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home?” This time,' the answer, 1 / A "I^ter.” , , ■ About. Town M inibikes Av«n«e Daily Net Prees Rvm It was Oscar Wilde who-said, The Weather Cavaiy Church 'wUl hold a "Children begin by loving their AN EXOmiM PARTY IDEAI For Xke Week Itaded midweek service of Bible study Curbed By parents; as they grow older Jnae 87,18IB in the Book of Hebrew tonight they judge them; sometimes CintanMr fIck-Up ■bUbI*, • mI Fair, cool tonight; low 66 to at 7:80. ■ they forgive them.” 60. Patchy fog at dawn. Tomor­ - Ordinance Homit DkIhNHwd lofFtfs Ikrdh row suimy with Ugh 76 to 80. 15,610 iimtrijpfitpr lEuptttng Saturday continued fair. Under provisions of an ordi­ The BTrst Church of Christ, B rid ge' Closed nance adopted last night by Hanehetter— A City of Village Charm Scientist, win have its regular I SEMBBURY, Conn.' (AP)—The the’ Manchester Board of Dii'ec- midweek testimony meeting to­ Tariffville Bridge over,, the tors, persons wiUfUlIy trespass­ night at 8 at the church. Farmington River will be closed VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 261 ing with motor vehicles on town RARDEN RROVE CATERERS Im . (TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1970 (Otaaalfled Ade^daiag «■ Page H ) PRICE TEN CENTS about three weeks for repairs ■ 48 6818 o r M *4 8 M m t lands not specifically designat­ starting Thursday or Friday, the Trinity Covenant Church will ed for such vehicles will be state’s Department of Trans­ hold a 'Bible study tonight at subject to arrest and fine. portation announced today. 7:80. The term "motor vehicles” > includes motorcycles as defin­ Mail Reform^ Bridgeport The North Al-Anon Family j ed by state statute. Town Man­ Oroup win meet tonight at 8 , in ager Robert Weiss said he was ^ Probe Sought the Parish House of the Second told by Police Chief James Goes B efore Gets Message Congregational Church. The Reardon that motorized "mini- Pathfinders A1 - Anon Family bikes" are included in the ban- BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Group win meet Thursday at ned-vehide classification. House Today (AP) — This city is still won­ 8:30 p.m. at 102 Norman S t The ordinance, designed to dering who the pilots are in Both groups meet weekly and put teeth in existing local rules, WASHINGTON (AP) — ’The "Alice’s Air Force” — the Slaying name appearing on himdreds are open to friends and relatives provides for fines lof not less House’s vote today cm the postal of a person with a severe drink­ & than $10 nor more than $60 for of leaflets dropped on Bridge­ ing problem. Anonymity is re­ each conviction. / \ reform bill la expected to clear port’s North End Wednesday spected. The ordinance applies to all the way for the most sweeping to remind citizens that today town-owned land, including 1 overhaul of the U.S. mails since is the 28th anniversary of the “imiform-ly’’ Hiroshima atom bomb blast. Members of the Army-Navy parks, schools and recreation Congress took control in 1789. areas. "What if this was a Of Ohio Black Club will meet tomorrow at 7 Most observers expected the It was drafted in the wake bomb?” the leaflet asked, ° By PERRY SMITH p.m. at the Holmes Funeral bill to sail through the House of a rash of destructive inci­ chic urging readers to work for Associated Press Writer Home, 400 Main St., to pay re­ and go to President Nixon. peace and saying there is no spects to the late Erllng A. dents, when damage was done the turf in parks and on school Rep. HJl. Grtiss, R-Iowa, vho reasonable justification for LIMA, Ohio (AP — 'Two hundred more NaHonal Jensen, a member. objects to elimination of Con­ Guardsmen arrived in this industrial city today ais the Planning to Host Foster Parents land. up war. White Swan whips bright, gress’ prrejpogatlve to veto mall “ What if there were no county prosecutor called for a grand jury probe of the Scandia Lodge, Vasa Order of Organizers of an all-day con­ (right to left) Mrs. Thurston necticut Chapter; and Miss Jo white creations for ^ung rate increases, said backers more bombs? What if there fatal shooting of a Negro woman thiat touched off a America, will have a picnic- Greene, CCWA president; Mrs. Ann Olsen, president of Gamma want to "get that bill through as were no more wars? What a night of racial violence. ference for Foster Parents professionals. So, include quickly as possible.’’ He pre­ meeting Friday night at the Peter Heyl of the Central Con- Sigma Sigma. I She Insisted beautiful dream,” the letter Mayor Christian Morris said nlg^t, all but three for violating sponsored by the Connecticut fashion in your busy sched­ dicted little debate before the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest size sheets of yellow paper guardsmen would remain "as a curfew Morris imposed at 10 Child Welfare Association, Inc., roll la called. Benscm, liSS Green Manor Rd. By SOL R. COHEN ule and choose your kind of said. long as necessary” to prevent p.m. A potluck will be served at 6 :30 discuss final plans for the Aug. Postmaster (3en. Wlnton M. Almost all of us, at one time style from the look that takes a- -v further disorders. Police booked Robert L. and the meeting will open at 8. 22 event with Gov. John N. Board Sets Aug. 18 Date Blount has criticized the meas­ or another, have wished a thing .Alleii County Prosecutor Law­ Downton, 17, an a charge of re­ Members besides bringing food Dempsey. Mrs. Jeannette Dille uniform directions in dacron ure on grounds it does not go far to happen, and have willed It— rence, Huffman called for the sisting arrest and said it waa be for the potluck, are reminded to of 119 N. Elm St. Manchester, enough for efficient manage­ only to be disappointed. and cotton. grand jury Investigation to be: who waa being takra into cuato bring their own chairs. executive director of the CCWA, For Bond Issue Hearings ment. He said he was ready to Our daughter proved last week Defense Quit gin. ’There were varying reports dy when the incident started. is organizing the program which propose more changes by future Publi6 hearings have been nations will be made at the that it could be done. She willed as to how the trouble began. One man waa jailed on a sua- ■will be held at McConoughy it and she insisted upon it — Congresses. Mountain Laurel Chapter of scheduled for Aug. 18 at 8 p.m., public hearings. Five officers and three clvU- piclon of sniping charge and an­ Hall, Wesleyan University, Mid­ that her baby would be bom in Bloimt complained the proce­ Sweet Adelines will resume re­ dletown. The conference, includ­ at Waddell School on eight pro­ The eight proposed bond issues Mistrial Bid lans were injured, none serious­ other on a charge o( posaeasloo July. And It was — only five dure for boosting mall rates to hearsals tomorrow at 8 p.m. at ing two general sessions and 17 posed bond issues — totaling are for: ly, in the outbreak that followed of a wetqxm. the Russlan-Amerlcsui National 1. A school program for addi­ hours before midnight of the cover operating costs is too Wednesday's faital shooting by study groups, is deslgpied to S9,657,000. last day in the month. Thr-ee law enfoircement offi­ Center, 218 Wethersfield Ave., Following the public hearings, tions and renovations to Robert- cumbersome. He sadd he doesn’t On Manson police of Christine Ricks, 46. Po­ find answers to problems that She did more. She willed it— cers suffered gunshot wounds, Hartford. All women interested tne Board of Directors will con- .■son, Keeney and Nathan Hale have freedom to shop around lice said the woman grabbed a foster parents face with the that the new baby should be a one was Injured vdien a patrol in joining this four-part har­ si ler each proposal separately, Schools — $1,996,000. for the cheapest air transporta­ By UNDA DEUT8CH policeman’s gun and fired at of­ children in their care, according boy. And it was a boy, even car collided with an ambulaiuse mony chorus may attend any and will determine whether to 2. Acquisition of the 83-plus- tion contracts and that Congress Associated Press Writer ficers making an arrest. to Mrs. Dllle. The main speaker though, on the doctor’s insis­ and one received a facial injury rehearsal. will be Miss Beatrice L. Garrett authorize their placement as acre Walek tract, adjacent to will continue to subsidize the LOS ANGBLBIS (AP) — De­ However, a black minister in a scuffle. The three injured tence that it would be a girl, malls through 1984. from the Children’s Bureau of referenda items on the Nov. 3 Keeney St. School, the proposed fense attorneys, satisfied they said several witnesses told him civilians oil suffered gunshot site for a new junior high school she already had named it Amy. The bill ends C on fess’ 181- U.8. Navy PO 8.C. Roger T. the U.9. Department of Health, voting machines. have laid the groundwork for a the police were questioning a wounds. In disorders following — $186,000. ’The name Amy has become year control over mUl rates, possible future appeal in the Fantom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eklucatlon, and Welfare. ’The In scheduling the items last Adam. boy in the back seat of a cruiser the incident Wednesday tour night for Aug. 18 public hear­ 3. A highway improvement employes’ pay and appointment Sharon Tate muitler ca!^, say Clement F. Fantom of 89 Eire newly established Mideastem She wanted the baby to be about a stolen bicycle and were persons were wounded by gun­ ings, the directors did so urtanl- program — $3,605,000. of the local postmaster. they are abandoning their quest SL, has arrived in the Mediter­ Chapter of the OOWA which in­ bom in July because her birth­ choking him. They said Mrs. fire including two policemen. assist mously, without discussion and 4. A sidewalk construction and ^WHITE SWAN' R turns the $7-billluu, %7,000- for a mistrial based on com­ ranean with Attack Squadrtm 66 cludes Manchester, will day is in July, her other son’s Ricks went to the boy’s aid. without indicating their positions improvement program — $970,- UNIFORMS post office mall system over to ments by President Nixon. Roving crowds threw rocks aboard the attack aircraft car­ the hostess group, the CCWA birthday is in July, my birthday At Morris’ request Gov. 000. an Independent, corporate-like and fire bombs, broke windows rier U86 Independence. He will along with Nutmeg Chapter of on the proposals. is in July, the birthdays of her Three times the attorneys James A. Rhodes ordered 380 The proposals were not ex­ 6. A storm-sewer improve­ agency run by 11 governors ap­ and sparked other vandalism. support his squadron in opera­ Sigma Sigma, national service brother-in-law and sister-in-law asked that the trial be called off guardsmen to duty here before plained last night. ’The board ment program — $590,OCX). Police raided a Black Panther tions ^nyolvlng the jet attack sorority. Also pictured with the are in July. She considers July pointed by the President and following President Nixon’s Celia Blew Through Celia Spurs dawn. Another 200 guardsmen Governor and Mrs. Dllle are members agreed that all expla- 6. A water improvement pro­ confirmed by the Senate. comlnent in Denver, Colo.—lat­ party headquarters but found it "Intruder” aircraft. gram — $2,000,000. her lucky month. were called up later in the The postal service 'will negoti­ er retracted—that he believed (jabin cruiser lies upside down' in park area along the waterfront at Corpus empty. 7. Development of Robertaon She wanted a boy because she morning. ate pay and working conditions one of the four defendants, Christi, Tex., after Hurricane Celia roared through the city. At right, men The incident occurred while 'Park — $186,000. thinks boys are easier to bring Profiteering Police reported numerous in­ with postal unions. It also is au­ Charles M. Mans* **• duty in Da Nang, Vietnam in nedy Jr. and R. Sargent Shriver irmocence. nnry hearing with nmmbers of r a p t o r s hammers echo over ^ e warnings, covery of essential services t^at the North Vietnamese had batUaloos and Live" (Deseret, $3.50) gives a complete phys­ April 1969. m , charged with being delln- The 63-year-old judge declined their families and their attor- L S i r is boomln, and husl knocked out by Celia, but small ^ g ^ r t i e d a n y ^ T ^ blocked by Viet Cong ical fitness program whereby a man or woman can, A 1966 graduate of Manchester quent by reason of poesession of further comment citing court ®®‘’’’ “ “ Gulfport Mayor PhU- towns nearby stlU suffered with ” , forcea to the tortbweat Former Ambassador R. Sar- ness is good In many Gulf Coast jp g^aw "It’s human nature to scant reUef to sight. Lrtheast right at home and using commonplace items like Bob Rice.. . his new book High School, Palmer is current­ marijuana were continued for procedures of secrecy on juve- ly attending the University of one year today. court cases. gent Shriver Jr. said after the t L k the safest place Is their Property lo s s T to the Corpus “ "s Command ' to Saigon an ironing board and a broomstick, maintain mus­ hearing streets and shattered homes as home." Cormectlcut branth in Groton. Judge Henry L. Murphy in a The cases were among 12 Christi metrxipolitan araa wera ^ announced that 78 Americans "The boys weire here to court grim reminders of that fearful The American war planes are cle tone and get rid of such unwanted features as i He has been accepted as a full- DRESSES juvenile session of 1st District juveniles who appeared before for the firat time to their lives nighi. (See Page Eight) (See Page Eight) doing what they can to keep the (See Page Eight) Ume student next year in the Court said he continued the the judge, including 7 involving double chins and a paunch. It can be done. and' now they’re going home College of Arts and Sciences on cases tor one year, and after the narcotics, according to the clerk with their parents,” he said, re­ However, experience shows that in today's sit-down and stand-still the Storrs campus. o n e -y e a r period, charges of courts office, fusing to answer questions He married the former Miss against the two cousins would Judge Murphy said all cases society, many people who know they should exercise, d o n 't. It's like dieting: about possible further court ac­ Wendy A. McRlckard on Nov. 1, PANT SUITS be diamlased "imless they have were disposed of, and the other tion. unless talk turns to action — no progress. This is why Bob Rice, who wrote 1969, in Washington, D.C. Mrs. difficulty of some kind.” narcotics cases also wet« given Before the hearing the two the book, also developed a totally new approach to keeping fit. Palmer is the daughter of Mr. 'Hie judge's declsloa to cmitin- continuances. 16-year-olds and their family Palestinian Guerrillas To Ignore Cease-Fire and Mrs. Edmund McRickarxl groups conferred privately for At our 84 health clubs in this country and abroad, millions of men and of Briarcliff Manor, N.Y., and nearly an hour, with their attoiv By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS a graduate of Syracuse Univer­ women have discovered that, while plain old exercising may be a bore, neys and then were summoned The U.S. ambassador to tiio sity. After September, the cou­ conditioning is a pleasure in itself the European Health Spa way. into the courtroom. The bearing United Nations said Wednesday ple will live at 141 Croes Dr., lasted 20 minutes. night that be hopes the iwar An inviting club atmosphere... a beautifully carpeted and lighted Vernon. The groups returned to the Middle East cease-flra proposed conditioning room ..; the best equipment to help you tone up, lose conferences wl(h lawyers be- by tbe United States will taka (or gain) weight... a friendly, professional staff w^o keep you on the htod the doors erf a room nor­ effect “very soon.” But tite Pal­ Public Records mally used by the Barnstable estinian guerrillas vowed to right track... three beautiful pools — these spell the difference Building Permit County Commissioners. keep the fighting golng> even If between talk-talk-talkiog about a weight and/or fitnesS problem Wesley B. Bunce, new single­ n i l Sen. Edward M. Kermedy re­ It means attacMiig UJN. tnioa and doing something about it. family dwelling at 143 Wood- L i' fused to comment as the fami­ observers. side St., $26,000. Ambassador Chazlas W. T'oat Who needs a three-quarter-million-dollar health club? lies left the courthouse stamrtly Marriage Licenses % thereafter. met for throe hours with tiM Maybe you do. Check It out TODAY! Edwin Charles Worthington Bobby Shriver, asked whether chief U.N. delegates of Qie otiitr of Glastonbury and Nancy Mae the case had been conttoued, Big Four powers—Brttatn, ’Trueman of 114 Campfleld Rd., turned bis head toward the sky France and tbe Soviet Uhloa. Aug. 22, South United Metho­ and said nothing. They passed tbe word to Secre- ^c^bout (^em bersliip 'Fljases* dist Church. tary-(3eneral U Thant that ks Members of both families Robert Roy Lukas of 428 Hil­ shc^d serul U.N. mediator Ghm- DRAMATIC REDUCTIONS ON OUR ENTIRE RE­ then got into two cars and left. The sooner you join the European Health Spa, the lower your fees will be. liard St. end Bonnie Lynn Starr nar V. Jarring back to tils MM- A number 4f spectators, in­ of 40 .Green Manor Rd., Aug. 16, dle East now that Egypt, Jor­ Our company offers memberships in 10 gradually increasing "price phases." MAINING STOCK. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE cluding several teen-age girls, The first two phases at the Manchester Spa are already closed. But you can North United Methodist Church. dan and Israel have aeeapisd Anthony Mark DlCenzo of FABULOUS LOW PRICES. CHOOSE FROM PRIN'TS gathered outside the court dur­ the U.S. prqpoeal for a SO^lay still enroll at the low Phase Three Charter Membership level — East Hartford and Beverly Jean ing the morning. cease-fire and resumption of to- IF YOU ACT NOW! Hare of 874 ’Tolland Tpke., Aug. - SOLIDS - BRIGHTS - DARKS. HURRY IN FOR Public Prosecutor Richard direct peace negotiations. 7, St. James’ (%uix:h. Rougeau said after the session However, there was no irvdiaa- PRE-OPENING HOURS BEST SELECTION. • JUNIORS • MISSES • HALF the youths could leave the court­ tion of jujf vtiien the accept­ — . 1 10 A.M. to8 P,.M. house with their families, but ances of the U.S. prcqjxraal woiM V Il ’KOl’IA’^ , Mon.-Sat. Swedish Record Better SIZES. ^ refused comment on what ac­ be translated Into rntiers to . HI \l III sf CHICAGO—The United States tion was taken in court. shooting and stand fist. -J ' at present ranks 13th in Infant ‘ Tbe two cousins were accom­ RepreaentaUvas of two Paler- mortality, with 21.7 deaths in panied to the session by their ttolan guerrilla organlsatiana the first year of life per 1,000 uncle, Sen. Kennedy, and by told a news conference in T iv o ­ •CC/ live births. In Sweden the rate Ethel Kennedy, Bobby’s moth­ li, libya, Wednesday that evsn is under 18 per 1,000. er, and Mr. and Mrs. Shriver, if a cease-fire is proelalxnad Dr. Frank Falkner, associate 'S U . « r T ' parents of tbe Shriver boy, who tiiey are prepared “to fona & 515 MIDDLE TURNPIKE VYEST director of the National Insti­ also is known as Bobby. U.N. obeervers eff the oesae lire MANCHESTER, CONN. tute of Child Health and Human The attorneys included Robert line to keep i » tbe fight agahiat Development, says the United Robert F. Kennedy Jr., then 14, is shown as he Israel." '• 945 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER Clarir Jr. of Brockton, a long­ Feel free to drop in or call 647-1471 for more information States could equal the Swedish stood as member of honor sruard at the catafalque time associate of Seri. Kennedy. Abu Nedal of A1 Fatah and rate if it would spend the money of his slain father in St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New Owned and operated by Health Industries, Inc. (See Page Bight) 01970 MFM needed to eliminate poverty. Yoric City on June 7,1968. (AP Photofax) (See Page Eight) Israeli soldier reads daily prayer amid sandbags in a bunker along the Suez Canal (AP Photofax)

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1970 FACE-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1970 P A G E T H R E E Columbia coordinators for the candidates Andover Republican party are j^ligible to NORTH have ’ been notified of their C o lu iiib ia Marcus Asks A niNhtl Top Number / vote at the caucus, including RM1VIERAI1NGS SHfeimvolcl on Bridge 0 10732. right to have a party watcher Fire Volimteers any voters registering with the T h a t U tility FOR RRRENT8 AND O 752 AIRPORT Budget U p present to observe the machines party at the Aug. 10 voter-mak­ USE ITALIAN SYSTEM 0 62 In Draft Call being set up mi Sunday and ing aesaton. YOUNG PEOPLE wound up with four trump HIT. M l Selectmen Ask Zone Change TO WIN WORLD TITLK tricks. Down four. 4 J 732 uMna*Mini their right to appoint' two check­ Schedule Picnic The R^Hiblican primary ia Save Beauty Tfm obi^cHv ttm mUtifft Ht to kthem PMM adeuirto MMMMy OF Soon Told W E S T E A S T $10 0 ,0 0 0 In M a y Be 19 5 ers for each candidate to work At Lake Home scheduled for Aus- 12 fron noon WATERTOWN, Conn. (A P )— moWa centum tor vtoming by tbok eMOron. By ALFRED SHEINWEMai The eTcact play ot the hand 4 A K J 8 4 Q 964 at the polls. The first statewide To Bar Any Rock Festivals to 8 p.m. at the Town Office One of the three candidates in is a sad story, soon told. West QJ 6 C? A K 104 primary mtIU be held Wednesday Jim Jacoby and Bob Wolff, WASHINGTON (AP) — Draft . Miss Gertrude Johns, R t 87, 'Hie Anloiver Fire Depart­ Building. There w)U be no ab­ the Aug. IB Democratic primary AU AfiU AOMimO led the king of spades and con­ 0 Q 875 0 43 Ed u c a tio n from noon to 8 p.m. at Yeomans the prize was a car -which -was sentee voting. All registered for the U.S. Senate challenged Gtntrti Audttncts members of the United States Director Curtis W. Tarr said to­ has been appointed the assist­ converted to cash and divided ment and Ita auxiliary wta bold tinued with a spade, forcing 4 A K . 4 Q 10 8 The Board ot Educaticxi thla HaU. at *49,9. QO ant town clerk, with the ap­ amcnig the group. RepuUican voters are eligiUb Northeast Utilities Wednesday to team that won the worjd cham- South to ruff. South led a club, SOUTH week adopted a budget ot $768,- day lottery number 196 appar­ There will be no absentee bal­ / a fam ily fun day and picnic at to vote. create a generating plant that proval of the eetoctmen. She The letter further stated that 14 D a y s N igh ty AU A«S AOMimO plohship a few Mtreeks ago> in and Jacoby '(West) took the 4 5 t -I ML am ML s w 617 for the coming school year, ently •will be the highest called lots for the primary. Unlike a the bame c t Mr. and Mrs. Jo- would not “ wantmily desecrate replaces Mrs. ckrolyn Robin­ Ib e lone property transfer in PinM il Guldanct Sun«st(4 clubs and ° led another spade. <;? 983 nearly $tOQ,ooo over last 'year’s regular state election, Mrs. the intention of the Bazaars one of the loveliest and un­ GP Stockholm, use the Neapolitan auO TT CANDICE in the 1970 draft. son who has resigned. iintil,l)eceniber.31it. If70 •eph Amutaxmg, C o lu m b ia ^tndover dulng the month of OAKJ QOULO'BERQEN budget. The vote was - . Pringle said, votera who have and . Raffles A ct Is that cash Club bidding system with a few South ruffed again and led a 109 3 1 Tarr set 196 as the ceiling for I inclndez: Lake, Aug. B, commencing at Jiily was as f<^ows! Lot 4, spoiled areas of our state.” moved to another town in the The selectmen this week de­ prizes or prizes containing llq^, of their own variations. Either third club to the queen. West 4 9654 Albert Hadigian voted no be­ 1 p.m. Wales Road, Robert A. and State Sen. Edward Marcus draft calls In September—t|ie state and have been gone less cided to contact town counsel uor shall not be given nor shall . Round trip >tr tare from N.Y. to ^ RcsnicnD their system or their temjTer- discarded his last spade. South West North East cause he said he felt the budg­ Robert Haggarty for recom­ All department and auxiliary Evelyn B. Mutch to Frank C. was referring to statements by 1SSS^“ same as in August—and said it than she months cannot return any prize be redeemed for I Hawaii plus inter island ]e$ r. the company that it would like Un)tr 17 raquint icconipinying ament makes them one of the East led a diamond through 1 4 P a ss 1 4 et should be brought before the mendations regarding changes members and their fsimllles are burke, quit-claim deed. PmM «r Adult GuWdlan apparently will remain stable to vote. There •will be no write- cash. It continued that in those to locate a pumped-storage plant HI steadiest partnerahips in top- declarer and got in again with 2 0 Double A ll Pass town In a public meeting be­ in the zoning regulations to pre­ I transportation to aii six isianilla invited. Eadt family win pro­ in votes allowed. instances where -violations are Mrs. Ruth , Munson, town niglit bridge. During one of the a heart to lead another trump. fore the board adopted It. He for the rest of the year. vide its own meat, beverage in Falls Village in northwestern clude the possibility of ever found to exist, criminal prose­ clerk, reports 322 dog licenses West thus got his queen of dia­ hold: Spades, Q-B-6-4; Hearts, aUo noted that there had been That means that eligible men Sunfish Races and rolls and will bring either a Connecticut or across the border qualifying matches in Sweden having a rock festival here. cution should be initiated Issued this year; and she esti­ M ONE UaOER 17 AOMimO they punished an oppcment’s monds, and South took only the A-K-10-4; Diamonds, 4-3; Clubs, a 40 per cent Increase in the who drew numbers higher than Sunfish races for the novice Accommodations at luxuri^ hot dish or a slad to share. Des­ in nearby Massachusetts. (Agt IlMlf may vary Forbes Morrell requested the against the three members of mates that approximately 80 During a campaign swing foolish vulnerable overcall. ace , and king of trumps in Q-10^8. last two years. 195 in the draft lottery held last group bagln Saturday. Stanley sert, condiments and utensils In enmin iiwt) re-view of the zoning regula­ the organization designated to hoteis such as the Princess dogs remain unlicensed at this through Watertown, Bristol and South dealer addition to his two earlier ruf­ What do you say? Other board members said December and who were ex­ Luques, secretary, said that any will be provided. There will be MCC Appointee tions, “ in ■view of the fact that be responsible for the conduct Kaiuiani on Waikiki Beach, the time in Andover. Mrs. Munson Southington, the primary chal­ Both sides vulnerable fing tricks. Answer: Bid three spades. that the public has had ample posed to the draft this year are Interested youngster is invited swimming and games. ml Q QB *M) m PMMctnf our whole way life is being of that particular raffle. Castaways Hotel on the isle of reminds residents that there ia lenger for the Democratic U.S. South’s overcall would have The hand is just barely good DRIVE-IN opportunity to attend the nu­ virtually safe from Induction, to participate. The group will G O P O a u c u s or n« Opening lead—King of Spades 'M rs. Lee C. Caputo of West challenged every day.” . He add­ Copies of the letter w ill be an additional penalty for licens­ senatorial nomination reiterated MOTION HCTIM OOQI 0» MIT-MDIAL TON been excusable if he had held enough for tnls fo rc l^ re­ merous special budget meet­ Barring any unforeseen emer­ meet at 11:80 a.hi. at the barrel . Kauai and many others as you Members of the Andover Re­ West’s opening bid of one club Hartford has been appointed ed that the recent events In sent to the 'Volunteer Fire De­ ing after Aug. 1. his support of the Dlckey-Un- six or seven solid diamonds ings, all of which were publi­ gency, Tarr’s announcement In the middle of the lake and tour this Polynesian ParadiseUISC - /V'J/ publican party win caucus Aug. promised at least 17 points in sponse. assistant professor of secretar­ Middlefield show •what can hap­ partment and 9t Oolumba’s Girls Softball coln public power project in missing the ace or even mis­ Copyright 1970, cized in advance. It was further means the end of a tense wait­ there will be qualified instruc­ 10, at 8 p.m. at the Town Office high cards. East’s response of ial science at Manchester Com­ pen and he noted that what Bingo Committee. The girls’ softball team, spon­ Maine. sing the ace - king. Then he General Features Oorp. brought out that the budget Is ing period for men holding those tors on hand. Building to choose candidates THEATER TIME one spade promised an ace and munity College, where she will seemed far-fetched years ago - 5 _ - sored each summer by the An­ The proposed addition of the always discussed In detail at upper numbers. In Sunday’s race for the for Justices o f the peace and a king or three kings. The would take five or six tricks at teach tjrping, • shorthand, med­ " is becoming a reality today.” Exenrsions through the Koolau MounUin'rahgK dover Recreation Commission, northern Maine project, he said, SCHEDULE the town meeting when It is vot­ in 1971 a new group will be Lightning class Henry Beck was registrar of voters for the No­ partnership was now committed diamonds without being able to ical office practice, and medi­ Notice was received by the Separate ShootSnga I Wilson Tunnell, Diamond Head, a cruise on the Wailoa would help guard against mass Another Leaner ed upon. exposed to the draft—those wiio first; James iPruess, seemid, vember ballot. was coached tMs season by to a game contract and would defeat a slam. The actual hand cal office terminology. '* selectmen from the State Police Miss Betsy Houle and Miss power failures or “ brown outs” Burnside—Catch 22, 7:10, 9:20. LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — CSiaIrman Donald Tuttle not­ and Norman Pruess, third. Sun­ I River, a Jaunt on th*e Jungle Path to Fern Grotto, plus The caucus w ill also be re­ normally look for a trump suit. went for a ride of 1100 points drew lottery numbers in the sec­ Department stating that It had Kill Man, Injure Woman Charlotte Phelps, both of An­ and reductions that have af­ Manchester Drlve-In—Bullitt, Something is crooked at City ed that the budget had to be She has been assistant profes­ ond drawing, held July 1. fish •wlimers were Albert Shlf- I optional sIghUeeing trips available in Honolulu and Kauai quired to choose three dele­ South’s overcall of two dia­ but was good for two top dia­ JOSIPHf I[VIN1 PRiSINIS come to their attention that or­ NEW HAVEN (AP) — In sep­ dover. The team ended the sea­ fected southern New England 8:80; Bonnie & <^yde, 10:40. Hall—Its three-story century-old IHIIIWISGlieiRllllMDI adopted (actually, it is tenta­ sor and chairman of the secre­ rin, first; Carleton Hutchins, I with plenty of leisure time to bask in thegoldfn sun. gates to a Second Congression­ monds interrupted the search. mond tricks against a slam. In Tarr’s announcement coincid­ ganizations which had been is­ arate Incidents here Wednesday, son with a record of four wins, in the past. Mansfield Drlve-In—Norwcxxl, tower Is leaning four Inches, of­ tive until acted upon at the tarial science department at the second, and Martha Turek, al District Convention Sept. 12, West could double for penalties, the other room of the match ed with that of the Defense De­ sued permits to conduct raffles a man was killed and a woman THE ADVENTURERS town meeting) so that It can be University of Hartford, where third. to fill the vacancy caused by four losses, and one Ue, during 8;8S; Adventurers, 10:10. knowing that East would accept East-West could score only 660 ficials say. partment’s notice of draft calls had violated one of the pro- hospitalized on the danger list. which they played teams from Lanry Mattingly, superintend­ inchided In the annual town re­ she taught executive and medi­ the death of Rep. WUliam St. Policy ‘Painful’ State Theatre—Bcmtniks 1, 3, the double only if he had rea­ points for winning 11 tricks at BnlNllellMnHEIUIVENIUREIir for the rest of the year: 12,000 Newtown Clerk •visions of the Bazaars and Raf­ Police said Manuel Soto, 24, of Hebron, Marlborough, Colum­ 7, 9. ent of public properties, said he port. cal secretarial skills. At the U Onge. The nominee at the Sep­ SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — sonable defensive values. If spades. H ie penalty was thus lyiwioionoeBiNS for September; 12,000 for Octo­ Mrs. Rita Cloutier, newly ap­ fles Administrative Regula­ New Haven -was shot unln- bia, Coventry and Lebanon. UA Theatre-^»A»S»H, 7, 9. wasn’t worried about it, howev­ Health aide Mrs. Knut Bar- of H, she was a member of the pointed town clerk, was sworn tember convention will appear The Nixon administration’s eco­ East had unusual distribution, 450 points higher than the value rNtAVKION- ■ COlOA | S ]^ ber; 8,000 for November, and tions. tenticmaily by a man wielding a East Hartford Drlve-In— he would bid again. er “ If the tower has only strom will not have her salary library and orientationin commit­ In Saturday by Atty. Elizabeth on the November ballot and the The swim program held at nomic policy is "guaranteed to of the other game. Plus “ NORWOOD” 7,000 for December. The section says that only .38-caliber pistol The board also voted to con­ uation to the jKilnt where we lltrVtgirj MANCHISTICr CIHIIP AUGUST the National Business Educa­ cant gains over the populatlcm tinue the student Insurance poli- think that it will be unnecessary I FBII PARK BIAU Of TMIAIDI tion Association. clfea with the Soclete Des Arti­ to raise the ceiling on sequence count 10 years ago. VtLLA MARIA Mat. 1 * 8 Eve. 7 * 1 The Qa^’s She is married to Alfred A. sans, a Canadian insurance numbers during the remainder ARTHUR Tile figures show that the M North St., Tel 428-9001 Caputo, assistant professor of FREE PAKK.r-G company which has covered the of 1970.” state’s population grew from 2,- WILUMANTIO industrial educatiem at (X8C, FOODS ^2 PRICE CHILDREN’S MENU insurance for several years. 636,234 in I960 to 2,990,196 this and a retired brigadier general DRUG STORES FREE DELIVERY dU Ooiebcook Bead We wouldn’t pull the wool Porter School will c ^ n at 9 year. But the preliminary fig­ I , NEXT \ Otastqnbory from the U.S. A ir Force JRe- over your eyes—our fiavor- a.m. and close at 3:05 p.m.. five ures, which will be u j^ te d TTBESCBIP' serve. They have two children. Columbia HARTFORD MANCF!FSTf.R ROCKVIILF CHARGE ACCOUNTS loaded. double thick, super- minutes later than usual, in or­ later, show the state’s three a HON C H I C ^ FRIES size lamb chops, charcoal FEATURED AT EAST HARTFORD AND NEW BRITAIN FOR CHILDREN 12 AND UNDER der to conform with new hours GOP Registrar largest cities with fewer peo­ ^ WINDSOR AIOO A lraOIAlOT ^ U e d are so much that you at Windham High School. PRESCRIPTIONS shouldn’t feel sheepish about ple. asking for a doggy bag. Swimmer Saved Picks Officials The preliminary count showed C A U A33-MB8 Manchester Evening Herald COSMETICS New Haven dropping from 162,- MIIBI ttlfAStl OPEN EVERY DAY Columbia correspondent Vlr- l3-IS05i w $43.150$ By Bobby Darin For Prim ary 048 to 136,468; Hartford from glnls Carlson, tel. 228-9224. MORSE POWERS SlU/ERS Luncheon, Dinner, Spirits 162,178 to 166,868, and Bridge­ TECHNICOLOR’ H'fflS' INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. Mrs. Grace Pringle, Repub­ OPEM EVEBY SUNDAY FOR YOlffi SHOmNS OONVEI (AlP) — Singer Bob^y Darin has port from 166,748 to 166,369. Wa- lican registrar, has named pri­ terbury declined from 107,130 to “Peter * tFoIP’ Mat. St40 been credited by observers with [ARTHUR- DRUG STORE Eve. 8:40 Hartford Fire saving the life of a drowning mary officials as follows: Mod­ 106,221 and New Britain from ARTHUR DRUG SHTOKE’ “Ferdinand the Bull” erator, Nicholas Lanzalotta; of­ 82,201 to 81,686, the preliminary R e p o rts R ise boy. CM>OD THRU AUG. 9 Mat. 2:54 Eve. 8:54 Darin, fully clothed, leaped ficial checkers, Mrs. Gertrude figures showed. GOOD THRU AUG. b into rough water from a motor- Tappan and Miss Gertrude Among the g;alner8 in popu­ BAN R O L L O N THEOPOLIS I n In co m e lation, the Census Bureau said, CURAD LOCUST ST., MANCHESTER boat off Kings” Beach at Lake Johns; challengers, Mrs. Persls HARTFORD, Conn. (A P ) — Tahoe Wednesday when the boy Cragln and Mrs. Helen Lanzo- w ere: Bristol from 46,499 to 64,- DEODORANT featuring The Hartford Fire Insurance Co. began screaming for help about latta; machine attendants, Mrs. 782; Meriden from 61,860 to 55,- ‘OUCHLESr BANDAGES 073; Milford from 41,662 to 60,-' TED MATHER & BILL MAXWELL said Wednesday Its net income 160 feet from shore. Margaret Anderson and Mrs. 1 OZ. Reg. 79c for the second quarter ending ITTie boy wes then taken back Josephine teSeur; and machine 433; Norwalk fronj 67,776 to 78,- Reg. 81c NOW 4 4 ^ FRIDAY, AUG. 7th June 30 •was up $2.8 million over to shore “ but I didn’t stop to ask mechanics, Adolfrii German and 677; Stamford from 92,713 to NOW Forbes Morell. 107,907, and West Haven -from Whtn Jack ttuck Us thumb In U s sttak. CUeken Little felt a drop on her head. the same period in 1969. his name,” said Darin, who Just LIMIT 1 PER COUPON 8:00 P.M. TO 11:30 PJtf. Hartford Fire said its net In­ closed a nightclub appearahee Mrs. Pringle said that local 43,002 to 62,662. LIMIT 1 PER COUPON Vc HWf fully txptetlng a bnek. She ran to our restaurant and sUd. ADMISSION ...... $1.25 come was $12.7 million, or 69 here. ' CLIP THIS COUPON But whtn It went through "The sk/s falling, I fear. emits a share, compared with The singer said he was grate­ ft.was then that ht know: Tm sure glad that rm hert; $9.9 mllHon, or 46 cents a share, ful the boy was only 20 feet ARTHUR DRUG STOKE’ [ARTHUR DRUG STORI How'tendirr a Mr. Sttak sXtakl DIsastei's taore fun when Tm fedT for the second quarter of 1969. away, because I ’m such a lousy S-K-h-h-h-h-h-K-K-hl First-half Income came to $23 swimmer, if it was any farther GOOD ITHRU AUG. 9 GOOD TTIRU AUG. II HDNllS ilAY.S Ai .NKIHT: million or $1.06 a share as com­ someone would have had to Child's siM tlssk served Ttoe pieost at ehleksn. pared with $17,1 million or 79 USTERINE 'SHOWER TO SHOWER' MON luf ivtn tiniR >Pi wfth Rmeh House Toss*. resell ssmWi, Ranch save us both.” cents a share earned during the ENTHie PARK OPeN.IPJM, Srsneh tried potsiess. Heats Teasl. Prsneh C0NNE(mCUT SALVAGE (X)., OfC. Mw tMMM IMW «KM M rw «nnl first half of 1969, the company Papal Aide Dies TOOTHPAStE BODY POWDER Here’s aayeeatyM said. $40 H ILLIA R D ST. (eer. Adzirn) ROME (AP) — Prince CJarlo MANCHESTER, CONN. Premium writings rose to MEDIUM SIZE 2 7 ^ 7V2 OZ. CMMNaienMiMrt . . , *1 4 0 $300.9 million during the second Pacelll, 67, one of the most Phens $49-7782 IftnMrmrlSrMn. . ,*I.S0 Reg. 69c NOW Reg. 89c NOW pra*aa»t $1 quarter, compared to $246.#'dur­ prominent lay figures of Vati­ ing the second quarter of 1969, it can (Jlty and a nephew of the H l N m C H B O W LIMIT 2 PER COUPON LIMIT 1 PER COUPON NoVaaiyeeptyttii^M I said. Writings for the half just late Pope Pius Xn—Eugenio ;lip this c o u po n MASH tMMNsieitUrMra . . .OI j09 ended rose to $687.6 from $483.6 Pacelll—died today of a heart CLIP THIS COUPON ennatO ftm unat. . .$9.90 reported during the first half of attack. An Ingo Preminger Production Salad is not included with children's portions tssss ssssn ss MU r » « a M m 1969. Prince Carlo, who held the This week, in honor of Man­ .V K T H L 'K d r u g S T O R I ARTHUR DRUG STORE { Color by Deluxe* ISwSIwSItMwTSani “ TTiis resulted In part from post of general counsellor of chester Art Week, I got out my Panavision* upward adjustments In rates Vatican CSty, was the son of the palette, m y beret and my easel GOOD THRU AUO. • OOOU THRU AUO. 9 granted In many states and also late Prince 'Francesco Pacelli, Greater Hartford Won’t Let and turned out a magnificent 8 Coming Sunday B e v e r a g e s reflects a healthy expansion in brother of Pope Plus XU. In his It Go! lU s Fantastto ^ HAHtf nnn ^ (D e s s e r t s "The Grass Roots" profitable lines of business,” ■Vatican post, which he filled for page brochure listing ail the new GILLETTE .._ nim Held Over i ^ ^ l N E M A 1 M m , UUMtHJMI M OHANOe. .20 ne ...... 30 said Harry V. WiUlams, presi­ goodies we’re peddling at the ‘PROTEIN ZrSHAMPOOl lath S*M*A*HeH WEEK 3 FREE SHOW S cinzHYiarii* I xzrxiii many years, FTlnce Carlo Pa­ “THE DRY LOOK” MEN'S HAIR GROOM HOTCHOCOUTE ...... 20 MAIAUOM ...... 45 dent and chairman of Hartford. celll was a top legal and admin­ Glorious Emporium. This bro­ 7 O Z . CHOOOUTE $HLK...... 20 CHEESE CAKE...... 45 istrative adviser of the Holy chure went out to our preferred R e g . $ 1 .0 0 CHOSE CAKE WITH R e g . $ 1 .5 9 n * Feature Shown First $MIX...... 20 See. mailing list (people with mon­ NOW ey), so if you received one you iililiiliiiiiTjilillliiiiii iilANCHESTl Every Night Except •um m iiLK ...... 20 KE CREAM OR 8HER8ET...... i M a n r b w t p r LIMIT 1 PER COUPON Frl., Sat. and Holiday Evee. . . . .20 can stop reading this ad right LIMIT 1 PER COUPON RIES 6 S «A . BOI ION NOTCH now. For those people vdio are CLIP THIS COUPON CLIP THIS COUPON DANCING not fortunate enough to be on FoblWied Daily Except Sundays ARTHUR DRUG STORE ft' SNOW WHITE AND THE3SHRHIP HUNIPTY DUMPTY and HoUdays at 13 Btssell Street the list, please read on. ARTHUR DRUG STORE BURGER Haocheater, Conn. (06010) COMPACT COOKOllT So many things ar­ Every Friday Night Telepbone 643-2711 GOOD THRU AUO. . Three ithrimp took Snow WUtt out to dine. Humpty Dumpty after U s fall Oirmxl C3aaa Poetage Paid at CONVENIENCE rived this week that I GOOD THRU AUO. 9 II Members of V.F.W. Auxiliary & Stein Club Kaacbeater. Conn. don’t really know There And came upon Mr. Steak’s sign. Headed a pkk-up (wouldrit we allf). bubsciuptton r a t e s AND THEIR GUESTS "Herds a family-style place Payable in Advance ...AT T H E T O U C H where to start. Here Is ApieaaantmealatMr.SUak. Ona Tear ...... $30.0u a list, guaranteed lOC^ VITALIS HAIR GROOM TONI “SUN IN” are ThaTs fust right for our taste," Hz Mooths ...... 16.60 O FA AAATCH! if He forgot about Us "breakT Hwa4 Mflotha ...... 7.10 incomplete, of- what I ■;|AIR LIOHTENER (FREE SUN SHLDES) Said the riirimp and Snow WUte 4 OZ. badcops And Jumped r l ^ back on the want think arrived. Oneida gold plated stainless i^ e l tableware, answered "FlneT Reg, 87c 2 6 * and there cassette and Stereo 8 players, walkie talkies, stereo radios ' . Reg. $1.75 8 T Ur. 8M k hanhurgar sar* LIMIT 8 PER COUPON Thrss laree •hrimp. Jgd s« j isssfeus per- and components, dark walnut tables, telephone answering LIMIT 2 PER COUPON are good Ranch Heuaa Toast dsn St Prsneh Mee and Prsneh triad p oM esa machines, stereo consoles, .\M-FM-Stereo portables, guitars cops-and b P i x and amplifiers, 16” drunu, 6 band FM-Short Wave radios, CLIP THIS COUPON CUP this COUPON LAw aaST aRI-CCTION OF paneling, ladies' wigs, w ig needs and boxes, big record and [^ 'R m RJRDRUG^^^^ then NEW •ICVCt-EE IN THE |ARTHUR DRUG STORE VERNON AREA tape shipment, new carpet load, office supplies, etc., and GOOD THRU AUO. 9 ' tfiereli GOOD THRU AUO. 9 Oulim. 49C lots I can’t think of. NOXZEMA JUST WONDERFUL Come try our relaxed atmosphere, air conditioning and SHAVE CREAM Salad is not included with free coffee. We promise you no high pressure and a real U 02* SSOe * T1AIR SPRAY 13 oi. Alf ('ONIl/l/ONM children's portions brix money back “no hard time” guarantee on everything you Reg. 79c STEVE ITICCUEEIM Pilc-Niic-Ruk Gluwcoaf buy. We’ll really enjoy seeing you. Remember our exhaust­ Reg. $1.29 O O NOW BURNSIDE a csprrieM ttix ML STIAK, ma 7a M i 98 SAFE! CLEAN! INSTANT-UGHTING! ing hours — Fridays 10 to 9 and Saturdays 1041. We rest a LIMIT 1 PER COUPON ' mtMl t ' • ■ ( f 1 /. F ^ •. ^ ' B U L L I T T ’ LIMIT 1 PER COUPON O PEN 11A .M .-9 P.M. DAILY lot! TBMC«UII*FIOM « B B K 0S.-SEVa UTS ' p "'HI ■ (; ;,i PQN ONLY 2 9 ^ [ARTHUR DRUG STORE ARTHUR DRUG ST(M OI l; IMMM. \MI |)\M INi. |>S| |{ | 1130 Corbin Ave. ON BICYCLCS EXTRA STRENGTH PAIN RELIEVXR 677 Silver Lane Sts., over the machine shop and near the water tower. Vfi OZ. B O T ^ g y W i l K K E M COURTIOUS Comer Ot West Mrilr* St Sliver Lane Exit IKHT. K m R* 72 Ex ♦ o^t Interitatp 8*^ 9;S9 • 2:89 PJ P.P.S. So you won’t wander why Manchester Art Week Reg. $1.50 NOW Beg. 88c 46* Off Interstate 84 ■ O M N Art Bjork Trio TABLF master charge LIMIT 1 PER COUPON ilM R 1 PER OOCKUr I \ I in I l.'inw WI) S\M l;li\\ NKiHl SICVCL.es AND NCPAIIVS 1opM thun. wasn’t publicized in the papers, it's in honor of all people THERE'S A MR. STEAK NEAR YOU' ThC interbank CARO GUANANTCEO •'I'M I (( I \ M SFRVICF OPENING SOON! NEWINGTON & SOUTHINGTON and fii. named Arthur. . . i;i .| i;v VIKis^ I \Ki \ I III; IiINM:i{ i;im •i |:c , nights til CUP this c o u p o n r.\i.( o i I \ II I I 9 MR. STFAK LIKFS PARENTS TOO' NO MEAL OVER S4.00 PAGE5 POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1970 PAGE PTVBI members at % meeting earlier 7 ______- - » j 4aa* mtk IWO VOLMWAOM Nixon Calls Coventry ^ this week. THINK SM ALL«> ^ Tolland tion showed the ^ was far su^.^ TAR. GAXER?*C TV Tonight Town Manager JDennis Moore $1.5 Billion perior to the Cheyenne in sever­ ARIIS -By CLAY R. POLLAX has indicated that if the situ­ Blquippod with leatherette i » al key respects, McIntyre said. LlIRA MAR. n Your Doily Activily Guide For Cut In See Saturday’s TV Week Water Lack ation is not corrected soon, the t«4or, wlnddileM waRher, %■ today 5 FUNNY Termination of the Cheyenne Reds Still Cool Sffr. Ant. 19 According to the Stars. ^ for Complete Llstiiigs. town attorney will be consulted, g p ^ eJoctric wipers, bea**r, contract could be done in a way OCT.T. 72 dofogger, 4-wiay eaStty ftat/heam, Held Savings r > 8-12-23.34 To develop message for Friday, . since Town Health Director School Incinerotor^ Roads that could keep from losing the 1.^57-<7-79-e6 5-15-26-37^0 Paperwork back-up lights, front and rca* reod words corresponding to numbers I 5:M (S) Burke’s Law Still Plagues Robert Bowen considers the kcmm£ value of the current investment, of your Zodiac birth sign. ’ ■ : 51-60-81-9QV^ seat belts, leatherrette headrerts, But Will Confer ^ T A U R U S (SO) Muntters situation both a health and a In Copter Cut 1 Welcome 3J A SCORPIO WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ <40> F Troop (C) steering wheel lock he added, such as using existing _ AM. 10 61 Physicol 2 safety hazard (i« A a y % jK WASHINGTON (AP) — The 2 Difficulties 32 Self- 62 String ' S ocr. dent Nixon has called for a cut­ SM (40) Weather Watch (C) Subdivision window defroster. Dominate Joint Down Parley helicopters in an advanced pr^ Kremlin leaderdiip will hang ion I MAr to 3 M oy 33 Soci'ol S;S0 (SO) OUllsaa’s Island (C WASHINGTON (AP) — Con­ 63 Persoool | WOK. :r back in, executive branch paper­ In addition to the water prob­ By BARBARA RICHMOND grram. Soviet Union still Is anlagonlstlc there indefinitely." ^ 9-20-31-42 4 Follow 34 Happy 64 Or (40) Truth , or Conseqnencefl ■ Water problems, specifically lems, Vineik and Shimelman tenance of trucks, buildings and Board of Selectmen and Board 70U w /w r n gress could save taxpayers toward the United States but is The European study group lgy45-5«-80-88 5 Fine 35 Is 6_ 5_ ^_ jiability g 11-14-25-364 work after noting the cost of 6:50 (18) SowinW Show (C) Bt. 88 ToUsad Tpk. (Herald Reporter) ’Ihe AX would be better suited 6B e 36 Opposite 6:00 (M) Weather — Sportf and the lack of it at certAln Umes, are also being asked to cotrect TED TRUDON grounds. ' of Finance meet to decide

t: PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THtJRSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1970 Section Tusp THUESDAY, AUGUST e; 1970 IfTralJl THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1970 Pages I I to 2 0 Insp^tors Find No Mercury At State Eyes Campus Unrest record in order to protect our Hamilton Plant property. Weiss Seeks HARITORD, Oonn. (AP) — they just not interested In pub­ Similar reasmis were ad­ the value of experience any. Contractor Asks 87 More Days "As property owners adjacent A ll m ondiif tbe presidents at lic issues? vanced by administratora and more than I did when I was HARTFORD, Conn. (A P ) — to the project, we have been subjected to many inconven­ Renovation of private coUesea tried to escplaln "It Im't that they aren’t teachers in the two-year com­ young,” said the 66-year-old The State Department of Water concerned,’’ replied W iliam munity colleges where there are lawmaker. “The difference la iences in the past coupl6 of wfajr there had bem'disorder on Resources said Wednesday it Horowitz, who, in addition to also working students wno com­ that when they don’t get what To Complete Mayfair Gardens yearo," the Sweets said. their campuses. has turned up no visible or ob­ Saulters Pool being chairman of the board of mute to class. And many of they want, they say, ‘W e’ll close Among these, they charged, vious signs of mercury contam­ By WHXIAM COE fact, as well as stipulating that and , make it possible to smooth And all afternoon the presi­ trustees for the state technical them have been out of school the schools down.’ the ccmtractor had broken their ination from a plant operated at (Herald Reporter) the written extension request out the rbugh spots, and to raise 'Hie Town Manager is recom­ dents of communltjr colleges and colleges, is also a trustee of for years ' and are older "Their impatience is some­ sanitary sewer lines three sep­ Broad Brook by the Hamilton should also go to the architect, the grades where t ^ y are low." mending a $60,000 item In next terhntcal schoola tried to explain Yale University. than the typical undergraduates thing that can't be dealt with arate times, and that the proj­ Standard Division of the United An extension of 67 calen­ and demanding a firm ainswer Rossetto noted in his progress year’s b u ^ e t (17M-72) for re­ nhy thwe hadn’t been any dis­ at Yale, UConn or Wesleyan. rationally,” he said. ect grade level is higher than ‘Techpical students "don’t Aircraft Corp. dar days on the Mayfair on a completion date in time report that some interior prog­ placing the bathhouse at Sault­ order on tiietr campuses. The contrast between the ac­ their property and has contrib­ have the problem of ‘finding Water samples have been sent Gardens elderly housing for the next M H A meeting Aug. ress has been apparent since ers Swimming Pool, to be simi­ It was another day in the life tivism at the major universi­ uted to water runoff

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Jay Jackson is running for Mim Daddario's seat in Congress. He's the endorsed Democratic candidate having been chosen by the cohvention delegates from 13 towns in the 1st Congressional District last June. Jay Jackson is an experienced vote getter. He served two terms on the West Hartford Town Council. He is the first and LOAN You MONEY only West Hartford Democrat to win in the Fifth Senatorial District. * Jay Jackson is an experienced legislator. As State Senator 43 of his bills were enacted into law. He knows how to get things done. to make your dreams come true Jay Jackson is active in his community too. He is a Past President of Kiwanis and past Grand Knight of the Knights 6 of Columbus and he served in the U.S. Army and is a retired Major. Jay Jackson is the best qualified candidate. He delivers what on Dresses, Skirts he promises. He performs. We need a proven vote getter and 646-1700 an effective legislator. We need Jay Jackson.

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issued its first contract Wednes-. Second Congressional District State Due Celia Spurs day for a federally financed She Remembers Hiroshima cleanup of public property. ” ’■ifSJWt—' Work begins today. The Baby Has SLEEPY HOIXDW, Calif. $ 4 0 ,0 0 0 In Profiteering Residents in towns without Pickett G^ts Green Light (AP)—She was Jime Sasaki and water are receiving tyjriioid fe­ Festival Tax 16 then. ' In Texas ver shots, and a state medical From Committeewoman When the sirens wound up at 9 officer said there were no major Been Named (Conttmied from Page One) terior, Steele was informed that BROAD STREET HARTFORD, Oonn. (AP) — a.m. she looked out her Window health problems. Mrs. Jeanne Osborne, 18th an lnvestig(ation of the first kill Hie state tax commissioner said District Central Committee- and saw a lone American plane estimated at $376 million to $600 lievealed that the cause of death MANCHESTER million. Wednesday n i^ t he plans to climbing into the jclouds. Hie woman and president o i the was phenol and chromium dis­ • OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. TO 10 P.M. collect '^about $40,000” in ad- . Corpus OirfsU remained ud­ New Lcmdcm District Council of charged into the water from an 6! ACRES OF FREE PARKING Birens had been walling every der curfew and armed National Segregation Catholic Women, today endor­ undetermined source. HdloMbrand, .Patricia Blarie, daughter of Patrick Jr. • “Charge It” with Your O.R.T. or mtsstnns tax which he says is morning for weeks, but nothing Guardsmen patrolled streets sed State Senator Jock Plckbtt Interior offlcials, Steele said, and Susan Burdick Hellandbrand, 100 Kenneth Dr., VeniMi. She due from die Powder Ridge rock had come of it. from dark to dawn. Looting has C.A.P. Master Charge Card In the North for Congressman from Eastern reported that the state has was bom July 22 at k^anchester Memorial Hospital. Her mater- festival. been minor, authorities said. The all-clear sounded. June Onuiecticut. taken no action on the kill in ^ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burdick. 94 Grove “We mean to collect aU of Sasaki went back to bed. Guardsmen and state police Mra. Osborne, former chair­ St.^Rockvnie. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. turned back nonresidents at ap­ Under Fire WiUimantlc and did not have it," said Oommisaloner John Lh In another second, her body man o l the Grottm Human Re­ Patrick Hellandbrand Sr., 497 Spring St., Manchester. proaches to other communities any Information on tiie Thames -SERVICE DEPT STORES Sullivan. Was hurtling through the air and WASHINGTON (AP) — Wel­ sources Committee and current • •••?* hit by Monday’s storm. kill. “ Our claim is that aometxidy then she was burled in debris of fare Secretary Elliot L Rich­ chairman of the Eastern “If we ever IM^ to save our Oates, Marilyn, daughter of Albert and Marjorie Dick owes the state taxes in connec* her home. Below her, through Electric power has been re­ ardson said today there are Oates, 60 Pearl Dr., Vernon. She waa bom July 23 at Rockville stored to 7,000 customers and to Connecticut Child Wislfare Asso­ environment,” Steele said,“ the don with this promotion. A lot the ruins, she heard the “compelling moral and educa­ General Hospital. She has a brother, Mark; and three slaters, all vital services in Corpus ciation, praised Pickett for his state and Federal governments of tickets were sold and each screams and groans of people tional imperatives” that argue Tracy, Kelly and Wendy. Oirlsti, a utility company record as a State Senator and must work together to identify ticket had on it, ‘including buried even deeper. Their against continued racial isola­ for his concern for the problems and eliminate sources of pol­ spokesman said. Telej^one tion in Northern schools. Taxes,’ ” Sullivan said. voices reached a crescendo, of Eastern Connecticut. lution.” Steele has sent letters Landry, William Michael, son of Ervin and Alice A. service was available in some “ The problem of racial separ­ Sullivan said he Imsed his then choked and suddenly ex­ areas. Water service was al­ Mrs. Osborne said, “ In his to the State Fish and Game Richards Landry, 123 Union St., Rockville. He was bom July 22 $40,000 estimate on re^rts the pired. They had been crushed to ation may be Ignored only at the friendship with Bill St. Onge, Department and the State at Rockville General Hospital. He has a sister. Dawn. most. completely restored and a risk at impairing the education « •. «t *1 « threenli^ event, banned by Su­ death. city official said supplies are Jack Pickett grained the insight Water Resources Cknnmission TREMENDOUS SUMMER of many students,” Richardson perior Court Judge Aaron J. Today June Sasaki is June and experience to represent demanding a full disclosure on Lewis, Marsha Dale, daughter of Reginald and Marsha adequate for even major fires. told the Senate Committee on Palmer, bad a ticket sale of Weden, 41. She lives with her Eastern Connecticut with a skill testing results and plan of Kennedy Lewis, Tobacco St., Lebanon. She was bom July 21 at Small cities near here, such Equal Education Opportunity. ao,ooo. husband, an American doctor, as Taft, Aransas Pass, Ingle- that no other candidate can action. Manchester Memorial Hosnltal. Her maternal grandparents are Despite the injunction banning in Sleepy Hollow, a suburban The secretary’s Indictment

PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1970 PAGE FIFTEEN Play Giveaway Legion Zone Kings Tk. D R Y Side Teammktes Level Blast at Namath, HUNTING aa"' a n d And Mets Take Advantage _ v L ______Defeat Locals^ 7~1 American League o f Sports East Division Jet Star To Meet with Club Brass By JERRY KATONA Steuer walked Gary Cogan in Hollk's plckoff attempt sailed in ^FISHING ST. LOUIS (A P)—The W, L. Pet. O.B.B.B. Ask any baseball player second and two more wild to left field, he scored. By DEAN R. YOflT New York Mets used up. all Baltimore 68 89 HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. *«>m his new East Side apartr try to hurt anybody in any way players of a similar ilk. “ What really disgusts me is SALT WA'TER FISmNG New York 88 48 ~ anywhere, but especially p‘*®**®^ ^ '” '® finishes up G r ^ ’s ___v,___ an d^ I '^ v e I’m s o ^ . " ^ Atkinson’s d ^ p fee^^^ tois qu^erback not th ln k ^ Fishing for blueflsh to five their bad luck before ^ one from the Mnnrhoai-er lAl d'ls point, reliever last season as a coach hosting (AP) — Problem - plagued "'®?‘ Wednesday night’s game Detroit 88 49 ' Mike Jeffries came in only to Rockville at Mt. Nebo Friday “ I’ve got a lot of problems. While the latest clause celebre hinted at to an official state- for a minute about the married pounds I s *g«)d * Ml**^'onr Boston 88 82 fiprt sK car ^ NASCAR modl- Jo6 Namath, at still an- Pootball used to be No. l with m l^amath’s career of cause ment announcing his retirement men on the club, the guys with S t a i d and took advantage of the •’® ^™®‘ ®<1 by Trikakis’ toWer- at 6 p.m. fled S tw k car r^ing title from three-year reignmg nar other crossroads in his ca- me but at this stage it’s not my celebres-hls failure to report to which said: . B y r-aimeia countyCounty shore. Fair Cleveland 82 86 .481 16H and hell tell you that hit- ing triple to score the winners’ Hartford (7) responslbillUes, the average lit- catches - of blues to IS pounds St. Louis Cardinals’ trou­ Wash’n. 49 89 aA> r h c rW tional king, Carl ‘Bugs’ Stevens, is Fred DeSarro from reer, was expected to meet concern. I- honesUy...... don’t camp foUowlng the end of the “ I was somewhat disturbed Ue guys who have families to are being made at the and .464 19% ting IS the name of the fourth run. Trlkakts, ss 3 2 a 0 1 bles to gain a 5-3 victory HAh aiT® Khody driver is presently New York Jets’ offi- 1’m going to do. I’m players’ strike—seemed to pre- about the recent negoUatlons for worry about,” Atkinson said. Bartlett Reef, bottom game. With Manchester’s offense Driscoll, cf ti 1 u 0 0 rimning away with the point and stay one game behind West Division BlesGO, ot 0 U 0 u U awav p np nf cials today followinir ver- to get my problems cipitate the revelation of dlssat- a new players’ contract. A lot of “ That extra money In Janu- with jigs or alewlves and whlt- Minnesota 66 38 .688 - DeOIaio, p 3 1 1 0 3 lead. Rttsburgh in the National case u 1 0 hftl hlaafa h v A1 ®°” *® them are busl- Isfactlon on the club, indications people these days just want to ary means something to them. ing. Smaller blues are being ta- Oakland 61 47 . gems top Cleary. ri a u League’s E xtern Division.' .868 Tracey, rf u 0 0 u U DeSarro is the chauffeur of A t M w ^ "^ d'^ G e *** P h J problems, a lot are person- were that the disenchantment do their own thing. They don’t Not to him. He has his. It both- ken on top. Snapper blues are Hie Mets had to change California 61 47 .668 Kjaezonywaki, 3t> 4 1 1 u 0 Sonny KozeUas’ No. 18 at Staf­ Milwaukee 40 TO .36t 2 Biarous, c 4 u 1 u 0 R’ +R f • 4V. existed for a considerably know n^ere they are going, but ers me that a lot of guys with moving into the central C^onnec- planes before leaving New only two hits in a 7-1 swamping and threw CofEun, if 3 1 a u 1 ford Speedway, his home track. Din tnat indicated the con- Namath also seemed to be longer Ume. they want to go their own way kids and mortgages are working Ucut shore with fair catches of Kansas City 39 69 .361 2 Rowe, 2b a 1 u u u Hie former hydro-plane driver York because of mechanical BryAiit, lb a 0 u 1 u troversial quarterback WM apologizing for the problems he That was evident in veteran anyway.” hard hoping for a big payoff by small fish being made at the problems and when they Chicago 40 71 .360 2 has currenUy estabUshed a new Ray DeMalo last night at Mt. Cleary sliding in. Bob Muro cut 28 7 9 a 6 the cause of dissension in had stirred on the jets, oiily one defensive end Philbln’s admis- Atkinsonsaid he would have winning the Super Bowl, but are mouth of the Hammonasset Ri- stopped at Pittsburgh to take Wednesday’s Results record of wins at Jack Arute’s the club. year removed from their Super slon that a double standard go- more to say, but would only say wondering where their leader is. ver and at Stony Creek. ® HoUk peg and tossed it . MAnchefter (I) half mile oval. on fuel, it was discovered the Baltimore 3, Boston 0 Tile Zone Sight champs pound* back to the catcher to get Paul Talbot, cf 2 1 1 0 0 "I am going to try and sit Bowl triumph that astounded tog back five years has been it to Dave Anderson of the New ’’That quarterback,” Atkinson Stripped bass, running 16 to 20 second plane also had prob­ New York 7, Cleveland 8 ed out hits in all but the last Marcus trying to score, Socha., 83 3 0 u 1 u R or the past t\Vo weeks, De- down with Mr. Iselto (Jets Pres- the world of professional foot- condoned by the club to regard York Times and Dick Young of conUnued, never once mention- pounds, are being taken off Falr- lems. Muro, 2b-3b 3 0 u 1 u SciiTD has won both 28-lap main WM:m Detroit 3, Washington 1 inning, while DeMalo, not count- Cogan singled to left driving GUha. If a u 0 u u Ident Phil Iselto) and talk to ban, when he said: to Namath and Atkinson’s sur- the New York Dally News, and ing Namath by name,” hasn’t Held County at Burial Hill, Pen- Hie Mets went dlrecUy from Baieaano. 3b 2 u 1 u 1 events, surpassing the record California 7, Minnesota 6 Noslce. 2b 1 a <1 u u hlm to get this straightened ’’When someone of Al’s char- prise retirement at age 27 be- in interviews with them, did sin- even told his team what he In- field Reef and Captains Islands the St. Louis airport to Busch Oakland 4, Kansas City 1 Holik. c a 0 u 1 0 held by Gene Bergln and Ste­ out,” Namath told the New acter questions my character, I cause of his complete dlslllu- gle out Namath for a verbal tends to do now. I don’t think Striper fishing is fair at the Stadium, arriving about an but three times. ror plated the victors’ sixth run HcKcon, rf 2 u u 0 (1 vens. Hie plntsize driver has Chicago 9, Milwaukee 3 Steurer. p U u u u 0 York Hmes late Wednesday have to question myself. I don’t sionment with Namath and broadcast. it’s fair.’ Race, Watch Hill, Flchers Is­ hour before game time. Coach Charlie Graff’s starter, in the fourth. Jeifnies. p 2 0 0 <1 (1 been pocketing $1 ,0(X) per night land Reefs and to the Hiames Today’s Games Brooks, lb 2 u u 0 0 Hien A1 PrlseUa, 8-1 , who HORSEY SET—All that is missing is the saddle. Left, White Sox catcher Brad Steurer, ran amuck in the Roger Talbiit broke the ice in for his accomplishments. River from Montville to the had relieved 10 times this sea­ Oakland (Segui 6-7) at Kan- first frame. Leadoff batter Bob the locals’ fourth, stroking a sin- 23 1 2 3 1 Mai Barlow, former owner of Gold Star Bridge. Duane Josephson looks as though he’s riding a colt named Bill Freeban of De­ East Hartford 311 101 9-7 Pro Football Camp Roundup son, was told he would make ™ kakis walked and Don Dris- gle, and Jim Balesano knocked iManclxwter 000 100 0—^1 the oval, had the track paved Blackfishing is fair to good his first start of the season in troit at home plaite. Right, Atlanta second baseman Felix Millan has apparent­ California (Messersmlth 8-9)' coll beat out a sacrifice bunt in the lone tally with a solid hit 3b. TrUcakls. IMMhio: ab. 'TrUoakis, to 1967, after many years of mm- over most reefs. ly climbed aboard first baseman Joe Torre in this National League action. at Minnesota (Zepp 6-1), N attempt. ‘ With base runners at to the outfield Oogon, Taltxxt; sac. iMscoil; lob, place of Gary Gentry, who had „ ^ ^ EJast Hartford (7), Ifanchestor (2)- ntog on clay. In the first year Fluke fishing is slow, with oc­ a blister on his hand. Milwaukee (Ixickwood 1-8) at first and second, DeMalo sailed East Hartford tallied for the bb, DoMOio l, Steurer 2, Jeffriee 3 on asphalt, Bergln won three casional fish to six pounds be­ first inning, and Richie Allen, Kapp Given Choice: Frlsella held the Cardinals to rellevers-tumed-starters a n d drove In what proved to be the CWcago (Janeskl 7-11) a triple to left centerfield, scor- final Ume in the sixth Irmlns S?; SJe^er 2,’ JeftriM 3j weekend features to September. ing taken off eastern Connecti­ who was charged with an error four hits and one unearned run stopped Philadelphia on two winning run with a sacrifice fly B^timore (Cuellar 16-6 and ing two and then came home on ’Mkakis s i S e S moved !l^ /n One year later, to his bid for cut. in the third, both blamed them­ hits, singles by Jim Hutto and in the fourth. Perry no-hit the Haroln 2-2) at Cleveland (Dun- a wild pitch. a walk stole third and when ® Innings; wp. Bteurer; 1, Steu- his second national UUe Stevens White perch are plentiful to unUl the eighth, when Vic Dav- selves. nlng 3-S and Hand 4-9), 2, t w l------!______allUo tripled with two out, and Mike Ryan in the sixth. Reds until they scored on three won three features to May. He the lower Niantlc and Hiames "It was my fault in that first night FEED DeSABBO Take It or Leave It Ron Taylor relieved. A1 Oliver drove in three runs walks and two hits In the sixth. did the trick on consecutive Rivers. inning,” Carlton said, referring Boston (Peters 10-9) at Wash- Fastball Equal to McDowelVs ’ NEW YORK (A P )— ^While the Minnesota "Vikings Blue crabbing is fair in estu­ Frisella attributed his suc­ for Pittsburgh with a groundout After Pete Rose singled with ing^tongton (Cox - ), N — A ______weekends. to Donn Clendenon’s two-run 6 8 Th«n Ttf,. r. a ___ Th® second game brings fast- were telling Joe Kapp to take it or leave it most Na- aries along the central and eas­ cess this season to a forkball and a tw o^ n homer, and the one out, three walks forced in a Detroit (Cain 10-8 and Niekro single. "He shouldn’t have Pirates’ Bill Mazeroski record­ run and Lee May’s two-out dou­ with '.V. 1 ^ walked Otf jj^j, softball back to town. The tional Football League clubs were shedding players and tern Connecticut shore. he learned to throw in the Ven- 10-9) at New York (Stottlemyre eiuelan winter league. He said come to bat. You can’t give ed his 4,781 putout in the sixth, ble drove in two. But Bemie this team four outs.” 10-9 and Bahnsen 10-7), 2, twl- INLAND FI8HINO he learned it from a teammate setting a National League Carbo was thrown out trying to Palmer Junks Slider aged by Ray McKenna, will bat- Kapp, who played out his op- "We just gave the game night ^ c k Intr^uced ^ o 26-Iap ug Construction from And- tlon last year as he led the VR Trout fishing is slow state­ there, Diego Segui. record for career putouts by a score on the double, ending the away,” Allen said. “ Carlton mata events each night and to over. kings to the NFL championship, Colts Saturday nig^t against wide. Fishermen after warmwa- “ He showed me how to grip second baseman. inning. Friday’s Games Oakland. made a bad throw, but I each case, DeSarro started way with the Doves are veteran Is reportedly demanding a four- ter fish are doing well to most the ball. I started throwing it • • * * • • Milwaukee at Kansas CSty, 2, Hie Raiders said Daryle La- messed up that play in the And Blanks Red Sox back to the field and has been pitchers Doug WlUett and Art year, milUon-dollar ponds. Mudge Pond and Hatch in the next game I pitched and EXPOS - CUBS — ASTROS - PADRES — twl-nlght conttact nionlca will start at quarter- third inning, too.” REO LEAGUE literally flying past all compel- Melanson. and a $280,000 bonus. His where- Pond are good for caUco bass. rv e been throwing it ever Oakland at Minnesota, N BALTIMORE (AP) — While most pitchers seek an­ Allen fielded a grounder and It was all Bob Bailey on of­ Houston scored two runs in Itors. Also: Bantam Lake (white since,” Frisella said. other delivery for their mound repertory, Jim Palmer of Gorman Brothers, playing bril­ abouts have not beeai known for ^ b le r"w lU n m b ^ v held it instead of throwing to fense In Montreal’s first-game the eighth on Cesar Cedeno’s California at Chicago, ll4 perch); Pachaug Pond (large Manager Gil Hodges support­ Baltimore at Cleveland, the Baltimore Orioles has junked one of his. liant ball last half of the season, Also, DeSarro, for the record, Monday night Aug. 17 at Dil- nearly two weeks. ggg ^gj.g ggtion ^ second for a forceout, or to victory. Bailey lashed a two-run RBI infield hit and shortstop calico bass and bluegills); Glas- ed Fiisella's estimate of the night ’The 24-year-old right-hander, —------—______moved into a three-way tie for has won six straight races. Af- ion Stadium in Hartford the On Wednesday, though, the ^ew Orleans released wide home where a man was scor­ single and three-run homer to Jose Arcia’s throwing error and " ^ 1* go Pond (yellow perch); Quad- pitch. Boston at Washington, N who no longer uses a slider, orioles who have won is second place last night by de- ter winning at Stafford Satur- Queen and her Court will play Vlkes sent a telegram to Kapp’s receiver Scott Arnold and back Mike Wegener’s seven-hit then won in the 10th on Johnny dlck Reservoir (yellow perch, "Any 11 m e a guy can come ing. Detroit at New York, N mowed down the Boston Red ^ ^ „ A m erl Seating the Town Employes, day night, he went to the area sports celebrities to a se- attorney, John EUlott Cook, say- picked up aanton King an of “ We gave them too many pitching. „ Edwards, two-out, run-scoring calico bass). up with a freak pitch like a Sox 3-0 on a four-hitter Wednes- r 1 ® J 16-1 at Mt Nebo. Thompson Speedway for Sun- ven toning tUt. The Queen is the Ing further meetings to discuss fg„giyg p^^^g ^ runs,” said Cardinal Manager In the nightcap, Cubs’ rookie single. knuckleball or forkball and get National League day night wdth an oveniowering i,y g f^ es, gave *PalmL^ aU ^°® Queglia and Dave Bran- day’s tvrin 28’s and once again females’ answer to Ed Felg- contract terms ’’would serve no iggggd uy Kansas Cltv ’ and The Connecticut River is still Red Schoendlenst. southpaw Larry Gura, making A1 Ferrara’s RBI single, an ■pw;yjv.v.v.-.' the ball over the plate he has East Division fa ^ b a ll and an effecUve curve, needed in the fimt "lek both knocked out four hits the No. 16 walked off with top ner’s four-man Court. real p u i ^ e ” and that Kapp guarded to the Saints by walv- providing good catches of white , Elsewhere in the National his second start, won his first error and Chris Cannizzaro’s to help himself,” Hodges sa^d. ‘ W. L, Pet. O.B. -ae fourth victory for Palmer o f f ^ d with Jim Dowling and Bub dollar. Llsted with the celebs, are ra- should either accept their pre- ^ catfish and small white perch. major league game. An RBI sin­ run-producing double had built Hodges said he expected to League, Montreal beat Oilcago Pittsburgh 60 49 .680 — in his last five decisions bro^ht pa^ B lh ir opened wlUi hits and Talaga getting three each. Pok- • dlo station anouncers, PhU Bur- offer and report to trato- Pike fishing Is fair to the Glas­ 6-2 before the Cubs came back gle by Glenn Beckert and Jim a 3-0 San Diego lead. his season’s record The Boston Patriots cut two tonbury area. get only five Innings from Fri- New York 58 49 .642 1 “ pporodscored on one-out singles by gess (WINF) and Arnold Dean o^'uP Imniedlately or look to win 11-3, San Francisco Hickman’s three-run homer sent • • • Chicago 56 63 equalling his number Softball Scheduling for work elsewhere. rookies and said another one, COSTUME CHANGE— ^The difference between night and day for bugler Sam sella, but he stayed strong un­ .814 4 of OK softball fans, the schedule (wTIC). stopped CincinnaU 6-3, Houstcsi the Cubs to a 4-0 lead in the first DODGERS - BRAVES — Phlla’phia 49 67 and Ellie “ We axe prepared to play the ]^d® receiver Skip Orzulak, suf- Koza is a change of costume. By day, dressed in colorful red and white, he de­ til the eighth when the Cardi­ .462 99%% triumphs for last year when a Hen"Lcks‘'® ""'“ " '' Greg for postseason play seems con- • • • shaded San Diego 4-8 in 10 in­ Inning. John Calllson also hom- Willie Davis cracked a bases- St. Louis 49 89 .464 1010%% tom back muscle sidelined him 197070 season without Kann Kapp, ” tered a shcmlder separation and lights racing fans by heralding thoroughbreds to the post at Belmont and nals scored twice. After Dava- Loser Sonny Siebert, 11-6, who Johnson, John Harkins and Tom fusing, but its really simple ac- would be sidelined three to five NBA Officials nings and Los Angeles blasted ered for Chicago, while Rusty loaded homer and Bill Russell Montreal 48 62 .436 12% Better 'Ilian Racing General Manager Jim Finks Aqueduct. By night he plays with an “ oompah band” at New York restaurant. lillo's run-scoring triple, Taylor Walsh had two hits apiece. weeka Atlanta 12-2. Staub and John Boccabella pounded two triples and a single "I stopped using the sUder a The Town scored their lone c o r d ^ to Assistant Rec Dlrec- Last weekend to Epplng, said. “ We won’t gdve to to de­ took over and allowed only Joe West Division San Francisco signed South­ Meeting Today * • • homered for Montreal. enabling Los Angeles’ Alan Fos­ couple of games back,” Palmer second ^ollOT^S**hls^*own ^® Ike sev- ®“ ''®*'-, N.H., site of the seventh Amer- mands that are totally out of Torre’s single. • • * Cincinnati 78 36 .676 — ern Cal tackle Gary McArthur, Loser Steve Carlton 6-18, who PIRATES - PHILS — ter to coast to his seventh victo­ sald. “ It’s a great pitch, but ^ a ^ a erS ^ ®"‘ k to close out a dismal sea- If two first place teams are (can Hot Rod Assn. Grand line with the principles we have CHICAGO (AP) — Owners of Los Angeles 61 46 .670 12 tied, example Gunver’s Stamp- American Chaltan^rSeriel'too used in toe'p ^ t to 's T g n Vikln^ the 49ers’ No. 6 draft choice, Tj^K t M oney^ iS lflC feC fllllg I n t e V e S t walked Tommy Agee and With the Pittsburgh starting GAINTS ■ REDS — ry against nine losses. Orlando some of mine were acting like ®®®™‘®® National Basketball Association San Fran. 82 88 .486 % threw away a double-play rotaUon upset by Injuries, Luke Gaylord Perry, 18-10, stopped Cepeda hit his 24th homer for 21 mediocre fast balls and toen I ^ ^ ® ^ M d toe Lantern House in most exciting event staged’ was players.” announced toe departure of clubs met today for a aeries of Atlanta 82 67 .477 22 Walker, 8-3, joined the Pirates’ Cincinnati on four hits and Atlanta. couldn’t get my curve over. Jonnson. CANDLELIGHT LEAGUE toe Rec League, playoff game the Pennzoll Super-Chipmunk Nine-year comerback Herb defensive tackle Steve Van Sin- discussions on routine matters grounder in the three-run Met Houston 48 61 .440 26 "Not only that, but the slider Palmer yielded his first hit, a ’The roof fell in on ’Tedford’s wUl be played Friday night, airplane exhlbiUon by pilot Art Adderly of toe Green Bay Pack- deren from Washington State, and, it's believed, on proposals San Diego 43 67 .391 31% was tiring my arm because of single by Reggie Smith, in the Barbers last night as Ray’s with toe winner advancing auto- Scholl. and five-year middle line- fl*® Cleveland Browns said to merge with toe American the way I throw it with a wrist teurth and then walked Yas- Restaurant put a damper on the matically to toe Town Touma- When Scholl took to the nlr hacker Al Atkinson of the New they dropped two rookies and Basketball Association. Sports Schedule \ Two-Run Homers Beat Cleveland Ace Wednesday’s Results motion. I won’t use the slider trzemskl. Both runners ad- Barbers’ second place thoughts, Reduced Golf on TV Montreal 6-3, Chicago 2-11 ment. ^11 r a L g stopp^ and toe l l ' ^ork Jets retired. lost defenrive back Rlok Steven- again until I really need it, but vanced on an infield out, but Rays downed Tedfords, 8-1, put- The loser of that game wiU be- year veteran of toe airways be- Adderly gave no reason for Arizona to two years of NEW YORK (A P)— One state of toe economy we simply sent about ten per cent of com- t o ^ n ^ a t e " ^ ffn y ” f ^ ! d T o m New York 6, St. Louis 3 right now the fast ball and Palmer retired Rico Petrocelli ting the losers in sole possession TONIGHT’S SOFTBALL Pittsburgh 4, Philadeli^a 0 come toe No. 2 team in toe gan his stunt flying display. his action but Atkinson said mlltary service television network report- feel we may have to reduce our m ^cial revenues.^ sideraUon will be given to too Pizza vs. Gunver, 6:16 Nebo curve should be enough if I get ^ *l ®iHy Conlgllaro on called of third. league.' But if there is a Ue for The professor of aeronautics Players such as controversial Miami released four players, ed today it will reduce its prop'am. ’ ^ , , ^® ?'® ’*..P ’ l^®a of merging, but an issue McDowell Blames Himself Los Angeles 12, Atlanta 2 them over.” strikes. Ray’s Jim Mistretta tossed a Taylor vs. Alberti’s, 7 :30 Nebo San Francisco 8, Cincinnati 3 second place, these teams wUl is part of a five-man team rep- *l®ts quarterback Joe Namath center Joe Mirto left toe Dol- golf coverage in 1971 spokesman for toe C®lum- ^ filmed golf feature ramifications is not Palmer, who walked 21 bat- “ Both third strikes were on two-hitter against the high-scor- Klock vs. Wholesale, 6:18 CLEVELAND, Ohio concluded. “ I knew I hit it good but I Houston 4, San Diego 3 also have a playoff, with toe resenting toe United States in the recent players’ strike phlns’ camp voluntarily and, cause o f tig h t m on ey and ^ escape some noUce. ters in his first three games of the inside,” Palmer said. “ Bos- lag Barbers. Keeney Murcer, who entered the didn’t think it was high enough winner becoming toe third niv>niove to merge has been tween Albertis and Lenox at night McDowell. “ I couldn’t have made that . . . . 5 decision to the New York couldn’t have touched him but as he hit the fence. He was poet-season tilts scheduled to low-slung single-winged plane. State, strained his right knee muscle but kept Qualye on sured toe millions of arm-chair ..^ 6 have reached toe maxi- ’’ ® ®P®"‘l '^'® ^^® stalled by the NBA player’s suit 7:80. If Lenox wins, a playoff New York (Seaver 16-8) at St. "My fast ball used to sail, but pitch in Boston,” Palmer said, _ . ® . ^ i . errors Uie viewers that there would be no ^um in audiences while produc- awaits possible enabling Yankees. he was getting behind and had taken to the Shaker Medical start Monday. It is powered by a 260 horsepow- hospitalized. He wlU Broncos’ roster. game to determine first place Louis (Briles 3-3), N it has straightened out some “ or it would have been a home f . ' . nla!^°''at Keenev Fie?d McDowell blamed his failure to come in with. it. As a Center for X-rays. er Lycoming six-cylinder en- miss toe Bengals’ exmo.uonexhibition st.gt. Louis announced toethe re- ®®” ®"®‘* tlon costs continue to soar.” legislation by Congress. will be played immediately. Atlanta (Nash 10-4) at Los now,” Palmer said. “ However, run. I can imagine how it would ^ u to set up his fastball for his result, he hung a couple. The Hie Indians chased Fritz Pe­ This weekend toe third annual ^he landlnir eear and ®P®”®'' Saturday night against lease of 34-year-old guard Ken next y e a r .______^ ^ q b S also sponsors toe. . . Ameri- A...... ™ X t ‘ lntor '^®«> ‘® ®®">® ®PPO®ltlOn At 9 Gorman Brothers battle Angeles (Osteen 11-9), N I can control it better-m ove it be to have to pitch there all whnle,«ip anchester Slow RItph TfMimn. . . ® ® . . . Washindon.Washington. n,—.. .u . *u. p, i, We are In toe process of ne- exit in the fifth Inning after he home run I hit was a slider terson 13-7 in the sixth when Wholesale play tonight to deter­ Manchester Slow Pitch Tourna­ wings have been shortened to ------o----- Gray, toe last of toe Cardinals .. . Golf Classic, scheduled thisui.o ^ mnpo nonni. ^ to merger among NBA owners. Barry’s Boys to decide second Houston (BllUngham 9-4) at in and o u t” year. At a session Wednesday, gave up two - run homers to that he hung to me.” Ray Fosse hit his 17th homer af­ mine first place. ment will bo held at Charter perform its stunts. The Redskins released 10-year who played for toe team to Chi- contracts,” Dey said, .^veek in Akron, and toe CBS more people. _____ place in the Rec League with San Diego (Coombs 9-8), N coaches got together for a run­ Thurman Munson and Bobby Murcer’s blow was his 16th ter singles by pinch-hitter Rich Bob Olschefskl went 4-4 with Oak Park. Many town teams defensive tackle Joe Rutgens cago before 1960, after toe club ‘ ^ certain we will have as Qoif aasslc, a series of filmed CFW drawing a bye. Cincinnati (Washburn 1-2) at Scholl is also down on rule interpretations, Murcer. of the season and scored Danny Rollins and Larry Brown. Don Palmer, Bruce Wlnot, Jim are entered, plus toe...a best clubs h y^ p la n e and five youngsters and an- determined his knees, operated televised tournamente to elimination team matches S w im m in ir r n n c H San Francisco (Reberger 3-4) Humper, Bob Glldea and Mike from toe area wUl be making driver in toe “ "Hmlted cate- nounced they will start a veter- „n in recent years, might not P®*'*'®P® which lasts 16 weeks. Players §re ^ P ) necessitated particularly by toe MONDAY, AUG. 10 “ I had great stuff but I didn’t Cater, who had reached first ’The Yankees added three Net Star Art Ashe use it,” ' McDowell said after Friday’s Games Okobrick pounding out two hits toe trip to Manchester. f r y . He sdd Jljdng is less an offensive unit headed by withstand another season " ' T T " ! ; . . ®®"'P®t® »225.«X> ‘n Prize Don winner Jf appearance of four new men- ’The winner of the Gorman- base on a force at second, more runs in the ninth on run­ ,.Hii -I------A.._ dangerous than the boats. His quarterback Sonny Jurgensen. putshnnrh Phnnrwrt rp p u .. Twentv-toree tmirnnmenta ------Don SchollanUer, winner of four losing his sixth game in 22 de­ Chicago at Philadelphia, N each. The Finals will be played Aug. j , . . . tom. one heading the Phoenix Barrys’ game playing VFW at Munson, wlio hit his fifth scoring singles by Pete Ward craft is an 18-foot Aqua Craft . The New York Giants ac- ^tts®urgli chopped 11 rookies Til, r.oa H, M n ID j ®tvlmmtog at toe yjg others leading the cisions. “ This was not an off New York at Pittsburgh, N For Motas the last place team 18-16. 6:16. homer after Horace Clarke sin­ and Gene Michael and an error powered by a 427 cubic inch qulred veteran linebacker Matt „ P‘“ ® the Masters, U.S. and Brit- IJke C ^ , toe N a U o^ Broad- 1964 Tokyo Olympics, h ^ been expansion clubs, PoriUand, night. Montreal at St. Louis, N Playing Impressively in the standings, ’Tom Morse, gled to lead off the fifth, said, on 'Fosse. While on toe softball scene toe fuel-injected Chevy engine. Hazeltlne from San Francisco, " t;’®'’^"® ® Bl>dns from toe Ish Opens. castingisting Company, with a heavy named coach of toe swimming Cleveland and Buffalo “ My fastball was as good as Cincinnati at Los Angeles, N Steelers’ roster. commitment in baseball and pro and water polo teams at Le-wis “ Sam wasn’t wild to me. He McDowell walked six batters BROOKLINE, Mass. (A P )-A rth u r Ashe seems to be gremietskT'and"" ^0^ Martel seventh annual Jimmy Fund Ou ground action at New reportedly for cash, and an- Hie New York Racing Asso­ I've ever thrown it but in order Atlanta at San Diego, 2, twl- Of these, toe American Broad- football,has limited its golf op- and Clark College. ------was throwing real good stuff. and hit one in the 4 2-3 inn­ putting his game together just at the right time, and each rapped out two hits. Beneflt softball program will be England Dragway, 34,962 fans nounced that Dennis Byrd, who Buffalo’s six-year veteran ciation distributed purses total­ to use a fastball you have to nlght casting Company presented 13, eratlons. During toe peist year. I hit a low fastball that (home ings he worked. He gave up Houston at San Francisco, N the onetime king of American amateur tennis hopes it held, Tuesday night Aug. 18 at jammed toe grandstands for had been signed as a free agent. tight end Charley Ferguson an- A n ing '(10,128,710 in 2,087 races at set It up and I didn’t. It was plate umpire Ed) Runge said five hits, four of them In the nounced his reUrement and toe sponsored toe Crosby and Y e s t e r d a y ’ s S ta r s Aqueduct, Belmont Park and sure stupidity on my part,” he ------just might carry him to the top in his first crack at „ dus’TY league Charter Oak. In toe past, over the rain-delayed weekend of packed his bag and left camp. ” 7,7 ’'''-“ spokesman said ratings were Hone tournaments toe National ,i e » ie r u » y » o m m would have been a ball. fifth. $3,000 has been coUected for this the world’s fastest cars. Kansas City linebacker Bobby BllU w^ved comerback Hilton ^ ^ torprevloua f X ^ I T e AVTO ^ d toe BATTING-Jlm Spencer, An- Saratoga in 1969. Of these, Ilf the U.S. pro championship. ~7r,r— p ” I figure my chances ^ e ’^ * '® ’ Emerson and prised league - leading Center wortoy organization. In toe AA Fuel class, Jim Bell, who suffered a back Injury Ciuwford. P «® and toe ^ Ploy G o lf were stakes events. Average pretty good,” the Davis Cup “ ’® ^^® quarter- Congo with a 9-3 pounding last B ^ ia ^ d to toe- firet game is Nlcoll took top honors by down- in toe College All-Star g ^ e , ^ V ® ^ r f com ert^ k WUUe Worto Series of GoU^ „ „ purse per race was f9,164. star from Gum Spring, Va.. said *^® ®“ ‘®'‘ P'“ ®® "^ ^ t at Robertson Park. Hie toe well-balanced, high-scoring InS Chris Karamesines with an will miss thrM or tour exhlbl- Datoel was cut by toe Los pgj. g^^ higher,” toe cent and toe Crosby up three " ’luuluK runs, in 7-8 victory To lfw o o d Major League Mini Hero Oyler Wednesday a fte r ^ a n c li^ g to ^®^^ '^®®“^®^ ^ dinners jumped off to a quick Center Billiards, led by Steve3tevl elapsed time of 212.76 m.p.h. tlon games. Chiefs Coach Hank geles Rams. A spokesman tor P ^ per c e T d S e W .rillTon- ®^®*' the quarterfinals •with a 6-3, 6-4 Australia, seeking a fifth con- 4-0 lead , at the end of the first McAdam, Dave White, BobBO. GeneG.™ Snowsnow won U.. _ ...... m. .Andy .WilUnn,. ww . Opon n.'snn j ...... ooaa lumc wiu. uibh. smau ...ui-i C.C. SATURDAY at B:1S = L e a d e r s = second round victory over Is- sectlve ch^pionsW p here, inning. Brannlck and Mike Reardon. Division with an e.t. of 7:05, Baltimore p lo c^ “ l^;®® 5°®’“ f ^ ® f . *;” ®® Diego In February i^e had toe Block, NBC spo’rts publicist, rates, pitched a two-hitter to 4-0 mall El Shafei of the United Moore of South Afri- CB&T’s Charles PooUn rap- The AU Stars wlU present - or a speed of ^ .3 0 . Don Nlch- ies on w^yere w d ^ d J r tu ^ off-season otoeTtoumamente are up '’t®toiy over PhllUes. Amerifian League OPEN TO PUBLIC NASCAR MODIFIED Arab Republic. ®®’ Graebner o i New ped out Uiree hits wIUi Bill power-hitter Bert Baskerville, olson won the Super Stock cate- Unites would quarterback toe surgery. golf tournaments—an average tor negotiation.” Batting (300 at bats)—Oliva, Delivers Key Hit It was the second consecuUve “ P®®‘ " ’l^'ar over Morse also contributing three plus Dave Solomonson, Don gory by upsetting series leader. audience score of 11.2, which Tight money represents only Pistol Oiamp 1 Mile from Gay City Minnesota .329; Yastrzemski, triumph in straight sets for Newcombe in to the attack. CroweU, Jim Breen and Tom Ronnie Sox. The winning speed meant we reached 6% miUion part of toe squeeze. The TV net- CAMP PERRY, Ohio (AP) — STOCK CAR Boston .323. NEW YORK (A P)—Somewhere in baseball barren Ashe, but he figures to have a ^ t c h . plays Congo’s Bob Magnano hit a Rea. was 139.63. Sox turned a 137.19. BASK£T8 A U t homes per average minute.” works lose all cigarette adver- Marine WO Francis Hlgginson Rt. 85, Hebron, Cotuu Runs—Yastrzemskl, Boston bit more trouble in his quarter- ^ ^ ® : ^ ‘rd- solo homer in the third with Sports Dial Tom Calhoun, vice-president Using with toe start of toe 1971 of PlacervlUe, Calif., won toe 82; ’Tovtir, Minnesota 82. Seattle, a small group of die-hard fans surely are cheer­ SCORES, ing again for Ray Oyler after he gave California fans final test against Tony Roche, ®®®^®‘* ^en ^ m w ^I of Austra- Ray Blanco knocking out three of Hughes Sports Network season and this is said to repre- National Pistol Championship RACING! Runs batted in—J. Powell, TONIGHT who also advanced Wednesday Dprsdale of hits. Ed McCarthy and Carl Ho- TONIGHT’S GAMES which undertook seven to u rn a ------• Baltimore 88; Killebrew, Min­ something to cheer about for the first time. by defeating his feUow Austra^ South .Wrica; and Marty Rles- henthal had two hits apiece, Hinson Making Name The light-hitting shortstop, ------■'------Wholesale vs. Mota’s, 7:45 . /.A D I. ™ _ nmm. mcnts. Said, “ We will be doing nesota 88. 6:00 Yank. V . Tiger., WINF toan to two p r e v iZ who left SeatUe before the base­ llan Fred StoUe, 7-6 6-7 6-1. ®®" “ Evanston, Bl., plays Jan ’The winners pulled off a dou- North 2 FEATURES! Hits—Oliva, Minnesota 137; ^ e eighth. It was Oyler, who ball team did finally made some Roche, who la seeded fourth in ^odes of Czechoslovakia. bleplay in the seventh inning. Barry’s vs. Biota, 9:00 North 7:26 Red Sox v«. Senators, years.” Harper, Milwaukee 136. oddly had a rabid fan club in fans in Anaheim as the mini- On PGA Golf Tour w n c “The ratings have been fairly Doubles—Harper, Milwau­ SeatUe last season despite his this tournament compared to hero in the Angels’ 7-6 victory AKRON, Ohio (A P)— Larry Hinson looked almost SENIOR LEAGUE constant but toe sales response Ifs like having kee 32; Cardenas, Minnesota 26. .176 career batting average. Aft­ Stags 47 (J. Welch 10, R. 9:00 Met. v.. Card., WBMI to golf has not.been a strong as Home runs—'Killebrew, Min­ over the Minnesota ’Twins in the, American in their last meet- Sand Shot^ Isnh Difficulu------^ embarrassed as he received congratulations from his er being traded first to Oakland before. Because of toe present nesota 33; P. Howard, Washing- Minneapolis Wednesday night. and then sold to the Angels, he ing and hold an over-all edge — •» — — - — — — ” fellow pros for his gutty, second place tie in last week’s ^Ytttke 11 K ^der 6), w ’s 33 Jim Spencer was the big hero a babysitter on 29; Yastrzemskl, Boston 29. hadn’t made much of a hit in against him. But In the current with two two-run homers, in­ f Need Little Body Movement rich Westchester Golf Classic. ^ g ™. Stolen bases—Harper, Mil­ Anaheim without a hit in nine $80,000 tourney at Longwood, “ But I didn’t win,” toe b o y ------cluding the game winner in the waukee 30; P. Kelly, Kansas Umes at bat. CHARLIE 8HABOS with its use of the relatively g jjDDIE SU8ALIA IrfUy handsome 28-year-old second idiot « i toe green, about i i , ” !tow“ r 11) eighth inning, as the Angels re­ I generally play the ball ahoiit Wheelwright Violated No Rules for your City 28; Alomar, California 28. * « • new sudden death tiebreaking blond said. “ I didn’t win. mained Ued for second place Pro at La Costa Country Club three inches inside my left heel. seven feet from the hole. Pitching (10 decisions)—C^n, A’ 8 • ROYALS — system, anything can happen in “ That was a $7,000 putt you Nicklaus also reached, but Deficit iS-3 769: Oakland relied on the big bat SW’s S h ares a givenK.vcii match.iiiaLui. ^ Newsfeatures The stance is open, with the left made,” Bunky Henry said. was about 21 feet away, A lw o rth Quit Pro Football furnace. eli, aeveland 16-6, .727 ,2.63; R. ^ L e r ic a i^ ^ S ie ^ e ^ of Don Mlncher and the pitching Roche and Stolle gave a good ™ wlUidrawn several Inches, "But I didn’t win.” “ When I put It on the green demonstration of tiiat in their described The club U swung on an ou t Meet Hall, BalUmore 8-3, .727, 2.68. League West. rf Chuck Dobson, 13-10. Mlncher "You’ve had two seconds and I thought there was no way To Add ress duel Wednesday nlgiit, taking slde-ln pattern, which causes it Cl® * ‘ T repla“ m °n r io r A B sS r two doubles and a and three thirds this year,” an­ Nicklaus could beat me tor Because He Was Underpaid Lolich, Detroit shortstop Jim Fregosl, who did drove in two runs behind Dob­ turns winning via tiebreakers ®“®® “ *® other i»x> said. second," Hinson said. "I thought 184. before Roche tunied it on to 1 *«“ • T® bUow for this acUon toe same thing when I got to SAN DIEGO (AP) —Lionce got caught to the tight money 7 ^ QUAUFYINC HEATS the unexpected—he got a base son's four-hitter. UConn Clinic “ But I didn’t wta.” take the last set easily. ™ About two feet to the left of . , . ^ the green and saw him away. Alworth says he quit pro foot- market. The Chargers’ refusal Our business is the care and feeding of furnaces. The difference hit—setting off the winning COU1*SO« til® pilli fr*^^ALL4MEHICAN CIHPACTt National League TIGERS - SENATORS — Charlie Sharos, head basket- Hinson, to his third year 've to ment. This is wrong. Actually, tag the pros-the Ue yard, par 70 Firestone Country cap of a poUo-withered left arm tract. had violated no regulaUims of furnace. STAFFORD SPRINGS. CONN. ■Home runs—Bench, ancinna- ANGELS - TWINS — and Jim Magnuson won his first During eight of the last nine ^ fo re fto^^*w M ^btoir®'“ ™^* SI®” “ “ ® ^ movement, moon crater or fried egg Ue. ’ Club course. to become a top money winner. “ If the pubUshed figures were the National F’ootball League, its seasons he has guided teams succumbing. ^ The swing is executed mosUy Instead of OUT AT A PRIVATE TRACK/ gear, 8360. Call after 6:30. • i iv e AVV.PS ARPANSE/iAENTS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ARE 'toU TRVlMO ■} FOR A SPECIAU.TPAININS ACROSS 56 Adolescent 644.0363. year 1O0O?POI6Otl STATISTICAL VEHICLE.'... 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For BY L i)^ LEONARD Personals ways sealed and small truck­ Roofing— Siding 16 per hour, after short train­ why not apply for Uils position. interview call J. W. Klngry, 1968 22’ COVERED wagon camp ing done A-1 right. Call Tre- STEADY POSITION. BIDWELL Home Improvement ing. For interview and ap­ Hie hours are flexible. Please 633-0291, Westinghouse Credit NOEL ADAIR Dry Skin Foot trailer, 643-5927. mano Trucking Service toll- Creme, lubricants for callous­ Co. Expert installation of plication, call 203-226-8710, or reply Box S, Manchester Her­ Corp. An equal opportunity STORE BENEFITS. free. 742-9487. ald. STEVE CANYON BY BOLTON CANIFF es, hard dry skin, rough heels, ABC Better Homes, largest dis­ aluminum siding, gutters and write Safety Dept., United employer. Systems, Inc., Interstate legs. Softens and soothes tired play of mobile homes in Con­ SHARPENING Service—Saws, trim. Roofing Installation and APPLY Terminal Bldg., 2176 Berlin SALESCLERK and cashier, ex­ ...AND HAS NOT TO INTERVIEW ^ AND THINK ^ feet. Quinn’s Pharmacy, 873 necticut. Open house daily 9-9, knives, axes, shears, skates, repairs. 649-6496, 875-9109. Tpke., N ew in^n, Conn., cellent pay, good hours, pleas­ ANSWERED CALL­ THE PILOT OF ABOUT WHAT'S Main, Manchester. Summer Special new 12’ wide rotary blades. Quick service. ?200-$250 WEEKLY BITSV BEEKMAN'5 UPS FROM HI6H P & S ROOFING and repairs 06111. Training originates in ant working conditions in HAPPENED TO for 84,995. ABC Better Homes, Capitol Equipment Co., 38 DAVID SO N & AIRCRAFT IS OFF CITY RADIO... POTEETS LITTLE TWO teens nm children’s par­ 1463 Berlin ‘Turnpike, Berlin, done realistically. Free esti­ Indianapolis, Indiana. OPPORTUNITY modem pharmacy. Apply at WORLD SINCE Main St., Manchester. Hours mates. CaU anytime, 649-1516, once to manager. Liggett ties. We take care of every­ Conn. 828-6541. daily 7:30-6, Thursday, 7:30-9. Top opening for woman jvith LEYENTHAL THE PIECES thing. For information, call Drug, Manchester Shopping BE6AN 7D FLY.' Saturday, 7:30-4. 643-7958. ROOFING and roof repair, recent experience in home Parkade. MANCHESTER Plan-A-Party. 649-9700 or 643- Coughlin Roofing Co., Inc. 643- party plan management and 2B29. SPECIALS FOR 7707. Help Wantod— sales. N^w division of 65- Household Services year old company offers na­ EXPERIENCED sewing ma­ PARKADE Fem ale 35 tionally known exciting line chine operators, part-time or AUGUST Offered 13-A full-time. Call 643-2264. Aufomoblies For Sale 4 Roofing and MA’TURE woman to live in as of leisurewear, lingerie, in­ 1970 Continental 21’. Loaded TWO handymen want a variety companion housekeeper to timate wear, jewelry. 1966 GRAY Ford custom 500, with Extras, including Bath ‘Tub Chimneys 16-A V-8, automaUc, $696. Call 649- v/ith Shower, Eye Level Oven, of jobs by day or hour. We elderly lady. Own room and No delivering or collections clean yards, attics and ceUars. 8135 or after 6 p.m. — 643-6013. Self Storing Vinyl Awning and ROOFING — Specializing re­ TV. Light housework, one-level by sal/es people or hostess. MR. ABERNATHY much more. Regular $5079.00 Reasonable. Call 643-5305. modem home. Work alternate Cigar and Tobacco BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY pairing roofs of all kinds, new SALARY plus COMMISSION VOLKSWAGEIS bus, run- $4495.00 weeks, every other week off. CUSTOM made draperies, slip roofs, gutter work, chimneys plus BONUS assures immed­ ning condition, needs battery. Phone after 6 p.m., 649-5088 or Manager Wanted ot Once 1970 Chevrolet Pick Up with covers and reupholstering. cleaned and repaired. 30 years’ iate high earnings. For local $296 or best offer. Call eve­ 649-2602. Brand New Camper, Complete Budget terms. EstabUshed In experience. Free estimates. Interview appointment phone EXCELLENT PAY, PLEASANT WORKING nings 647-1101. New Haven, Conn. v/ith Jacks ...... 83995.00 1946. Days, 624-0164, eve­ CaU Howley 643-5361, 644- PURCHASING clerk — exper­ CONDITIONS, FRINGE BENEFITS. COMMIS­ WINTHROP 8333. BY DICK CAVALU 1969 CAMARO, SS396, turbo- 1970 Avalon 17’ Sport, Brand nings,. 649-7590. ienced in purchasing desirable, SIONS PAID ON SALES. APPLY AT ONCE hydramatlc, bucket seats, gage new with Travel Awning, Dual bookkeeping and general office CALL COLLECT TO MANAGER. DICK cluster, vinyl roof, Daytona j'Gas bottles and more .. $1995.00 LIGHT TRUCKING, cellar and experience would be consid­ attics cleaned, odd jobs, lawns, Heating and Plumbing 17 (203) 624-0131 yellow. Must be seen to appre- , , - n r... 1 ered. Steady work, good pay, SUIT ^ „iof„ ooii «,.D. ^969 Avalon U1 ‘Tykes. We have trees cut and removed. 643- a of'eU J P ^ elate. Must sacrifice. Call 649- GRANT’S Plumbing Service — paid life insurance, hospltaU- LIGGETT DRUG just received six brand new 6000. Free estimates, plus quality 6789 after 6. units. Priced at ...... $995.00 zaUon, holidays, vacatlons.etc. COUNTE3R women for 7 p.m. MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE REWEAVING of burns, moth- work. 643-6341. Apply Contromatics Corp, Di­ to midnight shift, no experi­ 1967 CHEVROLB3T Caprice 1970 Sportsman’s Dream. 10’ vision of Litton Industries, 200 ence. Please apply to the c ? o holes, zippers repaired. Win­ SAM WATSON Plumbing and Wagon, excellent condition. Pick Up Coach, complete with dow shades made to measure, W. Main St., Rockville, or call Mister Donut Shop, 266 West new tires. Call 643-9121. Jacks, Furnace, etc. .. $1695.00 Heating. Bathroom remodel­ Personnel, 876-3317. all size Venetian blinds. Keys ing and repairs. Free esti­ Middle ‘Tpke. made while you wait. Tape re­ 1968 PONTIAC OTO, ram-alr PRE-OWNED BARGAINS mates. CaU 649-3808. EARN $60. and more in famous HOW DOES she do it?? Never high performance motor. corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 brand items. No investment. ^968 Franklin' 19’, Fully Self- Main St., 649-6221. seems short of cash. Her se­ Needs some repair. Excellent 'Jontained. Like New .. $2995.00 Help friends shop from home. cret? She earns good money NURSE'S AIDES opportunity for mechanically WINDOW CLEANING done at Millinory, Send for free all new catalog. as £in AVON Representative. 1988 Huntsman Pick Up Coach Modern convalescent home, excellent benefits, no inclined. Must sell. Best offer. special low rates. Fast, effi­ Dressmaking 19 Popular Club Plan, Dept Z601, Why not join her? Call now: After 6 p.m. 643-1870. with Mono-Matic, Combination Lynbrook, N.Y. rotating shifts, 7-3 and 3-11. Contact ’ Director of Refrigerator. Like New $1795.00 cient service. CaU for free 289-4922. estimates. 646-4220. DRESSMAKING and alterations nurses in person. / 1966 COMET, 4-door, standard, done in my home, reasonable. very clean, reasonable. 742- l969 Tour-A-Homo 10’ Pick Up Coach. Bock Jacks, Furnace. BMALI.I Appliances repaired. Prompt service. CaU 649-1133. CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER 8744 after 6:30. Vety C lean ...... $1295.00 Lamps, cords, clocks, razors, MEADOWS CONVALESCENT HOME blenders, space heaters, etc. NOW IS THE TIME 1961 RAMBLER classic, 4-door 1983 Apache Tent Trailer — 333 BIDWEU ST. M7-14S1 Door bells and locks. Simoniz Moving— T nicking— Are you ready for a change of pace? Our trained coun­ sedan, very clean, good run­ Eagle. Complete with Add-A- selors are ready to assist you in selecting your next ad­ An equal opportunity employer ning condition. Asking $126. 649- Koohi ...... 8396.00 paste wax ail cars. $6.05. Storage 20 “ Marcel,” 25 Wadsworth. 643- vancement-packed job. Don’t delay—it’s your future! 7819. MANCHESTER — Delivery- RECTOWN USA INC. 6922. WE NEVER CHARGE AN APPLICANT A PEE 1966 OLDSMONILE F85, gray “ Your Kind of Dealer” Ught trucking and package de- blue convertible, family car, P.t. 6, West Wlllimantlc, Conn. LIGHT trucking, yards, ceUars, , Uvery. Refrigerators, washers power steering, excellent, con- Open weekday evenings till attics cleaned and removed. and stove moving, specialty. RITA GIRL 10.00 P.M. Folding chairs for rent. 649- dltlMi. 876-8228 after 5 p.m. Bulk delivery. 644-8962. 800 SILVER LANE Telephone 203-423-1625 0762. 99 EAST CENTER ST. EAST HARTFORD 1968 MERCURY, 4-door, excel- MANCHESTER HELP WANTED lent running condition, year old 528-9416 646-3441 1962 FORD Van camper, facto­ Buildlng^^ ^ paint job, V8 engine. Asking Pointing— Paporing 21 ry equipped, many extras, ex- $400. 649-3869. Contracting 14 FULL TIME, ALL AROUND MAN FOR SER­ ' cellent condition. CaU 643-9323. ROGER’S PAIN’TING, interior LEON Cleszynskl builder—new 1961 VOLKSWAGEN, nmning and exterior, ceiling, waU- VICE STATION. MUST BE EXPERIENCED VOLKSWAGEN camper 1968, homes custom built, remodel­ condition, needs minor repair. papering. CaU anytime, 643- low. mileage, good condition. ing, ' additions, rec rooms, ga­ $260. 646-2176. 0923. WE NEED YOUI IN ALL TYPES OF MINOR REPAIRS IN­ 643-7934. rages, kitchens remodeled, bath tUe, cement work. Steps, B.H MAGOWAN JR. ft Sons, CLUDING TUNE-UPS. APPLY IN PERSON. LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON VOLKSWAGEN, 1965, sunroof, RN’s, LPN’s, full and part-time. Enjoy working new motor, tires, $300. Call dormers: ResldenUal or com­ interior and exterior painting, in our modern A-1 convalescent home with a doc­ 647-1732 after 6 p.m. mercial. CaU 649-4291. paper hanging. Thirty years Motorcycles— experience, four generafions. tor on staff daily and graduate aides to assist 1967 MEIRCURY Comet, Capri, Bicycles 11 DORMERS, garages, porches, Free estimates, fuUy insured. you. Exceptionally high rate, two-weeks sick V-8, very clean, 23,000 miles. rec rooms, room additions, 643-7861. leave, two-ilieeks paid vacation, t-paid holidays. GORMAN BROS. SERVICE STATION 1966 ‘TRIUMPH, chrome frame, CaU 646-4980 after 6. kitchens, add-a-Ievels, roofing, Blue Cross and life insurance, paid meal time. On chrome moly front end, Har­ siOing, general repairs. <)uaUty INSIDE—outside painting. Spe­ bus line. No rotation. Phone Mr. Atlas, East 770 MAIN STREET MUST sell. 1966 Mustang. V-8, ley rear wheel, 660 cc, good workmanship. Financing avail­ cial rates for people over 06. 4-speed, vinyl roof, other ex­ running order. CaU after 6, 742- able. Economy BuUders, Inc. (Jail, niy compeUtors, then call Hartford Convale^ent Home, 528-6978. tras. $1,296. 649-1647, 9-6:30. 6328. 643-6159, 872-0647 evenUi^. me. Estimates given. 649-7863. PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 6. 1970 PAGE NINETEEN Housohold Goods 51 Wmlod-—To Boy 58 AporHnonts Hats He'.p WantMi— Ma!o 36 Tonomonts 63 Aparfments Har* ■ / SEWING MACHINE — New HOUSEHOLD lots — AnUques Business Locations Out of Town Houses For Sole 72 Houses Fer Sole 72 Houses For Sale 72 Hduses For Sale 72 O ut of Town SERVICE Btatlon attendant 1969' zigzag, unclaimed laya­ brick-a-brac, locta, frames, poUR-ROOM apartment, ^ Tenements 63 For Rent 64 For Rent 66 wanted, part-time. Apply Sun­ BERRY'S WORLD NORTH ELM St., 2 famUy du­ NINE-ROOM Colonial, large $22,500 DOLL HOUSE, dead-end For Sate 75 CLASSIFIED way, buttonholes, monograms, glassware. We buy estates, family, first floor, heat, yard ATTRACTIVE 5 - room apart­ Mtchen, formal dining room, NEWLY painted — Older home set SerWce Station, B65 E. Mid­ MANCHESTER Green - ground VERNON -r Wniow Brook plex, 7 large rooms each side, street, 1 ^ 1 6 ^ trees, 6-room vERNON ^ u s t listed modem hems,, etc. Now only |64. Easy Village Peddler, Auctioneer, parking, adults only, no ment, centraUy located, stove, with 7H rooms plus a new cel- floor 900 square feet, front por­ Apartments. Immediately new nice condition, 2-car garage, 20’ Uving room, IH baths, first- Ranch, breezeway, 2-car ga­ dle Tpke. terms. 822-0931 dealer. 420 Lake St., Bolton. 649-8247. pgtg. References. fWO. a parking, adults, references, no ler rec.room. Central location, 6-room Colonial. Large master tion carpeted. Second floor, one 3>/i rooms at $160, 4% at $185. lot 100x150. CaU Peg Cieszyn- floor family room, 4 bedrooms, rage, Hutchins Agency, Real­ month. 649-4622. pets. $140. sept. 1st. 64941324. 2-car garage. Large lot, $26,- treed yard. Owner vrtU help tors, 64941824. bedrooms, spacious living ADVERTISING EOCPERIENCED electrician WANTED — Antique furniture, ______large room, 360 square feet, al­ Heat, hot water, refrigerator, skl. Broker, 640-4291. room with fireplace, fonnal so, three adjoining offices. WUl 900. Philbrick Agency, Real­ with financing. May be ixissl- with journeyman or contractor glass, pewter, oil paintings or ggj CENTER ST-4%-room du- SH ROOMS, stove, refrigerator, oven-range, disposal, dish­ dining room, wall to wall car­ Cl a s s i f i e d advertising d e p t , h o u r s rent together or one or two tors, 646-4200. ble to assume 6% per cent INfMACULATE 6-room Ranch license. For appointment call Public Notice other anUque items. Any quan- baths, all appliances, $126. Security deposit. <3all washer, wail to wall carpeting, RANCH — three bedrooms, dln- peting, ih i baths. Large lot separately. CaU 649-2741 or 649- ing room, den, fireplaced-llv- mortgage. BeUiore Agency, 647- Double garage, walk-out base­ 8 AAL to 4:30 PAL H. O. Schulze Inc., 87S-9707. tlty. The Harrison’s, 648-8709, jyjjy carpeted, 2 alr-condlUon- after 6, Available now. Adults aiif-conditionlng, swimming with a view. Assumable mort­ 6688. ing room. Scenic wooded lot, WOODHILl. HEIGHTS — 7H- 1413. ment from family room. Fire­ 166 Oakland Street » heat and hot water, sound- only, no pets. 649-7681. pool, lighted tennis courts, room Ranch, first-floor family gage. $25,900. PhUbrick Agen­ LE-MI CORP., Manchester, To Lease or Buy basketbaU court, parking and Manchester’s best location. place, m baths. Acre lot, 20x COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT ' ^ proofing, storage and parking, OFFICE SPACE, exceUent lo­ room, large beautifully finish­ LOVELY colonial — 7 rooms, 40 pool. Only $31,900. Posek cy, Realtors, 646-4200. Conn. 648-2862. Experienced 3 Rooms of New Furniture REDEXXIRATED first floor, 2 storage aU included. No petk. Bel Air Real Estate 643-9332. cation, parking, first and sec­ ed rec room in basement, en­ 2-car garage, IM baths. Dish- Realtors, 289-7475, 646-4678, Mm PJI. DAT BEFORE PEBUOATIOK lathe and Bridgeport opera­ from «o«m.WHho.tBoard 5> "C i famUy house, 2 bedrooms, CaU Hartford, 527-9238, Ver­ ond floor av^able. Electric GARRISON Colonial, modem closed patio, garage. Excep- Washer, disposal, wall to wall 742-8243. tors, second shift only. kitchen, bath, Uving room with non, 872-4400. DwhIMbu for Sotnrdoy ond Mondoy la «:M p.in. PHiiai \ / f O P ) F T FURNISHED room for rent for Charles Pontlcelll, 649-9644. heat, air-conditioning and jani- kitchen, formal dining room, tiemaUy weU maintained. PhU- in-several rooms. Central. Mr. BOLTON fireplace, porch, garage and PLUMBEIRS and steam fitters A gentleman, all c o n v e n ie n c e s ,------torisil service available. As low NICE three room apartment large living room with fire­ brlck Agency, Realtors, 646- Lombardo, Belflore Agency, ASSUMABLE 6 per cent mort- yard. UUUUea, heat included. TOUB OOOPiDBATlON WHX wanted, wages |6.25 per hour. near bus line. 649-6914. THREE-room apartment, se­ as $100 per month. C ^ 649- with heat, hot water, stove and place, one full and two haU- 4200. 647-1418. gage, “monthly ■ payments ‘ $90. $20,000. ★ COLONIAL $200. Call 648-0002 small three-bedroom Ranch. BE APPRECIATED DIAL M3-2711 Call 876-2606. cond floor, porch. Available 5334, ask for Max Grossman. refrigerator. $125. Adults only. Assume B%% FHA Mortgage. ★ MODERN September 1st. 8110 monthly. MANCHESTER — A spacious more for your money! Buy Modem kitchen, new furnace. Security deposit required, no 180’. $31,600. PhUbrick .Agency, $134. McHithly Pays AU. PART-TIME, for lawn and ★ SPANISH COMFORTABLE room, 21 Sum­ LARGE one-bedroom apart­ m id d l e ’TURNPIKE near Par- lawn surrounds this 4-bedroom a Split Level. rooms, 3 full Call and see this cutie. Mitten Call 646-0481. ment on bus line in Vernon, pets. CaU 643-9678. Realtors, 646-4200. parking lot maintenance. Must ★ PROVINCIAL mit St, Call 649-0271. kade, air - conditioned office Cape home in a nelghbortiood baths, 2-zoned heat. Automatic Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. Lake Prlvllogcs. Continiltd From PfCEdinq Ro y near high school, heat and hot have drivers license. Apply in from f i v e beautUul rooms, heat, hot space available. ExceUent CIRCA 1740 large authentic Co­ ideal for your chUdren. Cstll us kitchen, tremendous family Vacant 6-room Cape, enclosed NICE bedroom for gentleman, water included. >$160. monthly. person at W. H. England Lum­ water, stove, refrigerator, parking. As low as $126. Resort Property lonial, Hr rooms. Seyen fire­ now to see this lovely home. room. Must sell quickly. Bel- sunporch, fireplace. Anxious Hdp Wontwd— Mol* 36 H*lp WantMl— Male 36 with references. Private home. CaU 872-8811. ber Co., Route 44-A, Bolton parking Included. 668-0833- monthly. CaU Lou Armda, 644- places, two baths, some ot the Only $24,900. ’Ihe Paul W. Dou­ fiore Agency, 647-1418. Lots For Sale 73 out-of-state owners. Notch. $288 Very near center. 649-4966. For Rent 67 gan Agency, Realtors, 649-4535, TWO-bedroom apartment, se­ 1639. original floors, lathes, doors, MILLER Pharmacy requires NEED a job? InvesOgate op- , 646-1021. ’THIS is value! Six big rooms, ANDOVER — Wooded building help Any item may be purchased housekeeping W ^ e m ^ ” o m - cond floor, heat hot water, ap­ GIANT’S Neck Heights — Four- etc. Can rent upstaln vdiUe LAWRENCE F. FIANO drug clerks, part-Ume, hours portunlty with our service and PAR'T-TIME m om i^ separately. NEW modem offices, ideal for 2 full baths, 2-car garage, mod­ lot, artesian well, walking dis­ ' * ' . _ _«___ i'___A womtawanted,H someasMviA VMAs^namechanical ex­ room, all furnished, stove, re- 'garage, heated, $190. Im- pliances, parking, basement. room modem cottage, sun- restoring if desired. Assum­ FTV&BEDROOM Colonial, two flexible, over 21, evenings or sales department. Call Mr. professionals. Plenty of free deck, 2 batlu, quiet arid se- em kitchen with new floor! tance to lake and school, very Realtors ‘ 649-5871 DePsutlo between 10-12 noon, perience. Top wages paid. Ap­ INSTANT CREDIT frigerator. Ideal for couple, n^ediate occupancy. Paul W. HaU block from Main St. parking. Bast Center St. loca­ able mortgage. $27,000. PhU­ years old, aluminum siding, weekends, driver’s license, ex­ clpded, sleeps 7, August 16-22 brick Agency, Realtors, 646- Large treed lot, central loca­ good residential area. Paul W. 236-3126. ply 270 Hartford Rd., Man­ 648-6071, 801 Main St. Dougan Agency. 649-4686, 646- AdulU. AvaUable September tion. Call 646-2212. 2H baths, formal dining room, tion. Bellfibre Agency, 647-1418. perience, reliable. No phone 1st. 649-4864. only. $100. CaU 742-8142. 4200. first-floor family room, mod­ Dougan Agency, Realtors, 649- chester. OPEN SUNDAYS 10-6 COVENTRY — Hurry won’t last! calls. 299 Green Rd., Man­ SUPEIRINTENDENT wanted i i m THOMPSON House — Cot- ______STORE, 20’x70’, 846 Main St, em kitchen with built-ins, 2- 4535, 646-1021. MON.-FRI. 10-9 COLUMBIA LAKE — 4-room BOWERS SCHOOL Area-6-room THE VERY best! Adelaide Rd. Move right in, 4-room Ranch, chester. Responsible married man tage St., centrally located, l a r g e Rve room apartment, AVAILABLE for Immediate oc­ Downtown Manchester. AvaU­ car garage. $43,060. PhUbrick large pleasantly furnished cupancy, one-bedroom luxury cottage, all faculties, boat. Cape. Fireplace, sunporch area. 7-room Colonial Ranch BUILDING LOTS, city sewer garage. Only $3,000. down. must be sober and reliable, Main St., near Center, second able September 1st. CaU 622- Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. on half-acre treed tot. 2H baths, and water, A and B zones. rooms, parking. Call 649-2858 apartment at beautiful ’Teresa Ideal for smaU chUdren. 228- Uige kitchen, patio. Land- Owner wUl finance. Only have some knowledge of main­ EXPERIENCED H &L G floor over bakery. Includes 8114. 2-car garage, central alr-condl- Philbrick Agency, Realtors, PLATING tenance and willingness to A tor overnight and permanent heat and hot water. $186 per Apartments includes waU to scaped grounds. Austin Cham- NINE-ROOM Colonial. Double ^ $12,900. 628-0686. AIR-CONDmONED office ...... hers, Realtor.,MLS 643-2326. garage. CentraUy located. Only Belflore Agency, 647- 646-4299. SUPERVISOR work, good salary plus apart­ AUTO MECHANICS I 1970 by NEA, Ik . guest rates. month. Call 646-0299 or 649- waU carpeting, air-condition­ FURNITURE space avaUable. Inquire HoU- 1413. ANDOVER - AU electric Ranch, ment. For appointment call 6781. ing, dishwasher, refrigerator, W .nt«l T. R«.» «8 ^ ------COVENTRY — Valley View, *8 for the plating department 669 Burnside Ave. LARGE furnished room for day Lanes, 89 Spencer St., kitchen a houaewife’s dream. in a middle sized manufac­ Mr. Brundrett, 289-2608, 4-6 New car dealership has open- range, disposal, $162. per DRIVE by this beautiful Split acres, 323’ road frontage, ex- Five bedrooms, exquisite set­ mgs for additional men. Gen­ "Say, didn't I see you at another rock festival, too?" male only, parking, $16 weekly. Manchester, 643-2125. turing plant. p.m. only. East Hartford month. Paul W. Dougan Agen­ ^^hild^desTro^O^or *’®***®’ * *>®dK>om8, large EIGHT-ROOM Cape, stone fire- Mountain Road, then call. ®®**^ ^®“ - Possible 2 lot^ ting. $1,000 down, no points to eral shop work and new car CaU 644-0128 after 6. 289-0756 NOTICE cy, 649-4586, 646-1021. MAIN STREET- office space, 6 rooms t o t C ^ r a S l ^ e r t Ptoce, oversized garage. Only ZHbaths, wall to wall in sey- $10,900. Hayes Agency, 646- qualified veterans, inter­ preparation. Pay rate com­ 100 per cent location near , portm room, screened porch, 2-car $18,600. Pasek Realtors, MLS, ®*'®^ rooms, paneled family 0131. CENTAL CONNECTICUT ------BEFORE YOU BUY FURNI- TOWN OF MANCHESTER WB HAVE customers waiting in Manchester area. Please est. To inspect this beautiful commercial mensurate with ability, fringe banks, air-conditioned, auto­ room. Delightful combination ______„ AREA CmIw OI! t u r f ANYWHERE, SEE OUR Aportmont*—Flats— POSmON VACANCY for the rental of your apart­ garage, beautifully landscaped. 289-7476, 646-4678, 742-8248. home call the Flano Agency, and residenUal, top wages, benefits, clean modem shop. matic fire sprinkler. Apply contaot Mike Dineen at 526- of sun and shade. Belflore V E ^ O N - One - Acre wooded Dogs— Birds— Pots 41 Amews ror aoio oo pricejs. TREE MAINTAINER I ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ For further information c a U ______Must be a "shirt sleeve” 646-4220. Tonomonts 63 Marlow’s, 887 Main St. 1401. Agency, 647-1413. buUding tot, choice residential ______(Tree Climber) j, tate Associates, Inc. 643-5129. PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, NEW LISTING — One year bid. worker capable of taking Apply in person aluminum sided 8 room, 4-bed­ area. Walking distance to bus ELLINGTON - Magnificent 8- full responsibility for solu­ DARK, rich, stone free, loam, SOLID BIRCH bedroom set, ex- r OLTON — Deluxe 3% rooms, $3.86 - $8.96 NEW UCONN asslstent profes­ 646-4200. NEWLY listed lovely 7-room llne and shopping center. Lu- I neaiers anu ouooie luLcm, ______, cellent ....n-—* condition. ajo.onon643-2020 after .. ______BOL’TON Notch, office space room Colonial, fireplaced fami­ family home, 8-4-4, with 4-car five-yards, $20. Sand, gravel, LOOKING for anything in retd tions, quality and production. gravel included, $10. each. 649- carpeting, appliances, air-con­ 40 HOUR WEEK suitable for doctor, real es­ sor, wife and year old son de­ Ranch, lovingly cared for by Norm Retdty, 876-1642. stone, fill, manure, pool and 6 p.m. ditioning, private finished estate rental - apartments, MANCHESTER — ’To settle es­ ly room, buUt-ins, 1% baths, garage. Acre lot, walking dis­ DILLON FORD 3869. Considerable knowledge of tate, beauty salon etc. Write sires small house in the coun­ original owners. Custom built. If you have a strong back­ Autx) Service Men patio sand. 643-9504. homes, multiple dwellings, no tate, older 6H-room 2-story acre tot 15 minutes to Pratt tance to everything, (hty util­ 36’’ ROPER gas stove with gas basements. Attractive residen­ tree surgery; ability to climb Box "0” ' Manchester Herald. try between Manchester and Delightfully screened rear ground in plating and are 319 Main St., Manchester fees. CaU J.D. Real Estate As­ Willmantic. CaU 1-423-5828 col­ home, central, quiet, con­ and Whitney, 3 miles to UConn. ities, good income. Lu-Norm hungry for work. Apply by FREE — 2-year old medium heater, excellent condition. tial area. Adults only, no pets, ^ th spurs, ropes and to rig porch looks out on 400 feet land­ Resort Property Permanent full and part-time sociates, Inc. 648-6129. lect. venient location. ExceUent Upper 20’s. Wolverton Agency, Realty 876-1642. sendliiig your resume to Box positions now availably for ex­ size male cocker-puli dog, to 648-9889. L.F. Flano, 649-6871. ropes for felling of trees re­ BOL’TON Notch, Space suitable scaped yard! Tmly a fine val­ For Sale 74 107a4 ’TENT, one year old. Ex­ for retail, tmcklng concerns, terms to qualified buyer, $26,- Realtors, 649-2813. T, Manchester Herald. perienced auto mechanics. ______a good home. 644-1409. quired. TWO—bedroom apartment, at 000. J.D. Real Estate Asso­ ue, near school. IBellfore Agen­ ROCKVILLE 2 - family, 6 - 6, cellent con^Uon. Call 649-3970. MAYTAG' washer and dryer, MANCHESTBR Center — Liberal fringe benefits include equipment sales. Write Box NINETY minutes from Boston Openings also exist tor: REFRIGERA’TION service------Sunny Brook Village available ciates, 643-6129, 643-8779. cy, 647-1413. walking distance to everything. 1970 model, $300. set firm. RCA Home and office for lease, one paid vacation; sick leave; holl- "0” , Mamchester Herald. Business Property 68 SOMERSET Dr. Custom — lake and lakeview lots. man 2 yearn experience paid: ^ Chihuahua puppies, rea- KEEP carpets beautiful despite now! Carpeted, wall to waU, Priced to seU at $26,000.. Lu- air-conditioner, 8,000 btu, used child preferred, $260. per pension pjan; complete For Sale 70 buUt, immaculate 7 - room NINE, yes, nine-room Colonial $2,495 to $5,995. Cottage, lots PART-’ITME help wanted, to TIRE CHANGER vacations, holidays, and full ___ ’ footsteps of a busy famUy. range, refrigerator, disposal, OFFICE Space for rent, over HEY THERE — Terrific 3-fam- Norm Real^, 870-1642. sonable. 742-6369. two months, $160. firm. 646- month, heat Included. Refer- ,nsurance plan. Employees’ Raised Ranch. Heavenly prl' on tree-shaded double tot in $10,900. up. 15-year mortgage. work in garage, experience benefiU. Call 289-6166. Buy Blue Lustre. Rent electric $195, including heat. Paul W. 400 feet, ground floor, handy CONVALESCENT home, long Uy Income property close to LUBRICATION MEN 3686. ences required. Hayes Agency, union available. vate wooded lot backing up to quiet residential area. Com­ Sales tax free New Hampshire. helpful. 643-2819. HEAL’THY, cuddly kittens, shampooer $1. Farr’s, 2 Main Dougan Agency, 649-4635, 646- to Main St. CaU 643-6946. established business. Always everything. City utiUties, More MALE for delivery and 646-0131. BTor application apply to the Nature Center! ’Two fireplaces, pletely redone! Job change ne­ 603-522-3036. Wanted—Roal Estate 77 housebroken need a good St., 643-7111. 1021. full, great opportunity for right information caU the Morrison clerk, at once. Apply to man­ COUCH, early Amerlcw, green Personnel Office, Municipal 2-car garage, built-ins, thermo­ cessitates fast sale. Belflore WE OFFER. home. 647-1816. person. For more information, Agency, Realtor, 643-1016. ager Liggett Drug, Manches­ SECTIONAL sofa and two with matching green chair. pane windows, natural trim, Agency,. 647-1418. COVENTRY — Log cabin sum­ 86 MAIN St. second floor, 2- mer cottage, flreplaoed living LAND—Louis Dimock Realty, MAINTENANCE • Excellent pay ter Parkade. tables, $100. ’Two chairs at $20. Never been ilsed. Call che'itlrf Co^n^eTtlcL^^ Houses For Rent 65 call Philbrick Agency, Real- p o r t e r ST area Picture- baths, huge rear redwood deck. a Liberal benefits room apartment. AU utiUties, '.ors, 346-4200. RB31WOOD farms is tremend­ room, completely carpeted. Realtors, 649-0828. each. Fireplace set, complete, 4:30.646-1172. one child accepted. 649-8360. closing date for filing is Tues­ pretty Is this immaculate ono- One minute to new Route . 6. MECHANICS o Year ’round employment ------Livo Stock 42 stove and refrigerator, park­ TO rent for hunting season, 8- ously popular. Drive by this enclosed porch, exceUent con- " _ _ _ —— — r------. . $35. Dinette set, $16. Solid day, August 18, 1970. RESTAURANT business show­ owner 6-room Colonial with Helen D. Ctole, Realtor, 643- ing, $90 monthly. 649-2866 be­ room house on Deer Isle, gorgeous 6-room tree-surround­ dltlon, treed lot. $9,000. Hayes MAINTENANCE DEPT. i Kh^dl^‘’SunT"‘*‘‘‘°“ HORSESHOEING^ trhiii^ maple bedroom, $100. Power fore 5 p.m. ing exceUent net profit in high- fonnal dining room, beamed 6666 . buy 3-bedroom home In Man­ janitorial duties. 646-4220. NOTICE ’TOWN OF EAST Aa RTFORD Maine. References required. ed Ranch and see why! The ad- Agency, 646-0131. e Opportunity for advancement is a must for your riding en mowers, $100. and $26. B & D Musical Instruments 53 traffic count location. Es­ ceiling Uving room, fireplace chester. WlU pay up to $27,000. joyment. Call 648-1490 or write EAST HARTFORD, CaU Esten or Barry. Phone at MANCHESTER — 2 family, 6-6 dess is 276 Redwood Road. Two positions available, sec­ hedge clippers, $20. Miscel­ ADMISSION tablished over 20 years. Price and deep wooded tot. ’This Nuff said until you call us to ANDOVER LAKE - 6-room win- CaU the Paul W. Dougan Agen­ Tom Robenhymer, 36 Falknor UPRIGHT piano, good condi­ c o N N E c n e m ' Deer Isle 207-348-2617. Man­ home is in exceUent condition with 2 car garage, nice floor ond and third shifts.. Must APPLY TO STORE MANAGER Help Wanted— laneous items and tools, excel­ OF ELECTORS Furnirhed includes all the real estate, Inspect. Belflore Agency, 647- terized cottage. Must be re­ cy, Realtors, 049-4636, 646-1021. be able to perform industrial Dr., Manchester. tion, $160. Desk, wood 32x60, ______chester phone 643-6157. CaU af­ in a lovely neighborhood. A plan including 2 bedrooms, ex­ lent condition. Call 643-2003 The Board of Admissions of restaurant fully equipped, plus 1413. moved from property. Best of­ mechanical repair work and Ma!e or Female 37 good condition, $30. Kenmore Enectors“ of"th e. T o i^ 'o f "He- im iT A T IO N Apartments 63>A ter 6 p. m. Manchester or be­ ceUent condition. A good buy. ALL CASH for your property MUST SELL — Nice horse, 14.2 anytime. a house. $65,000. Owner wlU good value at $29,900. Helen fer accepted. Call 742-7676. also must have ability to re­ 600— dlshwMher In^raU ve, Connecticut, wUl be in fore 7 :30 a. m. Will be most of Wolverton Agency, Realtors, within 24 hours. Avoid red REAL Estate Salesman want­ hands, gymkhana winner and NICELY furnished three-room take back mortgage. Philbrick D. Cole, Realtor, 643-6666. SOUTH end location — Six pair and install electrical CALDOR, INC LARGE side wall tent, alumln- *or parts, $6. 647-M77. TO BID summer at Deer Isle. House 640-2813. tape, instant service. Hayes equipment. Excellent start­ ed. Young aggressive real es- drives beautifully. Old fashion. session in the Town Office ajiartment, first floor in two- Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. room Ranch with waU to wall. RE: ONE (1) FOUR DOOR family house. Heat and elec­ heated by Franklin stove and MANCHESTER — 6-room old- ;------1— Electric stove wUl stay. Treed Out of Town Agency, 046-0181. ing rates and fabulous fringe 1146 Tolland TTke., Manchester tate office. Lucrative commis- ed 4-wheel buggy for sale also. poles, good condition. 646- pearl snarr drum with Building on the following date: er home on Pearl St. Needs MANCHESTER -L a rg e center . -- . 1963. — . TT.~,TtCirT» a O n vn V8 SEDAN b^vefits. Call tor appoint­ Sion arrangement. Paul W. case and accessories. Reason- AUGUST 11, 1970 from 6-8 p.m. tricity included. $160. J. D. large oil burner stove in kitch­ entrance four bedroom Ranch. tot. Immediate occupancy. Reasonably priced. Call 644- ______Sealed bids will be received work but well worth the effort. For Sale 75 ment; Marge Hampeon, 643- Dougan, Realtor, 649-4636. able. Call 649-6079. ^ administer the electors oath Real Estate Associates,' 643- en. House equipped completely ’Two baths, double garage, 42’ Must seU now. Belflore Agen­ 0584 after 6 pm . FOR SALE—Ingersol-Rand %’’ Iitveshnent Property Priced accordingly at $17,900. 6168. I WANT a man who cares for , , . 1. 1. X * — ______to those who shall be found the office of the Purchasing 6129. except for bed linen and family room, fireplace, fenced cy, 647-1418. BOL’TON — SPACIOUS 4% his family and who is not drive impact wrench, best of- rp^Q WURLITZERS — spinet qualified. Agent, 740 Main Street, East towels. Furnished. For Sote 70-A 2-famiIy conversionv oa pwoeiUAU*possibUi- Iftt OAO "Dot TJts##------" XWlIlroom XVCUIUII,Ranch, lIHOlike IICWnew condi State Wants satisifled with $100 per week. Articles For Sale 45 fer. 646-1632 after 4:30 p.m. piano $300; spinet organ $600; Naturalization papers prov- Hartford, Conn., until THURS- AVAILABLE now, nicely fur­ ties. CaU The Pawl W. Dougan mavav ^^EAN' convenient (Jape with uon, eat-ln kitchen, bullt-lns ROGERS CORP. nished 3-room apartment. MANCHESTER 6-room house, MANCHESTER close to shop------A.A ^o. “ an. Meyer, Realtor, 643-6930. j fuU baths, famUy room and fireplace, garage, lake prlvl Call 628-6702 between 10 a.m. FULL CHARGE TWO maple cribs, electric wa­ ’Thomas organ, $260. All re- ing citizenship should be pre- DAY, AUG. 20, 1970 AT 9:30 Agency, Resdtors, 649-4536, Mill and Oakland St. SCREENED loam, processed Ideal for newlyweds. No pets. immediate occupancy, $250 per plng, 4-famlly with 4 room library! Enclosed jalousled leges. $20,600. Hayes Agency and 1 p.m. ter heater, gas water heater. cent trade-ins. Keyboard Stu- sented by naturalized citizens. A.M., and will be opened pub- 646-1021. MANCHESTER — 3-bedroom Its Share Of gravel, bankrun gravel, sand, 15 minutes from Hartford. $145 month. Paul W. Dougan Agen­ apartments, 4-car garage, new porch. Double ameslte drive- 646-0131. Manchester, Conn. BOOKKEEPER Call 649-0660. dio, Vernon, 872-4622. Dated at Hebron, Connecticut, 'Icly “ d read at that time and frame and brick Ranch under BEGINNERS — Are you sales fill, stone. George H. Grlfflng. monthly. Security deposit re­ cy. 640-4635. heating systems and roof. Mid PRESTIGE deluxe home, C!ov- way, garage. Truly a fine vol------— An equal opportunity employer ------— this 3rd day of August 1970. Place for the above mentioned 10 years young, fireplace, wall- W ire Cash minded and looking for a new Inc., Andover, 742-78867^ FT7LL set of mechanic’s tools ■------James L. Derby, Jr., commodities and service. quired. 648-9171. 30’s. Hayes Agency, ,>646-0181. entry lake frontage 226’ with to-waU carpet in living room, ue. Fast sale wanted. Belflore COVENTRY — 6-room Raised TOLLAND near Parkway. Ranch. Modem kitchen with career? We have aptitude teats If you are experienced in with box, $360. or best offer. 11 rooms, 3 ^ baths, wall to waU dining room and hall, huge Agency, ______647-1418. ELECTRIC typewriter, orlgl O fiR e* a n il S t o r a Joseph J. Fill, InformaOon for bidders spec- THREE-ROOM furnished apart­ Available for one-year lease, MANCHESTER — business built-lns, iMi baths, fireplace. HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) to help you evailuate our op­ double entry bookkeeping, 649-0014. u m c e a n a a r o r e Registrars of voters iflcaUons, proposal an j con- carpeting throughout, balcony finished rec room, 2-zone heat, BETTER than new 8-room Co­ WANTED — licensed plumber portunity. Excellent training nally $199.60, sacrifice $86. A l s o ______ment, aU utilities paid, near 6%-room Ranch, $260. per block with 6 apartments, ex­ overlooking cathedral ceiling family room, sundeck, 2-car Connecticut Is claiming it’s en- payroll, and accounts pay­ E gU lp m a n f 9*t Attest: tract forms are available at the country size lot. Spotless in­ lonial in prestige area! Just a immediately. Good wages, and fringe benefits. Call Russ able, and can take a trial portable electric typewriter, PLATINUM wedding band, dla- bus line and shopping. <^1 af­ month. References required. ceUent condition. Owner wiU garage, % acre wooded lot, uUed to more than $100,000 in Gladys T. Miner, office of the Purchasing Agent, sunken living room with fire­ terior must be seen. The Paul icouple of years old — all amen- good working conditioner 646- 'nalance, we want to talk to never used, $76. Call 649-7798 mond ring, flawless half carat, BEAU’TY Salon equipment, two ter 2 p.m., 649-1287. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. finance 80 per cent at 8H per $25,600. PhUbrick Agency, now hrtd by Stevenson at 278-7770. Ttown CHerk Main Street, East Hartford. place. Tremendous center W. Dougan Agency, Realtors, lities have been added! Four a iu . you and you will like what “*tor 6. J200. Call after 4 p.m., 646- complete styling stations with cent. 'Terrific income produc­ haUs, story book kitchen, two- Realtors, 646-4200. we have to say. Call Mr. ^ j ______The right is reserved to re- ’IHREE-ROOM apartment, fur- EIGHT-Room house 3 or 4 bed­ 649-4636, 646-1021. bedrooms, 2Vi baths, 2-car gar­ ______the Western Union ’Telegraph TRUCKDRIVER for our yard. 2627. TOWN OF EAST HARTFORD ject any or aU, or any part of er. CaU now, Haj'es Agency, car garage. Parklike atmo- ___ 85 TON CRANE operator, ap­ Shenkman, Jr. 646-4422. TRACTOR — 9 h.p. virith 42" nlahed, private bath and en­ rooms, rec room in basement, age. WaU to wall. Low forties, BOLTON 6-room Cape, large Davis & Bradford Lumber Co. Three dryers, one desk and EAST HARTFORD,------■' •' U46-0181. sphere. Morrison Realtor, 648- CONTEMPORARY 7% - room proximately $10,000 per year. rotary mower and snow blade, p o R sale - used front end align- chair All In ’ excellent condl- any or all bids when such ac­ trance, utiUties, no pets. 224 $276 monthly. One year lease worth it. Belflore Agency, 647- lot, large rooms, mud room, 200 Tolland St., East Hartford. CXINNECnCUT tion Is deemed to be for the 1016. Ranch with large tot in beauti- Atty. Gen. Robert K. KUUon ’Year round work, unitm shop llke new condiUon. 649-3807. „e n t equipment. (Amco) Call tlon. Will sell separately. Call Charter Oak, 648-8368. required. Paul W. Dougan 1413. lake privileges. Only $20,000. best interest- of the Town of ftiUy wooded setting. Pink said Wednesday he has filed a with excellent benefits. Equtd MEN wanted part-time mom- 876-9923. 643-4322, 9 to 6 p.m. Agency 649-4536, 646-1021. Flano Agency 646-0191. CENSUS TAKERS, Manchester BUILDING coming Cown, pur- ______im iT A T IO N Houses For Sole 72 a c r e s — sweeping .marble fireplace, 3 bedrooms, (CLEAN Ranch, three bedrooms. motion with the U.S. Supreme oiqxMlunlty employer. Con- Ings 7 :30 a.m. for janitorial East Hartford. Logoi NoHco School Department. Start Oct. chased from a demolition com- xHE PROVEN carpet cleaner EAST HAR’TFORD—6-r o o m views, lovely six-room stone IH baths, family room, large comer fireplace, fire alarm TOLLAND Court asking permission for the tact AlUed Building Systems, duty. Monday — Saturday. 646- Town of East Hartford, 1st. Applications now at Youth pany, 1,000 used fluorescent Blue Lustre is easy on the bud TO BID John 'W. Torpey, UqUOB PEBIUT single house, clean, improve­ CUSTOMIZED, 3 - bedroom Ranch. Large enclosed porch, flagstone patio. $29,500. PhU­ system, close to schools, shop­ EXTRA!EXTRA! state to join Pennsylvania in a 646-0124. 4220. NOTICE OF APFUCATION Service Dept., Board of Educa­ light fixtures, 4’ with two get. Restores forgotten colors. AntiqiMS 56 RE: 600 9’’ x 4%” x 2%’’ Purchasing Agent ments, bus, security, adults, no Ranch, built - ins, basement 2-car garage. Out-building. brick Agency, Realtors, 646- ping. Mr. Zinsser, Belflore This attractive immaculate suit against New York, Virginia, Ibis is to give notice that I, garage. CentraUy located. tion, 1146 Main St., 649-1901. bulbs, $3 each. Sell any Rent electric shampooer $1. ANrrTOTTF h«m boards with DUTY FIRE BRICK FRANK J. KEOINEY, of 285 Hil- pets. $160. 628-2616. Hutchins Agency, 649-6824. 4200. Agency, 647-1418. nome is loaded with extras. Florida, Oregon, and the West­ amount. Ideal for recessed, Ar____ ANTIQUE bam boards wim Sealed v,|d« bids will will he be received received TOWN OF EAST HARTFORD Uord Street, Manchester, taive filed Must be seen. ReaUsticaUy AU kitchen appliances, In- ern Union Telegraph Co. Halp Wanftd— Mala 36 Manchester Hardware & Sup­ original nails. $2. per foot or an application dated June 29, 1970, SIX-ROOM Colonial, $240. lease ceilings, garages, factories, of­ at the office of the Purchasing EAST HARTFORD, priced. 649-3600. ROCKLBDOB — 4 - bedroom IMMACULATE 6%-room Ranch THE VERY best! Quality built ter-com, custom stone fire­ ply. best offer. CaU 647-1101. with the Liquor Control Oommls- and references. Wolverton Cape, original owner retiring, place waU in -iving room, The aittomey general said the QUALITY ASSURANCE fices, schools, warehouses, rec- Agent, 740 Main Street East CONNECnCUJT slon for a Qrocery-Beer for the sale with rec room and garage, by U ft R ! Ten room Raised of aloohioUc liquer on the premises Agency, 649-2813. MANCHESTER - Contemporary IH baths, rec room, breeze- paneling, etc., etc. The purpose of the suit is to recover Hartford, Ckinn.^ unUl THURS­ three bedrooms, kitchen has Ranch in lovely setting. Very reaUon rooms. Discount 26 or 161 West Middle Turnpike, Manches­ 7-room brick Ranch with beau­ way, double garage, flowering ooslcs are: formal dining money from the purchase of TESTER DAY, AUG. 20, 1970 AT 0:00 im iT A T IO N ter. built-ins and dining area. Im- fifties, worth more. Bel- more on locaUon. Gremmo & B oatS a n d AcC6SSOrl6S 4 6 (JOVENTRY 4-room house, for tiful wooded tot. Ebccltingly dif­ trees, $29,900. Hayes Agency, room, eat-in kitchen, 3 twin money orders which were never RICHARD P. RITA Wearing Apparel- A.M., and will be opened pub- The buslneas will be owned by mediate occupancy. Assum- Agency, 647-1418. Son Sales, 819 East M id d le------:______CONN. POOD STORES, INC., of lease. AvaUable September 1- ferent. Fbdced below market at 646-0131. size bedrooms, iVi baths, 2- collected by the persons en- Good opportunity for high GERICH’S Marine Service — Furs 57 Ilcly and read at that Ume and TO BID Pomeroy Ave., Meriden, and 'wlU July 1. (Completely furnished. able mortgage^^ $23,600. Wolver- XHREE family — one block off car garage, exceptional tiUod to them and have remain­ PERSONNEL SERVICES Tpke., Manchester. 640-9953. be conducted by FRANK J. KEN­ $31,900. The PhU Colder Agen­ school graduate who wants Eiinrude motors, sales and place for the above mentioned RE: RECORDING AND $126 monthly. Hayes Agency, JUMBO SIZE Colonial in execu­ ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. Main St. Good Investment. For landscaping. Asking mid ed unclaimed for more than NEY, of 286 HUliard St, Manches­ cy, 666-0006, 646-0395. 30’s. By appointment. (Jitil to learn plasUcs business TAG SALE — AnUques, house­ sefvlce. 1082 ToUand Tpke., BEAUTIFUL Beaver coat, $276, commodities and service. TRANSCRIBING EQUIPMENT ter, as permittee. 640-0131. tive nelghbortiood ,6 years old, MANCHESTER details, Mr. Lombardo, Bel- seven years. Western Union is Are you looking for your first job, unemployed or from grotmd up in a small hold articles, appliances, tele­ original cost $1,000. CaU 872- Sealed bids wlU be received FRANK J. KENNEY Florence Courcey, 633-4626. Buckland, Conn., 643-2363. InformaUon for bidders, spec­ Doted August 4, 1970 MANCHESTER - two - family, modem kitchen, large formal patt vrtTTD ivrrtTm'D fiore Agency, 647-1418. now holding $1.5 milUen in such ready to make a change ? Call us now I Many posi­ manufacturing division. vision, musical Instruments, 4266. ifications, proposal and con- at the office of the Purchasing lavwrgk Irtf lUnltUT lYMITI Fninllv WW>m VA-iji-J XL/UXv V HixC Math and mechanical apU- large lot, 6-6 in good condition, dining room, family room with J. WATSON BEACH CO. monies, according to KlUlan. tions available within commuting distance and na­ hand and power tools, racing trECt forms Ere EVEllEble Et the -Agent, 740 MEin Street, BESt near everything. Call on this fieldstone fireplace, large SE'VEN room Cape with 2-car- tudes . desired. Exciellent 18’ FISHING boat, trailer, mo­ TeU him to deUver your g a r^ e in desirable Manchest------547-1550 Connecticut and Pennsylvania, ^ tionally. fringe benefits with good sets, toys. 286 Bidwell St. Be­ office of the PurcftiEslng Agent, HErtford, Conn., until THURS- Tank Top one. Mitten Agency, Realtors, front-to-back living rooin wlfii furniture to a beautiful 6 ^ tor. Apply at 480 N. Main St. A Joy To Own starting salary offered for a tween Wetherell and Keeney 740 MEin Street, Esat HErtford. ^AY, AUGUST 20, 1970 AT 643-6930. fireplace, half bath, ^cond room Ranch now vacant. er Green area. Lovely patio, COVENTRY LAKE - Tremen- thalrtheir statutes«tat..t«« theyth«v should h«v«have Streets. Thursday, LEGAL The right is reserved to re- lO-SO A.M., End will be opened This fine property features heated basement, garden dous value offered in this jum- WE NEVER CHARGE AN APPLICANT A FEE beginning position. For ap­ FOR SALE or trade, 16’ floor has 5 bedrooms, 8 full ^ *^® from unclaimed mon- pointment call Marge Hamp- Saturday. 1-8 p.m. ject Eny or e11, or Eny pert of pubilcly end read at that time MANCHESTER GREEN area. a 2 car garage, 1 ^ baths, house in rear. Mr. Zinsser, ______verine boat with 40 h.p. elec- NOTICE baths. ’Two-car garage, beau- bo sized Colonial home, Fea- ©y orders which were sent by Gon, 643-5163. / a” ZZ Zr *'» ”r*4 anv or Ell bids when such ec- and piEceplace lorfor methe Eboveabove men- 6-room Cape, IVi baths, large tlfuUy landacaped yard. Ehr buUt-in kitchen, fireplace, Belflore Agency, 647-1418. tores modem kitchen with pec^ie to these states. M on BACTCYARD Tag Sale. Satur­ T0_THF ^ O ^ D M K U . tio^s deemed t o t for me b ^ tloned commodities and Uving room. Near schooto. $22,- further details caU Philbrick carpeting and aluminum sid­ 63 EAST CENTER ST. day and Sunday 10 a.m.-6 er accessories. 646-1632, after b e r s ’ o F THE DEMOCRATTC commodities and serv- ing. Outstanding at $34,900. SIX room Cape in low twenties. bullt-ins, 2 full baths, 20’ mas- than $100,000 toi unclaimed moo­ 4 -SO nm BER8 OF THE D E M ^ ^ l l G interest Of the TV)wn of East *c«- 000. CaU 049-6071. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. ter bedroom, fireplace, garage, ey orders were sent from Oon- p.m. 81 Alton St. 640-6306. Fireplace, large kitchen, sun- ROGERS CORP. PARTY OF THE TOWN OF Hartford Information tor bidders, spec- (Jall quickly on this prime necticut, aecordlng to KllUan. COLXHdBIA, CONNECTICUT: ...... CAMBRIDGE ST. - 6 rooms, SPRUCE ST. — Older fo^ fa m - porch. Private rear yard, 4 bed­ MANCHESTER 646^040 Mill and Oakland St. HIGH band (150-174 MH) moni- 21’ PENN YAN with 76 h.p. Town of East Hartford Hlcatlons. proposal and contract rooms possible. Belflore Agen­ value. $24,900. Philbrick Agen- -m a n Evlnrude motor. exceUent con- Pursuant to the provisions of forms are available at the office heated garage, 2 stories, patio ily, 18 rooms, needs ' work. • • B (Sl W • # cy. Realtors, 646-4200. V lr ^ a , Florida ^ O r e ^ Manchester, Conn. tor with crystals. High band John W. -Torpey, cy, 647-1418. diUon, call 1-379-3661 after 6 ®^ate Election Laws, revl- of the Purchasing Agent, 740 with large lovely shaded yard. Business zoned too. Comer BARROWS and WALLACE (Jo. ______;______say they are entitled to the converter for car radio. Both Purchasing Agent Can be bought with or without An equal opportunity employer p ni. Sion of 1969, and the Rules of Main Street, East Hartford. property. Reasonable mort­ ffanchester Parkade, Manch. NEW Usting - Large Colonial VERNON - 6V4-room Ranch, trom unclaimed mwiey like new. CaU 649-4716 after ' ______the Democratic Party, of the complete furnishings. Owner gage can be arranged. WlU 646-5306 completely redone featuring bullt-lns, wall to wall carpet- sent to people in those HELP WANTED 6 p.m. The right is reserved to re­ ------State of Connecticut, you are ject any or all, or any part of lease, buUd or sell. Brokers eat-in kitchen with stove and ing, beautlfuUy landscaped. As- states. INVITATION K l s , Shopptog and bus. protected. CaU 64;^22 fr o T ‘ 2 Full-time warehouse employes, experienced in re­ ALUMINUM sheets used as Garden Farm hereby warned that a Caucus any or all bids when such ac­ aluminum sided Ranch with dishwasher, formal dining sumable mortgage at 6%, And New York said it’s en- ceiving, stock control and packing. Situations W anf d— D0 {|py Products 50 at Yeomans HaU, tion is deemed to be tor the Reasonabley priced, middle a.m. to 5 p.m. room, den and first-floor laun­ Must be seen. (Jail 876-3780. titled to the entire $1.5 milUon printing plaites, .009 thick, 23x TO BID 20’s. CSiarlea PonticelU, owner- garage, fuU basement, bus 36", 26 cents each or 6 for $1 ^ Columbia, on August 10, 1970 at best interest of the Town of line Possible three bedrooms, dry room. WaU to waU through- « because------the — ' ------headquarters•------of Apply Monday and Tuesday, Aug. 10 and 11, 9 to Famal* 38 -TOMATOES — Pick your own, 8:00 p.m. to select party en- broker, 649-9644 or 872-4782. MANCHESTER 843-2711. Sealed bids will be received East Hartford. carpeting. $19,900. Wolverton out. New roof. Priced below , ^ ^ J?**®" Western Union are in New Yorit. 11 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. RELIABLE high school girl 20c a pound. 21 Angel St, Man- dorsed candidates as delegates at the office of the Director ot -Town of East Hartford MANCHES^R - Offers wanted market In the twenties. Two- r*™ R a ls^ Ranch. Four Western Union, according to Kll- A SHOPPER’S DELITE!! Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. bearooms, double garage, acre la wilUng to give up the wonts babysitting or child SORRY SAL 1^ now a merry Chester. to the Second Congressional General Services, 41 Center John W. Torpey, on this brand new Raised car garage. Mr. Zinsser, Bel­ care by day or week. 643-6749. gal. She used Blue Lustre rug District Convention. Street, Manchester, Conn., un- Purchasing Agent Have you been searching for LARGE unusual Ranch with a flore Agency, 647-1418. treed lot. $31,500. Hayes Ag;en- money but wants to make sure MILLERS FALLS COMPANY and upholstery cleaner. Rent NA-TIVE fresh vegetables, But- Ranch, Fbrest Hills, 4 bed­ the elusive "right buy” ? cy, 646-0181. Dated at Columbia, Ckmnectl- til August 18, 1970 at 11:00 a.m. rooms, 2% baths, room, 2- view. Features 24’ Uving room. it goes to the proper state. Manchester Industrial Park electrlc shampooer $1. Olcott ter Md Sugar sweet com. cut. this 3rd day of August for: ijook no further! Absent large formal dining room, U- FOREST HILLS — Custom 8- Situations Wanted— Variety Store. tomatoes, cucumbers, squash, ^970 car garage. AU for le ^ than owner must seU this gigan­ room (Jolonlal with 4 bedrooms, S^FN -ROOM Split Level, 8 Parker Street Manchester 32.000 LB. G.V.W. DUMP WOODLAND you think. F. T. FiUoramo tic 4 bedroom Colotilal in braiy, 3 or 4 bedrooms, three Male 39 strlngbeans. Buckland Farms, OemocraOc Town Committee -TRUCK fireplaces, 8H baths, recrea- 2% baths, 2-car garage love- lot^^S.U^'"' Death Self Inflicted THE PROVEN carpet cleaner Realty, 643-1094. one of Manebester’e finest ly screened rear porch, deep nrepiace, ga- An equal opportunity ei^iployer. Comer Adams and ToUand Paul R. Merrick, \ -TON PICKUP TRUCK 1970 areas. CaU Mr. Gordon for ion room, garages, on a three- -TWO college bound students Blue Lustre is easy on the bud­ MANOR ElAST HADDAM (AP) — State -Tpke. Chairman OR 1971 MANCHES’TER - Eight - room oU particulars. 649-6306. acre lot. CaU for appointment. treed lot. Mr. Lombardo, Bel- *:^®- Hayes will do summer work, any job, get. Restores forgotten colors. Agency, 646-0131. PoUce say Vincent Cashman, 61, ONE -TON DUAL WHEEL SpUt level, 2H baths, rec room, flore Agency, 647-1418. anytime. Jerry—648-8641, Mike Rent electric shampooer $1. APARTMENTS Philbrick Agency, Realtors, DUMP TRUCaC 2-car goTBige. Owner says must 646-4200. 742-7290. Paul’s Paint ft Wallpaper Sup­ Household Goods 51 t o w n o f e a s t h a r t f o Hd Homestead Street jfYR’TLE ST~-^1ust off M^ii COVENTRY — Near Route 6, ply. EAST HARTFORD, TWO DOOR SEDAN PASSEN­ Manchester, Conn. seU, wiU listen to offers. F.T. • • B & W • • St. Large older l^nom m e ewim ^ Kve-room Ranch on ^ ^ shot ^ d ^ g e ­ KENMORE 30" gas stove, ex­ GER CAR 1970 OR 1971 FiUoramo Realty, 643-1094. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. 2-car garage. Must seU, make CONNECnCUT, WOODLAND MANOR offers SECURITY OUARO Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 LOFTY pUe, free from soil is ceUent condition, $100. Gibson 16.000 LB. G.V.W. DUMP 'Manchester Parkade, Manch. a reasonable offer. Convenient rounding. Aluminum siding, the carpet cleaned with Blue 2-door refrigerator with large TRUCK the ultimate in cmvenlent MANCHESTER - Must sacri- 649-5806 JUST RIGHT new 16x20’ workshop out-bulId- despondent about fan^y Foil ttme or part-time steady positloas are available INVITATION prestige Uving, with schools, location, 7 rooms. Belflore problems, shot himself in the AKC registered Scottish terrier Lustre. Rent electric shampoo- rreeier, $100. 643-4342 Bid forma, plans and speclfl- fice at below cost, 9-room ing, partially finished rec doe to rapid growth. Must be soperviMry type, clean oat, shopping and religious facu­ Raised Ranch, 6 bednxHns, 3 FOUR-ROOM bungalow, sep- Agency, 647-1418. head with a .32-caIlber pistol at puppies, temporary shots, er $1. Pinewood Furniture catiems are avaUaUe at the For the young couple. Large room in basement. Only neat ^tpearance, alert and intelligent. Blust have clean TO BID lties nearby. arate garage, double lot, resi­ his home here Tuesday night. wormed. Do not shed. $126. Shop. SINGER touch and sew with General Services Office, 41 Cen­ full baths, automatic garage. 3-bedroom Ranch, with IH MANCHESTER — 6 room Colo­ $18,200. (Jail now before reowd. ExoeHent pay rate, pins triage benefits. Call cabinet. Monograms, hems, RE: ONE (1) 1970-71 MODEL WUl listen to offers. F.T. FiU­ dential area, 10 minutes from Dr. Joseph HavUcek, a medl- Ma|or Some, or Michael DiBella, 6S7-4291. CaU 647-1101. V8 CARRY-ALL ter Street, Manchester, Con- IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY baths, aluminum siding, car­ nial with 3 bedrooms, country snapped up.„j,. Lessenger*.,coooiibc. v.w., , - , j ^ NEED thresT 40 per cent dla- embroiders, etc. Used, excel­ oramo Realty, 643-1094. Hartford, furniture Included port, drapes, range and re­ Sealed bids wUl be received necOcut. One and two spacious bed­ SIZES sized kitchen, dining room, 1^ Realtor, 1-423-9291 or 742-9718. ^ wound SAINT BERNARD, male, tan count. Premium. First Line. lent coniUtlon. Guaranteed. room apartments, refrigera­ with televlslkm. Shown by ai>- frigerator. Only $24,900. baths, garage, $24,900. Wolver­ was self-inflicted. at the ( ^ c e of the Purchasing Town of Manoetister, 8-16 pointment only. Ideal for re­ Don’t mias it. and white approximately one Wide ovals. And truck tires. FuU price now $56 or 7 month- tor, stove, dlshwaeher, dis­ ton Agency, Resdtors, 649-2818. VERNON SANITAS SECURITY SERVICE year old. Very good with chU- Ccxmectlcut posal, air-coiiditicning, full tired or young couple. Private Coles Discount Station, 461 Robert B. Weisa, Legal Notices dren. 646-8988. carpeting, total electric •5455 owner, 666-4904. MANCHESTER — Constance LOOKING FOR . . . 151 WALNUT ST., HARTFORD, CONN. West Center St, 648-0883. dealer. General Manager ______DAY, AUGUST 20, 1970 AT throughout. HERITAGE HOUSE Dr., 6-room Ranch, aluminum REPUBLICAN LOflTATlON OBDBB __ N ] ^ LISTING — Six-room TTie unusual in a large L- CLEAN, USED refrigerators, 10:00 A.M., and wHl be opened This colorful tank-top is AT A eXJURT OP PROBATE, siding, fireplace, g;arage, treed Model apartment open for One of the most favorite held at Manchester, within and for Ranch, central air condition­ shaped Ranch? If large Help Wanted— Mole or Female 37 ranges, automatic washers PUbUdy and read at that time perfect to wear atop slim 646-2'>Z2 lot, flowering shrubs. CaU now. c:a u c u s Inspection Sat. and Sim. 1-5, styles in your wardrobe the Diatiict ot Manchester, on the ing, two fuU baths, fireplace, looms are your cup of tea a with guarantees. See them at place for the above men' will be this handsome skirts and slacks . . . es- 30th day ot July, 1970. $24,900. Hayes Agency, 646- caU to Mr. Bogdan is a The RepubUcan electors of week days by appointment. ecially when crocheted, waU to waU carpet, garage, B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 tlmied commodities and serv- Starting at $176 monthly. Coat-Dress with its Present, Hon. John J. WaUett, 0131. must. A most unique home the Town of Andover are hereby 'o. 6455 has crochet di­ Judse. / , fuU basement. Shows weU, own- Main St. CaU 643-2171. Ice. PRESIDENTIAL matching scarf! No. 1412 Estate ot Peter J. Kondra. late aet on a large, heavily tread > notified that there wiU be a rections for both top and er transferred. $24,900. Wolver- MANCHESTTBR — Beautiful 6- iijanchES’TER — 6% • room ACCOUNTING CLERK ' — ------Information for biddeis, epec- with PHOTO-GUIDE 18 ih of, Manchester In said District, de- / lot. Why not caU now? caucus at the Andover ’Town New Sizes 7 to 15 (bust a dress . . . sizes 6-^16 in­ ton Agency, Realtors, 649^2818. K»m (Jape with 8 bedrooms, R^nch, 60x120’ lot, on bus SBARS a g zag machine, fuU ificaUons, pnqiosal and contract VILLAGE clusive. 649-6306. Office BuUding on August 17, TWO RETIRfD MEN Requires a70 Basic PASHiON Book ai04-

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