I t ■ PAGE IWENTY-TWO HanrbPHtfr lEnratng Jimlb Manchester Area Special Hearing mniK SMALL s m s o The Weather Chance of showers today and . Head-On Crash On Subdivision Delivered in Manchester Equipped with leatherette interior, 15,459 tonight, high in 70s. Sunday, Injures Man In windshield washer, 2-epeed elec­ partly cloudy and cool. A apecial public hearing has tric wipers, heater, (Mogger, 4- Manchester-—4 City of 'ViUafie Charm South Windsor been called by M. Adler Dobkin, vkay ^ e t y flaebers, back-ig> chairman of the Planning and lights, front and rear seat belts, V- night. registrar said the choice of tciichers, courses and Jectors—sound or sUent, also The registrar said they expect worse the last week 85 mm. tdlde projeotors. The Bellasky car, police said, times is all on a first come, first .servfe basis. On in Augu.st when they register the 950 expected ■ Pi^oDucE" struck the rear of n car driven Tuesday, the etudents .started lining up out to the WELDON DRUG CO. Tough Road Ahead I ^Past Courage^ | by Charles Hllderbrand, 62, of 37 freshmen. (Herald photo by Silver). 767 Main St.—Tel. 648-5821 276 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTHR^-648-6884 Favorable Response Village St., Rockville. There HYANNIS PORT, Maas. (AP) were no Injuries reported. Bel­ Sen. Edward M Kennedy, in lasky is scheduled to appear in. On Political Trail his address to the nation ex­ Rockville Circuit Court 12 Aug. From Massachusetts Story of Town plaining his role In ii fatal auto­ 1 2 . WASHING’TON (AP)—Sen. Ekiward M. Kennedy’s mobile accident, drew u|h»i the BOSTON (A D —Sen. Edward M. Kennedy received Nelson Carrier, 17, of 08 West Ready to Print bid for a vote of confidence in Massachusetts is bound an immediate, overwlielming' and generally favorable re- Main St., Rockville, was charg­ to succeed— but it will take far more to rebuild his words of the late President Jtibn ed with operating without a F. Ketmedy. aponae from the |>eoplo of MaAaachuaettA after asking The "Manchcwlcr .Story,” a standing as a potential candidate for the White House. for their "advice and opinion’’ in deciding hia politick license. His court date is Aug 5 brochure covering the; history RECIPE for (AP Pbotof&x) Hie very stotemefirt with Wltliout mentioning the aasas- in Rockville. “GO BACK TO THE MOON” Vhich Kennedy sought to pre­ future. — — of Manchc-Hter and the compleje Lisa Feagle, 17 months, is unimpr^sed with the chmsetts that he might resign, slnuted PreHldenl's immo, the However. tile ntUoni and Alan Jones, 20, of Egypt Rd., “moon walker’’ who en^rtained serve his position as a senator nn accident anil was givsn a two children at family picnic in Jacksonville, and asking thedr advice, Kenne­ w k Ellington, was charged with commundly Htory in plcturle.s lust Kennedy brother quoted al­ coinmeiviiUom I ) minpliy) month Husiwndad sentMteo. Hs Fla., yesterday. She didii’^ care much about moon right on hand, either. and his influence as a leader of dy was taking a calculated risk driving with defective equip­ and textw, will be publl.shed Senate Democrats will make the most word-for-word (roni the pul>Uc o|Um

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' 4 •A P A ^ E MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1969 Heralding Homes enthusiastic superlatives once the ' var­ i l a ^ p 0 t p r ious successes of the mission were es­ ' A__ lEwpmng i|pralii tablished. And in the closing chapter, Patriotic Scheme (or the splashdown, they Joined the live PUBLISHED BY THE television network. POSTAL AWARDS FORMS COMPANY unson • HBRALJ) PRINTINO 00.. INC JOINS BANK 18 Btssell Street We should say, then, that they did In the Klau Home P o o r Manchester postal em- A North Obventry man has Si^chester, Coim. Malcolm Robertson Jr. has THOUAS F. PER0U80N rather well, from their position of one­ (Continued from P a ^ Three) ------ployes were recently awarded given up the directorship of the Joined New Britain National WALTER R. FER0U80N Superior Accomplishment stste’s dcUa processing depart- Bank’s trust department as PubllBhen time leader in space ventures, In cop­ occupies several Founded October 1, 1883 and clay atanl tn <> hsu it-.., i>cvcnu Awards. Receiving these awards ment In order to become exec- manager of financial planning. Candy Kitchen ing with a situation in which the United at one n ui e# Mw. ^ cabinet riielves. Rachel enters which consUA of a check and utive .vice presient of a new Where Quality Candy Is Made Fresh Dally at one end of the mantel. TWa’ the third grade at South Schoid Robertson was ■with Hartford PubUrtied Every Evening Except Sundays C6rtl0cftl6 suit&Mc for frsjning compAuy. and HoHdaya. Entered at the Poet Office at States was suddenly the great spectacu­ la a favorite collection of Mrs. lu September. National Bank and Trust Co., Choose From (H-er 200 Varieties M an^eaten Conn., ea Second Claas M&O were, city carriers Anthony J, John L. Llutermosa has Join- where he was an estate analyst Uatter. lar winner In the contest the two coun­ Klau’a. Besides several original ^ brown daisy wall pattern la DlManno and Ernest Stafford, in the trust department. SUBSCRIPTION RATES tries had been waging. paintings, an original dash has and dlstribtion clerks Raymond A native of Hartford, Robert­ I^yahle tn Advance McCarthy and WUUam Moi^ One Year ...... $30.00 ’The interesting thing would be to auik son niajored in marketing at Wa ’-Highly'’ rsootn.mad oar . . . Six Monthe ...... 18.60 ceau. the University of Connecticut three Montha ...... 7.80 how we In this country would have be­ memento" from the Tivoli Gar­ '• -MU rock., o„o. b.M «. This h l^ postal Incentive and was graduated from there' One Month ...... 2.60 Ing to Benjie’a great-great haved if *he situation had been revers­ dens restaurant In Cophen- award is presented to employes with a bachelor’s degree In HEAVENLY HASH MEMBER OF grandmoUier, completes the who perform their daily assign­ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ed. Would our television networks, tor hagen) and a colorful book room. business administration. He is ■i im reK irm llow mod cj eMi iy n M t The Aeaoclated Prese le exclualvely entitled Jacket or two, also framed. . ment In an above average man­ currently studying at the Uni­ Into e imlqnp lMti> tracts to the uae of republlcatlon of all news dis- Isntance, have been eager and willing The real living area, one ner for a minimum sustained versity of Hartford where he is patdhes credited to It or not otherwise credit* A favorite of the Klau’s Is might say, is downstairs. Here, ed tn this paper and also the locai news pub to devote 30 hours of exclusive one small painting of a figure, Amertcen Heriuge photo Of six months and show completing .requirements fpr a llahed here. too, is done the bulk of the en­ promise of continuing in this master’s degree. All lights of republlcatlon of apeclal die- scheduling to a Russian voyage toward resembling^ both a fish and a tertaining. The music stand patchee nereln are also reserved. feminine figure, swimming in Engaged manner. He lives with his wife and the moon’ Might it not have taken a the corner where In addition to the Superibr Ac­ their son at 99 Redwood Dr. The Herald Printing Company Inc., aa- very blue water—like the Medlt- R achel practices her recorder. mnnes no financial reaponslDlllty for typo­ little time lor the natural and spontan­ The engagement of Miss Pa­ complishment awards, four'em­ graphical errors appearing in advertiaemcnts ^e“g;nr; tsiteVtor l^r tricia Ann Rines of Manchester ployee received sU certificates BRIEI-'S and other reading matter In The Manchester eous admiration which would have been working on Jig-saw puzzles Evening Herald. and Thomas Joseph Geraghty tor locally adopted suggestions. Hartford National Rank and somewhere Inside us all, as it was ob­ ‘The suggestions ccmcemed im­ C ^ l fay is a large print u^e. A large charcoal r ^ ^ - Jr. of Vailsburg, N.J. has been Trust Co. has luxnouneed a Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Waahtng- viously inside the Russians as they provements in mail handling, change In Us prime lending ton Post News Service. announced by her parents, Mr. Pull service client of N. E. A. Service. Inc watched oiir triumph grow, to work Itself derland with matching quota- Three sofas covered vrith bold public relations and safety. Dis- rate from 7S per cent to St* Publishers Representatives The Julius and Mrs. Royal Pearson Plhl trtlMitlqn derks Nicholas Pa- Mathews Special Agency — New York. Chi­ tlo y . This is done in gold with black and yellow print surround per rent. The move follows by through the feeling that this was , after ganl and Ernest LeBreux each cago. Detroit and Boston rw and pale green colored a low circular, old oak table In of 40 Brent Rd. about six weiiks similar actions received two certiftcates, and all, the accomplishment of a rival, and ngrures. It Is the perfect accent front of the fireplace. In strik- Her fiance is the son of Mr. token by most of tlie naUcxi’s ROUTE 6. BOLTON — TEL. 649^332 •MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA­ cleric Michael Glnolfi Jr. and TIONS therefore a 'situation for some caution for the gold sofa over which it ing contrast are the yellow and Mrs. Thomas Joseph other cdmnjervlal banks OPEN DAILY and 81’ NDAY tlH 8;M P.M. carrier Rbbert Kusmik shared 2 **“*®®- walls. Book shelves and storage Geraghty Sr. of Vailsburg, N. J. Candy Also .Available For Fimd Raising D ^lay advertising closing hours about how one felt? the other two. For Monday — 1 p.m. FVIdav. The multi-paned picture win- drawers make this a complete- Miss Rines is employed by John 1* UntemMiaa Ronald H. Wagner of 11 Ches­ For Tues left unanswered, in a idea of the configuration of the Governor, veto It after the Irfioto-mural of "The Great Ne­ Mrs. Klau brought out a bag of $1,843,800 recorded in 1967, the age Owners of Connedlcut. mankind. Senator Stanley, who has HAVANA, Cuba (AP) By DB. I. M. LEVITT, ment of a country’s space as­ their satellite laimchers. When General Assembly has adjourn­ made the potential Jeitport the bula In Andromeda,” of spe­ knitted strips for an af^han. John Lymh, 42 Coodldge St., speech undoubtedly reflecting the col­ The stripe had been knitted by Prime MiAlster Fidel Caatro DIRECTOR pirations demancls the total revealed, they came as a stun­ ed its regular session. This central motivation of hds poli­ cial aigniflcance because it was was one of Cuba’s avid televi­ on individual policl«B was raised owner of the Hollywood Service $h a d i^ "^IsufL CDoJuu^ SioMA, J lective Judgment of his family and The Eels Planetarium brings the Senate back for a her husband and visttora during commitment of -both human and ning surprise because of their tical career, and who originally a comm'on interest In as­ sion toUowers of the flight of from $3,000 to its present $5,000 station lU 342 E. Center 81, has fricnd.s ’ luid associates, must tuevo been Of The Franklin Institute mniterlal resourcos in unprec­ simplicity. Thus, a country’s "trailer session" such as that welcomed this bill as a step In tronomy that brought the Klaus a time when he was ill. Apollo 11, informed sources said , , Applications totaling been elected an alternate ruv- TWO CONVENIENT lAMlATIONM The New Elite held last week. In such a trailer Mrs. Klau admits to enjoy­ Are the Soviet Union and the edented amounts together with military posture dictates-the de­ that direction, now felt bound' together. Friday. $1,153,000 for June also broke tlonai delegate. Rt. • A 44A — Opesi Dolly and Htsa.; Portaadp Broiteh - that to try to answer them would have We are about to Join the ranks of those session, the normally composed ing sledding with Rachel In win­ ' Moa. thni BM. United States finally cooperat­ the highc-st degree of scientific gree of disclosure about Its to oppose It, and vote to sustain Daughter Rachel’s room is They said Castro wtnt to the previous record of $1,094,000 Offices of the IGO are at 164 led on and on to other questions and and self-disciplined Senate may ter and swimming in summer. (John nnd Bennlae Rlisg) who fear tnut this civilization of ours Is ing in space? The selection of lochnologicuU competence. weapons launchers. Though this the Governor’s veto, because If adorably "yoisig miss” with vona University to watch color In applications submitted in one E, Center St: occasionally depart from its risk more damage or mlsundeixtaml- alxml to divide Itaelf into two cluasoa, planetary targets by the two Along with costs, there is the may sound overly pessimistic, he voted yes his jxiUtical ene­ carpeting the color of new grass Hera is the voice you hear on programs from the United month, also set in 1857. usual system x>f deciding every­ space powers leads Saunders B. universality of science with its the Soviets still seem to be com ­ mies and critics would some­ in spring, and a dado sepa­ the radio as "Judy of Sage- States when the astronauts Group and individual life in­ Ing than tl.e answers could eliminate. tile one a small and Increasing domln- thing behind clo.sed doors, and Kramer, one of the moat astute m-'cny benefits to man. It Is mitted to cooperation in space. how misinterpret it. rating a white wall above from Alien.” Atty. Klau’s hobbles are walked on the moon Sunday Isurance T '" * " ' purchased direct from There had to bo woven Into the Sen­ submit an occasional bill to luit class of the technologically elite, observers of the contemporary is no Soviet or American scl- Many hope this cooperation a floral paper below with flow­ the things he can make or build night. He returned Thursday to mutual savings banks open floor debate, with the Senator Palmer opposed the ator’s problem not merely the question and the othei a class that Includes all apace scene, to suggest that in­ enc,e—science Is the same for may evolve from planetary jetport bill in spite of Senator ers as blue as the sky. A doll to improve their home. watch tht splashdown in the Pa­ comprising Connecticut’s SBLI U everyone. Hard s<-.lentlfic truths studies in which the space pow­ actual result of the voting not cific. system has now risen to $298,- deed this may be taking place. Stanley’s theory that the Jet­ of his own standing and career, but the the rest of us who can’t even begin to discovered by the Soviets cxui firmly determined in advance. It is becoming apparent that ers will select targets on an port is necessary tor the revival 436,738, with close to 100,000 Inevitable Involvement of others. be Ui-ed by the Americans and Such debate occurred, on the persons Insured. understand what the elite are talking the Soviet Union Is concentrat­ "almost” exclusive basis, as in and properity of Eastern Con­ Richard Rodgers vice versa. opening day of last week’s spe­ Garbage Pit in Yellowstone It was for such reasons, one oupposes, alraut. ing on Venus, while the United the Mars-Venus division men­ necticut because Senator cial session, on Public Act 616, , . . , p f Z * • (AP)-Rlchard APOIXO FUEL CEIX8 NOW States Is undertaking a thor­ There is also a need for a glo­ tioned earlier. This can go on Palmer prizes other things, like OPEN that there was no discussion of why, We felt ourselves moving Irrevocably bal network for tracking satel­ for a few years, but eventu­ titled “ An Act Concerning the Successful completion of the ough exploration of Mars. Thu.i, a rocking chair, facing green Maftor Attraction for Visitors four decades of hit a even after two other people had partici­ into the ranka of uninltlatod when we lites and space probes. As an ally probes will be launched to Acquisition of Municipal Air­ ^ ApoUo 11 mission added 576 W for the Immediate future, guide­ fields with birds singing in shows include "South Pacific,” - - the itia|or planets by both coun­ ports by the State," which, hours to the operating time In pated in the search for the drowned girl, mmle an humble Uiymim’s effort to try lines have been drawn which, example of this need, until re­ them, even more than Senator WEST YELLOWSTONE, A locked gate across the main "Oklahoma,” and ’ ’The Sound cently, because of the expense tries. Perhaps at that time, be­ practically speaking, was ref­ M I. A _ _ 4i__1 .. space of Pratt A Whitney/Alr- it still took BO many hours (or anyone at the least, avoid a "conflict Stanley’s version of progress. Mont. (AlP) — A garbage p4t dump road has now cut the o( Music, is described as very a ,L a. . to undersLuid the truly exciting .atory cause of the long transit time erence tp Bridgeport and New of interest." and unavailability of the proper A-i for the 18,000 new workers near this southern Montana number of spectators signlft- sick ’ at«t Lenox HtnHill Hospital, ^ era« electricity producing fuel else to bo notified of the fact that tlio of what almost wont wrong In the last involved, cooperation will be Haven Airports. In addition, ceils. This brings the total to L Kramer points out that the ships, the Soviets were con­ which such a jetport would re­ gateway to Yellowstone Nation- cantly. A hospital spokesman said strained to program re-entry In forced on the space powers to however, P.A. 616 was known over 3,000 hours In elgm Apollo accident and ttie probable fatality had minutes of Eagle’s descent toward the Soviets did not attemnt to quire for the region, Senator al Park is a major attraction for .qt terrible,” said H ob- Friday the 66-year-oId composer assemble the most reliable Its the "Jetport" bill because it missions — three ^ m a nn ed occurred. And It was (or such reasons, launch Mars probes in 1067 or their territory and could not Palmer said that truly his out-of-town visitors and others ituvs. “ They were pushing to get suffered a slight heart attack moon surface. components into probes and to authorized and set up prelimi­ and five manned yj^ueglnnlng 1969 during the Mars launch make a sea landing. This has towns did not need them, or the who bypass locked gates to vq> front and when a bear moved Jast weekend while in the hospl- one supposes, that there was no dls- provide enough probes so naries looking toward the in 1966. If we were (orcwl to try to toll. In our windows. (There la a possiblUty since been overcome by the de­ that at least one will succeed. establishment of such a thing 16,000 wives and M,Q00 children wotch grizzly and black bears toward the crowd a near-panic ^ checkup, 'ycusslon of why the cookout in question own words what happened, we would that their unsucce.ssful March ployment of Soviet-tracking ves­ Three PAWA fyfel cells are In this way. loilay’s fond dream- in Eastern Connecticut. they would bring with them. forage for food. oocurred.” was held at some secluded cottage 27 launch mav have been .a sels. We have already establish­ Riidolph Friml carried In the tervlce module. have to say tiuit the computer on board ed a many-stationed network of cooperation may, by necessi­ It was on the bjisds of such Senator Moore, finding him­ Despite continued worni^s ^^e dump is operated by a Operating on / hydrogen and Mara probe.) The Soviet Union involvement In the future of IX)S ANGELES (AP) — Ru­ especially rented for the occasion in­ Eagle which was In charge of guiding (or tracking, which con mini­ ty. become reality. self in the middle, wanted both as many as 60 pen^s a nl^t ^vate firm under contract oxygen, each Ik capable of sup launched V -nera 5 and 6 in Jan­ Eastern Connecticut that the dolf Frlml Jr., a film ri.udlo mu- stead of at (or Instance, the Kennedy mize the costs of tracking Soviet Copyright 1969 the rocking chair and prosperi­ walk or drive to « “ ttom Gallatin County, which has plying up Uy 2,200 watts: They tile lunar module down to Its landing uary of this year, while the bill was debated. dump^orea ^ w«^ the un- ^ ^ eical director and son of the SELF cosmonauts. Oenenil Features Corp. ty, but held that the real prob­ furnish eleoulclty tor the vari­ compound at Hyannis, and no discussion began, about eight minutes from land­ United States, after the emi­ When the systerh has to go to lems of Eastern Connecticut predictable beasts dig tor ^ Service. light opera composer, has been nently successful Marljner 5, ■ Unfortunately, powerful coun­ " I ’ve expected someone to get ' ous systeins In the command SERVICE of how (he Senator and Mary Jo ing, to con.plain that it had too much such lengths to produce a de­ Ivul nothing to do with the lack d lv orc^ by his wife of 36 years. L4 UNDRAM A T terforces come into play to de­ and seralce modules—Includ­ has Ignored Venus. As a mat­ bate tn the Senate, however, of airports, and he would vote killed.” said Robert M. Rrower, F®*'®** Service, Hosldns ...... Ruth H. Frlml, ...... 67, said In 8u- Kopechne happened to bo In the day this space cooperation. We ing navigation, instruments, work to do This condition of overload ter of Wcord, the U. S. space the resulting product is not against the jetport bill tor town mayor and dnzggist, who the bears pgj-jor Court Friday her hus- 174*178 Spnicn St., Moncl^^ (In Sam* Building at Luca's Poly Cloon" Dry CInaning) are ensnared in the morass of Herald computers, communications, Senator’s eur on the wrong road. Neith­ apparently res\iltwl from the fact that program docs not call (or a necessarily a model of clarity, reasons that had nothing to do indi'cated people should know dump, without suddenly seldom home, launch to an inner planet until the cold war, - with its hapd-line although it may be unique in better, "btk It hasn’t hap- depriving them of a major food The Frlmls separated four envlrtinmental controls, rockets er was there explanation o f how a driv­ it was also carrying the duty of keeping Yesterdays with the reasons his two «d - for course and attitude 1973, when the "celestial bll- politics. As long as Soviet and otlier ways. ,, source and thereby forcing years ago. er who was not Intoxicated could ever lengues were voting against IL Ym Art N t« Eagle orlentwl for poaatble (light Imck llanl shot" will be launched for American weapons ore used In What was imique about the "Anytime you’re dealing with them Into West Yellowatone’e Commissioner Victor J. Hay- cl^nges, and TV broadcasts active conflict, as in Vietnam, All this left everybody so con­ f^ m the command module to find his wey onto sucli a bridge as that to Columbia in case the moon landing, the Venua-Moroury|' encounter. 2 5 Yvarit A/'o debate on the “ Jetport" bill Ivns grizzlies there’s a potential dan­ residential area. ek of Superior Court order^ there will be reservations about fused that the Senate wound up xarth. from whlcti Ids car toppled. The Im- Appar-'ntlv, quIteAifsomo time the way the three E:ike Com- town, and William G. Moore, licly aligned with the Governor Fbrest Service’s Hebgen Lake the sudden, fooe-to-face confron­ No mere liiortnl can really dure iissess found itself fudging up Its task of guid­ manufactured in South Wind­ /i land'ng with what th-y ha.l icy laid down is tliat of a partic­ jipum'e, Bri.stol . Rejjmblicun of the New London -^was enough in itself, let alone District. But, he added, "No- tation. would be a (rightfully oxjM'n.slvo ular Individual at, a particular sor PAWA has delivered more the motivation — guilt, or troubled in­ ing Eagle in to Its landing, and would dlslrict, managed to oppose the the confusion of sound, to show ono can keep anyone from get­ Most tourists are informed of Herbie Gets R d program. ('’onccjynbly, with moiuent. Uhange in leadership bill iuKl one another at the same than 70 of the units to North Most MoAtni nocence. or 11 hopeless mixture and .n’on- then havy .h«>1 Uuit | number of to space cooperation which raise publish. men have helped warn the cu^ —because the reptile bit her modules. This Includes both fuel decided, in-’ night, that this, and only ruixs the danger of sacrificing Ing it. A 6-year-old Minnesota girl who If it luyl halted Itself, to go back and boosters requlre<1 would have _ rious about molesting .bears. five times on the upj>er chest ceils which are space qualified frightened a t this, would be the Senator’s story. make a fresh start, the computer would made the cost prohibitive. 400-pouixl grizzly But, outside of that, "there's arid breasts during a perform- as well as thoae used for re- suffered serious puncture nolMng we can do—we have no Olotliiag Carol As. to what 'w S happen, on the basis actually have deserted Eagle so far as Thus, the Soviets "gave" the ance. search, development and teat- moon to us. At. Usist for the wounds in her chetX and lacera­ control over the dump." Princess Sheens, who prefers ing. 2 of the way the Senator left hts situation Its landing problem was concevned. (or tions. Later, two fishermen (Amgts Paridag Taa) Itnie being, Ijite.-I rs-ports indi­ not to use her legal tvame, said last night, we cun only hicdard our Eagle's time would have run out before cate they will make tlietr at­ i IIW wrapped In sleeping bogs suf­ APPUANCE SALEH GROW she was not seriously hurt and fered minor Injuries from a opinion. It Is that the Senator undoubted­ the computer could catch up again. tempt In 1971. (or poHtteal pres­ KNOXVTLLE— Electrical ap­ )ias continued to dance since the Good Toikiy Hmi sures will dlotntp such tui at­ grizzly nosing around their pliance sa'es in the Tenneasee fnirwciy h ly will find It easy enough to conclude Incident, this week. All this did not happen because ground tempt Howewr, first they campsite. Valey AiXharlty area since 1948 Offlcjala of the club where she ______Mofidoy, July 2BHi that the people of his own atate are contrtd at Houston took over some por­ nuust get their n-ntUllon-tmtmd Lajat summer three New York have been estimated at $4.6 bU- was ^rformlng came to her PENING SPECIALS youths were attacked close to demonstrating their desire to have him tion of the excess work the computer sup,'r booster operational to go lion — more than $2 billion rescue and pulled the snake direclly fiom earthorbft to the dump at Baker’s Hole worth In the past eight years, named Herbie, off her. L A U N D R Y SPECIAL ~ ^ ^ ^ continue in his present political position, was trying to do, and .the computer, al­ lunar landing and then hack Campgromvd. A bear entered and that perha|>s the real question then though still complaining, cnrrle l>ut>. J Kln«c Wa the ordeal of functioning publicly as such and as ijiticl; ns we can tell. .spni'C thin there bt' ,s>-open\- heeded. Last svinmier there / • Mr -TH KKT Rr.K" far IS-lb. Ua*hrr a man m.trked by Unanswered questions. Obviously. It only scratches the sur­ jtlon betwsvn the spaiv powers were reports of evenings when lin conouertng the planets* 1,000 persons gathered along the T ta U c e As for whatever chance there laay ever face of the meaning and understanding ) ’ The ITnltevi States has man.v dump’s edges, crowding and POLY OUAir* BRV CUANINQ SPECIAL! ust bo clear to times made offli-tal overtiin>s shening tor a front-raw seat as that Is gone. Whether or not there could the spacemrn themselves, to their to the Sovlrt Union. 'sugg«-.st- the bears sraddled to dlisver. Ing that the tuv i-ountrles co- \ ■ WE ARE MOVING TO ' Regular Price have been a statement lust night which ground eortrol centers, to the people of i->fH'rate b» .sjwiSe activittc.s, but would fhave retrieved that chance, we all kinds of s[>eelal proficiencies .who nothing ivncTsle has ever 8 lbs. *1.75 Is A2.2S evolvifsl from thejH' overtures. OPfN ALLDAY 254 BROAD ST., REAR do not know. ’The istutement gly'en'didn’t. play a role ln\ iht' sixice program, ‘ In June I96t, at\ W meeting V \ ■ ------V SUNDAY ‘ And the truth la that any time these In VIenn. I'rsvsident Kennedy 9 AJM. fo9 PJI. ' » ■ PRES8INQ SPECIALS FROM LUCA'S TAILOR SHOP |->(ed. birt this offer rival Luna 16 of their own up in the vi­ special little module, they can do It. wu.s not made knoum tor two PRESS PRESS yivirs COMMUNITY PRESS cinity of the moon, and they began with­ In defeiwe of the great miuw of Man.\ ' hxetors could yet In- FOR RENT JACKETS PANTS out that live televdalon coverage of the potential outsiders w? suggest the tm- diKV ixxxpemtKm in .sp«\ce b»' lA DOBS. Mavte Pro 643-5727 *iuiU flnuM-d aiul IIJS — t'snU (Intnrd ana Prri>a ISr or Hleat. alas Apollo 11 mission the rest of Europe medlat,' It elusion of a new language twxvn the tasy powers. One major factor Ls the site M m m . sEde projwtero. could enjoy. But they ended up, the series in every grade school curriculum, of, the bulks Very «>nrly It be­ Open 7 Dajr* A Week 9 A.M. t$> 10 F..M. • Atteratent Li On Duty Duily Russians, saying ■ little about Luna 15 came i-x>lf-ex1ilent tlvst .siiace o.x- WELDON DRUG CO. with the first few grades concentrating 1*1 Mata SL—TsL M$-OU and muoh aTwut Apollo 11, all of It In on eleni"nta' computerese. ptiratlon w-tus \-ast, exjveivsive lutd i-ompliciUed Tlu- fulfill­ “O.K. Desiree! Out! I the hammock on Saturdaysr ' PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER^ CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1969 Fourth Child Due STA R GA*ER!*iV> Churches -By CLAY R POLLAN In Kennedy Oan Calvary Church By WALLY FORTIN St. Bartholpmew’a Charch South United Methodist Church Your Dail/ Activity Gvid* BOS’TON (AP) — it a . Joan (Asaembllea of God) f Rev. Philip Huaaey, Paator Rev. J. Manley Shaw, D. D., According to tho Stan. DIRRCTOR The propeller for The men and women of 647 E. Middle Tpke. Rev .Edward M. LaRoae Pastor To develop message for Sundoy, Kennedy, the 32-year-oId wife, of read words corresponding to numbers 19-25-39-42J" Sen. Eklward M. Kennedy, is ex­ Wasn’t that something watch­ Peter Frey, 648; Jennie FVigar- Rev. K. L.. Onatafson, Aaalatairt Paator Rev. Carl W. Saunders, 173^74.75 ^ Lindbergh's plane was made by United Aircraft are proud to be Paator of your Zodiac birth sign. pecting her fourth child in Feb­ ing the astronauts bouncing ty, 647; Beatrice Mader, 647; Associate Pastor SCORPIO Wl Messier, 646; Emma Rusl the men and women of our 7:30, 9, 10:18 and 11:30 a.m.. Rev. Gary S. Cornell, I'Good 61 Foilure OCT. 231 ruary, the Boston. Herald Trav­ gaily around on the moon? members of the American ' 2 Act 62 W ith eler reported today. sell, 638; Francis FUce, 628 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, Musses. Associate Pastor WOK. TTiey say seeing is believing, classes for all ages. 3 Influences 63 Out 21 The paper said a Kennedy Elizabeth Jesanls, 628; Ifer ------Strong, has Hamilton Standard division. 4 Prom^ 64 Rich 1- 3- 6-17/< . but it was still hard for me to rlet Keeney, 628; Ellen Kiehian aerospace team. We congrat­ 10:30 a.m., Divine Worship. St. Bridget Church 9 and 10:48 cum.. Morning 5 You 65 Avoid 18-20.55 family qxdcesman confirmed believe such a thing was actual­ symbolized our patriotism and GIMINt 6 PrevOi 66 Life the report shortly after the Masr 619; Eva Post, 618; M (^e Me 7:3C p.m.. Evening Worship. Worship. The Rev. Sherwood A. 7 Glow 67 O ote SAGITTARIUS This weekanother generation Rev. John .1. Delaney, Pastor MAY 2t ly happening. Oarthy, 617, and Mary Thiali ulate the National Aeronautics “A Visit with Jerome Hlpies," Rev. Kenneth J. Friable Treadwell, guest preacher. Ser­ 8 Think 68 Of WOK. 22 J M sachiisetts Democrat appealed You know, everything went so our hope. 'r 'r JUNl 20 9 Your 69 Ff»end to state residents to help him 617. of craftsmen at Hamilton a 30-minute, color film will be Rev. Harry McBrlen mon: "The Obstacle Course.” D£C. 21 smoothly, and looked so easy, and Space Administration, ^16-21-31-34 10 Fertile 70 Coor»e decide his political future in a Remember a few weeks ego I shown. 10:48 a.m.. Infant - Toddler 11 Clearly 71 Harvest 41.44-48^14 that I think I have an idea for In 1927 they called Charles ^54-5686-90 12 Avoid asked you people for some sug­ Standard saw the backpack, or Masses at 7, 8, 9:18, 10:30 in Nursery, Pre-School Class, 72 Rights nationally bro^cast television one of our future trips. personified in Astronauts CANCH 13 Like 73 Cooperotion and radio speech. gestions regarding trips, and The Presbyterian Church Susannah Wesley HoU. 14 Don't 74 Of CAPRICORN Lindbergh the Lone Eagle as the church. 9:18, 10:30 and 12:00 .,\JU N C 21 ' How about a trip to the programs that you think would portable life support system, 43 Spruce St. 15 Hove 75 Others The senator said in the speech moon? Wouldn’t that be some­ Armstrong, Aldrin and Collins. in the auditorium. 16 Double ” be ot interest to our group? Rev. George W. Smith, Concordia Lutheran Church hJULr 22 76 Of JAN. 19 A that "reasons of health" pre­ he took off into a misty New 17 For 77 Cue vented his attractive blonde thing? Well, to date I have hod only they made sustain Armstrong Minister 40 Pitkin St. f ^ 611-30-38 18 Deoling 76 Privileges 14-24-51-57^ While all this was going on, We congratulate our associates Church of the Assumption 1^49-65-7982 19 Postpone two suggestions, one regarding Rev. Joseph E. Bourret, 79 Acting 72-76-78 wife from accompanying him we had some history-making York dawn.The world held its Adams St. and Thompson Rd. LEO 20 W ith 80 Someone's AQUARIUS last Friday to a party on Chap- a, two-day tri^ to Oape Ctod and Aldrin on man's first 9-15 a.m., Sunday School- Rev. Edward. S. Pepin, Pastor Paator 21 Coution' 8] Be right in our own town. How touring the sites, and the other and colleagues in industry for Classes for all ages. Rev. Louis E. Bauer Jr., :rL 22 Decisively 82 impulsfvely JAM. 20 paquiddick Island, where Ken­ about those four boys who spent breath until, with the moon Rev. Ernest J. Coppa AUG. 22 23 Gettir>g 83 Perhops Ffl. It nedy was later involved in an about the posslbUity of show­ exploration of the moon's 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Assistant Pastor 24 Quibble 28 days sealed in a little shack their vital contributions. And ,15-27-37-46 84 Sincere 5- 7-13-' auto accident that killed a 28- ing our group some aUdea of a The Rev. Mn Smith preaching. Masses at 7, 8, 8:18, 10:30 25 Anything 85 Your to make themselves a new looking over his shoulder, he surface. They also made the &'52-708l84 26 A 66Sofe 29-45-aoi7V& year-old woman. trip taken by one of our mem­ congratulations to the Sermon: "The Marks of a and 11:4S a.m. 3 a.m.. The Service, Nursery 27 Foith 87 Heort . Pisces The Kennedys have three world record; for four boys to bers. 28 Ur>expected landed in Paris on a runway Christian." for small children. 88 Unwonted children, Kara, 9; Edward Jr., be confined in dne small area I did hope that this would environmental control system 7 p.m., Evening service. Dis­ 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, 29 Condle 89 M ind for 28 days with no help from Arnerican people who by their St. James’ Church 30 And • 90Pioce UAIt. 2 0 ^ ^ ^ 7; and Patrick, 2. be Gie start ot quite a few cussion of the morning sermon. Church School and Nursery. 7 /27 the outside. marked by the headlight beams forthe lunar module. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, ^^Good I ) Adverse Neutral 9-1656-59^. The Kennedys were married Ideas, but so far things are dt faith have shown once more Pastor 6664-71 ^ in New York in 1968. Just goes to show you, where a standAiU, so I’m asking you of automobiles. Community Baptist Church Rev. Joseph E. Vujs Center Congregational Church € there’s a will, there's a way, all again. If you have any ideas Meanwhile,Astr^naut that the strength and purpose An American Baptist Church Rev. Thomas Barry lilte d Church of Christ and the youngsters of today are or suggestions, then please call Now another generation of 588 E. Center St. Rev. Vincent J. Flynn 11 Center St. about ready to try almost any­ our office 643-8310, or drop us Michael Collins, in the mother of our country lies with its Rev. Walter H. Loomis, Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, thing. a card. fliers has assumed the eagle's Minister Masses at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10:18 Minister Area Churches Well, now, as I'm writing I also asked for the names and spacecraft Columbia, kept his people. and 11:30 a.m. Rev. Kennebi W. Steere, First Congregational C9mrch St. Frands of Assisi this column we are just about addresses of ail who would like 9:30 a.m., Worship Hour. 8L Htuirice Church, Bolton name and spirit for their craft. lonely vi^il. The people at bur Associate Minister > Of Vernon 873 EUlngton Rd. Rev. Robert W. Cronin, Paator ready for our trip to the races, to attend some of our ajoUvitiee, The Rev. Frederick R. Bruce, Hi. John’s Polish National Rev. John A. Lstoey, South Windsor and therefore the results of our but do not have .the transpoita- Flying their lunar module, "" Pratt & Whitney Aircraft guest minister. Topic: "Are Catholic Church 9:30 a.m., Union Worship Minister Rev. Gordon B. Wadhams, Masses at 7, 8:80, 10 and 11:80 experien^ies will have to be tion. We Ready?" Nursery and Kin­ Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, Service at Second Congregation­ Rev. Randall P. Ferrara, told In next week’s column. At To date I have one name on Astronauts Neil Armstrong and al Church. Pastor a.m. division make the fuel cells dergarten in the Children’s Assistant Minister Rev. John E. Rikteraltis, this time I’m ’hoping at least a the list. Now both of the above U n ited Building. 8:30 a.m.. Mass. Rey. Betsy F. Reed, Assistant Pastor Rockville United Methodist fev' on this trip will make a requests are needed before Sep­ Edwin Aldrin, with the earth which supply the electricity Gospel Hall Minister of Christian Education Church little something. tember 1, espedaily the trans­ Zion Evangelical I.zitheran Church of Jesus Christ of 416 Center St. Masses at 6, 6:48, 7:48, 9, 142 Grove St. This coming Monday morn­ portation , proUem. So how looking oyer their shoulder, to power Columbia's various Church f.atter-day Saints (Mormon) 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. 10:16 and 11:30 a.m. Rev. Willard E. Conklin, Pastor ing wl] be our final day for our about calling in your name, if (Wssouii Synod) lllllstown Rd. and Woodside St. n a.m.. Breaking bread . 'The Rev. Mrs. Reed preaching. Kitchen Social, as this program you need a ride to attend our landed on the moon. systems, such as the one for Flircraft 11:46 a.m., Sunday School. Child care available. After the will stop for a "rest” until we programs; not only our Ftm- Cooper and High Sts'. Paul E. Nuttall, BUhop Sacred Heart Church 9:30 a.m.. Morning Worship FR6TI AWHiINI* A.RCHA' I • HAM Hit'S* ilAStUBO • Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, Paator 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. service, there will be a coffee open again in September. Those Day, but others aS w ^ . Also, AiRCRAI I . H I.S'MO I»ChS.XCX1» CIS»I • • Rt. 80, Vernon and Nursery. sending television to earth. As lllCIRO*«>C COMBCVNLNIi • UN'M 0 Ai»v 1 ■i&iarcm t ABvNi AU-^ii $ 9 a.m.. Priesthood. hour in Fellowship Hall. attending our final day should you people who have been us­ St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor bring one canned good apiece, ing the bus on Wednesdays, 10 a.m., Divine Worship. ’The 10:30 a.m., Sunday ' School. Rev. Richard Bernier, Trinity Evangelical Lutheran a by-product, the fuel cells also Rev. Ronald Erbe, guest Classes for all ages. ' Church and Park Sts. Vernon United Methodist and being our final day the must give us your names, or Rev. George F. Nostrani^ Assistant Pastor C%nrch prizes go up. preacher. Nursery in Pariah 8 p.m.. Sacrament Service. Church (Missouri Synod) we may change the route, and provided the astronauts with House. Rector Rev. Charles Becber, Pastor Our Monday afternoon pi­ leave you out. Please don’t wait Rev. Stephen Price Masses at 7, 8, 9:16, 10:30 and 8f Prospect St., Rockville Full Gospel Christian 11:46 a.m. Rev. Bruce Rudolf nochle will continue right along, until opening day, which is water for drinking and food Trinity Convenant Church Rev. Timothy Carberry 9:80 a.m.. Worship Service and the only thing is, when scheduled for Monday Sep., 8. Fellowship InterdemonlnsUonal Rov. Ronald Haldeman 302 Hackmatack dt. Orange Hall and child care. Sermon by the 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship cuatodlal work is being done in I have a good thing going for preparation. Rev. Norman E. Swensen, Rev. Philip P. Saunders, Pastor paator. Nursery through Grade St. Bernard’s Church one section of the building, you about four ladles. There is this 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion. Rockville Service, Holy Ckimmunion. Minister 6 story hour. 9:18 a.m., Sunday School. will have to play In another seven-room house, wltti four 10 a.m.. Morning Prayer. Ser­ Rev. George F. X. Reilly, section. bedrooms, located Just around 7 p.m., Sunday Service. mon by the Rev. Mr. Halde­ Adult Instruction (Jlass. 9:30 a.m.. Morning Worship. St. George’s Episcopal Church Pastor Also, I might add that start­ the comer from our Senior Cen­ The Rev. Mr. Swensen preach­ man. Nur-ery care for young Rev. William Schmeider The Salvation Army children. Walk in the Park for Bt. 44A Bolton Unitarian Fellowship ing in August, the Wednesday ter. Now this place is available ing. Nursery for pre-school chil­ Rev. Robert W. Diloff, Vicar Rev. Anthony Mitchell morning pinochle will shift to at approxlmateLy $80 a month dren. 661 Main St. Kindergarten through Grade 8. of Glastonbnry MaJ. Kenneth I.anre, 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. Aiuidemy Junior High a new day. This activity will per occupant of four. It has all 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. Masses at 7, 8, 9:18, 10:30, the kitchen facilities, dining Officer In Charge 11:4{> a.m. Main St., Glastonbury be moved to Thursday morn­ Noith United Methodist Church Church of the Nasarene 10:16 a.m. Morning Prayer. ings so that it will not conflict room and living room, if 800 Parker St. Sunday, 8 a.m.. Prayer 236 Main St. Nursery care. with our other Wednesday ac- you’re looldng for a reesonaUe Bov. Earle B. Custer, St. Matthew’s Church 10:80 a.m.. Sendee, Nursery Uvities. Breakfast. Rev. William A. Taylor, Paator and School. ^ place to lay your hot, and have Pastor 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. TalcottvIUe Congregational Tolland Pete Vendrillo who handles a few lonely friends, this could (Classes for all ages). Church Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, Pastor IW* program is already plan­ make for a nice set-up, end like 9:80 a.m.. Church School. United Church of Christ First Congregational Church 9:00 a.m.. Worship Service. 10:48 a.m., Holiness Meeting Classes for all age groups. Meeting Sundays in New Church ning a couple of surprises tor I say. It’s only around tlft conv. Sermon: "Yesterdlay’s To­ Rev. Truman O, Ireland. Of Vernon (nursery provided). 10:46 a.m., Worship Service. Rev. John A. Lacey, this group. Remember this er from aU the action. So if morrow." The Rev. Ernest Har­ 6:18 p.m., Open Air Kfoeting. Pastor Masses at 7:30, 8:30, and 10:80 past season Pete took this group there are two, three, or four 8 p.m.. Young Adult, Teen and a.m. Minister ris, associate pastor of the Sec­ 6:30 p.m., Prayer Meeting. Junior meetings. on a mystery ride, and it turn­ ladles who m ij^t he Interested, ond Congregational Church, will 10 a.m.. Public, Worship. De­ Rev. Betsy F. Reed, ed out to be a pleasant surprise 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. Minister Of Christian Education then call our office, and we’ll be guest preacher. David L. dication of new light-oak. Guest for all. Anyone can participate give you further Information. Book Stand in loving memory Unitarian Meeting House Mangun, student assistant. 80 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford In this pinochle playing; all When you go by our Center Nursery for children up to five of Hector Hutt. 9:28 and 10:66 a.m., (Jhurch you have to do is show up in Rev. Nathaniel D. Laurlat Scliool. the next time, notice some new years old. Communications Satellite the morning. sidewalks. In fact, they extend Second Congregational Church 9'30 and 11 a.m.. Morning We had a pretty good turn­ 1 0 a.m.. Worship Service, Worship, the Rev. Mr. Lacey right up to the front steps, so First (Tiiirrh of Christ, United Church Of Christ out for our Friday night set­ you see we’re trying to improve Rt. 44A, Coventry Nursery and Worship Church preaching. Child care is avail­ Scientist Missinff Following Blastoff School. back, and the winners were: conditions for you folks all the 44 N. Main St. Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, able at both services. Claire Renn, 126; Wilma time, ^leaking of- Improve­ CAPE KENNEDY, Fla (AP) I u n c h 1 n g attempts were Minister 8 p.m.. Junior Pilgrim Fel­ Vernon Assembly of God Charch Fleischer, 128; Florence PUtt, ments, I’m In high hopes of get­ 10 a.m., Church Service, — A new commercial communl- scrubbed due to various mal- lowship. 119; Esther Anderson, 118; ting a covering between the c.itto-i' satellite, blasted aloft by funcUons. 9:30 a.m.. Service of Worship. Northeast School 7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fel- George Schroll, 117; Helen Sunday School and Nursery. Intersection of Bts. 80 and SI two building sections, cum) in "Truth” is the subject, of the a three-.'cbige Delta rocket, was The 622-pourd communica­ lov/shlp. Erickson, 117; Bernice Mar­ that way be able to have a mute and missing today. Wupping Community Church Vernon tin, 114; and W. J. Messier, lesson-sermon. 'The Golden Text tions relay platform, owned by Rey. Uoyd A. Westover, Paator nice coat room and storage from Psalms 119: 89, ,66. At 6:30 a.m,, about eight the 88-mcmber-natlon Interna­ Congregational Messiah Evangelical Lutheran 113. space.’ hourn lifter the laumbing, offi­ Rev. HaroM W. Richardson, Church This Friday night setback The Christian Science Read­ tional Oommundcations Satellite 9:48 a.m., Sunday School, Schedule for the week: ing Room, open to the public cials said tracking stiUiGns in Consortium -Intelsat—was to . Minister Wisconsin Sjrnod tournament will cimtlnue on Monday, 10 a.m. to noon, Au:Xriil'a and Italy "up to tills Rev. Jlralr M. Sogomlsn, ll a.m.. Worship Service. 296 Buckland Rd., Wapping each Friday, and there is al­ except on holidays, is located replace a similar spacecraft 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. kitchen social, everyime bring at 749 Main St. 'The hours, are lime Imve received no Fignals to that billed over the Atlantic lost Associate .Minister Rev. Karl R. Gurgel, Pastor ways room for more players one can of canned goods, as 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday cKinflnn that tile Intelsat spoce- month. to get out with the gang, and these are th^ final games for through Saturday. cr.i;l li' in the pnignimmed or-. 9:80 a.m.. Worship Service. Avery Bt. 10 a.m., Sunday School. enjoy partlclpeting with each After tile failure, traced to an Christian Reformed Church a few weeks, and aU the prises ' Hi’-. " Sermon by the Rev. Mr. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. other. Also, you pinochle play­ are double; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., antenna aiming me<4innism, In- Sogomlan: "The Way of G6 were relayed via two satel­ 2 to 6 years. Our Savior Lutheran Church Rev. George Nostrand, Rev. V. Henry Anderson, mamently 22,300 miles over the lites over the I’aclftc and Indian St. Mary’s Oiurch. Rev. Erie J. Gothberg, Atlantic Ocean luwl function os 839 Graham Road, W.vpplng ocean:'. Bolton Congregational Church Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, kUnlster Pastors a radio relay station. Rev. J. Stanton Conover, Tile National Aeronautics ami Minister 8 a.m.. Morning Suffrages. Sixu-e Administration reported Bank Kobher Killed 8:3C a.m., Worship Service. Radio Today OPEN 9 a.m., Divine Worship. no complications with the 10 a.m., Worship Service. WDBC-1M6 Nursery for infants s with men , . . shall ®anrlyrHti^r Hnrnttui lirralb A SAOBED CINEMA REUilASE In-ln H. Ycaworth Jr., Producer inherit the kingdom- of God." 1 Dw 8:9. 10 CENTER PARK 643-2711 SM or CALVARY CHURCH,' SUNDAY. 7:30 F.M. Bible Prsachini:. . . Special Musk/ CHURCH OF CHRIST Every »mdhy 7:00 PJW. C A U nSH 647 E. MIDDLE TPKE. Lydall and Vernon Streets Rockvtils ora-VTBH Phone: 643-2817 ManebsoUr 060-mH (“TVPaul CarlBOD Story” on August 3) Boitoo 047-lTtl ’ '■ 'V . ■ PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER-EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATCTIDAY, JLO.Y 26, 1969 MANCHESTER E\^NING HERALD. MANCHESTER, COlW.,. SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1969 APAGE NINE Far-Away pwro TTif'eal at P arty Full Military Honors PUrrO. People Iniierested Brings Arrest Kennedy Puts Future Lands Call In Narootles Treatmdit Or­ All About Uganda M n . Blduwid B eetaecei ganisation Inc., is how open A surprise birthday party last Funn-aJ merrioem tar Mra. Monday throug^t Wettoesday night ended with a gun threat, KAMPALA. Ugazxia (API — Miltda Obete, a Protestant, has The geocraplMi' ptoleniy in \ On Line Before Public President Arrives L«uk>e Loagrton Recknacel of To Youth erenlm s, <:ao to iS, to fbe and an arrest. a slEiter who is a (JathoUc nun the second century A. D. (Continiied from Page One) — —------24» Hi«:b St.. wil« or, Richard Uganda, cfaoseii by Pope I^aul By DOKI tonn^- bettom.'floor of the Wintaihs Richard Bodreau, 29. of 471 'VI for the first papal visit to and another dose reCrtlve who thought that the Nils oan^ from Thttkiiigei, lidll be held M o a te / Bufldiiv of St Mary's Epis­ first explanation beyond a brief “ojnehow I struggled to the sur- Tiae Lea Aat^eles Times P ark er SL. was charged with this continent. Uvei up to the is a devout Moslem. the Mountains of the Mioon. He at 11 a..m. at Hoimea Fuzieral copal Church on Park St breach of peace by aas^t,, atatement to police last Satur- i, j , In Troubled Area Letters full of questtoos frona image of deepest Africa. In contrast to the turbulence did a map, poeslUy from tratrel- Home, *Wt Kaln St. The Rer. ... An ex-addict, a parent of a He said he dove to try to res- _ , ^ ra^oowai are pUe>a hleb breach of peace by assault wttb; This picturesque land north of in much of Africa, Uganda has els' tales, whkdi faspinatod ex- *“51' cue Miss Kopechne, ,then went (Continued from Page One) RamUd A, Erbe, pastor of Our on _ my desk a«ain. ^Here are drtig uaer, and a professional a gun. and intoxication, after |ie Lake Victoria provides a heady been relatively peaceful. jSorer* for centuries and turned It still left unanswered these back to the cottage and asked The most recent visit to-.jrfa- Savtor Lutheran Church in few, with some answers. counselor are on hand to talk allegedly struck his wife pid American deployments In the V/iLf/ping, will officiate. Burial potioa for ptigrim, hiaUirlan, in- Four year* after the country out to be aoourate in a general key questions: Gargan and Markham to help nlla a U.3. presidept"^ was to anyone on an anonymous threatened to leave a couple of Philippines are under review. will be to Bast Cemetery. Q. My draft claastflcatton is vei.tor, nature tover o r old 'Tar- became independent Otioteo way. him try again to locate her un­ that of Lyndon B. .Jdhn-son in LA. Does this mean I cannot basis. The phone number is neighbors dead. —Why Kennedy was on the Friends may call at the funer­ zan fan. overthrow Uganda's- first presi­ A taUe end chair presented to derwater. Long an American possession, l!i66. At Ih.at tlm ^ lin tlw ar dem- leave the country even tor sum­ 41S-280D. Police said Bodreau and his the Kaheka of Buganda in 1S62 dirt road leading to the narrow al home tomorrw from 2 to 4 Large forest gorillas live on dent, Sir Edward Mutes, abol­ wooden bridge where his car Exhausted and confused, he the Philippines were gnuited in- on.strators slprnied Johnson's mer travel? wife. Sandra, became Involved by Ridiard Hanning Speke, who said, "I had them take me to and 7 to 9 p.m. the slopes of 11,000-foot vol­ ished heredltaiy (dngdoms and plunged into a salt-water Inlet? def>endence in'/ 1946. Nationalist hotel and^-''wero ri'pulsed m A Selective Service Law re- to an argument over an incldeiit discovered the soivoe. of the the ferry crossing, the ferry canoes. Pygmies inbahot the re^daced them with a republican Tile senator (o'd police he made sentiment nms strong here, and bloody plashes with troops and quirea that ytai ' report' any that took ;rface during a party Nile, is on display at the tombs having shut down for the night. Fred Z. iobm im mow-capped Ruwemori Moun­ conrtitutlon. a wrong turn driving Miss Ko- mlhtant Filipinos often com- JWliC(< chanjfe to your personal sta­ Police Lo^ given by Louis Welch of 217 of the Kabafcaa. I suddenly jumped Into the wa­ Funeral aervlces for Fred Z. tains. known as the Mountains Last (October, marking the pechne to the island fe.Ty after plain that Manila’s tics \rith ...<’'3 sixth birthday, Obote a reunion party. At a T-tntersec- Washington are still too close. ,• 'Starcos Sunday, Nixon flies to cannot travel outside the con­ well above sea level, Uganda across, nearly drowning once Ht., who died Wedneaday to ARBEST8 struck hla wrife to the face, po­ Crocodiles Mide off sun-baked wrote: "The Uganda revolution tion, the only paved road on the The Marcos governnveltt Incloiieyia for another one-day tinental rjnited States and its of 1988 was a revduUon of th e has what tourist brochures call again in the effort.” CSearwater, FU... will be held William HerbifU, 17, of El­ lice report. caadban into the murky Nile as island turns left toward the fer­ friendly to the United SJprts, Is .stay tv-fore prtveedlng to Bang- possessions without first obtato- GI Rec(yvering a perpetual MediterTanean aum- The sgilt-water channel be­ Monday af 12:3d p.m. at ____ lington, and Jeffery West 17, of Police say that Bodreau then tour boats pass a few feet from masses againrt the forces of ry and is marked with an ar­ WTestllng with rislpg crim e kok Monday. Funeral Home, 4d0 'i? Rockville, were arreslW and feu:laJism and tribalism whose mer. The sun alwaya rises at 7 tween Chappaquiddick and the rates, ollegntlon.s of-'w-idesproad draft board. went home alone, while his wife Robert Zabka at Venuci, a shore, Elephants have the right row the dirt road goes right. In The president also will visit Main St. The Rev, Kenneth , charged with shoi^ifttog, after design was to divide Uganda am. and seta at 7 pm. village of Edgartown on the ad­ corruption, an p n \v e oppo,sitlon India, Pakistan, Rcmanl.i, nmi ran away to a neighboring ga­ 21-year-old paratrooper serious­ of way in tiaMnnal parks. River the television speech, he made joining resort island of Martha’s Steer* of Center Congregation- into personal domahiB. Dugout canoes or the modern and mllitary.'forays by CVunimi- Britain : before returning to rage where she fen asleep. ly injured to May's battle for perch are so big you throw them no mention at all of the turn. Vineyard off Cape Cod Is about al Church will officiate. Burial ^ a foregn coun- racket from King's at the Park- "It would be impc Hble to metal ones of the same shape nlst-lnsf^eU Huk guerrillas W.ishin^fton Aug 3 Bodreau returned some hours back in if they weigh under 25 —What happened when he 250 yards wide. will be in Grove Hill Cemetery, » ^ ™ ’•'eeks. They will appear in coun later with a gun and. according Hamburger Hill to Vietnam, is steer back to the old ways glide noiselessly by on the InvoJVt-d in a caniixiigii (or Nixon (lew to Guam Friday pound'. plunged into the water to Swim Kennedy said he returned to A. The Experiment in Inter- ^ug 11 to witness statements, said to recovering to West Roxbury, where the masses did noi m at­ three-hour, $4-20 boat trip hi r«V4;l^clion this fall, Marco.-* is Rockville. People live a Mmple life, froii the island to Edgartowm? his hotel in Edgartown about 2 after wttru's.hng the succewiful There wCl be no calling hours. national Uvlng is the oldest and - _____ Welch, “If Sandra is home by Mass. ter and where only the chiefs or either MurcMaon or Queen Eli* ^ n i o s t certain to Iv-ncfit ffom splashikiwn .ind recover)' of largest exchange oi^anlzatlon many in mud huts, raising ba­ Kennedy said two friends, Jo­ a.m. and collapsed in his room. The family miggeats that Stephen Naezkowaki, 18, of morning, two of your neighbors Zahka, who wrote borne that nanas and ksighom call and the land owners or the well-to- aabeth National Park. the Nixon vtoit. His optxiiu-nt is Aixillo 11 lUid Us thr*V'-man and has a variety of programs seph Gargan and 'Paul Mark­ The next morning, he went back tfv^se wishing to do ho make 208 Hackmatack St., charged will be dead." his company was "badly maul­ tritering for brides. do'matter . . On either trip tourists are / a onetime political ally. Sen miH>n erew. for persons U to 30 in 50 con- ham, had helped him dive (or to Chappaquiddick Island and memorial contributlfins to the with speeding. Court date Aug. Welch then wrestled Bodreau ed" to the fighting, was struck Pope Paul VT, who comes Parliament has maintained a likely to see dozens of himber- Sergio Osmerui J r In Guam, heavily iK-pendi-nt tries. Each features a one- Miss Kopechne after the acci­ called an attorney before re­ Heart Fhrtd. 11. to the ground and, -with the help to the neck, spinal cord and hire July 31. is pmlrayed in Mate of emergency—permitting Ing elephants, scores of snorting Osmena lost ivilltloal -iHiint.* economically on Its U S. mili­ month stay with a family to a dent. He said he was confused turning to see the village police. of other party guests, they di> left lung. Emergency first aid front of the Mourdaina of the arrest and indefinite detention Mppos, dark, dubious water buf­ r*'o»-ntly on a private in p to the tary bases. Nixon conferred host community abroad, fol­ and in shock. Kennedy said they There was no explanation of Julian Pelletier, 19, of Hart­ armed Bureau. by a fellow soldier saved his Mcon on Uganda's newest post-, without trial—in Buganda ever' falo and hundreds of birds —all Linlted Slates when he failed to with High Commtosioner Kd lowed variously by a few weeks ford, charged -with driving an within easy range of a camera. took him to the ferry landing what happened to Gargan and Bodreau then went home Hie. Zahka is now paralysed age stamp. Hundreds of thou­ since the revrrfution. Markham after Kennedy get an ap(vilnlment with Nixon w.ird Johnson of the Marianas spent in travel or in a work or unregistered motor vehicle. At Entebbe’s well-menlcured and he suddenly jumped Into the Al>out Town again and It was there that he from the chest down. sand; of pilgr jms will be here to Last year rix men and a wom­ plunged into the water. One sec­ I 1 Marcos used diplom.ilic infill Trust Territory anil three mem field study project, or oy a se­ Court date Aug. 11. botanical gardens on the shores water to begin swimming, al­ MIhh Jouce Baldyga, daugh­ was arrested at about 6 a.m. Ifis parents are Mr. and Mrs. .;e the pontiff. an were tried on charges of plot­ retary has said Gargan drove cnee to insure lli.il, om- offu-ml l»-rs of the Mleroneslan U-gi,*l.i mester in a study jwogram. A He will appear to court Aug. Joseph Zabka Sr. of Riverside ting to overthrow Obote's gov­ of Lake Victoria, not far from most dfownlng in the crossing. said. '. turc ter 'A Mr. and Mrs, John Summ er l,anguage Camp Is . Dennis Martin, 20, of 84 In this area some of Africa’s back toward the cottage around Haldyga of 439 Hilliard Bt., has 11. Dr. early Christians were bom. edu­ ernment. The High Court was Entebbe International Airport, Did Gargan and Markham 9 or 9:30 a.m. to pick up th least South Windsor Tobacco Net tin Coes IJpin Smohe Wishing to iipiv-ar nciilml Some r«-sld«-nls of the Marc offered to teen-agers — five Broad St., charged with operat­ toid they planned to kill Obote vines where a Hollywood watch his struggle without tele­ ilumig his visit, althougti he is. .iixis, whteh surround Guam and arrived to Galway, Ireland, ing a motor vehicle while his cated. baptized and put to death of the girls and take them to the weeks of Intensive language and put his body on public dis­ TIarzan once swung sUH dangle phoning authorities for help? Or staying at the pi>-«iilentlal (xc are administered by W.ishmgtoii where she wdll be employed at study In the United B'ates fol­ license is under suspension. for their beiiefa. Twenty-two of ferry. Shortly afterwards, Ken­ Fire last niglit destroyed nearly tliree-qiiarter.s of Rd., brought SoiHJU Windsor !ind Miinchostei' Skefftoton Arms Hotel, Eyre them became Black Africa's play in a zoa expectantly. if they had left and were un­ nedy appeared at the police sta­ firanen. (EJUPhtm)). liice and sleeping In ,1 Ix-ii va- on Iv-half of the t'lUlcd N.itlons, lowed by a three-week home- Court date Aug. 11. At 91,000 square m iles Uganda an acre of tobacco netting in South \Vindsor. The Square. Moment Has Arrived first saints when Pope Paul can­ One man was sentenced to life aware of the swim, weren’t they tion. fire, til the Hartman Tobacco Co. fields on Wheeler rated by Mai\-o<, Nixon .s*-t are l*-*s than enthusiastic alxuil stay with a family to a foreign in prison, two others to eight is sUgtiiuy sm aller than Oregon. concerned about where ‘.ne trou­ country, onized them in 1964. He will hon­ aside time in Manila for a lio- the w.iy the United Stat*-s ear Nufizlo Parente, 21, of Blast years each and the others ac­ It is the Uggeet coffee producer bled Kennedy had gone?* Why Mary-Ann, linda, Kathy and Hartford, charged with making or them during Ms visit. tel.suite met-ling with Osmeiui rie.* out It.s trust resfxuvsilahttes Internsdional Career Train­ quitted, only to be rearrested In the British Commonwealth did they take no apparent action Sharon Green, daughtent of Mr, ing 1s a 12-month an unnecessary noise with a A _ proud, friendly people, For Look at Rocks under Buganda’s emergency and one of the biggest ootton that would have summoned offi­ and Mrs, William -Green of 286 which toclu^es"";;;me^[IT’and motor vehicle. Court date Aug. Ugandans trace their heritage r>r Warminir uHIl K* /__ . . ^ laws. producers in Africa. cials? Playground 5«[vOrable Response Benedict D r, Wapplng, will be work experience abroad to pre- (f>>ntinned from Page One) from one of the country’s four New M edicaid Refiulations on Channel 30 tomorrow be­ traditional kingdoms. English is Obote, a one-time herdsman, Longhorn cattle are the object Gargan, who is Kennedy’s pare graduate students for ad------begin epeoktog the true story of might he naturally radioactive, was the country's first prime of raids, particularly in the tween 2 and 2:30 p.m. They ore mtoistratlve careers with Inter- Michael Scuderi, 18, of 888 as are some rocks on earth. the official language but the cousin, and Markham could not Notes how the moon was born, what minlMer when he overthrew the northwest where the ' people of From Massachusetts appearing because they won national .organlzatlona. For de- St., charged with dlsrc- goverment radio broadcasis in be reached for comment. Tighter for State Residents The box might contain ex- Kabaka. He wins high marks Karamoja still fight over cattle third prizes Last Saturday for an talls write to: Inqulrlea Becre- 8“'’'^''’* » '**"P **»n Court date has happened to it through bil­ 17 tonguea Kennedy waa in seclusion at ((^uiitiiiiied from I’lige One) ieust gases from the landing among friend and foe for Ms po­ with :^ a r and arrow. Irish jig at a junior talent Hhow lions (A years, what may be Unlike Ita neighbors. Uganda the family home here on Cape Special events this 'past week HARTFOUn. Conn lAlM Cmter the old law, m nxlhitim / tary. The Experiment, Putney, rocket, chemicals that could litical astutenesB. Quiet, pdpe- Jolm K Krnni’tiy .imt a family at Lake Compounce. was never a European, colony . An abundant ralnfUU over Cod, where one happy new (act 12 playgrounds supervls- fir.st Irishmen to l>e i-li-eleil Kllft^tbillty ivquir«'tm*ntN ft>r uu*amr wa3( .flxraUl, 1 ftM*l Sen Ki'nm*’ sUndlnsr la another Internatlon- Glesen, 24, of Hart­ and European settlers were few, much of the land providee for emerged after the television g^j the Town Recreation De­ mayor the Boston Glolv and miHliltral afuiLHlanr«« uiub'r thr j>erMonal property ut $1,400, The Young Adults Club of the 'Through their tactual story, cimens. Analyids can Identify drinker, Obote keeps somewhat luxuriant banana plants — a dl- liy p (‘Mimahly u to al exchange program. Teen- with failure to although it was a British protec­ speech—his wife, Joan, is four '' , ,___ Modh al pn>|fn%m bc*4 anu» tig-ht For a htmartAold of tw o / the f>jmmunlty Y has postponed its the rocka will add more solid any such contaminants; sden- remote. etary staple and, with tfaeir btg tile Herald Traveler n-ixirted pU'sunt lUH whoU* n*(*ortl to Ua* Part ** With Western registration ^d failure torate foih some 60 years before months pregnant, expecting the partment were a og r r for C'cmncM-Urut n'stdrnls im maxim\un alkiwuble Incopxo U trip to Quaddic Slate Park . knowledge, not otherwise ob­ tUts need to know if this hap­ He learned politics under lea'ves, a source of shade and pet Shew and push-ups. The that ciills were about 2 to t m ptoplc of Ma^^.^<'lm-.t'U.s m M»70 farx . _ to carry a license. Court date gaining independence in 1962. It couple’s fourth child. Kiiday. niiAA* $3,40t> and peraoniilyproprr scht^uled for tomorrow, /Those / Mexican, South tainable, about the earth, the pened. Jomo Kcirvatta in the old days, privacy around the mud huts tournament held was Roly-Poly. .suiiixul bf Keniiiviy. ITie ^ -e o rd It will la* a tcM., nrs\ lh<* Aug. 11. is Mill a m em ber of the British The senator addressed his Wflfart* CommlHwtmH'r ly $000 Hrevltaialy It a^ m $3.MOO wishing more information about w Japanese families SU.1, the BOlar syEtem. They are And the atoms Of aluminum of quitting Kenyatta’g Kenya Afri­ with straw or metal roofs (hat Following are the winners. American aiiid (-nils ri-i-elvcd vutrr.s will ifivf Krnntily a for two months. For Informa Com nvonweaUh. possibility of resignation to B rrnanT Slmplni iiaM hYtday ami $2,100 sHimilar /reduclUiln]i the club may contact Miss Ar bound to add something—wheth­ which the box Is made do give can Union only when it was dot the rolling green country­ thi-i-!: were "almost iinanlinim.s" Mron^ v(»lv of tNmfulrnrr." tior write: Youth For Under­ AfXYDENTH Women of Buganda, largest Massachusetts voters only, ask­ Dog Show each ra5«* will In* un- have been made Iry/iiU fainUy- den Godin, Rockville, er a footnote or a new chapter off gasee, mainly hydrogen, as a proscribed at the start of the side. in Mi|',|x>rl of him ■ Nt)ting the tithat havt* standing, Inc., Teen-Age Ex­ There was a two-car accident and wealthiest of the old king­ ing their advice on whether he Buckley: Best behaved, Jim ?t on Tolland Tpke. near Rt. 15 —to m ^ 's knowledge of his uni- wimple matter of rAture^ even Mau Mau emergency in the ear­ Kampala, the capital MIy Is, The ratio was 3 lo 1 (or Ki-n- ht f.ilU'ii llu‘ Kennedy ftmnly. change Program, 1930 Washte- doms of Uganda, sUU wear long, should stay in office. But there and Gary Vincek; most unusual. AuHTinbiy The 1934 Manchester High yerterday at 3-10 p.m. The verse. though the aluminum material ly 1950a. like Rome, built on seven faUlB. m-dy in W'orce.ster, an imiustrial Him?.' laKl. ll h ii quo.Mllon i»f 'Rir aMnrtji to Uiard In fUTir- rv’.w Ave., Ann Arbor MLcM busUe-style “busuU.” a Victo­ was no doubt that he was being Claudette Babineau; furriest, IVmon* mrrtlnit: (hr nrw rr- Hr:ivx>l class reunion committee drivers were Allan Bunce, , 19, Hard facts from these rocks was baked to remove most of It. It la 4H mdles fromi the shores c.ly in central ma.‘-»aelui.*ell.H NAliilhf?- the publlr uontiilmUon InK i>rrj*onal proj>rrly a rr ra*ti 48104. rian dress introduced by mis­ Sir Edward now lives in Lon­ judged also bv the p-ople of the Susie. Sandy and Stevie Pag- quirMnrntit wlU rontiniir to rr- will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. of 42 Essex St., and FrsuicLs —and other specimens that also But it needs to be known how don. of Lake Victoria — second larg­ In Springfield, fartlii-r west, tlu- out^i’t ijfhh !hf lraj{fc!y ■ imvlnjrn .UNt other liquid oiuietji Q I have heard to much sionaries to keep the girls mo­ nation, and his future hung in luica; fiercest, Mary Ann Nas- Avivr lUd. Cnm'a niH*f iMtfuU. HtiM k.n. iMimlii am) thr Main and K o r^t Sts. and prepared for examination to this. Uganda live in Uganda In otter Lake Superior In the Unit­ SlKikesmen at iH-ws|si|v-i'.s In Kum ‘dy’s story "a UUh' haixl to ers of an international student The real European infiltration Green: Handsomest, Teddy thr ' Huapriuleil lint effrctlvr iturrendn* value tn raati of Ufr fxjM PiSaNtii''' ‘ ' '—may doom one or more con- Tte scientists will look at and peace, in their old kingdoms, as ed States. In Massachusetts, the support all lhre« <-itii-> said tliey ri-- bi'lH'Vi* Whun thr thip» w$*r" Identity card. Who Is eligible? did not begin until Henry Mor­ Cummings; longest hair, Mela­ Hr]»l 1 aiHl will remain In that UUNur-iiu <’ iMilii ir.i / Se<»nd IJL. Frederick R. Fria­ There was a break and entry tra ting theories about the describe each rock, then put private citizens. Two palaces swelled. Switchboards at news­ eelvcd more tlinn lOO calls. down lu' lM‘bavx'd imitionally A. Until recently only stu- ton atanley—the Stanley of "Dr. A adngle-trwck, 8e»-mi]e rail­ nie ButLerworth. atidua unirna lh$»y arr idrarotl , Thone eligible for mrdirai a*» ble, 28, whose wife lives at 12 at the apartment of Robert moon, proposed by scientists th®in in special vacuum cans are being converted by the gov­ papers and television stations Many |H-ople, qiicslioiied after That fart tn itM-lf nhould iiAflu- Livingston. I presume"—wrote road, connecting Kampala wHh Highland Park: Shortest tail. under l)u» tlicMrr rrirtrlction!* 'Matanrr under thr pn»|n'am In Orchard St,, was namivl honor . tending college and stu- BoUha;, 709 Main St,, yesterday who until now had to speculate for later analysis and use. ernment into tourlM hotels. were deluged. The small West- , Aii.oin the :peech, said the Incidi-iil on rma* hiN ih'c'.Hlon " dento In college within two a letter to the London Daily the Indian Ocean port of Mom­ .T 1 EXawn Longtln smalle.st, Alicia Acrordlnic to the new ref^Mbi elude {mnamn over nO on old iiKr graduate of a missile mainten­ between 8:30 and 11 p.m. and from a quarter million miles Next, they plan to take one of The Nile begins its 4,000-mile ern Union office at nearby “ , _ toff Cliapliaqiiid'.llrk Island coillil Tlu* siM*6‘ch wan thr years prior to application were Telegraph appealing to Chris- basa, is the country’s economic Wagner; longest hair, Jeff tlnn*. * a ftlnglr |>emnn to hr /iHNiirtame. m |Kibllr mental ance officer >»urse July 8 at the tlO is reported missing. away. the core specimens, pulverize sojourn to the MedHerranean Hyannls was swamped. In Bos­ The microscope, powenxl by 'lint Ki-nm-dy’.s naConal imag!- tiling; rv»“ hrani -nmi r 11*00." eligible. Now a hew Internation­ ten'*om to evengelize Bugaitda. lifeline. It was built with the aid Gillette; best behaved. Terry rhglble for aid. muM have an hi^tkh and tu)>rrrutonU hoaptt Army Missile and Munitions A drawback Is that these part of it. Inject this into mice Sea In Uganda and, by^dropptng ton. an editor said. “They’re Miibeiiiii Pluniiftl one million volts of electricity, mucli moiv limn h’s pollltcal ? i d Kt.ink K.i.dinan. h6 "Kon- al pre-college student identity Within eight days of its publica­ of Asian and African ooMles In Catalano. COLUMBUS, Ohio (API annual iruNime «)f n«»t iiu»rr than aln Tlwy a rr entitled U) I*hyr» School, Rerlstone Arsenal, Ala. lAght bulbs have been brok- rocks come from just one spot which have been reared to be 2,000 feet wMhln the country, of­ calling by the millions. They’re will enable sclentiste to minute­ : tandlrg in Mavsaehii.s<-tts nrdy ^•holllil May rljrht m thru* card Is available to American tion, England’s ChUrt* Miar on- the late ISMa and early 1900b. Robertson: Best behaved, Do­ The $1 million Noil Armstrong $1,000 iiiul |>erm)na) |>rfq>erty bianii *er\'lrc<*$. dental, eyr amt cm at the Emptro Tool Co. on c>n tfie moon. They CMin no more totally free of microbes, then fers Uganda perhaps the great- ove^lwhelmingly in favor of him ly probe the Interior of the moon "I think it will nun lijs I iti hiiiK '■ High School student|i for $2 apy Society decided to send mis- Do*ens of workers were de­ reen Ackerman; longest hair, Aerospace Museum -it Wapa- valued at not m«»re than $»t> other care U.8. Army I*fc. '.Thomas Ei i»0 Olcott Bl, Evidence of a tell the total story eople think the wsirst" Kdward IMgo, .a K’niihint**' Mu Division In Vietnam. my French la nil. Can I take a Valley St.: Smallest, Kim Mc­ day that construction Is to start A window was broken at Man- do’s Rocky Mcxintains or from “*■ B>elr spacecraft, carried up introduced by the Arabet was al­ In Mount Healthy, Ohio, Mrs. the giant Instrument tires a .lame.s MacGregor Burns, a df*nt at tiir Ihuvrivity of llllrx>lft short course abroad? to the moon. ready present and some 70 Is­ Isolated Astronauts Dowell; largest, Debbie Ted- bclore Jun. 1. New Location ediester Modes on Pine St. Wed­ the cxTcan bed Emmet Grainer said, "We sim­ stream of electrons through the hiogra)>h<-r of the lute I’re.sUU500,000 Ing truck, driven by Jamert Stet­ more representative of the physical, and other examina­ mlr-s onaries sough* favor and strong spoke of “Columbia,V, the c^Ans, Mewards and a cook. the Russia^ phoned on that hot thousandth of an Inch ihick union of students office. rey Durant; shortest hair. from historical society appropri­ son of Colchester, cxi Highland whole moon. tions of the rcx;ka in the space Kabakaevauasa or king.King. g«mgem Ofof uicthe Oceansoceans of space, and During the 16 days they are in' line and said they were going to SUMMER DAY CAMP Dolan. ations. with the rest to bo raised (Formnrly 4$ Adams HI. MoiiUt) Ht. The first thing acientlsts plan center laboratory, M Bslon schools spread their Hornet, the gem of the oceans lunar receiving lalb they will bomb us within the hour and he .A llotIlfr lAlikf West Side: Cutest and most by public donations. A commit­ CAMP PERIODS to do is tan the; box Jo release flruUly the NASA sclen- separate approaches to eduoa- on earth." report to experts all the details forgot to report it to the Penta- SI’AUE CENTER Houton Humphrey Mum .Soldier Ordered playful, Chris Wittke;. mo: tee to guide the campaign (or TEL 649-4906 A windshield wiu« broken rxi a gcu^es liv'lde and analyze them ‘"’eak some of the tion acrora the land. OolumMa was the name the their remarkable eight-day (API When the lunar locks Summer 1969 gon?" tricks, Julie Comins; shortest,) funds has been named. On Kennedy Talk To Serve Afrain Inu belrxvglng to Piirkiule IsmcB The moon______has_____ some Irrflnitesi-__ “m ailer specimens. As recenUy as the 1962 elec- astronauts gave their coonimand royage. and .soil were brouglit to Hous­ Opon Doily 9:00 A.M. — 5:00 P.M. Kansas City' secretary Mary wendy Farrand; oldest, Pam Porter salortor8 while he waited at home for orders. wim n portcMlIy damaged beyond have existed and making them the country’s eight million popu- window. * nore and Mary Ellen Dubaldo. but'he still doesn't belle e' it. F o • lUuM-lmil Dr. Elbert A. King, LRL cura­ he was even thinking about it. goshivla and (Is: Hov’.el Union. forts to check his status, a fei r ceni risr- ,n • Morvrbiu’k Hiding eriil Judge ruhnl Friday. tor, said small areas of gray Ho didn’t do anything really, • Arin and C raft coat of food, clothing, shelter tors and drugs and extra nurs­ tlon In Uganda today. oomtfoi^Ie quarantine quar- Arrested was Nancy D. AJerla PU8H-IP.S I-a.. and it's a little difficult (or medieal-carc co.sts. • ..Nature Htiid> • Htiiiiiit*-r Themtrr Judge William T. Bwelgcrl df corrosion on the polished alumi­ ■ bad." Highland Park: Girls. Beth and medical care —the esaen- ing care to contend with. As al­ Catholic, Protestant, Islamic ^ persons 198 E. Main St., RockvUle. •somconi- 102 to grasii the age of • \(»lleyball • llaslietlHiJI Turin Temp 104 U.H District Court uphold t,no num of the second box were not and Hindu housoi of worship doctor Police said she puUed in front Kennedy said the question of Hall: boys. George Mandville. spaci- exploration SMI*? tluU for life are the chief of­ most any family knows, the to­ Immediately explained. TURIN, Italy (API The Arniy’s contention that Hekty tal bill con be shockingly high. crown Uganda’s Mils. "President•resident ®"*^®*' prosenUy closeted “ veMcle ato ]^ on Rt. 30 his resignation had been Valli-y St.: (li Brian Golbath, The reason he gives (or not FP.ANKKORT, Ky AIM — South Srrott? Cot(ontry, Conn. thermometer hit 104 In Turin I'ad a duly to ’Miot sit home/ando/ani fenders In today’s budget, out­ ’’I don't think Its lunar mate­ and struck the car when sf^ prompted by the whispers that (21 Patty Boland. bebeving the exjiloit: "Th:- Th( adnimiulrallvt offU er,, of The turvey gives these aver­ rial,” he said. "It possibly was Friday and people expected the hope the Army wouldn’t find weighing Increases for personal backed up t o see If any help surrounded the accident Waddell: Girls 7-9, Mary El­ moon would havi- to b .ivi- Uie the (*ourt of Appenla. the atate'a age fees for some standard picked up at the cape (Kenne- asphalt In the streets to melt, him." care, recreotlon and transporta­ was needed. The operator of the Ht said if the Massachusetts len Dubaldo; Girls 10-12, Ig­ sky before anyoni coiild walk hlghefil rourt )ias the iluty of tion. Items on a hospital bill: urina­ dyl or In landing ( tiuuik aJl 4Hir sal:l Beaty ijeouhl probably rising prices of medical care, ^1‘1‘^i'ce In their senator a char- of business was to accept the was carried. breach of the peace by assault. his future as a posslb'o presl- Highland Park Bob Hall, ViRCIhIA KIPKA Have A Quaker Maid*Kitchen iiflglif'lgikboni,...... friiNirlM...... ami...... r«iUUtvm...... fnr . erall eonsumer price index. acter or ability, with or without reports of the Public Building Police said Ije and two others ttur iruuiy fu4ii of MVfn* speml nil the 1 iiKintliM at Ft. which causes you now to pay The resolution to Issue bonds der.tlal candidate was another Keeney: (li Joyce Edgar and Fill in-the application lieiou and mail l«Uliy nlkown iw Ui <>ur In* Commission and \l\e Board of who have already been arrest­ StUi (uU Sauou . A survey published In recent jib ,52 for what would have cost Justification, he could not. In my to cover the cost of the renova­ unanswered question. Sue Balesano, (21 Roxanne Ed- mAVftmrtil We eM|H<<'4riUy. tlMUik Um’ weeks by the Health Insurance opinion, adequately perform hla Finance, but no reports were ed. beat a youth July 18; FVaz- *•,- , . .tr. ( Inatalled While You're Away 1 ttw fWiTtoni oimI tim'Hrtsi tU Mmi- I’.eaty was/ drafted Feb. 9, $10 or so about 10 years ago? tion was also carriedi. Previous­ The first real test could come gar, (3) Patti Darby, 'ij A*)' to The,Herald alon*'i ' with •voiir eheeki ('iM'Hter Mi'mtfrUU IIiHipU«l lunl nil Council shows that In the na­ duties and should not continue available because no one had tor is to appear In RockvUle 1987. Ttie fallowing November The explanattons vary as ly It had been pointed out that nex' year when Kennedy is due Robertson: m Craig Frank- UuMe wtui Meat Oie floml tion s voluntary hospitals the In office," Kennedy said Friday. told the boards to prepare a CircuH Court Aug. 5. ; .-Ml Breeds— By Appointment V t: : %: fift i ?r»on^b6 |7 AO he was given a BO-duy leave and much os the charges. Some peo­ the state would Insure the to (ace re-election. Republicans. Un. (21 Stanley Snarsky. Coow back froB vacation to « bvdy Quaker nveruire price of n tingle bed He expressed the hope he could special report. told to r ^ r t to Ft. Ia«w1s, ple feel doctors are paid too bonds and give the town an out­ who had been expected to offer Waddell: (Ii Francine Rowe, AIK < OM>ITIONLI> ’t*i; III',: I-.ts -t/it'.’ir .If#* f»$y»b!r ifi *•!*. lira Ooonc*' was $42.80 at the end of 1988, but continue to make a contribution The report of the PBC, for Maid* Kitchen...the kitchen created to lighten arid fa/iiUy Wash., bef)6re going to Vietnam, much and that there aren’t right grant to cover )ialf the Builds BaUroom only, a token opponei.t. may iji Lervore Dub.aldo I OK VOI K PET'S r OMTOKT Hut the hrders gave no re|wrt- with great variations from one enough of them. Others main­ to his state, and mankind in or instance, a-ould have been the make a serious try now. West Side ' (li Kendall Wil- your daily chorea. Coane in or call u« this week minutes of all its previous cost. The resolution to ratify HOUSTON. Tex. (AP) — In Memoriam Ing date And he made repented part of the coimtry to another. tain that hospitals are mlsman- out of public life. The night now etched forever son. (2t Kathy Klein. (3) Chn.- ( I.OSKI) rOB \ U ATIO.V Ui Jovltiir tiM^morv IMla M The study, perhaps the moat meetings concerning the schodi and confirm the powers and Judge Roy Hofhetnz announced for deuila on our inatalling a Quaker Maid* <3lmfiiMui iMuwttiif away July M Inquiries/ Beaty said. Each aped. Some (eel hospital serv­ In hla speech, Nixon said: duties of the UBC was carried in Kennedy's political life begon Wittke. (4) Wendy Farrand, (5i POST »OAO KAZi. complete ever made of hmqHtal and the renovation. Xn am end­ Friday that construction wUl be- .-\ujrtist Bh thru .Augu-st 11th lime, he said, he was told to ices are misused by patients "Pecauae folks, remember, a with no discussion. Those pres­ with a reunion party for a few patnek Silver, ■ ■>--jo''t y: Kitchen while you’re away. We offer you 38 charges, allows that tn non-met­ ment was proposed that when 5*" Monday on a $2H-mllUon Kvery flay in wMitu ismaM wav. "await/further orders." who should be home In bed. man that’s to. be President of ent also 'voted to accept state campaign workers (or h’-" late SOFTBAIJ. RESIXTS Summer Hours: . / AU*nurrU« at y$m miiiu' iny way ropolitan areas the average reports are written up that they ballroom near the Astroworkl Vernon. Conn. attntaive wood finhhea and 17 lovely cabinet On Mnrch 80, 1968. Beuty suf­ Here la the explanation of­ the United States or Vice Presi­ aid and to issue ' temporary brother. Sen. Robert F. Kenne­ Nations! League Horti# \»btre*- Tlniri and y««ni ri>H iswlftlv hv price of a single b«l was $34.10, be Included In the minutes of Hotel In his bllllon-dollar AMro- 575-7621 9 A.M. to 1 P.M.— ■Mon.-.’'^3t/ But h/vo tuvl m^iu>rt«*« novor dir fered /minor Injuries In an nuto fered by the Health Insurance dent of th • Un’fed States mast dy. Mias Kopechne was one of Green 10. Buckley 3; Buck- style#. . . plug uncqualed craftananahip. Your but exactly $12 more than that this town meeting. notes. domain. nerldent. Civil a u t h o r I t I e a Institute, which represents the have the confidence of the peo­ The resolution to accept the six girls the cookout at an is­ ley 6. Bowers 12; Robertson 2 lMuiilil4ared with a Pacific and techniques ^lleat .‘iddri Revenue dressed the people. After set^ 2.00C for dinners. Hofhetnz —M ed suspicions of; Immoral 'con-( : Quaker MakI* Mcana Qualqr XIada Tlufucti hlN afnllo luia U}> bolore hla enlistment explreel budget of ‘$10,000 for \the total ('oast average of $53.90, a mW Development of new job Urig up the 'plans on an im­ the ^ building should be duct that liave been leveled at ' ( ' V ■ \ f ' And nW ImusI wo caniMit tnUlN). < Eeb. 9. )989, the Armj^ jsald; budgM tor both posts. This o ^ n e :| In January 1970. BITUMINOUS DENVER (API- — The wheat Wn aliaU nrvrr i Nw«H>t mom- die Atlantic tninl of $52, and a classifications. Many hospitals promptu easel,'he went on to would Include any secretarial my beharior and hers regarding *irlf*a. Benty made no furtli'er ellorta to now use 2'* hospital employes ^“ '"'•^st Is under way at Staple- ROBIN Of the fiTM? wn no nuM'li. .Check Ills status. West South fenlral figure of explain the various mlnoi’ help'and expenses. It was point­ that evening There has nev-,-r only $33 50 per patient compared wtth IH International Airport, / Ijist Feb. 8. Beaty went to Ft. changes in the plans and ans­ ed out that this would only be P t ^ f been a private relationship be­ Badly Mlanod Perhaps surprisingly, the av­ several years ago. While commercial jetliners wered questions. The questions' ice InrestigMluiR nndtMNii and Hbc-fm Ord and uppllel- *® “I** from the busy air- concerned the number of exits, The senator told of a (celini; m t o r s He was held a w c'h. given sev it will probably have to go back Bridgeport police were inreet- 6 ; In Memoriam or private hospltala averaged tal personnel from the elevator “I* comblitea are harvest- the flow of traffic Iri the halls, of death when his car plunged \ PARKINfJ AREA.*^ • fJA.S >mn U» r«'at. i madteal ar.rurM / more educated and more de- usual performance because this tlca arould be loM. Letnhardt my head that I was (or certain 73 TtUXA.NU TUR.NPIIU: oro.rs dlrect«l. and m y )(* „ Bolton aammer rorreopondenta, a houae n(tar where Galnea'' Amcriran A Forrigii CAIX 6I.3-769U ri7 .9 7 9 h ^ M ■ i.t Arr t ’onr. flee) pric<» ar* tj^y on* COM mandlng with regard to Its over ve -r'a 650-acre crop to a good pointed that there was land Doug Be\-ina, tel. 64S-7SM and drowming Then water entered Car Repairs tRANCHpUITCR Alwaya ram«mh«r«d by I um. I want to oervs ' ' body waa loux) on Jefferaon hl0 Oartnjda Snover. \rrTAfti In a hosptui Stay, -all health xors needs. uue available (or the creation of new Dave Norrto^ teL 649-9M7. Street. my lungs and 1 actually felt the VR’ s Our Hpertlslty sensation of drownmg But \

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"VOUR HAIR IS i "MERE WORDS "THE MEASURE OF .S T IL U PARK AS THE OF COURSE MY HAPPINESSjw. THE W O H K IN ' Y P R IV A T E Aniwcr to Prcrioiit Pufzle RAVEN'S WING/ C A N N O T I THOUGHT TW ISSS WAS O N T H E G Y E S O N VOUR SKIN A EXPRESS, X r t r y in g TO TELL ME SOME C A SE, “ T V STICK, About Food ka SMOOTH ANP THING, BUT M B.X IS STRIKING U N C u e R N S IN n i ? ( s LUSTROUS ALL OVER THE QTV/ COULP BULjSV'**' T H E . THING, HE BE USING A HELICOFTEB I MEAN MAP/ ACROSS 3 Sets apart WITH A RODS LAPPGB-^ lu AMOS'? 1 Food fish formally POSSIBUY PAlFrTGP BLACKT 4 Cotton BLIT NO, HIS THEFTS A B S 4-----a cake 8 Beef or pork bundles USINESS h^ERVICES y^IRECTORY TOO Pe t t y it> s u f ^p o p t 5 Greek war god EXPENSIVE TRANSPORTATION / 12 Fruit drink 13 Rangp 6 Kitchen 14 Sea eagle utensil Trash 15 Offshoot 7 Consume food 16 Act of making 8 European a sign blackbird CAMPING 9 Lake----- inventor 40 Command CAR LEASING H IG H G R A D E S«*«« AH$. Im. I m 18 Most 41 Penetrate ^ 7 -ii TM *M US r*« oftioiiiiLiue I PO HAVE A FEW 29 Irish fuel 44 Comfort YEAR PLAN \ laatam a Printiiis TO RENDER PROFESSIONAL BESETTING VOUR ' 24 Horse color drink, HANG-UPS... BUT AID IN TH' SOLUTION OF SPLENDID 19 Musical 31 Cudgels 46 Shield MANCHESTER Prampt aad Baetoat THEN WHO DOE8N tOUR PROBLEMS... administration !' 26 Stitched qualities 33 Arboreal bearing Ftat In Manchatter. New PrinttBg Of An Hteia 21 Faucet 47 Variable star SURPLUS SALES CO. 30 Authenticate 23 Proprietor homes enn, fu ll malntenanoe, fully IGO 48 Garden of — im N. BIAIN ST. officially 24 Demolish 38 Covered Inaored to lednoe your prob- 25 American passageway 50 Sesame at Depot Square Community Prtit 32 Immaturity leow and worries. For full 34 Midday Open Dally to 9:00 PJf. ^^LNAiNf HAS I r ~ 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 U Inftonnntloa, call 9 B u t Middle Tpke. GTUPIEO snooze J. F A B B — 049-7111 THE BEST* 35 Woman 13 14 Telephone 643-5727 ______m i adviser }2 Paid Dodga Pontiac 36 Worm i5 17 INO. 37 Having wings 19 CUSTOM MADI 0 OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. W ILLIAM S 39 Blemish S7* MAIN STBEBT MANCHESTER DICK'S 40 Above 2 ^ Phone MS-SSn CANVAS AWNINOS 41 Greek letter “ z r W e U rc* Ton To Support SHELL HOW IS IT T H E R E 'S AL W A Y S S E V E N W E 'R E A LW A Y S R U N N IN S 42 Cubic meter 24 25 28 29 KIEMORIAL CO. OR EIGHT BOTTLES OF PILLS ANP O U T B E C A U S E YOU L IV E 45 Use up The lAitn Junior Mnaonm 1 MEDICINE FOR ORAMPAWAND NOT 49 Governmental 5 T 31 33 Opposite East Oeoietoiy SERVICE SO MUCH A S AW ASPIRIN IW THE program White Glass Fixes Sashes 883 CENTER STREET DAVY .lONES BY LEFP and McWILLIAMS HOUSE FOR THE RESYOF US 51 Cover 34 35 Quality Mamoriab 52 Otherwise 35“ 38 Here we lire again, facing tak­ to the lack o ( storm .sash as m e c h a n i c o n D U TY ~ n i r r r " T n Over SO Tears’ Bxporience "T 53 Useless ' WATKINS-WEST ing, down the atorni .saali luid Uu*y will bo nishoLl AT ALL HOURS YEAH/ MAYBE WE OUGHT I TELL YOU, MARCO.X YEAH, MAN,' SHE'S BETTER H iB p 54 Anger ■ to 41 TO CONVERT OUR M A R IN A THERE'S SOMETHING putting it away for another sea- ALMA ZAHN'S LOOKING, BUILT BETTER AND Up 55 Equal FUNERAL Coll 649-5807 Inuidontally, how about the SUrteri, fl««eratorai TO AN OLD FOLKS’ HOME,' UNUSUAL ABOUT HER, SHE'S s m a r t e r THAN MOST h ' t 42 43 44 46 47 4 T RUINING US.,. 56 Look askance ■son. Before you do thl.H, look the .sureen wire in yinir whuJow'^ Cartmratora, IT SURE IS VERY DOLLS. DON'T KNOCK IT/ 57 Feminine SERVICE A. AIM ETTI, Prop. SEE US FOR) V i 44 SO !>i windows over earehilly to see I.s It rusted in jilaces and Hmall Domratlo - Poraign Cara QUIET AROUND ^ JSr, nickname '/ Ainminnm Roll Up Harrison St., Manoheoter Gifts for All Occasions that there are no craeks or' tU-TOOS THE LOCKER,', DOWN ... ti.. 54 ORMAND J. WEST hnle.s h a ve apixM ired'* If .so, do Awalega 1 Two-wheeled n broken glaas. The J. A. White lake them In to the J A While • Door Caaoptoo 56 5? Diroctor Bray’s Jewelry Store, 737 Should you not find ii .--tone i;ia.s.s Co., at 31 BIhncII St. will vehicle 96 i;iass I'o . 31 lUssell St . and a Storm Doora lilaln St., has been serving the that .suits your ehoiee, thl.s ciin fix them for you, and have them 2 Smell 149 B. O K NTE B ST. MANCHESTER~ a Comblnaltoa Wleiowa people of Manchester and vi- ejislly be ordered, but most all ready for next year If you let them fix It for you This (Ntwipaptr (nlerpriit Ann.) Manabaalar A w aleq Oa. Maneheateria (Bdeat STEVENSON’S cinlty tor a gretit many years; people find Ju.st what Uiey want wait until fall, you mav (iml t'ompany will fix eonventloiml 198 WEST CENTER ST. With FIneat FaolUtlea in fact, it Ls one of Manches- in. sUx-k. The -store is closixi on ttmt you have a eold house due (htorm ami sereen sash as well ter's oldest Jewelry stores. Monday tluring July and Augtu-t S s u a ^ o iL Tolcplioae 949-9091 ESSO Francis E. Bray was the orig- and J'pen from 9 to 5:30 dally, as the eomhinallon sturm luid BataMtahod 1949 405 MAIN ST. tnal owner of the store and in T h u i^ a ys open from 9 to 9. sefeen sash so In either ease, CNOICE VARIETY BY DICK TURNER 1950 William Bray Joined him, \fter Sept. 1. the store will be average of 24.0 stiould you need repairs made, CARNIVAL TEL. 649-5533 and on April 1, 1968 William open dally six days a weekN, '' f***'' ehiasroom teuchei thiK I.H the plaee to no The eost a a UpholaterY Pray became the owner of the ip American public schools. Qualify o f thlH w o rk in a most reaxon- P and I V I Shop WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE FREE * Tuno-Ups store. RE-UPHOLaiElUNn able tine and you know timl any -This is a most mplete store Seafood • MOIIERN FURNTTURR * Engiiw Cloanlng w»»rk that ih done here l.s of STORAGE and you will find Mr. Bniy al­ and ANTIQUES GIVE ME. AN ^ Die best quality luul workman- 43 OAK STREET THAT'S RIGHT, and Mothproofing * Minor Rapairs ways willing to help you in any ^ on all winter clotlibig ship TE L. 449-9987 a Stera Stoola and nnntNa ANY LENGTH INCH L O N G SUPP0'AND DEMAND “l~2b 1 1 * .* ^ Tw >,» N, I way possible. For tluit very spe - ..la Cuatom FUrnltara ^ No Lim it * Stamps Y O U W A N T / HOT D O G Twlay they are makiiiK hjhU dal girl, you will find fine qual­ SUpcovara and Draparlaa WITH eheekH of WimiBiiiolds to see if Mada to Otdar ity diamonds here for your In­ HOTDOG Yk^tARKADE Ylr they are marked, erased or Oompleta Balaotti af EVERYTHING.' BY FRANK O’NEAL H E A V E - N s spection. You can buy with as­ iiroken Of etairHe, windHlUelda Reuben Plen’s Matartala CLEANERS surance, and you know you are are vulnera»>le to pita and FREE ESTDMTB8 lU uttdfU riC -CU iA. getting a fine diamond if you HurateheH from flytiiK piirtleleH Texaco Station Lowar I-aval of tlw. Parimda (Next to Liggett’s) purchase it at Bray's. tlirown up from paxHiiiK ears. e e a a m Mon. a T im m . 9-e. Sat. P d ^ A N Y S / z fh o Suede Cleaning Looking for a fraternal ring? After a while this eondltton 381 Main SfrsGt e Slipcovers o Drapes 808 B U R N S ID E AYE . T ry Bray's Jewelry Store, and L'radunlly eutM dow n on your HOTDOG / 1 e Alterations s Bepalrs BAST HARTFORD if they do not stock Just what vlNlhtllty witlaait your aitually PhoM 643-9149 e All Work Done Here you wjint, they will be happy to notieliiK^ it. and ih iN 'h u x a rd Ih ■ ^ t a s k ’ 289-6333 IlydramaUo Tranamloaloa e One Day Service get it for you. . parttcuhvrJy daiiKeroiUi at nlKht Power and Hand Toola Rapairtag GLASS eCOLD FITB STORAGE Choosing wedding gifts or gifts with tile L'lnre ?t- Wiilte ('umpany eheek your SYRUP.'... SNOWf THE OLD B A R ^ THAT'S WHY Osfrinsky ed in looking at their fine dis­ windsiiield for you' and make TOURAINE . WANT TO ILATCH THE RASCALS WHEN UAPy MARY MAY LAROCNELLE and SAUSAGE , I { SURE, MR DEALER IN WASTE play of sterling on (Tystal. Mr. su re you r e a r In nafe** AND( SNOW, /AYSELF,^ GE-rs MAD,$HE 5T/IYSMAP. Bray will be happy to gift wrap Try Parkade^ Cleaners Arehie l«ar sure to please in a ^ d e L bltsky, owner of very pleaaed that they, iiave marks Uieir regular servliv FOR REST RESULTS IRON variety of prices Parkade Cle«uiers lU 402 W. been weleeled to do alithorlKed Middle Tpke. Mr, Ubltsky gives will be yoiirs on one-day serv- you are looking for a reaJly personal service to ea<-li of lUs work for Inmiraiiee eompanieN SCRAP METAL l4*. This means timt liiey imve met J” d look and are fully quaJlfieil for the eiMtNHu,iM.tu.i«iu.hteK 7-2C O''™' the reason that so many people dra)>eriee. etc. <-leuiied before and PAPER their fine selection of hlL'h standards set liy tiiese PAINT SUPPLY (om to. ”::r well one taking their clothes here the Itolldays arul what better TEXACO 781 PARKER 8T. known watches. Mr. B m y car eo m p a n ies and these a re Nlrtn- 646 MAIN STREET 'Thit doetn't pay as much cash at working, but it hat 97 Canfar Straot, Manch«it»r The Parkade i:ieaners is right phu-e (xxdd you take them Oian Tel. 448-57SS or 443-8879 Kent (|ualifieati(mN Indeed Open 21 liount A Dny U M ttsr fringa bsnsfitsr’ " ’‘' ‘ 'J"” '*'- rtext to the U ggeU D n « SUme to Parknde ('loaners? All work 'Tel. 649-0300 M 3 ^ 2 9 5 You will find the Alii Kerv FirfNtone Tlrew Sana Addrau— I Yaara of whic h woiflH L Parkade and there is al- is done on Uu- firomtsoH, 'joul DAILY 9-1 THURS. 'TIL 9 or wniun would make a wonde-f* i - lee Kmblem of the PittsburKh (fuallty line Products MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD you wlH approehUe how nh-ely I'bite (^laas ( 'o dlsplnyt»d at the MONDAY CLOSED ful gift. Not only that, but you Kina Quanty Uiey are Clwinod and pressed, While ((lasa i'o This ernidem (itn. Hrpoireni I.lceime HELLO/ MV NAME WELL, IT'S/IMPORTANT OH, I'M AFRAID NOT/ PAUL DODGE nvidy to use. nlKbifies that tills ('ompany ims IS PHIL FINN-AND THAT I « E h i m ! CLIFF SELLS STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANrt’P !:^rhtCwiTgivr;o:ru.Tut;‘ T t r 24 High Street I'M LOOKIN' FOR ENCYCLOPEDIAS— AND PONtlAC, INC. .ux:unu-y and dependability. " “ y yeare Another sor^-l.e offcreeen ’4<>|e< ted as Us aulo |(lass ’^DIAM O N DS KiUit Hartford CLIFF -ZEAL — THERE'S NO TELLIN' HOW Parkade t ’loan4rrs is laundry InslalliUlon denier II also iiteuiiB A NEW EYE M e a n w h il e UN A UATIN-AMERICAN r FOR e x a m ple ..!^ IS HE HOME? LATE HE'LL BE! I'M SORRVi 979 Main S t—TeL M9-9881 *hat thl.n firm was < hoseti for From Mrnibar I.G.U. MAY BE ABLE COUNTRY. s e FIo r CHARRIBO expert watch reptilring. :m,l service. Y Uie fine dry rlmn- Only the fpiesl k Ijuif. u used, Kor All Orraatooa ■ a IkMiginr, llulova. nON WILLIS / a : ST • day ” ” Ta a mile Alr-Condlttooed a mu.'t to pres«>rve them and «*tnbUshiiient, and Ing luvl laundry servle.e offered every man is fully iru.ned and exiMTlenced in the latest and Wlttnaurr luid Caravnllr "LET US GIVE YOU A Insure Ux-lr accunicv. Don't___ _ ''l'>Oilng tA Parkade ('letuiers! . mUF ONLY THE bent le(.iinlquen of nasiem autAT CARE CENTER cards you get tl free i leiuilng day iind Friday. i>as to be done (jla s s 4)ern when bums, yet the i>eauty of your AND vtxi CANT ee r • p.m. Bfonday. thrn 8at- not enhance the b/aiuty of the and lYsnes bui k hsikliig tinw DuPONTS S A Y S H ElS SCMETIMeSMV w (sm1 sisAvs thnaiRh 77u* coat is SERVICE P IE R R E NASTY? THIS le ME BECAUSE I inday. tone You can have this re­ U bexxone sotted. but not longer R E A D Y OWN ©TURDfry soft and sup)>le If you alusild su( ii a small one and the sav CUTTING SfOTT-ESS Hot Loncbeo Served mounted for a small sum and Porkiuk* C)*.nneni does a Isaitill FO R H IS HAVE AN UNLI6 TED /ASTON I6 H E S A ^E . n«»d etiiergefii y i Imnlng. ^isk O U T T H E MCf^VCTLAND. en(oy wearing K again ful Job of ele/ining siMsle and it iriRs a re tut great liiat ymj Stop *R Bo BREAKFAST. PHONE NUMBER. 9 Delmont St., f(s- (ste-day »ervl< <■ anti It will AAIDDLEAAAN VOLyREAFINK .Spidel watch band.H arx' car­ comes out hs>kmg brand nr-w shrjuid give some lliougiil to It 649-5531 tsi Utken core of Prvpi "Rtidy" l>af*oal AGAIN. Read Herald Ads ried he's and these wartch bands TTt* J A While Uiaas ('o will MANCHESTEi tune to take .Many cstablishiiirnts do n>A cut are designed to make your your rloGUng to th«.- I'arttade core to IjoUier < leaning - ns. k- 275 .Main .Street watch look even more beaiKt- (leaners so,that ewT-ything will tl.-». tag Mr Ui/IUky h*eU hi» AUTO PART 'ul Stop In. and sec the differ- look like new tor the holiday Phone: 619.6977 ‘-■et ri^les^ i-iwtrjvnera a)v7uld )je u b ir to 2 70 BROAD ' PLYWOOD CENTER aeoMon ahead ' A» a matter irt have rleanlng t.erv)i« on n*. k featuring a carapleta gaa i YOUR fa/1. your riothra will retain tie- ua well oa tai oilier gnr OPKN .Hbeli l-rutllM’ta piUB iMpp Plu a "their aha)»e lUvI new appe.-trani *- nienta H 1 WEUi I TOOK IV4 P'oodfi luxiu-i'jua kaw -e.ijKa. KXrCJtT A ITO BOOT aad mA&9, IRBCALU'iOU I TOWN, ANP TH' 5HERIPP /WDVWB TESTS Utkjfffi f *tr»* fjf ffir you 643-9571 f t w t fdk toui m k b . c o m ; -hri-iVti-d f .itil/i.g.- with . . -i!- W E « HAVIWG STOpptp 10U psMNd; rY v e c nnwiy n w MANCHESTER Ofh^'lvjtjr ' I* t/Ung, a f nn nLYDCR REFADUI PRIUINA PROB- yew-tul z Nom vir^-jfar wigiir -md on NO Hr.Kvic r. your* at KiriuuSa e n a m e l aad LACQUER 1.EM4 IMtBW r 'EAt DOTVNt ANP PET CENTER ion tiien' f>,ld In whlpj.ee) ( li.4K4.r. iA6T 9AW TOU. a l k e t h m Opro Dally • A J (. to 8 P J f. for REELNUUflNOn • VIa, it • C0SM - ' I II,u FOGARTY BROS., INC. M 1* H plki « lK ... IdaMiri* 46 WEST CENTER STRUT PHONE 649-4539 SILVER LANE EXTENSION MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. JULY 26. 1969 Orioles^ McNally Wins 15th Consecutive Game Windsor Manchester Nine, 2-0

McLain Pitches Shutout, ' ^ ...... — —— I—— ------— Local Crew Burty Nicktaus Resumes Game Places Plane in HopesEnded YO R K (A P ) __ aon and Andy Messersmlth, wlio . McLain, who shrugged olt Dobson, 12-7. It was O ^ a n ^ With^iye^eat With caps on his teeth, his subdued private scattered boos when he took the rinth v^top^ ^ 10 and After Breaking Out of Golf Stump *«— - • their field at the start of the game, Washingtons seventn oeceat in airplane in the hangar and continued Unable to find a con^isj- reacquired friend Mickey sames.^ ^ ^ ent winning combination; AKRON, Ohio (A P )— pros play, the awesome 7,180-. first victory in 3'a years on the S00-\-ard par-five .second He Ty\lieVi ii> fVi« McNally, with relief heln. ran only one. A1 Kaline s sacrifice yard par 70 south course ot ^ iSr !***• dl^OUt. P® n- record to 14-0 as Baltimore fly in the fifth inning off loser ANGELS - YANKS — IV^chester’s American L^ Jack Nicklaus, the burly tour. Mitchell, who turned pro wn.s on In two powerful blows ny MCljain prOVM again he beat the Chicago white Sox 4-2, Roger Nelson, 6-9, was enough, Messersmith, 9-7, won his gion was eliminated from golden bear, h^d his game Fireitone Oountry Club. ns a club n.ssistant at th,- age of and ramnretl in a 20-toot putt. 18 M predictable on the Jackson rapped his 39th homer but Mickey Stanley singled in nmth game in his last 11 deci- the Zone Eight title picture in gear and appeared ready ■'I could have played better.” 13 In Danville, Vn., .shot an ear­ Be went ahtxid with a 23-foot field as he is unpredictable with a man on to give Oakland a another and scored on an error slons, giving only a first inning last night at ML Nebo as to again assume his posi­ said Nicklaus. who is fighting ly 68 Friday and set the 36-hole putt on the fifth and w,a.s par for off it. 4-3 cSedslon over Washington in the seventh as the Tigers won double to Jerry Kenny and a Windsor Legion topped the lo­ his way out of a slump that has tion as the dominant fig ­ course record at 133 which the last 13 matching one bogey The . Detroit right-hander, ar.d Meseersmlth pitched a two- their seventh game in eight diouble to Jake GHbba In the cals 2-0. It was toe second lasted, off and on. (or almost ai.x stood only until Big Jack began shutout loss in a row (or the with another bird. pltchmg like the 31-g2me wlrmer hitter In California’s 6-0 triumph starts. eighth. He had only a 1-0 lead ure in the game of golf to­ months. his lightning iissmult on the locals. Mancheater’s record is "I wa.s a tittle .sloppy with he was last year, became the over the New York Yankees. » • . against Fritz Peterson, 10-12, day going into the third ■'And 1 couUl haw score,! bet­ rugged course. 8-8 and Windsor bettered its .some tw shots." Nleklaus .said. American League’s first 18- In the only other games, ORIOLES - WHI’TE SOX — until the Angels exploded tor round of the American Golf ter. Mitchell had been In the club mark to 8-9. "And I didn’t putt quite a.» well. game winner this season wlUi Minnesota went 16 drarngs for a wcNallv within two victories eighth againet Classic. "It's not all back yet. I’ m house for a couple of hours Coach Charlie Graff and his "But 1 liked Ihe palt,'rn of my The 210-pound Ohio strongboy -sure I can play better than this. when the powvrfiil Nicklaus Ix'- h ^ ^ L i f h T r . of me s £ le “ fm a r k McDaniel, Silk City team managed only play I phiixxl better In the sec- night as he hurled the ’Tigers by Boston trimmed Seattle 7-6. - - was a long way from pleased, But 1 hope It's coming back” gan his charge. He put a nine- consecutive victories and one five hits off of Bud Grace, with or.d round Ihiiii I did In tlx- fir.d Kansas City 3-0. * • « howei-er, even after a pair of He held a one-stroke lead over iron 30 Inches from the pin for a shy of the two-season record o< TWINS - INDIANS — no extra bases being recorded. 1 like that pattern His six-hit shutout, matching ’TIGERS • ROYALS — 66e (or a course record 132 on balding Bobby Mitchell, a 26- bird on the flr.,l hole and eaiiglit ioAo » » t j . game? m 1966—hsid a five-hit Rod Carew’s bloop double Grace didn’t strike out anyone "I juri liope It kee|X< Improv­ one of the toughest layouts the ytar-old who la gimning (or his Mitchell with lui eagle on the h c c t ^ f a t v . ^ l ‘^ m ° ” di«crV^ ■ shutout into the eighth inning, with two out in the 16th against and had only one walk! Wayne ing " \ ^ But the White Sox rallied i l r Mike Paul, 2-8, ghve Mlnneoota Gagnon, hurling for Manchester, controversial ^ y b « o ^ U>lich b e ^ K a i ^ two runs and it took three :e- its victory.’ McLain. recorded seven wiffs and had Osteen sprawls in fore^ound after a colli- u*7_____^ A®: m sed lievera to end the threat with ' ^yke Sims^,had tied the game Trio Leads Quarterbacking It .started when he miosad the his record to 15-8 while taking seven walks. fiion at first base during yesterday’s game. the bares loaded. cieveiaind with a. two-run Scoring started In the fourth Sue Berning Ypung was out after he collided with Osteen. starting assignment In the All- th: league lead in shutouts. ’The Star game Wednesday because orue-two pitching punch Im- Frank Robinson’s three-run homer with one out In the: ninth, when Windsor managed a run hl" flight was late from Detroit, pressed Royals’ manager Joe homer, his 23rd, In the fir^ and but Ron Perranoskl, 6-8, and came back In' the seventh Holds Edge All-Stars Stand Fit where he had some teeth Gordon, as well as his hitters Boog Powell’s solo shot, his blanked the Indisuis on one hit to score the other. Martin Powers Mets to Win with Homer -pped. “ I haven't seen any pitchers Baltimore the last 8 2-3 innings. Skip Mlgglns opened the Over Field Then came a feud with team- In a row better than Lolich and ®bead 4-0. • » • fourth frame with a strikeout but RED SOX - PILOTS — Klesslck was safe on a Jim To Face AFL Champs m te Lo'ich over an airplane McLain,” he sold. ” I think KIAMESHA L A K E N Y A’S-SENATORS— Russ Gibson’s plnch-hlt, Balesano’s error. Bailey singled r ie home from the game that there’- a little awe attached (AP) — .Superstitious^______Susle___ CHICAGO (AP)—Without top draft choirc O. J. ■ o' ch expected and never got, when they pitch—especially be Jackson’s wallop off All-Star three-run homer in the eighth to left and advanced to second CHiCKIRIO Bleak Night for Atlanta, Beming Is looking (or an omen Simitsou and six Other highl.v-regiirded pro holdout.s, -'nd finally McLain’s grounding cause of our young guys and reliever Darold Knowles, 2-2, inning overcame a 8-4 deficit for on the throw. Johnson reached FLAG for Die final rounds of the the creiuii of the 1968 collegiate crop sttKxl muiy tixiay by the Tigers for flying his what those two did last year.” brought Oakland from behind a Boston after Greg Goossen had on a fielder’s choice reUrlng own airplane. Lollch was a World Series 3-2 deflolt in the seventh inning put Seattle ahead with his first Klesslck, for the second out. *36,000 LPGA C3uimpion.ship. to battle the Joe NiuTuith-led Ncw York Jot-s in the 3(Ui\ n a t io n X|. l e a g u e Dave McNally, Reggie Jock- hero).” and gave the victory to Chuck homer in the seventh. Walsh then singled to left scor­ but the way she’s playing she College All-SUir ftxitball game at Soldier Field Friduv Gala One for Hank Aaron doesn't need one. njght. — East Division ing Bailey with what proved to >Vr.43-'l-X>IU» SPEEDWAY NEW YORK (AP)— It mors by Bob Bailey and Coco forced Crawford, Kosco batted W. Pet. O.B. be the winning run. a h^bnnd’a birth- Even If Southern California’s t^^le. marking Uie first a.inear Batting In the top ot the All-Star stock car racing was a beautiful night for i-'^boy. for Len Gabrielson and doubled Chicago 61 38 .616 — day Thursday and my brother SImpaon, a hlgh-,irtced bangaln „ „ American l-Wball lengiK- lixik over Die Friday Hank Aaron but. a bleak Ralley connected after Adolfo both runs home. New York 84 40 .874 4 >-4 seventh, Windsor managed one came In from Buftolo to watch er with the Buffalo Bllle; Ihir wlH lx- televised Major League niKbt show at Stafford Springs one for the Atlanta Braves. Phillips and Mack .Jones had Xniys of .Jenkins’ ' thumb St. Ixmifl 81 48 .8*8 10 more tally when Walsh doubled yesterday, but I don’t know due’s Leroy Keyce, and other na,,„n„,,y „ver (he Amerl.xin PlatooningSystem Works, Spiedway las! night, but by the Aaron reached two Important singled and then Laboy tagged a were negative and he Is not ex- Plttaburgh 48 40 .468 12 to open the frame. Childs hit t I 11 have going for me to- unalgneil pro drafU-es shoMcl BroadeasUng Clomjxiny (9 30 = L e a d e r s = remilla II looked like .i normal career plateaus Friday but solo shot. Later Rusty Staub p«!Cted to miss any pitching Philadelphia 40 86 .417 19'^ a sacrifice fly and Guy singled day,\ «ald the little blonde who up at the last minute, they p n, Kiyp) American League Friday show oouldn’t prevent the Braves added a two-run homer. turns. Montreal 32 66 .327 28% to short center field scoring went Ihto the third round With a wouldn't be welcome In All-Star Graham still hiut 17 of pro * * * Walsh who was off and ninnlng orf-shotVJge over aging Betsy O o ^ Otto Graham’s camp. fcxAbull’a 28 firsl round ilraft Ijene Bergin of Miineheater, from bowing to Montreal 8-7. West Division Patting (300 at bats)—Carew, METH REDS — I>IIILLIEH - AH’TROS — with the pitch. E d tt^ George .Strick- oholcea on a rnUiuslnstlc sqiaul tool, tile |x>le ixialllon by way of His first inning double was the — Boston Throtttes Pilots Minnesota .370; R. Smith, Bos­ ^porOi Atlanta 87 43 .870 Grant Jackson scattered sev- ton .334 ;011va, Mlmissota .384. Hm O’Neil, Kent Smith with ,ng fired a npar- ^ C3ileago Tribune, ,irllllfig hard iit Nortliwest.-rn picking a nliiilmg Ix-rtli imt of 2,900th hit of his career, leaving J.C. Martin’s two-out, two-run L oh Angclea 84 42 .863 1 SE ATTLE (A P ) — Man- John Donaldson, a walk to entli,, but the Red Sox staged two hits and John Socha with kllng 72 on a iWlly, dreary F-rl. sponsor of the nild-sumnieruniversity tn Evanstona hat 111 Defending NASCAR mixll- him 100 short of his announced homer In the eighth Inning cli­ San Fran. 84 44 .882, 2 Runs—R'. Jackson, Oakland 86; Dick Williams’ pla- ® ®higle to their winning rally in the eighth. two hits led the Manchester at­ day (or a 36-hrtt^ total of 142. clasatc. asserted today that the ^nce July It (le|x‘ar ^ a t * feene o m.m Smoky Boutwell M ario Ing the eighth. Art Shamsky fol­ 13 Innings RE)CORD-BREAKING ROUND— Jack Nicklaus shows the fierce concentration Aaron, who started this sea­ S(ui Diego pushed across a ca rrv th e Tom Satriano, but Williams Oliva, Minnesota 122. , p.m. Rockville is 4-ll. with a 72 (or 143. She ho'e«l i X aiwe for Friday nlgtifs game, ‘ ’Fats' Caruso, ilrivliig for the lowed with a double ar\d after Los AngeUa 4, Chicago 2 ' carry the Bostoq Red Sox ______^______that brought him a record-breaking 132 round lead in the American Golf (^laseic. son with 810 career homers has pair of unearned runs In the Tom Satr la ^ got on base via countered by sending Gibson up Doubles — Carew, Minnesota WIndMtr (Z) lO-'rot b W e putts on the (mn^tiaUl .Strlckler se r a 0 rbl nine and scranib'ed for e'ght V 'W »'r« i.t.i --- ^ ae( Ident at TTiomiuxm. was nm- one run, Martin’s fourth homer San Diego 3, Pittsburgh 2 3 0 1 3 0 0 0 Mathews (812), Ted Williams made them stand up to beat ’o \ borne on baok-to-back The vetenaA ‘^ tch w 'd rilled '’ a Mlgrina, c, 3 0 0 0 1 0 O pars and a single bog«-y coming mrrqiincea ana inesr txiys ,,____,, . a. . ^ mug Hlrisrg ix< Berglii'i l,ill un of the season put the Mels on Montreal 8, Atlanta 7 Triples—8 tied with 8. lb. (821) and Jimmy Foxx (834) Plttsbiu-gh. iha triumph left the tehms all ringles by O’Brien and Andrewa shot Into the right field bleach- Balle 4 0 0 10 0 0 O Parilli^ Woodall Direct Offensive Team in -K-y '' ncg^ablei^glringa tn^ per til ,1 flat rixir wheel foreeil him top. Today’s Garries Home nms—R. Jackson, Oak­ 3 1 1 3 0 0 0 this season. Jumping from Rlchlo Hebncr, wlio had hom- evm at 1-1 in toe f o u ^ ^ e to make It 4-2, and the Red Sox ers for his seoo^ homer of tol -T. M.„ 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ixmg-llinbed Carol Mann, who fomuuKie. After the first lo However. Graluim. Ui his out Kd Flemke. driving hard Tony I’crez homered (or the land 38,; F. Howard, Washington Walsh, „ eighth place to a tie (or third on erod for the Pirates earlier, Cincinnati (Clonlngar 7-12) at series which contlnuea toniglit tied It In the third on Tony Oo- season aivinE- Borion a 7-^ lend , CSiUds, ^ 3 1 2 2 0 0 1 shared the flr.rt-round lend with days of Aij-Alar practice, no late '••''th All-Star coocliiiig itsaign all nlglit. elmllenged Boutwell Reds. New York (Seaver 14-B) with Sonny Sdebert (8-8) nigliaro'a solo homer (his Utih » 34. 2 0 0 2 6 1 0 the alltime list. Ihrew wild on Van Kelly’s 3 0 2 1 2 3 1 Mr.'. Bemtng, went out In 38 IxK starter can\be of any value to "tout, has No 2 draft chtXce, reonllmiously hut not getting Elsewhere In the National Kroundcr, allowing one run'to Gob Angeles (Singer 18-7) at ul«d to face Fred Talbot (6-3) in\of the year) and doubles by * Gee stange last Stolen bases—Harper, Seattle P' ' 3 0 0 0 2 1 0 nui into trouble coming and 'hi- squad” tac-kle- (icorge Kunx of Notre arc uiid Stevens steadily plckerl DODGERS CUBS score and setting up another for Chicago (Selma 10-4) , a duel of right-handers, George Scott and Satriano. two innings for the R ^ Sox to iD. Johnson, rf. 3000000 League, New York trimmed 47; Campaneris, Oakland 34; Joe’s Retirement wound up with a 74 (or 144, The Soldier iCleld arc-lighted I*ajne, njichortiig an exrejxional his way through the Meld and Cincinnati 4-3, Los Angeles Andy Kosco ripped a pinch the Padres. San Diego (Kelley 4-8) at Once again Friday night Bos- qonigUaro’s homer was coat- ^® Kelly, Kansas City 34. Totals aea621tl"6~2 offensive line and No 8 dratt just as he was ready lo |hiss • • • Httsburgh (Walker 1-1) tan’s pitching left something to ly, b o i l e r , as the young slug- ^®®^®bed the little rlght-handper Manchester (0) clipped Chicago 4-2, PhUadcl- Iwo-nm double that pulled the Pitching (9 decisions)—Mc­ ah r h po a e rbl ph-Ji Greg Oxik of Clmiiitxid B. rglii. Stevens spun out drop^ CAUDH-GIANTS— Montreal (Robertson 2-8) at be desired, as the expanision Pi- ger liti)-t hla hn/-u th,. ® inning run on Hov- O’NeH. cf, phla ripped Houston 7-3, Son Ivxlgei-H past Chlcagi) after Fcr- Nally, Baltimore 14-0, 1.000, Smith, If. 4 0 1 2 0 0 0 heading a qiuirterbaik trio ping iilimint ,1 (nil hip lx*hhul Uob Gibson pitched a sbc-hlt-. Atlanta (Jands 8-7), N lots reached starter Mike Nagy He 11m; an emn- on a - 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 blego edged Pittsburgh 3-2 and gu.son Jenkins was struck by a Muro, 2b. 3 0 0 4 0 0 whtrti also incliules Terry I tan Taking the prime eolor no. 3 B aiesan o . 3b. St. Louis squeezed past Son line drive and forced to leave ter, striking out 11 and Ignited muiodelphla (Palmer 1-4) at and two IX.. relievers1UVCTICJ for4U1 12 IUJUhits5I III In thenmen nuah ^ t\io o 1i«ave ^ tuie h e game ^ ^ h,m ^P'**^*^ , 2 flc 3 0 0 0 1 0 American Stars Defeali ratty of N-Kre Ixuiie and B.>l>liy bark on the track, Stevens put Gacnon. p, 2 0*0 0 0 0 Francisco 2-1 In IS Innings. Ihe game. I-ouis’ winning rally In the Houston (Griffin 8-4) N picking up their six runa Unlike favor of Joe Lahoud in right nobody ’ ' Maher, rf, Didn’t Affect Play Ixxiglasa of Kansas 1 0 0 0 0 0 on .1 allow of fine driving skills, Sun Francisco Strikeouts—Lollch, , Detroit Boctia. BS, • • • Maury Wills had singled with ISlh Inning with a single as the (McCormick ’Dmrsday night when they field and clilp officials said he 3 0 2 3 1 0 Graham, returning after a as lie closed the ga|i between 164, McDowell, Cleveland 161. W a re , c . 2 0 0 2 0 0 Parilli completed 20 of 28 Ousted from (^m| BKAVES - EXPOS _ one out In the third and then Cardinals trimmed the Giants. 6-8) at St. Louis (Carlton 12-8) dropped an 8-6 decision, howev- would be lost iqr the rest of this Here, however, Goossen’s B ro o k , c. a 0 0 _ 1 . 0 ^ 0 „ NEW YORK (AR)—The I'e Sherman was Imprc-scd by three-year coaching tenure wllli hho and the leader .o within Sunday’sHiinfln.v'B r}fl.iYiAGames4i er.er, the RRedaiI .ci/kvSox urorAwere «KIablea if^xto ov- .series. \ bunt n.ttemDfattempt wasi was TMYrmAHpopped tm up f«-kto Crtepino. rf. 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 pas;es for 208 yards and two t'le playing of running buck All of Aaron’s hitting couldn;t WUlle (Yawford ripped a liner Gibson scored St. Uiuls’ wln- O u|m . c . brief retirement of .Toe Na- Washington lledskins, ’ also a half lap .Mid way through the Cincinnati at Now York National League 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 touchdowns. These came on a Ronnie Blye and light end p-ree- The Aniorlcan Ix>ngur All John Tusslllo luid Dave Ilrrm-n wlpe out an early four-run lead lhal struck Jenkins on his pitch- nlng run In the 13th •’'' bits by ercome tjic handicap thta time Nagy developeti\a ^blister on O'Brien, who turned It into a A. Noeke, ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 math from pro football ap­ a raft uf iXher first nanid nu t Will Tangle spun r-ul eaus 17-yarder to Jo'in Dockery and Stars were eliminated from fur- all with singles, which the Expos built In the ing thiitnh and forced him to I’hll Gagllano and San Dlegyi at Pittsburgh via their slugging. the index finger of 'his pitching batter on a ground out. Batting (300 at bats)—M. parently didn’t affect one man White. clxdces Ing a restart Stevens, nmning To«als 37 0 5 21 10 3 0 on an Il-yaider to rookie Wayne ther competition last night at Wlmilng pitcher Wigrrn strin k first Inning against Atlanta ace leave the game. Hank Aguirre “the - . Cards...... won Iheir. 14th gome Ix>8 Angeles at Chicago A leadoff waH5| to Syd O’Brien hnnd in Che sixth Innd^ and was The victory was the fifth in Alou, Pittsburgh .382; Stargell, tonrings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Totals bit his play on the field. Travl.i Wil'!»ms, who Ir-d ( I rahiuii-coached AIl-.Htars firih al the time, jiassed John San Francisco at St. Louis WlmJeor 0 0 0 1 0 0 12 Stewart. Woodall completed five Verplani k P'leld wlx-n Die Nii- out 10 Ixilters otul didn't issue arored Phil Nlekro on consecutive ho- relieved and after WUUo Davis In the last 18. ^ and singles by Mike Andrews replaced by Bill Landto. who the last sdx games for the third Pittsburgh .344. Tbe -■'tar quarterback of the been ridellned earlier In the le lost tw’o coll. and workerl on thlnl .|x> Montreal at Atlanta 2b: York, Wal^: sb: Guy sac-' of e'ght passes In the la-st quar­ tIofwJ League SDirs routed them, a walk. Dave Bniwn (Xeked up trolt 'Hgers jDso BATTING—Reggie Jackson, rushing, 40 y;irds on 18 carries. final scrimmage of the Denver Aided by enemy errora the Natlofhi) All HUira will |>lay wiUi ^ the coUnftuiviiV Iryinij b lead fnim 1 through 7S Etnlsh Anierli•ttll Ixiugiio won. Hits—M. Alou, Pittsburgh 148; Co'lege in Hemp.stcad, N.Y. ing a 4-0 one-lilt shutout. ,'He A ’s walloped his 38th homer Rookie George Nock was the Broncos before they departed the NuUoniLU .^Ix hlt-fl the Interrmtlonuiii A win for flKtH fin* wltli fire. iHi^werirg; Ing tielilnd Hleveiis was Flemke. Bast Division ------Kossinger, Chicago 127. A crowd of 10,000, lured by With Seasoned Vets miulo only 99 pltihes luid 71 with a man on and two out In second beat rufher with 37 fer their rookie giune tonight at with Tim MiK'onville leudliiK the Intemultoruilii will Uiem Namath'ii fumed nnirul ura Boidwelt, Fr«-«1 DeSarro and w . I.. Pet. O.B. Doubles—M. Alou, Pittsburgh Namath’s first competitive ap- were strlkos hhudng fast ImUIh. the seventh Inning, brlngflng yard i on eight tries. Kanras C'ty agiln-t the Chiefs the way with two Hln^fleu Tim Uie i hamplonMlilp A d«*fefil will r/ wlUi a idwHdlnf rnaleH <»f Bergin In spring training you pre- BalUmore 67 31 .684 — 31; Kessinger, Chicago 28. ..Oakland from behind to a 4-3 p arance since he ended hla re­ NEW YORK (AP)—If eliiuige IqisA euiyes and .sliders. Moriarty’s to Ptay sports Viewing Elsewhere, the New Orleans And Volly Murphy, a rookie CluirtebotA had n double imd fon-e itiuRher k^itne to Im* pliiy their *iwn T ile win was the (hird In a dleled the Mets capable of win­ Detroit 84 41 .868 11% Triples—B. Williams, Chicago victory over. Washington. tirement early in the week, .-aw Tlio vh^o^^.Xielileveoug Pinto imd W«Mlness out of the cellar of a 10-tenqi days Uio next two mimlhs, but by but he won the Belmont that Friday’! Results Classic 170; Jenkins, Chicago 169. us only a short Ume, but fie ( A P )— Kan Hinllh u l ^ a n Angeles Ihslger president Wsl- phy^ In that Ls unlikely beemise Hodges WhUe Manchester for years year. Arts and Letters was beat­ MinnesoU-4, Cleveland 2, 16 boasted one of the state’s best 8:00 ( 8) Red Sox vs. looked sharp,” rhealer. t'unn., tierl with ter O’Malley liirmsl ilown; They (jipj, y^ir wlUi the club he has put together one of Die en by a neck in the i960 Kentuc­ Battle for Crown Innings Seattle Backup quarterback Babe other girlterx Erldsy (or Ihir have the .strong sUeiit‘ ‘typo...... man Inherited from We.st Westnim. stixuigest twivplntoon teimis In Independent league, the town ky Elertjy but won the Belmont. ager th GII Hixlgo.s, wlio had lil.s California 6, Now York 0 has been without a senior adult Undefeated Boxer Parilli replaced N.amath for the CONCORD, Mass. (A P )— Maine’s phampion and a plar e In the se« urul annual They are nine games above l8iseb«iJI. Ills rally everyday Detroit 3, Kiuisas City 0 B oto'w ere trained by Elliott .',‘Cond an ! third quarter- with sharx' of pi'imant raoos w'Di Ih ■ team (or yearq that played at SAN DIEGO, Calif. (A P ) __ Brandeis University graduate student meet tixlay To de­ Hinnlland 0|>en lodt Tuuma the fonde.st hoix-s of a iiiiui- pl'iyers aiv Clraai Jraioa, Tom- Baltimore 4, Chicago 2 Girls Win Burch. rookie Al Woodall directing the inenl. Brooklyn Podgvr.H; they have liome. ______Undefeated heavyweight Ken cide the New England Amateur golf tournament, which ager who platoons on a teiuii Ikibby PfeU, a rookie Boston 7, Seattle 6 The Alumni Girls of Manches- Tom Seaver one of Dio ohussh- Morlorty's have competed In offense m the psist period. saw Fred Kask of Wethersfield, Conn., Ixiw out in XnilUl, the only ( 'onnea lli ut lhal luus biH onio one happy who plays .six-ond or tliird, and Oiykland 4, Washington 3 ter defeated the Cromwell Girls Diego won his Horse Changes Altogether the offensive team pWohers In InuhoIxiU wlu> at 24 .sliort.slop Bud Ihirrelson, when the Hartfonl League (or a num­ last night at Martin Field 10-2. Friday night with his semifinal play. ------—------goiter In tbe tap file sr-oring missed a ix-cfoot gahio by one Tmlay’s Games ber of years and have copped A total of 8,486 h a n i^ horses scored four touchdown.s as the brarfceta, shot 30 hole «<-ure And they have In Cleon Jones >>'''« Uie Army A bases loaded home run by knockout, putting Gary Kask, tournament medalist, pitch In a .HixiHoii Ihad, could find Washington (Shellenbnck 2-8) several ' regular sensem and changed ownership ^ through Jets sharpened up for their ol 71, 71— I4Z, two umh-r par one of the bust hitters In Uise- resen-es. Ann Pratzen of Manchester at 1 =31 of the eighth was edged ^ and 1 Friday after- him bcoomUig a 28gamo win­ at Oakliuid (Odom 14-3) , pi,iyof( titles. horse auctions diming 1968. 'Ihoy g'Tne against the College All- Sam Snead al the I’resque Isle t'nuniry Kxixiaslrai- luis heliHxl the secured the win. The Alumni n.wn by Harry Cain, a 31-year- ner luul Uio first Mot to ovor New York (Stottlcmyre 14-7) cost their .new owners more Stars in Chlc.ago next Friday d u b The Mets are just begliuiliig because they Iwotectcxl California (McOloUiUn 8-9), Manager Gene Johnson q( the will play Sunday at Mt. Nebo o , '*’®'K*’®‘J 204, old Brandeis student. reaoh 20. MB’s (eels that the becking than |17 mlUloa. mght. Paul llarkhouse uf Lynn, lo jell as a teajii. An ll-giune “ '" . ''‘.*>''1 •'‘‘‘’P'® N ag^nst- the Andover Girls at ■ Cain, who won the Maryland Leads Pack Was he worried about Uio Maas., won Ibe II.M * .flrvf June wlimtiig sln>ak niiute tlieiii Had Uie league still bexvi one Boston (Slebcrt 8-8) at Seattle I® ® ^ Amateur tlUe In 1968, goes race ami a pennant playoff prise with ’M • —138. Rna wUuiors and put thorn abofve division of 10 teams, Uie Mets (Talbot 8-3), N LaGace of the Hartford Group’l against John Sale, a 22-year- against Lo.s Angelos, Atlanta, No. 1 flipper. LaGace, out. old college student and ama­ In Canada IW'latr of Auburn tank sec­ .5()0. They biu-ked this up wlOi at Uie huvlfway mark would Mtnneoota (Koat 10-6) Cincinnati or Siui Frunclsito? East Catoollc High, (lashe teur champion of Maine, for the ond money with a 141. a .seven-game .stixsik hi rau-ly have b»>en In frairth pliu-e b«'- t'U'voland (Ellsworth 8-8) ’ ’Not yet,” replied Oil Hodgos hlnd Uie Cubs, IVxIgers ami At- Boston CoUege last spr 36-hole championship. MO.NTREAL (AP) An ags who no longer smokes following •Inly. Chicago (Horlen 6-11) at Bal­ liuita Hraix's. likely to start agalns^ Kask was behind two-up after Versus youth battle appears In a heart attack last SeptemlH-r. When tile Mets weix> rraidy timore (Phoebus 9-3), ,N But they are ixxraul In the House Gang. three holes with Cain at the the making (or the climax to and seems all the better for It lo play their 8tsl giuiie of Die Kansas City (Butler 8-8) at East dlvl,sl«i, luul If they stay Nashawtuc Country Club. this year’s Canadian Open OoU ,’ ‘We’ll talk alKUit the penmim season tile' halfway [xilnt In Detroit (Wilson 8-7) Moriarty’s are odrrenUy In a THOMPSON Uiere, or win It, Gil llixlges WALLY WIDHOLM Championship. around the middle of Scplem- Uu'lr schedule Hodges eh- Sunilny's Games , red-hot battle (pr first place In The 33-year-old programmer / pair of seasoned veterans— ber,” triLsteil the task lo Seaver. his liii.s to lx‘ votixl nnuuiger of Wiu-hlngtoii at Oakland j the standing^along with the with the locals Including John- for the Connecticut Highway SPEEDWAYS the yrair New York at California Hartforil ^ u p . son,’ WaUy Wldholm, Mike Department cut the margin to who between them have won Off ST I»1 7M0MS50N CT Boston at Seattle A numjjer of ex-pros will be Gerlch, Lev Spencer. one hole. But Cain went two-up some 270 tournaments—wers xvH..rr- Kansas City at Detroit again with a birdie on the battling It out with two new­ NASCAH lANCTIONIO . ■ MimiesoUi at Cleveland % 18th. Then Italved on the 17th comers young enough to be their NIOOI^IIIE v-Si Cliloago at Baltimore and Cain took the match. sons as the *128.000 tournament Momlay’s Game* Imp Ranks Broken, Kask had reached the semi­ entered the third round today. No games acheduled finals by defeating Maaaa- Sam flnead, who admits lo 07 chuaetls Amateur champion yeart and 131 touriuimetit vtclo- Peter Drooker In another close ries, contlnuss to lead the way Moriarly*8 Bow Lady Signs Contract one. 2 and 1. He had turned aftei firing his secofxl consecu­ back John McConnachle of Fair- NEW YORK (AP)—A tive sub-par rouix]. He slipped In New Britain historic milestone for baee- field. Tlonn.. 4 and 3 tn the first one stroke to s four-under-par ball and Mrs. Bernice Gera wHl be reached next Friday. round Thursday morning. 66 from hla opening round, but That night the 37-year-ald Moriarty BroUiers, (IghUng Two other lUghly rated Con­ still wound up on top- Friday Ixing Island housewife from for lop sjx>t In the Hartford tween the Auburn Twins and the necticut golfers were stopped wlUi a 130 totsJ. Jackson Heights vylll- become Twilight loop, wvrv defeated coming Royals ‘ in the Class short of the quarterfinals. D*- the first woman umpire In or­ That was one stroke better again by the New Britain ^^al- A New Y o r k-Pennsylvanla (endlng champion Pete 21accag- ganized baseball. She will work than Roberto de Vlcento of Ar- ooriV WiMl night at Willow Brook League. nine of , Hartford was upset 3 the game at Auburn, N.Y. be- and 1 in the second rotmd by Park, 41. ] Mrs. Gera sald^ Friday she '. \ ^ A- Joe Smldt^: of Salem.__ ,_.4 And pan count of his tournament vic­ - Pele Cfirlln hurled the win (or had received notice of her ap­ tories. but contends s 140 figure SOeLAP nectlciS Amateur champ John tlx- Kah-ons. holdqig the high- pointment as an umpire In the wouldn't, be far wrong. MOOlPfiO PfATUU O ntlle hung on for 20 boles un­ jxn*vr Onmets to only (our Cennan Tourney NY-P circuit from Vincent However, the two elder stats*. n * * Twki Tl(0ae F s*Im s* til Larry Kish of East Provi­ sewttered hits. McNamara of Buffalo, president m ei were challenged by two FRANKFURT, G srm ^ - \i dence. R I . vecst on ■ the ■ 21st etus iMt Moriarty’s downfall In flx-e of the league. It ended her relative unknowns. each seckbki (A P) — Paul Broadbent of Chi­ with s Wrdie ' TIGER DIVISION • 'Rih'W , defeats has N“en the result of three-year fight with organised hla first tournament victory and errors as twM more were re- cago shot a (our-under-par 68 In baseball to land a job as an um- the *28.000 first prize AND QuAur r inO fc Vtsrs I'ordeil last night. Pvxjr hitting the first round«of the German plre. First .Goal Scored Lea Peterson o f Ktveratde. has al.xo ixjntribiited to the col- Open Golf Championahip Fri­ 'T m ‘thrived to death.” she Calif., a 28-year-old who grad­ COMINO A U O U n Ird liisie of the team. day. but tralleil the leader. Dale LADY WINS JOB — Mrs. Bernice Gera, 37, dis­ CAST IN DRIVING ROLE—Foor-year-old Gary Scoring (he first goal m (be uated from the PGA’e qualifier IM-lxU* MOUU'IEV roR M E R BROOKLYN DODGER F.-\NS— Tills W s tbe scene at Shea Sthdiuni. Said "Now I must go out and The G.u- Hoiisi* G a'g re unles Haj-es of South Africa, by thfee prow myself. I ^ sure some plays her umpire’s contract. She will report Coon doesn’t seem to be hampered by cast on NsUonal Hockey Leaiciie means school last January, trails Mid .Heasoa (bnniplooablp home of the New York Mets, when Torn Seaver pitched his near iH'i-ftvt jpune. >(-t‘on Monday at (\>lt'.s when slrokea. Hayes, a 17-year-oM day we will have women um­ Aug. 1 for work in the Class A New York- b i^ e n right ankle as he takes port in driv­ more tn the final outcome of a' Br%ead by three strox ■.* after SLAM M ING SERVE— TennLi star rharies PasArell has a m «ui kx>k its he Umable Pulat iUce Many o f the 59,083 were fonner Dixiger fans. The' Dfxijrei-s moved to LA in watches his serve bfxrm toward .Slbn Smith durinjr their match o f the .Vationitl they meet Hartfonl Insunuioe amateur, set a course record pires In the big leagues and I Pennsylvania League. She won a three-year ing segment,'of golf clink. Youngster suf­ game then (be advantage of roinds of TD and as Peterson 1958. Tills could have been their home, liut they didn't like playing on niarshland. at il C l»y Court toumiunenl. Pasareli, fitim Puerto Kuo, lieal Smith, li-6, 6-4. G-.H. with his seven-under-par 68. hope to lie the first.” fight with organized baseball for the job. \ fered ankle fixture jumping from bunk bed. ham* lc«. ha* won only 8*.0tn as a pro

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T r a i l a n — . \ B u ild in g — Painting— faporing 21 H *lp W < m f » d ' ' H*lp W onfd- H*lp Want*d— Mol* 3A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 26. 1969 PAGE FIFTEJEN Mobil* HofiMf 5-A Contracting 1 4 BRIGHTER Homes — Painting, F m i m I * 3 5 3 5 decorating, papering. Interior H*lp Wontsd— Mol* IP SHOPPING the discounters ------T O T Ic GIFT PARTT PLAN 3 6 H*lp Wontud— THERE OITGRTA BB A LAW BY SBOBRN w4 WHIPPLB AportfiMiit* riott ApM'liiMiils • f lo t S ~ ~ CLASSIFIED has turned you off, why not CUSTOM ctaft' cabinets, vanl- and exterior. Fully Insured. Our new line now available—If Med* or Foined* 37 63 T*n*m*ntf 63 stop in at Rectown USA. Tour “ es, rec rooms, bars. etc. De- Call John Drever, 872-4166, 876- you are Interested In becoming MACHINISTS 1834. GROCiERY BUYER’S new legitimate camper center. «lsned and made to your needs. a Dealer, or having a party in SCH(X)L BUS drivers for East NEW plush one and 2-bedroom FIVE-ROOM apartment. Stove, Second Shift P ipe JovuT, twe plum ber,w o n t bend Ni<5 3 uTWHEN he. NEEDS SERViCE'HE EXPECTri, We offeroa complete line of Plastic laminating, what would your home, call or write “ San­ Windsor. Apply now for Sep­ apartments, wall to wall car­ gas heat. $75 monthly. 648- ADVERTISING EDWARD R. PRICE—Painting, OFFICE I (X)LONIAL BOARI^ CO. 'NORU rules the LEA-ST LITTLE B lT - motor homes, travel trailers, HI** covered? 649-7681. NAV, INSISTS, THAT THE OTHER ulff BREAR MIS.' exterior and interior Paper- ta’s Toy Parties Inc., “Xvtm, tember. Ciood pay. Leslie Col­ pets, (hshwazher, appliances, 6226, 6-9 p.m. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS pick-up campers, tent trtdlers. ;—r Conn., 06001. Telephone 1-673- Skilled and unskilled. Excellent wages, full-time lins, 1224 Sullivan Ave., Wapt- alr-oondlUonlng. Starting at hanging. CeUlngs, etc. Insured. Two full-time clerical with some L A T H E A N D PIPEV, A LADVn ON THE I ON A WEER-END? WHAWAVA MEAN, iCM CAN’T 03ME ON A WB HAVE customers walUag 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. 649-1001. 3456. ping, 844-1467. $166 per month. Call Paul W. L 7 r3 o n V o ro r*trS contra^Td^Uons. . aptitude for business arithmetic. differential. Blue Cross’, PHONE.' her OiSHWASHER. N0(H€E!£NEEP 6Aiurpav^ r waht mv tv fixed n o w ; (or the rental of your apart­ Good wages and working ., Inc., 55’'E lm St., Manches­ erts Electric Co., 644-2421. F*mcd* 38 complete Holiday line of bathrooms, kitchens. 649-3446 me. Estimates given. 649-7863 opened a branch In Manches­ MANCTIESTE^R Suburb — Five private entrance, ranch tjrpe, (Rockville, Toll Free) Write to Box “BB,” Manches­ ter. Rambler, Holiday Travelers, ------ter. Pleasant working oondi- W IL L C ARE for your child In room second floor apartment $146. per month. AvaUable im­ Holiday Vacationists and Holl- DORMERS, garages, txirches, NAME YOUR own price. Paint­ ter Heralfl. WANTED — Two men, one tions and full participation SAND BIiAS’I’ER needed on my licensed home days and In two-famlly home. Garage. mediately. Paul W. Dougan, day pick-up campers. Avail- rooms, room additions, ing, paper hanging, paper re­ warehousemein and one truck 643-2711 875-3136 in liberal employe benefits first shift at the Klock Co., 1366 evenings. Bolton area. 643-2618. $120 monthly plus utilities. Realtor, 649-4636. able for immediate delivery, kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing. moval, ceilings. ' Guaranteed MACHINIST driver’s helper, 18 yeeu? or program. Call before 1 p.m. Tolland ’Tpke., Manchester. Adults preferred. Hayes Agen­ If you’re the dlscrlmlnaUng sluing, general repairs. Quality workmanship. Prompt service, older, driver’s license neces­ for appointment. H*lp W anf*«l~-M ai* 36 Apply in person. PERSONAL, executive secre­ cy. 646-0131. buyer these units are design- workmanahlp. Financing avail­ satisfaction guaranteed. 647- sary, 6-day week, . fringe bene­ tary, age 23, desires position 9664. Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? ed and built (or you. Trades aWe. Economy Builders, Inc., MR. JOHN DALONE OIL BURNER service me- BRIDGEPORT SCHOOL custodians, full-time, fits. Apply Watkins Bros., East of river only, court ex­ ’inREE-R(X>M apartment, ap­ chanlc. Must have license. Con­ TAX welcomed. Stop in and brows?. 643-6169. 872-0647 evenings. ■ (208) 649-5301 second shift, excellent bene­ Shipping Dept., 936 Main St. perience, typing, shorthand. pliances, heat, hot water, $120, HOUSE needs Painting? Ex- tact Mr. Gibbs, 876-6248. ENGINE LATHE 24-Hour Answering Service Rectown USA, Route 6, Wllit------j::-----;;---- ;------Marine, experienced painter fits. Apply office of Business Requires minimum $110. Write per month. Ideal for working COLLECTOR’S mantle. BULLARD OPERATORS Box GG, Manchester, Conn. or retired coupfe. Call 649-0641, ______:______additions, garages, roofing, desires jobs until September CUSTODIAN and lane mainten­ Manager, 161 Nevers Rd., GAS STA’nO N attendant, full Wapplng. 644-1534. 228-3918, 643-9363 between 6-8. NOTICE Free to Heraid Readers siding, porches. Complete when he returns to college. SAFECO ance man, nights. Apply Holi­ or part-time, 875-6861. Free estimates. Call 649-4118, day Lanes, 39 Spencer St., Top men only for fast­ TOWN OF COVENTRY 1964 APACHE camp trailer, home remodeling. Financing INSURANCE Gard*n— Farm - Musical Instninwnts 53 Roonis W ithout Board 59 Want information on one of our classified adyerttsdmentsT sleeps 6, 649-4821. available. Call Royal Custom after 6 p.m. Manchester. growing, aircraft parts. Job Dogs— Birds— P*ts 41 Notlo* is h a r o h y g I V H lo IBs COMPANIES taxpoyar* of tho Ihwa t t C m - No answer at the telephone listed? Simpl,v call the BuUders, 646-3434. shop. Top wages, heavy Dairy Products 50 ROOM (or gentleman only, 1967 NIMROD Rlverla tent' . 164 E. Center St., M ACHINISTS —Bridgeport and overtime and full company GROOMING all breeds. Har SPANISH "F-Hole" guitar. •Btry. that I havo a rota MB lathe operators, aircraft exper­ MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL kitchen and living room facili­ and womat to ooBoot a tax .camper with added room, NEWTON H. SMITH A SON- ______F ioor^ R n is h b ig 2 4 Manchester, <2onn. benefits. Please apply in mony Hill. H.C: Chase, Hebros Good condition, with case, $40 EDWARDS ties Included. Private entrance NOTICE of (IftyMlcbt (HI mtn* m a sleeps 6, table. Ice chest In­ Rem 9dellng. repairing, addi­ imental only. 'Top pay for to person. Rd.. Boltor« 643-6427 Ask for ’Tom, 643-9471. FLOOR SANDING aiid refInish- —______CORN, beets, tomatoes, squa^. and parking. Inquire 118 Peart O F THE CX)LLECrrOR S o U o r (m >.Um O r a o d t M t *f po- cluded. Asking $660. Call 648- personnel. Full benefits. Apply Now tokiiig applications for all classes of mechanics ANSWERING SERVIGE tions,' rec rooms, garages, Ing (specialising In older CLERK - TYPIST — Accounts TWO ioTTENS looking for 21 Angel St. St. OF REVENUE tohor I, IStS, M a o o s s M M s a 2630 after 6. porches and roofing. No job in person, Rolo Machine Co., for fall employment in brand new shop. Come, grow FOR S A L E : floors). Inside pcUntlng. Paper Receivable Dept. Light book­ good home. Call 649-6480 after A M psTMBS liable by law to with 6*0. U-l4t at tha ‘'— m l Inc., 66 Elm St., Manchester. with a fast moving company. PICKED daily, delicious butter SPINET PIANO too small. Call 649-3144 hanging. No job too small, keeping and some typing re- 6:30 anytime weekends. ROOM for rent, gentleman on­ pay Tawii Toxss isr* bsrsby •totutea of th* 6 10 1* t t Oam- MARLIL MACHINE -CO. and fii^ar sweet com, cucum­ 649-0500 875-2519 John VerfoUle. 649-6760. quired. Apply Iona Mfg. Co., MANAGER-Trainee for health Wanted, responsible party to ly, central location, free park­ noUflad that I srUI hav* a oeoUetX. and rata bill o M war­ M otorcye1*»— ’ C A R PE N T R Y — concrete stepe, SQUIRREL monkey with cage, bers, stringbeans, vine ripe to­ Rots BUI lor U m list of lilt of and leave your message. You’ll hear from our advertiser In ------Regent St., Manchester. and beauty aide department. take ovar low monthly payment.s ing. References required. Call rant to ooltoot a tax s< taa (36) B ic y c io s 11 floors, hatchways, remodeling, 246 PRESTIGE PARK RD. SCHUSTERS EXPRESS, INC. matoes, native apples.'' Buck- $4.9 mlDs on tbo dollar lor tha mill* on a dollar, M aaostdsaaa Jig time without spending all evening at the telephone. Opportunity for advancement tamed. For more information on a 8()lnet piano. Can be seen 649-RI60 or 643 2693. porches, garages, closets, ceil-. (XILCHESTER, CONN. call 646-1899. land Farms, (fom er Adams Town of M o n c h sstsr, of 4.9 with 6*0. U46 of lb* a*Msnl Bonds— Stock* for ambitious man in rapidly EAST HARTFORD locally Write Oedlt Manager, BICYCLES—new amd used. R e­ ings, attics finished, rec AVON 1-637-2361 - and Tolland Tpke. FURNISHED light housekeep­ mills on th* doUor (or the Statute* M th* gteto M Otn. M o r t g o g o s 2 7 growing company. Excellent CONN. P.O. Box 35. Cortland, Ohio. Autom obilos For Sol* 4 pairs on ail makes. Open dally rooms formica, ceramic. Oth­ OPPORTUNITY CALLING CROSS BREED retriever pup­ ing room (or lady. Call 649- nrs Dsportnisnt Taxing Dto- ■MoUotx. Itoriaiaa of INI, m 9-6:30. Manchester Cycle Shop, er related work. No job too working conditions including An equal opportunity employer pies, golden and labrador, ex­ trtot of tha T o w n of Mone h a s - oraandad by •*•. 1 M | « r N * MORTGAGES, loans, first, sec­ HAMMOND ORGAN for sale. 0641 or 228-3918 between 6-8. 182 West Middle Tpke., small. Dan Moran, Builder Great demand for TV adver­ Major Medical program, paid cellent with children, for sale. ter, a n d of 6 m l U s o n tbs dollar t S M ----- ond, third, 'a ll kinds, realty, Model M103, $675. Call 643- H ER A LD 196C CORVAIR—4-door sedan, Evenings 649-8880 tised AVON coemetics. Turn holidays, pension plan. Salary EXPERIENCED Bridgeport, 644-2222. Hoii**holcl Good* 51 PI.EASANT room for gentle­ (or the ipeclal Parktng Au­ 649-2096. statewide. Credit rating tm- 6998 after 6:30 p.m. automatic transmission. De­ open. Call 649-2886, Mr. Mor- engine lathe, and heli-atch man. parking, linen service. thority Taxing DtsUlct of U m poymbte an July 1, INS and JMn- necessary, reasonable. Confi­ spare time into money. Call SEWING MACHINES - singer pendable transportetlon. $140. 1968 HONDA, CB-360, $800. ADDI'nONS, remodeling, ga­ 289-4922. reale for interview, welders. Apply H B Tool MACHINISTS and tool makers, LATHE operator. Vertical tur­ 18 MONTHS old miniature male Call 644-0248. T own of Monebastor, u o r y 1 , itie, a n d a n y tax st DOX LETTERS dential, quick arrangements. automatic zig-zag, excellent USED B-3 organ with I.«slle Call after 8 p.m., 847-1769, Call after 6 p.m., 648-2064. rage, rec rooms, bathrooms and Endearing, 168 Forest experienced, 66-hour week, air- ret lathe operators. Hardinge poodle. Excellent with chil­ Boob Buob U x Is du* and poy- fifty (IN.N) doBan ar lara and Alvin Lundy Agency, 627-7971, EARN extra money. Openings condition. Makes buttonholes speaker, walnut. Also used M-3 ROOM FOR rent, klt.h.-n sbis, ono-haU on th* Brst day For Your tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce- St, Manchester. conditioned plant, top pay for chucker operator. First class dren. Has papers. Call 643- HANDSOME 4-door dark g r e e n ______983 Main Street, Hartford. Eve- available for retail store, part- hems, embroiders, etc. Orig­ organ, blond, with electro-tone privileges, laundry faellttles, 3 t' July ItSS. a n d one-hoU o n ment work, cellar floors, pa­ top men. All fringe benefits. Inspector, capable of first 4330. • das and par- Information 1966 Lincoln Continental con­ nlng^ 233-6879. time clerks, evenings and inally over $300., 6 monthly and reverberation unit. Watkln.s huly only A fter 4:30 call 649- th* Rrst d a y of J a n u a r y 1170, obte July i, U N Altar Aw w l tios, roofing. Cal) Leon Cies- PART-’TIME machine operator, Seg Manufacturing Co., Dart piece inspection, etc. Hourly vertible. Driven only $3,000 1967 HONDA Scrambler, very weekends. Must be over 21. light work drilling, milling and payments of $8.60 each or pay- Bros., Music Dept., Main St., 5129. provldod, howavar, that any Sox' 1. UN asM Ssx-----n il dsNb THE HERALD will not nynskl. Builder. 649-4291. SECOND MORTGAGE — Un- DEPARTMENT Hill Rd., Vernon, 876-0768. rates up to $4.26 per hour. Uni­ miles by original phyrtclan low mileage. Call 648-0768. MANAGER Apply In person, 9 a.m. - 7 grinding. Also a variety of ’THREE part angora kittens, $51 cash. 622-0931 dealer Manchester. smouqUng to not mor* than fifty suant s a d tatatost w i n 6 * disclose the Identity of llmited funds available for sec­ versal Machine Co., 41 (Jhapel ROOM for retired gentleman, lollon *haU b* du* and pay- obAigtd traa* Ota Dtta Data «d any advertiser using box owner. Original cost $7,000. ------HALLMARK Building Com­ p.m., Cumberland Farms other work. Hours 8 a.m. to 12 trained. 649-6128. ond mortgages, payments to HARDWARE DEPT. S t„ Manchester. 643-0333. HOTPOINT electric stove, $36. meals free for errands. Will obi* in on* tnotoUmant on July July 1. UN. si th* rata M letters. Readers answer­ Sacrifice at $2,200. Call 649- ' pany—for home improvement, Store, 449 Hartford Rd., Man­ noon, five-day week. Small 260 (X3’S, B8A motorcycle. $280. suit your budget. Expedient AKC (follies, exceptionally Clean, good condition. Call accept working person. Call thra*qaartara (Hi ad on* par ing blind box ads who 2838. additions, rec rooms, garages, Full-time. chester. ' shop. Pleasant surroundings PRODUCTION- service. J. D. Realty, 648-6129. beautiful, healthy, . sturdy, 646-3166. W*oiing Appor*! ■ roUur* to mok* (list poy- desire to - protect their Call 649-6026. roofing, gutters. Free esti­ Apply in person. Call 649-2304 anytime. 649-6469. sable and white. 568-4219. Fur* 57 m * n t b y A u g u s t I, ISSS, randors UMtoof. (doa Chaptar identity can follow ’ his mates, all work guaranteed. TRAINEES HOTPOINT electric stove and th* whol* tax daltnquant. Soo- procedure: 1063 VOLKSWAGEN, good con­ U-lM od ths Otantni Call 646-2627. w. T. GRANT AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST WEDDING GOWN, hoop, and O B d p o y m a n t b*oofn** dsttn- of U m S t e U ad dition. Call 640-6018, 640-2412. 1069 HONDA 360 Scrambler, Businas* Opportunity 28 refrigerator In good ruxmlng Apartm*nt* Raf*— EUiclose your reply to Multi-Circuits extends an invita­ condition. Reasonable. 643- veil, size 9, $100. Phone 646- qu«Bt altar Ftbruory 1, ItTO. FttbUo Art. No. *1. $660. 668-6776 after 6 p.m. Sa v e m o n e y : Fast service. Manchester Shopping Parkade NOTICE For machinery building. T*n*m*nt* 63 the box in an envelope - PACKAGE STORE — Coven­ MANAGERS tion to visit our plant to discuss Articl** For Seri* 45 8163. 3810 or 872-4168. Intarsst U Ogurod from du* Dormers, room additions, ga­ Some related experience or address to the Classified 1968 PONTIAC Tempest, excel- HONDA 260 Scrambler, much try. Good growth potential. Job opportunities In the follow­ d*(« at th* rot* of of 1% p«^ Paym«nta nay ___ rages, porches, roofing and TOWN OF MANCHESTER so IXXniST 8t. — First Roor, 4 Manager, Manchester chrome. Very good condition. Building also available. De­ ASSISTANT MANAGERS trade school teckground. SCREENED loam, processed GARAGE SALE — Miscellane­ month or fraction of a month. «U m Thwn HAD. BrtXa 111. lent condition. Call 646-4076. PART-TIME aides, Monday ing areas: rooms, $136. Security. 646.2426, Evening Herald, together No reasonable offer refused. aiding. Compare prices. Add- tails call owner-agent, 742- POSITION VACANCY Must be able to read blue­ gravel, gravel, sand, stone, ous, few antiques, Saturday Sold tosa* or* poyoN* *t tho day Ibroiagh ’rtanodoy Bant 6 A-Level Dormer Com., 289- through Thursday, 1 1 p.m. to Want*d— To Buy SB 9-6. with a memo listing the 1966 CH EVELLE Super Sport 640-7633. 0234, 742-8530. Experienced only. Excellent FABRICATING prints, mica. Good wages, fill. George H. Griffing Inc. and Sunday, 10:30 till dork, Otfto* of th* Ctoileotor of Am..U;U p.m., and U : N pjn.. companies you do NOT 0449. 7 a.m., Friday through Sun­ excellent opportunity for the Andover 742-7886. Itevonu* In th* Kunlotpol 4 : N p.m., Friday (rant 6 o.ai.. 306. Automatic, bucket seats. salary, full company bene­ ASSISTANT (1st and 3rd Shifts) 47 Mather St. WANTED Antique furniture want to see your letter. day, 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. 649- right man with fast growing BuUdlM. U:U p.m., ood U:4fr6 pja. Excellent condftlon. Snow tires fits, pleasant working con­ RECREATION gla.sB. pewter, oil palntlnga oi Your letter will be de­ 4619. D A R K RICH stone free losim, H A R D LY used 1969 demonstra­ Monday Uuotwh Friday Cloaad Jtdy A MS. Included. 872-4078 anytime. H*lp Wantvd— ditions, chance for ad­ company. Evening or Satur­ L*gol Notic** stroyed If the advertiser Businas* Sarvicas ' , _ , ... QUALITY CONTROL five yards, $16.' Sand, gravel, other antique Item.- Any l;M a.m. to *:W p.m., oxo«pt vancement. Phone 236-2121, DIRECTOR day interviews arranged. tor zig-zag skwing machine n oaad dattardoya. Is one you’ve mentioned. Offarod 13 Poving— Drlvawoy* 14-A F * m a l * 3 5 PART-TIME cook, Thursday (2nd Shift) stone, fill, manure, pool and qu.irtlty. The Harrison’s, IM.'I OU>KU o r NOTK'K Thursday— July M. IMS Doted at 1981 FORD, Oldsmoblle engine, 236-2131. Overtime available. and styllrtl cabinet. Sews but­ Dumutn* OF CXWKsNTllY HH Xf not It will be handled and Friday, 6:30 a.m. to 1 $8590.40 - $10,264.80 paUo sand. Call 643-9604. tons on, makes buttonholes, 8709, 165 Oakland - Street, S:S0 o.m. to 7:00 p.m., and out. J u n * M , U in the usual manner. bucket seats. Beat offer. Call DRIVEWAYS Sealed — This Is WOMAN or girl for part-time INSPECTION • rUOBATK COUHT. July 21. 1MB G. W. PO LLAR D Tree Service, p.m. Call 649-4619. blind hems, darns, mono­ o ( Truman II. iluffnuui Hr . Saturday— July M, ISM Aadrap M. 644-0426. the time to restore the life and general office work, hours (h9 Liberal fringe-.henellts include 2nd Shift) TOBACXX) cloth for sale, suit­ W ANTED — ANTIQUES, used l&t* of Ooventry In Mtlil T)lJitrlrl. <1r- cutting, pruning, trimming. MINIT AUTO CARE N. P. HALLENBECK INC. grams, overcasts, makes fan­ S:M a.m. to 11 Noon m x appearance of your driveway. p.m., Monday - Friday and 9-6 hairdressers wanted, part- paid vacation; kick leave; holi­ able for lawns, bushes, trees furniture, partial or complete Brnaot It. M o o h s U Jr., 1060 CADILI-AC. 4-door, blue, Lots cleared. Reuonable. Free Bunker Hill Rd., Andover cy stitches. Still under guaran' Upon th* appUcatlun of Diivlil J IW n ad For free estimate, call 742- on Saturday. (Tall 646-2332. tlmo or full-time. Apply Magic days; pension plan; complete SCREENING estotca. (,:too REW ARD for return of lost a cr p.m.______Trees cut, building lots clear­ care for 8-year old girl, live For application and job de­ Ask tor Mr. George Smith, 9 ALUMINUM SHEETS — Used tol Sewing Service Manager. h o u s e h o l d lota — Antlquea. tho laat will and toatainent of aald Apply Russell’s Texaco, B U LL DOZER or back hoe Scolpolnt Siamese from Tun­ ed, trees topped Got a tree in. Call after 6 p.m., 649-6563. HAIDRESSER — full or part- scription apply to PERSONNEL a.m. to 12 noon. as printing plates. .009 thick 246-2140 If toll i'jUI collect. bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, Truman M. Huffman Sr.. docra4M>d. Roofing— Siding 16 Adams and Hilliard. 649-8010. operator. Laborer with dump may bo- provod. a|>Dr$jvod. alloa’oii nel Rd., Vernon. Might be problem? Well worth phone time. LuJon Salon of Beauty, OFFICip, Municipal Building, 41 23x36” , 26 cents each or 6 for glassware. We buy estates. VU- anu admlUod to pn>bato a* 1960 (THEVROLET convertible, PART-TIME receptionist to 643-1939. truck driving experience. Call CUS’TOM made draperies, slip found in Manchester or Glas­ ROOFING and Roof Repair. Center Street, Manchester, Con­ $1. Call 643-2711 iage Peddler. Auctioneer. 420 plocation <«i fllo mum fully apiMiam. V-8, automatic, 648-8262. call, 742-8262 work evenings and weekends FULL-TIME, apartment build­ MULTI-CIRCUrre INC. covers and reupholstering ft U tonbury. Call 876-0131. Couglin Roofing Co., Inc., 643- necticut 06040. 872-3771. Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247 in new modem showroom. C LE R K -TYPIST — Typing and ing custodian, for Vernon area, Budget terms. E.stabllshed In ORDERKI): Thai aaid appUratton To63 VOLKSWAGEN Srtan, YOU ARE A-1. truck Is A-1 7707. Clo^ng date for filing is Tues­ 80 HARRISON ST. PIC N IC tables, all sizes and bo hoard and dotonnlnod at Iho shorthand necessary. D iver­ live on premises, apartment 1945. Days, 624.:oi.14 evening.':, WANTED — 4x8” view camera H17 CARKKR OPPORTUNITY new muffler and snow tires Cellars, attics, yards, drtve- Must be mature, friendly, well day,.'August 6, 1969. styles. $25 and up delivered. W. sified duties in sales depart­ provided. Phone 289-4367. 649-7590. also rotary dhim dryer. Call trlct. on the 4lh ilay of Auguat, 1MB. Announc*m*nrs 2 mounted on extra rims. $660. ways sealed and small truck BID W ELL Home Improvement spoken and dependable. Call MANCHESTER SKILLED ZinkoT, Wtndsorvllle Rd., El­ at K o'clock In the for*m»on; afHl for Information, 643-2772. ment. Benefits. Apply Iona 649-3364. that public node* be ^ v rn of the F O R THE Call after p.m., 648-2937. Ing done A-1 right. CaU Tre- Co. Expert InstallaUon of lington, 875-0.397. EXPE R IE NC E D JaM bond 6 M fg. Co., 8 Regent St., Man­ W’HITE electric sewing . ma­ IKitidnnry of aald apiotc-atinn and mono Trucking Service toll- aluminum siding, gutters and OR limo and place of hoaiihg ihorecjn, SECRETARY-Bookkeeper— In­ chester. chine. Good condition. Call 643- available for any social event. 19^7 q t o white with white vinyl free, 742-9487. trim. Roofing installation and KEEP your carpets beautiful by publUhlng a ropy f»f thl* order telligent young lady, neat ap- EXPERIENCED foreign car 5660. 4*$ro In a nrwm^irr havlrgr a rlr- RIGHT WOMAN! Plays all varieties of dance top, 4-spced, power steering. repairs. 640-6400, 870-0109. UNSKILLED despite constant footsteps of a Roobis without Board 59 music. Rick Murphy, 043-1342, ' pearance, shorthand helpful w 6 m a n to assist in care of mechanic. Oill 643-2764 be­ busy family. Get Blue Lustre. culatbm In *ald i>l*trtct, and oy iwiat’ rally wheels, wide oval tires. R. F. CONSTRUCTION — Ex­ NIN E -PIE CE cherry dining Ing a copy thereof, on the public Darla Wekllnd, 643-0481. but not essential. Must be able seml-lnvalld woman, 8-6 daily, tween 8:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. Rent electric shampooer $1. t h e THOMPSON House — Got ■l^pnat In the Town of Oovenlry In Ix)w mileage. Excellent con­ cavatlng, landscaping and pav- ROOFING, aluminum . siding, Men needed, fuU-or part- room set, excellent condition, to help organize office routine. some evenings 'and weekends, Ask for Joe. Paul’s Paint & Wallpaper Sup­ tage St. centrally located, large puud Deatricl. at leaM aeven eforr eftld of hearing Hours 10 to 6. Salary commen­ no housework. Transportation and loam. Septic tank repairs years’ experience. Conneotlout with expanding electrical ply. pleasantly furnished rooms, liAVID C RArPK, jufigr an intalligant, carasr-miri'dad woman. P a r s o n a ls 1966 FORD, 10-passenger Coun­ necessary. Call Mr. Vlntone, JIG BORE Operators — first, and pad, buffet, china closet, Call 878-7216 evenings, 872-6072 Valley ConstruoUon Co., 648- surate with ability. Vernon Cir­ company in East Hartford parking, (foil 649-2368 (or over­ 649-4623, 9-5 weekdays,, Satur­ second and third shift. Lathe ’THE AMAZING Blue Lustre 6 chairs. $250 . 643-7666, after 4 try Squire station wagon, V-8, days. '^180. Free estimate. cle area. Write Box “ JJ” Man­ area. night and permanent gusrt N ^ L Hry Skin Foot 390 automatic, f power steer- chester Herald. day, 644-(M6S. operators, second shift. Verti­ will leave your upholstery p.m. rates. Cn-me, lubricant (or eiUlouses, ing, power brakes, faetorvfactory air- ■ SHARPENING Service - Saw.s ROOFING, Siding, Aluminum cal turret lathe operators, sec­ beautifully soft and clean. Please fali 289-9318 ham skin, rough dry heels, EXPERIENCED saleslady for Model Home Ffomllure conditioning, heavy duty knives, aces, shears. skates gutters. Carpentry, additions, W ANTED —Secretary full-time, ond shift. Call LeM i (3orpora- •OFFICE PERSONNEL Rent electric shampooer $1. legs. Soollies, softens tired 36-hours per week, two-man of­ drapery department at Pilgrim JOBS Uon, 643-2362. Olcott Variety Store. 8 ROOM HOUSEFUL NOTICE OF for intarvlaw. A»lf for Mr. Ettas. springs and suspension, dark rotary blades. Quick senrlee remodeling and rec rooms. feet. Quinn's Pharmacy, 87.3 Mills, 434 Oakland St. Apply to NO TICE OF green with bm ylnyl, low mile­ Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Free estimates. R. Dion, 643 fice, Manchester Board of •ADVERTISING 19 PIECES ______W a will t^ in you. Salary opBn. Main St. Education. General clerical Mrs. Sostman any evening be­ age, very good condition. $2,- Matn St., Manchester. Hour 4352. AT $297 DISSOUJTION tween 6:30 and 9:30 j^.m. WINDOW •MANAGEMENT DISSOLUTION 206. 640-4320. work includes transcription, ANYONE TO FINISH 4 FOX QROVB REALTY, INC dally 7:30-5, Tliursday. 7:80-9 Interior Designer wants reliable FOX GROVE REALTY, INC . ------Saturday 7:80-4. 648-7968. typing, general office duties TRAINEE Notice I* h*r*by g1v*n pursu­ PRODUCTION assembl^ra, to WASHER family or newlyweds to accept • Notice la hereby given punai- Autom obit** For Sal* 4 m o d e l a Ford, 2-d T O P RATE OF JOB ON THE MONDAY October 16. 1*66 Offarinq tha ultimata in modarn convaniancas Call 742-8906. „ 649-1868 after 6 p.m. tlons, zippers replaced etc 646-2332 East Center Street, Manches­ Doted S t Moncheeter. (fon- Trucks— ^Tractors 5 ■ ------—■ Call 649-4111 FOLLOWING COMPLETION OF 30 DAY SALESMEN — For Interna­ ’THREE Granny afgans, large (former Norman's Furn ter. Conneitlcut: 'm or before ^ 1068 O ^ S M O B IL E 442, 2-door BRICK, block and stone work. ^ ______COLONIAL BOARD CO. October 15. 1969 necUcul. this Uth day of July ALL ELECTRIC probationary p e r i o d tional. franchise company, spe­ size, new, $39.96. 643-8060. Warehouse Holiday Coupe. Turnpike Brick walls, paUos, outdooi^in- ALTERATIONS and plain sew- LUNCHEONETTE cializing in sales and Installa­ It corner of Pine A Fore.st St si Dated at Manchester, (ton- It KlVE-’ioN - 1962 Chevrolet, Fox Grove Reofty, Inc. cruising option, automatic, v i­ door fireplaces. sidewalks, ing done in my home. Cajl 648- 615 P arker’St., Manchester, Conn. tion of seamless aluminum aid­ JARI REEL type lawn mower, Mon -Frl 9-9 Sat 9-6 nectlcut. this 184h dsy of July stake body, 66,000 original by Roberi W Gordon. nyl top, many extras. Female chlmneys. Free estimates. 4348. Apply Mrs. E. S. Loftus it LIBERAL OVERTIME WORK MANAGER ing. Applicants should have with snow b l^ e r attachment. 1969 PAUL W. IKHJCAN, Realtor miles, $695. Call 643-5123. Its Attorney owner. Be.st offer, 040-0878, Domenlc Morrone, 649-1604. -— ------direct sales experience. $160. $65. Call 644-5 GARAGE Sale at home of John Fox Grove Realty. Inc. Salary Plus Bonos Waller. 134 I.«ke Rd . And 649-4535 salary plus commission, by Robert W Gordon. 1963 F O iin EcHinollne Van, not COMPI-^TTE sharpening serv- Fun Company Benefits 1969 COUGAR XR7 Two-diKir D E N TA L assistant - business .★ EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITIONS (foreer opportunity for right over. Antiques, bric-a-brac, a fleet vehicle. Excellent con­ 'U-e. Hiutd and power mowers Moving— Trucking— PORTABLE lilco TV. m Its Attorney hardtop. Power ..steering - secretary. Experience pre­ Apply man. Mr. Sal, 278-1070. and electronics. EverUngs and dition. Call 742-7998. sharitened and reptilred. Pick S f o r e g * 2 0 years oldj^$55. 647\9541. brakes, V-8. black Vinyl top, ferred. will train. Typing es­ all. day weekends. up ami delivery. (?all cjiytlme, KEYPUNCH OPERATOR ★ JOB SECURITY -’..iwFfefjgaiB automatic, radio, alr-cii^ltlon- 1963 CHEVROLET \ ton pick­ sential, shorthand desirable. 64-3 5305. Shnrpall. 585 Adams MANCHESTER Dellvary-llght W. T. GRANT G tX)X froatJesa refrigerator. Ing, style steel wheels, f^ to ry up. heavy duly clutch,' 4-speed Write- Bpx "K ", Manchester warrantee. 646-3166, owner. St , Manche'ster, Ctoon. trucking and package delivery. Enj(>y our many anploye benefits including: Group PABKADE H d p . W onf d S years old. with freezer top; ! tranamiasion, gtH>d condition, Refrigerators, washers and Opening (or experienced Herald. Boots and Accossorios 46 KAM tuw t and gaa space heat­ $500. Call 878-3780 after 7 p.m. H ^ t h Insurance with Major Medical for you and An Equal Oppartaattx Mol* or F*mal* 37 stove moving, specialty. Fold- Alpha-Numeric IBM key- \ r ALUMINUM Starcraft boat, er 742-643*. puncher to work full-time all dependents, Paid Holidays, Paid Vacations, Pen­ Employer 1947 FORD 2-door sedan, some tng chairs for rent. 649-0762. HIGH SCHOOL junior or sopho­ OPENING for shoe store man­ trailer. h p. Johns^ en­ Hous*hoM S*rvlc*s days. Company offers ex­ more girls for psrt-time wslt- sion Plan. MODER.N light Oak dining body rot. 742-6438. ager. Good opportunity In well gine. Good condition, (foil 649- Off*r« - Move up and secure your job with a leading manu­ established organization for 8911 after 6:30 p.m. 1967 CH EVE LLE Super SpoTT conditions. Convenient free and some weekends. Must be Summit St'. Manchester Mobil* Horn** 6>A LIGHT ’TRUCKING, bulk deliv­ Pointing— Pap*ring 21 facturer of insulated Aerospace, Electronics, Tele­ person experienced In selling 396, loaded with extras. Must parking. In-plant - cafeteria neat in appearance and willing 14’ P E N N Y A N N boat, 18 h.p ery. yards, attics, cellars clean­ ladles shoes Many fringe H(jUHEHOLlJi Items and ap- 125 MAIN 5TREET (Across froBi KBigfit* of Colwmbw*) sell, '$1,675. 568-6776 after 6 B. H MAOOWAN JR. * Sons, and above average bene­ to work. Apply In person. phone Wire and liable. E\-tnrude, appraxlmately • 50 ed and removed. Also odd Jobe, Mali or Fomalt benefits and ideal chance (or pllancea for aaie 31 Strant p.m. NEW WINNEBAGO KD truck interior and exterior painting, fits. Apply: Brass Key Restaurant, 0 $ hours, Trallcar trailer, one 644-6962. future advancement. Write 81 . 649-3437 campers, Huy direct (roni (ac- paper hanging. ’Thirty years Main St, Manchester. FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT— 1962 C HRYSLER Newp(\rt. 4, VISIT OUR EMPLOYMENT OFFICE— Boot AA. Manchester Herald. year old. $360 646-4M2 after 6 tory. Sec them made. Com­ experience, (our generations. 2 Badroom Town Houia Apartmanti door Sedan, - automatii-' trans­ REW EAVING of burns, moth- outUnlng experience. p m'. CX£AN, ' USED rtfrigwalors plete with .stove. Ice refrigera­ Free estimates, fully Insured. CREDIT mission |K)wer (iteerlng, radio hclei, zippers repaired. Win­ DEPENDABLE pfTson to care range*'.' automatic washers FEATURING; Hot Point Appliance! including Range with Selfr tor, rojis luid curtains, dinette, 643-7361. 164 .Oak Street. FIRST NATIONAL \ Open for your oonTcnienco— Moiiday through F r l-' liind heater,- good transporta­ dow ahahes made to measuiv, tor one child-afternoons’' In with guftrantoM. Bee Owm at etc. File 8’ 'n Ion plck\ups. $699. ■' \ . V \ ^ Cleanirig Oven, Refrigerator, Diihwaiher^ and Dii- all size Venetian blinds. Keys STORES INC. . School St. area.' Please call day 8 A.M. to Noon and I:l5 P.M. to 5:15 PJM.— CREDIT B.D. Peart’s Appliance*. 646 tion, Asking $350. Call 643-7427. Vlst.i Mfg. Co.. Route 85, Bol­ TEACHERS desire houses to DRAFERY made while you wait. Tape' re- •4S-4$32 after 8:M. Saturday 9 A.M. to 1 PJH. CLERK ’ Main St OaD 60-2171 petal. Conn. Natural Gat, Wal!-to-Wall Carpeting, ton. Open imtll 8 p.m. paint. Free estimates. Call 649- PARK A OAKLAND t______COLLECTION CLERK 1961 JE E P station wagon, 4- , cordei-9 for rent. Marlow’s. 867 4227. ' A V E N U E S DEFARTMENT ROPER GAS range, good Full Private Baiementi, One and a half Ceram ic Tiled wheel drive. Call after 8 p.m., CAM PERS for sale qi', rent. Main St. 649-6221. SEX51ETARY .— Position for , R - L H U U E 649-2297. F U a -T IM E clean condlUcin $50 (foU 649- Batht, Excellent Location Convenient to Churchet. Rlchens ’Trailer Sales. Somers tXIOTRACTOR — Interior, ex EAST HARTFORD someone who wants responsi­ AD Coropaiiy BesteOts M ANA6ER 73U.* TWO HANDYM EN want a terior painting, paper hanging. Butet, and Shopping. CHEVROLET 1969 Caprice, ,4- Rd , Route 196, Stafford bility, to gel Involved, snd AMERICAN ENKA CORPORATION variety of jobs by day or hour. DU-u-ount on wallpaper. Call E^iU oocnpAny Ixoeftts, t l M per hoar F d Time door iiardtop, 327, automatic, Springs, Curm. Gall 1-884-3287. . meaningful and dlverslfled Fidl Cempuy BeswOto r e n t a l s AT $205.00 PER MONTH Reasonable, ('all 643-6306, 643- 646-3048, 0»*-ar H e^ rt. .yettr ftxxxcid wo^k- An cyer Apply Apply Mochinory and Tools 52 000 miles, balance of factory Ifrese^Kt this ad for five spare six; voluntary health agency, CALL PAINTING—Excellent work by p.m., Monday through Friday. oooe. warranty, car lists for over tire and wheel on purchase of good fringe benefits. Good wnxof^^m c. ooNwoctn etr SCRAPER 8e « loading teachers. Reasonable rates. In­ Also part-time weekends. Ap­ W. T. 8RANT W. T. RRAITT $4,o6o. Will accept trade. Sell­ Oasis 2 or Oasda 3, trailer, typing, shorthand and matur­ ac.VTDU domrr. lias H cubtc sured. (^ 1 743-8764 for free es­ ply In person. LaStrada Res­ ■knployer FAftKAOr J. D. REAL ESTATE ASSOC, INC ing price $2,896. 643-9780.\ " during month of July. ity and relialilllty requlred- PAEKADC yard urJt bocUioe S cutdc fj Read Herald Ads timates. taurant. 699 Main St m CaU 233-3601. Mr. Brunell. W. T. GRANT oa An Eqasl Oppsrtadty As Fgasl Oppsrf t ty yard unit famckhoe Otasbtim- Exclutive Laating Agant 643-5129 Empisyer Empisyer Uur. 'toodor and he«. 3414 Inler- (| s d

.•'(' ') : • • X ' ' • \ t»AGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., PAGE SEVENTEEN Resort Property Out of lown Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 Oat of Town For Rent 67 For Sola 75 Out of Town MANCHESTER —Custom built For S d a 75 For Solo U.S. Forces • * v- >V p "4 CLASSIFIED COLUMBIA Lake —Waterfront IMMACULATE 6-room Cape, 6-room Raised Ranch. Stove, 75 cottage, Aug. 23-30. 228-9882, BERRrS WORLD. full dormer, 2 or 3 bedrooms, disposal,-, dishwasher, two-fire­ BOLTON —Vacation at home! SOUTH WINDSOR — 9-room Tough Road Ahead VERNON — New Listing. 649-0498. bath and a half, front-to-back places, 1% baths, double ga­ Executive Ranch on hirge Raised Ranch, 2)4 baths, 2- Rout Enem y Large new Ranch. Three twln- living room with carpeting, rage. Hutchins Agency, Real treed lot, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, car garage, treed lot. Mid 30’s. COLUMB^ Lake —Waterfront aized bedrooma. built-in kitch­ ADVERTISING partially finished rec room, tors, 649-6324. Tennessee marble fireplace, Bralthwalte Agency, 649-4593. On Political Trail 2-bedroom cottagfe. Available enclosed porch, oversized ga­ en, formal dining nxrm, large / In Vietnam CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS carpeted throughout. Huge, Aug. 17 - Labor Day. RuBaell’a rage, deep lot, good location: CAPE — 6% rooms, taste­ paneled walk-out rec room living room with fireplace, two KAST HARTFORD - $18,200. (Continued front Page One) Real Estate, 649-9669, 228-9284. fully decorated. Modem kitch­ batha, two-car garage. Large SAIGON (AP) — U.S. and" 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. -Low 20’s. Call owner, 648-2282. with built-lns. Fenced in pool Five-room Ranch, hot wafer spoke scornfully of Kennedy’s of the late President Diright D. en, fireplace, rec room In with redwood deck. 10 per cent lot. A rpal beauty for $32,000. heat, basement, large treea, SoiAh Vietnamese forces EHsenhower. walk-out basement. Many behs'vlor after the eccldent is- THIRTY DAY occupancy— down to qualified buyer. Jiuft H.M. Fischette, Realtoro, 647- near schorf, bus line. Hutch­ mauled Communist ground Hie support wrm vast and COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Wonted To Rent 68 extras. Treed lot. Assumable' New 7-room Raised Ranch, 2% over Manchester line in desir­ ins Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. sued a statement of support aft­ overwhelming. Nixon stayed. 8% per cent mortgage. Mid unite in scattered clashes over 4:30 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION RESPONSIBLE FAMILY seeks baths, 2 fireplaces, laundry able Riga Heights. $31,900. er the speech. o 'Hiat was the speech which BOLTON — Vacant SpUt-Level. the past .two days but the gener­ two or three-bedroom apart­ room, bullt-lns, plastered 20’s Owner, 643-6620. Owner, 643-9691. VERNON — Four - bedroom Deadline for Saturday and Monday is 4 :S0 p.m. Frida.'i Three bedrooms, fireplace, ga- Republtoan Leader Everett put the name of Nixon’s pet ment or single home. Near walls, 2-car garage, city utili­ Colonial plus family room, al battlefield luU, now in its M. Dlrksen would not comment, coclosr spaniel. Checkers, into SIX-ROOM Ranch, garage, BOLTON — New on market. 1)4 aenre lot. Price only school, no pets. References ties, near school, 30-day occu­ living room, fireplace, formal sixth week, continued today. ix>r would Sen. Edward W. American political lore. TOUR COOPERATION WDX |>| A I LA^ 1 three bedrooms, fireplace. 6%-room Ranch with complete­ $21,900. H.M. Frechette, Real­ available. Lease, security de- pancy. BuUt by AnsaUU. dining room, kitchen with MUltary spokesmen said 115 Brooke, R-lCaaa While the tactic is similar, the BE APPRECIATED UIAL 04 j-Z / I I Well landscaped. Excellent lo­ ly finished basement, big wood­ tors, 647-0903. posft. Call 878-6680. Charles Leeperance, 649-7620, cation. Assumable 6)4' per cent bulK-lns, garage. Only $32,900. enemy soldiers had been Wiled Kermedy’s Sermte terni ex­ circumotsutceo are far dllferent 640-6108. ed lot 160x300’, fine residential mortgage. Mid 20’s. Owner. H.M. Freriiette, li^tors, 647- COVENTRY — Lots of privacy. in a series of smaU fights and piree next year. for Kennedy. YOUNG gentleman seeks a neighborhood. Immediate oc­ 9993. Continued From Preceding Page 643-2666. 7)4 room custom hullt L- that the bodies of 28 slain in ear­ Before the accident, RepuUl- The decision, to remain or to ______y~, room, for $40 monthly, in Man- HIGHWOOD Drive, beitter than cupancy, T.J. Crockett, Real­ Rsneh. Fireplace, built-in Cen­ lier skirmishes had been found. cans had talked only at fielding leave the Senate, Is one Kenne­ RiicSnA*c ■ — ' ) Chester or suburb. Write now new, 7-room Colonial with ev­ tor, 643-1677. SOUTH Windsor — Eight-room Apartments— Flats— COLONIAL—Ten rooms. First tro! vacuum, many extras. Al­ But a U.S. spokesman said the a candidate against Kennedy dy muat moke himself. There is Business Locations / to d .f .k ., p .o . box 286, Man- erything, over 2800 sq. ft. of Oohmial, four bedixMms, panel­ floor consists of large living FLORIDA properties. High so 6)4 acres poaalble. Only figures reflected no upsurge in who could dlscusa the lasues and ornong Washington poatlciana no Tenements 63 For Rent 64 Chester. graceful living area. Prime lo­ ed family room, formal dining room with fireplace, dining value, low prices, easy terms. $22,500. (Jail owner, 742-8100. the lull, which began June 18. try to moke a race of It. The doubt that he win remain. cation, top quality and unique room, modem kftchen with room, living room and country NEW ONE and two-bedroom de FOR BENT 01 sale-461 Main Homesltes with orange trees, "In fact,” he said, “ these inci­ OOP nomination may now ap­ And while Nixon’s speech wus floor plan makes this an out­ built-ins, . den, large family style Mttdien, 2)4 battw, two- luxe garden type apartments Street. Building and lot next Business Property waterfronts, commercial, acre­ dents are very typical of actions pear a bit more valuable, al­ a flat denial of any wrongdoing. standing offering. Hayes Agen­ room, plus finished rec room car garage. CSmosc your own Fonns For Sola 76 available now. Call Paul to Post Office Excellent loca­ age. For free literature phone now. We are inflicting relatively though Kennedy undoubtedly Kennedy admitted behavior he For Sale 70 cy 646-0131, evenings Mr. Han­ in basement. Second floor has (Jecor. $40,000. U * R Realty W. Dougan, Realtor. 640-4836 tion for any use. 646-2426 from collect Mr. Snyder, 1-203-327- ROUTE 6 —^Tliree-room Stuccx) high casualties without taUng would still loam as an over­ said waa Indefensible, the fail­ dler, 646-7613. 4 bedrooms. On one acre Go., Ihc., 643-2602, R. D. Mur­ 9 to 6 p.m. ,391 CENTER Street, an eight 6678 or write Simland Realty home. Fireplace, patio. Beau­ many of our own.” whelming favorite. ure to report the socldent at LARGE 3% room apartment. wooded lot with 2-car attached dock, Realtor, 643^72. tiful landscaped grounds. Ap­ room home with 2-car garage Corp., 322 Main St., Stamford, The U.S. Command reported While that Is the likely situa­ once. And he nslstent. Inconclusive. house apartment Includes utili­ SMALL STORE near 100 per lot. $24,900. Phllbrick Agency, $22,900. Meyer Agency Real­ no American casualties, the FRINGE BENEFTTS— It seems there is more to working: underground than just naled by national reaction to his ties, appliances, parking, cent Main Street location. Ap­ Realtors, 646-4200. HIGHLAND Park Area — Large COVENTRY — $1,000 down. Wanted— Real Estate 77 command said televised speech. Fbr while hr tnexpHcable. MANCHESTER — Prime re­ "Waiter, my soup's been buggedr lot, could be divided into two tors, 643-0609. meeting day worms and look in g for leaky pipes. For Oscar Welland of Well­ private basement and patio. ply Marlow's, 867 Main Street. Price reduced. Nine-room Meanwhile, U.S. Air Force addreosed the people at Massa­ He said he was overcome b>- tail location for sale. Large NEW LISTING — 6% room building lots. City utilities. $10,- .4LL CASH for your property and, Ont., the job also provides an opportunity to get a “ womi’s-eye" Call J.D. Real Estate Asso­ CXDLUMBIA —Attractive 5)4 SpUt Fireplace, family room, B52 bombers continued pound­ chusetts. ■ his statement was "irlef, fear, doubt, torture, pan­ 460 MAIN ST. — Store or office, building, air-conditioned, plen­ Ranch with three bedrooms. within 24 hours. Avoid red tape ciates, 643-6129. 000. Ask lor Mr. Phllbrick, room Ranch. Living room with two-car garage. Exterior needs ing targets north and northwest view of 8'ear; pets. Seen 4:18 to 7:16, 11 Cot­ Realtors, 647-9993. Agency, 646-4126, 649-1922. rooms up (sunporch could be EAST HARTFORD — Large 4- miasion had been cut back by Ho8pital Notc8 wall carpeting and draperies. Invvstment Property Vernon Hills I, 3 bedrooms, Dead GPs Last, Bitter Words? Sen. Edmund 8. Muskie of tage St., Manchester. a fourth emd the bath; down ROBERTS AGENCY bedroom Colonial, 2-colored Hospital Notes about 10 per cent in the past few built-ins, dining room, eat-in Maine; Sen. George S. Mc- Will sub-divide. Call 872-0628, For Sale 70-A CUSTOM built brick homo.Slx there are five rooms, living baths, double garage, .family days as part of a defense spend­ By ROBERT E. DALL08 said. ” 1 Just had time to call Violtlng hours are tt;M to 8 Vernon—22 acres, 2,000’ of kitchen, .fireplace, geurage, and that is the only thing that Qoaram of South Dakota. CENTRALLY located three weekdays. JACQUELINE- large rooms, fireplace, garage, room, dining, modem kitchen, room, Immediate occupancy, ing cut ordered by President The Los Angeles Times otrt, check fire. I yelled it half p.ni. In all areas azeept nui- ROCKVILLE Two houses, 2- treed lot, walk to elementary VISITING HOURS makes tt bearable. There’s no room apartment, stove, refrig­ patio, trees. Highland Park lavatory, laundry room Eind, in frontage on Route 5-15. Ex­ $25,600. Meyer Agency Realtor, Nixon. , NEW YORK -Jn many places a dozen times as I walked to­ If’ Kennedy's national political ROUTE 86, Bolton — 1,600 famliy and 4-famlly, $36,900. ROBERTS AGENCY cellent potential site for school. Only $25,900. Ck)lU & Intermediate Care Semi­ love between us and the Viet­ tcanity where Uw>y are 1 to 4 erator, $100 monthly. Call 640- School. Only $24,900. Hutchins the rear, EidditlonEil living 643-0609. Spokesmen emphasized that In thla country, which Is so ward the Colonel, who was spin­ future la clouded, there la an square foot masonry building, $6,000. down. Interested per­ theater, motel, restaurant, Wagner, 643-9088, 875-3396. private, noon-2 p.m., and 4 p.m. namese, two different worlds.” and 6:M to 8 p.m . 4416. Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. room and bedroom. FeiII base­ the cutback was not a response proud at its succeos, there are ning around like he was g ^ g Ironto precedent for Ita reenn- ideal for auto repair, body sons write P.O. Box 381, Rock­ Manchester—Two-famlly 6-5, apartments. Existing 6-room ANDOVER Lake — 8-room 8 p.m,; private rooms, 10 a.m.- His father. Bill Sr., la a law­ struotlon. ment throughout. New gas FOR THE discriminating buy­ to the battlefield lull, but was men like Bill Burt who live with to take my head off. I told him THREE room apartment, third shop, si>ecd parts shop, small ville, Conn. on 80x300' lot, located in MANCHESTER — An exceUent contemporEiry Ranch home, house, flreplaoed dining room, 2 p.m., and 4 p.m.-S p.m. yer. and a reUred Air kVwce Ftor 17 yean ago, Pvesldenl Admitted 'Thuraday Cart heat, new plumbing, wir­ er, we have Just listed a cen­ the result of a decision made our troublee. Recently, William he's pointed the tube at friend­ floor, heat and parking. Oak manufacturing or any retail area of professional offices, location is Just one of tlie mtmy 2-car garage. Plus 3-room tour bedrooms, beamed living Pediatrics: Parents allowed oo'onel. Ho lost his own father Nixon confronted dilemma by Caiaaki. Thom peon St.. Rot-k- ing, etc. This home is in ex­ ter chimney, authentic Co­ last April by Defense Secretary R. Burt Sr. went to the funeral lies .... we traversed back to St., $95 monthly. Adults, no use. Owner will remodel to EAST HARTFORD all brick <.4- R-C zoned, $33,500. fine features of this spacious apartment on property. room, two-car garage. Almost any time except noon-2 p.m .; in World War 1. asking for a public expreoalon of vUle; Stephcsi ItTUte, GoriUd ceptional condition. Aluminum lonial Cape nestled in the hills Melvin Laird to cut the monthly of his son, BUI Jr., klUed In Maj. Weber’s target and atart- pets. Call 649-8476. suit. Land Planning Asso­ famlly, 4 rooms each apart­ 11-room CoIonlEil that offers $145,000. one acre. Lake rights. Needs others, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. ” I Juat wanted those at the Dr., Vernon; WlUlsTorry. Moun­ Manchester—Ci&£om 8-room siding, two-car garage, over­ of Glastonbury in a pic­ number of B62 sorties from Vietnam on July 11. conAdenCe. Nixon, then a Re­ ciates, 643-1111, Mr. Lindsay. ment, bullt-ln« Including air- five-bedrooms all on the second some work. $16,600. By owner, Self Service: 10 a.m.-2 p.m., ed to fire and didn’t atop for funeral to know how a hero Split Ranch, offers unique­ sized lot. Immediate occu­ turesque setting in a prestige 1,800 to about 1,600. Young Bill’e friends and re­ publican senator from OalUornla tain St., Rockville. Rom Kow. ■“condltioners, 6 years old. An floor Euid stUl a wtdk-up Eittlc. Vernon—Two acres over 742-9455 anytime. 4 p.m.-8 p.m. four hours. Could have been one lives, how he fights and how ly designed living room with pancy. Sensibly priced under A sortie is defhied as one mis­ latives gathered at the suburban and his party’s nominee for vkoe krarakt, Morrison St . fUs-kvUle, Furnishad excellent Investment. Wolver- The first floor has a lEirge 500’ of frontage on Route 83. neighborhood. For appoint­ Intensive Care and Coronary more disaster to add to the he dies,” he saya. "The letters cathedral oelUng, 2 fire­ thirty thousand dollars. T. J. ment call Phllbrick Agency, sion flown by one plane. BronxvUle, N.Y., Reformed president, used the tocUc in ex­ Kenneth Satryb, Davis Ave., Houses For Rent 65 ton Agency Realtors, 640-2813. front-to-back living room, a Existing building, 4,600 COVENTRY LAKE Care: Immediate famUy only, day.” my non wrote before he dlod Apartments 63-A places, 3 baths, 4 spacious Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. One source explained: ” We Church. There they were hand­ plaining hli use of funda donat­ Roi-kville; IxOs Murray, Oliver paneled sunporch, a formal square feet, heated, com­ 646-4200. anytime, limited to live min­ Back at his camp, Ui4 soldier will give some of his achool SIX-ROOM Ranch, $250 per bedrooms, large eat-in kitch­ Four - room expandable are still flying the same number ed copies of the soldier’s last ed by California oupportera. Isi., RovkvlUe, and Karen IVoos. FURNISHED 3-room apartment dining room Euid a roomy kitch­ mercially zoned, $155,000. utes. told how fortunate he felt at hav­ friends a aense of the mwhnnlca month. Security deposit. Wol- en, formal dining room, at­ MANCHESTER — South End. TOLLAND — 6-room curtom home. One block from lake of missions, but what this He asked the voters of the na­ Htafford Springs. in private home, pleasant, con­ Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m.- two letters written only a feiw ing survived. o f tills war. It’s -a story that veiton Agency, Realtors, 649- Land For Sale 71 tractively styled family en that leads to a spacious pan­ Immaculate like new Califor­ Manchester—17 acres. Own­ built Cape with 1)4 baths, full with private beach facili­ means is that a lot less tonnage tion to tell the Republican Na­ Births Thunaluy: Dauglltor venient location, recently 12:45 p.m., and 6:30 p.ra.-S days before he woa kiUed by newapapera don’t have room .2813. room, on % acre lot in eled family room. The base­ nia styled Ranch home on the er to deliver 30 paper ap­ dormer, one-car garage, love­ of bombs is being dropped on "How lucky can a guy be?” tional Oommtaee whether or not tu Mr. and Mrs. Jamaa ('Yoos. painted, working adults. 643- AMSTON Lake — 2 acres, ties Recently paneled inter­ p.m.; others, 3 p.m.-4 p.m., and a fragment from an artillery for.” fine residential neighbor­ ment hEU a finished rec room. most attractive acre plus lot proved lots, prestige area. ly wooded lot situated in the the enemy.” he asked. ” I (eel bod about the he Mould remain on th e ticket 2880. total price $4,000. $100 down, ior, new artesian well sys­ 6:30 p.m.-8 p.m. casing erjected from his own 166- Stafford Springs, daughter to hood, $40,900. There ^are 2)4 baths, three we’ve ever seen. Priced in the ExceUent financing. $135,- hills of Tolland. T. J. Crockett, ; r -'Bach of the straiofortresses boy who got hit so badly. I call budget terms. Beach priv­ tem. Double lot. Ideal sum­ Age Limits: 16 in mateniiltyr MM. Howitzer, aikl another Mr. and Mr*. TYmothy Miirmy, Out of lown tlrepl8u:e8, ' built-ins, two-cEir high 20’s. Hayes Agency, 646- 000. Realtor, 875-6279. carries up to 30 tons of 600- and him a boy because he was ahort, ONE-RROM furnished efflclen ileges, Immediate possession. mer home. Priced for im­ 12 in other areas, no limit in letter written last February. Oliver lau, Rockville, and sisi cy apartment. Apply Marlow’s, For Rent 66 Manchester — 4-room over­ attached garage, large well 0131. mediate sale. Only $9,500. 750-pound bombs. well built and looked so young. born to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Amston iJike Co., 1-637-2647. sized Cape, 'first floor fam­ ToUand^Beautlful .breed lot, TOLLAND self-service. One letter was to his parents. 867 Main St., Manchester: lEuidMaped yard convenient to Call Robert D. Murdock, Up to now, spokesmen said, He was th|B type of guy who wus Dodd and Rihicoff Support Cheimry. Crone Rd.. Ellington ANDOVER — 4-room apart­ ily room, front-to-back liv­ SEVEN-ROOM Colonial, 2)4 tU- executive area, excellent 7-ROOM COLONIAL The others were to an older sla­ everything. Priced in the upper Realtor. " about six B62s have normally ter. Juat did hia job and did It well, Discharged Thursday: Alan ment, heated, utilities includ­ ing room,"dream kitchen of ed bEitha, large family room, 2 view Snipslc Lake. $6,300. Now under construction, on The administration reminds MANCHESTER — Attractive 3- 40’a U & R Realty Co., Inc., been sent on each bombing m i» very quiet. He didn’t complain, CjxUibe. Hariford Tpke. Rock- ed. Also furnished 3-room panelcxl fruitwood, formal fireplaces, plastered walls, a lovely % acre treed lot. visitors that with construction In days whm metallic 'words Kennedy in Latest Crisis room apartment at Oak Ijodge, Houses For Sale 72 643-2692. R. D. Murdock Real­ U & R REALTY CO., INC. Sion. Under the new rules, the It was B sod sight to see him vUle. Georgia Sargant, Boniers. apartment. 742-7541. 742-7492. dining room, 2 baths, pri­ full insulation, porch, city util­ EXCLUSIVE WITH First, floor famUy room under way, parking space is spoken from 240,(XX) miles a)way adults, no pets. 643-9171. tor, 643-6472. number will be reduced to five, lying there and not saying any­ August Basset, Franklin 1‘iuk MANCHESTER — $1,900 down. vate patio. In area of well ities, buUt-ine, extra large 2- fireplaced Uvlng room, limited. Vlritors are asked to thrill the nation, the handwrit­ (Continued from Pag« One) 643-2692 four, or even fewerT depending thing, muat have been in deep ROCKVILLE Ideal for new Four-room tk>lonlal. Two-car SIX-ROOM Cape Cod —Excel­ car garage, near school, treed JACQUELINE- built-in oven and range, bear with the liospltal while the ten notes told of something that loc to give to the petgUe of our W . R/sikville. Edward Pallet maintained homes, $29,900. on the target, the sources said. shock. I won’t lyay any more lllo of Watertairy, were irritat­ ly-weds. Spacious three garage. Needs some work but lent condition, 1)4 batha, large lot, excellent location. Charles ROBERTS AGENCY dishwasher, garage and sim- parking problem exists. waa not triumph.. Army Spec. 6 country -atlng, fishing, winter sports, crashed 16 miles northeast of cleared . Mias (Mary Jo) Ko. scaped lot, $32,0m, alumin­ ing room, spacious kitchen. 643-1016. place. Fruit trees Immediate good Hotdier during a misslcn I>ake, four rooms, modem Such extras as wall to wall ingly restored 17th century ford; A. Peter Russak, South units art part of the 9th Infan­ Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main St facilities, boat. Call 228-3803. um siding on profasslonoily former Grist mill. Waterwheel Owner transferred. $23,600. occupancy. Only $22,500. Pasek that occompltahed very little if mri>etlng, alr-conditlontng, AMSTON 'Lake Two bed­ ORDER OF NOTICE Windsor; Mrs. Katherine try Division, whose 1st .and 2nd nttuilcured lot and prestige that generates your own elec­ Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Realtors, 289-7475, 742-8243. anything.” custom dra|>es and 2 full rooms, large lot, 100 feet from STATE OF (X)NNECnCUT. DIS­ Schuetz, 258 Hackmatack St.; brigades are being pulled out. area, $38,000. tricity, picturesque waterfall, 649-2813. TRICT OF MANCHESTER. PRO­ Writing less than two weeks lMith.>- add to the many beach, new construction. Own­ NORTH Coventry —5)4 room Kenneth R. Selby, Buff Cap The departure of the men, with water rights. For further BATE COURT. July 17. 1969. before death, he conUntnd: ” l ’m amenities. For an appoint­ Glastonbury — Executive $14,6(X) — Attractive 6-room er sacrifices, $7,500. Amston In the matter of■ the estate of Hen­ Ranch. Acre treed lot. As­ Rd., Tolland; William J. Sln- who are bound for McChbrd Air Information call Phllbrick ry P. Starsiak, late of Manchester Force Base at Tacoma. Wash., lucky to be alive and have atl Back-To-School - Story-Book Doll ment to lns|M‘ct call Doris dream. Three - bt-droom home, 2 bedrooms, dining Lake Co., 1-537-2647. Open 7 In said District, deceased. sumable 5)4 per cent mort­ namon, 461 Parker St.; Jtrfm Smith, 649-2510. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Present, Hon. John J. Wallett. brought to 6,600 the total num­ my limbs—Just plain lucky. The OPPORTUNITIES Rai.scd Rjinch features the ' room, hot water baseboard days. gage. Dishwasher, built-lne. S. Steele, 28 Heidi "Dr., Rock­ Judge. driver of our gun that got blown utmost In design, living heat, attached garage, Hutch­ Only $143.73 monthly. Pasek ville; Mark J. Tollmann, Leb­ ber of Americans who have FOUR-ROOM Ranch. Floor to Upon the application of Allc^ M. been withdrawn under Nixon ■ up by a mine was destroyed room offers wail to wall celling stone f i r e p I a c e. ins Agency, Realtors, 640-6324. Starsiak, alao kno known as. Alice Star- ReaRoro, 280-7475, 742-8243. anon; Irene Wolesko, East JARVIS REALTY CO. slak. administratrix, praylna for Initial order. tmm the waist down — both massive cut stone fireplace, Beamed celling, paneled walls, Out of Town Hartford; David Wright, 18 BEAUTIFUL Split Level, as­ authority to convey to Edward Star- BOLTON Lake — Waterfront legs lost and had mevere Realtors MLS Insurors 2'ti-baths, formal dining attached oversized garage, slak and Ernest Starsiak any and Chambers St. sumable mortgage 6)& per For S o k 75 aU interest which .said deceased ha^i California style home, 3 bed­ stomach wounds. Last word Is room, well planned kitch­ porch. $15,6(X). Hayes Agency, BIRTHS' YESTERDAY: A 283 E, tV nlcr St., 643-1121. cent, 3 nice bedrooms, ga­ In and to certain pieces or parcels rooms, large enclosed porch that he’s still Iwnging cn . . . UNLIMITED en, sliding gUuss doors open­ 646-0131. COVENTRY — New Listing, 5- of real estate situated In the Towns daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Deaths in ing onto spacious sundcck, rage, large com er lot. Pull room winterized home. Fire­ of Manchester and Glastonbury, In with Bundeck overlooking lake. Joseph D. Terrlo, RFD 4, but there’s not much life left.” accordance with an agreement ex­ Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, Describing the som e battle paneled family rtx>m with MANCHESTER—4-4, two fam­ price $23,500. Cali on this one. place, but-building, drilled ecuted by said parties on June 27. Rockville; a son to Mr. and bar and flrephux' on well ily. Best of condition. Fire­ Mitten Realty, Realtors, 643- well, spacious lot. Desirable 1969. more fully set forth In said 646-4200. Mrj. Eklward Munster, 33 Hick­ The Nation to his mother and father, the MANCHES'Te r six - room application. It Is 24-year-old soldier wrote: BE PART OF A GROWING COMPANY tjTeed lot, $43,9(X). place in each apartment, C03O. ory Dr., South Coventry; a CaiH* with \ garag*', beamed lake location. Asking $14,900. oiRDERED:------That the foregoing ROCKVILLE — Two-family Maj. Gen. E. F. Reinhardt .stoves and refrigerator. Re­ Szeluga Realty, 742-8,130, 742- application be heard and determin­ daughter to Mr. and Mrs^ Neal SAN ANTONIO. Tex." (AP) — "One of our trucks had bem celling and ttreplace In Uvlng EARN EXTRA Income with house, central heat, Iftrge E.'ist Hartfonl — 9-nx>m cent wiring and plumbing. 9234. Mary Benoit, 742-8474. ed at the tl Probate office In Man­ Ferris, 118 McKee St.; a son MaJ. Gen. E. F. Reinhardt, 82, blown up by a mine. The main nxiiii. Nkx' yccludcd yard. On this 3-famiIy home In Vernon, chester In said District, on the 6th yard, live rertt free, $19,500. ILdsed' Rivneh in young exe­ Coll early. Mid 20’s. Wolvery day of August. 1969. at ten o'clock to Mr. and Mrs. Mar\-in Bern­ World War II commander of the point of (he Impact was right bii.H line. Ow^er transferred fully occupied and a good $2,600. down. Write P. O. Box cutive nelghborlKxxl. 4 Ixxl- ton Agency, 649-2813. / BOLTON —Charming 8-room In the forenoop, and that notice be stein. 72 Merline Rd., Vernon. 69th Division, the unit which isider the driver. The driver and iinxlou.M. A.'-\umab'e mort- i-ooms, Uirge firepUuxxt Uv­ equity builder. Only $25.9(K). given to all persons Interested In 381, RockviUe, Conn. center chimney Cape. Im­ said estate of the pendency (k said DISCHARGED YESTER­ made Initial contact adth the was lying on the ground neort WE ARE EXPANDING IN AUL SIX OF OUR garage, I’lT $136. H.M. Fre- lng room, oversized kitch­ JUST USTED—5-rooni Ranch, Wolverton Agency, Realtors, maculate four bedrooms. 2's application and the time and place ANDOVER — Lake Rd., 3-bed- DAY: Harold ,T. Hail, Nlantic; Russians in Germany on the to the truck and the members chetle, Ilcaltors, 647-9993. en, 2V4-batlis, stylized fam­ three bedrooms, with eat - in 649-2813. of hearing thereon, by publishing baths, beautifully landscaped. a copy of this order In some news­ ArddbaJd Stuart, 290 Redwood Elbe River, died Thursday. He of the section were dotiig overy- PLANTS WHICH W ta REQUIRE ADDITIONAL ily I’ooni, ctirpetlng, 2.400 kitchen, carpeted bath. de­ poom house, overlooking lake. MANCHESTER — Two-story Shade iwkI fruit trees, stoiye paper having a'clrouIaUon In said Asking $14,500. Call Margaret Rd.; Mrs. Mory Ann Scarfo, also was a former commander thlng that they could help him. .'iquaiv feel of i-omfortable, tached 2-oar garage, full base­ walls. Select neighborhood. district, at least seven days before SKILLED MACHINISTS AND MACHINE . home, two baths, 4-6 bedrooms, the day of said hearing, to appear Hanson, Agent, 742-6651. Thompsonville; Joy Hodge. 830 of the 76th Division. H ohad both hbi feet ripped off. gracious Uvlng, $36,300, ment, too X 200’ private lot. Minutes fo new Route 6. Louis BOWEBS SCH(X)L AREA central location. Newer fur­ If they see cause at said time and Hartford Rd.; -Mrs. Rebecca G. Dr. Sterling H. Tracy Prom the walrt'down he was OATier anxious. $21,900. Wol­ Dlmock Realty, 649-9823. place and be heard relative there­ OPERATORS. IF YOU ARE NOT SKILLED nace. Lot of house for $20,6(X). to. and by mailing on or before July (JOVENTRY — Lakeview Ter­ Swatsburg. Glastonbury; Mrs. CENTER HARBOR. N.H. ripped...we started again and verton Agency, Realtors, 649- race, 2 spacious bedroomsi, before we had gons 200 mstsrs Immaculate 6-room Cape, EXCLUSIVE WITH Hayes Agency, 646-0131. TOU.AND — Special offering. 22. 1969, by certTfled mall, a copy June AndeWe.i South Windsor; (AP) —Dr, Sterling H. Tracy, ■ill finished. Three or four 2813. of this order to Alice If. Starsiak paneled Hying room, large these wem an eaepiosten at the PERHAPS YOU CAN QUAUFY FOR OUR Young, all electric, 3-bedioom, administratrix, c-o Qerston. Butler M^s. Barbara H. Jones. Brood 70, dean of liberal arts and a JUST USTED-5-5 two family ™*r of the column...one guy bcdixxutis, living riKim with JACQUELINE- MANCHESHTER Ebcecutlve Gold Medallion home, 2 fire­ ft Gerston. Attys.. 234 Peart St.. kitchen, carpeted bath. Only Brtxjk; Mrs. Elsie M. Mayer, professor of English at Belknap comer fireplace and wali\to duplex, ceramic baths, large Hartford. Oortn. 06103: Joseph A. $13,800.. OoU Margaret Hanson, 289 Hackmatack St,; Mrs. Stella College, died' Friday. He was had been blown Into the air TRAINING SCHOOL WITH A NEW CLASS ROBERTC AGENCY S-4 bedroom Colonial in fine places, bullt-insp disposal, ga­ Conti. Atty:. 843 Main St., Manches­ wall cariietlng, roomy kitch­ Uvlng rooms, two-car attached and landed 20 mstors in a rice residential area. $29,6(W. Call rage, bath with vanity, treed ter. Conn, guardian ad Hlem for Agent, 742-8851. A. Bobbins,' Mansfield Depot; credit with helping to write en. ceramic truth, oversized 616-3339 garage, full basement with Joan A. Starsiak and Robert P. some of President Franklin D. paddy we’re vary lucky tlwi STARTING SOON. J.D. Real Estate As^lates, lot. many extras. $24^5, eald In Superior Court be- presssu raU. by the Uma wa dross for tho. youii^ lady dt»ll! I'a stvi n a t i n t«» .. txx>m.t, 4 bedrrxrms, 2 full JUST LISTED ford, 62 North 8) lentenclng Friday that "many cover 400 or too metes* we Large S-bedroom Ranch, MAN(JHESTER —Overslsed 8- batha, dishwasher, disposal, particulaVly when it's a stitch; fun t«» .Vo. baths, , formal dining room, HENRY ST. — Kitchen, dining Alao. Patrick Sonso. 9 U Il^ wouldn’t have a truck left to I'arkltke yard, Bowrtr's room Cape. Four bedrooms. oven -and range, all city times she had to take a 'wea­ soft l)lous4' umitM a ti ini d0’4»* has [Kittcrn )>iccts; imHlcrn kitchen, living room room, Uvlng room on first St.: Mra Annette M DiBuono, the ootumn 1 tnsd the We will b{e interviewing ^at our Administration Building locat­ jumppi! No. with school district. rUr-ixvtdi-, _ fireplace, all built-liis, family uttUtiea. garage. (Jloee to pon to def^ ^ Iterself" against full sowin^r and hnishiuk! c with flroplnce, full shed dorm- floor. Second Door "consists of Amston: Mrs. Emelia L her husband. Wn«I of (wncartioslly. ■Jhere'a r!iOTo-(U'ii»K is in Si/«*s 8" dirdtHion*;. ' turned, ap^ances, many ex­ iw m , wralk-out patio. ExceUent V- schools ara park. Prtce— <'r> btiVment completely four bedroopts, ohe yery large. ■\ lowaki. Stafford Springs; Mra ”ThU woman is a good stofn- no doubt we have sosnathlng ed at 273 Adams Street; Manchester, ConnectUut, Monday to 14 years. Sizo 8 i . . $END'50< in c«ini fpr ricl) pat- tras. Awumable 54, 'e condition. Don't watt. H.M. ooly $85,000!! Jim Flor­ **-- *- ...... iiini flnlsltcd off with heat, breeze­ , Two-car garage. $23,9(X). PhU- Gertrude B. Andrews. 80 Oak- an." said Maaoolo ” 1 ^ has a Wg abaad of us.’ He told me. junijKT, I "*! yar-(is of Id- Urn to intiudo fint clou moilii. moitgage. ^ Frechette. Realtors, 647-9993. ence. 6466806. inch ; ))louso, 1 yard. Anne Cabot. Manuhroirr way, 2 car garage, hew alumt- brick Agency, Realtors, 646- wood Rd ; Joeeph Lanrett, 46 Au­ good background and $s a good 'Ycai bet 'ate.do None we're, mad thru Friday 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. — Saturday 9 A.M. to 12 Noon. Hi'rald, UAO AVK PALMER REALTY 4300. SEND ISC in coins for toch pit- mim sldUig. $27,500. Phllbrick TWO-FAMILY house. 38 Pearl $30,000.00 burn R d.. Patrick A. Plogge. mother." so we’re goti^ to move In there tom to Iwclulo first-clots mo l n|. 01* A.MKBICAS. N’KH YOHK. Agency Realtors. 646-4200. 643-6321. B &. W Other hours by appointment. Telephone 643-2473. Ask for Mr. N V. lOOSS -St.. 2-car garage. CaU Rus­ LARGE L Ranch. Seven rooms, 46 Grewn Manor R d.: Mrs. Eliz­ and Are like hell ’ He's rsoUy Huci Hnrnrll, .>laiic*hr»li*r Print Nimi. M ltttl »llh IIP OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY — 2-5 BARROWS and WALLACE Co Evealng HonUil. tl50 AVK. sell's Real Estate, 649-9659, abeth J. Cone. WllUmanttc; Eo- TRIPLE THE PLEASURE on a cloud oomaarhere.” CODE and Stpln Number. MANCHESTER Rlchani Rd.. MANCHESTER — Immaculate fireplace. buUt-lrui. IH baths, Manchester Parksde OF ASUIUICAH. N'KW YOHK. 238-9234. Custom built center entrance Colonial. Four bedrooms, dre Sotnugyl. HazandvIUe: Er­ SARATOGA. Calif. lAP) — At ana potm young BUI Burt Paul Kaiser. N.Y. 1MS6. .'^eiul ,’iOr today, for the recent four bralnxim Colonial. 4-bedroom Dutch CVkmial on huge recreation room, garage, Msndiester 6496306 H i baths. Front to back living room. Formal dining win A. Koneml. Poinfret Sales of tabic artaas have tripled acted fim In time to atop bta '■-I - ■ Mot NOMO, Addrots with IIP new T)|l Kail and Winti-r Formal dining nxun, fire- pttrk-llke 3 acre.s with, pond, trees. $27,900. Hutchins Agen­ CODE, Stylo NHinhor and Silt. Al.HU.MI FOUR bedrooms, older 7-room room. Two-car garage. Quality built, could not be Alao. Mrs. ‘n um as Law­ to the Untted States stnes USD. unit from Aring at Aiondly Vlst- placed living rixun, huge fam­ -garage, wvrk barn^ AU alumi­ cy Realtors, 649-5S2L AMSTON LAKE — Shoiafpooi You’ll want a copy of the CENTENNMl . . . Illh ctntur, home with , lots of improve­ / dupUcated today at thie low price of only rence and douglUar. Glaoton- according to Panii Msssesi Vine­ nomose osUvos. aooordlm to hki ily nxim. 2ib batha double ga­ num siding, underground wir­ oottsge, 100’ frontage. Flre- MAL TOOL ,nti . . . Shirmin'i Mnrck. ments loo many to mentlori. SIX ROOM Colonial.. IS baths, placa. completely furnished In- bury: Mrs. Dem oid M. Radlfcer yards: produeers of vtoss sad .daocripttan. FASRIO.N from which to yinkni't Piuili and ttn tiatr rage plus many refinements. ing. A va'rltable show place. liilint! Patitrn plncic dlrtc- large lot. dead end street, own­ assumable S)s per cent mort­ ctudtag sailboat. $16,900. and daughter. 40 Ward St., Rock­ brendy/- The svarage Amcricaa "A t this Ume the gist was A GULF ft WEHTERN COMPANY choose more patterns! Call Warren E. Howland, Real- Bel Air Estate. Vin-ent A. PASEK REALTORS MLS lltni. Q10I . . .. S0( a cbp,r er anxious, $21,000. Wolverton gage, $25,500. Call owner, 643- Orstritan True, 6486308. Pasek viUe; Mrs. Robert E Comnba adult now drinks about' i% gal- loaded and the prsttnaaory com- Only SOc a copy. tora, 643-1108. Bogginl. Realtor, ^3-9332. 1 Agency Realtors, 649-2S1S. 299C., J 289-7475 742-8248 Realtors, 286-7476. 742-6348. and son, i t Edwards St loos of wins annually. mend to Are was gtvon.” ha I

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Kenilworth Castle outside Coventry, Engrland, where Americans picnicked. Coventry Visit Apollo 11 Vied with Sights B y HOLLiY OANTER One popular place (or a short entertainers (Mary Hopkln, (Mrs. Oanter is with the 170 trip is Kenilworth Castle, only Englebert Humperdinck, Dame mostly Coventry residents who about a IS-mlnute ride from Sybil Thorndike, to name a few are on a three-week visit to Coventry. It is a little dlconcert- of the more familiar ones), In- Coventry, England.) ing to sit, eating ice cream, on terspersed with regular news COVENTRY England — grounds of a ruined 18th reports on the flight, and phone WHILE QUANTRIES UST Downtown CtoventrjTls some- castle, having a chat calls from viewers who wanted PARKADE SHOPPING CENTER thing of a surprtee,______especiallywitn someone from x.u,.. your own to express their opinions on the sine* Ifs a city of over 300,000. hometown. It s not something whole moon program. The ITV The streets are narrow and y°" anywhere in the state hooked into the Houston Mission UDIES’ m < ^ O f the bundingTir^’M^h Connecticut, an^ay. Control Center for live reports, of the downtown area Is new. Lake Fortress satellite, and again, it’s a • LADIES' SHIFTS since so many buildings were The castle was, in Us prime, ‘ to hear the familiar DUSTERS bombed out in the early 104O’s. one of the most Important of all Houston, when we The highlight is Broadgate, the lake fortresses of England, ‘‘"'“y- • CULOTTE SHIFTS 1 , and while it has been seen only and was surrounded by a man- early in the visit yet briefly so far, it looks very Im- made lake which has since been overall expression ex­ pressive. Broadgate is the C English * 3 . "used” look. There ere many aion of British Kings and suffer- ^a.mllles here have been very $ e more shops there than in Hart- through a siege now and then, «r«"®*'ou» to all in repaying Compare a t 4.27 ford, so it attracts more peo- declining in the mid- ^® h®®P‘toUty o< last year, • 10 0 % oobton button downs, step-ins, Regularly ^7 pie. It appears, on the basis of century. It gradually fell in- ^®^ '‘® talking about it and zipper fronts. an ait^oon Visit to be more to rvin; then the present Earl o f.fi^T "'»“® » • Features abort sleeves; some with casually used then ConsUtu- Kenilworth turned it over to the ^ ^®*'® “ “>®y two roomy pockets.' A fantasUc offer of Summer Shifts at a surprisingly low price acn Plaaa, too. p^cpio of Kcntlwotrh in 1988, so " Connecticut. • In soUds, prints aiid tkaials, SJH-L-XL Take "your choice from, a full selection of high styled fartiions. We were told that it really was ^ ^ Coventry, Conn, residents will Great summer fabrics and colors. In sizes for everyone. 1 '■ A ' quiet here, since this is the two- attraction *’® Interested to know that a week period of the big industrial ' . . . . flight has been booked for 1971, shutdown, and many local res- ™® main interest here has, many who made the idonts are on their holiday, but °f.®°“” ®’ *’®®" ^Po'to 11, and j^lp over last year have al- LADIES’ SHEER __ xx_. v______LtJ- Bido trlDS were arrRna'nd nn n __ , . . _ it looked pretty busy, neverthe side trips were arranged on a ready signed up for It. They SEAMLESS GIRLS' less. time schedule so that every­ are already makdng plans and Watching the downtown shop­ one could be home in time to looking forward to seeing Con­ PANTY H O SE pers and strollers. It also ap- watch a special open-ended necticut friends that didn’t COTTON SWEATSHIRTS pearL that us far as dress goes, telecast of the final hours be­ make. It over here this time. anything goes. The weather is fore the lunar module touched So, the circle of friends keeps not quite warm enough (or preceding the actual building and by Aug. 6, when 99*^ shorts, but the girls wear their m°«nwalk. The British have tills visit ends, it will be oven Compare at $2 $ 1 skirts much, much shorter than every bit as excited and stronger than It is now. 1 5 7 ^ ■eenrifl safe. Any kind of a breezo ‘nripreaflcd with the whole show • Sheer stretch seamless panty hose. Rcpalorly would probably create a ^^® and have followed • Walsthigh styles in Small, Medium disaster. Men, women, girls and Apollo shots quite close- and Large. e 100% washable cotton w ith fleece back boys all can bo seen in bellbot- y' ^®y have all received ex­ • Off Black, 'Taupe, Beige and Clnna- e Great (dr outdoor play in all weather. . mon. toms. , cellent television coverage ap­ Fire Calls V • In assorted shades, sizes 3-6x, 7-14. parently, and Apollo U has ’The weather held last week­ ’Town Hroflghters went to B6B end, and several small groups been very well covered also. of guests and hosts went off on ’The .throe locol stations, BBC E, Middle ’Tplce. at 2:02 p.m. [J 1, BBC 2, and I’TV, have con- yesterday where they were call- afternoon trips on Sunday. “ARRID” GIRLS’ ’Thero wore some clouds, but no contratod on different types of od to exitlngidsh a fire In a car. WOMEN’S DRESS rain and temperatures in the Programming, all quite exten- But the fire was out on arrival, mld-70’s. The newspapers here "‘ve, and the BBC has depart- ^ SPRAY DEODORANT refer to this kind of weather as ®<1 'rom Its usual limited num- "romen sold. & CASUAL SHOES DRESS SHOES "hot and sultry," and all the *>or of hours, and been on all E5arly today, at 12.48 a.m ., local residents insist that .such ‘>ay- Both the BBC networks town Hrofighters were called to warm weather is very unusual. **ro non-commercial, but the extinguish a fire in a oar looat- No one’s complaining -about the t’TV is a commercial network ®^ opposite 812 W. Center fit. $ weather, anyway. and It had porliaps the most EiglUih District firefighters 4.3 Oi. L Interesting approach to the extinguished a (Ire in soime to- SIm coverage In what amounted bnxxxi netting off Windsor fit. to an almost all-night ‘elothon. lost night at 10:10. ’The host for the progr,im was ______^______Our reg. to 7.97 sellers. Leathers and pat­ Our reg 5.97 sellers. In black, T-strap fairway it David Frost, who (low over Our reg. 79c seller. Extra dry anti- ents in a good assortment of colors and styles. Sizes BVi/lO in group. Not in all style. Leather uppers, composite long opon here (or the show after doing Duplicate Bridge perspirant helps to stop wetness. wearing soles. Sizes 8^-8. Made in U.S.A. his own show in the States. styles. Results Inst night in a dup­ Fam iliar Houston Voices mondai licate bridge game at the Ital- Frost’s program had regular lan-Amerlcan Club are: North- "HELENE CURTIS" South, Joseph Tocc and Rich­ MEN’S IMPORTED “VO-5" ard Pasternak, first: James HARD-TO-HOLD ^PRAY NET Baker and Ed Ramspeck, sec­ ond; Milton Gottlieb and Rlch- SANDALS CREME RINSE PIZZA-RAY'S ttlfd' O’Brien, third. HAIR SPRAY 130 SPRUCE STREET—MANCHEwSTER Also, East-West, Mr. and BEST PIZZAS and GRINDERS IN TOWN Mrs. Al LnPlont, first; Mrs. Donald Raymond and Ed Con­ TRY OUR ZIPPY PIZZA STEAK GRINDERS way, second; Mrs. Charles Wil­ Open Mun., Thurs., Fri., Sat.—11 A.M.-ll-P.M. liams and William Cartwright, 15 Oi. Lama Sunday— 4 P.M.-IO P.M.. third. SIm la o x ^ iM Cloned T ims.. Wed. The game, sponsored by the Manchester Bridge Club, is 10 Minute Service On All Calls played each Friday at 8 p.m. 643-0031 at the club, 138 Eldrldge fit. Our reg. 1.97 sellers. Cemposite uppers, Our reg. 1.44 seller. No rnixing. Conditions Our reg. 79c seller. Perfect for hard to Piny la open to the public. long wearing lubber soles''Sizes 6-12. hair to tangle free. manage hair.

BOYS' 100% NYLON TRICOT CANNON LOCK-NAP 4-PAK PLAY DOH DRESS SHIRTS BLANKETS THE FABRIC CUPBOARD / ► t ■4 Cheney $ 0 . 6 6 .03 0 - 0 H alt -4 Hartford Road — Manchester Our reg. 3.98 sellers. Mothproof, wash­ Our reg. 1.88 sellers. Your choice of colors able,'94% rayon, 8% acrylic. FuH 72” x Our r ^ . 74c seller. Clean, non toxic, 4 and white. Short sleeves in boys’ sizes to 84” size. Solid colors. Bound with acetate cans in pak. Non stick modeling compound You're Invited — 14. satin. Use our layaway plan. in 4 true cotoru.

While we re in the process of refurbish­ CLEARANCE — MEN^ FRINGED CHENIUE “CO LG ATr ing famous Cheney Hall and bringing out its SWIM WEAR BEDSPREADS “lOr MOUTHWASH original heautv voutc welcome to^im e in and browse around. w \ 17 Ox. You'll enjoy shopping in this historic S ix * hall for all your Fabrics, ^ arns and Trimmings. Our reg. to 8.57 sellers. In nylons and cot­ Our reg. S.97 sellers. Lint free rayen tuft­ tons. Solid colors and patterns. Sisee ing. No iituL wash and dry, asst, decorator Our reg. 1.19 sdler. Far breath eootrol. We’re Open Sundays 10:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M., S, M, L colors in twin and foU sis*. Acts iuetaatiy. 1 Daily 9:00 A.M. to 9:30 P.W„ Closed Saturdays

PARKADE SHOPPING CENTER OPEN SUNDAY* FRIDAY 10A.N!. -10 ?M. i®attrl?wt?r iEvPtttns ll^ralh TV Shows JULY 26 thru A U G . I Sfffntttg IfrraUi Joan Blondell, "ss’t: Looking Back By DAN KNAPP ed dining room, two walls of The Los Angeles Times which are sliding glass, Joan SHERMAN OAKS, Calif. — Blondell looks anything but an Joan Blondell wore the calm everyday grandma. The mod expression of an uninvolved black pumps, black bellbottoms spectator at a crap game dur­ and brightly patterned Indian- ing this year’s Emmy Award cum-hippie shirt look too good, ceremonies. To begin with, her too natural for her to be clos- nomination—for playing Lottie, tog in on 60 with more than a the worldly-wise saloon-keeper half century of show biz behind in ABC's “Here Come the her. The blond, hair is still fluf­ Brides”—had been a total sur­ fy and the oversized grey-green prise. "I don't know why they eyes are still swimming in mis­ singled me out,” she said. “I chief. Sure, she’s added a few do so little in the show.”/On top pounds, but not nearly enough of that, she was “dahin sure to make you forget those fan­ s I didn’t stand a change of win­ tastic legs—or to betray that ning. So what was ;the use in she’d been among the top 10 box getting all excited office draws as long ago as the '30s, has played in nearly Despite the supbrise and the 100 films, some 25 stage roles, certainty, she mred a makeup and about 75 television shows— mem, costume^and a limousine, not to mention 15 years of and showed \w 20 minutes early. vaudeville^ "As far as concerned,” she said, “being nominated 1s an The offers still keep her on I honor th^'s practically as good the move. Between shooting schedules for the fUrst and sec­ ow price! ng. And I know how dis- shions. rted I am when I watch ond years of “Brides,” she did irard ceremony and some- a bit in “The Sphynx,” a War­ ' hasn’t shown up.” ner Bros.-Seven Arts comedy during the awards, she about the kidnaping of a bunch Quietly rooted for Peggy Lipton, of oldtime film idols, including /the newcomer nominated in the Dorothy Lamour, Johnny Weiss­ same category, for her work in muller and Butterfly McQueen. “Mod Squad.” When Barbara In May she flew to Nashville Bain of “Mission; Impossible” for a cameo role in the Spil- RTS finally won, Joan was happy for lane-Fellows production of her, but distressed that anyone Mickey’s latter-day punch-and- could receive three Emmys in a cruncher, “The Delta Factor.” row for playing the same role. Now that she’s shooting ‘Brides' “If someone wins once, that again, she’s up at 4 every week­ should be it, unless they go on day morning. “I read a little to another role or a different first—I’ve always got a book series. The new people should within reach—then I make be given a chance.” breakfast and dMve over to the It all sounds so typical for a set. When I’m through I come veteran Hollywood actress. But home and have a snort, then one visit with Joan Blondell at dinner, read my iines for the home and you realize that the following day and then I go to humility and concern lor others bed. When I’m alone, it’s be­ are authentic. She lives in a cause I want to be. Parties? modest, three bedroom house in Nightclubbing? Openings? You quiet suburban Sherman Oaks. can have them. I’m bored Vith She drives a small, sensible all that jazz.” Volvo. She lives an hour away A comparison of today’s ac­ from work so she can be close tors with the greats she’s play­ to her lour children. The glad ed with? “Oh, ithe kids today One-fifth of the Fifth Dimension singing group performing on "Harlan Fes­ hands, big talk, caviar and are fine,” she said. “I Just don't tival.” The all-black show will be seen Monday 10 to 11 p.m. on CBS. crackerjacks of Hollywood and get the thrill I used ,to when I Beverly Hills are over on the looked into Spencer Tracy’s or Joan Blondell ought to know, ward O. Ftoblnaon on oeilukSd. chic side of Uie mountains. And Jimmy Oagney’s eyes. They In addition to Tracy and Oag- In the beginning though, Uiare that suits her fine. really had it. Feeling. And ney, just to name a handful, was vaudevlUe, i^th a capital Sitting in her flower-festoon­ Timing. Oh, the timing. They she’s fixed the gaze of dark ”V.” Joannle spent the first MINI-IIOTORS had all the magic. Not -many Gable, Leslie Howard, Errol SMALL ENGINE T-strap of them have that today.” Flynn, Robert Taylor and Ed- (See Page Three) SPEC IA U 8TB ite long in U.S.A. LAWNMOWERS GOLF SHARPENED Michael Landon, Scriptwriter REPAIRED OPEN HOLLYWeXJD (AP) — When writing anythiig. In the last but tt seemed to be forcing tho We Are Not Satisfied NET a televiaion series settles down three years I think I've written characters to do things,” he DnUl You Are! for a long run and "role nine of the rtwws.” oald. "It aeetned dishonest. The FOR THE 'Mft8700 fatigue” sets in, many adtors Altogether, Landon has writ­ Ideas of the people Is hto most SEASON cast about for aome new crea­ ten 12 scripts for "Bonanza” exciting. You get to know 18MR Middle Turnpike tive spark. and directed two, but few people somebody and hopefully It will DAY AND NIGHT Michael. Landon of “Bonan­ were aware of his off-camera have some eOect and Impact. za,” beginning its llih year on activities until ‘"Ihe Wish” last Which Isn’t easy within (he con­ • PAR 3 NBC this fall, found his in writ­ February, fines of a show like ours.” ►C ing and directing. This story of a young Negro One limit Is that the Oart- • DRIVING RANGE “I wrote (he first show I did boy and his family won critical wr ghts must reict in chami ■ • MINIATURE GOLF because we were at a point plaudits and brought requests ter to every sHuatinn. where we were going to doee for screenplays from movie Another Is that the three ('art- • GO CARTS down because we didn’t have a companies. None of the requests wrIghts represent a un ted script,” Landon recalled during appealed to hhn, but Landon viewpoint. No room for conflict ELECTRONICS hard to Tm Spoon Rosturant a lunch break on the Paramount said he hopes to get a movie there. So the stories really • lot. ready (or the show's three- aren't about the Cartwrights, LABORATORIES Fidl-Tbne Golf rrofeealowal month'layoff period in the late but about their Involvement on Premises at All Times. ”It was a challenge' ro 1 went A1 Oayaoa, Pro. home for the weekend and fall. with other people. Ben, Hoas wrote it over Saturday and Sun­ When London writes he se­ and Little Joe are intruders into 277 BROAD day.” ' cludes himself In the living other people’s Uvea—and stick Landon, S3, whb lMerally grew room of his home in Bneino, sits around only long enough to )H Golf 0 Trori on (he floor, puts a pod on the solve their problems. ' EXIT fS from I-M up in the part of Little Joe, said, STEREO ‘T guess that was six years ago. coffee table and write# in long­ 'London said he's had ”a bait” B ts. 8^ * SS, Taleottville 'Ihen I went a long period of not hand. ‘I sometimes go 18 doing "Bonanaa,” but when its hours at a time," be aald. "get long run ends he wants to get TAFES a btUe deep and flnlah the Into the roovtee. "1 want to do script the next day.'' something oontempoary," he FOR CUBED - CRUSHED - BLOCK He oaid be can write oo (Sot eald. “I want to sae U I can. beqauss "1 tUnk about the peo­ aralk without IMa gum You see I L T. WOOD CO. ple a long time before I aH kind of lean funny.’' CARS 51 BIS8ELL 8T. ___ doom. I don’t think much about PhoK MS-llta Plaat Open the plot. I aomsUmea don’t even Jerry Buck is subbfng for va- Tnni East from Main 8L Weekdaya-« to fi know bow M’s going to mtd. eatioelng C^mtMa Lowry. TV-I SoBdays • to 1 toxic, 4 at State Haatm "1 triad plotting it out OBM ctn p o u n d

SH C PAGE TW O/^ MANGHESIKB EVKMUfG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CO^N-. SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1969 PAGE THREE SATURDAY JO PROGRAM Educational MONDAY JO PROGRAM Joan Blondell TUESDAY PROGRAM (20-22-30) Storybook Squares good soldier. R ((?) Looking Back JO (S) O Iri T a lk (C) (8) O eorce of Jan x ie (18) Shazsan (WEDH, Channel 24) 0) Dream House (84) DIverea C m H \ (C) (18) What’s My U m (20-22-80) U ntam ed W orld (C) (40) Johnny Cash Show (18) D ella B eese (O) two weeks of her life In New (8^) Draam Hsase \ (C) (8) American Bandstand 10:00 (8) Mannlx (C) 1:80 took thedr pantomime act back (444) Med Sqaad R (C) ThbiK (C) 8:44 (2) Love U a Maajr Bpieadored (It) Della B eeu (C) (22) Hkippy (C) er, even though there have Early Talking Machines (2»-2Mt> Day. of Oar Uvea 4:44 (8) Mayberry BFD (C> on the roed. World War I was n i H (C) (M) Kouer Derby 7:00 NET Jonm^ (C) 8:84 (3) The Liharare Shew (C) been published reports csi her (8^> Newlywed Game (O) (8) M oaday N ight M ovie imminent when Joan broke in­ (24-034) Days ef Oar Uvea Guesla: Minnie Pesrt. H ike UO) M atinee Movie death. R Germany after the Fall R (U) Two O'clock Movie "View from the Bridge" Raf (8-M) New^ed Oame (C) “The Invincible Maclate (18) Nows (0) 8:00 teunds of Summer (C> Vatlone, M a u i^ Stapleton, to vaudeville herself — at the Newman and th« Oielsea Pen- Boston Pops Plays Gershwin Z:M (S) OaldiBr Light <0) (U) Twa O’clock Movie slonere. Nancy Wilaon. Bros." 10:80 (8) Big "8** Movie TlwDiMtor* man on brawling Brooklyn (842244) Jolla B (C) The Seekers: The Idealists R Austnalla. With a 10-oct bUl (244244) ThTo^ro (C) (U) Merv Gritfia (C) Pirates" Seilers, (instance Cummings, 3:W wife and her 18-year-old niece that Included George M. Co­ (2) Secret SUrm (C) (44) I Spy “Ride, Vaquero" '63. Mexican ficiency expert takes on old M onday, J u ly 28 (M*) Geaeral Hospital (C> whom they liave raised as (24-22-34) A aetber W artd (C) bandit and his brother try to Scottish firm and starts I MIsterogers’ Neighborhood *!*• <5> The Ltaklettor dhow > Desert Horizons (O) terpleoe, or reprise, of the Yul Brynner, Janice Rule Tayior. Ava Gardner, How­ old retainer. (44) The G atcasts (444) O ae Lite U U r o (C) and Georm Segal. Bx-Cenfed- ard Keel. Anthony C^inn. (18) Movie I French Chef (8) Family Affair K (C) show." (18) E d s e alNIcht (C) "Git" '66. Runaway orphan "(Charge of the Lancers" Cake for (Company <2P.22.M> Match Game <0> erate soldier reluma to hit > NET Journal (0) (8) Harlem Caltaral Festival Later she danced, sang and 4:44 (2) Baacor Statloa (C) native reooa to find that ha trains an Engilsh setter to Paulette Goddai^, Jean < ® > Role of black artist in enter­ (144244) M atch O am e (C) become a fine hunting dog. Pierre Aumont. A Plague on Your diUdren Tempo M tainment worid will be de- has lost his property and his I Flaher^ Features lcted. Featured will be The (12) Tem po 12 are living In tear of a mya- Seldom Seen Sioux. (C) Sports Louisiana Story siS Sowta* (C) Slftl"Tth Dimension, Jam es Bari busty beauty In her late teens (44) D arh Shadows (8) Happening *69 10:46 (40) Science Fiction Theatre <24-2244) News (C) Jones, George Kirby, Abbey when vaudeville suffered Its tertoua gunslinging itrasucer. (18) Lone Ranger (C) "Terror Is the Man" T uesday, Ju lv 29 4:2P (U ) T ea O’aoek N ews (C) (14) M y f j ^ M arato ball (C) 11:80 (8) Saturday Spectacular 7:80 Joyce Chen Cooks (24) Batmaa (O) (44) Dick Cavett Shew quit vaudivUle and won a part <141 Too O n o ek News (0> (8) Movie Spectacalar Egg Rolls (22) M lhe D eaclas Show Robert Mitchum and Fran­ "Lolita" '62. Middle-aged pro­ (44) TUntstoaes 18:84 (18) Tea Thlito Mavie tn a Broadway play. WhUe in (14) Botmsa (444) Dick OaveM Mtow (0> “Hey There, it's Yogi Bear" fessor becomes infatuated 8:00 Fofli Festival on the Qreeu 5:44 (3) Barke's Law (C> John Davidson stars in his Minnie Pearl is a guest on . (i I'ke ■ rraktral Abioad (Cl Animated cartoon. (C7) ce Nuyen star in the film, with a teenage girl. Shelley 9:00 EEN Chronicle (C) (U) Captala America U :4 4 (2S-222448) Nmrs — Weather that show, Joan auditioned for (44) FU atstoaes 14:14 Ne\le “Underwater City" William Winters, Jam es Mason, Peter O Say Can You Sing (24) Film own show Fridays 8-9 p.m. aad Sperls “Maggie the Magnmcerrt,” a 5:44 (I) B arh e’s Law (C) CBS’ "The Uberace Show” "Bangk- k" "Man in the Middle,” ]W- 10:00 Spectrum (0) (24) Sea Haat (14) la e rc d lU e B alk . 11:4 <84^1444) News —Wealh « Lundlgon. Julio Adams. En­ Ellers, ^ e Lyon. (14) MSB.ter. on ABC. U:25 (8) Moaday Starlight (14) Big P te ta re gineer reluctantly accepts >ob day 9-11 p.m. on CBS. (20) Tonight Show Johnny Noise: The New Pollutant (44) F Troop new play by George Kelly, who (C) Tuesday 8:30-9:30 p.m. aad Spirts (C) 10:80 Cbiepasium ^ "Pony Soldier" ^ Royal (24) M aasters (84) dm Ban* ' of building first underwater C arson B (O) 5:25 (44) Weathw (Tsnadtan Mounted Police had become the toast of Broad­ (44) F Troep city. Project complications (22> Manrlce Woodruff Pre­ 5:14 (8) 1 Love Lacy fl:tt (81 Tooday Starilght W ednesday, Ju ly 80 (C) ooiutable risks his life to pre­ way with "Oalg's wife.” (U) Weather "Walk— “ the • -Proud iTLOnd" ’Id. and scientut niece of project l ^ r t s (O) dicts (O) (U) Deanis (ho Meaace . vent rebellious Indian tribe (8) I Love Laey head convince him of it's im­ (40) A lfred Hitchcock (80) PU yboy a fte r D ark (0) 0:00 MIsterogers* NeighlMrhood (14) S e m (18) M y Fhvorite M artiaa (8) News Fraak Indian i gent 'Igtila 'or decent portance. (C) 6:80 WhaViVs New (28) r a m from going on the warpath. "Every actor and actress aUve (18) D eaals th e M eaaco inrtn'-nt ot India: i. A>h]Io "How to Kill Your W ife" Hugh Hefner and guests, Ikie (M) (22-38) B aatley - B riakley B e- rrone TOwer, Cameron (24) r a m 2:00 (18) Playhonse 18 7:00 (8) Horn*! Lucy Raney and Buddy Rich. i 7:00 toectnun B (0) wanted a part. There were so (U) My FbvasUs MarUoa Murphy Anne Ba n c - n , Catchj a Bhtno (O) {*•> O' CoasoqaoBcoo P a rt (C) SItchell, Thomas Gomes. (O (24) F Troop (881 Sselol Seeority M Aetlaa "Massacre C^yon" Phil (8) All Amorleaa Coilego Show 12:00 (8) ChOlor Theatre 7:80 C 8:88 (2d) Weather ^ Sports aad many waiting I was sure I'd Charles Drake. (C) Carey. Audrey Totter. 8:00 Audubon (O) 8:« :if) Leeal News I (24«d8) Tealght Show M a- (44) Trath or Coasaqaeaees (1848) Raatlsy - M ahley Bo- 11:84 (4-44) Jesy lUtkap how (C) (20) H nnU or - B riakley BepoH " N l^ t of the Blood Beast" News (C) 7:88 (U After Dinner Mevie a y C arsaa (C) 4:44 (24) Weather — Sperto aad M r t (C) 8:80 .(18) Playhonse 18 (18) S a ta rd a y C inem a Michael Emmet, Angela 0:00 NET Festival (U) Leave It to Beaver never get to see Kelly. Finally <1441-44) T o alg h I 8 “Brave Warrior" OirlsUnc "My Man Godfrey" WQUam Double Omcerto " I t Happened at the W orld's (8-48) Jo ey Bishop Show (C) I got into his outer office and Nows (O) 8:U (88) Local Naws ay Carsaa (C> Larson, Jon Hall. Greene, John Baer. Ed Nel­ 10:00 A Folk Festival on Green B (24) Bat Masterson F s lri’ '63. Romance s e t a t I (8) News — Memeats of Com­ (18) Leave It to Beaver 1:84 (8) Geoar’s Worid (C) 1:88 til Nesrt - Matasats of Cam- Powell, Carole Lombard. son. Astronaut, returning from (21) HMdIckts ' (C) Seattle World's Fair. Elvis fort aad Galdepaela (28) Bat Mastersaa "Warriors of the Stone Ajre" 4:00 (40) Championship Wrestling (^t8-80) News — Weather — orbit, finds he dan communi­ found myself jammed up against fort aad Gahtenee's 5:00 (8) American Golf Classic T hursday, Ju ly 81 (M> McHale’s Navy Rresley, Yvonne Craig, Gsur (8) N etra and wesither — Mo­ (22) B aokstace artth K itty Bro- Cesar Romero Joins flral (88) Newa aad Mga Off Sports a a d F e a tu re s (O) cate with friendly monster (44) News Lockwood, Sandra Giles. <(n ment of MedltaUea aad SIga a handsome red-haired guy. He (8-40) Wide W orld of^B poH s 7:80 (8) Jackie Gleason Show (C) from outer space. i MIsterogers* Neighborhood party ot adventurers ever to (44) Nawa Baadihiea — USAF (10) H ayrido (C) I WhaVs New (M) n Saaset Strip (88) B aatley - B riakley B e- Off looked at me and said, ‘Your (18) M eH ale’s N avy pbotodTaph Junrie stroagbold Bellxiaaa FUm aad SIga Oft "The Honeymooners" R 12:20 (40) O ne Step B eyond (2) News with Walter Croa- p e rt (C) (48) Newa HeadUaes — fJSAF (48) News (22) Las Vegas Fight of the (80-22-80) A dam 12 B (0 ) •"rhe VUla” > To Catch a Bhiao B (C) eyes ana so big they look like of New Guineas newly dla- 1:14 (8) News aad Wealhar Ma- W eek (0) I Folk Guitar m B kite (C) (8) Truth or Conieqaeoees (O) Bellgioas FUm aad SIga Off (48) n S a a se t Strip ooTeiad Stone Age warriors, meal sf Medltatlaa aad mipi (8-40) D atiag G am e (0 ) U :S 0 (22) L ate Show (2) News with Fraak B^- (U) What’s By Lfse (88) Newa aad Sign OOT (8) News w ith W u le r C raa- the Duns tribeomen. (80) Conn. Close-Up (C) 8:40 (20-2240) Got Smart B (G) "Strangler of the Tower" I ABC*s of Boating they’re atx)ut to pop out of O ft 6:80 (80) Bkippy (C) (8-40) N ewlywed G am e (C) Charles Regnler and Kay i Audnbon B (C) your head What's there to be 6:00 (8) Wealner — Sports and 8:80 (8) My T hree Sous B (C) ) Flaherty Features B Fischer. Friday. Jnly 26 afraid of?’ ’’ Then ehe, was N ews (O) (20-28-80) Oboot an d M rs. M uir (SO) Premier Theatre (18) Voyage to Bottom of (040) Lawrence Welk Show “'TiuH of the Vigilantes" > MIsterogers’ Neighborhood iBhered into Kelly’s private «f- Sea (18) B eet ef M ike Douglas Great cast, headed ^ Brod­ > WhaVs New noe. "He was the most impor- (20) Film 9:00 (8) Hogan’s Heroes (C) erick Oawford and Franchot I Joyce Chen Cooks B (80) America I (C) (2000) Saturday Night at Tone in one of the finest West- i Cfoatlve Person tent man In the theater at the “Heaven Called Honolulu" A M ovies , ems ever made. Both excltli^ Tyrone Guthrie Both sets fea tu re a bigr 19" time, but he was very Mnd. He WEDNESDAY PROGRAM I Clnepoolnm B JO breathtakingly beautiful tour "The Young Warriors" James and very funny. • Book Beat (C) of the Hawaiian Islands. Drury and Steve Carlson. In (80) N ews H eadlines — USAF diagonally measured screen, sat me down and qideUy began 1:88 (8 ) (C> 7:14 (8) .Taraaa (C) 0:80 (8) News with Roger Mndd Europe toward the close of Bellflous Film aad Sign Off C.L. Sulzberger (844) (o> (22-80) Huntley - Brinkley R e­ 9:00 NET Pliwhouse built-in UHF and VHF anten­ reading a few scenes * from 41448481 Tho Vlrgtalaa (Cl WW It, an American army 2:80 (8) Moment of Meditation and The seekers: The Ma- (84) A aa S o th sra Shaw (844) Boro Cowo the BrMoo p o rt (C) sergeant makes special effort Sign Off "Maggie,’’ sort of acting them (28) A t H am e w ith KHty (14) DeBa Boooo (Cl TS) Nows —Weather and to turn green recruit Into a (80) News and Sign Off teriallsts nas, up-front controls for (84) D Ivaree O anrt < 0 10:80 NET FesUval out. I howled. It was so funny. 4:84 (I) Oood Gays B > (24-2844) K ra ft M ssir MaB chronicles jitory of scientist makes service a snap. 8:44 (t) Love Is a Maay Splaadsrad I'roai Lea Asa 1C) who developed an Important Model MY73GY And be never asked me to read T k l u (01 Guests are Barbara Frlibai cancerK:ontrol idea. a Una’’ (149-84) Days af Oar Lives and Norman Wisdom. SUNDAY PROGRAM (20) Film Model MY74W with Walnut (444) Newlywed Oame (C) (4441 WsABesAay Night Mo­ JO (It) Twa O’Ctoek Maria vie (80) Sunday Afternoon a t The handsome, red-headed 7:00 (80) Agricnitnre do Parade M ovies trim cabinet. 1:84 (1) ObM ^ L M t (O) "Bang. Bang. You're Dead" (20) C krlsU ^hers actor got the other lead. His (24-2844) thT o^rs (0) 4:84 (8) G reeo A cres B (C) 7:80 (80) This Is the U fo (80) Ju n io r T alen t Shew (O) Two exciting features: Dana 7:66 name was James Cagney. (4-H) Dathw Oame (C) 14:14 <21 MawsU P1ve4> (C) (8) Sign On and Prayer < (40) C onversattons w ith • . . Andrews stars as shlp-jun^ (8) SecrelSisrm (C) 8:00 (8) The Christophers 12:16 (20) Living Word ing sailor In "Enchantem Is­ "Maggie" plucked them both N ightclub sin g er who is siw> (8) Davey and Goliath (C) land" Bruce Bennet portrays catburglar Icsils Hleve tn U:80 (8) Face the Nation (0) from obsci^ty the night It des|>erate chase up and down (80) Itoio the Clown (8) C om m ents an d People (C) captured sailor In "U-Boat 8:16 (8) Adventures of Qumby Prison." iSvn^i^ c^iened. Kelly wrote another uiiMir walls of Waikiki hoirl. (20) D aw n Bible A nsw ers 8 :8# (8) Awake (0) 00 (3) NFL Action (C) cally nothing.” (14-2142) The OatslArr 1C) (80) C onnecticut W eekend (O) successful vehicle for them, (111 T eST 'O 'fleeh News (Cl (22) O ral R oberts (0) (40) BUppenlng ’89 (8) Snmraor Focus (C) After a year or so, Cagney (SO) Morning Movie “Welfare" "Penn Arcade," which A1 Jol- (15) Tea 'nitriy Mavie “Buck Privates" Abbott and *12:66 (30) W ashington R eport ;80 (8) American Golf Classlo ' got disgusted with ^ e money (8 i n OOOO) r- WfMitbrr Costello. 1:00 (3) Congressional M p o rt (C) :00 (8-22) B ed Sox BasebaO (O) son bought and then sold to and walked out. "He said 'Joan- a a J IlM rta (40) Bible Story (2^22 30) M eet the P re ss (C) Boston vs: Seattle > Warner Bros.—with the stipula­ nle, you walk with me.’ But I <801 Hm Mmmt X . (8) Marine Boy ,, (0) (8) Way O ut (C) (40) So m m er Focus tion that Blcmdell and Cagney 11:14 m then he got big money. More Rrnnif*. Wrnd«*H Our«*y. (8) The ('hrlstophers (C) ness. Shirley Temple. Spring (20-30) P ra n k M cGee Sonday aside and said, "Well, we’re Eduard Franz. (C) (18) Aqnnman (CV Bylngton. Nigel Bruce, Gale R ep o rt than I’ve ever made. But I had I <8048JO» Taalgiil Jalw- (40) ThU Is the Life Sondorgaard. (C) :00 (3) L assie (C) stuck with you for one picture. my parents and a brother and Henry Darrow on NBC’s B/ UarMa Ja^ Hkiliap Mlaw «?) sister to help support. If I have (8-40) Issues an d A nsw ers (2400) Hack F inn B (C) roles?” i (if Nawn — MamaaU af Can»> 2:00 (8) Special: "LUewatch 8U— ;S0 (1) G entle Ben (O) made a fatal mistake during my day 7 :30-8:30 p.m. fart aad OaldMaEto AUTHORIZED J n s t Bay the Word (20-22-30) W onderful W orld of "We both said ‘no’ in unison career. It’s that I never took (80) Nrtra aad Mffa Off (20) Insight Color B (C) without looking at one another. (OOf Ha«r« H aadllaM — UHAF (22) Sunday'* many Afternoon “Boomerang, Dog of Many ELECTRONICS myself seriously. I never de­ Ballzlaat FUim aad Hlffa Oft F e a ln re Talents” R So 2Sanuck gave Grant Withers manded better parts. I was (ta-284a) Aaolhar WetU (O) (8) Nawa and WaalOar Mia “ All Mine to Give" Cameron :45 (8) Land of the G lanU (C) 277 BROAD STREET — PHONE 649-1124 the male lead: and Evelyn (444) Geoarai Msssltal (Cl maal af MadHatlaa and Hlca Mitchell and Glynls Johna lOO (3) E d SnUivan Show (C) young and beautiful,' but I let 1:84 (I) The LlahleliwKhmr Off "Abbott and Costello Meet Guests: Vikki Carr, Henny Knapp got my part." The two (1448-44) Yes Doa’t aay 181 ^ ^ i r t e m p them put me in anything they (444) Oo« Ufo la Uvo Capt. Kidd" Youngman. Gilbert Price, young Broadway stars were wanted to. I just wanted to (8444441 Match Gaaia TURNPIKE Vikki Carr is a guest on 2:80 (8) State Department of Com- 'The Martys, Pcncess two weeks to live. "Zanuck saw (4) Mlhe Dooflaa 8ho« iC t ^ AND CBS’ “The Ed Sullivan mnnlty Affairs The Chung Trio. suit, I’ve more rotten pdrls (U) Tooips U C.D.A.P. controversial plan (8-40) The F .B .I. (C> Make a Difference Where You Save! the rushes and flipped,” Joan than good ones." (Ml Darh (IhsSsws TEXACO Show” Sunday 8-9 p.m. for helping revitalise urban iSO (20-2240) The Mothera-In-Law IT DOES recalls. "He cornered us alone 4:84 (It) raohlaas to Sewtag areas of the state, will be :00 (8) Hee Haw (C) We began to talk about yie 4:14 (144844) Naws Opwi Houtb a Day Comforf~Aire probed In this half-hour. Top (20.22-80) B onansa (C) on the back lot while we were future. Was she looking for a 4:84 (4) Basal 10:00 (8) L am p unto My IVot officials at state level will go (040) SuBday Night Movie working—no agents, no time to lit) Bomaor Bssai (8) D ialogue over progress to date of (im ­ “The Nutty Professor” INSTANT specific role? "Yos," she said, 114) My LMIa M argie FirMtonc 'nraa SALES & SERVICE (18) Day of Discovery munity Delvelopment Action 10 :00 (8) M ission Im possible (C) think—and signed us each to a “I really would like one good (88) Mika Deaghu ~ iC } (22) Challco of Salvatlou (C) IMans in major area cities and Force Is pitted against Ingeni­ '^■BVUPUHUKM ni? five-year contrast. For pnudl- 114) llatm oo iC l QumUty Line Prodorta ous logic of enemy agent EARNINOls part (hat would get me an (44) Flhitotoaoo 8ep the f’hrynlrr Alrtemp (80) The Big P k tu ro (C) try to settle some misconcep­ 4:44 (8) Barhr's Law (Cl Koom Air OandlUonpm at (40) F aith for Today tions held by the public. roup attempts to lead agent SAVINGS Academy Award. (She's been 10:80 (8) This Is the Life (C) (20) This Is the A nsw er 5irough maze of complicated nominated only once.) The t>t4T riWhiitiat laSTITUTfl MAINTENANCE 1:80 S( Leave It to Itaavsr REPAIR SERVICE Eleanor RoooevcU discussion concerning citv's (Ml Marriaga la Totep' (8-40) D iscovery Manpower Training and De­ Janls Paige. (C) a ;-, ^ (8) Sunday Night Mevie ciriy GUARANTEED (18) U nabridged (O) velopment program. Its super­ HARLJEM SHOW (88) BlghHgMs (tt) Movletlme visor. Paul V. Duffy Is a "Story of San Michele" O.W. Fischer. Rosanna Schlafftno. (Ml McMal^s Navy 649-6733 "Spook Busters" Bowery guest. MANCHESTER "The Harlem CuMura] Faatl- (M l Mews Boys (20), The Christophers Maria Mahor. Swedish doo* U-HAUL SERVICE tor abandons love and prom­ BEST val," depleting the rcile of (lis • Ml (48) 71 te a s a t M rip 479 E. Middle Turnpike (30) In d n siry on P arad e 8:80 Film: "The Odyssey of MOTOR (8) Rows w «b WoMos 11:46 (80) Jew U b Life (C) Dr. Pan:* (C) ising career to toln Pasteur. ' /’vf \ • » -<-SAXLRIUYr JULY,26,1969. THURSDAY JO PROGRAM :00 (33) At Home with Kitty (0 ) (10) What’s My Line (30) Divorce Court (C) (33-30-40) News - - Weather (IMIO) Dream House (C) ^orts and Features (C> .:S0 (3) Ao the World Tamo (C) 1:30 (XO-SS-SO) Daniel Boone (0> (30-33-30) You’re Pottiof Me (8) Kinf Family Special :00 (3) Secret Storm (C) of tourneys, jousts and in­ (20-22-30) Another World (C) trigues of the court of King i (8-40) General Hospital (C) ArUiur and the Knights of the :30 (3) The LinkJetter Show (C) Round Table. Janette Scott, (20-22-80) You Don’ t Say (C) Ronald Lewis, Ronald How­ (040) One Life to Uve ' (C) ard. R (C) (18) Edge of Night “ Side Street" *60. Postal (SO) F Troop (18) My Favorite Martian clerk inadvertently steals (40) Troth or Consequences (30) Cauadiau Travel Film blackmail pajmient and finds 5:00 (3-8) Weather — Sports and (3^30) HunUey - Brinkley Be- himself wanted 1^ the police ✓ i . News (C) ^ r t (C) and underworld. Faziey Gran- (18) Leave It to Beaver 6:46 (30) Local News er. James Craig, Cathy Yul Brynner with Janice Rule in the film, “Invitar (30) Highway Patrol 7:00 (3) After Dfamer Movie gI'tkRinell: (33) Highlights (C) “Kiss He Kate” '63. Musical (30-32-30) Tonight Show JohiH _McHale*s Navy A tion to a Gunfighter” Tuesday 9-11 p.m. on NBC. veftlon of Shakespeare's ny Carson (C) (40) News /Tam ing of the Shrew’^ K ^h- (840) Joey Bishop Show (C> 06 (40) 17 Sunset Strip n Graven, Howard Keel. (8) News — Moments of Coisi- 6 :80 (3> News with Wuter Cron- ed The Hardy Boys has been »enah wynn, James Whit­ fort and Gnldeposts kite (C) more. (Q (40) News Heamlnes — VBAF A nd One assembled. 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