T H U R S D A Y , ’JULY 2, 1790 PAOB TWENTY ilaitfJjwlTr Ewnttig k y Average IM y Net^PreiB Rmt For Tile Wedi IM ed W e a k e r Jane pi , 19M and Debra J. Mlkellte, OPENING SOOW Good, 6 Olcott St.; Mrs. Jeanne Bolton, Mostly cloudy through ‘Sat­ Poe Appointed Public, Records Bolton. urday; chance of showers late Manchester Lemek, Goose Lane, Tolland; About Hospital Phone RIZZO'S GREAT NEW in day both days. Low tonight Mrs. Minna Andersen, 63 North Building Permits 15,610 T o U o fH Post Warrant*^ Deeds .-A ' Alanchester Chapter'-jDlsabled about 66. Daytime highs in 70a. Hospital Notes The telephone number for ■St.; Mrs. Mary H. Cotter, 38 -Henry C. and .Mildred S. Ten­ Nutmeg Homes Inc., house Veterans, ' and its BRANCH STORE Manchester Memorial Hospi- MancheHer^—A City of VUlage Charm Deepwood Dr.; Mrs. Lois Car­ Roger F. Poe of Rocky Hill, ney to I^wrence E. and Marga­ 26 Country Club Dr., $25,000. -^Uxllfary will sponsor d hotdog tal was changed a few Vernon Circle TlSniN'O BOCBS penter, 188 Broad St.; Mrs. formerly of Manchester, has ret F. Hail, property .at 13 Wesley Bunce, foundation aJ-. ro'ast tonight for patiente at months ago, but too late to Ri. 88 - Exit 85 VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 233 Intermsdlato Care Semi- .Carolyn llnklepaugh, 40 Olcott been appointed an assistant di­ Marshall Rd., conveyance tax 14 Spencer St., $2,000. V, jtcKky Hill Veterans Hospital. (TWENTY PAGES—TV SECTION) be listed correctly in the new oU Uts. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1970 (dnaalfled Advertising on Page 11) PRICE TEN CENTS frivate, noon-S p.ni., and 4 p.m. St. rector of admissions at the Uni- $26.86. Morlarty Bros. Inc., building planning to attend will t pjn.; private rooms. It a.m.- phone books. The hospital Also, Miss Barbara Lee, 28 versity of Hartford. C. R. Burr and Co. Inc. to the a t'347 Center St., $^39,000. meet at the hospital at 6:30. < p.m „ and 4 p.m.-S p.m. number is 6^1222.'' Elm St., Rockville; Miss Chris- The gon of Mrs. Frances E, W. G. Glenney Co., % Interest Everett W. VanDyne for ( ----- ^ FedlatriOs: Parents allowed tine A. Mlele, 393 E. Middle pee of 37 Tanner . St. and the ih parcel of . land set back from Richard Embser, recreation, Full Gospel Christian Fellow­ any time except noon-S p.m.; E. Pelton, 68 Wellwood Circle, Tpke,; Miss Karen Wright, 28 i^te Dr. Pascal Poe, he was an N. Main St., conveyance tax room 'fo basement and carport ship, Interdenonainatlonal, will Watch ottiers, 2 p.m.*8 pan. Rockville. Brent R d.; Miss Kim Danahy,. admissions counselor at the $1.66. at 39 Judith Dr., $3,900. have a Bible study and open Boat Strikes Mine, N o H erald Self Service: 10 a.m.*S p.m., 24 Village St.; Miss Leslie So- uofH to r a year before his re Herman M. Frechette and Roger Talbot for Antbulance discussion ^tonight at 7:30 in Also, Mrs. Ella M. Quish, 61 4 p.m.>8 p.m. kola. East Hartford; Miss Lnnra ^ent appointment. His father George L. Popik to Michael A. Service of Manchester, -^second Orange Hall. T om orrow ^ Thousands En Route to Washington St.; Mrs. Eunice btensive Care and Coronary Landry, Windber, Pa.; Franklin the university’s first pro- and Evelyn L. Carter, property story addition to buiidikg at lS4 M. Ruff, 281 Autumn St.; Mrs. In observance of the O w e: Immediate fam ily only, Davis Jr., 1892 Manchester Rd., vost. on School St., conveyance tax E. Gentelr §t.’, $7,600. i Manchester Lodge of Elks Viet CiviHans Killed Helen Stewart, 249 E. Center anytime, limited to five mln> Glastonbury; Shawn Menzel Poe, a 1961 graduate of Man­ $28.06. , ' \rill hold its weekly seafood holiday, The Herald will St.; Mrs. Linda F. Suskey, 234 ]^ r k Dr., COventrj^ Theodore SAIGON (A P ) —^. A passenger river boat struck a otea. chester 'High School, received night tomorrow starting at 6 not publish tomorrow, Keeney St.; Raymond Test, 468 wochoski. East HarUord; Mrs. Leonard and Alice M. Parent RIZZO POOL COMPANY floating mine just south of the Demilitarized Zone today Maternity : Fafliers, 11 a.m.> a BA degree in English litera­ to Robert A. and Carolyn R. Rental Order 'p.'m. at the Elks Home on Bls- July 4. To all our readers For ‘Honor America’ Celebration W. Middle l^ke..; Mrs. Hazel Constance Lopes, 48 Spruce St.; killing 46 of the 50 Vietnamese civilians . 12:45 p.m., and t : N p.m.*8 ture from the University of Parrot, property at 163 Lobnais Clrcult St. The event is open to 3884 Berlin Tpke., Newington we say: Have a safe and S. Torrey, Putnam; Mrs. Jean- Walter J_ Doyle, Elizabeth Dr., HARTFORD (A P ) ------— aboard, a government spokesman announced. p.m .; ottiers, 8 p.m.*4 p.m., and H a lford in 1967. At the univer­ St., conveyance tax $24.76. happy holiday and we’ll By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS nette p. Vennart, 102 West St.; Hebron. Court Judge William C.-Bleluch members and guests. ------—------The mining occurred on a 0:80 p.m.-S p.m. sity, he took part in two lead­ Dorothy C. Beach, Wells C. be seeing you again on Mrs. Marilyn S. WelO, ElUng- Also, Miss Catherine T. Mor­ has Issued a temporary injunc­ branch of the Cua Viet River The- nation celebrates Age Umits: It in maternity, ership conferences, was a thr.ee- Dennison and Robert C. tion barring a New Britain land­ w ^ less than a. mile from Dong Ha, Monday. its 194th birthday Satur­ 12 in other areas, no limit in ton Ave., Rockville. iarty, 106 Olcott St.; Mrs. Dor-’ year member of the golf team, Dennison to the Town of Man­ lady from renting an apartment day with the ti^itional srif'service. (BIRTHS YESTERD AY: A son othy M. Chapman, 718 Center "and served as chancellor and chester, parcel of land set back J f t n f i n the boat’s desUnatlon about nine to ^nyone but a Puerto Rican O mn Seen m „eg aouth of the DMZ. to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Roche, gt_; Mrs. Josephine A. Deuel, secretary of Lambda Phi Alpha from Tlmrod Rd. fireworks displays, picnics The administration reminds 438 Center St.; a son to Mr. and Windham;.John C. Childs, 202 S. fraternity. woman who applied for it. 2peii all day fridoy^ The river is regularly pa­ / and oratory. The largest visitors that with constmctlon Mrs. Kenneth. Price, East Hart- Main St.’ ; Aldo Enrico, 25 From August 1966 to (Decem- Quitclaim Deeds Ih e injunction restrains Anna Getting Role trolled by U.S. and South Viet­ Educators festivities will be in'Wash­ under way, paridng space is foKl; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ridgewood St.; Mrs. June Pet- ber 1968, Poe served with the Savings Bank of Manchester Maria Carbone from renting, NH namese boats and North Viet­ ington, D.C., where thou­ Bmlted. Visitors are asked to Gerald Buttimer, Ellington; a erson and daughter, 29 North- Peace Corps in Nigeria as an to C. R. Burr and Co. Inc., leasing or selling an apartment namese mines in it have sunk or sands of persons are head­ bear with the liospital whUe the S. Torrey, Putnam; Mrs .Jean- field St.; Mrs. Brenda L. Grot- Instructor at the Sokoto Teach- to anyone but Mrs. Jose Otes« damaged a number of boats. property set back from N. Main Plan National ing for Honor America Day poiiing problem exists. Stump, Storrs. ton and daughter, 70 W. Main ers Training College., H,e taught St. of New Britain. Of Policeman But the toll today was believed events. ' DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; St., Rockville; Mrs. Angela underquallfled primary school The Four Bellep Co. to C. R. Mrs. Otero has filed a com­ . to be the largest. Sponsors of Honor America Patients Today: 2M Mrs. Betty Petricca,_218 Porter Carrier and daughter, 30 Church teachers in English, arithmetic, Burr and Oo. Inc., land set back plaint with the Connecticut Hu­ B y SPENCER DAVIS Only light, scattered fighting Program s Day, who include evangelist‘BU- ADMITTED YESTERDAY: St.; Mrs. Harlene Hawkes, 22 St.; Mrs. Theresa C. Walmsley history, geography, health, and from N. Main St. man Rights and Opportunities Associated Press Writer was reported in South Vietnam. ly Graham and entertainer Bob Peter Aceto, 270 Woodland St.; Essex St.; William Gienty, 63 and daughter. North Wlnham; physical education. He also was Marriage Licenses Commission charging Mrs. Car­ M ANILA (A P ) — Philippine but the U.S. Command reported By W ILLIAM J. WAUGH Hope, esttmate that moFe than Miss Prances .|klescia, WUllmM- Dougherty St.; Mrs. Susan Nep- Mrs. Dianna Casasanta and coach for ap area basketball James Bernard Mahoney .Tr., bone with discrimination. President Ferdinand Marcos the loss of another plane a week A P Education Writer 200,000 will participate Saturday tlc; Mrs. Susan Apter, 66 High- tune, 160 School St.; Mrs. June daughter, 228 Oak St. team. \ said today that with the United ago. It was a Navy A7'Crusader - BAN FRANOISOO (AP) — in memorial and patriotic cere­ wood Dr.; Mrs; Branda F. Aren- - States reducing Its military pos- jbt that crashed as it was taking ~ monies at the naUon’s capital. burg, 124 E. Center St.. Mrs. ture In Asia, Japan cannot avoid off from a carrier June 26 on a ^ f ? National Education Associa­ Going to Washington for the Helen P. Barton, 112 Lake Rd., taking more responsibUity for mission to Laos. H ie pilot was peace and order in the region. rescued. tion’s 108th annual convention Honor America - Independence Andover. Eric V. Cavar, 22 begin hammering out their "UiUmately Japan will have South Vietnamese officials ‘Day ceiebratloiu is a 17-car Northlield Rd., Coventry: Mrs. 1970-71 program today on such train reserved for 1,200 persons to assume a more active mili­ also announced the withdrawal Jeanette M. Coderre, Stafford - touchy Issues as integration, tary role,” he said In an Inter­ of a brigade of marines—be- from New York City; a train Springs; Donald.Plavell, 80 Fo­ church-state relations and fed- view. But he added: bringing 400 persons from Rich­ ley S t; Mrs. Josephine M. Oe- o “ » education, mond, Va., and a 600-car motor­ ‘ “ We look with concern at the from Cambodia, reducing the linas, 48 Joseph St.; Mrs. Pa­ The delegates will be in ses­ cade bringing many others from Increasing • expenditures of Ja­ total number of South Viet­ tricia OUman, Stafford Springs. sion through Monday. They the same area; a chartered pan on its military budget. namese troops in the neighbor- Also, Mrs. Patricia Oral, 122 have completed three days of plane carrying 160 high school Whlle the United States is In'the country to about 28,000. Oakland S t; Mrs. Grace D. meetings of affiliated organiza­ pupils from the Dallas, Ite ., Hillery, 18 Munro S t; John D. Pacific, I do not see any reason In Phnom Penh, the Cambo- tions. area, and many others from Joynes, Portland; Jared Kalag- for concern over this, but the dian capital, the Cambodian The NEIA, increasingly other parts of the country. ber. Beach Rd., Tolland; moment you withdraw I think mllitap'' command said newly aggressive______in____ the____ drive_____ for ra- Graham said at a news Mathew W. Karosl, Mansfield the small nations would be wor- reinforced Communist divisions clal balance in public Mhools, conference Friday, “Honor Depot; Mrs. JudlA Keen, 87 OPEN LATE THIRS. AND FRI. FOR LAST MINUTE HOLIDAY NEEDS - CLOSED SAT. JULY 4TH ’ are preparing for a major new will be even more so in the next America Day Is not for hawks Waddell Rd.; James and J(riin He predicted that Aslan na­ offensive and already are mov- year, said Walter J. O’Brien of and doves, or Democrats or R e­ Mauluccl, 44 Croft Dr.; Ken­ tions 'Will Increasingly assume ing assault troops into position Trenton, N.J., chairman of the •U' publicans, or black or white. R neth T. Morgan, 8 Victoria Rd., Medicated SolareiEiine responsibility for the mainte­ in Mie key area. NBA Human Rights Council. is all of us together.” Coventry; Miss Jennifer Mur­ nance of peace and order, but it A spokesman said Cambodian O’Brien told a news confer- A special two-minute salute phy, 166 Oriien Manor Rd.;- will be some time before they Spray 4 oz. Reg. 2.09 Jumbo 30”x60” . and South Vietnamese troops ence Thursday that extensive throughout the naUon, with Abraham Nllsen, RFD 2, Rock­ can take over this respo^iblllty are “ ready for anything.” He desegregation la a fact UIFough- church bells chiming, train ville; Herbert Nixon, 12 Green SOURCME Stop skin pain with 1 completely. " • added that the enemy threat tp out the South but warned "the whistles blasting and motorists R)Jl.; Christiaan Noordendorp Benzocai'ne. Printed Marcos met for an hour Phnom Penh has "receded con- potential exists for the evils of sounding their horns at 11 a.m. Sr.", 862 Beelzebub Rd.; Robert Wednesday with Secretary of slderably.” hatred atld discrimination to local time, was urged by the Q.T. Tanning Lotion turn desegregation into humili­ Honor America sponsors. SUNeURN Beach ToweJs The spokesman said another The model used for the stern-visaged Statue of Liberty was the mother of 1.50 - 2 oz. said ^ g e r s assured him “ there major threat is developing ation for thousands of blacks.” sculptor Frederic Bartholdi (1834-1904). The distance from chin to cranium M onday Boy Scouts in Virginia, car­ Democrat Lead Plastic Tube. the around Kompong Thom, 89 James H. ‘Williams, director measures 17 feet, three inches; from ear to ear, 10 feet. (A P Photofax) rying an American flag on a ba­ Fantastic Speciall Tans in 3 tt) 5 ho'Jts with or 7 9 < t there will be a miles north of Phnom Penh, of the N B A’s Southeast regional ton, were running from Wil­ In Voters 122 without sun. decrease of personnel, so the with fresh enemy troops moving office in Atlanta, said NBA in­ liamsburg to the naUonal caj)!- number of Americans in vestigators have documented H oliday e m a 99:each Asia into position outside the' city. tal. They plan to be there when \ Manchester Democrats in­ Wash ’N Dri will be more limited.” The highway between Kompong hundreds of incidents where Graham conducts religious creased their lead over Man­ 984 paick of 22 ui view of U.S. domestic prob- Thom and Phnom Penh was sUll hlack dducatore have been de- Antiwar Organizer Assails services at the Lincoln Memo­ chester Republicans by 72 vot­ Our 40 For clean-ups without water. Fantastic Value /,or lems, the president said, the closed despite efforts of several "'«>ted or fired after schools Roundup rial. Hope will lead the acUvl- ers in the past Inonth, boosting Handsome glass Rag. Ideal for picnics. 39<; feeling of Americans against Cambodian battalions to clear Integrated, Ues, including a stage show and the margins to 122. the Holidavl WASHINGTON (AP) — For­ ■ settee,---- a i.Vile ^ 12 sets pel..—-.store, no l189.99 u e . s n ------being policemen to the world is it. Many blank students, he add- fireworks display. ty-five states have followed the O f 161 new voters made since a logical consequence, and there , A month-long siege of Korn- ®*^' *’®®" segregated In \ Special events have been JuimxS, there are 94 Democrats, T a b l e ^Honor America ’ Celebration federal government's fead in Imported Sunglasses ‘■■'..Clues Is valid ground to expect the pong 'xhom was broken in late ^^ssses and lunch rooms In ra- J ,, ^ , , J , scheduled from California to 22 Re^i^licans, w d 86 unaffllt- 5-Pc. YVroughI Iron S t ,:',,™;' Ine family. Thick, U.S. government to deal V lth June after U.S. fighter-bombers schools. He singled WASHINGTON (A P ) — To antiwar demonstration in Wash- coat of washable paint for the Monday Maine. In Hawaii, the naUoii’a Our H*a- Our Reg. 1.93 absorbent. ated. At last night's voter-mak­ 99.70 (■ problems at home first. But h e ' made heavy air strikes on ene- Louisiana, Mississippi and one veteran antiwar organizer Igton. occasion. holiday bills to give the work- youngest state, an Honor Am eri­ „esh 129.99 Many smart styles to select from__ for men, ing session,'<6 new voters were Deluxe added: “ It Is part of the respon- my positions around the town. Texas as states that are headed pourUi “ Honor Ameri- Originally, Abble Hoffman Davls didn’t push his sugges- at least five Uiree-day ca parade will be held at Waiki­ per store, no rain women, children. Palm Beach Imports made, of whofo 86 are Demo­ 1.33 sibllity of bigness and greatness This was the first reported dl- eventual disaster—U will planned to call the naUon’s Ylp- tions for long or very loudly. He weekends each year. ca" extravaganza in the na- ki. The parade chairman, Rob­ crats, 8 are Repiiplicans, and 6 to concern yourself with every- rect U.S. military intervenUon ^ violence.” pie tribes to the capital for a had another purpose in mind. ^ Monday holiday. bUl m a y ert______Cole,^ says “ there will be no' are unaffSiated. thing that Is happening In the on the side of Prem ier Lon Nol’s O’Brien said NEVA plans for tlon’s capital “ is the kind of “ Festival of L ife” on the “ We wanted, to show it up as the ^® enacted this year in banners, no'signs, just flags, During the month prior to l^st world—it affects you anyway.” tiuops. attacking defacto seere'- U'n thing that took place in Hitler’s Fourth, • right-wing thing that It Is. Now Louisiana. H ie legislatures of Maine Gov. Kenneth M. Curtis night, three Democreds were, c7)l« CALDOR Sneaker Jamboree! Marcos said U.S.-Phlllpplne The spokesman also reported ! " "orthem urban areas wlU ^ Germany.” But after “ Honor America” the hell with it,” he said. Oklahoma, South Dakota, West has proclaimed "Operation Pa- made voters at the registrars relations had improved during more harassing attacks in the **uP*®ut®"^ ®°on as funds " It ’s all there—^folklore, sec­ Day was announced Hoffman The fact that most New ----- Left u and Wisconsin < , get an- triotlsm”------for— -3 r p.m.---- Saturday,------j, of voters office. Ninety-nine are available. FILM SALE! the last six months due to frank S*®m Reap-Angkor area In ” canceled his haoDenlng. One figures, ■with the exception of o « e r chance to fall in step when asking the state’s resltjente to were made voters in the town Childrens' Womens’ Teens’ tarian politics, just like Nazi exchange of opiiUons between mrithwest Cambodia and other Before the convention is a res­ close associate explained, “ Ab- Davis, ignored the jevent, does foey meet again in January, / “ join with their fellow Ameri- clerk’s office, of whom 66 are Germany. It’s scary,” Stewart Kodachrome 1 O A the two governments and fre- harassing attacks on govern- olution calling for a cutoff of all bie thought it would be a massa­ not necessarily meahvthat “ Hon- Under a law adopted by cans in a minute of meditation, Democrats, 14 are Republicans, Tennis Sneakers federal funds and services to Meacham says, " It really is.” 35mm-20 exp...... l u O 'Y quent meetings which helped to "»®n‘ ^rooP® “ ®“ ‘ the provincial “ “ “ cre ” Another source said the or Am erica” celebrants will gress In 1968, four exlsting/ha- reflectlhg on toe common bless­ and SO are unaffiliated. Caldor Meacham’s advice to the left' --X" Made clear up irritL ts capitals of Takeo, south o f P“ -°®hl®» ^ “ ools. decision was. {>olltical and would have the day to themselves. tional holidays and one lipw one ing of citizenship.” Manchester voter lists total ■ItS' X Even if it is approved over ex­ “ Stay away from it. Any a W utsTIM^IIltll Kodachrome | O Q in Speciall Because a constitutional con- Penh, and Prey Vleng, have been made with or without Long before “Honor Ameri- -Columbus Day-wlll/5orever At Philadelphia’s hidepend- 23,128 as of today, with 8,871 LEADING isting opposition in both north­ tempt to get into it makes !■ 3Smm-36exp...... U.S.A. "Honor America” Day. ca” Day was announced, there Mondays be^ iing next ence Hall, toe nation’s “ cradle Democrats, 8,749 Republicans, AMERICAN 2.99 venUon Is scheduled next June 1 “ *® capital, ern and southern states, there is more interesting and builds It.” of liberty,’’ actor Howard Keel and 6,603 unaffiliated. New ffom Warner Bros. MFR. to rewrite the Philippine consU- Sweeps by South Vietnamese Generally, the organized left Rennie Davis, another of the was talk of a marijuana smoke- y®®*"' Kodachrome . O A 7 Children sizes 6-3, navy, red, white. Raid Yard Guard General Electric Effective tech^ally only for will read from toe Declaration Next Week, the registrars of tution. It will be mld-1971 or lat- troops north of Phnom Penh,and (Se** Page Twelve) seems to be following Meac­ Chicago' 7 . conspiracy trial de­ in In Washington on the Fourth. Super b...... 4 Teens, womens 5-10, navy, white. by the Cambodian army south federal emplojj^s and for toe of Indepeadence and Sen. Hugh voters office expects to have an The Best of Outdoor Fogger er before the U.S. and PhlUp ham’s counsel and is ignoring fendants,. made a spoofing at­ And the word is out in the un­ New 20 In. Fan and southwest of the capital District of QMumbia, toe new Scott, R-Pa., will make a key- up-to-date list compiled from a pine governments can discuss the event. tempt to get the antiestab- derground press that the Kodachrome 1 Q/| Boys’ and Men’s have reduced . the threat to natlmial l^ld ays are: George note address, house-to - house canvass. The Peter, Paul & Mary their military base agreement But no one can safely predict lishment included on the Honor smoke-ln will be staged. KXI26-20 exp...... ■Kills insects up to Washlnjrt^’s Birthday, third New York Gov. Nelson A.' month-long canvass was con­ 20’ away and the Laurel-Lamrlev trade P®"*> the moment, the reacUon of toe disorganized America Day program. "The people who are mobile E598 J6(K. Basketball Sneakers 1.49 _ • ^ the arw\1r spokesman Aonn a«« note) said. Mond^/of February; Memorial Rockefeller, In line with gover- ducted to remove names of Kodacolor Q Q # agreement in any meaningful left—that collection of ragtag He proposed, among other will be In Washington for toe But the sweeping forces were Weicker Hits D a y y ^ t Monday of May; Oo- nors of other states, has asked those who are deceased and CXI26- 12 exp...... Way, Marcos continued. revoluUonarles, Yipples, pollU- things, that poet Allen Ginsberg, Fourth,” said a Ylpple source Raid House & Garden' urnht® to bring the Viet Cong lutj^us Day, second Monday of for a joint July 4-Honor Amert- those who have moved from 097 /I 94 21.70 “Any agreement we reached cized hippies and street people a New Left guru, be given equal in Chicago. “There’s a part of Kodacolor 1 Charge ill and North Vietnamese to battle, tober; Veterans Day, fourth ca celebratlcHi. Some 20,000 New Record Tap# Bug Killer before then might be rendere' who band together under names tiipe with . Billy Graham, and toe movement that’s always Manchester. CX126-20exp...... Five blades, 3 speeds. Cools up Tax ‘Waste’ onday of October. Yorkers expect to be in Wash- FANTASTIC 3.87 tuiu Liie spoxesman said as the iriiere it’s supposed to be hapj InoperaUve by the consUtuUonal like toe White Panthers, toe to ^ toe Washington Monument Don’t Think Twice Slowin’ in the Non-toxic to to 5 rooms in minutes. 10,000 Cambodian and South Viet­ Combined with Labor Day, CALDOR Suction soles. High or low styles in black convention,” he said. Up-Agalnst-toe-WaU, toe STP. be sloshed ■with a many-colored penlng.” Wind Lemon Tree If I Had a Polaroid CJolor Q humans or pets. CFM circulating, 2,100 CFM namese troops leave an area, WASHINGTON ,(AP) — Want celebrated toe first Monday of (See Page Seven) OFFER 9 9 t He cited the question of Am er­ “ A whole bunch of kids a; Hammer Day is Done - aqd more! Pack #108...... < > .U U or white. Boys 11-6, men 614-10. Effective! ventilating. #W25 to knw how your tax dollars "There’s a lot of people com­ September, the new dates as­ Nurses Rename icans continuing to own real town,” said a Wi .onunumg to own real es- r o n u Z ' " L l H t o V r o t for ®re being spent?It? ing,” said a tall young man with sure all federal workers five tate in the PhUlpplnes and to ex- a t L t a CCongressman o n g r L r Z x LLowell P. Weick- long brown curls and a sleeping 1st. “ But there is no Miss Leckfor tion and there are at) groups three-day holiday weekends aim m hili^ “ QuesUoned about reports from ®>‘ J*’., a Republican running for bag strapped to his back. "And Site for JJ.S. each year. there’s going to be a lot of politi­ that ere organizing/ Outside of Miss Margaret Leckfor of 16 U e V ^ ’ ' proper- Bangkok that the Thai air force t**® Senate, said Thursday he toe smoke-in, I doil’t think any­ Unchanged are New Year’s Anti-Crim e McKee St. recently was re­ Charge your purchaal Fantastic Valua cal disagreement.” * Charge - New Motorcycle Looklj no,. had been making bombing at- knows one of the answers — a thing’s going to k&ppen.” Day, Jan. 1; Independence Day, elected for her second temr as To' toe far left, the organized, grovem- tacks and air reconnaissance visitors’ gallery at the Internal Birthday Fete However, andther radical pre­ July Fourth; Thanksgiving, president of the Manchester toe unorganized and toe disor­ All Your Boys’ & Girls’ 20”. that toe Americans missions in Cambodia, toe Revenue BuUdlng here that cost sented this sdenEirio: — fourth Thursday of November, Grant Goes Registered Nurses Association, ganized segments included, toe “ nn/i property,” he said, spokesman said there had been $186|000. " I t ’s gohig to be hot. There’s and Christmas, Dec. 25. at its annual banquet at the Purcha8es! production featuring Bob Hope ®‘>"®tltutlonal no Thai mliltary acUvlty in toe Its purpose? Still Up in Air going to/be ‘lots of kids with no Promoted for many years by Clam Box in Wethersfield. Hi-Riser Bike convention comes up with a pro- country to date. According to Weicker toe dls- and toe Rev. BUly Graham is a travel agencies and toe trans- political show, pure and simple, clptoes'bn in toe reflecting pool. T o State Other elected officers are vislon that Americans are to be Reports in Bangkok Thursday plays tell toe tourists “ how toe By HENRIETTA,L£ITH T h e ^ kids are g^olng* to be mix- portatlon Industry, the Monday Mrs. Tague Armstrong, vice and a right-wing one, at that...... ■ . • - » Vw-k14«4n«r vtAzrA** n>nlMA«l considered as aliens unable to said Thai fighter-bombers had government took their taxes.” Associated Press Writer ing' -with hard tmts being holiday Idea never gained a WASHINGTON (AP) __ VS. president; Miss Judith Weiss, “ It’s a disgraceful exploita- property. Where would we attacked a village two miles In- But its effect, Weicker brought in by the bus load. The foothold In Congress until Rep. Rep. Thomas J. Mesklll an- seeretary; and Miss Marilyn Uon o i religion by-an admlnls- NEW YORK (AP) — Where side Cambodia to destroy arms charged, is to have “ rubbed kds are going to be smoking Robert MeCSory, R-RL, com­ nounced Thursday that the U.S. Phillips, treasurer. traUon using this' kind of thing and how will toe nation throw He added that preliminary left by 200 Cambodian soldiers salt in toe wounds of toe tax- dope and with their long hair bined It with long-pending legis­ Justice Department has award­ i f n . Vivian F. Ferguson, toe biggest birthday bash in its 29.88 talks were possible, but no final who fled to Thailand with their payer.” as a means to prop itself up,” lation to designate Columbus ed Omnecticut a $1.42 million and their Viet Cong flags, Whose ^olumn, "From Your One speed bike with coaster said Meacham, a former Pres­ history? , decision could be made. ' families. -The Thai defense 'min- "The design and exhibits cost they’re going to freak, the red- Day as a new national holiday. grant for fighting crime. Neighbor’s Kitchen,’ ’ appears brake. Boys style #3000-3, byterian pastor who helped The debate has been going on,, But, Mesklll said, toe state each Thursday in The Herald, girls #3001 - 3. (See Page Sevra) (See Page Twelve) (See Page Three) build last November’s massive to r years, even though toe cele- (See Page Twelve) (See Page Twelve) “ stands to be refused future fed- spoke of her experiences as a ' Doughboy 18’ x 48” Pool ^ brotion of toe 200th anniversary ______eral funds” under the federal columnist. ^ of toe founding of toe United crime control act "unless, ’sub­ Miss Frances R. Idzkbwskl Includes Ladder aridI Filter States wlU not take place for six stantial Improvements’ are and Miss Sharon M iller were Sea Devil Sailboat O ff Our Regular Heavy gauge steel wall, more years. If bought modo hi programs relating to co-chairmen of the event, and Unsinkable 12 foot bdat with^ rugged vinyl liner. 6” steel Various cities have vied for Our Prices On All saparataly A X 6 8 UJ U O U U O 8 0 O courts, prosecuttons and de- Miss M iller was responsible for jib and, mainsail. Aluminum *15 deck. Not assembled. Package toe honor of holding the major Rag. 318.94 ------fense.” the floral arrangements. mast and' boom. Very 159.97 Bed Tagged Bikes in Our Stock 4 - A. ^’ celebration in toe form of, a manueverable! 2 6 9 huge internaUonal exposltloii. Bailey Re-Elected Leader Connectlcut’a situation from the Choose from a wide variety of styles and models for boys or girts. Some have demanded an ob­ (USCG Approved) 66” Twin Oval ^ ^ Justice Department’s Law Ko- Town’s Offices Boat Cushions 2.89 Smashing values in this great Red Tag Sale!' servance more relevant to the Our Rag. 3.49 Won’t absorb water, won’t rot. Assorted colors. 1976 needs of a nation. Of State Democratic Party Poly Pool Soon, PrE^dent Nixon wiU Closed; Stores The grant will fund Coonecti-' Nylon Bope 2.34 3.79 6.99 make toe final decision. HARTFORD, Conn. (A P ) — Party unity. It says, wUl be cut for toe fiscal year startiiig Open on Friday X'dia. 3/8" die M'dii. Gym Dandy Gym Sale! Rte. Q Q Q The major factor in toe Presi­ John M. Bailey, toe state chair- “ vital to toe election success” this week, Reg. 8.99 Reg. ^99 Reg. 4.99 4.99 t f o y J dent’s decision wiU be a report man who has led, cajoled, or- of gubernatorial candidate Emil- But, said Mesklll, the Justice Qur end-of - season clearance is in time for all-summer fun! Most of the major department from toe American RevoluUon ganlzed, ordered, compromised to Q. Daddario. "once toe sena- Department attached the provteo Available in 50 ft. and 100 ft. sections. Priced per 50 ft. Quantities are limited . . . not all styles in all stoiei. No rain checks. Splashing fun for tots. #86;6 stores, food stores and banks in Bicentennial Commission, \riiich and leaned on Connecticut’s torial primary is over.” toat Ccmnecticut will hove to Im- the Manchester area will be has been wrestling with the Democrats for. 24 years now, ^ jjjg meeting, Bailey’s horn- prove that part of its program #932 Rag.15.99_...... 13.40 problem and has been bombard­ - open tomorrow an4. closed Sat­ Life Vests (USCQ Appro*«l) 2.39 2.69 72-Inch Poly Pool, Reg. ii.99_...... was elected Thursday night to inatlon got a second from a Which applies to couij|a prose- urday, July 4. 9.99 ed with Verbal and grajMc 46-90 tin. Adult siz. serve a 13th two-year term. long-time rival for power with- cutions and defense Ifit wants R.g.Z99 Rag. 3.39 #299 Rag. 23.99...... 19.87 Big poly pool with built - in slide and ladder. #715DB propaganda by the proponents The Municipal Building will be He faced no opposition. In toe party. New Haven town 1>>® program to be funded after closed tomorrow and Saturday. of various cities and plans for Bailey’s reelection came In #48 Rag. 26.99...... 21.40 Little Surfer, Reg. 1.79...... chairman Arthur T. Barblerl. year. Emergency telephone numbers Kidde Fire Extinguisher .. 1.19 four years. the face of a.three-way primary are; And State Sen. Edward L. Conn®oO®»jt Our Rgg. 9.49 6.88 #964 Rgg.27.98_...... 2...... 21.40 It was unofficially reported for toe U.S. Senate seat now Highway — 649-5070 Kranaco Child’s Pool Seat, Reg. 4.99.. ...3.88 this week that toe commission, Marcus of New Haven, a pri- ® ^ Non - toxic extinguishing agent; corrosion resistant construction. Coast #633 Rgg.44.96_...... 28.70 held by Sen. Thomas J. Dodd. Garbage — 649-1886 Safe floating cloth bucket seat Tip resistant. #WW12 ter holding its final meeting It was given to him by a m a ry challenger bucking Ball- S****^_#*^ Sanitary Sewer and Water— Guard and UL approved. T h eeaday night had made its de­ ey’s choice of Doiiahue tar the ' !L?****?^ Rgg. 36.96 State Central Committee that 049-9697 #055 ...... L...... 29.70 tho. ®I‘I® explained. Other atatea, she Swiss Made Skin Diver Watches OurRag. 10.99 cision—to support almost all toe voiced its concern for party Save an Off Our Reg. Low Prices on Qt. plans. All town public Ubraries will #486 Rgg. 44.96...... 34.70 unity yfter the primary, but be closed tomorrow. The sum­ Du Pont Ship & Deck Paint in stock Water resistaijt,''shock protected steel case. Styles for men, ^ O Q It was reported Lhat the origi­ EXTRA 20% pledged toe Senate combatants ticket” wheto- defense projticts. Other mer schedule also becomes ef­ #801 Rgg. 5 6 . 9 6 ...... 41.70 women, boys, girls, ^ nal plan to have PresMent Nix­ that Democrats will be free to Iff ^ parts of toe pr^ranT^uda fective this weekend; and all li­ ^ o n r sel{ction of Pnmi,and Boats on announce his decision on this support whom they want In toe ^rbleri Is backing Marcus in to r oth er phases of law braries will be closed Saturdays July 4 probably would be toe Senate race. primary. enforcement during July and August. changed, however, because cer­ The third figure in toe three- The state program under con­ Sale: Thurs. & Fri. tain aspects of toe commission’s “The Democratic State Cen- way primary w ill 'be the Rev. sideration was drawn up in Con­ report needed further study. . tral Committee recognizes A1 , w ...... Wrong Pofsket WATERBURY Qoaed Satuiday, July 4di necticut by toe Govamor's MANCHESTER WAUINCFORD According to toe reports| toe man of Americans for D e m o -____ CHARLOTTE, N.C. (A P ) — A candidate, and also recc Planning Commission on Crlml- likri'iirtsi A Wvfcttt R4. It. 49 commission- approved an craUc AcUon. Dodd has chosen ^ ArfVwint.FT-nM«« man accused of picking a pock­ 1145 Tfllai# T«riNlt* 2M0 MiwtII Av«. It. 5 At Mtridii UiiB toe right of every enrolled Dem­ tbe aide et on a downtown 'street was “Expo” -type observance at not to seek renomlnatlon as a . Open Late Every Niglit Wants One Final Duet Philadelphia; “ an historical ocrat to support in toe primary caught by the bwner-cif the wal­ Othgr stoTM located in Pa^ibury, Norwalk, Stetnford, Rivgnidg, Pggluklll, Badfard Hills, Kingtton, Poui^iketpiia, Northampton & Fm nlni^ni Democrat, but has left toe door she also said that a Justice presentatiem” at Boston; a toe candidate of his or her let containing $806—a jrialn- Louis (Satchmo) Armstrong', who turns 70 tomor­ to Heaven.’ Then he wants a duet with ‘that cat choice.” 1Tr^lu*Uon*°pawed**^ “P®" ^ possible Independent Department spokesman had told clothes detective. “ row, says he’ll keep blowing his horn ’until I get up Gabriel’ (Story op Page 5). (AP Photofax)- (See_^e Eight) \ \ \ the m e e ^ reads. (gM Page Three) (g(See Page Sevan) / ,

:/ - •’',A'-rv^''f'‘i- - ■ .•’W"'' , h •* . f-t. [ % -i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESfEll. CONN., .FRH)AY, JULY 3, 1970 PAGE THREE ^AOX TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CCNN., ERIDAY, JULY 8^ 1970

48th District Comment SEsgioii S2nd District Showers FOte - Psychiatrist Safs: MOVIE RARNGS THEATER TIME" SheinwoliF on Bridge i ^ The Manchester Bote;d of ■/ Bride-To-Be SCHEDULE . ■, r FORRAREN1BAND PROTECT YOUR TRUBIPS Directors, on Tuesday, NfU l Miss.,Donna M. Ktejna, daugh­ YOUNG PEOPIE By FORCING- A SWITCH E 74 (xmduct another o f its sernK^ Aaron Segal Naniied FRIOAY . . <3? 4 '' King Renominated ter of Mr. and Mrs. ^AadiiliUS J.y 'Die Baby Has Parents Often 'Cause rhs obi^etif of tfw rstings is fo inform , By ALFRED SHEINWOLD monthly comment sessions.'- ',‘0 9 86 3 Kiejna of 133 Ludl<0E/Efl t f tfmr cMbrsn. ers, 7:00, 9:00. a really good.version of bridge in the Municipal Building EAST To Oppose O’Neill showers. East Hartford Drive-In — for just two players, you’ll be “^VEST Hearing Room. By Acclamation About 40 friends and r ^ tiv ^ Youths’ Drug Habits AU,A6U AOUmCO Kelly's Heroes, 10:35; Cincinna- interested in Bridgette, a new 9863 E 5 2 The public heGirings, now AN N E E H T Been Named AEiwirtI Audiinces attended a miscellaneous A o w -'X U Kid, 8:25. game devised by Joel Gtdnes, KQJ963 i0 8 7 By BETTE QUATRALE King cited some far reachli^ in their fourth year, are for (Hera^d CorreMtondeat) By MARGARET AUUSIO er given by Mrs. XSrailea Sun- East l^dsor 'Drive-In . — a young New York schoolteach­ AK 0 7 5 42 (Herald Reporter) implications in the reapportloh- those town residents who (Herald Reporter) Aaron Segal of Bast H ^pton tava of 366 Hackinatack St. AIL ACES AiWimO Sleeping ^ a u ty , 8:35; The er and bridge enthusiast. An ■■ ■' ♦ Q U O 6 _ Incumbent 48th DUtrlct State rtient job, facing the next ses- wish to file suggestions or was nominated by acclamation / Mrs. Thomas Uiunforth of Lee, Unlike authorities who blame the rise in druK-taking Pirtnial Gulilance SuMHtet Great Race, 10:00. interesting feature of the game SOUTH Rep. Robert D. King of ToUand sion of the legislature, last night as the RepubUcan GP complaints 'on any subject in Mass., was hostess at a per­ among young people on pushers or peer-group pressure, Manchester Drive-In — Be­ is a special kind of card, 'the E ARQJ 10 was endorsed by acclamsitlon The present system is based M oBIUIm i. Jodi lo'im , daughter of WUliam and Karen the board's juris^ction. candidate for the 52nd Assembly sonal riiow er./llano's Restau­ there is one youth-oriented specialist in town who em­ neath the Planet of the Apes, colon, which forces your oppon­ C? A5 2 Weston ICcMUlen. Mt. Vernon Dr.. RockvlUe. She was bom for the .Republican nomiiuitlon on a 15 per cent differential, The sessions are held on District state represe^tive rant In B o lt^ was the scene ot 10:45; The Kremlin Letter, 8:40. ent to switch to a different suit. 0 Q J 10 M ay 24 at Rockvine General Hospital. phasizes that parents’ own psychological problems often AESTAICTED to the post. jijid according to King Is the the first Tuesday and third seat. Segal will be ranning the third m o w er which was Undar 17 raAuiras KCMnpanying Mansfield Drive-In — Sleep­ Pertiaps Gaineb got the idea E A K ^ « , push their offspring toward drugs. King will be seeking his fifth closest to the one man-one vote Thursday of each mimth. against Incumbent ' WiUiam given by/ Mrs. . Lincoln Stack, Dr. Tanash Atoynatan, psy­ Parant or Adult Guardian ing Beauty, 8:50; Never a Dull for this dhrd from the type of O’NeUI, also of East Hampton. Kerr, Neal Blchaid, son of Alchard Sr. and Susan Wilson West North East South term lii the state legislature, ideal that could be obtaiiied Miss ^ I c e Stack and > Mrs. S, iV t, 4 H.P. chiatrist-director of the Commu­ Moment, 10:15. hand shown today. Hie iS2nd District comprises Kerr. RFD 4. WtUle Circle. ToUand. He was bom June 6 at 1 ^ Pass Pass _ Double where he served as an assist- using preseiit district and town Rita /Oxmln. dels with Automatic Shifts nity ChUd Guidance Clinic, says State Theatre — Sleeping West dealer. aU ot Columbia, Hebron, Marl­ Man^ester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is 2 9 Pass Pass 4 E ant minority leader last season, boundary Unea. It has resulted Miss Kiejna tomorrow morn­ , NO ONE UNDER 17 AONimO Beauty, 12:00, 2:05, 7:10, 0:15; North-South vulnerable. 'Columbia borough and Bast Hampton. Mrs. Gladys Wilson, Hammond, N.Y. His paternal grandpar­ that all young people coming All Pass He is a strong supporter of Re-, in a spread of a ration of one ing wUl become the bride, of to the clinic with drug problems (Aoa limit may vary Hang Tour Hat on the Wind, Opening lead — King of However, only about 20 people, ents are Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Kerr, Ogdensburg, N.T. He has in cartaln araai) pubUcan gubernktoiial dial- legislator per 1 1 ,000, up to 21,- WiUiam Stack, son of Mr. and ‘Aiiriiorh^ "Cot" Repair Center for Conn. have had one of three situations 1:20, 6:20, 8:25. Hearts. lenger WaUace Barnes and is qqo people, 12 of, them delegates, attended / a brother, Richard Jr., 13 months. Mrs. W. Lincoln Stack of 20 West leads the king of hearts, ing another heart (you would ZB A Ruling the cEirt, chairman and Mrs. MarUjrn hoga Falls, Ohio. '■ Of this last group. Dr. Atoy­ “ TTie advanced technology and ority problem facing the next g„y combination of present dls- and a toUet seat. Miss Greer Kelly's Heroes, 1(T:35; CSncinna- leEids a heart to make you ruff. you win with the axe ot hettrts. H ie Zoning Board of Appeals ''Horton, also ' of Hebron, as « *1 * *■ * natan says, they would look at isolation that comes from it are sesslon of the legislature. tricts and towns to come within Baum of Kennebunk was M on . th ru F i4k U Kid, 8:35. You must use three more You lead another dlEunond and Egan, Elisabeth Anne, daughter of James and Anne their chUdren and feel “ angry, new to us and to the kids bom He placed the problems of re- u,ig factor,'' King stated, w ill announce its decision on permanent secretary. crowned 1970 Miss Dumpy RIZZO POOL CO. Sa t., J u ly 4, "till East Windsor Drive-In — trumps to draw trumpsi 'leav­ win the heart return with your Segal 'was nominated by DUcationa heard *niesday 'Aaron Segal Thursday night. ' 244 BiRCXAD ST,, (Rear) Moiiehester 617-9120 Sleeping Beauty ,8:35; Hie ing you with only one. When last trump. Thus you make five ' and 66^1531 14 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandfather establishing an ongoing com- Dr. Atoynatan says that, “ A l­ two category and cited the need /actor can be accom- after the Fourth of July aid Bon of Marlborough 3384 BERLIN TURNPIKE, Newington Great Race, 10:00. you lead diamonds. West wins trumps, one niff in dummy, one c 103 RAFFIA RD., Enfield la William Ritchie, 3 Deepwood Dr., Manchester. Her paternal municaUon.” though technology brought more for probate court reform, and <>■ tn divide the ntnt- in- holklay, according to a spokes- Walter Snow of East Hampton Manchester Drive-In — Be­ and leads a fifth heart to drive heart, one diamond and two grandmother is Mrs. John B. Egan, 78 Jarvis Rd., Manchester. There have been fewer young and more comforts and made us Uberation of the state's abor- ? ^ fjjg informa- seconded the nomination,nomination. Coventry neath the Planet of the Apes, out your last trump. West gets clubs. Ten tricks give you the Her maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank De- people coming to the clinic with more sufficient, it has also iso­ tion laws and divorce laws as „ nnmmitor K ln r said application creating the For the past eight years, Se- .10:45; The Kremllti,Letter, 8:40. in with the other top diamond game. nezzo, Hartford. drug problems than expected. lated us from the next fellow- other areas which wlU come un- nr-antn dintricta with- interest is in regard to the gal has been East Hampton’s « * *1 « *. Dr. Atoynatan says, which Mansfield Drive-In —Sleep­ to defeat jrou with his sixth Dally Question der changes in the 1971 session. ^ p o s s i b l e sal6 of the former judge of probate, having been man." ing Beauty, 8:50; Never a Dull Partner opens with one club, Webb, Snsan Louise, daughter of Burdett Jr. and Louise ‘ seems to disappoint him, but in People also “ move much heart. I ^ Sn“th’s store to William and elected in 1962 and re-elected Moment, 10:15. T r y it another way. Take the and the next player passes. You or districts. Mrs. Dorothy Miller Belmont Webb, 155 Walker St., Manchester. She was bom June all the cases they have handled, more,” Dr. Atoynatan says, OUce Fom al of Wethersfield, again in 1966. He plans to retire State Theatre — Sleeping ace of hearts and ruff a heart. hold: Spades, 6-2; Hearts, 10-8- \ 5 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her paternal grandpar­ “ There "were usually family “ which does not allow theln the the^dlLiJ^ttis wiu“make" to ^ wlrt to renovate the taiwl Dr. Tanash Atoynatan Beauty, 12:50, 2:55, 5:00, 6:55, Now draw trumps. This won't 7; Diamonds, 7-6-4-t; Clubs, Q- . ents are Mr. and Mrs. Burdett Webb Sr., 131 Olenwood St., problems. We had to work close time to establish roots in one Previously Segal served for 9:05; Hang Tour Hat on the J-10-6. our present poUtical and gov- Manchester. Her paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Marlon with the famlUes or else we place or closer relationships work either. West lands hearts gourmet six years on the Bast Hampton Renominated by GOP “ afraid of competition, ques­ Wind, 12:00, 2:05, 4:10, 6:05, at every opportunity, and you What do you sayf emmental organizations.” King Lawton, Ehifleld. She has two brothers, Wayne, , and John, 7. lost the child.” Board of Education, two years 8 tioning their own abilitites, and that will last a long time." 8:15. Answer: Pass. You hate to By HOLLY GANTNER H ie Community Child Guid­ One * hiding behind a cloud of rebel­ UA Theatre — M'*^A»S»H, pass your partner at one club, (Herald Correspondent) ance Clinic, established in 1939 mankind faces. Dr. Atoynatan ruff in dummy,, one heart and He called ^ u !^ tw o resenting Mrs. Clare Robinson, Planning (Commission for the Gagnon, Joaee, son of Marc and Jeanne Baillargeon Gog- lion and defiance . .. some of 1:45, 3:45, 5:46, 7:45, 9:4S. but you cannot safely respond between tne two ______» ______^ mam] and located in a white house at says, is dehhumanlzatlon. The two clubs. The total is only nine, party power between the two toe”Di^Mrtv*'i2iiTtoe toira.lHe Is also a member ot; Incumbent 61st Assembly non, 467 Center St., Manchester. He was boro June 8 at Man- ' them.” ^ with only 3 points in high cards 317 N. Main St., is supported world is heading toward dehu­ SUNDAY one trick short of the contract. Chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandfather is Eu­ . “ They have to join kids who Simplest Method and a doubleton. I f you respond Bolton won the RepubUcan largely by funds from the Unit­ manization, he maintains, Burnside — H ie Out of Town- gene Baillatgemi, Lambton, Calif. His paternal grandparents have the same kind of personali­ The simplest method to make on such hoii<^ open P eui- ^mocratlc to provide a ed Fund and State Department thanks to overpopuiaitlon, tech­ era, (2:00, 4:00, 6 :00, 8 KX). has carried groceries, meats, A charter member ot, the Ro- nomination for that seat last are Mr. and Mrs. Henii-Louls Gagnon, 487 Center St., Man­ ties. The new g;roup accepts the hEuid is to make West switch dora's box, and not even Hope balance in' redistricting. of Mental Health. About 40 per nology and many other prob­ East Hartford Drive-In' — ^ ------vegetables and misceUaneousiYii.,.»iinii«/iiip tary Club of Bast MampwmHami>t(m aimahd mgmnight aiat methe i..oveni.rjrCoventry, conven- chester. them and supports them. If from hearts, just as though you will remain when all the evils ♦I • cent of its patients come from there is defiance toward lems that we face. Kelly's Heroes, 8:36; (hncinnati " There items and Includes an apart- a member of Anchor Lodge ot tion. Mrs. M iller was unoppos- Manchester and 26 per cent had played one of Those . new of the bridge world have flown Oes if one j » r t y Is in power, to upstairs. Before the pres- Masons. Segal has also served ed In her bid for a second con- dough, William Joseph, son of Mark Sr., and Barbara authority, it supports that senti­ In order for any hope for psy­ Kid, 10:55. from Rockville and Vernon with colon cards. Refuse the first out. tip the scales In many areas. fljs as a member of the executive secutive term as representative Bragg Clotigh, 61 Unlop St., Manchester. He was bom Jtme ment. Most of these kids have chological health for mankind E5ast Windsor Drive-In — 8 the rest coming predominantly heart trick- Copyright 1970, g l ^ the party In power the ^ OPEN at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grwdparents trouble dealing with authority.” in the future. Dr. .^ yn a ta n Sleeping Beauty, 8:35; The poetal business was conducted hoard of the Middlesek Council from the 51st, which covers An­ from South Windsor, Coventry, West cannot gain from lead- General Features Corp. advantage,’’ the veteran legls Their disrespect for and re­ stresses, “ H ie process of de­ Great Race, 10:00. te a com er of the store. Boy Scouts. dover, Bolton and Coventry. are Mr. and Mrs. Barclay Bragg, 6 Depot St., Manchester. His Tolland, Bolton, Ellington and lator warned. paternal grandmother is Mrs. Doris Clough, 61 Union St., Man­ bellion against authority. Dr. humanization must ^ p . ” Manchester Drive-In — Be­ Atty. Hutchins said the pro- In addressing the delegates. The convention, which took Stafford Springs. , King was nominated by his which Segal stated that It was with a about 10 minutes for its formal JULY 4TH chester. He has a brother, Mark Jr., 15 months. Hiere is one psychiatrist (Dr. Atojrnatan says, often stems neath the Planet of the Apes, from an initial disrespect for 8:40; The Kremlin Letter, 10:20. law partner, Donald CaldweU non-conforming zone, "deep sense of humiUty that I business, was chaired by David Atoynatan> one psychologist, Otuter Peltitioii of Ellington, who eT^ressed the ^ affect the surrounding accept the nomination. I hope Rappe, delegate from Coventry, Flaherty, Catherine Jan, daughter of Morgan and Car- and seven psychiatric social parental authority. They have Mansfield Drive-In — keep­ jnaela Zorda Flaherty, 40 Irving St., Manchester. She was bom “ displaced” their inability to hope King would be able to ^ y and wUl in fact, en- that I worthy of nope Grunske of Bolton workers. PaUents pay fees on a MAiRION, ni. (AlP) — A group ing Beauty, 8:50; Never a Dull June 7 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand­ cope with parental authority on serve on the majority side of wUl'also be In a 3’®*“ ' consideration and sup- serving as secretary. sliding scale, according to in­ known as ChUzens for Southern Moment, 10:15. mother is Mrs. Mary Zorda, New Berlin, N.T. She has a to society and other authority the house in the next session, tn,™ tax bracket p ort'' The other seven delegates come, and those who cannot af­ Illinois has collected more ttiEm State Theatre — Sleeping 4 brother, Johnn, 14; and a sister, Mary, 10. _ figures, including teachers and Beauty, 1:00, 3:05, 6:10, 7:US, Robert D. King Delegates to the convention ^ ^ aAtiques He promised that he w m ^ clara Hladky tuid Edwin ALL DAY - - AT THE **.•*,* ford to pay Dr. Atoimdlan says, 25,000 signatures on a petition were Theron Blow, J. Llndy do not have to. police. 9:20; Hang Tour Hat on the would not bo put outside for Lawton, Coventry; Ray Cocconl Hart, Shawn Michael, son of James and Debra Palm er This disrespect may start urging expulsion ot students in­ A U ^ -tim e ad v^ate of tee chUdress and Donald Devan- ^ o , a b i l i t y . ’;^ and teat “ with ju '^ard Morra, Bolton and Dr. Atoynatan says they do volved in dlsniptlve demonstra­ Wind, 2:15, 4:20, 6:26, 8.-30. Hart, 8 Rachel Rd., Manchester. He was bom June 10 at Man­ not usually get hard-core drug when “ they find out their par­ UA Theatre — M*A»S»H, "®y ®* Edna Edwards ^overnight In tee case of ^ new unity and pur^_e. I t h ^ we Whitcomb, John 8 A tions at Southern Illinois Uni­ tee governor’s tax force will Caldwell from BlUngton, should win this election.” :.M__8 P.M. PARKADE ^ chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. addicts at the center, and he ents are practicing things that 2:30, 4:46, 7:00, 9:00. merchandise. Hutchinson and Linda JlUson, versity campuses. recommend tee Implementation shirley Moore, F. WlUlam Mrs. Dorothy Miller Jean Palmer, 106 Vernon St., Manchester. His paternal grand­ doesn't remember anyone com­ don't fit in with their own (the The Segal family, natives of Andover Stan Narusis, chairman ot the mother is Mrs. Dorothy Hart, 265 Oakland St., Manchester. ing in who had taken mescaline child's) ideals. Then they're not who *1 * «, citizens group, said 500 workers The American Wood Cknincll or hash. Three yoitng people respectful of them.” what a Hastings, Richard Murray, son of Richard and Joan Lusa came in because they continued The child may have obtained have been circulating the peti­ suggests that home buyers give tion forms and he will mail careful consldendion to roof ju gal’s Department Hastings, 34 Bilyeu Rd., Manchester. He was bom June 0 at tripping on LSD without taking these Ideals from the psirent Several persons spoke hoped lor a big GOP victory in miller, who served In them to Gov. Richard B. Ogll- material. They should ask if the the amount of money required,’ lor tee past 37 years. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is it, and others came in who yvere himself, from his peer group, favor of the application. November. She noted teat tee legislature In tee late 111- Mrs. Sophie Lusa, Frog Hollow Rd., Ellington. His paternal personal experience, or the vle. root is a material that will need King stated: 46th District talcing marijuana or “ bennies” Atty. Jerome Rose, represent­ work of tee Republicans in tee jg gig„ y,g gtate Central grandmother is Mrs. Ethel Hastings, 189 Loomis St., Manches­ media. Narusis said the signatures replacing in a few years, or if it He predicted tee present es­ i THINKING?... (up and down pills), and sniff­ ing Peter Becklsh, owner of last dewlon of tee General As- (^mmitteewoman from ToUand ter. “ I^ e n ts may give him two were sought to protest student is a durable covering such as timated $101 million deficit will Bolton ing glue. The Landmark, questioned tee sembly was greatly hampered county, a post she had also held *1 messages,” Dr. Atojmatan sajrs. ipterference with the right of cedar shingles or shakes which actually reach $250 to $300 mil­ Thbse who do' come. Dr. T J. Donnelly boarti as to evidence regarding by tee overwhelming Demo- one time. Morgan, John Drake, son of Watson and Lynn Corrigan Atdynatan says, usually come at “ One the ideal, and two, what other students to obtain an edu- will last up to 30 years. lion before tee fiscal year ends, . . . of painting your hom«, tee interior floor plans and said Library Qosed cratic majority and asked that At tee polls in November, Morgan, 154 Terrace Dr., Rockville. He was bom June 11 at the advice or insistence of their they do themselves. The child pointing to a '$1 ^ billion budget he could not tell which part of Manchester Memorial Hospital.. His maternal grandmother is parents. becomes critlcEd of the double for tee next bieimlum, tee high­ G O P Choice everyone g o ^ t and work hard M lllerw U l face one ot two iniorior or exterior? the building will be used for Over Weekends Mrs. Eloise Corrigan, Armonk, N.T. His paternal grandparents Some parents seem to think message.” THE FUNNIEST SHQW SINCE est ever budgeted for tee state. to assure a OOP win. Democratic con- storage and which part for sell One of the moet important Is- ^ are Mr. and Mrs. Dale Morgan, Pleasantville, N.T, the problem will go away by it­ Toung people may also l^^lis- King blamed tee deficit on For Assembly Mrs. Thomas Bentley, public A l Aheam of Bolton, * #1 *1 self, Dr. Atojmatan says, or they respectful of authorities like T H E ODD COUPLE*. tee imderbudgeting o f expenses . . . of sprucing up your place of KusnUk, Susan Jean, daughter of Robert and Ann Rem- worry about their lack of com­ the police. Dr. Atoynatan says, and on tee fact teat tee tax Last night at tee final poUti- *** ,?* Ubrary will be closed Saturdays will tee effort to cut back on gteven Loyzlm ot mey Kusmik, 08 Church St., Manchester. She was bom June 12 munication with the child but because of an intellectual or money is not coming in as an­ c a ^ n X t i o r t W s j T r , In- “ 3 ^ I r o ^ u l y 4 until Labor Day. ,Mrs Miller s^d. pw- ,^^0 Is entering a prl- business? at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents can't bring themselves to do cultural gap. If the child comes ticipated. cum^nrstote Rep ^oi^as J. ’H'® P^U***”* Commls- tlcularly to view of tee huge are Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Remmey, 210 McKee St„ Afancheo- anything about it. from a!fam ily that emphasizes NotingiTivUllK IVit usuallyUBUtUtjr takeswuwco a cumbent State Rep. Kar ^ stated that he had wbmlt- , ^j^ht_ In deficit lacing tee state at M s / ^ . . . of covering up those old ter. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Kus­ But the problem won't go intellectual or.cultimal Interests crisis to prompt people to take 3^ t®<3 ® «®®*' figures at 7 M.‘ time, under Democratic leader­ Ahearn, who was Mrs. Mil­ tee' action e v e r y ^ knows has which was subsequonUy lost. He "replaoe room at 7.80. mik, Laurwood Dr., Bolton. Her maternal great-grandmothers away by itself if the parents which he feels that, in general, THE OUT-OF-TOWNER ^ , ‘ f ship. ler's opponent In tee 1903 elec- shabby floors? ^ are Mrs. Elliot Remmey, 219 McKee St., Manchester; and Mrs. leave it alone. Dr. Atoynatan the police do not share, he may to be done. Kingig feels tee entire O'® H®®® said — he- had------no copy - w“ Manchester Evening Herald Just prior to her acc® P ^® « yon for tee same position, lost Raymond A. Gardner, 126% Center St., Manchester. Her pater­ insists. "TTds Is just wishful look down on the police and not AIR-CONDITIONED state revenue system must be "® P” ®®"*®“ '^®“ never able to prove what he had correspondent Alan speech. Mrs. MUler Introduced „ ,ggg y ^ overhauled and a state income u w m ci.. submitted. “ my blggiest ‘ asset,"-----‘ " 'her------six- ^^j^g nal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Saksa, thinking.” respect them. TONIGHT FIRST RUN Cocconl, tel. 6404)904. . . . of painting that investment Bridgeport. She has a brother, William, 2%. TTie psychiatrist is well aware But Dr. Atoynatan feels this FEATUBB AT 7 :1 0 - BURNSIDE tax initiated. He added that it is necessary « *1 *1 ♦ SBO BUBNSIDI AVE EAST HARTFO»D GREATER THAN “PLANET that there are motivating reflects a bad attitude on the SUNDAY 3 - 4 - 6 • FREE PARKING 528 3333 OF THE APES” Admitting it sounds Uke an to define tee eTcact boimdaries property? Hunniford, Saralyn, daughter of William Sr. and Marilyn factors in drug taking other young person's part, since he “ old poUtical salt," King em­ of tee floor plan so there will Tolland County Politics Kurtz Hunniford, 62 Garden Grove Dr., Manchester. She was than fam ily problems. should not eTcpect a policeman phasized tee need for tee state be iw> question later on. Weicker Hits bom June 13 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal “There is also the area of to be especially capable at Einy- Inie bizarre worti) you met in ninat Of The Apas' wis only "to give increased attention to Rose said BecUsh’s appUca- grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kurtz, 347 Keeney St., peers,” he says, "a n d the influ­ thlng but his job, and should tee pUght of tee towns.” tion was turned down because Petitions for Stanley Gall Manchester. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. William Hunni- ence of peers on the particular, recognize that the job itself is 'n o w THRU TUESDAY |...WIUr UES BENE/mi MAY K THE ENDI “ The situation is more seri­ there was no hardship and in Tax ‘Waste’ ' ford, 31 Andor Rd., Manchester. She has a brother, William individual child.” necessary. “flKBBPiNG BEAUTY” First Nightly ous now than anytime in our his opinion there is no hardship DRIVE-IN Children Under It Always Free! Jr,, 3%; and a sister, Julianne, 2. There young people, although Most of the young people the history,” he noted. “ Most towns in the case Smite’s store. Circulated in County ((Continued from Page One) R&R CONTRACTORS of Manchester -El 1*1 *. they are not joiners of groups clinic handles. Dr.. Atoynatim have e]ci>erienced eight to 12- BecUsh added that he had no Isch, Karl Frederick, son of Frederick Jr. and Beverly “ that society accepts, approves says, do not have drug prob­ mlU increases in tee past year objection to a busteess moving By BETTE QUATRALE on programs within our coun- SH6,(X)0 . and coiratrucUon cost for fost^ courteous, relkible service Etchells Isch, Wonderview Dr., Tolland. He was bom June 12 -and encourages,” such as lems but school problems, often WAIT MSNEV'S Beneath . .it is a standard Increase, one into Smith's store but he did ob­ (Herald Reporter) try, which will help students get S70,(KX),’’ Weicker said In a state- at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents' ^church,.athletic or fraternal or­ because of personality difficul­ we have to eTtpect.” ject to someone moving in un- •Primary petitions on behalf summer employment.” ment, charging tee money was FREE ESTIMATES — FULLY INSURED are Mr. and Mrs. William Etchells, Cider M ill Rd., Tolland. ganizations, do feel a need to be ties with teachers. Noting that most of this in­ ^ r tee same conditions for gtate Sen. WlUlam Stanley’s “ Summer work for students “ squandered.’ ’ His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Isch part of some group. Dr. Atojma- Also, he says, “ Other children crease is for education, and that viliich he was turned down. Congressional primary bid, are Is as much an education as edu- “ When you think how $186,000 PHONE 643-4524 Sr., 138 Orchard St., Ellington. He has three brothers, Russell, tan says. ma,y be the source the prob­ tee niral and suburban areas Becklsh’s problen^s with tee i,eing circulated throughout tee cation itself,” he states, “ and could be used to buUd facilities 9, John, 6%, and Kenneth, 2. “ Drug taking is a kind of be­ have Inherited tee education zoning boards are of ItMig-stand- 13 Tolland County towns. any money spent on a program to care for tee sick or provide %*«**.. lem. They may use this child longing to the group, and once as a scapegoat and pick on problems of teise fleeing tee tag, due in i>art, say board Tolland’s Democratic town would stay on our own econo- children ■with a better education DeCormier, Matthew Carter, son of Carter and Kathleen DLANET cities. King called for more you stop taking it, you don't him because of some idiosyn- members, to his refusal to com--kchairman and first selectman, my.’ ’ or clear up our transportation Bente DeCormier, Robin Circle, Tolland. He was bom June 1 1 belong anjiwhere imtil you find cracy that makes him look dif­ state aid to be distributed to tee ply with CTclsttag regulations, ctearles E. Thlfault is campaign “ Kids who want to work iness or clean up Long Island TCCHNIRAMA at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents another group to join — and ferent or behave different.” towns “ in a general way.” H iree other variance appUca- chairman. should be given tee opportuni- Sound, you can’t believe that are Mr. and Mrs. William Bentz. Summit St.. V'->n<'hest“ r. . TECHNICOLOR' 2^>'„,,ApES that's hard.” While people must be helped He called for tee creation of tions, one for a sun deck, an- Stanley Is making a primary ty, because working kids are bureaucrat put a Visitor’s His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George DeCon He maintains that-young drug individually to attain psycholo­ block grants to towns or for tee other for a carport and one for against tee party endorsed healthy kids,” tee Democratic Gallery In tee Internal Revenue mler, 379 Porter St., Manchester. His maternal great-grand­ takers often “ feel inferiort feel gical, help, Dr. Atoynatan says, state to assume some of tee ex­ a roofed patio, wlU be decided candidate for tee 2nd Congres- candidate added. Building over these needs,” mother Is Mrs. Eva Gaal, Rankin, Pa. 3>tm«M4lN3MlMn Sterling JAMES FBANCISCUS - KIM HUNTER inadequate, feel anxious about the psychiatrist caimot do penses now considered local re- XlMtmaa J. DeoAeUy on after tee hoUday. *1 * *1 e'. C H A R I ^ N 'H E 8TON-MAUBICE EVANS-UNDA HARRIS slonal District rece Stole Sen. ^ g g g programs “ should be W®*®*'®® coping with the pressures of everything alone. Society itself sponsibUities. John Picket( of Middletown. done on an equal basis, and not Weicker said teat “ federal 8iveveiF Blanchard, Michael .Tames, son of Anthony and Marie — Snd HIT — “ Home ownership is rapidly society,” and that other youths sometimes must ctuinge, he TTie convention was held at Manchester Evening Herald Pickett won tee nomination by ^^jy p, poverty stricken areas, bureaucrats” were responsible, Skinner Blanchard, 26A Mt. Vernon Dr., Rockville. He was CO-HIT who do not reject groups ap­ says, to provide a more psy­ WAIT D on't: -trus-t AIMVOIME In going beyond the reach of tee y,g podunk M ill Oub in SouU) Columbia Correspondent Vlr- a 117-106 vote. j^g getting to. a point where that tee “ Democratic con- bom June 12 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal proved ' by society, but join chologically healthy, environ­ average famUy," King com- yyjndgor and Doimelly was un- ginia Carlson, TeL 228-9224. w usaum e grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Russell Skinner, 860 Center St., DISNOr The. petitions have to be the privileged are tee ones on treked Congress’’ put up them, “ have a stronger ego ment, plained. “ Unless a man is in opposed. He wIU meet Dem- Manchester. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs : nlEVERA DOLL I authenticated by tee local regia- the privileged are tee ones on “ *® *n®ney during tee Johnson structure.” '*We live in different . times Prank J. Blanchard, 167 E. Center St., Manchester. The Krendin Letter" tee $20,000 salary range, it is ocratic Town Councilman Abra- trars of voters by Monday af- welfare and tee under-privlleg- administration. " He does not seem to feel that El El El E E ^ MOMENr .11 practically impossible to buy ham Glassman in tee Novem- INDEH Bailey *®” J°®” 4. jjre tee ones in tee suburbs Weicker also said teat when a rejection of..old, established homes being buUt and offered per election, TTie petitlonfl are being: circu- have to help pay for It.” Ws staff members visited the Grenier, MeUssa Marie, daughter of Michael and Joan groups by the young, and the Gavis Grenier, 85 Oliver Rd., Manchester. She was bom June HOMNIOOIOfc i J f for sale.’ ’ Dbiuielly was elected by a mted to Vernon by Mrs. Marie Patsun is running against gallery several times recently, floundering for identity they ■ ■ ■ MANCHESTIR ' Predicting tee end of tee pres- substantial margin in 1908 in the Re-Elected oaths at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ Hertot, a member of tee incumbent State Rep. Robert D. they found no visitors there. 12 pass through in the meantime, CENTER lELD ents are Mr. and Mrs. James Gavis, 85 Oliver Rd., Manches­ 643-7832 ent probate couil system. King towns of East Windsor and reflects anything wrong with so­ endorsed by tee To spend funds on foolhardy ter. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gren­ AIR-CONDITIONED < FREE PARK REAR THEATRE i ^Tcpressed sadness in tee pass- ^ u t e Windsor, which comprises cially approved groups. OVER Chairman teA 'r "*®*"*’®f ®3 Republicans last nlgTxt for a projects such as this is a dls ier, 79 Deepwood D r„ Manchester. Ing of tee ^present setup of local 'tiie 48th Assembly District. In „ R^«-®‘*e'“ a“ ves, fifth term in tee House of Rep- ^ a ce, It is just that drug-takers are TODAY M ATINEE 13:33 - 3:36 EVE. 7:13 A 3:15 Weicker said, adding I ,'E El El E« E - district courts staffed by^ non- the Legislature he is a member (Continued from Page One) and by Edward Dean. resentotiyes. “ anxious, insecure and retiring h> that he wants a review of tee HamUton, WUliam Adrian, son ^ W illia m and Wendy professioiuils. of tee Interim .Committee for- types,” D r„, Atoynatan says. SAT.'OONT. from 13 Stooping Boouty 13d»-S:55-5;09-6:88-3to6 to Ctoventpr ^ t i o n s are The 48th District includes tee budgeU of “ all federal bureaus Groot Hamilton, Rt. 32 RFD 3, Mansfield. He was bom June 12 He foresees the Implementa- staff Interns. He has served candidacy. being circulated by Richard towns of Tolland, Ellington and agencies to weed out simi­ at Manchester Memorial Hospital. IDs maternal grandparents SU3L OONT. SleeplBg Beauty i:t3-S:36-6:13-7:16-3rt9 tion ot legislation, however, on tee Public Building Commls- Bailey’s reelection went Cromble, who is also clrculat- and Somers lar wasteful projects.” are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Perunko, Rt. 1 , Andover. His pater­ )«riiich would divide tee state in- slon. Charter Revision Com- through unaniinously, despite ing; primary petitions on behalf nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Hamilton, Reynolds iianrliPBtpr WS*ve got o FIree Awaken to W a of wonder to 26 districts rather than tee mlsrion and tee Land Use Ad- differences with Marcus of U.S. senatorial caiKlldate Jo- Dr., Coventry. and enchantments present 128, staffed with state v^ry Board. Barbleri. Last week, after geph Duffey. El El E- E E j£upnin0 i|praUi Gogd Humor appointed professional people. in a joint statement Town™ I**® state party convention ballot Tolland peUti(»is are being Faraham, Pamela Jean, daughter of WiUiam and Gall Abortion, Divorce Reform Chairman Royal - Ctowleis of that nominated Donahue, circulated by Thlfault and Flavell Famham, 1238 Hartford Tpke., RockvlUe. She was bom Published Dally Bzoept Sunday, Regarding abortions, King South Windsor and Donald Lar- cus had charged that Bailey had Charles Regan; and In Hebron aod HoUdsys at U Blssell Street foriMgoodMds May 16 at RockvlUe Genera] Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ llancfaester. Oonn. (06040) w j i n 9 ® r e stated, “ Cdimecticut must move son of East Windsor said, “ Don- ‘ ‘tx>ught d e le g ^ s like came, py Joseph Keams, former town TOWN OF MANCHESTER ents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond FlaveU, Center St., Manches­ Telepiione 648-27U on tee question of abortions,” nelly knows this district and Its ■**“3 Barbleri, at the chairman. ter. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. imiUam Second Class Poatsce Paid at who fhfish their although he questioned wdieteer people and has served teem and ®®"?'"'13t^®. |^®®J3fF> **®ted thu willington petitions are being Fanibam, Kelly Rd., Vernon. Her maternal great-grandparents Banebester, Conn. SUB8CRIFHON RATB8 the state would go as far as all their Interests well. He is a 3*® ha® ‘‘violently opp^d B ^- circulated by First Selectman are Mr. and Mrs. Chester Flavell, Church St., Manchester and Payable In Advance . New York or Hawaii’s legisla- responsible, perservering rep- ey In and probably Al DeCScco and town nhairttinw Mrs. Mary Havleson, 118 Pine St., Manchester. |ihe has a One Year ...... 3SO.0u dinner. flpn. resentative.” v lo le ^ y oppose him In tee fu- ^om Emhoff. Stz HooUia ' ...... ».6 0 REFUSE With a CHICKEN sister, esndy, . . 2 threa Months ...... ' 7.10 A long-time advocate of re- itonneUy is a member of tee R „rw «rt “ h« haz .E U ln ^ n petitions are being , E. E E E E . "But,” said Barbleri, “he has vised abortion reform legisla- Knigiita of Columbus and “ ® I____™ aa.aa» A.A.A iaaSaf c^cutet®*! by town, chairman BenduUc, firlstin Nadine, daughter of John and PhyUla Kids love Bonanza Steak, tion King stated, “ Those with Exchange (2Iub. been tee greatest state leader HOLIDAY BREAK. LoiseUe RenduUc, 151 Chestnut St., Manchester. She was bom moral or” religious reasons for He and his wife, Rae, have ^“ ®“ ^?.®*' 3’“P®^3^ ’ ' “ “ “ oBelanger. -io ----- Somers------petitions *’ are June 24 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand­ House. And now, when they COLLECTION If TECHNIRAMA* TECHNICOLOR* opposition to tee abortion re- four chUdren and live at 114 y®*™ ' being circulated by town chair- CHICKEN • SPARE RIBS • SEAFOOD parents are Mrs. Irene Rockwell, Danielson and Fortunat Lois­ firlish their dinner, we’ll treat them \ tetohMteti3MMf4UMliBStEBa.Be tIMSoteitoBctete form virill have to adjust.” Clinton Dr. He is vice president . “ f* . . man Robert McCullough. eUe, Danielson. Her paternal grandmother Is Mrs. Joseph The Food You're Proud To Serve / ' to desert. There’ll be no sweeping reform of tee of real estate at tee Society 'We’re koS ^® P®““®«® 'vlU ^ ^ RenduUc, Sprlngboro, Pa. ' TO D AY M A H N ^ E 1:20 EVENING 6:20 E 9:35 No REFUSE OR RUBBISH collection on Sat- lAGood hassle getting them to eat state’s divorce laws wlU also For Savings In Hartford. ° Xctinn We’re ^ circulated over tee weekend to FREE DELIVERY OR CALL AHEAD occur during tee next session, Humor SAT. ET Ute»-S:36-4:lh6:t6-8:lA tag to.A have h=„A problems nr«w«mB we WA never Bolton. /“ Andover ‘“"ver ana and Stafford. 'lirday, July 4th. Collections regularly sched­ FOR SPEEDY PICK-UP SERVICE! lagtpaciilno, Mara FeUce, daughter of Joseph Jr., and hardy. The whole family be predicted, with tee state opt­ Anti-Smut Pickets had before but we wiu come ^ t i o n s are being uled for tnis day will be made on Wednes­ Betty FeUce Luppachlno, 123 Florence St., Manchester. She was SUlf. AT 3:U-4B9A:S64:t3 ing for a “ no-fault divorce” sys­ will enjoy delicious steak dinners. HONOLULU (A P ) — The a tl- through them to victory.” “J’ chairman Paul bom June 23 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal tem, In which tee primary con day, July 8th. Disposal Area also closed grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel FeUce, 144 Highland You’ll enjoy the WALT DISNEY . .u lA ihA *®*“ Anti-Pornography Commit- BaUey was nominated by tee “ ®"7®*- Saturday, July 4th.; — but open Monday, for Parties S Picnics St., Manchester. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. price, too! cern of tee c w ^ ta “ ^ ® tee has scrapped plane to have Democrats’ gubernatorial candl- ^ DUtrict PRODtICnONS riage is compatible, the of housewives picket downtown date, Emilio Q. Daddario, who I>emocratlc candidate for the July 6th as usual. J. Luppachlno, 102 CUnton S t, Ifonchester. She has a sister, See ya soon. pfeseots Donna, B. — - ' msm the children, and tpqultable jnQyjg houses specialising to sex praised the chieftain for his District seat. William Pat- *1 « * • STEAK HOUSE sp littin g^ property films. “ fleTcibllUy and objectivity.” ®* Somera, sees "tee middle V William D.xO'Noill ^ MeOenaeO, flm otlgr Iflehael, son of Raymond and Tbe- “ We longer will have an A numbeirOf husbands object- n to Democrats said Dad- - Income riass becoming tee un- advereary aystem'* of o b t a l ^ ^ Thursday, saying teejr felt dario, "have emerged frdm,the «le»'-PrtvU:«ed.” ) raaa DougheMy McConnell, 371 Gak St., Manchester. He was / HAHttir'H ■ Director of Public Works bom. June 22 a t Hartford Hbspital.\Hls maternal grandparents 287 MIDDU TURNPIKE tevoree where a^famUys^jtaW their wives wouldn’t be safe gtate convention with tee leader- In a statement Issued yester- 527 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER 646-2118 linen is exposed to are Mr. and Igrs. Thomas D m igne^, Bellmawr, N.J. He has i s ^ l N E M A 1 \ \ MANCHESTER pubUc “ picketing risque theaters late ship l i n g e r than It ever has day, Patsun calls (m tee “ gov- a brodisr, Peter, 15 months; and a sister, Terry, 2%. r-TT— rru iT n s.-TT'-TT-is m sss view,” he explained. at night.” been.” ernment to put more emphasis

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' I I V ,. ■■■ MANCHESTER^ EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, J tLY 3, T970 PAGE .fnVR PAGE POtJB MANCHESTER EVENHJG H ERAiA-M AN(3H E^^!Rr^W N;:r^~P^AY, JULY 3, 1970 Concert Sels Record ’ lUmtri^pBipi The Why Of The V San D'iegrf Psychiatrist NEW YORK (AP) — The I The Op en Forum Maxine Cheshire's April 16 '"Salud Casalis’’ conceit RANGE €ppnltt9 IfpraUr Once again, modem scientific experts Paid $176,000 by U.S. at which Pablo Casals, 63, con­ have discovered that old lady nature Oommunlcatloins for puWcatlon on the Open FPrunr wdl not ducted 100 cellists in "Sarda- FUEL OIL t-UBUamPD BY THE na,’’ which he wrote, grossed H1«AU> PIUNTINa CO.. Dft knows what she is doing, all the time. he guarutoed publlcatton if they contain more than 300 WASHINGTON (A P ) — A San subcommittee aide said, wa's GASOLINE words. $161,187. This is believed to have 18 BlMaU BtraM The Herald reserves the right to decline to publish Diego psychiatrist made the result of poor bookkeeping. Washington Whirl ItM d m tT . Conn. Tlie reason why large migrating birds established' a boxofflce record THOMEB F. FBROXreOh any matter that may be libelous orvdiluh is in bad taste. $176,000 on a GI health insur- The $176,000 is the highest for a single performance of .WALOHB R, FEStaT7SO> fly in a V formation is because that Free- expression of political views is desired by contributions ance program in 1668, a House known income by a single doc- By MAXINE CHESHIRE event, but they did take note X PubUabcn of this character but letters which are defamatory or abusive classical music. BANTLY OIL Fmndad Oetobar l. U il makes practical sense from the aerody- subcommittee reported today, tor from any federal health in- The Washington Post last month of the arrival in rO.MI’ A.NY. l.N( . will be rejected. town of Clyde Jennings, sales The concert was a benefit for ^ namic point of view. and the military didn’t look into surance program in Callfpmia WASHlNG’rON — Lady Bird I ’.I MAI.N STKLKI rep. for Vera scarves. He was the American Symphony’s free the payments until nudged by in 1968 and oiie of the highest in Johnson wore many a Molly children’s concerts and ,^tov I'KI.. Huiclienw, Conn., u Socond Ckua " ' What it does is to distribute, to the Martha Mitchell’s first husband ■Attar. Congress. the country. Pam ls label in her dresses and KnckvilU' I Form Committee needs. It costa approximately and was quoted as saying: "F or scholarships to the United Na­ maximum advantage o t the flock, the The panel „ said the Pentagon' "^® Associated Press, which Molly Pamls still wears the BCTSCRIFTIOR RATBC To the Editor, a long time after we were di­ tions International School. PvnM e in AdannM $20.00 per chUd for »*>e ^ o finally rep o rt^ back'last n ^ t e disclosed high „ „ ------medicare and LBJ brand. , 'Ticket prices ranged from i Onele Tenr ...... 78SO.O(i benefit of the updraft which comes off . We have formed a Pair Hous­ week period. Area The New York designer told vorced, people kept asking me 11*® *®®s bad been ruled Medicaid _payments last year, $1,000 to $6 . S t Kontha ...... ing Committee to oppose the gave been asked for finEuicial how I could possibly have brok- Three Hontha ...... 7.80 the wing Ups of each flying bird. . earned except for $11,212.70 bsted $162,000 as the highest in a roomful, of people at a party One Month ...... j M new 'density regulations propos­ help but more is still needed. which the unnamed psyiihiatrist California that year. the other night that the W hite, «** *>P ** "*®® K*''* “ **® The lead bird has to work harder than ed by the Planning Commission. Anyone who would like to spon­ Martha. But I haven’t been ____ MEMBER OF refunded. A Detroit osteopath’s clinic House’s Connie Stuart called re­ __ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS all the rest, although it is considered There is a housing crisis in the asked that for a year and a sor a child should send his do- got $203,000 in Medicaid pay­ cently to ask if'M rs . Pam ls Aaaoclnted Preaa la exclualvMr eir nation. During the past years, natlon to Gary Cornell (Rev.) ’The House service benefits half." titled to the uae ot repubUutloa A all ■ poesltafte that some of the updraft from ments then and a Miami osteo­ would get ■ together some Mwa dlapntchea credited to It or not other- few houses have been built at the South United Methodist subcommittee headed by Rep. path got roughly $190,000 in samples to show First Lady Pat wlae CTMlted tat thla paper and alao Sir the wings tehlnd him can carry forward vdilch are within the means of Church. James A. Byrne, D-Pa., Nlxoh. local newa pubUabed heJ?^ aiao mr medicare payments. ^ BITUMINOUS p t republlcatlon of apeoM die- far enough to give him a little help too. people of low and moderate U you have no money but tiharged no wrongdoing but said Mrs. Parnis, who recently onlchea herein are alao reaerved. The House subcommittee said U e X A Physicist income. ’The proposed regula- plenty of time to give, w e’ll ac- “ was concerned about the spent a week in Mexico wdth the But for the flock as a whole, the 88 doctors around the country The Baraldaid Prlntln>Prlntlns CompCoouMtnjr Inc., aa- tlons would make it almost Im- ®ept that and any donations of *®**8T delay in determining the Johnsons, refused. ’The reason aumea no financial " -----• ■ reaiKinalMlitjr for typo- got $20,000 or more in 1968 from Plans N-Study In Smpblcal eiTora appearl^ ______dividend from such inter-supporting possible to build apartments in paper goods such as cups, nap- propriety of such payments” she gave was that she dis­ DRIVEWAYS errora appearins In adrerttV- Parking Areas • Gas Stattons s Basketball Courts g » P » »^ er r ^ ln a matter tn Thr the military CHAMPUS pro­ agrees with administration pol­ Maacheater Erenlnx Herald flight is impressive, increasing the dis­ Manchester which would ac- hliig. plates, or arts and crafts ®**** recommended the Pentagon U S S R with Panel Now Booking for Spring Work material. Or if you are so in- revise its procedures to keep a gram and the military still has icy on Vietnam and Cambodia. tance they can cover in a single flight commodate y o i^ families with no figures for 1966. PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW BECAUSE OF A ^ Angelea Ttanea-Waalilna. clined — baked goods are a real current review of the fees it When, according to Mrs. LOS ANGELES (AP) —A nu­ too Poet Newa Senrioe. children and would encourage "The subcommittee is con­ PR IC E INCREASE SOON ^ aervlce client of N. B. A. Senrlce, Inc up to 71 per cent. the construction of efficiency treat for these 2nd and 3rd paye. Pamis, Mrs. Stuart persisted, clear physicist from the Univer­ PuhUahera Repreaentatlrea — Matliewa. cerned,” it said of the $176,000 the designer agreed to take time All Work Personally Supei^dsed. We Are 100% Insured. Bach bird finds and keeps its own and one-bedroom units, The graders. The recommendation sity of California at Los Angeles rlhannoik and Cullen Inc,, Special Anencv WM payments, “ that the matter did to think it over. — New Toik, Chtcaso. D eti^tuatkit aj id ‘ Boato~ ■ regulations would also Please call or write liie and made in a report on the mill is heading up a five-man team proper place in the- V .. formation be­ not appear to be vigorously pur­ She thought it over and still courage the construction I ’ll be glad to discuss our needs tary’s Civilian Health and Medi- traveling to the Soviet Union in DeMAIO BR0THERS^'^«’*>« imMBBR AUDIT BUREAU OF dRCULA- sued declined the honor. nONS. cause, in that jilace, flying is easier. wrtth you. / cal Program of the Uniformed September in a, scientist ex­ larger luxury. apartments, --J-.-.. snowed an interest." C A LL 643-7691 If a bird should drop out of its proper Thank Y o o , / Services—CHAMPUS—which change program to study peace­ DMajr advertlalnc cloa,. 'hour* proposed regulations set si It smd the military began an After it came out that Presi­ For Monday — l p.m. ^nuu.- ards of land, use ^6h^{dl,^ Mrs. Edwaird J. Goss Sr. provides care for military fami­ ful uses o t the atom. For ThMay — i p.m. Satui^j place and angle in the air flow, it might inquiry into the case in the dent Nixon had seen the movifi For W ^ ^ y — i p.m. Mooda; plied to single fam ily houses, 123 Helaiiie Rd. lies. Dr. Darrell J. Drickey, 36, For piuraday — i p.m. Tueaday find Hself fighting tivbulence Instead of spring of 1966 after the subcom­ “ Patton" twice during the would be patently uiegal. Tile Pentagon reportedly told height of the Cambodian flght- said today the Other four in his For F rtd v"— 1 p.m.'‘ wed£aaday benefiting from benevolent updraft. Dri've Successful mittee questioned its fee sur­ 1 C “ - Thuraday In the past, Manchester’s re­ the subcommittee the psychla- ^______ing, a wire service reporter ‘ earn have been tentaUvely se- CaaaaUted deadline — 6 p.m. day be- To the Ediror, veillance procedures. tore nubllocUlorhA nav—A-f'A » , * ------"W rat do you make of that?'” would not disclose their names. open Ionite till 9! ^ tq ’The Herald for courtesies ex- ^o^k out to that a v e r s e if h payments in'calendar But one possibility that suggests it­ an elderly-housing program, .j.j. * work------out to------that average if he 1969,” the report said, "and it is Warren replied: ’Their base of operations for “last minute 4th needs” and the church - spoMored tended during our recent poppy ^„rked six days a week!^ A Compact And A Pledsre self is that perhaps the answer to the hopeful that these can be re- ’■‘Not much. He's seen ‘The the project ehding March 1971 • cups e lighter fluid • plates "Beechwood” apartments, rfllos- "^ e $11,121 overpayment. Robe’ five times.” will be Serpukhov, a city devot- problem of the turbulence left behind We also thank the many peo- a ceived by the end of 1970.” As has so often been demonstrated, U ing the doors of Manchester to • beach towels • grills • sun tan lotion pie who contributed to make the —----- . ed almost entirely to scientific 3 by the new 747 planes is not, after all, families with children is un­ Oregon Sen. Mark Hatfield experimentation, about 100 o styrofoam floats « lighter fluid we were to take the language of the drive a successful one. to make rules forcing other planes to worthy of the town. was surprised when he got word miles south of Moscow. There ’The Memorial Poppy honors Declaration of Independence and solicit If e v e ty towm were to adopt that his state’s Republican they will take part in a nuclear keep at a greater distance from the 747, our veterans of all wars, living America Celebrates signatures for it on a street comer, we Manchester’s proposal, no chairman, Irving Ehna, had and dead. ’Eie mcmey derived particle experiment. , but to study, .from the birds, how apartments could be built in suggested the liberal lawmak­ would be likely to find it suffering whole­ from its sale will be spent on Drickey said two Soviet physi­ llndi it at to group all the Uttler planes in the the state. We urge th6 -^.pian- er should switch over to the sale rejections. needy veterans and their chil­ Satchmo’s Bii*thday cists "already are studying at nlng Commission to r e je c tlh e Democratic party. optimum updraft formation in behind the dren. The poppies were made Batavia, 111., as part of the ex­ Akxng ’Tbe CooneCUcut River With Byivhkn Oflum By B (» ’THOMAS has a room full of tapes with his "Irving Enna said that?” Hat­ ! People have learned, in the last few proposal as discriminatory and during wrlnter months by veter­ change program agreement de­ 747, thus increasing the fuel mileage or ESSEX Associated Press Writer field replied in astonishment. unjust. We would support regu­ ans confined at the Rocky Hill recordings dating 40 years. signed to help the two countries dec^es, not to sign anything carelessly, extending the flight range by 71 per cent. “ Why, he’s my insurance agent! lations which would establish a and Newrlngton Veterans Hospi­ “ I listen to the music and then reduce costs by sharing knowl­ particularly if it seems to have a radical uniform • apartment density In LOS ANGELES (AP) —The I 'Write out my story,” he said. dovm'toWTi TRGhCh3STe.T J i V tals. ’The American Legion United States of America wdll be edge. atmosphere. all zones which would not dls- “ I ’m gonna write my book all Mexico is a lot closer to San Auxiliary^ D ep a i^ en t of Con- 164 Saturday. Louis Armstrong, "This is the first step in im­ , criminate against apartments by myself. I could get a stenog­ Clemente than South America. neoticut, furnishes the material who has been termed a good proved scientific relations be­ Let us suppose that, instead seeking On Patriotism on the basis of living area. We rapher but she wouldn’t punctu­ So that may be why Ed Cox Connecticut Yankee and pays the veterans for mak symbol of it, will mark his 70th tween the two countries,” urge citizens to appear at the ate like I talk. I gotta have my changed his summer plans and any quick street comer Judgment on the Perhaps not enough Americans have Inside ing the poppies. birthday. will study Spanish next door to Drickey said. hearing on July 6th in opposi­ own punctuation.” document, we should submit its key lan­ been thinking about patriotism, as this B y A . H . O . Francis O’Coln, Post Chairman California instead of much fur­ "W e would hope that eventu­ tion to the proposed regulations. A birthday eve celebration Armstrong still appears at Fourth ot July season comes. It is an Cambodia Falling Mrs. Ruth Hickox ther south of the border as he ally the same type of coopera guage to ourselves for more thoughtful Sincerely, takes place tonight at Shrine concerts and he expects to keep ambiguous concept and it ought to be The state political convent­ there have been more losers Auxiliary Chairman, originally intended . . . If Trlcla “ °** evolve in other fields— and leisurely pcHislderation. What might Philip Bayer Auditorium. Such Jazz Veterans entertaining' “ until 1 get up to clarified. ions we have Just held were full than usual to denounce the con­ American Legion and Nixon should need an escort in Including outer space.” — ft6eKVILLE Rev. Ernest S. Harris Jr. as Sarah Vaughan, Hoagy Car­ heaven. the result be, then? J Never, perhaps, has the very idea of of apocalyptic pronouncements, The American Legion Auxiliary Washington between now and Drickey said agreement also vention system as if to prove michael, Barney Blgard, Joe “ I know-Um going there be- patriotism beeii under such violent at­ Report Paul B. Greenberg Dllworth Cornell Quey Post 102 "What do you make of that?” has been reached for France to most of them asserting that the that, without it .they them­ Bushkin, Benny Carter and Ted­ Case I want to have a duet 'with SCRAP CO.. Inc. One answer is that we already spend a tack as in the United States today. The • “ last hurrah’ ’ had now come Arnold H. Klau ard. Just back from Vietnam, share in Soviet experiments. selves would have been the dy Buckner, will Join the Satch- that cat Gabriel. Only trouble great deal of time among ourselves de­ American flag, until a few years ago By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak Dr. Frederick W. Lowe Jr. is going to be stationed at the Serpukhov, he said, is the lo­ for this political institution, the winners. mo love feast vriiich ■will help is, he ain’t in the union and 1 a symbol which nearly everybody in the convention Itself, or for some Sedrick Rawlins, DDS Nation’s Weather Pentagon . . . In the meantime, cation of the world’s largest nu­ bating Just what is meant by the key raise money for a Louis Arm­ don’t know how I ’m gonna work nation respected, has been made by a party leader. Against such pronounce­ Theodore Rosen, M.D. the funniest bit of Cox fam­ clear particle accelerator, with TOP PRICES PAID! WASHlNG'rON — ’To prevent aries overnlgiit or have much risks a slowdown of U. S. troop By THE ASSOCIA’PED PRESS strong statue in New Orleans. out that problem.” declaration of the Decluation — that few a lymbol o fobscene derision. • the psychologically disastrous ments, or trends, we would In­ Lewrls Segal ily trivia to surface since they a power rating of 78 billion impact on the war in Vietnam, withdrawals, further alienating ’Thunderstorms lingered in Armstrong’s 70th is also being reading as follows: 'v / The term "patriotic’’ as applied to fall of Cambodia to the Commu­ Since the tides which have terpose, for the moment, only Robert Shanley became news comes from a re­ volts. which has been going badly for U. S. opinion. If he lets Cam­ parts of the Midwest today after observed by sjiecial magazine organisations is even sometimes used as nists, the uniformed military been sweeping Connecticut poli­ the warning that the political WUllam Sleith cent visitor to their Long Island " I have made two trips to the Hanoi. bodia fall, the morale decline raking a wide area of the mid- issues, television tributes and a "W e hold these truths to be self-evi­ a synonym for right-wing extremism. here and in Saigon are start­ tics in recent years have fre­ millenlum is a fleeting thing, Jay Stager Duffey Primary summer estate. One room in the Soviet Union to determine the However, a Communist take­ here at home may pump de- . continent with wdnd, rain and "salute to Satch” at the New­ ’There was an abortive effort to make ing to prefssure President Nixon quently been more the result of and that the leadership or the Walter M. Schardt, M.D. main house has a mysterious scientific details of this experi- dent, that all men are created equal, over in Cambodia — pertiaps mands for peace at any price. hall. port R. I. Jazz Festival July 10. the Fourth of July this year a onesided some berserk lunar madness institution which seems past its David L. Warren, M.D. Assured: Aides mlrror of one-way glass which ment,” said Drickey. ‘“rhls ex­ COPPER for a new course that could re- that they are endowed, by their Creator, coupled with military gains in All this fits Hanoi’s conviction The storms generally broke How does he feel about all this kind '(rf political rally. ^ suit in a politically disastrous than of rationality, we would time or outworn or corrupt to­ Richard C. Woodhouse enables someone to keep an un- pertment is to measure the rad- southern Laos — could be the that the war will be ultimately out along a front that marked fuss? WEST with certain unaUenable rlghU, that It simply isn’t good enough. not presume to quarrel with the day often begins to shine again League of Women Voters HAR’iTORD (AP) — seen eye on guests in another lus of one of the short-lived fun- stretchout of troop withdrawals. won in Washington, Just as its the leading edge of a mass of “ I like it,” he rasps. "You can Workers for the Rev. Joseph Those who object to U.S. policies in "victory’’ that Hanoi’s negoti­ when the contrast of what suc­ of Manchester room. Just in an old Basil damental particles—the pion. among these are life, liberty, and the Nobody is proposing that U.S. earlier phase was won in Pauls. various pronoimcements. Southeast Asia or elsewhere, those who ators in Paris are looking lor as ceeds it can be seen. Mrs. William Whitney, Pres. cooler air. tell it comes from the heart.. If Duffey, one of three contenders Rathbone pursuit of happiness.” troops be sent back to Cambo­ Under the Communist doctrine Winds near 100 miles an hour it didn’t T wmiidn’t hiiv i t ” ------haunted-house movie It’s one of the products of a — like many blacks — have suffered a pretext to demand an imme­ In the realm of personalities, Mrs. Marshall Cohen, 1st it dldnt I wouldnt buy it. in a DemocraOc primary for ... A discreet classified ad will dia. Rather, the generals are of protracted war, their miser­ pounded parts of the Chicago BRASS discrimination for too long, should think diate, unilateral U.S. pullout. it may well be that John Bai­ The great sordid model of ' Vice Pres. What do we mean by equal? That we relying on Southeast Asians — able combat record of late is area late Thursday, toppling nu­ ‘' Dricke’T^aSd h f Sii not know hard whether their grievances will be ’The Communists are surely ley, having fended off the how high reformist h c^ s can na, N.Y., home, Armstrong’s nounced ’Thursday that they newspapers this week. Unda the details of the experiments ethnic Cambodian irregulars nothing compared to the merous trees And power lines on are all entitled to equal shares of what­ served by trying to destroy the very planning Just such a ploy to co­ fierce charge of the young bull be dashed when "reform ’’ doss “ Generous Support’’ energy be led his two serious Ul- have collected enough slgna- and Chuck Robb’s four-bedroom planned in IlU nZ but s Z tee from Vietnam and ’Thai troops crumbling American home the cltys’ South' Side in some ever money can buy? That we are all essence of American nationhood. incide wdth the 1970 U.S. elec­ from New Haven, has won arrive has been the Connecticut n e ^ s in the past two years. He tures to place Duffey’s name on Arlington house will be for rent Ls s la n phy^ctata were helnta^ but mainly the Army of the Re­ front. '■ ’To the Editor, suburban areas. The United States stands, and always tion campaign. himself nothing more than the General Assembly in the days equally enUUed to ecwJi other’s Job? public of Vietnam (A R V N )—to In a May 31 article, North The Anderson-Shea Post No. A girl died in Chicago when LEAD has stood, for many principles which ’The official line at the Penta­ privilege of making the time since the one-man-one-vote de­ ’"m e average cat goes into A spokesman said Just under attending law school at the Uni- volt accelerator L d e r ^ S t e ^ c - bolster Cambodia’s hopeless. Vietnamese Gen. Vo Nguyen 2046 and the Ladies Auxiliary of she touched a dowmed power How many accept the idea that there are vital to human freedom. Its system gon and the State Department and reason of his own "last hur­ cision purportedly took the Leg­ the intensive care unit only once 6,000 signatures had been gate- versity of Virginia . . . Witch tlon at Batevin ” construe army. Giap wrote: "W e are unafraid _ the Veterans of Foreign Wars line. There were no reports is a Creator who handed things out to is not perfect, its efforts to live up to is that a huge ARVN influx rah" more voluntary than it islature closer to a true and and probably doesn’t come out ered. The required number Sybil Leek recently sent a news But these same generals con­ of a protraicted war. . .it is U. S. humbly thank the people of other deaths or serious injuries. NEWSPAPER its Ideals have been flawed, but the is not needed to save Cambodia. would have been had Marcus more democratic representation of it aUve. I went in twice and is 8,000. magazine reporter s c u rry in g ______us? cede that greater use of ARVN imperialism, our enemy, that Manchester for their generous ’The stdrin followed record (WE HANDLE PAPER DRIVES FOR CHURCHES, chaos of anarchy and nihilism is no They claim the Cambodian triumphed in the convention. of the people of Connecticut— I ’m still here. Duffey ■will face Alphonsus back to his office from a lunch- BOY SCOUTS, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS) units in Cambodia might re­ fears a protracted war. As support in the recent Poppy high temperatures into the city. answer, the poUce states of Stalin or army, Milstered by Asian allies as, in some hopeful fancies, a “ A few weeks ago. I recorded Donahue, tee endorsed candld- eon tete-a-tete to type confi­ SCRAP IRON — OTHER METALS And who decides what is permissible quire U.S. outfits to remain in proved by the realities, our , Drive. All contribuUons receiv­ The mercury hit 66 to surpass Mao are no answer. and U. S. airpower, can do the And when it comes to politi­ state direct primary might do a song a guy wrote for me ate, and State Sen. Edward L. dential memos to his editors. WANTED BATTERIES — RADIATORS — PAPERS — RAGS to whom, for whom, under that general South Vietnam longer than ex­ ed from the Poppy sale are by one degree a record that had The answer lies in striving to fulfill job. strategy of fighting protracted­ cal Institutions, it may well be for party nominations. called "m is Black Cat has Nine Marcus, another challenger, in She forecasts a “major sex Also Buyers of INDUSTRIE SCRAP pected to take up the sfack ly has prevailed over the used for the work in Veterans stood since 1662. title of "pursuit of happiness?" the ideals of free men ever more earnest­ that the next session of the Lives’ . That’s Louis.” the primary. scandal” in Washington in Oc­ Clean, Late Model TELEPHONE 872-6887 there. Thus" Gen. Creighton But hardheaded realists know enemy’s strategy of fighting hospitals and the National Readings in the high 60s, or ly and effectively. The answer lies in Legislature is going to agree Before this reform took place, Armstrong was hospitalized ------tober . . . A Seattle newspaper 6 HARTFORD TURNPIKE ROCKVILLE, CONN. 06066 Abrams, the commander in -. ^ s is rubbish. Nothing has and winning quickly." In Wash­ it seemed a fair, logical esti­ Home for the Orphans and above, were common Thursday It would be quite likely that, if any making the system work more adequate­ to abolish state political con­ once with pneumonia and again didn’t make headlines of tee U SE D C A R S Hours: Vietnam who never approved of 'basically changed since the first ington these days, Giap's “ reali­ mate that nothing coidd ever .Widows of the Veterans. from the central Plains to the group of us sat' down to try to agree on ly, modifying, reforming, improving but ventions as such and leave the "when my heart started acting Falsetto Lost the IfiOkOOO-troop cut by next of April, when it became clear ties’’ look very real Indeed. make the old boes-domlnated, Thanks to The Herald for its Carolinas. Lincoln, Neb., and lV>p Prices Paid 7 A .M .. 4:30 P.M. M ON. Him FRI. not destroying. nomination of futiure state and up on me.” JAMES’TOWN, N.Y. (A P ) — what we all meant by such proclama- April, is expected to resubililt' therie would be no agreement pubUcity prior to the campaign, Little Rock, Ark., registered For All Makes! SAT 7:00 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. Patriotism is not an lgiK>ble ideal. It congressional tickets to a direct rotten-borough kind of state leg­ Armstrong has spent most of Entertainer ’Tiny Tim had to his arguments that this pace between the new Lon Nol re­ 'Which proves successful. 103, as did Columbia, S.C. tory i^irases, we might never come to is love of country. It is memory and re­ primary. islature look good. But the ir­ his 70 years entertaining audl- cancel a Thu r^ay engagement uaenTMut must be reduced. gime and Hanoi. Ever since, Sincerely yours, Winds of 75 miles an hour spect lo r what is worthy in the past. It Current Quotes responsible, undisciplined, un­ ences. 'with his gravelly voice because he has lost his voice. PAMCAM CARTER CHEVROLET the point where we would all be willing Secretary of Defense Melvin Cfommunist strategy has been to lashed Des Moines as thunder­ is dedication to the future. These may be the things principled Indulgence in self­ Harold F. Duff, Chairman Eind pure-toned trumpet. He has his manager said, CO.. IN C. to sign such a document, much less add Laird, who sold Mr. Nixon on occupy most of the country, en­ “ You can count on me. I, Itouise Copping, storms crackled through Iowa OKN Little about humanity’s struggle any­ which are now going to happen. gratification which has domi­ been on tee move lor most of Tiny Tim ’s singing voice is Vietnamlzation in the first circle Phnom Penh, and force won’t fall you.’’—Adm. Thomas Auxiliary Oiairman in. the predawn hours. Hail pelt­ i AJU. tm IfrPAiL 1229 Mala S t to it the meaningful pledge those heroic where toward the light is without flaw. John Bailey is suffering from nated the last two sessions of those years, traveling recently falsetto and he features old time place over the military's seri­ Lon Nol’s collapse. H. Moorer at his swearing in as ed numerous communities from souls of 1776 appended — the pledge to It is not hard to find things to criticize, what is the fatal defect for any­ the General Assembly has come to remote countries as goodwill favorites such as ‘"Tip Toe Phone •49-6238 Read Herald Advertisements ous reservations, will counter ’The ill-equipped, ill-train­ Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Help Needed KansSs^lnto the Southeast. even in great hours such as the Ameri­ one holding a position of pow­ close to making the wicked old ambassador tor tee United Through tee ’Tulips.” each other of “ our lives, our fortunes, in the strongest terms that the ed Cambodian army is no more Staff. Warm -, and humid weather er. He Is not really hungry any days seem a blessing. T\> the Editor, blames too much can Revolution. Among the giants theto withdrawal pace simply cannot able to prevent this today than persisted through much of the States. He and our sacred honour." " ’The current trend in civilian more. He has had it all. He I find that the best way of traveling for tee recent illness­ were little men, and selfish or stupid be reduced even if Cambodiq before the allied attack on the country from the southern men. They often exhibited the limlta- law to emphasize and defend in­ would rather be pleasant than reaching the people of Man­ es. FUZGERALD FORD INC. 'The tmth is — let’s face it — that if falls. Communist sanctuaries. A Plains through the south Atlan­ ioiis of common humanity. dividual liberty and freedoms Is tough. And when a political chester is by 'Writing a letter to Consequently, once again the crash program to train and tic statea Readings were up to " I used to work all night and there is any truth in the opinions of all diametrically opposed to the leader slips into such a naood, H erald the editor. So, if I may...... But we should not and we cannot President must choose between equip the Cambodian army, re­ 10 degrees cooler than a day teen stay up most of the day be­ honestly revise the nobility out of Ameri­ cohesiyeness, uniformity and he had better start formulating ’Hie Manchester Inter-faith those historians and analysts who see his Secretary of Defense (who quiring U. S. arms and advis­ Yesterdays earlier in northern areas of the cause I was afraid I ’d miss 1969 FORD LTD SPECIAL PURCHASE 1969 FALCON FUTURA can history. There were inspired hours, responsiveness of the well-disci­ his own graceful plans for re­ Committee is such a small this America facing a crisis, we .are in cautioned against sending U.S. ers, was rejected by the Ad­ midcontinent. something that was goin’ on,” Green, 2 dr. H.Top, Black vinyl top, auto, V-8 engine, PS, Gold, 4 di. Sedan, auto, V-8 engine, power steering, radio, | motives, actions. The American Consti­ plined fighting force and cannot tirement. group and had pledged itself to from FORD MOTOR COMPANY troops into Cambodia) and the ministration in April for lack of Temperatures before 'da'wn he reflected. “ Not anymore. If I PB, radio, wheel covers. WSW tires, wheel covers. , trouble because there is nothing we want tution is a tremendous afflrmaticm of hu­ be a part of military Justice.” — 25 Yean Ago a large under-taking, and we 1969 T-Bird, LTD, XL, GALAXIES, generals (who insisted that funds and political support. TTie political convention sys­ ranged from 61 at Lewdstown, work all night, then I ’ll sleep all man freedom, even if many of its draft­ ®rlg. Gen. Duane L. Faw", direc­ need help. AIR CONDITIONING M USTANG, with nir conditioning.' CAWC all together and for each other as much A R V lN could not do the Job Moreover, President Nixon’s tem actually has far fewer evils All business places close for Mont., to 86 at Blythe, Calif. day, that’s all. AIR CONDITIONING ers had not progressed to the point of tor of the Judge Advocate Divi­ ' Adult and teenage volunteers $2895. $2444 as we want our own individual privilege alone). To follow the generals options may be even more limit­ today than earlier in its history, the day, all war plants close for ‘ "Iliere’s a lot of things I ’m freeing their own slaves. sion of the Marine Corps, at are planning a free two-week l/l- this time, however, is ' scarcely ed by public opinion today than but they show on the surface the week, and no local sports cutting out.' Like booze. I used and opportunity. ’The treatment of American Indians is .a Texas Bar convention. -. day camp at the South United Charlie Comes Home conceivable. Any slowdown in in April. This declining base of more. The backroom mtineu- are scheduled for the Fourth of to slug It down so tee fans a long, dark episode. Countless indi­ July. Methodist Church Campus. WILMINOTON, N.C. (AP) — ^1968 FORD SQUIRE 1969 MUSTANG 1968 FALCON troop withdrawals would de- support for the war rules out “ No matter how careful you vers are less privileged than wouldn't think T was a wallflow­ ’The men of 1776 had a strong and bum-/ vidual encounters between Europeans Thirty Hartford inner-city chil­ Charlie the alligator ta back. While, 16 pass., auto, V-8 engine, radio, WSW tires, PS, White, 2 dr. H.Top, auto tipns., V-8 engine, power ateer- White, 4 dr. Sedan, auto Inns., 6 cylinder engine, radio. strby the President’s credibility another U. S. assault in Cam­ are, you can get hurt.” —David they used to be; the public er. Ing sense of compact with one another, and incUgenous Americans could have dren will enjoy a program of Charlie has been living in the o PB, power windows. ing,'WSW, radio, wheel covera. bodia. If Mr. Nixon allows his Shue, 20, of Kalamazoo, Mich., imagination makes them more 10 Yean Ago “ N o w .I’ve quit I did it Just been more Just, humane, decent But with the public, effectively un­ arts and crafts, music, readings area of the battleship North and with the idea of the nation they were generals to dispatch substantial who was blinded by a Fourth of like King Oliver down there In historically could the flow of the Euro­ dermine Laird’s Vietnamlzation lurid than they are; in this po­ This was a Sunday; The Her­ ' recreation, and swrimming; , all Carolina since 1961, getting AIR CONDITIONING ARVN units to Cambodia, he July cherry bomb in 1666. litically fertile year of 1670 New Orleans. He used to hit it $2495. $2495. $1195. trying to create. pean human tide across North America plan, and trigger resignations ald did not publish. this plus a hot lunch. The camp snacks from the spectaton and of some high-level Pentagon pretty good, then one day he I f we still have a compact one with possibly have been prevented? Of course will start Aug. 4 and run pieces of chicken from the took a half pint of bourbon and not. civilians. through* Aug. 14, Monday watchman, The battleship is another, it needs refreshening. ’Die dilemma for Mr. Nixon is said, ‘this Is tee last one.’ TTien 1967 KARMEN GHIA 1967 FALCON WAGON 1967 MUSTANG Conv. Today we can look clearly at the evils through Fridays 6:30 a.m. to permanently moored at Wil­ old Joe slugged it down and ndv- that the cost of letting Cambo­ Volkswagen, Blue,)2 dr. H.Top, radio, WSW tires. Tan, auto trans., 6 cylinder engine. Blue, while top, std. trans., 6 cylinoer engine, radio, WSW, | If we no longer have a compact, we of the past, but look beyond them both 3:30 p.m. mington osia tourist attraction. er took a drink again.” dia fall to the Communists wdll wheel covers. need to' formulate ourselves a new'tone, to the nobility of the past and to the op­ ’Ihls wrill be our third year ’Ihe 6-foot alligator returned Sinc^ hts illnesses, Louis has 1 be substantial in terms of psy­ Fischetti Sunday for the 1670 summer portunity of the future. We need not re- having started two years ago been spending more time at SPECIAL SPECIAL which will posit for us the kind of soci­ chological warfare. session. No one knows w hen be . peat the same old mistakes. We can with 26 Hartford children. We home 'With his Wife Lucille, $1045. $ 995. $1495. ety, the kind of America, in which we achieve greater social Justice for the From a strictly military are growing, but so are our goes in winter. standpoint, the Oommunization whom he martied in 1642. He can believe so strongly and fervently future. ’Two of the outstanding challenges lie of course in better treatment lor the of Cambodia won’t rebuild the 1966 PICK-UP 1966 FAIRLANE XL 1966 CUSTOM 500 that we are, in our turn and in our time, tragic renmant of Ammlcan Indians and ravished Cambodian sanctu­ Ford, white, FIDO, 6 foot box, Std. trans.,6 cylinder . Green, 2 dr. H.Top, auto trans., V-8 engine, radio, buck­ Green, 4 dr. Sedan, auto trans., V-8 engine, power steering willing to pledge everything we are and the burgeoning minority of Afro-Ameri­ engine, radio. et seals, console, WSW, wheel covers.' radio. everything we possess to the effort to cans. "niey are not the only pecmle for whom better things are required. make it become real, to make it work. $1395. $1445. $1095. The best kind of patriotism lies in A Thought fiM’ Today Are you going on voco/i’on? A country does not create itself, or wdiat wo do today and tomorrow. But Sponsored by. the Manchester - let us not try to poison or chop off our Council of Churches Pleas* M out and give to your Mdnehestor Evening Herald run itself, or exist in geography. roots. We need roots. It is a sum of human beings, w ill­ And we need love of country. Hatred, Tomorrow we will celebrate newsboy. ingly and voluntarily and gratefully so carelessly and obscenely expressed the 194th birthday of our coun­ NOW ON DISPLAY by strident groups today, derives from try. In the midst of our holiday- make this compact with one another __ fear and produces poisons. We must re­ making, parades, picnics, travel to see and serve something bigger and place it by an awrareness of our common liig to the beaches and all the N AM E ...... more important to all than any individu­ . humanity and a commitment to the solu­ rest that makes up our modern tion of problems and removal of in­ American civil holidays, let us ADDRESS ; ...... al fortune can be to anybody. In order to justices. not forget to pause and than! 1 9 7 0 MINI HOM reach that kind of understanding nn«i ’Ihe old Fourth of July oratory and its God for this country and all thi sense of compact, we may have to de­ Birmbola, which many of us have not good that it stands for. And at TO W N ...... s t a t e Jack Harkins forgotten, may have been banal and the same time let us ask Al­ SEE IT TODAY! fine some things more sharply than seemingly superficial. They were ■'not mighty God to help this country, YocoHon Starts ...... seemed necessary tn 1776. We may have really superficial. They reflected a very its leaders and its citizens,^ to overcome its problems ' ^ th SALES to lift our aqilrations over some strange human dream — is dead. , „ ■ The dream is that men Can reflect foreign and domestic. Let us all Vocation Emfe ...... hurdles which were not even in view back their Urthright and m ove steadily to­ recognize that the American INCORPORATED ward the fulfillment of their destiny. Revolution was not Just a one FITZGERALD FORD then. We may have to make better and time affair, but, is Instead, an higher use than we have of the inestima­ The United States is committed to these Or moil to Mandhester Evening Herald Open 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. — Convenieii^ Hartford National Bank or Cohriiecticut Bank and^Trust Co. Time Payment Plans goals. It has helped toward their, fulfill­ on-going event, one that will Circukirion Dofrt. ble. beautiful privilege those men of ment; We must all move forward, proud- constantly affect ■all of our lives W INDSOR AVEn ROUTE 83, ROOtVILLE 875-3369 643-248S compact in 1776 imagined, decreed, and %r,, soberly, gratefully. —ERWIN D. as citizens. 13 Bissell Street, Manchester, Conn. 06040 Rev. Edward M. LaRose won to hand down to us. We nhnuid try. CANHAM IN THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCB MONITOR Saint Bartholomew Church 1UlCHDSrS£-SELfA(n'" [SHOpMIHiHI^EANol Isave" .1!.

eAGB SIX fiSANCHESTER EVI;NING H E^ALA. MAKCHUSTEtl. CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1970 C ■ , 1 MANCHDSttetl ftVBNlNIG HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONjf.. FRIDAY,, JULY 8, 1970 >.>nuO * PAGE* SEVEN News for Senior Citi^'-cns V ern on ell, ages 7-9; Ann Gowen, ages Court Caises 10-12./ , ' C h u r e h e s V Playgroiihd Martin School: Lynn Lurtse- By WALLY FORTIN VmHm Im i CalvMMltet Boeleljr Jrttovah’e Wltneaaee if ma. Church of Christ r. j OntBOTOII . •( Mtncfcurtw Kingdom Hall Lordall aad Vernon Sts. ODMIUIT COURT 12 Notes Nathan Hale School: First iM Bbln Bt. TM N. Mala St. Eugene Brewer, MInMer Hie doors will not open until mine, regaixtiess of race, creed, Manchester Session Arizona Woman Pedals Against Pollution place, Kathy Rawllntls; second plqce, Donna Pryor; third place. Jofea R. FHi(M«ld, Pres. color, or natural origin." Paul P. Fortin, 28, of Daley By JUNE UNTON prove to deduct moving ex­ 8. If you want to get to the • :90 a.m.. Public Bible dia- 9 a.m., Bible Classes for all This column o f questions and answers on federal Square dancing rounded out Rd., Coventiy, was found guilty (Herald Beporter) The special events held at " penses? Center earlier, then you’ll have Valley St.; Brenda McCon­ 10:M a.m., Service. Church ages. of Improper passing after a An attractive 8> 44-year-old the playgrounds this week were courae “ Judges After Ood’a tax matters is provided by the local office of the U.S. the program. nell, ages 4-7; Kathy McCon- SchotS. Nureery. Own Heart." 10 a.m., Worship. Sermon: A ) Two basic conditions to wait outside, however, I will Next Wedneday there will short court trial yesterday. brunette on a bicycle has taken doll show, horseshoes for boys, Internal Revenue Service and is published as a public 10;S0 a.m., Group discussion "Did You CaU Mo A Liar?" must be met to qualify for take them in the order they ar­ not be a planned meeting. The Fortin acted in his own de­ to the nation’s highways to do jacks for girls. and softbaU Highland Park School: First Fun Oeepel ChrUtlen e p.m.. Worship. Sermon: moving expense deductions. building will be open, and fense, callingjhis wife and sis­ battle with pollution! Miss Caro­ of the June IS ^Watchtower service to taxpayers. The column answers questions rived. throw. place, Janet Yale; second place, FeUwwehip InterdeDomiiuUionml "Jesus The* Good Shei^erd." First, your new place of em­ everyone is welcomed to come ter-in-law to the witness stand line Killeen, a Spanish teacher, magazine. "The^ Righteous Law most frequently asked by taxpayers. We have only one week to sign Doll Show Mary Anne Taylor. Oreage Hall of the King Elfemal Is the ployment must be 50 miles on in to Jplay cards and to visit tq dispute the testlmory of the has been peddling across the / up. As always, we'll take as Bowers School; Most original. Robertson School; Debbie Bev. Philip p. Samiders, Paator Truth.” 1 farther from your old home many buses as we can fill. This Is because 'there wlU not states’ witness, Marilyn Van country from her home in ’tac- Q) I just got my refund. you are entitled to the entire than your previous place of Fleet. son, Ajriz. since March 37. Debbie Dudzlc, prettiest, Laura Robihson. Next trip to get ready for, is be a bus for this day. Schauster; biggest, Lisa Pag- . Verplanck School: First placSV 10:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Study South United Methodist Church H appenings Does that mean my fetiirn was amount of the exemption al­ employment. To state this an­ the one we’re planning for the I’ve been told that some of Fortin was arrest^ June 9 She's sampled firsthand the OK? lowed for age on your next other way, you would meet dirty air around and above the gloll; litUest, Jennifer Mac Edna Williams; second place, and open discussion. Sunday Main St. at Hartford Bd. first week of October. That’s the square dancers are Interest­ after an accident on Main St. tax return. Exemptions are this requirement if ft would roads and she's been depressed Grillvary; foreign, Vicki Pear- Linda Esmond, School. Bev. J. Manley Shaw, D. D., F or T eens the four-day trip to Canada. ed in dancing this Wednesday, His car struck the right front A ).T he fact that you have not pro-rated. be 50 miles farther to go by the debris decorating them. son. Waddell School; Gloria Caer- ?:30 p.m., Evangelistic serv­ Pastor Wa will take only two buses, so you’re Invited to stop by and of Miss Van Fleet’s car as she your refund means your re­ from your old home to your She expresses it simply, ’’Every Buckley School: 'Hnlest, San- es. ice. Bev. Carl wi Saunders, or 90 people, and registratifm join them. CaUer BIU Harvey was attempting to turn right Saturday, July 4 turn contained all the infor­ Q) Will profits from a sale new^ob than it was before into a priyate drive. inch of America is polluted." dy Peglulcla; longest hair. West Side: Ages 7-9-flr8t Associate Pastor won’t start until around Labor will he on hand, and the joint Drug Advisory Center, 81 Rus­ mation required to process it. of stock be taxed higher this you changed jobs. Fortin contended that she had -Her answer is to replace cars CSiris PettenglU. place. Candy Quakenbush; sec- Church of the Assumption Bev. Gary S. Cornell, sell St., call 847-9222 anytime Later,. you may be asked to year under the new taw? Day. More Information regard­ will be jumping, you can bet Charter Oak Field: Grand ond place, Jeanne Enderlin* The other requirement is actually signalled a left turn, with-'hlcycles -in the inner city, Adams St. aad Thompson Bd. Associate Pastor between 1 and 9 p.m — Some­ verify the accuracy of an item ing this trip will come later, or on that. prise, Judy Deschenes; cutest, ages 16-12—first place, Klni A) The alternative capital that you be a full-time em­ and he was passing her on the to whatever degree possible. Rev. Edward S. P^dn, Paator on your return, but it is not you may call 948-5810. bates Ahead Debbie Sullivan; funniest, Lau- laimone; second place, Benita one’s there to listen. gains tax hjas been increased. ployee at your new job for at right. He was fined $25 by Judge Her first destination was'De­ Se ajjs for free InfomultoD, Rev. Robert J. Burbank 10 a.m.. Worship Service. Ser­ Globe Hollow — Open 10 a.m. fRS policy to hold up refunds \ Setback Tourney Here’s a couple of dates to rent Jean; beat male, Ritchie Montalvo. However, up to $50,000, ($25,- least 39 weeks of the 12 Nicholas ■ Armentano. troit where she did a bit of , 'taS Ir^lliUon esUmw^^^^ mon: "Our Heritage." The Rev. until a decision on whether to Gagnon. —8 p.m. > 000 for a married person filing I^ d a y night's setback tourna­ remember: Royal A. Isham, Jr., 27, of no personal protesting. Besides the ' Saturday, Masses at 6:S0 and Dr. Shaw Preaching. Infant-tod­ examine a return is made. months following your move. Green School; First place, SoftbaU Throw, Waddell, Verplanck, Saulters a separate return), capital ment of 68 players had the fol­ July 22, at our Fun-Day we’U certain address, waived a hear­ major role the auto plays In FOfiARTY BRO^ 7:80 p.m. ^ To meet these requirements Tammy Mltchley; . second Bowers School; EM White. dler nursery and preschool and Swanson Pools — open 11 As a znile, tax may be as­ gains will be taxed at the lowing winners: Ann Welskopp, be riiowing color slides of our causing pollution, it also plays Sunday, Masses at 7, S, 9:10, it is not necessary to have ing in pWibable cause and was place, Janet Fowler; third Charter Oak Field: Bob child care at Susannah Wesley a.m.—8 p.m. sessed anytime within three same 25 percent alternative 144; MolUe McCarthy, 138; Ted Now York boat ride, so plan on a major role in discouraging bi­ INC. 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. Mt. Nebo—Fireworks at dark! your* job before you move. bound over to Hartford County place, Kathleen Foye. aaughsey, ages 7-9; Mike Queu- Hall. years from the date the return rate as they have in the past. Rivard, 131; Bernice Caswell, being with us for this one. cycle riders. “ It’s suicide to 819 BROAD STREET They can be met by 'persons Superior 'Court on marijuana Martin School; First place, sel, ages 10-12; • Bob Stanley, was due to be filed. For this Gains over $50,000 wilt be 120; James Comlns, 129; July 29 wlU be our final meet­ bike on som e, roads," she in­ Fuel Oil—OU Buraer Church of Jesus Christ of Monday, July 8 moving to look for work as charges! Cheryl McKee; second place, ages 18-14. Trinity Convenant Church reason, keep your records on taxed at a 29 Vi percent rate Arthur Dancosse, 129; Wilbur ing until September, and my sists, and has suggested the Sales and Service IsUter-day Saints (Mormon) Globe Hollow — Courses ' 10 well as those who are either Isham was arrested June 4 on Nancy Berggren; best foreign, Nathan Hale School: Dave SM Hackmatack St.. your 1969 tax return for at for 1970. In 1971, the alterna­ Messier, 127; Christine Glenney, entertainment chairiadyMrli. automobile industry do pen^ce Air Oondltionlng HUlstowa Bd. aad Woodslde St. a.m.—noon; open 1—8 p.m. transferred to a new location charges of sale of narcotics, and Oieryl Marcantonla; prettiest, Desantis and Tom Alberti. Bev. Norman E. Swensen, least three years. Records on tive capital gains tax rate will 1(28; Eva Lutz, 128; Charles Mary Rhodes, Is making plans for their sins by giving away a Insured taidget Payment Paul E. NnttaU, Bishop Waddell, Verplanck, Saulters or accept a new* job that re­ possession of a controlled drug. Pamela Senkow. Plan Paator stock purchases, property ac­ go up to 32 Vi percent. Capital Tucker, 121; Oorrine Gibson, for a gala day. She would like bicycle with every new oar sold and Swanson Pools — Courses quires them to move. On June 18, he was again ar­ Nathan Hale School: Tie for 24 Hour Onstomer Service quisitions and the like should gains will be taxeji at an effec­ 121; Bess Moonan, 119; Lee to have all you folks who wore and work to make roads safer. The total land area of the 10 a.m.—noon; open 1-6 p.m. rested on similar charges. The first' place, Gina Russo and 849-4389 9 a.m.. Priesthood. < 9:80 a.m., W on^p Service. 1^ kept longer. tive maximum rate of 35 per­ Steinmeyer, 181; Wilma Fleisch­ those lovely costumes for "Big Public relations men from the‘ eight principal Hawaiian la- and 8-8 p.m. Q) I greatly increased the arrests came after a police In­ Randl Alberti; second place, 10:30 a.m., Sunday School. The guest speaker wlU be the cent in 1972. er, 116. Week” to bring them in on that three major companies were lands is 6,486 square miles. Classes for aU ages. Drug Advisory (Center, 81 Rus­ value of my property this vestigation into marijuana sales Roee Pryor; third place, Janet Rev. Walter Steen from Floral sell St., open 8:80 a.m.-5 p.m.— By the way, for the next two day, as part of the entertain­ In the area on or about March "bemused" but polite. B p.m.. Sacrament Service. Q) Shouldn’t my employer Q) Where can I get a copy spring by putting in a number White; fourth place , Ella De Park, N. Y. Nursery for pre­ call 847-9222. weeks, the bus will not be run­ ment, and a good chance for us 30. Her second destination was reduce my withholding now of the new withholding rates of ornamental, shade and fruit Celles; biggest, Tlnna Ricci. ★ ★ ★ ★ ic'kirltW 'k school children provided. MHS Guidance and Placement ning, and therefore, no pick-ups to get some clear, we hope, Isham was also sentenced to Rockville, where Dr. Joseph J. St. Bartholomew’s Church that I’ve had my 65th birth­ that are effective July 1, 1970 trees. Can I get tax credit for Valley St.; BlggeM , Karen Offices — open 8 a.m.-noon and Wally J. Fortin, Director, gg pictures of everyone. nine months in jail for larceny. Kristah was waiting, medical Bev. Philip Hussey, Pastor day? so that I can adjust my pay­ what I spent? McConnell; Uttlest, Heather First Church of Christ, 1-3 p.m. HI there! Boy, the week had Oh yes, the big blond, and He was found guilty of the bag in hand. The kind of pollu­ Rev. Edward M. LaBose roll? A) Although these expenses Johnson; prettiest, Tammy \ Scientist Pa^ifinders Club, Norman Just started, and I found out it’s darling redhead will be on hand charge in the Manchester Court tion with 'Which he does dally ___ Assistant Pastor A) You are entitled to an cannot be deducted they can battle is the kind lnsl Sts. Church of Rockville al honors over five other grip- . was alto continued to July 16 for plained, ^ o u ask for a, jaU any special diet at aU, and he m ^ . f Vr e a U o ^ ^ infants. Sermon at both serv­ Wednesday, our Fun-Day Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, Pastor Rev. Richard R. Bertram, Union Congregational Church men in the annual contest a court trial. cell that’s vdiat you get." Other Dr. Kristan finally had his attributed It largely to exercise, gjjd And It is In the cltv that ices "The Priority of Recon­ group was a little larger than ...... State ...... 2»p ...... Teen events may be listed by Paator ’ Rockville last week, with 77 members on Wednesday, bringing a crowd of Bruce J. McAlpine, 16, of 26 inmates are delisted of course, opportunity to do some testing. A test for vital lung capacity ghe wants to see neonle TOwer THE ciliation," by Pastor Anderson. 9 a.m.. Divine Worship calling Fran Conway (Mrs. Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Minister hand. We were happy to find 3,600 in Union Square to its feet Marion Dr., was found guilty of She observed that ’’Amery:a’s Even before being greeted yes- was 96 per cent of normal and replace the islating and Mllut- Imbm MHta* mmem e^m mmemm meme mmmm mheb! with Holy Communion. Nursery 9 a.m., TTie Servicer Rev. Lyman D. Reed, OPEN Al Frank) or Candy at 649-6080, 267 that no one knew of any mem­ as he tugged out a jivey solo on operating a motorcycle without the only country that doesn’t terday In Hartford by Mayor blamed by the doctor on the un- ing machines As^she puts it BIBLE United Pentecostal Church in Polish House. Associate Minister Hackmatrack St., or Kathl bers being admitted to the hos­ the brass bell of Car 62. a license, and was fined $10. An use the bicycle as a vehicle. Ann Ucello he took Miss KU- clean air she was forced to simply, "I miialder the bicycle AY 187 Woodbridge St. Our Savior Lutheran Church additional charge of operating Knapp at 649-9288; or Karen Gil­ pital and that is always good A gripman for five years, Here they’re used as toys only." leen’s pulse and noted It was breath. the vehicle for survival." ^ 9 A.M t« 9 P.M. SPEAKS Robert Baker, Pastor 239 Graham Road 9 a.m.. Worship Service. an unregistered motor vehicle more at 649-9276. GUead Congregational Omrch news. Pavlukevich Is in the 88-year-oId Sooth Windsor was nolled. * Hebron For our Pun-Day we gave the tradition of cable car bell ring­ said the Washington rally will derstandlng between the ARTHUR DRUa (Pilgrim v4i ills 10 a.m., Sunday School. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, Paator Second Congregational Church Patrick LeTourneau, 19. of E u g e n e group a couple of paper game ers, whose catchy rhythms 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Rev. Herbert O. Kelsey Jr., United Church Of Christ 183 Brookfield St., withdrew a Thousands be strictly nonpolitical, adding and have-nots,” sold Dr. FABRIC DBPARTMBNT aTORBB u r e t e e r tests, and once again found warn everyone that here comes Anti-Crime 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic Serv­ Pregident Turns Paator 9 a.m.. Worship Service. Bt. 44A, Coventry guilty plea to a charge of break­ that if it "had become antiwar R. MacColl in , the them too smart for me. a cable car, pulled by an under­ ice. Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, ing and entering without permis­ or prowar, I would have pulled president. _4 34 Oakland St.. Route 83, Manchester We had a very Interesting ground cable and possessed of To Fiscal Aides 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service: Wesleyan United Methodist Minister sion, and entered a plea of not En Route out.” The Honor AmericEyprogram Grant Goes It seems unthinkable that any presentation by one of our mem­ certain juggernaut attributes on The giant rally has been en-' was condemned by the econom- nominally Christian fellowship Church of the Nasarene The Rev. Mr. Kelsey will Church gulUty. His case was continue 1 ■ SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (AP) preach. Sermon topic: "Being bers,. Ann Johnston, which I steep hills. dorsed both by Republicans and Ic arm of the Southern Christian would doiy the deity of Jesus. 238 Main St. Crystal Lake Rd., -Ellington 10 a.m.. Worship Service. Most regular riders can re­ to Aug. a. To Capital . After days of ccmcentratkm Right ,of Righteous." Nursery thought would be very appro­ The case of Harold Spencer, Democrats, including former Leadership Conference . T o State Yet a prominent “door-to-door" Rev. William A. Taylor, Paator Rev. Harvey W. Taber, Paator cognize favorite gripmen by the group holds Jesus to have been provided. priate for this column. A story 29, of Hartford, charged with (Continoed from Page One) Presidents Harry S. Truman In a telegram to President (Continued from Page One) on foreign affairs. President pattern they beat out on the Michael the archangel before 9 a.m.. Prayer Service. 9:46 a.m., Sunday School Union Services on the Pledge of Allegiance to two counts of shoplifting, was ington for the massive rally, and Lyndon B. Johnson, former Nixon, officers pf Operation Nixon has turned his attention simple bell as they jerk the They’re coming from many oth- president Hubert H. Huin- Breadbasket called the day a her the deficiencies" in the and after his earthly sojourn. 9:30 a.m., Church School for Classes for all ages. the Flag of our Country was continued until July 9. Spencer However, Hebrews 1:4-8 reveals to domestic problems and United Congregational Church presented. Accompanying Mrs. clapper with a length o i worn er states, too. including five ohrev and Democratic National "transparent a.ttempt to garner P r ^ a m 1 ^ been pointed out evetyone. Opening of special ■ 11 a.m., _ Worship Service. Set for Sununer was found guilty on both counts that Jesus was better than the United Church of Christ and greasy cord. busloads from Indiana and sev- pTinirman Lawrence F O’Brien, support for the rasclst and Im- to the Justice Department by the summer contest. conferences with a new team of Nursery. J'bhnston, was Mrs. Bernadette after a short trial before Judge angels, that God never called Tolland When not ringing the bell, tile eral from Massachusetts. .i™ borouehs in New perlallstlc policies of your ad- state commission. 10:45 a.m., Morning Worship. home front aides. 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. Center and Second Congrega­ N'Oel on the piano. Ell Cramer on May 21, and the The five boroughs in New Q,gy According to 1 any angel His Son, and that all Rev. Donald G. Miller, The story follows: gripman’s job is to attend to the case was continued for a pre­ In Boston. Richard Carding YoVk CUrwTu'^tage" their own m lnlsti^on.’’ and ^ d ^ they " ‘*>® the angels worshiped Jestu at Message by the pastor. Nixon met Thursday with the 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. tional Churches ■will begdn their Minister ' . annual summer union servlcee ’’I: Me, an individual, a com­ massive steel lever that reacheis sentence investigation. Yester­ Cushing has ordered the ringing o«,ebrations. Including the tra- were urging Negroes to observe I-'SW Enforcement Assistaitae his birth. 8 p.m.. Youth Fellowship. top officials of the Office of down into a slot in the pavement Independence Day as a day of Administration said that Con- PACKAGE STORE Sunday with a worship service mittee of one, pledge and dedi­ day, Judge Armentsino said that of church bells at 11 a.m. to ceremonies in Times 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Budget and Management—Di­ St. Maurice Church, Bolton prophetic protest. necticut’s level of funding for Futhermore, John referred to 9:80 and 11 a.m.. Worship at 9:30 a.m. at Second Congre­ cate all my wordly goods, to to grab the moving underground he could not impose sentence, as coincide with the main rally; Souare Message by the pastor. rector George P. Shultz, Deputy Rev. Robert W. Cronin, Pastor cable. ______these programs raises questions Jesus as "the Word," saying, Service and Church School. gational Chumh. give 'Without self pity, alle­ Judge Cramer had heard the At 8^ D le^ S ta ^ m , sta .iin^aukee, three days of MANCHESTER PARKADE "the Word was God," John 1:1. Director Caspar Weinbeiger 11 a.m.. High School Class. ' Contestants are judged on tons of ,Reworks will be set off g^^ j g j , ^ concerning the state’s respon­ Saturday Masses, 5 and 7 p.m. The Rev. Felix Davis, pastor giance, my love and my devo- case. To evade this, the aforemen- Center Congregational Church and Associate Director Arnold 7 to 8:'30 p.m.. Pilgrim Fel­ rhythm, presence and truthful­ siveness to the statutory require­ Sunday Masses, 7:30, 9:15 and of Second Congregational tiwi, to the Flag,, our standard. Norman D. Johnson, 23, of after performances by acrobats, g„^ sponsored by Negro tloned group’s own translation United Church d Christ R. Weber. lowship. ness, said master of ceremonies East Hartford, pleaded not guil­ clowns and Navy singers. Senior Citizen ment that plans and programs inserts "a " before “ god" and 11 a.m. Churchi, will preach on “ ReU- Old Glory, a symbol of Free­ leaders to honor black people 11 Center St. ) Sworn in earlier in the" day at Jeriy Harms of KABL radio. ty to a charge of using a motor At the Rose ^ w l at Pasade- be comprehensive in scope and uses the lower case. Yet several Rev. Clifford O. Slmpson,- gion in America” at Sunday’s dom. who have died In the war, cll- provide for the improvement tlmee in the same chapter, with an outdoor ceremony at the "Wherever she waves there In the amateur class, San Ma­ vehicle without the owner’s na, CtalU. jaM^ m ^lclM .I^uta ^g^^g Saturday with a parade B u s Passes , Mlnlster Western White House, the three St. Francis of Assisi Rockville. United Methodist service. and coordination all aspects the same cdhstructlan, that ver-' The union services will be is respect, because your loyalty teo bandleader Bobl^ Garay permission, and the case was .Armstreng’s 70th blrtaday will g ^t^ucks. a Negro pi- OPEN DAY Sion omits the "a" and -c^tal- Rev. WlntlirOp Nelson Jr., OMB chiefs were plucked from 873 Ellington Rd. Church has given her dignity that took first place oyer Joseph continued to July 9 for a court To Be Renewed of law enforcement.” South Windsor held at Second Church during be celebrated ^ the wives ^^ot kUled in the Boston Massa- ises "God." Why such glaring Minister of Christtan EduiuUlon other federal posts to run the 142 Grove St. diouts ‘Freedom is everybody’s Sana!, percussionist with the trial. The grant announced today. Rev. Gordon B. Wadhams, Rev. Willard E. Conklin, July and at Center Church in and famUles of A m erica sery- ^^g^ gjgrt „f the InconsistMicy? new agency, which replaces the job.’ ” . San Francisco Symphony. Senior Citizens in Manchester he said, "was based on the 9:30 a.m.. Union Service at Pastor Minister August. icemen m ^ l^ or ®^tur®djn -Rgviutlonary War. will have to obtain new passes understanding that Oonnecticut old Budget Bureau and is ex­ "United: United which means Pavlukevich won a new suit, a Vietnam will be honored. A ftre JULY Moreover, T hom as called Rev. Lawrence Bock, Harold Le'Vander of reduced bus fares before will allocate a ’substantial por- Second Congregational Church. pected to combine budget-mak­ we have all come together. radio, a painting and a trophy Jesus "My Lord and my God," Nursery. ' Assistant Pastor 9:30 a.m.. Church School, Minnesota and Robert W. Scott their present passes expire on tion’ of future block grant funds John 30:28; Paul said the fulness ing with continual evaluation of Groupg Attend “ States: Individual communi­ as best pro bell ringer. Japan Seen of deity dwells in Jesus, Col. the effectiveness of federal pro­ nursery through adults. ties that have united into 60 of North Carolina have officially Sept - 1 Improvement of such pro- Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 Garay went away with $800 In 2:9:'and John said Jesus made Calvary Church grams. . 10:45 a.m.. Morning Service, great states, 60 communities ,all w ^ r S r t i ? r c ^ ■n>®r® has never been an ex- ^ p.m. cash, a replica of a cable cah himself equal with God, John (Assemblies of .God) After lunch Itiursday, Nixon nursery through Grade 4. Miami Confab with Imaginary boundrles, yet As Policeman trioUc proigrams at 21 city fourth, m PorUand, Ore., a re- piraUon date before but the Mesklll blamed the current Sunday, Masses at 7:80, 9, bell and '|6(X> worth of air time' 5!18. Read carefully 1 John 2:33, 847 E. Bflddle Tpha had another domestic policy united to a common purpose, (Continitod from Page One) BCPduction of the Uberty BeU Connecticut Company has decld-^™ ‘Xf®tl®^«tohiUtrati«i of 33 and beware! 10:15 and 11:80 a.m. Memberq of Manchester Al- of KABL to advertise his favor­ Rev. K. L. conference, with Shultz, White St. Mary’s Omrch and that U love of ' country, and ^ '"hiutes. ed to schedule them from now Deinpsey for de­ Anon Family Groups, and ite charity, a scholarship fund The president said the ranks c o d e island Statehou^ and pg,^ ^ g g,jg ^ ^ flclenci^BS” in the program that House aides H. R. Haldeiqan, Rt. 31, Coventry to the Republic. Alateen, its junior, segment, are at Serra High School in San Ma­ of the Huk rebels in central Lu'^ the annual Spirit of Anmnca (;^ c a g o neighborhood, prepared lost andused by other people, retard efforts to mount an ef- CELEBRATE THE 4TH CHURCH OF CHRIST John D. Ethrlichman and Robert Sacred Heart Church Rev. F. Bernard Miller, Pastor "Republic: Which is states teo. 10:80 a.m., Sunday Schocri and participating in-three days of zon had been decimated by sur­ festival wUl be_held Saturday to g p^g^g p,g^g g j^ ^ y^g j ^ g ^g ^^^gg^ indefln- ^active anti-crime effort in the I^rdall a i^ Vernon Streeta' H. Finch, and Donald Rusfeld, Rt. 88, Veraou Bev. RiehiM F. Rotqdian, Intensive workkhops, meeting, given sovereign power, which Worship Service. The Rev. Carl renders and casualties, and peo­ Decatur, Ala. The A l a ^ a city j^nchlgan shore. Among'sched- Italy. state.", director of the Office of Eco­ Rev. R«4di Kelley, Pastor Paator is Invested in the represents^ Phone 843-2517 Hosch, guest preacher.. and social events at the 85th An­ Head Start Grants ple in the ylUages are beginning was named after Steidien Deca- „,g^ speakers was Rep. Abner The (Connecticut Company has “ ® **‘® Dempsey ad- WITHA5THOF... nomic Opportunity. Rev. Richard Besmler, tives, chosen by the people to niversary International Conven­ WASHINGTON (AP) — The to defend themselves. tur, naval officer, adio once de- Mlkva, D-IU made the cards avallaWe ta the mhilstration has been "jeopar-, Assletant Pastor Saturday Mass, 7:80 p.m. tion of Alcoholics Anonymous at govern and the government is Sunday Masses, 7:80, 9:80 and the people, it to from the pe cases the future that is ours to mold." p© urged to take affirmative application blanks available but, Chicagoan in trouble. Church and Park Streetz the two annual parleys between classes for all ages. Service. will be a breakfast on Sunday, "Justice: The principle, or the ven county and $17475 to Bhlr- ore pending in the courts Mrs. Engel said she hopes the stands on "the terrible cancers if it doesn’t he wlU teU interest- Joseph Grant, 27, was ^w?at leaders of the two governments WE HONOR BAGGED July 4tb at 10 A.M. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. 5 p.m., Junior Pllgi^ FCl- with Bill W. co-founder of Alco­ ability to deal tririy wiQi otiters. flrid County—are to he nsed to against officials accused cor­ rally will counteract the ’ ’adiole of racism and prejudice uridch ed senior citizens where to write Ihg his flag TTiursday at a north TELEPHbl^E provided for in the 1988 Freimh- 5:45_p.m., C lo t’s Amhassa^ lowsh^. holics Anonymous, and Loisj his “ For ail: Fo all wfaiqE means, aid the career devetopment ot ruption, and a new salary head 'antr atmosphere thal exists has so fragmented our society," to get them. sWe beach in the form of a bath- ICE ALL CBRISnANS WELCOME. MASTER CHARGE M94M46 West German mutual coopera­ dors youth grou^. 7 p.m., Senior Pilgrim -Fel- wife, co^ounder of Al-Anoo, as ladies and gentlemen, M to as eligible Head Start employes tax will finance a housing bonk now in'America." ’’Tills special day must be the Application blanks must be ing suit. An ex-serviceman tion treaty. 7 p.m., Bvangellstic service. lowship. guests honor. much your country as It to with low Incomes. to help meet the need for 400,0^ Graham, interviewed today on beginning of nationwide efforts accompaiUed by a 1 by 1?4 inch called police and filed a com- new houses every year. the NBC-'W "Today" show, to foster collaboration, and un- recent photograph. plaint.

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MAI^CHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 8„ 1970 ' P A O B N IN E » G t EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN- FRIDAY. JULY ff, 1970 Tolland ___ ■ ’ / ___ ■ 7. i T E M r aiAssco■ OF MANCHESTER Obituary Man H eld; Before Our Time Viet Labor Officials Say Police t o e I Annual Fireworks Display Town Land Fill Yesterday’s Herald was Business Bodies Area Due For 54 McKEE STREET 6494521 printed and published on 1 Adoipbe t. Poalln Fired,Shot July 2, 1970. It would not IJ.S. Mistakenly Hit Boats HigMights HoKday Fare Kow Is the time to brings bi your screens to be repslied. ABBKKfS Win Postal Awards ■“ Decontamination Ad(dph« 3. RouUn, 88, of Winl- normally be necessary to Stonn window glaaa replaced. By JACK FfMUE American spokesmen stated Janet M. Carlow of Bloom- The annual fireworjw dlspltiy Elast Hartford tonight and at aor. father of lira. Sebaatian At Daughter make this notation, it being Among six Manchester postal Tolland’s sanitary land fill Caccomo of JCancheater, died '!i'he Loa Angeles Times un*w -o,. oiusoju.. a., viao« to uie uu«ai,=<-1 — « s. «« a ------— ----- sir'.’ ^ 2 j a w - « assumed that the date which SAIGON — EHght Saigon in the vicinity 6t Rach Gia U.S. possession of controUea highUghts the coming Fourth ll- ter were having coffee and her red for six days and even n o w - Hanson of 17R Garden Dr.^ a can be obtained from toe select­ OF MEAT ~ JUST ASK FOR IT! 'M rs. Boyle was bom In Clar­ BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (AP)— which they understood as ex- Doreen Fowler, of 56 Bigelow the field. About $700 in private lonial Board Co., Rogers Oorp., husband, Charles,' was in anoth­ 12 days later — will neither parcel post carrier, men's office. ion County,“ Pa., and Hwef )-> A 23-year old Bridgeport man tending from the beach two court date July 20. donation^ has been received al­ a Cheney Bros, remained er part of the house, rfiairlng, confirm or deny the sdlegations miles seaward. ~ _____ Hanson was named “ Sugges- WE ALSQ HAVE PICNIC 8UPPUES XUUngUm before going to Rey- who claimed an accidentsdly ready. open. Allied Building^ Systems The area Is closed Mondays, when he heard thp A o t. He made by Vietnamese fisherman . tor-of-the Month” by the noIdsvlUe about five years ago. dropped gun killed a second 'The shooting at the hell- Paul M. DelMastro, 28, of 27 Two sportihg events are sched­ Inc. will be closed on Monday, Wednesdays and Fridays when Chepse'— Rolls — Cold Cuts — Meats — Paper Goods called the police and Patrcdmen union officials. awards committee for a sugges­ She. was a member of BlUngtcn copters. An reasoned, may have Huntington St., charged with uled___ for the______holiday^ weekend.______and Aldon Spinning Mills Corp. the rubbish Is being covered. It Gary Pflefer and Leo Porter re­ man has been sentenced to a ’The Vietnamese version was tion concerning street box col­ Grange. come from the enemy ashore, causing unnecessary noise with Thg Mjanchester American Leg- will close for vacation until Is open from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. • NEWSPAPERS • MAGAZINES sponded to the call. 4-to-lO-year prison term. disclosed by Dao Van An, a lections. The other suggestions Survivors include a daughter, An said the fishermen admit- a motor vehicle. Police said he ion - baseball teain will be at July 13 b^drmlng tomorrow. on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Satur­ OPEN DAILY Including SUNDAY 8 A.M.-10 P.M. Police were unable to explain Willie C. Cleveland had plead­ subordinate of Tran Quoc Vuu, concerned mail handling pro­ M ».' Harold Philips of M ^ - what led to the shooting. Jones, ed guilty to man:9laughter in the ted their boats were not flying was ,observed to squeal his tires days and Sunday. phester; arid a grandson, Peter whose Vietnamese Confedera­ the red-and-yellow South Viet- leaving a Center St. drive-in res- cedures and safety. Medal Winners before his retirement, operated case of Frank Glover’s death on tion of Labor is becoming a D. Philips of Manchester. the Jones Furniture Store ' on May 9, but his lawyer main­ nam flag. ’They said the flags taurant. Court date July 20. Permanent medals were pre­ OPEN ALL DAY meaningful political force in provided had rapidly faded be------Circuit Court Denies - HAMILTON VETERANS sented last week to several Oak St. in Manchester. tained 'Thursday in Superior governmental affairs. Miss Emily A. Clark cause of exixMure to Mm and Daidd A. Joslln, 17, of 180 members of toe Board of Rec­ He was held at the police Court that Cleveland had not An, who has been organizing Eight Manchester area men SATURDAY, JULY 4TH HEBRON — KDss Emily Anne salt air and were no good for Porter St., charged with failure station while waiting to be pre­ had the "intention to harm any­ fishermen, said he spent two have r'ecently celebrated serv­ reation sponsored baton lesson Clark, 88, of East Hampton, anything but rags. to obey a red light at Main and Bindover in Drug Case classes. 3 sented in court. Chief Dwyer one.” days at Rach Gia, a port on the \ ice milestones at Hamilton 8 A.M. TO 10 P.M. fbnneriy of Hebron, died yes­ and Lt. Edwin Carlson are con­ The 33-year-old Cilover was fa­ western side of the tip of South But as boate berthed in Rach Locust Sts. Court date July 18 Judge Nicholas Armentano cSs had come into the house Standard Division of United Winners In toe 6:45 to terday at an East Hampton ducting the Investigation. tally wounded as a result of Vietnam where he interviewed Gia, a strongly held govern' eariy in the-morning and said Aircraft Corp. p.m. classes were Helen Dam­ convalescent home. Nancy E. Caruso of School declined yesterday in Circuit an apparent argument over a survivors of what he termed a ment port, the fishermen claim- \rttli Court 12 at Manchester to bind that Mie “had something tar Frederick Gaal. of Hebron ns, beginner; Dawn Dlmmock, Miss Clark was bom In East dice game but, at the time he “ three day shoot-up” of the fish­ ed that their loyalty to Saigon ^ Y ^ f^ u re to Superior Court the case Bobby. \M 1ss Machle i^ d she Rd., Bolton; Ermano Garaven- beginner two; Tammy Hlckton, Police, Firemen failure to renew and fallui. Hampton, and lived in Hebron ing fleet. could not be doubted. saw a small tin packet ccmtaln- ta, of .109 N. Lakewood Circle intermediate two. was struck, the only other wit­ carry her registration, as the re- T for 80 years before returning to ness allegedly was Cleveland. ing a white powdery substance Michael Reardon, of 47 Eya Marlow’s Department Store at 867 Main St. has as a byproduct of jet age research. Here Mrs. Har­ In the 6:30 to 7:16 classes, , Ehist Hampton six years ago. Subdue Man silt of a routine check. Court N. Main St. charged with the State’s' Atty. Joseph T. Gorm- being passed from Frances to Dr.; and Norman Rowsell, become one tif the first stores in the area to stock riett Wyrus of Marlow’s demonstrated the tough­ Renda Seveik received a medal She was a member of the First date July 20. giving of narcotics (heroin). ley Jr. told the court several Middle!ield Asks Robert. formerly of Manchester, have what (ieorge Marlow, president, terms a “ revolu­ for intermediate one; Lori Con- — Congregational Church of He­ In Fire Threat - Emergency Calls AOCIDiENTB declined, however, to dis­ ness of Corelle by banging a cup and dish together men, including Cleveland, were Frances then left the room, been with toq company 35 nelly, Intermedlat two. In toe bron and the Jonathan Trumbull Ronald L. Chasse, 28, of 31 miss the charge. tionary” new line of popularly priced dinnerware. without.a scratch. The dinnerware is uncondition­ playing dice when the defendant Court to Since the Municipal according to Miss Machie, and yearsi advanced class a first place Ch«q>ter, DAR. DANBURY, Conn. (AP)—Po­ Union St. was Issued a written Miss Coleman was arrested Known as Corelle Livingware, it is manufactured ally guaranteed against chipping or breaking for claimed he had been cheated Building is closed today and a few minutes later, Robert fell medal went to Daryl Ryan; Survivors include two broth­ lice and firemen use I a high- warning tor Improper backing on a warrant April 23 in connec- Robert N. Jacquito, of 64 by the Corning Glass Works of what is claimed to two years. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) pressure stream of foam this out of 50 cents by another man. Rock Festival tomorrow, emergency tele­ last night. He ■was in collision tlon with an incident at her to the floor she said she didn’t Deming St.; Ragnar A. John­ Kim Hunt, second; Cindy Mil­ u n s o n ^ s ers, Newton P. Claik and Philip phone numbers are: be a practically indestructible ceramic, developed ler, third; and Dotty Erbe. Clark, both of East Hampton; morning to overcome a man who He left the room, Gormley said, ■with a car leaving a parking ‘ ' 'home March 31, when she was ®®® happened during the son, of 68 Box Mountain Dr., allegedly had become despon­ but later returned with a gun MIDDLETOWN, Conn. (A P I - Highway—649-5070 period after Frances left the fourth. and several hle^’es a>r’ lot at Grossman’s Lumber wi charged in the warrant with Verfion; Raymond A. Larder^ Bloomfield store will be to . John E. Cronin dent over family problems. and fired several shots. Superior Court has been asked Garbage—649-1886 Pine St. Only niihor damage re- giving heroin to her brother, room, and Robert fell. The 7 ;15 to 8 p.m. classes Funeral services will be to­ of 317 Spring St. Ext., Glaston­ rustic colonial styling, with Before joining state service, Police said Edward E. Lauf, No one was hit, the state’s at­ to ban a rock-music festival Sanitary Sewer and Water Under intensive questioning winners were Sylvia Friedman, Candy Kitchen morrow at .2 p.m. at the First suited, police said. Driver of the Robert. bury; and Calvin D. McCarthy, wood beams,, bam siding, oak Cronin had been active in labor 57, of 17 Shannon Ridge Rd., torney said, but everyone ex­ -649-9697. second vehicle was William R. Prosecutor John Lombardo by Lombardo, who showed her beginners; super advanced; Where Quality Candy Is 6Iade Fresh Dally Congregational Church of He­ planned for a private ski area of 241 Hollister St,, have com­ floors, and antique furnishings. union circles in Connecticut for had splattered gasoline in the cept Cleveland and Glover fled Crawford of 183 High St. called as his first witness a statement she had given to Theresa Woods,..first; Cindy bron. The Rev. Herbert O. Kel­ in the neighboring rural town pleted 30 years of service. Other Weathervanes under many years. He served as busi­ Choose From Over 200 Varieties bedroom of his house and threat­ from the room. A shot was COMPLAINTS Frances’ mother, Mrs. Doris police, Miss Machie remember­ Elmer, second; Judy Jolicouer, sey ' Jr., pastor, will officiate. the D&L management are locat­ ness agent for Local 406 of toe ened to set it afire with a match heard from the room, and when of Middlefield. Sometime between Sunday and Coleman. She testified that on ed that she had seen Robert put third; and Patty Hills, fourth. Burial will be in Lakeview Site for [/.S. PROMOTED ed at toe Wethersfield Shopping UAW from 1955 to 1963. when they arrived this morn­ police arrived Glover was found The town of Middlefield, the yesterday, an unsuccessful at- the night of March 31, she ar- some of the powder Into a bottle 4r Perfect attendance medals Cemetery, East Hamptcm, Center in Wethersfield, and to Cronin is in his 10th year as ing at about 7:90 a.m. on the floor, mortally wounded planning and zoning commission tempt was made to pry a side rived home at about 10 p.m. to know vdiat S. William Clulow, formerly were presented to Donna, Car­ Calling all peanut butter fans— try our Friends may call at the Spen­ of Manchester, has been ap­ the Midland Mall, Warwick, R.I. a member of the Manchester cer Funeral Home, 112 Main St., Lauf, a machinist, apparent­ in the back. of the town of 4,'SOO population, Birthday Fete door at the Cfommimlty Baptist find her son Robert, and his ^ ®®P- rie and Karen Brookes; Anne After Miss Machie had step­ pointed assistant systems direc­ Housing Authority and is , its East Hampton, tonight from 7 ly was upset because of divorce- Cleveland claimed that his and 24 , residents asked the court Church, 685 E. Center St. Po- cousin, Lalia Machie, of 481 N. Marie Young, Kim Hunt, Kim ped do'wn from the stand, Lom­ tor to toe personal lines depart­ past chairman, having served PEANUT BUTTER FUDGE to 9. action papers initiated against gun dropped to the floor, and Thursday to issue an injunction lice said entry wqs not gained. Main St., playing pool. She 45TH ANNIVERSARY and Cindy Elmer; Tammy Car­ bardo called out “ Is Robert ment at The Travelers In­ three terms. The authority him by his wife and presented discharged, striking Glover. to halt the July 81-Aug. 2 events Still Up in Air went to bed, but was awakened Horry J. Deegon, commercial ter and Lisa Coro. Blended in a special way for tasty eating__ Coleman in the court? "No oversees Manchester’s housing John E. Dougan to him by a court official ’Diurs- But Gormley argued that planned for Powder Ridge ski A break into the H8 Main St. early in the morning by a corn- surance Qompanles, Hartfqrd. banking officer at the First projects for elderly. JfMUval have ^ d S broken to gain entrance. “ J brief asturbance, and after the come a partner to toe Glaston­ «Tii rebuilding program. «.ooi ai^onioon a feit their deposits. Ninety-five of Three Graduate and state officials deem neces- was named by Presi- pqq\ Broad St. Mary’s Episcopal Church and a calm Lauf, police said. anaand siaiestate officialsomciais deemaeem neces-neces Lyndon B. Johnson to 1966. ______venture are C.E. Lamson, Glas­ toe 404 candidates failed to poll ROUTE 6. BOLTON — TEL. 449-4332 former member of its Men's sary. tonbury real estate broker; and While Lauf was talking with Reserve School On July 8, 1969, President Nixon . . one-fifth of toe votes of toe win­ OPEN DAILY and .SUNDAY till 8:30 P.M. Club. He also was a^ member police and the clergymen, two Named defendants in toe ac­ named his own commission, re- ruent” during toe "®’^ few HEW Will Cut Off Funds Mrs. Edmund VanDyke Cox of ning candidates in their consti­ / Caiuly Also Available For Fund Raising of King David Lodge of Odd fire trucks an(^ an ambulance tion were toe promoters. Middle- taining seven memliers of toe years to prepare for it. Glastonbury. tuencies. Among them were 75 Fellows, and Hartford Lodge of ’Three Manchester men grad­ Both Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. were dispatched to the house uated today from toe 94th U.S. town Arts International of Johnson commission, and add- "^ e plan, for which toe Wash- of toe 78 candidates of toe ex­ Elks. but kept out of sight, police re­ Bridgeport; Zemel Brothers Inc. jjig. to new ones. _ ing ton Bicentennial Oommlttee For Segregated Schools Cox have traveled extensively treme right 'Wing Herstlgte Na- Survivors include a son, Army Reserve Command NCX) lated. Academy at Camp Drum, N.Y. operators of toe ski area, Con­ Early to toe deUberaUons, the pold $10,000, was for “ a fair and have been trained in travel sionale party, which broke away James E. Dougan of Manches­ At about 9:30 a.m. a stream necticut Finance Ck>. Inc. of contest of cities narrowed down without a fairgrounds, ” and to- WASHINGTON (AP) — oiganizatloiu as one indication consultant work. Alan Welch­ from toe ruling Nationalist par­ Read Herald Advertisements ter; a daughter, Mrs. Mar­ They are Spec. 4 Bradford B. Pledged to wipe out the last ves- of a school desegregation slow- of foam liquid was suddenly Palmer of 100 Windsor St., Mlddlefield, and three residents jg Boston, Philadelphia Wash- eluded a revitalized urban cen- man; formerly employed by ty last year. jorie Chamberlain of Southing­ tiges of Southern-style school down, American Airlines, has been L trained on Lauf through the bed­ Spec. 4 Robert. P. Froelich of of Middlefield and neighboring iggton and Miami, aU seelting ter, a new model city and a ton; nine grandchildren and segregation by this fall, toe Nix- Administration officials. room door, knocking him off 348 N. Main St., and Robert Durham whose land is sched- yjg commission’s approval of an “ Festival of Freedom,” featiu-- administration ha« nlrk» it to South Carolina. The amount ties” stressing courses on toe In his report, George Shenk- movie actor Laurence Hari'ey The women , all trained In will be to East Cemetery. "can best be emulated by meet­ Cronin’s service wjth toe Ap­ camera that utilizes a single tor* the weekend, or London tor a week— call and by ambulance. AU three suffer- from toe RockviUe Nursing night has been canceiete Srhnnl in gjygj gr g,de gHow," a concept , ^ g tive. Immediately before his medlcal supplies for survivors car. Hie car struck toe horse cident at Union and Ward Sts a "definable link” open to constructive growth. Shenkman said the company chester office of the fund’s par­ (rf the earthquake disaster. ®nd continuted for a short dls- Rockville. has current plans for “ several” present appointment Cronin ent organization, the John Han­ THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT The Russian aid wlU include a hjnce with toe horse rni of poUce ^ d LaChance, travel- nities they serve.' more retail units in Connecticut served as a field supervisor. cock Mutual Life Insurance C5. Non-Credit' Extension Another service from and Massachusetts and hopes field luxqiltal, 75 doctors and the car. jj_ gg^y^ Ward St stonned ^ *>°™®- country’s desperate problems.’’ tlon was over. In a resolution adopted by the plan voluntarily nor been told , eventually to expand into toe heUcoptera. ’Ihe quake May 31 tor the stop sign and, toen K ported in Boston. Boston plan was for a -T h e idea," he said, "is 2,500 convention delegates the Unemployment claims in Con­ Presents to by a court to do so. rest of New England and New necticut rose last week by 2,039 C.E, Lamson took an estimated 50,000 Uvea .® '^ ® ^ “ ‘® ed out into toe path of a car giant "urban laboratory" to be have something to celebrate.’ NAACP also demanded the Hie Justice Department, York State. tp 45,452, according to the State and left 800,000 homeless. weight of toe horse. y^ven bv F^rand Di,mn« ^ Jehovah’s Witnesses will con- built on a 690-acre site to Boston ______whose role in forcing desegrega­ immediate 'withdrawal of all The Russian aid locked like P<^lce said Rt. 6 had to ggw qa injl.HAB f>uct a theocratic ministry school Harbor, where experts from U.S. troops^rom Southeast Asia Labor Department. For toe BEAL ESTATE tion increased with last year’s D&L OPENS NEW STORE an attempt to offset some r t dosed for about a half-hour un- renorted and dAmni> t toniarht at 7:30 and a service around toe world could gather Social Problem and Europe. same period a year ago. the to­ -£ decision to drop the cutoff tal was 23,364. Manchester MRS. c o x the eftect of Mrs. Richard M. « ! the car and toe horse could the caiu^vas ’minor m»atinh®® were assisted by mem- jg,® * RockvUle court "conservation, rijqlter, educa- Health Clinics says toe war in to take eliminate domestic poverty. toe DAL department store in areas. hers Of the Andover Fire De- Three previous. This course is approved by The .Connecticut Real Manchester students tlon, health, mobility and recre- Vietnam is having an adverse Richardson’s terse announce­ toe Manchester Parkade will Estate Commission as meeting the requirement of ' The Unitod States has allocat- partment. taye been nam6a .mmea 10 to methe aeandean s ation/*ation." emotionalemoticmAi impact onnn U.S.tt s in 270 K IW LONDON TURNPIKE, GIASTONBUGY CWv«. mto "We strongly urge aU mental tial course of action.” 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. *• were Paul Coats, 62, of Main cated in Lewis County, wlU be­ was promoted to his present Technology and Harvard Uni- a day’s work yet,’’.CIty OouncU- elude ' sportswear, dresses, Fee: $65. Class size will be limited! Registrations \) health workers,” toe resolution Hie(>‘'apparent reluctance of ASmjn a alleiit heartache. st., Hebron, and Raymond come the central feature in a rank while serving with toe verslty recommOhded- that the man' 'L^nard Grote complained . coats,’ raincoats, shoes and ac­ ARTHUR DRUR ,wiU be received on a first come, first served Mongr a agent tear. said, “ to work on a nonpartisan toe Nixon administration to cut after officers asked tor.a 10 per . basis’after 6 :45P.M. onJuly6. - , MU eAeeys a beatUMul memory, Dougherty 29, of Hebron. The new roadside parte. It lies on a t^arine Air Control Squadron-2, capital be the focus of toe cele- basis during toe coming elec- off federal aid, heavily reUed cessories. •633'*4:666 Of one -we loved m> dear. cent pay hike. “ Ap far as I’m Coats car. >vas northbound and county road right-of-way about at Kaneohe Marine Air Statitto, bration, with a "broad effort ot tions to create a Congress that upon by the Johnson adminls- The new 3,200 square foot Johii E. Cronin Bhdiy Tfkiml. the Ckinderino southbound. The three miles west of 'Voncebuig. Oahu, Hawaii. 'urban innovation and deyelop- concerned you’re aU stiU on pro- CaugUtan and Sens. wlU be committed to peace.” tration, was seen by civil, rights baticto.” ...... ■ 1

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• Wonders of the Universe- Bank Displays Nixon’s Interview 0 l a n Man Versus Instruments Mitchell Works AND Riles~Arab World For the month of July,, the PIh^ Sowors In the Space Program First Manchester Office of. the BEIRUT, Tjehanon (AP) —^ “President Nixon’s statement Hartford National Bank & ’ITust Co. ,at 596 Main St. continues Machim CloaRod ■L; |*resident Nixon’s promise to Is- must be accepted as his admln- By DB. IJM. LEVITT, tern will provide a deeper un­ gepUe Tanks, Wells, ihel.to maintain a balance of istrotion’s long-kept secret poll- its series of art exhibits with a DIBEGTCm derstanding not only of the ori­ gewar Unas InstaDed—06A power in;:: : toe Middle East cy on the Middle East, and as group of paintings by John e ! lar Waterproofing. Dana. ’Ihe Fels Planetarium gin of the earth and of life on touched fierce reaction in such, it is now clear beyond a of The Franklin InsUtnto M itchell. Arab ogplttils today. shadow of a doubt toot the Unit-, the earth — matters of gisat Can and should man play a Mitchell waa born In Winsted M dUNNEY ' Because of "the time differ- ed States would for one thing fundamental and phUosciphlc^ attended schools there %U Peari gt. —^ 'ence, NUon(a. 'statements in a ensure toat toe bala^e'of pow- T o lt o w l^ * I T * ^ Significance - but wUl also al- t r o Z Z e geworaga JBIaiioaal'Ob. televlsioto inte^ew in Los An- er would always remain in fa - us to deal With toe___moro G ;it;d Stote“ i;y“; t ‘toe“ ci^^^ \i geles*>‘\Vednesday night did nci( vor of Israel. ’This is not an Apollo 18, m a^ practical problems of our ter- world War n, he studied for ___ • -1..- n__x__X.*: " ' . . . _ __ niiAarirmAn mA necefiflitv fo r in« . ___■____ ta i« *uta ’ appear In The Middle East untlli analysis of Mr. Nixon’s views questioned the necessity for to restrial environment. It is this a short time with the late Al­ today’s newe^apers were pub­ but his exact words.” man to probes to the last___ which has exciting possl bert E. Jones. He also studied lished. During most of his hour-long f** » »^ utontewr with Mrs.' Dorothy Segal. He One paper, Al Anwar—’ITie interview with three teievlal^ sclenUste stated vtoatever Currently, we realize how to- hasF^ studied and worked these S ELLIN G "Si Lights—^which editorially sup­ newsmen. Nixon discussed .1“ A" adequate Is our understanding pggt twenty years independent- ports Egypt, described Nixon’s Southeast Asia but to the last ®” ®“ of global processes — such as ,y, gnj is interested mosUy to YOUR CAR? statements as the “dynamite seven minutes he talked about and without jeopaidiztog life changes to global climate. As New England seacoasts, land- which has blown up. the bridges toe Middle East, saying it was This argument has been ad- human activities modify the en- scapes, and folk portraits. We Buy Clean Used which (Secretary of State W11-' In toe U.S. interest to maintain vanced to the past ted ,as long yironment on an ever-tocreas Mitchell is associated with ^ ra Outright liam P.) Rogers and his aides ’ toe balance of power,, ^specially “ *"?**"®^./*^?,®*lI***l ®®a^®> toadveriently or Marlow’s Department Store and 'I Highqat Prices Paid h ^ spent long months build­ to light of toe Soviet presence'to hazardous, it will be heard to by design. We iniinttoust inerensAincrease resides ..x.i.with i.._his ..x. wife____ andx three I ing.” • Egypt. toe future. our understanding and the abil- children at 34 Lewis St. TED TRUDON ’The paper was referring to Dr. S. Fred Singer, deputy as­ ’Ihen to the statement that In­ ity to predict tbe consequences. the U.S. Middle East peace initi­ sistant secretary for the In­ VOLKSWAGEN censed toe Arabs, Nixon said; One of the prime ^ Is to in­ BoUte 83, TalcottviUe ative that Rogers announced to terior, writing to the May issue Covering 73 square miles, Nil- — r^i- . “Once that balance of power la crease this understanding is 619-2838 a'n ew s coitference June 26. hau is the seventh largest Ha­ upset we will do what is neces­ of Astronautics . and . Aerohau- X.. Rian hlmseif, observing eatte ’I^tr^e " other newspapers waiian island. _ sary to maintain Israel’s tics, totocat^s that toe public entirely from apace: .. rt--®^ vis-a-vls its neighbors «"°r® As the complexity qf uni«an- ' took toe position toe Nixon ______. _ “ . . n/Uh the achievem ent . . . —not because we want Israel to pressed with, the aeWevement tostrumentation Increates, stotemento were the most anti- •--•■ifc.'liir'/.• ^■'’'•it*.'• ’ be in a position to wage war . . . of maimed spaceflight than wito becomes a quite ecOnomi- Arab statemefitq ever to be but because that I3. what'will de­ toe other aspecte. He says: I gUg^naUve to redundancy, 1. The “War Office’’ during the Revolutionary War was at one madl^ by a U.S. president. Lehanon Houses with Links to Independence ter its neighbors’ fron^Attacktog would suggest that if we try to ggif.repairing circuits ted to time the retail store of Jonathan Trumbull, governor of Con­ ■Al Moharrar—^TTie Liberator /S 2. This was the home of the Hon. William Williams from 1755 3. Generals Washington, Putnam, and Knox, Lafayette, Thomas do away with, or down^ade, gei,.gdjusttog InstrumerttaUon When You Buy a necticut from 1769 to 1783. Here, Gen. George Washington and —called Nixon’s views ‘'■jiysteri- to 1811. He was a member of the Council of Safety, and in Octo­ Jefferson, among others, were overnight guests at Gov. 'Trum­ Such statemejifs, said Rctoio toe inanned part of the Space ^gatures. A man’ "on the spot” the Marquis de Lafayette met with Trumbull to plan war strat­ cal” and “an expression of Progtam we may find that we g^^ ^ ^ g g^pgriniental anaiy- ber 1775, was elected a repi’esentative to the Congress by the bull’s home during the Revolution. One of several secret passage­ gangsterism. Sawt Al Uruba Baghdad fronr Iraq, show that Monument from egy. The Council of Safety, appointed to deal with day-to-day General Assembly. He one of four Connecticut signers of Nixon “has qpoken like a true do not have tey Space decisions and provide emergencies when the legislature was not in session, is reported ways is reputed to have led to the “War Office,’’ at one time at bannered; “Nixon speaks with SAFORin the Declaration of Independence," with Samuel Huntington, Roger the rear of the manor but now two houses down from the home­ toe tongue of Israeli generals.” Zionist.’'’ 'TTie Syritins, through g ram a t ^ 1. ’ M ^ would de- gn immediate feedback which to have held about 1,200 meetings in the building. Sherman, and Oliyer/wolcott. Radio, Damascus, said Nixon bate this statement yet it is an g^^gg^ ^j^g ggig„tmg ^^,„g MEMORIAL CO. stead. (Photogi'aphed by David I. Silver) ’The right-wing English-lan­ Obvious truth toat manned jj^g g^pgj.,^g„j 470 C EN TER STR E ET guage (Dally Star to an editorial “insisted on expressing the en xx x x nilty of toe U.S. government to- sjiaxiefllght has provided a *^us y^g g^jg^yfig return. Manolieater • 648-7788 entitled, “Nixon Unmasked,’’ which has directly benefited Recipe Correction ward toe Arabs.’ While cogent arguments can Eastern Orthodox Churches Hebron declared: “In emphatically,ai)4 other researches to space. You get our dependable Scotland Yard Hot on Trail irrevocably aligning his country Al Baato-r-’The Renaissance— be advanced for the presence If you tried Mrs. Raymond T V T o n ig h t Space exploration without guidance, understanding, 3 which speaks for toe ruling of man to toe distant reaches Broga’s recipe for ’’Beach with Israel, Mr. Nixon hte dem­ and honest advice in se­ Take Shaky Steps to Uni^ty See Saturday’s TV Week onstrated such shotslghte ’ne.ss Baato Socialist party to Syria, man will occur later to this de­ Balls,’’ Included in yester­ /k ittle League All Stars Conelands Wed 50 Years of space, these possess an even lecting a family memorial Of Arms Smuggling Ring and an Incredible lack of politi­ said to an editorial Nixon’s cade when the x “Grand . ... Tours*’ . g;reater emphasis for terrestrial day’s “From Your Neigh­ for Complete Listings. priced to fit your budget. By GEORGE W. CORNELOL force and eventually an autono- cal acOmen that even the few statements were toe “crudest m"® launched to toe outer bor’s Kitchen” column, and L/DNIDON (AP) -7- Scotjanddered to stand trial on charges Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cope­ table, she placed a gold and problenis. We have examined See our complete display AP Religion Writer mous synod governing their des- Schedule Holiday Tilt remaining frlepds of toe United delcaration of U.S. hostility to planets. Currently, several photographs of toe earth from found the clam puffs a lit­ 5:00 (3) Bnrke’s Law Yard was reported hot on toe of conspiring to Import arms be- land of 132 Hilliard St. admire white floral canopy decorated featuring fully guaran­ NEW YORK (AP) — Eastern tlnles,” he said. ‘ States in the Arab world must toe Arabs/’ planetary probes, orblters and space taken by toe weather Orthodox Christianity, globally Such authorization would re­ tle moist, that was our .fault, All-star players have been Player List (30) Hansters trail of an Irish arms smuggling tween March l.and April 24. with bells and stream ers. ’The teed Select (40) F Troop ( 0 ) ■ one of toe gifts thev received guests of honor received numer- ^® ,®^riously conrid®ring “Nixon,’’ it continued, “rude- landers are being developed to satelUtes. Our meteorologists allied but externally divided in quire collective acUon by a not yours. The measure­ 5:25 ( 40) Weather Watch (C) ring today following massive Both Blaney and Haughey BaYre Guild narned for topiorrow’s Little Playing for toe Bears will be last Sunday at a 50th wedding ous flower arrangements mon1 . the" wisdoto “ of - further - alignment ly ignored toe reallUes of the explore Mercury, Mars ted Ju-j j^^^g gy^igbig to them m ore this country into 11 different na- Pan-Orthodox Congress, includ- ment for butter jbt oleo. in League doubleheader at St. Pe- Calvin Keener, Randy Keener, 5:30 (SO) G U lisan’s Islan d (C) hauls of machine guns, rifles were dismissed by Irish Pre­ piter. MtMiuments. (40) Troth or .Oonseqoencei annlv»rsBrv celehraticn at toe ey, other gifts,, and cards. with nation whose leader con- Middle East and had turned toe than ' 1.3 million tional 'branches tied to mother ing leaders of mother churches the recipe was/incorrect. In­ 5:50 (18) Sewlnf~ ■ -Show (C) and ammunition in raids on mier Jack Lynch in May When Jupiter appears to be the -— *•” ...... photographs ter’s Field, Rt. 85, starting at 1 Vincent Rendero, Jim Keefe, Mr. and Mrs. Copeland were tlnually and blindly leads It aggressors into rictlms and toe __,x„„„„ dating back more than a dec- churches in the old-world East, in the East and Middle East, stead of I’A/cups of butter 6:00 (3-8) Weather — Sports a n d London houses. Lynch told Parliament of toe hnme of.,topl>' sen. R obert Cope­ p.m. Tom Novatosky and David married .Tnlv 3, 1920 at Second Iwim one blunder into another. victims into aggressors.’’ limit for commands, ade. Yet there has not been a seems headed toward independ- called together by • Patriarch o r oleo, 3^«e only % cup. The first game will feature Higgins. N ew s (C) Detectives raided three homes plot to bring aims into Ireland land of 25 Mather St. MonummM (18) Leave Itio Beaver About 100 friends and rela­ Congfregatlonal Church and a ra ted tos^ctions from the s"i;;ifrctet“im;r;V7 mrnt to our ence eis a unified,' self-governing Athenagoras. 'The^cmrect recipe follows: all-stars from toe American (30) HcHale’a Navjr ’Thursday night and seized four from Europe. And for the Tigers, the all- still members of the Second ^luenctog toe actions ted ^r- torecaat toe weather, church. To add reink-and-file muscle (40) N ews heavy machine guns, dozens of jsjq fighting was reported in tives attended the open house BEACH BALIA League’s first and fourth place stars will be Mark Steinmiller, 6:05 (40) 77 Snnset Strip Ctourch, where Mrs. Conelalld Is formance of a spacecraft, '^e ^ ,g ^g It’s a tense, shaky process, to the request, Archbishop lako- rifles, other automatic weapons Northern Iheland ’Thursday given by toe couple’s children, to 1-8 oz. can minced clams teams against all-stars from toe gteve Atkinson, Brian ’Thomp- 6:30 (3) News with Waller Cron- an active member of The' Mary Canada Preparing other major piteets are so dis. but new sig^ of it showed up vos this week also sparked ac- k ite (C) including submachine guns, night, but toe Rev. Ian Paisley, Mrs. Donald Marsh, Frank minimize disasters by warning % cup butter or oleo second and third place teams. Bruce MacBride, Paul Williiams Group. She Was em­ tant toat travel times for com thls week. It would bring about tlon by his own church’s bl& (8) Newa with Frank B«ir-»/■ 23,000 rounds of ammunition uie Protestant extremist, kicked Copeland and Robert Copeland, H teaspoon poultry season­ They will play four innings. Nielson and Dick Megson. noMa (C) all of Manchester. ployed at Manchester Modes be­ America’s fourth largest de- nlal Clergy-Laity Congr®S9^to ing Players from toe American Mark Lyman, Bill Dupuis, (18) Dick Van Dyke and other military equipment, up a fuss in toe provincial par- fore she retired, ahd now works nomination, totalling close to 6 appeal to the Patriarch t<» deal (30) Huntley-Brinkley Beport sources said today. liament, and two bombs Among the guests were the League champions, toe Bosox, gteve Hovey, Fred Brehant, 7:00 (3) Death Valley D ^a (C) couple’s grandchildren, Cathy, part Ume in , toe Manchester For Royal Tourists million members, exceeded only promptly with the "new situa- *4 teaspoon salt (8) Troth or Conaeqnehoea (C) Two married couples and four wrecked a British army recruit- of this new tool. ’ITie truth is who ended toe season with a 5-1 pgui Suroviak, and Bryan De­ Mark, .Skip and Robert Cope- school system, We will not be qble' to con­ by United Methodists, Southern tlon’’ in America, pe^ardlng an 1 cup all purpose flour (18) Candid Camera men were taken in for question- jng office before dawn. No one By MAX HARRELSON otoer government officials. toat we have not been able to record, will be Jbhn Dixon, gray are toe all-stars from toe (30-40) Newa — Weather — land, ill of Manchester, and Mr. Copeland was employed verse wito astronauts near the Baptists and Roman Catholics, independent chui 4 eggs Associated Press Writer '.More recently oil explorers effect toe “big payoff.” IVhen Bryan Boucher, David CHark, wildcats and Joe Stamp, John Sporta and Special Report was hurt. Army experts re- Donald Mirsh Jr. of Batavia, for 47 years at the Rogers Corp. major planets as we did with ‘"nie Ume has come for it,” Archbishop lalcovos, 48, a tall, Drain clams and reserve 7:30 (3) Get Smart B (C) The operation, carried out fol- moved a third bomb from toe have joined toe hardy group. thp' gjcylab is orbited in 1972, WESTOWM Buddy McGee, Ralph Clark, .-gtamp, Mark Cahill, Willie Bell, (30) Hl(h Chaparral B (C) N.Y.; ted their only great- before he reUred. Saul Sllver- OTTAWA (AP) — Queen Ellz- astronauts on toe moon. ’The says Archbishop lakovos, the bearded ecumenical diplomat juice. Add water to clam toerle ■^U be ample opportu- " • PHARMACY ■ ^ David Shaw and Albert Barone, gteven Long and William Long (8-40) Flyinz Nun (C) lowing an underworld tipoff to headquarters of toe Protestant grandchlld, Dorris Lynn Marsh, stein, chairman of the board at abeto II will begin one of her At toe of the 10-day ggtronauts could execute warmly affable but forceful who ^ooky<^ver leadership of the juice to make one cup. Place (18) M ovie visit, toe p arty will move south ______x „ . . ___.-x . x w “®® 0 "6 of the most All-stars from the Dodgers, 2-4 ,rom the Lions, police, was toe biggest of its Union party, and fire blamed on Cathy Copeland was to charge .Rbgers, who is on a world tour, most unusual tours Sunday maneuvers designated by p ,e„u f„, products in saucepan with butter, "Each Dawn I Die" Jamea tp Manitoba, beginning with a head of the 2-mllilon-member Greek ^ihurch 11 years ago, said for toe season, who wiii com- The concession stand will Cagney, George Raft. kind in London in years. It was an arsonist damaged a Catholic of the decorations which Includ-, sent toe couple a congratulatory when she arrives on Baffin Is- poultry seasoning, and salt. 8:00 (3) He and She (C) stop at Churchill, a town of 1,800 Houston, for the round-trip „gture-man-to provide toe 455 HARTFORD RD. — TEL. 64.1-5230 Greek Orthodox Church in the the^Russian church’s shift to au- plete toe team are Tom Gar- ^ believed coordinated with simi-, school, ed a centerpiece in various message from Japan. (Herald jg^g for a 4,000-mlle swing Ameiicas, the largest and most to^omous status had served as a, Heat to boiling. Add flour (8-40) Brady Bunch (C) lar dragnets in Ireland. on Hii(]son Bay, where toe communication time is but jf^ormation we so desperately diner, Scott Cahill, Dermis the games will be played on 8:30 (3) Hogan’a Heroea B (C) Paisley got into an argument shades of gold. Over the main photo by Silver) across Canada’s sparsely set- three seconds. It would take „gg^ g P ®*y prestigious of the eastern body^^talyst for the broader move. and cook until mixture forms (30) Name of the Game (C) The weapons and munitions queen will open a Boy Scout Hall, Jerald Stamp, John Ren- Sunday afternoon, ------— ^------~ tied far nortlj. four hours for astronauts near- At first, he said, some Ortho- a ball. Remove from heat. dero, and Peter Cross. a « (8) Hovlea were said to be prepared for jamboree. At other towns in Ma- Astronauts have been able to (40) Ghoat and Mra. Muir (C) ______over literature distributed dur- ’The 10-day visit commemo­ nltoba, toe queen will meet vrito Neptune to query toe e a ^ g^gg , g OFEN "We feel the pressures f6r it dox leaders were not pleased at Add eggs one at a time, Their opponents will be the _ ^ , ,, Statt 9:00 (3) Movie shipment to Ireland, where new for instructions and another earth Cubs all-stars Crandall Yopp, , Columbia - Hebron - An- (40) Here Come the Brldea ing toe recent British election rates toe lOOto anniversaries of Indian chiefs, watch a pony with high resolution and then within and without,’’ hp^added, the Russian church’s acting by beating well after each. fighting between Protestants Bottle-Makers Try to Stop four hours for toe answer to get ‘ If we postpone a solution, we itself, but that it had continued Robert Butt, Gary Steinmiller, health NUrsing 10:00 <18) Ten OXIock Beport ermission to The Moscow church claimed Recreation Commission mem- bottles, paving compounds, gig giggg ^i) pe available for er Bay, a modern but small ternlty where they are 2 to 4 scientific. Dr. Singer indicates rally together in toe new self- it never received Patriarch Ato- 1^**® 1® now appointing an adult landfill material and roadbeds, economic reuse. town of 2,000 near toe southern and 6:30 to 8 p.m . that if science were toe only 168 WOODLAND ST__ OPEN DAILY TILL fr-PHONE 643-8474 governing American church. enagoras' reprimand,"'"although ®upervlsor.. Seven applied for Council Meets on Monday TODAY/ Although glass accounts for q-he Glass Container Manufac- eiid of Baffin Island.______Usually_____ ^ toe__ goal, he could justify toe ex­ But it also nettled'- their feel- toe position, created when toe only som e 6 per cent of toe solid turers Institute announced this gurroun^g area Is rocky" and Admitted Wednesday: Sally penditures of $4 billion per Can B« Th« togs, and stirred old frietto,; in ®ent by registered mail, waste problem, according to toe week a program for toe coUec- barren, but for a brief period in O)nnors, Avery Rd., Somers; year. Objectives he indicates, Inter-Orthodox relaOonships. f, ou and toe ^ ^ " 0 8 c to e d To Weigh Sewer Project Natlonal Academy of Sciences, tlon of old non-returnable bot- summer it has many flowers. Patricia ’Twohig, Hartford are simply a question of Beaming Of , ^ Boginning O f Patriarch Athenagoras I Of ^ J It was EXCLUSIVELYiN THIS It creates a larger problem be- ties. Bottle makers in 27 states, Including wild orchids. ’Tpke., Mary Spurting, South science priorities. Why should Constantinople (modem Istan- Orthodoxy. volunTeers^!l^d kee^ toe cen Council wiU hold Council meeting. First, toe ap- cause once It winds up on toe operating 92 plants, intend to The official party, including St., Cary Crandall, Green Rd., toe exploration of a very limit­ Your Flowor O r bul). Orthodoxy’s spiritual pri- ^“Xired t o s t n t®® °P®" ®«d of June. pointment of an alternate . to garbage t^ p , it stays there— buy back old bottles for a half Lee Taft, Burke Rd., Belinda ed part of the universe, such as aNation... ' the press, will total about 100 mate and “first among equals" Piat . under the Or-^j. closed the middle of 8 p.m. in toe Town Council fill an unexpired term on toe AREA AT MERMAID POOL virtually Indestructible. cent each or a penny a pound. persons—almost as many as Rudnicki, Elm St., all Rock- toe moon and other members of VogotaMo G ardi^l of all Orthodox bishops, Lnt a ™‘® historical preen^ ‘*'® Chamber of toe Town Hall. Planning and Zoning Commis- And the glass disposal prob- They’ll redeem all bottles re- ville; Brenda Sehlebel, Shady the solar system, receive such One item for discussion will sion which will end Dec. 1 ,1971, they will find in some of toe set­ scolding letter to toe Moscow "®"®®’ “ had an exclusive right L^^ted in a town-owned lem has prompted four bills in gardless of their former con- Lane, Coventry; Jeffrey Von generous funds while the ex- come from the Sewer Commis- and action on toe report of the tlements they visit. Patriarch, saying toe unilateral ®®i®hi*®h an "autocephalous” buy^ing which was formerly Congress and leg(lslatlve action tents, Mary Lane, Rock- pioration of toe earth is vastly sion, which is recommending to Cjharter Revision Commission, A Canadian official who flew Oudenhove Take It From Me, Dearie— action could wreck joint pro- i®®ii'K°verning) church in leased as a convalescent home, in 21 states to tax or ban iionre- Plans are to grind toe glass g^g^ the route recently said he ville, and ■Ruth Reutter, Gra- underfunded in comparison. cecdings. America, since it had founded the council that a $5,142,000 One new item will be toe pas- toe center was officially open- turnable containers, many of and re-qse it in making new bot- ^gg impressed most by toe vast haber Rd., Ellington. Many scientists have ^.held Following up that rebuke. Pa- ‘he first diocese here in 1840. project to extend sanitary sew- sage of an ordinance entitled THERE'S STILL TIME 1.. uiiumiis U1H.L leuuHc, fa ------— ed last February alter many * " • 1 • « . " , '— ------— which are glass. ties. spaces without signs of human Births Wednesday: Son born that toe exploration and expan- triarch Athenagoras’ personal The larger Greek church did not „,onths of meetings with the «rs along a part of Sullivan Ave. - Ordinance fiahlish a his- to Mr. and Mrs.. Richard Spurt­ »____» ...... uAt iin t»r> _It____ ® nnHand infrkinto mricfmost rtf of thotoe Avery Axfonv trtT*Ir*toric district In South Wlmrlo/w*Windsor, ** Many pollution experts have Among toe legislative propos- jj^g q^jg pgrty win pass over sion of our knowledge of toe TO PLANT with PLANTS American deputy, Archbishop “P American archdiocese Board of RepresentaUves and seen one of the answers to the als now under consideration is a hundreds of miles of tundra, ing, South St., 'Rockville. • solar system should have the lakovos, this week unveiled a 1921. toe teens Brook area be put to a referen- Under new business is problem in plastic bottles, but bill sponrored by Sen. Gaylord treeless meadows of arctic Discharged Wednesday; Pam­ highest priority. ’Ihey present broader, bolder move for an aU- There presently are 14 “auto- Berger said toe center will be November. authorization of construction of their use has been held back be- Nelson, D-Wis., which would Im- grass, will see hundreds,of lakes ela Arnold, Union St. overwhelming arguments toat tonomous, unified American Or- cephalous” or independently given a professional top to bot- A public hearing on toe pro- sidewalks on Kelly Rd. and g;ue'rite Wheelock, G rand Ave., cause they gave off toidc fumes pose a “disposal charge" on ggd ’occasional wooded areas toe exploration of toe solar sys- HEADQUARTERS toodoxy, tactically blanketing government Orthodox churches tom cleaning in preparation for sewer pro^ct was held Avery St. aqd appropriation of Arlene LaCounte, 'Terrace Dr., WOODLAND GARDENS! when burned. ccintainer manufacturers. This tmen with sliver birch trees. the Russian church’s head start, the world, including those in toe re-opening. He said one of Town Hall and funds. all Rockville; Joseph Maciejko, overwhelmingly approved by a The council will discuss and But now PepsiCola and charge would be returned to The first stop in toe west will Mountain Rd., Ellington; Dor­ for MONSANTO He disclosed that toe Standing Constantinople, Alexandria, An- the complaints had been that (Joca-Cola are test marketing state and municipal govern- he Inuvik, only-^ a few miles Conference of Orthodox Bish- Uoch, Jerusalem, Russia, Geor- toe center was not in good packed house of interested in- consider an anti-Ioltering ordl- othy Manner, Burbank Rd., BEDDING PUNT dividuals. nance and toe possibility of their soft drinks in plastic bot- ments. - across Yukon Territory - from Rockville; Joan Loehr, Loehr NICHOLS ops, including leaders of all toe &ia, Serbia, Greece, Bulgaria, shape to i begin with. ties they say can be safely American branches, and of Romania, Cyprus, Poland, Although neither toe Board of An explanation as to cost by after-hour public service at toe ^^'x Alaska. The royal party will see Rockville; Marie Kenzlor, SPECIAL! HTH Commission Chairman Richard Town Hall. burned. toat is X faced X ..XXI.wito XU.toe -.ultimate1X1 _x» gjjgg^pigg gf Eskimo aits and Broad Brook; Joseph Smith, which he is chairman, had petl- Czechoslovakia and Albania. ..Representatives nor Mayor problem of disposable waste MANCHESTER tioned Patriarch Athenagoras Altogether they have more Frank McCoy were aware that eeves s owe e n ua ’The plastic bottles are priced crafts at Inuvik but will also Davis Ave.,'Rockville; Edmund 3 Containers And properly owners would pay Manchester Evening Herald the same as glass, nonreturn- packaging and if you’re going to SWIMMING for authorization to turn toe than (iSO million baptised mem- center had closed early, Ber- visit one of. toe scenic wonders Soucler, Highland Ave., Rock- $8.50 p er front f(X)t, $200 for South Windsor correspondent able bottles ted have toe adfed put toe burden of disposable THE 4Hi ONE FREE! conference into a provisionally bers, including toe American Ser said toe teen members were of toe region, a pingb. This is a ville; Robert Bouley, Wilson TIRE imvemino- oil A 1. ~ , fu 1 I u 1 . laterals aiid an additional $400. Barbara Varrick, tel. 644-8274. advantages of being lighter than wastes on local government, mound, created by an ice explo- Ltee, Vernon; Gladys Kleszew- POOL SUPPLIES! ™ ^ ' Ameri- branches over whlciv they gen- l"^®*^*^** closing by let- connections when property ^ glass and able to withstand then you must give them the can Orthodoxy. erally ter. ’Die advisory committee sion much as a volcano origi- ski. Upper Butcher Rd., Rock- 3 ,.$ 2 J 9 havje z-etained jurisdic- owners begin using the system. drops of 8 to 10 feet without necessary financing also,’’ Nel- mostly ^ 'container elected to close toe center be­ nates from heat. ’Ihe queen will ville; John Dlshaw, Florence SPECIALISTS “It would provide a unifying tlon.. ’The program calls for extend­ fore Memorial Day, 'mainly be­ breaking, toe companies say. son said in a telephone inter- go inside a pingo which has St., Rockville; Mrs. , Madeline Let Us Help You With Ypur ing the present Rt. 5 lines from Bizarre Bezaire IN Ageratum, Snaps, Marigolds, Salvia, cause of toe lack of chaperones. The isottles can be burned in view.' been hollowed out by excava- Page and daughter, Gehring Lawn and Oardte Inaect Prob­ toe' pumping station near Pola Petunias, Asters and Many-More. When_ toe center opens on Loses Balloons 'incinerators. Other congressional bUls cajl .tjgg qq,g gjdes and roof are of Rd., Tolland, and Mrs. Gerald­ lem! Headquartera for: Ortho, Brick Co., to Sullivan Ave., Another solution to toe glass lor a tax on disposable bottles, ice and they sparkle like dia­ ine Proof and daughter, Snlp- i ALIGNMENT Kerr-McGee, and Acme Garden Duffey Backers in Town Ju ly 9 if. will be on a part-time along Sullivan Ave. to Graham Ail Aluminum Pool, from foundation to deck! (Front End Parts) basis, Thursday and Friday LOS ANGELES. (AP) — A disposal problem is being stud- banning them from interstate monds. „ sic . St., Rockville. rhemlcals. Get-The Rlghi Solu­ federal judge has ordered Paul led by ceramics engineers at commerca or creating a pnanda- In a side trip to ’Tuktoyaktuk, tion To Your.' Problems The nights from 7 to 9 o’clock. „„ 3j^g^t3 prescribed by I BRAKES First ’Time! / Near 200 Signature Mark Berger said It was interesting Bezaire, a jet noise protester, tb Clemson University in South tory deporit. on toe arctic coast, toe entire the commission and running a Other Models Aiailable (Disc or Regular) Mrs, to note that even though toe stop flying balloons near toe Carolina. ’They’re srorking on a _ In 1963, before the increased royal party will view the mid­ Jailed as Tard'y- VEGETABLE PLANTS Mary Ann Roy, ^ n - riarty, town Democratic reg- crosstown line from Oakland center has been closed for four giant Los Angeles International glass bottle that can be washed (ioncern over the country’s ecol- night sun. ’They will then go on ’TITUSVILLB, Fla. (AP) — chester chairman of Citizens for ..istrar of voters, for certifica- Rd. to Rt. 5 to connect with COME SEE THE INSTALLED MODEL ON OUR PREMISES • MUFFLERS T e T B u r R iS r or five weeks, neither his de­ Airport. * down the kitchen sink. ogY, V erm ont banned nonre- to Yellowknife, on toe Great ’ITils city’s court-appointed flag Duffey, said her committee is "^® remainder, Mrs. Roy I the lines now in use. partment'nor toe mayor’s office , , . . . A temporary restraining or- ’The bottle consists of------an outer turnable bottles. ’The law was ------Slave ------Lake,, ------Fort ------Smith ----- andraiser wasn’t able to get him • TAIL PIPES container ® C 3 fo r$ 2 JN l Selection of only a few names short of toe had received any calls question- ^The commission expWned der was Issued Wednesday after SPEQALISTS IN: skin of metal oxide or plastic allowed to lapse four years later pg^t Providence where they will self up—much less the flag—and thaV there would be appllcaUons u.S. attorney’s office told ted an inner layer of water-sol- when a study commission re- ^vltness exhibitions of northern was sent to jail, 200 names established as toe each containing lo when it would re-open, made for federal and A^.^tate ^ • SHOCKS Tomatoes, Peppers, Eggplant, Cabbage, Quality uble glass. When the cemsumer ported that there was no appre- gports, such as blanket tossing, John Deltz, an unemployed 19 Lettuce, Broccoli, Celery, Parsley, Onions quota in town on primary peU- circulated in Manchester on v . n A J aid, wWch would soinewhat re- balloon-about three feet in dl- is finished with the bottle, he clable improvement in the litter gg^ ggg gg old-timers’ celebra- year-old, was sentenced to 20 • Gdyr. Bullai

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1970 t PAGp THIRTEEN Hickel Takes Meager Turnouts Plague Think of Tho ^ p i . f i Tour of the Youth Planning Sessions Pqrkhill-Joyce WOderness The problem of attendence of printing it up if the'commis­ hindered the Town Youth Com­ sion can’t get funds from the By i . HUNTER HOIXOWAT mission again last night when town. They plan to make a Flower Shop Asaociated PreM Writer only four of some 24 members large number of copies, Dlgan FVank Gakelw, Proprietor MOOSE, Wyd. (AP) — Walter showed up for a monthly meet­ said,, but, "It will not be dis­ 601 MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER J. Hickel surrendered his big ing. tributed en masse to be thrown (Next to Hartford Nattoud Bank) USINESS SERVICES iSiRECTORY quarterhorse today in favor of a Last month, only five mem­ away.” > o YBS"*1VE DELIVER e helicopter on the third day of a bers showed up, making it He said they will try to make Fbooee; 640-0701—640-1448 flve-day inspection of the area’s necessary both times, to hold • it available through the schools recreaUonal resources. unofficial meetings. and at various youth hangouts The secretary of the Interior, Members present last night in town. \ a stocky man Who appears more discussed the "Youth Yellow Talking about activities for CAMPING HIGH GRADE at ease high in the mountains Pages,” a booklet describing the fall, Sinnamon said *• they than behind a cluttered Wash­ youth services in town; appli­ should try to get speakers at EQUIPMENT PRINTING ington desk, left a remote lodge cations lor new members; plafis their meetings to make them OPEN Tents, Goto, Sleeping Bogs, for a day-long tour of the crowd­ for the fall; and progress in more interesting. He suggested FUNERAL HOME Air Mattreeaea, Stovea, Job and Commercial ed campsites at nearby Yellow­ someone like U.S. Sena4^ candi­ H M 0 N R U 1 K 9 the development of two teen Lanterns Printing stone National Park. buildings at the Nike Site. date Joseph . Duffey to talk . WESTOWN about working for change . Prompt and Efficient The helicopter is the only Christopher (Toby) Welch PHARMACY Wm. J. Lennon, Director MANCHESTER through the system, and per­ ALL DAY Printing of All Kinds modem means of transportation said a town civic group, which SURPLUS SALES CO. haps someone else to argue for tERVICC the secretary has used during he would not identify, has indi­ ,2 MAIN STREET his trip here. Saturday morning worHlng outside of the system. 142 E. CENTER ST. Gommunity Press cated awillingness to donate at Depot Square he Is scheduled to take a raft Sinnamon also suggested that 254 Broad St., Rear funds so that one of the pro­ they join efforts with other local SAT^ JULY 649-7196 Open Dolly to 9:90 PJH. voyage down the turbulent posed teen buildings at the Nike Snake River. groups in town clean-up and con­ All Medicinal Services AvaUaHe J. FARR — 648-7111 Telephone 643-5727 Site can be renovated. He add­ ’The excursion in the’ company servation projects. ed that Mayor Nathan Agosti- Digan said they might want 455 HARTFORD RO. ^43-5230 of national park officials, was nelli, as chairman of the Town the secretary’s third outing In to work ■with or have a speaker CUSTOM MADE Board of Directors, said the from PANDA (Public Aware­ D ISK’S as many days during an "envi­ town would try to match the MANCHESTER CANVAS AWNINGS ronmental inspection’’ he hopes ness of Narcotics! and Drug ' r A R K A D E amount that the organization Abuse). SHELL will uncover a method of bring­ raises. Also discussed was new mem­ CLEANERS MEMORIAL GO. ing the wilderness to "the inner bership since the year's term PIZZA-RAY'S (Mart to liggort Drag)^ SERVIGE man, in the Inner city.’’ Chairman Eric Sinnamon in­ Opposite East Oemeteiy for current members runs out 668 CENTER STREET “ Every kid In the ghettos formed the group that a local PhMw64A66W Watkins Funeral Home paint company has offered to in September. Only' Slnna‘ B E C T p i z z a s should be able to spend at least Quality Memorials Touraine Paints at PauVs MECHANIC ON DUTY sell the town paint for the teen mon, a high school graduate; is I GRINDERS Funeral Service away from But actually servee Is nothing a month out here,’’ the former leaving, but he said from 1() to Over 80 Years’ Experience AT ALL HOURS ] governor of Alaska said ’Thurs­ buildings at a cheap price. The painting season is now its original beauty. Also, Silky home has largely become a part' new tor Watkins. Watkins Funer­ Welch and Sinnamon said 15 other new menibers will have MADE WITH PROVOLONE OR BLEU CHEESE 'lUu (/laid of our everyday life and Is cer­ al Home has been proudly serv­ day while on an eight-hour trail to be found to replace those who in full swing, and if you are do­ can be applied'with a brush or Siartera, OMMratota, they Worked all during the high Cali 649-5807 tainly a most welcome and ing greater Manchester for the ride in the Tetons high above will resign or be dropped be­ a roller which you can just Carboretors; YBwk %etkd' ing redecorating or having the appreciated service. past 96 years. The Puneal Home SEE US FOUi this hamlet on scenic Jackson schools’ exam week to clean cause of low attendance. ' 10 Minute Service On All Calls— A. AIMBfrri, Prop. rinse out when the Job is finish­ Domestic - Foreign Cars up other buildings at the site. outsldfe of - your house painted, In today’s highly mobile so­ was started Oct. 8 , 1874 by 648-7008 f) Aluminum RoU Up Lake. Applications were distributed Don’t Believe Us Try Us Bilsis. HaVs T Harrison St., Manchester ed. Just ,use ordinary soap and Awnings The turnout of volunteers to Mk liks mtm tor i you could not do better than to water and rinse your brush or ciety, such a situation frequent­ Clarance Watkins and . his At one point. Just below tower­ during the last couple of days of • D oor Canopies help them, Sinnamon complain­ 130 SPRUCE STREET — 643-0031 Llprtiig- use world famous Touraine roller well and your hands wash ly occurs, leaving the immediate brother, F. Erpest. In July 1954, ing, snow-capped Parellen school, but Dlgan feels they will • Storm Doors Peak, Hickel commented to the ed, was "pitiful.” have to distribute them again clean, too. family totally unprepared. William’ Lenhon joined the firm 3 paints manufactured by the Watkins Fitoeral Home Is as associate director, and was MANGHESTER s Combination Windows other six members of his party: Welch also said that no one in September and make them Ryples is a rubber base • BOKiTOBAOB West Paint Co. and sold by equipped to handle and accept recently promoted to director Manchester Awning Co. "In the East, you have to die attended a June Nike Site meet­ available throughout the sum­ STEVENSON’S paint manufactured by the West to go to heaven.’ ’ ing at the high school, planned mer. Sinnamon said they should • OOU> nO B A O E Paul’s Paint Supply, 645 Main Paint Co. which dries in min­ full responsibility of • an event and manger of Watkins Funeral 195 WE»T CENTER ST. that would normal!/ leave Home. U'pon the retirement of Telephone 649-809f. ’"The problem," the tanned at a youth forum in May at announce at some of the sum­ No. 6 in a series from Marlow’s: Where to find what you Vim, Csrw Pnees « m St. No matter what your paint­ utes, 'With 16 basic shades to Ssafood, farhilies helpless. Orman’d J. West (another as- Established 1949 Cabinet member said, "Is get­ which time a number of people mer teen dances that applica­ want! 'Tour friends and neighbors bought the following >to*10% BawOsri ESSO ing requirements, the West choose from. present agreed to attend. Only tions can be obtained from the from Marlow’s last week. Other stores have some of these Paint CoS’ has the paint to take Scrubbable papers are the an­ Whqn tragedy does strke away socate, Roy Thompson, rejoined ting the people here—beyond items, but only Marlow’s has them all! 405 MAIN ST. the firm in January of this year. CHC^E VARIETY the roads.’’ Welch himself showed up. town youth services office. care of your every need. I swer to a mother’s plea and at from home, service is' possible Speaking on the “ Youth Yel­ Contour sheets for a PORT­ TEL. 649-5533 With the advent of latex Paul’s Paint Supply the Glen- by WStklns membership in the Since the organizing of Wat’ G R Upholstery Seated easily on his somewhat Association of Funeral Directors kins, many small but vital mat- Qualify 1/ low Pages” Robert Dlgan, com­ A-CRIB mattress. We carry paints, the weather problem style papers are truly scrub- and Iwl Shop skittish mount, the man respon­ Servee . . . In Manchester, an ters ha've become Important, P RE-UPHOLSIICRINO sible for most of the naUon’s na­ mission advisor and coordinator Prisoner Care the cribs and mattresses * Tune-Ups has been satisfactorily solved. able. They also have pre-cut also. We alra have contour Ostrinsky for sudden showers or a rainy and pre-pasted papers to make exclusive Watkins m em bei^ip -And this is where a large part Seafood s MODERN FURNITURB tural resources philosophized: of youth services in town, said RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — sheets for king and queen size * Engine Cleaning day is no longer a factor. This papering easy for everyone^ for the past 23 years. The of our service exits. Mr. Lennon and ANTIQUES Tliat’s one of the problems In they hope to get the six to eight- Sponsors of petiUons calling for 43 OAK STREET beds. DEALER IN WASTE Is particularly welcome here in For all painting and papering • Store Stools and Bootha this country, the approach taken page booklet printed in time for better treatment of American ^ * Minor Repairs A.P.D.S. makes rt possible for TEL. 649-9987 New England where the weath- needs, depend upon Paul’s • Custom Furnlturd with the clUes. We—both Repub­ Intenor Se^etary Walter J; Hickel winds up an eight hour trail ride through fall distribution. prisoners by North Vietnam Shish-Kebab Skewers — we sold one of our. seven varieties MATERIALS us to offer international service, items such have obtained 1,165,670 signa- for a church party. * Stamps er changes so suddenly. Paint Supply. They -willwUl help or night. Wherever you are, as Old ^ Age , Assistance, Social Slipcovers and Draperies licans and Democrats over the the Grand Teton mountains Thursday. Today he’ll continue his inspection of The booklet, which contains Made to Order the area s recreational resouices in a helicopter. (AP Photofax) helpful information on pro­ ures in North Carolina. Bean-Pot — this was sold to a young housewife who uses IRON Paul Mlsseri, the owner of you find what you want and service is just a phone call Adminlstrat- years—have spent billions of the recipe handed down from previous generations. Paul’s Paint Supply, has had you can depend on their sound ioR,tion and others. Complete Selection of dollars attempting to Improve grams and services in recre­ The petitions, sponsored by away. Reuben Plen’s M aterials ation, education, entertainment, the National Guard and the Jay- Grey Sweat Pants — athletes use them to warm-up. These SCRAP METAL a great many years of expert- adtrlce. This type of servicing has the physical surroundings of are going with a youngster to camp in Maine. ence in this business and he is ■ gained praise from hundreds of FREE ESTIMATES those in the cities. BOY SCOUT Perkins Case: counseling and employment for cees, will be mailed next week ItniU dRtiO KU U Lower Level of thr, Parkads youth, was compiled by com­ to the ambassadors in Washing­ THE ABOVE ITEMS MAY BE AVAILABLE IN A FEW well qualified to answer any families since our beginning and Texaco Sfafion “ But It’s the inner man, in the STORES — SAVE MILEAGE BY CXJMING HERE FIRST! and PAPER 849-^34 Notes and News mission member Carl Osier ton of seven countries—France, question about the kind of paint ■will undoubtably continue to do Mon, h Tues. 9-6, Sat. 9-8 inner city, we should work with. THERE IS ONLY ONE STORE TO GET THEM ALL AT 781 PARKER ST. that should be used on any giv­ so. 381 Main StrMi' Let’s try to change his outlook. Informer’s Tale Has Truth, with the aid of Dlgan and Rich­ Sweden, Romania, India, Rus­ . . . MARLOW’S! MARLOW’S . . . FIRST FOR EVERY­ 888 BURNSIDE AYE. ard Provost of the town youth sia, Poland and Denmark. T el. 64S-57S8 o r 648-8870 en job. If you are. a do-it-your­ In January of this year Bruce Bring him out here, where he Troop 302 THING SINCE 1911! Downtown Main St., Manchester EAST HARTFORD Phoiw 643-9149 services office. The seven countries will be self person, you would be smart Watkins, President of Watkins can rouglj It without toUets and Boy Scout Troop 362 of St. OPEN 6 DAYS — THURS. NIGHTS tUI 9:00 Digan said he hopes to get a asked to use their influence with to take advantage of the expert Brothers qualified tor a Funeral Hydramatlo Transmission running water, and he loves it. Bartholomew Church, took its Problems Too, Courant Told 289-6333 town cl-vlc club to pay the cost North Vietnam. YOUR advice that Mr. Mlsseri can Directors License, becoming the Repairing GLASS His whole perspecUve—outlook annual out-of-state spring camp- Power and Hand Tools NEW LONDON, Cohn. (AP) Pointing and Detxiratlng give you. If you are contem­ ard generation of hds family to 0 FV>r Auto Windshields on life—chang’es." out during the four-day period The Times did not identify the COMPUEIE All Work Guaranteed o For Store Fronts and — The New London County man involved. Other news me­ Tools plating doing any painting. In- , be directly Involved with the Hickel said the Park Service of June 26 through June 29. The Texaco Lubrioatton Service all sizes of windows dia have Identified a man who per CENTERlKl^^ Garden and Land Ttwls side or outside, stop in at Paul’s Funeral Service. He joins Mr. Is confronted with the problem Troop camped at Lake St. Cath­ state's attorney says there is Lennon and Mr. Thompson in W e G ive Hyff Green Stamps • For Table Tops gave information to O'Brien as Genariee — Parakeeto Baby, Household, Party Paint Supply and talk with Mr. J of providing access to the stark­ erine State Park in Poultney, "some truth" but also some and Banquet SnppUee serving the public in this capac­ Richard Carroll, now working at Tropical Ftoh — T o r^ ; Mlsseri. You will find him OPEN 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. ly beautiful back country "with­ Vt. Hamatera —> CtorfeMc ' Invalid Needs ity. "problems” in the information a service station in Maine. willing to help you in any way SATURDAY 8 AJH.-NOON out soiling it.” Bernard J. Hickey was chair­ BHxed Breed I^ptoa, possible. The Watkins Funeral Home Is provided by an alleged state pol- O’Brien has declined to go in­ Tbat’s something we’ve got man of the affair and his co- Aquarium Ao<>eMiorlaa, Tru-Flex is the outside latex a decorated, newly expanded, ice Informer about the death of to the details of Carroll’s story, TOURAINE LAROCHELLE and to do, but how?” he asked. He chairman was Fred Ruggles. two men in state police gunfire Our Own Special Bfawdad LUCA’S paint that covers so beautifully Colonial building with central but Carroll told the Courant AUTO P et Fooda WHITE GLASS CO. discussed the feasibility of es­ The spring out-of-state camp- last year. SELF-SERVICE that it is a joy to use. Even air conditioning and more than Thursday that he had not given tablishing a public conveyance, out is an outgrowth of the pre­ State's Attorney Edmund INC. MUMdOHESTER LAUNDRAMAT those who are unskilled in HamiU Printery of 16 Server Hamill representatives review enough area to support the larg­ PAINTS IN C. f any interviews to news media Dry Cleaning and Tailoring U- Toonerviile trolley," operat­ viously conducted fun weekend, O'Brien told the Hartford Cour­ PteT CENTER painting have used this paint St., Manchester (647-1268) of- the order with you to be sure of est services, or small enough to 81 BlsseU S t—TeL 649-78*9 ed by the Park Service to carry in which the scout fathers and and he had not told anyone that AJbo: Reweaiting and cuatom with, ease and turned out a fers a bride-to-be a unique serv- your luU satisfaction. maintain the more Intimate. FOR BEST RESULTS ant Thursday that, if everything he had been at the school when PARTS f V Italn St. Wfawefceater made suiita, pants and ooate. hikers and campers to within members of the troop commit­ most professional looking job. , „ »i No matter how large or small Last fall a new 1668 square that Hie alleged informer told the Perkins brothers were shot. Fair pricea, too! ice. If you are a prospective ^ easy striking distance of other­ tee perform the conventional You can use Tru-Flex right foot addition was erected to the him had been substantiated— “ I tell them all the same (1 nrrWsi Trr'ir* bride, several 'albums (which (>0|yg3 a sliver tray to encase a u wise remote regions. chores of a camp-out, including • TAKjOeiNO over damp surfaces, you will west side pro’vldlng , a new "there would have been arrests Include accessories, matches, ^^py j,er invitations as an PAUUS SILK cooking for and serving the thing I’m telling you.. I don’t find there is no brush drag, and chapel, and seating for an ad­ rather than a grand jury inves­ napkins, etc.) of various styles eygrlasting keepsake, PAINT SUPPLY know anything about this. All I the paint will dry in a matter of ditional 160 people. An enlarg­ scouts. During the stay, trips tigation.” KIDDIE and price ranges are. left at Commercial PrtntUig were made to Fort Tlconderoga can say is wait till the grand 30 mimftes. Because Tru-Flex ed smoking room was also con­ 645 MAIN STREET GITY A one-man grand jury inves­ 176-178 your home at no obligation. HamlU Printery 1s a unique and Frontier Town, N. Y., and Jury. You’ll see I don't know KORRAL dries so quickly, you can .paint structed’ on the second floor with Viet Boat tigation requested by O'Brien anything about this.” Spraoe Street, You, and your friends and your organization combining superi- m 649-0300 to the Marble Exhibit at Proc­ CHUJ) even though the weather is rest rooms on both floors. A new . 115 Spruee S t, Mantdiester was ordered by Superior Court . "iTie Hartford Times article ^ FEATURES A COMPLETE LINE Mand water famlly, if you wish, make your or service with discount prices, tor, Vt. this week. State Referee Ray­ DAY OABE CENTER Drive-In Forking threatening. Tru-Flex covers so enlarged dlt-play room has been Corner of BlsseU Street Hits Mine said that the unidentified infor Hourty • Dally • Weekly selection in the comfort of your HamlU Printery was establish- constructed on the ground floor The Troop attended Sunday mond J. Devlin, a retired Su­ well that often one coat is all home over a period of several gd a year ago by a life - long Open 1 to 8 Daily, bnt mer now living in Maine had Beaponalble Care for 2, 8, that is needed, but If a second with direct entrance from the Mass at St. Raephal's Church perior Court judge, will conduct 73d Th's board’s schedule allows small courtroom filled largely Scouts who made the trip can settle a room. Paint in the read words corresponding to numbers third Monday in April, and Del­ LAUSON jSy 54-^80-83 74-76-77 4 Increases of 6 per cent for a DIAMONDS ATLANTIC with foreign newsmen, accused were Bill Keegan, Rick Rug­ VALLEY GOIN GO. morning and 'settle your room of your Zodiac birth sign. aware added Lincoln’s Birthday CUNLIFFE TAURUS SCORPIO one-year lease; 8 per cent for a From 706 MAIN STREET Sihanouk of giving the Viet gles, Bill Waterfield, Doug Ste­ Monday LAWN BOY 97 Center Street, Manchster the same day. Silky is wash­ ARR. 20 1 Be 31 Wits 61 Smoothie qcf. 23 BKAN’OHKS^JL'mR on the first Monday in Febru­ 2 Social 32 A 62 Your . two-year lease; and 11 per cent j e w e l r y Cong permission to enter the able and can be washed again venson, Doug Hauschild, Bob ary. TECUMSEH MCTOR SALES 643-6298 ( MAY 20 3 Don't 33 Artistic 63 Brighten NOK. 21 for a three-year lease. BRAY’S STORE country and collaborating with LaBlanc, Rick Lourie, Chris and again and it will still retain 5-20-31-42 4 Creotive 34 Prospects 64 Rorr>antic 649-8132 Holiday Bill Mississippi adopted the three Same Address—6 Years 7-19-3CUl^ Landlords also may seek' a 1 them in various ways, of sabo­ Farrell, Bill Hock, Michael R/52-63B2-84 5 Put 35 Prove 65 Your 51-62-72 • Expert Watch Repairing Confederate holidays and WISCONSIN , e x p e r t a u t o b o d y and Dally 9-8 Thors, till 9 6 Do 36 The 66 Repoir per cent increase to receive in­ s F ine Selection o f CUfto taging the economy and of vio­ CIMINI 7 Aspects 37 Focts SAGITTARIUS Ringstone, Peter Charest, Jay CHAINSAW PARTS FENDER REPAIRS Monday Closed 67 Profitoble come based on the market price F o r AlU Occasions George Washington’s Birthday 8 Seek 38 Book 68 Arc BRAKES^ TUNE-UPS lating the constitution. Pagluica, Bob Noonan, Ricky Roundup W ildlife Fund Gleets o f their property, and chai^Se • Longlne, Rulova, on Mondays, without change in ENAMEL and LAOQDE)| ftfjUNS 20 9 Overcrow(Jed 39 People 69 Grocefutly Premier Lon Nol and the oth- Sawyer, Rick Chenard, John the others. BEFENISHINqS Princess Beatrix 10 Could 40 Slick 70 In DCC. 21 ^ 1 new tenqnta a 7.8 per sent sup­ Wlttuauer and Ooravelle MINOR REPAIRS • er officials of Sihanouk’s gov­ Rook, Steve Dawson, Mike (Continued from Page One) AMERICAN-LINCOLN 9-16-27-38 n TiriTe 41 Closer „71 Especioliy , . 1-14-25-36#' Watriier South Carolina changed only . r e a s o n a b l e PRICES 12 Excellent 42 To 7 2 Aw.rot,on. 47.5^ .^ ■ plement above the regular re­ . ! • ernment who deposed h,im while Hickey, Marty Sheridan, . Joe MQRGES, Switzerland (AP) '49-70-78 787 Afain St„ Manchester "That was the key,” McClory Washington’s Birthday and Ve­ HOMELITE. ^ BT. 88—VERNON, CONN. 13 Event 43 Sociol 73 Jobs newal rate. he was in Europe arranged the Damon, Sam Lourie, Frank Ja- — The World WUer h TV , July 4 Rubber. Stamps Her father, Prince Bernhard, AQUARIUS D PONTS sumed that the court will find Gerry Charest, Hardy Saw­ The federal law was made ef­ LIO 21 Be 51 To 81 To fective in 1971, to allow the is president of the board and JULY 22 22 And 52 W ork 82 Your JAN. 20 Sihanouk guilty. yer, Gino ►Pagluica, Marty ACCESSORIES PIONEER e Wedding In'vitatlons and 23 Money 53 Or 83 Being eei. II stop ’n Go 3 states two years to act. Most of members include Prince PhUlp, ^AUG. 22 An official said before the Sheridan and Vtc Squadrito, Celebration Accessories 24 Should 54 Satisfy 84 Environs tljem have, with some varia­ BLADES, BLADE JlPS & PARTS POULAN FRONT END 25 Toke 55 Small 85 Stror>ger 8-17:28-39r?: mi's husband of Britain’s Queen Elis­ trial began that the charges car­ committeemen, also made the s Business Cards, ’110-2T-32-43 Prop: "Rady” DuPont tions.. abeth. The fund’s main objec­ /53^75 26 Foce 56 And 86 Propositions S06081-86' ry a maximum penalty of death trip. CABLE CLIPS POWER MACHINERY Letteiiieads, Envelopes 27 Possible 57 Favors 87 Wishful Eight states turned thumbs DYNAMICS tive is the raising of money to VIRGO 28 Key Risen 275. Main Street h o m e QF FAMOUS BRANDS and a minimum penalty of 60 Assailed e All types of Business 58Seot 68 Yours down on (Jolumbus Day—Alas­ CLUTCH ASSEMBLY REMINGTON-MALL M i BROAD STREET set up nature reserves and pro­ 29 Any 59Thon 89 Drepming Kf. 1» years in pMson. Sihanouk is in Forms—Register—One­ 30 You 60 Receptive 90Tod^ s Bdtpoint o Maytag • Frlgidaire o Zenilfc ka, Arkansas, Iowa, Maine, Mis­ (Continued fr«n Page One) tect animals and birds threat­ MAR. 2 0 ^ Phone: 649-6977 Peking, where he has set up a DRIVE ROLLERS STRUNK tim e Carbon—^Padded—etc. 7/4, o RCA • Panasonic s Westingbouse o Hotpolnt Educators sissippi. Nevada, Oregon and ened with extinction. -15-26S7 12-23-34-46/ gjovemment jn exile, and the necks out. The kids won’t freak • Custom Made ) Adverse .- ^ N e m n l 57-6888-90VSI Featuring a oom plets Une o f s Storeoa • Dkdra'nshtiri • Radios o 'CVs • Dryoos « Etc. South Carolina. FILTER BOWL ASSEMBLY TERRILL SpedoUaing In Rubber Stamps The election was held >-87-89 bSA irovemment assigned two attor­ out. They’ll be scared to death.’; SbeU Products plus Following Southern tradition, Flrant Cnd Geometry Wedneslday. neys to handle his defense. Plan N a tional But many activists will spend STARTER ASSEMBLY TITAN Brake Service and General Antomottve Alabama, Mississippi and South check our LOW prices Repairing the day in more serene ways. WHEEL & TIRE ASSEMBLY WRIGHT Shodc AbMrbera Got A Painting Probiem? ^e^ii Help! Carolina passed up Memorial —SVmlfii and Domeotlo— Day, originally proclaimed by a New Left theoretician Arthur PHONE 647-1268 Service still means something to usi—and service Program s Waskow of Washington will read Free Inopectlon J Tourist Rate Union army veterans’ organiza­ John Dennis HamlU means spending enough time with you to help you the Declaration of Independence No OUlgatioa (Continued from Page One) tion to honor Civil War dead. PISTON RING SIZE CHART to his children, then visit tlje gfkON TBOMZA, Manager 18 SERVER STREET select the right paint finish for that job you’re plan­ Up in Israel little likelihood it would have Alabama and Mississippi Folk Festival at the Smithso­ INTERCHAf^^ GUIDE j ning. See us for paint and service when you plan your T O fXM W T much impact on Congress. adopted three Confederate holi­ JERUSALEM (AP) — More nian. He wijl ignore the show at next project. . Rep. Roman Pucinski, D-Ill., days on Mondays: Robert E. the Lincoln Memorial. 200,000 tourists visited- la- chairman of the House general Lee Day, third Monday of Janu­ i^ael in the first six months of "Vyhat will be happening is subcommittee on education, told ary; Confederate Memorial basically proof,” said Waskow, SWCIALItTSmaw IN ILKCTRONIC 19'rtM^a 9 per cent rise over the a news conference here that the ary; Confederate Memorial TUNC-UP * ANAL.VSIS •ame period last year. Tourism "that the Silent Majority is a government cannot ignore the Day, fourth Monday of April, E/]J€Jinson PAI NT CQ IGNITION & CARBURETOR MBiiister Moshe Kol announced W aif Disney production. The seven million private school stu­ and Jefferson Davis Day, first kind of superggtrlotism, not the SPECIALISTS today. dents in the nation. 723 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER— PHONE M9-4501 Monday of June. straight LSp{\Cjentury version STOPS STALUNO 4 HAPO He said 96 planes carrying Once the financial drain of the Virginia added to the national BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH TIH^VORK STAPTS • IMPAOVES OAS MILEAGE but a plasRc version of that, has 4 ENGINE PCRPOPMANCE •tarrying 8,000 passengers used Vietnam war is ended, he pre­ holiday list Lee-Jaokson Day on Tel Aviv’s International Airport to be whipped up on order. It Your indepei^dent \ MAMKDArtk■MCV dicted, federal assistance to ed­ the third Monday of January.. has to be manufactured. It -Hiursday—setting a otie-day Is- ucation will be as much -as |20 Massachusetts made a state FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, GALL 643*9591 .-249 BgOAO ST. WtaU record. ddbsn’t come from the guts pf M fir He p Mh »lM...NclMalft ’ billion Annually. holiday of Patriots Day on the the American people.” [MANCHESTER 46 WEST CENTER STREET - a dealtr. 6 4 3 -2 1 9 7 SILVER LANE EXTENSION ^ N, d

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THE ic'l Selma Stops Mets Harvard■, \ Stadium Gib Gilbert er against toe New York Mets I -iiave.all toe confidence In toe Selma entered toe first game AND PHILADELPHIA (AP) 3-1 lead. Three ' more runs By ^ “I (Min’t find a better Thursday night. world,” gushed Lucchesi. "H e ’s in |he ninth inning after toe scored ‘before toe Mets’ third phenomln«l!” PhiUies scored six in toe eighth. pitcher. Tug McGraw, could put word than super to de­ The Phillies won 6-1 with a EARL YOST The 26-year-old Selma, ac­ He retired three batters, strik­ out toe fire. Pats’ Home in ’70 Leader scribe Dick Selman’s pitch­ six run rally in toe eighth inning quired last winter from toe ing out two, to preserve victory The Phillies led 3-2 in toe sec­ American League Sporta Editor __ A BOSTON (AP) __ The threatened at one atage to go by the Patriots in their <9T71 sea- ______Ont. (A P )— Gibby Gilbert, the longshot ing for us this season,” said of toe first game, and also Chicago Cubs, saved his ninth number six for Jim Bunnlng, ond game with Mets at first and East Dvision into private bustness. However, son,’0^0% „ jy who came from nowhere to win the Houston Cham­ came from behind to take a 3-2 tand tenth games of the season. who had been lifted for a pinch third and one out in toe eighth W. L. Pet. G.B. Boston Patriots of the Na Manager Frank Lucchesi Jotfingg from the Home of the Mete the Patriots apparently sweet- The Patriots now are home- Sports l^ial pionship earlier this year, credited a telephone lesson decislcm in the second. The He and lefty Joe Hoemer have hitter in toe big eighth. ’ when Selma got his second call Baltimore 48 29 .623 — tional Football League double loss left toe Mets less “Hope you don’t get tossed out of that computer game ened the contract offer, which less. H ielr top choice for a 1970. from his old tutor with his first-round lead in the $125,- of the Philadelphia Phil­ saved 16 games and won eiglit In that eighth, Tony, Taylor, of toe night. He retired pinch New York .43 32 .673 4 hope to make Harvard’s than one percentage point ahead *■ between the Dodgers and Yankees,’’ was the message on observers feel includes a multi- home site is Harvard with a TONIGHT 000 Canadian Open Golf Tournament.' \ lies. between them for toe Phillies Ron Stone and Byron Browne hitter Art Shamsky and Joe Foy Detroit ^ 40 33 .648 6 ivy covered stadium a year no-cut clause. 40,000 seating capacity. Howev- 7:30 Red Sox vs. Indians, of second place Pittsburgh* in in toe first half of toe season. got consecutive pinch hits to on infield pops tp end toe threat. Boston 36 36 .500 9Vi a telegram received by Gil Hodges, Mets’ manager, after 'IX iiiiBaeumissed theuic ccut u l cbi.at wicvcicuiuCleveland .... . « Lucchesi praised his veteran showcase for their No. 1 After announcing the signing er, the university has rejected WTIC last week." Gilbert said, "and tions for next weekd British toe tight National League East­ They have been Involved in 24 tie toe score 1-1. An intentional Then, he set down three Mets Cleveland ' 33 40 .642 13 of 01sen,lie W ots"rssuTd naU y-’ ariy ari^airgemet 8:00 Yanks vs. Senators, reliever after Selma saved both ern (Division penant race. of toe 32 games won by toe walk and Oscar Gamble’s two- in toe ninth to save a fifth win Washington 34 42 .447 18V4 draft choice, defensive end '^'’- which played bad in practice rounds A .Hodges said pj^j, qj ^tah State, other statement which they said might force it to beebecome a WINF But even with all the top 10 ends of a twinlght-double head­ “When he (Selma) comes In club. run,, single gave toe Phillies a for lefty Christ Short. West Division this week. Wednesday as we talked at Shea Stadium in New York, ^he Patriots hanniiv an- was made in conjunction with long-Ume landlord for pro foot- 8:00 Mets vs. Phils, W BM I money winners among the mlss- Minnesota 47 26 .663 — Smith, a close friend of ------^ "So I called Joe Gerlak in nounced completion of signing Harvard University. The Joint ball. ™ T . ..I u . Ing. the 7,168-yard, par-7 2L«n- California 45 31 .692 4 H odg^, manages the Detroit June, in third place, 4 ^ games of all 14 draft choices by getting announcement said that the uni- Ground has been broken for a SATURDAY Hollywood, Fla. I told him what Hunt and Country C lu b, Oakland 44 33 .671 6% Tigers. " I ’U get even with him out and finished second, ^ two Olsen to as Angelej/tSutton 10-6) at J ford High. East has a 4-0 earnings on the tour this year. bled, scoring a nm ■ on Yas- offlee exCcuUve reported. the fifth Inning . . . In Tues- Newcombe outplayed Andres or make a quick break," she can win ^m e ball games. Win­ of Atlanta and Willie Mays of ed toe New York Yankees 6-0. that moment I was think- Tovar powered toe Twins past dogen (Hop Meadow), tie for San Franejs^o (Marichol 3-7) record. Carol, a 96-year-old, 6-foot-3 trzemskl’s infield hit in toe sev------day’s game at Nebo, both um- Glmeno of Spain, 6-3, 8-6, 6-0, in said Thursday after tying for ning is toe big thing." San Francisco. It was toe fourth consecutive ^ g ^ wish I had some glue on Kansas CJity to their fourth con- low putts 29. St. Lmits Craylor 2-6) at Mon­ Sunday the locals play blonde, already has started fur­ E d Kranepool, sent dOT^ to pires took good shots. Base Um- a match interrupted by rain, the lead in the U.S. Women’s After spending many extra ®"“*^ exactly win for Detroit and moved toe toot so I would have stayed gecutive victory. Winning pitch- Class B — A. Flint (Rock treal^^toneman 4-9), N Rockville’s Legion at Henry nishing an apartment in Balti­ ...... one-third of Boston’s total the minors by the Mets, is' play- Ralph GlansanU caught a ’The older generation of Wlm- Open Golf Tournament. hours in toe batting cage both third-place Tigers to within six "®g’ ’ "eikro grinned self Tom Hall held toe Royals hit- ledge) low gross 107; G. Lar !w York (Sadecki 6-2) at, ,,ir- Park starting at 2 o’clock. more, which she calls her first against four Washington pitch­ Ing leftfleld with ’Tidewater, vicious liner off the leg from bledon fans will be wanting Rose "For it to be a quick break, before and after games in an ef­ RIVERSIDE PARK games of first-place Baltimore in erttically in toe Tiger dressing jggg yjg gi^th bqt needed son (Glastonbury) low net 74 lladelphla (Palmer 1-1), N Both games will be in home away from home. ers. BUI Denehy, former Wilson the bat of Bob Marino of Mo- wall to win for senUmental someone would have to offer me fort to correct any deficiency in toe American League Lost us room. j^jg rgiigf ^gjp fro^n Stan Wll- H. George (Glastonbury) si Pittsburgh (Moode, 7-0) at CM ­ Zone Eight play. " I can’t tell you how much it Ed Patnode will be trying to High in Middletown athlete, is rlartys against Vernon. Later, reasons. He played in two finals (AP PtwHof-ax) $20,000 to $30,000 a year, and his swing, Yaz has been clob­ The victory squared Boston’s toe Orioles lost 10-9 to Cleve- wish they gave me an er- iigmg. ond low net 76; Z. Rosen >^11 cago (Hands 9-7) means after living out of a car regain his lead as toe modified now pitching and doing well Plate Ump Chick Gagnon had long, long ago. and lost them no one’s come to me with a bering rival pitchers. record 36-36. Now toe Red Sox land. ror on it but that’s toe way it . , • llmantic)/ low putts Jg; M San Diego (Dobson 6-8 and Championship Form of Ken Rosewall for 10 years,” she said. ”I ’m stocks resume their raging w ar­ with Tidewater^ Bob SchefLng his mask knocked completely both—to ^Jarosaly Drobny in check, so I ’ll have to make it a . . have a shot, once atrain, of Kirby 3-9) at Atlanta (Niekro 6- doing my own cooking, my own fare Saturday night at River­ Detroit’s three game sweep g°^s„ A’8 - WHITE SOX — Ford (Hop Meadow)^ Schnei said. off by a pitch that got by 1964 and to Hoad in 1966. planned, gradual withdrawal." “ “ e ‘"g over toe .600 mart for toe 10 and Nash 9-2), 2, N w a ^ n g , for the first time. But last 11 games, raising his aver­ side Park Speedway at 8:16. of N ew York dropped toe Yan- Nelkro, a control artist whose Oakland ran its winning string der (Glastonburja J. Wash U The first step, said Miss first time since May 10. -brother Phil is a knuckleballer ------catcher Art Wheelock. . . One If anybody thinks Rosewall to five games as Reggie Jack- bum (Rockle tie for sec­ Houston (Wilson 2-3 and Grif­ I ’m learning. age from .270 to .292. In that Patnode,X auiuuCf whowtiu hasiioo uuiiiincivcdominated a >‘ees four games behind Balti- wiUi thA AtJA.ntA Ri*avAii utaIIcakI ® WUl the new syntheUc playing loud-mouthed fan, apparently will not last a Wimbledon final Mann, is a teaching pro. Job be­ The Red Sox launch a four- ond low putte^SS. fin 2-8) at Cincinnati (Nolan 8-4 “I try to get back there as span, he has 17 Wts including g g ^ e weekend series with toe toe point standings from prac- ^ I v haUe™ son homeredto key an early fields have any affect on in- used to watching litU e League —even a five-setter—he’ll have Susan Mozzer Awaits Olympics, ginning July 12 at the Hunt ginning tonlglit in a crucial three only Jw o Matters and u p ^ d his left-hander Barry Mysterjr/Prize: A. Ahrans and Clonlnger 1-1), 2, twl-night much as possible, but it’s tak­ tically toe start of toe season, fielders? iDanny Murtaugh, a baseball games, got on Giansan- to argue against Newcombe. Valley Golf Club, which opens three homers and driven in 11 Cleveland Indians with a twl- Saturday’s Games en me two months Just to appears well on his way to a gome series. Mickey Lollch, 6-9, rem rd to 9-6, tops for Detroit, Carlos May hit a twbi- (Sufflel long-time second baseman in tl after the latter was hit and "Whatever else may happen, Saturday in Baltimore. H night doubleheader this evening, He aided his own cause by St. Louis at Montreal, N pick out my furniture.” toe team’s RBI lead with 47. - ^ third track championship. was expected to pitch for toe run homer for toe White Sox. Clptfest to pin on No. 6 G. the NaUonal League and now claimed the ump was out of Ken won’t tire," Newcombe “I don’t know if I ’m cut out Boston Manager Eddie Kasko knocking in two runs with a New York at PhlladelpMa, N Miss Mann, who has been This should be 'the noisiest Bengals against Mike (Juellar, * * * Feiir (Hop Meadow). manager of Plttsburgii, suppUed posiUon, ’ITils bloke carried on said. ‘He's too fit for that, even Named Top Deaf Skier in U.S. for primarily a teaching exis­ With Yaz asserting his role as plans to send right-hander Ray bases loaded single in toe sec­ Longest drive on No. 14 T. Pittsburgh at Chicago, 2 playing out of CincinnaU, says night of toe season at Riverside. 8- 6. ANGELS - BREWERS — the answer. " I can’t see any for 10 minutes that the ump at his age. tence,” she added, "but I’ll try unofficial team leader and Billy Culp, who has a 6-8 record, and ond off M el StotUemyre, 8-8, who San Diego at Atlanta, N By EARL YOST someday she’d like to go into In addition to toe roaring mach­ Niekro, toe 25-year-old right­ The Angels struck for ttve Schumann (Rockledge). difference. Alley and Maz should have been behind second "H e’s got everything except a it, and if I like it I ’ll stay.” Conigllaro chipping in his eighth southpaw Ken Brett, owner of a went all toe way for New York. Houston at Cincinnati, N television, possibly with a wom­ ines, there will be a special hander acquired in an off sea- runs in toe seventh, two q /p e m Members; CSass A — I. Par- (Gene Alley and BiU Mazeroskl) base. Actually, the ump was in j,ig service. I shall Just have to Anxiously awaiting and Continuing on the tour will be homer, toe Red Sox captured 2-2 mark, against toe Indians, McAuUffe, who was brilliant in Los Angeles as San Francisco an’s talk show, but maintaining holiday display of fireworks in son trade with San Diego, blam- on a single by Alejt/Jfohnson, clak — 86-12-74 low net; C ’. A n­ L for the 1971 toe field as he made 10 assists, claim Uiere’s no problem.” the right poslUon — working to ^jj times, and he only a “problem of scheduling,” her sports IdenUty, which she toe rubber game of a three- Cleveland planned to counter- toe stadium. es himself for missing a no- derson — 96-16-76 second net; Winter followed with a run-scoring and held off Milwaukee despite PiUsbuigh, wUl move into a the left of the pitcher on the ______jo counter-attack______me. _ D e a f O ly m p ic she added. "The tour goes to calls a "natural, useful tool.” game series with Washington. It with Rich Hand, winner of only Pall,” said toe ® ^y *‘1- Burke ^ opened toe co n t ^ ^ 3 5^ 3 pair of Kerry Melrille and Kar- “t"’ I'-' Tournament held In Newport, burly 27-year-old veteran of 10 to toe second cmitest, toe rather shaky, walking toe first j^^,ggrosa 1 6 .148 6 RACES We keep finding Main Evont STOCK CAR Champions in the American Krantzeke, 6-2, 8-6, in the 1 K. 1. professional campaigns, eigjit in Mets Jumped to a 1-0 edge in the two batters and Jose Diaz de- j______. — , League Farm League, Police & Hemi-finals horn deaf, is a graduate of the The girls, Sandy Bunce 314, the majors. “It sure felt good. It first inning but toe Phils went livered a hit as toe lose^ LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS j for the American School for the Deaf Fire has drawn a bye tor uie Hartford. Sharon Tucker 292, Sue Plum- was a hanging slider axxl I ’m ahead in toe fourth on John temped to ^ early 2-0 lead Moriartys 7, La Milagrosa 2 Town Farm CSiamplonshlp RACING! “ The doctor told me to keep Her parents reported that she ley 286, Judi Niles 326 and sure he (Tdrrez) didn’t want to Briggs’ run-scoring single and a The tall, r ig h t ^ d e r worked Volkswagen 6, H tid. Ins. ways to sell you put it there.” sacrifice fly and nullified Donn brilliantly until toe seventh ki-^.Q^oup 4 years Michelle LePore 329, totaled 50 1,647, plus a 100-pin handicap. R E C LE A G U E The Expos exploded for a six- Clendenon’s solo burner with ning when Diaz a g ^ lined a grltaln 2, Orioles 0 many single. It was Burke s second "JS! Waddell St *^® •? Normally medals and trophies. Mean- It was toe first Ume in toe V FW (6-3) remained in toe nm first inning and held off toe another run in toe fifth ed mound pitcMng for La Mila­ eh r e rbi M TIO N U CHAMPIONSHIP Ume. Her previous triumphs Amateur AthleUc Union, is divisions. The Town’s Greg Jttonson had SPEEDWAYS toe N ew York Mete, 6-1 and 3-2 nine of their last 10. grosa in toe first inning, M B ’s ^ n te n , rt. 0 0 were in 1966, 1967 and 1968. seeking funds in'a coast to coast The Bantam Girls were two hits, one a homer and droye The Mobil Fuel Saver Analysis is one. PRISENTS and rtnoinnati nipped Atlanta Bench drove in a run In toe Rich Riordan and Stan Stem- lb, ------:------campaign to help defray the paced by Cindy Colgan 284, with In three of their five runs. And it’s free. We can tell you if your fur­ WINNER OlOANTiC 2-1 in toe only g;ames scheduled, first on a gr und cut ■'nl cinsky were perched on first BarrowaTl^. MORIARTY BROTHERS $1,000 TRIPLiHIADW^^ costs of the individuals making Pat Swider 260, Leslie Placenta CANDLELIGHT LEAGUE THE MOST EXCITING STAFFORD SPEEDWAY up the deaf sqoad. I • • EXPOS • CARDS — snapped a 1-1 tie in toe third and tMrd after singling to open oSSoS; S, nace is wasting fuel. And if so, we can 818 CENTER STREET 243, Barbara Serruto 238 and In a low scoring, low hltUng toe inning. John Porteus lined Marino,'9b,' STOCK CAR RACES Bugsy Stevens would like for each contestant • • • with a nm-scorlng single. Mer- show you how to save up to 38% on fuel MANCHESTER, CONN. (MMS) RACE IN THE WORLD Debbie Whitehead with 238 contest at Nebo, W IN F pushed a wicked blow back to Minukas AT llAtT to see history repeat iUelf S ^ - ,3 , 1200. ContribuUons are be- who has been Mt- rltt, a left-hander, scattered six iXCITINO IXCITINO i»*» rounding out toe scoring. They across four runs in the fifth and who vriieeled around to toss u ! bills. In just 20 minutes. PLUS AT 11:00 P.M. I EVENTS urday night at 8:W to toe 100- ing sought as has always been ting at a J87 clip since June 10, hits. He has lost six decisions. ' SEE THE STARS! FIATURES 'to W e d 1,273 pins and had a two more in toe sixth to defeat Slomcinsky out at first, 'Riordan ®' This could very likely mean we'll sell Yet, I would like sire s Mobil Fuel Saver Analysis. 6VIRY I EVERY lap NASCAR modified ^U on ^ the case for the regular Unit- i added a two-run double In toe ‘ HOOinEB" • • • • < , • • » • 'll 160-pin handicap. Wyman Oil, 8-8. THOMPSON SPEEDWAY broke for the plate but a )iin- UT O F SUNDAY SUNDAY Champlonflhip race at £ ^ fo r d Olympic team. second eod delivered another lyxsla 30 7 9 0 6 you less oil. But if you’re happy, we're For toe Junior Boys, Doug Only four players managed to point threw to third got him div­ Name HENDRCX Speedway. A year ago, Stevens wishing to contribute run on a grounder. The seven Wild automotive mayhem will La HlbAQBOSA (t> happy. EO Scruton rolled 338 with team­ ing back to toe bag for toe tMrd ab r h e rbi TWIN 25 U P wptured toe July 4 100 la p ^ ^ ^ U n c h e c k s , in toe get two hite, U oyd BouUUer and R B I also set a club record. take .place at Thompson Speed­ flUKE FKO DESUn mates Mark Plefka 302, Alex out. FteurorjkFixurora, m, as, 8b. i Phona 1 KmiE JEMT MU / MODIFIED FEATURES Eddie White for toe Radiomen * *’ • way (Sundajr night for toe holi­ Ooro, lb. PLUS H IA TI4 CONSI name of Susan Mozzer,’ to toe Mikolowsky 299, Craig , Steely Morianty’s tallied once in toe Vouuez, U, - HIUU COOL , UECO j Hendrick of Richmond,-Va. and Marty Kristoff and Frank Pm tJt . BCETS — day program of auto racing phone call? Or a cou- 1 AddraM ' ■ / AND U.S. World\Games for toe Deaf 296 and Greg Lukas 287’ round­ tMrd,I, adddded three more in toe oTlMaz: 2b, in the Stadium MOtK HUEmn EIMIE C Hendrick leads a hpst of na- LeBlanc for Wyman. H io M e t e a r e still No., 1 in toe when toe demolition derby J. Dias, pon return? Tako Tr , LATE MODEL SPORTSMAN Fund, Leroy Dunning, Treasur­ fourth and gave Burke a cushion BiedrixuU, 8b, s4, Uonaily ranked KASCAR mod­ ing out their pinfall. Team total INDY LEAGUE tight East Division battel but drivers Join with the NASCAR I City Wets ____ Zl£___ Gewril MniisiM |tiO ^ AU-tMEfllCAN COMPACTS / 20 LAP PEATURE er, 4060 East Henrietta Rd., your choice ^ / nB O tilig Oil / nUSHIATSS CONil ified chauffers due at Stafford, was 1,522 with 163 pins as a American Driving School re­ are now In a Bat-footed tie for (Modified and late model sports- with a pair in the fifth and an 2 im!*Ba''p CkiWrw w O r 12 M 4.00 • - 2.00 Henrietta, N.Y. 14467. handicap. insurance marker in toe sixth. Romoa, 'c. PLUS AN EXCITING including Fred DeSarro, Bkl mains in a three-way .second tfae q)ot with toe idle Pittsburgh man stock cars beginning at 7. Km. Sh u nwm 737-1438 • 500 * # Bob Polaski led toe Gasmen’s §2d r^ia*’’rf DEIMOLITRON Plemke and Jerrv Cook The Meanwhile, toe young Bolton place tie as Klock leads toe Pirates after Unirsday’s double The NASCAR modified stocks attack with two Mte. Riordan 24-HOUR SERVICE! PHONE m-5135 DERBY top five drivers in toe country loop with a one game advan­ defeat. will contest toe qualifying Yegterday’g Starg clouted toe longest ball of toe 23 2 2 6 0 MKEIISIK PMM BA’ITTNG — Itohn Bateman, tage. The Drivers topped Mota’s H ie and (Piraites each events and cap their end of toe 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 Totals STAFFORD night, a tremendous triple to Moriartys M ^ h ^ o T t o e $ l * « ^ a n d ^ n r *‘®'’ *’®‘n« named to toe World Expos, ripped a g^wd slam ho­ last night at Keeney Field In 0013210. 7 have a percentan of .606 New program with toe twin 25-lap deep left center field. ^ MUagnoaa 2000000 2 Uonal points awarded toe X- winter Games for toe Deaf, mer and drove in myen runs as extra innings, 4-2. YMfc is 40-88 wUle Pittsburgh is features. MORIARTY BROTHERS SPEEDWAY Burke, in his seven inning per- 33; Riordan ______Polaski 3; ner. Montreal whipped Sli. Louis 18- The winners, down a run in THE FASTEST IN THE EAST 4C1-8T. Freddy Schultz, back in the formance, gave up two walks Triple play Mtautaajo Caro to Fig- ROUTE 19S • AGAWAM Stevens will also be putting LITTLE MISS SOFTBALL 10 for toe Expos fltui straight toe flflh,. tied toe game and got WE GIVE VALUABLE GREEN STAMPS! The FUlUes snapped a string win column at last, along with and struck out 13 enemy batters. Mliagrosa l; BB; Burke 2. ikinu- nmRAIKtNO his track record Of 21.09 on toe TV 8, BanUy 7 victory. STAFFORD SPRINGS. CONN. two more in the eighth to win. of 68 scoreless innings against jjddie Flemke, Eniie Gahan, Moriartys are in action again i. i: SO: !?• line. The enUre field will take Willies 26, Man. Olds 6 ON RT. 140‘ FREE PARKING \ PnCHINQ — Joe Nlekro, Tl- Dave Hennlgan and Bob Mar­ N ew York {Etching at Connie i^eo Cleary, and Lou Austin, Monday Mght against toe East 7®’fo?T?Si iA 315 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER SUmnNlGHt time trials, toe fastest 10 cars LltUe Missiles 11, Ansaldls 0 ^ r s , hurled 8 1-3 innings of no- tin both had two hits for the M aok Stadium in taking toe be toe leaidihg contenders Hartford Jets at Dillon Stadium Rosano l for l runs in 2 Inninss: .JULV'6 7P»l ,OQNTMISSII getting toe first lO spots. The m w Local .42 22, Kilians 3 School. ____ i a a t HBP: Cartem; WP; Minukas 2. }EN. ADM. S3 .0 0 KIDS i» n 51.00 ■ \ hit ball, finishing with a one-hit-, first gam e' and rallied in toe fo r the twin 26 wins. beginning at 6j Tuesday night at Rosarzo l; PB: Ramos; L; Mkukas, THRILLS — CHILLS - SPILLS remainder of toe field will qual­ LitUe Miss 28, ’finker Belles 8 (Herald photo by Booetvlciua) ter in Detroit’s 8-0 triumph over For toe losers, Rudl Wlttke ify through heat races. B.A. Club 8, NassUfs 6 W a x Applied to Slug b y Sugan Mozzer toe N ew York Yankees. and Tim Sullivan had two hits. PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY,' JULY 3. 1970 ■t ’ ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1970 PAGE SEVENTEEN BUGGS BUNNY \ ' OUk BOARDING H OUSE- with MAJOR HOOPLE Business Services THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BT SriOirrEN end W H im E Help WontMlo Help Wonted-Mole 34 NEVER MIND TH' FANCV PARDON AAE/ Offered J13 . ------35 STUFF, OSGOODi IF YA^ DANIEL B O O N E , S^^LEPPER KIEAWlV ENDED UP iM TkACTlOM WANT ME T' FEEb BUT THERE'S Aniwer to Prtvioul Puiile LAWN Mowers — Garden trac­ So, m s HEW POWER hKMER ARRIVED- AT wAm tESS Part-thne 3-8 30 IJM, YAS, AMTlClPATlON SOAAE- CLASSIFIED PUSMihkj rilS OLD LAWM MOW ER- THEM MILLWORKMAN YA ...JUST 8 A R K 1 TlMES EXCEEDS EVEN REALITY.' NO ROOAA College Songs E V E I I T S tors repaired and sharpened. ABOUT THE SAME TIME AS THE DROUGHT AND good pay,, g ^ patLaM! BEFORE <5TARTlNG ANY SAFARI, SERVICE .' In S E Q. E Parts and accessories. New HE MADE THE DECiSlOH ALL HE^ SEEN CUTTING IS A WISDOM TOOTH '• pleasant atmosphere. Apply In' 1 LIKE TO Plan AAY EVERV AAOVE, IF YOU 11 rsi ■ Q ?3l For pre-hung door and trim vJa n t i t , |~rie N and used lawn mowers. Hours person. Brass Key Restaurant, READYING /AY EQUIP/AENT FOR ' instance m m shop. Pay scale based on ex­ WHATEVER THE FUTURE /V\AV HOL LUG IT.' ACROSS 3 Ml ADVERTISING 8 to 6, Monday to Saturday. I COULD SDR UPAS MUCH DUST 829 Main St. (Bib.) T B CXXIF.'I'M GETTING perience. Paid vacations and ITS NOT THROUGH CHANCE THi“^ l"Y ale----- b ! bj si p Mini-Motors, 188 (rear), W ., m e C p u f . ') a p o w e r CANADIAN GUIDES SIZOUGHT N\E 57 Winter D E S N ' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINfevDEPT. HOURS WITH A BROOM AND IT WAITRESS wanted, pArt-time, holidays. Also other benefits. Song” vehicles A L. A A T" Middle Tpke.,« 649-8705. MOWER-OCXIF.' WOULD 8E LESS THREE st r a ig h t YEARS 6 ‘Tm a S r pleasant surroundings. 647- Call or apply to Mr. Dar- TO l e c t u r e .'. € 2 ui MM ^ 8 AJM. to 4:30 PJMK^ Rambling DOWN 3 Ul I=i CUSTOM MADE slip cover*, €KPENStV£.'j cey. — (Ga.) 1 Straw hat 5 s uil E £ R 1 »(siE ] $82 • $129, in the convenience / r ' ^WOULD - like mother to care for 11 Water bird (Eng.) (XM»Y d i W N G i f l M E FOR CLASSIFlkl^ ADVT. of your living room. Choose (var.) 2 Legal eviction A § E my child. Center St., Call 647- WIPCO MILLWORK, iNC. R n 4 :S0 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUCA-nON , from, over 200 exciting prints. 73 Tolland Tpke. 12 Clothes 3 Thessalian' M E U 1877. drying frame mountain amphibians ■ prophet Deadline lor Saturday and Monday U 4 :S0 p.m. Frlda.i Grant's of Vernon, 872-9171. R Manchester, Conn. 13 “In Praise of 4 Meadow 18 Bowlike 34 Relate KEYPUNCH operator, mostly 649-5296 ! j i a i 37 Take a chair TYPING and mimeograph Old----- " 5 False wing curve PLEASE READ YOUR AD ■ numeric, 028 or 029. Five-day 14"The----- of of birds 21 Vestige 39 Pursued work. Pick up and delivery. ALLEY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 40 Asylums 649-112S. 1 week, benefits. Gaer Brothers, the Hill” 6 Insect '24 Of the mouth Claasined or "Want Ads” are taken over the ptione as a ^ 140 Rye St., South Windsor. WELDER/—for fabrication shop, (Tenn.) 7 Tear 26 Eggs 41 River in convenience. The advertiser should read his ad the FIRST IDMORROW- ______IS THE BIG_ l JHAT WON'T ...HOLVOOW, Dcx:, \ REX AND DORA y ' X WELL, NOT YET 27 Lively songs Belgium WASHING madiines repaired, top wages, long hours, all RACE,OSCAR...WHAT A IN AU. THAT ------I DIDN'T k^NOW WDHMAYER / ... I'M \ MAYBE, BLIT THAT 16 Unbolted 8 Ireland DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time tor the L a s t e d — Llve-ln female, to flour (India) 9 Brain 28 Eye 44 Explains to next Insertion. Tlie Herald Is responsible tor only ONE In­ Maytag, RCA, and KenmOre. benefits. Steady employment. SAY WE KNOCK OFF I MOB? OH, MY , — YOU'D BECOME /SENT 'EM OVER NOT O U T KOHMAYER CHAP 47 Nipa palm' help In the home of active el­ SOSH.POC; J UXX FINANCIALLY / WITH THEIR \ A DIME.' / IS NOBODY'S y 17 Lick up (comb, form) amorously correct or omitted Insertion tor any advertisement and then Fast service, reasonable rates. Apply at yard in person, until INVOLVED.' J COMPLIMENTS FOOL/ ONE 19 Verne 10 Gray lambs’ 30 Beverage 48 Employer only to the extent of a "make good” Insertion. Errors which Call 643-4913, 647-1719. derly couple, light housekeep­ 5 p.m., Manchester Structural DBTAIU . character fur 32 Small drum 49 Solitary do not lessen the value of the advertisement wUl not be ing and plain cooking. Age Steel, Mitchell Drive. HE OVER­ 20 22nd letter 33 Old 51 Primate limit in the 60’s. Room, board LOOKED* 13 Wheel hub Corrected by “ make good” Insertion 21 Sailor 15 Leaping Testament 53 Lubricant JUNK CARS removed, $13. and garage furnished. Refer- SERVICEMAN, experienced oil 22 British each. Call 872-9433. ences required. 644-0711. burner and heating man, full­ medical 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 (Rockville, Toll Free) group (ah.) time position with excellent 11 l2 BOOKKEEPER for small of­ salary, good working condi­ 23 Mistake 643-2711 875-3136 fice, to handle accounts pay­ Help Wanted— Mole 34 25 Tinted 14 Ib. tions and limited night service. . 29 Rodent . 13 able and receivable. £lx- Blue Cross, CMS, Major Medi­ OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS 31 Power (pi.) 16 IT IS 19 Automobiles For Solo 4 perienced up to general ledger. cal, uniforms, bonus and out­ 32 Bridge Call 644-1811. , !■ ! ‘'/'Vx'T't ^ standing profit sharing and 21 ■22 I Tw. ■•«. U. S. P*i. O H — AM rlghii r*i*r**4 ’-'t/.T- holding 26 1968 OLDSMOBILE 443. Very italtaci Sr>4k*to. Ik . DRIVERS WANTED 35ToUl CONCRETE work, sidewalks, pension plans. Call 663-0131. -HAPPY BiRTilFAT^ ' ADUtU NEVER MAVBE YOU'LL 23 24 25 26 27 28 HERALD good condition, bucket seats, . ... , ■ r T o Y o u < o n 36 Flowers patios, etc. Free estimates. 'T* WO HU. Im , TM, US >>t 6 /f G E T ’EM LIT / FINP A HACK­ 38 Irritable 4-speed, very reasonable. 644- GOOD HUMOR APPLIANCES service techni­ THEY'RE THE SAW IN THAT 29 30 31 0011. Call 742-9791 or 643-4922. cians, experienced, to work in GEE,THANKS, DRILLS FpOA\ CAKE AND BREAK 42 Jujube BOX LETTERS Roofing cmd Businoss Opportunity 28 Help Wontod— D AVY JONES BY LEPF and McWILLIAMS 43 Possessive 35 TIMBERLAND Tree Service, ICE CREAM greater Hartford area, top F E L LA S , I HAVEN'T YOUR T O O L O U T O F a 32 33 34 1969, 9-PASSENGER Plymouth Female 35 HAD A b ir t h d a y B O X ! WE THIS JO IN T.''n .pronoun For Your tree removal, pruning, shrubs. Chimnoys 16-A j WRCLE~ pay, medical .benefits, paid 36 37 38 39 40 41 wagon, fully equipped 'with air- 7 ^ HI, SERGEANT. ANYBODY 't ' NO, DAVY.. MARCO AMD X FOUND THANKS/ IF ANYTHING CAKE SINCE I SPRAV-PAINTEP 45 Possesses and lots cleared. Fifteen years ROOFING — Specializing re- THIS AD NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED sick days, paid vacation. 'Take WUZ. A K IP ! L B T ^ 46 Soup Information conditioning, $3,150. Call 643- LOORl,NG FOR A MISSING V WHY 1 ? A KIP FLOATING IN TURNS UP, YOU'LL FIND 'EM TO AIAKE IT" 43 44 experience. Bonded and Insur- pairing rodfs of all kinds, new This can be the most Important PAMPER YOUR POCKET! OVER 18 YEARS OF AGE home service vehicle. Perma- THE BAY... HE'S LOST . HIM AT THE LOCKER/ TAKE 'ER IN THE T H E M LO O K vegetable THE HER.\U> will not 8277. lO-OB-ll-YEAR-OLD BOY? B A C K R O O M 'N' AUTHENTIC.' 48 Shoshonean ed. Free estimates. Call 647- roofs, guher work, chimneys advertisement of your lUe—be- HAVE VAUD DRIVER’S LI­ nent position. AU applications 46 47 48 49 disclnni. the identity of Fill it with money saved HIS MEMORY/ LIGHT TH'CANPLESi] Indian 1969 VOLKSWAGEN automatic, 9479. cleaned and repaired. 30 years’ cause it may change your eco- CENSE strictly confldentiai. An equal any advertiser using box selling AVON COSMETICS opportunity employer. Call 49 Wash (poet.) 50 51 52 53 letters. Readers answer­ white, excellent condition. Best experience. Free estimates, nomlc picture from “ bleak” to 50 Lariats Call Howley 643-5361, 644- "bright.” in your own neighborhood. APPLY bAILY Mr. Pauli at 289-6041 for ap­ 64 55 ing blind box ads who offer. Call 568-9579. 52 More lax desire to protect their 8333. . r Operators who now run a route Call now—289-4922. pointment. Westinghouse Ap­ 54 Storehouse Household Services — ------of U.I.I. vending machines are 66 57 3 Identity can follow ‘his GOOD HUMOR CORP, pliance Sales & Service Co. 55 Flaxen fabric Offered 13-A gfrowlng from part-time to full- 56 Naaman, for procedure-. 1960 MGA good mechanical con­ dition. Call 872-6976 anytime. HeaHng and Plumbing -17 tim e’oi^ra«ons" with C^^ w o m a n for shirt press unit. Sullivan Ave.—Kennedy Rd. BUYERS — One for girl’s (Hewtpcptr [nierprhe Assn.) Enclose your robly to TWO handymen want a variety — financing. — Fisher Cleaners, 326 South Windsor, Conn. sportswear and one for station­ the box In an envelope — 1968 PONTIAC Tempest station of jobs by day or hour. We SAM WATSON Plumbing and little as $500 to $2,600 in- Broad St, 289-8281 ary. An outstanding career address to the Cnasslfied wagon. V-8, standard transmis- clean yards, attics and cellars. Heatlpg. Bathroom remodeling vestment in a U 11 route of — .„L . with one of the nations leading Manager, Manchester S i o n , post-traction, rallo,ra'lio, Reasonable. Call 643-5305. and repairs. Free estimates. —profit ---- producing— PART-’n vending M E ma­waitress wanted. An equal opportunity employer. retail chains. Starting salary to Evening Herald, together Call 646-3808. No Sundays. Call Acadia Res­ with a memo listing the whitewalls. Excellent oondi- chines can grow to $1,000 per $18,000. Richard P. Rita Per­ 9 lyyO Im. c a r n i v a l BY DICK TURNER tiqn. Low mileage. $700. 643- CUSTp^ inade d ro^ p es^ slip taurant, -640-0808. companies you do NOT covers and reupholstering. GRANT’S Plumbing Service — Income. sonnel Services. 63 East Cen- want to see your letter. 9780. Budget terms. Established in Free estimates, plus quality 3^™® requirement Is 6 to^ 10 ------^------ter St., Manchester, 646-4040. Your letter wlii, be de­ hours per week along with a SEWING MACHINE DISHWASHER, part-time, eve- ______WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE stroyed If the advertiser 1970 VOLtoWAGEN stlckshift, 1945. Days, 524-0154, evfe- work. 643-6341. nings. Must be over 18. <^all FAC?TORY representative,, cus- nings, 649-7590. ~ ~— ^ ___ serviceable car. No selling or Is one you've mentioned. LtilO miles. Whitewalls, radio, ---- - soliciting. Just give gbod serv­ OPERATORS 643-1415. tom motorcycle accessory If not it will be handled many extras. Three-weeks old. 7-3 LIGHT TRUCKING, cellar and Miirinory. ice! manufacturer. Expenses paid, In the usual manner 649-9550, 649-3056. Experienced women needed MOLD MAKERS or first class commission, some travel. Call attics cleaned, odd jobs, lawns, Dressmaking 19 Write at once giving references by established garment machinists. Must be able to set BIRTHDAY WITH A TW IS T and phone number to Box “ JJ” , 649-7159. 1967 TRIUMPH SpiUire Mark trees cut and removed. 643- firm. Pension plan, profit up machinery and read blue­ 6000. ... DRESSMAKING and alterations Manchester Herald. m . Excellent condition. New sharing, group insurance prints. Apply In person. Tri­ ------; .done in my home, reasonable. Lost and Found 1 tires. $1,150. Call 649-1882. and other fringe benefits. angle Mfg. Co., 100 Winder- REWEAVING of burns, moth»«' PromptPromnt service. Call 649-1133.646-1133. ELECTRlCIAN- SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL Help Wantod-~ Apply: mere Ave., Ellington. ' i REWARD — Lost Dog, Andover holes, zippers repaired. Win­ dow shades made to measure, Female 35 , (INDUSTRIAL) area. Collie Shepherd cross. Li­ ^uto Accessorios— MANCHESTER MODES LE-MI CORP., Manchester, cense No. 1206. Long brown all size Venetian blinds. Keys Tiros 4 Moving— rucking- INC. (Jonn. 643-2362. ExpeA^nced Immediate opening for in­ hair, answers to name of Lady. made while you wait. Tape re­ lathe and Bridgeport opera­ dustrial electrician. Per­ Contact; Crane, Jurovaty Rd., INTAKE manifold, carburator corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 Storage 20 PINE ST. tors, second shift only. manent position, steady Andover. 742-9650. for 455 engine for 1970 Olds- Main St., 649-6221. BE ONE OF THE MANCaiESTER, CONN. MANCHESTER — Delivery- work, first shift. All com­ CARPENTER for outside finish. mobUe 442. Call 646-3786. WINDOW CLEANING done at light trucking and package de­ pany paid fringe benefits. LOST — Passbook No. 76-346 Steady work In Manchester- special low rates. Fast, effi­ livery. Refrigerators, washers FINAST Apply in person, or call 289- Savings Bank of Manchester. Glastonbury area. Call Van cient service. Call for free and stove moiUng, specialty. WAITRESS wanted full or part- 6811, ext. 285 for appoint­ Application made for payment. Trailers— time. Call Tolland, 875-9060. Dyne after 5:30, 246-4781. estimates. 646-4220. Folding chairs for rent. 649- CLERK-TYPIST ment. Mobile Homes 6*A 0762. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Good opportunity for qualt- BEELINE Fashions sell them- MALE wanted for general cleri- selves. We need you to show cal work, will be in charge of AND I CAN'T NOW AS TORUS, GO-GO, OVER THE Announcements 2 16’ YELLOWSTONE camp trail­ ified person to work in a PULLER BRUSH CO. them. For interview call 683- offlce.Typlng essential. Salary UNDERSTAND HOLIPAVS WE'LL TR Y TO "DE-BUG" er, sleepy 6, completely self- Building— small department within our 88 Long Hill St, vou WHY YOU WOULD ALL THE EXECLUIVE OFFICES OF contained. Including hitch. Contracting 14 Painting— Papering 21 organization. Must be an ac­ 2218. according to ability. Call 289- East Hartford. 60NNA NEED M E , SIR, BLOCK INDUSTRIES, SMALXi BAND ^The Sof-Tones, electric brakes, mirrors, j a c k s . ______curate typist with a good ------8211. HAVE OLD I'M DEAF. FINE.' now available for club dances. Nothing extra to buy. $2,796. DORMERS, garages, porches, THERE'S no job small enough. business arithemetic back­ PART or full-time, unique sales — ---- —------—- ; An equal opportunity employer. VO 'Vou HAVB' ___— J .ii. MMI _ _ _... ^ .,.4 ^ O « ^ _ .... rr\._.Try .... us! * Til..4 Exterior ....1 and interior opportunity. National coijcem WANTED — Ueneral machinist ITTARD weddings, office parties, etc. ^ 9.4877. rec rooms, room additions, ground. Good'telephone per­ A N E W fp r? provides thorough training, a-nd lathe operators. Apply THE WIZARD Mature musicians. Call 643- ' ______kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, painting. Low rates. Free sonality desirable. PUTONA 6067. APACME Camp trailer, sleeps siding, general repairs. Quality estimate. Hamco Painting. 528- flexible hours, high income. Metronlc’s Inc., Route 6 & 4 ^ , p a r t -TIME clerks wanted to Bolton, Conn. SHOW, MR. four, excellent condition. $860. workmanship. Financing avail­ 8746. Call 4-6 p.m,, 646-0361. work In retail store, must be SAWYERT, Call 643-2269. CLERK able. Economy Builders, Inc. PARTTIME opening in adve7- MARRIED MAN with some over 21. Pleasant easy work. INSIDE —outside painting. Spe­ For general accounting De­ Personals 643-6159, 872-0647 evenings. cial rates for people over 66. Using department of Mllltex, route experience and good with Ideal for anyone who wishes partment. Experienced fig­ figures to learn egg business. to add to his income. Apply Motorcycles— NEWTON H. SMITH and S o n - Call my competitors, then call Inc., 09 Loomis St. Must have 7-3 ure clerk desired. . Inside and outside work. Must Cumberland Farms Dairy ^ W w HIA, W , T S L p t - U L t * . NOEL ADAIR Dry Skin Foot me. Estimates given. 649-7863. knowledge of typing, and a Bicycles 11 Remodeling, repairing, addi­ Store, 626 Franklin Ave., Hart­ Creme, lubricants for callous­ tions, rec rooms, garages, good handwriting. Apply Miss be responsible. Call Miller 40UZ e/ffHERS A CREW OrSPEClAUSTS.NOT ALL “And when I said I wanted you to get something to, es, hard dry skin, rough heels, 1969 TRIUMPH. 500, custom- ______^ JOSEPH P. LEWIS — Custom KEYPUNCH- Coburn, 646-1414. Farms, 643-8021. ford, and 151 Middle Tpke., Ik CONNECTED WITH TROUBLE SHOOTERS, INC. porches and roofing. No job West Manchester. @ keep you busy this summer, I didrvt mean another legs. Softens and soothes tired Ized, excellent condition, brand paii 649^144. Painting, interior and exterior, OPERATOR WANTED office secretary, part------i /1 m 5 5 ® ^ giri frlendl” feet. Quinn’s Pharmacy, 873 new paint. Call 649-0678. paperhanging, fully insured. Opening for experienced Al­ time, 8:30 to 12:30 daily. In­ Help Wanfed— Mole 36 HALLMARK Building Co. for For free estimates call 649- pha and Numeric IBM key- MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD Main, Manchester. HONDA, 300 cc’s, in good quire at <3opy Cats, 647-9257. heme improvement, additions,. 9658. If no answer 643-6362. puncher, to work fuU-tlme, WOULD like a ride to Lincoln condition. $425. Call 649-6447, J| '■ '> 'I » .fl MTV DID JUDY TELL VOU MO —I GUESS I didn't reo rooms, house painting, days. \ i i l i Downs, dally or Saturdays, after 6 p.m. garages, roofing, gutters. Free PAINTING and paperhang^j ■ LEGAL Stenographer — Write ITS NOT V O b^ ABOUT DANNY'S GIVE HER A CHANCE TOi Box H, Manchester Evening MICKEY— MAYBE I'M A FAULT, DAN NEW CLASS? STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF Call 647-1377. estimates. All work guaran- commercial and resld en ^ . COWARD, BUT THE ONE THING — AND IT'S teed.. 646-2627. estimates. Call 644-0642. Company offers -excellent Herald. TOOL MAKERS THAT I CAN'T FACE IS MY NOTHING TO BE 1669 TRIUMPH BonnevlUe, wages, and working condi­ I KNOW NOT ■ WELU.fVTEET CAN ' POTE-EETIS Nof^ WOMAN fuU-Ume nighto and U.N.C. is currently seeking experienced tool makers and KID NOT BEING NORAAALi ASHAMED OF/ OF BEDS— AND TA K E A TAX DEDUCTION BEHOLDEN TO $1,350. 640-0467. MASONRY — AU types of stone ROGER painting — Interior, tions, convenient free park­ first-class machinists for second and third shift operations. WATERFALLS WHICH ON THE PRICE OF YOUR AAE FOR MY Automobiles For Sale 4 and concrete work. Quality ®®' TRYING TO TELL mission work. Best offer. Call, hear comn»pnts and suggestions flcatlbns and act on the appll- /AAeauBHAoe partw. . ME SOMETHING ? 649-6874. , ORGAN and stereo service of- P & S ROOFING and repairs PET CENTER from the public. cations of any resldenU eligible EXPERIENCED PREFERRED ------—— — ------fered by professional electronic done realistically. Free estl- 1966 (JIE'VELLB MaUW con- ggj.yjgg appointment call mates. <3all anytime, 649-1516, . , the be a You’ll enjoy working >at Manchester’s finest vertible, V-8. automatic trims- jjr J ^ e s C h a r t le r ______-____ ^______Modem air-conditioned pet cen- the have service station. Working conditions are pleasant LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON miooinn TWMVAr steeiiiuT radio, * * po o u tn o and roof r^Dalr. tor located in Manchester Park* froni 647-1303. ^ ade. Present gross over »2.300 the Municipal Building Hearing attained their twenty-fU^l.blrth- and your fellow employes are most - congenial. 7/3 ' - 0« heater. 646-4119.______SHARPENING Servlce-Sa; ^ . P®«- ^®®k. "®‘ 2° P®«- ®®"t- established You will receive full company benefits — plus 1966 PLYMOUTH VaUant. slant knives, scissors, garden and .______- ' of each month from 6 :80 to 8 ;30 their residency in Coventry for many fringe benefits, too! Good pay, plus good 6 engine, standard, 4-door. ■ ’ mowers re- ROOFINO, sidings, guttorz. Unique proposition for Individ- p.m. In the Town Counsel’s Of- at lea^t six months prior to hours! Apply in person at Best offer over $280. 649-6269. serviced. Pick up patch ■ - jobs ■ - on roofs. - Painting- ual ------to ownn..iMincr his own »..oh business, flee in the Municipal Building, such application. exterior and interior. Reason- Minimum cash down, bulk of , James F. Farr, 1966 MUSTANG OT, 289, 4- and , delivered. Sharpall, 685 Dated at Coventry. Connecti­ .able, bonded. Insured. 648- purchase paid out of business. Secretary SDeed. four new tires. Priced to Adams St. Yrear) Manchester, cut, this 2nd day^ of July 1970. 643-5806. 7026 ‘ ' Board of Directors Moriarty Brothers 7-3 seU. 649-7602. . ______^------For details about this golden Manchester,. Conn. Margaret Jacobson, 816 CENTER 8T„ MANCHESTER, CONN. 106T‘ PONTr^<'" iBnnneville eon- SEIAL your driveway with ------^------opportunity call , collect, Mr. Dated at Manohester, Con- Juliette E. Bradley, ■ \ \A vertible, new top, $660. 649- Jenlte J-16. Free estimates. r » 1 ¥ 4 U A .J Cala, 201-327-8400. nectlcut, this sixteenth day of Elizabeth P. Rychllng, Call 644-0406. Rpad H erald Ad? June mo. Board for Admlseions’ \ 0 4 6 7 . ■

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PAGB EIGHTBEK MANCHESTER EVENING HERiOJ), MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1970 PAGE NINETEEN Household Goods SI Out of Town Business Froperty Houses For Sole 72 Housas For ScBo 72 Houses For Salo 72 Houses For Salt 72 HoinMFor Sale 72 Houses For Sole 72 Our of Town Our of Town MANCHESTEJR area — 4-room SINGER touch and sew with For R en t 66 ■N*For Sole 70 Draft Lbttery BERRY’S ilVORLD Ranch in parklike setting, 2 .MANCHESTER — Deluxe cus­ COMBINATION — Two-family MANCHESTER For S ale 75 F o r Sole ‘ I cabinet. Monograms, hems, CONVALESCENT home, long JUST USTED CLASSIFIED ROCKVILX.B — Newly redec­ bedrooms, could be 8, 2-car gar tom 7-room Garrison. Colonial. home with smaller singlp in — * Ceiling Raised embroiders, etc. Used, excel­ orated 3-room apartment, |126, established business. Always Beautiful Ranch in the BUS AT DOOR!! PORTER ST. VERNON rage. You gotta see it! $15,900. 2% baths, 2-car garage, all rear, close to Main St. Several Come see this I'n-town Gape lent condition. Guaranteed. includes heat, stove and re­ full, great opixirtunlty for right Wopdhill Helgdits section.- Mitten, Realtors, 643-6930. aluminum, private treed lot, possibilities. Business zoned. Cbd with all city utilities. outstanding BOLTON $23,900!! To August’s 195 Full price now $5e or 7 month­ frigerator. Adults only, securi­ person. For more information, High 20’s. Owner trans­ First time offered—Imma- plush living in the finest of Belfiore Agency, 647-1418, Six pleasant rooms for the ADVERTISING ly p.iyments of $8. 522-0476. ty deposit required. Call 643- call Phllbrick Agency, Real­ BOWERS School — 5-room ex­ ferred. : culate 7%-room Colonial- PROPERTIES We feature the price here! WASHINGTON (AP) — The neighborhoods. Hayes Agency, small family who is looking dealer. ' tors, 646-4200. pandable Ranch, all rooms If this is your buying range, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 9678. 646-0131. NEW LISTING —Drive by 14 for a home instead of pay­ Cape. First floor paneled nation’s draft lottery ceiling has very large, 2 fireplaces, 2-car T. J. CROCKETT Fulton Rd., notice how clean family room with many cus­ you will be most pleasantly risen to No. 195 through August MORSE portable deluxe sewing RESTAURANT business show- ing off the landlord’s mort­ surprised when Mr. Bogdan 8 AAI. to 4:30 P.M. ROCKVILLE — 8 Regan St. 4- garage, screened porch, $22,- MANCHESTER — Huge L- Realtor - 643-1577 and well kept this gorgeous tom built-ins, spacious llv-' • Exceptional two - family, and Draft Director Curtis W. machlnaap-artglnally $309, now irlg excellent net profit in high- ^ gage. Low down payment, shows you this seven room room, 2-bedroom, second-floor 900. Phllbrick Agency, 646-4200. Ranch, fm lly room, play n e w RAISED RANCH In Hleh- Cape is, Be informed that It la tng room, formal dining 14-room R am bli^ Colonial, Tarr says officials "dern’t antici­ $160. Dealers welcome. Call apartment, in neat brick build­ traffic count location. Es-f n^ded here. Call Mr. Bog-, custom built 1964, finest of Cape Cod Just fifteen min­ COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED A D V l 649-7798 after 6. room and convenient kitch­ pate that* it will go much hlghJ ing. Total electric. Built-in tablished over 20 years. Price MANCHESTER — 6V4 - room bedrooms, country kitchen, - d Park area, 6 room P on “ dan, 6465306. materials and design. Two utes from Hartford. 649-5306. first floor, modem kitchen, whistle on the Inside. Features en, three bedrooms, 1% er” for the rest of the year. t : M P .M . DAN BEFORE PImJCATIO^ oven-range, refrigerator, dis­ includes all the real estate, Ranch, 50x120’ lot,, on bus privacy. $28,900. Hutchins complete Els with over 4,- large living room with fire­ Include two full baths, a fin­ tiled baths, first floor laun­ 'Tarr ordered local draft posal, basement laundry and restaurant fully equipped, plus line. $24,900. Flano Agency, Agency, 6466324. \ B & W 000 square feet first-floor liv­ IteadUnr for Saturday and Monday 4 :S0 p.m. Fiiau.< DIVAN and two chairs, in good place, 3 large bedrooms, 2-car ished basement, family leom dry room, two fireplaces, boards ’Thursday to add m ly storage area. Adults only, no a house. $65,000. Owner will 646-0191. wall to wall carpeting, cen­ ing. Seven bedrooms, thl’ee B (Sl W condition. $60. Call 643-8917’ garage. Priced below market and library, enclosed Jalousied BARROWS and WALLACE Co. five, lottery numbers for August pets. $140. per month rent. take back mortgage. Phllbrick OVERSIZED 7-room Cape, porch, double amesite drive- ’Manchester Parkade tral air condltiehlng through­ baths, two 30’ llvltig rooms, BARROWS and WALLACE Co. tnductlons. yoim COOPERATION w n x n i A l LA^ 9 7 1 1 GARAGE SALE—Moving. F^ir- Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. PITKIN S’TREET . . . truly one large living room with fire­ value. Phllbrick Agency, Real­ two house-beautiful kitchens, BE APPRECIATED l / I M k I I $140. lease security. Call way, etc., etc. A best buy In Manchester 649-5306 out. Attached garage, many Manchester Parkade Thg Selective Service direc- nlture, electric appliances, of Manchester’s finest homes. place, modem kitchen with tors, 646-4200. huge walkout rec room. Etc. James J. Gessay, 875-0134. FIVE-ROOM RANCH, attached the mid-twenties. Oh, yes, ------—- extras. Excellent value. $39,- Manchester 649-5306 tor’s announcement means that dishes, ping-pong table, storm Priced at $59,500. and well Parklike residential area. garage, acre landscaped lot. bullt-lns, 1% 4 bed- RAYMOND RD. 9-room Garri- nice, neat garage. Belfiore MANCHESTER Suburbs, 6%- 500. Manchester Line men holding numbers In the up- doors, etc. 313 .Hackmatack worth it. 11 rooms, 4% baths . . rooms, formal dining room, room Ranch, tip-top condition, $64,900. VERNON Commercially zoned, excellent son Colonial on one-acre lot. Agency, 647-1413. per end of the “ middle third’’— Continued From Preceding Page St., 9-12, Friday and Saturday, Jlesort Propoity Call, it wilt be a pleasure to full shed dormer, on a treed 15 minutes to Manchester cen­ 4-bedroom Garrison Oolonlals, fj business location. $21,900. R.L. show you through. T.J. Crock­ U & R REALTY CO., INC. • 6-room Federal Colonial aluminum siding, 2% baths, somewhere around 210 to 240— 649-6535. For Rent 67 % acre lot. $CT,900. Phllbrick formal dining‘ Srr.' room, 24’ livingS t m w u s t ™ g - b w . ter. Acre treed lot, $18,000. might escape the service. 44elp Wonted— Articles For Sole 45 Gardner Realty. 875-0504, 872- ett, Realtor, 643-1577. Dutch Colonial, total of B-yes, 643.-2662 (Circa 1835). Many fine au­ first-floor family rooms, ga­ Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. . room, screened porch, 2-car Hayes Agency 646-0131. He said an Influx of low-num- KELVINATOR, automatic GIANT’S NECK Heights, four- 9283. 6 rooms- Bathrooms and lava­ Robert D. Murdock. Realtor thentic feat'iires throughout. rage, $33,700. Hayes Agency, Mole or Femoie 37 TRIM and tidy 5-room Ranch garage, beautifully landiscaped. men, primarily college FOR SALE — Men’s rebuilt washer, running condition, $15. room modem cottage. Sleeps MANCHESTER — 6 room Colo­ tories on every level, com­ MANCHES’TER off Porter St. Beautifully maintained. Five 646-0131. ______students who have lost their de- BOOKKEEPER — Excellent and releist shoes. Sam Yulyes, Call 646-4569. 7. Weeks available, July 4th, with 2 bedrooms and family nial with 3 bedrooms, country For further Information call pletely remodeled inside. Fire­ deluxe custom built Ranch ------2------bedrooms, three batRs, liv­ position for top notch book­ 23 Oak St., Manchester (a few August 1st, 8th, and 15th. Se­ Investment Property room; aluminum siding and a sized kitchen, dining room, 1% Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, place In large front to back hojne, 2 full baths, 2 fireplaces, QUALITY five:room Colonial, ing room, dining room, mod­ BOLTON — Up on Notch Road, ferments. Is replenishing the LARGE GE refrigerator-freez­ 646-4200. high on a cliff overlooking draft pool and “ really helping keeper. Ability to perform steps from Main). cluded, quiet. $100 weekly. For Sole 70-A garage. Only $19,900. Wolver- baths, garage, $24,900. Wolver- living room!. ’Two-car oversized 2-car garage. ’The very best, large rooms, excellent condl- em kitchen, office, huge er combination. French doors, ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. Hayes Agency 646-0131. tlon. Excellent location. Beau- Eastern Conn, sits this attrac- our manpower situation.” varied bookkeeping functions SAVE BIG! Do your own rug Mrs. Carter, 742-8142. ton Agency, Realtors. 649-2813. RANCH 6 rooms, large living garage. Truly parkllke yard heated work shop. 7 fire­ without detailed supervision. 6 months old, automatic ice MANCHESTER close, to shop-^ -7------’------tlful, private backyard. Own- places, plus carriage house, live 3-bedroom stone ranch! The White Houke estimated at and upholstery cleaning with VIANCHESTER — $18,800 clean room with fireplace, paneled with shade giving, stately Future potential as Office Man­ cube maker, $600 new, sell for PRIVACY under the Pines, on ping, 4-famlly with 4 room' MANCHESTER — Custom built trees. Work relocaUon only o 4% per cent 646-1669. charmingly converted into a ’Two-car garage, plus another the time of the first lottery last Blue Lustre. Rent electric older 5-room Colonial, 2-car ga­ family room, air-conditioned, mortgage. Seven-room Cape. ______^------ager. Robert J. Rue & Co., 9 $300, Also washer and dryer. Little Sebago Lake, Gray, apartments, 4-car gEurage, new Ranch, two years old. Five reason for sale. A fine gracious four-room rental. Lake service building . . . nine acres December that the lowest third shampooer $1. Olcott Variety i : rage, secondary fUiEUicing. large master bedroom, attrac­ Three or four bedrooms, mod- CAPE CX)D — Five rooms Elm St., Rockville, Conn. 875- Apply 233 Center St. second- Maine, 5 rooms, will sleep 4, , heating systems find roof, SQd rooms with garage and patio. home conveniently located. In rights. Ideal for large fam­ In all. One of the best buys In —men with numbers from one Store. floor apartment. Helen D. Cole, Realtor, 643- Central*vacuum, air-condition­ tive yard with privacy, $26,900. em kitchen with all the built- down, fireplace. One finished the area. T.J. Crockett, Real- to about 12(7—would almost cer- 6241. modem conveniences,' $100. 30’s. Hayes Agency, 646-CMIM. Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, the low thirties. Belfiore Agen­ ily or tmtlque enthusiasts. weekly. Available July 11-25. 6666. ers, many extras. Upper 20’s. Ins, wall to wall carpeting, up. Basement garage. Large tor, 643-1577. talnly be Inducted. f'r e n CH Provincial sofa, ex­ 646-4200. f cy, 647-1418. REAL ESTA’TE career. Will o„,. Call 644-1983 for further in­ FOUR-FAMILY homes —^ your No agents, by owner. 643-7180. finished rec room In basement. treed lot. $24,000. Bralthwaite By appointment. Suzanne ------^— It said men with numbers __TTi______I___STATION wagon cartop carrier, cellent condition. Comfortable PRICE Just reduced to $22,900 SOUTH WINDSOR Attractive above 240 probably would not. consider part-time. Experienc- obo7 formation. best investment. We have two MANCHESTER 6-room home, SIX-room, conveniently located Shed dormer, fireplace, ga- Agency, ReRealtor, 649-4593. Shorts, 646-3233. J. Watson chairs, end tables, etc. 643- •f 1970 by NEA, Inc. by owner moving out o^ State. __ .. . - ILT/’wlafm Irltnhon. vMiara lAvOA' anrAanAiT TWirch. ■ ------ed. Excellent commission ar- ______on the eEist side. One on Oak, OFF WEST Center . .. seven- with expansion room for a older home. Modem kitchen, rage. 16x20’ screened porch. Beach Co., Realtors, Hart­ 6% room-Ralsed Ranch with Those with numbers In the mid­ 6465. Six rooms in very good con­ MANCHESTER — For the good assumable mortgage, range were left to wonder rangement. Ask for Mr. Pasek, poOL TABLE, 4x8’, good ,con- 'I'm all for the Sileift Majojrity, but not when I ask if a COVENTRY — Lakeside cot­ the other on Eldridge St. T.J. room Colonial with large fam­ growing family. Huge living two-full baths, two-car garage. Deep lot, 224’ . Phllbrick Agen­ ford office, 647-1550. tage for rent. Call Mitten Agen­ dition (built well in 1957 and ily room on first floor. Carpet­ Walk to public or parochial cy, Realtors, 646-4200. homeowner who wishes to be 'Three bedrooms, 1% baths, about their chances. Pasek Realtors, ^LS, 289- dition. Phone 875-4325 after 5 GE refrigerator with separate p u tt is 'good'!" Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. room with fireplace, 3 or 4 7475, 742-8243. cy, Realtors, *643-6930. nicely Improved since) with a ing plus, 1% baths, garages, schools. Priced right. Mr. Mer­ near stores, churches ' and kitchen with stove and dis­ Last December’s estimates p.m. freezer. GE stove. Both in ex­ bedrooms, private yard. MANCHESTER — bushiess large (V6 acre plus) yard for enclosed porches. Owner to re­ ritt, Belfiore Agency, 647-1418. MANCHES’TER 6-room Cape, schools, we offer this delight­ VERNON — Owner transferred posal, carpeted living room based on predicted man* cellent condition. 649-7089 alter $20,500. Wolverton Agency, OFFICE MANAGER for air- RIDING MOWER, 5 h.p. Yard­ COLUMBIA LAKE — Cottage block with 6 apartments, ex­ active children, ^ice location locate because of employment. 4 bedrooms, fireplace, Wad­ ful Cape Cod home with alu- out of state, must sacrifice this and dining area, family room power needs of 260,000 men. The 4 p.m., „• Realtors, 649-2813. conditioning Eind refrigeration man 25” cut. Like new. Save Apartments— Flats— Business Locations available July and August. Call cellent condition. Owner will provides a neighborhood on one 'T.J. Crockett, Realtor, 648- BRAND new seven - room dell School area, garage, treed mlnum sidlng Just off East immaculate 8-room Colonial. with fireplace, large lot. Con- pentagon since has reduced that contractor. . Experienced and 643-9492. $100, price $285. Call after 6 Tenements 63 For Rent 64 finance 80 per cent at 8H per side and country atmosphere 1677. JUMBO SIZE Colonial in execu­ Ranch, 2-car garage, two-full lot, $21,500. Hayes Agency, 646- Center St. This is a potential Four spacious bedrooms, 'mod­ venlent to stores, bus and high- number to somewhere between capable in all phases of office baths, automatic kitchen, wall 0131. 4-bedroom home with fire­ ways. $30,600. Phinips-i Realty, iso.OOQ and 180,000. p.m., 742-8261. NICE GAS and gas stove, $25. COLUMBIA LAKE — 4-room cent. Terrific income produc­ on the other. Plenty of closet tive neighborhood^ ,6 years old, em kitchen, heated rec room. work. New modem office, on WE HAVE customers waiting MANCHESTER Green ground SUMMIT ST 10-room single, to wall carpeting, etc., e t c . ------—— place living room and family Call 643-2201. cottage, all facilities, boat. er. Call now, Haj'es Agency, space^ pleasant living room modem kitchen, 'large formal Professionally landscaped. 872-3214, 649-9258. Monthly draft calls have bus line in Vernon. Call 649- FROM WALL to wall, no soil at for the rental of your apart­ floor 900 sq. ft., front portion recently painted, 2%, baths, Panoramic -view from a MANCHESTER -r 7-room Co- sized kitchen. One-car detach­ Ideal for small chiMren. 228- 046-0131. with fireplace, full ceramic dining room, family room with $31,500. Louis Dimock, Realty, i^^LTON 6-room Cape, la rge » corresj^ndlng down- 7384 between 5-7 p.m. all on carpets cleaned with ment or home. J.D. Real carpeted. Second floor, 1800 sq. bath, aluminum storms- possible 6 bedrooms. Needs Wgh on a hilltop treed lot, yet lonlal, near bus line, back- ed garage. Lovely landscaped 3803. ' fieldstone fireplace, large sUll In Manchester! Mr. Mer- yard fenced in, needs some 649-9823. lot. large rooms, mud room. Blue Lustre. Rent electric Musical instruments S3 Estate Associates, Inc. 643- ft., suitable for light manufac­ screens-doors, full blanket in­ ft«nt-to-back Uving room with lot. Priced to sell at $21,900. AND COUPLES. Earn $6 per ritt, Belfiore Agency, 647-1418. remodeling. $23,900. Mitten lake privileges. Only $20,000. of 10,000 the lowest of t h y e ^ . shampooer $1. Plnewood Fur­ 5129. turing. Also second floor, 3 ad­ COLUMBIA Lake — waterfront sulation, full basement, base­ sell. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, - fireplace, half bath. Second ______Call Doris Smith, Jarvis Real­ LuNORM REALTY 875-1642, hour, spare time. Visit us at 47 niture Shop. GREITCH Tennesean model gui­ Land For Sale 71 643-1677. Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. Flano Agency 646-0191. ^ re^lrm ed that lo- joining offices. Will rent to­ cottage, all facilities. Openings board hot water heat, three floor has 5 bedrooms, 3 full BRAND NEW, eight room, dls ty Co., Realtors, !MLS, 648- Somers Rd., Ellington, Conn. ______r______cal boards need not send men CottEige St., Mbmchester, Room tar, excellent condition, $285. THREE - BEDROOM apart­ gether or one or two separate­ Aug. 15 on. 649-0498, 228-9852. SOUTTi MANCHESTER — Ap­ good sized bedrooms, detach­ 1121. Lucille and Norman La- COl^NTRY LAKE — Tremen- with numbers higher than 216 B. Evenings 6-8. PICK-UP TOP for Internation­ Fender Princeton, reverb, ment in newer 2-famlly, 2 ASSUMABLE 6 per cent mort- baUw- Two-car garage, beau- u„cUve Dutch Colonial. Im- ATTRAcffivE Ranch, with ______ly. Call 649-2741 or 649-5688. proximately 5 acres with 641’ ed storage building, good oak Flamme, Brokers. Ellington— al Scout, newly painted, $50. amp., $75. Call 643-4710. baths, appliances, basement. gage, monthly payments $99. tifuUy landscaped yard. For mediate occupancy. ’Truly ele- mahogany paneling, fireplace, p r i v a c y — ’Trees 7-room cus- dous value offered in this jum- for pre-lnducUon physicals, REAL ESTATE Salesmen with Magnificent 3-family home, 8- Call 643-4524 after 5 p.m. Garage. Heat, hot water. $250, PLEASANT office, ideal loca­ . frontage, hall mile to Martin floors, dining room (could be small three-bedroom Ranch, further details call Phllbrick gj^t and gracious ll'vlng. Mr. family room, garage and huge jgjjj deluxe home family bo sized Colonial home. Fea- That advice, repeated over license; Established office, ex­ Wonted To Rent 68 ’TV room for children, fourth 4-4 room's with 4-car garage. MUST SELL — Going into ser­ lease and security. M.H. Palm­ tion and parking, near hospi­ School. Owner will finance. M. Modem kitche'n, new furnace. Agency, Realtors, 646-4300. Merritt, Belfiore Agency, 647- lot. $23,000. Call Warren E. room, dining room, 2% baths, tures I modem kitchen with the past several months, had cellent commissions. Llnsay MAMIYAPRESS professional One acre lot. Walking distance vice. Full set Tempo drums, er, Realtor, 643-6321. tal, Personalized Floors Bldg., WORKING LADY wants 2 or H. Palmer Realtor, 643-6321. bedroom, etc.). ’This Manches­ Call and see this cutie. Mitten cA M B R ID G E ^t~i^r^xten^e Howland Realtor, 643-1108. brick front, double garage. bullt-lns, 2 full baths, 20’ mas- been the only indicaUon of how Realty, 649-9158, 6^9-0085. • hand camera with F 3!5, F-9 CAMBRIDGE St. ______to everything. City utilities, hi-hat, cymbal, $200. or best 386 Main St., 649-9258. 3-room unfurnished apartment, ter Cape offers the appesutmce Agency. Realtors,'"643-6930. Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. ter bedroom, fireplace, garage, high on the lottery list the 1970 mm lens, complete with pistol offer. Call after 5 p.m., 643- NEW two-bedroom duplex, car­ and elbow room that you would ly modernized 6-room home. goUTH FARMS — Manches- m a n CHES’TER Green section- good Income. Vernon — One CaU quickly on this prime draft might go. September 1st or October 1st. acre wooded buildlpg lot In grip holder, never used. $175. 0367. peting, appliances, and dish­ GARAGE — 8 Griswold St., Houses For Solo 72 not expect at $22,900. Odegard MANCHES’TER — 2 family, 6-5 Three bedrooms, dining room, ter’s most popular area —Call, Unique 4-room Colonial, all MANCHESTER — Ideal first value. $24,900. Phllbrick Agen- However, Tarr’s statement Call 289-5627 alter 5 ;30. heated garage. Large lovely r i<,ij Merritt and see why! new~inside, 2-car gar^ e, treed choice residential area. Walk­ Situations Wanted— 643-4524 after 5 p.m. washer. Private basement. 1,100 square feet, overhead Realty, 643-4366. with 2 car garage, nice floor home. Aluminum sided Cape cy. Realtors, 646-4200. ’Thursday' generated speculaUon yard, stone wall, shaded yes, you can still get a big, jot, $17,900. Hayes Agency, 848- ing distance to bus line and $215 monthly Including heat. doors, office and rest room. ’THREE-BEDROOM house, vl- SEVEN-ROOM Cape, • four bed­ plan including 2 bedreoms, ex­ with four rooms finished, two ------that even some of these men Fem a!e 38 AN’TIQUES — hand made early treed patio, established plant- quality built home with city oi31. shopping center. OfRce and Store Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- Ideal for storage or small non- ■ clnlty Manchester. Harold rooms, two baths, overeized cellent condition. A good buy. unfinished. Fireplaced living ANSALDI BUILT 7-room Co- might not be called, EXPERIENCED babysitter American gifts, bottles, fruit Goff, c-o Watkins Brothers, two car garage. Landscaped Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Ing, plus completely furnished, ^ater and sewer, a s h o r t ------——------lonlal with 2% baths, 2-car at- The anticipated peak number Jars, etc. Expert refinishing. Equipment 54 4535. automotive business. Call 646- Air-conditioned, appliances, aplash from swimming, and a NINE ACRES — sweeping room, large kitchen, detached would like to care for your 0022, 649-4425. Organ Department, 648-5174 lot, 109x150’. Marion E. Rob­ 649-2813. garage with patio. High shaded tached oversized garage. Coun- yjjg year has no effect on men children while you work or Reasonable. Trash & ’Treasure, GREETING card cases for MANCHESTER — One - bed­ ertson, Realtor, 643-5953. rugs, etc. Convenient to nhot from aolfins. all this views, lovely six-room stone =---- o ------c ------.• —o ------t -r t/Tcp-i try sized kitchen, formal din- born In 1961 who received their or 522-7201. PRESIDENTIAL VILLAOE vacation. 647-1877. Wall St., Hebron (Route 316). sale, remodeling store. Miller room Garden type apartment. 637 MAIN ST. — 640 square feet, PRICE REDUCED. Near high schools, shopping and bus. Call the low thirties. Call ^now. Ranch. Large enclosed porch, Wolverton Agency, Real- iQ'PENHO'USE ,lng room, huge fireplaced llv- draft lottery numbers Wednes- MANCHESTER is not far from Charles PonticelU, Agency, iBelflore Agency, 647-1418. 2-car garage. Out-building, tors, 649-2813. Open evenings and weekends. Pharmacy, Manchester. $155 per month including heat newly paneled store, partition­ APARTMEN’TS school, older home, single or Ing room, first-floor family day. this 3-bedroom Ranch. House is' 2-family, double garage, good 649-9644 or 872-^7s£2 after 6 p.m. Hutchins Agency, 649-5824. and appliances. Paul W. Dou­ ed. Ideal offices or business. WOODHILL HEIGHTS — 7%- Sat. & Sun., 1-5 p.m. room. ’Two fireplaces. Practl- 'They VirlH face Induction next Situations Wanted— SEARS 'Coldspot refrigerator, in excellent condition, wall to Now renting, one and two bed­ investment. Virginia Cellnskl, d R C A 1966 Raised Ranch, sub- 3’ tall. Portable oven, hot gan, Realtor, 649-4535. 529-0518. INVITATION GREAT potential, 746 Parker urban setting in Manchester! LARGE first-floor, fireplaced room Ranch, first-floor family cally new wall to wall In sev- year. There is no official estl- M a le 39 Wonted— ^To 8uy 58 wall carpeting all but kitchen, room apartments. Carpeting, Broker, 649-1116. room, large beautifully finish­ Mon. & Tues., 6-dark. eral rooms. ’Truly parkllke mate yet on how many men will plate. Call 646-3786. dishwasher, stove, electric ______^______St. Indi^trial property with 6- Total of 10 rooms, 2 baths, 3 family room In this 7-room APAR’TMENT for lease, Boland OFFICE for rent, August 1st. TO BID complete G-E kitchen, 2 air- ed rec room In basement en­ g^unds. Owner will help quail- be needed or how high the num^ EXPERIENCED students will HOUSEHOLDS lo t^ -^ Antiques hood and refrigerator goes INCOMPARABLE 7-room over- room,home, 1% baths. Assum- garages. Beautiful brick ox- Cape. Garage. Oversized-wood- ROLL TOP desk, $100. Large Wood Heights., Varga Rd., Ash­ 600 square feet, on Route 88 in conditioners, 1% baths. Call closed patio, garage. Excep­ fled buyers with financing, bers will go. paint, blacktop, mow lawns. No bric-a-brac, locks, frames, with property. Has large lot. sized Cape, updated kitchen, ablp mortgage. Mid 20’s. Mor- terior, two fireplaces, four bed- ed lot. Central to shopping, oak double desk, $50. 150 clean ford. New 2 bedroom apart- Vernon. Heat and electricity NOTICE Frances K. Wagner, Rental tionally well maintained. Phil- ASHFORD Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. Job too big. Call 648-0066 or 640- glassware. W’e buy estates. Vil­ Built in 1965. $22,500. Call Mit­ wall to wall carpeting, ceramic rlMn Realtor, 643-1015. rooms. ’The very best. Mr. bus. $22,600. Meyer Realtor, ’The Pentagon, however, has used bricks, $5. 644-0149. nrents, heat, hot water, kitch­ included. 876-9716. The Board of Education, brick« Agency, Realtors, 646- 4344. lage Peddler. Auctioneer, 420 ten Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. Maniager, 646-2623 or 643-1023. bath plus, fireplace, formal Zinsser, Belfiore Agency, 647- 643-0609. ------zz—I said it hoDGB to continue reduc- en appliances, full basement, MANCHESTER Green — Avail­ Manchester,, Connecticut, , in­ MANCHES'TER — Beautiful 6- 4200. Route 89. North of Route 44. NEW LISTING. Bolton ^ n te r eventually alm- ELECTRIC typewriters, origi­ Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. * able July 15, two air-condition­ dining room ,' spacious rooms, 1413. YARD maintenance done by $180 monthly. Children allow­ vites bids, for Band Uniforms room Cape with 3 bedrooms, 233 VERNON ST. A weU buUt 3% miles. Look for signs. Rd. Slm$)ly Immaculate Troom ^ nally $199., sacrifice $85. Also ed offices, on street level with MANCHESTER — Autumn St., plastered walls, recreation two reliable boys. Call 568-4448 WANTED — Antique furniture, ed,, no i>eta. Six miles to Uni­ for the Manchester High 3-bedroom Colonial, like n e w ,______formal dining room, carpeted yx>UR-bedroom Split with six-room Ranch style home NINE-R(X)M Colonial, large New 7-room Raised Ranch. Po- Cape custom built by Hutch* portable electrics, $75. Never small work shop. 649-2741, 649- room, aluminum sidingi ga­ kitchen, formal dining room, tential of two more rooms. Inson. Beautiful country kitch­ or 568-5069. glass, pewter, oil paintings or versity of Conn. Francis E. SchooJ. Sealed bids will be re­ fireplace, beamed ceiling llv ------living room with fireplace, pri- three-full baths! Two - zone with rural setting, yet a stones used. Call 649-7798 after 5. 5688. rage. Owner says “ l^any items 20’ living room, 1% baths, first- Many extras. Immediate occu- en, large formal dining room, other antique items. Any quan-. Boland Agency, 649-7065 or ceived until July 15, 1970 at Ing room, deep wooded lot. _ - _ _ .. .. • - stays.” 730 Cen't^ mid 20’s. vate shaded yard. Wolverton heat, automatic kitchen. Prox- throw from Buckley School. Girrs Body Found ’TWO COLLEGE bound ' stu­ 643-1563. floor family room, 4 bedrooms, pancy. lovely fireplaced living room. tity. ’The Harrison’s, 643-8709, AIR-CONDinONED office 3:30 p.m., at which time they Helen D. Cole, Realtor, 643- K c a c l H c r a l d A c l S Morrison Agency; Realtor, 643- Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. imlty to school, recreational fa- Oversized lot of 400’ depth is O ff Hammonaweitt dents anxious for summer 165 Oakland Street. will be publicly opened. ’The ------.------dimes, immediate occupancy. attractively landscaped. Rec­ 2-car garage. Large lot. $27,- Wall to wall In several rooms. RIDING lawn mower for sale, MANCHESTER — ’Two - bed­ space available. Inquire Holi­ 6666. 1016. / Oversized foundation makes MADISON (AP) — The body work, any Job,- anytime. Jer­ day Lanes, 39 Spencer St., right is reserved to reject any REGENT ST. — 4-room house BeUlore Agency, 647-1418. reation room, screened porch 600. Phllbrick Agency, Real- PAL-ROW-VAN, INC. excellent ■ condition. 742-7667. room duplex, half of two-fam­ on industrial zone lot 100x150. . ------tors, 646-4200. for Colonial size rooms. ’Two of 12-year-old Elizabeth Lentinl ry, 643-8641, Mike, 742-7290. Manchester, 643-2125. and all bids. Specifications and 6V4-ROOM Cape, 4 rooms down. and garage add to livability. Rooms W ithout Board 59 ily, $190 per month, including CaU Peg CHeszynski, Broker, EIGWT-room gorgeous Colonl Owner and Broker car garage. AlmMtnqst 06 acr(acres of of Cheshire was found by bid forms may be received at 2% rooms on second floor, for- To Inspect this fairly priced VACANT Nice 3 - bedroom heat. Paul W. Dougan, Real­ OFFICE SPACE for rent. 640-4201. al with 2-car garage, 2% baths, land- Unbelievably? Let Rick searchers Thursday In the wa- THE ’THOMPSON House—Cot­ the Business Office, 1146 Main maK'^ning room, fireplace In home, please call Robert J. 876-7989 876-3167 Dogs— Birds— Pots 41 Boots ord Accessories 46 tor, 649-4536. Northeast Shopping Center, OPEN FOR INSPECTION first floor family room enclos­ Ranch near shopping, schools, 429-5661 > Merrit show you ^ t It’s for ters of Long Island Sound off tage St., centrally located, Street, Manchester, Connecti- living room. $21,900. PMbrick unusual Ranch with a Smith, Inc., 063 Main St., churches. Full cellar. Swedish Rockville. Includes carpeting, ed porch, patio, wall to waU, real! Belfiore Agency, 647-1418. Hammonassett Beach State ’THREE little kittens, looking GERICH’S Marine Service — large pleasantly furnished t h r e e - ROOM apartment, cuC Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. -view. Features 24’ U'ving room, 649-5241. fireplace, aluminum storms, Park, where she drowned while heat, electric, and air-condi­ etc., etc. Prestige location. ______for good homes. Call 649-6480. Evinrude motors, sales and rooms, parking. Call 640-2368 heat, garage, security deposit. Douglas E. Pierce, SOUTH FARMS large formal dining room, U- screens. 4% per cent mortgage COVENTRY — 6-room Raised nUMACULATE Raised R a n ^ swimming, police said, tioning. Immediate occupancy. $21,500 SIX-ROOM'Ranch, din­ Tree lined street. Belfiore MANCHESTER — Wendell after 6 p.m. anytime week­ service. 1082 Tolland Tpke., for overnight and permanent Call 872-6917, 668-6974. Business Manager brary, 3 or 4 bedrooms, three assumption possible with large Ranch. Modem kitchen with two fireplaces, beautiful a friend, 11-year-old ^andy Call Joe Mertan Agency, ,.876- ing room, wall - waU carpets, Agency, 647-1418. Reed custom built oversized 6- ends. Buckland, Omn., 643-2363. guest, rates. fireplaces, 3% baths, r e c r e a -______down payment, or conven­ built-tns' 1% baths, fireplace, stoned front and an acre of McQuade of Cheshire, told auth- 6798, 872-4289^ garage. 100x200’ weU Itmdscap- bedroom Ranch, half acre Ion room, garages, on a three- ’THREE FAMILY, central loca­ tional financing available. Mr. (amily room, sundeck, 2-car land make this one of the finest orltles that Elizabeth dove un- FREE! Four friendly, fluffy comfortably furnished SUNDAY-2-5 P.M. ed lot. Shade trees. Hutchins wooded lot In exclusive rural ALUMINUM boat, 11%’ with 5% FOUR ROOMS on second floor, tion, new heat, never a vacan­ homes In the Manchester-He- ^erwater and didn’t surface. kittens want a good home. sleeping room, for older em­ FOR RENT — one single room WOODUND Agency; Realtors, 649-5334. acre lot. Call for appointment. area, bullt-lns, fireplace, 40’ Zinsser, Belfiore Agency, 647- garage, % acre wooded lot, h.p. outboard motor. Best of­ adults only. Call 649-6810. cy. Lower mid-thirties and $25,600. Phllbrick Agency, bron area. ’Hie owner’s w illin g ------Housebroken and weaned. Call ployed gentleman, parking, 272 offlc^ and one comer office Phllbrick Agency, Restitors, heated family room, double ga­ 1413. fer. Call 643-6846. MANOR Yes, drive over to South Farms tomorrow and ROCKLEDGE — 4 bedroom worth It! Belfiore Agency, 647- Realtors, 646-4200. ness to sell makes It one of the 649-6946. Main St. LOVELY two-bedroom apart­ suite. House & Hale Bldg., 953 646-4200. rage, 2 baths, tremendous see why over twenty of these fine homes have Cape, original owner retiring, 1413. I ’ «ii onn Mftver" Real- SPRUCE ST. — Older four-fam- finest buys. Mid 20’s. To »eU Logoi Noricos 14’ WOODEN BOAT, 46 h.p. ment, second floor, appliances. Main St. Call 643-4846. value at $31,900. Meyer, Real rooms, needs work. NORTH COVENTRY Newer LARGE double room plus me­ APARTMENTS already been sold since February. No forma’ open­ 1% baths, rec room, breeze- 6%-ROOM RANCH on west side _ ------—------now! Warren E. Howland, Mercury motor, good condi­ Immediate occupancy. Palmer of town, 1% baths, carport, OLDER seven-room Home, one tor, 648-0609. 6%-rooms Raised Ranch, large OECBEE ON LIMITATION KTITENS! All beauties and all dium size room, private bath NEW modem offices, ideal for ing yet, no fanfare, simply recognition by the way, double garage, flowering Business ’zoned too. 0>mer Realtor. 648-1108. tion, $400. Call alter 4, 64^-2971. Realtor, 643-6321. Homestead Street half acre lot. Asking $25,900 block from Cepter. Ideal for o r CLAIMS and shower, references. professionals. Plenty of free trees, $29,900. Hayes Agency, 68 SOMERSET Dr. Custom property. Reasonable mort­ paneled family room, fire­ , AT A C»URT o r PROBAT®. free. Call 649-5547. Manchester, Conn. public that an L. and M. built home is built with with $14,500 assumable VA growing family. Low twenties, place, garage. Mid 20’s. Own­ holden at Bolton, within and fbr iTFTTrOMAHAWK^nd trailer, Gentlemen only. 649-0719. parking. East Center St. loca­ quality and imagination. These are big homes t^ey 646-0131. built, immaculate 7 - room gage can be arranged. $26,000. Forms For Solo 76 the District of Andover, on the 29th PEKINGESE puppies for sale, equipped with steering, run­ ' Furnished tion. Call 646-2212. WCKIDLAND MANOR offers mortgage. T.J. Crockett, Real- Belfiore Agency, 647-1418. Raised Ranch. Heavenly pri- Will lease, build or sell. Call er, 742-6245. ______day of June, 1970. _ _ paper trained, AKC registered. PLEASANT room for gentle­ are complete homes, they have ALL city utilities MANCHES’TER — 7 room Co- tor, 643-1677. Present, Hon. Norman J. Preuas, ning gear and windsheid. $175. the ultimate in convenient t h r e e f a m i l y , convenient vate wooded lot backing up to 649-4522 from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. b o LTON 6 n>om Split Lev^, OHAPLm Jud^e. 649-9629. man, -parking, linen service, Apartments 63-A prestige living, with schools, including city water and city sevvers. Lo^tion? lonlal. 3 bedrooms. 1% baths. “ *E^~slde’lwaUon. Excellent Nature Center. ’Two fireplaces. Call after 6 p.m. 643-0648. fireplaced U'ving room, tile ------, a=v: On motion of Dorothy N. Luck, references. 644-0248. ’TWO ROOM furnished apart­ Houses For Rent 65 shopping and religious fa-* How about being within walking distance to school, Beautiful shaide. Asking $6,000,■»VW| Rt.tvl. 85.oOt Btrtton,aSOllUili Conn., Wiion theisio Uatate BEAGLE puppies for sale, AKC bath, large kitchen. Excellent 4UI-J A ™r cent estate of Fred Luck, late of ^Iton, ment. Hot water, stove, re­ cilities nearby. , . swimming, and other sports^ Would you care tp garage, pane windows, natural trim, 1% one-third down, 6 per ^Ithhi said district, deceased, registered, 6 weeks old. 649- MALE room mate to live in MANCHESTER — Delightful 8- Old custom Colonial. Screened flore Agency, 647-1418. Lots For Solo 73 condition, treed lot, $20,600. Garden— Form - frigerator, etc. Semi-private be a short chip shot froi^4he Country Club? ' tras. Morrison Realtor, 643- baths, huge rear redwood deck. mortiraEe. Hochberg Farm Xhu Court* doth decree that 3401. trailer, share expenses. Please room home, 3 or 4 bedrooms, IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY porch, sun deck, aluminum sld- tjedUCED to sell now! Nice 6- Hayes Agency 646-0181. 'Phnne 1-455-9637. three months be allowed and limited bath. Apply Marlow’s, 867 1016. One minute to new Route 6. BOL’TON Agency. Pnone i-«t>-w»<. creditors of said estate to Dairy Products 50 call 644-2191, between 8-11 p.m. carpeting, rec room, con­ T W O spacious bedroom Ing, large beamed celUng fam- i„ gouth End. Main St. Come, do drive oyer tomorrow afternoon. See Helen D. Cole, Realtor, 643- LOT NEAR BOLTON ------—*______1 = : exhibit their claims acalnat the venient location, $225. per apartment include refriger­ lly room, many extras. Ap- pireplace, ybreezeway, attach- iV.' ..-J IS___ I 7 7 same and directs that public notice WANTED good home for fluffy STRAWBERRIES — pick ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, these spacious Colonials, rambling ranches and month. Call Paul W. Dougan,. ator, stove, dishwasher, dis­ The Mesh Vest praised In mid 40’s. 647-1835. garage, formal _ dining 6666. ' LAKE HEBRON— NEW HOMES WonTOO "KOOI BSTeiw II ^ given of this order by advertising own, 36 cents basket , bring gentleman, shower bath, free NICELY \fumlsh^~three-room cute Capes, all with a subdued, tasteful flair that ' _ _ ^ ___ _ illIn a newspaper sewhaving a circulation kittens, housebroken, 647-1124. Realtor, 649-4635. posal, air conditioning, ahd • $26,990 container, no children allowed. parking. Apply 195 Spruce St. apartment, first floor in two- sets them apart from the ordinary. ” I room, treed lot. Mr. Zinsser, 180 FOOT frontage, secluded SELLING YOUR HOUSE? m PRBUSS, Judge. Zeppa Farm, Box 308-A, Birch family house. Heat and elec­ full carpeting. Q u i c k T o S e w BeUlore Agency, 647-1418. ^ landscaped wide open country­ Wooded building lot near 1,200 square foot Raised second Bo^on Lake. Ideal WHITE' German Shepherd, Mountain Rd. ROOM for rent in a private tricity included. $150. J. D. South Farms is located off beautiful Dart­ side, plastered walls, lovely Ranch. Living room, dining I guarantee In writing a UMITATION OBDBB __ Out of Town O N E bedroom available DRIVE by 880 Tolland ’Turn­ for summer cottage or year $300. minimum newspaper AT A COURT OF PROBATE, male. CaU 649-6712. home. Gentleman preferred. Real Estate Associates, 643- mouth Road across from the new Richard F. Martin 6-room Ranch, attached ga­ room, three bedrooms, large July 1, 1970. pike, then call Carl Zinsser, round home. Owner must advertising program on all held at Manchester, within and tor Call alter 5:30 p.m., 649-5633. 5129. For R ent 66 schqol. Dartmouth Road runs north-south between rage. $26,000. Hutchins Agen­ eat-in kitchen, 2-car garage. the District of Manchester, on the LABRADOR Retriever pups, Household Goods 51 Starting at $176 monthly to see this neat 6-room C!ape sacrifice. Call J. McLaugh­ 90*day exclusives. Dally cov­ 26th day of June, 1970. VERNON — Willow Brook Spring Street and Fern Street. cy, 649-5824. Acre lot. Four left. Hurry! Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, AKC registered, show and LIGHT housekeeping room, all BOL’TON Notch—two-room fur­ with fireplace, sunporch, alu­ lin at 649*5306. erage In more than one Apartments. Immediately new Judge. • field. Champion sired. Call..649- utiliUes furnished including nished apartment. All utilities. minum storms and screens. im m ACULA’TE 6%-room Ranch COLONIAL $27,990. newspaper. Estate of Robert J. Chstse, late 3% rooms at $160, 4% at $185. 1 / 7997. linen, stove and refrigerator. Good parking. Near Shops. 643- Very low twenties. BeUlore rec room and garage, * PLUS of Manchester in said District, de- Public Notice Heat, hot water, refrigerator, B & W Garrison Colonial, four bed­ 801 Main St. 643-6071. 2226. Agency, 647-1418. three bedrooms, kitchen has rooms, 1% baths, 12x24’ liv­ Once a week your house Is On motion of Dora L. Chase, 68 .WANTRb — Good' homes for oven-range, disposal, dish­ Ji-rrrr--, Bunce .Drive, Manchester, Conn., built-lns and dining area. Im- BARROWS and WALLACE Co. ing room with fireplace, for­ picture advertised In Its three adorable, kittens and To Lease or Buy FURNISHED three - room washer, wall to wall carpeting, BELFIORE AGENCY PRESTIGE Redwood Farms, 6- mediate occupancy. Assum- Manchester Parkade adin inlatratiix. apartment. Modem, first floor air-conditioning, swimming room Ranch, one-year young, mal dining room, large eat- own 4x6” ad—every week ORDERED: That three months beautiful spayed female cat. Aportmento— Flats— •etft Bf r • t able mortgage. $23,600. Wplver- Manchester 649-5306 in kitchen. Acre lot. Only from the 36th day of June, 3 Rooms of New Furniture on bus line, adults only. $145. pool, lighted tennis courts, REALTORS 647-1413 (rrcrijJ 2-car garage, 1% baths, alu­ until sold. 1970, be and the same are limited Litter trained. 649-1809.- ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. t OLLAND — % acre building three left at this price so from Tenements'’’ 63 _After 5 p.m., call 649-4426. basketball court, parking and I'M 0f t r rra minum storms and screens, and allowed for the creditors within I'.' r f rrjl HURRY. LINSAY REALTY which to bring In their claims • / THREE free kittens, two calico, BOL’TON — Deluxe 3% rooms, storage all included. No pets. U&R J tr r c r r wall to waU casting. CAPE _ 6 rooms, modern lots, $1,600-$2,500. Hayes Agen- .. An. agoinst BOld estate, and said Call Hartford,. 527-9238, ' Ver­ rrrJ treed lot. Mr. Merritt, Bel cy 646-0131. 649-0085 administratrix is dlKcted to give ■- one gray tiger. Call anytime, MODEL HOlvtE carpeting, appliances, air-con­ REALTY CO.. INC. P.S.— A PRICE RISE IS b f } " " kitchen, dining room, fireplace 649-9158 public notice to the creditors to Business Locations non, 872-4400. Ur«| 646-1211. ditioning, private finished 9 ElAST CENTER S’TREET lrr:R flore Agency, 647-1418. In living room, three bed­ BUILDING LOTS, city sewer RICHARD T. McDo n a l d ______bring In their claims. within said ★ COLONIAL basements. Attractive residen­ For Rent 64 MANCHESTER, CONN. rooms, Interior recently de­ REAL ESTATE time allowed by publishing a copy HEIBRON area—Available im­ IrtssriPH n e w LW'TING —Nice RolUng and water, A and B zones. , T, of this order in some newspsiier ★ MODERN tial area. Adults only, no pets. 648-8551 or 643-2692 IMMINENT-ACT NOW. d corated. Exterior painted last UVND —Louis Dlmock Realty, having a circulation In stdd pro- OFFICE SPACE, excellent lo­ mediately, three-room furnish­ !»’ prr| Park Cape, treed lot. Fire­ Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, Glastonbury Hebron Live Stock 42 ★ SPANISH L.F, Flano, 649-5371. ' year. Built In 1962. Large lot. Realtors,poBiUnra 640-0828.wkv-wua. ^ t*** district within ten ^ days from cation, parking, first and sec­ ed apartment. Security deposit W rer place, formal dining room. 646-4299. 633-1818 228-9037 the date of this order HORSESHOEING — ’ITiomas ★ PROVINCIAL required. $160 per month. 228- This Is a scarce Item at a Assumable. 5% per cent mort- make to this court of notice MANCHESTER — Northwood ond floor available. Electric /» » r f [Ofssritil gage. $ ^ ,^ . Phllbrick Agen- COVENTRY — VaUey View, 6 a l l CASH for your property ■given. Robenhymer. Is your horse from .• 9300. Nsniirt— moderate price, BeUlore Asch* Apartments. Luxury split-level, heat, air-conditioning and Jani­ irrrT cy, Realtors, 646-4200. acres, 323’ road frontage, ex wltWn 24 hours. Avoid red j6 h n J. WALLETT, Judse. ready for spring riding? If not, torial service available. As low cy, 647-1418. _____ Two - bedroom Hayes ------call me. 643-1490 between 5-10 one bedroom. Cental air-con­ ROCKVILLE —New 3%-room cellent______area. ______Possible _2 lots,___ BOL’TON tape. Instant service. $288 ditioning,, carpeting, formal liv­ as $100 per month. Call 649- ffrr: MANCHESTER — Constance $10,900. Hayes Agency, 646- Ranch, completely modernlz- Agency, 646-0181 p.m. apartments with , private ter­ ♦A ,* I s DRIVE by 45 Adelaide Rd*. COVENTRY LAKE Any item may be purchased ing ro6m, family room, 1% 5334, ask for Max Grossman. Dr., 6-room Ranch, aluminum 0131 ed, one-car garage, fireplace, _ _ ------race and pool. Including heat, nice location. $19,900. 648-1408, WE HAVE customers that will separately. baths, private basement, bal­ MAIN STREET office space, hot water, all appliances and ‘*^r^ted*Ctol^^^ r J i^ siding, fireplace, garage, treed cony, carport, heat, hot water. n l^ o r a ^ i e ^ r T t a - lot. flowering shrubs. Call now. 742-6100. \ buy your farm, all cash. No NOTICE Articles For Sale 45 100 per cent location near carpeting. $165. Rockland Ter­ INSTANT CREDIT Available immediately, $200. CROCHET eluding ^^central ’ air-condition- $24,900. Hayes Agency, 646- Resort Proj X brokers or finders fee for us. Invitation for Bids on l69 Par- banks, air-conditioned, auto­ race Apartments, Higdiland HUGi GALA SOUTH WINDSOR ALUMINUM sheets used as J.D. Real Estate Associates Stoddard Realty Co., 740 North cels of Land at Coventry Lake matic fire sprinkler. Apply Avenue, 872-4046, 529-6586. No Small Ing, four bedrooms, 2% baths, ______For printing plates, .009 thick, 23x OPEN SUNDAYS 10-6 Inc., 643-5129. n area, 3-bedroom Ri h, formal Main St., West Hsurtford, Conn, .in the ’Town of Coventry. No Marlow’s, 867 Main St. pets. etc., etc. Mr. Zinsser, Belfiore jjq bth ELM St., 2 family du- 36” , 25 cents each or 6 for $1 Medium COVENTRY — Log cabin sum­ dining room, fireplace, all new Call collect 282-4857. waterfront lots. Parcels to be MON.-FRI. 10-9 Agency, 647-1418. 6*3-2711. B a il a b l e Juiy ist, four- plex, 7 large rooms each side, mer cottage, fireplaced living wall-to-w8dl carpeting. Alumi­ sold ' as one Unit. No sSparate HOIDAYlAmSAU Large nice condition, 2-car garage, room flat, second floor, on bus l o v e l y Green Manor Ranch, room, completely carpeted, num Biding, breezeway, ga­ Logcri Notico parcels will be sold. DARK, rich, stone free, loam, lot 100x150. Call Peg Cieszyn- ■ H G line, near stores and hospital. 6 rooms, garage. Hand ^llt- enclosed porch, excellent con­ rage. With or without swim­ Sealed bids will be received five-yards, $20. Sand, gravel, Working couple. $135 per ir-^oAi cedar shakes. Remodeled skl, Broker, ^649-4261. dition, treed lot. $9,000. Hayes ming pool. $23,900. Owner, 289- PROBA^COURT°'^h?^T' lOTo! by mall until the 7th of August. atone, fill, manure, pool and month. Security deposit re­ FOR RENT mm 7046. FURNITURE kitchen, Jalousied window. FIVE-BEDROOM Cktlonial, two Agency, 646-0181. £atate of Alice B. Emery, late 1970, at P.O. Box 6266, Hart- patio sand. 643-9604. quired. 646-2878. ■Truly a Best Buy. Mr. Merritt, of Coventry. In said District, de- Connecticut. 669 Rurnside Ave. years ^old,^ a^nilnuin l a k e B U N Q G E E __year MIRANDA Sensorex camera, MEADOWBROOK Belfiore Agency, 647-1418. 2% baths, formed dining room INVITATION the application of Judith More detailed descriptions of East Hartford ATTRACTIVE 4-room apart­ ~ ’round home oh waterfront lot, Jac&n md SfJ; the properties mhy be received 135mm lens with cases, $200. ment, parking, yard, working 2635 8347 admlnlitratora. praying a j X aa. ■_ 38-SO xtanghestER — To settle es- first-floor famUy room, mod- 5 rooms. 872-4988. Court order the sale 7 real eatate. by request made to the above Yashica mat 124, $‘70. Both in 289-0756 couple, no children or pets. Call GARDEN APARTMENTS Whether you crochet the B%-room 2-Ntory em kitchen with bullt-lns, 2- TO BID MEADOWBBOOK BOAD, ELLlNOTON. CONN. Long, slim lines for the as per appUcatton on file more fully address. excellent condition. CaU 643- 649-4319. long, velvet-trimmed style Si^'e c e n t S T X t . cJS: car garage. $48,950.'PhUbrick BEFORE YOU feUY FURNI- LOWEST PRICES ■k or the short style with more mature figure make Sealed bids will be received That said appllcatlOT 1. TERMS OF THE SALE, 4710. TTIRE ANYWHERE, SEE OUR venlent location. ExceUent Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Out of Town LOOKING lor anything in real border interest, you’ll find this an interesting style at the office of the Director of heard and determine at the («ash or certified check. LOW PRICES. General Sendees, 41 Center P j ^ e omc^^to SCREENED loam, processed estate rentals—apartments, 3 ROOMS, ONE BEDROOM• 1 3 0 “Month ’ ’“ it quick to make; so very to sew and wear. No. terms to q'*^>******„^^*“ '’ nilMACULATE______4 - bedroom For S ale 7 5 AAU.AA,.,.. w. ______— _____ 2. 10% deposit by cash or- INSTANT CREDIT, BEST TERMS m 8347 with photo-guiDe is nice to wear. No. •2(135 000. J.D. Real Estate Asso­ Raised Ranch, large ll\dng ttw o-nrw i wonnh Street. Manchester, Conn., until ijffol’at 7;00 o’clock In the ivenlng, certified check to accompany gravel, bankrun gravel, sand, CLEAN, USED refrigerators, homes, multiple dwellings, m in New Sizes 38-50 (bust lutueu IWAK.AI, » VERNON — Large Ranch Just . . j public notice be given country setting, professional landscape and planting Lowest Prices on Cottages and Chalets has crochet diredtions for ciates, 648-5129, 648-8779. fireplace, kitchen flU, stone. George H. Grilling. ranges, * automatic washers fees. Call J.D. Real Estate* design, brick suid stone const. Built-in oven nuige, re­ Small (10-12), Medium 42-54). Size 40, 44 bust room with flreolace. kitchen over Manchester town U line.ma iviu ai ii.uu a.m. lor nendenev of said anpUcatlM and “ l^* We offer an unusual variety of choice, king-size iots in a heaviiy wooded, seciuded setting. A INSTALLA’TION OP.i WA’TER ^|,e tbne and place of . hearing there- 3. All bide subject to Hartford Inc., Andover, 742-7888. with guarantees. See them at soclates, Inc. 643-6129. frigerator, dlsp., interior brick wsdls, ceramic bath, (14-16) and Large (18- . . 3% yards of ^5-inch h o UBE. dead-end with buUt-ln range, dlshwash- Owners all packed to move to 1... v a r i i for BCnrf. »ZZ,OW ______,» . & SEWER MAIN IN PINE ST. on, by puWhpublishing a copy of this p —v-.a B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649<> individually controlled heating, master TV, basement weii.pianned four-season paradise. Sandy beaches, boat marinas, swimming, boating, fishing, 20) inclusive. plus % yard for scarf. street, 150x160, trees. 6-room er., disposal, carpet and order-Die time‘s ^ om rn S vap.^ Probate Court approval. bON’T MERELY brighten your EXTRA LARGE 4% -room hunting, hiking, camping, skating, tobogganing, skiing. Ciean, spring-fed take. Florida. Three bedrooms, Hi Main St. Call 643-2171. laundry ttnd storage, adults only, no pets. UHS SM Is calls fsr tack pat* PdlU'rwt avuiUible only dinette, 22x12 ■ paneled fam ily. baths, cai -W A T E R MAIN IN BIDWELL gj;5®^Tcli^u5iU«"ta“^...... rDdistrict, K a'ct. 4. Deposits wUl be forfeited carpets . . Blue Lustre them . . apartment, excellent location, tm Is Ipels6c flrrt-clits ■slllsi. Ranch, breezeway, 2-car ga­ ting in kitchen, Emerald is nearer— more time for fun. Best deal in the country . . . make us prove it. Modest in xizes shown. . room, large closets, country drapes, ei „ ... “ liquidated damages If suc- eUminate rapid resoiling. Rent TOTAL ELECTRIC rage. Hutchins Agency. Real­ Full basement. SEWING MACHINE — New heat, appliances, wal} to wall, prices find us selling out fast. Don’t miss it. Buy now— build later . . . or have our crews do it SEND 996 Is cslsi tar.tach-Mt- sUe lot. Peterman Agency, Bid forms, plans and specifi- jecettsed lost dwelt, and by cessful bidder fails, for any electric 'shampooer $1. Paul’s air-conditioners. Adults only. Reserve Now, for August - September Occupancy M1I ts iMlsde flnKItIt amdi^ tors. 64941824. Priced in mid-twenties. As­ 1969 zig-zag, unclaimed- lay­ for you. Realtor, 646-2223, 649-9404. sumable mortgage of approx. cations are ' available at the leaving with, op by malltag to reason, to tender balance of Paint k WaUpaper Supply. $216. a pionth. Immediate oc­ IfsYs IMMs away, buttonholes, mono­ DIRECTIONS: Route 91 to Route 9 by Keene, N.H. Follow Route'9 thru Hillsboro and see our en­ Bvealac HanSiL U9> AVE. OREEN RD. 8 or 4-bedroom ____ $12,000. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, General Services Office, ■ 41 purchase price within 60 days grams, hems, etc. Now only cupancy. Charles Lesperance, trance on left, one mile past center of town. CODE ssC Style Naadnr. OFAMraCAB, NEW TOBK, Qape. FlrepUce, wall to waU ALPINE S’TREET — six-room Center Stroet, Manchester, Con­ to ^ h of the follqwlog perKtns: from Hartford Probate Court m NEIGHBOl ^ .Tried Blue ».Y. Gerda Crandahl.sUilAONlit c-o «JUUSWkJudith wewovmJack- . $64. Easy terms. 522-0931 deal­ 649-7620. _ _ _ JAMES J. GESSAY i carpeting, large kitchen, sun- Cape, Immaculate 3 or 4-betl- ______necticut, V Lustre for cl^ m M carpets? Open 7 days a week, 10 to 7, Cali (603) 464-3726 or write for Free (irochure. The ' Spking & Summec.^:^ -Prist Nam, HMrtss srtto IIP son; 58 Broofcside Lane, Vernon, approval. er. BEAL ESTATE ’70 ALBUM is 50d plus ISd CODE, ityls Biamr sad Sla. porch, patio with flreptace. room home, half a block to BOL’TON —New 8-room cus- ■Town of Mahehester, Connecticut; Paul Anderson, 81 Ian- 6. Depoeit will be returned to It’s super! RentSnectrlc- sham­ 4yi-ROOM apartment, second for postage and handling. The Spring & Summer Raised terrace. ExceUent con­ hospital and busline • on quiet tom tmllt Raised Ranch. Four Connecticut ^ te r Rd. Bristol, a ., and Judlto ^ unsuccessful bltidero. pooer, $1. Manchester Hard­ 'floor, heat, hot water, appli- Anderson. Vernon, Ct., a copy of „ - a. ,, 875-0134 ONE PIECE Mll-H,-- '70 Basic fashion Book dition. Must see. Austin A. stcest. Call Suzaime Shorts, bedrooms, double garage, acre Robert B. Weiss, this order all at least 7 dAys before For fiurtner* Inform&tlon c&ll ware k Supply, 877 Main St., iances, parking, cqUar. $175 EIIIERIIID LRKE SHORES is 50(1 plus 15<(.for post­ CStambers, Realtor, MLS, 648- 646-32i33. J. Watson Beach Real treed lot. $31,500. Hayes Agen- General Manager said time assigned and return make Mr. Cohell at 566-6650. _ monthly. Adults only. 646-4864. 643-4435. Read Herald Ad.* M age and handling. Estate Go., "647-1560. cy, 646-0131. to this ^ r a p p e . Judge June 80. 1970 HILLSBORO, N.H. — SUNAPEE REGION M i iWMHif* 2825.

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I Graduates | South Windsor / PZCToHear N o H erald . BACHKLOR DEGREES Lutheran Church Unlyenlty of OMuiecttcut: E l­ Rids Monday J Tom orrow vira B. Baria, 89 Lakeside Dr.; S t V' observance of the Sets Bible School Alan K. Hutchinson, 371 Lake In. addition to its hearing on. holiday, The Herald will July 13 to July 24 R d.; Georse J. Lapins, Long; proposed new density regula­ not .publish tomorrow, MORNING SPECIAL Hill Rd.; Ronald L. Schults, Rt. tions for apartments, the Plan­ 2 EGGS (any style) ning and Zoning Commission July 4. To all our readers ’The Messiah Evangelical 6;,^R>hn T. Ray, 414 Lake Rd.; Choice of Ronald' H. Beerbaum, Wales will hold public hearings on two we say: Have a safe and Lutheran Church on 296 Buck- OPEN HAM-SAUSAGE-BACON Rd., all' of Andover. requests for group dwellings happy holiday and we’ll land Rd. will conduct its Vaca­ 6 A.M. Lee E. Bums, Hebron Rd.; CJODGnATIONS and one for a zone change when be seeing you again on tion Bible School July 13 TOAST C-COFFEE Leslie A. Williamson Jr., Notch it meets Monday at 7:80 p.m. in Monday. ' the Municipal Building hearing through July 2*. The hours wUl Home Cooking A T ITS BEST Rd.; Donald E. Walker, South In the old days, an important fringed tops, hay tedders, room. . ___ be from 6:80 to 8p.m. Rd. (with dlstinctlmi); Douglas Parking faciliUes would be at IRT. 44 - COVENTRY-BOLTON Line 649-S230 part of the celebration of Our ’The theme will be “ Tekch Us L. Howard, RPDl, lUi of Bol­ ploughs, chums, and always Developer Itoymond F. Dama- the rear only and the hew con­ Nation’s . birthday began the three or four out-houses or Chic ton. to is seeking a special permit to struction would blended to to Pray” and there will be night before. Sales. Over the door of a double CSiarles Fischer, Chestnut construct more apartments at the existing apartments, How­ classes for ages four through 14. The first objective was to get Hill. Chic Sale, one year was a sign, the rear of “ The Mansion,” his land said. Transportation ■will be provided control of the bell in the C ^ te r “Ladle’s Waiting Room." A Scott H. Dunnack, West St.; recently refurbished seven-unit He said he would lease the if needed. Church steeple. The group of couple of fellows riding bicycles C. Roger Ferguson, Rt. 6; John apartment building off Otis St. land from developer Alexander Additional information may young men selected for this job had managed to take this down The 2.5-acre site is in a Resi­ Shop PERO’S T. Forryan Jr., Rt. 87; Richard Jarvis, who owns it. About two be obtained by calling the were chosen for their daring. from the Goetz Bakery at the dence' A Zone, and under the I W. Robinstm, Rt. 68; Noel J. years ago, Jarvis was denied church office. The only way to get ihto the North End which had an ice regulations could contain a Wehner, West St.; Rose E. Mar- a change to Residence C Zone Construction Permits church was to crawl through cream parlor, and between maximum of about 26 units. If UR inis A A chlaa, Rt. 6; Edmund N. Leete, that would have paved the way Building Inspector Donald one of the narrow basement them, still riding their bikes, Damato’s reguest is granted, Rt. 87, all of Columbia. for his own apartment project McLaughlin said that permits windows and, hanging onto the carry it down to the square. he said he would construct two- ^ Enjoyable Chester L. Heckler, Brewster on the 70 by 200 foot parcel. for $258,666 worth of construc­ ledge with both hands, drop to This sort of celebration came story townhouse apartments of St.; Alan V. Bray, Midland Rd.; Monday’s zone change request tion were Issued during June as the basement floor some seven to an end when a hearse and colonial design. He did not spec­ William J. Fitxgerald, Wall St.; is from builder Andrew Ansaldi, compared with $481,150 for the Holiday— ! or eight feet below. There was two fine hacks were somehow ify a number but Indicated it who wants to change a 3.8-acre same month last year. Je the TOMATOES...... ; ...... Jb. 3 0 « R d.; Jean-Marie C. Dolenc, 4S where it could bo tolled from firing squad moving quickly becausp it housed workers for directions for playing the game Manchester Evening Herald NATIVE GREEN BEANS ...... lb. 2 9 « the Pioneer Parachute Co., then Maryanne Dr.; Richard M. Le- time to time throughout the from one part to another. One in the inside of the box lid to South Windsor Correspondent may, 97 Midland Rd.; and Rus- located on Forest St. COCA COLA & FLAVORS 24 12 oz. cans 32 .9 8 night. year, the protests from annoy­ keep from losing them. Barbara Varrlck, Tel. 644-8271. aeU R. Scara, R R 3, all of Most of the homes surround­ There is no record of anyone ed citizens became so great that PICNIC SUPPLIES — CHARCOAL — ICE CUBES Coventry. ing it are single-family dwel­ being caught; of course, no nor­ the sheriff and one of the select­ MUCKE and FIBST PRIZE COLD CUTS Leanne S. Baron, Frog Hol- lings. mal adult would want to make men hitched up horse and ( We Carry The Manchester Evening Herald . Iw Rd.; Lawrence J. Kovacik, Another request, for a four- the ghostly trip to the belfry buggy and went oUt to find the • COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPERS Mountain R d.; and Beverly B. apartment addition to his Car­ RUBEROID tower. culprits. It was not until four Phone 6 4 3 ^ Lewis, Snlpsic Lake Rd., all riage House Apartments on E. ^.Quohty Building Productt 'This was before Manchester o’clock in the morning that of Ellington. Center St. at Pitkin, is being had a police force. Remember they ran across two of the boys sought by developer Warren M ^ B. BraUey, WaU St.; those first three “ Keystone sleepily headed for home and Mark S. Solak, Deepwood Dr.; Howland. SKYYIEW BOOFING CONTRACTORS Cops” the Hartford police let bed, dragging the offending A single building of brick PFPH■ p r o d u c e i '' Barbara A. Stlehl, R F D l; Con­ us have, tall steel helmets, long brass cannon behind them. construction and similar in de­ ROOFING ~ SIDING — GUHERS stance W. Ellis, Rt. l ; aU of belted coats, dangerous looking Hebron. The conversation which took sign to the existing appartments 276 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER — S4S-«S84 billy clubs and all? place is remembered as fol­ 305 Keeney St. — Glastonbury, Conn. Joel Fmedman, so Valley would be built on a 14,000 square They had the keys to all the lows: \^ew Dr.; Wayne C. <3erlt, 62 foot parcel just wesjt of the ex­ stores so that they could not ’The sheriff: “You weren’t isting site. Free Estimates— Reasonable Prices Steep Rd.; Margaret A. B. only catch thieves but have a planning to use that till day­ Hutchins, 0 Pine Knob CSrcle; According to Howland, it good nap when needed. One light, were you boys?” HAROLD PAR'ENT Linda L. Mathey, 39 Sunset would contain three rental units, night the boys somehow got in ’The boys: “ Oh no, sir, we are Read Herald Advertisements Ter.; Robert J. McAimey, 190 plus a janitor’s apartment. and snitched the club, helmet just taking it home to get it Pine Tree Lane; Karen Reck- and belt from one of them while ready.” tenwald, 89 Deepwood Dr.; and he was sound hsleep. Then on closer look they Gilbert E. Gellneau, 18S Valley found the two boys were their View Dr., aU of Wapping. At the east end of Hartford own sons! There was a whisp­ Judith A. Larson, 1104 Elling­ Rd., in front of the long build­ ing on the south side of Charter ered conversation in the buggy ton Rd.; James E. Daley, 06I and then the sheriff said, “ How Ellington Rd.; Norma A. Oak St. which housed the town’s leading stores, there was a would you like to be sworn in as liaotte, 31 Mark Dr.; and Stan- deputy sheriffs, wear an official v\ ley J. Olander Jr., 721 Doming large open area. All during the night hard working young pa­ badge, and scare the daylights St., all of South Windsor. out of those kids who are keep­ 7 ^ triots worked, dragging into NOW Angela F. Atwater, Grand­ ing the old folks on edge wltli OPEN view Rd.; Kathryn H. Lavleri, this square miscellaneous their infernal noise?” pieces of rolling stock and home 100 Partridge Lane (with dls- Boys in unison: “ Great!” Our and.Jarm utilities. ’There were tinctloh); Peter C. Palmer, Su­ Thus a truce was agreed upon Now gar Hill Rd.; Margaret Brlen, two horse dump carts, lumber and Uie whole town slept happi­ Oorrlne Dr.; Faith E. (3iorches, box wagons, surries with ly ever after. Branch Odor MUl Rd.; Sandra Plrog, Sfoiw Morrow Rd., all of Tolland. in Susan J. Smith, 80 Vemwood Manchester Dr.; Brenda J. Bambrougdr, 76 Hospital Phone Vemon Meadow Lark Rd.; David F. Hospital Notes Chcle Vv Brownstone, Wilshlre Rd.; Arm ’The telephone number for L. Dickerw, Irene Dr.; (with Manchester Memorial Hospi­ Route $8, A rps of Cadets THE RED STATION Deluxe dual tool kit . . . Pool home care booklet . . . Season’s .. .Footbath.. .Factory prepared patch at Norwich, the nation’s oldest INC. private military college, a ROUTE 44A cadet must be proficient In. aca­ MANSF1EU) DEPOT - demic and military subjects and OPEN TONIGHT till 9 - SAT„ lu ll 4

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D’S ife ible JULY 4 thru JULY Ig Evi^nitiQ IferBUt TV Shows ^02tttti9 ll^raUi -! 1 Bowl, Chard, Guess Who*s On? Hard I Caull* Plums, , AprI- Times ★ For TV I 2 5 e By CYNTHIA LOWRY 3 9 t NEW YORK (AP) — The eco­ 2 9 « nomic squeeze that is shrinking 2 .9 8 the family’s pocketbook is also iE8 hitting the tetovlslon networks. They are reacting the way the average citizen does: Looking X for places to economize. Television’s austerity budgets probably will not be noticeable CIN6 unUl fall, if then, but the 1970-71 season promises to be difficult. Cigarette advertising which to­ CEI* tals as much as $2S0 million a year will disappear alter New Year’s Day. There are hopes ol attracting new sponsors to fill the void, but other corporations also are watching their budgets. CBS is on an especially vigor­ Its ous economy effort. Omitted from next season’s schedule will ^ the network’s expensive but prestigeous “CBS Playhouse” series of three or four original dramas; "CBS Children’s Play­ house,” each of which costs as much as an adult dramatic pro­ duction, and the long-playing "Youqg People’s Concerts.” NBC’s "On Stage” series of original dramas has lost its in­ surance sponsor and unlew an­ other happens along, it will be The Everly Brothers, who with Little Richards music revival, get their own show starting jWednes- among the missing next fall. and others are riding the crest of a Fifties’ rock day 9-10 p.m. on ABC. Phil is on left Don on right. All networks think twice about replacements for executives and other personnel. Contracts of “ The (Man in the Glass Booth” three NBC News producers in BTorida for little money and a which expired in recent months Jack Klugman: ‘/ ’m a Slob ’ movie in Yug^oslavia tor a lot. have not been renewed, includ- “ Well, the movie didn’t mean ing those of George Vicas who. By JERRY BUCK Klugman has often played a After filming a scene with that much,” he said. “ I took the has been turning out documen­ kind of Terrible Tempered Mr. Randall, Klugman was asked to play. I wanted to test myself taries in Europe and A1 Morgan, AP Televislon-Badio Writer Bangs. He says the typecasting compare Oscar on the stage and and when I finished I said I can former “ Today” producer who HOLLYWOOD (AP) — In stops there. in the series. really act. I really can act. has been developing new pro­ Jack Klui^an's case, there is “ I called my agent and said. jects. “ I tiy to make life as simple ‘He’s a litUe more animated something to be said tor type­ I’m ready. And he said, well, as possible’’, he said. "I’m easy here,” he said. "He’s a little Both NBC and ABC says that casting. we’ve got ‘Mod Squad.’ I said, going. People ,lhink I’m not be­ more involved. In the play he their program schedules will not In ABC’s new “ Odd Couple" no, I want ‘lOng Lear.’ I said I cause of my roles." doesn’t begin to react untU near be affected by economies. IVhlle series he plays Oscar Madison, was going to wait for the rig^t "The Odd Couple,” in which the end. But each television CBS is expected to cut its num­ the frumpy sportswriter, who thing. I didn’t work tor - six Klugrman co-stars with Tony show is like a three-act play. ber of specials, NBC and ABC, shares an apartment with prissy months.’ Randall,/is one of two NeU Si­ And, of course, you can’t get the which usually has fewer spe­ Felix Unger. cials than the other two net­ Between takes on the sound mon creations being made into great Jokes that Doc Simon has series for the fall season. The all the itme.” PAGEANT CITED works, say they plan no reduc­ stage, Klugman said: “ I am Os­ The MJss America Pageant, tions. car. I’m a slob, as my wife will other is "Barefoot in the Park,” with a black cast, and the two Among Klugman’s recent which will be colorcast on NBC- Economies can be made unob­ tesUfy. I have my own Closet movies, and most successful, is ’TV Sept. 12, recently received trusively. The cost of the aver­ and she’s learned to stay out ol will air back-to-back on Thurs­ day nights. "Ooodbye, Columbus” and up­ an award from the U80 for the age hour-long episode in a dra­ it.” coming is “ ’There Must Be a pageant’s . sponsorship of the matic series runs around In his many roles on the Both actors played the roles Pony,” which he. helped write annual Miss America show' and 8200,(KX). Networks are planning stag, movies and television. on the stage. Klugman replaced and' direct. tour of U.S. bases in the Fhr Walter Matthau in the original After that he was offered East. (See Page Two) Broadway production and was in the London company tor a year. Randall played Felix on thrcje occasions, in Las Vegas and twice in Chicago. Guess Who’s Back? "I ’m not too crazy about the idea that the series is presold,” Klugman said. "You know Doc Simon Is the greatest It’s going ELECTRONICS to be tough getting enough good LABORATORIES • scripts.” 277 BROAD MINI-MOTORS SMALL ENGINE STEREO SPECIALISTS TAPES LAWN MOWERS REPAIRED FOR ^ SHARPENED >*<1 We Are Not Satisfied C A R S ^ ^ ^ Until You Are! ' 649-8705 TV-Radio Sales and Service* 188R W. Middle Turnpike

L T. WOOD 51 M SSELL STREET ICE Blocks, Crushed. Cubes. St-Hour Vendor Service on It-Ib. ie g Crushed lee. Plant t^en weekdays 8-S, Sndays 8-L Bissell The Smothers Brothers are back—^for the summer anyway. Tommy, left, and St. runs east from Main St. at State Theatre. Dick will be on startins: Wednesday 10-11 p.m. on ABC. Pat Paulsen joins them. IZED 9 tfeot 8th iterUed Us . . . . Lock- . . All ideiised ol Care rAGB TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JULY s" 197d' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALR MANCHBSSTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1970 PAGE IB R E B S A T l^ A Y JO PROGRAM Educational MONDAY PROGRAM M om ine TUESDAY JO PROGRAM U:M < » Tke M o^ees (O) 1:86 (8) He Said. She SaU 7:86 (86) My Worid and WalesoM (8) BaseboU (0) (8) I Leva Lucy 1:88 (8) He Said, She Said (O) New Yoric Meta vs. P-ledalhl TV Ta It m ( G ) . TV ^ (8) 1 Leva f j m , (U ) oaodid OsaMia (S) Get It Tocether (C> (88) rDhrared. ’ ' Caart----- "^(846) It Takes a Thief (O) (S84S) New* — Weether — phla (Live)' (48) All Hly CUMtea V (86) Divoree ' drari (O) (U ) DsteUae U (40) Let’s Make a Deal (0) (18) llavto (66) All My GhBdrea (C) Speito sad Feotaie ... (M> . Caadlepia BawUas (WEDB, Channel 2 4 ) (8) Ae the Warii Ta "Jolson Sliigs Again” Lairy (M onday — Friday) r:86 (it) I Dream el Jeaaale X (0) 8:88 (18) Donble Decker Theater <86) Life with fhiHiiWic fO> Parlm, Batbara Eble. 1-46 (8) A* the Werid Tara* (0) U:M (S> BFD No. S (C> “ 7 Dwarfs to the Rescue” Live (88) LUe with Ltoktottor (846) ItodSqBad Wbnbledoa Opoi Teuia (8 ^ ) Let’s Moke a Deal <0) 8:86 (86) Headay Theatre (O I (18) Movie Cluunploniklpi (C> Fairy Tale. "Mad Magician’’ SuBday, July $ I (8) Love b a "Two Bora” ftrat-TUn family (848) Let’s Maka a Deal I "Battle HeU” Richard Vincent Price, Elva Gabor. PM TUug ;.2:66 (8) Leve 1# a Mhay Bpieadefed OoTCraxe of men's singles <0) medy. Mitch Vogel ana (O) I WUItam Hartnell. finals from All-England Dawn (40) Newli^ed Oime (0> 6:00 Bridge with Jean Cox B (88). Day# at Oar Uvea <0)D) Haik Kearney star. Judd 546 (8). Slga Oa aad Frayar 8:86 (86) Debbto BeyaeM* 8 :88 (8) My Three Sons -B (C> Lives ( 0 ). Tennis and Croquet Club, 6:20 French Chef (A46)■ 16) NewlywedNeu Game <0> Tbomaa gets hb best friend a S:K (8) Tawa Giler m ^ ^Daye'af to r a V 9 " * 8:88 (98) JaHa X (O) (88) Adam 12 B (0> To Pocudi A Salmon (8) Goldteg Light Job as ticket taker at local 8:86 (8) Sommer Semeator (O) (848) Netriyvm Game 1 (0) Wimbledon, England. <0> 2:86 (8) OuBldiag _ Light . (G) (848) Movie „ .. (8) American Baadstaad (C) (48) Lawrence Welk ffliow (C) 7:00 Olymple Boy The Doctor* (O) movie house In exchange for 8:16 (8) Mewscepe <0) " O ld ^ Grows Up’ 8:10 The (0) (8-M) Dattag Qaaie (O) t:lB (8) Fenpeetive* (0) (86) H ie Deeton (0) (18) Unabridged (G) (81 Green Acres (C) sneok-in privileges. (846) Dattag Game (G) •:86 (86) First Taesdiw 1:88 (8) Be pennon (0) (88) Movies 9:00 Fsrsyte Saga (8) Tirgbb Graham Shaw (0) 8:88 (8) Year GommvmUy (O) Program Include* an exam or Encounter 8:86 (86) Movie (C) (88) CoBsultotioa (C) 8:66 (8) Vlrglala Oraham Shew (O) Geaerol Hospttal (0) 6:4S (8) Moralag BeOeettoa* (O) gram to combat heroin addic­ (48) One Step Beyond (C) Jack Lmnmon and Vlma Usl, 7:86 (8) Mew* (O) (8-48) Geoeral Hespitol i& 1:88 (8)■■ Johnny ■ • Onest (C> Francis and Dana Andrews. (8) Gemar Fyto — USMO with Terry-Thomaa Claire 8:86 (8) Gamer Fyle — VBMC (G) tion and showing of I»r d (8) Movies Former Armv Intelligence of­ (86) Bright PromlM (O) i t i Mr. Oeeber (0) Snowdon’s (A. Annstro^ Monday, Jaly 6 Trevor, Sidney Blackmer, (88) T*day 8h*w (C) (86) Bright Fromlee (0> Double Feature: "Big Cami- ficer Is i-eoalI“d to search for (8 - « ) One Life to Live (O) la c k .Albertson and Eddie (8-46) Oae Idle to U ve Jones) fUm which deal* wlUi val" Kirk Douglas, Jim Ster­ stolon vials of deadly virus FH 8:88 (8) Gapt. Kaagoroe (O) British love affair with pots. 6:M Say It with Hands (8) Baager Btottoa (0> Hayehoff. Oomlc strip artist (48) The Fitototeaee. 4:66 (8) Baager Stalioa (G) ling. Jobless ace reporter before they can be used to (88) Aaether Worid Semerael schemes to end Us h ' (St) Aaether Werid—Somerset Additional features TBA. browbeats Albuquerque news­ destroy ponulatlon of Los 6:30 What’s New B (0) 8:88 (48) JetTe Collie (O) 7:00 To Catch A Bhiao (0) (8) Stamp the Stan(0> riage to an Italian 8:86 (8) Hap Blohard* Shew ( (8) Stomp the Store (0> (18) Tom Keaueto paper owner-editor into giving Angelec. R (48) Dark Shadow* (0 ) queen. R (M) Dark Shadows (C) 8:88 (8) Ooveraer aad J J . (O) him a Job. His treatment of 7:30 French Chef (8) Beat the Clock (G) 8:8 8 (8) Petticoat Junction (C> InvltaUon to Lunch 4:86 (8) Hoael (0) (846) Movie f (80) OalloplM Geermet (O) 4:86 (8) Basel (O) 18:86 (8) CouBOollcut — wife of man trapped under­ (40) Jimmy Dnrante Pre­ 8:M Worid Press (0) (8) BlHte Douglae Shew (O) "Picture Mommy Dead” (C) (48) Leave l l to Beaver (O) (8) Mike Dosglas Show (O) ground leads to. his death. sents Lennon Sisters (C> (18) Early Shew 6:66 (8) M aybenyBFD (C> (18) Bariy Shew f^J^^Marou* Welto, MJ>. "Bride of Ve^eonce" Paul­ 9:00 NET Jounal (0> <3 8:86 (8) Lacy Shew J <0) (18) Ten O’clock B ^ r t (3) Mennix B (C) TocquevUle's America "The Last Poeae” Broderick (18) Tam Baaaedy (8) Goaa-Teaelea (0) "Texan Meet* Calamity Jane” ette Goddard, John Lund. In­ 1:80 (8) All American College 10:00 The Toy That Grew Up Crawford, John Derek. 8:88 (8) Deris Day Shew (0) (86) New* (0) Evelyn Ankers, James EUlson. 16:88 (8) News Special Berart (0) trigue and counter intrigues Show (C) On The Night Stage (8648) niatotoae* (O) 18:88 (8) WUd WSd Weot (O) (48) ICoHale’* Navy (0) (S M ) Flintstooe* (0) •"The Mystery of Pani; A of Borglas. ? (40) News — Weather and 5:66 (8) Barke’e Law An assignment to take pos- 18:86 (8) Movie 5:88 (8) Barke’s Law look at some of most common (18) Latino (O) Soorts ■ (88) Muniterv (88) MoBstor* aches and pains we suffer and (48) Movie Tnesday, Jaly 7 eesslon of priceless diamond (86) It Takes Tw» (G) at J>eopIe who are doing some­ 1:45 (40) Movies (M) F Tt m p (O) for National Museum in Wash­ (8) David Froet Shaw (0) (48) F Troop (G) (1) "Pariahs of Gloiy” “ The Brass Legend" FM Sm (68) Weather Wateh (0> thing to eliminate them. R 6:00 Making Things Grow ington, D.C., brings James (48) Jack leLaaae Shaw 5:25 (48) Weather Wateh (0) (2) "Dick Tracy vs. Clueball" 11:00 (8-8) News — Weather and 6:30 (30) GUIlgan’s bland (C) West to sn eerie Island estate 18:25 (28) Newt (O) 5:88 (88) GlUlgaa’* tolaad (G) (18) Tempo 18 8:00 Big 8 Theater A Gloesary (48) Truth er Ceaieqaeaoee U:86 (844648) News —Wealtar Roorts ’ ;' 6:30 What’s' New B (0> and Into alllan()e with famed 18:88 (86) CoBceatratioa (O) (40) Troth or Goosequeaeo* "Our LltUe Girl" '35. Troubled 11:15 (80) News — Weather T Sports (18) Sewing Show (G) Scotland Yard detective. R (46) Gall:vlag Gourmet (O) 5:58 (18) SewiBg Show (C) and Sports (C) oidy child tries to patch up 7:00 (On Film 8:88 (84) Weather — Sport* aiid (18) AUndd Hitoheook 11:25 (8) Movie Snectannlar The Aasistant Director (84) Weather — Sparta and * (18) Tea O’clock Beport (O) U:66 (86) Sele of the Ceatary (O) "Man With a Problem” parental differences ^ run­ "Forever Amber” ’47. Coun­ New* (O) (tt) Bewitched (O) Ifew* (G) ning away. Shirley Temple, 7:30 .Art of Seeing 18:88 (18) Tonpo 18 (0) (18) Leave It to Beaver 11:25 (8) Movie Joel McCrea, Rosemaiw Ames. try (rlri finds siicreS'1 In the Beyond Reality (18) Leave K to Beaver (8-to) Now (0) 11:86 (8) Love of LUe (G) 'The Bounty Killer' ” 66. Mild, court of Charles II, but foi^ 8:00 Aadabon (88) MeHale’* Navy (88) BeUywood Squoree (O) (88) McBale’s Navy "Drums Along the Mohawk" , (48) New* U:86 (844646) News —Weatter (48) Mews gentle-mannered man from ‘39. Group of fanners in upper felts h»r tone )ove. Linda Dar­ 9:00 NET: Festival aad ^Mrto (O) (848) That Girl ( O) east is led Into violent life of nell. Cornell Wilde. Richard ■Why Save Florence! (48) 77 SBB*et Strip (18) Alfred HIteheoek U:86 (84) New* aadWeather (G> 8:85 (48) 77 Seoeet Strip New York State are caught in Greene, Jessica Tandv. •48 (8) News with WaHer Grea- boimty-kllllng after wiping out middle of Revolutionary War. 10:00 The Show B (O) (8) New* wllh Waltar Cru*. "Relative Value” (86) Jeepardy (O) bandit gang by a fluke. Dan "Bagdad” '60. Maureen kite (O) U:18 (8) Movie (46) Beet of Eveiythlag (O) klto" (C) Henry Fonda, Claudette Cbl- O’Hara, Paul Christian, Vin­ (8) New* with Freak Bay- (8) New* with Fkaafc Duryea, Rod (Jameron, Audrey bert, Edna May Oliver. Wednesday, July 8 "Tlie Decks Ran Red” , '68. 18:86 (8) S cai^ tor Temerrow (G> Dalton. (.& Edward Everett Hor­ cent Price, aeld* (O) “ M a reus Welby, Two ertm members plot to (88) The Who, What or Where Bold* Paul LYnde in the (80) Major Leogne Baseball (18) Dlek Yaa Dyka Game (0) (18) Dlek Taii Dyke' U :tt (88) Tonight Show Jehnoy C j^ Qame of the Week (C) ton on NBC’s ‘"I^e 11:20 (8) Movie 6:00 To Catch A Bhino B kill oimtaln of freighter to get (88) Hoalley-BriMde] Beport . fijta, “Gidget Grows son (C) "Operation Double Cross” (88) HuaUey-Btlakley BepoH Ruth Roman on ABC’s (X>ntrol of sUp for salvage (8-48) A WoridApart (0) (848) Dlek (tovett Show (O) Game to be asoiounced. 6:80 What’s New B 7:6 (8) After IHaaer llavto U:SB (86) News (G) 7:96 (8) After Dtaaer Me (18) Now York Yankee Base., Name of the Game,” Marina Mall. Jean Marais, 7:00 O^rmplo Boy B (0) M.D.,” Tuesday 10-11 money. James Mason, Doro­ "Mister Robert*” - 'BE. Mlsad- Up,” Tuesday 8:30-10 (18) Merv Griffla Show (O) bnU (O * Ruthless kHlers armed with 8:00 SomooUag EIso "Pd Rather Be Rhdi” ’84. thy Dandrldge, Broderick 1:88 (8-Sa-tt) News — Prayer aad PYiday 8:30-10 p.m. deadly atomic cannon, deter­ YouiuT heirea* pa**c* off an p jo i. Crawford. venturas of US Nara cargo "p.m. on ABC. 4:08 (40) Movie The Arthur Hall AfR>-Ametl- engineer a* her fiance to ■hip dnriiiF-Worid War JI and Slga Off "Charlie Chan at the Wax mined to let nothing stand in can Dance Ensemble U:86 (86) TealgU Shew Jahmqr Car- their wav as thev attempt po­ her dying grandfather'* la*t its aecona oftlcer who tonga 1:16 (8) News aad Weather — Mo­ Museum” 8:80 Evealag at Fm B *oa (0) tor combat Henry Fonda, Will faun PoweU. (C) ment of MedUotien aad Siga 5:00 (8) Olri from IJ.N.C.L.B. (C) litical assassination. 9:80 Book Beat hour* happy. Sandra Dee, Rob­ CaadM Camera (846) Dlek Oavett Shew (O) (8> 1 Love Luey 11:45 (SO) Honor America Day ert Goulet, Mauitae Chavallar. W) New* — Weather RENT Jameu Chgney, J a n Lemmoo. (8) Troth 4 (0) Oft (8-40) Wide World of Sports (48> U O’Olook High (G) Arthur H. Lewis — (18) Merv Oriffta Show (O) (18) Nows Entertah>ment program taped 10:00 Thirieea against Fate (8) Trnth or Coaeaqaeaeo* (O) rta aad Ftalaie (O) 1:88 (8) News aad Wealhar 7:00 (8) Hera’s iM C j (C> earlier at Washlnglon Monu­ .(80) Wimbledon Open Tennis (8) Truth or Cssuleqneneea (C> Tiapped for Parties, Champlonshms (C) ment In Washington, D. C. (18) MHoh MlUer 12 (40) Science Flcttoa Theatre Coverage of women's singles (80) News — Weather and "Missile to the Mom” Thursday, July 8 Banquets, and men's doubles play. Sports B Feature (0) (80) Playboy after Dark (C) WEDNESDAY PROGRAM 5:80 (18) Amateur ‘Hour (C) 7:25 (W) News I JO (8) Chdler Theatre Flaying the Guitar w. F. N 6:00 (8) Weather — Sports mid 7:80 (8) Jackie Oleaseu B (C> Song Accompaniment No. 2 Nows "Great Impersonation” Receptions 1:1 (8) Jb Said, She Said (O) (80) Andy Wmiams Presents (40) News — Prayer and Sign I What’s New BREATHTAKING COLOR TV 11:25 (2) Movie (18) Voyage to Bottom of Sea Bay Stevens Show (C> I Book Beat B . (0> (8) I Love■eve Lacgr "Sleeping City” ’60. .Detective Off viewinsr is yours with this per­ (88) Dtvoreo CWrt (O) (80) New Britain Close-Up ( Stevens is hoet to Cass Elliot (80) News and Sign Off I On Film B Joins hospital staff aa on In­ 6:80 (3) News Boger Hndd (C> and Lulu In an hour of music ■Aaelstont Director IHSHES e GIASSBS (46) AU My GkUdrea (C) tern after murder of medical :20 (8) Moment of Meditation and sonal size 102 s(L in. screen por­ 1:86 (8) As the World Tons (O) student Richard Oonte, Col­ (SO) Hnntley-Brinkley Beport and variety. Sign Off 8:MI Washington ' Week in . Bevlaw e BANQCKT TABLES 8:30I NET; PInyhodse table. 8-stage I.F. amplifier en­ (88) Life with Ltakletter (0) leen Gray. Rosmersholm e SILVKBWABE (848) Let’s Make a Deal (C) . U:26 (28) Tealght Shew Jehoay Cap- 10:80 NET FesUval TV RECEPTION SIMULATED sures sharper pictures . . . more e TABLES 8:88 (8) Levs Is a Moay Spleadorad son (C) Why Save Florence 7 Thlag (O) (8-46) Dlek Cavett Show (0) pleasing souniL Has Sylvania’s e SILVEB 3EBVICE (S8> Days of Oar Uvea (O) (U ) Merv Griffin 80iow (C) Friday, - July 10 color bright 86* pictim tube. CHAIBS e LINEN (846) Flewlywed Game (O) 1:66 (8-86-461 News — Prayer and SUNDAY PROGRAM FM 2:86 (8) GaUUag Light (O) Slga OK :00 Something EIso B Built-in and IBEIF antennas. (88) The Doetore (O) 1:66 News and Weather — Mo- 7:00 (80)- Affricalt«re on F »n d e (b-46) Doting Game (C) mem of Uedltatlcn and Sign 7:80 <8 Faith for Today (O) 6:86 (8) News Boger Madd (C> S Hall Afro-American Dence All in an attractive, charcoal (86) Frank McGee B «^ rt (0) Ensemble 8:88 (8) Virginia Graham Show (O) Oft (80) ThU U the Life 7:00 Fliwing the Guitar w. F. Nead (846) General Hospital (C) S:00 (M ) Christophers (C) (8) lAnd of the Giants (C> 8:00 NET Playhouse E pact plastic. . (18) Lov Theater Rosmersholm Ta y l o r 8:86 (8) Gomer Fyle — USMO (C) (80) Three Stooges “ CruBln’ Down the River* (88) Bright Promise (G) 8:16 (8) Adventures of Gnmby (C) 10:00 Toy That Grew Up B RENTAL (8-46) One Lite to Uve (C) (8) Sacred Heart (C) Dick Haymes, Audrey Totter. On The Night Stage (80) Connecticut Elections '7t C ^ e n te A .— 4:88 (8) Baager Station (G) ! TYPEWRITERS ! (40) Insight (40) 12 O'clock High First half of “ Secrets of 4:86 (8) Basel (O) :00 (8) Worid around Vs ( Pirates Inn” Ed Begley. Paul H ard Times (8) BItke Donglas Show (C> SERVICE (8) Cant. Noah (C) Fix and (Charles Aidman. R IBS CBNTEB ST^-S48-MM (18) Early Show (18) Bine Door (C) 7:66 (40) News (C) "Miami Expose” Lee J. Oobb, QtodHy wetfc by oar ta els;/ (80) Vnderdor (C) 8:66 (8) Ed Sullivan Show (C) For T V Patricia Medina. toaioed BMchaalea to ate (40) This Is the Life (C) “ Holiday on Ice,” Bitema- (8848) FUatstoaes (C) oemptotely atetoad aatvl^ :80 (3) Vnlversity of Michigan (C) tion^lv fam ^ ice skating re­ (Continued from Page One) 5:86 (3) Barite’s Law (8) Awake (C> vue with singers Ed Ames and KITCHEN (88) Maastors ***^88 T e a * i « teivlee (18) Children's Gospel Hoar Lana Cantrell as special gue^ (48) F Troop (C) (30) Samson stars. R seasons of 24 of 26 episodes per 5:26 (46) Weather Watch (C) T* AWEW 8 COj. (40) Faith for Today (C> (8-40).w .wy The AMV F.B.I.A- .V.A* (40) The Christophers (C) lighting contemporary humoi'- It is also possible to cut down 10 30 (8) Look Up and Live (C) Ists and topical relevant com­ on elaborate sets and costumes; STANEK MUTSGHLER (8) ThU Is the Life (C> edy. Robert Klein, with Made­ hire less exjiensive guest stars, (18) Cool McCool (C> line Kahn and Peter Boyle, WOOD-HUE (80) Sacrifice of the Mass others. Premiere put few er musicians in the (40) Spiderman (C) (36) Bonaasa B' (C) OIUOINAL DESIGNS Agostinelli on 'TV (A46) Movie bands, reduce or eliminate 11 00 (8) Camera Three (C) ELECTRONICS Mayor Nathan Agostinelli of TH ^ S U E E m (8) **Lest We Forget'* (C) "An Eye for an Eye” Robert scenes requiring lots of extras, witii traditions of Uie past Denise Nichols on Fourth of July weekend spe­ Lansing. Pat Wayne. After and eliminate or cut back on lo­ 277 BROAD STREET — PHONE 649-1124 Manchester wlU appear on ABC’s “Room 222,” cial with Sait Lake l>abem€Lcle murder of his wife and smi, t^hoir. bounty hunter teams up with cation sh(x>ting. Amish Craftsmanship CSiannel 30’s "O innecticut C^lose- Wednesday 8:30-9 (18) Come Little Children (C> young fellow and they set out (40) Government l^ r y (C) . . . i?. S'®! "'® " responsible. Major Appliance up” Sunday from 6 to 6 p.m. p.m. 15 (30) Sacred Heart Program lo'aS il** Ji**!**Y“ Kuhlman Show :80 (8) Perception (C> 16:60 (3) Mission: Impossible (G) Floor & C a ^ t Center AgostineUl will discuss the work (8'40) Discovery (C) (SO) Bold Ones B (C) of the Drug Information Center (18) Dennis the Menace (18) Sunday Cinema 'Visit Our Showroom (IS) Leave It to Beaver' (80) Jewish Life "The Black Knight" Alan MODERN IT DOES Make a Difference Where You Savei and the Narcotics Squad of the (St) MoBole’s Navy % :00 (8) We Believe (0) Lojd, Patricia Medina. 111 (46) Newt “ Protestant” 11:00 (3-A30A0) News — Weather TAILOR SHOP W * 647-9924 Capitol Region Council of Ciov- 8:68 (46) 77 Sunset Strip (8) Opinionated Man (C) and Sports -> #c) -8S Pntiien FIb m 6:86 (8) Mew* with Wiuter Croa- CHRYSLER (18) Leave It to BMver Albert Speer, once 11:15 (40) Movie S4S44T> emments. Agostinelli is chair­ Ute (C) « "Drum Beat" INSTANT 182 Middle Tpke. Manchester (8) News with Frank B » - (80) Ring around the World Hitler’s architect, on U:25 (3) Movie Open • to SiSS man of the council. (40) ^ lle r Derby (C) Han. tin • PJL Bold* (C) B:86 (80) Focus (O) ABC’s “Issues and An­ "The Kentuckian” '65. Fron­ EARNINGS (18) Dick Yaa Dyke 1:80 (3) Face the Nation (C> tiersman and his son fight o Altevuttoaa SAVINGS (88) HanUey-Briakley Beport (8) Report to People (C) swers,” Sunday 1:30- across Kentucky in • D ty OtooBlBS 7:81 (8) Cesar’s World (G) 1820 s to new life In Texas. (8) Trnth or Coaseqaeaces (O) (18) Yon Asked for It 2 p.m . I v O A I V 5% Dividend paid (SO) Jr. Talent Show Burt Lancaster, Dianne Foe- We coatom make W E D O (18) Candid Camera " AS LOW AS Lake Compounce .. . . Diana Lynn. \ss(>4 I \ rii)N' (3648) News — Weather — 11:30 (S) Movie iJUWiBB» DBBSSCS from day of deposIL HONDA Sports aad Feataras (O) 1:46 (8) Comments and People (C) and Field Champs (C> Mabuse vs. ScoUand aad taemaMeTBS rta e* 7:86 (8) Where’s HaddlesT (O) 1:60 (3) Your Community (C> US Women’s Championships Yard Peter Van Eyck, Die­ 4 times yearly. p v & y T n in g (88) The VItglaiaB B (C) ^129.95 (80) Meet the Press (C) wUl 'be presented from UCLA ter- Boiche. Device, making It . HEN'S sum ■Aaca88T88’8 OkBStT riBAwaiat lasTiTSTiaB (8-48) Nanay aad the Frofes- (8) Eighth Day (C) at Los Angeles, California. possible to Impose one’s will Has If A ll eor (G) (18) New York Yankee Base- 4:00 (18) Fattens tor Living on any being. Is stolen by 1001 MAIN NT., BIANCHESTEB a ROUTli^SI, COVENTBV (18) Movie . . .. fqr bedroom or nursery. ball (C) 4:30 (3) NFL Aettoa S(nentist s assistant who is • SUPER / p o r t s "Dawn PatroT’t Errol Flynn, Quiet, economical, depend­ New York vs. Washington "40 for 60" Story of Minnesota controlled by Mr. Mabuse. Re­ David Niven. able. Carry it home. S.OOO, (40) Conversations with . . . VUdngs' drive to '69 NFL spectable citlxens become 8:86 (8) Gomer I>le — USMC B 8,000 or 8,000 B TU ’a. 1:30 (8) Big 8 Theater ' Championship. murderers as Maguse gives • TRAIL BIKES MAY WE SERVE YOU? (8-46) Ceutohto of Eddie’s “ She’s Working Her Way Thru (8) FortraU el Bodeo <0> f w rein to his hatred of man. Father (G) Oollege” ’62. Beautiful bur­ (18) Upbeat (0) , kind with the device. RICHARD MARTIN 8:86 (8) Beverly HUIbUlle* B . (G) lesque queen decides to get (40) US Womea’s Open Cham­ (22-30) Tonight Show Johnny # SCRAMBLERS . When your needs are (8-48) Boom 222 (O) college education. Virginia pionship (0) . Carson , MANCHESTER 9:86 (8) Medical Oeator (C) Mavo. Ronald Reagan, Don PAINTING 5:00 (3) Gnnsmoko B (C) I ’! ! News and Sign Off electrical let us take care (86)' Kraft Music HaS (G) Deiore. (8) Movie 1:10 News Headlines — B8AF VISIT OCR SHOWBOOM -Dea O'Connor welcomes guests REM (86) Frontiers of Faith (C) "Underworld U .aA." Cliff CONTRACTOR IS Great Bikes To . . Sid Caesar, Edle Adama and (8-40) Baseball (C) Robertson, Dolores Dom. Man News and Weather — Me- OLDSMOBILEi^ Turn Too On of them ejQiertly.' Matt Memro. REFRIGERATION New York MeU vs. PhUadel- who as boy saw his father ment of Meditation and Sign Interior or Exterior (846) Johaay Gash FiMOata hia murdered, sets out to aid spe­ "Your OMsmobllu DMriur" , Bveito Brothers (G) £I) SUppy. (C) cial Investigator named to Largest Dealer in' Conn. Electric Heat Specialist (18) Tom Kennedy AIR CONDITIONING E:80 (8) You and the I«aw (€) . clean out syndicate and crush No Job Too Small 18:81 (8) HawaU F Iv M B (0) (86) Movies gangland’s greatest empire. OSCAR WINNER (8-46) Smothera Brathen Som­ REPAIR.SERVICE “The More the Merrier" Hl- (SO) Conneollmt Ciose-Up (0) 512 WEST CENTER 8T. - 6(S-1511 mer Show (C) larlous comedy concerning 5:36 (IS) Jouney to A d v n tm Walter Matthau won an Oscar 649-9285 (U ) Tea O’clock B ^ i t (G) young love and housing 6:66 (S> Flipper (G) for his performance In ' ”n ie HONDA WILSON (86) Then Came Bisasaa (O) 649-6733 shortage in nation's capitM (18) Voyage te Bottom of Boa 649-4411 '16:86 (18) Tempo 18 during World War n. Joel (16) America! (0) Fortune Cookie” the NBC Mon­ SALES & SERVICE ELECTRICAL CO. 11:86 (844646) Nesn — Weather 138 W. MIDDLE TPKE. HcCrsa. Jean Arthur and "Oiss-Crosa Caravan” Host day night movie' of July 27 FREE ESTIMATES or USED Charles Oobum. Jack Douglas. MANCHESTER MS Crater St. - -MMIM Se8ldratial-Ooo>in.-lad.- fit ) ^ e d HHeheeeh MANCHESTER 1:80 (8) AAV Utenatteaal Track (46) The Stakes la AsM <0) which stars Jack Lemmon. . 840-4811 — 643-1888 ” A True Account” /

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Ra^o for the Week THURSDAY PROGRAM Cniesethe basic listings, and include only those news 1:08 8:30 (8*40) Bewitched (C) \ WTIC — 1080 2:00 (3) Love Is a Many Splendored (30) Ironside B (C) WINF — 1230 Thing (CXs 9:00 (S) Movie (Monday-Frlday) (30) Days of Onr Lives (C) “The Venetian Affair*’ *67. < M on day >Fr iday) 5:00 Tc>wn and Counliy (8-40) Newlywed Gome Ranger Station (C) Boris Karloff, Roger C. Car- 4:10 Uncle Jay 7:05 Accent '70 (30) Another World—Somerset nel and Luclana Paluzzi. 6:00 News 7:36 E dw a^ Newman Repbrts (8) Stamp, the Stars (C) (8-40) This Is Tom Jones (G) 6:15 Walter Cronkite 7:60 Joe Caramola ■> (40) Dark ^ o d o w s (C) <18) Tom Kennedy 6:20 Faultless Phil on Sports 8:00 News ■ 9:30 (SO) Dragnet *70 B 8:15 Pop Concert > ' 4:30 (3) Ilasel (C) 7:00 The World Tonight (8) Mike Douglas'^^how (C> 10:00 (SO) Dean Martin Show (C) 7:20 Frank Gifford— Sports 9:06 NiKhtbOkt 11:80 News, Business. -Weather (18) Early Show , (Jueists: Jimmy Stewart, Les­ 7:30 News . “ China (Jorsair” Jon H^l, lie Uggams, Dom De Luise, 7:45 i^well Thomas 11:20 Sports Final 11:30 Other Side of the Day Lisa Farraday \ Danny Lockln, Albert Bropka 7:55 Phil Rl2zuto (30*40) Flintstones (C) and Jan Daley. R 8:10 Jack Warner on Sports (S i^ rda y) 6:00 Town anCt Country 5:00 (3) Bnrke’s Law (8-40) The Survivors (G) 9:10 Chuck Crouse —Speak Up (30) Munsters (18) Ten O’clock Report 12:00 Sign Off . ' 6:00 Bob Steele Show 10:00 Gardentime (40) P Troop (Speak up Highlights during other > (8) News times, day and night.) 12:00 Other Side of the Day “ Private Plane to Guatemala** (30-40) News — Weather — — Fru;^er and Sign '• (Sunday) Host Jack Douglas takes us Sports and Featuxu (O) Off 6:30 Sunrise Serenade on exciting and unusual air 7:30 (3) Family Affair (G) (3) News and Weathur — Mo­ 7:00 Sunday Strings tour of Guatemala. <8-40) Animal World 6:00 Bob DeCario 2:00 Monitor (40) All My ChUdren (C) (8) Ghost and Mrs. Muir 10:00 Bob Craig 5:00 News 1:30 (3) As the Wo«ld Tom s (C) U8) Tempo 18 3^00 Terry Woods 6:10 Sunday Edition (30) LUe with Linkletter “ Black C ^ tle” '53. Richard 3:30 (3) Corner Pyle —USMC (C> Green, Boris Karloff, Stephen WPOP — 1410 (30) Bright Promise (C> M cN ^ly. (8-10) One Life to Live (C) < Monday-Friday) 11:30 (30) Tonight Show Johnny Car- WRCH — 910 6:00 Bill Love — Lou Morton 4:00 (3; Hanger Station (8; Stump the atars (Monday-Saturday) 1:00 Bill Winters (18) Merv GrUfin Show (C) 6:00 Rev_eille 4:00 Mike Greene (40) Dark Shadows (C) 4:30 (3) Basel (C) 1:00 (8) With This Bing (G) 9:00 Rhapsody 7:00 Ray Dunaway (30) Prem ier Theatre 12:00 Matmee 12:00 Bobby Rivers (8) Mike Douglas Show (C> (18) Early Show “Perilous Holiday” Pat 4:00 Highlights of Hartford (Saturday) >' O'Brien portrays a private-^e 8:00 Gaslight 6:00 Bill Love — Lou Morton “Okinawa ’ Pat O'Brien, Cam­ eron Mitchell. on tropical Island looking for 12:00 Quiet Hours 10:00 Ray Dunaway trouble. Also in cast, Ruth (Sunday) 2:00 Bill Winters (30-40) Flintstones (C) 5:00 (S> Burke’s Law Warrick and Alan Hale. Same as Monday-Saturday listing, 6:00 Chip Hobart (40) News Headlines —Prayer except: 12:00 Bobby Rivers (30) Monsters (40) F Troop (C) and Sign Off 8:00 Religious programs (Sunday) 1:15 <8) Newscope 11:00 Quiet Hours 6:00 Religion 5:25 (40) Weather Watch om DeLuise on TRULY DELiaOUS SUNIXAY: “Comedy To­ kite (C) ’ NBC’s “The Dean night,” premiere of contempo­ (8) News with Frank Bey- nolds Martin Show” Thurs­ CHICKEN ELECTiyiNICS rary humor show, with Robert / day 10-11 p.m. Brown in 6 Minutes Klein, 9-10' p-m-. on CBS... der way, 10-10:30 p.m. on CBS. “ Evening at Pops,” Sen. Ed­ The world’s “fliiest estin’ LABORATORIES WEDNESDAY: “ Kraft Mus­ ward Kennedy’s reading of (18) Dick Van Dyke ohteken” with Incompsnthls ic Hall,’ ’Sid Caesar is a guest, (SO) Hnntley-Brinkley Beport taste. Aaron Copland’s “A Lincoln 9-10 p.m. on NBC. 7:M CALL IN ORDER THURSDAY: “ NET Play- (18) Candid Camera - “ Hair,” 10 p.m. on Channel 24. 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