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and both drivers were scheduled Avarage Daily Net Press Run T o lla n d for appearance, in Circuit Court 12, Rockville, on Aug. 5. Pfizer^ Six Other Firms r o t The Week Ended The Weather I Jane 28, 1989 Fair, warm and humM to ! Boys^ League Tournament .Manchester lEvening Herald Face Drug Monopoly Charge your House deserves the best! Tolliuid correspondent Bette night. Low 70 to 76. Tomorrow Slated Saturday ^Sunday Qiiatral^, tel. 875-2845. WASHINGTON (API The and all seven firms could sell It 15,459 partly aunny. continued hot and Nixon administration, trying to in dosage form. (îaUfornia liumid. High In 90s. 30 per cent The Tolland Boys League In A nominal charge is made for lower spiraling drug prices The complaint also aisked the Manche*ter—‘ 4 City o f VUiawe Charm chance of thundershowen. court to cancel the Pfizer patent dependent Baseball Tourna use of the. swimming facilities, State’s New Law through vigorous antitrust en VOL. LXXXVra, NO. 244 and prohibit the firm ffom col (TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) ment wUl be held Saturday and but other uses of| the facilities forcement, has charged seven MAkcHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1969 (Classified AdvertlsiBg on I^sge 18) are free, including the use of Cuts Aid to 88 lecting royalties on tetracycline. PRICE TEN CENTS Sunday at Lavltt’s Field on major drug„flrms with using a An antitrust task force ap‘ sports equipment stocked at the HARTP’ORD, Conn, fAPI — South River. Rd. fraudulent "itatent to monopolize pointed by former President park. As the first .step in its PAINT] s.alcs of a leading antibiotic. Lyndon B. Johnson recommend This weekend’s aictlvlties will John Campbell, director of “ fcramble”’ to adjust to revised The government. In a three,- ed last year the government at be devoted to the first round the park’s summer activities, welfare law.i, the State Welfare coUnt civil suit, also demanded tack'drug prices by challenging Astronauts of the double elimination tourn has announced the start of a AND Honduras Strikes, Def artment has cut off Aid to ,-at least $25 million in damages patent abuses. ament which will Include teams, senior life saving class and a Dependent Children payments jo' -probably much more—from Since taking office, the Nixon Carry Medal from Oolchester, Mansfield, beginners class for adults to be 88 families and leferrcd them to two of the companies, Charles .administration’s antitrust chief. Somers and New Britain, as offered from Aug. 4 through 18. local agencies. n U N L , Astronauts Soar Past Pfizer & Co. Inc. and American For Russians well as Tolland. Asst. Atty. Gen. Richard W. Truce Debated Those Interested in participat In addition, the department will Cyanamid Co. McLaren, has taken the task Scheduled to play at 1 :30 Sa ing may regl.ster at the pond. review the oases of .about 500 The action marked the second force advice and directed WASHING’roN (AP) — Presi In addition to Campbell, Carol PAINT J TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras that the enemy troops turday are the Colchester and other f.amllles with 19 and 20- time in a week Justice Depart were dent Nixon announced today the probes of .several licensing ar (AP) — Honduraa announced Its Manaheld teams, with Somers Palmer serves as both head life ear-old youngsters in school. ment antitrust enforcers moved abandoning their arms and .\merican moon team will leave rangements. troops had strtick Into northeas- vs. New Britain at 3:30. ■ guard and instructor. Other life Deputy CommIs.sioncT John P'. against drug patents in a con- The tetracycline suit, involv fleeing. behind the lunar surface guards at the pond are Beth t«rn El Salvador today while On Sunday the two losers of Harder .said Tuesd;iy. certeel drive for more competi ing a product with annual sales The Hondurans claimed to medals awarded. to Soviet cos Horsman, Jason Bugbee, Patti both eddes in the Central Ameri have captured tanks and heavy Midpoint in Moon Saturday's games will play at Ix>wering tiu; m.axlmum age tion in the Industry. of well over $100 million, fol monauts killed while pertlclpdt- Elwell and Danny -Roups. In Tuesday’s .suit, filed in fed can war haggled over the condi artillery. ing in eq>ace pre^rams. 1:30, followed by Tolland vs. the for ADC youngsters In school lowed a complaint last week tions for a oease-flre. winner of Saturday’s first game 4-H Worker from 21 to 18 years wa.s one of eral court here, Pfizer was ac against Clba Corp. and CPC In Ui The government announce Nixon said the medals were Gloria Proctor of Tolland is the ch.anges made by the Gen cused of obtaining a fraudulent ternational Inc., challenging The aimotufcement said the ment also said the Honduran air given to actronaut Frank Bor slated for 3:30. By HOWARD BENEDICT participating In the work study eral A.s.sembly earlier this year. patent in 1965 on the drug tetra restrictive licensing agreements Honiduran forces had thrust into force dominated the skies while man by the widows of Yurt A. The various winning teams an area near Poleros, about five AiP Aeraapare Writer program at the Tolland Coulity In iwldltlon the welfare depart cycline, the nation’s largest sell on drugs known as benzothladl- oUier ground troops had dom Gagarin and Vladimir Komarov W1U play the following week miles inside El Salvador, and end. 4-B office this summer. She Ls ment will canvass about 20,000 ing broad spectrum antibiotic. azlncs, which are used as di Paint Job for the house? Do it right with California Acrylic ffbuse ination of Honduras' southern during Borm ^’s recent trip to SPACE CENTER, Houston front. (AP) — Guiding themselves by The league postponed its an a 'senior at the University of families receiving medical Broad spectrum antibiotics uretics and antihypertensives. Paint! Beautiful colors last and last . . . no more blisters, peeling the Soviet Uôn. nual fund drive last Sunday due (.kjnncctlcut, majoring in ele sl.vtiince, because the eligibility are popularly known as ’ ’won Sales of the drugs total more El Salvador’s ground forces The medals were relayed to the stars, America’s Apollo 11 or chalking. And the trim? Reach for California Trim Paint... the astronauts soared pwst the half to the heavy rains. The drive mentary education. fequirement.s for that p;rogr:im der drugs” for their ability to than $63 million annually. have thrust about 36 miles Into the crew of Apollo 11 which will original exterior latex trim paint. way point of their Journey to is to be rescheduled. Steak Siipimr have also been tightened. • counteract and cure a broad Responding to the latest gov southwestern Honduras, reach leave them on (he moon. nmge of 4llnes.ses and diseases. Franco Set the moon today wrlth men and Crandall’s Park AeUvItles Connecticut Country OpRussia's Luna statements” to the II.S. patent E. A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. parades. on Rt. 74. th:in_Was requested by the de-- The other firms did not com Successor outflank the Salvadoran column They were Air Force Lt. Ool. to sipped Into oriXt around the Office. ment immediately on the I A pet dog ..show will be held Other performers aj>pcsiTlng partment, at Nacaone. V l i ^ I. Grissom, Navy Lt. moon on Its mywUMy mlanion. In doing so, the suit alleged, charges. 723 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER at 1 p.m. with prizes awarded, are Willie Violet, Percy St. 'I'he, department excesvied its MADRID (AP) _ Gen. Fran- In Tegucigalpa, the peace en Oomdr. Roger B. Chaffee and A Moscow re|»rt sold the cnoft Pfizer gained support from Cy Cisco Franco is expected to followed at 2 p.m. by bicycle Peter luid Ronnie Taylor. Ch'ar- budget hi;st biennium by $75 mil voys of the Organdautlon of Air Force Lt. Ool. Edward H. hed became a lunar satellite anamid, holder of a patent to To keep the sparkle on dia decoration contacts. cotil-broUed steaks will be lion. n ^ e Prince Juan Carlos de American States worked Into White Jr. but there was still speculation Aureomycin, the first wonder monds and rubles, scrub them Borbon as his heir next Tues the unmanned vehicle might at Included In this y S<’olt plta.l. three miles behind Its borders. ned a great period In the de conspiracy to monopolize the te the Cortes to approve hls nomi seconda of flight at a iq>eed of The pond Is available for pub L. Neff, 19, also of Rtxjkvllli'. State lH>llce said the limou —Respect tor the life and prop velopment of manned flight — tracycline trade. nation of the 31-year-old prince about 3,000 miles per hour. It lic use every day from 12:30 Mrs. Eckenrod wa.s charged sine, returning to .Connecticut erty 01 citizens of one country fresn 1928, or a yoar after That count stemmed, the gov to become king and chief of will take them twice nn long 01 p.m. and all day on Saturday with op«?ratlng’ without a llcen.se from New York's LaGuardla U vi^ in the other. Charles A. Llndbeig’s solo ernment said, from licensing state upon Franco’s death. hours to cover the remalniiv and Sunday. Lessons are and Neff with failure to drive a Alrjxut, .stmek the paint truck transAtlanUc flight, to the mis agreements under which Pfizer, Immediate approval of what distance. IJke a ctir oaaathq; scheduled during the morning reasomil)lo dlMjince apart. front the rcsir ns It wa.s work (See Page Ten) sion of ApoUo 11. Cyanamid nnd Bristol-Myers ever Franco proposes Is expect uphill, tha Mpaoenhlp gradually hours on weekdays. No injuries were rejxurted. ing In the center ea.sthound lane. would manufacture the drug ed from the parliament. has slowed from IIm Initial s p e d For 21 years the Franco gov of 24300 m.p.h. ernment has groomed Juan Car Armstrong. Aldrln ami Chlliiw / los to be king—since the remained tight-lipped, ttie least piince’f father, the Count of Kenney, Mansfield talkative Apolio crew yet. os- Barcelona, agreed to allow his thelr (Urth stirank tn ilw dls son to be educated in Spain. tance. But Don Juan never relin Oppose Mars Target ’nwaigtxajt the mornliqt they Don’t drive 50 miles to Patties are as good as I quished hls claim to the throne, <-rt on Uie coreUtlon of sys Come to Pinehurst for with. tems. from Dubuque, Iowa . . . 1931 under pressure from the re say any U.S. effort to put a man £upport*rs, has approved a pilot, Michael Collins, and their children, Mike, 6; daily Thurs. and Fri. Pinehurst meat men ueel publicans and died in. exile. on Mars by the end of the cen $3,715 billion rpace program— Collins coiwentraled on star I shipments of FRESH U.S. CHOICE A source close to Don Juan, tury should take a back seat to exactly the amount the Nixon Banks Excluded Ann, 7; and Kathleen, 10, gather on the lawn of sgltllngs with the sextant and only U. S. Choice Gov’t 1 the 56-year-old dimsustic head of a national commitment aimed administration proposed — for the family home near the Manned Spacecraft {.’en other navigation equipment Hr BLOCK ISLAND inspected lean Chucks hls branch of the Borbon family, at meeting the earthly r«eeds of the current fiscal year. It cut ter, Houston, Tex., after the successful launch, of repoftelb. Packer Cut 1.14 lawn looks freahly mowed when Carlos Hugo de Borbon y Par country, should have priority,” the next two years. towns, cities and private firms According to the constitution, Early In tbe moinlng they had Have It cut Into Roasts or London Broil . . . Sydss Steaks, ma, the pretender from a rival to decide tor themselvesjwhether Janet Armstrong and hsr dsad- bien aboard a frtsnds boat on 4 lbs. 4 .3 6 Manafleid said. ^ Howiever, the Mdnsfield-Ken- Ground Round. (Does not Include eye, but does Include brtuich of the Borbon family. to give their employes a diay off. tlred aona arrived home the Banana RIvar ii^“ land the un- Vl»M 99.76 '•’•hnhl, FRANKS lb. 79c SIRLOIN TIP Tbe Space Committee men Recalls Early Work ;.040 miles fnmi Cape Kennedy, we land to fear." She under I //,'■bi/A,, Kennedy, Fla., following the niuuiml craft on tfie moon by re*''- “I'ClI \i > n r,i Boneless Steaks 1O O tioned only a "low-cost miaslen Fla. stands flying and the estremes 1.1 a/i '"I' (I,. '■'(lie Cooke«l Salami lb. 89c Eight Hurt, launch of the Apollo 11 moon SPACE CENTER, Hourion Krt-lay morning '‘■•alli, ■''■/’lie, Lb.„ to the planet Mercury In 1973’’ Hardly hod th<- car bringing to which her husband Is taking Ml,/ I Whole Steer Tenderlolni I a O T ship, because he heads a presi (AP) — Quietly following the OliM>ryalory dlrw tor 8lr Ber-, Hr, S3 a likely future project. them from the atrport stopped hls skill. dential committee on re-evalu- progress of Apollo 11 b a man nerd t/nre|l said Izum IS was In "».,x S|>nm’ 5j/ri (FH JET MIONON) 28 Arrested It joined the House in boosting when 12-yeer-old Eric and 6- Her father, now dead, owned ating ' the nation's long-space who began laying medical sn etiptiral urMt almori exacOy •'''■"-"'."f,,,\ ,,l Ioil'''''-" I ' '*M/>/c I '••adh, late 7 lbs. ll{. 12.09 the requested $30.5 mllhon to ; ear-old Mark pUed out to go In- end flew a email plans and one • (’cd "•iril grotuKhrork tor such a flight be two Isairs king and OU) to I.20U KSxl \ ,)l < EYE ROUND OVEN ROAST BEEF range space goals. $50 million funds for develop •Me' and lo bed. #69 thing Uiat aUraotMl hsr to Nell miles above the moon. In Race Riot Man.sfield and Kennedy, the ment of nuclear rockets ” to pro fore the mocsi-bound astronauts Eric, batter iuivsm ae Ricky, were born. when they met at Purdue tlnl- lie lukloLl after checking |0s lb . $ I A » latter considered a potential vide advanced rpeceVpropu’rioij had ptennad to piwy In an aU- YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (AP) — 1972 Democratic presidential Dr, HubertiM Strughold, 71, Car baseball game. (See Page Ten) Mg rwllo teleaiope. die Wsst'S My favorite for flavor . . . Roast at 300; for Police arrerted 28 pereoiw and capability tor future. nationa|l Foam Cups 50 7-oz. 49c candidate, speak for a, group of needs,” rrgorded here as tbe "father of main lUIcning poet Uir Lurit IS rare 30 min. to lb., little more for well done . . 1 blanketed 10 blocks of a South spu:e medicine,” watched the since It was launched Sunday, liberals already working to cut Depending on the successes of IPlaytex Rubber Gloves I prefer to use the meat themometer. P.S. We Side street with tear gas early military spending In favor of in start of the voyage this week as that k was eendtng back have thermometers for sale here ... • today in putting down Yoisigs- the Apollo n missloU. the Sen- heape" of data Ig. and sm. 73c creased funds tor domestic pro a guest here of the NaUonaJ town’s second straight night of jects. (See Page Three) Aeronautics and Space Adminte- The official Soviet news agen 3 Comer U. S. Choice . ' ' racial disturbances. tratlon. - ■ ' Press in Europe cy' Tass aald In Mbaccee (Mst Eight persons were injured. As he hears the vnlcos of the Luna' 13 Mtd bn-oms an artlfl- RUMP ROAST OF BEEF Lb 1.49 Three buildings and four jCars crew on the way to tbi moon, rial satellite rjf the nussi. a were burned betore the trouble the spry i^rice expert cian recall Hails U.S. Feat slatamcM inCerpretiMl In the I BABY P.\MPERS MIRACLE WHIP Qt. 39c . was brought under Control. A the day* when he conducted Itusaisn - a|aui as pooslbiy pcriice cruiser was damaged by With $5.00 purchase Secret Talks Set crude tesU of wrighUnanem by LONDON (AP> Europe U the email talk as they set out oh niraring no landing attempt 30 Newborn 1.49 rocks and several others were Clgs. luvl Milk Ebcceptod sluMing in earty ahvianea moonstruck by the Apollo n their greateet moon adventure,” anxikl be mada Mr Bernard hit by sniper fire, police sold. 12 Overriijfht 85c Or he'll remetnbiFr how he mlseton. It declared eakl he did nut believe this. Gov. James A. Rhodes sent spent hours scanning 'he heav- Newspapers throughout the Most Brillsh neserpapers It simply doesn't make sense 30 Daytime 1.65 Sealtest M ilk ...... gal. glass 8 9 ^ 150 National Guardsmen to help On ABM, Surtax enc as e boy In hls native Ger continent filled thetr page^ adth streaeed (he relaxed sltttude- of to -rosle ariklwr luistr aatelllta Kabuki Water Pack police protect cleanup crews iSweppes Quinine Water BULLETIN la seen by aome aenators as a many. keeping hls eyes more ptcyxree of the Saturn 5 rocket the spacemen In Ihetr rwdto ooih- s along the Hillman Street area. (lev Page .NIaeCeea) SoUd White TUNA ...... 3 cans 1.00 WA.aHINGTON (AP) — The "aeriouaiy Incrriwtng” Soviet on the aky than on the eeulh." blasting off to forge aarth’s first (act with mlxelon icnlrui and Bit O’ l.,emon in 6 Bumble Bee Green Label Tuna . . . .3 cans 1 .0 0 The racially mixed area was .Senatr Finance Committee vot threat wdll also be discusec/d. link with Its natural aatellKe. "Tltc quIsC moonmen bang on the scene of disturbances in Or his thoughu may go bock Dr. Huliertus Strughold packs; 8 pack Cott ed 9 8 today to approve the Senators said they hoped one to 1927. when he delivered hU and headline writers toiad Ihetr target." said the Sun April 1968, following a rally in secret five-hour seaslon will imagtnallana for leords to hall "Bang on course; hang on Quinine Water. I HELLMAN’SlllÔNNAjSE c Hou«e.pa«fted kurtav extension flrot lectures on fUgltt physiolo- Exoapt for a brief visit to the 59 honor of Dr. Martin Luther King bl I without change and send It conclude the debate and that the test. Ume- 'skirta up' and oft to the t y United ttatee to camduct rs- (nidi j Quart Jar J r, assassinated civil rights lo Ihc Senate Hoor ,4or debate. regular, open aeaatons can re- "The greatest advariturs In nuxm.” said the DaUy Moll ors 0^ leader. P,rughold raured last year am aearch. ^ remained In Ocr- Bums Doubt With $5.00 purchase fume tomorrow. II I The vote represented a Hrsl- s top BclenUst at BrrMka the history of humanity h u Beautiful." aatd the Guardian I Glg-a and Milk Ebccepted National Guard units totaling Senate Democratic Leader Air-many until after , Wortd War II in rcund victory for President Nix Force Base tn San Antonio. aittrted,” dectaiwd the French and the TTmee "Looking good.' Buy >x>ur Cigarettes here . . Cartons $3.98 and $4.04 . 300 men were placed on standby Mike Manafleld said earlier In He aocetSed an tnvttlaUqn to on In Senate eonsidermtiaa of the Tex , after 21 years rjf Mv/lian nesrspaper Le Figaro: srhlch de •aid the Dally Telegraph Moon Trip ess during the night. the week he hopes voUng on Join tha Setsooi of A'vtatlon Medt- R m u I.v tor the Sun MU. service wdth the Air Force voted tour pages to reports tram ^ Ttie f.'ommuniri Morning Star nil,f'ss OttWvtHi MaUr Heinz C atsup...... 3 20 oz. bots. 1.00 The violence began Wednes- the $759 1 million Safeguard d rjf at Randolph FMd. San An O u I Sea « Ski 79c a n d f l .«5 However, It was unervlaln as ('urlng the late > ». he be- Cape Kennedy and dlagrame of refused to give ttie story first Havniian Punch ...'...... 3 oz. cans 9 0 « “dsy night in a two-block area. It portion of the $20 bUllon mlll- 1 20 tonio in t»47 Eleven years Later * Has Value ' ^ /. •flit/ ,V to when the legislation would be the mlseton. prominence but conc eded "The •••liU I f'o p p e rto n e 74e a n d t l .28 spread through 10 blocks before lary procurement authorization fsn studying the physiological he and hls siwioctatee conducted \ ••M M, nji , . Case of 12 3.811 called up for S^npte debate. rtfecii of avIsCion. Vhe tabloid Parts-Jour {ro- chaOenga of Yurt Gagarin’s Im- "■''K I s-Psrk Diet Soda 99c -it .was halted by polic^ uriiq; bill will begin next week. a shmilaUd right-day fl||^ to lif>$ ANUKl.ES API ApoU pur/ "lU rv ,41 Th'* * 49 97 Daily shipments of dew fresh Yjollow Corn from cioimed. "The whole srorld tells moftal pioneer •orbit and tha It Is streukt^ through the V Jl>3 \,y 'pot tear gas and armed with rifles F'rom Asaocialed Presa,Reporte 'Sens. John Sherman Cooper. ■ He conducted wsme of the first the mouo with an Air F ^ ce vol- \f6 Bunihiun's netirby farm . . . alw Native puke^ them ’Bravo.’ shame of Ihs Bay of Ptgs inva sea space to land men on the TCedar Sponge Mop O P E ^ 'TIMURS, and FR^. and rio^gurvu-^ > Secret Senate aeWona are be- R-Ky . and Philip A Hart, D- rinmlated attitude expertmenu ifnteer In k tiny presauiw chato- U -’Iir, nuUic" ' The c o m m u n I « 4 dally sion of Cuba was being sx- •’ttlcd f M' InlvU and Handle $3.04 and Green Beans plus a sale on Pinehurst Iceberg _’n»a- htjui^ included one po- ing held in Waahlngton today at Wuerzburg, Germany., In he.- moon but it means hnte to ''>/(l -iiii^- ' R kOch.. are expected to make the I'Humantte led with a' Isuhch punged in lbs rocksl’s fire " 'nl/u,^. •a 39 97 ;ol\ Lettuce at 2 8 « head and another featured price "llcem an and a fireman hurt by help reaolve two aeparate la- 197T staying made a m e te ^ - • Strughold rimembers vividly many of the men/ on Skk} Row. ' Piese s h u r fin e y first move by calling up their picture and devoted its entire Thera was soms aniping ‘'dor unj Wa of 3 9 ^ pint on great large fresh Blueberries. flying glass, another policeman ape -erienxlon of the Income Ic chamberi- for os much i an They dream of other- thinge w * i jils '>n 1.39 till 9 amembnent to limit Uw Safe wheel the Soidet Union- sent bock pmge to an enthusiastic lull auixl' I Peanut Butter $ lb. Jar $ struck by a rock, two men beat hou- in an elroosphertc prti Ths frilly Mad cartoonist pur- 2i3-cent bed for the night, a . 11"", aurlax and the Safeguard mla- guard program to rrsearch a/ul Sputnik tnto orbit moon raport, dec-^rtb^ the. tu'X en after their cars were set 'orreapondlng to 21,000 feet Iraysd Ism starving children tin harilout. a gtasa at furgetifiit- alle defense controveny. to bar any deiployrment nr rile "lt..dbln*i coare m e." -le swld, coimtdowm and launch. Itwe oa- afire, a woman driver hit by a Biafra gazing at I7i« nwxsi ais$ \,»\S W \m\\ At the latter acasion. Sen acquafUon. ■''•’c y*krs later ‘e was 'tau< I Just did rot like n.” tnznauU' selves and famUles' I lliWf Ui brick, and drug store owner saying "Maybe they'll dtacover "I gat the papers out at Otm Stuart Symihgton. D.-Mo.. wUl There has been some talk of a afaisrd a plane again f»jr more He never doubted that man and backgrounding lunar sHlvl- Ralph White Jr.. 49. who said he introduce materia] complied by experiments . with wreigbUe*-. It la made of cheese and bring trarii and read all about them 'move to clarify ports of thetr woulo travel to other planeto. ties wraa hit by a brick after stamp an aide who recently vtaited the ness This Ume iU numbed hls some back for us to rat." tn m u " Happy Don, ame-ofmeht prsribiy by making, Many of Ms papers dwril on the Britain’ s' flVe-milUon rlrcula-^ m yp ing out a. fire bomb at hls store DaUy MirVur columnist John iaUng hie thpulder-length MANCHESTER— N 45 TOLLAND TPKE. Pacific island of Kwajaletn. it expi/cu that the rwr arrh ™r- with ari onerihetlc. c. rsUve eUbJcct. In one he envisions lion Dally Mlfr<.r used two-inch No persons were reported where Safeguard components to gel the full effect. PUger srrole froffl'Gape Kenne white mane. SA L It Wie. t h r u S A T ^ Pinehurst Grocery, Inc. wxsjld lake place at Kw-ojalnn man ttvtng a "soptUsticaled high type to herald the launch shot, although police reported are being teoted. Topoecret »• dy. T tie people who gave, tie "But I don’t know what good Exit 93, Wilbur Cr«ts Parkway ONN LAH IVIRY NIGHT CORNER k.AIN and TURNPIKE ■ t unsafe .1 had i,b tee], cave life ' on foe moon In under Real cool otd there In space- We fcsgrve ihc nglu lo jitml quinhUf\ several tocidenu. of sniper fliv. telUgence Information on what (Hee Page Tws) tax ' he HKwilsd. ground Uarikllritlonri (he three quiet Aratyfemu cut (7 Page Ntee) (See Page Nlae) \ Ai PAGE TWO MANOHife'liSR EVENING HERAIJ?7TIANCHESTER, COl^:; THU^ JULY 17, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN;, THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1969 PAGE THREE ■'i V Under Foreseeable Conditions ' - - . T olland Cdunty MOVIE AUDIENCE oTi Franco Set Will Stetvart McKinney • ** * * * * Q U I Q £ . Sheinwolfl Bridge R-BEST Superior Court A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS REASONINO UNMASKS MAIN STBEFTT • ROUTE M AND THEATERS. To Designate ontrols ‘Ruled Out’ Run for Governorship? ATTEMPTED SWINDLE NORTH VEllNON. CONNECTICUT 00088 Divorces By DON MEIKLE T h tje t i r i n g $ apply ip f,|nii k 10 6 4 that he could be a hot property ralppaaS aher Nuv 1. I9 S 8 By ALFRED) SHEINWWOLD 878-8200 or 878-9182 Associate Press Writer Q 5 / , Successor ^ Divorces were granted re for the GOP, If It has the sense 0 AK42 s Inflation Weapon to use him. THIS S E A L After the play of today’s hand (Continued from Page One) cently by Superior Court Judge HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — ♦ KQl A> WASHINGTON (AP) — Presl- p.m. by the WWte House at a Alva P. Lolselle to: However, others have a bet in sd i indicates the illm wae South wondered what he had How about Stewart B. McKin aubmltted and approved under EAST Spanish crown does not neces dent Nixon, moving- to stam p regular afternoon press brief- ney for governor? ter shot at getting the party done to give himself away, but Jerllyn Bates from Joseph the Motion Picture Code he was on the''wrong track. 7 Q 5 2 sarily pass according to pri- out speculation fed by lids own Ing. The youthful and forceful lead elders to confer the guberna Lee Bates, both of WlUlmantlc,. torial mantle on them. of Self-Regulation. What he had done meant noth 43 A K 1098 roogenlture, to the eldeet son "of treasury secretary, has all but Kennedy told newsmen re on grounds of Intolerable chiel- er of the minority Republicans 109873 Q5 the reigning monarch. It is Perhaps the man who has , ing. The giveaway consisted In 0 ruled out wage-prioe controls as gardlng wag«-piice controls, “,I ty. She was awarded custody In the State House of Repre ® Suggested for GENERAL 87 542 A93 handed on by the Oortes, and a weapon against inflation. close no doors on any kind of sentatives has been urged to done most to coax the nomina audience's. what he had not done. of one minor child and support tion out of the GOP is Me- East dealer. the only requirements are that Press secretary Ronald L. poaslblUty.” He emphasized, payments of |20 per week. consider the idea. B Suggested for MATURE the king be at least SO years old, Both slides vulnerable. Ziegler, after conferring with however, he comidered It an ac- Roman Catholic, of royal Gypsy Dlann Gibson, former audicnett (parantal dfacra- Opening lead-— Four of a Nlxon, said Wednesday "The ademlc matter being discussed blood and must swear alte- ly of Manchester and now of tk>n adviatd). Hearts. administration has ruled out only as a possibility If all other Minority Leader Wallace Barnes glsince to the principles of the Virginia Beach, Va., from Ken- The Fairfield Republican was of Farmington. ® r e s t r i c t e d — Persona wage and price controls as a antl-Inflatlonary moves failed, East won the first trick with National Movement, Spain’s way of dealing with inflation un- In spite of all the disclaimers neth W. Gibson of Bloomfield Intriûced to a GOP gathering Barnes Is generally conceded under 16 not admitted, un- the king of hearts and return East North on grounds of intolerable cruel In Newtown the other night as I Double only legal political organization der conditions that are now over the word "foreseeable” to be the frontrunner tor the accompanied by pareni ed the five of trumps. South put under the Franco regime. foreseeable." , being a loophole, the White ty. She was awarded.... custody a candidate tor the nomination. gubernatorial nod at the mo up the ace of spês and re Pass 4 4 McKinney took the trouble to or adult guardian. All Pass Early this year, Juan Carlos Lest anyone conclude that the House statement did leave open ihlnor children with sup- ment (the aspirations of Sen. turned a club to force out the made his first openly political deny the 'allegation. T. Clark Hull of Danbury not ® Persons under 16 not ad- "foreseeable”‘foreseeable” reference was in- the possibility, however unlike- ^^0 per week ace. Now East put on his most ■tatementa, and these were tak and $1 per year alimony. And then he launched into an withstanding) and his attwiUve This ege restriction casual air and returned the tended to be a loophole, Ziegler ly, the administration's knowl holding: Spades, A-R-t-S-8; en as a sign that he had decided addedi; Stephen Sadlon of Bolton impromptu speech — he's quite wooing of the Republican State may be higher in certain edge and experience might be deuce of trumps, hoping that H earts, J-7-6-2; Diamonds, J- to challenge hta father. He en from- Josephine K. Sadlon of good at Impromptu speech-mak Central Committee Is expected declarer would put up the king. "Looking Into the future with altered with the passage of time ■reas. Check theater or 8 ; CTulto, 10-8. dorsed the monarchy as a ing, as even the Democrats will to be rewarded. John Squiers. left, of 43 Rdlson Road. Manchester, tlie the knowledge and experience and that controls conceivably' Blast Hartford on grounds of in- advertising. Declarer thought It over and What do you sayT means of guaranteeing "notion toleiraUe cruelty. She was admit — worthy of a candidate. There Is, however. Congress male half of the Famed "Shllng .Squiers" Joins Tom Car- that this administration has, could be revived as an option ^ Printed •• a public tarvica then played a low trump, after Answer: Pass. If you eCro al peace and harmony" and and projecting the various alter- awarded custody of three minor McKinney warned the Fifth man Thomas H. Meskill of New nithers In partnership of R-RR8 T l-'urnlture Outlet, Route 83- In dire clrcumctances. by this nawtoaper which the rest was easy. He doubled at one spade you may said: "I will comply with the ■ natives that could be used In the children with support paymento Congressional District Republi Britain to consider —although could pick up the queen of In Vernon. located up|>roxlmately two mllra north of Vernon Ziegler em{âslzed several take only three tricks. It is promise to serve (the father (Srele, R-RRST will offer Top Dlscoimts on Famous Name cans th a t the GOP Is In danger Meskill m ay prefer the U.S. trumips 8uid give up one heart future, wage and price controls times Nixon and the admlnlstra- P®"" foolish to step into the auction land) in the post most useful to Furniture as well ns Inexpensive branch,. UmllWY VkA />rvn«rl#lA*vwt .• ** ______■ * ______a______of over-confidence about next Senate nomination. would not be considered. tlon are flatly opposed to feder Raymond J. Ference from trick, fulfilling his contract. when you need more tricks the country." Treasury Secretary David year's state elections. In which Also the somewhat indepen 16 Get Master’s ally-imposed lids on wages and Estelle M. Ference, both of How did South know who had from your partner than you can The new king will have only In addition to their showriMHn a t the Colonial PW e. they Kennedy has on several occa Stafford, on grounds of Intoler a governor and a U.S. senator dent-minded freshman congress the queen of trumps? have room nettings m>t up at the W nj,0\V BROOK APT8 .. prices and expressed confidence will be chosen. . From RPI School produce yourself. limited powers and can choose a Center Rd. nml Ridge Home. Route 83. both In Vernon. Join sions made statements resulting that current anti-inflation strat able cruelty. He was granted man from Greenwich, Lowell P. South knew that East would premier only from among noml- Weicker Jr. Copyright 1908 Tom extend a eordliU invitation to eome In curd see their In speculation the President, egy will succeed. custody of one minor child. The implication was that the Sixteen Manchester and area have done something very dif General Fedtures Ooip. / . nees of the Council of the There Is ho shortage of talent, displays, Ra«'h week they will feature a special — where might put a celling on' wages The President te trying to Selma Laneri of Bolton from party had better p,ut up lively, town students received master’s ferent If he had held only two Realm. The council has 18 and McKinney may feel that he prices will be 40% to 00% below list. Almost anything will and prices, something not tried combat rising living costs prin Alfred T. Laneri of Manchester attractive candidates if It ex degrees from Rensselaer Poly small trumps. East would have mem bers, 10 of them elected by be considered for trade-ins. since the Korean war. pects to take advantage of the has little to gain from making, cipally through attempts to cut on ground of IntolofAble cruel technic Institute of Connecticut, taken his three top cards in the Oortea. Kennedy always Indicated he disarray in the ranks of the a move at this point. t n E o '! Always featured will be their fine selection id Ruga * government spending, high In ty. She ‘ was awarded custody Inc. oh June 13. hearts and clubs and then would Carpeting. did not favor such controls, but ruling Democrats. But he is not likely to com terest rate to discourage con of two minor children with sup- Manchester residents are have led another heart In the * STATE What vegetables to serve with refused to state flatly they for each child. After watching McKinney In plain very loudly about being hope that his partner coujd MANCHISTItt CINTIB Easy Credit — No Money Down — I-ay Away Plans tinuation of the income tax sur Lawrence J. Cernoch. Gerald J. F«llSOUTH PASK BfAd Of THIA1BI sliced smoked tongue? Mashed wouldn't be imposed, particular action as minority leader in the introduced as a gubernatorial overruff the dummy. This line — Tenns To Suit Your Ihidgpt — charge to sop up 110 billion a Janet D. Turner of WilUngton, Dixon. Silas Gonzales Jr., Mi 4 AK983 or boiled potatoes and croamied ly If Congress refused to extend House — a Job of little power hopeful. All he has to do, for of play would defeat the con MtUktees At 1:80 year of potential buying- power, formerly of Manchester, from chael Ingalllnera, and Richard " B ^ y " 8K)0-6:10-9!SOJ 762 ^nach make on excellent ac- the income surtax, considered but considerable visibility' — the time being, is to keep on tract If West held Q-x of trumps Beniem bee—"YOIT GF.T THE BEST FOR IJESS AT R-BEST* It reemed apparent the ad- Ellery A. Turner of Manchester Pcppln. 0 16 oompanimdnt. essential by the administration many legislators, including Dem happily issuing denials and dis and only two hearts. Thfir Ne*w f'ulM.unKth Movii ! ministration, which looked upon on groundo of Intolerable cruel- Prom area towns they are: 4 1 0 6 in fighting the wage-price sp4-- ocrats, have become convinced claim ers. ' Why didn’t East adopt this Metrc.r;avid M. D'Amajto of Ver and Charles A. Smith. / Even temperatures In the AUies G>ntributing Troops this only If he himself had the OoHit 1:30 A 7:48 The aimual summer “Side niore on a wide range of items stores because airconditioning pers were sharp buyers, It Is sue. Ziegler said he made his non on grounds of intolerable KocKviiie: James L. Crook, queen of trumps. mia-nlnetles and an almost walk Sales,” sponsored by the from men's shirts to fake flow enticed shoppers to come Inside still amazing what people will Ziegler at a morning news statement after talking with cruelty. She was granted a Philip Hetmltch, Joseph Mazan- Everything East actually did ANYTHING B POSSIBLE IN... stifling humidity cannot keep briefing mode the first refer Nixon, Kennedy, White House change of name to Lynne S. ec, Joseph C. Plvar, and Ron Retail Division of the Manches ers to desks and lawmmowers and be tempted by an oven wid buy just because it la on sale: W. G. GLENNEY CO Show No Sign of Cutback was perfectly reasonable, but women away, from a sale. They and boats. There are Nehru er range of offerings, not all ence to presidential opposition counsellor Arthur F. Burns and Fkiskaimper. ald Rencurrel. ter Chamber of Commerce.will suit tops without .Hatching his failure to cash out and lead came in small droves today’ ac jackets for 69 cents, dreises and of which were on sale. to mandatory wage-price res Chairman Paul McCracken of Donna Davto Herztg of Mian- By GEORGE McAr t h u r dlers have been killed in action. skirts; dresses that don’t quite I a third heart gave him away. companied by husbands and continue Friday and Saturday nightgowms for two dollars and The sale has a twofold pur traints. This was followed by a the Council of Economic Advis cheator from Eldward Heralg of Associated t*re«s Writer The Thai Black Panther Divi fit; and last year's Christmas | SUMMER SUPER Power Failure Daily Question / »*W3gSI0N« children, to save money on a In Downtown M anchester, the less, and aspirin and rubbing al pose: (1.) For customn,s to Kennedy news conference about ers. Avon on grounds of IntoJerable ______sion, which recently replaced jen tQ * cards. SAIGON AP) While the SOUTHINGTON (AP) A fail With both sides vulnerable, FttxnMGM / METROCOIOR large variety of clothing and Parkade and Burr Corners. cohol at a discount. save money on Items they prob 1 p.m., when the spectre of con- He said Nixon has been con-. oruhlty. She was awarded 111,- United State* hM begun gradual Queens Cobra Regl the player at your right opens wares. Still, the large turnout In ure In a cable at a power sub Prices are sliced by half or The heat was a boon to some ably needed anyway; and (2.) trols was a^âin raised. This in slstent In opposing the idea of 500 aUmony upon conveyance of withdrawal of its forces in Vlfet- hao taiketi over an old with one heart. Yon are next. Wed.: “TRUE ORTP’ dicated that most people were VALUE SALE turn waa followed by the Htrong controls oa an anti-inflation intoreat In gmoperty and a nam there has t»ein no sign—eo Anierlcan camp called Bearcat ::tation left some 2,140 customers for store owners to get rid of enjoying the sale and satisfied | of the Connecticut Light & Pow an excess of merchandize that statement Issued about 3:80 weapon.' change of home to Donna far—that allied nations who co»»- about 28 miles east of Saigon. Andover with the merchandise. If to er Co. without electricity for Vernon wax not otherwise selling quick Davis. tribute 70,124 men plan similar It Is In an area whore there day's turnout Is any Indication, more than an hour Wednesday ly. 10 DAYS ONLY June A. Long of Bloomfield cutbacks. ho^ been little recent flghtli^. the pickings may be slim as the afternoon. AR AMPEMY AWARD BELL-RIMOERI Smokey the Bear ^ " ii o Although most of the shop end draws near. from Roland C. Long of Ridge- Iniormed officials say that But In two battles In March and Consumers on the outskirts of Secret Talks Set field on grounds of intolerable such plans have been discussed June, the Panthers, elded' by Plantsvllle and Southington In Fainyl HMri-Wanili|S Has a Booth At 1 WO F u n d u ig SouFces 5a ve *50 on this cruelty. He was awarded cua- tm on Informal basis, but that U.S. orWilery and gunships, re- central Connecticut were with tody of one minor child. none of the allied nations has ported Wiling 380 Viet Oong out vpower tor 1 % hours. The South Windsor “walk in" On ABM, Surtax Sheryl A. Mltterholzer of mode any official moves toward against the loss o< eight Thais centers of these townships were ALAN ARKIN Sought for Renewal Jr., of East Hartford on, a troop cut. killed and 20 wounded. Hie tn (Contliiiiixl from i’uge One) not affected by the failure. She waa granted custody of The biggest contributor is Thab' do not announce over-all Service, was restored by ^ suggestion irf Mrs. b* ready tor signatures next chairman said It was his inten grounds of Intolerable cruelty. South Korea with 80,343 men. casualty figures for the war. ^ WlUlnms, executive month. Foreign Exchange Students and Eiilwetok, but nothing baa tion that some signiflcunt re switching power lines, said a "poqi” developed yet. She was granted custody of Their oommionder, burly Lt. These allied battles have often spokesman of the power com bar to be held ^®* 4jr of the Bedevelopmenit As her final reason, Mre. J form amendments be added to Waiting In tho wings Is Son. three minor chUdnen with sup- G«n. LA> 9ae Ho, recently told been peripheral to the war. be- pany. Saturday evenings from 8^ A fo n c y , tho commlssloneirB Williams said there would be Take to Water—U. S. Style STORAGE SHED the measure. Thtwruus J. McIntyre, D-N.H., port payments of |10 per week nowemen that there were no cause Viet Oong and North Viet- midnight Smê^ wiU haw a submit no additional financial obllga- This schedule still would per for each child. platu' at all to reduce his forces, mmese-units hove concentrated ^(‘ ) p B U R N S I D E Thirty-eight traveling foreign a picnic held last night at the author of a rival amendment to SPACE CENTER, Houston At.7 rtW-9 K)6 firT^revenUon on the “i°" mit the Finance COmmlliee to Diane Regius from' Robert Meanwhile, the troops of the *bie AmericanH and the South exchange students. accom Blast and Cast, which' will be bar "• Th® f«®ncy would have mlHSiles but perm tt In'ilnllnWon Regius, both of Monchestor, on “-Ulec naUonfi are conducting op- Vietnamese, for the early 1070s include en youngsters while giving ^ In - ren ew a l prograim. nothing to lose, but rather have panied by a like number of local followed today by ii trip to the bate by the end of this month In groinvds of Intolerable cruelty, erahons at the same rate as In However, U.S. autlioriUes capitol and the governor and a | of compuUTw and ruubirs for fur lime for final action before the earth orbiblng workshop tn formation on home fire safety. “ rs. WUliam^ told tho com- 'o ways of beginning Phase 2 high school students ns compan ther teotirrg at llwr twer proposal. from Kredierick Roberts of En- Korea: Thailand, 11,612; Aus- NEW YORK (AP) — The Entertainment includes two more funds available in th© more of a rehabilitation pro- Griffin Rd., Wa(>plng, was grad- tension. gram . more than a crowd of young The second closed-door con field on grtninds of Intolorablo ‘fiitia, 7,617; New Zealand, 862. Church is becoming a "sign” in PREIIORY / OMAR kiddle rides, one a swing ride Urban Renewal Program," Mrs. uatod from Uvo Aviation Or- The area proposed for Phase sters arriving together. dlnanceman School at (tie Naval fab secs the Senate's Finance SPACE CENTER, Houston ‘■•''•«t(y- St'o was awarded the Philippines . hen 1,803 sol- the.... world rather than a "sanc------and the other a smaller ride. WiUlams sold, "the repreeen-, (AP) — Television broadcasts ®»f’(ody of ore minor child with d‘®t^Ju Vietnam engaged solely tun^ ^from it, a new study Is- ■mere will also be Wngo, a 'tative has suggested that Ver- 2 is bounded ^ on the south by They arrived during a 10 - Air Technical TVuinlng Center. Committee, whose members in clvle action projects. sued by the MaryknoII order PECB / SBARir dunking machine {md games of xx^ submit a survey and plan- *“® railroad tracks, on the west minute “all out" break at the Jaokson'vUlc, Fla. are ready to charge off In three of man's activity on the moon payments of $18 per The Koreans have two Inf an- contends. Called "The Church drive-in skill and chance. ••(••S' application os had been Orchard 8t., north by park and the life guards Imd He studlod the use and main different directions, meeting to will bo transm itted from the week ar-'l a Ir in t'er of intcrast C.\m. K()RI-:.M.\iN’S 'n pioiHTty as alimony. try dlvl':4ou«, a Marine brigade StKn," It stresses the recognl- A food sale is again being ptanned prior to Oie inception P'wpect St. and east by Grove the embarrasing task of keep tenance of the various guns. chart u course for foaling with Apollo 11 lunar module, using L ------—.— ----- iukI a special con.struc'.lon unit 'lion of God’s presence and sav- sponsored by the Women’s Aux- <*« NDP." ing 80 hot and Impatient con munUions, and rockets used by extension of the Income sur IU1 umbrella-ltke antenna placed W hile GROIINDS FOR FKIENDHIIIP “Pcetul mainly over Wio 200-mlIe in8 activity outelde the church lliary with food from many of Mrs. Williams told the com- temporaries out of the water Navy and Marino Corps olr tax . on the moon's surface. MRCBEm ’S BOLD The signals will bo beamed to ONAWA, lown (AP) — Ray «i»’ctch of central coastlnnd of i« ‘he worid-at-large, where the Andover’s finest cooks and mission that -no one, Including Of Aloo until the rest period was over. units. ------they leaf The position of Rcpubllciuis I.lndlcy gave re helping band to ‘‘i® Corps Aren. Thetr church simply serves as a sign recipes. the regional offloe, seei^ Development Corp., developers ^ The students are completing M arine Sgl. Denis SUls. on the committee, at a 10-7 ths- the radio telescope at the Na- . „ . .. A real step-saverl Store ' tional Radio Astronomy Obser- n local «ite. The cafe ran out of “f'ops arc ^mainly In th? coastal ^“c divine mystery embrac- Music will be provided by a to know that actual status of of the ^ area, said____ _the ..crew work- . ^ a year of study In the States, son o t Mr. and Mrs. RoHhrt Sills, SUPER PANAVISION TECHNICOLOR lawnmower, blcycies, garden adviuitage, was that th - panel vntory, Parkes, Australia, for coffee and h© lent the owners “teas, but tlniy have recently ‘••^ all men, Christian rend non- surm nmAvoioN itcHSKouxu' | 6 J sm-ou all combo for those who the NDP and that waa. why and from all Indications yester 366 HUton Dr., was promoted to Immediately start drafting Its STEREOPHONIC SOUND tools, toys, charcoal grill ... rpUiy via Intelsat 8 Pacific sat- I'vo pounds. cxpmidcd . thrir operational Uhristlan. United Apiitit > enjoy dancing, while refresh- day they have become pretty his present rank during cere version of the House-passed she was suggesting the dual ^ eUite to Houston. Mi. and Mira. Rex Plummer areas inland oB pacification pro- __.._J ______pins—Short Subjects raents are offered by the Wo- appHcatlon She said this would * ^ week much "Americanized" right monies ( I t Marine CVirps Air all in one handy spot. measure wltliout watting 'to con Tolevtston transmissions from of Rapid City, 8.D., the former Kretred. They are now mainly mens’ Auxiliary. open tw 6 down to the ritual of Iragglng Station (HeUi-opter), New River, Assemble it yourself with only a sider any tax reform riders. Wed.: "Maltme Bippy'^ doors tor possible u,e building. The devek^ the command module will be In owners of the cn/e, visited IJnd- •‘®«PonHlble for pacification in funds a screaming girl into the water Jacksonville. N.C. screwdriver! But the Demoeratlc ixiwers In , actually has until Nov. 1 to color, from the lunar module In ley and returned the coffee nft- coiustnl provlnoos. Matinees Dally at 2:0Q — Mon., Fri. E v m 1:801- 0:00 Th© survey and planning ap- /«/vmrkio,»i> <» u..* u i— —or was that a South Windsor He Is assigned to H eadquart the Senate Majority IvcadeT youth? AoUar-actlon doors permit more black and white. er 18 yeiua, "They ore good luwl they are 8 : 0 0 plication wlU take about ^ . ers and Molntenam e Squadron Mike Mansfield of Montana luid Saturday Sunday 2:S0 - 4:4S - 1 :# ■ Two Senators methodical,’’ a slta/f irfHcer ro- weeks to prepewe and the,NDP ^ Ue The exchange students are (HAM8-26r. This Is one o f nine iM if k atoruro 108 cu. ^ his QHslstfUit, Edwarrl M. Ken said the state 'wUl be able to FornMfly $#f .tS_ porled. "They are luw getting a application aiXMit five months, staying In homes in South squadrons ItuU (»m prise Marine Outside eroe 6*4” x S f ” nedy of Mas-sachusetts—wont Oppose Idea start moving In furniture by Am kill ratio of alm ost 20 to 1 with Mre. Winiams said. Windsor until Friday morning Aircraft Group-26. Not Exactly Uhatnitad Into the session Holding out for then. AM A Says: Mrs. Williams explained she when they leave for a tour of A graduate of H«)hillon on care men could live and work for ex- munlty.” glass and glass weld, the build ' 17.96 ed Just Uy btuck tn sand. Sen. John V Williams of Dela Ne w YORK (AIM The for With their area of oi>araUonB wI m AAi 0P£NHE.(^RTH Has Ignored Referendum the (xx>r, the AMA «atd luiilth er Is delayirjg the installation Clvai e or 8 ci/lurs Ideal to r I ware, Senior Republican mem only Infrequently active, the Dick'Wn'Dyke tended periods. It also voted to She added that the ground- American Medical Araochitloii iuhxIs do not exist In Isolation, AuKlraUanH have recently tolcen E A S T H A R T F O R D • T E L .' S 9 4 5 s' of this until the last minute be wwtka A '(stisw. Mislular sias | ber of thCyCommlttce, was lead supply funds for unmanned mis- work has been complete for The Vernon Chapter of the an example of flaciil Inrespon- 2 " X H • X 16 • has pledged It.solf to work to- adding that ste)» must be taken on the role of utltempUng to up 860 MAIN ST • OPPOSITE CONNECTICUT BLVD .slons to Mare, Venus. Mercury the submission of the NDP ap- cause of vandalism. This build Connecticut Caucus of ' Demo slblllty when. In fail, aome of •5.95 ing the e ^ rl to get quick action lionel Jeffries ward the duy when the (xx>r ot e^nibat (HKir housing, malmi- grade the ' South Vietnamese and Jupiter. pItcaUon. The Department o t ing too was Bchedul^ to be crats today cha'rged the Board jxir existing recreational facil- I GaL on the /tax extension measure completed by Aug. 1. 27c Em. the N l^n admlplslratUm says la the United Stntesyw'lll gel the Icltlon, employment problem-'! 18th Infiuitry Divteion, one of ■'coun, Sally Ann Howto AT THE NORWICH MOTOR INN • NORWICHTOWN The committee sold intense Community Affairs has Inform- of Representatives with failure Itiea need repair at Ihla very EXIT »: OFF CONN TPKE • TEL j£' j:!4 The developer said be ex- tim e." vital to slow down inflation. .same qiHillly itiedleal eart> ns ‘"'d Inadequate education. the IcoHt efficient In the ooun- scientific Investigation of Mare cd tiie" agency that Its appUca- "to enlighten the voters on the y Ivong had proiKisc.d his panel the rich. 'Unle.ss efforts are sucoes.sful try. nte real secret in serving by orbiting craft will begin in tlon for state funds to compieta have a letter from importance of Monday's . refer The pool facility will cost OUTDOOR-INpOOR CARPBT hofo quick hearings on reform AI Uie same time, a jxmng *•’ Improving the over all qiial'ty One battodion of the 18th, foreign food Is deciding just 1971. the NDP appHcatlon has boon. SN®TOO confirming changM In endum ." $138,000 and If the amount Is approved. It will be construe^ f l L B VERMONT SLATE uposalR .next...... week, and. . go p ychiatrlst rhai-gvd that the 'K® all iwople.” tile AMA about 430 men, eompletod a slx- "how” foreign to get. Seine But nowhere did it indicate reviewed, that a letter approv- Aelay, and The referendum orill ask the mto rxeculivc aesslon to vote on imtlori's tumlth eare system. In- "efforts In the heiUth oaro week training ond joint opera- (M) people are confused and be there Is any current decision to Ing It will be received dioftijr “•®*‘**® •>* (*•*• rather than the voters to apfirove approprts - ed on land to the rear of the FLAGSTONE provisions of tho Honse bill lUid clndli g the AMA hs.i "no aUio- "IH "«• b*' en.mgh"Ûon period with the Austratinna wildered the minube they get try»rv fm-for a ktore Mn-ra landing.laruRne. andand finailvfinally tlmithat aa i^nntea©#Contract willwill Aug, 1 occupancy date It WlU tkms for Fs-evaiusUon of the Vernon Elem entary School. Rt. ttwrs'g no evwheedl / the reform amendments. The hde eommltmont ' to see tlp(l “•• Iraiigurallon ceremony, early this month. A second bat- off the steok-and-potato be Sept. 1 to U. town and for ah' outdoor swim 90. MDfGLED SHADES bandwagon. You'll find the It's mskitonancw-fraa everyone gets tlu« .suine level of Gerald D. l>onn in of New talion Is now undergoing £4M w/mo/f DICarla said Alco has rs- ming pool. New* of Hervteeencai th«- most Interesting and original Just hoM oft dki eare. '^'ork look over.«is head of tlie oamr program. DKIVI IN - k MT S celvsd a letter of Intent from The hours for voting will be Airman Thomas J Gorman, party food served in the both the OonnecUcut Bank and Lockad-in bssuty - I'he AMA, acting at its annual ffoin Dr, DwlghL,i(j. Wil- The ' AustraJUui task force homes of people who have from noon to 8 p.m. Tie two soei o t Mr. and Mrs Fred R Trust abd the People's 8a.vlngs Ootmian. Cjiiirch 'HI., has re can't fads,' rot or 8q. F t fRaurl?civU'r convention, \xjtcd iirmnlinously Oalifornia. Earlier. th»> convnmrider, Brig, C.M.l. Peaiv traveled widely. Their enter polling pUcM win be the Me- mHdow Wedne.sday In favor of a re.sxiUi- Home of Delegates iinanImou.slv son congrwtulated the first bat- taining takes on a* wrorlAy PLAZA DEPT. STORE Bank. He expects t o have a morlsl Building. Park PI , and ceived his first U B Air F«jrre plot plan for CBT next week, duty aastgnment afte r ooen- lion giving "top priority'' to a clwxso Dr Walter t\ Ifonie- talion at the end of_thc.£xercl8e DEUCIOUS quality with the excitement Tonight thru Tues.— 1st Run (M'e Have A Notion To Plemse) Vernon Elementary School/Rt. 7 Ijrrali) program It .said was aiimx! at meter of UhSagti as prraident- luid said. "You have pozM ev- of discovery. If you make Edgar Alkui Poe E. MIDDLE TPKE. (Next to Popular afsritet) and Um completion date of that 90 / pieting basic training at Lack your dishes relatively sim land AFB, Tex. »T r i lo.-lng "the ackiK)W’ledg<‘d gMp" elts'l He will take offlee In June ery- lest." ____ Sa^ “WATCH OUT” buUding will be no later than The caucua group Îd the (No itod> PubUshfHl DaUy Excopi Sumiiiy* helwee." health eare for the af- ple, but follow the foreign Open WetL, Thors, and Fri. till 9 Nov, 8. A gmduate of Rockville High and H.tUdayn at 13 HliwcU Sircct More titan 280 Australian sol- RAVIOLI flair right down the line to board has" failed to ilxplaln to HRJicholcr. Coiu\ fh’cnl and the (xxir. NOW, FOR THE FIRST TIME... DiCario also promised a plot the voters that the Item on the Hcltool, he has been ajisigned the demH and coffee, you to a ubM of the Htralegv Air Tcleidioite d4!t-27U 'I’he A.MA .Hjild It will begbi C a iM N o R i, will have, I'm sure a iâ NAME BRAND SWIM TRUNKS plan of parcel 1 (commercial re-eisluaUon must be passed 8«coml Chui.s PnM EDGAR ALLAN POE’S area) In lU entirely within 10 Oommand for training and duty Manchester. L'otm ws>rklng with .state ami cmmty affair! You give your pmNy The amount involved la $82,700. MhMStroiw for Mon ani Bo|s days. He also hopes to have a as a security p'Jiieman st K 8UBScnn*noN ineihcal roi'leitie.! to set up lot's! more atmosphere and style Classic Tale of the If the appropriation li not sp- MANCHESTER Payable in Advancr (irograms to improve the care If you make a gesture, dec- rendering of the area. Plana prm ed then It would be neces i. Sawyer AFB. Mlih DONT MISS and SoiHoqG Clifford A Hurlburt. 21. srsi One Yea.r ...... POU' of I'-i* IKKir. otnUvely speaWng. to the at Special Prieos are. to have a mall-type com sary for the board to' make' a Mr Mootha ...... U PO ■ I ■ I of Mr. and Mrs. Chester A ■'ll has btven n'cognlzed tor Available at all ttmeo, made geographical source of your plex. --n special appropriation from the T^ree Months ...... 7.Wi Hurlburt, 39 Bnlpstc St . -was On* Month ...... 3.P0 year.-','" the AMA said, '‘that the LUTHER BLACK lor your eating êaoore at general budget This could be home. ’ prpniated to Army specifUtat 4 649-5253 •siupe quality of medleal ixire spread over a two yes.-', period. STRAIGHT FROM DETROIT ' . ^ \" Volimteem Switch J(una\ 30. He hi serving wKh ths ' ■ ; should Ih* aeet'ssil)!,' to all |h*o- Come and see Rina and The. ednthart haa already !-■ . \)'V W And It's stire'to be a happy WASHINGTON -y Eighteen 3rd Intantry Dlviaicc as a | the OLD ple. Ite.dizatlon of this Idtxil ONLY AREA SHOW P eter — o( e.xpeorienoe tor you when you former Peace COrpa i-olunteere been algned and the work haa ha.s'. for a variety' 'of rea.sons, tracked field driver near As- join iM for luncheon here at w re appointed Foreign Bervloe betr Btarted on re-e / iluaUon. chaffenburg. Germany not bt'en fully uehlex'ed. Plus MR. STBIAK: 244 Center PAVE and SAVE officers In 1988, bringing to 100 I-ow bidder for the job was Ap 3 3 6 ileanwhlle. Dr. Light P!i» Airman Thomas E Sctilebel. W e ld o n RlchSxl “The Quiet VILLA MARIA Street. 648-1088. We have the the number working directly for praisal ConaultanU of W ater ■ Kunnes, 27. u reeldent In pay- Shows ‘Westbound greatest menu apd the moot BITUMINOUS CONCRETE town sen of Mr. and M rs Clarence NORTH MAIN STKICT Ones” pleasant and relaxing at the State Deportment and with E. Behlebel. 28 Michael D r. ehliitry at Albert Eiiurteln Col Lane” the U S InformeUan Agency D r u g C o . lege of Metllclne. told n news FOODS mosphere here at Mr. Steak, DRIYEWAYS-FARKING LOTS According to st4ite sUtutea. RFD i; has ootnptsted batoc and we sure hope eeo towns have to re-evaluate every tralnlag at lisckland AFB. TVx confereivce :," There Is \no over 818 Colebrook Road to you ELLINGTON SHOP FRIDAYS TO 8:30 P.M. GLASTONBURY o' ihi'.' r, « orid'r > soon. — A U t f M C A N OOMMEBClAl>—RESIDENTlAir ' TWl' A BOMKYN OP BEER! 10 years The last time If waa He has bsen assigned Vj K teeler all cuimnitment by tlid system MANCHESTER ARMORY INTERHATIONAL # i Giaatoabory LONDON In the old days done In Vernon was 1900 The AFB. Mlsa. for training tn to assurt' ttuit everytineWets the 767 M A IN ST. FroM^DCKCXR ftim come m a bmd. Icwl was work has to be completed for, ri/mlnunloaUuM electromu sys- BUILDING MATERIALS— LUMBER— FUEL same'level of earv." I CHICKEN PRIES Friday, July W h HELPFUL HINT to GRAND PROU G & H PAVING CO., Inc. measured m binge snd unboisvd the grand list of October, 1970, tsm s Kuimes .stild tw s|>oke on be . AJ.SO A SPECIALTY WEST STWCET. BOLTON ‘‘ books came to u r boles to the KrlriXing to the apprpprta- A 1986 graduate ftockviUs half of up to 1,000 peroons In the SUenoe squeaky shoes by SHOP F R ID A Y S TO K:30 P.M. 8 P.M. to 12 P.M ADMISSION $1.75 piercing aeveral holes . G i9 - S 2 3 S—Uj OI Anjrttaw V fact. T a j could olao buy a bom- tk>n tor the pool, the Vernon High Hchool. he attended DeVry New York area, 33 jier cent of CALL 633-9058 'kyn of beer. • tapnet o l figs a through the sole ]iat in back i t s - - i 'aums aaid. ' Bulldt:« the pro Institute -jf Toctmotegy, Chi them llceiwd ptiystcluip) and of the ball of the foot. tother of lead and k tntl of /©ol posed swimming pool would be cago MncWMTtBWawnui

V •,' N PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, OOIW.. THURSDAY, JULV. 17,«1969 " \ ' \ \‘ ' - ■ MANCHESTER EVENlNGTIERALD7-MAN0 m !! s m : CONNT T T I ^ 17. 1969 PAGE FIVE FRI-CITY FRL. SA T. TRI-CITY FRL. SA T. PLAZA JU LY 18-19 Tn“/ PLAZA / / J U LY 18-19 T o lla n d Vernon America series. She Is a mem ber of ; the Americen Historical Legion Women home, sign of the arrow; Mary books; Susan Sterlin, troop Aasooiation. Penn Central Commuters and Mrs. Allen Gone were cor T ow n W om an At ConveiHion G irl Scout N<>tes Hafner, troop camper, hospital camper, dancer, home, health leaders. Joins University Nuns Enter Business ity, dancer, home, health and and safety; Laura Thomas, Moon Landing May Delay WestFundat$11^961 Mias Deborah Dearstyne, The >'ear's activities ended' Joins St. Joseph S evei^ members of the Amer Promised New Equipment safety and my home; Marcia troop camper', hospitality, danc daughter of Mr. and Mre. Stan with a day trip to Mystic Sea- ican Legfam Auxiliary are par ’I'roop 642 Hohweller, troop camper, hoa- er. petB, home, health and safe ley FYederick Dearatyne Jr., port. Legislative Session After $169 Donation College Faculty ticipating in the department WASHINGTON (AP) — Dis- jiîidltloh of the passenger c a n World in St. Paul Girt Scout ’Troop ^ of the pltîty, dancer, pets, collector, ty- Mountain Springs Rd., has ac grUatled commuters can expect that carry than to and from An ajdditdonal $169 has been A workshop meeting is plan convention at the Hotel Amer MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, (AP) home, health and safety; Susan Alto. Becky ’Timbrell, troop LYME. Oonn. (AP) — State cepted a clerical position in the ica In Hartford this weekend. the Department of Transporta- work. » • are paid directly to toe order. Northeast Neighborhood held a Imler, troop Camper, hospital and Atty. G en/R obert K. KU- Fund, swelling Its total to $11,- ned for the flr.t week in Sep Mrs. George R. Cowden, 27 — To meet a large payment camper, hospitality, daniMer, administrative offices at Bob Mrs. Joseph Wallett Is de tlon to release a long-delayed ’The Penn Central, which took The sisters wear conservative Court of Awards recently In ity, dancer,, my camera, home Space Suits Hand-Sewn officials are to meet today to Uan would .meet to review toe tember to assist the teachers Baker ,^Rd., will become a lec soon due on their new St. Paul pen pal, home, health and sme 981, according to fund drive co Jones University, Greenville, partment hlotorlan; Miss Bar $28.4 million grant to the Penn over the line from toe New Ha- street clothes and black veils on health and safety. At Hartford Company decide whether they will convene President's proclamation. for the forthcoming year. turer of history at St. Joseph priory, nuns of toe Order of St. FeUowshlp Hall of the Commune ty, and collector; Cindy ’Tlm- S.C. ' ■ Central Railroad "in toe veiy ven, has blamed toe delasrs on toe job. Sifter Rolaine said the Under tfte state constitution donated to the James West College in September. bara Wallett, program chair Benedict are working this sum Ity Baptist Church. Several Also Vicki Imler, hospitality, brell, troop camper, hoapitaiity, a special session of toe state ■St. Matthew’q Parish will con A 1968 graduate of Rockville near future,’’ Sen. Abraham Rt- old equipment and tracte. veils are removed if employers, HARTFORD (API—’The space Mrs. Griuso said. If the start chairman (Jharles ThiHault. An educator who has taught man; and Mrs. Hemi Pessini, m er as typists, receptionists, girls received badges. Including dancer, books, pen pal, home Cancer, water fun. collector, leglstature that had been called duct a special cooperative col High School, Miss Dearstyne re music chairman, bicoff, D-Ck^., said Wednesday. ’ Riblcoff on July 10 asked toe object strongly, to them. suits being warn by the Apollo of the special session falls oh TTto $169 represents the profits lection Sunday for the Xaverian at various University of Con file clerks and in a variety of Mary Charert, troop camper, health and safety and storytell housekeeper. ’ sing of the star, H astronauts vx'ro hand-sewn for Monday, the same day the ceived a certificate of comple Mrs. Leon Bradley, Mrs. Clif ’The grant was approved in Interstate .Condnerce Commis- Most of the 253 nttns who re a legal holiday, toe General As from a block dance held Sat Missionary Society of Mary, a necticut branches, she will teach other Jobs with business firms hospitality. dancer, home, er; Donna Lateano, troop camp home, health aird safety, Mari- by Welaon & Co.. Inc,, of Hart tion for the one-year business ford Walker, Mrs. Everett Ken side at the priory ar^ Involved U.S. astronauts are to land on sembly ahall be convened on the urday night by the stores in* religious order of women serv two courses on the undergrad December 1967 to help toe old Investigate the ad- in the ’Twin ClUes. health and safety, pet and sign er, camera, hoapitalRy, dancer, beth Fodder and -Barbara ford.' course In the School of Business nedy and Mrs. WUber Little are in the project. Sister Rolaine the moon. next working day. The special ing in Africa, Japan, Brazil and uate level. New Haven Railroad buy 144 equacy of toe Penn Central of the’ star; Cathy and Debby home, health and safety, pets Smith, troop camper, hos the Post Rd. Shopping Plaza Administration this May. delegates. ’The project was begtm when said. The company la working how President Ntxon has suggested seoslon Is required to reconsider the Worcester IMocese of Mas Bom in Woburn, Mass., she new passenger cars. Legal tech- commuter service,’’ mabitaining Cone and pebby Dow. troop and water fun. pitality, dancer, collector, in Vernon under the directiGn While a student at the South Mrs. Eugene BYeeman and toe sisters found themselves on suits to be worn on a space that all Americana obseive the bills vetoed by Gov. John Demp earned her Bachelor’s degree nlcallties have prevented its re- promise ' of/ federal Sister Mary Katherine, nor camper, hospitality, dancer, Also, Susan Pagluica. troop home, health and suifety. of Bob Warner of Stereo Blast. sachusetts. Carolina school, she was a mem without sufficient income to station of the 1980s. Sherwln historic event with a hollday.-He sey. Mrs. Robert Curran are also at lease unUl now, toe adminls- lunds had been "fo U ^ e d by mally a high school teacher, is home, health and safety; Jan camper, hospitality, dancer, Thifault reported ho has re Honka Hikers In government at RadcUffe Col meet toe payment, the size of Patrol leaders for the year* Welson, company president, said Issued a proclamadon declining ber of the Sdgma Kappa Rho tending. Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. tratlon says. 19 months of delay b m increas- doing photocopy work for a Min di awthg ■ and painting, home, Nixon said the federaj govern ceived numerous ^ Is since the Roger Gaulln has been elect lege, Cambridge, Mass. Her ice Dahm, troop edmper, hos were Debby Dow, Kaivn too Butts will protobly be mod Monday "a national day o f pai^ Literary Society. Curran wUl take part In the Sen. Riblcoff said that Sec- InR commuter frustr^bn. which was not disclosed. ’The neapolis synagogpie. She said health and safety; ’Ttacy Scott, ment will excuse employes from drive offidaily ended May 31® ed president of the Honka Raster’s degree’ in history was pitality, dancer, -home,- health Fahey, Becky Timbrell. niri eled after those wbm on the llclpatton." massing of the colors at the retary of Transportation John "As of this date,’/ he said, situation stemmed from a drop the position offers her "an. ex their jobs for the day. He urged from people in the area asking Hikers 4H Club at a recent re- earned at TrMty CoUego_She and safety collector and cam Iroop camper, hospitality, danc Cindy Tm brell. Mary Chnrest television program "Star ’Trek.” opening ceremonies. A. Volpe assured him of the "no new cars have- appeared In toe number of young women era. Secretary of the State Elia toe authoriUes of states and If there was something that, organlzatlonal meeting. Karcfi photo is presently a ‘ ciandldate^%r the cellent opportunity to listen to, er. home, health and safety, was scribe and Donna Lateaiw, TTie ’TV show Is based on space 830,000 Out Window grant’s imminent release after on the tracks; none have been joining the older, combined and get to know, others.” Grasso, reached at her stimmer ctUea and private employ«rs to they could give the youth. Other officers of the ouUoor doctorate in history at UConn. Also, Lynn Davis,* troop collector, my camera and treasurer. Mrs. Robert Johns exploration. home here Wednes^y, said she New Baptist Figures toe senator asked ' him to in- ordered, and no federal money with increased retirements. Sister Cârol, another of the do the saiiM. cooking club are Richard Jedl- E n g a g e ^ Mrs. Cowden and Richard O. BERKELEY, CaUf. (AP)' — camper. hospitality, home, One Item which would receive VALLEY FORGE, Pa. (AP) tervene. has yet been aUo<»ted.’’ Sister Rolaine, assistant to toe nuns 'participating, said the ex rzlewskl, vice president; Tony Curry of UConn are co-edltlng More than $30,000 worth of glass .health and safety, collector and extensive use is the donatian of The engiigement of Mite —Membership In congregations ’The $28.4 million will be U.S: Rep. Lowel} Welcker Jr., mother superior, said the nuns Ouellette, secretary; Earl Bee for > repubUfjatlon 'Theodore windows have been smasAied by perience has drawn the sisters- my home; Karen Fahey, troop / tapes for a four-track tape re of the American Baptist conven- matched with equal amounts R^Conn., said last spring that were faced with finding the closer together in terms of un be, treasurer, and Terry Jed- Maria Christina D’Amato of Wold’s "Slavery As It Is,” ori- demonstratora on the Univoslty camper, magic carpet hospital corder, Thifault explained. tlon scored an annual gain of from Connecticut and New YOTk'lt might take as' much as two needed funds or else refinancing rzlewskl, reporter. The club Manchester to George Michael gtnnlUy'\ published in 1839. ’This of California campus since Jan. derstanding the problems con ity,, dancer and sign of the star; Young West has been given a 17,656 to a total of 1,474,181, ac —the two states in which jxlm- yeans between approval of the at a 8 cent hike In interest fronting toe order. meets every Wednesday at the new îtion will become a part i, a undveislty official aaid Nancy Fahey, troop camper, portable tape recorder which is Prattson of Bloomfiel'd ha-s been cording to newly Issued statis muters have been complaining grant and dellvay of new equip- ' rates, to 8% per cent. . For many of the nuns, who home of leader Mrs. Chester of the Dwumentary History of Wednesday. tics. hospitality, dancer, dabbler, used for transmittal of personal announced by her father. Ân loudly about late itraina and the ment. One sister contacted a Minne joined toe order while in their home, health and safety and messages from Ms friîds and Jedrziewskl. thony A. D'Amato Sr. of 157 apolis emplojment firm which teens, the project has givm collector; Debby Foreman, olasamates, for entertalnmenit Baton Winners specializes in tempoary posi Branford St. She is alao the them their first contact with the troop camper, hospitality, and for educational purposes. Winners of the Board of tions. A company official of VERN daughter of the late Mrs. business world. dancer, home, health and safe /Sorry, No Moll or Phono Ordnn The tapes could ho dropped off 'Recreation-sponsored baton lea- fered a free brush-up course in “ I think people are surprised ty. son revolving trophies last week D’Amato. at Three Sons Cleaners, he add office practices before t placing' to find we want to go.,out to Also, Barbara Glass troop ed. were Donna Brooks, Shelly Her fiance la the .son of Mr. 7 the sisters in jobs. work iqâd of begging for camper, hospitality, dancer, Krechko, Kathy Koths, Karen and Mrs. Frank Prattson of Friday and Saturday, July 1 M and 19Hi West remains paralyzed with All of the salaries they earn money," Sister Rolaine said. home, health and safety, my no noticeable improvement since Brooks and Patty Singles. Wethererfleld. his transfer to Newington Child Mis.s D’Amato is a 1965 grad uate of Mt. St, Joseph Acad ren’s Hospital. TIks youth was Manchester Evening Herald emy, West Hartford. She Is em Injured in a gym accident sev Tolland correspondent Bette ployed as a rating clerk at Annual Tri - dity Plaza eral months ago. Quatrale, tel. 876-2846. r Jaycee BasejMtll Tîm Travelers Insurance Oo., Hart ford. The Ja>x>ee-Courant baseball o « Mr. Prattson is superinten Wapping Njlaam ended Its third week of Vernon T olla n d play with a 9-6 win over Herb’s dent of the Connecticut Hlsfori- r< SIDEWALK SALE Hanford Sport Shop and a 2-1 loss to cal Society. SUMMER Wethersfield Legion. Gory Cac- People’s Savings The wedding is planned for Sept. 6. Open Thursday and Friday till 9 clatore and Steve Koths led the Lists S1.2 Million team to Its third win with three r ■sA/. hits each. , R ise in Assets < uie «™rt m the SIDEWALK Houso and Town Sovings The local team is scheduled \ area to anmounce five par cent Lingerie Savings Frotoon Vz Roductfom to play Bage-Allen tonight on Aaseto of People’s Savings Easy-Care Cotton Blend Sleepwear Colt field 2. t Bank, RockvUlT and V e m ^ ^ z v 100 Aprons, Half Aprons St. Matthew’s Notes i * 1 T , 9 1. ^ J Slacks Dreases ancte, have climbed to a new i ^ 3.99-5.99 St. Matthew’s Church will SALE OOs. 3.0O-S.0O unxm V 4 I high level. The gain, which oc- compounded Waltz gowns, Sleep coata, Baby Dolls, T T W each Skirts Blouses again be boat to the St. Bon- In curred In the fiscal year end PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK Sleep shirts/pants. S-M-L. ^ aventime University Alumni ingmg' jJtsie w e ouui,80th, was reportedroponea byoy Re-oleoted at the mooting ROTH S CLOTHIERS EM S BAKERY PRAGUE SHOES Sleepwear Swimwear picnic Sunday. PrcBldent Alfred W. Cavedon at offloers and directors. FIRST NATIONAL STORE SAGE-ALLEN FANTASTIC VALUES! FANTASTIC SAVINGS! Nykm Tricot Briefs, Bikinis Students, entering atudente, the annual------meeting. -• The otflceirs are Alfred W. ALBERT a. LARRY'S SALON CAROUSEL .GIFTS Famous-Nams Summer Drossos parents, entering freshmen and Oavedon Stated toot the Cavedon, president; John R VERNON DRUG MAM SELLE APPAREL TAYLOR CLEANING W. T. GRANT COMPANY 6 for 5.99 Sovinît for Childrnn their femillea will attend ihe bank’s aa*ieto had roachped an Gotlter, vice president; FYod Tailored and lacy. Pastels and white. 1 11:48 a.m. Mohb preceding an 1/3 - 1/2 Off all-Ume high of $19,679,066, ^'n'^'ey. »«;rctary- Glrla' Summer Sleepwnar old fashioned outing and full Sizes 5-7. . J which represents on Incroimo of Misses' 10-18 Women’s 12V^-22Vi course dinner late in the aftt«r- $1,234,000. Cavedon attributed 20" CUT Nylon Tricot Petticoats noon. ’Tickets may be obtained the incroeso to the bank’s pro- treasurer. F V n ^ L. Ja- 2.59-3.99 from George H. Willis Jr., Tol- grcBHlve leodarahln worski was reappointed man- 2 . 5 9 - 2 9 9 4.00-5.00 75 Drossos Z99 each rog. o.oo-zodo cottvtllo. Misees’, Women’s Toddlers’, Girls’ 4-14. Teachers for ■ St. Matthew’s S IZE / S-M-L. Average, Short. Confraternity of Christian Doc v o s t n ^ and reghtar savlngH r . gweenoy, Alfred W Zve! Nylon Tricot Sllpa .Waltz Gowns trine religious oduemtdon pro Girb’ 4-14 TIchta a o c o ^ by cx^putlng tatereat jon, Mokôlm W. Thompson ^ reg. 6.00 gram are - still being sought. 3-H.P. BRIGGS Famous Mokor Bottor Sportswoor W. Gamble, Fronrf^ J.' 1.29-1.99 0 ’Ihose interested are requested to contact either ’Tom Furoy or Prichard, WllUam Schneider. THE AREA’S OUTSTANDING SUMMER SALE EVENT Sab «Reg. Bob Bergen. Lai* month People’s again Donald B. CaldwoU and Fred- AND STRATTON ^ Loungowoor Plnyw w nnnounood Increased dlvldtendM. erick 8. WInkley. T-Shirts 6.00- 7.00 1.49-5.29 * ENGINE 1/3 - 1/2 Off Shirts 4.4fH I4N > 7.60-11.00 Toddlers’ and Infants’ — Boys’ and Girls. Boys’ 4-7, 7.99-19.99 rcg. 12.00-35.00 Skirts 11.00-20,00 -/ SALE , Inhuita' and Toddbra’ Dreases Dusters; Shifts; Housecoats; Long, short Culottes 9jm 15,00-16.00' Z99-7J9 culottes. Assort^ colors, fabrics. Slacks 9.9» 15.00-17.00 L 'Toddbra’ SwMtori Intimoto Appoml Solo Dresses lI J N M B J N f 18.00-28.00 1.99-3.99 » L ■ Warner’s Panty Girdle S E Culotte ANNUAL Vertical stretch tummy panel; double Dresses 19.00-26.00 Boys’ and girls’ upper hip and seat control. Nylon Boys’ 4-7 Sweatoni spandex. S-M-L. i Blouses SM ivitjm 10.00-21.00 3.19-4J9 Sale Reg. Assorted prints, solids, stripes. .Sizes 6-16. Short 10.00 Boys’ 4-7 Sommer Sbepw,wear TRI-CITY PLAZA 00 IN ALL TRHCITY Average 7JSB 11.00 109-2.59 PLAZA STORES 1969 ARROW "RANCHER" Long 7JB» 12.50 Spomwoor Spockdt Zippered Girdles Pbytex Dbpoeabb Diapers rag. lB-00 Shelli 3.99 I u < *Sab Reg. STORAGE HOUSE Dacron®/cotton with nylon satin con Assorted styles. Sleeveless, short sleeved, 2 DAYS some long sleeves. Assorted colors, solids Pkg..of.80 7 9 ^ L6^ trolling panels. Sizes 26-34. and stripes. Sizes 34-40. Pkg. 'o f 46 WN y 1.98 Fashion Colored Bras I

1.99-3.99 Jamaica Shorts 3.99 Boyv* Shojp Roducrtom Some % off original prices I Sizes 82- lOO*"? cotton. .Sizes 10-18. Prints, stdids, 36A, 32-38 B, C. novelties. Knit Shirts 1.99- 2-S9 Cotton/polyester, machine washable. J Special Purchase! Bosomur SpofHwoor Sovinigt no iron. Famou»«Nanio SulH from Famous-Name Manufacturers! No-iron Walk Shorta i (blifom b Tank Tops 14.90 2Ji9-3A9 ^ ‘ \ 4.99 . Cotton/polyaster. Also available in. Lightweight, easy-care fabrics. 2-piece 1100^ polyester. Pastel stripes. S-M-L slinu and huskies. tailored and fashion styles. Pastels and darks. Sizes 8-16. Callfonda Jnnlor Sbeks Bathlr« Salta -..... • ■ , ' __ 4.99 “ 1.99- Z99 Cloaranco of Wbitor Cootf GottOT/rayon. Assorted coiort. Assorted styles, fabrics. Sliss 3-20; at a fraction of the original price!* I .Special Parchpae! Fur triifimed 59.99-79.99 Gingham Separates Gro«9 Moo's V( Untrinuned 19.99-29.99 Imported suedes and leathers 3.99 V i Prica! .19.99-79^99 Tunic tops, bloOses, skirt«. slocks, Tailored and fashion styles. Sizes 6-18, linwi shorts. 1 (>()'; cotton I.im i' .Shortb Psjsmss reg. $ M 7 white check. Size* 8-16 Middy and coat styles. Esey-care fabrics. Solids and prints on light grounds. FRIDAY SATURDAY Moiiiffocrurer's Somplo Jowoiry Short Sbsvt Sport Shirts Sv4G*JM m AND Hosiory Covntor Sovingt! lO'xlO' WITH LOCK AND KEY, j reg. $8 - »7 V Priea- .. /r” - Essy-care fabrics. JULY 18th JULY 19th SHELF UNIT, PERMA PLATE R N ISH S4 pairs of open-back slippen 1.00 ' "Y * ~ H h ^ Sbeve Dress .Shirts WITH 3 - Y M GUARANTEE I 9 9 ( ^ ^ ^ \ , C reg. 13 - 13 ./V. \ Some matching seta.' ^eckiaces. Pins, Rroken sizes and sizes. AG AINST RUST. 'Novelties, Bracelets, Earrings. 1229.00 ’ Junior ViNago Cboronca Homo Docor RoducHom 10’ X T STORAGE HOUSE Bright Night Sheets | /S Price ALSO AVAILABLE 50% O ff _ VALUES .SALE *144.00 Bath Toweb, some irregubm Junior, Junior Petite Dresses Popular colors. Sizea 8(M2. . t f o r x m I.M «m rh CASH ONLY reg, r4(K>..‘V).()0 every style in all sixea.) ALL SALES FINAL TRI-CITY PLAZA VERNON Irregular Bbnkcto (72x90) S 4 H | Sportswear S J IfF U N I reg 88.-118 10 A.M. TO CLOSING White .'16" Curtain and Vabnee ALL ROADS LEAD TO TRI-CITY PLAZA • PARKING FOR OVER 1200 CARS Open Mon. • Sot. 10 A-M- to 9:30 PM. reg.— ‘ 0.(5' • to f ^ .Slacks, &ooters. Skirts, JumjMuits

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1; ■ I ' ' V • ' iv'”**.'' •• T A-: ■ . ' . , , — ■ ,1.. PAGE s ix £ ^ -ilA N C H E ^ 3 R EVENING HERALD,-MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1969 ~ ^ ~ T T \ PAGE SEVEN Bank Merger Voted ATTENTION PASENTSI TRI-CITY An Al-Anon Meeting TV-Radio Tonight WATEIÛky, (3onn. (APb- FRL, SAT. Stockholdm of Colonial Bank WMMER READING CLASSES ^ d. Note: Hiis ia the second . le said, "Anythii^ he may and Tiu st Co. of Waterbury and , Jr. High, High Seliool iMid CoUege Stodenta ^ sês. The first have gained by being in hospital Bfboka Bank and Trust Co. of y esi^ y described an AA la being undone now.” PLAZA Television I'lj Torrington have Approved a pro SECOND FOUR-WEEK SESSION I ! I ( JULY 18-19 • meeting. Tomorrow’s series Joyce said some of his rela-' S:00 (3) Buricefs Law • (X) Rustley-BrlnUey ' . posed merger of the two banks. NEXT SESSION BEGINS JULY 28 ci^ng a^cle will be about fives had tried to taJee him (8-23) Hike Douslaa _ „ (8-12) Truth or Oonsequeacee ^®**®“ * % back. But when they got near (10) Perry Hsson 7:X iMY Folk Oultar . In a jqfnt announcement. Co (12) Merv Orinin (18) Della Reewe Show S n Î, tffeofive classes in reading and study skills. Individual- (U ) Skinerheroea lonial President Francis M. iw M.rmTmjr Ulo h«?>ital. he cried and cried. (X) Thle Is Uie Life (IX Animal . tin.,,. " progrosss according to pre-test thagnoals. Programs may Vernon men, including four Negroes, and frankly we hod just not everybody at the same level and By MAIXXILM B A R inW He waa afraid of the plaoe and (X ) Hunetere (10) niursday Night at the "m i* And Brooks Chairman fi^ d e such a iw as word attack skills (phonics), compel Hovies Whitney L. Brooks, said a fonn- Negro Colonel Quits Army from factory jobs and trained been able to hire this..^ Und of the dqcks are fully Integrated Three<. women came eariy to 'would not bring him In. (X) P Troop (3llX)Ptalet Boone henM^. vocabuiaiy devsiopment. speed reading, how to study 8:X (X) Weathw (33) 1 al application will be filed seek Jhem to be biochemical lab employe on the outside in the now and Have some Negro fore the Al-Anon meeting on a •^«"hin, they brought him boCk 6:X (X) Truth or Co»equ n im t ^ O n t w S t, Manchester I Cali Fred Young. chael Blaszcak, Denise Bou - Negro army colonel who long (X ) HichUshts lion. according to the announce- Seniors receiving high honors: made the conunltment, peirlod. meeting to begin. advice.” (M) Ikaherty Fnat ures "*** ***»*»urant Kapro>'«, A A n U g h j i l Juniors receiving high honors: dreau, Sandra Bray, Richard felt insulated from racial pre And I don’t mean to imply that (18) LfCAvgit to Beaver 10:M (lOdaaMO Dean Martin Pre-' ment, and would have 28 offices Deborah Carter, Martha Cls- “I have a court order to evict Kay said. “Turn them off. (30) HcRale’g Navy aenla The Golddi**ers FREE PAXBSSO \ 6 4 3 - 9 V 4 7 Christina Beer, Kathleen Carlo, Bunce, Holly Darlco, Johfi Rocco photo (90) Open ^ I k e con, Richard Davenport, Debra judice give up a brilliant mili everything’s perfect, but the him,” Ann said, after telling Unless the^ are willing to ac- (8) The Oulcaats ______Mary Corsl, Mary Crane, Con Davenport, Kathy Devaney, 6:06 (40) '^.Sunset Strip (18) News :------— ------— '■ Dickinson, Pamela Gardner, tary career and return to his commitment was communicated about how violent her husband cept full responsibility tor him, Engaged 6:30 (8) frank Re>TK>lds (X ) It Takea a Thief rad Dwlre, Susan Fagan, Dennis Christopher Fahy, M ark My fVivorite Martian Janet Cottier, Susan Grindal, through the ranks and we estab- had become. turn them off. Do what yoii (24) CrltlQUo Gladden, John Halloran, Anne Felghn, Deborah Hawley, Jud native North Carolina to be (94) What’s New 10:M (18) Ten-’nilrty Movie Deborah Hess, Wendy Hollister, Itshed' annual minority goal in Joyce said, “ He juat got out know must be done. 1 know I engagement of Miss Nan- (30) (îuiadlan Film (X ) FUm Higgins, Beth Horsman, John ith 'Krlksciun, Karin Krut, Di come a personnel executive of (10-23^) Huntley-Brinkloy Mary Huebner, Dorothy Ilgen, creases and we are auditing of the faoqiMal and he'a drink- couldn’t operate ■with that man Anne DeiVol ofRye, N,Y., (12) The Deputy Jzyk, Michele Latulippe, Deb ana Leie. Frank Malkin, Bar . (M3) Walter Cronklte 10:X (24) evitique Louise Kase\dch, Mary King, a company dominated by themôn a day-today basis." in my house. to Mark Alexander of Glaston 6:46 (30) News 11:00 (8-10-l2-22X^) News BOB TOPLIFF BRIAN VIBBERTS orah Luth, D ebor^ MacArthur, bara Marquis, Holly Martin, Not many years ago Retmolds 7;00 (18) What’s My Line Weather (C) Theresa Kulawy, Sharon La- whites? bury has been announced by (S-3CM0) News, Weather. Donna Marquis, Marcia McFad- Margaret Noonan, Jody Owen, had only a few N ^ ro white- The discussions went on. (X) Detecllyea Porte, Christine Latulippe, Cry "I began thtaiftlng about the her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Mi ,Sports . 11:36 (3) Thuraday StartlKht den, Richard Miller, Francea Deborah Pike, Deborah Raez- collar workers. Today It has 302 Alice admitted she could CM) IVke Bndleee Porrst 11 :X (B-X) Joey Bishop stal Luglnbuh^, Christine problems of ■ other Negroes and chael Thomas DelVal of Rye. UO) Alfred Hitchcock Invite You To Their Mordasky, Holly Nickerson, kowrkl, Jane Thompson, Mary — an Increase from 238 a year master every part of the eighth (1 0 -X 2 2 X ) Tonl«ht Show Mitchell, Maureen Mordasky, the unequal opportunities out Her fiance is the son of the (3) After Dinner Movie (13) Late Movie Cynthia Pratt, Karen Prlddy, Thompson, and Henry Urbach. ago. Of all vacancies on sal step but for one person, her Donna Morganson, Carol Nick side the imilltary," says Mar late Dr. and Mrs. Etttot Richie SEE SATURDAYrti TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LISTINGS Joel Robetrtfl, Nancy Rowe, Sophomore receiving hon aried payrolls — clerical, tech husband. erson, Schelly Numrych, Mark shall Baas, "and I began won "i can’t yet say I’m sorry to Alexander of Urbana, Bl., and Maryann Rixlnansky, Dianne ors: Laynef 'AHhxm', Nancy Bar- nicians, professionals and execu Phllllpa; Charles Plader, Linda dering ■why I was just enjoy Saunders, Diane Sllsz, Linda rueiy, Nora Belanger, James tives—filled in 1968, 17.6 per him. right or wrong,’’ Alice •^• GRAND OPENING Powers, Diane PrachnJak, Bar Radio Welqh,.Theona Wheelock, PhUlp ing (the insulation and doing sold, recounting how she had ^ 221 Keeney at. Glos- bara Rapp, Evelyn Schiebel, Bayer, Cynthia Brown, Dennis cent were filled by minorities. (This listing Inclndea only Omse news broadcasu of 18 or II THURSDAY, FRIDAY. SAtURpAY. JULY 17. 18, 19 Whitehead, David Wilcox, Lor Burleigh, Gregory Caravella, nothing. For 24 years I never •blown up’ at him a few nights supervisor of music in Jeanne Teraila, and Mary WoJ- really felt that a decision was And promotions of minorities in M a n e h.e s t e r Elementary minute length. Some stantmt -nrrv other short newsrnsts.) nar. raine Wilhelm and Jervnifer Thoma.s CRrruthieT.v„ Jane Cnrd- blue collar ranks during 1968 ing again. He won’t go bock. past Young. made for or against me be No one ■will help me. I don’t Schools and director of mmic at WMCBÛ Seniors receiving honors: den, Bradford Esten, John was 29 per cent. "I went to bed with a guilt 7:56 Red Sox vs. YaiAcet Also, Steven Abbott, Susan cause I wia» black -— and honest know what to do.” Manchester High School. 6:00 Harttord Hlghllrbo 10:40. Nljrhtbeat Jearuve Aberle, Steven Blen- Gerapd, Calvin Goldsmith, Je.an SPORT NOW feeling. I know he’s stIH sick. 7:00 News BOB ond BRIANS Arzt, Carolyn Baril, Patricia to God, It’s a good feeling." "We're maintaining the same LIU, with a grandmother’s But he’s at my son’s throat and Miss DelVal graduated in 8:00 CHullcht 11:00 Newt, Weather. SiktHs kowski,, Susan BIron, Deborah Gunther, Wilfred Halllday, Pa 11:90 Other Side of the I^ y 50 TOLLAND TPKE. . ^ Berger, Beverly Blow, Gall One o f Bass' main worriee ratio In 1969 and we don’t be kindliness, told the two Women, at my throat ^ the time. It’s ’^“ ne from Springfield (Maas.) 13:00 Quisc H oun Brasefleld, Madeleine Brault, tricia Halloran, Roger Horton, lieve another miqjor company Blythe, Darlene Boney, Fred- when he sought dvUJan employ of a visit to her husband in a. going to be a lot^, hot sum- Co“o«« and wlU teach elemen- ^ wrop>-i4i4 MANCHESTER. CONN. Annette Browning, Daniel Carole Ireland, Elaine Jael^s^, in the United States is coming COATS $20'**' 6:00 Danny Clayton Scout Jamboree 0 |mmi8 rlc Clement, Helen Crosby, L3m- ment Was that a largo compa hospital over the weekend. She mer,” she said. ‘ “ Y education in Westchester tf: 00, Dick HeaUtertoi Chambers, Gary Chrlsljenoen, Wayne Knight, Karen Llsk, close to that,” says a Reynolds Values to $45. 3:00 BUI bove da Czameckl, Joy DeCarll, Jayne Luglnbuhl, Nancy Mey ny might try to exploit him, as said he asked to come home. sue said' "You’re projecting County. N.Y., in ro m , ------Maryann O’Coln, Onndlco Os- SHORTS SLACKS , Pair ■ _ ' Roberts, Elizabeth St. Germain, and Laurie Williams. make it work in the largest Bible. No dues are coU ^ ed . ^ ^ lund, Darlene Pease, Miargarct company dn Winston-Salem — Values to $6 Vahies to $20. women toss coins in a cup to to^C m lJS^’^ " " tây and there was little Plaxler, Lucille Salterhaich, R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. \pay for,____ coffee,______toeir room,-_e and meofings. prospect of any widespread gen- Kathleen Sclarra, Carolyn Sllsz, As manager of personnel de RAPP'S FROM OUR RENTAL DEPT. Wmphlets. Sue took on toe eighth step, ciîl relief. Tolland Thomtts Strand, Paul Thayer, velopment for the firm, Bass "Jewish Styl^' ^ lU W., c<>founder of AA, She recalled how it made her Temperatures that soared into Judy Wentworth, cuid Denise NOW Many Other i realize she was never reoUy Ui® Wednesday from the C u ld or “Summer Saver’^ Sale! oversees all promotions and Delicatessen & ReslauranI WHITE sayk in one oi Al-Arum’s pam- Wlttnok, trailing tor about 12,fi00 em- phl'ete, "Any family, wife and talking to her husband. Every- Crulf of Mexico to the Great Freshmen receiving lionors: Great Items thing was criticism and he re- Lakes and eastward to toe At- ZB A Hearing Due July 28 ployeti, including top-level man DINNER $inoo childreh, who have had to Uve “ m l ,'’ ” KciTen AlMson, Peter Aneatls, agement. Aboiit 27 per cent of with an VeohoUc a number of Al-Anon lantlc settled no lower than in meeting, her attitude waa much the sticky 70s’ overnight, Kathy Blbmult, Janice Boczar, the employes are Negroes, Also Included years are bourui to be ratoer Ftaturlno a Full Lina of JACKETS different. A slight cooling trend edged On Four Variance Requests BnJbara Boettcher, Elaine Bo- roughly the ratio of Negroes to Over Stuffed Sandwiches neturotlc and distorted them Pickle* - Delicioui Salads "It was amazing the change °v®c toe northern Midwest be- nomo, Deborah Brownstone, the total popidatlon of the em selves. They’ can’t help it.” The Zoning Board of New York Style Deieerti > Cheese Cakes in that man,” she said adding, tore dawn and triggered occa- teacher at Weaver High School Shari Cantor, Sandra Cochran, ployment area. RARE Roast Sect HOT Corned Beef ' FRIJDAYandSATURDAY, JULY I8and 19 This Al-Anon meeting was G irls’ will hold a public hearing July In Hartford and board chair Joriine Conti, Nnincy Crime, Today Reynolds has one of 1557*Pastroml HOT Knithei \ CASH SALES ONLY r.ioT,rv»a .V. drinking. But toe slonolly severe toimdcrstorms. man o f, the Greater Hart Barbara Dow, Denise Dutton, the best records of equal em GRINDERS • Catering * Airthdoy Cokes atmosphere at home is so much However, the Weather Bureau 28 at ,8 p.m. in the Town Hall Open Sun. - Thurs. Till 1 A.M. elghto rtep of toe 12 steps used better." said it appeared toe cool front ford Campus Ministry, will bo Liiidn Qlfroy, William * Hale, ployment opportunities in the Fri, ft Sot. Till 2 A.M, Shorts Sets to hoar four roqucHts for vari in^bers to c<^ liii had her turn near toe Would stall halfway across the the guest preacher at the 9:30 Karen Kblanko, Terewa Mecca, nation. And that is because the "Enjoy at Ragps" or take out anything on TRI CITY PUZA VERNON CIRCLE our menu . - - - ^ w ^ thedr p ro b l^ s . It reads, meeting’s end. She told of vlsU- the Ml(hvest and then be, dls'- ances. a.m.' service of the United Ck>m Patricia Mllkle, Patricia Mit firm Is overcoming what a civil STORM „ Made a list m aU persons ber husband in toe hospital, placed by more hot weather. Marshall Smith of Buff Cap gregatloniU Church Sunday. chell, PavId Mordasky, Marian rights official In the Justice De- 875-8150 VERNON, CONN. 644-8221 Menafield Shopping Center^ Ston*B harmed and became " i t ’s a nice clean place." , 'Tornadoes and funnel clouds Rd, Is seeking a special ex- Mrs. Barbara Hill of Vernon Murawskl, Jn y Nordby, Alan portmem recently Said was one (Rte. 44A * Near Rte. 195 NeJtfTTXTP) (OPEN: Mon., Tues., Sat., 10 AJU. to 8:80 P.M.—Wed., Thurs., FrI., tUl 9) will bo the guest organist. Paris, Sharon Powera, Stanley w îng to make amends to Soon the two-hour meeting were sighted in parts of Nebraa- oeptlon for a permit for a re of the main problems in dls- Sadlak, Cynthia Sharkey, Jean them ^1. Each person around over. The women stood ka and Iowa late Wednesday, pairer's license on property at crii.itnatlon by large, firms — the table was to discuss the around the table, held hands, and severe weather warnings ^ 1 . 7 7 Munrhester Evening Herald Storre, Michael Tedfmd, Rich failure of top managcinent to the conw of Morrow Rd. lUid step and tell what they did and said the Lord's prayer. On- were In effect much of the night f • ■ * Tolland ('orros|iondx Lyle Thorpe of Andonran Rd. pass tonight. I don’t have much rest sipped coffee ai\d chatted Heavy downpours, strong and 7/14 is seeking a vorUuice to per to say.’’ i for a few minutes more. winds afid hall frequently ac- mit the rental of a dwelling Ann sai(i, "The people I’ve ------companied the storms which with less than the required floor hurt most are my children and ranged eastward Into the cen- area on the comor of Anderson myself. I can’t say ’I’m sorry’ T r C O t n i d l t Gr®at Lakes and west as and Cider Mill Rda. to the kids, so I do something far as the Southern Rockies. Girls’ Terry for them.” Mrs. Helen Lec« of Skunga- G oU rS C ■ IcHlHCQ Isolnied storms broke out in muog Is seeking a variance to Ann went on to describe her sections of the southeast. status with her husband. She permit on addition to a living If you'have a high school ed- season’s first prolonged has separated from him main Beach Wear room at her house. ucation or equivalent, posses , outbreak of hot weather pene- ly because of his violence. Des Rotwit Robllhird of Crystal some mechanical aptitude, and iraied the interior of New Eng- pite this, he came Lake Rd. Is seeking a side line into her ^ interem. in toe expand- i®^d Wednesday and drove the SHOP house a few days before, look vorhuico to permit the (onstruc- look- ^ waste- mercury up to 94 at Portland, Our ing for their 16-year-old ___ Uon of a breezeway luid a twq- water treatment, toe Coruiootl- Maine, and' Burlington, Vl. TRI CITY PLAZA VERNON, CONN. He wanted him to work for him. CST garage „,at the (xmier of cut State Emploiyment Service’s Syescusc sizzled up to 93. He came into toe basement Crystal Isike Rd. jmd Hurl- , H , u ... .. new training course may be Temperatures before dawn “ 2 . 0 0 burt R<1. where she was working and , ^ ^ seeklrm ranged (Tom 46 at Areata, Cal- asked forfoe his son. She said he ^ e ^ caltf., and IIN1 Slide Show FRIDAY I'onclim , robet. tln iiiic iop\ I'nnu SIDEWALK DAYS SPECIALS would not jwork for his father. In response to an evisloned de- Vegas, Nev. The International Develop Ann’s husband got furious, a n d u i l i d c o I o i l . wnne with liiH idt, on m.ind in the waste-water treatment Oommlaslon Is prepiLring TIIIIR.SDAV - FRIDAY - HATURIIAY - JULY 17 1819 JULY toe said. He heaved something o tlifii w illi Irinyc liiinx .Si/c\ ■! i d ment field of l.WO nefv jobs in a slide show depleting im up- at the hot water heater and I -I . todate view of . tlu* town luid 18th b „ K . I,-. 7 ; : i its (Xmimercdal and IndusLiial DELICIOUS toe has no money to fix it. He ^ngUmd area alone, toe Em- / WASHINGTON (A P )-A Y al. luasets. does not make Ws support pay pioyment Service has made or- Law School professor said Wed- T h e slide ^ prcHentotlon Ls de ments. rangtments for a group o4 nesday that it would be better signed to bo shown to prospec STRAWBERRY " I ’m not wrapped up in Wm studtots to start ckusses in Sep- to let judges police toemselvea Misses’ Nylon T o | )s tive customera by a mcanber of anymore," Ann said. “ I’m try temhUr at the Southern .Maine than have Congress require them the IDC. it Is felt to be a more ing to__ work______on,__ myself^______now. ____ I’m VoealloniU Tetrhnlcal Inalitulo to reveal their financial affelrs. Jinky nil " 1 ncik in (.(iinplrjiirnl \latkx, diutiv diiii\ nn trying to keep myself stabile South Portland, Maine. This The te^m ony was given be- practlca) luvd »>fflclertt presen Tnlr and ladiiDii tolnii. Sl/c^ J-t 40. 1 tation than a booklet devised CHEESE dAKE for the.the children.:,'.r hilflren :,• school is only the .>-< Bottle of 100. O O .. The discussions went on. At Development Training Act of a propoedd law that would Fringed Patricia Bennett of Tolland Reg. $1.59. OTC one point, Joyce picked up trill cover complete school prohibit ju ^ e s from engagit^ has been honored by the Fu S O U R C R E A M M A N Y OTHER something another woman said for quaJifrtng applicants., in nonjudlclary activities, ture Farmers of America, ac ONE-A-DAY and added. "When I come near I" addition, there are piwusions Si'atler Rti^s cording to FFA Advisor David our house, . I get so nervous. ^ too Manpower Development ~ Cook. CAKE VITAMINS liNADVERTISED I'm shaking. I can't do any- (tnd Training; Act Uvit would She has been accepted for the Bot. of 100 ph x SO Free thing.” - - make -subaistfence and family Amerlcim International Choro- Reg. $8.iM. Sue, a woman on the other Wlowances possible, depending CJur lalse Breeders Association, ia 8|wotal ♦1.77 side of toe table, asked, "D o upon the (tocumstanês of toe ASSORTED ' ' S P E C k L S you feel g am ?" indivtduai applicant. program offered at Pennsyl . 1 ■ - ! vania State University. She Joyce said, "Y es." Kor further mformatlan con- 2.00 will attend classes In meat cut Sue said. "It's not you that tact toe Connecticut State Em- ting and grading, cattle judging FRUIT FILLED caused Ws drinking. Get rid of pioyment Service at 806 Main W jdubir ’ ru’f: «1. \tit\gcd rjyon and management. AT SAVING S that feeling. If he didn’t have St. ^ >A.iUcf ^.1= :ijjr y '‘i4 to •a a wife to blame, it would be ------|- Cook learned of the program -J - — ir-- -f-- sometoing disc." ai^d encouraged Miss Bennett and Miss Frances Modosky of W IN E C A K E Joyce, almost In tears, .said. Manslaughter Conviction / \ UP TO He’s just lying drunk in the ______Stafford to apply, and both V ^ ^ PT'PT'QC'TITT r\ U .... o Dacron^-Ninon cellar. How long is he goij^ to PITTSFIELD. Mass. Polyester I’ iastu’ Shower were accepted. Only one other stay there ? ’ ’ Berkshire CTounty jury has sen Connecticut youth was sponsor ON TNE T f M V M « Sue asked. •’Can't he go to tenced John E Winn. 33, of Curtains Bed Pillows OvtTiii^hl ed by the prognun. Pittsfield to 18 months Ip prison . (Curtain S«*t8 We Specialize In toe hospital?" Mtss Beimett wiui elected vice after convicting him of man Get en -tlie rood yourielf A IAN rHERHOs. Joyce said. "Hi couldn't com- president of the Junior Charo- slaughter in'^the death of a Nor Ask us about .Stria’s Auto- I mlt himself." Rite: it’s car lasurancc for . THERMOS walk, Conn., man last April 7. lalse Breeders Association, TEK ROLL-ON Joyce .said ' her husband's safe drivers only. If you P aillJH TS Colonial Chppter, which in 60 Edwand D Boutin. 41. was qualify, yon’U like the % BOTtLES TooHibnisIm o,. brothers had taken turn out of cludes the northeast part of the beaten to death outmde a cafe money you.k^ve, the handy Quart 8 1 , toe hospital because they felt ^ s 2 .0 0 it Country. WEDDING and Reg. 60c, each, that Winn managed in Stock- quarterly payilyentt. and 2.99 sorry for him They told |to? 1.99 bridge According to defense tes- Its single limit of protec According to Cook, who a|so tion. C all us today. Lgh^' and *iry Dacron ^ pol^cLte'f Non-aUergenie ^ d pillowt, .pofyev f*rr!l) pfiiilcd plailK.''tofjwrr \ur- serves as chairmart of the 4 r , , ; * 1 . 0 0 a l l ;s A les f in a l CASH ONLY taUdred curiaim in toect nln^m • ler fill|:d ^nd crAer'ed'wah a pnrit,ed Jiiii 'Aith iiulthfng . lie ,.ur|Jin and , Board of Education here, there manager charged' husband got weave While or patteit k| " width Cbltori licking KriiUant, mm-rnal- v jl j i D f Ai-.''itcd pjtleriiL. iiid ‘ are many opportunities for per- Boutin had molested hl^ 5-year- Robert J. Sm ifh, Inc. they could pot sober him. old daughter. lo. each pair. 6J" or 72" lengthi ting. i.,dDi frec.( ut S u e 21*27. toluiitto brigjitcii ever) hsltiri * sonal involvement of the vo-ag BIRTHDAY CAKES \'Insuransrruthe ly. they took him to her UttR: or no ironing. students. - ~ The verdict was handed down' llcav> gauge plattK Ilut rfttili and leA him. Wednesday 963 Mom a t . Tel 649-5241 “I had an opening this sunf- Sue sajd. "If he's out cold, mer for a student to study the just have him carried to toe Mancheiefer salt water fishing Industry, In hoapttal." - cluding afternoons on a ship off ORDERS FILLED ON SHORT NOTICE VERNON DRUG GREETING CARDS TRI-CITY PLAZA Joyce hold. "He's neeliy not , Point Judith," he added. "This VERNbN C^CLE o u t cold. I’m hoping to get turn POS ALL onrirsowi is perhaps the -most unusual of SPECIAL PISCOO n TS TO: ' | many opportunities for our stu OPEN MONDAY TO FRIDAY TNX 10 / dents." " ’ CHURCHES. SYNAGOGUES. ORGANIZATIONS Guest Minister you really think you can teik "The Rev. Richard Pierce, W n EVERYDAY in c l u d in g SUNDAY 8 A.M, to 9“ P.M. ' sejtae to him drunk or •dber'*" / /

• / PAGE EIGHT '' \ / ' / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCI|ESTER. CONN., THURSDAY^ JULY 17, 1969 // ^ crease In rail posaengera between the . ■ \ iHanrljpHtpr two cities, with a 72 per cent increase MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1969 PAGE NINE iEtJpm«3 In the number of nonstop paaBenB«i«,' Coventry which indicates that (he Motrollner* P F iT O . And Mankind’s Unparalleled Effort Columbia PUBUSHKD BY THE ■ / have indeed been offerii^ real compe Bums Doubt H EJIAU } PRINTINa- C »., INC / PINTO, People Interested 13 BIsaell Street tition to the air lines. With .a time Bruce Wilson Sees Town In Narcotics Treatment Or UAncheate^ Coim. ApoUo 11—The M o ^ ent Moon Trip THOMAS P. TORaUSOH schedule of two and a hloif hours from ganisation Inc., is now open George Patros Commended W ALTER R. FERGUSON Monday throu^ Wednesday I PuMlehere / ^ the Center of one city to the center of At ^Crossroads of Future^ evenings, 6:30 to 10, in the ■ ' ______Founded October 1, ISSl /_ To Coast-To-Coast liiOTStry HasValue ^ During Farewell Party the other, with a quiet, comfortable, bottom floor of the Williams \ PUbllahed Every Evening Except Sunday* Bruce A. Wilson, Republican to develop one of the best pub Building of St Mary’s Epis and Holiday*. Entered at the Poet Office at luxurious ride to offer, the MetroUnera candidate for the new Town By JIM 8TROTHMAN at Cape Kennedy, misOton otuni- (Continued from Page One) George Patras, former as- schifelder, Paul Brookman, Manchester, Conn., as Second Class MaO lic school systems , in the copal Church on Parte 3t. can be expected to continue to prove AP Aeroqwee Writer tro' in Houston and.tracxlng sta- Matter. Council, believes that/'’Coven state?” An ex-addict^ a parent ot a It Is goln’ to the moon. You slatont superintendent-principal Peter Chick, Mrs. Mabel Oobb, try is at the crossroads of its CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) tiors around the world. ’ SUBSCRIPnON rate5 that the right kind of railroad' passenger Wilson continued, "The pro drug user, and'a professlovl can’t even .grow anything there. of Porter High School, was given future,” and has outlined a — ApoUo 11 Is the product of a To accomplish Apollo, indus . . . _ * man, . Richard Davis, Watter Payable In Advance blems Coventry falces in regard counselor are on hand to talk There ain't no air.” One Year ...... 330.00 •sendee can reclaim an increasing num campaign which he believes “ is naôn—Âmerica’s answer to try tiad to produce stronger and a Sarewell party Tuesday night Drew, Edward CheJton, Clifford Six Months ...... 13.B0 to its teacher attrition rate are to anyone on an anonymous It was night in the asphalt ber of customers from the air routes. designed to meet that future.” th t^ who said toe Soviet Union lighter materials and discover at the school gym. attended by Erickson, Stanley Field. Charles Three Months ...... 7.80 not unique to this community. basis. The phone number is jungle. Somewhere In space, a One Month ...... 2.80 Wilson said that in choosing the would be first to land men on how to k^p components from well over 100 persons. Puller, Kenneth Garrison, Ar- The Metrollner’s chances wUl be im I suggest that one of the most 643-2300. tiny space ship was carrying new government, there are the Xioon. falling apart under high stresses ' MEMBER OF important things we are going three men to the moon's Sea of Several of his pupils, now col- Hinckley. _ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS proved some more If Penn Oentrai many questions to be asked of Rocket and iîaceshlp cue a of launch and re-entry. Parts ^ ^ ^ ^ Gloria Holbrook. Arthur *ni® Associated Press la exclusively entitled to have to offer potential incom Tranquility. lege students, came to wish him Martin Hunt. PhUlp Ts- keei^ its promise to eliminate some of the candidates, and that he in monument to an. industrial e f had to be made smaller and to the use o f republlcatlon of all news dls- ing business is the education "Why, the moon was put up pat^®8 credited to It or not otherwise credit- tends to answer these questions fort unparalleled in .the history more reliable. And to meet the well, os did teachers no Icnger ham and Burton Ives, m this paper and also the local news pul^ the seemingly unnecessary rod tape now program we will offer em there as a lig h t” says Charley,- llBhed here. during the course of his cam ployes’ children. o f mankind. national goal of a lunar landing in the Porter School system. Also, Raymond Jolie, Mrs. AU rlahts of republlcatlon of special dl^^ woven Into the process o f getting on paign. For, while the spotlight shinea by 1970, it all had to be done the moonlight skipping over his one ot whom came from Nlan- Psnnle Kaskowitz, Samuel ” tt goes without saying that patches herein are also reserved, on Cape Kennedy and the Hous wltli extraordinary speed and shaggy beard. tic. Kassman, Ttiomas Keegan. board a Metroliner. Petm <3entral seems According to Wilson areas Coventry’s problems are ones "Hie Herald Printing Conipany Inc.âs- ton, Tex., mission control, cred precision. i\ "Gotta admire them guys, to have boinowed from the air lines a of importance include industrial of the futufe. We are faced now ARRESTS Albert Hadlgten of the Board Mrs. Sylvia •umes no financial responslDlllty for typo it for taking man to the moon’s ” We were forced Into S o lvin g though. They really mounted Craphlcal errors appearing In advcrtlseTnentt and commercial development, with guiding Coventry into a Thomas Topping, 28, of 101 of Education, presented Patros Kristoff, and other reading matter ’tn The Manchester reservations system which has no peace doorstep belongs to many thou a new philosophy, a neW âp- to somethin" educated and all. education and town financial dynamic, fast-paced age. We B ranford' St., charged with with a scroU from toe board. ^ e s - Evening Herald. sands of people and Industriee "Look at me. I ’m a bum an' 1 of mind for anybody, and on top of management. :* must decide how we will grow, making ap unneoeasary noise proach—systems managemeht, Riohard Curland and Donald ' / throughout the United States. getting the big picture—solving w ont never be nothin, but a Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Washlng- rcservatlonF there Is an additional re M.V. In the area of development who will benefit from this with a motor vehicle. Court Macauley, former teacher. ,ManWRrren. ton Post News Service. During its peak in 1966, when h im ,’’ he added. progress, Wilson pointed out growth, who will pay the price date July 28. the big problems, learning how s ^ l c e client of N. E. A. Service. Inc. quirement for a boarding permit which the ApoUo man to U«e moon A.^group of men stood outside Publishers Repreeentatlves — The Julius some of the factors that lead to of growth, whether growth can to look at the next level above in V Mathews Special Agency — New York Chi makes Just getting to the -train itself a a "strong economic develop equipment was in fuU produc order to do a complex job well,” U rioh.-^scue Mission, tr>-lng to ^ . _____ Mrs. Rosemarie Prlhoda, Ar- cago. Detroit and Boston. be achieved at no cost to the ACCIDENTS nr n humorous, Qulmby. Elm er Renisen, ment and the personal develop tion, more than 30,000 compa said Dr. Van Bearlnger, vice mooch A'quarter to pay for a rather grim triumph over a system pos taxpayer, and whether, in Donald Summers, 16, of Hart bed for tnb^nlght. O^^s of I otioB 19 years Ruilchkn. Wayne AUDIT BUREAU OF CmCULA- ment of our citizens. With the nies and nearly 400,000 persons president of Honeywell. Inc., of fact, taxes can be reduced as ford, was charged with operat Si-hoppaul, Jerry Shine, Arnold sibly designed to keep passengers off. aid of a professional town ad participated directly In it. Minneapolis, Minn., which pro "M ight he'-roniethln' to go to the result of growth.” ing a motor vehicle wl)ile his Mrs Marjorie Grant. Prexldent SIhhoven. John Sullivan, Mrs. But aside from , the red tape which ministrator, Coventry needs, to " ’nus is the finest industrial vided the spaceship’s sMblllsa- the moon," otie hollou’-chreked D l^ la y advertising closing hours: Other questions that must be license 'was under suspension of the PTA road an original Gertrude Tappon, Mira Karen For Monday — i p.m. FVlday. team ever assembled by the panhandler said, lookli^ sky. sttu nomcnidcaJly binds the now train, expand and Implement existing answered, according to Wilson, tlon and control system. For Tuesday — l p.m. Saturday. and failure to grant right of government to do any job,”, ob ward. "But I don't^ce anything poem, and- Mlsa Edith Haver, Tasker, Mrs, Sarah Thomp- For Wednesday — i p.m. Monday surveys and to investigate new are "Will we court industry, By participating in the man to X |^>r Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. the MetroUrer seems to do exactly what way out of a private driveway, served WilUam B. Bergen, pres- to it. They should use ^he money Board o f Education' member, eon. Mrs. Helen Waldron and programs that will lead to a new commerce? Will we build the moon project, however was mlrtreas of oeremcnles. Mrs. Leona Wolmer. / * For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. after the car he was driving iednt of North American Rock to keep 'peopje workin’.’X . / Saturday — i p.m. Thursday. believers hi the continuing value, and commercial and industrial plan homes in one section of the American industry has strength Classified deadline ~ 5 p.m. day before pulled In front o f a car driven well Coip.’s Space Division, "G wan, you bum." tnteiyupt. George Groff, former super the continuing patronage for any clean, designed to ease the citizens’ town while reserving others for ened itself. publication. 6 p.m. Friday for Saturday by Anna Morasco of 29 Jordt prime contractor for the ApoUo ed another. "Bums don't llk/Xo intendent of schools, and M y Manchester Evening Herald. and Monday publlcatkm. / tax burdens. commercial and industrial ’’The challenge of the space decent, comfortable - rEillroad passengeir St. yesterday at 6 p.m. on spaceahlp and the Saturn 6 w ork." \ ron Collette, present superlh- Oolunibia correspondeni, Vlr- “ Do we wsint sin airport in growth? How will the cost of program has really been a chal Thursday, July/i? Broad St. Both cart' ted to be moon rocket’s second stage. Down o^ the corner, two men tj^ e n t , spoke briefly and Don- system hoped It would do. We’d like to Coventry? Do we want a large municipal services and of run lenge over-all to the country’s glnl.* Carillon, tel. 238-9224. towed. Court date tor Summers ” I look for the effects of the were atttlng against, a wall, old Tuttle, board chairman, see one run between Hartford and New industrial complex in the town? ning the. schools be affected by Industry.” said Christopher C. 'i3 July 28. ApoUo program to continue long passing around some "Knioke" spoke of the many lruK>vaUcns Les.son.s Of A Small War What are the inherent prob commercial a n d industrial Kraft, .director of flight />pera- York, and see the business it would do. eifter the lunar landing,” he wood alcohol mixed with a Potroe X was . reoponalble for lems in industrial development? growth? Will we have to hire tionr for nasa’s Manned Space- Unbathed Are Banned So far there has been only one good Larry B. Atwood, 17, of 56 said. “ And I expect these ef .‘oft drink. brtnglng\^ the school. He men Will we need to build more new administrators, new teach crait Center in Houston. Blssell St., was charged with fects to be felt in every facet of 'I sure wirii 1' had some of tioned departmentaliseduvf*«u*iiiaiH4uiseu gradee.zrsuen. I.-AREIX), Tex. (A P ) — Imml- thing about the ant^l war between two schools, provide additional ers, and new municipal employ For example: From experi Matters Of Liturjfy driving left on a curve, after Industry.” tho library 'program and the B*'’til»in nfflclala in Nuevo Lsue- President Nixon declined to appoint health and social services, re es? ence gained building power- that money they're spendln’ to of our good neighbors, Honduras and the car he was driving crossed ”T1te one tiling that has im excellent progiiinis for aperlel atwwunoed Wednesday that Dr. John H. Knowles as the CJovern- membering that when we do producing AjxiUo fuel celts, ^ to the moon, " he said slowly. ’’These are problems to be the center line on Center St. pressed me most about the- students, among (M jw things. hippies wltl be refused tourist El Salvador. The United States hasn’t mertt's top medical administrator, and ^hls, we must be sure the Ijal- solved through Joint efforts by Pratt A Whitney Aircraft Corp, " I wish I had my own bed. 1 got near Olcott St. and struck a car ApoUo progrsun and its complex sent ite troops down, by Its 'own Instead appointed his political and aZjce sheet is always on the all of the elected and appointed 1s moving ahead with pitxluclng beat up last night. I betcha I Tuttle"then presented Mr, and Mexico unlaw driven by Mark A. Palmer, 22, operations Involving many peo philosophical twin, Dr. Roger O. Ege- plte side.” town officials,” Wilson said. ” I similar ' systems for oceano wouldn’t get beat up if 1 had my Mn». Patros with a TV, a gift unilateral decision, to police ■ the situa of 86 Hawthorne St. this morn ple and many contractors has berg. Therefore the 'President has sold Photograiitoed ^ Brivlaii OtlAr* Wilson continued, “ What hope to share in that effort as graphic, m ilitary and *ommer- own bed. All Pd need la about a from friends in the town. _ ing at 12:05. been the unflagging indlvltoial tion. / about\personal development? hundred bucks” ^ •e. KL ...... Uilbato Oasaros. chief of his soul to the forces of black reaction, CONNECTICUT R IV E R ^ Looking West From Vicinity Of Salmon River Boat Landing a member of the town council.” enthusiasm demonStratisd ttey cial applications. I “ Mexican Immigration In Nuero Right? What services should be provid A man In soiled khaki ponta But b ^ iy ! wo pat ourselves on the He added, "The dates of most and night,” said Joseph Oartn living Kessler, division vice b a ^ ^ l y - ™ g e d cen- ^ authortllai In Mex This Is the non sequltur of the hour ed in a town that is going to immediate concern to all EJdward Madalinski, 23, of 8 president of RCA Corp.’s de wearing work sho«i witiiout back for thio, it might be honest to ad Central St., Vernon, was pulling Jr., vice president of Grumman wid other In certain political and Journalistic clr- face a m a W expansion with the voters, whether Democrat or. fense electronics products .said socks raid: "Ootoipred to them baby . hre.^. done by J ^ .\ p ,^ k u - tourist spots have Aeraepoce Corp., prime con astronaut boy*." mit that the particular circumstance cle;). The reasoning, Indeed, seems to comjdetion ^ the new Route I- Republican, are the August cau out of a Hilliard St. driveway computer know-how developed Philip Isham using mostly flow- Herald when his car struck a bicycle tractor for the lunar module — which might tempt us to rush in has be part of a pattern, coming atop simi 84? The peoplbof this town are cuses (now sot for Aug. 10) '' called LM—landing craft. In space 1s having an enormous ere from Solly T liu e WUlian,.’ ^ lar reacUons to some of the President’s Inside Report its most im p o rt^ t asset, They Wilson sold he urges all driven by H-year-old James impact on American industry. SPACE CENTER. Houston garden, l>un.h^lna cooktrawero ... not yet beer, reported. The Apollo 11 command ship Yesterdays Connecticut Yankee Watts of 134 Hilliard St. Accord (AP) — Despite toe overwhelm served. Dai kgrxHind mmUc was ^ «nd other Western speeches, the school desegre must be utllizedXproperly to voters to make their voices was assembled in Downey, Cal ’’The nation that can be We have not yet hod the first report *»y ing \o police, the car was not ing advances in technology and gation guidelines dispute and the Ad- help us all develop, positively.” heard at these important ses if., but stainless steel honey trained to think for Itself, using provided by eighth grade plan- By A.H.O. moving very fast. • ■clentiMc information amasasd He wiid all long-haired Ameri lhat one side or the other reprewents mlnlstratlon’a voting rights proposals. Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak 2S Yean Ago Wilson Is also qu^tloning the sions. He further urges, he comb panels that help give U computer technologies, will ac Isis. Cniherlm* HoUand, David local educational s y ^ m and during the space program tola ls*Mnlaskl and Jason Browning. cano will be hJd h> return to the Moscow, .or Peking, or Havana,. So In each cofse Itie effort êems to be to said, all registered Republicans structural strength came from quire on unbeatable edjge in WASHINGTON — The fuUl- Behind the scenes, both the . AlWe Booth, (he “ 'yialo back- In the days of war and dead But there are really no politi decade. It has not been aehlevsd Jury IJat United...... w.Msa-a,States, take*ve«*«’ na bathL'UUI Uland brand the Admlnlstmtlon as reaction how it can be improved';^ "'What to carefully consider the qual COMPLAINTS Middletown, Ohio. worlo competition,” he said. far as we understand, this is Just a tty of President Nixon’s hopes U.S. and the Soviet Union are field wonder of a decade ago,” lock and compromise between cal or ideological keys to that without some failures. Lo<-aJ residents chosen tor *** “ ****rifot hefobe he Usum ary by seizing on Issues of meager sub are other communities dbing to ifications and ideas of all the There was a break and en Communication antennas on that Washington and Moscow speaks at the Klwenls CBub crisis, and nobody can solve Of 248 NASA m ajor launches jury duty Include: Mrs, Uuih six nusuh imiHwtourist .-..'wicord to th «v strnlghtforIsrael in a direct Newly completed Garden political power against a tardy position and power without go at 63 Spruce St. sometime Tues* From Boulder, Co(o., came Apollo 11 astronauts will bring in had hammered out the bare confrontation with Lebanon. Apartments between St. James and mild variety of political re Town Counsel Advises Negro back from the moon. (T A would be there, too, and It might . tliq,, AmeTlcsn Medical Association and ing into the question of what day night. the spaceship’s fuel tanks. P eo W. G. GLENNEY— tlhi! contH-rvnttve Coc gnw-vsmen who op outline bf a possible setUement And the U.3., in on unusually and FVxrest ats. have roads and form. ' policies or programs position ple In Cedar Rapids, Iowa, pro Prof. Brian J. Skinner, chair be reporting to us that we had to step In formula. One key portion was War between the legtslatlve posed Ihe appobitmcnt were foolish and high level diplomaUc effort with parking areas paved with a new and power should serve. To Drop His Liquor License A bicycle belonging to Jim duced communications and data man of moon. Is the fourth • HEMI-OLOMI , to go buck to Uietr l>ale met in Cairo, Egypt to plan an ON m C Y C L R H States for <'olU>ctlve action Instead o/ ficeiitly pleasing Inlrolt for tax re He in his knowledge nor In his In 1962, the Senate voted (Continued from Page One) to fly. Ttie command module Is riN U U I form. ' lionioUind bi Lsniel. / They are there, acting as U economic ' and political cam /itioritixi glory, but to the good down the medicare bill backed launch in BrazU, but 'BrazUians toe sixth of its type to fly, as Is HON 'niau lAT. rusJilng down with ' our ' imllateru But wtu*n Dobrynin pixxxntixl they had nothing more import paign against south Africa and If an>'oin> sIoiijhhI for .soiiie |>ei-sjx'e- /kepututlon that he earns tor by President John F. Kennedy. Vietnam are giving us the listened to accounts qn radio the Sgiturn-e launch vehicle. • tie I* 4'W P.M. marbie.s will be enough to bring Hits ttie Egyptiiui response to the ant to do than confront one an Portugal'. llve on Uie su|)slantlve n'conl of the ' hiiii.self luiiong his fellowmen. In 1966, B-62 bombers from moon.” ' ' and 'bought out special qnrapa- Earep* fii Nhf* *T«I f P.M U.S., Nasser was deinuuidlng thw other. They have enough else One Year Ago small war to a merclfiil quick end. Ntx«v .Adminlitmtlon. he would find a Rabbi Leon Wind Guam hit targets in South V iet Huge front-page headUnea per editions covering Ui^m oon ..right of every single refugee to do, for they confnxit crisis The arm y took over power MM rnteruUm umS I far dlffensid picture. The tax siircharge Temple Beth Shofom nam for the first time. marked the adventure in major shot.. The television station IS a ALUMINUM EXTENSION UDDER $15.95 But ev "new voted three to six pages to Apol fixed In'^tliM to present pro nieU gorverphicnt viewed, if As a i-oglonia orgimlisatltMis wlilch lias been ix-ononiltrts ". Why dkln t Senator Mans- lo. One newspaper Issued a spe gress of the filgM and coverage , field deniiuid ills tax reform nieaaures i’ tlme-bon^ that ixxild gp off to weaken and poison ^ d Ihwiut cial edition. of the moon lanmig, ‘k from the IX'iiiocnitlc l’ n-slnt who In- whenoW the Egyptians/chose, In Itome, both the pro-govern bi Hong Kong, thi^-Qommu- M H. WOODEN EXTENSION UDDER i m i and UiUs cancel out Uis entire the proper purposes and, jurlsdletlon of sUtuted Uie surcliarge instead of from ment n Messagero and the n it t newspapers'-i: attackid^ the m m a . r u e s m M the United Nations. Mr.- Nfxoti, who,merely wiuris to extend rtnent. The BgypUate could Fischefti Communist peuty organ I’Unlta mission as a ooverup tor [ ' it. Indeed to reduoq It? dÛiLa by chUmlng fh the fu hailed the moon shot and dedi Americans’ failure to win the CALL nsH This wa.-. like any oUier wur. liiclud- ture that bei-ause -soiu'e refugees îoek T llle m - n i H / , W telever the I'n>.ddeiit's affexition cated special sections to the Vietnam arar and charged that RBO. OEAE—ELDEB m M JENRR "RHIPIEATE" Ing tliat la Vietnam, or that In the Near • 4 6 -r a a ' for military men. he luis started ttie hod not been taken back by mission. the - moon landing mlsslan eras Boltao •47^17*1 Have You Tried It? East, bi'Jongi, in the United NiUlons, mil / Uxxjp k-vels In Vii>tiuuii down Uiste'ud Israel the settlemyit was vodd. Romans were excited and im an effort to ’’extend Imperial 4-INCH BRISTLE PAINT BRUSH 3.98 of up. His pix>po«Us for on antl-ballls- How much of these and other pressed by ApoUo 11. t’ I — tlie greatest sbuidbig policy crime of ism into space.” tlc niLsitle s>'stem, let It be ixt-alle- tmpenetfable neeîtlng obstac ” tt’s a fantaMlc thing that this generatloti Is that, after Suez In 1966, an* smaller ajul lean provocative thdJi les between the Al.S. (acting for shows how strong is the suab of it 1ms engteeered m»d toleruled more the ones lie Inheritnl. Wliatevep e D S.S.R. (ao for Egypt) are taxi driver said. / and more by]xuwlng of the UnltiHl Na RBO. EEA7.—BUNER JE.NKJI "P E N N ’* Ivas iK«t proixwod aiif,- piuidM\-e' legl.sla- !dnijily for raining purposes ”We are making /hlstoiy,” tions, and more and moi'e atrophying tlon, fighting off a huge pollUcal temp- no one lu'TWcan say. But there said a storeowner. / R D ir a M T of those functions and powers whleli are tatioii many Oongressnien,- on both .Is rui real 1 ^ Uuu'skk-o's pre- bi Manchester, E^tgland, two “SHAPr ixMico week In Mosc-ow, song writers compteed a num going to have to bo exixmdod If the slde.-i of the ixirtisoii aisle luive txxMi Y ✓ FUNCTIONAL $C% f unable to resl.'if. I whei-e be is continuing tiUks ber called ” On the Face of the 99% FAT FREE MILK Your P«int Haadquarlori world Is to learn,, hi Umc, the method On matters of suluttiuioo, In slxirt, with Uie Russlansj u-ill remove Mooi,” which will be broadcast Barrett OB l 6 of Its own sur\-tvy.l. tlu* thrust of (lie Nl.xon Admlnistnitlon any obstacles to a setUement over the British' armed forces PIECES 2.49 for Rutt-o-l*um ’ WITH THE PukCHASI Of OHl 08.M08I CAUOHS liius IxxMi tinvanl moderation," toward The beat Uiat Uie U.S. hopes for network in Germany, throughout May the little war Itself end promptly. Of MINHISOTA PAlurs PRODUCTS tile mkklle, whlph is to my, toaxird the out of Slsixj's Journey is agree tile miaskm. - I 10 9T. HOME '4 full 10" dinnor platos 4 cups M ay the world liave been stlnluliited to lllx-niJa who now *v loudly complain ment by Washington and Mew- Altboogh in most other ooun- refrerfi Iteelf on a few of tlie basic jinn- 11x1 ba.«ls of their in* si'enis to be an In- i*c»w rut to get ln\*olved U an- trles. Including , Iîlsad, tte • 4 Eoup or salad bowl* 4 saucara \ ' DISPENSER .slstejKX' tluit Ix' be nion* QithoHc Uuui ptiiep W1 U- brooks out- launch was shown iipmsitiately Plumbjng Supply clples by which It mpst leam to, live. llx* I’oix*: Uie alleged ftaUlLs they bi'ki- This iiJone.i howetvr, would on televialad. the Soviet network If live at ol,. . ' ; - I bor ill him an* oix-s ■ they would excixx* be highly' significant, because waited four, hours and 13 min V ' ■ ' ' V ■■ In a President whoVln flict owed UuMr the steady Increase In ground utes befbre showing a four-min AT ivrsuaslon a good deal ni,on> odher- conflict along the Suez and In ute tape recording o f it. $0.05 ONLY «7x.-e Uviii Mr. Ni.xuii dotxi. Uie air, oiier both the Gulf of ' In other ports of the wortd, CLOSED FOR Metroliner’s S ucccns The nation already lias enough Suez and east of ihe Jordan the mission also attracted stten- The statistics, us well as Uio riders, problems without llbenil Senators arxl R l'’«r , has broiight war closer tiOIL The U.S. Embassy In Seoul say that the six month old Metroliner commentators Ihrowlng a tiukrum than at any Ume atm*e June, VACATION ôver Uie jwtty issix's Uiey liave noa; 1967. Top Nixon admUiliitraUon put up a ao-toot-squsr? teleri- ». DEUVERY I TIMES WEEKLY • servloe operated between Washli^ton -seized. If they an* going Yo. attack the officials say privately that, al- ' screen to show the Isimch, and New York by Penn‘Ontrol tea Presidient, let thorn attack him over though war Is atlli unlikely, a and about 30.000 South Koreans JULY 20-JULY 30 gathered to wstch. Apollo pro- proved a convincing success. 'The new something of substance, ixj( o w r mere chance mbx-iUculoUcfi "could nuitters of liturgy WAU, STREET esi'alate Into big war” obnost grams srill be preserte d evary KNUDSENDAIRY train has brolught an 11 per cent In- night until splaslshwn next JOURNAL overnight. lU BntNaiDS AYE. / ■ 3|n RROAO ST. MANCHESTER arsek. 28C-1S01 B. HAEnrOBD, CONN. Technical compUcationt prev ented a Uve ~tslecast of the If- ■ ... I ( ■ ' \. P A G E T E N BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1969 ; ^ ------r v ~ ------^— ;------— ------— \ ■ 3, 1919 in Westboro, Mass., Section Two daughter of Robert and M ar THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1969 THURSDAY, JULY 17. 1969 Obituary garet Taylor Hunter, and had P Otter ton^s^Fiano Develop 12th Circuit JEn#ning Pages 11 to 20 lived In Manchester for 20 years. Honduras Strikes, She was a member of the Man Shopping Center in Vernon Court Cases chester Salvation Arm y Corps. Survivors, besides her htw- Death Qaims Potterton’s Inc., of 130 Cen- center is Arnold Lawrence of MANCHESTER SESSION Comment Session band, include two sons, £)avld Truce Debated ter St. is planning a second Porter St. He has designed Robert Cormier, 23, of 20 Lil- The Manchester Board of Chace and Stanley Chace, both Mrs. Friend store, to be located on R t 30 a a Mediterranean style building ley st., who pleaded gulHy on dors tonight will conduct at home; five daoighters, Miss with two customer service juno 19 to five counts of fraud- (Cointbined from Page One) ir of Its semi-monthly Bonnie Chace, at home, Mrs. J. quarter of a mile east of Ver ly 1,600 troopa were being Mrs. Vera Ruth Friend, 70, of levels. I ulenft issue o f checks, returned, comment sessions for thoae Fred Con^d of East Granby, non Circle,- It was amiounced —Neutral military observers moved ig> as replacements. 79 Comstock Rd., wife of Dr. In the split-level design, two t6 couH today for sentencing^, town rendqnts who wish to Mrs. Philip Lamoureux of New today. to see that ttie cease-fire is ob- The". Honduran government Amos E. Friend, died last night levels w ill face 1-84, and the H e was ghven a suspended sen- file suggemiqns or com ington, Mrs. Charles McCarthy said a group of Salvadoran par- at Hartford Hospital. ground level will face Rt. 80. t«ice of 150 days In the custody served. plaints on any kqbject within of East Hartford, and Mrs. Wil Mrs. Friend was bom March o f J. D. Real Eotaite C o.,: 618 Atty. John R. Mrosek of the of the commissioner of oorrec- An end to hostile radio and dnop^ln tbe El the board’s ju ris ^ tio n . liam Dixon of Manchester; three 1, 1898 in Now York City, Cefvter St., announced the sale Manchester law firm of Mrosek tiona • ___ i Paralso zone were destroyed by It will be from 6 ;^ to 8:S0 brothers, Clyde Hunter of West daughter of Dr. Arthur and Mar of one-half o t a parcel o f land and -niomas represented the B etty B. C. Yang, o f 109 . T " m bath coun- HoTiduran troops and peasants In the Municipal Brookfield, Mass. f. Gordon Hunt garet Irving MaoKen. She was adjacent to a Texaco station buyers, and Atty. Robert Kahan Dale Rd., pleaded not guilty to who Joined tbe battle wtth office of the town er of OllbertvUle. Mass., and there, for about 376,000. a graduate of Srhlth College, of the Vernon law firm of a charge of driving under the Honduras agreed to the plan machetes. -Ik Northampton, Moss. She was a Earl Hunter of Oxford, Maas.; Valentino R. Flsino, area real Kahan and Kerensky represent- influence and reckless driving. condition that El Salvador Honduran relnforcenents also mt member of the Dutch Reformed and five grandchildren. estate Investor arid developer, ed the seUer. . Her case was scheduled for air withdraw the troops that Invad- were being rushed to Santa ?£RtTTo M an chester Church of New York City, and Funeral services will be held was the seller. Plano and Pot Potterton’s Inc., Is the oldest August Jury trial In East Hart- Honduras. Honduras said It Rosa de Oopa:, near Nueva the AuxlUaries of Manchester Saturday at 11:30 a.m. at the terton’s will Jointly develop a service and retail sales store in ford. would pull back Its for^ thiee Ocotepeque. "We expect heavy Hospital Notes M ^ o r la l Hospital, Hartford Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main 30,000 square foot shopping cen- M andiestor In the appliance Jeffery Bennett, 19,- of 444 *rom the border. fighting Thursday morning," a niD Hospital, and the Hartford Coim- St. Maj. Kenneth Lance, offi- On CHA Council ter on the 2l4acre Vernon site. and entertainment equipment Center St., pleaded n^ guilty SaJvador also agreed to the Honduran officer said, i l l f l ty Medical Society. cer-ln-charge of the Manches The tlfat phase of 6,000 lines. On S ^ . 28, 1931 in, part- to charges of statutory rape but on condition that the Hie war has been labeled C0IAH60S VISITIN O ROITR8 Survivors, besides her hus ter Salvation Corps, wrill offici Edward M. Kenney, admin square feet, the largest store in nership with WlUiam E. Krah, and risk of injury a minor OAS provide machinery adequ- "the soccer war” because IQ Intermediate Care Senii- ate. Burial will be in East Ceme band; Include two sons. Dr. istrator. of Manchester Memor the shopping center, will be Potterton started In an 8 by 50 and waived a hearing. Hie case to enforce the agreement It feeling between the two coun- 'I aake private, nmm-3 p.m., and 4 p.m. lugh B. Friend of Hartford and tery. ial Hospital, has been nam constructed for Potterton’s. "It Square was bound over to the next demanded particularly that tries was whipped up last month 8 p.m .; private rooms. 10 a.m.- fflas L. Friend of Denver, Friends may call at the fim- ed to the council on administra will be exclusively a Magnavox at 219 N. Main St. criminal session of Hartford more than 276,000 Salvadorans by violence during soccer iAinoNi 3 p.m., and 4 p.in.-8 p.ni. OoleJ; a brother, Harold Mac- eral home tomorrow from 2 to tion of the Connecticut Hospital Showcase entertainment oen- In 1938, the two men moved to County Superior Court. living in Honduras be protected matches between the two na- Pediatrics: Parents allowe*! Ken ^S c a rs d a le , N .Y .; and six 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Association. ter,’’ Russell S. Potterton said larger quarters at 619 Main St., ^ nolle was entered In the "persecution.’’ tlonal teams. The two countries any tim% ext^pt noon-3 p.m.; grandd The CHA is the official state today. "We will still continue to now occupied by a bakery, Steven Cole, 22 of 46 Diplomaitlc sources In Wash- broke off diplomatic relatlmis. others, 3 p . n ^ p.m. Private'^^mieral services will Stanley A. Mamuszka agency representing non-profit do business at our Center St. where they remained for three s. Alton St., charged with evad- oaid after an OAS council However, the roots of the war [)0WNH«l| Self Service: 10 a.iii.-3 p.m., be held Saturday at Watkins- ROCKVILLE—Stanley A. Ma health care Institutions. location.” Potterton’s, Inc. yesM ^ o re moving a few doors Ing responsibility and failure to the Honduran govern- much deeper. EQ Salvador to 4 p.m.-8 p.m. West Funeral^.^ Home, 142 E, muszka, 77, form erly of 57 hop^ to open its second store south to the comer of Ford and obey-a red light, after he plead- ment had agreed to allow an overpopulated and five "times Intensive $'are and Coronary Center St. B u rlk k ^ ll be at the Grand Ave., died yesterday at next BDrine-spring. ^ in Sts The store was at this ^ guilty to a charge of f^lure committee to inspect its smaller than sparsely populated Care; Immediate taiiiUy onl,v, convenience of the family. a Rockville convalescent home. Tolland County The recond phase of construc locatiw for 16 years. ^ ^ state traffic control 'territory to check on thte treat- Honduras. The Honduran' gov- anytime, limited to Hve min There will be no calhng hours. Mr. Mamuszka was Bbm tion will provide for half a 'doz In February 1938, Potterton sign and fined 326. ment o f the Sal-vadorans living emment recently began to beike utes. The fam ily suggest^ that in July 19, 1891 In Poland, and en other stores, as well as pi^hased the interest of Krah, Nollea were entered in the there: steps to curb the influx of lend- Maternity; Fathers, II a.m.- Dairy Princess smaller shops and professional Beu of flowers, those wishing had lived In the Rockville area and on Aug. 16, 1961 moved to cases of Jolkie Breton, of Cov- "^fhe reaction of the Salvador- hungry Salvadorans and to re 13:45 p.m., and 0:30 p.m. 8 offices. The architect for the the present 130 Center St. site p.m.; others, S p.m.-4 p.m., and to do so make memorial cbntrl- most of his life. Before he re entry and John Ntizoroff, 27, of government to this was not claim lands already CKXiupled. Sought for ’69 6:30 p.m.-8 p.m. butions to the American Gander tired, he was employed at 203 Maple St., charged with Imown. Relations deteriorated steadily, Age Limits: lO In mulenilty, Society, 237 E. Center St. \ Hamilton Standard Division of After a lapse of several years breach of the peace. A charge ® Salvador had charged! Hon- The two countries also have 13" in other areas, no limit in United Aircraft Corp., Wlndor Connecticut will have a Dairy of belng»ft)imd ihtoxicatod was duras with expropriating prop- had territorial disputes that George W. Andrews ' Astronauts Soar Past self-service. Loeks. He was a member of Princess for 1969. ' also nolled against the Breton ®rty of Immigrant Salvador- back to the days of Spatdsh George W. Andrews, 88, of woman. are, of commilttlng atrodtlea on domination. St. Nêm ard’s Church, the 'Tbe administration rendnds 1822 Main St., Glastonbury, A committee is looking for Ronald Mercer, 30, o f 110 them and o f massing Honduran' ------^------Ameridgn Legion, and n bhar- Midpoint in Moon Trip vialtors that with conatnictlon attracUve/young ladles, not now Summit St., charged with tw o forces on the border for an at- formerly of Manchester, died ter m e n ^ r of the Koscluszko under way, parking space U (Continued from Page One) ------— oounts o f aggravated assault 'teck. E2 Salvador said this was lihls morning at Hartford Hos Club. \ or ever/rnarried, between the Vernon ' limited. Visitors ore naked to pital. He was the husband of Survivors Ihdude a son, Ed ages of 17 and 28. Girls should could see all of North Africa, tached Saturn third stage. The and two counts of maiming the reason for its invasion Mbn- bear with the Jioapitol whllr the Mrs, Hattie Chapman Andrews. win S. Mamuszka of Ellington, be Connecticut residents with a absolutely clear all of Portugal. Ave-mlnute. 47-second bum put wlth Intents to disfigure, hod day. Grange Meets - parUng, problem exists. his case continued until August ’Troops of the two countries Mr. Andrews was bom March and two grandchildren. dairy background. Spain, Southern France. All of P^th toward^the SO, 1881 in Manchester, son of The funeral will \ e held to The girl chosen Connecticut’s Italy absolutely clear. Just a 24,200 miles an Jiour. I- continued 'to ghoot at each other. T o m o rro w Charles and Ma/ry Taintor An Dairy Princess will receive a A continuance waa granted Although communiqueoe from Patients today: tn morrow at 8:15 , a.bj. from beautiful sight.” ®P®«d during the quar- The regular meeting of Ver drews, and left Manchester a.s Whlte-Glbson Funeral I^>me, 66 number of awards and honors. uo ter-mUlIonr-mlle Joumay will °® *^ ^ Slagger, both sidlea spoke of heavy fight- "We envy you the view non Grange will be held tomor ADMITTED YESTERDAY: a boy. He had lived In Glaston Elm St., with a Mass of r e i^ e m She will be gA'en a cash award slowly drop oa eorthB’ irravitv certain address, charg- ing, there was no accurate estl- row at Grange Hall at 8 p.m. Clarence R. Amldon, 98 Wells bury for 76 years. Before he re at St. Bernard’s Church aK.0. of 3100 and be eligible for an mented. struggles to pull the spacerfiip ed with bindecent i d ^ t exposure. HHo e mate — of * oaeuattles. ------~ It will be visitor’s night with 9t.; Brian J. Bogar, Overbrook tired 13 years ago, he was em Burial will be in St. Bernard' expense-paid trip as a represen- With the navigation problem back. ApoUo 11 wUl pmk up will appear In court Augrust 7. UnconflTmed reports In El- officers as guests. Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Ruth V. Bry ployed aa an accountant at the Cemetery. of Connecticut at the apparently solveT that left only apeed again later as It passes A new court date has been Salvador ^ said that Salvadoran The Vernon Junior Grange ant, 31 Homestead St.; Vernon J.B. WUUams Co., Glastonbury, Friends may call at the fu lerican Dairy Princess Con- one nagging trouble spot, and It mto the lunar gravity field. p X f ^ ^ a third front by will meet Saturday at 2 p.m. Pat Mastrangelo marks o ff the third week and the start of the homestretch for the cubemen. L. Buslck, Tbompsonville; Mra. where he had worked for 40 neral home tonight from 7 to 9. tesKnext year. was minor. As the crew watched tlie earth ^ the town o f Mar- years. for a Summer Is Fun pro Joanna L. Dyber, Bast Hart There will be a recitation of Th«\TOntest will be held Aug. Mlsslon control said a flow In- shrink behind them, Aldrin breach o f c ^ , a miles Ineldie Horxiu- the peace. ran territory. gram. , ford; - James C. Farrell, 133 He was a member of the First the Rosary tonight at 8 at the 22 In tW« Connecticut Light and dicator in aui oxygen vent used asked how far they were from Church of Christ Congregational, Power Âudltorlum, Berlin The other fronts are around Ramsdell Trip Helalne R d .; Eklward L. Free* funeral home. to force waste water into space. planet. \ of Glastonbury, Deskam Lodge Tpke., Berlin. Nueva Ocotepoque, a town Just Dr. Raymond B. Ramsdell, Cube-O-Naiit Countdown: Four Days man, East Hartford; Robert A. was givin^’a reading thought to "We have you about 48,000 By TERRY D’llfALIA Entry blanks are available at Manchester Area superintendent of schools, will By TERRY D’llfALIA achieve tKht goal, the bovs will Mrs ------^ ...... » of, Mesons, Columbian Chapter, Mrs. Elsie Santorson be too loyf. Controllers said they nUlee- now," said a ground con- over die border in western Hon- SBM Donates to Cheney Homestead OES, both In Glastonbury; Glas Connecticut Milk for Health, 101 attend the IBM Customer Ex As today marks the not come out until 10 a.m., dlcaAedlooted that the cube mission n.TuHhino' Frances P. Kurtz, 38 Erie St., WAPPING — Mrs. Elsie San- had devised a test for today to trolier. V#»rnrtri M on ¥T«x1sl around Nacaonve, In The $r)0() Savings Hank of Manchester donation made by its preHident, Ever-^ tonbury Grange and the East Reserve Rd., Hartford, Consoli Y ernon luan n eia southern Honduras. 33 m iles in ecutive Program In Poughkeep third week that Manches John J. Lamb, Bay berry Rd., terson of 37 Norton Lane, widow deterrnine if the sensor was at "Beautiful sight," said the aa- Monday, July 21. might have to be cut short,,but ’The^moT'pltch darrILde Central Pomona Grange, the dated Milk Producers’ Assn., side the country and 76 ntUes sie, N. Y., at the IBM Educa ter’s “cube-o-nauts” have Bolton; Mrs, Katherine B. Mar- etl J. , Livesey. will help the Cheney H omestejul alonR the weiffh - - imrdon, of Joseph V. Santerson, died fau ltyT h ey said alternate sys- tronaut. " I can see the enow on’ hree weel(s is a Jong Ume when the boys were quôns the cube might cause a mamen Glastonbury Historical Society 100 Milk Lane, Newington, and After a Break from Tegucigalpa. Marcala is tional Center next week. to be confined, but the confine- through the walls of their cor- Inelll, -67 Falknor Dr.; Mrs. way-—toward its goal of a jHtrmanent endowment. Mrs. Fred T. Hli«h 111, Che^ yesterday afternoon at Man tenrte were available. tbe mountains out In Oalillomla spent in their eight-by- tary problem when the boys and the Glastonbury Retreads,. the State Dept, of Agriculture Vernon police yesterday or- almost haJifway between the two The six-day course is design ment seems to be wearing heav- regated aluminum-sided cube, Sarah W. Noble, 32 Walnut St. ney Homestead committee secretary, balances tbe gift on scales reputedly used chester Memorial Hospital. l^ e n the astronauts wakened and It looks like LA I'Los Anr eight-by-ten foot home cosne out Into the sun Monday. Survivors, besides his wife, luid Natural Resources, Hart rested P eter Periottl, 44, of towns. ed for school administrators ler on the outside rather than they showed fine spirits, and a by some of the Cheney brothers in guniHiwder mamifactiire. iKissibly during Mrs. Santerson was bom In tafa morning, Armstrong and gelca) doesn’t have much of a made capsule, the boys Making reference to the time Also. Mra. Ruth M. Poach, inoludo a daughter. Miss Mary ford. Entries are due by Aug. 1. Windennere Ave. on a charge Each side also claims It has and regional center directors those inside. Mrs. Peretto, In a good sense of humor. the Civil War. (Herald photo by Silver) Hartford and had lived In the Rollins reported having slept smog problem today.” still seem to be in good a picture was token by Herald Staffoid; Albert Plourde, Staf E. Andrews of Glastonbury; a of breaking and entering. wiped out tbe other’s amaU air who wish to acquire a better conversation before the cube- ford Springs; Donato RettazzI, greater Hartford area all of her seven hours while Aldrin said he "Roger,” said mission con- spirits, but at least one Although they were not con photographer A1 Buceivtcius granddaughter, Mrs. Ernest ’nie arrest followed a com- understanding of computer sjm- men were IntervJOwed yester Brandy St,, Bolton; Mrs. Hanna life. She formerly was associat had slept 6>/4 hours. All said trol. “ Looks like there’s a good fronted directly with Mrs, Per when the cretw entered the Mr. and Mrs, John Howarih of In aellon In Vietnam, hix parents B uchan^ of Tampa, Fla., and they were In fine physlcal'Vtondl- view' out there, then.” plaint that someone was tarn- Salvador has an anmy of t®ms and their use in the parent is tiring of the day, seemed weary, and sick S. Rowe, 150 McKee St.; Kurt ed with the Hartford Chapter Stock M ark et etto’s comments, Fred didV—-k. cy becattee they' don’t get ex- for breakfast friend and neighbor of the l)le.dng ceremony |mii nts, Mr and Mrs Normand 15 to Mexico’s requiring hippies ctilt Court 12 July 29. *tes, a few M l models and' a and the application of comput Mra, Ruth Tumienoky, Stath Rev. Chester Wetzel of the First Survivors include a son, stock murket’s rally nan up a Tbe Apollo 11 astronauts will ed because they caU the box ^rcise, and they’re eating only When the boys were asked if Peretilo's hits made a sign Mrs. Evelyn CiXK;)(e« of East Manning of Turkey IIUI Roed, to have haircuts before entering Donald Hall, 30, of 98 West handful of semiautomatic car- ers for more effective school Windsor; Richard Q. Wilson. Church of Christ, Congregation Joseph V. Santerson Jr., and trong early gain and held on to drift through space until late they’re in the "cube," are ôe meal a day. I wla^ Mon- oner thought, more than any which he's set up in the Perrt- Hartford, formerly of Manches were notified of hU UeaUi Wsil thal country. Main St., Vernon, was charged hlnes and a few rnachlne guns, administration and instruction Weal WtlUngton; Frederick W. al will officiato. Burial will; bo a daughter, Mrs. Richard Bar much of it In fairly active trad Saturday morning when their Mike Peretto, Mike Sal-* day Would get here." Then she other, was going through their to's — front— "• yard. The oisusign oikjwh shows ter, and Dennis Amo of Windsor nrsday. ’•’On that No. 2 Item, we all with breach of peace after he the Hondurans on the border Wyse, Brood Brook. KilIrtI ill Virinuin In Green Cemetery, * Glaston rett Jr., both of Wapplng; and ing early this afternoon, with ptilth and the orbit of the moon al programs. mond, Fred Goiangos, and said, "Y ou know, tim e passes minds, they chorused almost in diiys the boys h aw to Loeks were wed 8«iturday got haircuts before we left,” allegedly created a disturbance miles west of Nueva Ocote- Hi had beerf In Vietnam for bury. four grandchildren. the popular avonages iSp and converge and the spacecraft la Kevin Downham. The four- (aster when you’re on .the out- unison, “ Getting o u t'" spend inside the cube, 21 of morning, July 12, In the chapel MADDAM, Conn. I'AP) BIRTHS Y 8 »T E R D A Y : A about one year and hod su ffs tX M l Friends may call at the fun Collins commented. whipped around the lunar back- on West Main St. peque were forced to retreat to of Emanuel Ijitiieran Church. Arm y Bgt, James H, Manning, Funeral services will be held gains wiell ahead of Iobbos. man crew has already broken aJAe.” Mostly because daytime tele- daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Jock shrapnel wuunils In a previous eral home tomorrow from 7-to There was no Immediate reac- side, He was released on a $60 non- the outskirts of the town, Tlie bride is the daughter of tomorrow at 11 a.m., at the The Dow Jones lndu.1, at 319t,; Boelrg, Keeping the camera focused American troops occupy South Weiss has the authority in Man- full 4-ply nylon ixird body for safety, ot the Vietnam peace talks that Peretto said the celling was too says tides will be high along the Wapptng; Lester C. Silver. S28 Sgt, James ll. Miumlng, 21. up '.J at 37'll: and General Elec on the Earth, Armstrong, after Vletnam, Its population cannot Chester tq close non-essential .SUl’-It-'niF rutiher for long mile- She was a member of the Thieu’s proposal "would lead to hot to touch. " I burned myself E Middle Tpke ; John A Klld. of HmUlam, a Mjuichester na tric, up 11* at 87'*ti. repeated urging by the ground, have truly free or democratic town services Monday. He was ConneoUcut shore today from sge; snd deep precision tread for United Methodist Church ‘ of elections under the bayonets of on the edge of^m y bunk," ho noon to 2 p.m. and tonight from Ish, 28 Union St : Thomas Itur- tive, was killed In action In Conglomerates nuwtly wore gave a brief travelogue. Monaco Backs Drama elections without foreign in- stUl considoring the matter Bolton. American troops, organized and said. The bunk franae is made midnight to 2:15 n.m. Friday. geos, 373 Doming iBt . Wsipptng. eioeUant traction. Vietnam. HLs pareiits, Mr. and li'gher, with Llng-Ti-mco-Vought From 60,0(X> miles out )n MONACO — A world festival terference.” early this aftwrioon. Su| vlvors Include a son, Fred controlled by the puppet admin- / of aluminum, he. tocplalned . Low tide at Old Saybrtjok to- Mrs. Normand Manning of I lad- ••ip I'Si at 39. Thuy referred sarcastically to AU», Loon C. Twombly. 69 erick M. Trinder of Bolton; ‘ miration which could only cre- President Nixon’s warm en The .cube-o-nauts watehed the day at 7 a m. and 7:16 p.m. Alice Dr ; Ray E WUUxw, Led-' dam, were notlfliHl by telegram Steels mostly were fractional couid aermost of North Ameri- will be held In Momico under ate a new puppet regime paid launch of Apollo 11 yesterday Buy Now and Savof and a slater, Mrs. Charles E. dorsement of , Thieu’s plan, com tanset today at '8:22, sunrise yard; Mrs, Jeanne A Irish. 151 Saturday Uuil Uie.lr son was ly lower. Motora all gained frac ca and parts of South America. the sponsorship of Prince for by the United States. Topliff Heads on their portable 7’V. Oolhberg- of Deerfield Beach, menting: ” A mother always ap Friday 6:34. School 8l.; Eileen O'Brien, Dun- CHARGE IT missing In action luid wCrc told tions. Utllllie..s and chemlca . "W e have not been able to vls- Rainier and Princesw Grace late South Vlethalnese delegate The mort annoying problem Fla. plauds when her offspring Boating weather for Long Is carter Lane. Vernon, WlUlam Convtn/mnt T f t n t yesterday by lUie Department had a higher tone. ually ^ c k up the Hawollim Is- this summer. The event Is held Pham Dang Lam formally sub Fire Company the boys had encountered before Funeral services will be held sings." land Sound to Montauk Point I'’ Helm, Em 8 Hartford; Earl of Defense Uuil lie hiul been IBM WIIS up 2 I4 at 3304». Con- land chato. but we can clearly every four yetire. mined Thieu’ plan to the was fuses blowing out If they Saturday at 2 p.m. at Watkins- see the western coast of North t. ^ r Meanwhile, the lull in the Members of the Hoae Co. 1 and Block Island: Motttly south- P Dubay, .68 FurmrtMid Dr..' killed. tiol Data nxse \ to 146V4. turned on too many things at West Funeral Home, 142 K. Am erica, the United States, the Vietnam war spread today of the Eighth District Fire De want'to west winds 10 to 20 Wapplng; Mrs Ri.+iard Char- ALL SlZsb ON SALE Sgt. Mannbig was serving Xerox led the New York Sto<’k one Ume. But after three w^ks. Center Si/ Manchester. The San Joaquin Valley, the High as top American military offi partment elected offiCera at a knots today becoming variable est and eon. » Wetsun Rd . 'Ver with the 101st Airborne Division Kitclmnge nuxst-aotlw list on Hov. H u ^ H. Olllls, jxistor of Sierra and Mexico.” said Arm cials met to consider the signifi meeting this week. the boys aj-e haji^ of lo knoU or leas lonl«tU’ non; Mrt./Wayne Beaulieu and and had been In Vietnam about 124.600 .shart's, i(p at 949», • ^Don’tC eel Historic’ the, UIntied Methodist Church of strong, and then as far south to cance of the slowdown and pros ■ThoBe elected are Harold TOp- and they said no fuses and early Friday Onshore at daughter. 10 King St , RockvUle; a year. Several months ago he I':^rke, I'avLs & Co., second -T - J ■ , TWSS t h T S T i U «6 ei3.i0 Bolton,/will officiate. Burial the northern coast of South pects for more withdrawals of llff, captain; Howard August, have been blown In some time. .10 to 16 knots Friday aftrnoon M rt Peter Harrie and dai^hter. was awarded the Pun>lc Heart inOf-l-aotJve, galmyi S lo 319s. irw “irwTTcX will b^ In East Cemetery, Man- America. U.S. troops. first lieutenant; JusUn (Butch) Fred said once Kevin turned Fair today, tonight and Friday »1 Vlltago St,, Mra Temin/» for shrapnel wouiuLs ho rec'clvetl Ma.sonite. In which a'111.700- — . chesly/r. y " I’m not sure you’ll be able to Empha^zlng the dull, the U.S. Sldminski Jr., second lieuten on the stove when the alrcon- with vlstbtltty generally 3 to 6 Dorsey and eon. 14 Volley St . In action. Before entering 1 the .share block w.is traded, was Spaceman Kin 34 i r T4.#ir*rvr F ien d s may call '» r the fu- see all that on your screens Command announced that the ant; Bernard Lyons,' treasurer; dlUoner and television were al- miles except lowtr tn haze or Ariny in 1966, Sgt. Miumlng 'hiul Ihlixl most-active off -'4 at 53\. Mrs. Judith. Young and .daugh 18 to it; nepil tiome tomorrow from 7 down there," he said. number of Americans and ene and Neil McKeever, secretary. ' / QUASAR ready on. ” I lisiged for that patchy fog each mornfi^ ^ ter. Otartontary been employed by PnUt luid to, 9 p.m. The teievislon view showed m y killed in combat last week Awarded the Coleman trophy jTtajit.aor NVhltncy. He ‘was a gnuluate X the earth os a greenish-blue ball Down to £arth was the lowest since the first as fireman of the year was COLOR 'iotoT It.to' of Woodrow Wilson High School streaked with clouds. week of the year, while the Howard August. He won the >0 00 Y j^ T T it . io in MIddleteown. He was bom (Continued from Page O n e ) ------—______About Town "Hey, H ouston,” Aldrin nuniber of South Vietnamese award on the merit of hi# good TABLE MODEL TV Feb. 21, 1948 In Miuicheater. attendance at fires and drills, 3t 21.00 ' The Gojdcn Age Club will qutppe«1 at one point, "you sup versity In 1953 was their mutual ^ " t that house at 1003 soldiers killed was the lowest In Survivors besides his parent^ and because of his excellent all- compact model WT675FW Fire Calls have a picnic Thursday. July pose you could turn the earth a Interest tn flying. Woodlawn Ave., El Lago—the six months. Include eight brothers, Spec/4 little bit so we could get a little Armstrong had been a Navy home of the first man set to step I'.S. headquarters said 148 around help in fire department A fire in llic i>ower lino bsid- 24, at Ocean Beach A bus will work, an Eighth District .. . The works in the drawer slide out the back! Robert Manning, no wstallonetl settle for the water.” Jet pilot In Korea and after tney the moon - neighbors show Americans were killed In action, C * M * M ir •terydmy Imw prtem Mt fmsnoua Ing to McDonald's drive-tn ckvs- leave the Senior .Cltlzenk Cen* spokesman said. with the Arm y in Gernvuny, "Roger. U,” a flight control married he was an e.xperimen- open distaste for newsmen. One well below the weekly average That’s what makes it ctxnpact! ed the W. Center St. hamburger ter at 9:30 a.m. Members pUui" Millard A. Manning of ClUister. ler doadpanned. ” I don't think tal test pilot, flying, among oth cklled police because a photo for the year of 243. Enemy dead place for four hours yesterday nlng to attend are reminded to • Same Mlid state depmdability flrttlMO Champion* iffttO B Nornuuid C. Manning, Albert we've got much control over er e.xo41c craft, the X15 rocket. grapher stepped on a lawn. totaled at least 3,061, the com Bull 4-Pht NvtUn Cant W afternoon. contact Mr.s. Edyte Dexter, 16 Suiiiiiier School • Same stay-at-home ease of repairs PuU 4-Ply Nytdn Cord TIroa R, Miumlng, Ciu"! F. hKinnlng. Uiut. Looks like you'll have to "For me, there won't be any the families of Michael Col mand said, and 363 government Town"firefighters were called Eldrldge St., no later than A hi«h iiaaJliy.'lee ceel Uw ekk nriil m wwM ram Robert Miumlng, now Miitioms.1 settle for the water." celebrating until they splash lins and Edwin E. Aldrin Jr.. troops webe reported killed. • Saihe plufi-in tubeless mini-circuits tmim ■ •iML •• E—y at 12:0il p.m. when a four had Monday. • Services 1,015 mxi dm oN mst ops Manning and WUltam/p. Miui- The unplanned television down," Mrs. Armstrong said. Armstrong's fellow pioneers. section of Uie |x>w'er line lead Americana wounded last week ning, all at home; two- sisters, Prviim lew ...... transmission was requested by She had good reason for holding stayed home at nearby Nassau totaled 1.612. slightly above the Revised figures for the Man- ing from the pole to the build by MOTOROLA Darling R. Miumlng^d Gall E. joun 1 r>lKO 01 lOS 1. Il.imbcrsArmstronc i - r,,..,™ as a checkout - of the amoff. R Bayav trto> watch ththe. i launch.. on tele- ___ recent_ average._____ This __ was .be- che^êr Summer School show Si i- ir. Now lot .ill yoof .lofomotivo Inn k .md sotvn o oo,-ds ing suddenly burst Into flames. St. la^ enrolled In a inld-July fanning, both at h ^ e ; lUid hUs T\' system. 'Hie signal was re an * enrollment of t'^015 In the \\ , WITH ■THE WORKS IN A DRAWER First arriving flP'flgbtors rush worksliop at the Hartt College Armstrong was the pilot of vision, lleved to be the result of a 30 matemaj gnuulpiu^ts, Mr. imd corded at the GoltMone, Calif., three phases, a decrease of 254 20" ptoture. measured dtagonsdly; 237^sq. in. \W ed to the swltchlx^.x anVl turnyti of Music, I'nlverslty of Hart- Gemini 8, which had to make an Friends and neighbors, almost per cent increase In the average Mrs. Robert W. im rvis of Had- tracking station and' released an Xs«sx KX14V from ‘last year. There art 384 Uluatrated tn 'stniulsited deanoiMtraUao o ff the jxjwer; then electrical ford,- The four-day ' workshop emergency « . ^ return three years them involved Ih the space .dally number of contacts by lyme. , / \ > hour later from here. ago when the spacecraft In th(\ secondary makeup pro; crews were called. considers Innovative measures A the progran»4 dropped by u1th good* small American units,, ta t a at Funeral orraêments are in- Armstrong, Aldrin and Collins Agenu rocket it luid docked with - wlshek'. gram ; 10# in elementary and Fire Chief W. Clifford Mason ,fo.- nuisic In urban school and predicted increase In battle complete. The proUtUe FunernU were laimched ■ near-perfectly began spinning wildly 100 miles secon ^ry enrichment: and said other than turning off Die is taught by Dr. J. Marion Ma- One \-tattor at the Aldrin dooths because of this did not Home. 14 Chjirch St., Middle- Iron* Cape Kennedy Wednesday, above the earth. In elementary remedial reading (wwer, no actual fire cx- gill, director of music education home. Miss M ary Campbell, is a materialise. town, Is in dharge of arnuige- Just over a half-second post the Because she is one of the most and arithmetic. tlngulalilng was done. Charles for Haltlmore, Md., schools. long-time associate of Joan Ald Military spokesmen roported meats. ’ 9:32 a.m. EDT launch time set pubUcity-shy astronaut wives, a An additional three-week be J [ j I CENTURY lloffmoji of the Hartford Elec rin In the a e a r Creek UOIe 15 enemy velling attacks gtnner's golf course wtU be months ago. protective screen . has been tric Light l.'o. gave Uie causs> SKV K-7.\Vtlllum C. Rtlbevrge. Theater. Wetipesday Mrs. Ilowunl P. (Tuu'e The wx>rld'8 mightiest rockrt thrown around Mrs. Armstrong, oi, w i.k 4 .4 night and today, given In the program, starting of the bloke as a combination son of .Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. She brought a big white "mis- wItt 10 of them causing damage Monday, if Ots reglstronu TELEVISION u^rini jMilU Mrs. Malguarlto Hunter Ihv Saturn 5—puj*hed tluvn to Sjutce agency officials, who sent ’(AT BAjiTLY’8 SERVICE STATION) of the hot day, plus an unusual Robarge of 547 Center st.. has sum candle " mounted on a base orj casualties. Two American In- be obtained toy tomorrow T ) ; Chace, 60, of 1S8 Cooper St., A circular H8-mlle orbit of the a proto^ officer to meet her FABRIC DEPARTMENT STORE ly heavy- load on the wdres. been assigned lo Germershelm cd g reen ed taillationa'were targeU, tnclud- /rector DonaJd Warren sold W wife o< Howard P. Chiu-e, died eiirtn ■ _ plane, told newsmen at the // A McDonald’s spokesmiqi Alniy Depot In Gernupy. SFX” It w-tll burn for eight days, she ‘5* the U,S.,9thm Infantry Dtvi- day. Registration may be made 8S8 Main St., StendMttor • «49-6»78 wk MONOir They circled the earth for .same • time that they did .wt 528-1554 eariy this morning at her home, said the drive-in was reopened Oakland St., Route 83, Manchester Robargi; has been In the Arnry niori than t\*x> hours then res 8 9th Infantry Di\i- at -Manrhester High .School of- Mrs. Chace was bom March at about 4 p.m. know when 'she was arriving. UntU their husbands come there were tfo American casual- fiv'e tomorroa-. and hours since Sept. 5, 1967. tarted the engine of the stllt-at- ■HOL'M; MCJMUAY-rMUAY 7 AJI.-t P.M Even though worldwide atten- back to earth. ttes. j.jq five days a week. 603 Burnside Ave.. E^st Hartford Set. 10 am to 6 pm lUTl'BtiAYE 7 AJt.-t PJ«. \ ((.-UMICXI tl'NO A YB ) -■'i -■ ..

PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.,. THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD', MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1969 PAGE THIRTEEN ■ A , BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with . MAJOR HGOPLE J HMMAAlÊ'S TWYIK1& THAT AtU. Uc,Inc . SLEEPWALKIMG TW/IC< TAI. ••• UJ. tm. Off. From Yotir Neighbor’s Kitchen s o u S U V IS Call Was Right A&AIN SO HE CAN WAIP Asnrer Is PrsTtoM Pasdc The Baby lias By VIVIAN F. FERGUSON WEFWISEWATQgj a b 6 u jc v iy rail I WISH HfcXJ OOOU? THE oof^ssor flowery When Ûnor Haahim was a NEW YORK (AP) — A 15- HAVE SEEN ClVPES AM EAA^PEEMCY E liear-oki girl dialed a, wrong 'J FACE AREIS VJESAtP rr WAS CA^L/ THEY WBBE child in Pittsfield, ktess., she \WB PIPNT WJOW TOO AAUOW' ENOUGH would never tell her little number that becanie the ttrat HlAA-**'rVB 6EEN A ACROSS DOWN WE MAP TO TO B U N friends what was on the menu step In saving the life o< an eld CAcr bOOK BETTER c o n r ^ a s i SOU IN / ‘^lG«nuiof sW Been Named at heme. Snails, grrape leaves, f f t e a CATCHIN' HIS , perennial 2 HHebreyr ^ t erly Queens woman. 85 East Center S t IN A BLENPBB/> yogurt were strange fare to the herbs ‘ ascetic^ Patricia Dume ot Manhattan ^ At Summit St. 5 Common 3 Shoshone unlnitiattd. Elinor is of Lebanese garden^— Indian descent and gourmet foods were tried to telephone her cousin WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAL n 9 Fall flower. 4 Sea (Ft.) Easter, Brent BliUord, son of WUfrod Jr. cu^ Donna commonplace In her mother’s Tuesday night. But she reached 11 Weird 5 Through Payne Easter, 156 Prospect St., Rockville. He was bo^July 8 kitchen. a ■wrong number, and Marie 12 Solo whist 6 Masculine- ^ Manchesiter Menrorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother When Intcrtst in yogurt for Cahill, 75, answered. term appellation weight control first became Sweetheart Roses doz. $1.89 7-/7 13 Short 7 Finest 26Hai m in t' is Mrs. Christina Payne, Essex Junction, Vt. Hb ,, “JPlease help. Help me. Some grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Easter Sr., 58^ evident, Elinor viewed the rage one has to do something for OPEN T^9kP.M.vTHURSDAY and FRIDAY, prayera S Sharper . goddi 39StyIiih(c!oIL) with amusement. It was nothing ALLEY OOP 15 Goddess of 10 Biblical name 27 Soviet 40Chair,for St., Rock'vUle. He has two sisters, Pamela. 6. and Sherry, 214N me,” Mrs. CahiU toM Patricia. BY V. T. HAMLIN iniatviation 11 Hen product 29 Little (Fr.) inatance new to her. "No Lebanese After a few more words, the \ housel)({ld would be complete MVaSOHESS, / 7WAr13 NOT A 16 Pouch. 12 Brewing 33 Zoo primates ^43Corroaive phone dropped, and , Patricia y e h ? w e u ., i V e ...EITHER MXTRE 18 Suffix ingredient 34 Lariats accretion Lehmann, Scott MlchaeJ, son of L*. Arthur and Paula \wtthout yogurt." It ■was an ac- auz, THAT'S I CONTUSION, IT'S b e e n a r o u n d thaT s MEBBE, b u t WHA3CHA VvA 1 w'as worried. QUITE A \ /VN /VSTROLOSICAl. OONNA HARA THINk AiLLEY OOP /JANM 19 Diminutive of 14 Ra t 35 Fruitless 4 6 ^ 4 ^ e Huffleld Lehmann, 8366 Pine St.. FtLlrchlld AFB, Spokane, ^mpanlment to the meal—as a fDR A LONG BECAUSE SET UP-TO-IWE AkI* /WM A ADir She notified the telephone' CONTUSION V Manifestation ■ TIME BUT VDU'RE Leonard 17 Circle part 36 Source of' 4 9 5 ^ th a Washington. He was bom July 4 at Fairchild AFB HdBpltaJ. His sldcc, dish ■with stuffed grai)e r e a r t h e r e ,'^ OR 3 0 OUTA 20 Argon (ab.) - THASSA NEW I OBSOLETE b u s in e s s ,' 21 Anoint light s o c i a l maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Huffleld. leaws, for example. company which traced the dall ONE ON MEie 7 f ' WI2ER... 21 Bewildered 23 Food fish 38 Genus of 52 Craft,'' Manchester. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ar If it happened that the main when Patricia remembered the l3csfe 22 Allowances 24 Dispatched Eurasian 53Frcp^ti thur Lehmann, Torrington. course'îd not appeal to one of number she dialed by mistake. BITUMINOUS WILL BE for waste • • • 'tj The girl's mothet' Mrs. Margar BOSS* 2S Nation nr the children, he could simply 28 Corded fabric Nichols, James Paul, son of David R. and Jacqueline eat yogt^ and rice. It was et Dunne, returned home, heard ■©’SAJge*c^v1tf>r/>,;ek: 30 Priority Bennett Nichols, 74 Amott Rd., Manchester. He was bom July never centered dessert so it the story and notified poUoe. ♦ Hm,>SA.ticTM,WtlXSW 7*17 (prefix) 12 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandpar took awhile before Elinor tast PoHoe bnoko into Mrs. DihllTs DRIVEWAYS 31 Individual ents axe,Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Bennett, Manchester. His pater ed the commeVpial fruit-flavored apartment in . Queens and touivd 32 Chemical salt . PARKING Ê A S • GAS STATIONS iT nal grandfather 1s Arthur Nichols, Manchester. yogust which. Incidentally, she her unconscious on the floor. BASKETBALL COURTS OUT OUR WAY 33 Floral emblem * *4 « liked. \ She had been stricken b>' a BY J. B. WILLIAMS of Nova Scotia Lebanese womek^make their twHit attack. Her hands, aOU NOW BOOKINQ — PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW! y 37 Grants use OotUer, Gayle Christine, daughter of Roberf and Joyce Work PerMoatly Supervtoed. We are 100% faaared.| temporarily own yogurt and, sintse you must otutched the phone. r BO/, IP ^ W SWITCHIKT ( Gottler, 15 Center 3t., Rockville. She waabom July 9 TH A N k HB ALMOST PIO Bu t HE 41 Irish fuel have a Uttle yogurt to cre She was rushed to Elmhurst THATSuy?5 \ CHANNELS HEAVENS . POOLED OUT-TOLK FATHER atNManchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar- ate a new batch, ElWr, her A OQMEPIAH1 -WE*LLTR!/ CMPSOO- \ TALKS TOD A/UCH/ NOW 42 Chaldean city erttsNê Mrs. Avis Adams, East Hartford, and Colin Irving, OeneitU Hospital, where site DEMAIO BROTHERS I'M IR T L E SOMETHINO INSSOME- OKAMPAM WILL SET HIM 44 ^fo re brother and two atstersâlways DAVY JONES LORD FAUWT-1 ELSE/ PER- WestfiMA Mass. Her patomal grandparents are, Mre. Eva was in fair condition today CALL 643-7691 or 647-9798 BY LEPP and McWILLIAMS TH IN S TO INTOA HASSLE ABOUT 45 AuricM wondered, "Whoever made the Mrs, CahlU waa tlalted todiiy by LERO//THAT\BONAUy, ' Q U IE T WHY HE THINKS THAT 46 Babylonian Gottler, R«kvUle and Christian Oottier, Hockvllle'. She has first yogurt?” To make y<^rt, AINTCOMEpy i I t HIUK tSRAMP/W COMICiesOSREAr/ two slsters>Jar^ts are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond CSiarest, Vemon. He has \ (Ilereld plwto hr Bucelviclu*) OR \ two brotbere, Michael 5, and Scott 3. Elinor’s cucumber salad is a GRADUATE,..THIS IS SRAMPAW refreshing summer side dish. MISS' ELINOR HASHIM *’ 7-0 SSnmI « « * A BIG RESPONSIBIUTY/, NEAR MISS ( You might try it for a light Young, Kimberly Anne, daughter of Daniel P. and Judith lunch or as an accompaniment tome of ail stuffed dishes, "t^lih- Elinor Hashlm was Just re Moore Yornig, 1712 Manchester Road, Glastonbury. She ■was to- her eggplant recli>e. shee” means stuffed hnd cently made head of the refer SHORT SHORT RIBS BY PRANK O’NEAL bom July 12 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Cucumber Salad with Yogurt “aheJt” 'best.' \ ence department of Mary Che grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. HolUs Moore, Amherst, Maas. Slice cucumber fairly thin. Lebanese Rice \ ney Library.‘She changed her $ Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Young, Add clove of fresh garlic, crush Ml cup orzo (pasta) career a little over a year ago. lb . 1.39 PUftsfield, Mass. She has a brother, Daniel 18 months. STEAK ed with salt, and chopped fresh 1 cup rice (not minute and tintil January of 1968, she Was * ' *1 • *. • mint leaves. Add more salt to not precooked l supervisor of engineering as- ...■ ■ rfl ' M ' Harris, Patti Marie, daughter of Peter S. and Mary cucumbers and yogurt, using 2 tablespoons butter sisf^ts for the research labor:<» approximately one cup yogurt t iS N Howard Harris, 31 Vlilage St., Manchester. She was bom July 2 cups water tory\of Pratt & Whitney Divi 13 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her mstemal grandpar to one fairly large cucumber. H teaspoon salt sion ^ United Alrcriift Corpo «r’ Elinor crushes the garlic with T 7 T - ents are Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Howard, Bemgor, Maine. Her pater Saute orzo in one tubleapoon ration. \peslring a profession, nal grandmother is Mrs. Edward Kafris, Manchester. She has a mortar and pestle. You could butter until golden brown. and wll^ a deep Interest In -OMTP/-M a brother, Peter 2%. a also use a garlic press. (Watch carefully as it burns books iuid\people, library work BUZZ SAWYER • « . J* . • Baked Stuffed Eggplant BY ROY CRANE in quickly.) Add the other tohlc- was a natural. She set to work (Sheik 11 mlhshee) spoon butter luid rice. Mix to- to attain her master's degree Beyor, Amelia Caroline, daughter of Thomas and Kath Filling: PORTERHOUSE STEAK leen Makray Beyor, R.F.D. No. 1, Stafford Springs. She was gettier and add water lUid sail. In library scl^ce for which she 1 lb. lean shoulder lamb, cut bom July 12 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Cover, bring to bolUr^ point 1b now fully accredited.aq< ST . in small pieces . *1.49 grandparchtB are Mr. and Mrs. .Rudolph Makray, Stafford and reduce heat to simmer. Rice Elinor has be^ a Manches SIRLOIN STEAK 2 medium to large onions, \\ r^moFFTHB Springs. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Is done when oil Uquld has dis ter resident slnce\l961. Her fa PONT LOOK NOW, BUNNINS Beyor, Mansfield Depot. - chopped appeared (about 20 minutes). J i m o i rvEHAp Ml cup pine nuts ther was always nottve In poll- IENOU6HOFCOF5 DEER BUT J 1H(N< VOURE . If you )iave yogurt for lum-h deiNB STALKBP. 2-3 tablespoons oil tics, BO U was logical that she VAMDRoevm Beaiilleu, LAsa Marie, daughter of Wayne M. and Linda salt, pepper, cinnamon to sample Elinors elegtuit Hhould take part in the Eisen TOP ROUND ^ JDRAWHIl^ Jimmo Beaulieu, 10 King St., Manchester. She -was bom July lime pie. It's not a Lebimose hower presidential campaign of -x^gS taste recipe. 12 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar Saute onions In oil until trans 1»,')2 while a student at tJte Uni -*1.29 Lime Pie STEAK ents are Mr. and Mrs. iiene Jimmo, Rockville. Her paternal parent. Ad^ meat and spices. versity of Vermont. 8he\ is a grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Perley Beaulieu, Rockville. Continue cooking until meal is Pie Crust: past president of the Manches 0H IRE SPIES SAFELY IN THE CUSTODY OF TllF She has a sister, Debbie 2Vi. well browned (about 10 minutes M lb. cream cheese ter Republican Women's (3lub Wk b .t ^ t h e saycters vacation in the over medium high heat). Add 14 . lb, butter and currently a member of il^ w h ite A40UMTAINS OF NEW HAMPSHIRE, Brown, Melanie Caron, daughter of Stewart and Regene pine nuts during laat five min 1 cup flour executive board, serving as BONELESS "If'you’d ever rather listen to a drum or a horn Caron Brown, 18 Wildrose Dr.. Wappmg. She was bom July 11 utes of cooking. Makes bottom crust. For an parliamentarian. instead of that organ, just let me knowI”J at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandfather 2 large eggplant other pie, use double quantity As lender of' Voting District SIRLOIN STEAK . 1.39 MICKEY PINN Is HllcUre Caron, Clair, New Brunswick, Canada. Her peitemal 3 cups tomato Juice when top is desired. No. 1 for the Republican Town \ BY LANK LEONARD grandmother is Mrs. Madeime Grisevlch, Hartford. Her pater 1 largo tomato (optional) Filling: Committee, she Is a member of ) I HAPPEN TO BE nal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Carpenter, Peel eggplant and cut Into ttomblne: that group's executive board. W8LL— THE STUDIO N O [ t'l/E YOU'RE MY 'OKAY— BUT DON'T EXPECT THE A PRETTY IMPORTANT DOESN'T LIKE TO BE , TORN UP Manchester She has two brothers, Michael 7, and Thomas 2, ■slices approximately one-inch 1-15-oz, can .‘jwiHitsvd c-onden- List fall, she ser\-ed as Man WHAT IN THE WO/fLP AGENT— / SAME KIND OF A DEAL.' ONE BOTTOM ROUND NAME AT THE PUSHED AROUND, EITHER,] THE GET ME r MILLION BUCKS PLUS ROYALTIES STEVE CANYON and a sister* Lori 8. thick. Using sharp knife, cut out sed milk chester chairman of Ed May's POSSESSED you TO BOX OFFICE-AND CAL' I'M ADVISING CONTRACT', ANOTHER BY MILTON CANIPP ‘4 cup lime Juice 14 limes) OUT OF THAT FILM ? I'M N O T GOING TO IS SOMETHING m u MAY NEVER centers of eggplant slices, leav senatorial campaign. Elinor Is YOU TO GO BACK* PICTURE' ^ GET AGAIN.! * 1.09 IT'S A GREAT STOPyj BE PUSHED AROUNDI Boy Jr., Joseph Richard, son of Joseph R. and Betty ing part of each center portion ■4 teaspoon salt a member of Children's Serv, ROAST / You SAID VDU JV Glttman Roy Sr., 10 Michael Ave., East Hartford. He was bom Stir until thlekcned. YANK. tS. PIDNYcARE IFVnu intact In a circle. Arrange large Ices. eoNAROA r CONTRACTED July 11 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand eggplant slices in baking pan. Blend In: Suggested reading: The Art BUBONIC PLAGUE.' mother is Mrs. Thelma Casseday, York, Pa. His piatemal grand Fill well of each slice with meat 1 cup (9-oz. nnn) Irushid of Syrian Cooking by Helen - HOLD ME ! mother is Mrs. Gladys Roy, East Hartford. He has two broth filling. Top each with smaller pineapple, well drained Corey. Authentic Syrian and FRESH PICKED NATIVE ers, Anthony 8, and Christopher 5, and two sisters, Tamara 6,. pieces of eggplant (retained af 4 drops green food coloring Is^banese dishes. Available at and Laurie 2%. ter scooping out centers) amd Mix well. . A Mary Cheney Library. Just ask L ' then a slice of tomato. (Egg Pour: for Elinor at the library. CORN _ 6 cars 3 9 ^ Murphy, Datyn Marie, daughter of Richard J. and Diane plant which has been scopped filling, into cooled baked {ke Shimaltls MurhpyrlSfi Woodland St., Manchester. She was bom out from centers may be cut shell. July 11 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand into small pieces and put in Chill 2-3 hours. LARGE PINK MEAT parents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shimaltls, Manchester. Her pan around the thick slices.) Whip: paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Murphy, Pour tomato Juice Into path over \ cup heavy cream until stiff Rockville. Her maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Anna eggplant. Cover and bake for Fold In CANTALOUPES 3 (or 3 9 ® MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and PRANK RIDGEWAY Shimaitis, Manchester. '•i hour at 450. Reduce heat to 1 tablespoon confectioners e J* .* '*■* ^ 400 and continue baking for an sugar and evergoRe'8 WOWEE, MB. 7 ^ DARN CIGARS DONY LA'Sr VERY Crescimanno, Amy, daughter of Russell E. and Lenette addfUonal 45 m.t/uites, or until H teaspoon vanilla extract ICE COLD ABEHNATHyl LONG WHEN lOU'RE QIRL-WATCHING.' Meyer Crescimanno, R.F.D. No. 4, Box 277A, Coventry. She done. Serve with rice." Serves Spread over top of chilled LOOK AT THAT was bom July 10 at Manchester Memorial HospUai. Her mater four. pie ' favorite* OOB6EOUS each 3 a WINTHROP nal' grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Meyer, Denver, The Lebanese name .^for this Sprinkle with WATERMELONS BY DICK CAVAj .LI Colo. Her paternal grandparents are SebacXlon Crescimanno, dish means the best or the eipl- 1 tablespoon grated chocolate Middletown, and Mrs. Anne (Y^clmanno, Middletown. 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TOOAV I W A T E R E D IS t h a t m a n a t t h e pitg; THE HORSES, s w e p t RENT-A-HORSE YOU er is Mrs. Arvin LaBier, Winder Locks. Her paternal grand- STRAWBERRIES THE BARN AMD a g e m c v p a y i n g A M D M E ] pau^ts are Mr. and Mrs. Rob^yt Burdick, Mandiester. r a k e d t h e c o r r a l BOTH YOU? It cMiHA-i Fill in the below application and mail T n guide,-Karen Ann, daughter of Rlchand and Jeanne SHURFINE Hanna Suhie, 15 Dover Rd., Manchester. She was bom July 11 it to The Herald along with your cheek! CAPTAIN EASY at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandfather BY LESLIE TURNER is Raymond Hanna, Manchester. Her paternal grandmother is 2 weeks 11.20 1 month 12 60 3 months: 47AO PEANUT BUTTER I HEABP \ FIPPteSTlCKSI HE N»[^ MY Mrs. Mary Suhie, Manchester. Her maternal great-grandmoth ««. TOPBOCK \ TRACT-ANP m MOLPINe OUT ^ TOPROCK , IF YOU DECO6T0 WEU, er is Mrs; Elsie Hanna, Manchester. Her paternal great-grand- tail mail subscriptions are payable in advancer I* LOOpJNO for 990,000! . Musrve a x t SELL WITHIN REASON, PONT FORCHHAPtR J U LOCO, OFFERwe I TLL BE AT THE RITZ HOLD mother is Mrs. Rachael McNeil, Manchester. She has a broth QUAKER'S / , LAND, MV, HOTEL . YDOR er, Michael 2^. ooeti finATN: I? • Name ...... 'V -I ■ r Boyle, Sean Michael, son of Lt. Jcdm M. and Evelyn I I '/i ox. Kumpitch Boyle Jr., Seymour Johnson AFB, Gotdsboro, N. C. CAP’N CRUNCH He was bom Juiy 14 at the base hospital. His maternal grand parents tue Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kumpitch, West Hartford. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Boyle Sr., ROBli^ MALONE 46 ox. BY BOB LUBBERS Manchester. WELCHADE can ^THATB ir.'Kf t F iMISfAlVii^T 1 \ ^ CTT*' 1FTS RCALLV TUPM Thomas Jr., Michael Lawrence son o< Michael and THE TOUCH f /K'.tt 'TElPfHUWU TtXI, CcNTIMUC \ ONfT>:aMCB'.''yct'WANrTC>W®A/< w pur C^MTIE AUPNTY. THf-lEi'-f-ON ) Ct!rA6AVjp( \ ' Loretta Howe T horns 9r., 5J Mancherter. He was I.' ^ NAMlNUr^,/ A O IO O f ^ bom June 22 at RockvUle (general HU paternal ASSORUD KATHY.' ' grandmother is Mrs. RtXh Thomas, B Îngton, Vt. |-He has a CHOCCRATES ^ • • b l e r , sister, Sandra. I lb tl95 PIHER pa tter PEANUT BUHER COOKIES lb. 53c 2 'bs Vi 85 LITTLE SPORTS Doeer, Krystal Anna, daughter of Max snd 'Theda 1 Start Date BY S O U S O N Stop Date T-/.T DoMr, 53 School St.. Rockville. She wsis bom July 5 at Rock- KtA.NY AS508TV,£NTS ' -vUie GeneraJ HospltSLl. Her maternal grandparenu are Mr. and Mrs. Owen Moore. Pllkttsburgh. N Y. Her patemal grandfather TO. GIVE AND tNXDY -cCJOI U Arthur Doeer, Sagtnaw. Mlcldgan She biu a sister. Jenny Make checks payable and mall to • » • • • Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n in g h e r a l d LENOX SedUk. Scott John, kon of Edward a u l Regina Moexfeow- " , c /o Circulation Dept FIRST FOOD PHARMACY akl SedUk. 12 Scott Dr . Vepon. He waa bom June SO at Rock- 13 BisseU Street i rlUe General Hospital. HU materaai grandmother U Regtns Manchester. Coon 06040 E. CENTER *T Mi CENTER ST. MANGHESTEI^ 4 t . M oôw aki. RockvlMe. He hsu two brothera, Gregg 8. and (We B ferrs TW Klght Te Urott Qn— Maes) Todd 2. t' I - - .1

PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY JULY 17 1969 - - ^ ■ MANCHEyiiflK EVENING HERALD. MANCTIESTEK, CONN- 'THURSDAY, JULY 17/l969 C^rew Steals Home for Seventh Time^TyingMark PAGE FIFTEEN .. ’ t . OULS • « «

*4.* Quarterback Appears Closer to Rejoining Jets Camp ’s Base Running r x a- .. L Namath Has Held Talks Troublipg for White Sox

NEWÔRK (AP)—All ing the. White Sox a dose of pow —their winning streak to eight Orioles and Tony Horton belted W itli NFL Commissioner right, you Chicago White er and then switching quickly to in a row and 17 of 19 In the sec a pair of solo shots for the In finees. Rich Reese started the ond game as Uhlaender drove in dians. H E M PSÂ D , N. Y. Word of Namath's ,hastUy days. Beyond that, I roolly sun, betere his teammot##, Sox pitchers, open your called meeting with hi#’ team fireworks with a three-run hom three runs with as many sin Ken Suarez and Chuck Hinton (AP)— Jp4> Namath ap couldn't soy anything ifiore at Namath defended hltnMlf and primers to the lesson for mate#, Including tight end Pete er In the Brat im ing of the gles. The lumbering KUlihrew each drove In a pair of runs os peared toda.v to be several this time.” Bachelors m . today. It’s on how to hold Lammon#, wa# brought" by opener—and he drove In two lat stole second In the fifth inning (Cleveland took a 6-0 lead in the steps^loser to returning Namath, of course, announced runners close to their bases. Johnny Sample, the defensive "The g l^ > f his whole dqn’ver- er runs with another homer and and Tovar and Frank QuUtci did opener, but Mike Paul had to hi# retirement In a tearful new# to me New York Jets’ captain who has acted as an In satlon to us," Sompia sgld, Ready? a single. it in the seventh. put down a ninth-inning rally. conference June 6 rather than See the Twins run. See Bod huddle following a secret termediary between the unpre “ was that Mr. Rosella h a jn t "W e weren't trying to em'bar- Prank Robinson hit his 21(d sell his Interest tn Bachelors in run. See Harmon run. See Oeuor Then, In the second, after Chi meeting with his team dictable quarterback and the given any evidence that h# (Na rass ' them," said Minnesota homer. ^ a# ordetwd by Roselle, who sold run. See Charlie run. See Frank cago scored twice In the top of mates and the revelation press throughout the week. math) or the place has dons the inning, CJesarfrovar singled Managr Billy Martin. "W e * * . * the swinging Bast Side night anything wrong. To a man, sr- run. Rtm, Twins, run. that he has been having "Namath said he's been taik-' and stole second.^ Pitcher Tom were trying to score runs. The RED SOX-YANKS— _ spot waa being frequented by ery man on the team was be You couldn't blame Chicago face-to-face talks' with tng to Roselle and they hope to A' Hall popped a single to right, steals turned out to help us win Chrl Yastrzem^ ripped four undesirable character#. hind him." pitchers if they saw Mlnneaota have the thing resolved by Fri ■5>- the gamjes." hits, including a home run, and Ckimmissioner Pete Ro- How the question of Bachelors £ U » . runners stealing bases in (heir sending Tovar to third, and Ted day or Saturday," said Sample That Included Lommons, who The night wasn't all perfect, George Scott slammed a two- zelle. Ill—the key issue in the entire sleep Wednesday night after the Uhlaender beat out a bunt tor a In relating what Namath told walked out of comp Tuesday In tliou^. Outfielder Tony Oliva, run homer os the Red Sox Namath stole onto the Hofstra case—will be resolved still re twinkletoed Twins ran and bat run. Carew forced Uhlaender appsLrent sympathy with Na batting .339, came down with stopped the Yankees behind University campus Wednesday his teammates. "They've been mains a big question since Na ted (heir way to a 0-8, 6-3 dou and Reese struck out but Har meeting every day (or three or math, contending. "If Namath the chicken pox and catcher Mike Nagy's flve-Wt pitching. night, met (or about 48 minutes math, publicly at least, has re ble header sweep thal pushed mon KlBebrew. walked and so • • • four day#." plays. I'll ploy." John Roaehoro received spike with veteran mertibers of the fused to budge on selling. hi# them five gomes ahead of Oak did Charlie Manuel, forcing In a Jets Ookch Weeb Bhvbaak met '2 & !l wounds on his right arm and ’nOERS - SENATORS — Super Bowl champions In the Immediate confirmation of half-interest in the restaurant land In the American League run and making it 8-2. with Namath and his' oUamey, left leg in a play at the plate. D etrolt'e/m ckey» LoUch and (Jlub’s dressing room quarters, (he face-to-face meetings came and bar. JONES LEADS HITTING ATTACK — New .York Cubs. Cubs’ catcher is Randy Hundley with umpire West. Careiw then swiped home on « * « Washington's Dlok Bosnian and told them the entire sftua- from Roxelle, who said: James Walsh, later In the eve The chief culprit was Rod the frotit end of a triple steal, However, all indications are ning and officially 'granted Na Mets’ Cleon Jones meets a» pitch for a hit in the Augie Donatelli behind the plate. Mets scored four A’S-PILOTS— were lockpd in a sc<»eleas battle Uon surrounding his reUrement "I wUl acknowledge that I Carew, who stole home In the giving him 7-tor-7 in that de that before the case Is resolved, math permission to remain first inning of yesterday’s game with ChicaJro Two-run homers by Dick untU Willie Horton Kkiubled in LOMBARDI IN ACTION—Vince Lombardi, Wash might be resolved by the week have had private conversations runs in the first innijHMMets won the game 9-5. partment. The fleet second monishes a player; center, he bends over in,dis Namath will somehow have t o away from practice while he second inning of the opener tor Green, . Rick Monday and Sal three unearned rung^wltfa two ington Redskin’s new head coach, appears in three end. with him (or the last couple of baseman singled with two out in gust, and right, compliments the team for execu relent on this issue, continued his talks with Roselle. the seventh time this season, Bando powered Oakland past out in the eighth liming. LoUtdi different moods during workout. At left, he ad the eighth, stole second and tion of a play. The workout was held in Carlisle, Pa. Totnmie Agee Paces Attack, Pull Within 3V Games breaking the AL record of six Seattle and Lew Krausse limit scattered four singles and 2 scored what proved to be the aet by Detroit's Ty Ctobb in 1916 ed the losers to four hits, includ struck out nine, getting slugging winning run on Reese's single. Youngster Lowers 440 Yard Mark and matched by Cleveland's ing Don Mincher's solo homer. EYank Howard three times. Limited Distance, Major Problem Bobby Roth two years later and Ron Hansen and Carlos May The setback stretched the Pi Palm er Set equalling the major league belted solo homers tor the Sox, lots' losing streak to seven ROYALS—A N o fx S — Glastonbury Legion Wins, Amazing Mets Do It Again, mark estahUhed by Brooklyn's who outhlt (he Twins 17-11 in the games. Andy Messersmith stopped Record Breaking Run Pete Reiser In 1946. opener and 9-8 In the nightcap. • • • Kansas OHy on six hits and dou His Sights .Natural Movements Ellaewhere, Oakland thumpedi "I'm very, very happy," Oar- ORIOLES - INDIANS — bled In a run as the Angds Seattle 6rl, Baltimore nipped ew said of his record. "What Brooks Robinson singled with made It three straight and tied Manchester on Losing End Down First Place INDY SOFTBAI^ Cleveland 6-6 after losing 6-4, On Tourney For Sophomore Mills Chicago else can you say? To mC, tt's two out In the ninth inning tp their longest 1969 winning T-ToNfmrw —a a _ .i ...... Wyman OH tallied foilc runs Boston downed the New York more of a thrlU to steal home streak aet during the first week Qla«t4»nbiir>* (12) Needed in Pitching CHICAGO (A P )— The That's easy, it's Tommie Agee." "Before we'd be happy to lose break a tie and win the nightcap a.b r h po a e rW PHILADELPHIA (AP) — ^C()LLF;(1E s t a t io n . Tex. (A P )_T ex as A&M has in tho first inning and wtdi held Yankees 6-2, Detroit blanked than to hit one out. Usually the of the season. Loser Jim Rooker to get a winning combina- toning popping out, Hughes New York Mets are for Agee hH the first pitch of the t-3. Now we're not satisfied un for Baltimore after Stan WU- Time is running out for Arnold a second inning rally by L^nox Wash'ngton 3-0 and Califonba White Sox are the ones who do homered tor the Royals, his tion together, Manchester issued ,a walk, Berham LoHouiij^r. u the distinction of producing two world-record holders NEW YORK (AP)—If 1 were tutoring a youngster real. They know it and game for a double to trigger a less we win no matter what the llams' had retired Curt Motton 4 3 2 3 1 0 6 Palmer in his quest of a spot on in a span of only three years. four-run rally and then sluggtd score is." Pharmacy to win 6-3, last nlglit beat Kansas City 4-2. the running. We turned it and pinch hitter Frank Robin third in two games. Messer- American Legion was de- by a ^ch. Vaii forced 4 2 3 3 0 0 3 to lieconie a pitcher, the first thing I would do would now they are in the iJroc- fo a fo /l lo o t ■Vil'n'Ll Hughes at third. LeHouUler Sarra. ib. the U.S. Ryder'Chip team, but One tyf them -th e great Randy — ...... his 16th homer to open the sec at the Keeney Field. Curt Far-'^ TWINS - WHITE SOX — around." son with the bases loaded. Mot- smith fanned 10, most by an An 4 1 3 7 0 0 3 1)6 to play catch with him and see if he has a natu ess of proving it to every Oil Hodges, the mild Met 3 1 3 1 0 1 the big belter was a relaxed, Matson, who tossed the shot » ond and send Cub ace Ferguson manager, praised his players rell. Bob Coulombe and John \The Twins started out by giv The Twins ran—pun intended ton hit a two-nm homer for the gel hurler (his year. S'SLXXA* 5^ u,. b ~ .. Bub KSS"S: » 3 1 1 3 0 0 0 ral niovenieht aiitj isn’t herky jerky. Anderson all had two hits with 3 0 0 3 1 0 0 joking guy today when he set sensaUonal 71 feet 5%lnche« T h o j ^ InviUUten he one else . >-v Jenkins to the showers. „ and singled out the flve-lnnli^ Dury. Xt was the locars third granr the flnala spokesman for the Cubs, called "Everybody asks me but I along that we can do the job," CrLspIno. rf. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Connie McCurry hurled a By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS singled to toad the bases. Ken Smith’s sacrifice Muro. 2b, He started digging through his mors than 80 feet until after a other guys srlth ihors natural the shot t^ orc Wednesday's don't know," said Agee. "I did said Hodges. fly 0. 0 0 0 0 0 0 stor but he Imrdly expected the quarter In ting support for CaHton against across, glvng Pittsburgh a National League Ough singled to center scoring O'Neil... A double locker and found a notice an year or so. ability thiu) I have, but I dont loss, w h ich '^ le d (he Mets even put on 10 pounds and ’ feel By doing the Job do you mean three hitter which enabled NEW YORK (AP) — Totals 2fT 6 9 18 3 0 4 .voting mjui to do what he iHd a# the Phillies. The fleet outfielder cushion to stand off Adolfo Phil Gagnon and Socha. Mike Jef- the inning, nouncing that fittings for the By the Ume the lad reached 14 believe they dedicated tham- on the season with the Cubs. stronger but that also slows me pennant, he was asked. "I never Green Manor to win their first Slowly, almost surreptN East Divlaion a sophomore defeat game of the year, they de drove In tour runs with a homer lips’ homer in the bottom of the fries sacrificed pitcher to first. The Icx-ail crew t Innin^Ts 1 3 3 4 6 6 7 Totals Ryder Cup uniforms would be or 16, I'd rtart teaching Mm to aelvea to the gams the army I . The two teams have split in It down on the bares and I can't talk about pennants in mid- tiously, the St. Louis Car W. L. Pet. O.B. OfiLBtonburv 004008 X 12 Mills had anticipated id tonrt throw a curve. Not a snapping did. feated Elks 3-0, EM Rowley went and a double. ninth. Rusty Staub, Coco Laboy Manohr 040002 0 6 held at such and such a time at tliind plaic In the NCAA but *<.rkle. Ho 45.9 to win tfto meetings and have four games steal as much anymore. July," he said "but I think you dinals are starting to stir. Chicago 67 86 .618 — curve, but one to tsacSt Mm how Nowadaya, I Imaglits, there la 3-3, Mike Landry had two Carlton, 12-8, struck out 12 and Bob Bailey also homered and scored N osk ^ T lm O'NeU game. a,, WroWcu^t: a>: o Nell. Ar- such and such a place. couldn't Inutglne himself beol- Conference (Kle this remaining with each other. "Our chances are as good os know what we mean'. While the Chicago Cuba and New York 61 37 .680 3 ^ to rotate the ball arxi'develop a even leas datsrmtruiUan to excel singles' for Manor. Greg Powell and lowered his league-leading tor the Expos whUe WUIie Star reached on a shortstops error Big sticks (or the winners Sarra: lu-: KiPin: »b: ONell: "I think that was ye.rterday," tog btAh Evans and VllUuiova STrat "You're darned right they are anybody elses," continued Agee. "There's 2% months of tough New York Mets have created a St. Louis 48 46 .611 9% callous on Ills finger wMch wfll In sports The kids' parents are and Ron Slemlenski had one hit earned run average to 1.68. gell connected for the Pirates. ^ O u g h crossed with the were Sana going 3-4, and^tê someone said. rtiu-' sIjurry _ James. • trliimTditriumph jitat f^twwvlIlA'Knoxville for real," said Bemto. "They're "There are a number of guys on baseball left. These boys think diverting commotion at the top Pittsburgh 46 47 ^.489 11% lx- use,l til place pmiMurr «x« the affluent so the Mrki have loars/ apiece for the Elks. • • » * * * Arnle grinned and tossed the He surprised himself wMh the toughest club in the league this team that ore having good they can win but It's been of the National League’s East PhUa’phla 38 61 , .427 17 nmrth run. players going 2-4. Manchester's ,3; hits off: Juries 6 for 6 It was some time after his boll. Manor Const. 102 000 x 3-8-2 METS\^ CUBS — REDS - BRAVES — paper back In the locker. cracking thi> world record but arxi money at 17 aisl are oqt' for us U> beat. The big reason? years. though convlhclng others." Division, the Cards methodical Montreal 28 63 .308 28 (Jlônbury came right back Ron Noske 2-4, and Kent Smith nSs la 7; 5 fir 6^™™ in" L great run that he realized he I'd teach him liow to stand, seektog thrills and (un. 8 o r ^ Elks 000 000 0 0-8-3 Jimmy Stewart, who had hit In the bottom ol the third scor- 2-3 were the leading hitterB b: w: Bkt- "That’s me and the Ryder decided afterward thiU hr ranlly ly have gone about the business The M'eto, meanwhile, crept toul set a world rexjord. Down how to stride, when to rsleaas McCurry; Germain and only one homer all year, jolted • ^ ’ ruwn; L« 1 MbIm? r. ■ Cup a day late," he said. could haw mode 44.8 hml he t»t how, you get the lilaa Oisy <$Mi't of reversing half a season of within 3 ^ ' games of the Cubs, West Divtslon ing Evuns and Jiuncs was the bell and all the nscsssary Landry, Maher and Bergln. a pair In ■ successive innings, Palmer has been a member of Klowtxl In the stretch to (trnpitro want to do anytMng so oorgy as Manager Mayo Smith Set for Tilt mediocrity. using home \runs by Tommie Los Angeles 62 38 .878 — eixnigh to be ttirlltod about tor a stretch to imepore fundamentals. You oan't teach to learn to play hasehall.,' MORE MORE driving in five runs to lead Cin Atlanta every team since 1961 and cap llfetdmo much le## running the ® fttoidilng kl< k thm might Major League St. Louis has won 11 of Agee, A1 Wels'md Art Shamsky 82 41 .689 1V4 anyone to throw a strike. But avery now and thsh atong ALUMNI JR. BASEBALL cinnati part Atlanta. Bobby To San EYan. tained the squad In the biennial the lost 13 games including to beat Chicago, ace Ferguson 61 41 .664 2 event o»ie full Ne<'ond ranter Uuin Elvan#, who wits Throwing a strike la hand-to-sya comas a yuur«atsr who has bath Scott Leone pitched a five hit- lan also homered for the Reds, i competition with a team of Brit lx- over had before. l« ^ n g Jiimee on the ftmil turn = L e a d e r s = Steve Carlton’s 6-0 flve-hltter Jenkins. \ Cincinnati 47 39 .647 3 coordination and that canrtot be dfslrs and aUHty. yiMth aU the tor os (he Mets downed the Red It marked the secqnd straight"’ Clete Boyer hit a pair and Houston 47 47 .800 7 Had Shot ish professional^ to 1963. Jok'ngly, before the NCAA ft- . ! • knew I hnd a over Philadelphia Wednesday taught. good coaching ava$liidlls at the AL All-Star Bench Sox 6-1 last night at tne West drove in three runs for the But he hasn'Y won a toui-na- night. Combined with the Mets’ series In which NewXvork had San Diego 32 62 .340 22 nals, lx- had predlctod Atod he " t ‘ Mills recoUs Etetural ability, of ooures, high school and coltags Isvsio, a American I.«ague Side Oval. Loone had fine sup Braves. ment to more than a year, 9-6 decision over the first-place taken 2-out-of-3 from ^the divi would win In 44.7 and also >,k- goes a kmg way and tm every- yrxuigatsr wtllinf' to sp p ly hSm- Batting (278 at bats)—R. port from his team. He also Wednesday’s Reoult# ranks 1 Bill In the competition for Cubs, It left the Cards 9% sion leaders. The Mew, have * * « Ingly lx- hnd forecast after (muksde In thing. Along with natural abUl self has a great ohanos t o ' Packed with Power led the team in hitting with two Lofl Angeles 3, Houston 2 the 12-rniui squad and faces a Smith, Boston .348; F. Roblnnon, games back of the leaders. won 11 of 14, keeping pace with DODGERS-ASTROS— Before Startling Open Win doing 48 7 to the semifinals, that t*- to ty. a youngster con learn to add coma a major Isagus pttchsr. liitn including a double. Ray New York 9, CTilcago 6 very stiff test If he Is to make BOSTON (A P )— Three memliers of the East Division Baltimore .341. That’s 'not an Insurmountable the hot Cardinals. WUlle Davis, who had hit an he wrmld beat Evans and to hts tsisnts Ha can Incresas / ' ■■ ...i Sullivan hod a perfect night tor Cincinnati 10, Atlanta 7 the team for the fifth time. Jiuniw. of ooudm/' h«* ■ Runs—Blair, Baltimore 76; R. bulge with half a season still re Weis, who had hit four homei^ Inside-the-park homer an inning OLD WESTBURY, N.Y. (AP) “ '0>me on down,' Moody and finished 11 shoLs'behlnd Ju Wa spsad by sthat ws call ohok- DOITOR'^ NOTE: Ken Hotto- leading Baltimore Orioles and the Minnesota Twins, the the loet^s going 3-3. The two In eight big league seasons, con St. Louis 6, Philadelpjiia 0 Points are awarded through ■ Thorr s no preosuro on me," '"’‘Pto*'" Tto. »r«l and need a- Jackson, Oakland 76. maining. earlier, tripled liome Los An — This waa three days before ^ Id , 'I need the paon*y-’ " lius BoroH. You can bet that ing the ball and pushing off ths man, 23. ttrhoas thrsa psesrlotai West pace-setters, are among the reserves named to first place teams meet Friday nected for the second time In as Pittsburgh 8, Montreal 7 the PGA Championship Aug. Runs batted in—KUIebrew, Elsewhere In the National geles’ winning run against Moody doesn't need the mon Moody will play in this year’s he qulj»p1 StoUlcmyre, New Leone imd O'Dell; SulUvon lead. Shamsky’s tWo-run shot in 22nd Hqmer accounting for the on a sliding scale down through sacrince. Blair, Baltimore 119. Ia)S Angeles edged Houston 3-2 Montreal (Reed 4-2), N ville Moody. He qualified (or the he's eighth with $67,921. wants to do better than hia lx> in tlx) hraidlinm tom orrow " N C ^ leiun cha/nptonshlp The/ southpaw sron 10 of Ms Krai Blair were (ho Oiioles' reserves York; Bam McDowell, Clcve- (Ui<4 Miller. the eighth added some breath Astros’ hms, but It was his er 10th plape. and San Francisco nipped San Philadelphia (Wise 6-7) at ' "When he won the Open I .$1,831 of last August. ' But the jokoH were on Evan* To hetp the" slUutHiin afisig I was la ysalw old when I de II idsctalons. selected WeAiesdny by Mayo land; John "Blue Moon" 0Detroit Tigers, who Oakland luid Daiold Ktnwles, C.arew, Minnesota 23. REU SUMMER BASKETBALL • * • Koonce had halted a Chicago that allowedxthe Dodgers’ tying Now everybody la writing 322.85 points, followed In order come frMhmen at Agglinnd Atlanta (Nlekro 14-7) at Cin knew he'd call me. He callbd at chester, Moody was the 84-hole Smith, who had m t Ux" world's (Stcher. Ilutrt gave up s lot be Ctaaeh Bddls Ckdwdtr of Coto- will manage the AL team Washington, Triples—4 tied with 6. Barry's 68 — (LoPointe 19, CARDS ■ PHIIXIES — comeback. run to scoree 'qnd set tthe stage about OrvU'e Moody, the former by I.x?e Trevino. Billy Casper, U»is fnU/_'n»ey are Marvin, a cinnati (Merritt 8-3), N 4 :30 the morn ng after tl.e Open leader in the Kemper Open at record of it k Jius twt) ynue be tween ths ogss of 14 sixl IS to rark) called MIks BcMdUar "ths against the National Leogue Manager Bmitli followed the Riuodior 9) Stag's 49 —(Tier- With the glare of the pennant for Davis’ winnlvinmng hit. staff sergeant who spent 14 Jack Nlcklaus and Gene IJttlcr. fore. Bjsl trier and/ hurdler, and Home runs—R. Jackson, Oak Los Angeles (Singer 12-7) at and I was still up. Sutton, Mass. But he laid a fiisil become a pitchsr. be t defmSvn etsl In ths emss Tuesday night in Washington. voting in his selections of Rose- noj- 16, Welch 12, Dyer 10). PIRATES - EXPOS — a a years In the Army. But Eddie The 12th spf)l, the last place land 36; F. Howard, Washing race shining brightly on the * X San Francisco (Herbel 4-1) “ Where you calling from?' I TJssiui# did a eVrvor hit of re- WayjX’. • --a l ^ f rtnller They're My (i-lersla and other Ijiids try" tor 19«. Hs w«s Aodbad by Mota's 87—(Quinn 18, Siemi- round 75 and fin htd fv e back on the team. Is held by Ray First baseman Harmon KiUe- boro, Klllebrew, Robbison, ton 33. Cubs and the Mets, the St. Louis Pittsburgh rallied for three GIANTS - PADRES' — Price probably knows the new a-:ked. crulUng when he brought Mills K»"d>>d, /too. would go to parttea, daiKe^ aitd the Denver Bronpos. Only games scheduled of Palmer. He won $6,975, (hen Floyd with 170.68 points. He Is brew, outfielder Tony OUva and Blair Oliva, Yiuftrzemskl and Stolen bases - Harper, Seattle on»-kl 17) Indian Jr'.s 47 — surge has gone almost unno runs in the ninth to beat the Bobby Bonds habrimered a Open champion better than any U> Teres# AicM os Ox> setnd's (Cobb 13, Kelly 11, Werbner 7. “ 'From Houston,' Orvlllq re hts biggest purse. followed by Ken Still. 187.20; Ju catcher John Roseboro wore the Smith, but ilovlatwl from it in 46; Campaneris, Oakland 34; ticed. But the Cards have hapless Expos. Roberto Cle three-run homer and Gaylord one. plied. flnrt N«gr»> athlete American League "Orville could have won a lius Boros. 160.65, and Palmcrj Twins' players picked as subs the oUicr «i««a |Hiii.ly duo to Kelly, Kansas City 34. Ijerdlc 7). shaved six full games off the mente's, bases-Ioaded, two-out Perry scattered 11 hitsSan "When I was drafted to 1964, Mill# already had atgnnl a East Division " 'Oh, that's right; they had number of tournaments this 146.74. ' J and announced through the the rule making it mandatory to Pitching (8 decisions)—Mc CYibs' lead since they started single drove In the Pirates’ Francisco got past San Iliego. Orville and I became buddies,” pre-xmrr)Um«it track appHcoilon W. L. Pet. G.B.__ som e kind of a tournament year. He tied for fifth in the Bob That , means Palmer must league office here. pick at least one player from Nally, Baltimore 13-0, 1.000, Thiirwluy, July 17 winning two weeks ago. tying and lead runs. Then Rich Van KeUy had a two-run hnpier Price was saying. “ We met on a with Hnuthem Unlvensty. s Ne Baltimiire 64 28 .696 down there. How’d you do?’ Hope D*«ert Oassic, tied (or make up 24 points luid climb "’Shortetop Jim Fregosl of -the "'wh team 3.03; Cox, Washington 7-1, .876, AnnuUl vs. Mota's, 6:16. Ne lx>u Brock provided the bat ie Hebner singled another run (o c ..^ Padres.______golf course in Korea. gro college, when Thomas hceud ts) Boston 81 42 .548 " 'What ople, no small (eat UUFTT California Angels was the other 1.77. 18H.: "We ran a par 3 golf course 2Strikeouts—ixilich, Detroit miles north of Seoul in Korea htmoclf over to Uifldn. TV*., Kact* Trucks IVIi'rg*' ^ Gunver vs. Harry's, 0:18, Rob- 'Waah’n. 80 46 .621 16 thing you didn't come down.' shots and was in a togr-way Ue He missed a golden opptjrtunl- Rodrigues of the Kansils City 149; McDowell, Cleveland 147. « Rookie Nagy Hurls Five-Hitter during 1968 and 1966. We lived where Mills w«# wttKgng up Ms eit-son j New York 43 61 .467 22 — "He got quite a kick out of my in the Greensboro, N.C., Open Royals was chosen ns the other CHARIXyiTE, N.C. (A P)—Of Grid Giants ty to pick up points the lust two track oamprtltksr at I>unbar Clêland 37 66 in back of the pro shop for one ' reception. spare catcher. flclals of four of the Bouth's ma National lA'agiie .402 27 ill with Gene Llttler, JullUH Boros weeks when nuxrt pt the top High Aclxxil.. SII.K CITY SOETllALI, year and all it had was a pot "Serioui'iy. from tee to green and Tom Wclekopf. names In the game pulled away Reggie Sialth and C ^ l Yiu»- Jor auto racing tmeks todny.an \ West Division belly sto v e. ” MUls' rrvitiher had wanted trzemski of the Boston Red Sox, noimced pliui-s for a merger Batting (278 at bats)—M. In a thrilling last minute rally, Need Help he is one of the best players on "He lort oiY the fifth .playoff from the American tour to com M inneâ 66 35 .616 / While Moody was winrilng the Furtls to go to Pndrle Vlrnv Carlos May of the Chicago subject to sUM^kholdcr approval Alou, IHltaburgh .384; Stargell, (Vnter Billiards came from be Yaz Breaks Slump, tour. He is best off the tee in ac hole but earned $12,373. It put pete In the British Open. But OakIand\ 49 '38 AKM but when he vlsUed Tndui PittsburRh .348. hind to maintain a [x'rfeel rec .663 6 / Open over the Ctiamptens curacy and distance. He putt^ him 12th on the money list with Palmer look some time off at White Sox and Mike Hegan of Tliey are the Charlotte Motor Everywhere Kansas CTK Runs Wynn, llotLiion 74; y 39 63 .424 1 7 H - course built by Jimmy Demarct cross handed with his left hand the Seattle Pilots complete*^ (lie Six'edwuy, Uie Nortti Carolina ord, topping Sportsmiui Tavivn Seattle a 71.30 scoring average and I ‘the same lime. PertQnglii^ Service Bonds, San EYanctneo 74. last night at V t. Nebo 7-6. \ 38 82 .422 17%— and Jack Burke; Eddie Price below his right on the shaft. He outfield nitematee. (> Motor Speedway at Rocking- Clouts 28th Homer FAIRE'IELD, Conn. (A P ).’— Chicago knew even at age 35 he could Yt-ntrrday’ s Slam vDS 53 .418 18 was playing to the round of The starting team, chosen by *'nh'. Darlington (S.C.) Interna- Runs butteil In Santo, thlca- With fwo out in the bottom of The New York Giants of the has better touch that way. play with the big toys." NEW YORK (A P )— Manager Dick VVilliams had to California 36 86 .389 20H eight of the Governor’s Cup at ÂTTINO—Rich R e e t/e. Low Overheed vote of the players and an- tlonal Raceway, and Bristol go 80; M«Covcy, Siui EYiuiclsco tlw seventh, I\ive Vinni lined National Football League have “ This is his first full year on Moody has three sponsor# In Maratlion Swim do some Jugrufng with his pitching plans and came the pluah Old Wertbury Golf and TwUim, and Jimmy Stewart, nounced_ earlier, -....11 —_ ____ consistsn,i, of f-l-.M,,. Bill -k (Tenn.t Ini ) ’ InlematlomU Hnmi 1 HunnwiiV Raceway 79. ‘ , a siKX off (lie right field fence, opened training camp with two Wedneaday’# Result# tour and lie really started to Kllleerv Tex., but li\-es in Yu Hits M. Alou, Pittsburgh driving In Ux' tying run. Bob out looking like a successful riverlioat gambler. Oountry (Jlub. play well at Westchester Ic^ •MIDDLETOWN, Conn. (AP)— Ftods. who each Wt two homers FVeehon, Detroit, c; Boog Pow luui Dragway. ^ workout sessions as co^h.AlU e Minnesota 9-6, Chicago 8-8 kon, Okla. Tile sponsors put up HigK Trede ' 142; Ke.ssingcr, Chicago 119. Braniilek tolloweil wttli a hit williams planned to start ------^------Had Price matched hts card A group of 200 young rriiirathun :md a single and drove in five ell, Baltimore, lb ; Rod Carew, Strerman stressed th«f’*need for Detroit 3, Washington 0 August. Jie started oiit with 69 $350 a week and split his earn- Itoubles—M. Alou, PUtsburgli lip the middle to .score Vlara. rOokle Ray Jarvis against the »t • , with Moody's final round of 72 swInDner* Ux^ turrui swimming runs. Rneet as MlnnesoU edged Minnesota, 2b.; Sal Bundo, Oak lilOli FLtiNO I'AOKR "over-all improvement ot e\-ery Boston 6, New York 2 and 67 and was three back of Ings. Allowence H'lndy Smith |xuxsl the Cuemen New York Yankees Wednesday .'"‘’'“P “P “ ôrk In a total of 80. miles, Tuesday arvd the Chicago WhUe Box »-6 |n the land, Sb; Rico PetrocelU, Boa- ALBUQUEIRQUE, N.M. (AP) 29; Kesslnger. Chicago 26. position." Baltimore 4-6, Cleveland 6-6 he would have lost by a shot.. the leader. Orville tells people EMdie Price has harked Or- Triples B. WlUlnms. Chlca-* with three hlt-s. Jeff Mohnnlt. night, but waa forced, to change * ,, i , . Price made the semi-final^ with Wejdnesday wWle 900 mors ♦ pm er of a tad-nlghter and ton, ss; and Ri'ggie Jackson, D aw CYilver, u HubsUtuto on A walk, n single by Yastrzem- Oakland 6, Seattle 1 the low scoring made him nerv rille Moody in an unofficial go 9; Tolan, ('Incinnatl 8. Brannlek, mxi yiarn each luid Some 43 rookies, free agents, swrfmmers jumped In and out Stewart to Onctonatt'a 10-7 slug- Compeittrve Pricitiq Oakland, Frank Robinson, Balti (he 1068-69 Unlverolty of New because the young right-hander , , j ^ California 4. Kansas C ity 2 a 73. ^ ous. But he's being kind. way. Price is on amateur goKAr '•wo. E'or the losnrs, Mike Duvis I ®"nd an error made it 3-1 for newly acquired players and sev of the cHy pool just to best the feet with AUanta more and EYonk Howard, Wasli- Mexico bnsketUnU squad, holda Home runs Mettovey, Son 'Bôn commitment In One week later Price won his ■He was playing with Palmer and would never (aire to go EYnuicisi-o 28; L. May, C'incliuia- ‘' had three hits, and Ik>b Wagner.' eral veterans reported, Wednes heat. PITYTIING -Steve ttartton, Ington, outfielders. a private pUot'e Ucenn»‘ . Culver, Today’s Games final on the 18th hole with a par the final day and Arnle’s galler>- commercial Orville’ Moody has Benk Pinencinq tl 27. Jim Wngner, and Po(e Hpolla After looking over the list of Yanks came b ^ k to score ^ a day, with the remaining veter . The marathon event vfSM com t-ardinals, stopfted. PMladelphla The eight pltcherH, picked by a Topeka, Kan., native, fonold- Oakland (Hunter 7-7) at Seat 4. juat-aa Moody had done^ln the upret him quite a bit." In the been hts buddy ever iSnee they LLOYD O O E U Stolen bas«'S HriK-k, St. ^Lou each rtH-orduMt two Center Itil- available hurlers, WllUams de- t ans due Sunday at Fairfield Uni,- tle (Pattln 7-8), N pleted In 24 hours and 42 min 5-0 with B flve-hlUer, iilrlklng Smith, and also announced pre- era flying a hobby, ble by Roy White, but Nagy waa versity. ' . / - Open. first two rounds he had only two met In Korea five years ago. is 32; Bomls, Siui Francisco 26. liards 1s 22-0 and Sportsman Is ckled upon Mike Nagy, a 21- ute*, and covered a total of s,- .Yankee Stadium Improt'ed ground attack. Among Cleveland (Paul 1-7) at Balti . Acting Mayor Jesse (lalafla Strikeouts- JeidtUis Chicago Nagy wont out and fired a the veterans^ defensive end swam the final lap In th* ftt- The Ixie Angeles Ixrdgers adll the sixth provided two more more (McNally 13-0), N 189; Gibson. St. Iôuls 162. KKC SOETBAIJ. flve-hltter as the Red Sox rode Clark Miller. Ught end Free neas event. be the last National League runs. Singles by Rico PetrocelU, Detroit (Dobaon 4-7 or Wilson In M l jor Iêogue lenders, Alberti's Stars out)xiCixl 'Bbl- the slugging of Carl Yastnem man W'hite and running backs 7-7) at Washington (Hannan West team to visit the New JOHNSON SEAHORSE American lycague, M'ni c otn'e so hurt night at Mt. NeU> luid ski and George Scott t o a *. 2 ^ and S ^ t a d d ^ Ernie Kqy and Bobby Duhon 3-8), If U. S. Track Team Strongest Ever WUlle McOovay of San Frsn- York Mets at Shea Stadium this RihI Caii’iw 1.1 batting .361 In eapfx-d a 14-6 victor>-. Butch victory over the Yankees before Hviurance tolly in the were impressive in the^ initial Boston (Lonboeg 6-3) at New cMcTi led National League Mug year They play the Mats to 274 at Uit.s-oiHt Mliort of the Savtno. John Aloeky. Joe Sa- u-orkoutB. ger# Inst season with a .640 three night games starting on smith, named with Yaz to York (Petersen 9-11), N numlx'r iw'odod to make to Vlm», and Willie wiirren txich Nagy allowed only two hits, Drew Objection From Balanced Russia mark June 2 OUTBOARD MOTORS day’s list.) went 2-4 for the Stun* Home both ninth Inning single#, alter the All-Star team before the o ■ LOS ANGELES tAP) —"D ef ruivs by Warren oml thUe Qs- the Yankees scored their second In past years, the U8A-U88R lubnlchy in the 20-£k)imeter trout Iwu! tav) hits aj)lecx> tor run in the third. He struck out Waterbury Indians Down initely, we have one of (he meet# liave drawrn 80,000 or walk. IVz HP. to 100 HI*. U\e losers. Altx'itl s is 10-1 lUul seven and walked three in hlk- overtake MinnesoU’s strongest ever U.S track and more per day. As of now. the Over-ail, the US mean's Teli'o til 5-6. Ing hts record to 6-2. league s bat- advance ticket sale bogs to team appears 1st superior to ei field teams," declared Cokch STAFFORD SPRINGS SPEEDWA SALES — PAR’TS — SERVICE Alberti's . 082 340 O -14-12-2 YaatnemsM broke out o< an , York Pirates in Xwo Caines about 6.000 per day. ther the Russians or the Brltljf) The Waterbury Indians turned Joe Yancey, the New Yorker Unfortunately Los Angeles 020 022 0 6 - 8-8 extendeil slump with four hits, who lasted leas Oonrtsntlno, who faced 21 bat-**' Commonweallh. 1969 DODGE POLARA 2-DOOR HARDTOP the table# on the York Pirates EASY TERMS — USED MOTORS including his 28th homer, os he *" Baltimore tors, lost his no-hltter when arho’U guide the men of Uncle fears Its-chances of landing the Wednesday by grabbing htSd of n.N'AL I* ’TOUGHEST 318 engine, torqueflite trxiumuuiion, nulio. hexter, light group, power SILK CITY SOETH-AIJ. ceh-brated his tomial namli* to fsl «-eeketrf after being atde- York Rimp Lairier led o « the Sam-to thetr International meet 1976 Olympic (|}amea mlg))t be PRI. NIGHT HOUSTON (AP) DeSf» Be- Opm Dkily 7 :30 A^M.-S PJM. — Thun, te 9 DespUe Bob Weatbrook's two Iho American League squad tor '•’‘ ‘h a brok- a doubleheader and pitching fourth inning wMfa a single. Lan this weekend srWch hasn’t yet judged by the, turnout at this to- Steering, brakes, whitewxJla, wheeF covers, remote contrwl niirror, xir fuim rmn. Miller and Ray home nms, DeCormler Hornets the AH-S(tai‘ Game niott Tuesday their way to a pair of victories, ier was cu( doom on a excited (an#. ternaUorial meet. front «Mt, undercoeiting, hood p«d. Klufi with mxtehing interior. List ^ Satto4PJMI. \ 4-1 and 3-0. y \ EToyd were the only goWeri to 3 in 1 Show were unable to sustain an at York 8orie« windup; Lon* Birow by Pranl| Baker as he at ■\ Yaiicey's\ statement drew lit Th^ twp aeutorV e r t 7 p.m .on il3762.2D. No. 40, Specisl------( It waa quite |i feat, conakjer- brirtk par of 70 In two roiflrvl* df DI'S't V s o e t b a i j . tack. oral succumbed to the con /SeXtt. Who arrived (n New who has a 6-3 record, is tempted to stretch the hit tor i tle abjection, and R^salan Coach FY)(kjiy and Ir^ m Saturday V - — - u sistent IgtUng of Walnut Bar York in a slump Tuesday, also * > ' *“ *>' oPPosed by PriU Pe- Ing last place Wotert)Uri^ tVt> bases. Vladimir Popov assessed his at the Ix)S Angeie# Collaeum. the 72-hole U.S. Open. I • :14 F. dropped a twin bill to Y#rk However. Beman went five Scoring two runs In' the last bers, 8-2, last night at Mt. Nebo. erupted with three hlU and " I n the opener, Jim Rente ,own sqtzad a# "balanced.',' The decathlon competitors Tuesday. 'One of the games was _of Uie seventh Inning Gorman TOm. Becker went 2-3 luxl Bill three runs batted In. He hit his ' notched his first victory of the He explained, "We have not 'headed by Olympic clumpton o\-er .par to lus la,st two roumba MAL RHINES Brother# w aj able to defeat a ' no-Mtter Waterbury nearly BfU Toomey go In the morning Barber,.>hootU)g *a 78 the final Belkewici, Bill Vk)l. and Joe 10th homer, a two-run drive Into >EW CHAMPIONS season. oUowlng only |toUr York so good printers where you Formerly with Newberry's Marine Is Now Associated North End EYre lost night at Twaronlte went 2-4 (or the Bar the right field stands, tn th# sec matched that perfect game tn hits. He loot hfa shutout when have very good sprinters. In the and they probably can count the day w-hm a 74 would have made With Us la Our Marine Department . . . From Manchester 646-2333 RoberUon Park 8-4. Don Den- bers. T»-aronlte's two" hits w«r» ond and lat#r added a pair of LOUISVILLE. Ky. (AP) — We'. A routine fly ball fell tor Louisville Central captured ner srhen the PhUU**' third the BrttlMi (TOmmonwealth nstlonsl competitive scene Orville .Mordy took the Open game of a ooubleheader with ...... n 003 000 2 8- 9-4 Walnut • .200 001 2 8-lS-l a double when Joe L^houd Yah the 1^969. title' at the e.xpenie ot chopped a Une chtre has been tovMed to make H.y knows, however, the Rus «-)Ui a 281 but the ftnkl 18 holes j k1 FHrt' 010 201 0 4-11-1 De«,\>rmier 100 001 0 -2 - 9-6 Reading S-2 but tost the second three-way competition. sians have three Olympic gold pswed trxighest- for the f)e(d os Into Reggie Smith on a stgi|al Ohio Itounty, 101-72 to the PhllUe#. »-S. by (?huc:h Onte. Reading went <» to wte the eeoand gam#, 24. Right t*>w tt appears to be ode' medal winners Vtktor Saneyev only two golfer, broke per of 70 Rt. 140, Stafford Sprirtgt, Ctxtn. $RfE PAKKINC of those artistic succeawes end' to the triple jump. Janls Lust* They wnv- Bruce Devlin and g ODELL DODGE ■ . . 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Call Leon (Ses- for appointment now on all 1969 m odel Z enith p lan correct or omitted insertion for any advertisement and then in liberal employe benefRs rage. Formal dining room, aynskl. Builder. 649-4291. ond mortgages, payments to Top rates, overtime, all radios, stereos, and odor TV’s. U & R REALTY CO. INC. only to the extent of a "make good” Insertion. Errors which suit your budget. Expedient program. Call before 1 p.m. BRIDGEPORT MEN (■replaced living room. Excel benefits, profit sharing pen ------We must make room tor 1970 DISCOUNT FURNITURE do not lessen w e value of the advertisement will not be HALLMARK Building Com service. J. D. Realty. 643-5129. for appointment. I lent eomlitlon. *22,900. Wol Business Services sion, air-conditioned. Und^r models now being Introduced. WAREHOUSE 6-I3-269’2 corrected by "niake good" Insertion. pany—for home Improvement, verton Agency. Realtors, 649- new management. Some Opening’s Stop In at our new showroom NOW 2 BIG LOCATIONS Ml _ Offered 13 MR. JOHN DALONE ELECTRICIAN J I 3813. additions, rec rooms, garages, and service cen ter a t 805 H art- 3580 M ain St. H artford (Rockville, Toll Free) . roofing, gutters. Free esti Business Service 26 (203) 649-5301 First Shift m JUST LISTED - Gracious 4- G. W. POLLARD 'Tree Service, (Industrial) ford R d., (N ext to G us’s). 522-7249 T he STI?EET-CO»?NER fUNDtB MANCHESTER "/ ijirge Spilt mates, all work guaranteed. cutting, pruning, trimming. W anted— MANCHESTER TOOL & M odem TV Service, 643-2205. (fo rm er F u ller B rush bldg.) bcdnxim Colonial In prcforreil Two baths, fireplace, gefrage. 643-2711 Call 646-2527. AGREE 1VIAT SOME GALS 87S-3136 Lots cleared. Reasonable. Free DESIGN INC. Local reputable concern ex We also sell Gibson . and 175 Pine St. location with ns.sumable mort Excellent location. Wall to PACKAGE STORE — Coven SAFECO Immediate opening for an M anchester (30 TO GREAT lengths IN gage Call for details. I'hil- estimates. Insured. 289-8720. panding operations. Air- Chrysler air-temp air-condl- 646-2332 7-/-; wall carpeting. Clean home. SAVE MONEY! Fast service. try. Good growth potential. 130 Hartford Rd., Manchester Industrial Electrician with TRyiNG TO CHANGE TH0R brick Agency, Realtors, 646- in s u r a n c e conditioned, excellent oM>or- tioners (former Norman's Fum. H.M. Frechette, Realtors. 647- LAWNS maintained. Rubbish Dormers, room additions, ga Building also available. De-- ' DC loiowledge in a non- Wid t h s - 4200. rages, porches, roofing and tails call owner-agent, 742- COMPANIES tunlty for advancement. Call defense - plant. Day Shift. -----:—— ------7 Warehouse 0993. Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? taken to the dump. Odd Jobs. 525-2903, ask for George •CLI'' \ Tk . U I )«t. I siding. Compare prices. Add- 9234, 742-8530. All Company fringe benefits ** comer of Pine A Forest St.s) ROLIJNG PARK — Cape Cod. 649-1868 a fte r 6 p.m . 164 E. Center St., * WE HAVE an opening on our Lindon. All replies strictly safe way with Blue Lustre. MANCHESTER Redwood A-Level Dormer (3om., 289- paid. Greater Hartford M on.-Fri. 9-9. Sat. 9-6 Seven rooms, possible five Manchester, Conn. third shift in our heat treat confidential. Rent electric shampooer *1. Forms area, one-year old 6-* 24-Hour Answering Service LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also 6449. Area. An equal opportunity biHlrooma, fireplace, treed lot. Help Wanted— department. Please apply- In Manchester Hardware A Sup)- SEWING machines — last reom Rnm-ti, 3 bedrooms, car- moving large appliances. Burn person at Klock Cto., 1366 Tol employer. Reply to Box Aportmonts— Flats— Businoss Locations _ City utlllUes. *23,600. Phllbrtck N. .1. LaFlamme ‘— Carpenter ply, 877 M ain St., 643-4425. y e a r's m odels, never used. |s'trm, I'a baths, garage. goods, plumbing, T-V and LOOKINa for an apartment? SMALL STORE near lOO per cheMer. Call 649-1796. No answer at the telephone listed? Simply call the TREE SERVICE (Soucler) — tor free estim ates. 875-1642. steady p art-tim e work, 6 days electrician — Journeyman' Have many to choose from, room, living nHim on first fuT hiuk'ment, all .ilumlnuny CUSTODIAN and lane mainten parts, miscellaneous, Friday, IN GOOD condition living room cent Main Street location. Ap>- Trees cut, building lots clear ------.— ------— _ a week, 8 a.m . to 1 p.m . for and experienced helper. Top *146. up. P aul W. Dougan R eal ply Marlow’s. 867 Main Street TtVO TEACHERS need Iho'e fl'xir. Secoml flixir consists of comUixUlnns. well landscapccK ance mam, nights. Apply Holi 6-8 p.m ., S atu rd ay 9-5. 343 ed, trees topped. Got a tree m atron w ork. C all 6-19-5334. wages with benefits. Call be-' furniture and bedroom set. tor, 649-4036. to four room apiirtnunt to four bedrooms, one very large. half iM'D' lot. *3i:900. CaU owt?- EDWARDS ^ d ay L anes, 39 Spencer St., Sum m it St. problem? Well worth phone Poving-— Driveways 14-A tween 8 a.m. at 5 p.m., Rob AUTO MECHANICS Call a fte r 5 p.m ., 649-4838. BOLTON Manchester town rent from Aug\irt 1st. Must be Tw o-car garage *2.3,1HX1. I’hlt- er, 649-2160. e rts E lectric Co., 644-2421. Manchester. 149 OAKLAND St. — Five line. Rt. 6 and 4l-.-\, large within twp miles of Mimebea- call, 742-8252 ______A ______• LARGE HOTPOINT refrigera brlek Agency, Realtor.*, -646- ANSWERING SERVICE ^ bhiVEWAYS .Sealed — This Is NURiSE’S AID wanted, 11 to 7 New Ford dealer requires four additional mechan rms, *110. Security. 646- frontage w ith building. Ideal ter High Sch»x)l. Contact 4200. the time to restore the life and OIL BURNER service me tor, separate freezer com part- YOU A RE A-1, liu c k Is A-1 a.m . shift. Call 649-4619. LATHE operator. Vertical tur ics, three general and one with transmission Boots and Accossorios 46 2426, 9 to 5 p.m . for garden center, roadside Steams, 129 SiUtonsdall St., appearance of your driveway. chanic. Must have license. Con sep>arate freezer comp)art- Cellars, attics, yards, drive ret lathe operators. Hardinge / business, retail outlet, etc. 643- Box 3, C anandaigua. NY,, JUST LISTED. 'Truly tm-' 649-0500 875-2519 For free estimate,' call 742- PRODUCTION as.sqmblers. Lo experience. Salary commensurate with ability. Ex tact M r. Gibbs, 875-6248. SURFBOARD —HawaU — 10’ ment. Push button Hotpxrlnt NEW tour-room apartment, ap>- ways sealed and small truck chucker operator. First class 2880. 14424. m aculate O-OHun Cui>e, full TERESA and leave your message. You’ll hear from our advertiser in 9487. cal company has 2nd shift inspector, capable of first cellent fringe benefits. Clean, modem shop. Apply surf board. Original price *180. electrlc stove. *35 each. CaU pllances, heat and hot water, c ) ing done A-1 rig h t. CaU Tre- dormer, front-to-baek living Jig time without spending all evening lit the telephone. in person. In good condition. CaU 649- 643-8840. mono Trucking Service toll------oponlngs tor a-ssembly of small piece Inspection, etc. Hourly Help Wonted— parking and privacy, Avail room. Itfi bath.*. enclosed 0 7 3 6 . ------^------V e r n o n — Brand new office APARTMENTS free. 742-9487. ___CIJI--, appliance.s. Apply Iona Mfg. ra te s up to *4.25 p e r hour. U ni able immediately. Security de Businoss Proporty porch, oversized garage, deep Kooting— aiding 16 co.. Regent st. Mole or Female 37 space available at 30 Ij»- X ) versal Machine Co., 41 Chapel posit. *175. W olverton Agency, lot Immediate occupancy Isnv On* Main Str**t Automobiles For Sole 4 R. F. CONSTRUCTION — Ex GE electric Ironer, reasonable. 649-2813. Fayette Square. Rent includes For Solo 70 / ■ ROOFING and Roof Repair. St., M anchester. 643-0333, Dillon Sales and Service, Inc. CAB DRIVER— 12 FOOT plywood boat. CaU 649- Call 643-7072. ao's Wolverton Agency, Real cavating, landscaping and pav 391 c e n t e r , street, nn eight tors, 649-2813. ( NOW RENTING Couglln Roofing Co., Inc., 643- CABINET maker with super- 319 Main St M anchester FULL TIME 4231. LOOKING for anything in real wall carpeting and draperies. ) HERALD 1965 PONTIAC Tempest, excel ing, contracting. Gravel, fill 7707. Wo have a permanent open G POX frostfree refrigerator, room home with 2-car garage vl.sory experience. . Excellent estate rentals — apartments, Will sub-divide. CaU 872-0628 an 'l 2-l>edr>a>ni (k'lutye lent condition. Call 646-4076. and loam. Septic tank repairs______KEYPUNCH OPERATOR ing for a full-time, careful 14’ PLYWOOD BOAT. *160. located In busineex 11 zone. MANCHESTER New three walrjit trimmed, year old, homes, multiple _ dwellings, __ no w eekdays. nimrsmeiita from *155 {»er DOX LETTERS Call 876-7216 evenings, 872-6072 BIDW ELL Home Im provem eiit opportunity. Dlsplaycraft, driver, 4 p.m.—1 a.m., 6 or best offer. Call anytime, Dwelling could be easily con hiHlroom Raised Ranch (; ) 1967 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass 4- M anchester. 643-9557. *160. Hotpolnt deluxe 16 pound fees. CaU J.^ D. Real Estate days. Co. Expert Installation of days If you have a gof>d 643-6982. verted for professional or rom- Finished family itsun. fire month F)'aturing all the> door. Immaculate. M.iny ex Opening for experienced capacity automatic washer, 9- Associates, Inc., 643-5129. PRIME office for lease. Excep For Your VE’Mmrr A ^ ' ------V aluminum siding, gutters and driving record, amd are de m onths old, *145. E ight p i e c e ------— merclal occupancy. Robert J. place, H-i baths, doul'te ga modern 'osivenlencn*. tras. $1,,300. Entering military Alpha-Numeric IBM key- 14’ BOAT and trailer, 25 h.p. tional locaUon, Medical Phar second trim. Roofing Installation and pendable, com e In. braas fireplace set, used two HAVE customers 'waiting SmC.b. Inc., 063 Main Street. rage. Acre wixMled lot Kush ( ) Information puncher to work full-time PRODUCTION LATHE PERMANENT POSITIONS motor. Best offer. CaU after macy Bldg.,'Haynee and Main service. 228-3074 a fte r 5. floor hot Im possible to get a repairs. 649-8495, 875-9109 monts, cost *100 seU ,140. Oak Vie rental of your apart- 646-6241. HU) Rd , *31.790 R ay . |IoI Raymond F. and good night's sleep? Install an ...... days. Company offers ex EAST HARTFORD 5 p.m ., 643-6624. St. Paneled, air-condlUoned. 'THE HERALD will imt AND com m ode, *20. 643-0791. m ent o r home. J.D . R eal Es- ("ombe, Realtors. 644 1285. Louis C. Damato disclose the Identity of 1966 GTO, 2-door, 3-spêd, ex automatic roof ventilating (an. ROOFING, aluminum siding, cellent wages and working OPEN FOR SHIFT CAB CO. Call evenlng.s, 649-5820, 843- MANCHESTER^ Printe re ( ) cellent condition, low mileage. 107 B urnside Ave., EVINRUDE outboard motor, ------: — ...... - - tate Associates, Inc., 643-5129 6514, 243:1028 Oei'elopers aisl Ownera ^ any advertiser using box InstallcU and running for *260. gutters, carpenter work. 30 conditions. Convenient free MILLING HANDS G.E. washing machine, good ------— —------Uvll lo<-atlon for sale In rg e I.MMAlT!I*ATE 5'riM)in t ’ape. Call S lu tter 643-0826. East Hartford 18 h.p., gcxxl condition, *75. letters. Reodcrar-answer- Call Everett W. VanDyne, years’ eêrience. Coimec'ucut parking. In-plant cafeteria running condition, *35. 843. NEW plush one and 2-bedroom 46O MAIN\IN ST. — Store or office, building, nlr-condltlone)l, plen full dormer. 2 or 3 hediaxuiis, Mik1i,'1 Ol>en iJolly. 1-5 Ing blind box (ad^ who ------J______Builder, 643-2208, 248-4781. Valley Construction Co., 648- and above average bene Machinery building exper PRODUCTION' 'WORKERS 649-1654. bath ami a lialf. front-lo-hark ( p.m Or Hy Ap|sSntment x CLERKS wanted to work part- 2601. apartm enU , wall to wall car- *130, includes bent, 646-2428, ty parking. Call H. M, F re desire to protect their 7180. F re e estim ate. fits. Apply; ience needed. Apply In per living nxitn with caris'llng, time in local dairy store. Must pets, dishwasher, appliance.^, g-s. chette. R ealtors. 047-9993. R entals Hy "N identity can follow ‘his 195'J VOLVO, needs some work. SHARPENING Service Saw.s. son. Overtime available. Ap 15’ .ûraiW M runabout boat, t h r e e -PIECE LawsOT living imrilnlly flnlshei) rec room, Do you want a good paying permanent Job In a progressive be o v er 21. Openings available made by Duratech, equipped . . — * alr-condlUonlng. Starting at ------p ro ced u re: Best offer. 649-9448. knives, aces, shears, skates, ROOFING, Siding, Aluminum pointments arranged. Lib growing company? room set. 21” GE cabinet TV. enclosed porch, oversized ga PAUL W. DOUGAN/ rotary blades. Quick service evenings and weekends. Call with 40 h.p. Evlnrude electric *165 per month. Call Paul W RENT 01 sal«-461 Main ( Enclose your reply to gutters. Carpentry, additions, FIRST NATIONAL eral benefits. Do you want security thru a good contributory pension reasonable. CaU 649-2172. Dougan Realtor, 649-4535. Street. Building and lot next Business Proporty rage. deep lot. gtxMl location. 1964 CORVETTE convertible, Capitol Equipment Co., 38 remodeling and rec rooms. plan? ^ store manager before 3-p.m., start motor. Bcfth in excellent r 649-4535 anytlm* ^ the box in an envelope — 327 - 300 h.p., 4-specd Hurst. _ ------_____ to Post Office Excellent loca- For Solo 70 Ix)W 20’s Call owner, 643-2382 Main St., Manchester. Hours Free estim.ates. R. Dion, 043 STORES INC. Do you want company paid Blue Cross and CMS coverage 649-8017. A fter 6 call 643-9707. condiUon. Lady Bea trailer In- TAKE OVER payments on a CENTRALLY located two. three tlon for any use 646-2426 from address to the Classified Call 876-6532, 742-9313. M a n a g er, Manchester dally 7:30-5, Tliursday, 7:80-9, 4332. METRONICS INC. for the entire family—the best of both plans? eluded. Ready for ocean fish- 23" color console. Yours for and four room apartments for 9 to 5 p.m I'XIR SALE: Moniifleld; Busl- THIRTY ’ HAY - (H-i'U|wincy PARK & OAKLAND 640 H illiard St. Evening Herald, together 1960 FORD 2-d*)or custom. 428 S aturday 7:80-4. 643-7958 Do you want company paid life insurance? ing, cruising or water skiing, only *400. Call 646-0102 and ask rent. Heat, hot water, gas for n««) D istrict; Excellent cxim- New 7-nx)m Halsed Rnni-li, 2'» AVENUES Do you want steady non-seasonsd work? Situotions Wontod— with a memo listing the automatic; heavy duty every- Manchester, Conn. *700. CaU 643-1247. „ tor John. cooking, stove and refrigerator MAIN ST., comer office, 3 nu Trial building: 2000 sq. ft ; hatlis. 2 flreplac)-)), laumlry LAWN MOWERS sharpened - Roofing and Then you should seriously consider applying tor a Job with companies you do NOT ttving. Runs very very good. Female 38 furnished. Ca)l 649-6182. rooms and lavatory. House A good tieattng niMl air rondltlon- nKun. bulU-liu. plastered want to see your letter. and repaired. Engine tune-up. EAST HARTFORD SHEET metal workers, aircraft us—we have been in business in Manchester since 1861— 14’ PE N N YANN boat, 18 h.p. Reason for selling, college ex Chimneys 16*A Hale Bldg, Call 643-2667. tn;: system; gVtngtc npuee for 3 walls, 2-car garagr. city ullll LUNCHEONEnE Your letter will be de I’icked up and dclivere*2.47 per hour plus good shift my registered home, days. hours, Trallcar trailer, one MOCHinory OnO TOOiS 52 ment. Heat, hot water, and ap MANCHESTER Central lo Is one you’ve mentioned. differentials. ed parking spiu e : alno 5 room IMUicy Hunt l,y AriMuldl MANASER HANDSOME 4-door dark green pairing roofs of all kinds; new Apply in person, Rolo Machine Call 649-9764. y e a r old, *350. 648-4862 a fte r 6 sCRAPE r ' __' cation 5,000 sq u are feet of If not It will be handle'll ATTICS and cellars cleaned ^ntact our plant superintend^ at Manchester, George Self loading pliances. *125. Security, adults. cape Included. Omvcnlent lo Cliarle* la>H|»'rance. 649 7620, 1965 Lincoln Uonllnenlal eon- ^roofs, g u tter work, chim neys DENTAL assistant - business Co., Inc., 55 Elm St., Manches p.m . 646-2426, 9 to 5 p.m. war,ehouse 8|mce, small office, Holory IMus Hoaiis In the usual m anner. odd Jobs, light tnieklng. M aloskie, 649-2851 and a t E a s t H artford. Gil LeBrun 2M- WILL CARE for your child in 50iOTDlS doaer, 1965. H ' cubic good hlghwayn. Pric'd low 640 6108 verllhle. D riven only J3.000 cleanied and repaired. 30 years’ secretary. Experience pre te r. 4341. ’ parking area, reasonable < ’um|MUiy R m ienis trees removed and lots clear-, 'my licensed home, days and yard unit backhoe. % cubic at iTT I Z, e r *40’s. Call E E. Weeks, miles hy original physician experience. Free estimates ferred, will train. Typing es , ..... „ .. COLGNIAL Oak Apartments, term s. H ayes Agency, 646-0131. HIGHW(M)H Hrivi'. lietler than ed. Call 040-1704. evenings. Call 643-2618. Gordon— Farm— yard unit backhoe. Oomblna- * R ealtor a t 429-0.369. Apply owner. O riginal cost *7,000. Call Howley 643-5861 644- sential, shorthand desirable. MACHINISTS —Bridgeport and 2-bedroom Townhouse*, ap- new, 7-rni Ciilontal with ev Write Box “K”, Manchester lathe operators, aircraft exper- Uon loader and hoe, 3414 Inter MANCHE.STER Lost and Found 1 .Sacrifice at *2,200. Call 649- STEPS, sidewalks, stone 8333 CASE BROTHERS DIVISION Ddiry Products '50 pllantes, utilities, plus many erything. over 2500 SC) ft of H erald. --Imental orily. Top pay for to national. CaU 643-6565. feel tor least".1'. ceZrrir: Centrally 2838. fireplaces, flagstone te ex tras, *185. Deluxe one bed C enter at ortlvlly. 4,000 square graceful living area Prime lo W. T. GRANT LOSl'—Diamond ring In vicini *■ ROOFING, Gutters, Chimneys— _ , personnel. Full beneJlts. Apply Dogs— Birds— Pets 4T cated. liOadlng facilities. Will All coticrcle repairs, b o ^ In BOISE CASCADE CORP. FRESH native sweet com, room, include.* appliances, f)K;t mitsonnry hullillng on 12frx cation. top quality and unique I’AHKAIIR I ty of 38 Haynes St. Parking 1960 4-DOOR Ambassador. Best '■ New and repairs our special- “KCRETARY - Accurate In person, Rolo Machine Co., squash at Buckland Farms remodel to suit. Call Warren side and outside rallings/Laml typist, Wllllmnntlc law office. GROOMING all breeds. Har utilities, *145. Cull .sui»crinten- .300 lot. Sale or leiuse. (’nil fI(K>r plan nmken this an "Ut- An Equal Opportonity Lot (Jail 423-8868 collect. risiBonablo offer. Call 647-1165. fy, 20 years experience. Free Inc., 55 Elm St., Manchester. Vegetable Stand, opposite Cal- F Howlimd, Realtor, 643-1108. Heaping. Reasonably / priced Send resum e P.O. Box 46; Wll- An Equal Opportunity Employer Musical Instrumonts 53 dnnt, Mr. Morency, 646-1.371. W arren K. ibiwliind, R ealtor, slaniling offering Hay.-n Agen estimates. Call Roy Konchl, m ony HUI. H.C. C hase. H ebros d o r’s. E m ployer LOST — Passbook No. E 8928 Call 843 0861 llmantlc. Conn. 64.3-1108. cy 646 0131, evenlhgs .Mr’ Han 106;; RAMBI.ER .Station Wagon. 643-0.353 afte r 6 p.m. R d., Bolton. 643-5427 SILVERTONE uccustlc Spanish WE HAVE tenanU walUng for FURNISHED OFFICE 'Her, 64U76i;i Savings Bank of Manchester. BRICK, block and s^nc work. ”F-Hole” guitar steel strings, your apartment or house. CaU Application made for payment. C.(«)d Iransim niithin. *150. SECRETARIES - Typists MACHINIST POODLES for sale, vtandard MANCT JESTER 1,200 square Brick walls, patios/ outdoor-in M im n o r y , Household Goods 51 sunburst finish. Case Included. Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 649- For rent on Main .St *65 Ca p e - Modsrn kitchen, liv 649-7854 after 0 p.m. needed for work In your area size, males and females, 9 feci block building with office: door fireplaces/ sidewalks, Ask for Tom after 6 p.m., 643- 4536. 1 .S<'<-urily de|)iwlt required ing nx)in with raised hearth lAIST—Passssbook No. 26-013340 Dressmaking and Hartford. Temporary, full BRIDGEPORT w eeks old, call 623-1544. AddtUonaJ land for -*xpansl(si JTrucks>— Tractors 5 chimneys. FTm estimates. 1 9 HARDLY used 1969 d em o n stra 9471. Ideol for reid e.stjite -or In- fireplace, formal dining nxjin, DRAPERY ^9, The Conn. Bank and Trust time or 9-3 p.m. Excellent pay, tor zig-zag sewing machine NEW ONE and Iwo-hedroom de_ Short WRjk lo Main .81. Excel Domenlc Morrone, 649-1604. DRESSMAKING and ”aller^ no fee. Staff Builders. 11 Asy ENGINE LATHE Kurance offli c, lent IrmiH aMnllahle. Warren three bedrooms, wslk-out.base 'Company. Application made/ 'BO'l FORD Econoline panel TWO KITTENS looking tor and stylish cabinet. Sews but PA SYSTEM, four mike Inputs, luxe garden type apartments for ptiyment. truck In top cntidlilon with tlons, zippers replaced etc lum, H artford, 278-7610. E Htwlond. Realtor, 64.3-llOH. ment, breeteway, attschsd ga DEPARTMENT COMi’LETE Sharpening serv BULLARD OPERATORS good hom e. Call 649-6480 afte r tons on, makes buttonholes, tw p colum n speakers, gcxxl available now. Call Paul f>-I3-9()7« many extras, Reasonable offer Call 649-4311 6 :30 ainytime w eekends. rage. Ileautlfully treed acre ice. Hand and [)ower mowers bUnd hems, danui, mono (XMidltlon. CaU a fte r 6 p.m ., W. Dougan. R ealtor. 649-4535 lig *24.tXIO Phllbrirk - Agency, takevM it. 139 East Center St KEYPUNCH operator —-Area MANAGER Announcements 2 .shan>ene.4 Imulely 60 acres with frontage charge it. CaU Capitol Sewing mnculsle .3 bed n a on Cn|>eCn pronerly. property. Own- Own Plays all varieties of dance Service M anager, 246-2140, if acri-s In Mansfield. Adult* on house, large putlo, enebmed m usic. Rick M urphy, 643-1342, cleariuice lamps, Tonneau cov company. Rita Girl, 800 Silver benefits. P lease apply In 628-6573. er will finance TJ. Cnxkett, ARE yYOU paying for valet Moving— Trucking— toll call collect. WANTED Antique furniture THREE ROO.M apartment, ly. Dcpoflil plus *116 per hreezeway. large lot, shed and W>T. ORANT D arla Weklind, 643-9481. er, radio, 10“ wheels, lajavy Uinc,: East Hartford. 528-9416. person, R ealtor. 643 1577 .'terv/co lo pick-up your nib REGISTERED beagle pup tor glass, pewter, oil painting.* ci heat, third floor on' Oak St. month. No utilities. CidI 1-684- garage Close to eluirches. PARHADE duty springs, V-8, bitch, excel Storage 20 SEWING MACHINES — singer b l e and not g ettin g It, If so SECRETARIES — Several open- sale, m ale. Call 643-1831 aifter other antique item: Any Adults, no pets. *96 'monthly, 4331 ( OVKNTRY Srenic hideaway sclssil. shojiping renter 145 An Equal Opportunity PENNY Saver Hospital Auxil lent condftion. Call 643-1281. automatic zig-zag, excellent cull 047-9625. Manchoafn' Rub- MANCHES’l'EJp Dellvery-Ilghl Ings Available now for the gals 6 p.m . quantity. The H arri.‘'on’H, .643' 649-8476. pxc/llenl for summer rrtreot Vernon Ml Cull ow-ner 640 E m ployer iary Thrift Shop is looking for MARLIL MACHINE CO. (wndltlon. Makes buttonholes, BOL’niN LAKE — 4 room -blsli. F or com m ercial and trucking and package delivery. with good typing and short 8709. 165 O akland Street. ------...... or’’ an estate 12 6 acres with ■3376 / ' your old fur coat. Tl>esc Items hems, embroiders, etc. Orlg- house for li'aae, security, *100. are hot this time of year. Shop FIVE-TON 1962 Chovraiet, hi,iuskl. P.S. Tlvank's to, our Refrigerators, washers and hand skills. Personnel back - 246 PRESTIGE PARK RD. AT ______F n 'E ROOM, third floor apart- small spring fed lake, swim stove moving, specialty. Fold SIAMESE kittens, raised inally over *300., 8 monthly WANTED — ANTIQUES, used ment, stove, heat, hot water, p er month. H ayes Agency, 64*. closed , Monday 'luid Saturday stake body, 65,000 o rig in a l many customers for standing ground helpful. Salary to *110. ming, fishing, unusual offering Ing chairs for rent. 649-0752, T.L.C. CaU 849-0628. payments of $8.50 each or pay- furniture, partial or complete lights' and gas • Included. 0131. Astronauts during July and August, miles, *695. Call 643-5123. by while we were making our Fee patd by our client com- EAST HARTFORD a t *28,000 H M Fre< helle, It s Slimming change. pany. R ita Girl, 800 Silver CONN. $51 cash. 522-0931 dealer. estates. CaU 633-2300 days. 646- A d iits, tvo pel*. *145. Available t DLLAND Three-room house R eally. 647 9993 Auto Accossorios— Pointing— Papering 21 i-«nc, East Hartford. 528-9416. 0004 after 7 p.m. August 1st. call 647 1 619. Porsonols SIX KITTENS need home, call CUSTOM made draperies, slip Avi.lloiile August 1st, re tff- Tiros 6 — --- ^ eni e* re q u lm l, n<4‘ [)el». Htove, Household Services L. PELLETIER PAINTING — • ____ 646-0594. covers and reupholstering. HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques. 314 ROOM apartment, first NOEL Adair Dry Skin Foot ______' relrigerator Included ''.’5-0574 lnv*shn*nt Property Interior and exterior painting <-'LERK Process mall, Zerox- BRAND- REX Budget terms. Established In bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, floor, available August 1*1. No Cr.'me, lubricant for callouws, SUlÊAM A pine parts. Many Offered 13-A FREE to gotxl home, part- For Sal*Ik 70-A 'Papering (u.uand paper removal.leiiiuvtii. lug, duplicating. High school 1945. Days, 524-13154 evenings, glassware. We buy estates. VU- pets. Security deposit. *1'I6. hara skin, rough dry heels, parts available. Call 742-0147 Beagle, and Pointer male. CaU 8IX-RfX)M Ranch, *260 fier REWEAVJNG of bums, moth- Free estimates. Workmanship graduate, 37>-j hours, fringe 64^-7590. -age Peddler. Auctioneer, 420 monthly. Call after 5 p m., 649- legs. SooUies, softens tired after 6 p.m. 643-2203. m onth Security (Ir'iDSlI. Wot- EAST HAItTk'OUH nil bri rk 4-^ holes, zippers repaired. Win guaranteed. Fully Insured. 643- benefits. fniiCall rso 649-5361..ssai Lake St.. Bollon. 849-S24T 7581. CLEAN USED refrigerators. verton Agency. Realtors, 649- fafiilty. 4 nX)Mi- eacli apart feet. Quinn's Pharmacy, 87;i dow .shades made to measure, MACHINIST 0043, 640-6326. ranges automatic, washers OLDER Pre-War auto. 2813 ment. bulli-lna In^lu'llng air M ain St. 4-barrel carburetor, all size Venetian blinds. Keys — ?• V HOUSEWIFE to answer phoiie any THREE-room apartment with Ifor machinery building. Liv* Stock 42 with guarantees. See them at make, any condition. Call 643- . i-ondllloner*, 5 yrnrs bid * An , *30. 640 3701. made while you wait. Tape re P.AINTINO — interior and ex at home (no selling). Write stove and refrigerator. Apply Some related experience or B.D. Pearl’s Appliances. 649 8446. ^cellen4 Investment. Wolver Automobflos For Solo .4 corders! for rent. Marlow's. 867 terior. very reasonable, ' tree New England Appliance, 119 FOR SALE — Ponies, mare, 4 P e a rl St. or Call 643-9353. Out of lown ______c' . Um Agency Renlturs. 649 2*13 Trailers— e.stlmates' Call Richard Anne St., Hartford. trade school background. excellent with children. Main St. Call 648-2171 M ain 31. 849-6221. Wa NTED — China closets with For,. R*nt 66 NEED CAR? Credit very bad? Mai tin, 640-9285, 640-4411 Must be able to read blue- Gelding and Colt. Best rcMon- Mobile Homes 6-A WAITRESS wanted, hours 4 - 9 print.s, mlcs. Good wage.s, TWO ÂRLY American sofas, cu rved gla-ee. 643-5177 till 6 FOUR-R,OOM flat, thl'xl floor, Bankrupt, repossession? Hon TWO HANDYMEN "want a able offer. 633-5882, 643-1312. BOLTO.N 3 nx>m apartm ent, Hous** For Sa l* 72 JO SEPH P, l e w i s ” Custom p.m., Monday through Friday. MEN and WOMEN mirrors, velvet chairs, king p.m . 643-4230 evenings. (^ !I 568-9375 est Douglas adeepts lowest VACATION Vdhloles — Aii- variety of Jobs by day or hour.. excellent opportunity for the quiet nrlghborhorxl, carpeting, down, smallest payments, any Painting. Interior and' ex Al.so part-time weekends. Ap right man with fast growing sized bed, chal.*e lounge. Call I-ARGE L Ranch. Seven rxx#m*. nounclng .vour new Holiday R easonable. Call 643-5305, 643- Articles For Sole 45 NICE 4-rooms'i' garage, find fireplace, electric kitchen, sun- where. Not small loan finance terior. Paper hanging. Wall ply’ in person. 1-aStrada Res company. If\'ening or Satur 649-0698. flref)18i e, bullt-lna. H.^ thljh*. dealer. Rectown USA has a 8292. 2nd SHIFT — 4 to 12 3rd ^HIFT — 12 to 8 floor, 2-famlly hoijse, *100. deck. *150. monthly Refer company plan. Douglas Mo paper books on request. Fully taurant. 699 M ain St. day Interviews arranged. DARK RICH gtone tree loam, huge rerreat.bin rrxjm. garage. complete Holiday line of WELL CARED tor contem - Rooms Without Board 59 O uple preferrixl O dl 649-9755. ence* required 543-5988 tors, 345 Main. Rambler, Holiday Travelers, LIGHT TRUciiaNd7~bulk deliv insured. I<’ree estimate.^. Call Overtime available. five yards, |;6. Sand, gravel, Ireea *27,900 Hutchins Agrn ery, yards, attics, cellars clean TOY & C.Ib-T PARTY P iI aN THE THOMPSON House Opt FIAT —1968 red, 850 Spyder. ''' liqMday Vacationists and I loll- 649-9658,' If no answ er, 643-8362. ★ STARTING RATES — Up to $2:S4 por hour stone, fUI, m anure, pool and living nx>m tables, lamps, two IA.RGE 3'-4' ronrn ii(p.irlment. ROCKVIIJJ'I 4 room*, first cy, Healb,rs, 649 5824. AbK> Jobe. __ , Our new line now available - If tsg e St, certtrally Iocat(fcd, large Roitsonably priced. Radio, ton. day ' plrk'Up campers. Avail ed and removed. odd patio sand. Call 643-9604. occasional ch airs. 543-8M8. Furnished or unfurnislied, with fVx>r. porches, beautiful k>ca 644-8962 INSIDE—outside painting. Spe- you are Intere.xted in beeomlng N. P. HALLENBECK INC. pleasantly' furnished rooms, (;i’H+OM built b rt'k tiome Six . ncau, managlublc top, excel able for Immediate delivery. ______1______^_____ appliances, carpeting and Uon.. on bu* line *120 Call 9 qial rates for people ovet 66 >' Dealer, or Iniving a [xirty In ' Bunker Hill Rd.. Andover ★ TOP RATE”OF JOB ON THE MONDAY ALUMINintf s h e e t s '— Used parking. Call 649-2358 fpr over large rur^rn*, firep la'e . Igarag*-. lent heater, to miles per gal If ymi're the discriminating SEWING machines — last Olympic poof. Children accept a m . -7pm. 875-1544. -, Call my competitors, then call your )iome, call or write ' Siin- 724-8051 as printing plates, /009 thick night and parmanenl \fuai«t [jar (J. Ireea Hlghlani) I’srk lon. sliop manual. 742-8824. buyer these units arc design Buil(f)ng*~ < FOLLOWING COMPLETION OF 30 DAY year's jncxlela, never used. ed. 872-0672. ed and built for. you. TTades me. E stim ates given. 64^7863 la ’s T o y I’artlos Inc... ’Avon. 23x86", 25 cents eaeh o r 6 for Sacrifice, *35. WiU take m onth ra te s \ . FOUR R fW M .’ 2-bedroom a p a rt Sell M>1 Clnly )24,900| Hutchih* 1904 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass, 2- Conii., 00001. Telephone 1-673- PROBATIONARY PERIOD ment, I.ûrel St. rt)xkvllle.' Ag) nry. R ealtors, 649 5324 iwelcomed. Stop In and browse. Contracting 14 - . i- - 81. Call 64 8 -m i : ly paym ents. 249-[G FlOOM sofa. I 2-red ployetd gentleman. Parking, Ca[ie 0x1 m ahtlc. cluded. One (diild accepted. No sbr-rage. atove and refrtger LISTING after 4 p.m. ties. rec nxmi.-i. liars, etc D e terior. Reasonable rates. Free ★ LIBERAL OVERTIME WOR^ able for lawn*, bushes, trees home 6 rrxjm*. 3 or 4 beil degroed applicants In the fol chairs’, gossip bench, blonde 272 Main St. dogs. Available August 1st, ator. *115 monthly Call 649- signed and made to your needs. e,stlmate.s. Call 643-1731, lowing categories: Accounting and g rass. 872-6887, R oute 30, rrxjm. i *> txvihi .Jitbxlal"! 1968 BUICK Rivera. Alr-condh DEPARTMENT 1^ bed set. Blonde console gentleman only, cad 643-7551 after 7 p 2871 Plastic laminating, "what would clerks, buyers, management Rockville. . / T\ . garden tools, screens, etc. . auh' porch, g irs g e , city uUl! tlonlng. Cost *6.600. Any rea IF ^HOPPING the discounters NAME YOUR owm price. Paint m a n a g e r ★ EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITIONS liasi turned you off, why not you like covered" 049-7581 after programs. saJes. All fi-es paid 643-6982 anvtime kitchen and living room faclll- r k d r o O m toWn- ANDOVER 4r'»im apart tU-i. *23 900 Pltllbrlck Agency sonable offer will be accepted. ing. paper hanging. [«»ix?r re V O L K S W A ^N engine, 40 h.p., 643 6982 anytim e. ^ ^ included Private emrance T” REE ■, BEHRfWM stop hi at Rectown USA. Youra 5 p m . HARDWARE DEIT, by compaiile.s. Salary to *8.- hroise apartment IncliKle* utili m ent, hi-ttled. utltlU*-* Includ R ealtors 646 4200 643-9565. moval. ceilings. Guaranteed excellent condition, ready to KITCHEN SET. black and and parking. Inquire 118 Peart new legitimate camper cenUy’’'^ Full-tim e. 000 R'.chard P. Rita Person ★ JOB SECURITY ties. appll/uices. [larking, ed Atwj furnished 3 rorim CEMENT WORK No job Uxi workmanship. Prompt service, install. Volkswagen roof rack. white (wood), porcela(n-top St. N’fi HEAVY stslr clim bing In We offer a complv'le 11m' of .-\pi6y in jHTson ' nel .Seiwice-S, .800 Silver Uine. private basement and patio s[)artment 70 7541 70 7492 1963 CADILLAC 4-door. New .Mnall, sidew alks preferred. satisfaction guaranteed. 647- Also Karmann Ghia rear this attractive 5 r'xjm Ranch . inotor boines. travel traller.-i, Ea.1t ’'H ;irtfoni, 528-9416 Enjoy our many employe benefits including: Group table. 32x48, extends to 72” , Call J.D Real Estate Aasre paint, no rust. Rebuilt trims- 9564. bum per, com plete. , 649-5833. ROOM with kitchen privileges, Three grxxl sized bedroom* pick up campers, tent Inillera. 0;tU 742-9791. Health Insurance with Major Medical for you and 4 sturdy chsdrs. Call 643-0240 elates. 643-5129 mmsion luid motor. Good tin's, w. T. GRANT centrally located, Mrs. Doraey. -CJne acre ipt, garage and firk We guarantee eourleoiis alien- EXTERIOR and interior |viint- all dependents. Paid Holidays. Paid Vacations Pen itesort Property *450. Call 742-8888. WES ROBBINS Carpentry r» CARRIAGE, High Chair, elec COOKWARE - 5ply stainless 14 Ardh St. place On* year o tii KsKh lion from one of our trained Ing and siding Free estimates. ■M.aiu'l'e.ster Shopping Purkade sion Plan. mbdelln8[ .specialist. Additions, tric bottle sterilizer and pyrex steel set, 19 pieces, used fpr '—'------^ — r - . ~ z ------/ P o f 4 7 Agency. 649 H dl. 646 4126 1963 COMET, 4-door, 6 cylinder, sales ivpre.si'ntatlves. Oiir fa- i.'.iH 649-4391, F o r n M i e d ^ rec rooms, dormers, porches, bottles. Electric bottle warm demorstratarns m tor rent. 1 automatle. good second car. ellltlea tiu'hide an IndiHir show-- cabinets, formica, built • Ins Move up and secure your job with a leading manu er. Call 649-5356 a fte r 5 p.m! Aportfiwfits MANOfEJm;R Overtlzwl 5 Call 742-9676. iXINTRACTOR - Interior, e.x- HAIRDRESSERS wanted tor Male or Female Salesman s liquidation Selling ^ 649-1463 _ __ ” ______I3i* yexjr speed tjoat m and nxim' a parts ami accessoi’y bathi'ooms. kitchelis 049 .3416 facturer of insulated Aerospace. Electronics. Tele price over *200 Asking *100 , ____ rx jm Cape Fma. department as well as qual terior painting, papep hanging. expanding salon. Guaranteed phone Wire and Cable:- 24” HUFFY riding mower, 4 O.NE RROM furnished rffidrn Water skiing Uxj or Just ANTIQUE 1923 Bulek. original or best offer. 647-1541. LARGE room with double fireplace, ail built-lns family ified service personnel Trades tXIRMKRS. garages, ixirches, lUseount on wallpaper. Call salary plus commission.' Call h.p. McCulloch chain saw. ry apartment Apply Marlow's.'- luxury In the sui. Mifee-. Reai- I ' ' ■■■ : it • k - chassis, spoke wheels, look.s FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator, closel. next to bath Meals op- rtsjm. waik-uut paito. Excellent r-- ' 1 welcom ed and we gladVy ar- , ree rooms, nxim 'idi)ltlons, 646-3048. O scar H ebert. PetlteHeîuty Salon. Manches CREDIT model Super 33. like new. 867 Main 81 . Manchejster ty Healjor*^ 643 6930 ‘ 3 t e ' ' f-.i •• l.U like Stuti Bearcat. Cash offer \ gpod condlUon. *35. C ali 647- UonsJ.. R etired person pre- condlUon. Don't wall M M • V f 4 ..V )fi ' K 4» * > rimge baiik flnanelng on a unlt^ ' kitchens, add-a-levels. nxiflng.^ EDWARD R. PRICE /pamiing ter, 643 032d. .o r 249-0217 after VISI^ OUR EMPLO’V'ilENT OFFICE)— C artop tuggege rack. 4x5. wdfh Coventry 742-6520 alter 5 p.m. 1619. ‘A - (erred. C3aJl 6494)719 THREE-roofn furnished spart-^ TWO BEDROOM house at 'KrefheUe. HWPors. 6*7 ■/'jVI if ri;s»i4 - . . , of youri elKilee. H em em bs'r at siding, genera! repairs, gimllfy intert'jr Paper 5 p.m. sides. 643-1009 • K s' . ;- -f > ‘i'.r • or' wfeekend; . X . ... . ' . . r.Mcnur miu uuenor mper _ . ment. near lipspitai. . ail /Brewster-ejo Cjipe <’rjd, locat- Vv ^ •■h*|cl’r*'U,'4 ttriTMi- Rectown CSA. 'qu,jibty doesn’t BEAl.’Tlk'i.T) Split } (eevil. as ■, ' ' ■*: ■■•"', workmanship Hn.inoliig avail- hanging. Olllngs. etc. Insured,' I’LERK-TYPIST ^rm ane CLERK Open for your convenience—Monday through Fri- SPOTS before your eyes — on l4 CUBIC feiot G E refrlgera- FURNISHED light hopackeep. utilUl«»i included Reference* ed on lake, ejne m ile from *«« » -■ i • ' K -I * t hut ir’in im'CTJEVROLETTlnipuliC 327, cost. It pays. We are lonileei able. I'.eoiH'mv EeoiH'my Bull lers. Ine.,Ine.. .. . PO- eun>able , mortgage 5|s per' t ' ' ' * *' r f.:; '\-i m titif’*: 649-too* silloh. .Must have good IJ'plng day 8 A..M. to Noon and 1:15 P.M. to 5:15 P M __ your new carpet |— remove tor; Hvlng room sofa; single room, all ujUlUes. older required *180 per . month shore Avsilable July I9th to 4-speed, *1,376. Call 643-8623 on Route 6, Willlmantic. 643-6159. 872-1X147 evenings cent, 3 nice b*droomi| g» ’ ’ - • . ‘ I ' i irf Atiirh :Iiu* abiltly, e.xperlence- preferred. Saturday 9 ,\.M. to 1- P.M. them with Blue Lustre. Rent msple bed. complete; love- employed gentlemen, parking MUibrlck Agency, Realtor*. August 2nd. and August 16th B. H MAOOWAN, JR .t Sons FuH or PorNTimo seat: bureau. Magic Chef 4- 27t M ain ' rag*, large corner tot Full IIHW NIMRlil' Riviera camper, Diversified ■ and challenging riectrlc ihamper *1. Pine- 646 4250. ^ . to August 30(h *123 fte r week tmjB t04 m Bdt 1963^Wh ITE Ford Galiixle 60o', DORMERS, add a level, room Interior and oNterior (vilntlng. burner gas stove; mlscellane- ...... price *23.500 Call oo this one. . work. Rensss'laer Polytechnic Call 649-4040 t*f* U Krit-«U w » flisWiliiC- one-season use, family- nxim. addltUxis. garages, roofing, paiXT bonglng. iThirty years wood Furniture Shop 4-door sedan. Power sleerbig, Full company benefits, steady Otis kitchen Items. Reasonable CLEAN furnished room, gentle- Mlttsn Realty, Realtors. 643 s m h eater and stove. 649-40tX). siding, ixirehes Complete Institute, South Windsor. QiH tiaa *44 >* «lse*< tee sssa fsi A ( f»W«. UssrlNraler hydrom attc. 644-0698. exiH'rience, four Igencrntlons. year annmd work. An equal PICNIC Ubles. all sties and prices. call a fte r 9 p ro. 21 m an only, tree washer.)' tree f'****** tUG AVB. home ivmotlellng. Flniuielng .Mrs Weir. 289-4323 betw een 9 Bwiiwss' Loeatioiis o r BKllHi %4, sr M YORB , Free estimates, fijlly Insured. opportuiufy employer Apply AMERICAN ENKA CORPORATION styles. *35 and up delivered. W. View at. 649-9075. dry er. parking. kitchen Wontod To Root 4f nataeit. )(*aea«,i.r « Y IMM available. Call Royal Ctistom- and 5-'p'ni. JUST UlfTED Tferee bed “ 1*“ ^ itefalk. lu e t \ r . 1963 VOLKSWAGEN, good con- )967 SHASTA i t ' A stn ifllte 64.3.7.161, 164 Oak S treet. a t once. Zlnkcr, WlndsorrtUe Rd.. El privtlcfes. Palmer Realty. 643- For R*«f 44 HMM. 4ddr««i rnim ttP Builders, 646-3434. i . , . ” ' RE8PONBiBI.E FAMILY seeks rtxjm Rapeh with fffeplsie eOiC M itfM ilMiMr. dlUon.'CaU 649-50li, 649-2412 trailer, self-eontatms^ 649-0147. lington, 87541*97. ------f------6321, BRIGHTER Homes i’ainting CLERK ■ TYPIST - Actxounta BRAND-REX DIVISION TWO box spring! and two _ , ______FTl'E—room suite of frpnt Main two or three bedwjm apart cathedral celling, tyro tax ga stiet aesM. *s*si( (IS tuUjiy for the CSSI. Ih it OaiaSae MS to* OORVAIR—4-door sedan, CKUSADER tent camj'Ing trail RFM.-V Ckinstniction Co. Altera- decomtlng, papering. Interior Receivable Dei>t. Ijght - book- ( WILLDlAVnc. CX>NNEttncCT SCREENED? loam, processed maXtreemea for bunk beds, good ROOM FOR rent, kitchen 8t offices, 100 percent ioca- ment or single Ifome Near rage Bi'.uated on a wooded t.v A »’■* t ’dii W inter ' • - -"(tra for a automatic transmission. De er, 'Sleeps 610. lAeludes stove, tlons, renuxieling,-' additions, , and extenor Fully Insured, keeping and 'some typing ft'- W. T. BRANT CO. gravel, gravel, aand. stone. condltkm. *40. . for all 4 In- privUegea. laundry ' .'aclllUes. Uem near banks, air-condition *■ lxx>! no pets References two-acre Ir,; (.arge r-todeck jff Al.Ht M- j , An E q ^ OpportomUty Bmployer ■ f !h.- I Ji. A W o,!.-. pendable transportation. *140. heater. 3 sleeping bag g m al repairs. Free esUmate.s, Cdll C.vM John Drever. .872 4155, .875 quired. Apply Iona Mfg. Cb.. >lanctmt)8r Farlouk' XIU. (Seotge H. Gnfflng Inc quire at 141 Birch St., Man- lady only After 4 30 call 6*9- ed sutomatlc fire sprinkler Bvs;iab1e l.esse security de- the kiichen »23,IW Phtlbrlck t r u tUHTS twilv* iMtly Call after 3 p.m., 647-1769. 'condition. *495. »75-3267. 1;.- r(-((io-- m 4 .iU r 649-861W. 1.834 Regent St,. M anchester, Andover 742-7886 ch ester a fte r 4. ' 5129. Apply MUrtoWs, 667 Main Bt [xj-n ( ’*11 (Tf5 6580j Age.ncy. R e il’.'jf* 646-42*kl |M t MM. Mil* " I i ^•4 « c«fy' - ...... t ' ,-r - ' \.

~~PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVEmNG HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, W L Y 17, 1969~~

X' Our of Town Our of Town Our of Town MANCHEsTlsR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1969 PAGE NINETEEN For Solo 75 For Soto 75 For Solo 75 S T A R G A X E R CLASSIFIED HEBRON — Just reduced, as TOLLAND — Immaculate 8% ----- By CLAY R. POLLAN------Banks Excluded A]x>Ik> 11 crew a han>y Journey COVENTRY —Exquisitely re », A « IK UIIU sumable mortgage, 8% - room room Ranch, buftt-lns, S large Your Doily Aefivify Guido Soviet Shot and a full success,” said the So South Windsor stored eight-room Colonial. Ranch, "acres, trees, brook, f UA*. 2> bedrooms, large kitchen, acre ’’ According lo tho Stan. viet newspaper Pravda. Elve fireplaces, four bed country living, 6 miles from ^ A fi. i» rooms, seven acres. Bel Air lot, utility shed, . assumable 2- 9-11-13 To develop message for Friday, The Communist party organ ADVERTISING Manchester. EaTle Everett 14-1324-29rv4 BERRrS WORLD Orbits Moon, Real Estate, Vincent Boggrlni, mortgage writh $132 payment. By IH E ASSOOIA’rED PRESS '6373-a(V82 reod words correspotxling tonumljers 54-5546 State Calls Holiday made the A{x>Uo flight a front- School Playgrounds Set Real Estate, 643-7^19. of your Zodioc birth sign. I CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Realtor, 643-9832. Only $22,800. OolU - Wagner ” Thla admintotraiUon is pur TAURUS SCORPIO I»g e story, an unusual tribute Realty, 878-3396, 643-9088. ^ An. 20 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. COVENTRY — $1,900 down. suing a oourae c4 action to cool, 4 1 Silfl* 31 Some - 61 Fovored ocr. jjp Sends D ata to a U.S. space venture. All oth the eootiotny and ttie streutegy 1 ■5-^ may 20 2 Local 32 To 62 Into er Soviet |M]>eri {tromtnmtly Games, Prizes Tomorrow Price reduced. Nine-room 3 If Hor. V " At Firms’ Discretion W ant«d— R m I E sfa l* 77 ,!"?k’I2-15-I7-40 33 And 63 Plons (CooUmied from Page One) dteidayed Apollo coverage and BOLTON CENTER Split. Fireplace, family room, which this administration Is fol C&/52-75-79-87 4 News 34 Be 64 Antogonism 31-48-594Si COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. lowing does not Include wage 5 Stubborn 35 First 65 Is 76-77-i (Continued from Page O n e ) ------— ______echoed Pravda's good wlahea ^ series of iqxiclal programs Paul P earson, Leslie Petersen, two-car garag^. Exterior needs SELLING YOUR HOME? For GIM im 6 Should 36 Heart 66 Affoirs SAGITTARIUS at this stage of the Soviet pro 4:30 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION ^ Large custom built Ranch son(e work. Only $18,900. H.M. prompt courteous service that and price controls.” —Ronald D. 7TerrôtIon 37 Gratifying 67 Woy Um tq>eclal three-day “trailer” o fflo ^ closed Monday, The dally press Ignored Apollo ‘ " I* UAY 21 SYouTi gram,” Lovell declared. 11 on the eve of the launch but ***• school playgrounds. Sohmld, MicheUe Shavel, Mor- with extensive <êw. Four Frechette, I^ lto r s , 647-9993. gets results. Call Louis Dlmock Zelgler, White House prods' sec 38 ‘n»ot 66 Trouble session to consider 'vetoed bills Plans celled tor big televtsion Deadline for Saturday and Monday la 4:80 p.m. Friday retary. 20 9 Activities 39 Non- 69 Or J Dec. 21 ^ 1 "In my opinion, this Is not the after- the ’ successful blastoff, At the Wappfng School alt garet Slowick, Ksithertng Stoeo- bedrooms baths, ten Realty, 649-9828. lOTo 40 To 70Todoy must convene on a Mcmday — acreens to be installed in Oen- BOLTON —/Vacant Split-Level. 5- 8-23 end of the exercise but probably coverage began on televirion children from Uie ages of five nls and Debra »to*uga.Sieluga. ^ ___ rooms In all. Also two-car ” I don’t believe thiert’s e sin -77-62-88 11 Or 41 Affairs 71 Write l6-22-2S-45er unlesB that Mimday is a legal Park to aUow onkxriceia to YOUR COOPERATION WILL Three bed^^ms, fireplace, ga 12 ExpoivJ o ,42 Essentioft 72 Of 51-67-70 W- the beginning,” he added. ” I «nhomoro honors: Terry garage and ' separate tool SELLING YOUR HOUSE? gle thing our country does...that 13 Travel 43 Soy holiday. vleiw" the climactic moon landing BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 rage, 1% acre lot. Price only CANCIR 73 Could CAPRICORN think it will stay In orbit proba- The Moscow Radio morning , Addington. Lucia Barber, Mar- shed and play area. Well I guarantee in writing a $300 has greater potential for peace j^KJUNE 21 14 Outlo^'s 44 Your 74 Importont Mrs. GrasEo noted that Presl- early kfonday. ' $21,900. H.M. Frechette, Real- 15 Your 45 Hove 75 Urwxplored OK bly tor the rest of the day and news program l«d ott with melon-eatiiw contest and pea- garet Bell. Faye Chomberialn. over an acre of grass. minimum newspaper advertis than the apace effort.” —former ^ J U IY 22 dent Nixon did not declare M. Chiiattno Cologne, Sensibly priced In the low ing program on all 90-day ex 17 Efforts 47 Thif>gs 77 Hurt day a legal holiday, and neither vanagh declared Mkmday a city Conrinued From Preceding Pago President Lyndon B. Jed 78 Tin>e did the governor. holiday. In PhUadelpbla, munto- land the whote spacecraR or S lo th * ” It la my duty to call upon the '60-78-81-86 19 Avoid 49Gve 79 Fertile 144-46-57 ^ - - There wlU be a Crasy Con- co. David Dodd. Nancy Ediund. tor, 643-1B77, Raised Ranch, 2% baths, . 2- Dally coverage in more than 20 Home Monday will not be a IioUday Ipa tofflces will remain open but part of it, and coHect some practice. The ApoUo 8 mooto . governments of both countries LIO 50 Arouse 80 Be AQUARIUS rock." flight usually wasthe last Item lO:*® a-m. J«>ycoIyn Evans. Ann Falrman. Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 car garage, treed lot. Mid 30’s. one newspaper. -S^ JULY 22 21 Moves 51 Their 81 To for banks, because they can not will be marmed by skeleton to cease using force and to di 22 Other 52 Cover 82 Confusing JAN. 20 Sir Bemam conceded that he n e l. b^ca^ “1 w«h and 8ry« Bralthwalte Agency, 649-4893. 22 23 Wind 53 First close exce{)t on legal holidays staiSs. MANCHESTER — Two-story PLUS rect thdr efforts to the use ot 83 Something F(B. II games, contests, races and Also. Gary Forghetti, Gloria HEBRON —3-bedroom Ranch , Once a week your house is pic 24 For 54 Or 84 Be and whenever the governor la- The Houston City Cbuncil vot- MANCHESTER — South End. home, two baths, 4-8 bedrooms, MAINE PROPER'TY peaceful means for the solution !6-32-35-47 25 Interests 55 Social 19-21-38-50/ ^ ^ ^ Luna 18 prizes. Children are asked to Oerton. Mark Gray, David Hag- with 2 full baths, first floor '5358-74 85 Key 54-72-aS^V sues a proclamation declaring ed to give city employes the day Iminaculate like new Califor Central location. Newer fur SPORTSMEN; INVESTORS; ture advertised In Ms own of their dlfferenoes.” —U.N. Sec- 26 Attending 56 Specioily 66 Chatterboxes ^ Soviet bring their own lunch, with a gett. Oatha Johnmn, SWephen family room, or 4th bedroom, 27 Up 57 Rises a bank holiday. No such procla- off. "EhnerytHK will be up nia styled Ranch, home on the nace. Lot of house for $20,800. 4x5” ad. retery-General U Thant, in urg VIRGO 87 Fields pisets ^ ^ VrYYvtded by iLfbury. Mark Lee, Unda walk-out basement with RETIREMENT; WE HAVE - a x , -41/S. 22 28 People 58 Is 68 Officials mation was Issued, and Bank 'watching it until Uwee or tour In most attractive acre plus lot Hayes Agency, 646-0131. SEVERAL ACRES LEFT EVERY WEEK UNTIL ing Honduras and El Salvaito 29 Firnmciaf 59 Person 89Toctful Other unmanned spaceships the Recreation Department. Levack, Anne LeVasseur, Kurt partially flnlêd rec room, sen. 22 30 Avoid 60 Little Commisaioner Philip Hewes said the nvamit^, and r » o ik will be we’ve ever seen. Priced In the THROUGHOUT THE STATE to halt their war. 90 Clever MAI. 20^^^ ^ *. btke-decoraUng contest will Urensen, James Moyer. Kalh- large well landscaped lot. $24,- SOLD 020-25-3336 1- 7-1CM3^ banka must be open tor busi- woeliing much on Monday ai»y- high 20's. Hayes Agency, 646- $14,000 — Attractive 8-room OF. MAINE. CALL FOR FREE _(S)Good (§ ) Adverse A m ^ ^ * m ^ e d “ "A ^ te ^ landed *«" O’Brlant. Honors Parks. 900. Phllbrlck Agency, Real LINSAY REALTY ” Our leaders are struggling c£/41-56-61 169-71-83-901 nesa Monday. way,” observed Oounctlmari Ho- 0131. home, 2 bedrooms, dining LISTING: RAY DUCLOS 828- Luna 18 has pro- for 1:80 p.m. at the Ell Terry D**"® PerrotJta and Russell tors, 646-4200. 649-9158 with dUflcult problems which There waa no immediate 'word mer Ford, room, hot water baseboard 7924, 829-5537. JOHN SQUIRES bring back lunar wun- ceeded more riowly than pre- School. .^1 l p.m. at to, AvÎ^ PhllUps. MA NCHESTER — FO UR-bed- heat, attached garage, Hutch they wrlU not totally solve. To as to the ^ tu s of the state Bloomington, Ind.’s mayor, HEBRON —Glastonbury line, 875-8209, 643-0868. SELLING Your Home, Buying ; ,, . vious ships in toe series, and street School. Freshman high honors: Walt- room brick Sipllt Level. Dou ins Agency, Realtors, 649-8324, morrow those problems will be courts. John Hotrfeer, said, ’’WeH be He said It was likely that the there has been speculation that $ er Booth Unda Borreson C^th- 4-bedroom Cape, wooded acre a Home For prompt efficient ble garage, three baths, flre- SOUTH WINDSOR ours. We now have the chance An official of the judiciary de- happy to do ■what the President Russians, with a Umlted amount the slower speed was due to a -Undlngs tor toe play- L«w a norreson, caip plaoed living room. Spacious FOUR-ROOM Ranch. Floor to lot, aluminum siding, built service R.B. Associate Brok Opinions Differ About Bugs; L.7 “ uie Slower speea was due to a *,ftbail league Intocats ®rtn« Doocy, Debottto EUen- to start building ourselvts/’— partnient said Justice John P. suggested.” But city employee payload, perhaps a detach- {T tte fo, ^ s t ^ e m »>«*. Erickson. David Fok celling stone flreplac e. 1962, fireplace, Immaculate, 4 BEDROOMS—7 ACRES ers, 649-9928. landscaped lot. $38,800. Call Custom built for graclo\is Charles Hart, 16, Woodbury, Cotter, the chle.f administrator of in Omaha and Mimeapotis will and Uiey \o*l c M ro l able rocket lhat would try to Wapping and U^nion ler. David Francla, Debbie Warren E. Howland, Realtor, Beamed celling, paneled walls, $23,800. Meyer Agency Realtor, Of the cmflt. woiiM iw tw tn 1bm/I nos um w ocnooiB __ living. Huge living room BUYERS waiting for youto Oonn., In a speech at the 7th an Quarantine to Last 21 Days the court system, waa consider- be at their posts as usual. not try to land, scoop up moon soU and re- with both teams sporting per- Howley. Mlrism Hyman. Robert 643-1108. attached oversized garage, 643-0609. with floor to celling stone call. Paul J. Correntl Real nual National Boy Scouts Jam Ing what to do. in Grand Junetton, CXdo., City lard ^ e ^ l y . earth. A v e ^ S t ^ Kehmna, Ann LucU. Usurn porch. $18,900. Hayes Agency, Estate, 648-8363. Call now! boree. By ALTON BLAKESLEE so doctora can idetnlfy ttioae By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Manager Rtehend Gray said he MANCHESTER -Custom built SOUTH WINDSOR —Delightful firoplaoe. FV>rmal dining (D kr NEA. Iw. I think that tomorrow mom- Former Vice President Hu- and Orclmrd Hill share secosid Myers and Robin Sandenburfh. 646-0131. AP Science Writer which simply made a round trip Several governors and may- would check 'wUh ttK council 6-roomi Raised Ranch. Stove, 6ti-room Spilt Level! Three room, large kitchen with ’’Hlsboiry has brought us to the ing we may find it eittwr on toe bert H. Humphrey, who saw a place hoiKMW with 1-2 recoitfe Also, Barbara Schultz, Deb- ALL CASH for your property to the moon, aa against any that: ora have already honored Presl- but added: ” I fe d that the as- disposal, dishwasher, two-flre- MANCHESTER — J’.ter, 843 ry.” —Herbert E. EUlngwood, have no Immunity, no vaccines Elaborate tests will begin Donald Ray Is Commodore Luna 18 may remain in orbit for Sputnik, to watch this launch.” Honor Roll Hrodford Oaraon, Catherine Cyr. ing. Tree shaded private lea’s greatest moments,” said rocket for the Apollo shot, said Ken Ostrlnsky, Realtor, 643- Four - room expandable Manchester 649-6306. Main.. St., Manchedter. 643-8666 legal affairs secretary to Cali or drugs to protect them . . . A with pulverized rock to see if it lome time,” Lovell said. ’'It Is Hum|)hrey told a reporter. Ttie following seniors recelv- James DaFemla, Terrance De- grounds. Phllbrlck Agencv, 1333. home. One block from lake or 643-6168. fornia Gov. Ronald Reagan. frightening epidemic sickens or makes germ-free mlco sick. South CaroUna Gov. Robert E. It would he busInesB as usual McNair as be announced on offi-. Monday. reaaonable to areume tojit they Hum)>hrey is In the Soviet Un- honors at South Wind- Ro«», AnMa Dodd. 8te{rfien Realtors, 646-4200. with private beach facili EAST HARTFORD - $18,200. kills millions of humans, o r ' Rocks wrtU be tested against a O f Amston Lake Canoe Q u b would ten try to land.” Ion on an unofficial visit, hut he High School for the fourth Engman' David Ooptiwln, Ken- MANCHESTER — $1,900 dovm. ties Recently paneled inter Five-room Rajudt, hot water variety of algae, human Usstie dial holiday for state employes. ” As major partldpanlB in the MANCHESTER — One owner twists their minds . . . Or the The newly formed Amstoh markedly white admissions from Lovell said algnala from Luna plans to meet Soviet srtentltlc quarter: Sandra Antonowlch, noth Goodwin and Michael Four-bedroom Colonial. Two- ior, new artesian well- sys heat, basement, large trees, cultures, 28 types erf plant Ufe, Cape. Six full rooms Including Into Northwest Passage moon bug strikes down birds, car garage. Needs some^ work tem. Double lot. Ideal sum near school, bus line. Hutch- Japanese quail, shrimp, oysters; dtSX^^yT"^ lê'omoe' Oub "h^s de^ ^ ^^cr'oo^êmU^; S^HluS^Tw^ "X, H.U, Diana. LewU. three bedrooms, formal din trees, food crops, fish, farm ani but who cares at this ^prlce. mer home. Priced for Im Inn Agency, Realtors, 649-8324. gui>pies, roches, flies and a var ^ jr of parUclpaUon hours after great,” aaid a Boeing amounoe- Donald Ray os Conunodore. svr im a a , o-i by the RuJKtans ing room, spacious kitchen. mals . . . To the moon bug, the will be dlscuoaed. Konjoyan, Margaret IJnko, I-ee Sisian levering, Donna MUler, $18,900. H.M. Frechette, Real mediate .sale. Only $9,500. iety of other Ufe forms for 30 to Owner transferred. $23,800. TOLLAND — NEW and lovely Black Gold Spurs Journey; earth is a glorious, hospitable, Mills. John Phipiis, Susan Ro- Margaret Mone, Frank Nledsr- tors, 647-9993. Call Robert D. Murdock, 80 days, ail to answer the ques srrr*A'sr's' 'ss ru is rz ' ^ ■“ ■ Wolverton Agency, Realtors, 6-room Rianch on large level explosive breeding ground after Wedneedav ^ Thomas Pill, vice-oonunodore; ed to increase 99 per cent, Luna 18 was In or- man and Suoan Staiger. werfer, Rlohard Olmstead. Realtor. tion ; "Are they hasardoua? SeiUoni receiving honors: Samlm Paaquale, Nancy Rivosa. 649-2813. MOVE RIGHT IN, assumable lot Formal dindng, -oven and cons of Imprisonment on the gave the day Off to < « » - adm iaslons^w lH ^ mri 1. 8% per cent, 8 rooms with range, fireplace, garage, walk Another Challenge for Man moon. . The spacecraft wH be quar Public Records Sandra Alpers, (Tutrioite An- Debra Rome*. David 8he|wni. ail federal employeo except A spokesman at Lockheed modore and as pursers, Frank ceiR Dittos said. MANCHESTER --4-4, two fam garage, near Waddell School U & R REALTY CO., INC. out basement. Only $25,900. C. A likely prospect? No, say all antined, too, wIRi ape dal nu drusUi, Dorothy Rlacte, Denise Hisian Smith, Annette Tamoll*. By JOHN CUNNIFF thoee in national security and Aircraft Oorp.’s Surniyvate, Oal- McQuade, secretary and Karla Manchester Memorial Hos- crall’s oavload Warrantee Deeds ily. Best of condition. Fire onrl Parkode. Bralthwalte 643-2692 B. Govang Associates, 643-9674, passage, where men and ships the authorities. But possibly trient culhiies dropped Into It to Roguah, Thereea Hoyle. Albert Paul Tomel and Rarbora Zak. place in each apartment. Agency, 649-4893. 872-4166. AP Business Analyst - have vanished before. possible? Yes, they agree, be see what. If anything, grows on public service areas. if. plarM ^ ” We h a ^ ^ p la n s Berglund. treasumr. T^'cTnfpri* ------Joel E. Janendn.--- - trustee, to nrlindlsh. Muriel Brown, Ruth —----- There la some chanoe that the The President urged gover- at this Ume to declare a hoU- The Canoe au b was organ- P*™ “^hout 28 Infant h e ^ e evstem fm- ;inin Ooneral EqulUes with prtn< lp«l {>^^10 Btoves and refrigerator. Re BOLTON — 814 room Ranch Ne w YORK (A P ) — Thla cause BO little is known about them. ______Kathleen lieNlcoln. Manchester Evening Herald MANCHE3HTER — Executive BOLTON —Large Ranch, four nors, mayors, school offtrials day. We have a tegular holiday July B of thla year and A $8.1 million con- trans- „ „ „ b e n . Burr R. " cent wiring and plumbing. with fireplace, three bed week’s moonahot aurpaaaes ajiy Manhattan, which la more than the moon. ScientlrtB who contend this luid Carol D. Dmgone, MlchaUe Fav- Hro- Carlson, {>roix-rty on Harlfonl Deborah ForghotU, June Carol Moulhm, tal. M l-n it. residential area. $29,800. Call mal dining room, mrdem kitch ______. . . . . ^ Rfl VirkiitwtfoH rm thrMh id/lAA hv , ______•*. . * * . a ton Agency, 649-2813. $22,600. Phllbrlck Agency, man. In popular Interest at investment of millions of dol tined In special, elaborate quar teat mainly that the hatch will sbtolar action that as many tract and are bound to that.” ^ o S .m tS ' n igirfm m to ^ s ;' Higgins; "oeort. lir d .Jxl Tor^ en with bullt-lns, 2-car ga of pur clttaens as poesihle will The New York and American the tract known as Ortonl Vll- J.D. Real Estate Associates, Realtors, 646-4200. least, but there remain some lars, won’t make It—that it ters for a planned 21 days upon be ened at sea, so that space frey Mok'ombo. MANCHES'TER —Three fam rage, large lot, near high be aJhte to share in the signifl- Stock Exchanges said their M ra Prit Murphy, founder of neler ‘•gc. conveyance tax of $338.80. 643-8129. remnants of the old ierreetrlal might be crushed between the their return—suspected pariahs, craft air or astronautl: breath Also, Robin Karkosvskl. Nan- , IrfuidlurtTa Choicr ily In central location with ex school. $26,900. Phllbrlck Agen COVENTRY — Lots of privacy. cart enrerts of that da/y.” boairdB of governgrs would meet the Ckrfumbia Lake Canoe CTub «n»ergency room facility cost- the specific challenges that made heroes of relentless pressure ridges of denied any pf the traditional might during some five to 10 ini. evwas or tnaz oay. - DoairaB ot govemgrs would meet tiM non 'Z Z t purpose of the probe, but there luid Elsie H. Spen- Kuehn. Jacoue laUry, Jurtllh cellent Income. On a treed lot. TWO-fnmlly, B-B. New roof, alu cy, Realtors, 646-4200. 714 room custom built L- ice. NEW HAVEN (AP)~A land- yesterday’s adventurers. immediate hugs, kisses or pa minutes time or more allow He also calted upon "all of our after trading ended today . to r a d lo l^ c ^ ’ f , ^ . *»««'> niuch unofficial specu- Nlederwerter, Alahe Silver For further Information coll minum storms and screens, Rnnch. Fireplace, bull't-ln cen I>eople on that historic day to conrideo' a Monday closing. Division o f Oanoe Clubs, has •’“ ‘Uologlcal treatment faclll- The Northwest Passage, for Why make the trip? OIL—be rades. The moon rocks -they *’'*°®*' oigantams to esoane Into latlon that they would t ^ to Irene Plcanl,'Sharon SklendzKm 1”'^ ^ the Phllbrlck Agency, Realtors, largo lot, center of town, $23,- TOLLAND — 3-bedroom cream tra! vacuum, many extras. Al Join In {irayier tor the atcceeaful The big tour automakers bi glven many hours ofoi herirer timeume - — other------ancillary fociU- puff Ranch, a.ssumable 8^ per example. tween five and ten blUlon bar take home will be treated Just tho octen, a flertlle bed tor life. 11 by landing PatrUla SulUvnn, Carol Hux'er, ^ 648-4200. 900. Gerard Agency, Realtors, so 8l4 acres possible. Only oonclurion of Apollo l l ’s mission Detroit and U.S. Steel m PHts- . ^ of 133. ' given toe oholcechoice nfof rywracKna-correcUng cent VA mortgage, $128 pay True, this foggy, Ice-choked rels of It by conservative esti as gingerly. Some urge the spacecraft be nrxl Bally Swanson. 643-0368, 649-0538. $22,800. Call owner, 742-8106. and the safe return of Its crew.” .burgh said no decision had been condibona on hts property or MANCHES'TER — Price reduc ment, bulll-lns, garage, treed route between the Atlantic and mate, and double that if the geo It la all part of an insurance picked ^ up, uno{>ened, onto the Rul(]h E. Sind Niini'y T Harris Jimlnni receiving hlgti lusvirs SOU’njr cbVEN’TRY bePght- The go-vernors of the nation’s made on toe ed. Elght-ixxim Colonial. Ex MANCHESTER —Centrally lo lot, young, quiet neighborhood. Pacific Oceana waa soiled more logists’ hopes are fulfilled. The policy, costing perhaps $10 mil carrier to seal this possible ■ ful 4-room Ranch, living room, two mort , |x>{>ulous states—Nel- quest cellent area. Needs work but cated B-unIt Income property. Yours for only $23,800. Colli- huge size of the discovery Is ob lion, against the slim chance of leak. canoo Which they intend to pur- ^ ,acllittes. Bank picked up loud. No. 18 in Green Man.^ sxmrux fUmoxberg. Janrt Fro- 2 twin size bedrooms, eat-ln than too years ago, biit few son A. Rockefeller of New York Gov. Predton Smith of Texas Money will be raised by price warrants It. Low, low Vacancies never a problem. Wagner Realty, 878-3396, 643- vious when it la realized that locBlng some dangerous new In NASA officials reply this The $8.1 mllUon cost of toe *** ihenHcne, Pnmete Hobby, Wnn- g i u l L roro S ^ u ^ t klichon, oil heat, enclosed commercial vessels have made twenties. H.M. Frechette, Excellent investment. Mid 40’s. 9088, only 21 fields have ever pro fection upon tho earth. could be too dangerous for the and Ronald Reagan of OaUfor- and Gov. Msirvia Mandcl were bake sate on Julv 26 * presented an un- "*’ ‘P Wednesday and again this u,rtMwnl. Sharon IxxjniUi, ed into the sea. heed toe FTealdent’s holiday re- Idents to diisplay the American d o m ^ o f ^ ^ l n d e ^ o l S P‘^ '•O'nate Amid toe observatory’s mas. Joeeph A. OonU rt ete. prop „ml Blaine Wateon JUST LISTED—B-room Ranch, with trees, ameslte drive, $12,- with attached garage, one half Now a 118,00(3ton tanker, the If -this oil can he brought to' the moon bugs might be friend " I would be willing to eat queat. flag on Monday. Mayors In ----- V^ ' ‘— ^ ’ of toe oort was some $2 million radio equipment. Lovell’s rriy at 19-21 Knox 8t., convey- Juntora receiving honora In- '(norths nrobatlon’’ three bedrot)mH, with eat - In SIX ROOM Colonial, 1% baths, 800. Keith Real Estate, 649- block from boating and swim Manhattan, newly fitted with an the vast Blast Cbast market. It ly. Might they cure headaches some lunar samples, be wllitng Georgia Gov. Lester Maddox Pittsburgh, Denrver, San Fran- m « r t w ' or R o b ^ lower—$8,800,000. sclentlsU poured over Luna’s 'ui'-o bix of $46.78. elude Gall Honlrier, lOza Bionzl. The santanesa are lo nm con- kitchen, carpeted bath, de aseumable 5% per cenl mort ming, wooded lot, $18,900 takes 1922, 640-4126. icebreaker Jaw, la expected to will mean -tremendous profits or cancers? . , . boost crop to expose myseU and my family also granted state employea the cisco. Oevedand. Cape Oirar- rMcklna^ To ------comiXMind^ future prob- ™‘"o slgpals as they were Building Pemilto Keith Burnham, l*nnvela Caatet-' aecuUvely a total of 3 000 dnve tached 2-car garage, full base gage, $28,800. Call owner, 643- It. Phllbrlck Agency, Realtors, SOUTH Windsor — Immediate '.set off this summer on an- un for the companies Involved. yields? . . . a/fect human minds to moon rocks," says Dr. Wil ^ off^ ^ a d ^ : " I wotM deau. Mo., and Tucson, Ariz., euMMii jneeana lems, a nationally - reorganized '™n»laled into computer tape. tniffond W Sheer of Wap l»>r, Kom ( ’omeau. Mlctewl t\ir- or eight years and three montoa ment, 100 X 200' private lot. 2900. 646-4200. occupancy, 5t4-room RrnicJi In precedented Journey Into the The Manhattan’s experimen to reduce arrogance or brutali liam Kemmerer, manager of hope that tho P re a ld ^ , the made alnillar requests. Hebron Board of Educa- *'<*P*‘*1 consultant has said The signals ore unlike those ping for Frank Della Rik-co of tin, Robert IVMalo. Alfred ^ jail unleai Hunt ftxro UD Ms Owner anxious. $21,900. Wol excellent condition, large lot, governors and all the psopfe of One group which does not tl^^ meets this evening at 7 '30 Manchester Memorial Hospital received from previous Luna Glastonbury, single-family house Francis, Siusui (lerr. Riseiell |>ropsrty. EAST HARTFORD — iJi^rge 4- tal voyage, ftnenced by Humble. ty? . . make the humorless medicine for the receiving labo verton Agency, Realtors, 649- attachid garage, close to tolls nation will kneel ait the plan any special hoUday Mon- in the llbrarv of the Gilead HUl expand to 320 beds by spacecraft, and Lovell’s team— at 310 Bush Hill Rd., $20,000. GUlor, Mary Ouimotul ond —______1 Ixxli-oom Colonial, 2-c.olored AUanUc Richfield and BP Oil team to laugh?. . . ratory. "But I still say the proc 2813. :h( bools, Ix)w 20’s. Call the- Mil- cross on the morning when the.1— dayA.... is1. toe•*.. Navajoir— Indian ...... tribrt y If u jg meet projected » department of Manchester iJiUon Sliver of 328 E „ Mid- O'UY Hale. ' Inside Work Lots For Sole 73 baths, double garage, family Oorp., will determine ' whether Justifiable concern that any ess (of strict quarantine) is val ji-i- ten Realtors, 643-6930. men land on the moon.” council In ’Window Rock, Ariz. RANCH —26’ living room with room. Immediate occupancy, NOTICE this oil can be transported eco moon organisms might be foes id. The terrestrial biosphere Is area needs. Unlverslly- ajrjjarently found die T{>ke.. addMIon of a kltch- 'Also, Scot! Iks-kenberry, l>e- NA8HVIIJJS Tenn (A P) IIIUMLANI) Iîrk Area Large Other states where a hoUday The reason—a tribil legend The imrpose of the meeting ______— ____ — fireplace, formal dining room, $28,sob. Meyer Agency Realtor, nomically from the reonoto has prompted an elaborate pro so valuable that no one jshould Dlttus said that as soon as them difficult to Interpret. $2,000. borah Holland. Robert Ibelle. Uke other institutions. Ihs lot, could be dlvldtxl Into two TOWN OF was declared included Oregon, says a oou{de of Navajo boys v*® ^ detfermtne the amount to the present corvstructlon is com- The signals were being rebuilt-lns in kitchen, four bed 643-0609. LEGAL North Slope df Alasica, a barren tocol of precautions, one that telease any lunar sample until Norman 8. Hohenthal Oo. of Olgs Kebaki. Pauline Usotte. church can! be changed ’’bv/'' building lots. City utllltlea. $10;- EAST HARTFORD rooms, two full baths. Immed area on the Arctic. not all BclentistB ore yet quite he’s sure it Is not dangerous. Florida, i Maryland, Idaho and madt toe .trip to the moon ages apjjroprlated to cover the pieted, a second, even larger celved by one of the observato- 141 ... OciMer______Bt.___ for Edward and .Denise Perrroult. IJnila HImI- standing on the outside and 000. Ask for Mr. Phllbrlck, NOTICE EAST HARTFORD, New Mexico. The office of Gov. ago. hiring an architect and {moject will begin. The original ry's four 280-foot diameter tele- KUuiboto Blevlna of Main iate occupancy. Only $26,900. COVENTRY — New L1hUiu ^,.,8i As a human adventure, the dl- satisfied with. This Is a public health prob ft!., dk-k, Sheila Strohm, Hheltey throwing rockss at' it.” e.M eru Phllbrlck Agency, Realtors, lem.” Dan Evans of Washington said Allen Hill, assistant to the preliminary 80-year-old section of the hoe- s< oi>e bowls. Phllbrlck Agency, Realtors, room winterized homar'^Ftrej TOWN OF MANCHESTER CONNECTICUT 'menalons of this black gold pro Some recent evidence sug ------. two-family house ot 44-46 llorucn Strohm. Slitney Trombley. Undo Mill Cultege »e n l«r ^ D «v ld 040-4200. he would follow suit today. tribal chairman, sold the legend “ rawlnp tor a j^ room ^ d W ^ p j i a i villl be demolished and In Moscow, toe Sovlrt Union $28,000. Wright end Shirley YorUka. Smith told a B ou th ^ iteplUt 646-4200. place, out-bulldlng, "7 drilled The Zoning Board of Appeals INVITATION TO BID ject could be surpassed only by gests the probability of life on One geologist estimates the at.. chances of there being life on An exception was North Coro- telb; of two yourg Navatas who “ ® • a new addlUon wUl rise In Us hailed toe Apollo 11 flight and Jo«eph H. Sloviianui «rf Enat Sophomore liigti honora IjeoA- student c o n f e rê n c a MANCHESTER Choice Lake- well, opnclous lot. Desirable will hold public hearings on ON THE FOLLOWING a government-backed space the moon is not zero, says one of hers. MANCHESTER Immaculate e i g h t y t h r e e the moon at one in 10 blUlon. Una— —■where...... Gov. .. Bob...... Scott sold stopp^ . at the moon on toe ■way The board will then seek ap place—at an estimated cost of wished it succe— wood Circle, half acre treepro|>rlatlon $io-u million. "Let us wish the courogsous lot, overlooks Globe Hollow Szelugn ReiUty, 742-8,130, 742- at 7:00 p.m. in the Hearing NUM VENETIAN BLINDS IN seldom takes such chances, Augensteln, ai Michigan State Any such figure Is pure esti 109 Avery 81,, $18,000. reen NIchoIss, Margaret Oberg. and work.’>' park-like 3 acre.s with |M>nd. mate. from the Board of Finance {trior ______Reserv^r, all utilities. Call 9234. Mary Benoit, 742-8474. Room of the Municipal Build- STALLED IN TOWN HALL, spends so much money. University biophysicist. "Thua,” working day tor state employes, sun; The tribe’s religion regards garage, work bam. All alumi bo bringing the request before , owner, 647-1816. In to hear and consider the Agent, 740 Main Street, East To serve the West Coast, a he says, ” we cannot afford to The moon is known to be Mayor John V. Lindsay or- the sun and moon as U vii« num shUng, underground wir VERNON PRICE reduced. dered mort New York CUy mu- beings. a town meeting to select a following petitions: HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT pipeline is planned to carry the take the chance we might be bathed In fierce ultraviolet light Town Will Buy ing. A veritable show place. Owner leaving, must sell. nlnetmember building commit ELLINGTON — High on a hill, Item 1 Morlarty Brothers, Inc., Sealed bids will bb recelevd crjide product 800 miles south wrong. This is a decision that from the aim, a potent killer of Bel Air Estate, Vincent A. Ymmg four-bedixiom Raised tee. view, 2 lots, $i,B00. each. Keith 318 Center Street, Business at the office of the Purchasing throuigh the Brooks Mountain involves the entire world.” micro-organisms If they are ex-' Leaf Collector Boggini, Realtor, 043-9.332. Ranch, 2-car garage, fireplace, Manchester Hoofiltal Study Agency, 640-4126, 649-1922. Zone II, Variance la request Agent, 70 Main Street,- East range to a port at Valdez, from The space agency’s {dans to {X)sed to it. But below the 1,486 square feet plus 876 ^Skiff Crossing Atlantic Over half of the potlento ad- The Town of Manchester is ed to erect sign nearer to Hartford, Connecticut, until July where it will be shipped down protect against any {xisaible in moon’s surface, they could be MANCHESTER — Two-fnmily, square feet rec room. $27,900. mltted to Mnncherter Memor- advtrtlslng for bids tor a va- street than permitted. 31, 1969 at-10:00 a.m. and will the coast. Cost: $900 million. sheltered from it, and some excellent location In good con- Ray S. Holcombe, Realtors, vader have been a{>i>ioved by lal Hospitrt lost yoar, Uved in collector to help Its Resort Proporty Item 2 Berto Clvltlllo, 111 Bol be opened publicly and read at The problem at the moment, an Inter-Agency Committee on moon spMlahsts speculate there Battered* Halted hy Storm dlUon. $23,800. Phllbrlck Agen 044-1288. Is water under the surface, |)er- - .M o n c h e ^ oollecUon program, ton Street, Residence Zone A. that time and place for the Itwolves the E a^ Ooost mar- Back Contamination. It includes cy, Realtors, 846-4200. For Solo 74 haps supplying the “ wet chem- yet less than three per cert of COVENTRY -^Nimr Lake — Variance Is requested to re above mentioned commodities locts, which are far less axx:easi- scientists of the National Acade OSLO (A P) — Ih or Heyer- feeling ot sus{>ense, but no anx- The near $4,000 machine wlU OPPORTUNITIES IsUy” tor life as known on the 8U{>portlng donations re POUR bedrooms, older 7-ns>m WATERFRONT lot Bolton Flve-nxuu lumse With attach duce side yard to 6 feet for and service. ble. Among the plans being con dahl and his six crewmen have lety.” -u. agitata and suck up leaves my of Science, U.S. Public earth. ceived came from out-of-town home with lots of Imirrove- Lake. This lot la dry and well ed garage. Artesian well, all carport erection. Information for bidders, specl- sidered are tanker shipments Health Service, the Depart tea their Uttte papyrus boat Ra Mrs. Heyerdahl, who Uves l ^ I d ^ , ^roortUng to T iu d y And it’s known that some or ments too miuiy to mmllon, cleared In good aciMiptable new septic system, two fire Item 3 Robert Winkler, 179 flCutlon.s, propo-sai and contract through the Panama Canal and ments of Agriculture and the In tacnporarily because of storm here near the sea, was partlcu- recently oatnpietod by Bert "**"'*'*>' Department to ex- ganisms can survive under fan large lot, dead end .street., o;®ii- area. C.J. Morrison Realtor, places, large lot. Call 742-6042, Middle Turnpike West, Busi forma are available at the of a costly transcontinental pipe terior, and the National Aero- dainage to their craft, a Norwe- lariy glad that her husband fi- DKtus, the hospital’s ^velop- program and, .at leost, tastic condltlonB, such as cer er anxious, $21,000. Wolverton 643-1018. If !no answer 742-7388. ness Zone II and Residence fice of the Purchasing Agent, line. r.autlcs and Space Administra gian amateur radio o(>erator re- naUy had some sleep. ment rdlnaiDr. ^ "P^*^ <■** the Agency RooJtors, 649-2813. 740 Main Street, East Hartford. tain bacteria that live in boiling UNLIMITED Matched against the potential tion. ported today. “ He told nle,” she said, ” lt iLtttus astd the three per cent machines h r ^ BOLTON — Seven room Ranch Zone B. Variance Is request springs at nearly 200 diêea The right Is reserved to re costs of such transportation The two astronauts who walk But Heyerdahl, now aboard was the first sound sleep they figurei,-,.™ I.is »a generous______iL estimate . ____ _ iJown- The present tnachinss MANCHESTER — An excellent offering three bedrooms, first ed to continue business use Fahrenheit. On earth too, algae Out of town Into portion of Residence B ject- any or all, or any part of methods, the economics' of on the moon will leave tttelr the fishing -veesel Shenandoah In all had since they embarked on and he s{>eculated that the total bmop years old. location la Just -' flve-bcdrooms all on the soeond OotonlBl, four bedrooms, panep acre lot. Only $26,900. Phil- hicles; side yard reduction to sued, completely sterile, from I ' - , East Hartford. naice» is obvious. Baaed on a re sim once It ferries the men back he and his men can repedr the Growt|l Poses Necfls year. Thla figures out to be begin when enough floor and still a jWalk-up attic. ed family room, formal dining brick Agency, Realtors, 646- zero feet for that part of vtdeanoes. Town of East Hartford. liable estimate, it will cost 60 to the mother ship. \ damage. NEW DELHI—India murt pro- about 0 7 {>er cent of the ^®6(YSs hsve fisilen. This rtould The first floor, hiui a large i'(x)m, living room and country 4 ^ . building In Residence Zone A counterargument voiced By; John Torpey, cents a barrel less by Northrwest Homeward bound,- t ^ y will , He said he atUl {tanned to vide 128,0(» achoois. 372,800 of 18,000 patients admitted to ^ •ometlme between Isle Sep- front-to-bnek living room, a style kitchen, 2% bal'is, two- B. against too strict quarantine Is WE ARE EXPANDING IN AIX SIX OF OUR VERNON Purchasing Agent Passog than by pipe. stow their moon suits in plastic oonUnue his -Voyage to Barbados eohofiltoochers, ■ 2.8 miUlcn the hos{>ital late year. tember and late Ortotoer, ac- paneled ^ p o fcb > a formal car garage. Choose your own Item 4 Frank & Marlon Cream that mllllona of tons of moon FOIIR-HEDROOM er. 261 Spring Street, Re.st- Adding to the unusual dramo begs. Filters will vacuum clean aboaid toe Ra: if the lives of Ms houses and 4 mUUon Jobs each DlUua expressed concern that to Herman PasscarteU. dining room and a nxmiy kitch decor. $40,000. U A R Realtv Is, the announcement thla week material have already reached PLANTS WHICH WILL REQUIRE ADDITIONAL i COU1NIAL dence Zone AA. Variance Is the air in the returning s{>aoe- men would not be endangered. Just <*> support the 13 mil- only a small portion of the hos- h%»n»sy w p ^ U n d e r t. en that leads to a spacious pan Oo., Inc., 643-2692, R. U. Mur by the state of Alaska that It earth, unsterlllzed. It came The Shenandoah reached the annual papulation growth, {j i t i ’s su{jport ts coming from ----- *------eled family room. Tlie Ixise- dock. Realtor, 643-6472. 'I On a lovely wixxlld lot. l i v requested ‘to reduce aide yard craft. When they land, s{>ecial from moon material tossed vi NOTICE will accept bids Sept. H, for Ra WeihMsday and began tak- —------Hebron’s residenu. He said In U SKILUD MACHINISTS AND MACHINE ‘ ' meot has a finisited rec room. ing iXK>m with wall to wall t(* to feet on the west lot line bloldgical protection suits will olently out into orbits—which Don't Turn 'Nose leases to 431,104 acres of poten l i « aboaid film and other eq u ^ SPACE CENTER, Hourton view of the stsJUMlos, these LOfl ANGELES (A P ) There are 2H baths, tliree SOUTH WINDSOR — 8 room fln'idaiH'! Dining room, 2'u to expand ' garage. TOWN OF ' be dro|)ped into their craft, bob the esrth interce{>ted—^when tial oil bearing lands on the ment from the .damaged, par- to B. Vurtiuice la requested to .’The astronauts will also put on rial was sterilized on the out CONNECTICUT The 80th state's good fortune made his name wtth his pioneer- reach an DUlus* Audy, which projecU taid oil to M# product to nmloe R everything. Priced In the upper Agency, 646-0131. sclxx>ls luut ixu'k. Priixxl — convert single-family dwell masks that filter their breath. side, at least, by the heat of en 1WAINING SCHOOL WITH A NEW CLASS only $38,900!! .Itm Florem-e, INVITATION TO. BID, ..doesn’t ,cnd there. Another ir^ reft voyage across too Pa- orM talqieed of abort ^ mite hospital admisHons to 1«80. obnoxious to eniflen. 40’s. U A R ReaHy t'o., Inc.. ing to two-family dwelling Emerging, 'they will sterilize tering the earth’s atmpsphsrs. 649-5,306. ON THE FOLLOWING 800.000 acres, some underwater, their new suits with a Ucquid oific, salted foom Mortxxo May *^**®*f??, admissions from The oil, the company says. 643-2692. R. D. Miu-dock Real- EAST HAimxiRD with less total floor area than SIX (8) PRE-CAST SEPA- \ One critic of NASA’s plana, oomrpand module. STARTING SOON. may be leased in the future, 26. in a replica of the papyrus c|utt:lying towiui wlU increase walkipe the nasal area wtth the ■-tor, 643-6472. required. RATE BOX CULVERT agent, and frogmen will sterilize Dr. Martin Alexander, professor ' perhaps at prices hlgh^ than the spacecraft; Ha hatch sealed boats sailed by toe anrtert ______Impact of a mouthful of ma»- NEW LISTING B W Rem 6 ^Richard Buslinell. 3 SECTIONS of soil microbiology at Oomell MANCHESTER Bti per cent those expected on initial again. Eigyptlana. He hoped tp s ^ it -f tard or horseradish. HARROWS mid WAU.ACE Co. North Fairfield Street, Resi Three (3) sections to be 3 bids. University, objects that 2i dsys PLANT KMA'nONS luwumable mortgage. Seven six-room CaiH', full slied Taken by helicopter to the air are too short a Ume to detect across (he Attenbc to Latin Ctwrtas D. MUler, president of Miuu-lH-ster Parkade dence Zone B. Variance la ft. X 11 ft. X 8 ft. -Base The gales and the fog and the Two Men Held generous sized rooms, private dormer", vestibule. two craft carrier Hornet, the nien many organisms that could in Amertea lo demonstrate hts toe Rockford. Bi., oorporotten. Miuicht>«teir 649-8306 requested to reduce side yard 13 ft. êel-buokllng toe of the Arctic well cared for lawn. Walk to bath.s, two fireplaces, large will enter a sealed van and thus fect humans, particularly since theory that the Egyptians could told a news oonfersnee hwre PALM BEA( :H GAR DEN.S, FLORIDA enclosed porch - breezeway. for erection of garage Three (S) sections to be 3 cannot produce the hostile emi- bus and shopping. $24,900 EUJNGTON start their quarantine. T ?» car Indtvldusls vary in their suscep have mode the same voyage Wetoiiesday (he company had r"c room, comblniUlons. ga- Item 7 Kenneth O, Harley. 108 ft. X 8 In. X 11 ft. x 8 ft.— tunment of space, but many ex Don’t miss this one. Keltli rier will take the van to Pearl tibility to a great ranga of dis more than 4,000 years ago. workd -for several years to find FORT LALDEKDAI.E, FLORIDA rige, carjxirt Ixirge treixl ELEGANT IT IS! Helatnt Road. Residence Zone Base 13 ft. plorers have died trying to ftnd ‘Speed’ Pills Found Agency, 646-4126, 649-1922. Harbor, from which It wrill be ease Bgento. For weeks the Ra made a way to moks sni(flr« dtsa- lot. Prlcixl at $26,900. Hen- Is a 7-i\xun custom A. Variiuice Is requested lor Sealed bids will be received the Northwest Passage. It took tAilonlal bulli on a Ixnuitl- flown to Houston's Lunar Re .{sogreas, but on Sunday it was greeafale Tester wlU provide MANGHF-STER. LON.NEt.TIGlJT NEW USTING - 6S nx>m re- Club. Only $33,900. ride world, the sstrooinits wiu wish to subject the astronauts Heyerdahl’s report said he were arrested on narcoUos at ^>eeds of 60 to TOvmiles per 1 RUTLAND. VERMONT Homesltes wllli orarvge trees, 16. Norwood Street. Resi ,place for the above mentioned Northwert Passage story and a ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. ' Ilm inurvm-e,. 649-8306. wall out thefr quansnttne along and all attsndhig them to ksiger and hla crew left the Ra after 18 cnarges after the stodept -was hour 'petore the cor ermabed la- ____OCTMi \ waterfronts. Commercial, acre dence 2kme AA. commodities , and service. modem space age tale are \yitn doctors, tsetmidrins. rt»ka, Incarceration. focA waves caused furthen dam captured following a hlgA speed to some rocks on the Unhrerrtty _ age. For free literature phoni Item 9 Winston H, Sharp, 368 Information for bidders, feeble. It took a space age. lii I JUST\LISTED O-b Hwo family Stewards and other persctmel Three weeks. The astronauts age. chase Wednesday. of Hartford campus in migh- ÂJr»ng ths W y o tn ^ plucking collect Mr. Snyder, 1-203-327- • B' &. Summit Street, Residence sp^lftcatlons. proposal and which the impossible was at Vl7e will be inferviewing of our Admihistratlon Bolldlng locat duplex, ceramic baths) large already confined thera . It is "are not going to like It,” aaye In Latgueglla. Italy, Heyer PoUce said more than 2.000 boring West Hartfonl. police comnrtlon’# annual 8678 or write Stinland Realty HARROWS and \VA1J*.-\C’K iV ixwitruot forms are, a\'allable tempted, to give man such big living rooms, two-car attached Zone A. Variance Is requested spMKious. prenridem donnltortaB, Dr. Chariee Berry, chief medi dahl s wife said she spoke to her ca$wules of drugs called dextro- sa | d . dinner. 30 Jopaneee -Juckers Corp., 322 Main St., Stamford. Maiu-he.slVr Ibukade at the office of the Purchasing Ideas as opening up a new ocean ed at 273 Adams Street, Manchester, Connecticut, Monday garage, full basement with to reduce aide yard to 2 feet bedrooms, exercise facilities. cal officer tor the mission "But husband with the help of an lUi- amphetamine and btpbetamlne, Outtormsen. uninjured, got out *”Ynea to be gueett ateng 'Conn., 06901. Mmu-he.-4ler 649-831H1. Agent. 740 Main Street, Bast route. laundry hookmps. Beautiful for the purpose of erecting All wrastea tnchsZng the air. they are highly nwUvated mwi, Ian amateur radio operator this commonly known as "speed.” and threw a pa$>er beg Into Interpreter. One of ths thru Friday 9 AM . to P.M. Saturday 9 A.M. to 12 Noon. grounds. Mid 20’s. Wolverton Hartford. 5 — VERNON Ixjvely. three-bed COLUMBIA Attnictlve’ 5H garage. In (he laboratory will be treated and tremendously reapcnatble morning. She added that the were seised when toe student nearby woods, where poUcc re- /“ P * * * * decldsd bs wanted a The right Is reserved to re Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. room Riuich. IJvlng room with ixx'iii RiuK'h. living nxml with All persona Interested may by steam sterihsatlon and meii. Thay know they must take storms damaged the bast’s was arrested. covered It mpmenu later. lorthptek but he could not at- Other hours by appointment. Telephone 643-2473. Ask for Mr. attend this hearing ject any or ail. or any part of Embezzlement Charge mast which threatened to col- pyie student. Harry Guttorm- Addazlo was arrested In. Ju.st what organisms are aboard second roughly 3 to • miles sa 1 A GULF A WESTBRN COMPANY 1969 ' Purchasing Agen| tonia branch. the ^lacecnkA before departure. hour. - am i— she — 'Tve never a short time later, to vtolats "the controlled dtiig weak art and bougW been worried. I know my bt>- GutloRnsen got into his own law Bond tar each -was set at toriitoruahaB tor the eiiUhy 3b- I band. I can my I Uve artth a oar, and poUoe sold they began $7,300. mnn tapenaas ilslsgsttnri V -A - PAGE TWENTY ■\ THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1969 AYwage Daily Net Press Run lEtiptttng ilf r a li Far The Week Ended June 28. 1666& The Weather les, Simsbury and Evelyn Rob R ockville erts. Prospect St,, Rockville.' Chance o4 scattered thunder Dlschagred Tuesday: Dale PJV.C. 15,459 showers toward evening, ’IV> Hospital Notes Schenk, Mt. Vernon Dr., Rock night cloudy, decreasing hu ville; Frank Mlffltt, Rockville; midity. Low 85 to TO. ’Tbtnor- Visltlniir hours are 12;S0 to 8 Thomas Lee, Franklin Park. MancheMer— 4 City of Village Charm row cloudy, idiowers likely. p.m. in all areas except mater Rockville; i Oliver Johnston, VOL, LXXXVm. MO, 2<5 (TWENTY-POUR PAGES-TWO SECTIONS) nity where they are 2 to 4 and Rockville; Katheryn Pippin, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1969 6:30 to 8 p.m . ''' (Claaslfled Advertlstiig on Page 20) Broad Brook; B arbara Olen- I ~ ~ ^ ------^------PRICE TEN CENTS der, Gehring Rd., Tolland; Admitted Tuesday: Patricia* BINGO Louis Lavltt, Hillsdale Dr., Fournier, Cook Rd., Tolland; EVERY MONDAY-E P.M. Rockville; BMlen Gunther, Rock A Donald Johnson, Rock^lle; ville; Robertha H a^s, Rock 26 VILLAGE STREET, ROCKVILLE Apollo TV Schedule George Allen, Rt. 2, Tolland; ville, and Kathleen Duval, Vil P. A. C. BALLROOM NEW YORK (AP)—F^low- Vernon ;n-ald lage St,, RockvHle. Scott Tetro, Broad Brook; Mar Honduras Charges ing are the television sêd- jorie Nelson, Tankerhoosan ules of major networiu for A liquor company In Peoria. Apollo 11 coverage; Birth Control Advice Rd., Vernon; John Bemache, 111., produces up to 1,500,000 bot ThompsonvlUe; Josephine Rob Read Herald Advertisements BMday : Live color trans- tles of liquor a day. missiiMi scheduled for 7 :32- 7:47 p.m. BH>T, all three net Cease Fife Breach works; • ABC. one-minute progress report at 10:58 p.m. Saturday; ABC, 1-2:80 p.m. and 4-4:30 p.m ., decision on Proposed by Nixon It Yourself or Lei Us Do If For You auras agreed provisionally peace plan calls for a vador and Tegucigalpa, the can lunar orfott and transmission to halt their war at dawn by the Itals of the two w anSi natloi^ from ciqMule, 6 p.m. bulletin today but Honduras ™ s ^m Honn .While the negoUatlng went on, on commltal to lunar bum, - WASHINGTON (AP)— charged its neighboring ’ SaivadoFs larger, better progress report 8:28 p.m.; President Nixon told (3on- enemy broke the cease than ^ 5 ooa equipped army made new ad- OBS. 4-4:22; NBC 1-2 p.m. gress today he wants to 4-4:20. U ve transm ission Is Highlights “I t»JTS between 4 and 4:20 p.m. make available within five ’ years free birth control ad we,tem"f„V ' “ force hit back'at several points. Of Moon Trip vice to American women of A government spokesman In Plaza said a team head- There was no official word on child-liearing age with low Tegucigalpa. Honduras’ capital ^ CouncU Chairman casualties In the four-day-old »°torton incomes. s^d the Honduran forces at Holguin of Colombia was TEMPLE’S war. but informants In Teguci Sp ace Words “'■® toghllghls of In a spoclnl message, NLxon Nuevo Ocotepeque returned the through the rilght on a galpa said close to 1,000 Hondur ^^llo 118 second and third estimated that nearly 5 mUHon fire. draft of resolutions for ending SPACE CENTER, Houston ^ e conflict. ans had been hilled or wounded. U S. women "do not now have CARPET and FLOOR COVERING Up to that time, prospects had (AP) — Ah. the comforts of SiSu?“='^' ‘‘to'* adequate access to family plan ’The Honduran governm ent ra- The day ahead: ning aaaistance. 300 MAIN STREET fighting that^ hadta d beenb . „ Dehydrated^lood. weightless Astronauts Nell a . Arm- ' Proposing an expansion and TEL. M3-6M2 way since Monday. There were reports In Tegucl ness. a picture window view of Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. ™d reorganisation Of federal family Glen Haven Campers Hold Swim Meet guln’s group was In constant the world, sleeping under the Michael Collins awake from a phinsiing services, but giving no A peace committee of the Or telephone communication with ganization of American States (See Page Ten) couch—such la the life of an lab o u r rest period at 8:30 a.m estimate of the Increased spend Camp Cilen Haven’.s second annual swim meet was shown behind the boys. Toby Kimball, the former remained In Tegucigalpa In Its Apollo 11 astronaut. then eat a breakfast of peaches’ ing Involved. Nixon s a k l: held last ni^ht and these three younf? natators University of Connecticut basketball star and now effort to achieve a formal For amusement, there’s al bacon squares, apricot cereal "Clearly, In no circum stances were competing in the medley relay. Arts and a member of. the NBA’s San Diego Rockets, will be cease-fire which both naUons ways the night plan. It makes c ^ and grape and orange will the aotlvlttes associated crafts, and nature study projects were also exhibit at the camp for the final camping period from would respect. good reading for moonbound with ow" pursuit of IMs goal be ed la.s't niffht ,and one of the di.splay boards is. Aug. 4 to Aug. 15. (Herald photo by Silver) Foreign Minister Francisco spacem en Nell A. Armstrong, After a morning of im ie acUv- allowed to Infringe on the rell- Jose Guerrero of El Salvador Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. and Mi ■ Ity. they eat lunch at l :30 p.m. glous canviettona or persvml Both Countries constating of chicken soup, tur^ chael Collins. Miss Judith A. Tects of 44 Donald W. Fish of 61 Oliver ■aid the temporary cease-fire wishes and frevdoin of any Indi Mrs. Hedvlg Vllllu of Ra.st -m "We are very comfortable up key with gravy, fruit drink and vidual. i«>r will they be allowed Porter St.; Alan R. Tupek of 19 Rd. received a bachelor of fine orders had been sent to com Hartford will display .■■a^veral of here," Collins said Thursday. cheese cracker cubes. About Town Concord Rd., and Sherry L. arts degree, and Ronald M. ^3 DAYS ONLY— THURS., FRI., SAT. mand pouts at all three fronts to Impair the absolule right of her oil paintings at the Connec on which the Salvadoran army "We do have a happv home. Main activity of the day be all Individuals to have such Miembor.s of Memorial Tem ticut Bank and Tnist Co. on Banister of 23 Maple St., Wap- Povlovsky of 0 Tolland Ave., Badly Dantagec gins at 4:30 p.m. when the luruu* ple. Pythian SlstcTH, will meet Rockville,.received a master of Invaded Honduras. ’There’s plenty of room for the mattera of consctence rrapected Main St. for a, month starting plng are on the. honors dean’s JUST ARRIVEDê x 12 module (LM) ia pressurised for tonight a t 7:15 at the Holme.s list for the spring semester at education,'from Ohio University DISCONTINUED One of these fronts Is around By ELOY O. AGUILAR dor w « c In a pn three of us and I think we’re all by public HUthortUes." tomorrow. She Is a mem ber of Nuevo Ocotepeque. A Honduran m «oo- learning to find our favorite llt- the first time, ’The hatch be Tit expand family planning Funeral Home^, 400 Main St., the Manchester Fine Arts As- the University of New Hamp In Athens, Ohio. Associated Press Writer - nomic growth at a __ tween the LM and the command to pay respects to the late Mrs. shire. Miss Carolyn J. Trask of CARPET SAMPLES spokesman said Thursday the to tie comer to sit In.” servlms, Rotart H Finch, sec Eoelatlon, BRAIDED RUGS Collins said weightlessness Is ■hip Is opened at 5 :40 p.m., and retary of health, education and Etta PerkJns, a member. Ripley Hill Rd., Coventry was John Mather Chapter, Order Aldrin crawls through the tim- named to the highest honors of DeMblay, 50th Annlveamry 100% Nylon C A .^ Ea. 2’ X 3’ and caused permanewt damage Oential American O om i^ comfortable, ’’but after a while welfonc. told newsmen an InlUal William E. Brennan, son of northward to Honduras’ Carib- to the Central American Cbm- Market Oomnfcfi you get to the point where nel Irtlo the Id l. Armstrong fol ♦ 80 million will be needed plus King David Lodge of Qdd committee wUl have a sped^ ■/s” Thick lows 10 minutes later. Both In Fellows will meet tomorrow at Mr. ani Mrs. Robert D. Bren meeitlng tomortow at 7:30 p.m. $ 4 9 .9 5 mion Market,” Hbnihiran Ifor- El Salvador the smallest ‘**'*‘’ rattling ♦30 million annual Increases un spect the LM's Interior and be 7:80 p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall. nan of 28 Princeton S t.; Wil Miss Belly-.Iane Turner and at 610 Spring St. home of Rooco FairtaHtic Color Sefleotlon MAKE IDEAL CAR ® Salvador elgn Minister Tiburdo Cartas most industnUl^ country*^ “Vund Md tanging off the cell- til. In the fifth year, the cost ex- liam H. Martens, son of Mr. and Miss Debbie Ransom of the come familiar with working in cwils 1150 million. J. FraixxxUne Sr., dad adWaor. While 'nwy Lent Beg. 76.06 FLOOR MATS had to a temporary Castillo said this week a«er El the flve-Tnember toe sides.” • the 1.A1 In weightlessness. Mrs. William Martens of 0 Betty-Jane Turner School of cease-fire Wednesday night, but Salvador invaded his country munity—Guatemnls. "find a Ittle cor- He etolmaled more than one*- Theiy will act of (be global ern State College In Wllllmantlc or grapefruit drink. Mrs. Francis Madden of 128 tend the student session of fhe |x>pulatlon explosion If govern where he Is majoring in social Cosmefics BIhsoU St., has been promoted convention.- Astronauts begin nine-hour studies. He transferred .to rest period a t 0:80 p.m. ments, private ogmolm and the ' to his present rating While home Nine Vetoes Target M V .A , TV ^ BX3SC from Manchester Com The day past; United Naltons tell to begin ITS on leave, H6 Is serving with HEW U ia UttTINB BEHHTY EBB YBBB HBME AT... Andrew Aldrin, 10, in followed by a group of neigh- dealing now wUh antlctpoted Miss Bonnie Lynn Lawrence, munity College where he had AU this and the potenaal tor All three pilots were awake at lhi» Navy Mobile ConstnKttlon ’’Well . It looks like It’s about Ixirhood youngHterR anxiouH to see his picture in problems of 571 Porter St., a third grade maintained a dean’s list aver Increased economic cooperation 8:20 a.m. when mission oontrol 7Ui Bn. (Seabotw). Ho ret>«me was with Uve ~ of money to be clashing armies. Mrs. Edwin E. Aldrin was the hero of the neigh- visit to Sao Paulo, Brazil, said he got 6% hours sleep, 100 million to more Ilian 300 mil At The Pftrkade 3rd M arine Divlstm in tlie Miss Mary-Jane Dodge and legislative ste^ a n d R------is said In----- Latin Amertca where her sister and brother- Miss Annabelle Dodge, daughr Armstrong and OoUlns each got l)orhiK)d around the/ Manned S|iacecrnft Center, lion by the year 2,000| he pred Northern I Corps area. He will tave i^lded to recommend that studies —‘‘with no required re- that toat nothing cancon bebo as bitter as Icled MANCHESTER in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. tors of Mr. arid Mrs. Paul tta le^lature override nine of porting of expenditures to any- between two seven. Houston, Tex., aftef his photo api>eareopulaavsrn- branch equality with the execu- ^ t o r hnmlgrants, aritenna aboard the lunar land- earth from 148,(XX> mites sway, past their appointed wukeup While the sstronsuta slept, Uve and judicial branches of ® “^"“ted that mon* than Ing craft, where Aldrin will be showing North and Central lime. state government.” ^ when highway co^mna- ^,000 Salvadorans reside in listening before he step* out on ' "How do all our lystem i Ihelr epareahip hurttad toward (ftae Page Tea) America and the Psclflr Ocean- a soisUled "twilight ions" In Dempsey’s veto message last proceelngs are delayed; Hxsidurae, most in farming the lunar suifoce. In daylight, streaked by rlqudef^ lookT" Edwin E Aldrin Jr ask which the gravltellonaj Influ month saw the hill puts no curbs (See Page Nineteen) ______(See Page Nineteen) (S<» P«g, Twraty-lhree) / ed on waking. (Mmi PGfe Tro) "They’re looking great," ence of the earth and moon, to about equal CThoice of patterns and color in icalpi- came the reply from . the ground , At It 22 p m EDT tonight, USSR Says tur^, tweeds, plush. Aldrii), Nell A Armstrong and the moon will win the gravita Michael (.tolllns had rested II tional tug-of-war and ApoUo 11 hours, spenning an entire shift, will be In the grip of the moon’s L i^ a Path of oontrollera. gravity The astronauts srill ALL PURPOSE CARPET KITCHEN CARPET "The old black team le com- This Is the outdoor carpet you pass through this invisible bar No Threat can't beU from indoor c a r^ pialiring that they didn't have a rier when they sri 43,4M miles Made of strong man-miade NOW 1/2 PRICE! chance to meJie any , tranemts- from ths moon and 214,400 8I*ACE CENTER, Hcasrion Olefin fibers. Use It on patio $ 0 9 9 lUofiM during the nlgtd," mission mUes . from their ehrtnldng 6.66 8q. Yd. Regular $10.00 yard yd. ll's speed will ..Increase from Ulna IS would m t Interfere with ”Tha*'e the best kind." Cot about 2.000 to 6,000 mUes an the night of Apollo II, ostronwit llns Joked. p-a hour as the pUote sweep Prank Bornton seJd h e r o to S ^ 100% NYLON 9 IK 12 NYLON RUGS Artranaut Erana U the cap toward Ihe moon. The Soviet reeponse to Inqutr- h e a v y d u t y sule rommunk-ator b^r the over lea frwn here, relayed by Bor- PRICED AT, The Quiet All Ends FiafelMd. AS LO night, or black, shlft^ • (I Piige Tea) ftoto, gave no hint of whether While They LmH. the Luna speicecraSl would RUBBER BACK • 4 9 . 9 S ' make a landing. / ' i KITCHEN In a cahie from academician Air Conditioner M V Keivyah. preotdant at the CARPET CERlUflC BATHROOM Soviet Academy of Setoneso. Earthly Problems Borman was told thot the BxeeBent Beleetton of FASHIONETTE Ootora—I t Ft. WUMAe Ht costs so little aad adds so/inuch. orbit would nut "toterseci the TRIM. TAPERED AND TRULY PORTABLE ■ It lasts a lifetime. Don't settie for sub- i publtohod Irajectery" of ApoUo :stitutee. Nothing has the style tike M and that Soviet qfflclato CERAMIC’ Beset Home Front • 6,000 BTU’t would inform Horman If there SPACE CENTER, Houston photogrephera aad dump traeka were any change 179 • Smooth, Ullra-Quial rotary comprataor (AP) Hie near-perfect carting soil from the swimming Borman, who returned recant- 6 Reusable air filter can be vacuumed or emoothneae of'the night of Apol poo* escavaUan. ly from a uoir at the Soviet Un lo 1-1 . so ter hss not been w ashad There was a high space center ion. asked tor details of the mmtch«d on th« hom« front, strategy meeting, rsaultli^ In Ulna night In a telepfame coil. • Ten-poaition automatic lharmoalat ‘fueedsy night, before Ihe NAhA ufhclala here the neighbor poetponing work on USE OUR EASY PAY PLAN • Two (an-apaad aattinia * Up to 100 Sq. Ft, IndiiileB ^bor, launch, e midden ihun-Jerstorm the swimming pool for one day The Sovtel reeponoe was re • Fresh air exchanger ' Materials and Your Cboiee of Atora. blew down a Mg shade tree be and In an early mornliqi cable ceived here last night In ths m L ftwrn of a • able from KslvyMl. side Michael ColUi^' front door repair Job by the etoctrte power Manned ■paceerafi Center offi- company The Soviet response gave do- LEXAN« Eaiy to Inaiall clato sent an emergency call to tsUs of the Luos path. They cor Molded Outer Four rotator air Apollo commander Nell ^ A Compact.. . light direclora turn in- n il ENCLIISIK Nasmiu Boy city workers, who responded to what hod bean ro- âae weight. Ready to divlduatly to tailor had the hsekberry Ire4 aiwed Arti.strong's home to oh a elreet pofled Thursday by the JodreO Virtually unallcor Inatall in moat airdirecllnn. \A Into fireplace wood within s few traveled frequently by heavy Bank Observatory Ut CngUnd. ted by^weelher ; .. windowi. Elimlnatai direct conetrucllon trucks going to a l-una le urbuing the moon al aJ- won't chip, peel'or txam . drafla on room neeiby restdcnttol development. moet (he sam e tevet Apotlq to to flake. occupanti. WHILE On the sam e dsjir, workmen S0 7 J 5 rtsried digging s ewhmmlng A p>x>l televtolon crew whooe ny roughly 6b miles- but on a THEY pool behind s house sdjsccnt te rqurpmsnt vehicle steye parked whully dlffsrent path. LAST Edwin E. Aldrin Jr.'s hmii^ In front of the house os a tempo fforman mods two calls, which to on B diort dead snb rary relay center comptolned NASAjafficlato sold, both at ths rtrtet, ^ . ." J that the trucks' Urea would CtuimofSar C. Croft. m O N ES REQ. fS9.M FifM. the, Wovtarii cut Into sn Mum Ihe televtolon- iranomto- ®* flight opsroUons #75-6292 te»

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