the American Institute of Planners in Washington, Janice D’Allesantro, Agawam, ter Britton, East Hartford; Tipping D.C., last week. 2 eggs Mass.; Tracy Dow, Dunn Rd., Alexander Ricci, East Heurtfoid. TVo men from the area who attended talked this SAIGON (AP)—Waves l*/4 cups light brown sugar Turnpike State News Coventry; Alton Holt, 114 Camp- Also, Paul Griffin, RED 1, w^k of what they had learned and how they could re- of U.N, Navy jets placed a 2 tablespoons flour Bolton; Lee Courtney, East \ I ring of attacks tightly field Rd.; Tammy House, 152 1 teaspoon baking powder tate it to the arra’s concerns. The two were Joseph Charter OsJc St. Hartford; Richard Warrender, and Main Tamsky, Manchester’s planning director, and Robert around the North Vietna 66 Croft Dr.; Bennie Beaulieu, 1 cup chopped pecans f Black Caucus Also, Mrs. Joyce Huffman, 69 (IN 3 LB. LO63 IS lb. BOc) Yming ;^lton, executive director of the Windham mese iwrt of Haiphong % cup shredded coconut 30914 Spruce St.; Mrs. Mary Nike Circle; Mrs. Karen John Mix together and pour over Regional Planning Agency. Thursday. Voiland, 61 Hawthorne St.; Mrs. son, East Hartford; Anthony the layer in the bottom of the OSCAR MAYER Both termed It “ unique” in planners’ conferences because the Plans March The targets—which U.S. Elizabeth Olcavage, 113 N. Kallslak, 90 Ludlow R d.; Mrs. pan. Bake 26 minutes In 376- w p e was broad and far-reaching. ’The theme waa ‘"The Next 50 spokesmen said were heavily School St.; Mrs. Betty Boutin, 8 Oz. Fkg damaged—included two ship Phyllis Kennedy, 266 E. Mid "N. degree oven. BOLOGNA 39d Years." dle Tpke.; Roy Keith, 22 Hol 782 Pleasant Valley Rd., South Into Suburb yards previously on the Pen W ft dff,' This recipe may be doubled, Some of tile "greatest minds In any flaW," they said, spoke lister St.; Alexander Kuze, Windsor; Mrs. Shirley Reggetts, tagon’s restricted list, the and Pecan Dreams freeze well, RIB LAMB to the 8,000 planners and their guests. Subjects ranged from the HARTFORD (AP)—Bolstered 80C Bluefleld Dr.; Mrs. Bea 36 Auburn Rd.; Raymond Bou assembly plant where Russian Mrs. Bassett says. Negro revolt" to the flve-cent stamp this year commemorat by a gesture of support from trice Levasseur, East Hartford; cher, 49 Columbus St.; Mrs. ing urban planning. missiles and helicopters are Frances Balch, P.O. Box 443, CHOPS lb. 99c some 60 capital-area students, uncrated, a power plant outside Henry Lutz, East Hartford; A native of Thompsonvdlle, SpealHra included Gunnar Myrdal, the Swedish social phlloso- a local Negro organization plans Henry McCaffrey, RED 4, Cov Manchester. the city, and the MIG airfield at A**—. Mrs. Bassett and her husband Brown, the young Negro novelUt and polltlctaa, a civil rights march tonight Into Cat Bi Just to the southeast. entry; Mary Maslunas, Ware Also, Mrs. Doris Engstrom, have lived dn Manchester six and Buckminster Fuller, architect of the U.S. exhibition In Mont- West Hartford. The two shipyards, botii less house Point; Mrs. Erances Dover-Foxcnrft, Maine; Sonja ^ears. He is a pharmacist at the real. The group, which calls itself than two miles from Haiphong’s Pantaleo, 776 Parker St.; Mrs. Bolduc, 191 Adams St.; Mrs. Westown Pharmacy. They have The technician’s ability to do almost anything society wants the Black Caucus, confirmed its geographic center, make and Joan Quigley, Nelderwerfer Margaret Lawrence, Broad two daughters, Alison, 4, and to by most speakers, the local planners said. But march plem following a parade repair river craft and supply Rd., South Windsor. Brook; Paul Ford, 28 Perkins 3 Cheryl, 3. what to do witii that ability gave more trouble. of mostly white students from barges up to 160 feet long. U.S. Also, Alfred Reinhardt, 179 E. SL; Ellsworth Reel, Swamp Rd., Mrs. Bassett Is a communicant Hernian Kahn, the computer technologist and former Rand the Trinity College campus to headquarters estimated th|lt Center St.; Mrs. Pauline Rubin, Coventry; Robert Ferguson, 40 (Herald photo by Ptnto) lot of meat Bushnell Park on Thursday of the Church of the Assump A Cyrp. brain, explained to the planners the Irony of the technl- \ together they amounted to 8 per Brent Dr., Vernon; Richard 67 Gerard St.; Walter Tedford, tion and a member of Its La cim and roclety. ’The technician can do Just about ansrthlng, night. Zlmijewskl, Koaley Rd., Tolland; MRS. BASSETT AND GIRLS cent of North Vlennm’s boa- 80 Hilltop Dr.; Edward Tray- dies Guild. She is also a mem but society doesn’t know what It wants them to do," he said. Black Caucus leader John Mrs. Maria Sosa, Hartford; Mrs. yard andt small ship rpeair gls, 1 Bow St.; Erank Valorle, ber of the Manchester Council Barber and other group mem facllils. e t Audrey Cole, 129 Branford St.; Trinks, 87 Grand Ave., Rock daughter, 19 Foster St., Wap- for your money (IStee Page Thirteen) of Catholic Women, and a pro bers met the ’Trinity, University Edward O'Doimell, 83 Edmund ville; Mark Salisbury, East ping; Mrs. Marian Whitehouse of Connecticut and University of A spokesman said they are and daughter. Goose Lane, Cov spective member of the Man from 114 to two miles from the CAMERAS S t; Mrs. Francis Femald, 37 Hartford; Lalmonls Avens, 171 chester Junior, Women’s Club., Hartford marchers at the park Christopher Dr., Vernon. Hawthorne S t ; Mrs. Gloria entry; Mrs. Carolyn Bourne and The less-expensive cu+s of beef, and thanked them for their sup main docking area, which re FILM—BULBS Her hobbies are bowling, Canfield and daughter, Storrs; daughter, 15 Hilltop Ave., Ver port. mains exempt. Also, John Miller, .Pillslbury handicrafts and canTdng, and Cut Off from Help I DISCOUNT PRICES! HIU, Rockville; Mrs. Mcutha Mrs. Betty O’Connor and daugh non; Mrs. Judith Thompson and pork and lamb make tender, Although bad weather covered daughter, Storrs; Frank Val- she Is a member of the Hl-Lo 'The student demonstration, Vlgnero, WUllmantlc; Paul Des- ter, 24 Ellington Ave., Rock said the 30-year-oId Barber, was much of North Vietnam, there ARTHUR DRUG arie. East Hartford. bowling league. savory, impressive-looking entrees and Jeunes, 31 Durairt St.; Susan ville; Mrs. Sylvia Hencey and like “ Black and white walking were frequent breaks in the clou^ cover, and American pil equally delicious leftover dishes. Open the Gates, together in Mississippi In 1964.“ Today's march would carry ots got In 143 missions, about the Negro group Into a resi onethird more than they have dential area with a large per been flying In the pest few days. Mexicans Plead centage of Hartford’s Jetrish Although the vital rail lines population. The march would north of Hanoi were covered by EDITORS—^The Loa Angeles Dr. Jorge Solis, one of the clouds, supply lines to the south POT ROASTS WITH MORE FLAVOR THAN also coincide with Yom Klppur. ’limes Investigated a protest by doctors serving the area, says the Jewish day of atonemenl. were exposed and took a heavy the people of Los Algodones, the question of opening the gate pounding. U.S. Headquarters is Value-Priced Playtogs for Adventurous The Black Caucus marched (AP Miotofax) YOU EVER BAROAINED FOR... Mexico, about not having access Is a matter of life and death. several weeks ago Into Hart determined to get in as many at night to faculties across the "The nearest hospital is In Secretary of State Dean Rusk, left, faces newsmen mary topic. Dixon Donnelley, assistant secretary ford’s predominantly white strikes as possible before the Try the very lean Bottom Round Pot Roast we are featuring at 99c lb. Ab border In the United States.’The Yum a," he explains. "When for public affairs, sits to the right of Rusk. South End which has a large and spotlights at news conference in the State De monsoon weather gets really solutely no waste . . . any weight. . . Cook your fiavointe way . . . or buy the times has made detaUs of their someone is Injured, sick or Italian population. ’That demon partment in Washington. Vietnam was the pri- bad later this mont. ' report avaUable to ’The dying and the gate is closed, we Little Explorers October issue of 15c Family Circle (on sale here) and try the Bavarian Pot stration was heavily guarded by Ground action reported In Associated Press. have to Jump the fence. We run South Vietnam was generally Ro^t Recipe. police but, like the student to the homes of the two march, was orderly. light and scattered, but harass U. S. Choice Pinehurst tender Chuck makes a good pot roast and is good LOS ALGODONES, Mex. Americah'inimigratlon and cus ing Communist attacks con 0 (AP) —^When the people of Los toms officials in Andrade to get An earlier Caucus attempt to ^Life’ Asks tinued. v^ue, too, boneless at 79c to 89c lb. march to the South End—across Vietnam Issues Debated Algodones need to caU the fire them to open the gate. A civilian bus was blown up the city from the predominantly by a mine near the old imperial department or get to a hospital "Sometimes they are not Negro North End—resulted in n U .S . Pause capital of Hue and nine civilian in a hurry, they must go across there. We have lost lives be number of arrests when ppllne passengers were wounded. A GRAND TREATS WITH GRGUND MEATS... the border to Yiuna, Arts. cause the gate has been halted the marchers after de In UN and Washington small spotter plane was shot But the gate Is open only from closed." In Bom bing ciding they were too disorderly. down by guerrilla riflemen, but 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. The border crossing is When you start with Pinehurst Chuck Ground . . . a buy at 79c lb. or Pine- UNITED NA’TIONS, N.Y. nual policy debate today with WASHINGTON (AP The the Injured pilot was dragged ‘”rhen we aU turn Into pum{>- manned by two U.S. Customs NEW YORK (AP)—An ed huret 3 in 1 Blend of freshly ground Pork, Veal and B «f .. . a value Hatch, Dove Agree (AP) — Australia said today more than a third of Its mem conflict between Sec: y of from the wreckage by a helicop Uns,” says Gen. Alberto Mejia, and Immigration officers. at 79c lb. or lean deluxe Pinehurst Round Steak ground at 99c lb. . . . you NEW HAVEN (AP) — Two itorial to appear in Life mag bers demanding a halt to the State Dean Rusk and l J.W. ter crew which witnessed the "W e are told the United that U.S. bombing of North Viet are on the road to flavor, nutrition, quality and grand treat. leader of a campaign to con Yale professors — one a hawk azine proposes a pause In the U.S. bombing of the Communist Fulbright Is sharpenliq Sen crash. vince Americana to leave the States can’t afford the expense nam should only be stopped C North. and one a dove—have praised bombing of North Vletimm with ate criticism of the ad...uustra- The spotter plane was the gate open 24 hoius a day. of hiring four more border of when Hanoi gives “ convincing tlon’s Vietnam policies grows. a new Ripon Society report urg the exception of the southern Although not on the agenda of 212th U.S. aircraft reported lost ficials at this tim e," said Fay the 122-natlon assembly, Viet Over the last 12 years, the ing the U.S. to decentralize po provinces adjacent to the proof’’ that such a step would Fulbright, chairman of the In combat in the south. Reeder, of the Yuma Chamber nam has dominated the debate. Mexicans’ many pleas have ac- litical power in South Vietnam. demilitarized zone. lead toward a peaceful set Senate Foreign Relations Com SWISS STEAK IS ANOTHER FAVORITE . . . oompUahed nothing. In the of Commerce. Prior to the closing speeches to (See Page Thirteen) The two professors discussed The editorial—to appear In the tlement of the war. mittee, has spearheaded that meantime, they say, people The U.S. Customs and the report, advanced by the so day, calls for a bombing halt criticism for months. Use your own recipe or turn to our ad in Wednesday’s Herald for a go^ issue dated Oct. 30 and due on ‘”The one authority that can have died becaiue the U.S. Immigration Director at And ciety as possibly “ the long came from 43 nations, moat of While Rusk has been his ur way to cook Swiss Steak . . . and save money by buying Pinehurst Swiss newsstands next Monday, is a say with certainty what would faciUtiea can’t be reached. The rade, Owen T. Miller, substanti sought responsible Republican them in Communist East Eu bane and uiuniffled self through change In Life policy. Up to happen when bombing stopped Bottom Bound Steak on sale at 99c lb. or Pinehurst Swiss Steak Top Round Mexican community Is 17 miles ates the Mexican claim. alternative to President John rope, Scandinavia, Asia or Af out most of the debate, there liow, the magazine had sup Is the government of North Viet U.S. Reports slices lb. $1.19. from Ithe border. “Efforts to get aui American son’s war policies” , at a panel rica. was a new edge to his voice and ported the bombing. The text of nam," Australian Foreign T ’The people now have written Most of the behind scenes injured in a traffic accident in at Yale Law School. the editorial was made public a new bite to his statements a letter to President Johnson, Mlniser Paul M.C. Hasluck told maneuvering so far has cen Los Algodones to the Yuma Yale political science profes ’Thursday. ’The editorial says Thursday as he hit back at Sen Large Boost asking him to open the border the 122-natlon General Assem tered on the Arab-Israeli dead IF IT'S YOUR DAY FOR OVEN ROAST Hospital were stymied recently sor H. Bradley Westerfleld, a that recsqituring "support for ate critics—partlculsirly Ful point around the clock. bly. lock, scheduled to come before because of the closed gate,” self-declared “ hawk” , said the the U. S. presence and commit bright. "Dear Mr. President,” said “ The only words that have the Assembly first after the In Econom y Save 20c lb. an Pinehurst U.S. Chaice° Miller said. "B y the time the report was an “ exciting and ed ment In Vietnam" Is the weight ’"That Is not true,” he replied the letter ,‘‘we know you have been heard from Hanoi are policy speeches. Mxlcans were able to get hold ucational document.” iest reason for halting the when asked at a news confer problems aU over the world. We words of contumely and rejec WASHINOTON (AP) — The of me and get the gate open, A self-declared "dove", history bombing without precondltloiu The Aslan members held a ence about F’ulbright’s remark want your attention a moment tion,’’ he said. economy surged ahead during LEAN EYE OF THE ROUND Hi. $129 the man expired." professor Hairy Benda, said the to Hanoi. Life does not say how closed-door meeting late ‘Thurs that the United States was at to tell our problem." the third quarter of this year, Los Algodones has no fire proposal waa an "indls{>en8lble long the bombing pause should Hasluck noted that the United day on the Middle East issue. fault in the United Natloiu’ in Or if you prefer the type of U. S. Choice or Prime Rib Oven Roast-of beef, ’The letter told Johnson that the Commerce Department re department. When there is a first step" toward a Vietnam be. States has already offered to Informed sources said most of action on Vietnam. the 60,000 residents of the Mex ported today, addlnis; strength to featured at fine eating places all over America, order 2 or 3 ribs of the Shwt fire residents fire guns to alert solution. / ‘The bombing," Life says, halt the bombing as a first step them want to delay debate on And, noting Fulbright’s ear ican vaUey surrounding the Johnson administration’s ar cut or Newport style roasts that our expert meatmen are preparing for this the Yuma Fire Department. But The report outlines a "con- “ has isolated the U. S. from toward negotiations, “ provided the question until they see what Algodones are cut off from help lier support of the administra gument for higher taxes. weekend. fire trucks cannot cross the bor federa Istrategy" which would most of Its' friends and allies that some reciprocal gesture Is comes of U.S.-Soviet negotia tion on Vietnam policy. Rusk at night. In a quarterly report, the de der at night. concede political powers to local throughout the world and In this made, or some reciprocal re tions to put It before the Se "We need your hospitals, your curity Council. partment said the gross national “ We are like so many leaders. In contrast to present country the bombing is the fo straint observed by the other (See Page Ten) technicians, your schools, your product— the value of all goods clnderellas, penned in at sun- efforts to establish a strong cen- cus and catalyst of most of the side.” commerce and contacts am<^g and services produced in the oppoeition to the war.” "d with scorn by Hanoi.” You will get more white meat on Pinehurst 3 Yz H O M E STYLE our peoples..." (See Page Ten) (See Page Twelve) economy— Jumped |15 bllll Coming Wed. A Thurs. Only W[DN[SOAY-ladies SPECIAL Malmee "FALSTAFF” with Orson Welles SATURDAY JAWTOPS "E ye of The Devil” at 0:15 A 9:20 “Fastest Guitar Alive” at 7:47 WnUaantlc/ G /w m ts SPECIAL KNOWrJ FOR VALUES Rules of the Tavern STEAKBURGER 4 pence a night for beer. 6 pence with pot luck. PLATE 2 pence for horsekeeping. No more than five to sleep in one bed. N o boots to be worn in bed. 8 8 « No razor grinder or tinker taken in. SERVED WITH: No dogis allowed in BUTTER TOASTED BUN the kitchen. There are more than two Organ grinders to sleep thousaind antique pieces here. FRENCH FRIES in the wash house. We invite you to browse be ' i * fore or after you dine. BURNSIDE r SLICED TOMATOES Historic PICKLE CHIPS BEVERAGE SIDNEY POITIER TECHNICOLOR ®arlbnrmiglj ©aurm 6 iTO T A SIR, IWITH I LOVE MANCHESTER PARKADE JCT. ROUTES 2 A OA — CLOSED MON. — DIAL 1-295-9358 — MARLBOROUGH, CONN. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1967 P A O s f i n PAG E FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1967 budget of $30,000 a year, consid being hauled before a student Only Thompsonville with 257 erably more than Bob Ladum disciplinary committee, but Jobless Oaims and Milford with 280 reported ■ ^ . Half-a-Million Made spends on any form of luxury. kept the name, " I ’ve got a pa less claims. Affenfion! He owns two suits and one tent pending," he said. Show Increase Lutz Footbridge Dedication Rase Commander Accused pair of. shoes, and his car has Now Ladum is In law school, 80,000 miles on the speedometer. but not because he wants to A 19.4 per cent increase in un- Hid in Vent READING IMraOVEMENt GLASSES BEKIMLII By Law Student, 22 “ I really don’t have any taste practice law. employment compensation On Sunday Rain or Shine Of Intimidating Counsel for clothes.or for fine foods and “ I just don’t want to have to SAN QUEN’HN, Calif. (AP) SALEM, Ore. (AP) — At first Ladum got Into business at claims was reported for leist Parkhill-J oyce fine restaurants," he said. call a lawyer when I need ad — Donald Wayne McDowell, 26, BEGINNING NOVEMBER 6, 1967 Barr told Lipscomb: ” I must glance, Bob Ladum doesn’t age 16, after a summer working week in the Manchester office Dedication ceremonies for the the museum’s first president SHERIDAN, 111. (AP) —A for Why does he keep making vice,” he said. "In the heat of a AFTERNOON and EVENING CLASHES consider you as just any other •eem any different from any ai> a bean picker. " I got to fled his San Quentin prison cell new covered footbridge at Lutz and member of the Manchester mer commander of Ft. Leonard himself richer? "Money Is the deal, you often don’t have time of the State Labor Departments. witness and allow counsel for Flower Shop other freshman law student at thinking out there In the field and hid for five days inside the Conservation Commission. The Wood, Mo., has been accused of way to personal freedom." to call your lawyer. And know Claims rose by 56—^from 289 Classes for ELEMENTARY and HIGH SCHOfM. atudento In Junior Museum’s Oak Grove both sides their right of probing Frank Gakeler, Proprietor Willamette University. one day that' I didn’t weuit to prison’s cotton textile mil' bridge will be accepted by Wal ing your legal rights can some Remedial Reading (Phonics, Understanding, etc.), Study Nature Center will be held “ rain trying to Intimidate an Army and questioning and sometimes 601 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER But Bob is at least a half- work for somebody else,” he When Bob was an undergrad for the week ending Sept. 80 to ventilating system before he ter Schultheis, current president times make the difference be major representing six con being quite forceful in search (Next to Hartford National a-millibnaire, and he made it all said. at Willamette he bought two re 345 for the week ending Oct. 7. was found. Skills, Comprehension, Vocabulary, Speed, CMlege Board or shine" Sunday at 2 p.m., mu of the museum trustees. Bank) tween $10,000-$20,0(X) in 'profits.” victed soldiers. matters.” himself. sort properties on the Oregon Prison officials said he was Test Preparation and General Reading Efficiency.) seum officials announce. The Visitors to the site will note # YES—WE DELIVER • That ' fall, Bob’s father Claims filed throughout the ’The charge was made ’Thurs The six soldiers’ experiences At 22, he claims to nm the coast, one of which he named bebi;^ furnished food a” d w"'''" structure was built by the Man 'that conatrueftitoai Sis also under Phoneo: 649-0791—649-144S brought hoMe a copy of Coin •k Small Classes A Pre-Testing Program -k Certified Teachers are serving as test cases for 72 third biggest mall order coin the No-Tel Motel. state last week Increased by 1,- by another inmate who was tak chester Jaycees as a communi way on the natural science "a c day against Maj. Gen. 'Thomas World magazine. Ladum, then a Index Computerized H. Lipscomb by Maj. David J. soldiers convicted by courts business In the United States, He ran an ad in the student 144, to a 16,638 totol. For the ing the nighttime fire watch i.. ty project. tivities’ ’ building, for which mu Portland high school junior, no WASHINGTON — The first corresponding period last year, Passamaneck. martial during Gen. Lipscomb’s owns a gas station, a resort mo newspaper showing a comely the mill. , 'The public is invited to attend seum officials have been plan ticed that dealers on the East Academic Reading Improvement Center, Inc. Maj. Passamaneck represents command. tel, several tracts of land and coed being carried over the computerized Index to an Inter statewide claims totaled 11,180. Officials said McDowell en the event and tour the wooded ning for more than a year. Coast were buying coins at high six soldiers found guilty and several homes, Including an threshold of the No-Tel. national traders’ magazine, the Bridgeport led the, state last dured extre’^Cy '’->o''t wa” 13 E. CENTER STREET Next to Oavey’s nature site after the ceremon Located south and west of the er prices than West Coast deal sentenced by courts martial be ♦82,000 estate in Portland which Psurents of Willamette stu U.S. Department of Commerce’s week with 2,420 claims and was air piped through the system to lANCHESTER, CONN. Telephone 643-9947 ies. Junior members of the mu pond at the main entrance to ers were selling them. tween Sept. 1, 1966, and Aug. 31 Rebekah Slate he rents. dents squawked, and finally po weekly International Commerce, followed by New Haven with 2,- maintain proper humluity for seum will distribute trail book the trails, the building will pro " I couldn’t package and ship lice raided the No-Tel. They is now available. It will be pub 156, Hartford with 1,832, and at Ft. Leonard Wood while Lip SCARED? NOT US He also has become an impre processmg cotton. lets and serve as guides. vide classroom and laboratory coins fast enough," he recalled. broke Into the room of a mar lished four times a year and Waterbury with 1,893. McDowell hid in a prison scomb was commander. Visits Sunset sario, booking sUent film shows 'The bridge, a replica of a sipaces alt the center, where WE HAVE EVERYTHING Today his mail order coin ried couple from Seattle. ’The soldiers maintain the gen at a Portland theater. will be ciumilaUve on an annual Manchester retained its 18th trash truck In an nnsnccessful typical 19th century covered ^ d y o f the plant, animal and Sunset Rebekah Lodge will en FOR HALLOWEEN business has an advertising Ladum sold the motel Mter basis. spot among the state’s 20 offices. escape attempt last year. pond life native to the center eral used his rank to influence Read Herald Advertisements bridge once common to New officers on court martial panels tertain officers of the Rebekah England, spans a stream and w*!!! be carried on. Assembly of Connecticut Mon • CARDS • CANDILES Completion of the building’s to hand out severe penalties. ravine at the edge of the iwnd They said this was done be day at 8 p.m. at a meeting at • CUT OUTS in the nature site off Oak Grove shell at a cost of $12,000 is ex Odd Fellows Hall. Dinner will • DOOR DEXX>RATTONS pected by spring, according to cause Lipscomb allegedly felt St. harsh pemilties would improve be served at 6:30 p.m. • PARTY GOODS Mrs. MJadeHyn McAwiey, mu Guests planning to attend are Horace H. Brown, managing discipline at the military post. • TRICK ’N “mEAT BAGS seum director. Funds for the Mrs. Alice Thorton of New director of the Connecticut De A U.S. military court of ap construction came from the Heaven, Assembly president; velopment Commission, will peals ruled in July that an In operating budget and a $6,000 Mrs. Ida Mae Wanzer of Dan Harrison’s Stationers give the keynote address. Others quiry be made to determine if girtanit made last year by the bury, vice president; Mrs. 849 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER slated to speak briefly are May the charges against Lipscomb Enisworth Foundation o f Hart- Janette Colton of East Hartford, or Nathan Agostinelli; Richard can besubstantlated. fiord. warden; Mrs. Jessie Hyatt of Bohadik and Nicholas Panuzio, Maj. Passamaneck accused Addfitiional ifundls will be East Hartford, District deputy respective presidents of the Gen. Lipscomb of telling him needed for fSnSIsIhdng the inter president; Mrs. Lois Stevens of before 'Thursday’s hearing ses Manchester and Connecticut ior and for equipmenit Mrs. Plainvllle, newly elected ward Jaycees; and Dr. Frank Horton. © 1967 hr NEA, In c sion that the questions he had VAI.UI McAwley said. DAYS en of the International Associa asked the first day of the hear tion of Rebekah Assemblies, and r ^099^ As Is Our J "You might be interested to know. Son— we, TOO, have ing, Wednesday, had been O. Arthur Suominen of Collins a slogan. It goes, ‘Don't trust anyone UNDER SOI'" Vizard Study Shows: aggressive and did not “ con ville, g;rand master of the Grand form to ethics.” Lodge of Odd Fellows of Con ► - ■ Passamaneck said he told the necticut. FIRST Custom* Small College Contributes of several Jordanian cabinets, general: “I have a hard job. I Mrs. Nonnie Hilding Is In now at Burton's... the greatest values... famous makers... famous labels... buy and save! am trying to do a good job and 3 Israel Faces was threatened after urg;lng charge of the dinner. Reserva cooperation and openly support you might not agree .with all tions may be made with Mrs. ^ both FAIRWAYS will To Community’s Economy ing a plan for an Independent that I do.” Alice Wetherell, 33 Florence St. New Rebels Palestine state. The major told the alleged Officers are reminded to wear A small college makes a signif Vizard, a full-time instructor Most El Fatah men caught so incident to Col. John Barr, a white gowns. L be closed all day this icant dollar contribution to the of economics at Manchester I (iiiitlnued from Pago One) far have not been hardcore raid law officer presiding at the economy of the community in Community College, lives with ers. They appear to have been hearing. Passamaneck said: “ I which it is located, according his wife the former Carole Klar rival, the Palestine Liberation recruits fresh out of hurried consider the remarks this morn GETS COLUMBUS PRIZE to recent study conducted by of Manchester and their three Army, have patched up differ training, half-starved from hid ing as an attempt to intimidate STAMFORD (AP)—The Inter k Saturday in observance Economics Instructor Richard children in Vernon. ences and are working together. ing in the mountains, dressed in me due to his rank and office.” national Christopher Columbus Vizard of Manchester Communi Gen. Lipscomb countered that prize has been awarded to Dr. Some reports say the PLA's ill-fitting combat fatigues. Most ty College and published in the gave up without a fight. he had objected to the “ mis Dennis Gabor of CBS Labora ^of the Religious Holiday. September issue of the “ New Rosary Society leader, Ahmed Shukairy, set up The Israelis face a dilemma: quoting” of directives he had Is tories for his mathematical the England Business Review.’ ’ headquarters in Damascus after If they crack down too hard on sued on courts martial while at ory contributions to color tele Assisted by a federal grant. Sponsors Fair Egyptian President Gamal Ab the Arabs they may force them Ft. Leonard Wood. vision. Vizard undertook the study at del Nasser asked him to move into El Fatah’s arms. If they the University of Maine where St. Bridget Rosary Society out of Cairo. There are other re don’t, it will be interpreted as he examined the effect of rela will sponsor an Autumn Fair ports that Shukairy has been weakness, and resistance could tively small Husson College on ousted and replaced by Syrian harden. Saturday, Oct. 28 from 10 a.m. Col. Halil el-Wazlr. Several terrorists have been the economy of the surrounding to 4 p.m. at St. Bridget School PLA saboteurs are active in jailed for life, but military au Greater Bangor Area (GBA). cafeteria. the Gaza Strip. They have de thorities are reluctant to exe Vizard’s study, "The Econom Mrs. Edmund Greaney of railed a train and killed several cute raiders and run the risk of ic Impact of a Small College," 457 N. Main St., and Mrs. John Israelis with mines. making martyrs out of them. analyzed the dollar contribution G. Curtin of 19 Butler Rd. are Algerian President Houari ^o- to the local economy by three co-chairmen of the event. umedienne actively aids El Fa spending groups: The college, Booth chairmen are Mrs. tah and has pressed for the uni ‘Right’ Care Ordered the staff and the students. Clarence Peterson, aprons; fication of all underground He concluded that a small Mrs. Claude Archaihbault, arts groups under a single political WASHING’TON—In buying 3,- OJIJIUW community college has an im and crafts; Mrs. Louis Della- command. 118 four-door autos from an pact on both income and em Fera, baked goods; Mrs. Mar- Israeli security forces struck American manufacturer, the White Walls ployment in the community that garite LaFlamme, candy; Mrs. back swiftly when the raids be Post Office Department ordered is equal to a manufacturing es Eugene Cowing, Christmas dec gan. Small heavily armed pa 2,332 of the sedans made with Only tablishment with a much larger orations. trols fanned out through the righthand steering, to allow 4 ¥ IY NYL number of employes. Important Also, Mrs. John Costello, mountains and valleys of the mailmen to deliver to RFD-type i ^ ^ wc*.. factors are: Student spending jewelry; Mrs. Edmund Greaney west bank, flushing out El Fa boxes without driving on the over and above college fees; col plaques; Mrs. Frank Kos and tah groups. Helicopter squads wrong side of the road. lege purchases and more jobs Mrs .John Duffy, raffle; Mrs. swooped almost daily on sus created, directly and Indirectly, Edward McKeaver, white ele pected villages. Undercover BIO SLED FIRED phant; Mrs. Wentworth John agents mingled with villagers, ALAMOGORDO, N.M. (AP) SNOW as a result of the expanding col son, refreshments: Mrs. Alfred ferreting out suspects. — The largest rocket sled ever lege. Barbero, books; Mrs. Conrad The dragnet pulled in several fired on Holloman Air Force In computing the employment Quinlan, cosmetics; Mrs. Ar top Palestlnan commanders, in Base's famed test track near factor. Vizard said, "For ev lene Carlson, children’s books, cluding an Algerian officer, re Alamogordo achieved a speed ery three new jobs in a factory and Mrs. Robert Eels, religious ports say. Thursday which Imparted a one new job is created indirect articles. Frightened villagers admit force on the payload of seven ly in the community, every Coffee and doughnuts will be knowing of "the organization” times the pull of gravity. three new jobs at the school, served during the day. Lunch but rarely finger El Fatah men. Holloman spokesmen said the reflecting increased enrollment eon will be served at 11:30 a.m. Two Nablus police sergeants sled, nicknamed “ The Bam” four additional jobs would be Donations of gifts or stamps were gunned down because they because of its size, housed a forthcoming in the commun and stamp books for the raffle collaborated. El Assifa claimed 105-lnch diameter Insulated tank ity.” table may be brought to the responsibility for this. in a test for an undisclosed Na T But, the economics Instructor, rectory, or to fair workshops A merchant, Rashid Dlab, tional Aeronautics and Space added, when the comparison is held each Wednesday at 7 p.m. was wounded in an assassina Administration program. made for the state or regional at the school cafeteria. tion attempt after he urged The sled—13 feet high, 12 feet economy, the impact of a fac Those wishing further infor cooperation with Israel. wide and 26 feet long—achieved tory that exports and Imports mation may contact the co-chair Sheikh All Ja’ Abari, mayor a speed of 386 miles per hour on products, would be consider men. of Hebron and former member the seven-mlle-long track. ably greater. 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MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1967 East Hartford yesterday short as he seems about committing himselt Open Fonim ly after 1 p.m. Police say the U.S. Reports Police Check GireUl car stopped on Knox St. I HUmri^rBtrr ever more deeply to his commitment in MEG Certification ORANGE HALL Vietnam. "This Vicious Cycle” before entering Center St., the/ At the moment, the best he seems to To the Editor, Four Crashes driver’s view was obstructed by Large Boost a parked truck, and the vehicle E Cnmnci ipernld have produced from Congress, by his "t The strike now in progress at the Ford Motor Company has Police yesterday Investigated hit the ■ left rear of the 'Ward >r P O BU B U SD B Y VBB escalationary pressures, is an increase Denied by SERB » HBRAU> PRIN TIN a OO.. INC. called attention to one of the In Economy four motor vehicle midiaps In- car which was traveling east » . 13 m—Bll Street in the cold enmity and the bitter re 'V’’ '■ .‘I'i'*’'-''■'i most pressing naUonal ^ b - volvlng a total of seven vehi- on Center St. "■ M m oh eter. Conn. The S ta te ^ b o r Relations Board has dismissed and (Continued from Page One) >*' THOilAS F. IltotGUSON solve with which the leadership in Con lems of our times. Although I denied a petition of the 37-member Municipal Employes ^ . v cles. One person was arrested Julia Jason of 1277 Tolland *■* WA1.TEIR B . FESROUSON and two drivers received writ- xpke. received a written wam- *** PuMMierB gress holds to its decisibn of no tax in am not a member of a labor Group to be certified and designated as an employes’ m «NGO ~ Founded October 1. aSM______crease. The the President may know his union nor have I ever been a onranizatirm fivr >mrorniniTi» administration In ten warnings. No Injuries were jng for failure to grant the right organization for bargaining purposes. seeking congressional approval EVERY SATURDAY MflllT PubtWied Every Evening Except Sundays targets in the Congress better than he member i .■ \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1967 PAOB UN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1967 Tolland attempted murder. He threw a restaurant and theater olition teams had answered Communlst anti-British leedlets HST Library Reds Toss Bomb third' bomb at pursuing police entrances, and in the plush more than 90 bomb calls up to at a street corner. Just Another Day but it fcdled to explode. European residential Peak area night fall. Many were fakes.or I Vietnam Issue Debated Space Agency 'When police arrived to in FUEL O IL Town Director John Gar- Gets 1921 Song In Hong Kong ’Two policemen and a street district. scare bombs—the latter con vestigate, terrorists hurled one side doesn't go for that Fri Board Forbids Students car driver were wounded when Communist newspapers caUed taining explosives but without H O N G K O N G (A P ) — 15.4 fn UN and in Washington day the 13th superstition. Makes Shifts From Writers other terrorista threw bombs at for "greater combat" against lethal fragmentation bomb from a rooftop, threw a 200 G«L Min. O.OD. Communist terrorists hurled the streetcar from a rooftop. Hong Kong’s "British Fascist material—but the real bombs second from within the crowd it To him, this is the best day 2i-Hoiv Bonier ServlMl SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, NEW YORK (AP) — The To Park at High School Rooftop bombers also at authorities." self. of the year. two bomba into a Chinese crowd Included about a dozen which iToNttmied from P« icf One) Tex. (AP) In a "marshaling Harry S. Truman Library has tacked cruising police vans and R. B. REGIUS panies which have been sent to flbe Board or aducaAtea has located mt the comer of Rhodes today in an attempt to blow up a Government officials said pri one police officer described as The police were In the middle It Is his birthday. of resources,” the space agency been presented with the manu police and British mUitary dem FU EL O IL M fa: "M people change their South Vietnam. ruM l itliat no cNudent poridng and Merrow Rds. pbUce patrol. One police officer vately they feared the colony, "new and very powerful.” The of the crowd at the time and an And, to show his total dis and six clvUlans were seriously olition squads. now entering its sixth month of Injured civilians, Including a inspector said the terrorists nn||ida, tt'8 fair to ask on which Seneff said that in the 20 gave new jobs to three veteran script and memorabUia from wlH be pemAtitod a t 'the high David Oetchell of Kingsbury 649.4908 months he was in Vietnam the dain for superstitions, he the song, ‘ T m Just Wild about wounded. The attacks climsixed a day in Communist rioting, labor strife woman, were part of a crowd of "must have known without a officials Thursday." achoed or ateng OU Oothole Ave. E x t is seeking a building o<9Mlon they were right.” military progress was "very, owns a black car, with reg H arry," A suspected terrorist, caui^t which terrorists planted at least and terrorism, is in for a new more them 100 Chinese which shadow of doubt that the bombs George Trimble, 52, was line variance for guy wire an l^llbright, asserting "I be- very great.” istration plates 7132. Not Margaret Truman Daniel ac Rd. after a running fight, was 70 bombs in Chinese tenement phase of bombing violence. Communist agitators had would wound those that they named deputy director of the chors supporting an antenna iieve I am right now," later re- only does the number con cepted two display cases on be Ihe dodaioa iwaa arrested and charged with areas, in front of business. Police, arm y smd na'vy dem attracted by passing out pro- had collected Into a crowd.” Read Herald Ads While the Viet Cong are now Manned Spacecraft Center. He tower on the south side of tain a 13, but the four digits half of her father from the writ sifced on the Senate floor his better armed and still receive Is a former vice-president of down iWateeelday niigta: in rapRy Kingsbury Ave. Ext. 200 feet add up to 13. ers of the song. Noble Slssle, "ili objections to the administra supplies from North Vietnam, Martin-Marietta Corp., and his 7$, to requeiBlt foe a otudenlt ditviag from the intorseetkm of Moun the caliber of fighting personnel previous job with the space and Eubie Blake, 84. tain Spring Rd. tion's war policies. Slssle and Blake became part poMoy maile by M gh achool has deteriorated, he said. agency was planning advanced BepubUcaa Women Meet The Arkansas Democrat princtipal Howard Harvey. U.S. troops now are clashing Explosion Rips ners In 1915. " I ’m Just W ld The Republican Women’s aub again argued that U.S. reasons manned missions cut by Con more with what he termed 13- to gress this year. about H arry” was written In N o sNudent parkin|g had will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. for being in Vietnam have not Large Gas Line 1921 for the long-running Negro been dniduded in the s|)eciflca- in the Town Hall. 15-year-old kids. Eberhard Rees, 59, an as been made clear. He held there musical, “ Shuffle Along." tlnoB Dor the touUdbig, acconl. "When you hit them, they sistant to Wernher Von Braun Firemen’s Bsll Snturdny was a conflict in basic Ameri- ALIQUIPPA, Pa. (AP) — A letter from the composers ing to 'the board membeira, wbo break and run." Seneff said. since World War II rocket work The Second Annual ETremen’s cajn policy. large gas line ruptured with also ruled out paridog; along This contrasts with the situa in Germany, was named to help tc Truman said in part: Ball will be held Saturday from The administration contends "The Interesting thing about Old Oatlwile Rd. The school tion in early 1966 when Am eri an earth-quivering roar today, Apollo Director George Low 8:80 p.m. to 12:80 a.m. at the that defending South Vietnam ‘Harry’ was that It actually was hoahd w ill request the Boeid can troops were encountering tearing out a crater as big ns a overcome manufacturing prob Koeclussko Club on Vernon Ave. from Communist aggression is written as an election song in a oT Setectinen to ereut No Park what the General described as football field and sending a ball lems with the moonships. in RockvUle. Music wiU be pro necessarj' to prevent the loss of show whose plot was almost a ing aigiiB a k a g the street for- firm ly disciplined Communist Edgar M. O rtrlght, 44, a vided by Ed Sojka and hla or Southeast Asia, Fulbright said, of flame high info the air. bdddhtg perking beltween the •^OUR STORES OF FASHlOH troops who camouflaged them planner of unmanned space parallel to the 1948 presidential chestra. TTckets tor the dance and also sets the goal of with Fire (Jhief Joe Unis of the campaign. The story was about boura at 8 nan. and 6 pm . drawal after self-determination selves well and held their fire probes (or the National are stiU avaUable by contacting Hopewell Township near this the race for mayor in a small The achool board a b » agreed for the South Vietnamese is as until American men or helicop Aeronautics and Space Robert Ahnert, or Steven Mant- western Pennsylvania Southern town. Our hero, Harry to bold tw o meeUngh a month, Uk. sured. ters were within close range. Administration, was given a community said the (ire was Walton, was the underdog in his tnatead o f Juat one a t pree- Maintaining a defense perime Seneff said the Communists’ more important Washington ea The Volunteer Fire Depart visible (or eight to ten miles. race as you were in the election enlt. The meeUnga were alated ter in that country would re ability to bring in reinforce post, that of deputy to George ment answered eight alarms The fire was extinguished in al of 1948. fo r the aeooiid end fourth quire a permanent American ments h£is been deteriorating Mueller, the agency's chief of during Septmeber. Today and Saturday! Sail Into D&L ior Special Savings! most 3>2 hours. No one was "Although we did not have a Wednedday each month. The presence, he said, and U,S. for some time. manned space flight. of Two new members have been hurt. ‘Chicago Tribune’ teUlng the fiidt meeting 'wm be desraRed to forces would have to stay The general credited helicop NASA Administrator James added to the department, both people that his rival had been a bUdneea meetlngv with other "come hell or high water." ter operations with killing 9,413 United Natural Gas Co. said Webb joined Mueller and MSC of whom have had experience elected, it first appeared that malbterB being handled at the Referring to critics of the ad Viet Cong in the year ending the 20-inch pipe was a transmis Director Robert Gilruth Thurs with other fire departments. one of the candidates opposing ministration policy. Rusk said June 30. sion line from West Virginia to day in announcing the job second meeting. They alao Robert W. Clough of New Rd. Harry in our race had won...- agreed to have ‘ootfee at the those who "place in question the Despite the immense scale of Oil City. There was no dis changes. Webb said Rees would is a former member of the Ea- Well, a friend asked the Ingenue credibility of the pledged word operations—over 1,400 aircraft ruption of service. remain assigned to the Marshall meettege. glevUle Fire Department, and how she felt about Harry when of the United States under our in Vietnam—the United States is Unis said the explosion spilt a Space Flight Center at Hunts The meeting achedule fo r the Richard A. Santoro of Bakos he’d apparently lost. She re mutual security treaties would losing only one helicopter per section of pipe about 15 feet ville, Ala., going where he is year wiU be posted in compU- Rd., formerly served with the plied, ‘I ’m Just Wild about Har subject this nation to mortal 25,291 sorties. long. He estimated the size of needed to conduct his Apollo arce 'wSth the dtaibe lawn in Coventry Fire Department. ry,’ and went into the song." danger." "I would feel safer in a heli the crater torn out at about 300 work. the Town Halt iSpecSail meet- Slssle and Blake are giving Without direct reference to copter in Vietnam than on free feet across and 30 feet deep. The job Trimble fills is that inga require notification o f the Manchester Evening Her most of their archives to the Rusk, Fulbright told the Senate ways around Los Angeles,” Se Miss Francis Kyc, whose vacated by Low, who took over town derk not leas than 24 ald Tolland correspondent, Yale University Library. it was wrong to argue that crit neff declared. home was 200 feet away from the moon program last spring hours betore the meeting time. Bette Quatrale, tel. 815-2848. ics hampered the war effort. the explosion, said the (lames after the launch pad fire which The board hopes to eHiminate 200,000 LIVE GYPSY LIFE Save! “SuzyWong He endorsed a speech in leaped 300 feet in the air and killed the first Apollo crew in any iepedal meeting^ BOSTON —A student of the which Sen. Jacob K. Javlts, blistered the side of her house. their craft. ’The board signed the Ave- gypsy life reports there still are R-N.Y., said President Johnson Op The taillights on her family's Mueller said the job changes yiear achool busing oontraot en Gates 200,000 gypsy Americans in the WM not immune, because of his car were melted, she said. represented a "marshaling of with 'Floyd Munroe and Sons. nomeulic groups that have office, from criticism for the "It was like a night of ter resources" within the agency, The oompianiy has aerved the PAUL roamed the United States for conduct of the war. U.S. Asked ror,’> she said. hard-hit by congressional budg town for many years, and was mink trimmed 260 years. Javlts said he was disturbed Firemen wetted down homes et cuts this year. awarded the contract aa the (Continued from Page One) DODGE by Senate Republican leader in the area to keep them from Speaking about the nation's low bidder aenreral months ago. Everett M. Dirksen’s contention down each night," says soils. burning. race with the Soviet Union to be On Exhibit at Bolton’s Harvest Festival ToiDand achool children are earlier this week that the Chief The cause wasn't known. first on the moon, Webb said, preaently bused to three local PONTIAC Says Frank Seymour, an Mrs. Wdnltlhirop Reed o f Mlanidheateir, a member o f Sit. Geosge’is ElptiBcopail Chunclh, Rit. 44A, LET US PRICE Executive should not be subject American whose general store “ There is no race, because achooSs, and to eight others in suede coats ed to severe criticism in the while we're slowing down, they BoOltion, w ill exhiilbiit ithese hlanid-imlade gllfit item s a t ithe chureh’H H arvest FesU'vial and aucltion YO U R NEXT the area. near Yuma offers the closest ito be held Siaiturday from 1 to 7 pjm. In the new paiiiislh haE. ’Phe glifite on dUspllay were made eyes of the world. are going.” Library Policy Tabled Best Buys pay telephone: by reifugees Ithinouigthouit the ‘world, and money from their Sale hielipia ithe refugees .to help PRESCRIPTION In other developments: " I t ’s a shame those people The board tabled action on 'themselves. Also on sale Will be Utems made by women lof ithe church, hiolidlay arrlangiemenius, —Javits and Democratic lead are locked in like jailbirds ever- Frescos in Turkey ARTHUR DRUG acceptance of a poUcy for the foodls, herlhs from OaiprllanldB, and the liike. M rs. M yrtle OaTIson, Bouton aTtlSt, W ill be alt the In Used Cars er Sen. Mike Mansfield pleaded y night.” Cold Deserts Vast duties of the school librarian ANKARA, Turkey—Prehistor church an d!ay to draw portraUts Sn paSbeJis. (Herald photo by SalterriiS.) for a end to the terms "hawk" until the next meeting. Presen ic art—believed the oldest draw NEW YORK — Geographers and "dove,” often used to de PICKLES FOR LBJ tation of an Insurance proposal ings in a man-made dwelling— say the deserts cover 18 per cent scribe positions on Vietnam. Y Stuart Danforth was also 1967 GRAND PRIX CHICAGO (AP) — President adorns the walls of a hunting of the earth's surface. But these Mansfield said hawk means tabled until the next meeting. Johnson's problems pretty often shrine that British archaeolo- are the "deserts of dryness." Power steering, brakes "going all the way, to the- Two new teeuihers were hired put him in a pickle but a pickle Another type, the "deserts of goto. C A V E Chlnese border and beyond," grists found In Turkey in 1966. by the board including Mrs. Ma packers' popularity poll puts The 8,000-year-old paintings cold,” cover the Antartlc, Green uilile dove meant “getting out.” bel Malsbary who wUl teach mu him at the top of the barrel. land and the north polar areas. Javits said the terms are be show Neolithic hunters carrying sic. She received her bachelor’s Miss Pickle Poll, blonde mod These barren, ice-covered re coming irrelevant. bows or clubs and their quarry: degree from the University ot ragukiriy $100. el Sandy Wolsfeld, took the poll 1966 G T O —^Three House Republicans Red deer, wild boar, bear, bull, gions are said to cover 16 per FREE DEMONSTRATION Tampa, and a Master’s In Music at State and Madison streets and 27 Democrats wrote John- wolf and lion. cent of the earth’s surface. from the University of Indiana 2-Dr. Hardtop. Power steer Thursday for the Pickle Pack pnfi nn end to bombing of and has one year’s teaching ing and brakes, ftOiBAC ers International, Inc., an indus North Vietnam. SQUEEZE 'nOHTER BLISS TO ATTEND experience. auto, traiw. ^ M S n 9 try trade association in con WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — The TOPEKA (AP) — Republican —Life magazine, heretofore a Mrs. Barbara Daring was hir vention here. national chairman Ray Bliss si^poi'ier o. uombing pohey, cost-price squeeze for farmers ed to teach Junior high English, To get the voters in the mood will attend a meeting of Kansas called for a pause in bombing of isn’t a squeeze any more. Sen. SATURDAY, OCT. 14 replacing Mrs. Carol Dimcan 1965 CATALINA she gave each of them a pickle. Republican leaders Oct. 26 in most of North Vietnam "to re- Frank Carlson, R-Kan., said whose resignation was accepted She asked: "Whom do you Thursday. Topeka. Rich, sumptuous, large mink CE^ture support for the U.S. AT by the board. Mrs. Daring re- 4-Dr. Sedan. Auto tnms., want for U.S. President?” “It has become a bear hug,” Republican State Chairman presence and commitment in crived her bachelor’s degree power steering brakes. The answers were: President he said. George E. Nettels said the pur collar on imported genuine Vietnam.” from Albany State CoUege, and AH vinyl AIM S Johnson 21, Richard M. Nixon “ How can the farmer survive pose of the meeting will be to interior. is a first year teaicher. suede, % length coat with WASHINGTON (AP) — A for 13, Gov. Ronald Reagan 10 and when everything he sells goes give Republican leaders an up Mrs. Duncan resigned to ac mer aviation commander in Sen. Robert F. Kennedy 6. down in price, and everything dated report on the activities cept a position In the History hand stitched detailing, deep Vietnam said today the Viet One passing admirer cast his he must buy has gone up and and programs of the GOP na 1965 CHEVROLET Cong organization in the war tional and state committees. E.A. JOHNSON PAMT CO. Department at RockvUle High vote for Miss Wolsfeld. keeps climbing?” side slits. A great opportunity zone is "falling apart at the School. Bmpala Conv. V-8. A l f l O C seams.” 723 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER A total of 1,589 students are 4 on the floor. ^lO TfD to have a beautiful coat at a Maj. Gen. George P. Seneff enroUed in the local schools, ex made the comment at a Penta cluding those in Rockville High superb saving. Antelope or and other area schools. gon news conference describing 1965 CHEVROLET taupe. 8 to 18. helicopter operations in South Now you con create the effect of Meadowbrook has 469 students Vietnam. In the first and second grades; MaUbu Super Sport. Auto, IH O 'Seneff was head of the 1st Hicks has 402 students In Grades trans., power stoning 3 and 4, and the High School has Aviation Brigade, a headquar An Original Oil Painting €md brakes. 41695 ] ters unit which was set up main 728 students in Grades 5 through ly to oversee the large number 9, Superintendent ot Schools of independent helicopter com A Complete "Work of A rt in fust 30 Minutes Robert Bralrton reported. Board of Appeals Hearing 1964 GRAND PRIX The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear three requests for var Power steering, and brakes, iances at its public hearing auto, trans. 41895 scheduled for Oct. 23 at 8 p.m. Last Call! In the Town Hall. « m o d -p o d g e John Burokas of Russell Dr. Is seeking a side line variance 1965 CHEVROLET to build a second garage on MODERN EASY-TO-USE KIT land located at the com er of Chevelle 'Wagon. R IA R K Russell Dr. and Clark Rd. 0 cyL auto. tnms. Marshall Smith, of Buff Cap It's Pun... Rd. Is seeldng permission for Save! boys’ warm a special exception for repair 1963 EONNEVILLE Anyone can do it. er’s license at the gas station 4-Dr. Hardtop. Auto traas., corduroy goal coat TIm WorM's Bs$t I Perfumes—JCdegnes IM 2 lONNeVIUE “Free OUt Wrapping” 4-Dr. Hardtop. Auto tnms., Save! girls’ winter coats ARTHUR DRUO power steering G 19Q S rag. $20. and brakes. ^wmW9 >9 2 2 T962 STAR CH I^ # ' ^ ' RANGE 4-Dr. Hardtop. 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Come in, phone or write for Free Color Brochurtt PAGE THIRTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1967 ______r » am TWBL.VB end. Police said he died of a Rich had been a lawyer prac authorities were holding a 21- A eveningevening from from 6 6 to to 8 8 at at the the town town and stopped the truck on Route obtaining further funds from the gunshot wound )n the head. J J A Oo., a New Milford-based firm ticing in Bridgeport but was dis year-old man Thursday on a ‘Life’ Asks officeoffice huUdlng. building. Applicants Applicants arq arq 1 In nearby Devon, state police fiederal government and private The 69-year-old suspect has A n a o v p r U 1 1 1 1 6 G 1 ? 1 1 1 1 0 State News which publishes six weekly barred by Judge Douglass B. charge of violating the White eligible if 21 years of age, a said. fcundatlons as the program pro Slave Traffic Act, also known been in JaU since the body was Planners’ Parley: Area View netyspapers in western Connecti gresses, before returning to the Wright uj>on his entry of the discovered. Authorities have not U.S, Pause resident of the town for six cut and New York State, Vaill Ailing was also charged with as the Mann Act. months, and, if a naturalized A t 4 6 % M ark evading, responsibility, state po state to ask for more. guilty plea. commented on a possible mo (CeattBoed Aram Pe(e Ooe) Assessors R ou n d u p said. In sentencing Rich today, the The suspect, Carl Vernon citizen, have proof of citizen Blomberg said "we are rea tive in the slaying. The Citizen Printing Co. was lice said. judge placed him on probation Mims of Now Haven, was ar In B om bin g "M efadeath" waa, the chilling ship. ’The United Appeal Communi Hardy lived at „ 1016 Whalley sonably assured” of funds to rested Thursday by local j^toUce (OaRttuned fra n Page One) established in 1888, and the first for five years. HEADS CANCER SOCIETY term coined by Kahn in dlacuu^ Explain Tax ty Chest - Red Cross Campaign Televmon issue of the atlzen was pub Ave., New Haven. get the program going. and the FBI. Authorities said ing the technicians’ ability now has reached 46.19 per cent of trallied government In Saigon. ■nie embezzlement by agent (Continued from Page One) Manchester Evening Herald 5;00 ( 8) IMovlo 7:16 (30) Newsreel lished April 30 of that year. The Some 80 to 86 drug dependents charge arose in connection with the charge is related to the NEW HAVEN (AP)—Dr. Fred to kill people In the mlUlons. Andover correspondent, Law its $3,310,918 goal, it was report ( S-12-aai Hike Douflas 7:30 ( 3-ia)_WUd, Wild West (C) BomUng of North Vietnam is Drug Funds Grated have been treated since July— transportation of a woman from Anderson of Norwich has been (18) Highway Patrol (40) WHaid (C) current circulation is 4,134, Vaill $20,796 belonging to Mr. and our control, our editorial output Society’s cottfuaion was point List Filing rence Moe, tel 742-V7M. ed today at the first luncheon (18) Checkmate de-emphaatced In the proposal, HARTTORD (AP)—Sufficient (20) Faith for Today said, about double last year’s rate— Mrs. Steve Parkas of Stratford, Hartford to New York aty for elected president of the Connect yesterday did note quite reach ed up by Sir Bernard Vickers, report meeting at the Hartford (30) Combat (2022-30) Tarzan (C) though bombing of the North- funds will be available for the Bloomberg said, adding, how prostitution. icut division of the American The Board of 'Assessors has (40) Ctlntstones (10) Friday Mdrte The proposed sale would in for whom Rich had handled real Bngliah philosopher and hero of Hilton Hotel. 6:16 (21) Friendly Giant South border would continue as first phases of Connecticut’s ever, that "there has been no Charles B. Weeks, head of the Cancer Society. to the bottom of the page. While found In recent weeks that , Waahkigton; Week In volve no changes in personnel, estate transactions during the World War I, who described the A total of 300 volunteer lead 5:30 (40) Peter Jennings (C) long as necessary to cut infil newly Enacted program on the greai rush since Oct. 1 when we feel that we are under no ob Stocks in Brief Review ^ said Vaill, adding that he would period from Oct. 3 to Dec. 9, New Haven FBI office, said Other officers elected Thurs "etupldlty" of building the SST, there is oonslderable confusion ers directing the campaign sec (18) Sports World ( ) Front Row Movie (C) tration and troop buildups. (3 0 ^ ) ’Thcoiter 8 continue on the staff of the treatment of persons dependent the new legislation went into ef Mims failed to post $26,000 bond day for the coming year are ligation to explain the % ■ * as to what type of property tions reported contributions of 8:00 (24) Local Issue 1966. the huge Jet to carry hundreds ^ . NEW YORK (AP)—’The stock 6:00 ( 3-8-1048) News. Sports. 8:30 ( 3-12) Gomer Pyle (C) newspaper under the proposed on drugs. fect.” and was taken into custody by Dr. Paul G. Kuehn, Hartford,, further, we are pleased must toe detelarod on the tax $1,629,122.06. Weather (O Cruiser Tagged of passengers and tons of cargo. (22) Summer Hlg)iliBhts (24) OeaUve Person ’That was the word today from the U.S. marshal. and Mrs. Blbridge N. Jones, the opportunity thus available to itats due to brfUed by the end market was Irregularly higher It was also mentioned______that__ a (48) Subscription TV n e w LONDON (AP) — A new ownership. Train Worker Killed tnckerd said the thing is so (18) Merv Griffin those who are administering the Embezzler Sentenced New Britain, vice presidents; congratulate the world- of this month. They point out early this afternoon as it made Manchester As- (80) Srorts (40) Hondo (C) crackdown on illegal parking in WESTPORT (AP) — A New in d ic t e d in s l a y in g big and noisy, it can’t fly over (20-28-30) Star Trek (C) program after a meeting in conquering Cardinals; to con that it Is now necessary to file recovery from three p{ Retarded (34) Van^n k ec Don't Go Homo 9:00 ( 3-18) Uovle Crash Caused Death Carl G. Burdick, Danbury, sec populated areas and will be sociation for Help (R) New London’s downtown area State Finance Commissioner BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Leo Haven Railroad workman was FARMINGTON, Maine (AP)— sole the gallant Red Sox; to pay only a list on personal property, s h ^ dally losses. (24) NET Playhouse NEW HAVEN (AP)—Police retary; G. Harold Welch, Ne^ forced to fly only over the Children, was Included in this (40) News; Combat 9:30 (108023-30) Accidental turned up an unusual catch—a George W. Conkllng’s office. nard J. Rich, former Bridgeport struck and killed by a train Olln A. Hurd of East Hampton, particular respects to Mr. Al In past years the tax list fil- Gains outnumbered losses by (SO) McHale's Navy man Louis P. Rienzo. struck by Haven, treasurer, and Alfred M. year’s g^oal, bringing the total 6:15 (20) Bold 'Venture Family (C) state police cruiser was ticketed. Qualified personnel is the ma Republican town chairman, was about 11 a.m. today, police said. Conn., has been indicted on a bert Fred Schoendlenst and Mr. oceans. The English and ed toy rftlzens covered real es- a oomtortlable mSigln. H i« pop- ( 8-40) Guns of Will Sonnett The ticket was written a car while directing traffic sentenced today in Superior The victim was not immedi charge of murdering his broth Wade, Hartford, executive com French, he said, had to build to 70 agencies in 11 towns. 6:30 (34) What's New (R) (C) around the scene of an accident jor problem, said State Mental mittee chairman. Richard Hlrshfeld Williams; tate, motor vehicles and person- ular market averages moved up Employes of 26 companies re- ( 3-12) Walter Ooihltc (C) (10) News and AoUialHy^ (C) Wednesday by a local policeman Health Commissioner Wilfred L. Court to one year in jail-the ately identified and circum er during the Fourth of July it to employ their technicians (10-23-30) Huntley-Brln)dey ( 8-40) Judd for the Defense Sept. 23, died as a result of Wade, retiring Cancer Cru and to thank Mr. Robert Gibson, al property. ’This year, however, moderately, portTed a total of 100 per cent (C) and left on the windshield of term to be suspended after six stances of the death were not weekend. and keep them in the country. (C) being hit by the car, an au Blomberg. The total amount sade chalrmsm, told the socie Mr. John Lonberg, Mr; Carl the town voted to eliminate the Trading was brisker than on or better on thedr campaign ( 8) Peter Jennings (C) 10:00 (10202323) Telephone Hour the cruiser that was parked in available through appropriation months—on a charge of embez- available. ’The fatality occurred ’The body of Harold Hurd, 66, Yastrzemskl, Mr. Roger Maris, But after they started plans, declaration on real estate and the slow, semi-holiday, of ’Thurs- 6:45 (20) News, Sports (C) topsy report'says. about one-half mile east of Sher ty’s annual gathering that a quota. 7:00 (22-30-40) News Sports 10:30 (18) subscription TV a loading zone on Masonic to the various agencies Involved zelment by agent. of South Lawrence, Mass., was . the Americans became worried \ mntor vehicles and permission daX when Columbus Day was ob- 11:00 ( 3-8-10-22-30-40) News, Rienzo, 24, died on Wednes record $1.14 million was con Mr. Louis Brock and their dis Three organizations were (12) Truth or tjonsequences is $'714,300, with $$260,000 of it Rich, 31, had pleaded guilty wood Island, police said. found July 2 outside a cottage about missing out. (C) Sports. Weather (C) day at St. Raphael’s Hospital. tributed in the state drive during tinguished colleagues at Fenway to do so was granted by the ®®£y®**' . awarded ‘‘Fair Share” banners. (to) Richard Diamond Lt. Frederick P. Moran, com to the charge Sept. 12. He had in Madrid which the brothers ’The Americans, Vickers said, ( 3) Death Valley Days (C) dining room rug. "That's ori ental, too!" she accused. I al Paper Qaims Council of Elected Officials Bandits Use Police Oral Tests No G>mpufer lowed as how It was and then made the mistake of telling her Chemical in East District Conference like Memory work for no Commies I" she said Job Program Meeting in Town Wednesday He Makes Sculpture That Prompts the Question: Why? It was Chinese. "Well, I don't Will Start Monday The Capitol Region Council of regional cooperation for their ef- By fiLMMgW iiJ. YOUMO At South Church Sunday By HAL BOTLE and stalked out to her Cadil Bar Robbery lac. Bribes Probe Elected Town Officials, meeting solution. The second and final phase of the contrwersial police NEW YORK (AP) — There Is The resolution called upon the Encased in glass under die The Connecticut East Dis An interfaith program, “Con The next two candidates SAN JOSE, Calif, (AP) — The Manchester on Wednesday, new YORK (AP)—six ban- promotions examination will be given sta,rtinsrMona^. no computer like the human Phoenix Mutual ship on Con trict Conference of the Metho necticut Combats World Hun didn’t even get out of their 11m- f b I and Gov. Ronald Reagan’s adoption of a re- of the regional dits accompanied by a gun moll About 20 patrolmen will take ger,” will be presented by rep m em ory. ouslneso,.sines and the two after SiatSlat o.o info the acopuon oi a dertake a study of the regional ^ west style holdup for sergeant, and four sergeants will take the oral stitution Plaia ore a odUectlon dist Church will be held Sun The new electronic miracle office are resentatives of the Connecticut would have given us a chance *(rf*°'under-u!e-taWe solution pledging regional co- problem and to report Its flnd- of seven iron ehapes created by machines can perform pushbut solicitation exam for lieutenant. enter private bualneas. day at 8 p.m. at South Meth Council of Churches. but I couldn’t meet tlieir conson- navments by federal and state operation for finding soluUwis Ings and recommendations by of a bar and restaruant a few tbe sculptor Tel Streeter of Ifll* The testing will take two days, position will be fUled by one odist Church. The Rev. John E. The Rev. Dr. Orant 8. Shodk- ton wonders In, the storing and dltions. One wanted us to cut E a l f tor expediting toH artford’s social, educational Jan. 1, 1968 to the Hartford paces from Rockefeller Center brook, N.T. sorting of data after they have according to Donald Aludl, sergeants to be test- Post of Bolton, district super ley of New York City wm speak down all the shrubbery and pour antipoverty job training grants and economic problems. Town Council * and toj the ,r Capitoln t Thursday and used a weapon The shapes are simple, each been properly programmed. superintendent of municipal vacancy created t y the at the evening session. His topic cement over the lawn because jjjg Jose News reports. Wednesday’s meeting will be Region of Elected Town ui- that the oldtime badmen of the one a single color. Yellow w d^ intendent, will preside. About But life Itself is the grand pro services for the state, and vdll promotion of the sergeant wUl is "The Methodist World Mtsskm they might harbor Insects and ij-jje newspaper said Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Municipal Build- ficials. plains never heard of. ed angles climb as high as the 300 reservations have been re grammer for the human mind. Just before taking off with be done at the Municipal Build- of the 20 pa In New Context." He Is o mem the other not only said we had pgen investigating the Ing Hearing Room. The Regional Advisory Cmu- celling will allow 14 feet, six ceived for a supper at the Ttie memories It stores are not $3,600, all seven pulled out cans ing starting about 9:30 a,m. trolmen who will take the oral ber of the world division of the ir ^ iT m M .^ 'fa r t e 'b u t H vili children and practice tor two months and had The Council of Elected Town mlttee w m ^quested to Inches. EntiUed “E n d le s s church before an evening ses and sprayed an unidentified gas Monday. test. Methodist Board of lOsslons. Sitos^oSi^nd Chee™ dog ohtoinpdobtained sie^iedsigned statements doc-doc Officials consists of the chief make specific regional recom Column," It had to be cut to fit sion at 7. that left their victims dizzy. The oral part of the examine- The position on the detective The Rev. Dr. J. Manley Shaw, quit smoking as well. umenting three cases. elected executives of the towns mendations concerning housing die dimensions of the showroom Participants In the confer heart on some of its bad days. illec bureau Is one which Is newly pastor of South Church, ’rae last woman who came II „ i a i „ . ’ “ p y V ..ory ^ (which also, from Inside, seems ence Include the Rev. J. Arthur win protection, recreation, and pursue them. lice Association said could be created and not one. being conduct the closing service. Mu mniiwter is working nrettv Well considered us tor a moment suidand amounts ranging from $500 to Agency (CRPA.) Its meetings to cut off the tops of an the sur Dahlstrand of HasardvUle, who then said if we would eat off any other matter which it deems Police are Investigating the easily rigged, consists of the filled because of a vacancy; sic will be provided by the Sen iT^w can ^ft through^youf ®®‘ $3,000 had been solicited and in are alternated among the mem- individual patrolman facing a The controversy over the rounding buU dl^.) will lead a worship service, and paper plates she thniip-ht thought she gome cases paid under the gfuise ber towns. appropriate. possibility that the robbers had Stanley C. Weinberg a district ior Choir of the church, with memories and recall when— group of persons. These per promotion procedure began in There is another smaller could drop in three times a The council was formed May The Regional Advisory Coun a new disabling chemical used lay leader and member of James W. McKay, orgu ^ . Outside entertainment was so of "consultant’s fees.” sons judge the patrolman’s fit- August when the MPA protest- column, a model of a lujger week and throw them into the cil accepted the Hartford reso by some law enforcement of South Church who will present The Connecticut East District rare in small towns that after a The payments were reported 18, 1966, under the sponsorship ness by asking him questions ed about changes made In the piece which reaches up 47 feet, garbage can. However, she lution on Sept. 28. ficers. None of the victims ap a resolution of appreciation In of the Methodist Church Includes carnival came through people to be for rewrltng of gfrant of the CRPA. Mayor Nathan and observing his general de- specifications of the tests. Sev- In steel gray. An <«wnge angle couldn’t see her way clear to It now is asking the Council peared to have suffered any memory of the late Milton M. all of the state this side of the talked about it tor a full year. applications in such a manner Agostinelli is Manchester’s re- eral concessions were granted points, like haU a road litodc. take on any dusting or ironing. presentative. of Elected Officials to pass a lasting effects, police said. meanor. Goss, 'a former conference lay (Connecticut River and extends Silkworms worked overtime that their approval would be the MPA, and on several other Then there Is "The Bride," a Well, I was willing to meet It is a voluntary council tor similar resolution, "identifying John Keveahos, 67, owner of Aiudi said that the persons leader. to Include Westerly, R.I. creating stocking material for speeded up. requests Weiss would not give black Iron phone-booth type anyone halfway but we have the exchange and discussion of the fact that many of Hart the 52nd Street Cafe, was who will sit on this oral exam Several chaplains related to ladies because nylon hadn’t The paper said that in a in. Red “Bed” is at Ataierioan Enbasey at The Hague. such a big family that if I ford’s socio-economic problems slashed on the left side as he board are “police officials from atructure with what ooidd easily the campus ministries of the been Invented. mutual problems. It considers The final statement of the COPTERS LITTLE USED bought all those plates I guara^te^*’ at* rtie’’ tlm^^ WM cwperatron in a multi-lateral do tiave re^onal Implications lumbled nervously in a pocket other towns. be a hooUeu coat tree inside. Methodist Church plan to at WASHINGTON — Only 1 afr- Children who yelped for MPA on the matter was that, To one more used to coping be, communicating certain couldn't afford her. However, said that there The other ideces are smaUer; tend the conference, together llne passenger In 100 uses a heli things the family couldn’t afford S ?S w ..“ sSc,t*rA‘.o S approach to such proht.ms a. “ “ V S r . h “ e T n S," “ n r i ™ e MPA though they had no legsJ stubby orange steel tubes label, with tbe often chaodo and ever- moods, and so forth, as did case was said to involve Oak- refuse disposal, pollution con- onomlc area should share in the registers. The robbers hand could be collusion between Po with selected college students. copter as part of his trip, yet were ertemiy told, by Papa. "It grounds for objecting to test changing world of contemporary Mrs. Fenlty’s trees. I think we will manage, be trol, taxation, housing, consoli- solution of these problems, cuffed Keveanos to his brother, lice Chief James Reardon and ed "drasSland", black steel The group will present a pro available helicopter airport serv ain’t what you want that make? land poverty programs. ing procedures, they did ob art in words rather than in All of which raised more ques cause, you see, I have drawn dated data processing, and co- Mlajor Detwis B. Rcme of George, 55, an employe of. the members of the oral e>:am tubes, more snarled, labeled gram, ” ^ m e Patterns and Is ices Increased their passenger you fat—it’s what you get.” It said that in none of the sit ject on grounds of "fair play shales, the question is “Why?" tions ttwn the sculptor, sitting up my own set of child IfBor ordinated personnel policies. Bloomfield, chlaltrtmlaii of the place. John was treated at St. board, and that the )■ .;i eg "Bramble," and bright red gun sues In Campus Ministry.” lists 40 per cent in 1966. It was no disgrace for a boy to uations it cited had a final pro- Clare’s Hospital and released. and justice.” shells randomly plied, called Why are these parUetdar ob as relaxed as any artist about laws. Membership is on a voluntary Regiionnl Oouwcdd Of Electteid' Of- could be done by Chi'' to be asked to explain his soul, be seen wearing trousers V ao pajaAHsp uaaq lasod As the gang deployed for the T" this final statement, the simply "Shoot." jects "art” ? Why does this par basis and withdrawal may be iiiicSIalh (RX3BO), In leitlbeirs to don pointing out favo '• > .. patched in the seat. Only when approved. daylight holdup, one of them said it would not endorse ticular artist express himself could fully satisfy. at any time. Manchester’s mem- each metniber, cBllH flor adbp- board before the tests were he went to church on Sunday did In Washington, the office of used a sawed-off -linatlons. In this fathlon? Why, beyond an Streeter, U, Is a soft-spoken, bership was authorized by an tlOn olf the reoolultiiian' and given. he usually wear patch-free Sen. Thomas Kuohel, R-Calif., shotgun. Initial reaction approaching In self-contained but decldely not About Town ordinance adopted in the spring sftaltes. "I am nolt 'suggesting o f M a n c h e s t e r clothing. said it had received uncon “ Look straight ahead and just In spite of assurances by the self-promoting art professor FLETCHER CLASS COs Mrs. Frank J. Hynes of 99 of 1966. thftlt ‘the RCEO suhidtiiltute its credulity,. does there seem to More people took epsom salts firmed reports of Irregrularities pass the wallets to the right,” Town Manager Robert Weiss who happens to be responding Its secretariat is the Region- leadershiCp tn soWng Ithe socib- nerals be something there? than took LSD pills or tranquil- Main St. recently was elected and .creferred .c c them...... to the Justice he commanded. He scooped up and Aiudi that this would not {Going to life In shapes of iron and by Moimtaln Laurel Chapter of Welfare departments.” w al Advisory Committee of the ecoTDOonlic proiblemis of Hartford Cornered at Coffee “ When You Think of Glass, 6494521 Izlng tablets—and got better re the wallets and stowed them in and could not be so, the MPA steel. 3 Sweet Adelines, Inc., to repre CRPA. to r Ithe leadenshlp and reBpbn- Fortunately, the artist could sults. fare handles some job training an attache case. never endorsed the exams. Walker He does not object to the re Think of Fletcher** sent the chapter at an annual The Hartford Town Council, dlbillty tlhiait te Hartford’^, but 0 ( 1 / be cornered and questioned, In Phrenology was the rage, and prog^rams for the Office of The gun moll, standing near Weiss said that Chief Rear Funeralleral for Clarence sponses of others to his sculp International Convention and on Sept. 25, adopted a resolu- I do suggeelt tWat we (RCEO) a leisurely fashion, over a cup many a quack got rich teHlng Economic Opportunity. the door, told newly arriving pa don would have no contact with B. Walker ’’lage St. tures, but his explanations of Quartet Competition Oct. 26 tion which stated that Hart- hlave an ObliglaJUlon Ito supple- of coffee at toe home of Dr. your character by feeling the The Justice Department in trons to “ Go in and sit down.” the oral exam board members were held > ■ afternoon what they mean to him he keeps through 28 In New York City. ford’s problems have implica- menlt Haritford’B leladersihlp in iFor and Mrs. Douglas Fenlty In Bol 54 McKEE STREET bumps and bulges on your head. formed Kuchel that the FBI had One man, who refused to re before the exams. at the iiolmi. 'tome, strictly to himself. The event will be held at the tions for the entire Greater reaottving Itflie problems that af- ton where he and his wife and The schoolyard hero was the been asked to investigate, an veal his name, said he entered The patrolmen and sergeants 400 Main St. ph Escaping Frame Hotel Americana and Carnegie Hartford Area and will require feet the ■wlxofle area.” young daughter spent this past lad who could whistle tbe shrill aide reported. the cafe only to make a phone took their written tests on Sept. Bourret, paste. n r .. , {Business "The Bride,” fo r Instance, 1s TUB ENCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS Hall. Mrs. Hynes will also par weekend/ the last of a series sculptures est and spit the faitthest A spokesman for the office of call. He said the gun moll or 25. They had to pass this test toeran Church, o u ic . ec. A>ur- The Streeters and the Fenlt- from $25.00 to $45.00 ticipate 'With other members of Opportunity, the on "The Bride.” The first, now The purchase of a new dered him to sit down as she to qualify for the oral exam, ial was in East Cenielery. Many Ittm s les are old friends, having the chapter in the quartet com- set u^ on an estate beside an fangled automobile created a federal antipoverty agency, also Truck Violence Renewed pointed a gun at him, and then Of the patrolmen taking toe Bearers were Kenneth Walk- grown up together in Kansas. petition at Carnegie Hall. told him: "Pretend .you’re enonhous tree (he showed a Now is tiw time to bring lo your ■ereena to be repaired. moral dilemma in many a said in Washington; “ From all written test, about five did not er, Roger Hurlburt, William Mc- Mrs. Fenlty Is an artist In her home—what to do with the out the facts available now, it does drinking and keep your hand qualify, according to Adudd. The Kinney, Arthur Schultz, Brad V i PRICE! picture of it) Is also black, of Storm window gfaus replaced. Miss Jane Ann Morrison, own right. A large oU of orange- dated old family horse. ShcAild not appear that any OEO pro As Contract Hopes Fade down. Now give me your mon tubidar steel that appears to be daughter of Mr. and Mrs. four sergeants who took the Foster and Edward Gaskell. brown tree trunks, painted by he be sold or put out to pasture? grams or personnel are Involved ey.’; blowing In the wind. What did Charles Morrison of 60 Eliza written test all qualified. her* covers a portion the liv AUTO GLASS INSTALLED A glamorous Hollywood star in this situation.” PITTSBURGH (AP) —An ex- the man who organized the "I knew that I had $4 in one Russell M. Gilbert this signify? beth Dr., recently entertained Not all patrolmen who were I NUTMEG ing room wall of the Fenlty would rather be found dead than R e a g a n 's communications plosion and fire destroyed a ter- strike, said no one is going back pocket and $180 in the other,” Well, to the artist, the mean at a Motoer-Daughter Tea at qualified to take the written ex Funeral services for Russell home on Rt. 44A. CLASS FURNITURE TOPS haver her picture snapped in director, Lyn Nofziger, said the minal owned by the head of the to work without a settlement, he related. "So I gave her the M. Gilbert of 12C Bluefleld Dr. COUNTRY STORE ings of both the boxed bride and Moimt St. Joseph Academy, aminations took the test. About Beneath this painting was a slacks. governor’s office dealt with only national Steel Carriers Associa- Kusley ordered his men to be- $4. It wasn’t until afterwards I ______were held this morning at the the blowing bride are private. where she is a freshman. She 35 were qualified, but 10 did not iRoute 6 — Andoverl Streeter gift to the family of MIRRORS (Firoplaee and Door) People didn’t feel quite so soi • one aspect of the case and that tion today* and rocks, bullets gin voting in the eight affected realized I’d reached in the even'registerrone sergeant al- Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main But he would say that the box performed ballet exercises and it is now completed. He added and firebombs showered trucks states. Results of the balloting wrong pocket. I still had the “If You Oaat solid, mustard-colored tubes, ry for Charlie Chaplin, the little so declined the testing. , M!aj. Kenneth Lance of the is a “space frame” as one also gave a ballet solo. She has thata there was “ no evidence of in three states. aren’t expected until the week- $4." Just Wave!" called “Forest” a product of frames a picture. He is now, he PICTURE FRAMING (all typos) tramp in the silent movies, after studied the Royal Academy that there was no On Oct. 23 the oral exam for Salvation Army officiated. Burl- they learned he was being pkld The renewed violence re- ottd, but a source in Pittsburgh The bandit who slashed the the sculptor’s “field" period. Indicated, escaping the franuB, method In England, and has also crtm‘nal wrongdoing, al was in Wapping Cemetery. (iHeraid photo by Batemls) $10,000 a week to look forlorn. Nofziger added that the in- enforced a view that hopes for a sa-ld early returns indicate a. owner forced the bartender, Ed a permanent appointment to the |Open 10 AJO. to 10 P-M.| This piece of scidpture was on creating with his endless col studied ballet in this country. Bearers were Reuben White, WINDOW and P U T E C U SS One of your ambitions was to ____ 'Vestlgation turned up “ no actual quick settlement of the two- favorable response.' ward Ryan, to unlock the cash detective bureau 'wdli be given. Friday, Saturday and exhibit at the Bolton Art Show, umns lines “ to pierce the dome Tal Streeter and “Bride” in Hartford. He visited in Bolton recently. "About a dozen patrolmen will Calvin Whaples, Albert Fro- where most of the paintings grow up and be as full of tricks Angelo J FkxilUitio Jr 24, son Passing of any money. Wfe took month-old strike by thousands Kusley said, however, the registers, which yielded about Sunday for dils sale. of the sky” , as the publicity on merth, Harry Fromerth, Henry were strictly recognizable.as be as your favorite uncle, the one a look and no money ever of steel haulers were sputtering proposal must be accepted by $3,000. take the test,” Aiudi said. the bulletin board at the Hart oif M m Jolaeph PunlUlIlb o f 176 The results of the over-all Fromerth and Glenn Griswold. ing what they were meant to haa been artist In residence at who could take a knife and passed hands. We’ve talked to out. all parties. ford exhibit states. Spruce St., recently was prO' testing tor the sergeant and Dartmouth College and Fai- remove toe skin of an apple In ^ specialist tour and they deny any The trucking company execu- New outbreaks of violence SOCIAL DATA LACKING Even the boxed brige, he said, WASHINGTON — The De lieutenant positions will be in Mrs; Eleanor P. Ourtls lelgh Dickinson, among other one continuous peeling. YouV «« ^ tL. where he Is knowledge of it. Nobody (on the tives have split into two groups, fjared in two states as officials should have a base to get It partment of Health, Education “ in about a week,” Aiudi said. Funeiial serviiloeis iflor Mitb. places. He has been at Bennett were a bit ashamed of your fa A spokesman for one said it was qj 68-member national Steel up off the floor, he even used 0 serving with the Second Arm- state staff) is under suspicion.” and Welfare has had a task It...... will...... be.... at...... this. time _ that___ the EleianoT P. Cutibils o f 24 Goalee College In Mllbrook for the past ther because he couldn’t get toe Lt. Gov. Robert Finch, chair- opposed to a peace plan drawn Carriers Association gathered in the word "pedestal” but pro few years and also shares a ored Division. He Is a 1961 grad- force at work for a year to to'wn manager and Chief Rear- wene h e ld yesftieTiday aifte*:- hang of it. in Pittsburgh. The strikers are Cleveland to act on the plan bably would not have accepted studio with a fellow artist tn uate of Manchester High School, nian of the job training and develop a comprehensive .set of don get the list of the persons noon alt Ittte HolBnoa PunBral America didn't seem to have His father, Angelo J. Pontillo placement council participated voting on it anyway. drafted Tuesday by a seven- the ob'vious connotation of a New York (Jlty. half as many blondes as it does social statistics. The aim is to examined and the ranks they Home, 400 Mlaln St. H ie Rev. Sr., lives in Glastonbury. in the probe. Spokesmen for the second state mediation team, attained FelBx M. Da.vll9, paibtar Of Se<>- bride on a pedestal. More 'Looking’ Needed Moriarty Brothers obtain social indicators to par now—but most of those who group of companies said they George Gregory Mantho, the Streeter said his sculpture is He said he had also tried, and were actually were. allel the economic trends the Aiudl said that it l» up to tito' endiO Bii(BWgwia 6«ial of- The executive board of toe also are opposed to the original association’s managing director no longer metaphor, no longer discarded, both journalism and A schoolmarm who married Costly Convenience U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics town officials themselves to HksiAted. Buitoa will be alt tile Women’s Club of Manchester HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) - recommendations and have of- labor counsel, said he didn’t makg th^ apptontmgits accord- convenSenjce o f Ithe family. a collection of symbols brought advertising, as careers. had to keep toe wedding secret fered a compromise. The strlk- ^^at action, if any, will be ^^onomic together to meem something Turning to Marshall McLu- will meet Monday at 8 p.m. “ Convenience” can cost a nickel ing to the tests~ * and accordilig is having their if she wanted to hold cm lo her ers said they wouldn’t even vote fgjfen. He was Quoted earlier as han’s terminology, Streeter said at the home of Mrs. Andrew more at some downtown Hous taken. He was quoted earlier as to to'wn procedure. He said the Anniversary Mam else. He went through a nature- job. on the substitute. sculpture Is a "cool" media, Reggetts, 369 S. Main St. ton parking meters. saying the proposed settlement The Pacific Ocean covers one- time of the appointments is also An anniversary Mass for m etai^r period* he said, while A kid with any real gumption The explosion rocked a small that the viewer must par The city has installed 1,725 “ is not worth the paper it s writ- jjjg earth’s surface and determined by the town, Janet Frances Ward will be working with the sculptor Sey didn’t have to ask his father to terminal of B&P Motor Express mour Upton in a studio under ticipate, but that art no longer The Manchester Business and new parking meters with slots ten on. contains more than half of the The vacancy on the police celebrated, tomorrow at 7:46 buy him a bike. He could earn Ine. at Fallston north of Pitts needs to communicate directly Professional Woman’s Club ■will that take nickels, dimes and Our association was commit- ^ qj-u ’s water. It has an area of force came up when Lt. Henry a.m. at the Church of the As the Brooklyn Bridge. Then he toe money tor it himself by col burgh just before dawn. Fire realised that this was not Street to have an influence. 34th Anniversary have a membership tea Sunday quarters. The quarter gives an lecting old rags, bottles ^ d ted to a collective bargaining ^jj^ost 63,801,700 square miles. Gauruder retired earlier this sumption. men said the building was a to agreement which we refuse t o ______— er, the Kansas-bom, mid-wes There needs to be "a great scraps of iron and selling them from 3 to 6 p.m- at the home of hour’s parking time while on the tal loss. B&P is headed by How open,” Mantho said in referring tern educated man, and he left deal less talking about art and to toe local Junkyard. Mrs. Robert Houley, 76 Merline older meters 20 cents is the ard Miller, chief of the National to a national contract signed what he called nature, which a lot more looking at It", he F em m es w em ‘:o'‘ large that "‘’ “I®® Interested women. Those wish- '"rh only reason we have a Steel Carriers Association. last spring with the Teamsters he said is "erratic and amor said. "Art can have a big ef about toe only time a growing fect without understanding — It ing more information about toe quarter slot on the new meters At Greensburg, east of Pitts Union. phic” to make use of the pat boy got much indi-vidual atten terns man imposes on nature. can be absorbed by osmosis.” tea or membership may contact is for convenience and the burgh, state police reported that About 60 per cent of the 10,000 tion from his parents was when In trying to describe what he So there you think you have SALE! Mrs. Aida Playdon, 81 ArcelUa 'for convenience’ are'^vindshields on 10 trucks were Buy B onds he fell sick or came home from words to 20,000 striking independent Dr. written under that slot to make smashed by rocks. No one was gjggj haulers, who lease their meant by this, he spoke of pat dt. Sit by a single Streeter, or school with a bad report card. hurt. A bullet ripped open a tire terns seen from an airplane win a single work by any other Grandmas looked like grand it clear,” ^ald Dale Marvel, city own rigs to trucking firms and The Connecticut Chapters of on a truck near Gibsonia on the dow. artist, and absorb. mas and. grandpas looked like traffic and transportation direc work on a percentage basis, are We Have Some EXTRA SPECIAL BUYS Gamma Sigma Sdgma will cele Pennsylvania Turnpike. Not a Translator Then consider this final com grandpas—and they acted like tor. covered under a supplement to where you woih. brate toe 16to anniversary of Snipers fired on two strike “Nature Is accessible,” ment, tossed out casually after grandmas and grandpas were that contract. the dregs In the coffee cups had toe founding of the sorority Sun breaking trucks, and a car near Streeter said. “It is not neces sunpoaedibo Biot PIANO FIRST A second group of carriers, for your grown cold —“Art Is so small Matthew M. ON QUALITY USED CARS, day at 2 p.m. at Central Con CHICAGO—The piano is .still Middletown, Ohio. Three fire sary to compete, nor is It nec The first thing a young man representing 80 firms in the It can be Interpreted much more necticut State College, New the moslt widely played musical bombs were chunked at a essary for the artist to be the M oriarty Job. Pittsburgh area, has already easily than anything else In our Britain. InstrumentIniAmerica, followed parked truck near Youngstown, T h ^ d a FAIl FIX-UP translator of nature any more.” did after getting his income up said no to the settlement plan. It’s man’s aspirations, spiritual society — than business, than by the guitar and the organ, near the spot where red paint jhe group offered Mako us your hoodlqwartsra Plus This Anniversary Bonus! to $26 a week was to start buy a ly, that Streeter seems to be w a r.” K niB own nouse Members of toe Eighth Dis- The American Music Confer- and ball bearings were pitched counterproposal which - ing his own house it said for all your homo ropolr trying to express, through sym The exhibit in the Phoenix A voung ladv of nroDrietv ^*'® Department wishing enice says making music is the at another truck 'Thursday. Two drivers would have to com- noodf. Our pricM oro low, bols, semi-rellglous symbols — Building lasts uiitll O ct. 18. ould^threaten to break off her participate in toe Tall Cedars third most popular leisure-time of the bombs didn t explode^^No pj.o„,igg on. would threaten to break off her promise volu^ oro high and Mrvico “like a primitive society gave parade tomorrow are reminded activity — behind reading and one was hurt. Damage was $300. engagement to her beau if word As word of the carriers’ dis prompt and cdurtoous. magical power to a stick.” to meet at 4 p.m. at fire head playing cards. William Kusley of Gary, Ind., got around that he had been satisfaction ’ spread, trucks in The suggestion that Streeter Injured in Hunt quarters, Main and Hilliard Sts. seen coming out of a burlesque Michigan and Ohio were pep is perhaps going beyond the MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — Or show. pered with gunfire. State police Dia more obvious symbolism of dered to bring a bug to his high There was such a long inter LARGEST CUT STOiNE? reported a steel-laden truck was FTeud into symbols in Jung’s school biology class, Rufus Ha BEIRUT, Lebanon—Near the Lynda Bird Host at Party val between U.S. wars that. If a shlot alt on Ohio Route 62 near “racial sub-conscious” dtOn't thaway, „ 16, sighted a roach famous Roman ruins o f Baalbek nin i felllow was too young to fight in ■ Masillon. At East Liverpool, a LJ meet ready acceptance. which quickly darted down a 10,000 lies the “Stone o f the Pregnant a one, he could reasonably expect For Princess Alexandra police helicopter was called into 111 Streeter said he just creates manhole. Rufus lifted the Woman,” so called because of U] to be too old to fight in the next. WASHINGTON lAP) — Lynda Marine Capt. Charles S. Robb fly cover over a four-truck con lOlO Phuppiariog Sfofrwty what he enjoys creating, mostly 70-potmd manhole cover and it ’^ o se were the day! Remem- sand on it. Bird Johnson was hostess to 106 posed with Lynda, Alejmndra voy fired on despite escort from for himself, although he didn’t slammed down onto his band. The easy way to tho attic. It weighs some 2,000 tons and guests at a White House dinner and her husband, Angus Og vy police ^ s i n g . deny that he enjoys the recog Doctors grafted the fingbrs Easily installed. GREEN STAMPS as photographers asked Ogtlv), In Wayne County, Mich., .Enhoncs the bsouty of your nition that he has received. (He back—but say it will be a year is said to be the largiest' atone• dance Thursday night for Brit- “ “ r,v,ntni>-ronhers nskeri Oatlvv In Wavne how he would describe the prin where two other shooting inci rooms with handsome sMish is on exhibit and in permanent before the youth is able to use It ever cut. Apparently because Ish Princess Alexandra and her cess’ dress. dents were reported Thursday decorator deers. All standard collectimis all oyer the country again. Betty Canary ardhiltecta despaired of ever husband, and Lynda’s fiance sisos-mony polMrns Ogilvy looked at the slim, night, sheriffs’ deputies arrest and abroad.) Given With Any Used Car Over $500.00! moving it, the stone lies where displayed a fine ear for the Help! Help! white creation, banded with ed a striking steel hauler and He said that, because of the it was quarried. king’s English. 'jt How To Get ItT horizontal rows of golden beads five teen-age boys for toe Sept. small number of places for Cuotom Home Design This Offer Is Good From , BETTY CANARY, and ^ id , “Well, I don’t luiow 9 firebombing of a steel rig. The ROOfING sculptors to support themselves on their art, he Swill probably f'lp e r Enterprise Assn. driver, Calvin Dixon, was crit- Blue Print * Bivply Ine. I 1 ... that Ni:- 'm of Hy- Robb took over. "How about ically burned, when five fire continue to teach, which he also OM Hartford Bd. ;derabad has L..,kei.. his govern OEO Budget $ure Target enjoys. He received his Under FRIDAY, .OCT. 13th to MONDAY, OCT. 31st at 9:00 P.M. saying, ‘the dresp is smash bombs hit his truck as he drove r* 0mm. ment for mt :'e money because ing’,’’ he suggested. under an overpass near Detroit. graduate degree from Colorado he can’t m.'ke ends meet. His For Pruning in House Among the guests in the glit The strikena, dlibenicixaated 0»Uege, smd his master's from Boekviae Ezdi. EoL 14N annual stip. ad is now only tering East Room, which was with the Teamsters contract, the University of Kansas, and $287,000 and toe poor Nizam has WASHINGTON (AP) — The elusion, trapstormed into a charming want their share of shipping had to cut 3,600 servants from federal antipoverty program- At an impromptu rally at English garden for the affair, costs hiked from 73 to 79 per his staff of 14,000. Its workers already facing > 1. -idquarters. Assistant were six members of Lynda’s cent. But the key issue is time PANIUNO Now, I’m sorry as can be nlal of pay hikes Intended for u.l Hyman Bookbinder Ilk- wedding party. She and Robb they spend at steel mills waiting Oivs yevr walls the full rich Notice, Strike or No Strike— 5 about his budget problem, but other government workers the exclusion to the plan to be married in the White for their trucks to be loaded and b e a u ty o f aylhentic wood I what I would really like to Icnow unloaded. Phone 649-5405 _appears a sure target for i.ju se’s laughing rejection ear- House Dec. 9. drain* is where he got 14,000 servants. Moriarty Brothers Have An Excdlent Selection of 1968 Mercurys In Stock more pruning in the House. Her this y^ar of a rat-control President and Mrs. Johnson They want $16 an hour after You see, I embarked long ago waiting free two hours. ’The me FOR ______R®P- M elvin R . Laird of Wis- proposal. joined the party only briefly, fo r Immediate Delivery at Cmnpertiitive P rices! on a fruitless search for house- Further evidence that the diation panel recommended $10 Complala Una of leeflna hold help. I WM J^t iMklii^ for consin, chairman of toe House leaving, the First Lady ex- ^Tubiic"^“ “ poUcy” Committee, antipoverty program may be in p,gined, to let “ the young people fan " hour for waiting more than and raeRns pnducts in stock. A iph^ ROY and EARLFS me rearrange toe clutter. said Thursday------Oonrero H Mahon, shingles. . . . What I had In mind was a »«>0 million can be slashed from ^airm an George H There were cocktails in the ing firms have proposed ® four Why do our servicemen buy U.S. Savings opportuniw. Freedom Shares pay 4.74% House Ap- Red Room before the group w^man vtoo could be referred to the $2.06 billion budget of ^® ‘ pommittee hours of free waiting time. Bonds? Their reasons are the same as yours when held to maturity of just four-a^a- moved into the East Room. FIOM COVERING as “ a real jewel.” Well, all toe Office of Economic Opiwrtunl^. q EO and mine: saving for the future, supporting T ------> _La__ *_ J QVArneen the antiooverty Mahon didn t mention OhiU Most of the guests were from half years (redeemable aifter one year), ate jewels I Interviewed retreated which oversees the antipoverty freedom. And because they’re fighting for But he told the Washington, New York and Tex (available on a one-for-one basis with Savina 57 Vi CXK)PER STREET to their velvet boxes. Now, ac- program. .. freedom, too, maybe servicemen see the need L o w Jually ,that la a-misleading sen^ ‘ R^uMlcans, gearing up for House he felt his panel cw ld re as. Bonds. Get the facts where you w oA or b ai£ FREE ESTIMATES—ALL WORK GUARANTEED The princess and Ogilvy, hol more clearly than onaily o f us: Buy Bonds. Join up. America needs your bdp. ^ ' r fence. I don’t want to give toe an all-out assault on the bUl on duce budgeted appropriation f l o o r T i u Personal Noticeji In m ore Uum on e way, it makes you Conh and . Impression I Interviewed them the floor, are expected to get by some $6 billion. ing _ Lynda’s wedding would „ be feel Select yeur new fleer Irani the g o o d . FORMICA because the truth 1s that they’ strong support from Southern The panel claims to have al- bathed in publicity, told her US. Savings Bonds, many styles end quollty fleer Carry Prices UNOLEUM Interviewed ME. But only after DemocraU, who often have crlt- ready cut appropriations $4 bll- they had to go through tht same I n Memoriam tile In ewr stock. In loving memory of David Wll- New Freedoni Shares COUNTERS I had passed the tests at toe Iclred what they believe Is toe lion and has only three major thing when they were maVried. .son, wlvo peosed a'way Oc*. 13, 1964. n ew Freedom Shares 9 X.9 tiler C______FLOORS agency. antipoverty program’s In- money bills left to act on— Dancing was to the music of Now, when you ioin the Payroll Savings volvement In civil rights causes, military construction, foreign peter Duchin and his orchestra It doesn’t take a special day. - After I promised to replace To bring you to our minds. Plan or the Bond-a-Month Plan, you are BROTHERS OEO Director Sargent Slirlv- aid and a supplemental bill ex- gnj the Herbie Mann Quartet, The days 'we do not think of you. ;any equipment over two years eligible to purchase the ne«l type U.S. Sav CERAMIC KITCHEN a er, responding to a Wednesday pected to Include antipoverty —— ' ' -- Are ver.v hard to find. of age and signed a form stat ings Notes— Freedom Shares-r-as a bonus ing I would Install central vac vote In which the House ex- funds. 'Wife and children TILE CARPETS "Connecticut's Oldest Lincoln-Mercury, Comet and Cougar Deafer"*- - eluded antipoverty workers Still another plea for passage 440 MILLION HUNGRY uum cleaning and send toe chll UNITED NATIONS,'N.Y. In Memoriam »-7 TK* lf,S. Gmnnmtnt io n «ot pmw for tM$ a d w tiwamU. It i-ta MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1987 Bolton Rev. VanAusdall PAOB SIXTEEN - Teaches Course r Parents Attend Brief Qasses At N.H. School The Rev. Charles G. Van At High School Open House Ausdall, formerly of this town, has been appointed to the facul Parents of Bolton Junior-Sen mititeie wdU sponaor a victovy CARS ty of New Hampshire College of ior High School students milled dance tomorrow nigtat from Accounting and Commerce. He through the halls of the school 8:30 to 1 ait the Community will teach an Introductory HaU, Winnens, loaeitia and play- course in ethics. Wednesday evening, attending era are all weilnoime. 15-minute sessions of their chil The college is located in Man The are departmenlt w ill hold T H E 5 a LE... dren’s classes. chester, N.H., where the Rev. a mualtier behind the eleonentary Mr. Ausdall is associate pastor Members of the senior class school a n d , an open, hotise at and staff members not otherwise of the First Congregational the firehouM Sunday starting Church. occupied stood at the crossroads at 2 psn. to direct traffic. No one got lost, He is a 1666 grdduate of An OThe regular monthlQr voter- and only those with more chil dover Newton Theological Sem malkiing seeslion win l>e held inary, where he received his YOU WAIT FOR dren in school than parents to Monday (tom 6 to 8 pan. in the bachelor of divinity degree, and visit the classes appeared town offices.. harassed. The selectmen w ill meet Mbn a 1962 graduate of Georgetown University’s school of foreign The open house was spon day a t 7 p.m. to the town offi sored by the Education Council, ces. service. the high school parent-teacher He Is the son of Mrs. Lila O. group. Manchestor Evening Herald Van Ausdall of 19 Crestwood Dr. At a short meeting after the Bolton correspondent, Clem- and the late Charles C. Van sample school day, council ewell Toung, tel. 643-8081. Ausdall, and Is a Manchester, president ' Milton Jensen Conn., native. , thanked the staff for spending "overtim e" on behalf of the par Y M C A to E xp an d MAIL ITME SHORT S A V £ A /O W f Ouh. ents. WASHINGTON (AP) — Time Vice-chairman James Cahalan is running out for Americans Here's a sampling of some introduced Principal Norman T o m u Services who want to send heavyweight . . . P a y y- a t s k . Shaw and Dr. Joseph Castagna, Christmas gifts to soldiers serv Carey Greene, County YMCA really beautiful select used superintendent of schools. ing in Vietnam. associate secretary, has been Dr. Castagna expressed his The Defense Department said assigned to assist Ted Burhans, pleasure at meeting so many Thursday that parcels weighing cars, Mnachester part-time staff parents arid invited them to drop five pounds or more should be member, in strengthening and in at the school. He announced mailed between Oct. 16 and expanding YMCA services in CHAR&E I t / that the evening library program Nov. 11 if surface postal rates 1965 PLYMOUTH Manchester. will begin Oct. 23 under Joseph are to be used. At present, the staff members SPORT FURY 2-OOOR HARDTOP Shanahan, and asked that par The Pentagon, noting no spe will g:ive their attention to the BIRTHDAY ents have their students avail cial Christmas gift military air Cool one. A ir oondlltdonlng, V-8 engtoe, conade 14 active Manchester Father themselves of this program and lift is planned, said parcels and mounted automaiUc trana., power sfteertag, power and son Y Indian Tribes, and brakes, radio, siuuahade gJass, bucket seats, white of the late buses. There are cards sent airmail should be to the organizing of new tribes. wall tires. Absoluitely fiaw le^ througlbout. Arctic late buses Mondays and Wednes posted no later than Dec. 11. The Indian Guides purpose . is white flnlBh with maroon vinyl Intorior. You can’t days at the moment. Greeting cards and parcels to multiply the number of things resist this one. 3 Lewis Morgan, guidance di weighing less than five pounds a father and son can do together rector, invited all parents of and measuring less than five at a time when a lad believes $ Juniors and seniors to college Inhclator Presented to South Windsor Firemen feet in length and g^irth com .00 Iris dad ds the greatest man. night, which will be held Wed iSoUth Wlndbor Fltoe CWlef PhlUip Ctomlble accepits an tohlallatoir-reletuscJItntJor unit (tom Mrs. bined should be mailed no later 2195 This father and son program nesday at the school. than Dec. 1, said the depart for younger boys and their dads JoJm Roeenbeck, cemlber, land Mils. Jolseph Vono, meanibera o ( the South WSndhor WW nm’s Morgan said an attendance of ment. include regular by-weekly meet- auto. The unit to one off tfwo thie duto to putohaBliiig (tor tine voilunteer Hire depailtimenlL This $AV INSS GALORE about 600 is expected, with five one has been pBiaJoeid dm serviice a t StolUtoin 2 a t Foster St. and BDinglban. (Plholto by Patodfalt.) ingS| where trips and projects 1966 RAMBLER schools participating and 25 in are planned, visits to college THROUGHOUT THE" ^TO R E / stitutions expected to send rep- sports events, museums, hikes, American and African laymen CUSTOM 770 4-DOOR WAGON resentatl-ves. LIGGEH DRUG campouts, cookouts, county and have already drafted a strong Refreshments were served by PARKADE Roomy one. Fully equipped. 7 main bearing 6-cyllnr local rallies, crafts, and a li condemnation of racism in all der engine, dual-range automatic, washable vinyl up the coimcll. Vatican Seeks Check mited amount of Indian lore. Its forms. They hope to spur OPEN holstery, rooftop luggage rack, 4 new tires, radio. The next meeting, on some F < a m o u ' 3 MaKers ^ x c i + i r » 9 Emphasis will also be given Pope Paul V I to speak out in an W e know Ramblera and we know this one la tops. topic of current interest, will A M. to 10 P.M. by the staff to the Caimp Wood- encyclical against racial dis WlUow green with matching Interior. be held March 12, 1968. On Laymen’s Confab stock program in which a large crimination around the world. Christmas Workshop number of Manchester boys and .00 FAf^HIOM C 0 A T 5 The Ladies Benevolent Socie By DENNIS F. REDMONT countries have launched a drive $ girls, camp counselors and fam Associated Press Writer for resolutions on such subjects 1995 ty of Bolton Congregational ilies participate each summer. Church will meet Tuesday at as contraception and church in s///i/^p£y pppucep! 8 In addition to holding meetings ROME (AP)—The Vatican for a "Wonderful Night of volvement in local politics. for those who have attended the fried f© put the brakes today to An Indian delegate demanded Creativity,” A Christmas work boys’ camp and the girls’ camp, ^ 3^ 1967 DODGE "CHARGER" 2 7 ^ 0 ^ Thursday that the church give AT THE PARKADE ONLY shop win be conducted by Mrs. a special group will be organiz 5 7 9 “’ man Catholic laymen, warning clear and practical directives u n t r i m m e d FUR TRIMMEP Lorraine Bergstrom of Com ed for those high school Juniors FASTBACK 2+2 bishops at the congress to guard for the effective practice of stock Perry. Ladles will be and seniors Interested in serv working on dried arrangements against the lay delegates stray- birth control. Mhmia milia! Local car, 1 owner, atoeolutely showroom ing and being trained as coun- , ^ ^ j _____ condition. V -8 engine, floor-mounted automatic, power for the fair to be held Nov. 4, selors for the 1968 camp staff. docWne. A woman magistrate from and there will be something for steering, whitewall tires, radio, tachometer, black Other YMCA programs "Maurice Cardinal ... —Roy of * Que- Ghana lashed out at Western vinyl top. Barely 6,000 original miles. Balance of NJWE«T FASHION -PRESSES fl 90 everyone to do. planned include the rwrganiza- bee, head of two Vatican agen- banks that accept money from faiOtory warranty. Color: Nassau Wue/vlniyl top, blue F cp F 54.|lina S+M Its! f o * t 5 * V a ly O S Bolton Grange wishes to cor . 5 s + y * 1 1 tlon of the Manchester Hl-Y cies dealing with laymen, issued some leaders of developing na- interior. This Is your Best Buy! rect the impression that an old au bs that were active for more the warning but told the bishops tions who she claimed have 48-star flag found in the Com than 30 years in Manchester, not to intervene during debates. robbed their countries. A Ko munity Hall by Aloysius Abeam rean delegate urged local .00 ^p ec.-foicolor ^elC'E'-lionl ' * 6 + A | ^ V^qlL/^s / The clubs will enable Manches- He said this would spoil the OCTOBER 16th $ during a Democratic primary ter youth, besides participating spontaneity of the discussions church leaders to step into po 2995 in August belonged to the in a weekly local program, to and "might deter the laity from litical situations and speak up '"FAMOOS MAKE" SWEATERS Grange. benefit from county leadership speaking freely.” for Christian ethics. 1000s O f Items To At a meeting in September and officer training, youth and instead, the cardinal told the The new nations have rad- 9^/Hpojerep l i CAB Grange members discussed the government, county, area and bishops they should feel free to ically altered the makeup of the Choose From! 1965 RAMBLER CA/ZOS. ^ Ci~AS^/CS / PA/^T rOPS^^ u p publicity about the flag which national youth conferences, and comment at the end of the ses- lay movement. The last 770H 2-DOOR HARDTOP quoted the first selectman as to Join with other county Hi-Y gj^ng ©„ any doctrinal errors gress 10 years ago Included only saying the flag belonged to the members in club programs. „,gde by any of the 2,500 lay- a timid minority of missionaries Sporty one. Been looking for that hard to find low Grange. Those interested in obtaining representing more than 100 and Catholic youth leaders original mileage one owner used car everybody taJto more information about the countries. from the world’s emerging na- about? Well this is it. This car’s fully equipped: 287 $ < 1RT5- 5 K1 RTS>- & K1RT5 The Grange says the flag In UFTS V -8 engine, GT floor-mounlted. automatic, power Manchester YM CA program Cardinal Roy’s caution came tions. This Congress has become question is not and never has steering, power brakes, tinted windshield, reclining may contact Burhans or Greene ^g yjg gjgj,t congress "work- a forum for the African and rFosF Itfs I ^8 ^ro^!0 ^<\\o&6 been the property of Bolton bucket eeaits, 4 new whitewall tires, deluxe wheel at the Hartford County YMCA, Asian delegates to vent their Grange, and wishes to have it shops” plunged into their sec covers, and barely 18,000 miles. Absolutely guar^- 903 Asylum Ave., Hartford. ond day of debate on con frustrations and appeal to rich STOREi teed. Color: ClasBdc black and white with black uv- known that It owns a 50-star mmm DRUG (I troversial subjects ranging from er nations for help and un terior. SlKWTpiece! flag which is displayed at all '‘"FAfiOU5 m a k e " s l a c k s birth control to race relations. derstanding. of its meetings, adding that old Soda Started in 1871 Delegates from developing A group of West European, $ .00 8hint>ur^ -Cpi&-brook.-'J'q m i + 'o t K c r s flags are destroyed in the 1895 properly prescribed manner by DENVER—A Colorado restau T burning. rateur claims the Ice cream $ H /rr5 and rToriPERf? ^ 9 0 Completes Training soda was Invented here In 1871. Pvt. Roy K. Winther, son of A customer who wanted an Iced Once you taste the Solera sherries and ports 1963 OLDSMOBILE 98 J u n i o r s . ^ 8 -i-o ^ 10 S/ctluet f UP Mr. and Mrs. Russell K. Win soft drink early In the morning ther of Keeney Dr., has recent sometimes arrived before the 4-DOOR HARDTOP ly completed basic training at restaurant received the day’s load of ice. So the management Great Western has just finished ageing, you’ll Pcwfli one. Local car compWteiy equipped and care Fort Dlx, N. J., and has been fully maintained. Equipment Inckidea V -8 3100$ flnd ^ m R T 5 assigned to advanced training used ice cream, and made a automatic transmisalon, power siteering, power torakes, in vehicle repair in an armored soda. be glad they come in half-gallons. power windows, power seat, radio with rear s^t *Fqmou5 t\qK«." ^ ^-poVq(u«i5 up division at Fort Knox, Ky. spesdeer, tinted windshield, whitewall tlrea Ckwnplete- Public Records WOMEN ROAD WORKERS ly original throughout Color: Arctic white with sil Warrantee deeds recorded in SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP)—A ver blue interior. the town clerk's office since the road contractor Is hiring femsJe ALL-WEATHER ZIP COAT5 7 ^ 9 0 first of September: CTalre H. laborers on an Interstate high $ .00 Warfel to Ronald W. and Bar way paving project because he 1695 ^oiors-Mi'ases -fo Va|o*S / /" bara Ann Stephens, property on can’t find men to take the Jobs. South Rd.; London Park Inc. to The women, some from In a a lr e H. Warfel, property on dian reservations in eastern PREMIERE" HOSIERY REDUCED School R d .; London Park Inc. Nebraska, are being paid a 1964 DODGE DART to Herbert I. and Elizabeth S. minimum of $2 an hour—the ec<5. I. oo Q ^ ( J . l<;e, I.W| og Re^*9 0^0 Terry, property on School Rd.; same wage a man would be M O DEL 170 2-DO OR SEDAN STYLETS C,/'—' SrVLES I “SOPPoRT- London Park Inc. to Normand BJeonomy car. IdeaUy suited to scoo^ a ro ^ R. and Mary Lou Lemaire, Westem Contracting Corp. of Sioux City quoted Its 201 day town and running on regular gas. Equtopent In d u ^ property on School Rd., and automatic shift, -cylinder engiiw., raaCs; 4 new Ores. pavers as saying the work isn’t 6 Max Morton and Emily M. Las Ckxlor: Bronze with matching interior. © • Q i / s / N ^ a n d P a j a m a s sen to James R. and Norma F. any harder than harvesting crops, the type work they had /^ll u;qA+c4 -P otri'cs ^ V to ^ 0 Valuer Rich, property on Birch Mt. Rd. .00 2 Also, WUllam F. Cavanaugh been doing. $ The women are tying steel 1195 and Walter R. Sinon to George G. and Louise G. Oarke, prop reinforcing rods together before ROPE$ and TV. COATS erty on Bolton Center and HUl- concrete is poured on a five- crest Rds.; Andrew Ansaldi to mile section of Interstate 29 a n d 6 r v s h t d r a y o n 1965 FORD FAIRLANE Thomas R. and Karen E. John near Blencoe, Iowa. son, property In Ansaldi Acres; 4-DOOR SEDAN Leonard G. and Vivian C. Char- FamUy car. V -8 engine, automatic tranamlsston, '‘' famous BRAND" BiRA;$ boneau to Eugene and Oiristine U nderwood-Olivetti raxiio, power steering, washsiWe vinyl interior, 4 new M. Sammartlno, property on A H s iz e s -' R e g . St*5 o ^ "^ 3 21 whitewall tires, low origHnal mileage, one owner. > •' y Converse Rd. and U and R Burgundy with black Interior. Housing Coin;>. to Peter and Mar Portable Typewriter tha H. Klitgaard, property on Can handle anything from GIRDLES + PANTYSIRDLES d: O Green Hills Dr. bonieworlc to a novel. .00 ^ < ■ *Vj (?ey. st»jle» .... * 3 Key. ill Also, Lawrence F. Flano to 3 P. ¥ - Only Yale Typewriter Serv *1595 Loren H. and Elaine V. Otter, ice aells at the right price property on Bitch Mr, develop with One Year Ouarontee. ment; George O. Rose to Rich Don’t delay. , SPECIA L ard L. and Mary Ann Rose, property on Steele Crossing R d .; YALE 1964 "JEEP" Lawrence F. Fiano to Mary L. Typewriter Service 3/4 TON STAKE BODY TRUCK ^ A v i N & e g a l o r e : and Anthony L. Muro Sr., prop- Tel. 649-4986— Manchester property in Birch Mt. develop- 2-wheel drive, radio, Standard, 6-«yiinder engine \X w THROUGMOUT THE" ^TORE / London Park Inc. to Bruce P. Excellent condition throughout Value priced at Ey.TRA SPECIAL ! and SaUy W. Crowell, property on School Rd., and I&nneth G. .00 OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. and Esther F. Matthews to Rob CtUREE YOUR 1395 V. SATURDAY till 6 P.M, ert J. and Bette A. Dufraine, I h e C o o r p in a t e p Uook property . on School Rd. PRESCRIPTION Sobool Menu No other American snerry or pon—or even some taste (anu save a tittle money, to boot), We’ve put up fi\5 s e e n in f^^hion Ha^az-triCS Mlonclayv orange Juice, skah- ' imports at double the price—comes close to the taste of all our new Solera sherries and ports in our take-to- burger on, roll, dieeae sticks, the new sherries and ports from Great Western. the-table half-gallon decanter (and the usual fifth). poitBto dilps, buUemcoibcb pud Try our Solera Sherry or Dry Cocktail Sherry ding; T^ieailay, Bdftion Memen- We made them a new way. The old way. The traditional way of Spain and Portugal known as a tonight before dinner. After the meal, sit down with De Cormier tany iSolwol speddl, sliced to ° a glass of Solera Cream Sherry, Tawny Port or Port. 49 matoes, gingerbread Wednes Solera. * e -ho \/q\0P6 / o p day, Hamburg gwtvy wHh rloe, AT Now, after years of ageing and blending in bar As for the dinner itself, try one of our fine dinner MOTOR SALES, Inc. gireen bemiB, oooittos: Thuara- rels of oak, our new Solera sherries and ports are wines: Burgundy, Sauterne, Pink Catawba, Rose and “ Quite a I>eal, Quite a Dealet” H i f s f y l o Fom AiLpEN, P E T T I ^ day, roedt bee( with gravy, PINE PHARMACY ready to be tasted and tried. Rhine, alt bottled in fifths and half-gallon decanters. mashed potlatoes, carroto, gete- 664 Center St. 64»en4 Just like our great new Soleras._____ 285 BROAD STREET—MANCHESTER / . . V '\ They’re mellow. They’re smooth. They’re rich. TUNIOR H0U5F flnd others 3.65 Un; Friday, tuna casuerolo, cab TheV've a difference you’ll taste right aWay. Dessert wine half-gallons g Table wine half; SHOP T0N1(3HT TO 9 PJIf,—PHONE 643-4165 bage salad, apidesauoe wMh So that you can get enough of this great new gallons 33.55, raiainh. A fa /jy. 0/pjY^t/yCP~'/y>se^/ •A^.s/i/oo .^ a y s Bulletin Board Read Herald Ads weSUBN NEW VORK STATE WINES AND CHAMPAGNES HAVE BEEN PRODUCED SINCE ISW BT THE PlEASANT VAtLEV WINE COMPANT Of HAMMONDSRORT, NEW TORK. The Republican Town Oom- BROAD STREET PARKADE SHOPPING CEJNTER ' \ , ■ PAGE NINETEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN , FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13,ft 1967 reduce toe time spent by toe RAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1967 South Windsor cradt In toe shadow of toe ★★★★★★★★★★★ ★ ★★★★★★★ ★ ★★ Events moon’s eclipse, which will occur Woods Nov. 6, according to Max STAR GAXEIC*V Oct. 18. In periods of darkness Wait for Rotary's 2nd Annual nished by the Flamingo Four. By CLAY R. ip L L A N Vernon 'Tickets are available at the L e Columbia Lessenger, gidde for the tour. St. Kitts Braces for Trial i AMS the orbtter operates on battery Sprenkel Reports $114,000 MAR. 22 l^oor Daily Attivily Guida SEPT. 23 ^ In Capital H eart D rug BOY SCOUT gion Home. Those planning to attend are power Realise its solar panels asked to meet at Yeomans Hall • ^ According to tho Stars. '' OCT. 23 Rockville Hospital Notes can’t receive energy from toe ANTIQUES Notes and Netvs at 1:30 p.m. and will be driven Of Men Charged with Plot To develop message for Saturday, Dispute Ocean Control Vision Clinic Visiting hours are 12:S0 to 8 P T A Agrees Of Surplus Uncommitted 9-22-39*42 32-33-47-56(5? C a lle d Safe to Monos Pond where the hike >44-75-84-89 read wards correspotxiir^g to numbers 586082-85^ WASmNGTON (AP) — Who CAPITAL. FOOTNOTES p.m. In all areas except mater PAM'S head, Dr. William V. 0 BASSETERRE, St. Kitts (AP) of your Zodjoc birth sign. SCORPIO Rep. Paul Findley, R-Ill., Troop 47 will begin. Town manager'^ Terry V. be held tonight and tomorrow TAURUS should control toe potentlEilly nity where they are 2 to 4 and To Stay with The area, at one time In the Herbert, 32. APR.21 OCT. 24 \ wsmta a halt in troop buildup In I MARKET Despite Flaw Eighteen senior scouts of For Children — St. Kitts, already troubled by Sprenkel has notified the town will be sent to the Church World \ Some 31 Your 61 A vast resources of toe ocean 6:30 to 8 p.m. early 1800’s, was the site of The 12 face penalties ranging ( MAY Jl 2 Attention 32 You 62 Rclotionshipt NOV. 22 ' Vietnam imtll all allied forces CqMINS NOVEMBER 10 and II Troop 47 of South Methodist the secession of Its sister island from up to 10 years in prison tor QOuncU that an uncommitted Service. The sale is a seml-an- 3 People 33 Con 63 Methods floors? Admitted Wednesday: Max homes, a sawmill, a schoolhouse 2- 8- 21- 2<| 6- 11- 12- 20 ^ there are fully equipped with an WASHINOTON (AP) — The Church vislsted Otis Air Force National Unit s)irplus of $114,000 remains in nual event and will be held from 4 M ay 34 Discretion 64 Con ' Manchester State Armory Set Monday and an ax factory. Today, on of Anguilla, Is bracing for pos conviction for shooting with lii- 35 To 65 Get 29-438081' Malta contends some Improved version of toe M16 rl- Food and Drug Administration Base, Cape Cod, Mass., last Heimerdlnger, 16 Franklin St.; the town’s general fund at the 0:30 to 8 p.m. tonight and from s o ld sible new unrest over the trial tent, to life for conviction f * -PIMM 6 Visit 36 Essential 66 Make SAGITTARIUS International agency should. fie. He said many of toe M ie’s 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. advised heart patients and their Jeanette Loehr, Loehr Rd.; ly a few foundations and cellar 67 Profitoble weekend. They were given a The Vernon Junior Woman’s • The P T A chose at Its recent conspiracy. end of the 1066-07 fiscal year. 9 to 10 a.m. tomorrow at the 7 Matters 37 Efficiency NOV.23 ^ The United States disagrees. now In use there have defects. physicians today that there is no conducted tour of the base James Conway, 34 Hale St. holes remain. of 12 men charged with Joining r, Tha surplus amounted to $841,- Wolcott Building. 8 T o 38 Today 68 Heodwoy meeting to remain affiliated One prominent businessmtm JUNE 22 39 IrKreose 69 Results DEC 22 The Uhited Nations General A bill passed by toe Senate imminent danger to the user in Club w ill htdd a free vision Ext.; Pearl Wheeler, Upper Miss Edith Haver, president a plot against the government. 9 A Saturday. They saw various with the National PTA , accord said their imprisonment would 807 adiich represents an in- Srdiool Menns 18-19-24-31 10 S^pe 40 Don't 70 Swonk 13-16-17-23^ Assembly wjll take up Malta’s would make it a federal crime SC million tablets of a commonly types of aircraft and fire-fight screening for pre-sdiool chil Butcher R d .; Stella Staczek, of the group, said Mrs. Bertha qrease of $188,010 compared The foUowiinig menua w ill be 11 $orneor>e 41 Shop 71 Much ing to Milton Anthony, newly- Anguilla seceded In May from be "to set an example for tlfe 37-52-79-86 42 In 72 Restaurant 2 7-6688^ proposal this fall and this coun- to commit acts dangerous to used ainicoagulant ordered off dren Monday from 9 a.m. to 218 West Main St. Rathbun w ill show a collection D 12 W ho's ing e'quipment, and went up in elected president. the three-island British associat citizens so as to lei^ve no doubtt T^th the pre^ous year. senred In the sfchools next C A N C a 13Go 4 3 A 73 AccompMshec CAPRICORN try w ill oppose It, U.S. officials persons on board trains. the market last night. of slides of local landmarks to 44 Your 74 Attention the landing and crash towers. noon a t the Lottie Fisk Build Discharged Wednesday: Rus Anthony added that 40 cents in their minds as to what could ^ However $140,000 was allocat- week: ^ JUNE 23 14Be DEC. 23 ^ Sixteen packaging lots of the night at Yeomans Hall at 7:30. ed state of St. Kitts- 15 Up 45 Mointoin 75 Full They ate and slept at the base. sell Null,, 6 Cherry St.; Joseph ed to the present tax rate and (Monday, hajcnhurg in roll, I JULY 23 76 Credit JAN. 20 CAPITAL QUOTE drug Coumadin were banned by ing in Henry Park. Children of the 60 cents dues per person happen should It happen.” 16 It 46 Give Malta contends the ocean “ UntU we can walk the streets On Sunday the group went to Lemek, 107 Brooklyn St.; Al School Manu Nevls-Angullia, citing dis $87,000 was appropriated a year rehOhee, potato ehitwi buttered 17 Alone 47 Complete 77 Now 41-48-51-55^ the PDA’s Brooklyn, N.Y., of aged three to live are eligible will go to the state and national Most St. Kitts residents are \34-36O8-40 18 Refuse 48 Hove 78 Expenses Fall River Mass., and boarded vina Squires, RFD 4; Elaine Porter School menu; Monday, satisfaction with the St. Kitts ,g o to cover on anticipated bond beets, Xruit and ooohie; Tues- 61-70-72 floors should be used for peace- Chicago as safely as the association, an increase of ten cautious about discussing th4^^ /4M9-50 19 To 49 Yourself 79 Shoddy fill purposes only and that reve- ^ fice because amalysis carried the battleship USS Massachu to participate. chicken and rice soup, cheese government of Prime Minister Issue which has been returned to day. ibeeif btew with vegetables, 80 Smoll we’re hardly Wendus, 41 Range ^ i l l Dr.; cents over last year’s contribu case and one said they would LEO 20 Confined 50 Awoy AQUARIUS out by the federal agency and setts. They toured the ship and The cUnic is sponsored by the slices, vegetable sticks, dough Robert L. Bradshaw. the general fund. baldng powder blisoult. celery I JULY 24 21 W ork 51 Luncheon 61 Gift JAN. 21 ^ nues from exploitation of ocean impose our will on Craig Anderson, Ellington; tion to the national PTA. rather "not see or say because 22 Sharp 52 By 62 Liking the manufacturer, Endo Lab had lunch on board. nuts : Tuesday, macaroni and FEB.‘ 19 resources should be used to Im- world. Heaven CoimecUcut Society for the Pre Richard Pariseau, 57 Hammon In June, the St. Kitts police they might end up In the clink.;’ ' ' Sprenkel said the increase re- and carrot stiOka, sptoe cake AUG. 23 23 And 53 Yield 83 For oratories Inc., of Garden City, Dues were raised from $1 per tunafish salad, sliced tomato, 84 Might prove toe economic situations of southeast Aslans If Ecouts making the trip were vention o f Blindness. station and defense forces head fleets the town’s ability to wiUh iKdng; Wednesday, fn»en 24 Reduce 54 You 4-14-25-301^ St.; Mrs. Rose Wheeler and fam ily to $1 per person. One source said he doubted QS59.63-64^ 25 Difficult 55 At 85 Today L.I., showed variations from the Alan Agostinelll, Morgan Bant- pineapple; Wednesday, meat 45-57-62 y developing nations. great society that Medical Staff Officers daughter, Hartford Turnpike. quarters were fired on and 12 undertake sound Investments of orange juice (eletnentaiy and ^71-73-77 26 Con 56 Affoirs 86 W ork stated potency. Anthony explained that the loaf, mashed potato, com, fruit; the defendants will receive a U.S. officials explained their neg in the rubble of Detroit and ly, Jonathan Wood, Thomas At a meeting of the medical men were arrested soon aft Idle caab that has accrued. EBlsworth), htamburg. macaroni vwoo 27 You'll 57 Harmonious 87 Your PISCES “The safest course the patient fair trial, adding, " It is an 28 Give 58 To 88 Effort opposition to toe Idea at Em In- Newark” —Sen. Charles H.Per Hite, James Lambert, Francis money Is used to print pamph Thursday (early closing), toast erward. They have pleaded Tax collections for the year and tiOmaltio caisserole, buttered can follow is to continue the staff of Rockville General Hos The Herald’s Vernon Bureau unhappy and unpleasant at 29Toke 59 New 89 Occur Copeland, Elliot Oliva, Thomas lets, help the PTA to oiganlze ed cheese sandwiches, cabbage, amounted to 90.00 per cent as whole kernel oom, firult Jello, 60 Your 90 SorisfoctionMAR. 21 C« formed meeting Thursday at toe cy, R-ni„ a critic of toe Viet pital the following physicians is located at 38 Park St., innocent and their trial Is to mosphere to do justice.” 30 Tb medication his doctor has pres Kielick, James Schrelber, Rob In other commimities and sup raisin and apple slaw, fruit; compared 00.01 per cent In the oread and butter; Thursday, 3-28-54-74 .1-5- 7-10(v State Department with rep nam war. were elected to one year terms: tel. 875-8180 or 643-2711. News start next Monday. Since Anguilla seceded May Adverse 0 « 1 cribed,” FDA Commissioner ert Trotter, Thomas Waldo, port leg^islatlon on education. Friday, clam chowder, tuna sal previous year. froaen orange jtiice, hot meat S J7 S -7 0 «S ^ 15-3587-90'^ resentatives of Industry, toe Na- Dr. Francis Burke, president; Lee Moore, a spokesman for 31, Bradshaw has ruled undelr James L. Goddard said. Jack Prior, Peter Belliveau, items may be mailed to P.O. A budget of $308.50 was adopt ad boats, fruit tarts. Parents to Visit Classes sandwich, buttered pees, apple tloned Academy of Science, the "It could be more hazardous Dr. Seymour Kummer, vice the Bradshaw government, emergency powers allowing Honeymoon on Raft Philip Lisk, Wayne Coulombe, Box 327, Rockville. ed for the coming year. ; Parents of high school students crisp, hdigh achoed and Ells- Academy of Engineering, toe president, and Dr. Michael predicted "public reaction ei search and arrest without a KANSAS CITY. Mo. (AP) — to abruptly halt use of the med Thomas Lesicska, David Mullin Mrs. Joan Baldwin’s Grade 3 Manchester Evening Herald wUl have an opportunity to visit worth, veal paraneisan. mashed American Bar Association and ication," he explained. Sharon, secretary-treasurer. ther way’ ’ the trial goes and warrant, deportation, dispose toe U.S. Chamber of Commerce. Mr. and Mrs. Mike McCurry are and Ray Decobert. class won the attendance award. Columbia correspondent Vir each of the classes In which potato, buttered peas, bread But he left in force a Named as chiefs of services said "the government has al of bodies without an Inquest and JJAW Rejects Proposal^ The United SUtes has not de- enjoying a prolonged honey- Fathers who accompanied the There will be a few extra ginia Carlson, tel. 228-9224. their students are enrolled on ItaHan spaghetti with tomato recommendation from the were Dr. N.F. Mara, anesthes Break Attempted ways been ready.” He declined amendment of any law that cided what proposals It will moon trip aboard a 12 Vi foot group were Stuart Schreiber, grinders available Saturday for Thursday night at 7:30. saiiice, cheese etUckls, tossed Brooklyn office that patients iology; Dr. Michael Sharon, to say what he meant by does not conform with the pur make on toe subject. raft. Robert Hall,3> Raymond Hite, those who have not ordered TRIADiE UAUKSI During the evening, teachers and butter, apple crisp; Friday, consult their physicians on any medicine; Dr. Oliver Purnell, At Motor Sales "public reaction,” other than poses of the emergency powers. But Progress Is Reported John Prior and Chester Kielick. earlier. Salami grinders are 65 UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. — vidll have an opportunity to ex- green ealad, bread and butter, ww S S n Married at Murl Woods, Cal- question about prescription surgery; Dr. Raymond Coyne, the possibility of dem St. Kitts, an island of aboM iSetC Health Pest if., the couple put their raft Into Police yesterday investigated cents and ham, 66 cents. Orders The U.N. Confenence on Trade plain the program In their varl- ice cream bar; (high school DETROIT (A P ) — The United compEmy proposed Em Immedi refilling or continued use of pediatrics; Dr. Michael Atkins, onstrations. 50,000, received associated statb WASHINGTON (AP) — Watch the Missouri River at Great an attempted break at Man must be picked up by 2 p.m. and Development, wihlch de oils courses auid the baisic re- and XSUsworth), French bread Auto Workers union hM reject ate 13-cent an hour wage boost present supplies of the product. obstetrics and gynec61og;y; Dr. status from Britain earlier this cut for "Salmonella Sam.” He’s Falls, Mont, 100% Pure Beef Hamburgers Porter school teachers will ar bated rich nation-pooir nation A leader of the opposition Oulrements aua to class parUcl- and butter. A salad plate w ill for Edl, plus 2.8 per cent a year Saying there had been wide Marjorie Purnell, chief of phys chester Motor Sales on W. Cen year and the British govern ed a new proposal In contract getting to be a health pest and They are stopping briefly to Police Arrests range the Nov. 14 program. trading piroWems three years People’s Action Movement— pation, homework and long- be served dally a t the high .... ntrikeboimd in toe second smd third years of _ _ spread confusion among phy ical medicine; Dr. Allyn Dam- ter St. A door window on the ment maintains that the present „ lining with toe strikebound a three-year pact. It ssdd an his operating methods remind visit friends In Kansas City be Hike In Wells Woods ago in Geneva, will meet again PAM —predicted an increase In i ^ e assignments. school. m X k is served w ith all Crisp Golden French Fries sicians and patients after the re bek, general practice; Dr. Wil east side of the building was party strength If the men are situation Is strictly St. Kitts’ F o rt Motor Co., but a high un- added hike for skilled workers health officials of “Typhoid fore resuming their trip which The local Historical Society in the spring o f 19B8 in New The program la designed to ™6als. call, Goddard resorted to news Dean Robarge, 16, of 547 liam Williams, pathology and internal affair. Ion source said today “ P«K ress negotiable, but It ignored M ary.’’ will carry them to the Misstsslp- broken, but the intruder could plans a hike through Wells Delhi. J convicted. One defendant Is the Square Donee Tonight Old-Fashioned Shakes media for quick delivery to doc Center St. was charged yester Dr. C. Steams, radlolog;y. give parents a better under nraie South Wlitttaor Squara isbelng m ade toat could lead to ^nd toe "Typhoid Mary” was the pi R i v e r and down to New Or- not open the door and entry CEmEulian parity and — 46 WEST CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER tors of some of the technical fig day morning with shoplifting. Fellowship Supper guaranteed annual income. name applied to persons who, a Idaho. His wife is from Utica, was not made, police say. ures needed for guidance. The He is accused of taking a jni- The Women’s Fellowship of Reutoer has put no dollar generation ago, unknowingly leans. two milligram and two- crometer valued at $15.98 from the Union Church will meet Dana Robertson of 30 Fem- reported by a well-placed com value on the union demands, but carried—M d spread—typhoid ______will be open during toe evening Wapptag m « n e ^ Sch^, and-a-half milligram tablets in the hardware department of Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. for a dale Dr. reported yesterday to pany source who said "It weis n hEis said a settlement IncreEislng germs while being free of symp so that ^ n ^ ^ a y have ^ ^ Grandpre will volved were slightly below Sears-Roebuck Co. In the Park- potluck supper. Mrs. Winfred police that a watch and a ring wages and benefits by 80 cents toms themselves. allowable potency levels, and ade and leaving the store with Kloter will be hostess. Mrs. with a total value of $45 were Ein hour over three years would Dr. James L. Goddard, the five milligram tablets were taken after he left them In the ties and meet counselors. out paying for it Josephine Mead is In charge of right now." not be enough. commlsioner of the Food and slightly above, he said, ranging Police say that aftber the ac devotions. Secret pals for the rest room at the Grant’s store Demonstrations of toe types „ While a union source said Drug Administration, reports WANT BIG VALUES? from 5.49 to 5.56 mlllig^rams. cused le ft the atore, tWo em year will be exchanged. in the Parkade where he was of activities which take place In there had been progress toward that "Salmonella Sam” Is a "Excessive potency is likely ployes of the store tried to Members will go on a mys employed. toe i^iysical education program ending a 37-day strike, he added ^ . „ew Innocent carrier of 'G O GRANTS to be more hazardous than follow him by foot but wei-e tery ride after the supper. Robertson said he had for r “ that Lr. b..n „ Yscht Overturns, salmonellosls-food-polsonlng by subpotency with this particular unaMe bo do so, returned, got Halloween Dance gotten the items in the rest home individuEil cIeiss schedules _ u. . to-face meetings of the top M f l f l M l SG1119 bacteria called salmonella. This lMbrUSeil» which parents wiu follow toat bargaining teams since a news drug," Goddard said, "but the a car, and located Robarge The Italian Social Club will room, returned to the room veiislty o f Oo'nneotdjcut tomor- development, he said, “ has be variations found in this case do evenlng, blackout was clamped on talks walking along W. Middle Tpke. hold its annual Halloween minutes later and the watch row aCteriDooix. come a major public health not represent an immediate haz near Broad St. H e went back Dance Oct. 28 at 8 p.m. at the and ring were gone. Fred J. CEiruolo, princlpEil of Tuesday night. VENTURA, Calif. (A P )—Two which Is continually “ ------dead, 20 rescued ” ard to patients for whom the willingly to the store and po club hall on Snipsic St. Music The theft took place on Sept. toe high school, will open toe UAW President Walter P. persons were Increasing In complexity.’ MEmoheater Evening Herald and another still missing today drug has been prescribed." lice were called, police say. 23 and Mrs. Earl Robertson told program ' with general remarks Reuther heads toe union team INCREDIBLE will be provided by Ed Sojka ‘Taking our reports and those South Windsor om-respondent, Eifter a huge wave overturned He said the 30 million tablets Andrew D. G-ritobin, 24, of and a buffet dinner will be police the report was being on toe high school program. while Vice President Malcolm L Ann Lyons, teL 644-8582. their yacht while a blrtoday sister agencies In the represent only a small part of Storns was charged with speed served. Costumes are optional. made for Insurance purposes. Gets Bank Post p^nlse bargains for Fort. government, we estimate that the supply of the drug on the ing and overcrowding a vehicle. Legion Sets Dinner Police on Wednesday Investi Thomas J. Donnelly Jr., Mindful of toe blackout, which party was In progress. amone everv ten thousand peo- of 114 Clinton Dr., Wapplng, market. He was arrested at Center and John Lawrence, past com gated a break at 481 E. Middle Plllllin Rpr-ords fne can ex^ct to ftod M Lilac Sts. at 1:20 this morning mander of the local American Tpke., where the former Win ’ tiEus been named Eissistant vice- A UDllC lAeCOrQS meant settlement is wai^ng. swiped toe citizens who are SHAiLL HOLTHS MIE7I1ALS. after polioe say he was clocked Legion post, will be honored at dow Shade Shop is located. En . president in toe Commercial Warrantee Deeds near, both sources were reluc **** salmonella carriers," Goddard PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Ma over the limit on Center St, In a testimonial dinner-dance at trance to the shop was made ' Loan Division of toe MortgEige Selma Kamm to Ronald L. tEmt to elaborate on toe sep Santa a a r a River late Wednes- magazine Nutrition terials such as vanadium, ura the amaU car whllch has two the Leg;lon Home Saturday. A by breaking a window and un Department of toe Society for Roberts, property at 6-8 Lincoln arate positions of the two sides. day night. Todav locking It. . Savings. He will assume his The union objected to too The warch continued for Jo counterpart of IN nium, copper, tpona, aliuninum bucket seats, the accused had roast beef dinner will be served St. and phosphorous are present, in two female passengers, police at 7:30 p.m. followed by a cere The break was discovered ' new duties with toe bEuik .Mon- Elaine David to Earl G. and term “offer". A union spokes some deposits o f oil shale in say. mony in which Lawrence will Monday by George Flndell of I day. Lola S. Ferrin, property at 93 man sEtid an offer in national Wirt still raportea missing. carriers are free of symp- Drowned were Ssimuel Gil sufflcient amoimts to be of pos RCbarge and Gribbin are be ^ ven his past commander’s 60 Cobum Rd. He told police ’ Donnelly Is a native of Water- LelEmd Dr. bargaining can only be made to 1. ..o J T urn on toms but Contaminate all they sible commercial interest as by scheduled for araignment Oct. badge and jewel. nothing was taken from the ; bury Euid a graduate of Fairfield Alfred L. Euid Bertha R. Rif- the national bai-gEtinlng commit Hart, 49 and Jean Hill, 39, both Unfortunately, there ap- also of Ventura. products. 30. Music for dancing will be fur place. ; University Euid of toe University kin to Lee B. and Elaine D. tees Eindtoe opportunity for this pear to be a great many car The boat, toe trade winds, ^ of Connecticut Law School. He Reynolds, property at 708 W. has not existed this week. But riers among those who handle was heEidlng north towards ; was formerly associated with Middle Tpke. the union did not deny rejecting food ...” Ventura Marina with 26 persons •; toe Green Msinor Construction Certificate of Condemnation a company proposal of some Goddard said toe food Indus- ,- Co., Euid the First Hartford State of (Connecticut Eigalnst sort. on board celebrating toe birth- whole is cooperating In ■ Realty Corp. Carl P. Johnson and Frances “It depends what you meEU) day of one of them. government’s program to Suddenly, toe boat pitched un- „jore effectively control ' 4-H Club Officers H. Johnson, property on Mt. Ne- by rejection,” said the union der toe wave, tossing all but salmonella Infection, as are the $ i New officers of toe South bo PI. source. “If someone high up f Windsor 4-H group, toe "Six Judgment Uen from toe union were to meet three passengers Into toe chop- medical and dietetic profes- 3995 i- Clovers,” are Judy Kochnas, py water a quarter-mile off gjong but added more must be 1967 OLDS Vernon National Bank Eigalnst with someone from toe com Luxury Sedan. V-8, automatic, power steering, powelr brakes. E president; Gale Sancha, vlce- August Klvimae, property at 266 pany informally and one of shore. learned and done about the ’ president; Becky Karlin, sec Most of toe 23 were able to Autumn St., $1,420.06. them said no to eui Item, that problem. swim ashore. Some of toe In retary ; Barbara BetEmcourt, Attachment would not be rejection." jured were picked up by a Coast t treEisurer; Marty Coleman, re- Liberty Mutual Insur£ince_Co. As leaks In toe blackout— Orbiters Landed Guard boat nearby. t porter; and Debbie NCEdy, pro- Eigalnst SHVC Inc. and Caxl- which a company spokesman WASHINGTON (AP) — The 1966 PONTIAC *2895 * gram chairman. Bonneville Convertible. One Owner. V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes. son’s Express Inc., four parcels described eEU'ller eis "1,000 per National Aeronautics and Space LWV Pamphlet off Hilliard St., $6,000. cent effective"—mounted, Administration reports two old The League of Women Voters MarrlEige License bargainers were expected to at Injury Notice er lunar orbiters have been has announced a new publica Allen Wayne Snowden, 37 De least part the curtains of secre deliberately creshlEuided on the tion of toe National League of von Dr., and Lena Lee Curtis. cy today. If not lift them Served on Town moon after months of circling it. 1966 MERCURY *1795 Women Voters entitled “ WEWh- Orblter 2, which had been Hartford, Oct. 16. altogether. Comet 2-Door. Standard shift, 6 cylinder. ington, toe Nation’s Show- Building Permits “You will find out today what (Mra. Anna C. RuddeM o(f 169 circling since Nov. 10, 1966, place?” Copies of toe pamphlet E. Ralph Kryzak, new dwell the situation Is,” said toe union (3h)9urter Oak Sit. tilals fUod a crashed Wednesday. Orblter 3, may be obtEdned from Mrs. Jo- ings at 22 Mountain Rd., $17,600; source. nXKtllce olf Injury to the town circling since Isist February, sei8i Vogt, chairman of publl- 1, < o tk 89 Redwood Rd., $14,000; Eind The union Is seeking what It counael'k oflnice, in an aeltion went down on Monday, 1964 OLDS 98 *1895 99 Redwood Rd., $13,000. calls Its broadest listof demEmds dteimmfing' from an eneged fall The control engine fuel on toe 2-Door Hardtop. V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes. Like new. unit of toe League, Field Vincent J. Edgar, new dwell ever, including parity for Ca- SepL 2 on a Sproloe St. sIxJa- sun. RFD 3, Rockville. ings at 22 Mountain d., $17,600; nEidlan workers, a big wage walk. vehicles was about exhausted Choir Meeting The soft circuit.. . 30 Mountain Rd.. $17,000; and boost with something on top of *1 Mills. Rudklell cUaima What the and they were running low on 1 6 2 T e ^ n for skilled workers, a guarEin- aUlOwaik wao uneven and rttia- control gas. Their dcEttruction Congregational Church will In pursuit of Nutmeg Homes Inc., new teed Einnual Income, pension im ed arid Whkt she eufifered frees for future use their radio 1966 OLDS *2595 meet Oct. 21 at 10 a.m. In toe dwellings at 19 Flag Dr., $23,- provements and other contract a firaicitiure o f the right kneecap, frequencies, Cutlass 2-Door Hardtop. Factory air conditioned, power brakes, power steering. Wolcott Building. Emery Tap- the day's pleasures 000 ; 280 Scott Dr., $23,000; and adjustments. plua tojuitoa itto (her rSieait, ribs NASA also announced toe or- ley Is toe choir director. 219 Scott Dr., $20,000. In Its only previous offer the arid W6t hand. bit of Orblter 6 was altered . . . journey 'round about The Confirmation class of toe church will meet Tuesday, Oct. to in our cushy ’RICH’ AVERAGE $1,1?0 24 at 3 p.m. In toe Metzger GENEVA—There are 900 mU- soft-sole Joyces. Chapel. llon people In the so-called Giant New Steel The board of deacons will •rich” countries — mainly In Buoy your walk meet Oct. 24 In toe minister’s The Stockbrokers To Know as well as your spirits. study at 7:30. A joint meeting Europe. Incluc^ toe U.S.8.R.. between toe deacons and dea- STORAGE HOUSE WITH Sassy good looks. conesses will be held at 8 p.m. and Japan. 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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1967 - Events Cooper Lectures Rickover Stalls Lieglon Editor "Social Security” will be Fun-Making Tall Cedars Events remember the Stan Slossberg His Retirement Co>«dltor8 the topic for the second lec Sports Editor InWorld Susan Ooldberg ture ’Tuesday In the free se WASHING’TON (AP) — Any Ray Kelly OAiy Jodoin ries on Personal Money one planning a retirement din WILLIAMS OIL CO. framed Against. Drugs Start with Parade Tomorrow ner for Vice Adm. Hyman G. Management being offered he igh chool orld Rickover will have to wait an T H S W CAMBRIDGE, E n g l and at Manchester High School. Tomorrow ■will be Tall other two years. WILLIAMS OIL (AP)—Prince Charles, Britain’s The speaker will be James Cedars Day in Mandiestey, Compiled by Students of Manchester High School Mrs. Joyce Don, Faculty Advisor The outspoken, often contro VOL. XXXI, NO. 5______FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS future king, and the other 220 Coeper, a field representa and the fun-makinsr arm o f versial Rickover—credited with WILLIAMS OIL CO. freshmen at Cambridge tive for the Social Security the Masonic Order 'will fathering the nuclear subma Ulilveraity’a Trinity C o llie Administration. have its traditional parade rine—acceptd ’Thursday a have been warned against using . . . for the best in oil service! Broadway Because of a large turnout fourth two-year extension of Exchange Students drugs. at 6 o’clock. Nutmeg For at the first session this week, service with both the Navy and ” We wanted to make it quite est is host for this IMfitrict the remaining programs will the Atomic Energy Commission. Com edy to clear to all freshmen .what our 15 Germonial, and it will be held in Room A7 and not He was scheduled to retire next Speak at Assembly attitude is to drug taking,” a in Room 225 as previously ^have its national—^r su college spokesman said '^urs- preme—leader here for the Jan. 1. announced. The admiral, 67, serves both Delight All day night. The American Field Service iSteve Spaeth fis the MHS day. as director of the AEC’s Naval Charles and his classmates, The lectures, open to the HARDY Would you enjoy something is a worthwhile program being cdtiizein who spenlt Oaist summer The Tall Cedars will confer Reactors Division and as deputy who began their studies Mon public, are scheduled for taken advantage of by many in EboUdhlauBen, Germany os upon State Police Lt. GaU L, commander for nuclear propul fresh, vibrant, funny. In a com day, were reminded that consecutive Tuesdays from people. This year at MHS we MlanchiedtieT’s AFS Mudertt. Smith the honorary degree of sion of the Navy’s Ships Sj^s- pletely tempting comedy? Be unauthorized possession of 7-9 p.m. have three exchange students TaUcing land expOatinBiig Ms "Tall Cedar at Sight.” Smith is tems Ckhnmand. sure not to miss Sock ft Bus dangerous drugs is a crime. Topics to be discussed In in AFS. Sonja Esto*^r, Mltal fliUdi^ SIbeve meoalUield mixed deputy grand master of Masons, Rickover originally was slated kin’s Fall Production of Kiss emctflonis he and Other APS They were told any student sup succeeding weeks ' include in (Connecticut. P O H E D MUMS Penayo, and Steve Spaeth were for retirement in 1662. But and Tell. The play was per plying drugs or helping anyone wills, trust services, deeds introduced to the school body etndenItB felt aB they left for The CeremoMal wUl mark the strong congressional pressure LARGE. HEALTHY. formed 900 times, In 1943 when to get them would be expelled. and home financing, life and last Tuesday morning at a spe Germany aboard a large ship. iMUation of new Tall Cedar can ’The warning followed disclo resulted In his promotion to vice it was shown on Broadway. The cial AFS assembly. Both extreme intteredt In and healtii insurance, casualty didates for the four forests that PLANTS sure by Oxford University ear admiral and a two-year duty ex year 1943 will again be portrayed A small but interesting part artbfcttpatlon o f a new exip^- and fire Insurance, and fed make up District 15. In addition lier this week that it had tension. In costumes and setting for the of Argentinian life was des- e«ce and Tear o f not knowing eral Income taxes. to Manchester’s Nutmeg, they Congressional intercession showing at MHS. suspended six undergraduates crlbed to the assembly by Mltal ^ are ’Tunxis of West Hartford, also was credited with blocking What is Kiss and Tell all and expelled a seventh for Penayo. In the U.S. Mital wish- Of Stevels emOtitonB. As Lima for the Swedish Students Quinnebaug ot the Putnam area, Oall L. Smith Harold ’Turklngton the Navy’s plans to beach Rick about? It starts off with Corliss smoking marijuana. Another es to tell of Argentina as well as hiia talk ensued, lit showed Ms Central Organization. and Laurel of WUlimantic. over in 1964 and 1966. Archer going on 16, who is a tri enWhuelilaisni for a proffiltabte and Oxford student was fined $182 learn about U.S. life and cus Arriving in Stockholm to re Town Director Harold A. ’Twk- celve that honor from Martin February 1947, currently aa lieu In urging the Navy’s entrance al to her family, and at the enjoyalbile experience. Thursday for possessing 12 ‘ ' toms. As he did so, it could be port on a similar “ Operation ington is co-chairman of the tenant, serving as commanding into the nuclear power age, 79 89 V. B. Bostetter of Haigerstown, esame time a pure delight. She ’lim Coughlin Sue Ziniineriiiaii ’The town Of EbOldIhaulsen grains of marijuana. seen that Mital too Is used to Day’s Work” by 140,(XK> Pe parade euid arranged for the officer of TVoop D at Danielson. Rickover often clashed with can’t stand not being grown up, cOmpiiilsea about 360 perBons, a Md., who is Supreme Grand See our large selec ruvian school children. musical uMts. He has participated in a num such superiors as Defense Sec and when Private E yh art is en life in large quantities. Argen- typUcblly dose - kndt German Changes Name Tall Cedar. Smith will become tion of Shrubs and Letters said: “ The leftist The parade marshal is Harold a member of Laurel Forest in ber of cases which gained na retary Robert S. McNamara. tertained by the Archers, cor- Legion of Honor I." " tow«. Ad^rdmgly, family life TOKYO (AP)—The Viet Cong youth organizations want Peru tional attention and is regarded But the success of the nuclear Evergreens. liss plays the young lady. A feud size of the U.S., with 22 pro t9 alBo ihiipioirltianlt, and inaltlltu- has added “ people’s” to its of (Speck) Perretti, and his honor Ms native Windham. to make revoIution.But Peru is Smith is a past master of as a specialist In Ms field. submarine program apparently soon develops between the Arch The life of this week’s le- The sort of girl you'd like to vinces. Buenos Aires is its cap tlonis Buidh nis a Sundlaiy walk ficial name, making it the Peo ary marshal is Rudolph Swan a developing land. More roads Eastern Star Lodge of Masons, He is married and has six has quieted criticis in recent ers and Pringles when Mildred gponnaire, tall, talented, three- meet anytime or iiny place is ital, largest city in South Ameri are preiseirvedu Slteve’s flalther Is ple’s Liberation Armed Forces, son. and more houses have been past Mgh priest of ’Trinity Chap children, among them State years. Pringle and Corliss Archer seli letterman Tim COughlin, has ca. Mltal’s city, Cordoba, is the a padtor lof lUhe loclall dhurch, Hanoi’s Vietnam News Agency General chairman for the no other than Miss Susan Zim built in the last four years than ter, RAM; past thrice illustrious Trooper Gail Nelson Smith, who FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIOfK kisses for charity and the Arch been very much enriched by his second largest. Mitai and Ms and Tieligiioni alBo played Ian Im- announced today. Ceremonial events is William merman, more informally re ever before, and 87 new schools master of Olive Branch Coun will also be a candidate for BUS WAS TRAPPED ers accuse Mildred of being a active participation in sports. family live in what we know as pointiainlt plairt In Sltevels sitay. The agency referred through Anderson. Aides who vrlll handle have been W it thanks to those cil, R ft SM; and past com Laurel Forest Tomorrow. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Tim's athletic career started ferred to as Sue-Z. a suburb of a city. His neighbor Along wildh Ms mioltilier, Steve’s out its broadcast to the PLA- - divisions of the parade are Jo bad influence. Meantime, Mil Swedish school children who mander of St. John’s CJommand- Workmen cut down a large oak dred and L«nnie Archer become in his sophomore year, when he Sue can almost perpetually be hood is smaller than a U.S. fazniilly oonaiBbs o f Slegtmmd, without the “ F ” for Forces— seph Lutz, Gustav Peterson, took part In the fund raising two ery, Knights Templar. Having CAMPUS DRINK-IN tree and knocked down a con engaged, while the Pringles glee was a member of the J.V. bas found laughing. Her jovial sense suburb, yet large enough to have “Huck” , and CtomeHiia. German possibly in emulation of Red Jack Gordon, Roy Norris, Stan years ago.” served all four bodies, he was COLLEGE PARK. Md. crete driveway wall Thursday fully Inform the Archers that ketball, and baseball teams. In of humor has penetrating rays its own school of 700 students. lilfie Is an eialsy-gioling one as China’s People’s Liberation ley Baddwin and Elmore the recipient of the -York Cross (A P )—S tudents at the to move an old double-deck bus McCONVILLE Corliss is going to have a baby. his junior year, however, he and her lightning strikes any Mltai’s father is a principal of well lals TuU lolf Ihiard work. Steve Army. Th broadcast told of "the (Binky) Hohenthal. of Honor. University of Maryland have that hadn’t budged ffom its Not until the very end is Cor earned his varsity letters in available character. a school, and his mother is a touittl Ibilme to lhave ndiglhlbor- second congress of heroes, mod The parade will be from South As a member of the Connect threatened school officials with parking place behind a dwelling FLORIST AND GREENHOUSES liss cleared and the truth re football, basketball, and base It is important to note that medical doctor and professor at hood soccer garnets, Ibeiaidh fris- el and valiant fighters of the Japan to Make Terminus north on Main St. to icut Consistory, Valley of Nor a drink-in. for 27 years. vealed. ball. when Sue confronts a task it is the University of Cordoba. Raul, by gtamcB, Ibuild BcneienB, and South Vietnam People’s Libera the MasoMc Temple, where the wich, he is a 32nd degree Mas The school’s student govern Nobody seemed to know how 302 W00DBRID6E S'TREET—649-5947 Now in the fall of his sen never'Teft undone. Accordingly, Mitai’s 13-year-old brother, is viialt mlany Othier dltieis ah well. tion Armed Forces,” held re Nike Missiles Adult feelings, which are dif divisions wlU be reviewed by on, a member of Sphinx Tem ment Cabinet, irked at the pro It got in there in the first place, OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS ficult for a high school student ior year, you will normally her school life has been fully- a kid brother as can be found Before concluding the assem cently at an undisclosed place. TOKYO (AP) — The UMted Tall Cedar dlgMtaries. ple of the Shrine at Hartford hibition of drinking on campus, when it was retired from serv actor are protrayed exceptional find number 85, a six-foot 162 aesthetic. She won't let her stuU- anywhere. Before showing his bly, Steve emphasized the value TTie report said the Viet Cong States and Japan reached an Division One will include and the Connecticut Police threatened Thursday a ice and became a children's ly well. pounder, practicing with the ies interfere with her education picturesque slides, Mital summ of the APS program. Any jun decorated 47 heroes, more than agreement today for Japan to parade officials. Supreme Tall Square Club. . campus-wide drink-ln the night playhouse. football team on Memorial in social well-being. There has ior who is interested in spend When Mr. Blanchard, Sock ft ed up Ms and AFS’s alms, twice as many as at the first manufacture Nike Hercules and Cedar officers. Nutmeg (^fleers, He has been a member of the of Nov. 3, which Is the Friday It will be restored by Magic Field. Or he might be at the been active involvement in ing next summer abroad may Buskin advisor, was asked why "everyone Is the same every congress two years ago. They Hawk antiaircraft missiles. and Nutmeg’s' prize-winMng State Police Department since before homecoming weekend. Castle, a club for mag(icians. Read Herald Advertisements monthly meeting of the Boy’s A.F.S., Ski Club, Girls Leaders, pick up an application In room Jackie Clark Chosen Queen he chose Kiss and Tell, he re where, we can all walk and talk Included four women who band that three years in a row Leaders Club. and more recently her impres 232 from Miss Putnam. Japanese Foreign Minister plied, "We wanted a play big together for a better world” . “ recorded brilliant feats of has taken first prize in the band When the scene changes be sive voice has been heard over Pam PilkoMs ’68 Festivities, which Included band. The Pep raUy was led by those attending the dance, Jack- Takeo Miki and U.S. Charge and exciting enough to follow Sonja Estobar is also from our le and her runners up Sue arms In the emulation move competition for Forests its size cause of new-fallen snow, the P.A. system, reading the the crowning of Manchester’s the varsity and junior varsity e’Affalres David L. Osborn ex My Pair Lady, and that is It!’’ western hemisphere, from the Grant, 68 and Dee Sweeney, ment to fight and defeat the U. at Atlantic City during the Su "R im ” will no longer be on minutes of the Student Council Senior gir^ planning to take first Homecoming Queen, cheer leaders. Cheers were g;iv- changed documents setting Mamette Ostrout '69 Central American country Gua 68, (left), were to reign over S. aggressors in the past two Memorial Field, but rather on meeting, as her new title is the Betty Crocker Homemaker sparked the Homecoming sports en for each of the varsity down details of the accord. The preme Council Convention. temala. Her home city Is Gua the dance and at the game. year,” the broadcast said. the floor of Clarke Arena with secretary. of Tomorrow Scholarship Exam- dance and pep rally in Clarke teams, followed by a mock United States will provide Ja Division ’Two will have Man HONOR SOCIETTY 'HUP The mood of the evening was the basketball team. He con Sue-Z is a far cry from a temala, City, , where . . . she . . . lives inatlon are reminded that they Arena last Friday. The dance football game staged by the Flood Victims Return pan with the expertise to pro chester Pipe Band, Westerly (R. Thie NlaUooniall Hionor Sodoty tributes In the team effort, with ^ th her large family of three leave their names In the and rally were part of the varsity seniors. one of excltment and Mgh duce the missiles and Japan will I.) Tall Cedars, the Massasoit shrinking violet, and no mat BUENOS AIRES (AP)— waJl Bponsor iVtb Biumail Campus points from jump-shots and lay ter when or where a rattle rais brothers and three sisters, and Guidance Office by the close of warm up for the first home The Mghllght of the evening school spirit as the entire com- imdertake to safeguard secrecy Indians, the SpMnx Temple Ouiae Odt. 27 (Teadheits’ Oon- ups, to defeat our CCIL foes. parents. Her father works as football game on Saturday. came with the crowning of pany vowed to support the foot- Thousands of refugees plodded ot the missile technology. ’The Shrine Motor Patrol and antique ing band begins to blare, she school Oct. 20. back to water-soaked homes to venltion. Dby) Iftor t^udeinlfas at Looking ahead \ to spring, is a push-over for dancing. Mus an accoimtant for the govern “ The Quiet Ones” provided Queen Jackie Clark, ’68, (cen- ball team on Saturday^ Japanese also reluctantly cars. of Al Rice, ’69 day after the worst floods in MHS. Tile oofflegeia to be visited wheii most guys’ thoughts turn ic turns her on and as far as ment tn the income tax depart Students should be aware that music as did the Mgh school ter). Chosen by balloting Division Three is led by the to things besides sports,, Tim memory in the Buenos Aires tSitB year are Bo^tion Undver- coordination goes, for keeping ment. Somanhis will cost $2.00 extra alxmt $9.72 mlUlon to help offset ji^ p h ester High School Band, fiMy. NortlheaBtem, Harvard will be on the baseball diamond iSonja’B Bdhoioll lalBo dlUffers area. c o ^ of developing the weapons. includes uMts of Laurel up with the popular modes, she to all those who have not bought 1 toumiaimienit coanpetlitdoin for ’Troops, firemen and volun and RjadcUICfe, ’Tuifbs, Jlaicktson throwing fastballs and curves at has it. There is one item that fnoim ours in ithialt lilt Is Ismaller, Indians Trample m e mlssUe production- 0 ^^,^ SAA. membenshlp on the Chess Team. teers evacuated some 129,000 land CSark. imsuspecting opponents for the irks Susan and that is people bult bias a. longer day, nine About estimated to cost more than New members, even imexpsri- X T a l l ' i v i t V l fk 'I'^l IjS ptople from swamped towns uMt, plus more antique cars. baseball team. who go to dances and then houns altogeltlhier. Thie sdhool eaiced students, are wanted, v W l l l l O i $250 million—Is a major part of TliB Biir-cionidlltiiionieid dhlainter- and hamlets as one river after The (Jedar’s Muscular Dystro What does Tim Coughlin do in don't. Peter Nero, and folk and year dm South Amerliica dis from Current Affairs MHS Japan’s defense consolidation eid bus wSE bei leiaVing' from Anyone interested -^may join. The MHS Football Team re-, another overflowed as a result phy float will be in this division. his leisure time? Understand soul music are apt to activate January to Nbvemlber due to Room 225 will be the loca plan, a five-year program that the fronit oif MHS alt 7:00 a.m. Coaching Is available to new of unusually hea-vy rains. Thir- Division Four features the ably he replies, “ I don’t have ■the revcfnsal Of seaisons • bel'ow tion of a Current Affairs turned to wdnMng ways last Sat began in April. Under a pre Fkfday, Odt. 27. ’Bhie (trip will Sue as well. FRt>MEa> CLUB members by the expert mem ty-five persons were reported Tolland Twlriers, Army and Na take aboult ibwlo Ihoura. Sltudents much leisure time.’’ Nature has instilled in Susan the eqiiaibor. The sltudenlt 'iis also Club meeting at 7 p.m. bers o f the present team. urday as they rolled over the vious defense plan, Japan im vy Club, clowns and candidates. The Pire-Med Club Iheia its drowned or killed by broken ported Nike Ajax suid Hawk are expected ItD bnin{g a box Everyone has their moments, the love of art. Within the expeWted to carry up to 15 October 18. Election busi B. D. R. ’68 Hall warriors 36-14. The victory Division Five has more ’Tall Sears ItMat meeltling necmbly. Preisii- electric wires. both good and bad. "M y most boundaries of her crafts class, couitiseis. ness first will be taken care missiles, equipping two batta-- lunch to save time, Students denlt Baribara BoJbon explained gave the Indians a record of two Cedars, from Tunxis, and their embarrassing moment was when she has let her imagination run Aa shown iln Sonja’s slides, of. Mr. David Gidman will LA RUEDA CASTELLANA lions with Hawks and two with wtU tour BcKEfton Unlverisilty, itihe purpose Of 'tlhe club and various units, and fire depart I got pick-pocketed at Yankee wild and has allowed her hands GUalteimalla too, Is a beavitiiful be the speaker for the eve A reorganlzatlonal meeting wins against one loss, Meteorite Found Ajaxes. ^ Harvard and Radcliffe, Tufts Seicreltary Katlhy Btadger intro ment equipment. Stadium.” Despite the unbear to roam free. Her most prized oounlbry. Almoelt t/wo-ithirds of ning, discussing 'Vietnam was held recently Oct. 4 in room Dick Cobb ’68 had a great MOSCOW (AP)—A • 660-pound ' The new plan calls for the and JOjckHofi, and dlairk Uni duced some plhnB tor meetings. The Nathan Hale Fife and able pain and slight loss of mon possession is a pewter tankard the coumltry lis ihighlandls, show and China. Mr. Gidman was 233 for members of La Rueda day, accummulatlng 23 points. meteorite has ’ been found domestic production of Hawks versity, In. thfiit ordier, with aip- PoBslilble speekiers linidudie a fab Drum Corps of Coventry leads ey, It wasn’t that bad. He was wMch took almost a year to ing dilty and coiuiJtry dlHUnc- a Fullbrlght Scholar in Castellana, M.H.S.’s Spanish His touchdowns came on a 65- alongside the Yasachnaya River and support equipment for three pnMdmjSteiy an hour ait eiach teidiniicjllan, a pByeMiaJtirilhlt, a Division Six that Includes Grot watching his favorite public per complete. tionis. About 50 per oent of the Asia, and lived there for Club. More than 30 students dis- yard run, from scrimmage, a In northeast Siberia, the .official battalions ' and the local oaimi>u!s. A dinner wilU be serv pialbhologlst, u dardiologiislt, and to units clowns, candidates and sonage—Mickey Mantle. Mick During the course of a week people Sure Indlihn descendants about three years. After cussed the club’s future and 2S-yard run from Dale Ostrout Soviet news agency Tass re manufacture of Nike Hercules ed at d h xk Unlvensilty. The a dancer spedbaiiBt more motor imlts. ey’s his favorite because of end the choice nook to find Sue of ithe Mayan clvSllzaltiiOn, and speaking on the people and made preliminary arrangements '68 and a 26-yard run on an in ported today. for two to three battalions. prtce wUl be ahoult $6.20, de- The club will meelt once a WMtney Merritt, Grand Tall “ his strength and courage to is In her sewing room. Ah. . . there sure itoday mlany colorful customs of the area, he will tersectlon by Chuck Carson ’68. Tass said another meteorite Ground support equipment for pendtaig on how much Sg spent mlonldh on Mbndlay nSghlt In. the fer a more active and appealing Cedar of Nutmeg Forest, has keep on playing in spite of his to be able to make your own and Interesltlng people in Gua- answer any questions from After all five touchdowns, per weighing lie pounds, had come the Hercules will be Imported lo r supper. All MHS Students boairid Hoorn o f 'tihe Mhnehester year. arranged for the Cedarettes to many injuries.” 'temsiia. students. fect extra point was kicked by down only 20 yards away from from the UMted States. ere dnvflted Itio paiiticiipalte in crea,tions. MlemnrUal Hospliltlal under the Trips to New York and Span serve a roast beef dinner to Not too long ago. Sue was an Dick Cobb. Hall scored twice as the big one. The Japanese government is thin oppottunity ito vl)4ilt these On his list of likes are eating, diireicitiion o f Ithe ladvtilsor, Mr. ish movies in Wllllmantic were Tall Cedars in the Masonic "attraction” at MHS, for her Coach Wdggfln substituted freely The two meteorites are being expected to name the domestic cuUege oampusels. PeimiBGlion watching wrestling on televi Bmeisit Lewis, a sdienice iteacb- placed on the club’s calendar Temple after the parade. broken leg aroused the curiosi during the last quarter. 'The sent to the Soviet Academy of manufacturers by the end of the BlUpa aire availalble In Room sion, the Rolling Stones, comic e'r lalt MHS. along With fiestas and bake The Prologue, Royal Court ties of nosey students. This five- MHS defensive line held the Sciences for examination. month. The Mitsubishi indus 246. strip “ B.C.” He would like to New Course Studied Observation o f Ittie Iholaplltial's and SldoMan degree work will Color Bright and Care-Free month handicap is regarded by sales. It was decided that meet Warriors in check all afternoon. LU76Saed Oct IS trial group, emerging as Ja Ruth Etoensor ’68 visit Hawaii because it’s nice dmergency room lin axitlon nmy start at 7 in the main lodge Susan as most frlghteMng and ings will be held every other Tom Crockett ’68, Pete Rubins pan’s major muMtlons pro the year round, but likes living be a dtito iHOjedt. TrlpB to the room of the Temple. embarrassing, but also the most Wednesday in Mr. Sibirsky’s Threaten Boycott ducer, is considered the leading in Manchester because “ It’s New York or Yhle-Neiw Haven ’68 and Lee Potterton '69 chalk It is during the ritual work memorable experience of her In Family Living home room directly after school. ed up numerous tackles all STOCKHOLM (AP)—Swedish contender for both contracts. that the “ Tall Cedar at Sight” been O.K. for me so far.” His MOdldal Oenteins, to a menltal An attendance system for mem- dislikes Include people who show seventeen yeairs. afternoon. students had a day off from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries honorary degree will be con Sears PERMA-PREST Family Living is a diversified ning of time when family units inHtffltutliion or a dancer dUbnic in- bers was set up, and plans to Ltd. is understood to have been off, the draft, and his pet peeve Susan believes that "school The next game for the Red school today to work for money ferred upon Smith. He w ill. re- course which assists young peo- started to bond closer together, 'teresteid itihie Mulb memlberB. have a speaker at each meet informally aMvised by the of phoney television commer spirit is more than cheerlead and White wlU be Friday Mght they will send to boost education pie in preparing for their roles is studied. 'The class is made The (first medtiing alt the hos- ing were introduced in hopes government that it will be the cials. ers and admiration for athletes; at Bristol’s Buzzy Field when in Peru but leftist youth groups, wltMn family and comniuMty aware that the three dominant plilbal will Ibe In lalte Odtdber. that this year’s exchange stu which want a revolution in prime contractor for the Nike- The future holds plans for a It is consideration for the other they take on Bristol Central. groups. Lectures and discussions purposes of the family are to ■ Nlaiicy BBlllard ’68 dents and others would speak Peru, threatened to boycott the Hercules. Mitsubishi Electric NOTIOE ]No-Iron Slacks college education at UConn. Un person; a desire to do something Central has been beaten badly are held pertaining to problems provide care for a cMld, to nur- ™ rwinnrsirnthe tick- W m teacher would feel upon seeing Ed Kowai, ’68 both eoored In new books. They often read the taught English, Creative Writ-* e!ts ’wOs emphasiaed. The price Roving Twist Hopsock Slacks hundreds of new faces staring the firat quarter. In the third new books and comment on ing, and speed -writing'in Thom quarter Sentit MkidLeian ’68, Is 75 cents wllth SAA and $1.00 ason High School in Thomason, at Mm. TMs Is how Mr. Steven them. Most of the students work wlithout ilt in 4 Foil Fashion Colors Podgorskl felt as he took Ms scored on a tinreily peae from in the library two periods each Conn., and reading and science Earner Odell ’68, near the end Barbara Bolton, itretisurer, in a private school in San Dlagoi first walk through MHS Sep week, wMle some also work be announced dues tor Ithe year, Popular hopsack weave of 50% Acrilan® tember 7th. of the quarter. HatOback Bruce fore and after school. Library Calif. After teaching in different acrylic, 35% Avril® raycm, 15% acetate. Keep Hunt, ’69 bodteid one in over whliOh ore payable in ithe near schools. Miss Waricher believes Mr. Podgorskl, from Massa workshops teach them the vari future. their fresh 'n neat good looks all day... chusetts, has taken on the task the goalie’s head, ‘wfittti ai few ous jobs of a page. tills yesit will be her best yet. seconds left lin the thiiid quar As the meeting came to a they are PERMA-PREST! Never need of Instructing the bands. A grad It is required that the students dose, members caught a Miss Waricher received her ter, for the IWal acore o f the join Nutmeg 080, the state li ironing when washed, tumbled dry. Trim uate of Boston UMversity, he glimpse of Ithe oast, hard a't BS degree in English With n Ivy styling with belt loops, cuffs. In charcoal majored in music education and day. brary organization. Workshops minor in speech and drama. In the Frtday game againdt work, piaotlcing, ‘‘Kiss and also has Ms Baccalaureate and are scheduled in which they lis Tell” . Among her varioua college acr gray, dark olive, bronze or Wethenalflieid, both teams pMy- Master’s degrees. Before mov ten to well known speakers and tivities, she was a member of dark blue. Sizes 29 to 38. ed equally well as no goals MUimetlte OStroult '69 ing to Manchester, Mr. Podgor- discuss various tasks in library Theta Alpha PM, the Honorary were scored by anyone during ski lived in Wllbraham, Mass., work. D. E. CLUB the regular course o f the game. Dramatic Society and worked Mrs. Evelyn Gerard, librarian The where he taught music at the Bult in the overtime period, Distributive Education as a student librarian, ^ e was Help your favorite high school athlete win a $1000 scholarship to the and club advisor, adds that be Club ■ ■ es'fm toy _ Tantasqua Regional School in Ron Conyers Boomed his Seventh recently went window on small committees and was a college of his choice, or a round trip for two to the 1968 Summer Sears No-Iron Sturbridge. sides benefittlng the library, the shopping at the Manchester reporter for the Central Record Monsanto goal o f the selason to glVe the Students are also benefittlng His first impression of MHS Parkade. er. She now is working on her Olympics in Mexico City. PERMArPREST red and white their fourth win. themselves, for they are now was, “ The kids are well-behaved S. A special committee will adect the IPaul Roger ’69 able to use library material After viewing the merchan- Master’s Degree In English a$ h e r b s HOW: ^ Is Your Best Buy and fairly enthusiastic.” 'When dlse displays, they were ihirlted Central. 1. Oonw in and vote eadi wedt for the national winner and runner-up on the asked how he is coming along, more efficiently. at athletic a^evemeht, scholaatic CHARGE rr on Sears Revolving Charge Cathy Glard ’68 to hear an authority on the sub- Miss Waricher feels that her merit, etc. he hesitantly replied, "So far, P.S.A.T. Saturday ject. Mr. Todte, display mana- greatest learning experience has one from Mancheeter High reedving the so good.” ger at Sears and Roebuck, ex- been through travel. She has 4. The national Winner will reedve a ’The Preliminary Scholastic Attention all JuMors: Students most votes will be declared our locM $1000 scbolarshlp to the college of bis Phone Sears* Mr. Podgorskl’s hobbles are plained the ideas and deidces traveled through the U.S. three many, but just a~few are photo Aptitude Test will be given at interested In being Interviewed wlnnen. TMiQrwlH receive the aua»«Uc (toolce. used to catch the Interest of times and has visited Mexico Manly Brxmze Shoe a'wards we now have graphy, tenMs, and playing the the high school tomorrow as an AFS exchai^e student for next summer should see Miss perspective customers. also. She prefers the New Siof' on display and then become eligible for 5. The national runner-up wiU reedve a trombone. He is an active mem morning. Students who are tak round trip for tw o to the 1968 Summer You Can'f Do Better Than Sears Putnam in Rm 282 before or ’This was a step to better un land states and California to -the National-Award by competing wi to ber of tennis and photography ing this examination must be in other local winners from around the , Olympics in Mexico City. after school any day this week. derstand the challenging and those that die has visited. clubs in Springfield. And of their seats at 8:30 a.m. and are Applications must be in by Oct. competitive field of merchsui- Cathy Qiard ’M course he enjoys teaching. reminded to bring two No. 2 in today and vote. AB votes must be in by Dec. 2,1967 Mancheater Shopping Torrlngton Parkade 16. 1445 New Britain Ave. Right now, Mr. Podgorskl’s lead pencils and the blue peuss dlsing. Club members agreed Psrksdc Wlnatod Rd. wMch shows that their fee has that it was a worthwhile visit. OOBBEOnON Weat Hartford Weat Middle Tpke. ((Nd Bt. 8) immediate plans are to get $1Q BUXIGN FOB BEEF ManelMStsr ready to {day for the football been paid. Pam Heunilton, ’68 High School World editwe SHOP AT SEARSfAND SAVE Sears 288-1681 648-1581 489-0211 games and the upcoming Christ Parking will be in the student KANSAS CITY, Mo.-rBeof la ------^— wish to apologise for mlsnam- Poricod* Satisfaction Ouarahteed or Your Money Back Opeh'Mon. thru Sat. Open Mon. thru Sat. Open Mon. thru Sat. mas Concert. In the years to parking lot. Students should en big today. Receipts from a rec Students with Library passes ing -the office to which M u k (EAM . ROEBUCK AND 00. 9:80 AM. to 9 PJK. 9:80 AJM. to 9 PJML 9:30 AJIL to 9 P Jf. come, he hopes to remain on ter the building through the ord slaughter rtm to $10.4 billion are reminded to report direct- Nelson was elected. Mark wiui the faculty staff, teaching mu Cafeteria Lobby. 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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1967 PAGE TWENTY-THREB f Bar Room Site B O m O f S (AP) - - Scene Top Combination Clock Finally Struck Midnight in a Boston bar room after tlie Ried Sox loot the World Seriea to the St. Loola Oar- dfawte: Sought by East 11 “So they hwL” one patron aald. ’^fhe inniortaart tiling By BARRY COWLES F or B oston ’ s Cinderella RSox is that they took tile pen- Still looking for the right combination are Ekut nuit andl they made it this . BOSTON (AP) — The first four games to the Cardi — and so are we,” Yastrzemskl cause I had only two days’ rest. Catholic Eagles as they prepare to encounter Woodrow "This has been a great sea far. Who would have nals, they rebounded in season- said. “ I think if we had another However, I made some bad Wilson High at 2 Sahii^ay afternoon in Middlcrtown.v clock finally struck mid son,” he said. "I have a lot of thonght they could have long fashion to win the next two. seven-game Series it would go pitches. Pitching is concentra East meets Penney High on Saturday, Oct. 28, teavihDg happy memories.” gone ttiis far? You wait night for Boston’s Cinder Then, facing St. Louis ace Bob down to who had the most rest, tion and maybe I didn’t concen an open weekend to use as val till next year. These guys ella Red Sox, but who Gibson for the third time, their Gibson or Lonborg. I’m sorry trate hard enough.” Asked about possible plsms for uable practice time. luck ran out in the final game that Lonborg didn’t have anoth next year, vice president and are really going to do It. Losing the last two games would have thought they’d "Give them (the Cardinals) Hiat Yastrsemskl, and Lon Indians Away of the Series. er day’s rest. general manager Dick 0 ’Ck>- in a row. Winning only the open credit, they deserve it,” Boston Manctaecter Blgli Indian* ever get to the bafi? The Red Sox were stunned "In a way, this is a big disap nnell said: “ Plans? I haven’t borg and Reggie Sknitii — ing game. East is termed some Manager Dick VHlliams said. trek to Mhzzy FM d In Bris Even Darrell Brandon’s paper with disappointment, but they pointment. But, in another way, the slightest idea. When tomor all tile gnjna Theae guys what of an underdog going into “ And gdve all the credit in the tol tonight to meei Bristol did their best to accept defeat it gives us something to work row comes. I’ll start thinking haven’t even reached their the game against Wilson. Yet horseshoe In pitcher Jim Lon world to Gibson. He’s one hellu potential.” Oentral starting at 7:M> un gracefully in a gloom-fUled for next year. I’m still happy again.” to be defeated, winning two and borg’s hip pocket lost its charm va pitcher.” der tile lights. WsiKihester, clubhouse. They barely were over the way we bounced back Yastrzemskl, the league’s Tri From the end of the bar tied In one game, Wilson Is one Thursday as the Red Sox bowed Asked about the Red Sox, Wil a heavy favorite, will be af able to emUe during visits by all season. And we’ll be back in ple Crown winner who hit .400 a guy staring in Ms beer of the toughest teams East will to the St. Louis Cardinals 7-2 In liams said; ter its third win of the sea owner Tom Yawkey, U.S. Sen. there next year.” with three homers in the World said: encoimter all season. the seventh and deciding game "I still like this club. We have son. Oentral has loMt all Bldward Kennedy and Massa Lonborg, who threw a one-hit Series, and Williams, a pennant- "W h y don’t you shut the of the 64th World Series. nothing to be ashamed of. Noth The' Eagles have moved the three starts. i'- * ■ - -- chusetts Gov. John Volpe. ter and a three-hitter in hts first whining manager in his rookie hril up?” Picked for another second ing at all. T h la ^ a young club ball fairly well with the single - . -V - ', Lonborg and slugger Csirl season, appear sure bets to re The Indlaiia’ neert game division berth last spring after a two starts against the Cardi and we had to work one game wing formation and can be ex Yastrzemskl hid for a while in a nals, failed in a bid to come ceive big pay hikes. Yaz is ex will be against tough Ma ninth-place finish in 1966, the harder all season. I’m proud of pected to keep it in use. Prac closed training room. Yaz final back with only twd days of rest. pected to Jump to $100,000. loney High at Memorial Red Sox laughed at 100-1 odds in them all. And we’ll be back next tice makes perfect and maybe ly came out — with head high. He was bombed for 10 hits suid year.” Jockey Killed Field on Saturday, Oot. 21. winning the American League ” I’m not too worried about the small mistakes that have Lonborg followed a short time seven runs in six innings. Yawkey, enjoying his second coming back next year,” Wil PAWTUC3CET, R.I. (AP) —A hurt before will by now be Iron- pennant on the final day of the later and was more relaxed aft regular season. "I didn’t have my usually pennant in 34 years as club own liams said with a grin. mishap during a workout has ed out. Numerous penalties they will play, er a shower. good fast ball,” Lonborg said. er, slapped backs and tried to Yaz might have added; “ Dit claimed the life of veteran After dropping three of the have plagued Blast and have Knowing that a win is need- "St. Louis is a great ball club “ Maybe I wasn’t so sharp be cheer downcast players. to.” jockey George Glassner. cosit valuaible yardage. ed, the splrit^of -the boys is very Elston Howard Looks Up and Starts Chase for W ild Pitch Leading the team In both high and all systems say go. Bob Gibson Exhibits Winning Form Officials at Narragansett Jim Lonborp Fires Home as Lou Brock Steals Third Base Park said the 36-year-old rider rallies John Alulblckl and BUI Hoping to have the combination Gary Player ■ RICAN was astride Its Much for a Lacy have spurred the team to k takes to get his club back morning workout Thursday touchdown runs and passes. In the winning circle. Demers •Second Guess Department- when the horse apparently Lacy leads the squad In rush- leels "we are ready” and "we And Palmer dropped dead on the track. ing with over 200 yards. need It badly.” Glassner fell to the track and No major changes in the line- Ah In all it should be an in- Did Williams Stay Too Long was kicked In the head by the up are slaited by Coach Cliff terestlng game to see, so break Gibson Incredibly Amazing Big Threats hooves of the horse following Demers. Jim Oarrtty and Larry out the coon shltn coats and him. Puzzo are bothered toy slight caps, as cool weaither is predlct- VIRGINIA WATER, England leg injurie and It is doubtful ed for the weekend. With Ace Pitcher in Finale? (AP)—Gary Player and Arnold Palmer shaped up today as the nryciTVIM fAPI __ B ob game Monday. But the calendar didn’t like to see him take that ^ T O N — tSOD Manager Dick pounding.” primary threats to win the 1967 Piccadilly World Match Play Gibson and the calendar ^ad to use him again The Cards, who had a total of golf championship. Irish, Trojans Eye No. 1 And Cardinals Rule Roost beat the Boston Red Sox ggventh game Thursday only four hits off Lonborg In the Palmer went into the semifi ^niy two days of rest. «rst two games, m ^ aged sln- Notre Dame, which used Georgia tackles Mississippi at with timely assists from nals of the select eight-man Purdue, the Irish are a two Over in the subdued Sox quar- in 29 trips to the plate while Me- Added Williams: “ If a pitcher gets a reputation L q„ Brock, Roger Maris Lonborg did not have his good gles in each of the first two in Southern (California to gain No. Jackson. tournament by beating George touchdown favorite. But their The sign outside Fen 1 ranking in college football last Army plays Southern Method ters manager Dick Williams Carver was 3-for-24. “ He’s my best, and I stuck being a. pretty good Wtten Julian Javier. stuff with that short rest. He nings. Knudson of CJanada 5 and 4. coach, Ara Parseghian, Is fast In the third a triple by Dal year, tries the same formula ist In the Cotton Bowl in to way Park said, “The Red had ’ similar praise for the 31- “ If they had been hltUng bet- ^im. He’s a helluva pitch- the other pitchers are ^ tough Because the St. Louis Cardl- was bombed for 10 hits and all Player, the defending champi ready to discount the odds. He Maxvlll, singles by Curt Flood again Saturday, but this time it night’s major attraction. Sox are Incredibly Beauti year-old right-hander who ter, we could have won in five j wouldn’t swap him for any- him as they are on eveprone in c h e d the pennant Sept, seven runs in the 7-2 clincher on, scraped through one up on calls the Trojans "the fastest and Marls and a wild pitch to won’t be easy. The Trojans have The Irish mauled Southbm ful People.” pitched the second and third games,” Javier said. “ But we j g(,rry for him. I f'®®’ .J'® explained. All season Manager Red Schoendlenst Thursday afternoon. He was the 89th hole over Gay Brewer, college team I’ve ever seen . . . Orlando Cepeda gave St. Louis the same ranking in mind. (California 61-0 in the last game If they are Incredibly beauti times on three days rest, the win like this all year—someone aue to see him take that long they threw me curve balls gj,le to arrange his pitching obviously laboring all through the U.S. Masters and AlSan and the best balanced attack two big runs. The teams meet in South of 1966 to assure them of tti* ful, St. Louis' Bob Gibson is in first time this year he has picks up someone else.” noundine ” outside, and I can t nit a Gibson, his ace, could the cloudy, chilly day. chatnplon. I’ve seen In a long time.” Gibson teed off on Lonborg Bend in w early season poll national championship, but that credibly amazing. worked that frequently. If Lonborgijuiiuuie hadluxu ..»v.had o,a third U...V. f . ,1 1 tv, curve------ball outside.” work the first, _____ fourth _ and______sev If there was a second guess in Peter 'Thomson of Australia Second-ranked Purdue, which In the World Series that the day of rest, perhaps the teams , ® Except Lonborg didn’t throw g^th games and still have three the seventh game it was a ques- with his home run in the fifth. bowl battle that highlights the was last year. Now it’s the Tro beat Notre Dame 28-14, has it* “ Give all the credit in the defeated British Open Champi Cardinals won Thursday by , . , , . . . ------uaya ui tion of Williams’ strategy in Brock singled stole second and scedule as football takes over jans, sporting a new look re hands full again against the world to Gibson,” said Wil wotad still be^laylng. Lonborg. ^ ^ays of rest between starts...... on Roberto de Vicenzo of Ar(|en- however, wasn’t using that as ^ “ "'®"‘ ' Boston, fighting it out with leaving Lonborg in the game lor third while Flrod walked and the spotlight from baseball. sembling a track team, who Buckeyes, 1-1, who will be bid beating Boston 7-2 in the sev liams, who himself deserved tlna, one up. Bill Casper over enth and deciding game, Gibson an alibi. Floods tv^o-out single. Fl(»d <‘That was the best hit I’ve Minnesota, Detroit and Chicago six long Innings. By that time scored on Maris sacrifice fly. In other big ones, Purdue In hold the top spot. They arc not ding for ranking. The Boiler credit for bringing the Red Sox whelmed Bruce Devlin of. Aus had help— from base-hitting then went to third as Maris sin- j^gd in three years,” Gibson a tough four-club battle for Gibson had hit a 380-loot homer The Cards really lowered the vades Ohio State, Tennessee likely to rive It up without a makers rate a touchdown edge so far—from ninth to first in one tralia 9 an^ 8. and base-stealing Lou Brock cause f had only two days rest,” gled and raced home on Lon- blurted. ” I knew it was going to the American League pennant, off the center field wall and boom on Lonborg in the sixth hosts Georgia Tech, Texas and struggle. on the running of Leroy Keyes season. but it was not all his fault. Ken All matches are at 36 holes for Oklahoma clash at Austin, Colo Although Notre Dame ranks and from surprisingly potent said the 24-year-old right-hander ® pitch. bit the wall, but I didn’t think it bad to go all out every day. Not Javier had blasted a three-run a first prize of $14,000. and quarterback Mike Phipps in Julian Javier and Roger Maris. “ He’s one helluva pitcher. I who was 22-9 during the season. Gibson supplied St. Louis’ was going out.” until Jim Lonborg had beaten homer into the nets atop the Harrelson tried to make a div rado entertains Missouri and only fifth after an earlier loss to this Big Ten meeting. But no one over-all did the job would have to say he was the “ However, I made some bad 380-foot homer that Brock followed with a single, the Twins on the final day of the green monster left field wall, ing, rolling catch on McCarver Palmer won even though he took S3 putts In his first 18 holes. Gibson accomplished. outstanding player in the Series. pitches. Dick wsmted to take me sailed into the center field seats stole second and third and season, and the Tigers had lost “ Lonnie didn’t have his real but could not hold the ball. It The right-handed pitcher, who After all, he beat us three out in the sixth, but I wanted to I** fifth inning. scored on Maris’ sacrifice fly. the second game of a double- good stuff,” said Williams. “ But went for a double. Then Foy Winner of $182,000 this year, the M O B BED ■— Teainimates rush out to congratulate Series win. U'mpire Augie Donatelli runs o ff with was out with a broken ankle times.” stay in there. As long as my Known as one of the better Then Javier’s three-run blast in header to California, did the we kept checking him every made an error on Shannon’s 37-year-old Latrobe, Pa., king of Bob Gibson after he pitcheii the Cards to World golf still complained he doesn't two Cardinal caps at right. (AP Photofax) from July 15 to Sept. 8, allowed In beating the Red Sox those arm feels good, I want to stay in hitting pitchers, Gibson hadn’t the sixth finished Lonborg and Red Sox know they were in. inning and he said he was okay, grounder. seem able to putt any Icmger— The NASSIFF ARMS Co. SEZ the Red Sox six hit^ in beating three times and extending his the game.” hit a homer all year. the rest of the Red Sox. As a result Lonborg had to “ I went out there to take him Alter a consultation with Wll- them 2-1 in the series opener Series streak to live consecu- walt ^U1 the second game to out in the seventh (alter Tim Hams, who thought Javier and yet the rest of his game is wait until the second gam ^cCarver’s double and Joe might be bunting, Lonborg re- better than ever. lasvlast wecK.week. Then men nehe reuuccureduced thatuiav tlveuve coiripie«.ecomplete gamegeuiie victories. v*\,.wii4=o, , ^ o 1 WW T> •.*. 1 t * I make his first appearance, a Sports Viewing Foy’s error on Mike Shannon’s mained in to lace the Cardinals The bookies made Palmer a .5- UConn in State Grid Feature to live hits when he stopped Gibson equaled the mark set by i^OUfaX SueaKS On H OW rltC tier t OOlS magnificent one-hitter during SATURDAY BUY, mi 3nU T R m to 2 favorite to win the Piccadil them 6-0 last Sunday. Red Ruffing of the New York ______J______*______grounder), but he wanted to second baseman. Javier which he had a chance at a per ly crown he first took in 1964. 1:00 (80) Bowling Somehow the Red Sox over Yankees. But it took Ruffing continue. He’s my best and I slammed the fourth pitch into fect game and a no-hltter until But Player was standing l:46i ( 8) NOAA FootbaU came the 3-1 hole Gibson’:^ sec four Series — 1937-38-39-41 — to stuck with him. He’s a helluva the nets in left and the game the late innings. was over lor all practical pur squarely in his road, at 9 to 2, — Georgia Tieob vs. Against UMass on Home Field ond victory put them in, and it compile five straight. Lonborg came back with an pitcher. I wouldn’t swap him lor poses. after his dramatic triumph over Tetineesee was up to Gibson again in t]ie And no one ever has limited a ‘Short Swing Better’-Brock other masterful job in the fifth anyone. I feel sorry lor him. I Connecticut and Yale, opening loss to Holy Cross was Tufts (0-2) has been forced to Brewer. 6i:00 ( 8) Race of the the direct result of five fumbles put third-stringer Harry Wilkin seventh game Thursday. Except team to fewer hits in three com- By EARL YOST it sends the ball a long way. down St. when a Hr6...... startedIn in Week schools Which haven’t ha • ““ ...... played brilliantly at times for Trinity offense has been impres Giants, held the Philadelphi.a connect, the ball really drifting over the bleacher area. (80) Let’s Go to tile since 1960, take im poi^nt OUTFITTERS OF COMPLETE HUNT1NQ lour hits in his two starts. the Elis, and running backs Boh sive in whipping Bates 41-21 and Athletics to the same meager Brock of the Cardinals ’was Races steps toward returning to The dream duel, however, hit production in 1905. once timed in 3.1 seconds * Levin and Nick Davidson have in a 13-13 tie with Williams. Same Lineup Buschmann Wins (SO) Roller Deihy power Saturday. shown both strong charges and However, Tufts will recognize GLOTHINC AND EQUIPMENT was no contest. The Cardinals Many Cardinals had some- going from home to first ^ Heloed St. Louis Cardinal Chant: SUNDAY battered Lonborg, working on Only once in the series did MANCHESTER, N.H, (AP)— Connecticut meets defending tendency to fumble. If the Yale its opportunity to get into the thing to cherish—besidess ° base, a distance of 90 f^ t . telecast ( 8) NFL—Giants vs. win column. How much ’ pres Colt Handguns Just two days rest, for seven , ^ Now an NBC telecaster, Sandy Manager Dick Williams use the For the fourth year in a row, Yankee Conference champion offense can eliminate mistakes victory that maintained St. Plttnburgb 8uid display a consistent passing sure Wilkinson puts on Trinity’s FOR BOLTON (Conn.) OR AUSKA runs—including a homer by V ta Koufax, baseball’s best pitcher same batting order, two days Ralph Buschmann is the win Massachusetts at Storrs, with In Stock Louis’ reputation of never losing ( 8) YUe Football attack from Lawler, the EU* defense will be the deciding fac Gibson—and 10 hits in sbe in holla In 19®® with Los Angeles, said running, the last two games, ner of the New England Ama the winner getting the inside a seven-game series. ‘No More Games to Play’ m glillghts could establish themselves as a tor. nings vriiile Gibson set down the ' there wasn’t any question that and the same personnel, except teur Athletic Union 16-kilome track to the league crown. Yale Brock had his record-breaking ( 8) NIotre Dune vs. strong threat for the Ivy crown. Southern Connecticut’s trip to Red Sox on three hits. into the rightfield seats. weather for the final for starting pitchers . . On the ter Columbus Day Road Race. begins its Ivy League campaign seven stolen bases—also n BOSTON (A P )—The St. house after the Cardinals de- ^^^e^ Sfd°lnal‘'great“?nd c w - Wesleyan has been the big sur Youngstown (1-3) must bo a The performance, his filth "A player may improve upon ^ would be an asset to both other hand the Cards used the The 28 - year - old research use on the road at Brown. Six tough OPENING DAY (SO) A F L —Houston er Ivy games will follow, and prise of the state college fboi- hard one to make. The South BIGDAY,Oct.21sf s t i^ h t wm pletaglm e'rri Ws speedpeed but ^ he ccan’t ^ ’t Increase Increase g“/r t ^ ,7 pitches! „uohora Tim JIm” ixinhore' L^n^r"g same eight players in the same Louis Cardinals didn’t play [®^|®^ ^ s L S ° " a S ® ‘* d S l d S r^nT^ G en^a"" E g e “r Stan chemist from Melrose, Mass., vs. Jets the Elis desperately need n ball teams so far, winning big in ern (2-1) team has yet to have l o r i e s play, put Gibson in the ^2J iu s , one short of the r ,- he said. The lltUe leadoff Bob Gibson. .How does a spots in the batting order all many real pressure games game of the World Series Thurs- Musial worried - especially finished almost a full minute 4:00 ( 8) Sports Special strong showing to gain confi both games so far, Coast Guard a strong game on defense, and class of Christy Mathewson and Series high. batter, 6-10, 170 pounds is one of pitcher fggj...... „...... „ the- —day of a big _ seven , games , . . Unnoticed..... dur- Jn their cakewalk to the . ^ay. - when they forced the seventh ahead of his closest rival two players ever to hit a home 4:16 ( 8) FXo FootbaU Rc- dence in themselves. has brought its losing streak to must face the running genius IN STOCK GUN LIST IS YOURS HERE? Red Ruffing and in another Javier had his nine hits in 25 game, like a series start, was ln& the series was the fine National League pennant, Lou Brock, the series hitting game...... Thursday In the 66-man field. nm into centerfield at the old port 14 with three losses this year, of Youngstown's Dick Adlpotti, SHOTGUNS sports car. at-bats, including a three-nu' the question asked Koufax. hitting of Roger Maris. He was . . +-j^gy (JjiJn’t forget the and base stealing star, said this “ No question about it any His clocking of 47 minutes, 47 In other games Saturday, un homer in the sixth inning that Polo Grounds. The other was 4:80 (80) AFL-^tansas but the Cadets have shown im who gained 304 yards and He won the car lor the second "Nothing is guaranteed, you a blue chip .performer with 10 f was the club’s first real pres- time a Series hangs on one seconds was also only nine sec defeated Wesleyan is at horn*' sealed Lonborg’s doom, and Joe Adcock, recently fired as d ty vs. San Diego mense Improvement from game scored four touchdowns against BROWNING SHOTGUNS time—the first was in the 1964 warm up and think you have hits in 26 trips and seven runs g^re who we were sure game since July 24, when game you have some doubts, onds off his own course rec against winless Cioast Guard. A G o o d Maris, a Series veteran from manager of Cleveland. Adcock ( 8) Gadabout Gaddis to game. Again mistakes should the Owls at New Haven last Series—as the outstanding play good stuff and then get out there batted in . . Jose SanUago was todav. we were going to Chicago tied the Cardinals Musial said. ord. Bridgeport entertains unbeaten the New York Yankees, had his decide the winner. year. liKht 12-26” O l. Bore er in the seven-game affair. powered his blast while wear and you haven’t got a thing, w a g in g up in the third ^ i n g ^ outfielder briefly for the National L e a g u e ------Central Connecticut in a night Selection 10 hits in 27 at-bats plus seven Central Connecticut (2-0) had Sophomore Ken McIntyre Sweet 16-28” Mod. Vent Rib “ You cam do it all. . .you can ing the uniform of the Atlanta SomeUmes it works the other • • Th® Cffive hits in Curt Flood in the jubilant club- lead. game, Trinity is host to Tufts, runs batted in. No one had Braves. . .Brock has strong a tough time beating Montclair came along fast to replace the Light 20-28” Mod. Vent Rib O f do it all,” Orlando Cepeda, St. way too. You can never tell “ ‘>^e® “ Boston kept bouncing back, and Southern (Connecticut trav more. wrists, like Hank Aaron and but we knew we must win to els to Youngstown for another State laist weekend while Bridge injured Fred Salvatl as South Louis’ exuberant lirat baseman, what’s going to happen when ™°^® f “ Giants Picked Over Steelers ern’s quarterback. Coach Hkrzy Colt and S&W Javier and Maris took over Carl Yastrzemskl to list two, ? a J____ they were able to score in 18 day,” he said. try against a team which port (1-1) was idle. Bridgeport FRANCHI yelled at Gibson affer grabbing Shay now needs faster improve for Cepeda and ’Dm McCarver, and hits the ball a long way for you p c . °*” ® y y previous frames against ace Sox Breakfast Everybody was singing, whipped the Owls 43-14 Iasi is extremely tough at home, and him around the neck and kissing nine innings without any prob- i.„nh«rv He ment from his young defenders 12 Gauge 26” Sid. Barrel Hand Guns the Cardinals’ sluggers during a man his size. His 460-foot horn- . ® , J ^ . righthander Lonborg . . He shouting, chanting “ no more year. ' will have fullback Stan MosleJ him four times on the right .... . loo- than ______A ... „ //..H/w, iems. umer times you go great . . . nitehea in Colts Three Points Better in the lineup for the first time to have a chance against a 12 Gauge 28” Std. Barrel the season who did11/1 less than er appeared to be a half swing .. . . . j .1. threw eight, 11 and 22 pitches in games to play,” and giving rea Connecticut last won the Yan A Few Of The cheek in the noisy Cardinal Incident’ this season. The winner of the Youngstown team which has 20 Gauge 28” Vent Rib slug the ball against Boston, in Wednesday’s game. “ Some- for five or six innings and then R.gt^'jhree stanzas . . “ Mau- sons lor the victory in the tradi- HOME ENGINEERS — kee (Conference title outright in clubhouse that dripped with you c ^ t get anybody out. I ^ j,^gg even contest will take over first been hampered by injuries. 20 Gauge 26” Vent Rib Cepeda collected only three hits times the short swing is better. tional champagne-filled celebra- Carole Page 177, Betty Plumley Than Rams in NFL Forecast 1959, and shared }t with UMasa Conuaemorative champagne. can’t tell you why it happ^s g g^ ^j,g„ place in the Eastern Football Most of the injured players re tion, but it was defeated Manag- 181-463, Marie Bolls 460. In 1960. A year ago UMass had this way, but it does.’ The ^^gg j^g gjgp „ g^ock Revealed Conference. turn to action this weekend. CHARLES DALEY er Dick Williams who perhaps BOSTON (AP) — K Jim Lon gives Cards edge despite Frank Us toughest struggle of the M odels rrZGERALDI FORD INC. handsome Koufax, a Madison ^g^jg^gd . . "I can’t start as fast BOSTON (AP)—“ ’That Gib summed it up best. ’nRE-TOWN — Ed Nickerson borg winds up playing with the Ryan’s air attack. league season in beating (Con Over and Under 12 Gauge Avenue dresser, would make no j pick up speed a litUe son, he just wouldn’t lose to “ You just had too much Gib 201, Stan Banewize 216, Ron Boston Patriots and Bob Gibson San Francisco 24, Philadel necticut 12-6. Both teams arc Vent Rib Ejectors, Select Triggers predlcUon. "Both pitchers are better,” he a d d ed .. This son and Brock lor us,” Williams phia 21—Unless win over Rams day.” Simmons 212, Mark Royce 201, starts throwing passes for the stronger this season and both Pro Hoopsters Start T onight good competitors. The feHow prediction of Boston in Dal Maxvill, the St. Louis told Cardinal skipper Red Bill Hubbard 223, ’Hm Crouse St. Louis Cardinals, charge it took too much Out of 49ers that are coming off a loss to an Ivy ITH1CA who wins may not be the ofest gj^^ games was off, but not by shortstop whose triple started Schoendlenst in a post-game 200, Charel Warren 201, Don off to this crazy mixed-up time offensive line should be too League opponent. LET’S FACE IT pitcher. You can’t judge a pitch- muph! the Cardinals to victory in congratulatory visit. Goehrlng 212-660, Dick Leduc of the year. much for erratic Eagles al (Connecticut was stopped by Over and Under 12 Gauge er on one game.” . .Has he miss With American League Play Adjectives get tossed around lavishly in business Thursday’s seventh game of the The lireballing Gibson pitched 658, A1 Martin 210-206-670. With baseball finally out of though Norm Snead Is now the Yale 14-6 last week» after lead Auto. Ejectors and Select Triggers A Good ed taking his regular turn on his third straight complete the way, the footbaU people can top passer in the NFL. claimfi. But the firm that takes its promises and re eu J. Crowd World Series, was talking about ms umu s.. ing the Elis for a time. Dart The professional basketball could not plky for any team ex the mound? "I sure have, but I I 'r y ^ r o w u . . , /-ihonn the hard-throwing game victory of the Series, start paying attention to a race Washington 28, Atlanta 14— Seleetion MIXED—^Dawn Johnson 146- mouth crushed UMass two season opens tonight. Right off cept San Francisco until his op WINCHESTER sponsibilities to you seriously is the one you come back feel that I made the right de- No beer is in the stands in Gtason ^heJia^d taroiring hits lor a series that already is in the fifth week Falcons don’t have bosses to on.. »/,/. Fenway, per order of owner right-hander wno won uuec 128-376. weeks eigo and the Redmen had the bat there is a confrontation tion clause expires in Sept. 1968. clsion.” The ex-southpaw ace Fenw^, per order of owner - . gg total of 12, and stole three ba«es of the season. handle Sonny Jurgensen’s pass Mod. 1400 Auto. 12 Gauge Std. O f R ifles to again and again. Our customers do and you will too. last weekend off. Both have a In the San EYancisco area be The two games are the only of championship Dodger teams Tom Yawkey and beer is not games from Boston to set a Series record of seven. Maybe watching baseball ing and can’t protect their own Mod. 1400 Auto. 16 Gauge Std. MIKE IIAROEI/ See unusual values now! y LEAGUE—Tony Marlnelll league victory. U(Conn beat Ver tween the established National ones scheduled. Three more are Rem ington Is reported drawing close to his *at tlnu^^^‘ °eHT"chaltangI^” them. ScTioendlehstSchoendlenst praised all his helps a Hand picker. Last passer. Redskins have too much Miod. 1100 Pump 12 Gauge Std. 156-136-410, Ed Bujauclus 166- mont handily and the UMass Basketball Association and Its scheduled for Saturday night, week’s score was 10-1-1 with a offense but Falcons should baseball pay as a member of Inderncata He’s tops for intestinal fortitude players Iput added: 137-408, Frank Calvo 171-398, win was over Maine. Mistake* new rival, the American Bas (Chicago at Boston and St. Louis W inchester NBC and his T^,.,Dodger1/,/.> ooio.-.,salary «,»»was concession booths underneath “ PiirhinvPitching was ttthe difference season total of 36-10-2 (24-7-1 in crack their defense. REMINGTON . . .Gibson’s homer, on a one and ability. And he has great Frank McNamara 136-301, How should decide the contest be ketball Association. at San Diego In the NBA and in the six figure bracket aggressiveness. He just won’t In this series - definitely. Good the NFL and 11-3-1 in the AFL). New York 27, Pittsburgh 24— tween evenly-matched squads. The opening games are Seat Kentucky at Indiana in the Mod. 1100 Auto. 12 Gauge Std. Martin 1966 Mustang Gonv. Gpe. ball, two strike pitch, landed in pitching will beat good hitting ie Hampton 136-378, Joe Pagano Let’s try again. AU games are Always a real donnybrook. 1966 Ford Thunderbird admit defeat.’ Yale played well in the final tle at San Francisco in the NBA ABA. On Sunday St. Louis is at Mod. 1100 Auto. 20 Gauge Std. the centerfield bleachers. ’The every time.” ’’’■ 140-361, Bill Chapman 136-378, Sunday. . Giants surprisingly lead league Savage Bullpen Jammed ...... ^______^______^ Maxvlll said Gibson was quarter against (Connecticut to San Francisco in the NBA and An exceptionally clean A -l Uaed homer, plus his great pitching. Schoendlenst called Gibson Art Johnson 136-376, Fred Mc- in total offense, thanks to Fran and Anaheim at Oakland, Just Landau. Deep blue with white top. mad when he came to Fenway • / NFL even its record at 1-1. Its Anaheim is at Denver in the Standing ovation was accord- gUnghed the most valuable play “ one of the best — he can really Curry 146-391, Ed Burbank 149- Tarkenton, Homer Jones and across.the bay. ITHICA Loaded with equipment Including oir Car. Handsome white finieti with ed Tony Conigllaro before play new car —for Gibson Pj^^k for Thwsday s^ game BaltiMore 24, Los Angeles 21 George Mlkan, the commis ABA. ’There was a mixup at break overpower you.” 377, Rocco Lupacchino 364, AI the Tucker Frederlckson-Ernle 16 eSauge W ith Polv Choke black top. Efconomloal six-cylinder started when Introduced and the .unlike Wednesday, th? —The'^Wg battle in the Coastal sioner of the 11-team ABA, is The other clubs In each league conditioning, atereo, AM/BIM i:adio, fast and he didn’t get his food “ It’s easy to -talk about 100 Omelchuk 136-355, Carl Bolin Koy combo. But that Steeler young outfielder doffed his cap gf^nds were quiet, which once Division although it lost a little expected to participate in open do not open imtil next week. 12 Gauge W ith Vent Rib power lift windows and seat, plus engine with standard toana Guaran when we did,” Maxvlll ex- per cent, but this is a guy you 351, Charlie Varrick 168-366, Joe defense is tough and the Giants’ and flashed his best smile . . meant the tickets fell of the edge when the Rams lost ing ceremonies at the Oakland 16 Gauge Std. ‘He was so mad he just give the ball for a big game ’Twaronlte 138-360, Don Carperi- is not. Ciould go down to a field many, many other deluxe aoceasoriee. teed, of oounae. Twelve Cards were in the bull- non-baseball P_,"®“ to the 49ers. John Unltas hasn’t Arena almig with Rick Barry, and you feel sure you’re going ter 166-390, Bundl Tarca 372, been stopped yet and the Colts goal. TUFTS FIND IT ’TUFF’ pen and 10 Red Sox players . . j^j^g ,pjjg cardinal players’ could throw BBs.” who last year helped Son Fran SAROSQUETA DOUBLES H unting Gibson was throwing. there I® win,” he said Joe DiBella 168-381, Russ De- have the WoeWng to match the Many fans purchased tickets for .^^^ygg gtirred up the most ex- j i.* » ii. i AFL cisco gain the NBA champion MEDFORD, Mass. (AP)— He said he didn’t consider Veau 364, Hank Martyn 364, Ra^* front four. A real bruis 12 Gauge Woodlander at least »8 each and as high as cltement. . .Brock’s thfee steals 7 New York 21, Houston 14—Joe ship playoff final against Phila Tufts footbdll Coach Rocky Car- and Outdoor ■ ’ " pitched a three-hit, 7-2 victory taking Gibson out when the Ken Seaton 367. 20 Gauge Woodlander $100 each and couldn t get t o g^^^g jjjjjj geven for the series, er. . Namath gets back on the beam delphia. zo is finding this season as to give the Cardinals their sec- right-hander faltered a bit late Detroit 24, <3ilcago 14—Uons* 12 Gauge Sterifaigworth tlicir scflts to wfttch ttiG st&rt tVic^ first to do it in 68 vG&rs and that Jet defense that Barry is not la y in g this year. rocky as his name. The second- Clothing in the game, adding that he GARDEN GROVE — Betty attack strongest <»i ground 1964 Ford Country Sedan WE WANT TO BUY of the game due to Qie heavy ^ Several world championship in four stopped Oakland should clog up He signed to plity with the Oak year mentor learned Monday knew his pitcher wasn’t as Lamoureaux 140, Barbara Cal where Bears are most vulnera FOX MOD. BST W oolrich traffic in the Red Sox dugout ^[ifg^fhaVlItolen'two V ® --’ »® I'®® sharp as in the earlier starts Oilers’ running game. land team, coached by his fa that his first two quarterbacks games in Series competition. lahan 360. ble. Icel Farr should be too Kansas City 28, San Diego 14 An excellent 6-pass, station wagon area . . Ushers and police were inning, including Babe Ruth, "but he dldn’s have to be.'" ther-in-law, Bruce Hale. He probably will be out of this Sat 12 Gunge Double Any good, clean, loto model In three games in the 1967 much for Bears who stiU are —First loss for Chargers who Duxbak powerless to handle the sltua- j., ,j.j,g jj^jjjg ^g^g The Cardinal manager also elected to sit out the season aft urday’s game against Trinity at classic, Gibson allowed, the looking for a passing game. meet the big boys of the league. for family use. Manoon finish with tion . . The crowd gathered to g^art the bottom of American L,eaeue cnammon said his players were encour er a Califoniia court ruled he Hartford, Conn. Johnson used cars. Top price paid. League champion GHve Gale Sayers a couple and Chiefs have added Ernie Ladd EULINOTON BIDOB STEVENS MOD. 311 get a close-up of Sen Ted Ken- Q g g ^ g g gcott led ^ lust K runs^^ full black, leather-like interior. Priced aged watching Boston ace Jim Midget Football that’s It. nedy, Richard Cardinal Cush- ,, trlnle off the center- ‘ ® ” , Lonborg, who w£is trying to to help out Buck Buchanan and Following are the pairings 12-16-20-410 Gauge Drive in today! Green Bay 24, lOnnesota 10— to sell with No (3aah Down. ing and Connie Stevens . . Tom n r " 2 t o^G to- out 26-flve short of come back with only two days' how do you get past that pair? for Sunday’s Shot Gun Member- to Double Barrels and ^ngle Barrels the Series record of 31. Gibson Teams in Action Vikings showed a Uttle pun^ Boston 21, Miami 16—Patriots W atn p roirf Conran and Jeff Koelsch were scored when the re- rest, warming up. Guest Golf Tournament at the set the mark in 1964. last week against Cards but that among the lucky baseball fans went Into the Card dugout "They could see he wasn't as Action in the Midget Football could have beaten San Diego Ellington Ridge Country Club. MOSBERG BOLT ACTION Leather Footwear Gibson, who rebounded from Packer defense, is Vince Ix>m- from Manchester on hand for - usually the lights go bn quick as the first two tlibes, and League gets underway at 6:80 last week with, a little luck. Number before names will tie a broken leg suffered last Tuly, hardTs'*'best offense. Green ti.oM M sn. 12.16-^410 ^Sange the finale . . Temperature was g^^j^ g j^ ^ j Mike Holovak’s hoyr-beginning tee teams will start from at 0 Brand Spanking New Factory Fresh Fords For Immediate Delivery 1 of an inning. returned to the mound Sept. 6. his control was off,” Scho«n- tonight at Mt. Nebo. Knocking 63 degrees when play started ♦ . * Bay’s pass rush is something to move the ball. Dolphins show He had a 3-1 record in live dienst said. ” I figured we could heads in the first geune will be o'clock. Guest names are not and overcast. . Gibson was sur- . Joe Ki^p never saw in Canada. little so far. starts alter returning to action get to him if Gibson could hold the Patriots and Giants. The included. ^ S P M n S M A N rounded by a small army of re- A ll B u s in e s s ..... j.v, .o Dallas 21, New Orieans 7— Oakland 28, Buffalo 10—Raid MAINE — NEW HAMPSHIItE HUNTINS LK E N S K them off.” nightcap is between ttie Eagles Even vrithout Don Meredith, ers bounce back from Shea No. 1—Hamtcan. CfaBine, JtePart- ’!iSTOCK>CAR Dorters which caused Curt Flood Gibson wastes no time be- and ended the season with a 13- The underdog Red Sox sur laad; No. a~ff. Ferniaoo, Hllinaid, and Jets. (Jowboys have too much for Stadium disaster and take it out Lanson WoUe; No. fP-Gondou, Skin to remart "H e^ room^^^^ why tween pitches. He’s all business 7 record-the <41rst time since prised a lot of people by their This is the mid-season point Saints who have given up 17 on punchless Bills who Just ner; No. 4—Vandervoort, Cony^: don’t you hire a hotel.” The two when working. . .Official scor- 1984 that he has failed to win 20 game effort, but not the Cardi No. 6—'BoeslUo, Faateniack, Toul- FITZGERALD FORD, and the standings are as fol touchdowns in four games. Jer squeaked past Denver. tellotte, Hkobell; No. 6—Johnson. nr» mnmmntea on the road. ers were second guessed many games. SERIES FINAL nals. lows; Patriots 8-0, Giants and ry Rbome and Craig Morton Serapfaia; No. 7—Muziow, Rubin; Minutes later, Gibson hollered times, especially in Boston. . . T h e 31-year-old pitcher’s per- "I said at the start it would go No. S—(ioldflsib, Weinstein; No. 9 Eagles 1-1-1, Jets 0-3. will be anxious to show Tom “Tolland County’s Oldest Ford Dealer” out to Flood, in the batting cage. The three scorera each received formance earned for him toe six or seven games,” .Schoen- DiCorola, Groobert, WHson, Shel The Pony Red Raiders are Landry they can do the Job. George Ardier was crowding don: No. lO-Wober, Becker; No. The NASSIFF ARMS CO. Windsor Avenue, Rockville— Open Evenings “ When do I hit?” The reply »1,0(» for handling the a ^ ^ - awaiM *^® dienst said. ’’They had a game the $100,000 figure iriien^the 1967 11—Oteksinskl, BIch, Fiodolny, Lat was, “ When you get done hold- ment, one was from Boston, Player in the aeries and a new ^ ^ — ------^ ^ 3-0-0 for the season. They trek St. Louis SO, Cleveland 21—A imer; No. lA—Knapa Wilson- No. Tel. 643-2485 875-3369 club and made a good run for It, to Meriden Sunday to meet the 'niunderbird dantic began In 18—IDavls, Naktenis, Johnson. Merk- court ” Attention shifted one from St. Louis and Washing- car from a national magazine. ’ touriile that could mean the title er; No. 14—Ronsait, JiiaBher; No. 16 OF MANCHESTER but we were a little too strong.” Legion. In the Century Division. .Jim (JlUton, N. J. During the first —Sirota. Kiuehn; 1(0. 18—(KOlCeek- from the ■ ball narkpark to Lands-Lands ton. «® won the same award in 1964. THOMPSON SPEEDWAY 991 MAIN STROT 649-1647 Hart seems to have arrived Just eight months he had earned $81,- tn. CUsiry, Shapiro, Heailn; No. 17 SERVICE ■ ■ THAT I M SAVES —Oarlson, Yoaba; No. 18—Charen- OFF RIE 193 - THO.’VlPSON, CONN. FREfc PARKING In time. Jim Bakken’s McklDg 696. doff. Kelner. XenscheU, Z1ix>iU. t I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1967 PAGE TWENTY-PIVl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1967 lutlnMS SrtvIc m BusIiwss Opportunity 28 Hdp Wontod ■ Hdp Wontnd— Main 38 Hnip Wantnd Medo 38 Hdp Wonfnd Mcdn 38 i:. 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Also Homeltte chain SUN OIL COMPANY Ctordon at Country Drug, 277 B L ^ S V 9 fTuit drink 8 Expiate 6 PJO. DAT BEFORE FDBUOA'nON saws and International Cub „ „ „ ;West Middle Tpke. INSPECTOR HELD MEAT CUTTERS CLOTHINO; 12 Texan fort 9 Wariiing Cadet Tractors. Rental equip- Hartford For Aircraft Parts 13 Social inaect exclamation Deadline for Saturday and Monday la S p.m. Friday. 14 Concealed lOEat ment and Shaipenlng service 568-3400 Experienced in 15 Matrona 11 Paradise on all makes. L A M Equip H dp WontAd— Mato 38 LATHE OPERA'TOR The nation’s oldest and New Self-Service Operation 16 Geologic period 17 West Indian ment Oorp., Route 88, Vernon. England’s fastest growing 18 Mountain------island PLEASE READ YOUR AD Evenings and weekends w a n t e d " ^ Bookkeeper, small BRIDGEPORT newspaper has an opportim- water 19 Artlessly OlMaUed or FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1987; AYVMt* DtOj Nat Pran Roi T h e W e a lh cp m anrljeslw Swjntng For Tka Week Ended (Hearing, cool tonlglit. Low Oetober 7. 1M7 near 40. Tomorrow fair, eeason- ★ CANVAS and ALUMINUM PRODUCTS ★ able temperatUMfl. High 60 to Studenta of Aaaumption Jun MUs Mary Louise Blake, The Ladies of St. James are Hospital Notes Mrs. Clark Buffington, Bast ior High SchotS wUl aponaor a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.' sponsoring a Fall Fashion Show Hartford. Combination Windows and Doors 1 5 ,3 7 5 86. About Town ear waah tomorrow from 1:80 George Blake of 40 Elsie Dr. and Dessert Card Party Fri- DISCHARGED YE8TER* Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. Manchester— A City of Village Charm The lt«v. C. Roiuld Wll«on, to 4:80 p.m. In the parking lot DAY: Louis Sllhavy, 166 Brandy Door Canopies, Boll-up Awnings, Osnvas Awnings Bopairod, has been elected secretary of day, Oct. 20, at 8 p.m. at St. In all areas excepting mater tnliiiat«r of Sooond at the Bchool. the Internatlonar Relations Club James’ School Hall. Fashions HUl Rd., Vernon: John Zemek, BtcovTrlT Re-Hang Servlro nity where they are 2:80 to 4 West Willlngton; James ’Tur- (OkMilfled Adverttelng on Page 9) PRICE SEVEN CENTS OoBfraipitioM] Oiurch, will of Albertus Magnus College, will be by Mam’selle. Dress nalred or Made New To Your P a ^ rn , W ork Omtora VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 12 ('TWELVE PAGES—'TV SECTION) . MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1967 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. and pri klngton, 260 Spring St.; Mrs. conduct 0 ccndcc Sunday at New Haven. 7-^hop, Vernon. Tickets for the S Grommet. - Eyelet. - The Grace Group of Center vate rooms where they are Wanda Miller, 388 Spring St.; Jalousie Unite. W aterpm ^ng Compound For T e n ^ Bsw t o ^ ^ t:18 ajn. on radio ctatlon — — event may be obtained from Congregational Church will 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Visitors are Carl Houghton, Pine Ridge Dr., and Canvas. We Do Rescreenlng of Alamlnnm Screens. WINK. The program le aponsor- meet Monday at 8 p.m. in the Donald W. Avery, assistant Mrs. Burton Hilton, 10 Acad- •d by the Mdncheater Cjuncil requested not to smoke In pa Andover: Mrs. Shirley Whyte, Heavy Duty Zippers. Robbina Room of the church. director of admissions at West- emy St., or Mrs. John Tierney, tients’ rooms. No more than two o f Ohurchea. East Hartford; Laurie Lucas, After a bualneaa meeting, ern ' Nbw England College, il Academy» St. Those attend- visitors at one time per pa WUllmantlc; Gary Aronson, 4 membera will urrap gifts for a Sprlngfleld, Mass., will visit ing thO event are reminded to MANCHESTER AWNING CO. Harold Hlnron of BO Grant tient. Level Rd.; Walter Kohls, 204 Teen Tree and a Wishing Well Manchester High School and bring their own playing cards. American Bombs Hit Rd. haa been appointed apeclal Maple St.; Mrs. Isabella Zoppa, EST."^^9^- cP which will be some of the fea East Catholic High School ------Patients Today: 282 alde*deKuunp of the VFW, It waa 253 Hilliard St.; Mrs. Patricia tures at the Holiday Fair Fri Wednesday. New Horizons Fellowship, ded- announced today by Joaeph A. ADMI’TTED YESTERDAY': ’Turklngton, 250 Spring St.; Earl day, Nov. 10, at the church. Re ----- icated to adventuresome and S e e m of Gardner, Maaa., com- Mrs. Margherita Atwood, Mea Boynton, 44E Case Dr. freshments will be served by The Emma Nettleton Group useful living by the physically Also, Julie Cady, Lebanon; mander-ln-chlef of the VKW of dow Wood Rd., Tolland; Mrs. Mrs. Edna Lynn and her com of Center Congregational handicapped, will have a gen- Maureen O’Nell, 36 S. Alton St.; Yes. KoHiy — Wo Hovo Tho Bost f rodueo the United Statea. “ Only mem- Shirley Bigelow, Rt. 4, Coven Church will have a business meeting at New Britain Wilfred Arsenault, Stafford bera who are dedicated to the mittee. try; Robert Bray, Talcott Hill In Town! Con Thien Marines meeUng Tuesday at 8 p.m. In Memorial Hospital tomorrow at Rd., Coventry; Mrs. Joaiuie Springs; Peter Saukaltis, 91 (oala of the VFW are conaldered IN SEASON: MACS, COBTLANDS, RED DEUOIODS, the Robbins Room of the 2 P »'' Refreshmente will Costello, 117 West St.; Joseph Birch St.; Mrs. Florence Lock- for thla appointment," Seem The Amerloan Leglioti Aux M C W ^ i ALSO iniQSH CIDER, GOURDS, INDIAN SAIGON (A P )—The iliary will have Its annual De- church. Dr. A. Elmer Dlskan served following a general meet- DellaFera, 24 Pine St., Heldle- wood, Broad Brook; Donna CORN AND PUMPKINS. ______aald. Marie and Wendle-Carol Du Sheldon, 188 Lakewood Circle; raUIT GALORE: Red. White, Blue Grapes, Pom egraaa^ battered U-S. Marine out payment parley botnorrow at 9 will speak about his experiences post at Con *rhien was hit aboard the SS Hope, at 8 :S0. bois, East Hartford; Mrs. Wan William Stavens, 26 Cornell St.; PIumB, Nectarines. Honeydews# Cantaloup©#, Pineapple#, asn. at the Hedgen Reataurant, State News by a mistaken bombing New 'Britain. (Mias Barbara ___ The Manchester Homemaker da EntwlsUe, 13 Crestwood Dr.; Mrs. Helen Hagenow, 66 Maple Pears, Limes and Grapefruit. Mrs. Josephine Gubbels, 21F St.; Mrs. Joyce Clcerchia, 296 f r e s h PRODUCE: Asparagus, Beet Greens, from an American plane WalUett o f the Mandheelter Aux the AmertCh Le- 'f " « « ' ?* “ ' Tomatoes, Green, Yellow S q i ^ , C h ^ I t o ^ ^ C a ^ - iliary is parley chairman. She Carver Lane; Mrs. Virginia Bldwell St.; Roy Keith, 22 Hol late FYiday, killing two NOTICE nei, Auxlltery h.v. been Invlt- Hodson, 473 Gardner St.; Mrs. lister St.; Mrs. Donna Hendlt- nower. Leeks, Green Beens, Shaioto, Peaa, Egg P t o t , I ^ No Incident win be aenhlted by Mra Leon ed to a Joint Installation tomor health aide service In the Unit Hot Penoers Pickling Onions, White Sweet Potatoes, Marines and wounding 21, to, 36 Clinton St.; Henry Chre Bnadley, reeervationiB chairman, row at 7:30 p.m. of the John ed States and Puerto Rico, Edna Keating, 197 Hamlin St.; Corn-Jn-^b BroLll Sproute. ArOchokro, and Cranbei- the U.S. command In Sai James Lawrence, Stafford tien, 45 Russell Dr., Vernon; and Mrs. Henry Pefisiiil, De Pachulck Poet and Auxiliary at Arises from KeeUer’a atrlke le over Mrs. Emma Berch, 218 Broad gon disclosed. partment chairman, both of the the Polish National Home, Directory of Homemaker-Home- Springs. p T n k o r w h i t e g r a p e f r u i t . • •- S for ^ The report of the mistaken St. and we have a fraah aup- Manchester unit. Miearibers of Church St., 'Thompsonvllle. Health Aide Services In New Also, Mrs. Wllda Lemek, RFD CELERY ...... ^ DCliSs 2 9 ^ bombing came after a fierce the Miancheeter AAixlllary plan ____ York City. The homemaker- 2, Rockville; Barbara McDonald, Also, Harvey Ring, 1 Lewis Negro March three-hour fight early Saturday ply of 85 Keebler Cookie Circle, Rockville; Mrs. Marlene CAULIFLOWER,' Extra Large Hea^!^^. - 4 » J ^ ning to attend the parley are 'IThe annual Glastonbury home health aide service Is the Stafford Springs; Clara Murray, between Marines and attacking HARTFORD (AP) ~ Parad and Cracker Itema Includ Mrs. Mtuiel Auden, president; Grange Fair will open with a placement of trained, mature, East Hartford; Mrs. Carol 011- Carflro and daughter, 37 Hollis MACS, GRADE “A” ! . • • • • • • 16 qt. bskt S lgg S North Vietnamese troops a mile ing Negroes from this efty’s Mrs. Ruth Hlckox, Mrs. Joseph parade tomorrow at 9:30 o.m. professionally supervised wom- wa, Sadds Mill Rd., Ellington; ter St.; Mrs. Letitia Askintowicz ELECTASOL, Giant Pkg! R ^ . 6 9 c ...... 3 9© below Con Thien, which is just ing plenty of Dutch Apple and daughter, 68 Seaman Cir North End section carried a Wallett, Mrs. Wilber Little and at 13116 Soulth Glastonbury Fair *0 the home to assist Indlvld- Mrs. Mary Pllurl, Overbrook south of the demilitarized zone. cle; Mrs. Diane Donofrlo and COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY P A P ^ l message for open housing Into and the flavorite Pecan Mrs. Beaalle Fairris. Grounids. Gates open at 10. uals and families during a pari- Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Gloria Post, e Also Complete Line of SE3ALTEST Dairy Products • A spokesman said a Marine RFD 2, Bolton; David Schon, daughter, 101 South St., Vernon. affluent West Hartford on Fri Corps aircraft "making a bomb MARS, a message service for od of stress, day night. Sandiea. Miss Kathleen Kelly, daughter families of overseas servicemen, —— Broad Brook; Stanley Stearns, run Friday evening In spport of The Pueblo Indians of New The significance of their of Atty. and Mrs. Eugene T. will too a feature o f the event. The executive committee of ’Thompsonvllle; Krystyna "T H E K IN O ground forces at Con Thien had Mexico are the descendants of march was twofold: it Kelly of 121 Mountain Rd. and Those wishing to conitact their Cub Scout Pack 1B2 will meet zen, 16 Union St. two 600-pound bombs Impact on the oldest known North Ameri-^ coincided with Yom Klppur, the PINEHURST a senior at Mount Saint Mary aonis or diaugiiters overseas are tonight at 7 at Bowers School. BIR’THS YESTERDAY: A the perimeter of the ground can civilization. The 19 ancient' PRODUCE!" holiest of Jewish holidays, and reminded to bring their exact ------.son to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Law unit.” College, Hooksett, N.H., will Pueblo tribes are scattered it carried the marchens GROCERY addresses to the MARS booth Polish Women’s Alliance, rence, Windsorvllle; a daugh ’The epokesman said an Inves spend the fall semester practice along the New Mexico banks of 176 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER s 64S-OS84 into a suburb which contains a 802 MAIN ST. teaching at Pembroke Academy, in the industrial tent at the Group 618, will meet Sunday, ter to Mr. and Mrs. Olavl Kaar, tigation Is under way. the Rio Grande. large part of the capital area’s Marine Infantrymen, artillery Pembroke, N.H. fair. i ■ at 2 p.m. at 77 North St. Wllllmantic; a son to Mr. and Jewish population. and planes beat off an attempt One resident greeted the group by 600 Hanoi regulars to storm of 60 demonstrators with an the perimeter of a Leatherneck eight-foot banner proclaiming battalion below Con Thien. The (AP Photofax) "Peace” and ’’Shalom” (Hew- war Just below the DMZ had brew for ’’peace” and a greet Tb the tune of shrill electronic sounds, a group of exorcising a caihoard model of the Pentagon at the mounted furiously. Village Theater in New York’s Greenwich Village. ing). The U.S. Command said 21 East Village hippies rehearse a magical, ceremony ’The march was largely peace Americans were killed and 12 of ful, with the exception of two the enemy were found"'dead on minor Incidents. ’The march was the field. There was no estimate Pentagon Purified announced earlier In the week and, according to organizers, of how many casualties the ene Couple Survives had the approval of the local my troops may have carried Charge police department. away as they withdrew toward Hippies Exorcise ” We didn’t come to desecrate the mountains southwestward. or defile,” said John Barber of Con Thien stands on three Accounts Week in Caoyon West Haven, a leader of the muddy hills two miles south of Negro group called the Black the DMZ. It has been battered Ciaucus. “ We come seeking to repeatedly by enemy artillery, By LARRY DDM rather than try for the rugged mortars and rockets since the HALE plateau above. ^Symbol o f E vil’ be better human beings as the Aaaoolated PreM Writer Cordially Jewish people pray to be better Marines set up camp there last ___ _ ’The first two days, Lloyd told spring. NEW YORK (AP) —If the actual and mythical symbol of men.” SALT LAKE CITY (AP) —An relatives, the water wasn’t too After nearly three weeks of ...L L .iii!ii !!«*»3 . , elderly Mormon couple survived bad. But the farther they trav- Pentagon rises 800 feet Into the evU In our time.” Harry Bates, another member Invited! air and then disintegrates on One hippie said the people In of the Hartford civil rights only minor attacks, the Commu six days and nights without food eled, the more brackish It be nists around the DMZ battered Main St., Monchostor came. ’’But we drank as much Oct. 21, a group of East Village the Pentagon won’t be hurt, just group, made an appeal for the outpost of Con Thien Friday In south Utah’s vast and deso as we could hold,” he said, hippies will be elated but unsur- purified. open housing. late Last (3hance 'Canyon coun ‘"rhat kept us alive.” prised. As an audience of about 200 “Some of you people own the with almost 400 artillery, rock try. Nightly, Uoyd said, they built After all, they spent more antiwar hippie demonstrators at slums,” he said, referring to et, mortar and recoiUess rifle Mr. and Mrs. Ira Lloyd lived a fire, rationing the few match- than an hour Friday In a trial the Village Theater waved light- the predominantly Negro North shells. on allmy, brackish creek water es he had. By ’Tuesday, when run of a magical ceremony ex- ed amber musk joss sticks and End. 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